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□ To increase partici- school begins instead of the week before. The process will self-concept pation, the Panhellenic also include more conversation Council has made and communication with less J Improving self- some changes to the rules. Tudor hopes the changes will strengthen the Greek system image and giving ■ Bowling Green football "rushing" process. and get more women to join and women a place to turn team faces No. 9 become involved in sororities. is the focus of the new ranked Penn State. "Being a part of a sorority By TRACY WOOD offers huge opportunities, net- campus group Turn- The BG News working, sisterhood and has ing Points. made my college experience This weekend will be the kick more enjoyable and beneficial," ■ The men's and off for Greek recruitment. Tudor said. women's cross country Incoming freshman, as well as Jenelle SchultZ, senior ele- By CAROLYN STECKEL those students who are returning mentary education major and The BG News teams are hosting Ohio. to the University, will be able to Marshall and Michigan. recruitment chair for a sorority, Women on campus now have a find out more about Greek life has been working closely with place to turn when they experi- and the changes made to the sys- other chapter recruitment chairs ence problems with their self- tem. to organize and promote Greek image. The Panhellenic Council is unity. Turning Points is a group that hoping to increase the numbers Recruitment chairs are assists women in the early stages of people participating this year responsible for providing of eating disorders or those who by making some changes. recruitment information to their have overly excessive concerns According to Jennifer Tudor, individual chapters, organizing about weight and appearance. senior education major and vice internal recruitment activities According to Elayne Jacoby, a nurse practitioner and co-facilita- president of recruitment, the within their chapter and keeping ■ The Black Swamp Arts biggest difference was changing tor of Turning Points, the group is spirit and morale high. not to be considered therapy. Festival is this weekend. the name from "rush" to Women going through the "recruitment." "It is an informal educational recruitment process should discussion on weight, shape and Natalie Flickinger pre- "'Rush' had a negative stereo- expect to meet a variety of peo- normal eating." Jacoby said. views the weekend. type and realistically we're ple with different background-, BG News Photo/SCOTT FAUBER The program will be presented recruiting women to join sorori- and interests. According to in a seven part video series. Each ties and be a part of the Greek Schultz, the recruitment process Erin McChesney decorates the Alpha Chi Omega for upcom- video is 16 to 22 minutes long. system," Tudor said. ■ We've got CD and ing sorority recruitment. The Panhellenic Council has made Topics of the videos include Another change made was many changes to the recruitment process for all sororities this the purpose of the group and its video reviews, plus the having recruitment begin after l See GREEK, page six. year. goals, societal expectations, the summer of '98: "The Sum- reason diets do not work and why mer That Wasn't." they arc dangerous, normal eat- ing, coping strategies and how to maintain healthy behaviors. College Station gets makeover "The groups are made up of 10 to 15 people and there are three (^ piATIOM The other side of the bar will provide co-facilitators." Jacoby said. entertainment, with a variety of music, new "Also, everything remains totally lights and a dance floor surrounded with confidential." mirrors. According to Diane Tinsman. a The bar will also be serving food for the counselor at the Counseling Cen- ter and co-facilitator, the purpose first time since College Station has been ■ Many Americans con- of having three co-facilitators is to tinue to react to Starr's open. Food will be offered until 10 p.m. and get different points of views. investigation. will be prepared by a greaseless fryer. The "We each have our own area of food will be reduced fat and will consist of a specialty." she said. variety of finger foods such as hot dogs, The other co-facilitator of the wings and hamburgers group is Tonya Hefner. She is a The bar will also be available to any orga- registered and licensed dietitian, ■ New study just nizations who would like to make reserva- and a nutrition educator at the released claims many tions in advance to have a party or raise University. college students are money for charity. Meeks encourages any "Though I attend every session, drinking to get drunk. local organization to use the facility to raise there are two sessions that focus money for a charitable event. on food and nutrition so 1 will be dealing with those the most," Brooke Curren, senior theater major, has Hefner said. held many functions in the past at College This is the third semester that Opinion 2 BG New* Photo/ JASON SUGGS Station for her sorority and plans to hold the group will be meeting, but Page Three 3 more in the future. this will be Hefner's first experi- Patrons sit at the bar of the newly remodeled College Station. "College Station has always been a fun ence with the group. World and Nation 4 place to sponsor sorority events; they've "I'm excited." she said. "I'm not Local 5 □ The bar has been cooking up once-gloomy atmosphere. been very cooperative and the new atmos- sure what I'm looking forward to Sports 7 "College Station is one of the only bars in phere would be another incentive to plan since it is my first group, but I Agate 8 renovations and opens today to town that caters to both students and sur- events there," said Curren. hope the students find it helpful Entertainment 9 show off its renovations. rounding community members," said Dave There will continue to be daily specials and beneficial." Meeks, owner of the bar. and happy hours every night until 9 p.m. The According to Jacoby. the group is most helpful in that the stu- Meeks said the College Station has not first low days the bar is open will be ladies' dents will be hearing from others By TRACY WOOD opened yet this school year because of exten- night. College Station welcomes everyone who share their concerns as well. sive remodeling. Meeks said he had been who is eighteen and over. "The best insurance The BG News "It will help students recognize happy with business in the past, but felt it College Station is located at 1616 East that you can eat healthy and be policy for tomorrow is The College Station has been catering to was time for a change. Wooster in the Greenwood Centre. The loca- happy and use your energy to to make the most students and the community since 1982, and The remodeled bar will be split up into tion of the bar should not discourage people focus on other goals." she said. will reopen today with a whole new look and two main areas. One area will concentrate on from checking out changes made from the Jacoby also said that there Is productive use of atmosphere. a sports theme with a big screen TV, in addi- previous year. Meeks would encourage stu- tremendous need for this type of today." The old College Station might be remem- tion to the six other television sets through- dents and people in the community to see the group. bered as dark and dingy. However, the new out the bar. The extended bar increases the new atmosphere. "Eating disorders definitely author unknown southwestern color scheme brightens up the number of seats available and has a water "College Station is the best reason not to panel behind the bar to add visual effects go downtown," Meeks said. • See DISORDERS, page six.
Visit our new website soon for interactive Education Abroad Programs offer taste of culture reporting and updated news: J The University's Study Education Abroad Programs, formally said. with financial aid applications and bud- known as Study Abroad Programs, allow Raymont recommends applying early get issues. International education com- WWW. Abroad Programs give stu- University students the opportunity to to study abroad. She said students will mittees will select those eligible students bgnews.com dents a chance to learn participate in a variety of programs and have more time to look for additional for the financial aid that is available. Trav- another culture while being discover the world while they aft .it financial aid and will have more country el grant money is also available for under- school. options. graduate students to study abroad. in school. Students can choose to spend a year, a Students also have to arrange their Before the students leave for their des- semester, or a summer session abroad in schedules in order to avoid spending ignated country, a pre-departure orienta- If you have a news tip or one of 19 countries. extra time in school after participating in tion will be held for them. A re-entry ses- have an idea for a story, By IVY CHIN Sally Raymont, director of Education the program. sion will be held for returnees to share The BG News Abroad Programs, encourages students to Raymont also said that some students their experiences and tell their feelings call anytime and ask to have the wrong perception that study In this interconnecting world, under- come to the informational sessions .uid about coming back to the United States speak with an editor. abroad is costly. She said it is not much standing another culture and having the explore the programs that are available. and Bowling Green to other students. experience of living abroad can increase "Any student can study abroad; how- more expense, but it does depend on Shanna Marsh, senior elementary and where the students study. employment and self-enhancement. ever, students should plan early, prefer- ably a whole year in advance," Raymont The program also helps students deal 372-6966 • See ABROAD, page six.
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Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion nm 372-2604 Real education begins with balance My father leaches middle school awakens s»lf-awareness. Self- aroma of the truth that if you can't PEOPLE ON THE in a rural Georgia town. He is awareness is understanding the connect the concepts of every class often physically threatened by his entire psychological movement of you're taking at this university, students because he makes them "lie's own mind. then you don't need to be in col- STREET work. Now. my father is a former Awareness is understanding lege! Don't Just sit in class and Master Sergeant in the Marine where thought ends and has no Do you think that the world will be a bet- Corps, so he demands discipline in further validity. Obviously collect words that you'll regurgi- his class. But can there be any thought is important in acquiring tate mindlessly in papers. Stand ter or a worse place 100 yrs, from now? education whatsoever where stu- knowledge and learning certain up and think! dents have no respect for the techniques. But in human rela- The world doesn't need ideals, teacher? tionships thought only separates slogans and buzzwords. We don't My freshman year at BG. I took and divides people through need second comings and faith a philosophy course. I worked images. Understanding where healings We need intelligent, inte- hard in this class, and when 1 went thought becomes detrimental to grated thinkers who are free of to the teacher with questions. I Education today is based upon life is the beginning of awareness, fear, free of Images, free from was treated with no respect and seeking security in specialization. education and intelligence. my problems were never addressed Instead of a holistic understanding Self-awareness is a creative nationalistic and religious propa- Inside or out of class. If I'm paying of the world, students are doomed state of mind and it is the first and ganda. money to sit in class and be to specialize in (for example) the only step toward complete free- It is only when we are com- Jim P. Cross Gary Braun dom. taught, then my teacher will geologic evolution of a certain type pletely free from all of these things, Sophomore Graduate address my questions, or they will of rock strata in Mexico rather Conventional education is not and the web of tradition, that we Criminal Justice Geology address a refund check to me! than a well-rounded and integrat- concerned with true freedom. It will understand what compassion Can there be any education at all ed thinker. Specialization is stran- only wants to mechanize the mind "It will be better "It will probably be really is. when the teacher doesn't respect gling education. Can the specialist through formulae and patterns. because technolo- a worse place the student? become an integrated human But intelligence is not a pattern, gy will make things because people From kindergarten to 12th being? Only when they cease to be and it cannot be measured. Intel- The integrated individual approaches their education with better." have a wreckless grade, we spent roughly 14.000 a specialist! ligence is a state of mental freedom way with nature." hours in school preparing to Conventional education is pro- and it's free flowing and creative compassion and intelligence. The become responsible citizens. We ducing mediocrity in the human It doesn't belong to any person and truly educated individual holds were taught lies like: Columbus mind. We are acquiring knowledge it can't be found in any book. I both, because they are insepara- discovered America in 1492. We and technique, but as a whole we can't give you freedom any more ble. were shielded from uncomfortable are becoming exponentially more that some 2.000-year-old icon or a Make no mistake about it. with- ignorant. Conventional education group of people who stockpile guns domestic facts. For example, over out compassion and intelligence, 20 million Native Americans were is not concerned with independent and talk about god. Lindsey Niewierski slaughtered in a holocaust pro- thought or intelligence. I postulate If you don't believe me. try no human conflict will ever be Junior solved by petty social reform. voked by the American policy of that it is antagonistic to integrated telling a philosophy Ph.D. that IPC/P.R. Manifest Destiny. How many thinking. The function of educa- thought is limited. Try telling Without a radical change in our "Hopefully it will tion is to bring about integrated someone whose entire life is based educational approach as students, hours were spent teaching us be a better place. about Important things like: how individuals; people that are in upon the worship of thought and teachers, citizens and individuals, People will realize to manage finances, how to have a touch with their own feelings and words, that there is a point where we only contribute to the holo- the feelings of others around them; it is a bad place relationship that doesn't eventual- it all completely comes to an end. caust of our own species. ly fall apart, how to participate in people aware of their environment Ask them about the space between and try to make it a capitalistic system instead of and their place in it. two thoughts. You'll be laughed better." becoming a proletariat doomed to True education cultivates an out of class the same way I was! Josh Minion can be reached at dwell in a working class cage? integrated relationship with life. It When that happened I caught an [email protected]. By : Michael Stipkala Kevin Hussey Kelli Burkitt Senior Freshman Political Science/History Art Education "The world will be a "I think it will be worse. We better place because are on a downward spiral Bowling Green will already. Children of have parking for tomorrow will care less everyone." than we do." The BG News "An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920" 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER Managing Editor Opinion Editor BRANDIBARHITE KIM WILFONG Thinness deceptively portrays health Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief The Real Weight Loss Solution- ed toward females) will include 5'9", doesn't mean we are MIKE WENDLING TOD MCCLOSKEY Try This New 10 Step Plan" something about losing weight. unhealthy. Chief Reporter Sports Editor Even my little sister's Teen" "10 Easy Ways to Improve We all have different genes and Your Diet" magazine, directed at girls ages 13 JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL "You Can Learn to Love and up. includes special dieting body structures, yet we are all Photo Editor Entertainment Editor Exercise" solutions. As if a 13-year-old girl pressured to stay under a certain "Slim down Dinner Tonight" needs to worry about her weight. weight limit in order to be accept- TARA CANNON From the time we are very Hello!? Are these headlines ed by society. How does anyone Graphics Editor appealing to all of you males out young, society teaches us that thin there? is beautiful. And if we don't mea- else know what our bodies need or sure up to the ideal body Image, Melissa Naymik . . Special Projects Editor Are you interested in "slimming require? Ana Perlera . . .Wire Editor down your dinner tonight?" I did- then that makes us "less." My only advice to myself and n't think so. More or less, these An Ideal is like a stereotype. It Brian Taylor . . Assistant Opinion Editor every other female is to accept . are some headlines printed on the Is a "picture in our heads'— resis- Denise Domanski . . .Assistant Copy Chief loss. Or would you rather pick up tant to change, frequently incon- yourself Internally as well as exter- covers of three different issues of the copy of "Rolling Stone" lylngbe G. Michael Graham . . Assistant Sports Editor sistent, has many limits, and is the same magazine. Does it mean side it? I can take a pretty good nally. Love who you are as an indi- Stephanie Schneider . . .Assistant Graphics Editor ; almost always based on false infor- anything that the name of this guess that you would not pick up vidual and others will love you the Scott Zimmer . . Assistant Graphics Editor magazine Is "Health." not "Solu- mation. The "ideal" contains only Scott Fauber . . .Assistant Photo Editor a magazine that appears to be same. Set your own goals and . tions to Every Woman's Weight about women and weight loss, but characteristics that society holds Problems?" This is a very unbi- please correct me if I'm wrong. desirable. Its purpose is comprable strive to measure up to your own ased title for a magazine. "Health." The title of this magazine is to a standard or a goal. standards. Ideals often times, seem inno- shouldn't it appeal to males and "Health." I believe I read it correct- And please don't starve yourself females, right? However, all three ly. My point is that this unbl- cent. For example, a photograph Copyright © 1998. The BG New*. Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any mate of these issues display pictures of ased/unsexist title is ironically of a thin woman on the cover of or begin/continue vomiting to try ri»l fiora thii publication without the permission of The K Newt it strictly young, healthy-looking, thin directed at women only, as if "Health" magazine portrays to measure up to society's ideal prohibited. The BG New* Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 and U women women are the only ones who healthy, right? published dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer female body, because in reality it semester. Opinions expressed In rolumni and letters to the editor are not nec- Now guys. If you saw this mag- should be worried about their Maybe she is healthy, but women who are larger than the doesn't exist. essarily those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The K azine lying on a table in an office of health, specifically their weight. News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 199* BG News staff. some sort, would you pick it up? Why is society so focused on the cover model may be heakhy also. "Life is a dream- the only Why don't they show a picture of a The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors In ato- Keep in mind that the cover shows weight loss of women? We women thing real Is you." nes or photograph descriptions. Decisions made by the Editor In-Chief and the woman of 5' and 140 lbs. Jogging a picture of a young woman Jog- can definitely agree that almost Frances Sawyer can be reached Editorial Board are final. ging through a park, surrounded every magazine we pick up (direct- through a park? Just because women don't wrt';h 105 lbs. at atfransaw9bgnel.bg3U.edu i by headline^ concerning weight e- rt. ' 2 3 4 6 ' i <0 11 «? »3 5 ' M CR SS | " i/ 18 to BG S{ At 17? NEWS J4 S3 ■
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HIGH: 82 LOW: 53 HIGH: 82 LOW: 60 UPCOMING "Upcoming Events" if a »erv ice lo our reader! borrowed daily via the University web paf e. The calendar of events on the web iWfcSBISI) page has a more complete listing of events and can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". Friday, 9/11/98 matches at the University of second of three matches for the p.m.) Olscamp 111. ACT Preparation (9 a.m. - II Michigan Invitational Falcons at the University of Dayton, Ohio. a.m.) Michigan Invitational 1103 Offenhauer West. Senior Breakfast in BG (7 a.m.) UAO Jewelry Sale (10 a.m. - Black Swamp Arts Festival (5 Media 100 User Certification Bowl a Rama (9 p.m.) high school students can prepare 101 Olscamp Hall. William 5 p.m.) p.m.) Workshop (8 p.m. - 5 p.m.) Student Union bowling alley. for the ACT. Class meets through Gordon, executive director of the Education Steps. Downtown BG. The music- Media 100 Lab. Receive Dry Dock will be giving a free October 17. Fee. For more infor- American Library Association, starts at 5 p.m., accompanied by the perfect introduction to non- bowling party with free pizza mation or to register, call Contin- will discuss "Libraries in the Public Skating (Noon - 2 artists, food, drink and more fun linear media authoring on the and pop. All DRY DOCK events uing Education, International & New Information Age." Cost is p.m.) than Bowling Green has all year! Media 100 systems in this work- are DRY!!! Summer Programs at $8 in advance and includes Ice Arena. Cheap Skate ($2 shop. Class meets again on Sep- 419.372.8181. breakfast buffet. Reservations admission). Shabbat service and dinner tember 12. Fee. For more infor- Saturday, 9/12/98 due by Sept. 7 to Carol Sanner at (6 p.m.) mation or to register, call Contin- GMAT Preparation (9 a.m. - 372-2708 or Deb Boyce at Shinny Hockey (2:15 p.m. - UCF Center (313 Thurstln uing Education, International & Black Swamp Arts Festival (9 1 p.m.) [email protected]. 4:15 p.m.) Avenue). Hillel will be hosting Summer Programs at a.m.) Location TBA. Learn test- Ice Arena. its first Shabbat service of the fall 419.372.8181. Downtown BG. The music taking strategies and techniques Volleyball vs. Louisiana State semester at the UCF center, with starts at noon, accompanied by for this graduate school entrance (10 a.m.) Volleyball at Michigan (3 dinner afterwards. UAO, Campus Film "Desper- artists, art for kids, food, drink test. Class meets through Oct. 31. Ann Arbor, Mich.. The Fal- p.m.) ate Measures" (8 p.m. - 1 and plenty more fun! Fee. cons face ISU in the first of three Ann Arbor, Mich.. This is the Men's Soccer at Dayton (7:30 a.m.) 'V GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. n FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11,1998 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1 10:30 1 11:00 1 11:30 BROADCAST STATIONS 1 CD t**5 CBS News Wheel-Fortune leopa'dy JUG : 1 Kids-DarnrJest Candid Camera '.■■': News X Late Show 1 CD Ntwi B ABCWi. lews Enl. Tonighi Sneak Peek MMnt-WMl o» Saturday Boy Mis. World Teen Angel X 20/20 : News.it Nightline it For Persons 4-64 Years of Age Nn if NBC News Giace Under Dateline I- Steieol » Lew 1 Order' Bu-Oen h Stereo) Homicide: Lite on the Street X NewsX Tonight Show $1.25 Fare Changing Work Bualnass Rpi Newshour With Jim Lehrer i: Wash Week Wall St. Week Return to Ihe Lion's Den " Faith and Reason (In Stereo) X Charlie Rose ih teieo)X St For Elderly, Disabled Persons. & Children 4-13 w/Adult Kswthoul HHItll , m Lehrer •: Editors McLaughlin Wash Week Wall St Week Return to Ihe Lion's Den .« Terry Anderson Interview Monty Python Charlie Rose WThe BG News ^ T^ T Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & JN ation 372-6966 ye on news Americans react to Starr's piled from staff and wire reports extensive investigation _J Majority of Ameri- ■ BABY SWITCH ■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■1 cans believe Clinton DNA results confirm ID of switched baby's should remain in father office. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — The ex-boyfriend of a woman whose child support case led to the discovery that her baby was switched at birth is the father of the girl sent home with another fam- The Associated Press ily, tests have confirmed. There is a 99.9 percent chance that Carlton Conley is Rebecca Grace Chittum's biological father, according to DNA test results "We have a lot of other things released Wednesday. to worry about," said a'health A test last month confirmed that Rebecca's biological mother is care aide on a street in Colum- Conley's ex-girlfriend, Paula Johnson, who has raised the other girl bus, Ohio. "They're wasting peo- involved in the switch, Callie Marie Conley. ple's money," said a man on a Last week, another test proved that Callie is the biological daugh- coffee break in Des Moines. ter of Kevin Outturn and Whitney Rogers, both of whom died in a Without waiting to see what . car crash July 4. prosecutor Kenneth Starr had The two girls were bom about 16 hours apart at the University of delivered to Congress, many Virginia Medical Center in June 1995. Hospital officials believe they people on America's street cor- were switched shortly before the respective parents took their babies ners Thursday had little appetite home. for the national ordeal that an Rebecca is being raised by the parents of the dead couple. Tommy impeachment might represent. ■and Brenda Rogers and Kevin Chittum's mother, Rosa Lee Chittum. Not everyone, though: "I AH the families have said they want the girls to remain with the think he needs to be held families who have raised them and allow liberal visitation. accountable like everyone else," said Chris Stanley, 36, a carpet PRISON ESCAPE cleaner in St. Paul, Minn. "I just ,£Jew York prisoner dead after chase don't get how some people think I; SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) — An escaped prisoner from New York it doesn't matter that he's pulling Cjhot and killed himself Wednesday after a police chase on the Ohio this kind of stuff in our Oval ♦Sumpike, the State Highway Patrol said. Office." said rancher B. R. Carter. lohn Anderson, who was wanted after escaping from a state People's conversations with . prison in Syracuse, N.Y., was found in his car with a gunshot wound Associated Press reporters across -to the head, said Lt. John Bom. He said troopers didn't fire any shots the country gave some hints during the chase. about the nation's mood as the Anderson was spotted sleeping in a stolen car at a turnpike ser- House moved toward deciding e plaza early in the morning. Born said. The suspect saw the I whether to open a presidential approaching troopers and fled in his car. impeachment inquiry for only He led them on a 25-mile chase before being slowed down by tire- the second time this century: £deflaring devices put on the road. He then got off the interstate and "I think he should be pulled to the side of State Route 4. impeached, not only for lying By the time troopers reached his car, he had shot himself. Bom but because he was unfaithful in Associated Press photo ".said. general," said Taiya Schoff, 25, a Anderson, 26, had been serving time for felony burglary. waitress from Rensselaer, NY, Capitol Hill police officers help to deliver boxes of documents pertaining President Clinton from who was getting married on Fri- independent counsel Kenneth Starr. •■■ TRAIN ACCIDENT w^mmammmmmmmmmm day and who once voted for Bernadctte I uckett, 45, the a cable television installer from do with the United States." Clinton. Earl Allen, a real estate home health care aide who Annapolis, Md. "We have Boy killed by train after lying on tracks developer in Minot, N.D., said And in Richmond, Va., deliv- ^ CARLISLE, Ohio (AP) — A 15-year-old boy who was lying on rail- expressed that view in Colum- enough problems as it is." ery man Larry Smith said, "What the country had known of Clin- bus, Ohio, ticked o(f matters she ~road tracks was killed by a train. "His sexual life really has he done, he didn't do anything to ton's sexual behavior since 1992 thought more important: the .. According to a preliminary investigation Tuesday, Gary Michael nothing to do with running the hurt the country." "and it's taken us six years to gel economy, taxes, social concerns. K Duncan and a friend were lying on the tracks about 4:30 a.m. Sunday to the bottom of It" country," said Stepthine Hill, 37, "At least he tries to get people '"near Duncan's home in this village 20 miles southwest of Dayton. Impeaching the president who works in a Wendy's in "A total embarrassment" for employed," said Crystal Lewis, .. The friend, whom police have declined to identify, was able to "wouldn't be good for the coun- downtown Columbus. "He did- the country, said Boston carpen- 26, a brokerage house reception- Ljump up and out of the way of the train. But Duncan did not, try," said Patrick Monaghan, 31, n't lie about anything that has to ter George Morganelli, 37. ist in Chicago. ""although the engineer reported blowing his horn when he realized that what he initially thought was debris on the tracks was a body. "Although I believe he was sleeping, I can't confirm there wasn't some other reason," said Franklin police Capt. Gerry Massey, who is I directing the investigation. Students drink just to get drunk Investigators were awaiting a report from the Montgomery Coun- _J The number of stu- unchanged from lour years ago. pared with 52 percent in 1997. Henry Wechsler, who headed ; ty coroner's office. according to research released The number of students who both studies. Police say Duncan had attended a festival in nearby Franklin the dents who drink more today. were drunk three or more times Overall, 42.7 percent of stu- ; night before but had left about 11:20 p.m. Neither police nor family than three times a The survey of 14,521 students in the month prior to answering dents surveyed were considered ; members could explain why Duncan and his friend decided to lie by the Harvard School of Public the survey jumped by 22 percent. binge drinkers in 1997, a slight • down on the tracks. month jumped by 22 Health followed up on an analy- In both reports, fraternity and decrease from the 44.1 percent in sis of 15,103 students In 1993. sorority members were the percent. 1993. Wechsler said the drop is Both surveys queried students biggest alcohol guzzlers. Four DISASTER IN ITALY attributed mostly to an increase Earthquake shakes Italy, killing at least 1 randomly at 130 colleges across out of five of these students qual- The Associated Press the country. ified as "binge" drinkers — in students who do not drink at ROME (AP) — An earthquake shook the mountain towns of The report published in this defined as five drinks in a row all. southern Italy on Wednesday, killing one person, injuring dozens BOSTON — More than half month's issue of the Journal of for men and four drinks in a row Nineteen percent of students and shaking buildings to the point of collapse. the nation's college students American College Health shows for women. surveyed said they hadn't Panicked residents fled into the streets in towns close to the who drank did so to get drunk that more students who con- "I think fraternities are so touched a drink in a year, up quake's epicenter, 210 miles southeast of Rome. Italy's National Insti- last year, but the number of sumed alcohol did so to get mired in alcohol, they're so into from 15.6 percent in the earlier tute of Seismology put the preliminary magnitude at 5.5; the U.S. binge drinkers was virtually drunk — 39 percent in 1993 com- it that they can't give it up," said study. Geological Survey in Colorado said it was 5.2. The quake hit at midday, striking hardest between the towns of Castelluccio Inferiore and Laino Borgo, where the regions of Calabria and Basilicata meet. Oldest astronaut A 24-year-old Italian tried to reach safety by parking his car and fleeing on foot, but was killed by rocks tumbling loose from a cliff. A dozen people were hospitalized, including a woman who broke promotes exercise her arm as she fled her home. The others were being treated for cuts from falling plaster or for shock. □ Glenn advises no ment and contributed the opening comments for a 100-page exercise Authorities said dozens of buildings were damaged and some expensive equipment appeared on the brirtk of collapse. Fearing more damage, many fam- guide developed ' . the National Institute on Aging. ilies were planning to spend the night outdoors. is needed to be fit. The free book tries to show older Americans why they ought to The Associated Press ■ BAD DOUGH w^mmmmi^^^^^^^^^^m exercise and how they can do it WASHINGTON — The govern- without employing anything more Pillsbury recalls cookie dough ment wants to take advantage of than a chair, towel or wall. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Pillsbury Co. has recalled several thou- John Glenn's status as the oldest "You don't need equipment or a sand cases of its refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough after dis- astronaut — and fitness at age 77 lot of expensive stuff." said Glenn, covering the product may contain wajnuts not listed on the package. — to motivate more Americans to who lifts weights and takes brisk The recall was launched after it was discovered that 8,824 cases of get moving. daily walks. the company's walnut cookie dough were mislabeled as Pillsbury "If you can only walk around NIA Director Richard Hodes. M.D.. said the book was developed Chocolate Chip Cookies, which does not bear a walnut ingredient. Associated Press photo the room or up and down the halls of tlic Innklirii" or around the block in part because senior citizens Some people have an allergy to walnuts that can be fatal. No ill- once, do it." Glenn said Thursday were asking what exercises they nesses have been reported, the company said Tuesday. Sen. John Gtei.n, D-Oh, held a news conference, Thursday. He as he helped three government could safely do at any age. Only 18 oz. refrigerated dough packages of Pillsbury Chocolate Is Joining the National Institute on Aging, NASA and the Public agencies begin a campaign to moti- He said the guide Incorporates vate the over-50 set to f WIT 1st Chip Cookies bearing the stamps "For Best Results Use Before Nov. Health Services Office on Women's Health to talk about exer- all the available scientific research Glenn, also a Democratic sena- Into the aging process and how 18 J" and "For Best Results Use Before Nov. 18 K" were recalled. The cise and fitness. Glenn is part of a public service announce- tor from Ohio, is featured In a tele- stretching and muscle-bulldlng date is printed on the side seam of the package. ment, promoting a 100 page exercise guide. vision public service announce- can improve overall health. / t. * V Friday, September 11, 1998 The BG News page 5 Trial begins in Government files suit, Mesaba flies Jordan breach- of -contract suit □ Trial starts in movie Jordan was paid $50,000 up front but returned the money breach-of-contract suit and filed a counterclaim alleg- against Michael Jor- ing that the producers lied when dan. they told him they had obtained financing in the summer of 1989, when filming was supposed to The Associated Press have begun. CHICAGO — A towering fig- Jordan and his agent, David ure in an impeccably tailored Falk, who also is named as a gray suit rose from the defense defendant, also claim the con- table in a crowded downtown tract was not legally binding. courtroom Thursday, and with a The lawsuit seeks between sheepish grin told prospective $16 million and $20 million in jurors seated 10 feet away, "I'm damages, or roughly what the Michael Jordan." producers think amounts to lost Associated Pren Photo That obvious declaration spelled out the challenge facing earnings. Airline Pilot ALPA, Jerry Fielding, second from left, meets with ALPA members and representatives from Northwest Airlines out- Jordan was to have portrayed side Northwest Airline terminal in Romulus, Mich. attorneys handling a multimil- lion-dollar breach-of-contract a playground basketball star □ Northwest Airlines and Aug. 28 .ii ust an air- Northwest said its support operations, lawsuit against the Bulls super- who loses, then regains, his love line since 1989, when .i machinists' strike including reservations and ground han- star, alleging he reneged on a of the game. pilots meet to discuss resum- led to the coll Airlines. dling, could only be provided on a day-to- deal to star in an obscure 1991 The film ultimately was made ing flights despite ongoing Northwest has laid off about 28,300 non- basketball film that flopped with former Loyola Marymount day basis to the feeder airlines during the strikes. striking empkn i Ice began. without him. player Bo Kimble. strike. Finding 12 people with "Doesn't have the same ring, The Department of Transportation, impartial feelings toward the does it?" Dickie said. meanwhile, said it had filed suit against 'It's not like walking into a room and biggest sports hero in Chicago The production company. one of the feeder carriers, Mesaba Airlines, flicking a switch," Northwest said in a history and arguably the great- The Associated Press to make sure n i- to more Heaven Corp., says it lost statement. est basketball star of all time financing when Jordan reneged, than a dozen markets from Minneapolis "will be an interesting chal- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Northwest and Detroit It also sued Northwest, seek- and the film, failing to get Northwest has canceled all domestic lenge," plaintiffs' attorney Dean Airlines and its striking pilots are still at ing a court order to ensure ground services Dickie said before entering the national distribution, never flights through Saturday and all European odds, though two feeder airlines planned for the smaller airl courtroom. made a profit. to resume flights to 17 smaller cities and and Asian flights through Monday. It said The 1993 lawsuit accuses Jor- Jordan attended jury selec- The agency gave Northwest's other towns left without air service by the walk- it had found alternative transportation for dan of backing out of the Chica- tion accompanied by his wife, feeder carrier, ; Urlines I, until out. go-made film, "Heaven is a Juanita, and planned to be in tonight to develop a plan to serve five slightly more than half of the 1 million Playground" after signing a court throughout the trial markets from Memphis, Term., said Phil passengers booked for travel through Fri- Northwest and the pilots met with a 1988 contract guaranteeing him because "he doesn't run away federal mediator and presidential aide Reed, vice president of marketing for day. $350,000 plus 5 percent of the from things," said Jordan's Expn Bruce Lindsey on Wednesday, the 12th day film's profits. attorney, Fred Sperling. of the strike. Neither side reported any Newark, N.J.-based Kiwi International It was unclear when the smaller airlines progress in the talks, which have been Air Lines announced Wednesday it would stalled on issues of pay and job security. would actually resume service to the towns in 11 Midwestern and Southern begin service to the Minneapolis market The strike by the 6,100 pilots began states. this weekend. Read The BG News AIDS research shows cell death ments, could pr. mak- chemical balance triggers a start dwindling rapidly, too. BG Football at ers with a new target lor I potentially fatal domino effect Researchers said their experi- □ New research shows designed to keep the virus in I hat not only leaves the body ments show that a strain of HIV how HIV suddenly check, as well .is vaccines aimed vulnerable to infection, but also that usually evolves late in the #9 Penn State erupts, increases cell at preventing infei tribute to the loss of course of infection latches onto a Researchers said the attack on brain cells that causes AIDS- particular surface protein of the 11 a.m. airtime death this different group of immune d dementia and other CD8 cell known as CXCR4. cells, known as CDS 1 cells debilitating side efi Unlike in CD4 cells, the virus Followed By The Associated Press gers an explosion ol oils are pro- does not actually take over its that exhausts the immune inal killers, they may do cellular machinery. Molecular biologists may US harm if they end up in tern and leaves the body v i Instead, they report, when the OIM-THE-LINE have discovered how AIDS sud- able to pneumonia and lid French virus latches onto the CXCR4 denly can erupt into a cata- secondary infections thai archer lean Claude protein the CD8 cell sees the strophic illness after lurking for cally kill most AIDS patii Ameisen of the Hospital Bichat only on 88.1 FM years as a low-grade infection. The new study was publi in Pai change as a kind of a death sig- New research by a nation- in the latest issi i or several years, scientists nal and commits suicide. wide team of scientists suggests Nature. known that HIV readily The cell death process is com- WBGU that the human immunodefi- Exactly how AIDS affects the infects one type of immune cell plex, and quickly involves an ciency virus eventually attacks a CD8 ceils known as uV CD4, or helper T array of other cell types that class of dis.'.ise-fighting cells though. cell, by locking onto a protein on soon may subvert the entire produced by the immune system Researchers said one possibil- its surface and breaching its cell immune system and lead to full- that were thought to be impervi- ity is that the virus n wall blown AIDS symptoms, said ous to attack by the virus. immune systi I con- The C D6 cells were thought to lead author Georges Herbein of =1 The results, which have been trol" over its own powerful cells. better protection. 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"I home in a sea pen off handlers think he's ready. said 9-year-old Lmily Ma) .' lts roots 111 Hollywood and the "1 loved my experience in know thai my experience over- True to his training, Keiko junior beauts pageant queen hopes of children around the England," Marsh said. "The besl will help me to become a Oregon coast. ii into a holding tank .it the who wore her crown and l.i. J world. part of participating in study heller leather, and inspire my Oregon Coast Aquarium on white dress in honor of the In the 1993box office hil I ree abroad programs was meeting Students thai they too can follow The Associated Press Wednesday, shimmied into a whale's departure. "He's really a Willy," about an orca threatened different people from around the their dreams." nylon stretcher and calmly COOl whale " by a villainous amusement park world and learning about their For more information, stu- NEWPORT, Ore — Keiko the chirped as he was hoisted out ol "A part of me feels sad," said owner, the whale played by cultures " dents can attend the informa- killer whale is one step closer to his home for the past 21/2 years. 9-year-old Kasev I indsay, who Keiko leaps over a harbor break- Despite the Study Abroad tional sessions or obtain informa- truly being free. Hundreds of people, some wore a Keiko I-shirt and sipped wall to freedom in the (•pen Programs, the most popular pro- tion on the 11th floor of Offen- The 9,050-pound, droopy- with signs reading "Keiko, we Keiko root beer outside the n i'.in. gram, there are a few more pro- hauer West, the Education finned star of the "Free Willy" love you" and "We will miss aquarium. "But then I'm glad he Real life wasn't so tidy It Was grains offered by the Education Abroad office Students may also movies was being flown by air- you," lined the highway as a is ir,i\ big so he can be with His learned thai Keiko was languish- Abroad Programs: Exchange visit the study abroad on-line plane to Iceland early today. truck carried il"' whale on a family." ing and deteriorating in a Abroad Programs, Internship After 19 years in captivity, he web page. slow, three-mile procession to Keiko will live in the football Cramped tank al a Mexico ( it) Abroad Programs, Student http://www.studyabroad.com was to be released in a sea pen, a the airport where a huge Air field-sized pen near the rugged amusement park and had no lea. lung Abroad Programs, or international scholarship web of halfway house to reac- Force C-17 transport roared Westmann Islands until his han- prosp, cis oi getting out Work Abroad Programs and Vol- page, http://www.finanaid.org. GREEK DISORDER Continued from page one. Continued from page one. through the recruitment tem has helped me become a ment chair, encourages people to stages we can " process," Schultz said. well-rounded individual and come with an open mind and and be happy and use your enei Turning Points will meet is also an opportunity to meet Jennifer Kayackas, senior given me the opportunit) to take learn what becoming a part of a every Wednesday, 3:30 to 5 p.m., many strong leaders and learn gy to focus on other goals," she sport management major and advantage of many aspects col- sorority or fraternity is all about, Oct. 7 to Dec. 2. more ways to get involved in said. philanthropy chair for the Pan lege life has to offei sui h as aca even if you do not want to join Jacoby also said that there is There is a $10 fee that covers Greek life and other organiza- hellenic Council, also encour- demies, community service, right away. tremendous need for this type of the cost of a supplemental book. tions. ages anyone to be a part of Creek friends and lifetime connec- The actual recruitment "Going through recruitment group. "If you come to the group, life. By being a part of the Greek tions," Kayackas said. process lor women starts today. "Eating disorders definitely is a great way to get your foot in system, Kayackas has had the The re, ruitment process foi Women with questions or those exist and we are no different here there arc no expectations," Jaco- the door at Bowling Green, opportunity to meet many fraternities will also take , who want more information than at any other university," she by said. "We just ask that you because you meet so many peo- pie, have fun and gain leader- next week. Keith Wright, junior about the recruitment pun ess said "We would like to deal with attend meetings and come with ple either through joining a par- ship abilities. interpersonal communications can call the Panhellenic Council the problems in the earliest an open mind." ticular house or just by going "Being a part of the Greek sys- major and a fraternity recruit- at 419/372-2534. POLICY for the police blotter: The News will run, without exception, all POLICE BLOTTER citations issued by the city and campus police departments. Complaints from resi- Today's city police blotter includes items trom Wednesday and dents or students concerning a police matter will not be identified by name. Any Thursday. questions, please call the editor at 372-6966. On N. Mam St. Michael A Holm. Cited for no* wearing his seat belt, Wednesday In ihe 10 block of Bowling (irecn St, a man OnMamrUk Eamtiton Antho On N Main St and I Merrv St., W A worrun in the VX) blink of Napoleon Si On F WooHter St. and Mercer Si., a non- reported losing his photo album, Wednesday in M < • < iranpei Souda lr w« 1 ttrd (or illegal speed. wa* heard v reaming AI htf , hiMren (or an iraurv traffic a..ident occurred between two In the 100 Wock or Napoleon St Wednes- hou Mfcdnaaday w nat M SBtssss) day, a woman reported her bicycle was stolen In Ihe 1700 block ol F MfoOSttf St. a nun wouldn't give back a hotel key to the empli-w- In the 500 bJ In the KW) bhx-k of N Main sf ,i woman In the 500 block of W Poe Kd , then In the 1000 Hi* k Ol I .urview Ave.. a resi- On S. College and Second St. |ason I. and kept sneaking into the room late at night, I parted his ihiktren were nol h reported her h.id light was broken, Wadnesda) MI 911 cafl from ;» payphone, Wednes- dent reported loud muwc in ,\n apartment, Sperko was cited lor illt-g.il speed, Wednesday. Wednesday i i-.ii.inon right! again, Wednesday day Wednesday In the 200 Mo V Ot N MMR M •« highly On Campbell Hill ,.nd t Wooster St.. In the 400 Wock ol l I m..n In the 1SIKI Nod 0* WhSl ' tame 1000 Mode of N Mam 51 MMnoadajt In lot 2. Jason C Boggs was died for un- Zachary Rlcica was died for illegal speed, reported losing his wallet at t .i burglary m h« r iptrtrncM ■'■ a vmilrutt .(river -tru.k the fence of a local da) naling in public. Thursday. Wednesday ■ ■■ On Frazee Ave and N Prospect St, On Scott Hamilton and S College M . Qow- In the MO Mod oft olon) I In the 1000 HOC* of N GfOVI Si W (>n Napoleon and Klot/ St. Antonio A.Ca> In the 500 block of W tiypsy l-n , a woman Michelle Von Brown was cited for illegal speed, g)a> A AnMi was cited lot Illegal . nuej wen- apray painting « building m day, •> woman n i vehstls with M I IMd I"' driving under suspension, reported a possible prowler anmnd her MlsCj Wednesday Wed ix .in aparlinenl tomplev j 1.1 lev Wednesday Thursday 1998 MERCHANT'S FAIR |> R I \ (' I I' I I s -I S () I N I) RE I I K i: M V. \ I \ \ I- S I I \ (, RECENTLY, MORNINGSTAR CALLED US CHEAP. IT'S NOT EVERY DAY See and sample the best of what local businesses have to offer. Enjoy FREE food, giveaways and register for door prizes! 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They'll be motivated senior midfielder Nick Kollini- But both teams are going to play ball possession will I" \ I to looks to hang on to the |i in to play Hiere's a lot on the line. atis said about OSU. "There will on it. They have a little bit more scoring chain prestigious award. I'Living them on the road is be a lot of physical play. It should luxury of playing on it and get- "We're not doing that well h is inn Laud- going to be a big challenge lor be a very good game." ting used to the odd bounces." right now," BG junioi fielded net i IIS ." Ohio State coach John Bleum There's no doubt that BG Bobby Bigr lal overall. I . 1-2 overall By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Following the Fridav contest, is 98-35-15 in Columbus. He has needs to score more goals. In c ons' I [I v. The BG News BG returns to the new (>hio State the ninth highest winning per- their first three games, the Fal- Sunday in the i nd (2- • r field just south of Ohio centage among active coaches Bowling Green will hit the cons have scored a mere three "Plus, we need a little luck. l .it Eastern III 1-0 .it mo (The Horseshoe). The (.717 — 97-34-14). road in attempt to lend oft two goals for a goal per game aver We're not getting that either " I .ili ons will face a Buckeye team Besides the Buckeyes, playing age. teams that will try to t.ik.- (he In the Nu -tle- into thai is 1-1-1 heading into I ri on the new field will be a chal- award the Falcons have held on "We've changed the lineup to giate Athleli real r and ontest at Butler. lenge for BG. However, coming to the past three make ball possession better," Region Rai 'sed In the last meeting in 199 oil of a 11 stint in the Nike Ohio said BG junior back Kevin Jack- The Doc Nichols award, one Sept. 7, BG urth with ' ochrane Field, the Falcons State Classic last weekend will son. "Hopefully, we'll play be of the many awards the I 34 points behind Indiana (50 Ml handed OSU a 3-0 defeat, [hey help the Pakons prepare for the as a team." points), Norn II) and ■ have won over tl. are 23-6-1 all-time against the battle. BG is looking for better ball Akron (35). Ohio the top men'. un in id "A Buckeyes. "It's ■ shame," Mahler said of -sion in what the team calls seventh (15) while Dayton is Ohio. back. "We had a very good match the field. "It's certainly a below- the attacking third of the field tied for eighth (I Teams look to improve on links □ Consistency will the key to competing in invitational. By DAN NIED The BG News _^^ The Bowling Green worm golf team hopes to go t( Lansing this weel improve upon ,i good star) I asl Photo Provided week, the Falcons finished lOih out of 17 teams in the Redbird Bob Niemef, senior Falcon quarterback, is looking to lead the team against Penn State this weekend. C lawk ai Ulinoi ty This week, they partii ipal the Mary Fossum Invitational hosted by Michigan SI "It will be good to go there and compete ag trong field of teams," said coach Kurt Falcons hang tough Thomas "Hopefully, we can use this weekend to w irl oi ire keeping besl team in the nation. defensive lems in our game theii pride high after a As well as national title hopes. IVnn lines. IH.s Thomas hope-, thai the ' State also has an added incentive to beat offensive will improve upon Hv ton' to the season. the Falcons Saturday .it Happy valley line aver- /T Game #2 tency in play. I egendary Penn State coach |oe Paterno ages around "We were really happ) about is going tor his 300th win. 290 pounds, the way we played Saturdaj while Ihe ^ BG Football By TOD Mc-CLOSKEY BG is well versed in century-mark Penn state walked oil the course in seventh wins for I'atemo I he coach earned his at place," said Thomas. "But on ■ OVS short guard 200th win against the Falcons in 1987. weighs t| \ Sunday, we just tried to make teen foot- I'atemo said he hopes his accomplish- Penn State everything perfei I ball li getting shutout ments don't overshadow what the team And the slipped a little." i, think tv.: is trying to accomplish - to win the BG offense kickoff noon The Falcons collectively shot ,i is hoping to ill, 0-0 Mid- game. get more Broadcast on WBGU 88.1 FM 339 on Sunday, up 13 Sti i .' are using their And though Missouri battered the from a 323 on Saturday chain I Pre-Game at 11 a.m. i practices Falcons. Penn Slate remains cautious of than it did "We definitely need to be with Jason Gibbs and Mike Rypel lay. And the team. at Missouri more consistent in our game,' ^HEL_ lor thi HI , plays .i "Now, you've got to be careful with said junior Shannon Sharp. "We BG quar- Missouri," Paterno said. "They look get them e\[ ei" hope to improve on thai this tet ha. k Boh Niemet completed only two ■ iiinr wide strong and well organized, but you can'I weekend." passes on eight attempts. One of the players, freshman punt aid. "Mis- judge anything by one game." returner Robert Red, may gel ,\n oppor- Thomas also noted thai there "I think both of our quarterbacks need i ntral Florida are BG is hoping these non-conference tunity of offense, as well .is punt return- is room for improvement in the I are getting us Carries will 'season' younger players lor to execute better in the passing game," ing. Falcon's short game me." the important MAC games. Some of the Blackney said. "Our receivers can run "That's our goal, to get him more "We definitely need to gel hit better routes There were a couple of ter around the greens 11 0) are coming toughest battles lor the Falcons Saturday involved in the offense .is the weeks go balls that the) could have caught." "If we can make progl Off an impi fin over Southern will be on the line. by," Blackney said. "We want to make reeling our mistake's, it will \ Today coai lies The Falcons are undersized, as com- I lie I llcons are going to keep putting sure that we in successful weekend is the ninth- pared to the Penn State offensive and younger players in the game in order to pai e Netters face 3 teams in Ann Arbor ; J Falcons face their Ann Arbor, Mich, this weekend. ment against LSU. The Tigers are Saturday, ihe Heels were BG will battle three opponents 5-0 this season after beating Cen- overall in 1997. They post biggest challenge yet. Louisiana State. Mulligan and tenari, Tulane, New Orleans, record of 6-10 in Atlantic Coast North Carolina. These bigger South Alabama and UNC Char- ( onference play. schools should pose a challenge lotte at their own Tiger Classic. Coach Joe Sagula has UN< By NICK HURM and because they tend to recruit the I ast season, the Tigers went 9- to a 4-1 record with wins i MATT STEINER bigger, stronger players who 21 overall and 0-15 in the South- Tennessee, De Paul, Te were among the top 50 high eastern Conference. Michigan at Arlington and Fast Carolina I ha The BG News school stars in the country 3-0 will face the I akons later in lar Heels' only loss came al Knees and elbows were hit- "All three teams are probably the day. Michigan was 21-12 and hands of Iowa at the Iowa In ting the floor as much as fed going to be bigger than us," Van 13-7 in Ihe Big Ten last year. Greg tional. were—this was the scene at prac- De Walle said. "The first line of Giovana/zi, in his seventh sea- With a combined record ol tice for the Bowling Green vol- defense, blocking, is going to be son as head coach, has led the 1, the Falcons' three opponent! leyball team. key. We're going to have to slow Wolverines to vu tones against this weekend pose quite a ti halls down at the net." "Believe me, it's going to be a Maryland, Temple and George- "If we can serve the hall to bam-bumer," coach Demse Van Bowling Green's Lori Kemer town at the (ieorgetown Classic. enough to put pressure on tl De Walle said during a drill at er, who was named the Mid- Michigan is oil lo its best start that is going to help us," Van D^ Wednesday's practu t American Conference defensive since 1992. BG News Photo/DENEVA (JOINS Walle said. "Secondly, if wi The Falcons have been work- player of the week, will be a The Falcons' final challenge in pass the ball well like we did lasj player to watch. Ann Arbor will come from the Falcon netters will face tough competition this weekend. ing hard in preparation for Ihe Sunday, we should be able to run; upcoming All-Sport Classic in Today, BG opens the tourna- Tar Heels of North Carolina on our offense." Friday, September 11, 1998 The BG News Page 8 Martin takes over for CC, track □ Former Drake coach Men's cross-country has been factors Martin aid Martin is a native of St. Louis, As an athlete at Drake, Martin title. brings success to the running without a coach since being the rich tradition .ind the Mo. He also assisted the track in All-American in 1985. He Sid Sink stepped down last other to have the opportune teams at Drake for the last eight earned the honor in the 1000- As a runner and coach, Martin BG men's cross coun- spring. Bowling Green finally seasons. meter run in an NCAA indoor has experienced success. Martin try and track program. found its man in Sterling M.irtin runt He also set four school is looking forward to the oppor- The Falcons won the Mid- Martin graduated from Drake records. tunity to coach at Bowling Green. Martin brings a great deal of American Conference i ii.impi- in 1987 with a degree in educa- experience to BG. He has been He earned All-Missouri Valley onships in 1995 and are looking tion. After graduating, he served "I want to get Bowling Green coaching for the last nine sea- Conference honors twice in to improve on lasi year's reason. as an assistant coach at Northern back to where we are in serio sons, with the last five being at cross-country by finishing in the contention to win the MAC i Martin will help the Falcons this Iowa and Iowa State. Martin By MARK WIESE Drake. top 10 at the league meets. In year," Martin said. year try to be a top contender tor then returned to Drake in 1990 to The BG News 1983, Martin won the 800 meter "I came to BG because of two the MAC title i MK h ,it his alma mater. dash to win the Missouri Valley HiffflHOTIMgH r.-1<_v<|.:i. GOT GAME? *X« Bowling Green's Solution to Internet Access. Registration @ 11:30•Tourney starts @ 1:00 Pire-ct Single Elimination. Call ZBT house if you want only $15 per month a spot to play or show up @ 11:30 on Sat., Looking for a way to Sept. 12th at the outdoor B-Ball Courts /Hs, get involved? between Kreischer & Harshman. Want to impress your Back to School Special: B? Prizes for the top 3 teams! future employer? Mention this ad and get one month free. Represent B.G.S.U. Info? Call 372-TEAM as a Tour Guide!!! Applications will be available in 110 McFall 354-HOST www.BGHost.com from September 10th through September 18th. ZBT If you have any questions, call 372-9866. RAW ENERGY! , Susp»ns« you can cut with t knlf«l BRING YOUR HAIR BACK TO REALITY! There's a new Stylist in town and she specializes in ethnic hair! Starting SEPT. 16 Kim Nelson will be working Wednesday 9-2 and t^ Thursday 4-8. Call Hair E. Canary today at 354-1477 to set up an appointment TOO Sept. 11 & 12, 8PM & 11 I'M with Kim. 132 E WOOSTERST Olscamp 111 BOWLING OREEN OHIO YOUR COMPLETE Admission $2.00 m 43402 FURNITURE STORE (419)-352-2651 t A A I I'lwWW * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * The summer Guided By Voices star The electronic trio Bax- s.N-1. that wasn't in the long-awaited ter is Sweden's answer The BG News new documentary to British drum n' bass, Friday, | September 11,19$8 Remember that blissful, "Watch Me Jumpstart" plus more CD reviews r beatific time when we all Entertainment Editor ' thought we had the world in VIDEOS CD REVIEWS John Wenzel our grasp? That time when > N-2 372-2603 nothing seemed impossible, the ► ►»- N-2 earth revolved around our actions, and the release of "Titanic" on video was left to but a few entrepreneurial souls in midtown Manhattan? Yes, I speak of summer 1998, when the entertainment indus- try all but tripped over its Return of the Black shoelaces trying to get us wacky consumers to buy their wares, read their offerings and see, uh, "Can't Hardly Wait." The fact that they fell flat on Swamp Arts Festival their face doing so is a distinct reality. How many things that "ust as the changing leaves sig- m. The visual arts segment of the fes- happened this summer came nal the start of fail, The Black tival is primarily centered around incredibly short of meeting the Swamp Arts Festival signals the Juried art show, but a Wood What's that I hear? predictions of media salesmen the*teginningKeTbee of another semester in County Invitational has been and their ilk, righteousness- Bowling Green. added to this year's festival. s you walk toward filled critics, or us, the movie- The Black Swamp Arts Festival is Other visual arts areas include downtown Bowl- going, compact disc-buying, an annual event that runs for one Acts of Art, a hands on art exhibit Green this Black Swamv Dave Matthews Band T-shirt- weekend in September, with this geared towards adults, and a weekend, the sound of live wearing public? year's dates being the 11th to the 13th. Youth Art Activities area. music will grow more and Arts Festival For one sometimes overused The idea for the event was based on Another popular aspect of the more apparent. More example, take the sorry state of Stage Schedule the community's need for a cultural festival is the musical perfor- than likely it current cinema. This summer, festival. In 1993, the idea was put into mances that start Friday evening will be • Friday, September 11 "Godzilla" was supposed to action and the first festival was held. and continue until 5 p.m. on Sun- coming have been the be-all and end- 5-6 p.m. Siage 1 Superfast Runners Chris Gajewicz, Festival Chair, has day. There will be four stages, with from one of 6:15-7:30 p m. Stan 1 Paper Plate all, financially, of the recent been involved since the beginning. the headlining acts taking place on the four 7:45-9:15 Stag! I The Del Roys wave of large-budgeted action 930-11:45 Stage 1 I.il' Brian Terry and "Our object is to get students and the main stage. As in the past festi- stages at the movies. We all certainly saw the Zjnfcco Travelers town residents to come together at vals, the musical groups'are cultur- Black Swamp enough advertising and mer- • Saturday, September 12 the festival and bring both ally diverse, with samples of Ska, Arts Festival. chandising to convince us so. communities together," Zydeco, Blues, Afro- This weekend's 12-1:40 pm Stage 1 Bailando Desnudo But the movie made much less 12-1 pm YAS Wood One Wheelers said Gajewicz, regarding Carribean, Rock-n-Roll, performance money, thereby shifting its fidu- Stories by 12-1 p.m. CC Serious Jones the need to fuse both Folk, and much more. schedule is jam-packed 12-1 p.m. Stage 2 Stephen ChrisloH ciary responsibilities to the con- groups of people and cre- Whatever a per- with talented bands and 1-2 pm. YAS Afro-Caribbean Natalie Ensemble sumer. ate a larger community son's musical solo performers. For the layman, the movie 1-2 p.m. CC The Crab Grass Boys event. Flickinger preference, Kelly Wicks, Performing 1-2 p.m. Stage 2 The Un-Heard Herd "bit the big one." Nevermind The festival should do they are Arts Chair for the festival, has 2-3 p.m. YAS Theater Sports tscw that it was a decent action 2-3 JO p.m. Stage 1 Four of a Kind an excellent job of attract- sure to find booked the musical performances movie, full of enough explo- 2-3 p.m. CC EIRacko ing both BG residents and something for all six years of the festival. 2-3 p.m. Stage 2 WhittakerarWauack sions and hubris to distract a University students. they enjoy. When asked how this year's 3-4 pm CC Giraffe Boy fragile public from yet another Design by 3-4 pm. Stage 2 Ler Murdock Gajewicz noted that the More Informa- main stage acts will hold up to 3-4 p.m. YAS lajarhtUghlBmd O.J. Simpson special on E! festival offers something tion on the the big names of ekoostik 3:45-4:50 Stage 1 The Mighty Meaty Entertainment Television. "Out John for all ages. There will be musical perfor- Hookah and Junior Brown at Swing Kings Of Sight," another good action 4-5 p.m. YAS RMdHYjAlnerUpprti a wide variety of things to mances can be 1997's festival, Wicks was confident 4-530 p.m. CC Rocket SB movie, was tossed aside for the Wenzel do, eat and listen to. found in the that they would pull an equal- 4-5 pin. Stage 2 Gorman Del-Greco overlong, overwrought, faux 5-6 p.m. YAS Contra Dane* As far as food goes, abundance is adjacent story. ly large crowd. adrenaline rush of "Armaged- 5:15-7:10 Stage 1 Skeeier Brandon the word. Almost every kind of food The Black Swamp "The headlin- 730-9:20 Stage 1 CE. Smith don." The list goes on, and not imaginable will be available, from Arts Festival is Bowl- ers are as good as 9:45-11:40 Stage 1 AJ.Croot just for joyless critics. Cajun and Jamaican to the traditional ing Green's biggest any in the past, Economically, the albums • Sunday, September 13 "fair" foods. The popular Beer Gar- annual event, and and some of the that were supposed to bring an den area, for those over 21 of course, usually has atten- afternoon. 12-1 p.m. YAS Mustard's Retreat already strong sales year to its 12-1:15 p.m. Stage 1 Skeeier Brandon will once again be present. For those dance around 40,000. bands are just apex seemed to vanish into this 12-1 p m. CC ThreeauarterUnk interested in the visual arts, the Gajewicz anticipates as good," 12-1 p.m. Stage 2 Keltic Kaleidoscope air. "Adore," the brilliant new events will begin on Saturday at 10 a. an even larger crowd said Wicks. 1-2 p.m. YAS Tree House Troupe album from the Smashing 1-2 p.m CC Aloha this time around. "I.il' Brian Pumpkins, has sold only a frac- 1-2 p.m. Staa. 2 Tony Papa Terry and the 1:30-2:45 p.m. Stage 1 Rod's Collision tion of that band's previous Zydeco Travel- 2-230 p.m. YAS Puppet WttnPlzzaz album "Mellon Collie And The 230-3 pm. YAS Toraigh ers should pull 2-3 p m. CC Infinite Sadness," which went Arts, crafts on display Maji-12 a different audi- 2-3 pit Sop > Mustard's Retreat something like googolplex-plat- 3-4:45 pm. ence." Stage 1 The Starlight Drifter. inum. Natalie Merchant's fine 3-330 p.m. YAS Bike Stunts at Black Swamp Fest This year's main 3-430 pm CC lunior Electric solo album "Ophelia" has sold acts have made a name 3-4 pjn. Stage 2 PameU*Leavy markedly less than her previous 4-5 p.m. YAS The traffic on "We will have the largest number for themselves in the music Guido's Band effort "Tigerlilly," even though Main Street this of paintings this year than ever before world. The festival kicks off Friday • YAS- Youth Arti Stage she was on tour with the wildly • CC» Community Commons weekend will at the festival," Baglione said. with two rock bands, Superfast successful l.ilith Fair. give way to a number of All the art that is displayed is avail- Runners and Paper Plate. At 7:45 God forbid, even Pearl Jam Crucial DVC Band that was one of artists' booths as the Black able to buy, with prices ranging from The Delroys will get the consented to do a video, and BG's most popular groups in the Swamp Arts Festival gets under way. around $25 to $500. Baglione noted night crowd growing nobody noticed. It seems that 80's. Perhaps the most obvious attrac- that this is an excellent time to find with their Jamaican ska. Celine Dion will continue to Friday's headliner, I.il' Brian tion is the Juried art show which takes unique Christmas gills They are the festival's carry the baton of sales into Terry & The Zydeco Travelers, will place down the middle of Main. Con- The Juried artists compete for prize first official ska band. 1999. Comment dit-on "lame" perform at 9:30 pm. The young taining 75^rtists, the show has a sam- money, which is given to the overa Two members of the nDelroys, en francais? band from Houston, TX, has found' pling of just about every kind of art- best artwork. First pri/r is $1,000, sec- which include Darryl Thomas (lead TV-wise, the "Seinfeld" an eclectic mix that works. As far as work. While visiting the booths one ond $500, third $250 and there will be . K als), Gary O'Brian (saxophone), finale was similarly unsuccess- traditional Zydeco goes, the Travel- will find paintings, jewelry, wood- five $75 honorable mentions. F.d Needum (drums), Gerrie ful, seeing that even the Presi- ers play the Creole two-steps and work, sculpture, ceramics and glass. This year is a first for the Wixid McManamon (keyboard) and Brian dent of the United States admit- waltzes, but with a twist. Led by 24 Kay Baglione, Visual Arts Chair for County Invitational Art Show. This Casey (trombone), have pasts in ting to anyone within earshot year-old accordionist Brian Terry, the festival, acknowledged there is a exhibit is located in the parking lot BG. McManamon was a student at that he had gotten it on with the group adds hip-hop and R&B to wide variety of everything, and an behind BW3's and will showcase 25 the University, and later an instruc- •f See SUMMER, page N-2 abundance of paintings. * See ARTS, page N-2 tor. Thomas was a member of the + See MUSIC, page N-2 festival, which will take place in Sept. 4. are $15.50 in advance di.iplay represent political prison- to advanced levels. A DJ from the Ann Arbor's Gallup Park, can be and $18 on the day of the show. Gallery hosts era who are or have been detained Citi Lounge will provide the ™'™^Hvrf WVff ordered through Ticketmaster. For For more Information call (419) or tortured by their own govern- music, and the lessons will be fol- more information call (734) 747- 474-1333 for details. faculty art show ments. "Pleas for Amnesty" can be lowed by a dance. Call Paul Miller f'-oJe-^'V-es. 9955. The 49th Annual viewed at the Willard Wankelman at 352-0693 with questions. Redheaded Faculty/Staff Exhlbl- FJ-* *\N Gallery through Sept. 18. Ann Arbor hosts ICP to play Tole- Stepchild in BG tlon will be open Foriegn Alms at through Sept. 18. The Citi Lounge spon- music festival do's Sports Arena Redheaded show, which is held In Gish Theatre sti-priiiId. an the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery of sors swing lessons On Monday, Sept. Ann Arbor's On Friday. Oct. 2. acoustic blues/ the Fine Arts Center, features art- Pi Kappa Phi will 14 at 8:15 p.m.. "Kas- annual Blues & Insane Clown Posse roots band from work by current and emeritua fac host swing dancing par Hauser" will play Jazz festival runs will visit Toledo's Buffalo. NY will ulty and staff of the School of Art. lessons in room 200, at the Gish Film The- through this Sun- Sports Arena. Phunk play tonight at Easy Street Cafe, S. Eppler Saturday. ater. This German film day. Sept. 13. Per The gallery hours are Tues. to Junkeez and Kotton- n 104 S. Main St. With banjo, Sat.. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sun. Sept. 12 at 6:45 p.m. from 1993 is a lavish formers Include Macro Parker /3 mouth Kings will open. Their lat- upright bass, mandolin, clarinet 2 to 5 p.m. For more information Donations will go to Push Ameri- drama about the struggle♦ to con- (James Brown's bandleader and est album. "Forgotten Freshness." and slide guitar. Redheaded call 372-8525. ca, which raises money for dis- trol the Duchy of Baden. Hauser, one of the founding fathers of is a double CD of rarities, out- Stepchild blend bluegrass. blues abled children & adults. Spon- the duke's son. is swapped with Funk). The Atomic Fireballs. Lou Also on display is "Plc.i takes. B-sides, remixes and previ- and folk in a high energy, all- Amnesty: The Art of Jean Gross- sored by Toledo's Citi Lounge and another child after birth. Donaldson Quartet and the leg- ously unreleased singles. Tickets, acoustic way. Call 353-0988 for er.' The wall-mounted, mixed Alfredo's Studio of Dance, the This film is free and open to endary Bo Diddley. Tickets for the which have been on sale since more iruormation media sculptural niches of the lessons will range from beginner the public. 1 \ I page N-2 The BG News Friday, September 11, 1998 SUMMER •*• Continued from N-1 'Watch Me Jumpstart' Monica I owinsky seemed to (and • 5-i <^p v* n <3L did) attract more viewers. I his summer was the summer of inflated expectation, but also spotlights Dayton band one of artistic breakthroughs. Ask anyone who saw the movie "Pi." ally hilari- Banks Tarver for his thesis pro- Or read the Michael O'Donoghue ject, features all the people in ous scene in biography Mr. Mike. Or saw the By ROBERT SZORADY Guided By Voices that fans have Watch Me Guided By Voices in I leetwood Mac "Behind The The BG News come to know and love over the lumpstart Musk" special on VI11 years: Robert Pollard, the bois- recounts The Dayton-based terous, boyish frontman and the best WATCH ME fc Just kidding. rock band Guided By main songwriter, Tobin Sprout, part of one The ways and means of enter- Voices has always his musical foil and bandmate, member's MPSTART tainment sometime lull us into a been a bit enigmatic "Manager For Life" Pete Jami- day: when A Film By Banks Tarver languishing stupor of excess. But to their fans. fl son, and other assorted charac- he peruses that's what we want, right? We Their albums look ters from a band that has had the local want our music loud, our beer hastily packaged, much like the over 30 members through the drive- cold, and our movies stupid. Baxter: self-titled music inside: one to two-minute years. through So who are we to blame if we 1996-Mavwick long pop songs teeming with The best parts of this liquor mart. demand quality from our various The Swedish band Baxter melodic brilliance and recorded documentary are, knowingly, All in all, nodes of entertainment? Well, .is brings the beautiful sounds of with what sounds like two tin the sections in which the music however. my nonexistent Aunt used to say, the female voice and blends it cans and a piece of string. That is of Guided By Voices is displayed Watch Me with the pure sounds of drum 'n to say, they are recorded roughly. silting on the porch, "Be careful of prominently. Whilst on stage, at lumpstart is bass. They were a full-fledged band what you ask for. You may just get rehearsal, or in a dank basement a quality Nina Ramsby, Ricky Tillblad, years before they were first "dis- it." recording squalls of guitar feed- testament and Carl Herlofsson have covered" by the independent back, their songwriting and per- to one of meshed Britain's electronic label Scat, and they continue to ART forming genius shines through the most dance music with vocals. On record for the semi-independent •f Continued from N-1 and makes one lament the fact underrated their first, self-titled album for Matador Records. that so much awful music rock bands local artists. Both the BGSU Maverick records, they produce Largely ignored by much of haunts modern rock and roll of our time, ceramics and glass departments ten breakthrough tracks which the mainstream press, they have radio, and so little quality music, who sadly will have displays in this area have already begun to draw cultivated a strong underground ■ and will be selling their art. such as the kind Guided By Voic- get pushed ■ • some controversy among drum following who will unhesitat- es make, is commercially taken aside by Acts of Art, located by Kauf- 'n bass purists. ingly plunk down money for so lightly. Their current incredi- bub- man's restaurant on Main, is a The original intent of drum 'n any of the numerous albums, ble domination of college radio blegum- hands-on art exhibit that is bass dance was to let the beats bootlegs, solo jaunts, and pseu- smacks of being nothing more angst pop meant for adults. If the hands-on stand for themselves with no donymously recorded music than preaching to the converted. bands and experience isn't what you're vocals. Baxter is changing all of released by them each year. Unfortunately, some of the the kids in looking for, the artists will this by using Nina Ramsby's However, many of their fans, more personal parts of the docu- my dorm demonstrate it themselves. textured vocal range to bring the being bedroom-dwelling misan- mentary show some of the mem- Dorothy Linden, a local paper sound to a higher level. The ten thropes, have not had any who cannot Photo provided bers and ex-members to be the artist, will be in this area. tracks on their first album have chance to get up close and per- seem to Matador's "Watch Me Jumpstart" features a same kind of people you made For the children there's the poppy melodies that stick in sonal with this creative group of stop blast- documentary of Guided By Voices, as well as fun of in high school: beer-swill- Youth Art Activities Area in your head far after the end of men. Now is their chance. mg the new concert footage and videos. ing, pickup-truck-driving, Beastie front of the library. Dozens of the record. The video documentary chain-smoking, overweight mid- Boys .irts and crafts activities, from Until now, this is what drum Watch Me Jumpstart, directed by crying out loud. I need to get dle-aged guys. An unintention- album. Enough is enough, (or some sleep. straw weaving, tic dye, to face 'n bass music hasn't been able to Arizona State University student painting, will be available. do. The beats are always fun to dance to, but they tended to blend into one long rave. Baxter MUSIC might be able to push this genre + Continued from N-1 Combs, Stan Ginn and Jim years, which garnered him Around with Jim." pop and some folk. In his growl- into the realm of popular culture much attention in the music Croce has no recollection of ing bass, he speaks mainly of' their music, achieving a unique McCoy. In order to not be pin- by creating tracks that can be business. his father, who died when he love lost or fear of losing loved and modem sound. pointed as an American band or remembered, and vocals that are was two years old, and has ones. The 26-year-old recently Terry also throws rap into the just a "salsa" band, they utilize He was sought after by major sensual and moving. recording artists, including Mick never performed his songs A released a blues-influenced CD, mix as an attempt to introduce both the Spanish and English Baxter's sound is similar to "Fit to Serve" on Zydeco to his generation. The languages and instill diversity in Jagger, David that of Portishead, but their Ruf Records. He Travelers are a four-piece band their rhythms and lyrics. The Bowie and Peter lyrics are far less eerie. The first will perform at led by Terry's brother Patrick, group has opened for Brian Set- Wolfe, after track, "Television," is a collision which he went 9:45 p.m. on the (on guitar). Other members are zer and played with Jimmy Buf- of pop music and drum 'n bass. main Stage Satur- Anthony "Peanut" Chenevert, fet at Cincinnati's Parrot Head on to become On the track "Ballad of Behav- day night. on rub board, Emerson Jackson Extravaganza. The band will musical director ior," Nina Ramsby whispers "I for Saturday However, Sat- on bass and Red LeMark keep- perform at noon on stage one. think that I need you/I think urday night is not ing the beat on drums. A taste of something different Night Live. He that I do." Her voice seems to led the SNL Band the end of the A full day of music is in store is what musician/storyteller Lee float right with the beats of the musical barrage. for those attending the festival Murdock offers to his audience. for 10 years and song, and before you know it, On Sunday, the on Saturday. Various groups will Murdock combines musical won an Emmy you're listening to techno. for his playing. music starts at be showcased on all arrangements with stories of Some purists believe that While leading noon and contin- four stages through- Great Lakes history, captivating adding vocals to the art form is the SNL Band, ues until five. One out the day. Street audiences of all ages. He plays an infringement on a revolution Smith was able to of the highlights of entertainers will also his arrangements on six and that so many have built. This the day is Mus- be around all day, si twelve-string guitars and has play with dozens may be true, but it's also adding of talented musi- tard's Retreat, a walking around the festival and musical influences spanning a new dimension to the art. Bax- folk duo who got entertaining in various ways three centuries. cians. His band ter has taken a dance sound, will perform at started as a bar's from music to magic. Murdock's stories cover a few kept the beats and added catchy 7:30 p.m. on Sat- house band. They One of the first bands to play different topics, such as Great lyrics to it. This might allow the Lakes Ghosts, Folk Songs of the urday on the recently released techno bug to infest the world, on Saturday is Bailando Great Lakes Region and Sea main stage. their fifth CD, an epidemic that was bound to Desnudo, an Afro-Caribbean Shanty Workshops. Murdock Following "The Wind and the happen sooner or later. band from Cincinnati. The has released an astonishing eight Smith's band is a Crickets...and the Baxter's self-titled album will group incorporates music from CDs and gives over 150 live con- unique act for the South Texas Moon be out on Sep. 15, and if you like the islands of Cuba, Jamaica, certs a year. He will be perform- main stage of the and the Tune from Portishead, (or you've never Trinidad, Puerto Rico and the ing at 3 p.m. on Saturday on festival, multi- an Old Country heard of Portishead and you just U.S.'s port to the Caribbean and stage two. talented artist A. Waltz" on Palmet- want to ease yourself into the New Orleans' Mardi Gras Saturday night has two J. Croce. A.J. is to Records. drum 'n bass world), get it. music. The group's main goal is Photo provided renowned musical acts. Opening the son of the G.E. Smith, former "Saturday Night Live" bandleader, will The duo will They're a band that will proba- to bridge the gap, using music, between countries that are geo- the evenings concert is former late Jim Croce, p^,,,,,,,, Saturday from 7:30 to 9:20 p.m. on the main stage. Perform twice on bly have many more albums to who was popu- Sunday, at noon graphically separated. 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September II. /f 1998 BG Football Preview^ Coach Gary £ Blacknel Cii ■2A Career Stats 1997 3-8 (3-5 MAC) | 1996 4-7 (3-5 MAC) I 1995 5-6 (3-5 MAC) 1994 9-2(7-1 MAC) 1993 6-3-2 (5-1-2 Mi 1992 10-2 (8-0 MAC! 1991 11-1 (8-0MAc| 1998 Falcon Photo Provided Schedule Ground game crucial to Falcons September 5 at Missouri LI Curl is back after a broken 12 at Penn State....n * New & Used Texts * School & Art Supplies * BGSU Sportswear & Jackets * Alumni & Parent's Sportswear * Baseball Caps (over 60 styles!) We also carry a complete line of decorating items * Candles * Banners * Posters & Prints * Gift Items Your complete off- campus connection 353-2252 * 1424 E* WOOSTER page 6 The BG News Friday. September 11. 1998 1998 BG Football Preview 4^ G \ Speedy Weathersby a good catch If BG plans on beating □ Starting kick return- excelled as a running back, plays the option well, Miami of receiver and kick returner at Ohio runs the run and shoot and er Leon Weathersby is Penn State, Leon Weath- Fierce College. Toledo plays power football tike ersby will have to play a valuable part of the One must keep in mind that Penn State. So we really see Weathersby was drafted in the these games as a preview of a huge role on offense • am. what is to come in our MAC 18th round of the 1993 major and on special league baseball draft by the (Mid American Confer- Kansas City Royals. He played ence) competition." teams. By PETE STELLA with the Coif Coast Royals Weathersby is a great The BO News (Rookie League) in 1993 and all-around athlete with 1994 and with Spokane (C lass A ) blazing speed. He bench- I .eon Weathersby is a man of in the Northwest Rookie I eague es 350 lbs., squats 490 lbs many responsibilities in 1995. and does 27S lbs on the This season for the Falcons, he "I haven't given up on base- hang clean. He also says is a wide receiver and one of the ball," Weathersby said. "I'm liv- that his favorite pass route top kickoff return men in the ing life right now day by day and rs the Streak, which is when country I asl season, he split 1 think of every day as a learning the receiver runs near the side- line towards the end /one. It is time at running back and in the experience. If my heart turns secondary. Not bad for a guy back to baseball, I will pursue it like "the bomb" from the old who never played hij;h school again, but right now, I am con playground days football. centraling on the (football) sea- "He's a good .ithlete He's strong, he cm block He's my Wealhershv h.is cOOte a long son." best bl<*« ker, lie's aggressive, he's way since graduating from Weathersby (eels thai in Satur- Hamilton High. School in Los probably the fastest guy over day's loss to Missouri, the there (re.cu Ulg mips)." * id ! Angeles in 1993. He spent his offense didn'l get .i i nance to gel rxeivers coach Dino Dawson freshman season at West I us going because mey really only Said "1 think if he would have Angeles College, where he ran 37 plays. had another year, he would be a returned kicks and played wide "I fee) that the hrst three non- receiver That was his lirst season reaUygood receiver He's kind of conference games .ire more like of organized football. learning .is he goes." stepping stones or scrimm.iges He was the third leading rush "It has always been ad re.mi of and a gre.it learning expeneni e." er on the team hist war with 193 mine to plav college football/* Weathersbi said. "Missouri runs yards and also played some Weathersby said the option, Perm state plays defense and ended with st\ t.u k He then made the trip to power football and Central Flori- les. 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Continued from page 3. offense, defense and special basketball, he was a four-year Joe Patemo that some people see starter as a point guard and it as strange for a legendary seven TDs. teams, as well as being second- "The only real dominant foot- team all-state as a defender and a scored 1,000 career points. In coach to praise one player so On defense, he gained much three-time all-district pick. back, he earned all-district hen much. I'atemo speaks highly of ball player we have on defense is notice with his 120 career tackles His high school career was ors in the 100 meters. Macklin's accomplishments in David Macklin," Patemo said. ■m Ohio's Largest Selection Music Library" New Releases •Deep Catalogue* Imports^Jazz^Blues- Classical* World'Pop* Rock»Rap»R&B-Souncl Tracks^Country^Folk '*p4CT XT Phot) Provided l25N.Mainft David Macklin (27) chases a fumble during last season. 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Paterno said he hopes his accom- If you think the Bowling plishments don't overshadow Green football team is down whal the team is trying to accom- after getting shutout by Mis- souri, think twice. plish - lo win the game. The Falcons (0-1 overall, 0-0 And though Missouri battered Mid-American Conference) are Ihe Falcons, Penn Slate remains using their three non-conference cautious of the team. games as practices in preparation "Now, you've got to be careful for conference play. And for the with Missouri," Paterno said. second straight week, BG plays a "They look strong and well orga- national-caliber team - Penn nized, but you can't judge any- Slate. thing by one game." "There's no letdown," senior BG is hoping these non-con- wide receiver Leon Weathersby ference games will "mm said. "Missouri, Penn State and younger players for the impor- Central Florida are scrimmage tant MAC games. Some of the games and are getting us ready toughest bailies for the Pakons to play in our conference " Saturday will be on the line. The Nittnany Lions (1-0) are The Falcons are undersized, in Photo Provided coming off an impressive win comparison to the Penn State over Southern Mississippi. Both offensive and defensive lines. Senior fullback Adam Lige will bo a koy component of the Falcons running attack. Lige's abil- USA Today coaches and AP polls BG's offensive line averages ity to block for the tailback could spring a big run. Last year the Falcons used Lige as a receiv- have the Lions as the ninth-best around 290 pounds, while the er as well, catching passes out of the bockfield. Lige is one of six seniors on the offense that will team in the nation. Penn State short guard weighs carry the load for the Falcons. As well as national title hopes. 313. 402 E. 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What does and posted % overall tack- imperative. er will split time. seven games last year, 4-3 defense will that mean? It means more les. The most important The move to put compiling 23 solo tackles. pressure on the quarter- The Falcons main con- change in the secondary is Williams al the corner has The secondary is also help to defend the back and a focus on stop- cern comes with the pass. at cornerback. Senior allowed second year fresh- expecting to be more pass more. ping the pass. Lad vear, BG gave up a Junior Williams, last year's man Chad Long to start at aggressive this year. BG "We'll see how it goes in third-worst MAC 25 Starting free safety, has free safety. only had 3 interceptions practice," said sophomore touchdowns through the moved to cornerback. On The defensive co-cap- last year. After a strong I he BG News linebacker Ty Stover. "I'll air. 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MAC teams with winning Id or.is gave up fewer than Campbell and Fisher IW , ilid in total defense. were named the Falcons most improved players in Defense wins champi- the spring, which is a si^n onships. BG knows that of their high expectations and that is why the team for the fall. switched to a 4-3 defensive I ,isl \e,ir ( > Will formation ranked sixth in the MAC The 4-3 will utilize more with 15 tackles for losses THAYER CHEVROLET - TOYOTA HEY SERVICE DEPT. SPORTS FANS! X. W. Oliio's On.y Recipient of trie 1997 ?RES IDEN'JS A WARD Pro licensed wrestling T's From 'Toyota Xotor Company * Stone Cold, Ooldbcrg. and NWO Wolfpack Imprinted sportswear & uniforms for... 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September 11. 1998 1998 BG Football Preview^ ..••:-' -tf Williams on his own at corner □ The three-year letter be the biggest hitter on the team. Senior corner "Junior is one of our most back Junior Williams barks winner is starting a physically strong players on out signals to new position that will defense," Blackney said. "He's the defense. very aggressive on the fit-Id and use more of his talents. has been an on-the-field leader Last year Williams was for the team." third on the Williams is also happy with By TOD McCLOSKEY team in tack- the move, which allows him to les with 85. The BO News use his speed. But, Williams said Junior Williams lives on an he's happy that younger players island where he is tested play like Chad Long can get experi- after play. ence at the free safety position. Williams will be looking to And if Williams gives up a big earn his fourth letter this year. In play, he's got to shake it off and only three years, the senior cor- get ready for the next. nerb.uk has earned three letters. Williams matches up with the But, when Williams started out opponent's best receiver, play here, things weren't so easy. after play. "I was redshirted my first four "That's why it's called the games back in '95," Williams island," Williams said. "You've said. "Now I'm a starter, so it's got to be tough. If you get beat been a lot of hard work." on a play, you just have to lineup A native of Lansing, Mich., again, shake it off and go on." Williams played football at This year is the first Williams Waverly High School. His senior is playing the strong side comer- year, he had 1,157 yards rushing back. For the past three years, and averaged 6.1 yards a carry. Williams has played at the free But, the Falcons wanted to use and strong safety spots. Last Williams in the secondary. year, Williams was third on the His adjustment to college team in tackles with 85. wasn't easy, but Williams His aggressive attitude is per- believes the hard work and dedi- fect on play the comerback posi- cation is worth it. tion. "I use my emotions to get "You need to have some confi- myself and the team motivated," dence to play the position," Williams said. "If we have a bad coach Gary Blackney said. "And play, 1 hear it from the fans and there's no question that Junior the coaches, but I just keep going has the confidence and skills to and keep the team motivated." play the corner position." He's considered by many to Photo Provided GfldBLECOMM BOWLING GREEN • OU" IOC*. CMLf TV COMOCTCN Games for Saturday. 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