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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FRIDAY,The Oct. 23, 1998 A dailyBG independent student News press Volume 85- No. 40 ■ELECTION*] HIGH: 65 LOW: 30 rafinopalooza hits BGSU □ The Latino Student grown considerably since it pre- miered In 1997. Last year it was Union will bring cul- held in Saddlcmire. but because ture and excitement of the popularity of the event, it Latfnopalt was moved to Anderson Arena Political to the University with I his year to accommodate the the annual people. "We are expecting many more issues Latinopalooza. people this year." Brewer said. Featuring: 'We are really excited and we are letting people know about our focus on By BRANDI BARHITE presence on campus." □ Live Mariachi, Te Brewer said the great thing ■ The BG ice hockey The BG News team plays host to last about Latinopalooza is that it education Salsa andMerengue I iii I will be moving, hands will does not force people to experi- year's CCHA champion be clapping, and minds will be ence another culture. He said it Micnigan State and Fer- □ Folkloric Dancers whirling when Latinopalooza is open and allows people to □ The 1998 elections ris State this weekend at □ Drama Performance knocks ihe University of its feet express themselves without feel- will be dealing with the BGSU ice arena. with a high energy and exciting ing pressured. night. Gabiel Marquez. LSU presi- debates over issues of □ uitkentic Food "You will be hit with our cul- dent, said he wants more of the r education. i jflhf> donation ture," said Marcos Popovich, Bowling Green community to Latino Student Union (LSU) vice partake in Latinopalooza. He said J Pinatas, Grito Contest, president. "It will be very colorful, he wants to encourage people to ■ The men's and packed, exciting, energy-filled participate in at least one activity By BRANDI BARHITE women's swimming and Chance to win B250 and and everyone will be dancing." and be open-minded about the The BG News diving teams open their Latinopalooza is an annual event. The fate of higher education season today. Much Much More!!! event sponsored by LSU celebrat- "Don't Just think this is a Lati- ing Latino culture with food, song no thing." Marquez said. "Go with could be resting on the outcome and dance. Jason Brewer. LSU an open mind." of the 1998 election with Univer- treasurer, said there will be Picking one activity may be sity students being affected. authentic Mexican food and live hard because of the numerous This year the big race is for mariachi. tejano. salsa and activities offered. Brewer said governor, yet several congres- Saturday, October 24 merengue bands, lie also said there will be Latinopalooza T- sional seats are also up for grabs there will be folkloric dancers, a shirts available to tie-dye and a with education dominating the Anderson Arena, 4-Midnight drama performance and pinatas. S250 raffle. He said raffle tickets debates. It will be held Saturday 4 p.m.-12 will be sold and there will be a "Clearly the race for governor a.m. at Anderson Arena. drawing every hour. The winner ■ Anthony Recznick Admission is free! of Ohio and the Senatorial race "It is hard to put into words will have to shoot a basket to win will have an impact on stu- how excited we are about this reviews the new horror dents," said David Jackson, film Bride of Chucky. event." Brewer said. Brewer said the event has I See LATINOPALOOZA, page American government instruc- tor. "The main issue being edu- cation funding." Jackson said Ohio has been called on to revamp the K-12 ■ Elsewhere Theatre's education, and sacrifices could fall season opens with Dinner honors superb faculty be made with higher education. the disturbing, expertly- He said the main reason higher crafted Standing On My □ The University hon- of these tasks contributing to the education will be sacrificed is University, there has been a 22.2 Knees. because only an exclusive ored five distin- percent increase in enrollment amount of people attend college, guished faculty mem- this year. Ribeau said. while everyone goes to K-12. Ribeau called the awards hand- Allen Baldwin, chairman of bers at the Faculty ed out Wednesday "badges of the Wood County Democratic Recognition Dinner courage' since the faculty mem- ■ Jon Spencer and his bers have been a key part in Party also said education fund- Blues Explosion release Wednesday night. recruitment and he is very proud ing is one of the most important Acme, their best album of them. issues this electoral year. He said "An Institution is only as good higher education could be sal- since the ground-break- By MELISSA NAYMIK is us faculty and staff." he said. vaged during educational ing Orange. Five professors received hon- reform. The BG News orary awards at the banquet in He also said Bowling Green is Sights and sounds of laughter, five different categories. Bonnie in a unique situation because it is cheer, excitement and clapping Fink, lecturer in the English a college town. brought a lively atmosphere to the department's scientific and tech- With education in the forerun- ■ Renaissance to host Lenhart Grand Ballroom Wednes- nical communication program, ning, the race for governor has No Cover: 10 Years of day night. won the SI.000 1998 Master been ugly. Jackson said this has It was the night the 10th annu- Teacher Award. been one of the most dirty cam- Flyer Art from Bowling Therese Melko. representative al Faculty Recognition Dinner was paigns ever and could affect Green. held at the University, President for the Student Alumni Associa- tion, said the association had a voter turnout. Sidney Rlbeau and Charles Mid- The main race is between dleton. vice president and provost very difficult choice to make this for academic affairs, spoke to fac- year for the Master Teacher Award Robert Taft (R-Ohio), the current Opinion 2 ulty members about their contri- since all the candidates had Ohio Secretary of State, and Lee Page Three 3 butions to the University, whether strengths for making the Universi- Fisher (D-Ohio). The other two Nation 4 it be for 15 or 35 years. ty a premiere learning facility. candidates running are John R. "Our faculty is committed to Fink was in high spirits, excit- Mitchell (Ohio) for the Reform Sports 6 student excellence." Ribeau said. ed and overwhelmed when she party and Zana Feitler (Ohio) on Agate 9 Here at the University, faculty won her award. the Independent ticket. NOW 11 shine not only by teaching, but by "What's great about winning BG Newt Photo/MATT DANN Taft, great-grandson of doing research as well. With both President Sidney Ribeau honors faculty members at the Faculty William Howard Taft, 27th Presi- • See DINNER, page five. Recognition Dinner. dent of the United States, is seek- ing to win a classic governor "Don't waste time race. If he wins he will be the learning the 'tricks of first Ohio Republican to succeed a Republican governor since the trade.' Instead, Oktoberfest celebrates German heritage 1903. learn the trade." Taft has said he is looking to but are encouraged to buy them versity campus. Foell said St. Thomas More develop programs to rehabilitate □ Oktoberfest will in advance. Guenther said the club will try Auditorium will be decorated young people who commit Life's Little Treasure Book on The Oktoberfest is one of the to create that atmosphere by hav- with traditional blue and white crimes. He also said the Ohio's Success bring German culture ways the German Club educates ing a live band, dancing, singing streamers seen in Bavaria. schools need to be improved. to Bowling Green. the University about German and competitions. Among the Admission includes $3 worth Current governor George culture. various competitions held will of food. Food provided will Voinovich (R-Ohio) is running "The German Club exists to be an apple cider drinking con- include traditional German for senator against former Cuya- By IRENE SCOTT promote understanding and trst. she said. bratwurst with sauerkraut and hoga County Commissioner Visit our new website appreciation of the German lan- In addition, the Oktoberfest soft pretzels with mustard. The Mary Boyle (D-Ohio). Indepen- soon for interactive The BG News guage and culture," said Kristie will provide University students culinary offerings will be pre- dent Michael Hoyt (Ohio) is also reporting and updated In the fall months, thousands Foell, the club faculty adviser. with a comfortable atmosphere pared by an authentic German on the ballot for the senator seat. news: of people in southern Germany She said the German Club in which they can relax in the chef from Cleveland, Foell said. They are competing for the seat gather to eat, sing, listen to music tries to have as much (un as pos- middle of the semester after mid- The German Club's celebra- John Glenn gave up. WWW. and, of course, drink beer. sible while holding informative terms, she added. tion will focus on food. As an Other Congressional races in bgnews.com The celebration, Oktoberfest, and cultural events. She said According to Foell, this year's alcohol awareness month event, Wood County include the 5th is coming to Bowling Green on some of the activities are specifi- celebration includes a live 15- the group also wanted to demon- Congressional District, where Friday, Oct. 23 and will include cally for people who speak Ger- piece polka band from Toledo strate that even the world's incumbent Paul Gillmor (R- all of the above — except the man, but there are other activi- called Deutschmeister, which biggest beer bath can still be fun Ohio) is running against Susan beer drinking. ties for anyone in the communi- will play authentic German without beer, Foell said. Darrow (D-Ohio), BGSU assis- If you have a news tip or polkas, waltzes, and other dance Foell said she hopes this tant director of the Honors Pro- Oktoberfest will take place in have an Idea for a story, Christina Guenther, associate music. Band members will be year's celebration will be a suc- gram. In the 9th District incum- the St. Thomas More Auditorium professor of the German Club, wearing German costumes for cess. bent Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) is call anytime and ask to on Thurstin Avenue from 6 to 10 said Oktoberfest is the recreation the occasion. "I would really like this year's running against Edward Emery speak with an editor. p.m. Admission is $5, and of the German Gemuetlichkeit, Instructors will be on-hand to event to be a big success for the includes three food tickets. Stu- which means enjoyment, com- teach students interested in 372-6966 dents can buy tickets at the door fort and feeling good, on the Uni- learning the dances. • See OCTOBERFEST, page five. • See ELECTION , page five. 1 page 2 The BG News Friday, October 23, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 The BG News All people are created equal When I was eight years old, I was to exclude certain people hurling white supremacists, went to a lower economy public from citizen status. Whether it dreaming of an all-white world. "An independent student voice serving school. My best friend was Mar- was tew, homosexual, "feeble- You can forget that too! First of quise, and he was black. One minded,'' etc. The point is that all, the Nazi's had very strict Bowling Green since 1920" night I was spending the night at they introduced separation into standards and most of these Marquise's house and his broth- &» the minds of the people. I fear "white-boys" wouldn't have 210 West Hall era Marled making fun of me that this i-. precisely what todaj s made the cut! They'd probably Bowling Green State University because I was white. I never multicultural education is doing have found themselves in the understood there was a differ- to the minds of our citizens. If crematorium line right along Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ence between people until this we are divided, then it will be with the people they denounce. Phone: (419) 372-2601 point. I was so upset that 1 cried that much easier for us to be led So where are we now? It myself to sleep that night. This and taken advantage of by seems like we're going to have to 358 unscrupulous and amoral sys- E-mail: [email protected] was my introduction into the learn to get along together. In DARLA WARNOCK separation between races. But tems. order to do that, no one voice * in Editor-in-Chief here's the thing: the separation of the1 dominant species on this I have been highly influenced be silenced. Our world i. in i. re races is based on ridicule, fear, planet. This is as much a bless- by the artistic expression and trouble and needs the .1 -ist. e SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER and misunderstanding. ing as it is a curse. The very lan- scholarship of other cultures. of every man, woman,. 1 cl '. guage that connects us is also the Managing Editor Opinion Editor Anyone with a brain and a KRS-ONE, Malcolm X, Chief The solution is much 11 o ; thing that separates us. college education should under- Seattle, and Jimi Hendrix are as pier than social n;for 1,1 BRANDI BARHITE KIM WILFONG big influences of mine as Henry itant revolution, ai a 1 Assistant Managing Editor stand that all human beings are That's why I feel that we must Copy Chief related through genetics and proceed with caution when Miller, Joseph Campbell, and comings. Just love 5 thought. All life on this planet implementing a multicultural Walt Whitman. The point is that and your friends. I yo: • MIKEWENDUNG TOD McCLOSKEY culture belongs to everyone. did that simple tl Chief Reporter Sports Editor contains amino acids of the left- curriculum of education. It is hand variety. This means that at important to be aware of other What you do and say affects me would be no confli t tl JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL a point in planetary evolution, cultures and how they differ. But as much as what I do affects you. world: six degrees of s ;ion. Photo Editor Entertainment Editor life specialized itself into a com- it is far more important to under- Some think the whole white All human beings are c'tizens mon category. Left-handed stand that the same process of race is forcing a conspiracy on of this planet. In a hundred TARA CANNON amino acids aren't the only kind, experience fundamentally con- people of color. Let me say that if years, our ancestors will mock Graphics Editor because we've discovered right- nects all human beings. If this he were smart enough to plan a the way we divide by religion, Melissa Naymik . .Special Projects Editor hand variety amino acids in undeniable fact is the foundation global conspiracy against people race, nationality, and sexual ori- Ana Periera . . Wire Editor interstellar dust clouds in space. of cultural studies, then the insti- of color, then the white male entation the same way we mock Brian Taylor . Assistant Opinion Editor The society of human beings tution will be sound. If not, then would have built a system that people who once bowed to kings G. Michael Graham . Assistant Sports Editor is a specialized, but not indepen- the difference between races will isn't falling apart in front of our and queens. The fire of evolution Stephanie Schneider . Assistant Graphics Editor dent form of nature. It is our be the focus, and not true cultur- eyes. So save the white devil is burning and we must all pull Scott Zimmer . .Assistant Graphics Editor ability to communicate in the al diversity. routine, it's getting old! our own weight! Scott Fauber . .Assistant Photo Editor form of symbolism (language) When the Nazi's came to On the other end of the spec- josh Minion can be reached al that has allowed us to become power, the first thing they did trum, there are still racial epithet [email protected] Value of voting overlooked Where's the Food? Patrick Johns» This is the week when election Students are particularly affect- Coverage, both in The News and in ed. Tuition doesn't cover the cost of newspapers nationwide, goes into your education, even as it spirals full swing. ever upwards. A large part of the educational costs come from tax No For the next week and a half, dollars — or perhaps, don't come we'll be attending rallies, making faces at mudslinging campaign from tax dollars, and instead Irom your pocketbook, as the case may SHADE advertisements during the 11 o'clock news, and scoffing at the be. last-ditch efforts of candidates Government matters even more ^mvn 20 points in opinion polls if you care about something more ; On election night the newsroom than personal economics (and even ;\vill suck in every staff member we the most reactionary people have After the '96 election, I wrote a have and spit them out on polling some sort of "social cause"). column railing against non-voters. places, election boards and candi- I believe I said something to the Politicians aren't known as a date parties filled with very happy effect that you shouldn't live in the particularly responsive group of or very dejected people. country if you don't vote. Of people, and thus have largely Reporters will get excited and course, it was just my luck to meet failed in their task, which is to get to do stories on things that are someone at a party that night who make government relevant to and in the back of people's heads but had a very well-reasoned, articu- beneficial to citizens. "For the peo- don't necessarily make the news late argument for not voting. I ple, by the people and of the peo- everyday — in other words, the think he's the exception, not the ple?" More like "by a few people, "issues " rule. for those people and their friends." Most of you who don't vote do And at the end of it all, the same Apathy creates a Catch-22. so because you clout1 are or are too thing will happen. A small minori- Politicians who don't care turn vot- ty of citizens will elect the people lazy — though I suspect that most people who have gotten this far in ers off, who then don't vote, so the who will lead us all. Reporters can politicians don't really have to then sink into their old cynicism. a column of mine either do vote or have a good reason for not doing think about responding to those Can you really blame us, so. voters needs. This is the root of low though? The fact is, people just voter turnout among students. don't vote, and they don't general- Why don't people vote? Well, If even half, or maybe even one- ly have good reasons for doing so. the registration process is a barrier, and sometimes getting to the polls third, of University students voted Low turnout isn't the fault of can be a problem for some people. on Nov. 3, BG politicians would be some mysterious entity called "the It appears that most people just forced to listen to us the next time people," though — at least, it's not don't see how government affects around. I am cynical, but yes — it entirely their fault. Our govern- their lives. could happen. ment, surprisingly, shouldn't escape blame. Think about your average day. See you at the polls. Do you buy anything? Go to News welcomes any letters, columns or And did I mention journalists' school? Own a car? Then the polit- Mike Wendling is a xveekly colum- Reporters probably belong to the ical climate, and thus, the govern- nist for The News. Questions and other bits of opinion to be included on this page, one profession that could increase ment, affects vou It would be nice comments can be sent to lil us at [email protected]. voter turnout by sheer force ot will to have a say, wouldn't it? mikervenGbgnet.bgsu.edu.
Copyright • 199*. The K New., lowllnj Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material from ibis publication PEOPLE ON THE STREET without the permission of The BG How are your celebrating Alcohol Awareness Week? Nfwi la strictly prohibited Th* K Newt hvtm Independent publics non founded In 1920 and la pub liahrd dally during the academic year and weekly during the sum- mer semester. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the edi- tor are not necessarily those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The K News Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the rail 1991 K, News staff. ._ ) The IG News encourages Its read- Scott Cockerell D.J. Fett Thomas O'Linn Amy Adking Sarah Lowell ers to notify the paper of any errors In stones or photograph Junior Junior Senior Graduated Graduated descriptions. Decisions made by Sports Manogment History Int. Bussiness Accounting Accounting the Idltorin Chief and the Fdltorl "Only getting drunk "I'm not driving home "Look at me I'm drink- "I'm not drinking tonight.' "Having a beer." al (oard are final. three nights a week tonight." ing Coke." instead of five.'
K r T—l- w 1 2 3 I I 7 a 10 11 i? 13 ' CROSS 14 1 R * BG I? i Friday D | " NEWS PUZZLE 20 1n " ACROSS 58 The Jelsons" M ?6 ?i I October 23,1998. 1 Food from taro dog 4 Telegraph code 59 Old World lizards ?9 9 Lab containers 60 Country singer ~- n? JJ M L 14 Operate Travis 1 *> « 15 Dramatist Loos 63 Similar ">fl 1 «? 16 Spiritual being 65 Appropriate 17-_Not 66 Go along with 43 » 1 4 Unusual" 67 Break off * 18 Piglet 68 Omega in */ 4B *'J I 19 Unfeeling Amorica " M 55 56 57 20 Black Sea port 69 Belle or Bart * 22 Poke fun 70 Idyllic gardens Hbfl ft 24 Putrid 71 Wynn and 1 25 Superlatively Begley <'■ &' 6? 63 64i R suave DOWN IV> B7 Have a problem? Need some advice on what you should do? Write a letter or e-mail THE NEWS at 29 Less skillfully 1 Preceding in [email protected]. created *H order Today Saturday www.encarta.com Sunny Sunny HIGH: 65 LOW: 30 HIGH: 67 LOW: 41 Upcoming "Upcoming Events" is m service to our reader* borrowed daily via the University web page. The calendar or events on the web page has a more complete listing of events and :vents can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". Friday, 10/23/98 Public Skating (Noon - 1:30 3 food tickets. Tickets available will read from their work. terms with the schizophrenia learn how to swing dance, then p.m.) from all German Club members, that undermines her art, her life practice your new-found skills Omega Phi Alpha fundraiser Ice Arena. Cheap Skate. or contact kohorst, schutze, UAO Movie "Deep Impact" (8 and her love. Elsewhere tickets while dancing to oldies & new p.m.) are $3 each and are sold at the (10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.) kendrat, or kfoell swing songs. We'll provide the Men's Soccer at Miami (3 ©bgnet.bgsu.edu. Ill Olscamp Hall. Movies are door on a first-come, first-served Math Science Hallway. p.m.) shown at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Fri- basis. music and instructors - you Oxford, Ohio. day and Saturday evenings. bring the energy & enthusiasm! lien's ft Women'* Diving Hockey vs. Michigan State (7 p.m.) Tickets are $2 each and can be Haunted Trail "Trail of Ter- hosts Tom Stubbs Relays (11 Men's Cross Country at EMU bursared. Movies are open to all BGSU Ice Arena. ror" (8:30 - 11:30 p.m.) SRC Cooper Pool Relays a.m.) BGSU students, faculty and staff. Open (5:30 p.m.) Rotary Nature Center — S. (TBA) Cooper Pool. Tom Stubbs Ypsilanti, Mich. For more information, contact Wintergarden Road. Sponsored IFC Concert (7 p.m. Mid- Relays with nine schools partici- Clayton Tinney at the UAO by the BG Jaycees. Admission is REC. pating kicks off with diving Oktoberfest (6 - 10 p.m.) night) office at 419/372-2343. $5. For more information call events. St. Thomas More Auditorium. Ballroom. 419/354-BGJC. Saturday, 10/24/98 Featuring the Deutschmeister Standing on My Knees (8 Study Abroad Recruitment German Band. Other events will MFA Creative Writing Read- p.m.) BG Swings! (10 p.m.) Men's ft Women's Swimming (11:30 a.m. -2 p.m.) include the sale of bratwurst, soft ings (7:30 p.m.) 411 South Hall. Elsewhere Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Stu- Union Foyer. Sponsored by pretzels, apple cider and soda. Ohio Suite, Student Union. Theatre Production. By John dent Union. Bring your neighbor hosts Xavier (9:30 a.m.) the Russian Club. The $5 admission price includes Mamie Ellis and Angie Cumeal Olive. A young poet comes to and your khakis to this event & Cooper Pool. TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. 10 FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS) FRIDAY OCTOBER 23,1998 BROADCAST STATIONS CD Nawsi CBS Iwws WIveel-Fortune Jeopardy! X Ktde-Demdes! Candid earners Buddy Faro (In Stereo) X Hash Bridgae "Apocalypse Nash" NswsX Law Show * ABCWIdNrm Hollywood Sq. 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Last June it claimed responsibility People should take comfort in the news stepping up its cam- Investigators on Thursday offi- for spraying red paint on the Mex- fact that this was a professional paigns to protect cially blamed arsonists for the ican Consulate in Boston to action." compiled from »tafi and wire report* wildlife blazes. Acelerants were found on protest the treatment of peasants She said activists who carry out the mountain, where chemists and in Chiapas. Mexico. attacks have no formal traininR officers using specially trained Since December, the ELF has and get most of their Information dogs had been looking for clues. The Associated Press taken at least partial responsibility on building bombs and other ■ BONES""""™""^""^^^^""^" "We've eliminated any and all for fires at U.S. Agriculture Depart- devices from books or the Internet. DENVER — The burning of a accidental causes. We are classify- ment buildings in Olympia. Wash.: Arnold said attacks by radical More bones found in garage ski lodge and other buildings on ing it as incendiary." said Tommy a fire at an Oregon corral used for environmentalists have increased DAYTON. Ohio |AP) — Two more human bones found in an old garage Vail Mountain appears to mark a Wittman. regional director for the wild horses and burros captured steadily over the past two decades are being examined to try to determine their origin, a coroner's official major escalation in eco-terrorism. federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco by the Bureau of Land Manage- One of the first organized groups said Thursday. going well beyond the graffiti- and Firearms. ment: and the freeing of 310 ani- was the Ecoraiders. a group ol On Saturday, a woman dropped off two plastic bags of human and sprayings, tree-spikings and The fire came just days after mals from a Wisconsin fur farm. teen-agers who caused more than animal bones at Mother Earth Connection, a downtown store. The bones smaller arsons committed by radi- Vail began clearing trees on an "As long as it doesn't harm $2 million damage in the Santa were turned over to the Montgomery County coroner's office. cal environmentalists. expansion project bitterly opposed human lives, we approve," said Catalina mountains near Tucson Ken Betz. director of the coroner's office, said the old. crumbling On Wednesday night, an under- by environmentalist groups. Last Craig Rosebraugh, an environmen- Ariz., more than two decades ago. bones were found abandoned in a garage that was being cleaned out. ground organization called the month. Vail won a major court bat- tal activist in Portland. Ore., who destroying billboards and house-. Betz said the person who found the bones said the garage had once been Earth Liberation Front claimed tle against the groups, which say sent out the communique for the to stop developers. used by members of a traveling carnival. responsibility for Monday's attacks the expansion would interfere with ELF. "1 think It was a statement to Over the years, environmental- On Tuesday, said Betz. some kids who had also been going through plans to reintroduce the lynx to the corporations who continue to In Vail, the most costly act of eco- ists have put also metal spikes in the garage turned over two long human bones they had found and were region. exploit and destroy the Earth. And trees to discourage timber compa going to use in a Halloween exhibit. terrorism In America, with damage I think it did just that." estimated at least SI2 million. No In a letter sent to news media nles from cutting them down. Log one has been arrested in the outlets, the ELF said it carried out Katie Fedor. a spokeswoman for gers and mill workers have report- attacks. the Vail arson "to stop the destruc- the Animal Liberation Front based ed serious injuries from cutting tion of natural habitat and the in Osseo. Minn., said that her trees containing spikes. Environ- Former UNC med student pleads guilty This was a surprise because It exploitation of the environment." It group has allied itself with the ELF mental groups say they aren't to was so bold." said Ron Arnold, vice CHAPEL HILL. N.C. (AP) — A former medical student became the first said the expansion of the biggest and that the two organizations blame for the Injuries because they president of the Center for the person in the United States to plead guilty to being involved in an and busiest ski resort in the Unit- have declared war on companies warn loggers to avoid the trees. Defense of Free Enterprise, an international ring that authorities say traded in thousands of child ed States would "ruin the last, best that desecrate the Earth. The attacks by environmental porn pictures on the Internet. organization in Bellevue, Wash., lynx habitat in the state," "It's a war. It's a nonviolent war. that tracks crimes committed to radicals also have increased in William J. Rosa. 31, a former medical student at the University of "Putting profits ahead of Col- It's a nonviolent revolution. Unfor- severity, to the point that Congress save nature. North Carolina-Chapel Hill, pleaded guilty Monday to sexual exploitation orado's wildlife will not be tolerat- tunately, the traditional routes to held hearings last June. In the of minors. He is expected to be sentenced Feb. 17 in federal court in "They've stepped over a line ed. This action is just a warning. societal change such as lobbying past 20 years, more than 1.500 Greensboro. they've never crossed before. Now We will be back if this greedy cor- haven't worked. Constituents are attacks have been reported. "It's up to the judge, but I think there's a good possibility he will do they no longer care what the pub- poration continues to trespass into not being heard. We are forced to Arnold, who testified at those substantial hard time." said Gene Weinschenk. director of the U.S. Cus- lic thinks. They're also getting wild and unroaded areas." the take nonviolent action." she said. hearings, said members of Earth toms CyberSmuggling Center, which ran the U.S. investigation of the more professional. That troubles communique said. Fedor refused to identify those First! upped the ante in 1988 with ring. me a lot." 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Swanton, OH 43558 (Across from FoodTown) udc"!) m OO M/F/D/V, EOE T '. 1 V Friday, October 23, 1998 The BG News page 5 DINNER ELECTION Swing program discourages drinking Continued from page one. Continued from page one. logical sciences, was the winner J The Wellness Con- for the Wellness Connection, "The format of the program ol the SI.000 Distinguished Fac- (R-Ohio). hopes BG Swings will be an will be flexible, depending on this award is that you're recog- ulty Service Award. There are also seats in the leg- nection is hosting BG alternative activity to the drink- how many students attend," nized for something you love to "I'm proud to receive the islature. In the 4th District race do," she said. award." said Meserve. "It's nice to Swings to give stu- ing parties that students attend said Tracey Gavin, graduate stu- Randy Gardner (R-Ohio) and on Friday nights. The event is Rex Lowe, professor of biologi- know that someone's watching." Kurt Young (D-Ohio) face off. dent and coordinator of BG cal sciences, was presented the Veronica Gold, chairwoman for dents an alternative to being held as part of National The only local race is for Swings. "The instructors will SI.000 Olscamp Research Award Faculty Senate, said Meserve has drinking. Collegiate Alcohol Awareness County Commissioner, where break down the dance steps, and for his innovative teaching and made a significant contribution to Week. continuous record in research. the University since 1973 with his Tun Brown (R-Ohio) seeks then give students time to prac- "Hopefully it will give them "He exceeds as a holistic (acuity talent. reelection against Caroline tice the new moves." something to do rather than go member." said Steven Ballard. vice Spencer (D-Ohio). Auditor AMYJO L. BROWN provost and graduate dean for the Receiving the Si,000 Presi- The BG News to the bare," said Hageman. What happens if dancing graduate college. dent's Awards for Academic Advis- Michael Sibbersen is running results in extreme thirst? The recipient of the $2,500 ing of Undergraduate Students unopposed and Robert Pollex Swing dancing offers students Prizes such as CD's, videos, GAMMA (Greeks Advocating Elliott L. Blinn Award was Nara was Gene Poor and the College of (R-Ohio) faces no opposition for a new, enjoyable past time — and movie passes (all relating to swing) will be raffled off every Mature Management of Alcohol) Gavini. assistant professor of bio- Health and Human Services, since Common Pleas Judge. one some campus organizations logical sciences. Middleton said both have made a contribution to hope will keep them off the half hour. If students arrive will be serving free "Mocktails," Gavini devotes a lot of time to the academic advising at the Universi- Jackson said students do not street and off of alcohol. dressed in swing attire, such as non-alcoholic drinks. undergraduate students within his ty. Advising plays an important realize the role filled by county zoot suits, dresses from the laboratory. role in helping students learn how commissioners. He said they Tonight; in the Lenhart Grand 1930's - 1940's, or khakis, they BG Swings is sponsored by "For those who work in the lab, to make choices, Middleton said. work with the the Wood County Ballroom, BG Swings will be an can receive extra raffle tickets. HSA, BACCHUS, GAMMA, Dry il is nice to see them doing very "The greatest gift the faculty event every student can take Dock, RSA, UAO, WFAL, Resi- well." he said. has given is their service to Uni- budget and road and bridge While the DJ plays the big advantage of because it's Lee Meserve. professor of bio- versity students." Middleton said. improvements. band music, six instructors will dence Life Special Programs, absolutely free. You even get free BGSU's Binge Drinking and Vio- stuff. be available to teach students who want to swing, but don't know lence Prevention Program and Chris Hageman, coordinator how. the Wellness Connection. Join the Society of Prof* LATINOPALOOZA Continued from page one. through Interaction Brewer said. County United Way. Journalists | "There will be a lot of dancing Brewer said all walks of life can the prize. and Interaction." Brewer said. Brewer also said there will be "Anybody can dance and they can celebrate Latino culture and Every third Wednesday of the if face painting and pinatas He said learn through interaction." Latinopalooza. He said the event there will be live music played He said it is important to not Ills in well with the University's at 6:30 p.m. in West Hall Just tell people about diversity, but throughout the evening. The diversity initiative. He said he is bands scheduled include Los Boyz to involve people in diversity. He said people that come to glad LSU can sponsor a big event de Merengue. a salsa and Latinopalooza will not forget it with such small numbers, and be merengue band and La Familia, a because of the intense Involve- tejano band. The dancers I ma ment. well- received by the University. Come hear professionals in the journal! genes Mexicanas will also be per- Brewer also said there will be "I like to think of Bowling Green forming. catered authentic food from Tia as a pair of wings, spread and He said there will be a lot of Amelia. He said it is free with a about their experiences in news. dancing and interaction. Anybody canned good or donation. All pro- ready for Latinopalooza." Brewer can dance and you can learn ceeds will be donated to the Wood said. your free Cli ...with any Clinique purchase of 16.50 or more! Your free gift includes eight ot the most useful, most wanted Clinique makeup and skin care items: • Clinique Happy perfume spray • Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion • Rinse-Off Eye Makeup Solvent • Different Lipstick in Bronze Leal • Superbalanced Makeup Sampler • Stay The Day Eye Shadow in Honeybunch • Glosswear SPF 8 in Tenderheart • Daily Eye Saver One gili pet customer please While supplies lasl This Weekend at UPtown: Everyone Gets Laid! "Hawaiian Style" Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports fr 372-2602 Old rivalry has new meaning BG News Photo/ JASON SUGGS BG co-captain r? cormerback Morty Bryco. jQ;Game #7 BG (1-5,1-2 MAC) vs. Kent (0-7, 0-4 MAC) kickoff noon at Perry Stadium Broadcast on WBGU 88.1 FM Pre-Game at 6 p.m. with Nick Luciano and Brad Vet be □ The Falcons are not the 67th time. Since 1920 and every season expecting Kent to roll since 1946, BG has owned Kent, over for them on Satur- beating them 46 of the 66 times the teams have played. day. But, the Falcons aren't living in the past. Kent (0-7, 0-4 Mid-American Davis. By TOD McCLOSKEY Conference) is dead last in the The BG News MAC, but BG is ignoring that Defending the deep ball It's the longest series Bowling statistic. All week to his players, Green has played in its history. coach Gary Blackney has been On Saturday at Doyl I'erry Stadi- emphasizing to never underesti- . Kent's Jose Davis will battle Morty um, BG (1-5, 1-2 Mid-Amern.in Conference) will play Kent for isiBryce and the BG. secondary. • See FOOTBALL, page eiRht. HOCKEY BG tests Spartans, Bulldogs □ BG gets ready for BG is 2-1-1 overall, 1-0-1 in have got a dynamic player .is ward Stewart Nowosad said. year. BG the Central Collegiate Hockey well as having a couple of good "They play the typical CCHA FSU returns 16 of its 17 top big match-ups against Association. Powers will be lines." game, hard-hitting and last- point leaders, after losing only (2-1-1, 1-0-1) Michigan State and going for his 200th career win. Besides having to pay close paced. We have to outskate lour players Among those lost is vs.— MSU has a record of 1-0-1 attention to York, the Falcons them, outwork them and play a Brett Colborne, who was selected Ferris State. overall, 0-0-1 in the CCHA. The will need to focus in on their ph) sil al game (to win)." to the All-CCHA second team. defense against Mulligan. BG went 2-1 against the Spar- Spartans an? coming off of a suc- Senior right winger Joel Irwin "We have to make sure guys tans last season, shutting them Michigan St. cessful 1997-98 season. MSU fin- may be a threat to BG Satuida) By DIANA EDELMAN ished first in both the regular are not roaming around out out at the BGSU Ice Arena in He tied for 16th overall in SCOT (1-0-1. 0-0-1 CCHA) The BG News season and playoff champi- there," Powers said. "If we roam December, 1-0. onships ending a seven year they are going to get a charv e to Ferris State will be another ing in the CCHA in 1997-98 with Bowling Green will test its Ferris St. drought. They closed out the sea- score a lot of goals." test of the Falcons' skills. The 38 goals, likely to start in net (2-1. 2-1 CCHA) strength this weekend, especially son 33-6-5 overall, 21-5-4 CCHA. Michigan Slate's roster runs Bulldogs are 2-1-0 overall and in against the Falcons will be Vim v. tonight. BG will have to keep a close deep with talent. Two players the conference. Owen, who st.uted 34 out of the The ice hockey team will face eye on senior Spartan Mike York. were named to the All-CCHA "They have a lot of veteran 35 games last season Friday 6k Saturday off against Michigan State The center led the team in scor- first team last season Coaltender guys," Powers said. "Generally "The toughest i hallenge for us; WBGU 88.1 tonight and Ferris State Universi- ing last season as well as finish- Chad Alban and defenscman when they go on the road they will be consistency both nights ty on Saturday in what will be a ing third in the CCHA in scoring Tyler Harlton, who graduated, tend to lay back quite a bit and and stopping their lines," sopho- 6:30 airtime challenge. with 41 goals. York ended the received the honors. Alban was play a patient defensive game more Ryan Murphy said. "Our "(This weekend) will be a also led the CCHA in goaltcnd- and look for turnovers. If they do season six goals behind confer- top three or 'our lines need to (Fri) Mike Rypel measuring stick for us," said ence leader, Hugo Bosivert from ing, boasting a 1.63 goals-against that again that will be different." Jason Glbbs play good and score." coach Buddy Powers. "We are Ohio State. average and a .922 save percent- The Bulldogs (15-21-3) fin- (Sat) Jason Glbbs Both games will be played at Scott Szuch going to have a different task on "I think in Michael York they age. ished eighth in the CCHA last Game starts 7 p.nj. Friday night as opposed to previ- have one of the top players in the "They always have a big, season with 27 points. BG went the BGSU Ice Arena, gametimes ous games." nation," Powers said. "They strong team," BG sophomore for- 1-1-1 against Ferris State last are 7 p.m.. Michigan State tramples Falcons with quick scores □ A hat trick by MSU forward in the second "I think that as far as the stats and the half puts the game out score, we were dominated. We got up of reach for BG. early, but we lost three starters to injuries in the process. And that got us down." By PETE STELLA Tom Piccirillo The BG News women's soccer coach After a scoreless tie at half- came through with nine saves. from Heller, junior midfielder time, it seemed like the women's "Michelle Lisy has been play- Jessica Morman connected on soccer team was playing a whole ing well for us so there is no rea- new game. They ended up losing the first of her three goals of the son to change," Piccirillo said. match. All three of Morman's to Michigan State 5-1 on The Falcons were outshot 26- Wednesday. goals came in a matter of 10 min- 6 in the match with their only utes. "I think that as far as the stats goal coming from sophomore and the score, we were dominat- Michigan State continued to midfielder Stephanie Heller in increase their lead with goals ed," coach Tom Piccirillo said. the middle of the second half. "We got up early, but we lost, from forwards Gina Dawson and "I think that the goal did give Beth Merkle. The Spartans took a three starters to injuries in the us a momentum boost in the sec- process. And that got us down." 5-1 lead and eventually the victo- ond half," Heller said. "We knew Following the tough loss to a ry- that Michigan State would be a The Falcons end their five non-conference team, the Fal- tough game because they are in game road trip with a game at cons fall to 7-8-1 overall and stay Detroit on Tuesday. BG then at 4-4-1 in the Mid-American the Big Ten. After the goal, we returns home for their final regu- felt that we could win but things BG New»/ DENEVA OOINS Conference. lar season game against Miami Junior goalkeeper Michelle just fell apart." on Friday, Oat. 30. Lisy gotrfhe start in goal and Three rrunutes after the goal Sophomore de»en$dman Ashley Eraer hide* the) Iball from an opponent. Friday, October 23, 1998 The BG News page 7 Falcons ready to swim □ Swimmers and will have to have strong perfor- since I've been here. Our main goal is to show everyone in the divers hope to start the "The excitement on the team is out of mance by the freshmen swim- control I think it is going to be our best mers. MAC what we have got." season in stride with "I expect, on the men's side, to On the diving side Phil Randy Julian year since I've been here. Our main goal is two home meets. have rapid maturity from our Koester enters his fifth year as to show everyone in the MAC what we Irishmen," Julian said. "If we head coat li have got." don't see it we are going to have After an average season last By NICK HURM a hard year." year, the divers hope to improve The men are led by captain .ill around. The BG News Katie Rosinsky Dave Morgan. It's been one day "Hard work is our strength," Let's gel il on. WORM'S uiimmirifi senior iafMain to the year thai Morgan swam Koester said. "They're working This is the perfect way to the 50 meter freestyle in a flash- real hard and are dedicated at petition is Ashland, Findlay and women's side will be deeper ing 22.67 at the Stubbs Relay. describe the attitude of the Bowl- Wright State. because of a third recruiting what they are doing. I've tried to ing Green men's and women's class, while also returning play- "It's been ■ tough first couple set a plan of success for them, "It's a really nice set-up," of months," Morgan said. "1 and I think they're following it swimming and diving team. This head swim coach Randy Julian ers who were injured or not eligi- weekend the Falcons will hit the ble the year before. know we're all real excited. well." said. "It's a non-scoring meet so ( ome Saturday morning we are water for the first time compet- we will get three to five events "I'm really excited," assistant The diving attack should be just going to get our mean on, ing in the annual Tom Stubbs for everybody. This weekend is coach Kendr.i I owe said. "It's a led by the lone men's senior Jeff that's our motto." Allen and sophomore Jeff Relays on Friday. BG will have a vital because it gives us twelve different group that has lots of dual meet with Xavier on Satur- days to get ready for Eastern energy.'* Even ,\s .i spectator one can Clungston. For the women, day. tell that the Falcons arc fired up Laura Segerlin should help with Michigan." The Orange and Brown has by the sound of the swimmers the diving success. With seven teams competing. The biggest difference in this set 13 goals lor this season. Some hooting and hollering. this year's Tom Stubbs Relay is year's swim team comes down of these include all swimmers I von though it's an individ- ual sport, it's important for us to the biggest ever. These teams to experience. On the men's side having personal bests in times "The excitement on the team function as a team," Allen said. include Mid-American Confer- BG brings in 12 freshmen after and moving up in the confer- is out of control," women's cap- ence rivals Akron, Eastern Michi- graduating eight seniors. The ence. Whatever the goals are, BG tain Katie Rosinsky said. "1 think "We want unity and to keep il is going to be our best year everyone working together." Katie Rosinsky gan, and Miami. Also in the com- Netters need big weekend against Akron to get back on track □ Falcon volleyball American Conference (MAC), 89 kills, second most in school dropping below .500 for the first history. Their 262 attack attempts travels to Akron with time this year. were the third most in history. hopes of a turnaround. "Akron is the Rubber City and Junior hitter Kim Branam had a we will bounce back," coach career best with 62 attacks. Denise Van IV Walle said "It Freshman Miranda Valentine By MATT STEINER was the Akron match that started also had career bests in kills (12) The BG News this turn. Let's have the Akron and digs (23). match turn it back. Last time we With the victory over OU, the The Rubber City may be the played them the big key was Zips have moved ahead of the perfect setting for a volleyball their left sides, offensively and Bobcats into sole possession of bounce-back. defensively. They dug a lot of third place in the MAC. Akron is BG is in definite need of one. balls on the left. Ashley Case and 7-3 in the conference, 10-8 over- The Falcons head to Akron Sat- Julie McDivitt did a great job all. urday for a 7 p.m. match against against us." The loss to Miami drops the the Zips. Both teams have been headed Falcons into ninth place in the Sweet revenge might be in in different directions since Oct. overall MAC race. The top eight order. Akron was the team who 10. While BG has fallen on hard teams at the end of the season sent the Falcons rolling down- times, the Zips have won two of win bids into the conference hill. Saturday will be two weeks their last three matches with vic- tournament. to the day since the Zips halted a tories over Central Michigan and "Every match is important BG three-game winning streak. Ohio. In contrast, the Falcons from here on out, for seeding The loss to Miami at Anderson were routed by both CMU and purposes for the tournament," Arena on Wednesday made it OU this year, losing in three Van De Walle said. "We just need five straight losses for BG. They BG News Photo/ JASON SUGGS straight games. are now 11-12, 4-6 in the Mid- Against CMU, Akron posted i See VOLLEYBALL, page eight. Mellisa Lewis and Lori Kemerer attempt fo block a Miami spike during Wednesday's match. Support Falcon Athletics Monday: Monday Night Football 19 and over - No Cover. 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I ori Brandenburg or Korcy Meiselman Megan Young fir Arthur Munchie Buftet - 4:00-7:00 - S2.00 cover Jessie Meyer fie Bryan Fry Beth Koscho fie "Table Boy" Shelley Lewis fie Nate Jenkins Princess Buttercup fie Wcstley K.iin lohnaon fit Ronald Humphrey Mania L. fie Bill C. Saturday 10/24: Closed Cindy Johnson fie Jon Kippins Lorri Hollenbach fie Matt Ctaycraft Due to a Private Party »^.r.^^^^^T.^^»v».».»-»-T.w-»-»-^^^ ^r:s^~±-A Uptown Has Changed! New Music Format New Prices Thurs + Fri. + Sat 25tf $1. $1.50 $1 No Cover of Age Draft Mixed Drinks Pitchers Bottles Natty After 11:00. $1.00 Underage page 8 The BG News Friday, October 23, 1998 FOOTBALL^ Continued from page eight. sides of the ball, as in passing, season with a fractured clavicle. blocking, running or tackling. Stepping in for Baker is fresh- mate the underdog. Big runners sit out We'll do that gametime Satur- man Jurron Kelly. Last week he "Well, coach Blackney said day." had six catches for 161 yards. this is a team that could surprise A key factor in the game will With Kent's defense, or lack us," said freshman wideout be the BG secondary vs. Kent thereof, the Falcons should have Robert Redd. "I think the mind- junior quarterback Jose Davis. an easy time moving the ball. meet, rest for MAC set of this team is that we need to The Falcon secondary, consisting The Golden Flashes rank last in win and we're not really worried of Morty Bryce, Junior Williams, the MAC in total defense, giving □ Key Bowling Green about last year." Chad Long and Karl Rose will be up an average of 450.6 yards. cross country runners Triey (top six) are The Falcons know first hand tested all day. Freshman tailback Godfrey will be sitting out this getting a much not to blow off Kent. Last year Davis has thrown the ball 246 Lewis will start at tailback for deserved rest a the Golden Flashes upset the weekend to rest up for times in seven games — that's the Falcons. But the Falcons have week before the Falcons 29-20 at Kent. And for averaging over 35 attempts per the Mid-American more depth at the position with MAC meet." BG, the memory still remains. game. And with a 55.5 comple- Championships. "We know we have to do bet- tion percentage, Davis is the the emergence of Steve Holmes ter than what we did last year," playmaker of the Flashes. last Saturday. Holmes had a 43- Sam Fitzpatrick said sophomore left tackle Rob yard touchdown run and ran for Senior wideout Eugene Baker, Jim Weckesser senlor men s cross country runner Dan Flaunts Fehrman. "And improve on both Davis' main target, is out for the 73 yards on the day. By KEVIN GUTEKUNST the MAC meet but he still needs ter. If we can get healthy we'll be VOLLEYBALL- The BG News to see who will be the other two a competitive team," Martin people running." Continued from page eight. RedHawks. the following night. She already For many of the Falcon run- said. "Right now, Central Michi- Murphy leads the MAC with ners, this Friday's meet at East- After a relaxed week of prac- gan is the team to beat in our has her personal best 318 kills tice, the Falcons are looking to be fundamentally sound 5.08 kills per game. In her recent em Michigan could be their final conference. Miami and Eastern this season topping last year's much healthier after battling again, serving the ball tough, slump, she has dropped from race of the year. (Michigan) could threaten us as sickness. Senior co-captain Pat passing well, and being very 5.41 which had her sixth in the 277. In an effort to rest their top Carney and freshman Rob Glatz well. Realistically, the best I see aggressive at the net." NCAA. The "MAC Killer" is The Zips will go to Kent runners, most of the core team are recovering. Both should be us finishing is in the top three. " BG is coming off one of their will not be participating in the currently ranked 12th in the tonight for a warm-up before Fitzpatrick feels that the team weakest offensive performances EMU meet, giving other team- ready to compete at the MAC nation. Championships next weekend. of the season on Wednesday. As returning home to Rhodes Arena mates the opportunity to run the can still reach their goal. Junior classmate Melissa Carney will participate this a team, the Falcons hit just .053, for the match against BG. The race of their lives. "Our goal at the beginning of Lewis has been hot of late, weekend in preparation for the well below coach Denise Van De the season was to finish fourth at excluding the Miami match. In Falcons have won the last two "Sterling is sitting out the top biggest meet of the season. Walle's goal of .240 per game. the previous two matches matches between these two at six guys," senior Sam Fitzpatrick the MAC Championships," Fitz- They compiled just 31 kills, a against Eastern and Western said. "They are getting a much "Pat and Rob are definitely patrick said. "I think it still seems Rhodes Arena. In fact, the visit- total that Heather Murphy Michigan, Lewis posted 23 kills, deserved rest a week before the looking better," coach Sterling like a reasonable and attainable reached alone in an earlier match one short of a career best, against ing team has been victorious in MAC meet. Sterling (Martin) has Martin said. "More importantly, goal." this year. She had 10 versus the EMU. She had 22 against WMU each of their last five meetings. a good idea who he is running at though, they are both feeling bet- # TRADITIONAL PUMPKINI, PUMPKIN!, RffORMflTION Cf LfBRflTION PUMPHIN1!! . - 9*~ We, at ...AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! 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Brought to you by: Partners for Call 372-WELL Substance Abuse Prevention and BGSU Student Health Service T r> I i Friday, October 23, 1998 The BG News page 9 TRANSACTIONS STANDINGS SPOggj BASEBALL DALLAS STARS-Acllvatrd C Joe National Football League The Top 25 !ne American U Nleuwendyk and C Brian Skrudland Irom AMERICAN CONFERENCE Injured reserve. Placed F Brent Severyn on ANAHEIM ANGELS-ExCTcBrt Ihclr 1999 injured reserve, retroactive to Oct. 14. •M. By The Associated Press option on RHP Omar OUvares. •romptlrd from wire sources EDMONTON OILERS-Loaned LW Daniel BOSTON RED SOX—Announced IB Mo New England .800 Vaughn drrllnrd lo numae his 1999 option Lai-tula to Hamilton of the AHL. Miami .667 The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press MLB Ordinal to ctrrrlsr their 1999 option on INF LOS ANGELES KINGS—Acquired G Ryan Buffalo 500 college football poll, with first-place votes in parenthe- Tun Naehrlng. Bach from the Detroit Red Wings for a condi- NY. Jets 400 ses, records through Oct. 17. total points based on 25 tional selection In the 2000 entry draft. Indianapolis .143 TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Exercised their Central points for a first place vote through one point for a 25th 1999 option on INF Tony Fernanda Declined Assigned G Alexey Volkov to Halifax of the Que- Jacksonvllle Belle wants to lo exercise their 1999 option on C Beruto San- bec Major Junior Hockey League. 833 place vote and ranking in previous poll: Plttsburgh .667 tlJRl) NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Assigned F Tennessee 500 stay in Chicago Platiosal Leafar. Brad Smyth to Milwaukee of the IHL Recalled Ball (more Record Pts Pv F Jeff Daniels and F Doug Friedman from Mil .333 Cincinnati 333 CHICAGO — Albert Belle COLORADO ROCKIES—Announced RHP wuaxee. Kevin Rllr. exercised his 1999 option. says he wants to remain a Chica- NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Loaned LW Scott Denver 6 1. Ohio St. (64) 6-0 1.743 1 BASK* TRAIL 0 1000 go White Sox and thinks they can Daniels to Albany of the AHL. Kansas City 4 0 .667 2. UCLA |1) * 5-0 1.647 2 National Basketball Aaaoclatloa PHOENIX COYOTES—Recalled F Brad Oakland 4 0 .667 3. Tennessee (3) 5-0 1.618 3 win a divisional title. Seattle 3 CHICAGO BULLS—Re-signed Tex Winter. Khisier from Las Vegas of the IHL. 0 500 4 "1 think we can catch Cleve- .i-.-i-sl.inl OMdl San Diego 3 0 .428 4. Kansas St. (2) 6-0 1.558 ST. LOUIS BLUES—Signed F Pavol Demltra NATIONAL CONFERENCE 5. Florida 6-1 1.461 5 land next year if we add a couple FOOTBALL and F Pascal Rheaume to contract extensions. ol proven players," the slugger rlallossl FoolssI Uu>e 6. Florida St. 6-1 1.411 6 HORSE RACING I Pet. 7. Nebraska 6-1 1,269 8 said in an interview published NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed WK THOROUGHBRED RACING ASSOCIA- Dallas 0 571 8. Texas A&M 6-1 1.215 10 I xjay in the Chicago Sun-Times. Tony Gaiter Released CB Steve Lofton TION—Named Tony DeMarco director of ser- BOCKET vices. Amona 0 .429 9. Wisconsin 70 1.186 9 Belle could become a free NY Giants 0 429 National Hockey League COLLEGE Philadelphia 0 .143 10. Penn St. 5-1 1.119 12 a ent if the team decides not to CAROLINA HURRICANES-Asslgned D NEVADA-Retmtated OB David Nelll after a Washington 0 000 11. Georgia 5-1 1.002 13 pay him an additional $4.25 mil- Hulh Hamilton and I) Mark McMahon to Hon- nnr-game suspension. Cestral 12. Oregon 5-1 939 11 da ol the ECHL NORTH CAROLINA—Suspended senior Minnesota 0 1.000 lion over the next three years. Green Bay 0 667 13. West Virginia 4-1 860 15 COLORADO AVALANCHE—Recalled D Ted Chad Priest, senior David Flowers and redshlrt Tampa Bay Crowley Irom Hershey of the AHL. Reassigned frrshman Steve Echeverrl from the wrrslllng 0 500 14. Arizona 6-1 800 16 Detroit 0 333 ■Track and Field ■■■ I) DM Smith lo Hershey. team lor violating team rules. 15. Arkansas 6-0 746 17 Chicago 0 286 16. Virginia 5-1 714 7 •eat 17. Colorado 6-1 604 19 Atlanta 0 .833 Flojo cleared Ambrose tired of losing San Francisco 0 833 18. Notre Dame 4-1 556 18 SANTA ANA, Calif New Orleans 0 500 19. Missouri 5-1 547 20 SI I.OUIS 0 333 20. Georgia Tech 5-1 538 25 Olympic sprint champion Flo- The Associated Press Ambrose came to Cincinnati as a Carolina 0 000 rence Griffith Joyner suffocated free agent for the 19% season on 21. Syracuse 4-2 286 23 CINCINNATI — The Cincin- during an epileptic seizure .is rite what was then the largest free- Tbursdaya Gassc 22. Tulane 5-0 233 24 nati Bengals may be playing Detroit 27. Green Bay 20 23. Virginia Tech 5-1 141 14 slept, authorities said Thursday. agent deal in Bengals' history: Lt. Frank Fitzpatrick said toxi- themselves out of more than just Suaday a Games 24. Mississippi St. 5-1 129 playoff competition. They may three years, $5 million. New York Giants 34. Aruona 7 25. Texas Tech 6-1 116 22 cology tests showed she had The Indianapolis Colts were Pittsburgh IB. Baltimore 6 taken Tylenol and Benadryl, but be costing themselves a chance to Tampa Bay 16. Carolina 13 re-sign key free agents after the coming off a 1995 appearance in Tennessee 44. Cincinnati 14 Others receiving votes: Michigan 93. Kentucky 65. "there was nothing unusual in Buffalo 17. Jacksonville 16 season. the AFC championship game, Washington 54. Air Force 30.isU 23. Marshall 23. terms of drugs." Atlanta 31. New Orleans 23 Southern Cal 16. N. Carolina St. 8. Texas 5. Wyoming 5. Cornerback Ashley Ambrose but Ambrose left them because Minnesota 41. Washington 7 Other scientists said at a news San Francisco 34. Indianapolis 31 i~ getting tired of the losing ways he was convinced the Bengals San Diego 13. Philadelphia 10 conference that her heart of the Bengals, who haven't were headed in a better direc- Miami 14. St. Louis 0 Chicago 13. Dallas 12 appeared normal. made the playoffs since 1990. tion. Apartment living NOT 0 ATHLETIC BAND what you expected? 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Op. 5, No. Jackyl plays 20 out!) at a local radio station. tainment for the 21 & up 8" by Arcangelo Corelll. "Sonata "I Was Nineteen" They're currently promoting crowd. The best costume will for Clarinet and Bassoon" by shows in 24 hours their new singles collection win $300. Admission Is $5. Call Francis Poulrnc. "Demiola for at Gish Theatre Choice Cuts on DGC. (419) 243-8024 for more Infor- Bassoon, piano, Bassoon and Tape" by Karl "I Was Nineteen "It'll be like the Jerry mation. Korte and "Vocalise" by Sergei (Ich war neun- Lewis telethon, only Fourth Annual Mon- The Toledo Art Museum will clarinet at Bryan Rachmaninoff. zehn)." a 1967 Ger- louder." said Jackyl hold a Halloween fair for chil- ster Bash in Toledo dren on Sunday. Oct. 25 from 1 Bassoonist Nancy man film directed front man Jesse to 4 p.m. The ninth annual Lutes will give a free by Konrad Wolfe, James Dupree of Creative writing Food Town Family Festival concert at 3 p.m. on will be shown at f the band's 20-show The fourth 8:15 p.m. on Oct. 26 In the marathon-whlch annual Monster Series will feature the costume- Oct. 25 In Bryan students to read oriented Halloween Fantasy. Recital Hall of the fl Glsh Film Theatre. The subti- transpired In a mere Bash Halloween Mamie Ellis and tled film Is free. 24 hours Oct. 21 In Abilene Party will be sure Geared toward younger chil- Moore Musical Arts dren, the festival Is a way for Center. Assisting on the cham- Agnle Curncal. The University's Contempo- Texas. This pathetic publicity to offer a good families to spend time with ber music program will be both students In rary French Film Series contin- stunt was "legitimated" by time next Satur- their kids in a safe, educational Kevin Schempf (clarinet). the MFA creative HJ ues with a showing of donations to the Children's Mir- day. Oct. 31 from 8 p.m. to 1 Robert Satterlee (piano). Vin- writing program, "Genealogies d'un Crime" at 8 acle Network and the attempt a.m. Costumed creatures and environment. For further Infor- i cut Corrlgan (harpsichord) and will read from their work p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29 In at being entered Into the Guin- ghouls will gather at Meadow- mation, contact Matt Wieder- electronlo-englneer Mark tonight at 7:30 in the Ohio the Glsh. Directed by Raoul ness Book of World Records for brook Hall located at 4480 hold at (419) 255-8000. i f page N-2 The BG News Friday, October 23, 1998 pure rock and roll, just drums solos, and the other two surf gui- and guitar. They try to recreate tar songs, "Rockin' Mode" and the '50s surf guitar sound, while "California Luau" are clearly the €m throwing in some blues and jazz best of the album. They blend Bride of Chucky' O «J1 MT* ed; too. guitar, drums, saxophone and This type of sound is not the occasional piano and create a heard that much, and to some terrific texture. It makes me won- revives series Heavy?" and "High Gear" which this could be a refreshing change der what would've happened if all seem to be on the slower side of pace. They're clearly a very they would've taken out the talented and original band, but Good Guy" doll. of the Blues Explosion spectrum. singer's voice and replaced it By ANTHONY RECZNIK With a box full of old doll After "High Gear" the album still have two very serious flaws, with guitar on all the songs. the songwriting and the singer. The BG News parts, needle and thread she starts to turn into the usual Blues They probably would have had a strives to put back together her Sometimes the music more than Believe it or not, Explosion party. With the songs much better album. one true love, only after recover- makes up for it. But for the most it's actually been 10 "Talk About the Blues," "Lonely Guy" is so soporific ing his bagged remains from I part, it severely cripples the and depressing it could be used years since that pint- "Bernie," "Torture" and police evidence room. With album, making it very hard to sized psycho Chucky "Attack," the band explodes as a tranquilizer. "Hot Rod hopes of marriage, as well .is car- enjoy. first hit the big screen with flavor. Spencer's songs are Baby" reminds everyone why * nage from her little lover, she The album starts out with the in 1988's Child's Play. always well textured and taut they don't like '50s music. It's partakes in a voodoo ritual in the title track, "Lucky Eye," which Since then he has had three Jon Spencer Blues with rhythm, and this album is basically the same line over and hope ol revising him. At first practically has no words. Actual- somewhat successful sequels, no different. over again, with tired boring gui- there .ire no results, that is until Explosion: Acme ly, it has five words: "lucky," become a horror genre legend, If you've never heard the tar backing up the tired boring Tiffany's new suitor Damien, 1998 - Matador/Capitol "eye," "oh," "well" and "hey." has been spoofed in films such as Blues Explosion before, this singer. The guitar whines and played by Alexis Arquette, Sadly, this is one of thethe this year's Mafia and has become Matador Record's resident sex album will blow you away. The the singer wails, a truly horrible shows up on the scene. best songs of the CD. a household name in the tradi- symbol Jon Spencer and his only problem is that fans who combination. Tiffany then playfully seduces The rest of the songs are tion of Freddy, Jason and cohorts Russell Simins and know their sound might be dis- Of course, not all of the songs her beau (who looks like a cross mostly just choruses Michael Myers. Judah Bauer return to the music appointed. It's not because with vocals are that bad. The title between Marilyn Manson's repealed over and' In his new feature. The Brute of scene with extra flava. they've strayed into some exper- LT3 track, while pretty much lacking Twiggy and Ben Stiller) to over again. They Chucky, the doll of terror finds Their new album. Acme, was imental folk/hip-hop stuff, but in actual words, is very good. It's enrage Chucky with jealousy become tiring, and soon, just himself in one of stranger adven- recorded in six different studios that they haven't done that. basically a surf guitar song with and bring him back to conscious- with the likes of Steve Albini, The album sounds exactly like plain annoying. Tunes like "Love vocals, and his wailing fits quite tures of the Child's Play series, he Dan "The Automator" Nakamu- their old material. I don't think it is All Around" only have five nicely with the tone of the song. finds himself in love. Academy •V See CHUCKY, page N-3 ra, K Record's Calvin Johnson, crosses any musical borders that lines and are very similar to all There's also the last track, award nominee (who produced Beck's One Foot breaks JSBX and Beck albums the other songs. "Little M," the only song on the Brad Dourif in the Grave) and others. haven't already broken. But if This is made even worse CD where I actually liked the (One Flew Over JSBX created a name for them- you haven't heard the "blues," because the signer simply cannot vocals. They were such an the Cuckoo's selves with Orange, a spare, you're missing out big time. sing. His voice is very hoarse. It improvement, I didn't believe Nest), returns as groundbreaking LP. They mixed ■Michael Planicka has little range and is basically that it was even the same guy! the voice of blistering blues guitar, a stripped )ust ell key wailing. On "String His range in this song is so much Chucky. He stars down drum set and another FLAT-DUO 1 E T S Along" and "Lonely Guy," he better, his voice is smooth and he with fellow one- tuned-down guitar in place of almost sounds like he's trying to actually hits the notes. time Oscar nom- bass. imitate a country singer (badly). However, those two songs inee Jennifer Acme captures the Blues It does not fit the style of the alone don't save the album, (nor Tilly, {Bullets Explosion's style just as well as band, and it becomes even more do the 5 instrumentals). It's too Over Broadway) their last three albums. Their last annoying because of the bad bad, because Flat Duo Jets is a who plays CD, Now I Got Worry, started off ' TBirSfV lyrics. very talented band with a unique Chucky's former heavy and broke into the more Because of these two huge sound. human lover rhythmic, funky pieces later on problems, the band only truly Hopefully their next one will and slasher (some of them courtesy of blues- shines during the instrumental feature instrumental tracks only. Tiffany. She has great R.L. Burnside). Acme seems Flat Duo Jets: •■ongs Unfortunately, they don't Either that or the singer will been faithfully to do the opposite. It opens with even make up half of the CD. finally wise up and take some carrying the "Calvin," an instrumental that Lucky Eye These songs are mainly guitar- voice lessons. Flat Duo Jets is an torch for him, "Lays it on ya'," as the song's 1998 - Oupost driven surf rock, reminiscent of example of a band with great tal- ever since his sample from Calvin Johnson Flat Duo Jets definitely have a oldies like "Wipeout." ent and horrible execution. human death says. Then it grooves into "Mag- very distinctive style. They're a "Creepin' Invention" has -lames Eldred and soul trans- Photo provided ical Colors," "Do You Wanna Get twosome that mainly focus are great guitar with some excellent ference into the The fourth Installment In the Child's Play series finds + See MUSIC, page N-3 Chucky, everyone's favorite doH, taking a wife. MATTRESSES, ETCfSJ 1 Gen's Hallmark '^ki/' 840 S. 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Midnight Masquerade and Kim Taylor ' Joe Raker Jill Clark • Brian Moore Mocktailal Karey Weaver * Brian Thomas Mandy Barlon * Bant Calahan Jen Say re * Eric Szlul Nicole Scodova • Travis Mercer In celebration of Alcohol Mac queline Grays * Bryant Pickney Sarah Ruksenos • Scoll Roth Awareness Month Jaimee Johnson * Dave Weaver Melissa Devine * Chris Tallman Keri Sprandel * James Fadden Erin Oyster * Mark Keller Bethany Tobin • Jason Raabe Sleph Maloney • David Krainer Jennifer Cipra • Troy Hammcl Holly Durre • Joe White Jaime Szoszorek • Shane Tisdale Samantha Beckowitz * Joe llaines Lenhart Grand Ballroom Colleen Kulenkampff' Tom Eaton Julie May * Josh Crochet University Union Karen Kleeve ' Rusty Warner Diana Alvarado * Pat Bergman Leslie DePew • Andrew Stephenson Theresa Stupczy • Pat Romanini Jocelyn Alexander • Dcew Niles Lynne Gearing • Rick Combs Sara Theis * Dan Bumpus Sara Stein * Greg Bolanos Friday Kara Kozub * Tyler Grodi Alison Edie • Jamie Darr Angie Gibson * Greg Sinner Michelle Morsey * Chris Wingader Oct. 23 Me.ig.in Hartzell " Tim Sanders Alison Vitas • Nathan Benedict Nithole Nesler • Greg Bowman len Nagel * Gordy Heminger Free admission! 10 p.m. -1 a.m. Nicole Quinlan • Malt Sofo Gina Martz * Nale Bonifas Nicole Zumpano * Perry Kraft Brought to you by: BACCHUS; The Wellness Connection, Student Health Service; BGSU Binge Dnnking and Violence Kelly Garvin • Ryan Rizzo Prevention Program; Resident Student Association; Office of Residence Life; Dry Dock; GAMMA; UA0 Mini-Courses; Nancy McClelland * losh Lambert Rachel Smith • George Black Honors Student Association; Wf AL K * Friday, October 23, 1998 The BG News page N-3 MUSIC CHUCKY •> Continued from N-2 "The Jungle," and star of Fox the disc is filled with smack, and •*■ Continued from N-2 present and even enhanced by the most memorable, yet slightly Sports "The Last Word" has it's his first effort at a record. The ness. The lovers are reunited and the addition of Tiffany. It truly is nauseating, sequences of the film. decided to make an album. Wel- disc does contain songs, howev- after a brief episode of nostalgia, an interesting chapter in the Tiffany and Chucky discover that come lo Ihe Jungle thankfully er, and they're a blast, including Chucky conveys that he had Chucky saga, and Tilly is even though they are plastic the doesn't contain Rome attempt- the theme song, Guns-n-Roses' never planned to wed. This shock undoubtedly the perfect actress "plumbing" still works, (of ing to sing, it's simply a higher- "Welcome to the Jungle" forces Tiffany to imprison to play the part. course they're anatomically cor- quality version of his radio pro- Also appearing on the disc Chucky in a wooden playpen However, the film suffers from rect dolls). gram. are the Ramones with "Do You cage. a common illness plaguing horror Unless you're a big fan of the First off, let's make sure that Remember Rock and Roll Needless to say, she dies. Upon films these days. It's trying to be series, or unless you're in the we've all got the lingo down. We Radio?" and hip-hop old school- her death, however, Chucky Scream. In the film's first scene mood to see this movie, save your have "Jungle," which is what er Kurtis Blow with "That's The recites a voodoo incantation you can notice the satirical self- money. Wait for this one to reach a bargain theater or video store. Rome refers to his radio domain Breaks." Other featured groups which in turn entraps her soul in reflectivity of the horror genre as. Next is the all-important are the Boomtown Rats ("Up All a doll as well. After a brief recon- that Scream made famous. The "smack" or "jungle talk," which Night") and The Crystal Method ciliation between the two, they camera pans through the police Bride of Chucky Jim Rome: Welcome is Rome's word for his lingo, the ("Busy Child"). trick two teenage lovers Jesse evidence room and you catch a (Nick Stabile) and Jade (Kather- glimpse of a goalie mask next to a to the Jungle lingo of all informed sports fans. Relatively entertaining are Woodland Mall Cinema 5 ine Heigel) into helping them chain saw and other horror genre Starring: Jennifer Tilly, Brad 1998 - Ouposl "Clones" is Rome's affectionate topics such as the television travel to New Jersey, in Ihe hopes nostalgia. Dourrf, Katherfna HeioJ Yes sports fans, those of you name for all the listeners, the show "Cops" and ESPN's cover- of retrieving a magical medallion The film also has a weak show- NOW says: An Okay film If who thought you had enough of procurers of smack. Finally, you're already into the series, age of a spelling bee. The disc, that can release their souls into ing with most of its humor and Jim Rome can now be greeted by but otherwise worthless. there's "gloss" which is Rome's I'll admit doesn't look too human hosts. To put it simply, if visuals. To put it mildly, they, his attempt to enter the record- term for being excited or appealing at first, but maybe for you are a fan of the Child's Play much like Kraft Macaroni and *1/2 ing industry. "amped out." once we should all bite the bullet films you will not be too disap- Cheese (as well as this analogy), 1 atar ,ust go to tta har Jim Rome, the host of the syn- ? atari: 90 to ffw bar ft* The CD is surprisingly good, and enter the "Jungle." pointed. The harsh humor/gore are the cheesiest. 3 Mara: motto, tun bar dicated sports talk program especially since the majority of -Corey f. McCartney that Chucky is known for is still For instance, in undoubtedly 4 Mara: moMa, ttwi mania again KO KD KO Delia Sigma Pi Happy Founder's Day PERSONALS UT Knsten, Xil Xil Xil Xil Ml Ml Ml Ml Kappa Dells! Goor) luck at Review 11 The zNews—I Celebrating 101 years Your big. Jenny Congratulations to the following of sisterhood and still going strong i AOII'AOII'AOII'AOII Classified Delia Sigma Pi 1897-1998 Hey ladies-Gel eaoted lor the CR retreat on Li Megan, Ads KDKDKO Sunday at 4:001 It will be a great time with a Chi Omega's great surprise at the end! 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Come early - Tailgating lots open at 9:00 am. 2. Raise your BGSU banners $ $$$ $$$$$$ $$$$$ $$ $ takes on 3. Bring Breakfast pi' 4. Use plastic cups for Kent University. beverages. Cof IE WORK FOR M 5. Please clean up your tailgating RATED AS TKE #1 ftULTRHMM \tih 0 Tomorrow at 12:00 pm spots. 1 6. HAVE FUN!!! $ 8 YEARS IN A ROW. 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Immediate positions available 10" 2S0 watt floor suowooler J2O0 080 ITS HERE onihe Local Goodwill store looking to hire FT and PT 2i7 South Collage- 1 5 blocks from Hanna Secrets Eric* Tom 2 3-way ilereo speaker* % 150 08O The 1998 Key Yearbook i* ham. 'Midnight shift Head Cashier with prior cashier experience Hall. 3 BR House, tenants pay all utll, sec Good luck on Review 1 Can 353-2168 for detail* ■ you rxeordered a book or would like x> pur- 10 30pm-3 30am and supervisory experience preferred: FT dep . S52S'mo Available immediately chase one now. com* to 28 Wast Hal [base I know you'll do great. Household Sorter, and PT person to do light For more Information or to sign a lease, Your Secret Big ment). Office hours are 1-4 M-Tn or cal Call 891-6820 duty janitorial and loading/unloading trucks 13" color TV. good condition $50 or negola- contact Arbor Enterprises al 354-2854. 372-8088. for more information Competitive wages, thorough taming and Die. Ca»Bw/on, 353-3148. 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