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GNewsA daily independent student press ITS receives okay for upgrade By LOUIS LOMASKY nation," said University Presi- $7.8 million for cable and wire. budgeted for digging. "We want desperately to being ignored. The BG News dent Sidney Ribeau in a letter This will be financed for 10 Among the possible delays is avoid another Lotus Notes or Jeff Bakunas, a first year to the Board of Trustees. years at 5.5 percent. The net- that in the future IBM/Lucent, Remote Access situation. Our graduate student in education, The latest project of Informa- According to Henry A. Garri- work and its accessories are the vendor behind this project, concern is that there are signs believes that the most impor- tion Technology Services, to ty, chair of the Romance Lan- predicted to cost $14.8 million. will charge more than they do present that indicate that the install a network "backbone," guages department, the meth- It will be financed for seven presently. same thing might happen. tant thing in the undertaking of was approved at the Board of ods for raising the money need- years at 5.2 percent. Also bud- Those boosting the project Once again, the students are this project is that "the money Trustees meeting Wednesday, ed for the project might include geted is $13.97 million for the believe that improving the net- not being given a voice in these be used appropriately for the Sept. 1. the raising of fees, the selling of public works required for the work will attract better faculty, critical proceedings," the mys- benefit of the majority of the This will be the most expen- bonds or the reallocation of installation of this network. In stafTand students. This will, in terious organization said. students." sive project in this history of funds presently undedicated or total, this project is expected to turn, result in more grant USG at large said they will He said this project may the University, costing $33.6 dedicated to other projects. consume 2.24 percent of the opportunities. It is also pre- "work with the administration million, yet those presiding "Despite the large cost, the University's annual budget. dicted that the project will to make sure that faculty and allow him to do research more over the project said that it can- intent is to make this project as Linda Dobb, interim provost result in a more academic envi- students are included in the quickly, but wished the Univer- not be delayed any longer. The painless as possible to the stu- and vice president, made men- ronment and increase produc- rest of this project." sity had made this project more project will improve computer dents of BGSU," Garrity said. tion that the University of tivity levels. Some concern was also visible to the students. network speed, and quickening Some of the fee increases Cincinnati was prepared to USG at large, a group that voiced concerning the large con- While dates have not yet upload and download speeds. proposed inc'ude raising the spend as much as $28 million chose to speak for Undergradu- struction fees when there are been set for the initialization of "It will help ensure that we technology fee, the cost of on- on wiring alone for fewer build- ate Student Government, but already extensive tunnels run- reach our aspiration to be the campus residency and the gen- ings than the number expected not necessarily for the whole of ning underneath the campus. the project, it is hoped that it premier learning community in eral fee among others. to be wired at BGSU. Further- USG, expressed some concerns Some are concerned that these will be completed by Nov. of Ohio and one of the best in the The University has budgeted more, the University has also about this project. pre-existing resources are 2001. Students take academic vacation U. to improve Before the autumn breeze arrives and the leaves begin to phone line access fall. The News is going to By SARA EATON cannot help students because revisit the summer every Fri- The BG News the office is simply the long-dis- day in September through sto- tance carrier based out of ries about summer programs, With the start of classes, stu- Phoenix for on-campus stu- experiences and internships. dents living on campus often dents, not the local carrier. have trouble calling outside of While Schutz and Huber By CRAIG GIFFORD the University. know several people having The BG News "It's always busy, I can't get a trouble calling off campus, not line," said junior elementary all students feel there is a prob- When summer hits, education major Sabrina lem. many college stu- Schutz. "It's driving me nuts," "I haven't had any problems dents are faced with Executive Director of Infor- dialing off campus," said fresh- the decision of either going on mation Technology Services man physical education major vacations or taking classes in Toby Singer said this is an T. J. Taylor. "I had trouble with order to receive credit hours. annual problem. long distance the first week," They typically do not have the "It is a bit worse this year While this may not affect time to do both. because of enrollment," he said. everyone, the University is pur- Photo Provided Student Telephone Services chasing 20 new phone lines Yet this past summer, the Customer Service Representa- from GTE to help alleviate the University offered students the The historical pyramids, the Sun and the Moon, in Mexico City were among the highlights of the tive JoAnn Huber said several problem, according to Singer. opportunity to both take a vaca- students 'visit. students have been calling con- Not only is the increase in tion and enhance their academ- cerned about getting a line to enrollment affecting phone Mexico City University of Guadalajara. chances for sightseeing, with ic lives through a summer pro- "I went to learn more about The program was not totally its historic downtown, where dial off campus. gram in Mexico. my culture," said Alexis Dean- comprised of classes, though. the government building, However, she explained STS The program, headed by • See PHONES, page five. da, a junior social work major. The members of the group had cathedral and many parks can Rolando Andrade, professor of Amy Delugach, an early plenty of opportunities for ethnic studies, included 13 stu- childhood education major sightseeing and entertainment. dents and four faculty members Coaster accidents not shared similar sentiments. Guadalajara offered many i See MEXICO, page five. from the University. The pro- "I thought it would be fun, a gram has been offered for seven good experience and would help years. scaring local riders By BRANDI BARHTTE Point seem undaunted by the The BG News recent roller coaster related deaths. Wym Even after hearing the news "People are still riding like ^ IV i of two roller coaster-related usual, yet we are aware inter- JL deaths in Ocean City, N.J., Niki nally and encouraging employ- ^i , ^H -vr Sams will still be in line for the ees to stress safety," she said. »''£ roller coasters during her next ■if^^^^f V s» , ^ Though the odds of being \% BbT^i/l trip to Cedar Point, an amuse- killed on an amusement park ment park in Sandusky, Ohio. ride are 1 in 250 million, last "The main purpose of the because I have a minor in "Accidents can happen any- month there were four ride- trip was to introduce the stu- Spanish," Delugach said. Mel where," said Sams, a freshman dents to the Mexican culture, so related deaths. In the past 12 The visit to Guadalajara W^w^^X^ mathematics major. "I'm still years, the federal government they could see it, feel it, touch included two courses of study, going to ride roller coasters reports 47 amusement-ride it, smell it and in the process, which included ethnic studies as *«»«-> because I love the excitement." deaths, 13 of those were roller destroy stereotypes that are Hi M and popular culture. Students *** ^^**i&*'*Qf& And her view seems to be coaster related. very prevalent in American cul- attended these classes, taught common among other thrill- The most recent was Satur- ture," Andrade said. by University professors, seekers. day when a 39-year-old woman Those who went on the trip Andrade and Dave Hawkins, According to Janise Lifke of enjoyed four weeks in Guadala- professor of English, at the Traditional dancers dazzled the students as they experienced the Cedar Point public rela- jara, followed by two weeks in the Mexican nightlife. tions office, riders at Cedar • See COASTER, page five. Number of vehicles towed remains consistent By GRETA HALE Cars are normally not towed paid $65 for her car to be Since students have moved THE BG NEWS for parking on the grass, she released. to campus this fall, K&G said. However, two cars parked "As a graduate student I Marathon has towed six cars Between University Parking in the grass were towed for don't have much money to from campus. According to Kris Services and the Campus Police obstructing the view of the begin with, so it was a major Nicholson, an employee at Department, 21 cars have been entering and exiting cars to the financial frustration," she said. K&G, they charge a towing fee towed from campus since Aug. parking lot. The space Bihn parked in is of $55 plus a storage fee of $10 18. Another reason students are not owned by the University,, a day. According to Rich Ballez, According to Stacie getting towed is because they and towing from these spaces of Wright Tire and Auto, they Enriquez, director of Parking cannot find a space on campus occurs all day long. have towed 10 cars from cam- and Traffic, this number is con- and are opting to park off-cam- "The truck driver said he pus and charge $60 for towing sistent with previous years. pus in reserved spots. makes 27 trips a day to and and $8 a day for storage. Enriquez said that parking Ginger Bihn, a graduate stu- from the same spaces," Bihn Brian Coe, of Randy Coe's dent, had her car towed the in a handicap space, fire lane or said. Auto Shop, said they have reserved space are the most first day of class. There were no To reclaim cars towed from towed two cars from campus common reasons for towing. spaces left in Lot 4 at 11 a.m. campus, students must first go since Aug. 18 and charge a tow- Also, an illegally parked car She instead parked in a space to Parking Services and obtain ing fee of $50 plus $8 for out- can be towed immediately. along a strip by Campus Pol- a release form. Next, they side storage and $12 for indoor According to Enriquez, cars lyeyes. must go to the towing company are towed by several area tow- According to Bihn, the space to reclaim their car. Depending storage. The rates of all of the compa- ing companies, including K&G was reserved, but she did not on the towing company, stu- BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH Marathon, Wright Tire and see the sign that indicated that. dents can expect to pay any- nies' towing services may be Auto Center and Randy Coe's Her car was towed shortly after where from $48 to $85 to get higher if a dolly has to be used Auto Shop. noon by K&G Marathon. Bihn their car back. during towing. A car Is being towed from an Illegal parking spot on campus.
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Brian Taylor H335 Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 WAHWRMfflflfKK Common fallacies made fun I know right now that many This is, once again a fallacy. HOMER: Uh-huh. PEOPLE of you are wondering, "Does he The villager assumes that all LISA: But I don't see any have the guts to write about floatable objects must be of the tigers around, do you? on the street the Simpsons after being same weight. There are some HOMER: Ithinks of this, thrashed for doing as such in missing premises here. That is, then pulls out some money] the past?" The answer is yes. namely, if only one weight is Lisa, I want to buy your rock. Question:* Despite ! the recent roller coaster accidents, will Even though some might not capable of floating then all What Lisa has attempted to you still ride roller coasters? Why or why not? understand that using fictional things that float are of equal point out to Homer is that he situations in attempts to prove weight. The problem is that has commit a post hoc ergo serious points is valid argu- this premise is false. Things, propter hoc fallacy. Roughly mentation (it's called using as many now know, float in this means that one has rea- heuristic devices), and even realize is that universal state- virtue of their own density rela- soned "after this therefore though some might find that it ments, such as "all wood tive to the density of a sur- because of this. In this situa- sucks the fun out of cartoons, I burns," can only be partially rounding fluid. tion it will be called the post find that it actually sucks some converted. All that can be said BEDEMIR: And therefore--? rock ergo propter rock fallacy. ■ fun into what might otherwise is that some burnable things CROWD: A witch! A witch! A No tigers were to be found after become dry material. are witches. He converts the witch! the rock, therefore no tigers Many are familiar with the statement fully. As such, his BEDEMIR: We shall use my were to be found because of the Chon Enriquei Heather Bober scene in "Monty Python and the reasoning bears its first flaw. largest scales! rock. Sophomore Junior Holy Grail" in which Sir BEDEMIR: Does wood sink I believe that a similar feat This sort of fallacy is com- j? Undecided i Elementary Ed. Bedemir is holding a trial in in water? may be accomplished by mak- mon throughout scientific and rYe*, because even "No, I've never which it is to be determined VILLAGER #1: No, no. It ing reference to the Simpsons political discourse. If crime With what has liked roller whether a certain woman is a floats! episode which opens with a were to drop after the instate- happened, there coaters." witch. In this scene several log- CROWD: The pond! scene of a bear wandering down ment of a given law some might are safety precau- ical fallacies are committed. Here the crowd reasons that through Springfield, thereby attribute the drop to the law. tions made. Acci- The scene proceeds as fol- if all witches are wood and all eliciting a demand for protec- Such an assumption would not dents happen all lows: wood floats then all witches tion from further bears. As be justified as demonstrated by the time." BEDEMIR: Quiet, quiet float. This is good reasoning, such, the town was speedily Lisa's rock. Similarly if a drop Quiet! There are ways of telling but the first premise is, obvi- endowed with a "Bear Patrol." in crime did not appear one whether she is a witch... Tell ously, untrue. Further, the Homer Simpson, pleased would be equally unjustified in me, what do you do with witch- course of action recommended with this development, pro- immediately assuming that the es? by the crowd is not followed by ceeds to engage Lisa, his policy has no salutary affect. CROWD: Burn, burn them Sir Bedemir. daughter, in a dialogue: In closing, I hope that I have up! BEDEMIR: What also floats HOMER: Not a bear in sight. intertwined some fun into that \ BEDEMIR: And what do you in water? The Bear Patrol must be work- which might otherwise leave us burn apart from witches? VILLAGER #1: Bread! ing like a charm. bereft of said indulgence. If VILLAGER #1: More witch- VILLAGER #3: Very small LISA: That's spacious rea- not, then at least beware of the es! rocks! soning, Dad. sort of thinking that led Homer Angelo Gomez Lauren VILLAGER #2: Wood! VILLAGER #2: Churches - HOMER: Thank you, dear. to believe post rock ergo Graduate O' Donnell BEDEMIR. So, why do churches! LISA: By your logic I could propter rock. Such thinking Student M Sophomore witches burn? Ipause) ARTHUR: A duck. claim that this rock keeps leads to silly and sometimes RehaH ' Business Ed. VILLAGER #3: B--... cause CROWD: Oooh. tigers away. dangerous mistakes. Counseling "No, I don't like they're made of wood...? BEDEMIR: Exactly! So, logi- HOMER: Oh, how does it "Yes,I difl at?| roller co.i-1 cis " This is the first fallacy of the cally..., work? Louis Lomasky is a colum- Cedar Point twi scene. He argues wood burns VILLAGER #1: If... she., LISA: It doesn't work. nist for The News and can be weeks ago. I wi and witches burn ergo witches weighs the same as a duck, HOMER: Uh-huh. reached at Louis@good- do it again." are wood. What he does not she's made of wood. LISA: It's just a stupid rock. squad.org. Prophet and his profits love will be consummated else- socialist, anti-family political where. Perhaps in his Liberian movement that encourages gold-mining venture, his search women to leave their husbands, for diamonds in the Congo or kill their children, practice some other chance for exploita- witchcraft, destroy capitalism Jeff tion. and become lesbians." Meredit Now that's a man I want to '"The feminist bank with! Perhaps he could agenda... is a supply me with a special scrip- ture edition ATM card, one with political movement a Bible passage to support an that encourages "Homophobic televangelist otherwise inconceivable politi- seeks business partner for U.S. women to leave their cal platform. An ATM card telephone and Internet banking husbands, kill their which combats Satan in all its venture. Must recognize the forms: dangers posed by Halloween, children, practice "I think we ought to close the National Organization for witchcraft, destroy Halloween down," Robertson Women and atheist educators. capitalism and once said on the '700 Club,' "Do Pentecostals and '700 Club' you want your children to dress viewers preferred, insults become lesbians.'" up as witches? The Druids used hurled at other faiths a plus." to dress up like this when they The spiritual imperialist will were doing human sacrifice." With a personal ad like that find peace in prosperity. (prepared by yours truly and People applying for mini- not endorsed by the Christian "But he's been delivered a mum wage, service sector jobs Coalition), it's no wonder it did- setback! Businesses will better have to answer the question, n't work out the Bank of Scot- screen those who represent "Have you ever been arrested?" land's relationship with Pat them and respect our wishes — You would expect the other Robertson (initiated this past we've made our point!" Hog- party in a $48 business deal to March) appears to be coming to wash. The partnership drew ask Robertson, "Have you ever an end. The Christian Broad- criticism from the very begin- publicly embarrassed a busi- ning and the deal remained casting Network mogul ness partner with extremist 1 described Scotland as a "rather intact - Robertson had to do rhetoric bashing Hindus, Mus- Vhat's the most valuable lesson you' dark land" whose moral fabric something outrageous to make lims, Planned Parenthood ... had been weakened by its toler- bank officials re-evaluate their did I forget anything?" learned while at college? ance of homosexuals. When position; something which Well, the box has been would cut into earnings. customers began closing checked after the fact, refer- »w did it come about and what have accounts in protest. Bank of If the Bank of Scotland had ences discredited. The Bank of Scotland's share price fell 4 per- done its homework, say a thor- Scotland has learned a lesson done since you learned it? cent, and the bigwigs took note ough background check, ties to in tough love - when you're - walking papers were pre- Robertson would have been ashamed of your significant hi \rour answers to [email protected] pared. "Pat, I'd really like for us severed the moment he stuck other, you're really not meant to be friends." his pointy little neck up its kilt. to be together. Pat will look to Everything from his past seems fetter to the Editor or Guest Column for Don't worry about Pat, his sheep for strength and let's to indicate that this was coming though. His plan to test-market hope that it doesn't lead to bes- [so, The News NEEDS cartoonists. E-rn a telephone bank on 55 million an ocean away. tiality. followers (born-again sheep -- "The feminist agenda is not Beth at [email protected] if yol same cognitive level as the about equal rights for women," Jeff Meredith is a U-Wire -.- , ■ ..I Robertson said in a 1992 docile farm animal?) might not guest columnist from the Uni- have come to fruition, but his fundraising letter. "It is about a versity of Indiana. 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publication without prior permission of Phone: (419) 372-2601 ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less The BG News Is prohibited. than two typed, double-spaced pages). 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Triscuits, 98 Wheat Thins, Better Garden Salad Cheddars and flavor crisp line. 2 lb. bag Prices Good Friday, September 3 thru Saturday, September 4,1999 at the location listed. Armour We reserve the right to limit Betty Crocker quantities to normal retail Deli Ham purchases. "Water Added" Golden Graham Treats, Fruit by the Foot, Dunkaroos, Fruit Shapes or Fruit Roll Ups 4.5-9 oz. box. Visit Meijer on the Internet! ^F www.meijer.com 2111 East Wooster Cross Over the 1-75 Bridge- Just One Mile From Campus r ■— l^^-JWWW ~^—ir~l*-Tfr BG Ntwi Photo/ BEN FRENCH Approximately 150-200 Corvettes paraded through Bowling Green yesterday. The caravan stopped and rested at the Perry Field House. From there the caravan left to meet up with six other caravans in Bowling Green, Ky. at the Corvette Museum. '5?FastCompany LABOR DAY WEEKEND LABOR DAY WEEKEND Copies • Printing • Creative Services OPERATING HOURS FOR STUDENT UNION II OPERATING HOURS FOR DINING FACILITIES r'riday. Sept. 3. I999 SEPT. 3 Operating Hours Founders Keepers Food Court 7:30am - 7:00pm Prout 10:30am - 2pm Kreischer Sundial Food Court 7:30am - 7:00pm Bowl-N-Grcencry 11:30am-3pm Debit Access 1:00pm ■ 3:00pm GTDeli Closed Pheasant Room 11:30am - I 30pm Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed Self-serve Pizza Outlet 11 00am - 1:00am Commons Dining Center 7:30am - 2:00pm Falcon's Nest Grill 11:00am - 6:00pm McDonald Dining Center 7:30am - 2:00pm Copies Only ColTce Shop 7:00am - 3:00pm Chily's Express 8:00am - 2:00pm Cafetena Line 7:30am - 10:30am 11:00am- 1:30pm Galley 7:30am - 2:00pm GT Express 8:00am • midnight Three new self-serve machines Saturday. Sept 4. 1999 SEPT. 4 Pi/./a Outlet 4:00pm - 1:0Oam Founders Keepers Food Coun 10:00am - 7:00pm Gnll 10:00am - 6'00pm with lots of neat features, such as.- Falcon's Nest Kreischer Sundial Food Court 10:00am - 7:00pm Coffee Shop Closed Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed stapling, and 3-hole punching! Sunday. Sept. 5, I999 GT Express Noon - midnight Pi/za Outlet 4:00pm- 1:00am SEPT. 5 Stop in and test 'em out. 10 00am - 6 00pm Falcon's Nest Grill Founders Keepers Food Coun 10:00am - 7:00pm Coffee Shop Closed Kreischer Sundial Food* Court 10:00am - 7:00pm Monday. Sept 6. 1999 Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed Pint Outlet 4:00pm - 3:00am Kreischer Shadow Snack Bar 7:00pm • midnight S HOURS... Gnll 10 00am - 6.00pm GT Express Noon - midnight Falcon's Nest Monday - Friday: 8 to 6 Coffee Shop Closed SEPT 6 Closed Saturday &. Sunday Tuesday. Sept 7. 1999 Founders Keepers Food Court 10:00am - 7:30pm i \ i Additional hours by appointment Operating Hours Kreischer Sundial Food Court 10:00am - 7:00pm * 1 ■ — Prout 10 30am -2:00pm Galley 4:30pm - midnight fast Company... Bowl-N-Grcencry 11 30am - 3.00pm m f GTDeli 4:30pm - midnight ,mmi / is located just off campus 1.00pm - 3:00pm —j v. Debit Access Kreischer Shadow Snack Bar 7:00pm - midnight Pheasant Room 4:30am - 7:00pm v -—- and Is locally owned. DINING SERViCil Founders Keepers Snack Bar 7:00pm - midnight SERVICES Pizza Outlet 11:00am - 1:00am GT Express Noon - midnight 525 Ridge Street • Bowling Green • (419) 354-3278 I Falcon's Nest Gnll II 00am - 6:00pm Coffee Shop 7:00am- 3:00pm S3 Cafeteria Line 7 30am- 10 30am — ■* S : Normal operating hours resume 4:30am - 7:30pm • o > « Tuesday, Sept 7th in all University Dining Facilities 1 page 6 The BG News Friday, September 3 1999 TV GUIDE SECTION (CONT. FROM PG. 3) SATURDAY 12:00 I 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 BROADCAST STATIONS ; Fall Employment 11 00! U S Open Tennis Men's and Women's Thud Round From Flusrsng Meadows. NY. (Live) 1 .... Men's and CD Women'sThudRound (LiyeJX CB College Football Regional Coverage Nebraska ai Iowa. Slanted ai Texas or Wg«iia ai North Carolina. (Live) CoJege Football None Dame ai Michigan (Live)X Hang Tim* NBA Inside Lighter S'fleol DM Commun track* Field Horse Racing Hopeful Slakes.' 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C (in Stereo) X (In Stereo) X Three Suns' X Stereo I Outer Space (In Slereo) X Stantf r Home iHome Star Trek Voyager : !■■ Star Trek; Deep Space Nine Friends 'Frasier .,-,■ Sports-Detroit Martin (in Transition provement Improvemenl a Tme" (R> (In Stereo) X E tin m MM IINM [In 8Nn ■■ BMnj ■. I Ot Power" X Stereo) X CABLE STATIONS [5 30 Movie: 'Donovan's flee'" (1963) A man's Behind the Movie ..*', -A Guide tot the Maned Man Movie: •** "The YoungPMadel phians'(i959. Drama) Paul Newman. Barbara AMC ! ■ . - • ■ AfiSseasir?--. ^MejMgJlj Friday, September 3, 1999 The BG News Page 7 Matt Steiner m^ Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 WIRiaaWHMffliffifc Football faces Pitt in Opener By G. MICHAEL that, I think the chemistry has back off him a couple times defense," Blackney said. "I GRAHAM been outstanding. When you (line up 10 yards away from think the scheme has a lot to do look at three things for a win- him). At the same time, I'm with it. I think there's a lot of The BC News ning football team that are going to get his best and 111 confidence in the coaches by the The Bowling Green football sometimes intangible — atti- give him my best." players. They're enjoying more team is hoping its 1999 trip to tude, chemistry and the morale One of the keys is not allow- of an attacking-type defense. Pennsylvania is more pleasant of the team. In that area, I ing him to earn a big touch- They're excited and they're than the 1998 version. GAME #1 would give us good grades at down, according to Blackney. playing with a lot of excite- Coach Gary Blackney smiles this point." He knows Grim is good enough ment." a bit when it comes to mind, but The Panthers are coming off that he might have seven, eight The Panther defense is led many Falcon followers know a 2-9 1998 stint after qualifying or nine catches. by senior Hank Poteat, who m the Falcons were Joe Paterno's for the AXA/Equitable Liberty However, quarterback is a had six interceptions last year. Bowling Green 300th win in 1998. There will Bowl against Southern Miss, in concern. For the third straight Poteat also returns punts and be some history in the air in 1997. Pitt was 6-6 that year. season, the Panthers will have kickoffs. Another key to the at BG's game at Pittsburgh tomor- Offensively, Pittsburgh a new quarterback, which could game according to Blackney is row at 3:30 p.m. returns seven starters. The play into the favor of BG's keeping him under wraps. This time though, it has to do Panthers averaged 21.3 points revamped defense. It will be Despite returning seven Pittsburgh with a stadium. The Panthers and 321.8 yards per game in sophomore David Priestley, an starters, Pittsburgh graduated are playing their final season at 1998. Unlike the Bowling Ohio State transfer from Cali- two key players, defensive end Pittsburgh Stadium. Pitts- Green offense, Pitt has many fornia. Marline Young and linebacker :30 PM at Pittsburgh burgh Stadium has been the areas of concern. Wide receiver "We're going to try to shut Phil Clarke. The defense Panther home since 1925. Also, is not one of them. BG corner down the run and force them in ranked third in the Big East Stadium unlike Joe Patcrno, who has Will Sullivan will have his first a passing situation," Blackney and ninth nationally at one been at Penn State for 34 years test in All-Big East junior said. "Then, depending on how point in 1998. There are con- as head coach, Walt Harris is flanker Latef Grim. He had 60 the game goes, we hope to put cerns along the defensive line v* entering just his third year, try- catches for 906 yards and nine pressure on the young quarter- and in the secondary, which ing to revive the once-proud Big touchdowns. back." again could play in BG's favor. Radio: WBGU 88.1 FM- Nick Luciano, East program. Harris was the "This week, they moved me Another OSU transfer, Pitt will run a multiple for- Matt Bryan and Jennifer Ebinger quarterbacks coach at Ohio to field corner because they Dublin native Nick Goings, will mation to use a lot of personnel. State before taking the Pitt job. want me to be more involved in start in the backfield. Goings They like to motion a lot of men Like he has said all presea- the defensive scheme and make hopes to lead a resurgence in to keep teams off-balance. son, Blackney and company plays," Sullivan said. "Anytime the Pitt running game. The Blackney also said they put Air Time: 2:30 PM want to continue the momen- I see him a single receiver on Panthers also want improved eight or nine men in the box tum built from last season my side, I'm jamming up. play along the offensive line, (area 10 yards off the ball) to when BG finished with four That's the way I like to get especially with the new quar- defend against the run so BG wins in the last five contests. started. You have to give him terback. might be forced to open up "The attitude has been excel- respect. He is one of the best "To my eyes in preseason, I lent," Blackney said. "Beyond receivers in the nation so 111 was most surprised by our • See FOOTBALL, page eight. Volleyball opens season By NICK HURM to be competitive right out of Kate Yeo. Red shirt freshman The BG News the gate. We have every expec- Kristin Gamby and newcomer The Duquense Invitational tation of going 4-0 in the tour- Laura Twyman will also look to in Pittsburgh is the first stop of nament." the season for the Bowling None of BG's opponents had hit the court for the first time in Green volleyball team. a winning record last year. Col- their collegiate careers. This afternoon the Falcons gate finished the season with a "Hopefully we will be able to will christen their new season 14-15 record. The Red Flash of move the lineup around a little St. Francis ended the season at with a match against Colgate. bit," Hanna said. "It will not be Later that day, the orange and a 13-18 mark, and both Loyola brown will battle Loyola (Md.l. and Duquense won only eight out of need, but just out of BG will play two more Satur- games. opportunity. We want to be able day against St. Francis at 1:00 For the Falcons to have suc- to move the lineup hopefully if cess they are going to need good p.m. and will take on the host we are doing things well and team Duquense at 7:00 p.m. passing on the court. Last year The Falcons started the sea- streaky passing both haunted have a good handle on the son hot last year winning five of and helped BG. scoreboard." their first six games, but slid "Our passing is going to be If the Falcons go undefeated rapidly toward the end of the important," Hanna said. "If we over the weekend it would not season. BG finished last year can pass the ball we are going with an overall record of 11-21. to be in very good shape. only be a positive start, but it This year the Falcons have Wednesday in practice we were would also ensure coach Denise experience though. Eleven net- passing the ball so I felt pretty Van De Walle her 300th career ters are returning including good coming out of it." victory. four seniors. The seniors- The Falcons have many dif- Heather Greig, Lori Kemerer, ferent weapons to choose from Notebook: The Falcons Melissa Lewis, and Kris Pesor- this year. The 15 woman roster have a new assistant coach and da have all lettered in every is the biggest in Van De Walle's former player. Wendy (Watkins) year with the team. Assistant 17 seasons at BG. Some BG Teaman is a former setter for coach Tom Hanna believes netters may see their first BG. She will now assist with experience will pay off for BG. action in a Falcon uniform. The "We arc past the learning list includes transfers Shyann coaching on the other side of stage," Hanna said. "We expect Robinson, Caty Rommeck, and the court. oto/BEN FRENCH A Michigan State player attempts to clear the ball against Bowling Green junior midfielder Janice Mentrup in the Falcon's win last weekend. This weekend the Falcons go south to play Georgia and East Carolina. Women's soccer takes on Georgia, East Carolina By PETE STELLA "I was very pleased with the going 1-0-1 and the Pirates net- way we played," Picririllo said. ting a 1-0-0 record. Georgia The XSNews "Our ortense came up big in advanced to the Sweet 16 last both games and our defense is season and looks like a tough After a successful opening of still improving game by game." team. the regular season, the BG Freshman Jill Conover had "Georgia will play very phys- women's soccer team heads two assists in each match last ical and that is something we BG Newt Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUMX down south for two big out of weekend and need to recognize early," Piccir- The BG Men's soccer team host the Falcon Invitational this weekend. They hope to buHd on their conference games. sophomore illo said. "We need to speed up Wednesday win against Dayton by playing Western Kentucky and Depaul. The Falcons face the Georgia Desiree Erb our decision making process on Bulldogs today at 7 p.m. and topped her the field and our speed of play. the East Carolina Pirates Sun- scoring total, We must play good, smart soc- Men's Soccer plays at home day at noon. of five, from cer against a team of Georgia's "We have our sights set on last season by caliber." this weekend in Falcon Classic these upcoming games," BG contributing After their trip to Georgia, coach Tom Piccirillo said. with six the Falcons host Niagara Sun- play BG Sunday at the same game yet this season. day, September 12 at 1 p.m. By DAVE TRUMAN "Georgia will be the toughest Tom Piccirillo points over time. Detroit will face both Martella said the Falcons This weekend will prove a lot to game that we have faced as a both games. The BC News teams at 1 p.m. on the opposite will get a valuable look at their program but it will be a good "College soccer has been a the Falcons freshmen and vet- It isn't exactly a trek into the day but will not play the Fal- opponents from Chicago when learning experience for us as a big transition for me coming erans. great unknown, but the Bowl- cons. they watch them play Detroit team." from high school," Conover "We are very close as a team ing Green men's soccer team The Falcons expect Western Saturday. Their main concern and our communication on the Last weekend, the Falcons said. "I was pleased with the will host two teams it knows Kentucky to be a physical team is improving their own level of opened the regular season on a way we played against a Big field is great," Conover said. next to nothing about this and have marked two or three play from Wednesday's 3-1 win "Georgia is a very good team positive note by going 2-0-0 Ten team and we are hoping to weekend in the Falcon Classic players to be wary of, according against Dayton. come out on top this weekend, but we are all optimistic that against two non-conference at Cochrane Field. to BG assistant coach Rob "Fitness is an ongoing battle despite the tough competition." we will be able to run with teams. BG defeated Michigan Western Kentucky (1-0) will Martella. The book on Depaul for us," Martella said. "A lot of Both East Carolina and them." State 3-2 in overtime and Val- take on the Falcons (1-0) Satur- doesn't even exist since the Georgia had successful opening paraiso 5-1, both at Cochrane day at 3 p.m. and Depaul will Blue Demons haven't played a field, i weekends, with the Bulldogs • See SOCCER, page eight. l f s page 8 The BG News Friday, September 3, 1999 NEVER The BG News JOHN NEWLOVE University alumnus and for- WORK mer employee, Charles E. REAL ESTATE Perry, died Mon., Aug. 30 in his Rockwall, Texas home after a LUNCH 722 EIGHTH - 3 BR A-frame. four year battle with cancer. Tenants pay UtJI. $500/Mlh for 1 AGAIN! Person. $520/Mth for 2 People. Perry, highly respected by I*************** the University, was honored in 516 S. MAIN-2 BR duplex. 1998 when the Charles E. OUTBACK $435/Mlh plus utilities. Income Perry Field House was named qualifications must be met. in his honor. Perry was a kicker STEAKHOUSE® for the football team from 1956- (•*•••*•••••*■*** Photo Provided 58. 706 SECOND - 2 BR furn. Former university employee Charles E. Perry sits in front of the field house that bears his name. duplex. Can have 1,2 or 3 Perry earned his undergrad- Perry lost his four- year battle with cancer Monday. Is Now Hiring: people. Tenants pay utilities. uate degrees in English, history tions that included director of system in Florida. In 1975, he received BGSLTs Cooks, Servers & Stan's at $4507Mth. and political science from the admissions, director of develop- Distinguished Alumnus Award University. He also received his Among Perry's other accom- H osts/Hostesses k************** ment and assistant to the pres- and was inducted into the Ath- 145 S. ENTERPRISE - Sleeping master's degree in sociology plishments is his 1964 recom- ident under William Jerome. letic Hall of Fame in 1987. room for a male. No cooking from the University. mendation that led to the for- V Top wages privaleges. $130/Mth. In 1967, Perry left the Uni- mation of the Falcon Club, He is survived by his wife, Perry later worked in the versity for a post as vice chan- which helps support the athlet- Betty, son, Tom, daughter, Lynn •j Flexible Hours ***••*•••••••••• University's admissions office 828 SEVENTH - 2 BR Unfurn. cellor of the state university ic program. and a granddaughter. , Paid Vacations and held various other posi- N» Health/Dental $435/Mth plus utilities. Income quahficatons must be met. Insurance I*************** v" Employee Stock 849 NAPOLEON RD, APT. #27 Former Pittsburgh Pirate, Stargell, Option Plan Large 2 BR Furn. Start at $350 for 1 person or S400 for 2 are just a few of the great People. Tenants pay gas and hospitalized, has blood tests, dialysis benefits waiting for you! electric. By ALAN ROBINSON health problems for about 10 not want to be identified, said partner Kevin McClatchy, who [••••••••******• AP Sports Writer years. Stargell has undergone kidney hired Stargell in 1997, has DEPOSITS EQUAL ONE Apply in person PITTSBURGH — Hall of Stargell was admitted to a dialysis for several years. ordered team officials not to MONTH'S RENT. Pittsburgh hospital under an Stargell was moved recently Mon. - Fri. 2-4 Famer Willie Stargell is under- comment about Stargell. NO PETS ALLOWED!! assumed name for tests about from the Pittsburgh hospital to IDI W. Dussel Road going treatment for an undis- Stargell has not been seen in JOHN NEWLOVE REAL closed serious health problem three weeks ago, according to another medical care facility to the owner's box at Three Rivers Maumee, OH 43537 ESTATE RENTAL OFFICE with one of his organs. three sources close to the undergo additional treatment 354-2260 Pittsburgh Pirates officials Pirates. and care, the sources said. Stadium, where he often (Just a lew minute* from BGI 319 E. Wooster. BG. have refused comment about During his hospital stay, the It was not immediately watched games, for about a Take 1-475W to DusMMum right) Across street from Taco Bell Stargell, one their greatest former Pirates star underwent known if Stargell was still in month. But such absences were players ever and an assistant to blood tests and dialysis, a the Pittsburgh area or had been not uncommon as Stargell often source said, speaking on condi- moved to a facility near his general manager Cam Bonifay left town to watch minor league But former teammates and tion of anonymity. home in Wilmington, N.C., friends have become increas- The sources did not disclose where he lives with his wife, games, attend baseball card I lit /H llteafre ingly concerned about the 58- Stargell's specific ailment. But Margaret. shows to sign autographs or to year-old Stargell, who has had a former teammate, who did Pirates managing general return to his home. 127 N. Main, B.G. 353-1361 Mo Vaughn not in Angel dugout Live on stage... during brawl with Indians The Associated Press brawl. But I was in the clubhouse After the fight, Percival sug- he said. "You get rapped around, watching the game on TV." gested that not all of his team- don't throw at a guy. Get the next CLEVELAND — Mo Vaughn The brawl took place after mates were willing to join him in guy out and get out of the Sept. 17th said he didn't join his Angels' Angels reliever Troy Percival the brawl. When asked to be spe- inning." teammates in a bench-clearing gave up a three-run homer in the cific, he said "Look at the tape." Batting instructor Rod Carew brawl with the Cleveland Indi- eighth inning Tuesday to Richie A television camera showed brought Vaughn and Percival &18th ans because he wasn't in the Sexson, capping a 10-run rally by Vaughn, who was the designated together for a short meeting that dugout when the altercation the ndians, who won the game hitter and wasn't on the field for seemed to bring the matter to a started. 14-12. the fight, watching as order was close. "I've been in brawls all my Percival then hit David Jus- restored from the comer of the "Mo and I are fine, there's no career," Vaughn said before Ana- tice, igniting the fight as both Anaheim dugout. problem there," Percival said. Gallagher II heim's 8-1 loss Wednesday to benches and bullpens emptied. Vaughn not only defended "To me, it's a non-issue." Cleveland. "If 1 was down on the Both Percival and Justice were himself but criticized Percival for Neither Vaughn nor Percival bench, I would have been in the ejected. hitting Justice. "Be like a man," played Wednesday. The Living Sequel SOCCER FOOTBALL^ Continued from page seven is building out of its backfield ing teams who are unfamiliar Continued from page seven. Tickets At Theatre our guys had to work awfully we don't give them room to does not bring on a fear of the 6:30-9:30 p.m. Daily hard against Dayton. You dont play," Martella said. "Our back unknown. He knows Western offensively. repJly want to play your way line did well and Ty did a great Kentucky and Depaul will come "We want it to be Bowling into shape because you run the job with some big saves but in excited with something to Green football — running the To Charge By Phone: risk of playing someone who is there were aspects of our orga- prove. He feels it is important ball," senior tight end Kevin already conditioned and then nization that could have been to respect your opponent, but to Steinke said. "If they try to put 1-888-811-8825 you're in trouble." better. Late in the game we got never fear them. many guys in the box, we have Martella said the organiza- stretched out and Dayton made Another reason for confi- no hesitation to throw the ball. tion of the team could also use some map at us. That was what dence is that BG will be playing We know that if we play as a work. happened on their goal late in its second and third straight team, we can play with any- "We need to be more compact the game." games at home to open the sea- body. What we want to do this HELP WANTED so that when the opposing team According to Martella, play- son. year is get the ball moving." Dining Services INCLUDING SEVERAL "BEST PIZZA"! NOW HIRING FOR FR€€ D6LIV6RV FALL 1999 *jg^203 N. Main $1.50 minimum 352-5166 Dining Services relies upon student help in the restaurants, dining centers, America Reads convenience stores, snack bars and the Student Union. Job opportunities pp w Open Wc-elidou/ 1 P.m. • lunch fri. 'tot. »lmi. are flexible. Available positions include general food service worker, ^ at BGSU cashier, office worker, cook, student manoqer, student personnel coordina- tor, computer specialist, courier and clerical. Wages are competitive and To succeed...children need to read. a variety of incentives are provided. fANY 2 ITEM Begining Fall Semester 1999, the starting wage for Dining To read with success...they need youl Services BGSU student employees is $5.70 per hour. $5 PIZZA Meal Bonus Dollars are awarded if you work 13 hours a Your Choice: week and $10 Meal Bonus Dollars are awarded if you work 20 hours a week. ■ 10" Sm. 5.50 14" Lg. 9.00 [ Work at the Union Pizza Outlet or Commons Bakery between the hours of 1 -4am and receive ■ 12" Mod. 7.00 16" Xlg 11.00! 50 cents more per hour! Additional Items Extra 12 Slices! Fajlta Chicken=2 Items 1 -4am workshrft beginning base pay is $6.20 per hour A Huge Order Apply in person at the University Pizza Outlet and/or Commons Of BG's Best! Bakery, Ask for the managers. 5 Breadsticks Only S2.50 • Freshman only scheduled to work 8 hours per week We Now Have Stuffed Breadsticks • at 8hrs./wk=$ 182 40 a month • Let us mentor you! 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Are you interested in becoming the 1999 CLEVELAND — Three long wasn't just a loss, it was a cruel "This town wouldn't stand for Homecoming King or Queen? Applica- town. Cleveland was always ■ ih> hj-jjM ill m. i-Utr- M|ii:> . < "- '■■ ■ tions are now available m the Student Ac- years, 21 if you're counting in Browns Town, the unofficial cap- and unfair loss." anything else." tivities Office. 330 Student Union and are Dawg years. ital of football-crazy Ohio. Cleveland, though, wasn't The NFL has been trumpeting Campus Events due by September 9. 1999 at 5:00pm. Life without the NFL was "It's in our blood," said line- about to let its heart get ripped the Browns' return and sched- KEY Yearbook 1 >gh on Cleveland. Sundays backer Chris Spielman, an Ohio out without a fight. And with uled their home opener for Sun- BGSU DANCE MARATHON The Key will be having an open house at w. ren't the same here. Neither Mayor Michael White leading day night of opening weekend Sle ' ng Committee Applications are now 28 West Halt on September 7. 8, and 9 at native forced to retire two weeks 800 pm All students are welcome to at- wi're Mondays, Tuesdays or the effort, Browns fans bombard- on national TV against the Steel- available in 440 Student Services Appli- before the Browns opener catons are due by 5:00 on September tend. Students with yearbook expenence Wednesdays. because of a neck injury. "Like ed the NFL with faxes and ers. 15th in 440 Student Services. Any ques- or majoring in Journalism, sports informa- Heck, even hating the Pitts- marched on owners meetings From the time the league tions call 2-0530 tion, or business are encouraged to Louisiana has gumbo, we have come Any questions call 372-8635 burgh Steelers wasn't the same. trying to persuade the league to awarded Lemer ownership, the FOR THE KIDS football." Campus Fest 99 The Baltimore Ravens became restore, not replace, their beloved Browns had just 11 months to Phi Mu Sorority is looking for a houseboy That changed on Nov. 6, 1995, Free live entertainment and food for this semester. FalM 999 If you are in- the new enemy. when Modell, upset with city team. put the team in place before their Septembers 1999 58pm terested or have any questions, call Car- "It was as if you'd lost your first exhibition game. Old Fraternity Row ne at 372-3709 KEY Yearbook best friend," said John Thomp- By contrast, Carolina and The Key will be having an open house at Spring Break '00 son, a k a Big Dawg, the leader of Jacksonville had two years to get 28 West Hall on September 7, 8. and 9 at Cancun, Mazatian. or a 10,000-member pack of rabid ready. 800 p.m. All students are welcome to at- Jamaica from $399 tend. Students with yearbook expenence Reps wanted! Sell 15 and travel free! fans known as the Dawg Pound. 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Campus Reps wanted-earn Come share your oversees experience FREE trips. forced into retirement when for- Lerner put the team's future in with others who studied abroad anytime 1.800.SUP.FS UP mer owner Art Modell took his the hands of Policy, who in turn during the 1998-99 academic year or dur- www. studentexpress com put the Browns' football opera- ing last summer' Join us at one of these team to Baltimore in 1996. sessions: Unlimited tanning. $25 per month You remember the Browns. tions in the hands of Dwight Wednesday. September 8 7 00-9 00pm Close to campus Campus Tanning. Orange helmets with white Clark, famous for making "The 1 03Ot1enhauer West 352-7889 stripes and no logos. White Catch" in San Francisco. Tuesday. September 14 7:00-9 00pm Where are the witches? 1103 Offenhauer West They go to Alternatives for their ritual home jerseys. Paul Brown. Otto In January, the Browns' coach- Call 372-0479 with questions needs Incense, tarot. herbs, oils, stones, Graham. Jim Brown. Bernie ing search seemed to be going WERE LOOKING FOR A & more 131 W Wooster St BG Or call Kosar. Dreary old Cleveland Sta- nowhere when Mike Holmgren, FEW GOOD MEN... 352-7333 Don't forget our organic food & to serve as facilitators for the What Men cruelty free health & beauty items! dium. then Steve Mariucci and finally Need to Know About Rape program. Alter your spirit at Alternatives. Well, the Browns are back as Brian Billick all slipped away. This unique program is facilitated an expansion team in 1999. But the Browns found their BY men. FOR men and Si:usses issues of sexual assault Wanted They'll look pretty much the man in Palmer, Jacksonville's and rape EDUCATE your same as they always did, but offensive coordinator who now peers and help to make your campus these aren't your dad's Browns. seems as if he were destined to a better place! 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SKYDIVE BG welcomes you to your new Less than one block from campus "It's exciting. It's almost like the ans and Cavaliers and unwilling front of a congressional commit- And before they took the field adventure. We are offering a back to $67HR. STARTING PAY resurrection. It's not like an to sell his team, announced from tee as he tried to explain the on the first day of training camp, school skydiving special of $110 thru 3 shifts available: September. Only 10 mins. from BG cam- A Shift. 700am-l0:00am expansion team. It's like the Baltimore he was moving the injustice of it all. the new Browns got a history les- pus. MCViSA accepted. Skydive BG B Shift: I0:15am-1:15pm same team is coming back with team there. Save Our Browns became son as Palmer showed them a 352-5200. C Shift 1 30pm-4:30pm new life. And look at Cleveland, Back in Ohio, grown men Cleveland's campaign and war highlight film on the old Browns. 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"Talk about ball back in one of the league's aged 100 losses a year. shock." signature cities quickly, and less But the city has undergone a Shock and pain. A deep, deep than two months after the remarkable renaissance. The pain. And a feeling of betrayal. Browns played their final game Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame has "It was as though they'd been in Cleveland Stadium, NFL own- NEW TO CAMPUS OR JUST brought in tourists, who dine in cheated," said Browns president ers approved a deal that allowed the renovated Warehouse Dis- Carmen Policy, who got five Modell to leave. trict, and if they can get a ticket, Super Bowl rings working for Cleveland, in turn, got to keep WANT TO GET INVOLVED? catch the Indians in sold out the San Francisco 49ers. "People its nickname, colors and history. Jacobs Field. refer to it like a death in the fam- "It couldn't be any other All that had been missing ily. But it wasn't just a death in way," said billionaire banker Al SAE SAE SAE SAE SAP. 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PUBLICATIONS fflpha Chi Omega The BG News (campus daily newpaper) Salutes our Scholars Spring 1999 ©can's L>ist The KEY (University Yearbook) •Jocelyn Alexander Nicole Zumpano The Gavel (fraternity/sorority coverage) Diana Alvarado •Amanda Barton •Suzy Johnson •Erin Carothers Miscellany Magazine (general interest mag) Angle Gibson •Jessica Ickes Kelly Griffith Becky Norsic - The Obsidian (culturaland-ethnic focused) Sara Theis Allison Holko Jen Sayre Holly Durre Jill Grable Steph Lipps Hallie Kuhr Christy Burger We're alvays seeking: Rachel Smith Steph Maloney Jennifer Cipra Julie McDonald writers • copy editors • photographers Nichole Nester Theresa Stupczy Elaine Burns Lindsey Nieman Lynne Gearing Jalmee Johnson sales • graphic design • print production people Meagan Hartzell •Denotes 4.0 Julie Donatone Keep up the good work girl*! plus internet publishing types! 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This position •no coupon necessary Extended care position available working would require you to be Involved in all 1,2.3 Bedroom Apts 2nd Large Pizza •limited time offer at Trinity Lutheran School in Toledo. Child areas ol the fitness dub Apply in person From only •qood from 10:00 pm care hours 2:45-5:45 M-F, additional at: $415 only $6.95 hours avail. Contact Ellen Schave at 385- The St James Club tUl close Pnvate Entrance Additional Toppings $1.20 Each, No Coupon Necessary, 2301 or 874-7696. References required. 7337 W. Bancroft 841-5597 Patio Not Valid With Any Other Offer, LIMITED TIME OFFER Spacious Kitchen Tutors needed tor BGSU America Reads. Small Pets Welcome! Must be work study eligible! Earn $6/hr. Varsity Square Apts. Cinemark Theatres Call 372-2331 or visit 531 Education lor 353-7715 FREE n.iiriu r Woodland information. =■ CINEMA 5 Man 2 bdrm apartment. Quiet non-smokers $425, utilities ind. Cheezy Bread ljg| 1234 N. 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Gallagher II MADNESS The Living Sequel Sept 17th & 18th irfrimMRSP' Tickets At Theatre the Clock 6:30-9:30p.m. Daily To Charge By Phone: nnn 1-888-811-8825 U Appreciation Night J 163SOUTH MAIN ST-BOWLING GREEN ===== Sponsored By ===== ^k 0OOOO BG & (I i1 YfltTJi] % NEWS Need some extra cash? * Looking for a great on-campus job? * Wednesday September 8th * See what BGSU Telefund has to offer • Above minimum wage • Prizes and rewards for excellent performance * 6-10 pm * • Great resume experience for public relations marketing, and communications majors (but all majors are welcome to apply) If you're enthusiastic about BGSU and If ^ Look for free stuff and great deals in -)|£ you're a great conversationalist, this might be your oportunity. Come to the Telefund Center to see a detailed job description and to nil out ^jrf Wednesday's ad -^ an application The Teletund Center Is located on the north side of Harshman between Chapman and BromrieW Go \i/ \ls \ls \ly \lx \J> sJ/ NJ/ NI' NJ> si/ si/ sj/ *sU NX^ through the glass door to the right of the loading dock, ~7f? ~7^ "^T TfT 7^" "^v "^v "7T> 7|\7 7f\ TrC ~^ "TfC 7J\ /fs follow the halfway to Tefefurxn I. ! - . •_■.. - .