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WEDNESDAY October 22,1997 Volume 84, Issue 40 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio
"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years # Students to attend Divine intervention? diversity BG priest is brother retreat □ University admin- of Marlins manager istrators say that talking □ The Florida skipper something," Father Tom said. will benefit the commu- "I counted this morning and I nity and help foster has roots and relatives think it's been five news- in the area, including papers that have interviewed changes. me and three TV stations. It's a brother in BG. been hectic in addition to all By DARLA WARNOCK my other work. It's been diffi- The BG News By JASON McMAHON cult to keep focus. The BG News "It's not just me. The whole Beyond the talks and the plans family has been going through for the future, many things need Father Tom Leyland was this. But they've been kind - I to be done before changes can rushing around Tuesday at don't mean anything against occur to better understand race Bowling Green's St. Aloysius the media. It's just a whole and ethnicity. Church and parochial school, new thing." The dialogue Is a beginning, where he is pastor and super- But on the whole, a very according to Lorna Gonsalves- intendent. He was in a hurry - welcome thing. At 59 years Pinto, a research associate in the he had a limo to catch. old, Father Tom is seven years office of diversity initiatives. That limo was waiting in older than Jim, who toiled in So instead of talking at each Perrysburg to transport Ley- baseball for 33 years before other, Gonsalves-Pinto is de- land and several members of finally advancing to his first veloping programs to ensure his family to Jacobs Field in Fall Classic. BC Newe Pluto by I Jada Martin University students talk with Cleveland, where Jim Leyland There have been some close Members of Florida manager Jim Leyland's family help his 85-year-old mother Veronica into a limo each other to bridge differences - Father Tom's younger calls. When Jim Leyland was Tuesday in Perrysburg. BG priest Tom Leyland was among those taking the limo to Cleveland. and become a truly diverse insti- brother ~ was set to manage managing Pittsburgh, he led tution. the Florida Marlins in Game 3 the Pirates to three division But in order to do that, educa- of the World Series. championships from tion needs to occur. The Leyland family grew up 1989-1991. Twice, the Pirates 'Ipledge allegiance to the Tribe...' The next major event planned In Perrysburg - 10 miles north were within one game of a Q BG's St. Aloysius colors with him - Father Tom had disappeared, replaced by to begin dialogues is scheduled to of Bowling Green - and World Series and in 1991, they parochial school has Leyland, the pastor and super- Florida teal and black. start this weekend with four several still live in the area. were one out away from intendant at St. Aloysius. "I can't take any more of University students. Those stu- It's not every day that defeating Atlanta in Game 7 become a battleground Father Leyland is the older this," Asmus said. "Plus, the dents will participate in an "It's Father Tom gets to ride in a before Sid Bream's now- for Indians and Marlins brother of Marlins manager stuff was my son's and he Your Move" retreat In the Cleve- limo. famous mad dash to the plate Jim Leyland, who is making his wanted it back." land area. The retreat will pull "Jim arranged that," he sent the Braves to victory. fans. first appearance in a World Se- But even though Father Tom together University students said. "It's a little beyond my This season, Leyland led the ries after 33 years in baseball. kiddingly threatened to Are with high school students, setting style." Marlins over Atlanta in the By JASON McMAHON All is not quiet on the St. her, Asmus didn't suffer a total up counselor or mentorship ac- Father Tom's style has been National League Champion- The BG News Aloysius front, however. defeat. tivities. altered quite a bit lately. With ship Series to gain a small School secretary Rita Asmus "Monday morning, Father The focus of discussions will the surprising success of the measure of revenge and his Nick De La Torre is behind decorated her office window Leyland comes in and says, 'I be organized around issues of upstart Marlins, he is sud- first-ever World Series berth. enemy lines. with Indians paraphernalia denly finding himself engul- can't handle the stress. Let's race and ethnicity in high schools "We just feel so good that he A fourth-grader at St. Aloy- after Cleveland won the Amer- call a truce.'" and communities, Gonsalves- fed by media attention. got this far because he just sius parochial school in Bowl- ican League Championship Se- Tuesday, he sandwiched After all. Father Tom rea- Pinto said. missed it a couple times be- ing Green, De La Torre is a fish ries. Within hours, her decor lizes he's in a Tribe haven. Next year, the conference- phone calls to NBC and Chan- fore," Father Tom said. "Of out of water - he's a Marlins had been covered up by Mar- nel 13 in Toledo between in- "Most of the kids are Indians retreat will be held at the Uni- course I want (the Marlins) to fan in an Indians hotbed. lins propaganda. fans," he said. "I think it's a versity, bringing hundreds of terviews with newspapers. But De La Torre has a hard- The culprit? Father Tom. "The media has been really • See BROTHER, page seven. • See FANS, page four. • See PLANS, page four. hitting ally donning the Florida Soon after, the Cleveland red Give blood! Speaker focuses on female mutilation □ Mimi Ramsey speaks Around 100 million women alive today have gone through to standing room-only FGM and it is estimated that "/ remember every detail of that mutilation. audience about a cul- over 6,000 girls undergo it every I have suffered for years." tural practice that many day. However, it has not been un- til recently that women and men Mimi Ramsey groups are trying to stop. are beginning to take a stand female mutilation speaker against this very dangerous and By JAMIE BUDZICK painful procedure. The BG News They are left with hard scars, Ramsey. Some men feel that the There are three forms of FGM: cysts and swelling. Lifelong in- uncircumcised woman is a A group of African girls, no partial removal of the clitoris fections and irritation often de- whore, and parts of the commu- older than fourteen, sit huddled and removal of the entire clitoris velop. FGM also causes pain in nity view them as blasphemous. on the floor. Behind a curtain, and surrounding tissue; in the urination, menstruation and Not wanting to be outcast from they hear the screaming of a girl, most extreme form, FGM in- intercourse. Women afflicted by the majority and through fear of who moments before had been volves the removal of the entire FGM are twice as likely to die their daughters never finding a sitting beside them. As tears roll external genitalia and stitching during childbirth and three to man, many mothers conform Into down her face, the young, together the remains of the outer four times more at risk of having having the procedure done. screaming girl is brought back vulva This is done with the legs a stillborn child. Today, there are several grass- out and another Is taken in. bound together until adhesion is roots movements taking place Today, they are to be circum- complete, leaving only a very Ramsey told of a tradition that worldwide in an attempt to end cised. small, inadequate opening for when a girl dies during FGM, her FGM. Larger groups such as Still practiced today In several urine and menstrual flow. clothes are hung out for parents UNICEF and Amnesty Interna- parts of the world, primarily In most cases, very primatlve to see. tional are also taking a stand. Africa, young girls are subjected means are used In FGM Razor "I could have died, like my Ramsey has initiated anti-FGM to a cultural practice that in- blades, pieces of glass and scis- friend Geneat," she said. "She activity in her home country of volves removal of the clitoris. sors are used to cut and scrape was 6 years old like me. She was Ethiopia, but her main efforts are The procedure, which is referred away the tissue, without the use a beautiful, smart girl, but she now in the U.S., where an esti- to as Female Genital Mutilation of anesthetics or antiseptics. didn't make It. She died because mated 150,000 girls are at risk. (FGM), Is said to ensure that the "I was 'circumcised' in 1960 at of this cruel practice." Her efforts include counseling In young girl remains a virgin until the age 6 years," said Ramsey. "I immigrant communities, public her day of marriage and until re- remember every detail of that Nobody knows for sure how speaking and contacts with doc- cently has remained taboo. ' mutilation. I have suffered quiet- this practice has come about. tors, lawyers and television pub- BC New. Paolo by Amy Strieker One of the driving forces in ly for years. The pain and shock Free of any religious ties, the licity. exposing FGM, Mimi Ramsey, is something I cant think about circumcision of females has be- In 1996, Ramsey played a large spoke to a standing room-only even now." come a cultural rite of passage part in getting a federal law Mary McClendon, a collection technician from the Red Cross, audience on Monday evening at The effects of FGM leave most for young girls into womanhood. passed which makes FGM a takes blood Tuesday from Ryan Canole, a freshman computer the University. Speaking from young girls with more than the Despite rising concern and crime in the U.S. She hopes that science major, during the Red Cross blood drive. The University personal experience, Ramsey initial pain. Once the procedure efforts to stop the ritual, there with continuing efforts, women is currently in a blood competition with the University of Toledo. told of the dangers, morality and is completed, victims are often still remains a great deal of peer will no longer have to live with culture behind what some call I faced with shock and severe in- pressure among cultural groups the pain and suffering of this "Female Circumcision." Ifection; many bleed to death. to keep the tradition alive, said outdated cultural practice. page 2 The BG News Wednesday, October 22,1997
Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604
Copyrittai O 1997. The BG News. Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any material from this publication H without the permission of 11M BG Newi is strictly prohibited. The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semester. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily those of the student body, faculty. 'Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years" University administration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Fall 1997 BG News staff. TONY CAVALLARIO DARLA WARNOCK BRANDON WRAY Opinion Editor Campus Editor City Editor The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. MARTIN SARAH BEDNARSKI JIM' TOD McCLOSKEY BG Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief NEWS Editor Chief Reporter Spor Entertainment Editor and the Editorial Board are final.
210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] College: boot camp for life with less running -Education"Education today, more than ^__^^__^^^^BI^ gellinggetting there. At least with a to cope and succeed. I'm not can't put aside your life priorities Information (Career ICenter), find ever before, must see clearly the XT .-r-. . .r- Alt «• i m career, you can go home and whining. I'm saying that inIn order for grades. We could all do well a Job related to your field (Co- dual objectives: education for NATALIE MILLER forget about it. to have the Ideal college experi- studying all of the time, but it operative Education), talk with living and education for making a We live, eat. breathe, immerse ence of fantastic grades, Just won't happen. you about problems (Counseling lining." — James Mason Wood, weekends ourselves in school. Four years extracurrlculars. social life and You can't stop life so you can Center) and help you develop Hey you! Stop tight now. and used to be for worth. Or more. 1 really think finances, you would need more concentrate on your education. healthier habits (Wellness take a deep breath. relaxing, but people who don't graduate In time, more money and more It is very Important (otherwise Center). Keep your eyes open for Better? Maybe a little. This Is I've seen In four years should be the norm. help. we wouldn't be spending all of resources you can use. looking to be one of those weeks college that It's more conducive to actual There is so much I see that this money on it), but real things It really helps me to see my where so much happens and by they are used learning, in and out of the needs to be done, but I have get in the way. We get sick, we advisor, because it forces me to Friday we are all screaming for for almost classroom. learned not to try to do It all break up. someone we know look ahead. This is what I need relief. Our brains hurt from everything I know why people don't do a myself (But believe me, I have dies. We get Into fights, we have to do to get where I want to be. If cramming, our feet from running else. Not that lot of extra activities here. It's tried). family crises or we change our you don't have any idea, there and our Angers from typing. they can't be not lack of concern, but lack of So what's the point in com- mind about why we are here. are resources here to help you Even my hair hurts — I've been productive, but It's Just Impos- time to do anything about it. The plaining about this obvious What's Important Is the with that, too (University 131 — pulling on it In frustration. I sible to try to catch up with good Intention is stilled by the situation we have on our hands? combination of wisdom from Career & Life Planning. Career know there are plenty of people errands, chores and socializing overwhelmingness of require- Well, I'm not sure. More Juggling this academic plate and Center, advisors). out in BG-land who can relate to and still RELAX. ments. Going to class. Working balance is key. A good night's the rest of our lives. So don't let all this garbage this. And although I love being in at a Job. Doing research. Eating. sleep will prepare you better for What's really helped me Is to get you down. Put It in perspec- The freshmen are Just hitting school. I hate homework. 1 hate Sleeping. Reading. Showering. whatever you have to deal with. think about where I am going. tests and I hate the pressure. A tive. Say "How Important is It?" their first dump week, and it's Doing your laundry. Cleaning Eating well makes you feel more Bowling Green is a step for me to Keep your priorities in order. pretty bewildering. All of those high GPA is a great thing.but at your living area. Talking to your upbeat. Knowing when to study achieve something more. That's We are only here for a short teachers who are trying to give what cost? For some classes, it roommate. Trying to keep in and when to stop. Learning your why I'm here. Why are you here? time. It shouldn't be causing you work In moderation hit you kills you to get a C. It's pretty touch with your friends. Doing studying style: group or Indi- There are resources hidden ulcers, it should be a positive with the heavy stuff around now. infuriating to have to study for an Internship. Resume building. vidual, flashcards or outline, everywhere for those who don't learning experience. So don't And of course, that's not all. It some lame requirement that you — And the rest of the additions auditory or visual. know where to look. think too hard. may be that your body Is angry have no Interest in and is taught in our lives that keep us sane Say no when you can't fit it In People In every field are at by someone with the personality with the recent abuse, and you (exercise, video games, movies). your schedule. Say yes when it's this University for you to take Comments for Natalie Miller can be develop a cold or a fever or a of a slug. I think that college is kind of too important to Ignore. advantage of while you are here. The Intensity of competition Is sent to annemil@bgnet. She will be a mysterious stomach ailment. like boot camp for life. We are I know the University would They can help you write better guest on WFAL 680 AM Thursday But you cannot rest, you have good practice for the Job market, given the most unfair, ridiculous like to see us all make the (Writing Lab), study better but not if you lose your sanity from 7-9p.m. Natalie is soliciting too much to do. I believe that expectations, and then expected Dean's List, but I think that you (Study Skills Lab), find career questions for a possible advice column. -editorial- Free speech is on the way Like it Is for everything else, the union is the ideal location for THE 90^S COLUS&E the exercise of freedom of speech. This is why the administration was met with rare protest from USG (who represents us students, remember) and the campus STVD&/T. last March when the mysterious "free speech zone' was moved from the Union Oval to some barren land where it would not "interfere" with pedestrians walking to classes. The News not only found the move repulsive, but the entire notion of relegating free- speech to a predetermined and arbitrarily defined "zone" outra- geous. A semester later. USG has passed a bill thai will keep this YOUR. ex-Lovef* T&J- strange policy out of the threatening hands of pedestrian traffic directors and short-sighted administrators. The agreement Yoo THe Restv*j5 OF reached appears to be a compromise. The free speech zone will be marked In front of the union, where it Is most likely to be effective (ask Brother Jed). The rest of the campus will, unfortunately, require "permission" to use as a free speech zone. Until two parties compete for the use of the free speech zone, we'll be fine. But we can hardly call this an Ideal free speech policy. That policy would put up no boundaries. Free speech on campus may be a hazy idea for some. It Is TEHWft AS**" probably under-utilized: rare are the occasions that our campus activists and organizations decide it's time to yell. But imagine a ipj'KB Ml5S/A/tV campus where students doing so, In the most logical and effective place on campus, were relocated to the Math Science Building, am>rrv> GMwme. where they would be acknowledged by a mere fraction of students. While we are still asking ourselves about last spring, the USG bill should be an appropriate fix. We hope, however, that he steam generated by the administration's abuses on student lines of communication in front of the union (first it was the kiosks. then the free-speech zone) was taken very seriously. Building community after all. requires the ability for the community to talk to each other, even to debate (and possibly Tom Hutchins disrupt pedestrian traffic). As the administration will find out. our biggest steps towards community will be taken on our own. Don't take our tools away from us. In fact, create more. College boy in love' leads life as secret agent my family. How did you guys day. True, but she called every eight or nine months, but I'm ever put up with me? Bradly Well, this Isn't going to be the Well, let's just say that things one of the most stubborn people CHAD KING ~ usual column from us this week. changed over the latter half of five minutes. And the funny AND BILL ROSER Nowell said it best, "What on the planet, and still was happened?" Well. I guess I know Stuff like this I would usually our one-year relationship. She thing is that I really didn't feel walking around with blinders on. consider a "fluff" article, and I didn't like my friends or family too guilty about what I was stupid. But now. It's time to move on. But Things finally ended this contrary to some of my friends need restitu- normally despise stuff like this. and always made a huge deal doing. But then it got to the summer when I had to make a " I've been trying to reinstate a about me wanting to spend time point when she Insisted I call popular belief, it tion. Billy is one of them, so here choice whether or not to spend wasn't all sex. he goes. friendship with my best friend in with them. Sometimes I gave In. and talk to her about 2 hours a time with her or my brother f" high school via e-mail the last sometimes I didn't. Things I did day. No joke, she was NUTS. Just a large I'll keep this short because I This made it even harder to before I came back to school. For portion of It. said enough to Chad during all of few weeks and I've been giving during my leisure time were also the first time in a year, I made matters in my not too distant forbidden, and if you're my spend time with my friends and I guess the this, and doing it again would be enjoy college life. My friends the right decision. But in the moral of my pointless. She was NUTS. 17 past a lot of thought. friend, you know what my meantime. I had basically lost a A funny thing happened to me leisure time mostly consists of. tried to tell me what was up. but story is that not and NUTS. Guys, don't let sex you know the saying "love Is few friendships and put a few all relationships and your libido run your brain. aboul a year and a half ago. I Even cigarette smoking was more in serious Jeopardy. feel head-over-heels in love with outlawed In our relationship. blind." Or stupid In this case. have to be like You will lose. Even though sex Is It was a two sided problem this one. If you have to lie to fun. It's a dangerous weapon. someone who I thought was a What can 1 say. I was whipped. Sex. Sex. Sex. she wanted to make me into. What all of this did was force keep a girl, she's not worth It. Usually It causes more harm really great person. Things were So not wanting to compromise Something I wasn't, and I tried great for the first few months. my beliefs and not wanting to me to make a choice of which And If a person can't take you for than good. It's hard to resist and to be that person, but only when who you are and what you do. usually not turned down by us We hardly ever fought and I was lose my girlfriend. I lied. Uke a was more important, my girl- she was around. It was like genuinely happy with our mattress. friend or my friends. I chose no matter how much you think men. Girls, remember this. And wrong. I got more and more being a secret agent with two you love them. It'll never work. It to all of you sexual beings: Sex relationship. It was the first time It worked really well at first. Identities. With my friends I was that anything that special had She was almost two years defensive about a relationship took me a year to learn this, and Is not love and love is not sex. that everyone but me could see normal, crazy Chad who was up it was my fault as well as hers Fluffy article. Aye? ever happened to me. He failed younger than me. Due to the fact for anything. But with her. I was to mention that she was Just a that we had a long distance wasn't working. The people who that things didn't work out. Chad King and Bill Roser can be an entirely different person. I Lastly. I Just want to apologize reached at kingcha9bgnet.bgsu.edu or little bit crazy, psycho and did I relationship, she couldn't check were always there for me were was utterly and completely say NUTS? up on me every minute of the pushed away. This went on for to Zac. Billy, Renee, Marc and at 210 West Hall. I , \ \ Wednesday. October 22,1997 The BG News page 3
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PEOPLE ON THE STREET UPCOMING A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: EVENTS Today's Question: "Who would you like to see Wednesday, 10/22/97 sing the national anthem in Spray Finishing the World Series?" Technology workshop (8:30 a.m.) ITW DeVilbiss Training Center, Maumee. Three-day intensive workshop designed to familiarize participants with the equipment, systems and techniques of spray finishing. Dr. Richard A. Kruppa, Director. Sponsored by College of Technology and ITW DeVilbiss. Fee. Erin Taylor Chris Davis Chad Parsons Charity Abrigg David AH For information/ registration call Senior Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Continuing Education. (419)372-8181. Theater/Journalism Undecided Business Nursing Pre-Law Import sale (10 a.m. - 4 "Sarah MacLaughlin." "Bob Dylan." "Bobcat Goldthwait.' "Tori Amos, because "Michael Jackson, p.m.) she rocks." because he's bad." Union Foyer. Sponsored by UAO. Indian clothing and jewelry sale (ID a.m. - 4 p.m.) Math Science Buildine. Soonsored by UAO.
DAY S Phi Beta Sigma, Project OHIO Weather Sleep (10 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Education Building steps. Wednesday, Oct. 22 UOTE OF AccuWealhcr* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures E DAY Red Cross bloodmobile (1 p.m. - 7 p.m.) MICH. Community Suite, Student Union. Do your part to help save lives by 41° I' '. I "I'm always smelling the roses on a & ■ ■ giving blood! Take some time to stop Toledo | 42"" dunghill. It's going to be fine for us." at the bloodmobile today. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments can be made by calling (419)539-1009. Phil Jackson Beginning karate (6 p.m. - 6 Chicago Bulls coach, telling reporters the team will be 7:3fl p.m.) IND. Golf Room, Rec. Center. Introduc- fine despite losing Michael Jordan for the rest of the preseason tion to the nature of karate as an art, after the star guard had ingrown toenails removed. sport and a method of self-defense. Meets Monday and Wednesday DaytonM3n through Dec. 8. Fee. For information/ registration, call Continuing Educa- tion, (419)372-8181. THUMBS UP Intermediate karate (6 p.m. Cincinnati 46 - 7:30 p.m.) ■ To special people — for sending flowers in the morning Golf Room, Rec. Center. Continue to brighten your day. karate training with more advanced techniques. Meets Monday and Wednesday through Dec. 1. Fee. For ■ To cars — for making it so much easier and faster to get KY. Portsmouth | 48" information, call Continuing to where you want to go. Education, (419)372-8181.
■ To the World Series — for providing nightly Advanced karate (7:30 p.m. entertainment when there is nothing else on. - 9:30 p.m.) Golf Room, Rec. Center. Learn Showery T-storms Ram Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy karate skills, including weapons Via Associated Press GraprucsNet training, in the advanced level. Meets Monday and Wednesday through Dec. 1. Fee. For information/ THUMBS DOWN registration, call Continuing Educa- tion, (419)372-8181. ■ To a certain establishment — for ruining a person's 21st birthday. FAS: Venti da Camera (8 p.m.) Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical TODAY'S ■ To the legal drinking age — it should definitely be Arts Center. Faculty Artist Series WEATHER changed to 18. concert featuring the resident faculty woodwind ensemble at the College ■ To cars that are in the repair shop — for not providing of Musical Arts. Free. Today any transportation. Public skating (8 p.m. -10 p.m.) Partly cloudy. High: 41. Low: 27. I To the wind — it just doesn't do wonders for your Ice Arena. hair.
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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Bumbling Tribe boots wild Game 3 Indians' errors lead to GAME Marlins' seven-run ninth The Associated Press The miscues gave the edge to the Marlins and as long as the In- CLEVELAND - Defense got dians don't lose the next two them here. In Game 3, it got them games, the series will go back to In trouble. Miami - hopefully with better The Cleveland Indians let the weather and defense. Florida Marlins back in this "There's got to be a lot of World Series with three errors in effort by both sides to come up the ninth inning Tuesday night. with a seven-run inning," Cleve- The "Disappearing D" led to sev- land left-fielder Bip Roberts en Marlins' runs in the ninth and said. "This is one of the strangest turned a tight game and series on games I've ever been in or ever Marlins 14, Indians 11 its head with a bizarre 14-11 Flor- seen." W —Cook (1-0) ida victory Tuesday night. The Indians tied a series re- The Marlins, who led the cord with three errors in the L — Plunk (0-1 majors in last at-bat victories, ninth that led to three unearned used a strange one to take a two- runs. A cold night with funny Florida leads games-to-one lead. They showed hops and bounces resulted in Series, 2-1 everyone that Cleveland isn't the only the second seven-run ninth only team capable of Winning inning in World Series history. Wacky. The New York Yankees were the "We played so poorly and this only other team to do it - In GAME© was such an ugly game that I Game 6 of the 1936 series against Tonight 8:20 p.m. don't think it'll be hard to let this the Giants. Jacobs Field, Cleveland one go," Indians manager Mike Eric Plunk, who got a huge out Associated Press photo . Radio: 1230 AM Hargrove said. "Tomorrow's an- in the eighth when Gary Shef- Florida's Bobby Bonilla slides into third base as the ball skips past Matt Williams. Bonilla scored on the TV: NBC (Channel 24) other day." field grounded out with the bases Tribe miscue. On this day, however, the In- loaded, walked Bobby Bonilla to dians missed a chance to really lead off the ninth. Bonilla, hob- center fielder and savior in the unlikely error by Grissom - with pick off Floyd, but first baseman put the pressure on the 5-year- bled by a very sore hamstring, postseason for the Indians, threw one Gold Glover throwing to an- Jim Thome missed the throw for old Marlins. After dropping tried to advance to third on Dar- a one-hopper to third that hit other. another error. Daulton scored to each other," Hargrove said of the Game 1 in Florida, the Indians ren Daulton's single to right- Bonilla's right shoulder and Plunk struck out Moises Alou make it 9-7, and the ugliness was 2S-run, 17-walk, six-error game. won the second game convinc- center. bounced past Matt Williams and and walked pinch-hitter Cliff on. "It was just about the ugliest ingly. Marquis Grissom, a Gold Glove out of play. Bonilla scored on the Floyd intentionally. He tried to "Both teams just out-uglied game you'll ever see." The Blasting Post Mike Tribe fans arefarfromfair-weather
LEONARD turned out early to grill up Mar- "The phones have been going game. CLEVELAND - A fourth- Out of Bounds I wonder if he feels the same BG News quarter Dan Marino touchdown lin. nuts," said Jane Loisdaughter, drive snapped a 7-7 tie and put "Chef Wahoo," decked out with the clinic's director of education. way now, watching a team that SportSwriter a paper mache Wahoo mask, Jim coule be his last chance to see a Miami up, 14-7. The Dolphins' de- I'll bet. And I'd be willing to bet fense quashed a late rally and the brought a full menu and cooked winner. up the fish for hours before the TOCCO counselors will be working over- Dolphins beat the Browns, 14-11. time tonight. After all, this was Minorities Or it might as well have been. game began. The fan favorite, of I'm sure Walter will return to course, was "battered marlin." BG News supposed to be the year ~ the the Jake, with his shirt, tonight. After all, they lost a game they year that the Indians vanquished were favored to win due to a pro- Sports Editor And tomorrow night. face athlete nounced defensive collapse. And "It's a great atmosphere (in Cleveland fans form that all-too- For now, fans like Walter are at to a team that wasn't supposed to Cleveland)," said the Chef. "It's familiar pain. home, mourning over a Cleveland stereotypes be able to play in this weather. better than 199S. It's a winning loss. atmosphere." With that. Dunning seemed to Walter Hutchings knows. The have his finger on the pulse of the At a recent panel discussion It was a football atmosphere 90-year-old Tribe fan from Bay Todd Cole, 31, from Loraln, It was a great atmosphere. Cleveland community. This place Village walked into the stadium of diversity on campus. Matt from the beginning. The swirling Fans swarmed to Jacobs Field in is manic. looked like his whole family had Boaz, a black student, said that wind off of Lake Erie took Tuesday night with a shirt that died as he exited Jacobs Field. their fashionable red socks, read: "I was here: 1920,1948. and one statement made him more mid 40s temperatures and wres- pulled up to their knees. The Cleveland Free Clinic even "I wish the Browns were still angry than hearing any racial tled them down to a mid-20s wind offers its normal crisis hotline as 1954 Series." here," he said. epithet. chill. "It's wild," said Rick Dunning, a "Tribe Anxiety Hotline," de- They are still here. They're He absolutely hated being 49. "It's been like this every signed to help fans deal with the "I've seen a lot, and I've never part of the Cleveland conscious- asked whether or not he would Heck, there was even tailgat- game, and I wouldn't miss it for anger and anxiety of Indians seen anything like this," Hutch- ness. miss class on Friday. The the world." games. ings said with a smile before the And the game's not over. question basically asked if he ing. Droves of Indians fans was on the football team. Why would this infuriate a black man? Could it be that stereotypes still permeate the Falcon icers look to overcome tough losses college campus about blacks and sports? The Falcon hockey team re- If you listen to some of the minority students on campus, turns home after a difficult week the answer seems to be a re- in Boston. Losses to Boston Col- sounding yes. lege and Northeastern have In the short story "The dropped BG's record to 1-3-0. Colored Museum," a passage Now, Bowling Green is looking at gives a lampooning statement another tough weekend against that black Americans are "go- Clarkson. ing to have to suffer, but this Despite its ugly record. Bowl- basketball right here is going ing Green has yet to really be to make us all millionaires." blown out of a game In all three How many black Americans are fulfilling this dream, and of their losses, the Falcons have how many more have seen this played evenly with their oppo- dream turn into a nightmare? nents, only to lose It in the third goals against average and an 88.0 Consider the story of Ste- period. save percentage. phon Marbury, point guard for After an easy win against Ca- Freshman goalie Shawn Timm the Minnesota Timberwolves. nadian university Waterloo, BG has yet to play. Marbury made it to the kept the Western Michigan game National Basketball Associa- scoreless going into the third Schueller makes debut tion and is one of the most period. Penalties resulted in promising young point guards Bronco power-play goals, one of in the league. Freshman defenseman Doug However, Marbury is the which came on a 5-on-3. Schueller had an impressive col- fourth of five sons in the Mar- Those, plus an empty-net goal, lege hockey debut Friday night bury household. Stephon's gave Western a 3-0 victory. against Boston College. three older brothers all tried, Bowling Green made a come- Schueller scored a goal and an and failed, to break into the back Friday night against Boston assist in BG's ill-fated comeback NBA succesfully. Stephon's College. The Falcons tied the bid. He was named the second younger borther, Zach, is fol- game 2-2 with five minutes to go star of the game. lowing in the same footsteps as in the third period, only to give all his brothers. up the game-winner on a cover- "Doug played very well on Fri- One in five Marburys made age mistake minutes later. day night," Powers said. "He was it to the NBA. One in five mil- Even in Saturday's 6-3 loss to a factor on the ice. He was prob- lion, however, are the odds of ably one of our top three players the average basketball player Northeastern, BG had the score BC News Photo by Aroy V»o Honi deadlocked at two goals apiece on Friday night." to reach the NBA. Schueller also had an assist in And still many white Ameri- going into the final period. cans believe that basketball "It's two things," coach Buddy BG's David Faulkner battles a defender for possession of the puck. Faulkner leads the Falcons with five Saturday night's game. and other sports are the best Powers said. "It's a function of points, including four goals. way for minorities to over- our team's youth and a function The injury report come poverty. of our veteran guys not coming Friday night and in the game on Adam Edinger, who was sus- Savard's goals against average Why do so many believe that up with the big plays to make it Saturday night during the first pended for Friday's game, has stands at 2.84 with a 90.9 save Surprise, there are no injuries. black success is limited to the With Dan Price coming back arena of sports? Let's start happen. There are certain guys period, we had the guys on the two goals. Andy Illovonen has percentage. This weekend, Sa- that we've got to count on to put ice we think can score for us and one goal. Craig Desjarlais has yet vard stopped 30 of 33 shots from his bruised knee this week- with the facts: end, there are no injuries that ■ As reported in the Oct. 20 the puck in the net and we're just they didn't score." to score. against Boston College and 32 of Obsidian, BG's population of not getting it done." While the freshmen may still Most scoring came in the 9-3 38 shots against Northeastern. will keep players from playing 18,622 students is only seven To a large degree, BG's prob- be adjusting to college hockey, thrashing of Waterloo. "I thought he played very well this weekend. percent minority, with four lems center on lack of scoring. the veterans need to step up for Friday night and deserved the percent of that total being Frustratingly, the team is getting BG. Savard looks solid opportunity to come back again Price Is still working to get black. a number of good chances, but Aside from Dave Faulkner's on Saturday," Powers said. "He back into game shape, but his ■ BG men's basketball team they are not converting. This team-leading four goals and five Junior goaltender Mike Savard played well Saturday night too. I knee seems to be much better. has four white players and problem extends to a troubled think he's entrenching himself in "I think it feels great," Price eight black players. points, most of the other veterans appears to have taken the lead in power play that has scored only have not lived up to expectations. the race for the starter's job. Sa- that spot." said. "I didn't have any problems Disproportionate numbers? with it I got banged around a Certainly, but the population twice in 20 attempts. Brad Holzinger is second on the vard played in both games over Piwko played parts of the first "We had the opportunities," team with one goal and three as- the weekend, with Jason Piwko two games the previous week. In little bit in the corners and it felt • See LEONARD, page six. Powers said. "In the game on sists. backing him up. 48 minutes, Piwko has a 3.72 real good." I The BG News Wednesday, October 22. 1997 The BG News PIGSKIN PICKS
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Dean said. rolls around, we'll be excited to MAC All Deidee Kissinger and Meghan get back into it." W L Pet. W L Pet. By G.MICHAEL GRAHAM Rhodes won flights three and The invitational should espe- EAST DIVISION The BG News five, respectively. Erika Wa- cially be a big confidence booster ■■ ilWI Ohio 4 0 1.000 6 1 .857 silewski and Jenny Cheung took for the newcomers, Bissinger Bissinger Dean Miami 4 1 .800 6 1 .857 Bowling Green women's tennis runner-up honors in the first and said, because they know they can pointed out that Miami, 1997 Marshall 3 1 .750 5 2 .714 coach Penny Dean called the sixth flights, while Abby Bratton play with the best the MAC has to runner-up, had to forfeit the Bowling Green 3 2 .600 3 5 .375 Mid-American Conference Indi- and Alicia Vassas qualified for offer. tournament due to numerous in- S .200 1 6 .143 Akron vidual Tournament the highlight the semifinals in the second and The doubles teams fell out a juries. This could be a factor in Kent 4 .200 1 f. .143 WEST DIVISION of the fall season. sixth nights. little bit, Dean said. The teams at the spring team tournament if Toledo 0 1.000 6 0 1.000 Unofficially, the team finished "We surprised a lot of teams one and two flights in Bratton IS the status doesn't change be- Western Michigan 2 .667 5 3 .625 second at the tournament. De- because we're young," Rhodes issinger and Rhodes-Wasilewski cause at least six players are Eastern Michigan 3 .500 3 4 .429 fending champion Western Mich- said. "Every position helped out qualified for semifinals, but were needed for a full-team tourna- Ball State 4 .200 2 6 .250 igan was the unofficial winner. the team. Every single position is both beaten by Western Michi- ment. Central Michigan 4 .200 2 6 .250 As a result, the Falcons now important." Bissinger was ex- gan teams. Bratton and Bissinger Dean will take a few players to Northern Illinois 0 4 .000 0 / .000 feel they can win the MAC cham- cited and surprised to accom- lost 8-5, but Dean said they put the Rolex Midwest Regional Qua- Saturday's Rcsuks pionship in the spring. plish that feat especially since up a good showing. lifier at Madison, Wis. Nov. 6-9. It Ball State 37, Central Michigan 34, OT "I feel confident that it'll defi- she has been recovering from Besides the Broncos, Dean is the final fall event. The spring Miami 45, Marshall 21 nitely be a factor," Dean said. "It mononucleosis. noted that Marshall had strong portion of the schedule begins in Ohio 24, Bowling Green 0 shows we can fight for the No. 1 Toledo 41, Northern Illinois 14 As for the team performance, players down the line. She also January. 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The Marlins then dis- by beating the Big Ten's Boiler- BG vs. UT NV.JW S o MS Leylands' phone lines busy. patched San Francisco and At- weekend undefeated makers - who happen to be Buffalo 4 0 .571 "We've been pretty close all lanta to become the first wild- along," Father Tom said. "But and ranked nationally. ranked No. 22, ahead of UT, in Indianapolis 0 0 .000 card team to make it to the World the latest poll. Toledo has not let Central we've grown closer over the Series. up since, breezing through non- Jacksonville S 2 0 .714 years. We're in constant commu- The quick success caught both By SCOTT BROWN conference opponent Nevada and Pittsburgh 0 .714 nication. Jim and Father Tom a bit by sur- "Lately, it's been very fre- The BC News MAC West opponents Western Baltimore 0 .429 prise. quent. I've talked to him three Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Tannaasea 0 .429 "He told me he didn't think TOLEDO -- Toledo's football times since they won the Atlanta they'd make it that far right Central Michigan and Northern Cincinnati 0 .143 series. And I was down there for away," Father Tom said. "There team is the current toast of the Illinois by a combined 174-85. West Mid-American Conference. Now Toledo has turned its at- Denver 6 1 0 .857 the San Francisco (divisional se- were a lot of tense moments in The Rockets, 6-0 on the season, tention to backyard rival Bowl- Kansas City S 2 0 .714 ries) games, so it's pretty often, I the Atlanta series. are ranked No. 24 in the country ing Green. Northwest Ohio Seattle 4 3 0 .571 guess." "I dont think I ever thought - the first MAC team to reach the "There is an enthusiasm," Pin- Oakland 3 4 0 .429 Jim Leyland joined Florida in he'd get to this point. It's kind of Associated Press Top 25 during kel said. "After that Northern Il- Bragging Rights San Diego 3 4 0 .429 the offseason after 11 years in beyond belief." the regular season in recent Pittsburgh. The Pirates chose to linois game, that locker room was Saturday • 12:15 p.m. memory. wild - and it wasn't about North- Party Stadium, Bowling Green NATIONAL CONFERENCE go in a rebuilding direction, and Father Tom has watched his UT is 24-4-1 (17-2-1 MAC) over! ern Illinois. I didn't say a word. Leyland reluctantly left a city kid brother rise through the the past three seasons, including "It's the same way (In Bowling W L T Pet. and a team he had fallen in love Major Leagues, and even he ad- the 1995 MAC championship. The Green). It's great for our confer- body else has been looking at, but NY Giants 5 3 0 .625 with. mits that when he was younger, 0 .571 Rockets' 56 wins this decade are ence and it's an exciting week." I've been looking at a pretty good Dallas 3 "I was disappointed when he he envisioned himself where Jim Washington the most by any conference The Rockets are doing it with defense," Wallace said. "They 3 0 .571 left Pittsburgh. He was comfort- Is now. school. an offense that is continuing to have a great corps of linebackers Philadelphia 4 0 .429 able with the people ^.ere," "I think every kid goes through The No. 24 ranking - Toledo's set all kinds of team and confer- and a great defensive line. Arizona 6 0 .143 Father Tom said. "The people some of that," Father Tom said. highest since finishing No. 24 in ence records. UT is on pace to set "I don't see any real blatant were great. They were blue- "We collected baseball cards - 1995 - shows the respect the school records for total points weaknesses that they have." Central collar, and that's what we grew these guys were like gods to team is finally getting across the and net yardage. Running back Dwayne Harris, Green Bay S 2 .714 up with." us. (But) you become pretty real- country. "Things are going our way," meanwhile, averages 138 rushing Minnesota 5 2 .714 But Jim didn't spend much istic as time goes on." "All we want is respect," coach said Rocket quarterback Chris yards a game - good for first in Tampa Bay 5 2 .714 time in the unemployment line. Instead, Father Tom chose to The Marlins spent $89 million on Gary Pinkel said Tuesday as the Wallace, who is on pace to set a the MAC and seventh in the na- Detroit 4 4 .500 follow a different God - one that Rockets prepare to visit rival. bunch of records himself. "We're tion. Chicago 0 7 .000 free-agent acquisitions, and en- doesn't mind if he leaves work a Bowling Green Saturday. "That's doing a good job right now." The defense, meanwhile, has ticed Leyland with a five-year few hours early in a limo, just to something that we talk about all Wallace has already thrown for been solid while giving up just 50 West contract and a chance to manage take in a ballgame. the time. 1,521 yards and 12 touchdowns points over the past four games. San Francisco 6 1 0 .857 this season, which could play The Rockets can be vulnerable, "The Purdue win (36-22, Sept. Carolina 3 4 0 .429 6) probably helped, along with a right into the Rockets' hands fac- however, particularly in the sec- OFFSIDES St Louis 2 5 0 combination of other things. I ing a Falcon defense that has ondary as Eastern Michigan and The weekly column In your weight around? New Orleans 0 .250 think it's exciting ... but it can be been light against the pass. quarterback Charlie Batch 2 6 which two BG News sports- .143 Exercise gone in a second." "I dont know what film every- scored 35 points on Sept. 13. 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Kappa Sigma How all your 'pieces' fit and not kke in your hall or revite any ad>crti\emcM inch at thuv foynd lo be fice. 354 4673 BG Pregnancy Center defamatory, lacking m factual ham. misleading or falie Questions? Call 372-7164 Jim Senkar, Phi Kappa Tau into your Alpha Phi family I spell my name funny in nature All advertiicmentt are luntrit to editing and Sponsored by UAO SKYDIVE NOVVII FALL SPECIAL Chris Ostrowski. Zeta Beta Tau Love Btg ?l? You are such a honey approval JUST $100 00 PER STUOENT Rob Barrett, Beta Theta Pi Juat one more day The BG Newt, at a forum open kt the pub In. rccogmrei Visa/Mastercard accepted. SKYDIVE BG Nate Netz, Sigma Chi ALPHA PHI JEN PAVLtCH ALPHA PHI and then we can play Paul Baata. Phi Gamma Delta ihc impoMibiliiy of preventing all of lh.i type of adver FAR EAST ARTIFACT SALE Just 10 mm. from campus. 352-5200 You're as cute aa you can be WHO AM I? Mike Donaver. Theta Chi Hung and therefore encouraget our reader* lo beware October 22nd « 23rd I am glad you're an Alpha Phi A|wa)> be familiar wtlh a nun new before tending money We had a great evening ii 10.00am- 4 00pm Tomorrow night youll see ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI or providing prrtonal credit information Please remem- Math Science Foyer Who your big will be ber, if u toundi too good lo be true, il pnibablf n Sponsor©d by UAO Love your Big ?? PERSONALS A-PHIPHITAU Dearest Little AM Hays. Vou can help us h> calling Ihc adtediting department al Questions? Call 372-7164 ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI Dear Broombafl Team. Big/LitHe night Is right around the comer. I am *t9O72-2«5*i0i»O4 ALPHA PHI KAPPA AlPHA AOM AOII AOII GAMMA SIGMA Al PHA Thon Onl Thon Onl Thon Onl Thon On! Coaches aasistant. varied hours. Musi be AhugaTHANKSwvJabuncJiolhugsgooutto Congratulations to our officers o> the National Greek Academic Honor Society All New Organizations Involved with Dance available some lunches A weekends, apply tha Kappa Alphas kx making us oreaklast waakMatiasaHannandJUKaplani Are you... Marathon 1998 brw 2« Mon. - Fn Elks Club 200 Campbell Hill FOR SALE ThanKyouaomuon.GvntMnMnolKAi Kaop up the hard tsonti An active member of a fraternity or soroniyA A Mandatory Meeting wiln the DGR's for Rd tuner or senior the New Organizations ALPHAPHIKAPPAAIPHA AOIIAOIIAOII Dancers ■ Now hinng tor the GPA of 3 5 cumulative OR any semester When October 23.1997 f 1 Gentlemen's Club fn Toledo. APPLY tgt 440 Student Services Where: 1007BA 1991 Geo Pnzm $1800 ft negotiable Ann: Gimmi Sigma Alpha Travel A magazine modeling available ALPHA PHI TOMM1 AlPHA PHI Applications are due Nov. 7th @ 5pm Time 9:15pm CaH Mark 372 4111 Mandatory mealing tonight at 9 30 m BA 100 DejaVu41» 531-0079 IOMOHHOW YOU WILL SEE Questions call Stacy ©35? 9779 Any Questions Can 372-0530 Questions Call Melissa & 2 3407 WHO YOUR BIG WILL BE FAR EAST ARTIFACT SALE EARN October 22nd October 23rd IT'S ME I LOVE YOUR BIG? Lil No Martin WANTED You 1 Your Fnends 1750 »1500WEEK 10:00am-4:00pm You might be in Glamour cause of your Groups to inch or treat for food items Raise an the money your group CASH A CARRY SPECIAL hatt.but in our family red heads come in pairs' on Oct 30 Items will be donated to an Math Science Foyer Alpha Phi BRANDY STACY Alpha Phi needs by sponsoring a VISA Sponsored by UAO 1 <3i roses - $1595 while .hey last • at Tha In just i more day you will see agency \n Bowling Green If interested. Starlight Starbnght Fundrateer on your campus. Questions? Call 372 7164 You'l know who I am Flower Baafc* (domntamn n»a to Kaufman's). Just who this other Red head could be' can Center for Welfness & Prevention at No investment A very Irtrie Dme 372 9355 by Ocl 27. Noon Tomorrow night Coma ba a Pan ol tha Dream Taam Alpha Phi * Alpha Phi needed. There's no obligation, so Refreshments for participants on Oct. 30 For sale: 89 White Toyota CorroMa wi sunroof I LOVE IIY UTTLE BRANDY' Gal Involved in Dane* Marathon why not call lor information today. 93.000miles. $2500 Call (419) 242 9650 Commmaa Applications are Available Call 80& 323 8454.95 LitOe Kelly M Alpha Phi If Haathar PitcMord Alpha Phi in 450 Student Services Tomorrow's the big night, the Wool Sweaters (39 95 Ona more day is yet to come AppifcationsareduebyOct 20 @ 5pm Garage Sale. Oct 24-26 9am-4pm. night when you will see. Wool Gloves $5 00 Horn* H#a». Aides-Corn parvons/CNA's So much fun is yet to be done Any Questions call 372-0530 253 ManviUe Women's clothes, girl's clothes just who it is exactly WORK WITH THE ELDERLY Keep your patience and you win see 1 Collegiate Connection to size 6, winter clothes, misc. househoKfand your bg is going to be 531 Ridge Si As a Kelly csvegfver. youll keel good about E needy who your big will bell toys ^vw\ though Freddy Falcon 352 8333 your work. We offer long and short term as- Love, DZDZ Alpha Phi DZDZ sad he can't be there, signments in your community. Plus, a competi- Big'? The Delta Zeta Broomball Team would like to He told me to let you know tive salary, flexible work schedule and vacation Premier Resort camping membership Two for Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi thank our coaches. Nellie, Michelle A Susie you have the BEST bg anywherel ZBT'ZBT•ZBT■ZBT the pnee of one' Coast to coast members! P"Y DZDZ Alpha Phi DZDZ I love you so much little- Call today 1 Many amenities $6,000 negotiable. Ifey Albright Alpha Phi Liroe Jamie Alpha Phi and I promise you'll jump for glee' (419)874-0166 Cail 1-60O-956 3630 One more day and you will be Because we're the BEST big/ Id pair, Have a greet 21 sii Perry sour g/Toledo DZ Kappa Sigma DZ Kappa Sigma the newest member ol a GREAT family the best m Alpha Phil Kelly Assisted Living Tha DZ Tnke Race* team would like to thank I love you. Get evened, and don't you dare be late EOElvVF/rW our awesome coaches I ZBT • ZBT • ZBT ■ ZBT Thursday you meet your big. n must be fate Your Big DZ Kappa Sigma DZ Kappa Sigma Not an agency never a roe FOR RENT Love Big?? Alpha Phi Little Jamie Alpha Phi PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU Housekeeping staff needed tor the STUDENT Congratulations to Mike Norris for being rec UNION HOTEL. Some weekend work re- * Listings available for 98 99 Earn MONEY and FREE TRIPS') ograzed as the Phi Kappa Tau brother of the ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI quired. $5.40 per hour Contact 2-2741 for ap Win marl or you pick-up at Absolute Best SPRING BREAK Packages WANTED .il Kara pitCAion. 316 F Merry #3 353 03PS I live in the house availablei' INDIVKXJALS, student ORGANI PHI KAPPA TAU * PHI KAPPA TAU 11 Which one wait and see ZATIONS. or small GROUPS wanted Call Pan time Student Employment INTER-CAMPUS PROGRAMS at i-2 Sublease's needed. Spring semester Are you looking tor part-time employment of 15 1 bdrm large turn. apt. all uM ino). eioept etec I live with other people PHI TAU DG PI PHI 1 800 327-6013 or hnp /'www icpl com One bedroom house on Wooster hours plus per week within walking distance to trie lights 35? 7454 Are they Alpha Phi's' Congratulations to Delta Gamma and $330 CAMUN MAZATLAN $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars Tutor needed. Eve. hour* 2- 3 hra. Mon • Subieaser needed @ Summit Terrace apts. 1 (Auckland $590 Free information CalUiQ-347-1475 cleaning your SOUTH PADRE JAMAICA s Thura. ft poeelbry 2-3 hra Sun. Afternoon. bdrm. A/C. carpeted, transportation to and ATTENTION STUDENTS $6mr. 2$7-4622. from campus Laundry taohbes. and living LOWEST PRICES trUAftANTEEbl rm.fum avail @ • 1 time add coat. Call Sean laundry Now hmng tor Fait and Spring Semesters r»e\ IT* "AJ-L INCLUSIVE" & 352 6408 Part Time Village Inn "CygnetOH for 34 years pARTypAK Less than one block from campus taking applications for barmaid iJnnW I FREEi stf 199 HutnrrLJkiTrEDOawrvt M/HR STARTING PAY position Pt. tame. eve. hours ■""■■"■ "i 3 shifts available. Must have own transportation ORGANIZE A SMALL GROUP A Shift 7am-10am Must be 21 ft over ft dependable 1 EARN CASH & 00 FOR FREE PART TIME HELP 1 709 S. Main St. 1-800-2-C0UNCIL B Shift 10:15effl-i :15pm Apply in person at C Shift: 1 30pm-4 30pm The Village kin 1-800-226-8624 WANTED 1 352-0397 ► 1-800-5URF5-UP Musi be available to work 5 days per week on 297 Front St. Cygnet OH i B& same shift with possibiliry of working .wu'u-siudentexpress.com 2 1/2 hours and getting paid tor 3 Wanted 100 Students Lose ftiOOlbs New Earn up to $1500 per year! Call now before you register Spring Semester metabolmm breakthrough- Dr. recommended with two hours a week. | 354 8802 Guaranteed. $30 cost Free gift. 354-8703 1-ftOO-656-0016 Help others while eamins HELP WANTED! 90nAQ8 money for yourself. ' Baker's Assistant at University Bake Shop. Donate plasma at I Tit SeraCare Plasma Center. . Workers will be assisting bakers with the "Bfokidtw* ^Pa/act 1 Call (419)531-3332 today production of baked goods. Hours are from THE WASH HOUSE Alternative Clothing, Laundromat for an appointment. I 11:30 p.m. to 3:30 a.m., Sundays through • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry New Donors bring 1 Thursdays. Shifts are available. • Imported Cig,ar5 • Clove 250 N. Main Ci9arett.es • Incense • Unique this ad and receive ( Candles • Glass Curios .Tapestries $30 on first donation.. • Stickers • Posters OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY To apply, stop by Commons • 200* Tees Dining Hall. For more 445 E. Wooster WASH FOR 750 information, call 372-2062, (At the railroad tracks) or 372-2563. Mon-Sat 11-9 Sunday 12-6 ADVERTISING 352-3306 Unison Behavioral Health Group, Inc., a full service provider SALES ot counseling and community support services located in www.bgsu.edu/off ices/student, aff a irs/recsports Toledo, Ohio, is seeking candidates for the following positions: The BG News is looking for highly INTRAMURALS CASE MANAGER: To provide community support Holiday Ski Trip services to clients with serious mental illness. motivated individuals Intramural Entries Due Responsibilities include providing assistance with the social, to RSPEN $ vocational, economic and environmental needs of assigned who are seeking • Singles Racquetball clients and assisting in their ability to live in the community. meaningful January 3-11, 1998 (Men's & Women's) - Oct. 29 Valid driver's license and Ohio counselor or social work sales/business • Wallyball license is required. Consideration will be given to candidates experience. Help local Trip includes 6 nights (Co-Rec) - Nov. 4 who have passed the license test, but have not yet received their license. business owners Ml in luxury cilndos • Swim Meet (Men's & Women's) - Nov. 10 increase their sales located in Snommass milage, CLINICAL THERAPIST: To provide support for children, • 3 Player Basketball adolescents, parents, adults, and older adults through short- through the effective 4 out of 5 (Men's & Women's) - Nov. 12 term individual, group and family counseling services and specialized programs. Qualified candidates must have use of newspaper day mufti mountain lift strong clinical skills including the ability to make clinical advertising. Get paid ticket and much more. Intramural Entries due by 4:00 pm decisions and assessments along with knowledge of based on your in 130 Perry Field House on due therapeutic principles and practices and strong group abilities. date. process skills. Qualified candidates will possess MSW, MA $349 without transportation Counseling or comparable degree leading to independent license. J4S5 uijth motorcoalfewi Intramural Advisory Board ♦ Intramural Advisory Board Unison is also in need of Case Managers and CD ^ transportation Counselors to work with clients with serious mental illness Requirements: iff applications are due by 5:00 pm and substance abuse problems. Ohio counselor or social For more information, on Nov. 17. -Must be available to worker license and CCDC I or RC status at minimum is work Spring Semester required. call Cat Cramp @ 372-7481 '98 to Spring '99 SPECIAL EVENTS Unison provides an excellent working environment with a -Jr. status competitive wage and benefit package including flexible FALCON SWIMMING & DIVING -own transportation Turkey Trot scheduling to qualified applicants. Please send a resume Season begins Thurs.® 5:00 pm in the and cover letter indicating which position you wish to be •energy & enthusiasm Cooper Pool against Arkansas. Saturday, November 8 considered for. -goal-oriented Ml starts @ 9:00 am TOM STUBBS Relays UNISON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GROUP, INC. The Falcons will be hosting the annual 5 K and 1 mile fun run/walk Director Human Resource Tom Stubbs Relays on Fri.. Oct. 24. around the BGSU campus. P.O. Box 10015 Diving @ l lam - Swimming @ 5 pm Guess you time and win a turkey Toledo, OH 434699 0015 Apply Today @ Ml to rake home. unson 204 West Hall ore information, BehaviaaJ Health Group Deadline for Applications is eila Brown @ 372-2713 "putting you first" Friday Oct. 24th (Bring your resume if you have one)