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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Closing arguments made Kemp to speak at Judges begin BG district dinner deliberating Former candidate sentative for Gillmor and helped organize the event, to appear at noted some of the speakers By JACK BUEHRER have higher political ambi- The BG News Lincoln Day event tions, with Dole and Voinovich being examples. Closing arguments were made ByVINCEGUERRIERI "This is a pretty popular yesterday in the trial for the al- The BG News event," Brown said. "We do leged murder of University pretty well getting speakers." student Julie Kane. Former vice presidential Brown said Kemp's quick Craig M Baker, who is accused candidate Jack Kemp will be response to the invitation of stabbing Kane to death on the the featured speaker at this could be interpreted as an night of Sept. 7,1996, sat motion- year's 5th District Lincoln early movement toward the less while the prosecution and Day Dinner on March 8 in the Republican presidential defense gave their arguments. Lenhart Grand Ballroom of nomination in the year 2000. After each side concluded their the University Union. The event, which usually statements, the presiding three - Kemp will come to Bowling draws 600 to 700 people, is de- judge panel of Wood County's Green at the request of 5th signed to bring together Re- Gale Williamson, Defiance Coun- District Congressman Paul publicans from the 5th Dis- ty's Joseph Schmenk and Lucas Gillmor. According to his trict, which is composed of 14 County's Judith Lanzinger de- press secretary, Mike Gill, counties. liberated for nearly seven hours Gillmor wanted to bring a big Gill said because of the ex- without reaching a verdict. name to the dinner. panse of the district, which "Each year, what we try to stretches from the western do is bring people to northwest suburbs of Cleveland to "It would have Ohio who have a future In northwestern Ohio, people helped him out to national politics," Gill said. with different issues and Gill noted that past speakers viewpoints are brought admit he'd had too at the dinner, the largest Lin- together as a result of the din- much to drink, but he coln Day dinner in the state, ner. included Gov. George Voino- The timing of the event is repeatedly said he vich, former Secretary of De- also advantageous, according wasn't drunk. It just BG Newi Pheto by Jeremy Until fense Dick Cheney and Bob to Gill. He cited the approach- doesn't make any Wood County Prosecutor Alan Mayberry shows the court the paring knife used to stab Julie Kane and Dole. ing primary season as a reason Tara Fahringer during the prosecution's closing argument Thursday. Many other prominent Re- why so many people would at- sense." publicans expressed an inter- tend. Mayberry told the court that The prosecution also concen- Adrian Cimerman, Baker's at- est in attending this year's "It's a good time for all the the fact Baker did not leave when trated heavily on Baker's level of torney, began his closing state- dinner, including Texas Gov. Republican candidates to be in Alan Mayberry Kane and roommate Tara Fah- intoxication the night of the ment by conceding the fact that George W. Bush and New Jer- one room," Gill said. Wood County Prosecutor ringer asked him to proved murder. Mayberry pointed out Baker was guilty of the count of sey Gov. Christine Todd Marsh said although the premeditation. that Baker was offered the ex- felonious assult to Tara Fah- Whitman, according to Mike event coincides with primary Mayberry then replayed the cuse of intoxication numerous ringer, but told the panel he dis- Marsh, chairman of the Wood season, he believes the dinner In the closing argument for the haunting 911 call placed by Kane times during the four hour inter- agreed with the death penalty County Republican Party. will not affect the elections. state. Wood County Prosecutor after Baker refused to leave the view conducted soon after the specification. "Our cup runneth over," "It's not intended to in- Alan Mayberry recalled the house. The recording of the call murder. Cimerman tried to prove Baker Marsh said. "We've had inter- fluence that, and I dont think events leading up to the murder, evoked a wave of emotion in the "It would have helped him out did not enter Kane and Fahring- ests from a lot of people." it will," Marsh said. "It's a and seemed intent on proving courtroom as Baker cried with to admit he'd had too much to er's home with the intent to Wood County Commissioner chance for local Republicans both the premeditation of the his hand over his eyes while the drink," Mayberry said. "But he commit a criminal offense and Tim Brown, who previously • See KEMP, page three. murder as well as Baker's sobri- victims' families cried in the gal- repeatedly said he wasn't drunk worked as a district repre- ety at the time of the crime. lery. It just doesn't make any sense." • See BAKER, page three. Coming together Jewish Awareness for a good cause Local businesses money for the children. Paper chain links, which will offer specials be hung at the marathon, are be- ing sold for $1 each in the Uni- in support of versity Union. The links are Dance Marathon colored to denote support from certain organizations. By MAUREEN BARRY In addition, students involved The BG News with fundraising have collected money door-tc-door and outside The fundraising efforts of the of local businesses. 1997 Children's Miracle Network According to Amy Schuller, fi- Dance Marathon will benefit 26 nancial chair for Dance Mar- families. athon, these efforts will help The CMN and children's hospi- surpass the $45,467.76 raised last tals in Toledo chose the Universi- year. ty for its capabilities in raising Fundraising efforts for this money for the families at the year's marathon have suffered Medical College of Ohio, accord- setbacks. ing to D.J. Burke, public re- Schuller said publicity about lations chair for Dance Mar- the event has helped them over- athon. come the loss of intersection Fundraising will go until the canning, which accounted for 75 last hour before the marathon percent of last year's total. begins. Raising money is a year- "A lot more people know about round process, she said. it this year," Schuller said. Local businesses have contrib- Intersection canning is no uted to the fundraising for Dance longer allowed after junior Marathon. Deana Paponetti was hit by a car Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 8 while collecting money for p.m., Burger King will donate Dance Marathon in Toledo. money when customers mention A mini - marathon will take Dance Marathon. place Friday, March 7 from 6 Papa John's donates a portion p.m. to 9 p.m. at MCO's cafeteria. of what they receive from cus- Burke said Dancer Group Rep- tomers who mention Dance Mar- resentatives, the families and athon when orders are placed on members of the committees who Thursday nights. have worked for Dance Mar- Louis Lomasky, President of the Hillel of BGSU, passes out informa- Thursday. A number of events are scheduled in March, which b Bowling tournaments and bake tion on Jewish Awareness Month as well as free Hamuntashen, Jewish Awareness Month. sales have also been held to raise •See MARATHON, page three. which are holiday cookies, on the Education Building steps on page two The BG News Friday, February 28, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

TOM MATHER H E Free Vanna from fortune's wheel

In the last 15 years or so, there guys do. I happened to catch an hands. In effect, there are no time now and recently has even has been one thought, one Idea, answer being given on Wheel of longer any reasons for the Game been found to work on pigs. one question that has so pervaded Fortune: "Straits of Gibraltar." Show Hostess' Union to go on The same logic applies for the American way of life that It has At 7:30, my mother came down strike. copilots. In order to focus more become part of our collected to watch the tape. After the first I am fairly disappointed be- time on the main Job of making unconsciousness. Namely. Isn't contestant guessed R. I blurted cause as a member of the National sure the pilot doesn't die. we there something we can do to out. "Straits of Gibraltar!" My Unpaid Columnist Worker's Union. could create some sort comput- make Vanna White's job a little bit mother asked. "How did you I was fully prepared to go on strike erized system to assist In dying easier? Because, as far as I can know that?" She never taped It six days a week In protest. I had the plane, a semi-automatic tell, Vanna White is the hardest again, and I returned to think- envisioned my support buoying the pilot. If you will. NEWS working game show hostess In the ing of the difficulties of Vanna's spirits of the Game Show Hostess' There's even a plan for ball business, at least, the hardest Job. Union, at which point In time they boys. I have received word of a "Serving the Bowling working one who hasn't slept with Today I'm pleased to report would ask me to picket with them, mind-boggling system in place Bob Barker. that after years of research and and I would finally be able to ask In backyards and Informal "Today I'm Green community for I myself realized Vanna's strife problem-solving think tanks, a Vanna all those questions I have games all around the country pleased to after watching Wheel of Fortune solution has been found. Vanna for her, like; "Have you ever Just where (here's the tricky part) over 75 years" occasionally with my mother. My will no longer have to slave over wanted to say. 'Screw you, turn the people who use the equip- report that mother Is a huge Wheel of Fortune the game board day In and day your own bleepln' letters?' Have ment are the same people who after years of 210 West Hall fan. She hates when I watch It out turning those awkward you ever whispered hints to the clean It upl The ball boys wiil Bowling Green State University with her because I always blurt heavy letters. You're probably contestants who Just don't get It? then be free to practice carrying research and Bowling Green, OH out the answers. This Is the result wondering. "They're not going to During contract negotiations, have out those little fold-up chairs problem- 43403 of a dally conflict my mother and I have her Just stand there while you ever threatened to leave and the players sit on during time solving think [email protected] have when I am home. My mother the letters electronically appear go work for Jeopardy?" outs and also free to make fun wants to watch Wheel of Fortune, on the board, are they?" Of However. I am strangely uplifted of the water boys. tanks, a solu- (419) 372-2601 and 1 want to watch Seinfeld course not. That would reduce by the "can do" spirit of the If we put our minds to it. we tion has been reruns. Invariably my mother will Vanna Into a token beauty technicians at Wheel of Fortune. I may even be able to help other found. Vanna bring up some seemingly Insignifi- whose sole purpose on the show can't help but wonder If there are unfortunate Americans with Editorial Board 372-6966 cant point like the fact her and my Is to clap and look pretty. What other hard-working people out tough, sophisticated Jobs will no father are paying for most of my kind of demeaning Job would there whose Jobs we can make beneficial to society such as longer have Scott Brown college. Somehow this means I that be? easier. train engineers, editors, mu- to slave over Editor don't get to watch Seinfeld. In my Instead. Vanna still walks For example, horse Jockeys. If seum guards, the guy from bitterness. I blurt out the answers across the stage to the high- we merely had the Jockey get off Singled Out. Grouchy Smurf. the game Vince Guerrieri Darla Warnock and say. "Can we watch Seinfeld lighted letters and presses a the horse, and maybe slap It on second gunmen and stadium board day in Managing Editor Chief Reporter now?" button by each letter. There's no the rear to start the race. I'm sure announcers. I Just have one (Warning: Tangent Paragraph) more straining for those pesky we could get better results. Just favor to ask. Can we wait until and day out Amy Johnson Mike Wendling One time I thought I had come up letters In the top row. No longer think, how much faster do you run Seinfeld Is over? turning those Assistant Opinion Editor with an answer. I convinced my will Vanna have to complain without some 105 pound guy on T_m M_th_r Is a columnist for awkward Managing Editor ' mother to tape Wheel of Fortune about the letter"A'needlng oiled your back with a whip trying to tell The News Buy a vowel by Brandon Wray while I watched Seinfeld. During again. She won't have to worry you what to do? This sort of sending comments and ques- heavy let- Penny Brown Entertainment commercials. I flipped channels, about throwing her back out. or amazing technology has been In tions to [email protected] ters." Copy Chief Editor because I'm a guy and that's what getting fired for having arthritic place In dog racing for quite some or 210 West Hall.

Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins Photo Editor Sports Editor

Copy Staff 372-2604 Kristen Sherlock, Assistant Copy Chief power lines Lauren Flynn Dam inn Heintschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Sows* coffee. , Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion made wi* .tho-t Kelly Von Glahn Elizabeth Reiter

Reporting Staff 372-2604 / Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab

Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco, Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 HE* KW T*v t-t I Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Heather Fleming Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby JeffGayton. Stacy Hubert LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Maggie Kushlak Cathy Raidl educated viewer, which I hope would be seen for what It is: An papers that a proposed experi- Greg Schwiugabel Tiffany Wendeln Logo designer Includes a student like Aaron. opinion supported with a few ment has no scientific purpose Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec responds As for the phone-in poll. I horrific examples. But, on Febru- and Is simply an "opportunity" would expect the editor to ary 24. Kathleen Carter wrote In to torture animals, I assure you As the designer of the two Include the number of respon- about her decision to fight for that the experiment would never Advertising Staff 372-2605 proposed University identities, I dents along with the percent- animal rights based on the infor- take place under current Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley believe clarification Is In order ages. A 78% negative response mation Included In Jason's article. regulations. Christy Hagerman Alison Polley regarding the Point/Counterpoint Is compelling, unless of course I feel that several Issues In Mr. There are committees that Lori Patton Jim Vassallo editorials of February 18. "Coun- this represents 100-150 callers, Wolfe's column need to be looked are set up In order to oversee terpoint" author Natalie Miller which would be less than one at from a different, more objective animal research and ensure asks: "Why waste our money with percent of our campus popula- perspective. that animals are used only Letters to the Editor outsiders when we have an entire tion. Is there really such a wave Although some of the examples when other options are not art department full of creative of discontent? addressed are sickening. Mr. Wolfe feasible. These committees also If you would like to submit a Letter to the minds?" Actually, I am a full time The Important thing for failed to mention that some of the see that the minimum number Editor, please follow these guidelines: professor In graphic design at students, faculty and adminis- experiments he cited occurred of animals necessary are used, • Make sore the letter b 500 words or less. BGSU as well as a professional trators to learn from this many years ago and no longer take make sure that the animals are Please include yomr address, major, aca- identity consultant with 17 years process Is that more communi- place. He also neglected to present well cared for and ensure that demic claw and phone number (phone cation Is needed among all Duaabers are strictly for rerificatioa and of experience. examples of research in which the their suffering and pain is aot for publication). I consider the opportunity to concerned parties. The majority animals are not maimed or tor- minimized. Perhaps a more • Letters.mint be typed,and not handwrit- develop a comprehensive new seems to be In agreement that tured, but are simply required to effective way of protecting ten. Letters brought la saved o» a image for BGSU to be an honor we need to reflect the very real learn specific responses (I.e. run a animal rights than writing a Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- and a tremendous responsibility. and positive changes being maze, press a bar). Animal re- one-sided column would be to ferred. The presentation I made to the made at the University. The search Is not all about Injuring look Into serving on a committee • Bring the letter to Roam 210 West Hal, Graphics Standards Committee decisions which are yet to be such as this. or e-mail as at bgnewsO>bgnet.bgsu«du. animals, and it is certainly not an Be prepared to show valid Identiflcation. represented over 250 hours of made by President Rlbeau. Dr. outlet for people who enjoy being Lastly. 1 am vegetarian who Is • Space limitations may prevent The BG design effort and Included applica- Mlddleton and the Graphics cruel to animals. The instances In against animal testing for what I News from printing all letters received. tion designs such as stationery, Standards Committee as to the which animals are treated properly consider frivolous purposes The BG News reserves the right to edit brochure covers, signs, T-shirts most equitable and responsible far outnumber those in which such as cosmetics testing. any and all letters. and even football uniforms. The way to proceed with the pro- animals are mistreated, especially Nonetheless, when It comes to extra effort was to prove the posed Identities will define the In the time since the government the life-bettering and llfesavtng Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling flexibility and power of the logos integrity and vision of our has set forth regulations for purposes that motivate most Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this and reflected Zust & Company's University for many years to animal research. scientific animal research. I publication without the permission of The BG News deep commitment to the students come. In addition. Mr. Wolfe did not support animal testing. I also do is strictly prohibited. and the University. mention any of the researcher's research In the Psychology The BG News is an independent publication Mark Zast founded in 1920 and is published daily during the "Point" author Aaron Wetsbrod's hypotheses for the experiments Animal Lab on campus and feel academic year and weekly during the summer se- dismissal of the abstract logo as a Assistant Professor that he cited. Research has a that It Is Important to recognize mester. "decapitated sparrow head" Is School of art purpose, and some of the current that being an animal researcher Opinions expressed in columns and letters to misguided. With a bit more effort, alms Include finding cures for and believing in animal rights the editor are not necessarily those of the student he may also see a complete falcon Animal studies AIDS, cancer and Alzheimer's are not mutually exclusive body, faculty. University administration or The BG soaring over the type as well as the disease. In addition to these, positions. News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the torch of knowledge symbolized by axe beneficial research allows much insight Into Spring 1997 BG News staff. I had hoped that Jason The BG News encourages its readers to notify the white space defining the back potential causes for various Carrie M. Martin the paper of any errors in stories or photograph of the falcon. This symbol Is meant Wolfe's Feb. 17 article. "The psychological disorders, like Senior descriptions. to intrigue and challenge the Cruelty of Animal Researchers," depression and schizophrenia. If It Psychology Friday, February 28,1997 The BG News page three

BAKER Continued from page one. Graphic design featured claimed he was too intoxicated to The Baker Trial: Day 4 know what he was doing. "[The investigators) dangled the most pervasive art forms, is and hopefully, the program will the excuse of being drunk in On Trill: Craig M. Baker Students to pretty much the basis for every- open the eyes of even the more front of him like a carrot," The Charge: Aggravated murder, felonious assault, aggravated thing, Raidl said. respected people on campus," he Cimerman explained to the court. burglary host annual "Design organizes our lives, said. "But why didn't he take it? Be- communicates to us and makes cause he was too drunk to even exhibition things beautiful," she said. "The small group of students do that." "Everything we do is relative who put this together were dedi- Thursday's Proceedings: cated and motivated enough to After prosecuting attorney The prosecution and defense gave closing arguments. Part of By TANYA MARKUL in society," Traci Cwalinski, jun- Gary Bishop's rebuttle to the prosecution's argument included a replay of the 911 tape and The BG News ior Design Club secretary, said. design a show because they have Cimerman's statement. Judge the defense pleaded that their client didn't intend to kill anyone. The art show is also to be seen such a passion for the work they Williamson told the court he and Graphic design students will as a positive path for future do," Raidl said. "We are working the other two judges were going be hosting the 25th annual graphic design students. here at school so we can have a into deliberation. At about 6 p.m., Graphic Design Art Exhibition career In something we love to do Expected today: "We want to leave a trail for and cannot do that without the it was announced that the judges A verdict is expected to be announced sometime today. from Sunday through March 21 had yet to reach a verdict and in the Willard Wankelman Gal- future design students to come support and help from the Uni- would continue their deliberation lery. and actually do something," said versity and administration. at 8:30 a.m. today. The exhibition Is designed to Jennifer Stucker, Design Club not only showcase the largest vice president. "It allows stu- "We have a whole school of major in the fine arts school, but dents to present their art In the creative people to use to their also to educate and aware the way they want it presented." advantage, not only design stu- God may already be the University and community about dents." what students in the school are The art show also gives stu- doing. dents opportunities outside of the The art exhibited is from de- The theme for this year's show classroom, Raidl said. sign students which have been next $11 million winner is "What is Design?" and was chosen to be in the exhibit by the chosen because of questions of "This brings students a lot fur- instructors, Raidl said. There is The Associated Press Bill Brack, pastor of the church stated, "What an incredible for- not understanding the validity of ther than what they are learning usually an outside juror that about 60 miles north of Tampa. tune there would be for God! graphic design, said Cathy Raidl, In the classroom," she said. "It comes in and chooses works for TAMPA, Fla - American Fam- "Now I do. He's got a p.o. box Could you Imagine the looks Design Club co-president. gives students an opportunity awards. ily Publishers found God In Sum- herp." you'd get from your neighbors? "There are so many concepts and we even put together a port- ter County. And He may be very, "God, we've been searching for But dont just sit there, God." and ideas that are worked into folio piece at the end for each The show runs in conjunction very rich. you," American Family wrote in design that people do not under- student to have." with the Undergraduate Fine A sweepstakes notice arrived the letter, as first reported by the Sweepstakes officials did not stand," said Raidl, a senior Arts Exhibition in the Dorothy at the Bushnell Assembly of God local weekly newspaper, the return several telephone calls for graphic design major. "We want Michael Paulus, Design Club Uber Bryan Gallery. earlier this month announcing Sumter County Times. comment Thursday. to incorporate a show where peo- co-president, said this is a big God, of Bushnell, Fla., was a fina- The message was centered be- ple can come, look and under- step for the program. Exhibits, open from 2 p.m. to 4 list for the $11 million top prize. tween two round seals requesting Brack said a youth pastor col- stand what we are doing and to p.m. from Sunday through March "I always thought he lived here God to "come forward." lected the mail that day and not just see surface values." "With this show, we are actual- 21, are free and open to the pub- but I didn't actually know," said If God were to win, the letter pointed out the addressee. Graphic design, being one of ly establishing what we are doing lic. KEMP MARATHON Continued from page one. Continued from page one. Validity of to be discussed to get together." athon, will attend the mini mar- deciding on a hearing regarding A member of the judge's staff claim that an intruder in the According to Gill, the dinner Is athon. New hearing the validity of new evidence that said lawyers in the case agreed Sheppard home committed the one of only a few to Include the The mini- marathon includes could vindicate the late Dr. Sam Wednesday to participate in the crime. whole district. Despite having dancing, refreshments and could clear Sheppard in the 1954 beating call. At stake is his effort to vin- different counties host the event, games, she said. death of his wife, Marilyn. Gilbert said he hopes the dis- dicate his late father through a Gill said the dinner is always Committee members will teach Sheppard of Terry Gilbert, a lawyer repre- cussion will result in setting "a civil petition. If that occurs, he held In the ballroom. As a result. the children how to line dance as senting the couple's son, Sam timetable for where we're going can ask for an Ohio Court of Wood County usually has the well, Burke said. Reese Sheppard, said Wednesday with it." Claims award of $25,000 for each largest attendance. beating death that Cuyahoga County Common Sam Reese Sheppard, 49, of of the 10 years the elder Shep- The dinner is named for Abra- "It will be a little pre-marathon The Associated Press Pleas Judge Ron Suster will con- Oakland, Calif., wants DNA test pard was in prison, plus un- ham Lincoln, the first Republican to get everyone excited for the duct a telephone conference call results of crime scene evidence determined economic losses. president, whom Gill said repre- next weekend," according to CLEVELAND - A judge plans March 10 to discuss a possible accepted by the court as evi- Sheppard was convicted in sents the ideal of the party. Burke. to conduct discussions before hearing date. dence to support his father's 1954. Speaker focuses on lack of diversity Fast food sees start Artist discusses be the stereotype of the exotic woman of color," Fusco said. "I had a negative experience early on about of new McPrice wars present, past of 'There was no real attempt to what it meant to be the stereotype of the diversify the curriculum." McDonald's revealed Wednesday. raising awareness But she wasn't about to let a exotic woman of color. There was no real The move takes aim at com- petitors such as Wendy's In- ByDARLAWARNOCK "conservative" university be- stock falls attempt to diversify the curriculum." ternational and Burger King, The BG News come a reflection of her. in wake of When Brown University de- Coco Fusco which have been aggressive with promotions and pricing. In order to diversify culture, cided to hire in a series of international performance artist announcement one needs to make it apparent speakers to that effect, she Burger King and Wendy's said they don't plan to slash where the changes are neces- formed somewhat of a coalition The Associated Press pie. said she wants to give people a prices, but they may be forced sary. against it. That was the begin- She explained the cage per- different viewpoint. Coco Fusco, an International ning of performance protests put CHICAGO - The prospect of to do so to stay competitive, formance was not anticipated to "It seemed performance made price cuts at McDonald's put said analyst Allan Hickok at performance artist, always on by Fusco. take the effect it did on people. those more apparent," Fusco wanted to make that difference. "It was a watershed moment in Wall Street in the mood to sell, Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis. The scene was deliberatly set up said. "I know I can't control com- not buy. "If 55 cents ends up being She explained a little about her my undergradual development," in order to show that it was not pletely how people think or con- past and present performance McDonald's stock fell $1.12 the price point that sticks, Fusco said. "This enables me to realistic, however some people trol them. I don't have that much 1/2 cents by midafternoon to- then I can guarantee you the work in the area of cultural fu- deal with certain types of issues still believed it to be serious. control." other fast-feeders will have an sion Thursday in the first event day to $43.75 a share after that Interest me." "I thought the artificiality Charles Middleton, University plunging $2.37 1/2 or about 5 item at 55 cents," Hickok said. of the Provost's Lecture Series. By using the performances to would be brought across," Fusco provost and vice president for As a Cuban-American growing percent Wednesday. Analysts "Otherwise, they will see a lot express her perceptions, she ex- said. "There was no relationship, academic affairs, said he thought cited concerns about the ef- of their customers in competi- up in New York, Fusco said she plained that her voice was able to but people still tried to find out." the lecture series was a benefical fect of a price war on profits. tors' parking lots." faced her share of challenges. be heard louder. Funding for the performances, interaction for the campus com- McDonald's Corp. plans to "We can do better with ideas She graduated from Brown Uni- Fusco showed the audience according to Fusco, comes out of munity. versity with a degree in semio- lower prices for some of its other than costly discounting video clips and slides of some of her pocket from the money she "This is a great opportunity for of food," Gonzales said. tics, but not without experienc- large sandwiches, including the performances she has put on. makes from being on the road. us to begin discussion about the Big Mac, to just 55 cents "McDonald's Is getting like ing her share of adversity. One performance involved the Her work focuses on multicul- these topics," Middleton said. with the purchase of a drink department stores and having "I had a negative experience use of a cage to view how culture tural stereotypes and the types of "This is what the University and fries, franchisees sales every other week." early on about what it meant to and stereotypes influenced peo- perspectives they bring in. She ought to be doing." Men's Basketball Regular Season Finale vs. Central Michigan • Saturday at 1:30PM w Pick up tickets ot Memoriol Holl Ticket Office

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ENTERTAINMENT Grammys described as strange, weird

Awards given 1997 Grammy Award Winners

to unusual RECORD OF THE YEAR - "Change the World," Eric Clapton. ALBUM OF THE YEAR - "Falling Into You," Celine Dion. cross-section SONG OF THE YEAR - "Change the World," Gordon Ken- nedy, Wayne Kirkpatrlck and Tommy Sims. of performers MALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE - "Change the World," Eric Clapton. The Associated Press FEMALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE - "Un-break My Heart," Toni Braxton. NEW YORK - How strange NEW ARTIST - LeAnn Rimes. were this year's Grammys? POP PERFORMANCE BY A DUO OR GROUP -- "Free as a Whitney Houston did not win an Bird," The Beatles. award. Her mother did. POP COLLABORATION WITH VOCALS - "When I Fall in The 39th annual awards hon- Love," Natalie Cole and Nat King Cole. ored a wild and weird cross- POP INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE FOR AN ORCHES- section of winners, with artists TRA, GROUP OR SOLOIST - "The Sinister Minister," Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. from Beck to Babyface to the POP ALBUM - "Falling Into You," Celine Dion. Beatles collecting multiple TRADITIONAL POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE FOR SOLOS, awards - 10 performers in all DUOS OR GROUPS - "Here's to the Ladies," Tony Bennett. walking off with at least two PRODUCER OF THE YEAR - Babyface. Grammys. MALE ROCK VOCAL PERFORMANCE - "Where It's At," If that wasn't enough, self- Beck. described "tone-deaf" Hillary FEMALE ROCK VOCAL PERFORMANCE - "If It Makes You Rodham Clinton collected her Happy," Sheryl Crow. first Grammy, too. ROCK PERFORMANCE BY A DUO OR GROUP -- "So Much To Say," Dave Matthews Band. Unlike past years, when one METAL PERFORMANCE - "Tire Me," Rage Against the artist or song emerged from the Machine, Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper. scores of nominees, the first- HARD ROCK PERFORMANCE - "Bullet With Butterfly ever Madison Square Garden Wings," The Smashing Pumpkins. festivities were all over the mu- ROCK INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE - "SRV Shuffle," sical map. The closest thing to a Jimmie Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Cray, B.B. consensus was the unlikely col- King, Buddy Guy, Dr. John and Art Neville. laboration between Eric Clapton ROCK SONG - "Give Me One Reason," Tracy Chapman. and Babyface, the No. 1 hit ROCK ALBUM - "Sheryl Crow," Sheryl Crow. "Change The World." ALTERNATIVE MUSIC PERFORMANCE - "Odelay," Beck. FEMALE R&B PERFORMANCE - "You're Makin' Me High," The British guitar god and the Toni Braxton. smooth R&B producer captured MALE R&B VOCAL PERFORMANCE - "Your Secret Love," three Grammys apiece - includ- Luther Vandross. ing one they shared for the re- R&B PERFORMANCE BY A DUO OR GROUP - "Killing Me cord of the year, "Change the Softly With His Song," Fugees. World." Clapton performed it, R&B SONG -- "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)," Babyface. while Kenneth "Babyface" Ed- R&B ALBUM - "Words," The Tony Rich Project. monds produced it. Tk* Aaa.cl.ted Prtaa RAP ALBUM - "The Score," Fugees. The wistful tune, featured in Singer Jewel arrives at Wednesday night's Grammy Award ceremony. RAP SOLO PERFORMANCE - "Hey Lover," LL Cool J. the John Travolta movie "Phen- RAP PERFORMANCE BY A DUO OR GROUP - "Tha Cross- roads," Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. omenon," also earned Clapton Several winners were as weepy when accepting her composure and offered some specific thanks during her turn COUNTRY ALBUM -- "The Road to Ensenada," Lyle Lovett. best male pop vocal, was cited as stunned by their victories as Grammy. FEMALE COUNTRY VOCAL PERFORMANCE - "Blue," song of the year, and helped Ba- most music critics. LeAnn Toni Braxton, another double as a presenter. LeAnn Rimes. byface - who earned a record- Rimes, the 14-year-old Patsy winner, expected Celine Dion to Bruce Springsteen, who won MALE COUNTRY VOCAL PERFORMANCE -- "Worlds tying 12 nominations - gain the Cline sound-alike who won for walk off with the best female pop for contemporary folk album Apart," Vince Gill. best producer award. best new artist and best female vocal performance. Dion, the after a riveting performance of COUNTRY PERFORMANCE BY A DUO OR GROUP - "My The pair each won awards in country vocal, said she expected Canadian chanteuse, had to be "The Ghost of Tom Joad," sum- Maria," Brooks and Dunn. their usual fields, too. Babyface pop group No Doubt to capture satisfied with a pair of presti- med up the 1997 awards process COUNTRY COLLABORATION - "High Lonesome Sound," was cited for writing the best the first of those awards. gious awards: album of the year this way: "I guess ... if you sing Vince Gill featuring Alison Krauss and Union Station. R&B song, "Exhale (Snoop and best pop album for "Falling the song, you get the award." COUNTRY INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE - "Jam Man," Snoop)." Clapton captured best Her plans to celebrate? "I'm Into You." Bucking the trend were three- Chet Atkins. COUNTRY SONG - "Blue" BUI Mack. rock instrumental as part of an going to go out to dinner, but I "Everybody, thank you, thank time winners the Beatles, whose all-star tribute to his late pal guess that's about all I can do," Grammy haul for the previous 33 BLUEGRASS ALBUM -- "True Life Blues: The Songs of Bill you. This is a surprise," sput- Monroe." Stevie Ray Vaughan. said Rimes, who got a little tered Braxton, who regained her years was four. They won the NEW AGE ALBUM - "The Memory Of Trees," Enya. night's first award, best pop per- CONTEMPORARY JAZZ PERFORMANCE ALBUM - "High formance by a duo or group with Life," Wayne Shorter. vocal for their reunion work on JAZZ VOCAL PERFORMANCE -- "New Moon Daughter," Cas- John Lennon's leftover track, sandra Wilson. "Free As a Bird." JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL SOLO -- "Cabin Fever," Michael They later added awards for Brecker. "My dog ate it" stopped working their video anthology and their JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL, INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP - "Tales "Free As a Bird" video. From the Hudson," Michael Brecker. The other multiple winners LARGE JAZZ ENSEMBLE - "Live at Manchester Craftsmen's somewhere around seventh grade. were rappers The Fugees, coun- Guild," Count Basie Orchestra. try star Vince Gill and rocker LATIN JAZZ PERFORMANCE - "Portraits of Cuba," Paquito Sheryl Crow. Crow, winner for d'Rivera. ROCK GOSPEL ALBUM - "Jesus Freak," DC Talk. best rock album and best female POP/CONTEMPORARY GOSPEL ALBUM - "Tribute: The rock vocal performance, attrac- Songs of Andrae Crouch," Various Artists. ted almost as much attention for a sheer, black dress.

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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 BG can earn a share of MAC crown Saturday

Falcons can end 14 Past winners of MAC regular years' frustration season title By SCOTT BROWN MEN'S 199S-96-Eastern Michigan The BC News BASKETBALL 1994-9S-Mlaml ® 1993-94-Onio The agony can end Saturday. 1992-93-Ball State/Miami Bowling Green, without a Mid- What 1991-92-Mlaml American Conference title since ■ Falcon men's basketball vs. 1990-91-Eastern Michigan 1983, can end 14 years of frustra- Central Michigan 1989-90-Ball State tion with a win tomorrow against When: 1988-89-Ball State Central Michigan. ■ Saturday, 1:30 p.m. 1987-88-Eastern Michigan A victory gives the Falcons a Where: 1986-87-Central Michigan share of the MAC crown. BG, at ■ Anderson Arena, Bowling Green 1985-86-Miami 20-8 overall and 12-5 in confer- Radio: 1984-8S-Ohio ence play, is tied with Ohio and ■ WBGU-FM (88.1) 1983-84-Miami Miami atop the conference head- 1982*3-Bowling Green ing into the final weekend. 1981-82-Ball State The Bobcats visit Western appointing loss at Ohio Wednes- 198041-5 tied Michigan while Miami is at Ak- day night, leading most of the 1979-80-Toledo ron on Saturday, meaning a BG way before a gut-wrenching 1978-79-Central Michi- victory could even lead to an out- overtime loss. BG lost the oppor- gan/Toledo right title and a No. 1 seed in the tunity to control their own desti- 1977-78-Mlaml conference tournament if both ny In terms of claiming an out- 1976-77-Miami/Central teams lose. right title and the No. 1 seed. Michigan The MAC Tournament kicks BG has to be on the lookout for 1975-76--Western Michigan off Tuesday night with quarter- more gut-wrenching Saturday 1974-75-Central Michigan final round games at campus with CMU Invading. Despite the 1973-74-Ohlo sites across the conference. BG fact the Chippewas are the only 1972-73-Miaml will host an undetermined oppo- team In the MAC eliminated from 1971-72-OhioVToledo nent, having been assured of fin- tournament consideration, they 1970-71-Miaml ishing no worse than third In the came up with a surprising win at 1969-70-Ohio conference. Kent on Wednesday - their first 1968-69-Miami "I don't know who we'll play or road win of the season. 1967-68-Bowling Green whatever, but I know we've got Nate Huffman, a 7-foot senior 1966-67-Toledo one home game and then we play center, had 24 points and 18 re- 1965-66-Mlami twice on a neutral site," senior bounds in the CMU win. 1964 -65-Ohio/Mi ami guard Jay Larranaga said. "Central has two of the best In- 1963-64-Ohlo Should all three teams at the side players In the conference," 1962-63 -Bowling Green top win - as is expected - Ohio coach Larranaga said. "Nate 1961-62-Bowllng Green wins any tiebreaker due to its Huffman causes problems for 1960-61--Ohio sweep of Eastern Michigan this everybody and Charles Macon 19S9-60~Ohio season. The Eagles are assured had a great game against us this 1958-59- -BowlIng the fourth seed in the tournament season. Green/Miami and will host a quarterfinal round "We certainly don't want Cen- 1957-58-Mlami game along with the top three tral to come in here and outplay 1956-57-Miami teams on Tuesday. us." 19S5-56--Marshall If BG and Miami win, the tie- The Chippewas dealt BG a loss 1954-55-Miaml breaker between the two comes in Mt. Pleasant on Jan. 4 - a lorn BC Ntw« Plw« Wy OH| Mimnkr 19S3-S4-Toledo down to a coin flip because the that the Falcons have come to re- Forward Dayon Ninkovic handles the ball against Kent. The forward averages 4.5 points per game and 1952-53-Mlaml teams have had identical records gret considering CMU's last- 2.4 rebounds per gmae. 19Sl-52--Miami/Western this season, having split with each place standing. Michigan other and each losing at Central "We know how good their big 19S0-51~Cincinnati 1949-50-Cincinnati Michigan, at Eastern Michigan, players are," Jay Larranaga said. Tickets for Tuesday's game still available at Ball State and at Ohio. "They had good games against BG records in 1948-49-CincinnaU "Nothing's changed," BG us, but I think we are a much 1947-48-Cinclnnati past 45 years Tickets for the MAC Tournament quarterfinal at Anderson 1946-47-Butler coach Jim Larranaga said. "If different team now than we were Arena Tuesday night are still on sale at the ticket office inside \ anything, it's just created more then." Most Wins: 21 (82-83) Memorial Hall. excitement. Now there are three The last regular season home 1996-97:20 teams vying for the conference game will also be a chance for Student tickets are $2 with a valid University ID. General ad- and we're one of them. Most Points: 2329 (90-91) mission and reserved tickets are also still available. the Falcons to recognize their 1996-97:2291 "That's exciting. If I had asked three seniors: Larranaga, An- you in December that on March 1 tonio Daniels and Koen Rou- 3-Pointers Attempted: 401 BG will play an as-yet undetermined opponent at either 7 p.m. (94-95) we'd be playing for the confer- whorst. Rouwhorst, a center, will or 8 p.m., depending on if the women's basketball team hosts a ence championship, wouldn't you 1996-97:499 quarterfinal round game. The women's game would be played at start In place of Kirk Cowan. 6 p.m. be excited? We were picked fifth "We just have to realize that 3-Polnters Made: 145 in the preseason poll. We've ex- (94-95) this is a really huge game," Lar- 1996-97:171 There is not a pick-up policy for Saturday's Central Michigan ceeded everybody's expecta- ranaga said. "We hope that our game, although students wishing to get a good seat are urged to tions, except maybe our own." crowd will be like it's been, very Most Assists: 498 (90-91) arrive early. The Falcons suffered a dis- enthusiastic and supportive." 1996-97:453 Tilt at Central important for BG Conference season

By JASON McMAHON cludes the regular season leading Rockets, the only team to What: The BC News tomorrow with a clash against sweep Bowling Green this ■ Falcon women's basketball at concludes for Falcons the resurgent Chippewas (10-15, season, until the MAC champion- Central Michigan By BLAKE PARKINS Fran Voll, the winningest 6-11 MAC) in Mt. Pleasant, Mich. ship game. When: The BG News What coach In Bowling Green women's A win would guarantee the Fal- A month ago, this looked like a ■ Saturday, 2 p.m. ■ Falcon hockey vs. Michigan basketball history, will be wait- cons home court for a MAC guaranteed Falcon victory. In his Where: It's hard to believe that it's State ing for Jacl Clark when she Tournament quarterfinal Tues- first season at Central, Voll ■ Rose Arena, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. finally here. The final week of When: brings her Falcons to Central day night struggled to break his team into Radio: Central Collegiate Hockey As- ■ Saturday, 7 p.m. Michigan tomorrow. A Falcon win coupled with a the win column. The Chippewas ■ WFOB-AM(1430) sociation competition comes Where: Forgive Clark If she has better Ball State loss to Toledo would lost their first nine conference to a close this weekend and the ■ BGSU Ice Arena, Bowling things to worry about than a pu- give Bowling Green the third games, including a 59-50 loss at best second-half mark at 7-1, the pairings for post-season com- Green pil-teacher matchup. seed for the tournament. This is Bowling Green Jan. 4. lone loss coming to Toledo last petition will be decided. Radio: Bowling Green (14-11, 11-6 important because the Falcons But Central has rolled through Saturday at Savage Hall. Clark, For eight Falcon seniors, it ■ WBGU-FM (88.1) Mid-American Conference) con- would then not meet the league- the MAC In the second half of the who served as an assistant under will be the last time they step year, winning six of their last Voll at Bowling Green from on the ice in front of a spirited eight, including upsets of Toledo 1986-1991, is staking a claim for Ice Arena crowd as BG hosts week away, BG head man and second-place Kent. Only MAC Coach of the Year. Michigan State on Saturday. Buddy Powers can ill afford to Miami and Ball State has been The Insertion of freshmen The seasoned veterans will be risk additional injuries to his able to derail the Chippewa ex- Sherry Kahle and Jaymee Wap- honored prior to puck drop. premier player. "We cant risk press. pes and sophomore Jack! Rater- Dale Crombeen, Matt El- playing him If he's 75 per- However, Central has been less man into the starting lineup a dred, Curtis Fry, Mike John- cent," Powers said. "We have than stellar at home. Only two of month ago served as a sparkplug son, Todd Kelman, Kelly Per- to rest him for next week." their MAC victories. Including for the Bowling Green hot streak, rault. Bob Petrie and Brett Freshman defenseman Mike Wednesday night's one-point as the Falcons won six in a row Punchard will conclude a ca- Jones will also miss the game defeat of Kent, have been at Rose thereafter. reer of prominence that In- for a stick swinging incident Arena. But lately It's been junior cludes four CCHA playoff ap- at Ohio State last week as the At the heart of the Central re- guard Sara Puthoff who has ig- pearances and a mark of teams headed to the locker surgence has been senior for- nited Bowling Green. The 65-46-9. rooms. ward Tracy Renken. The 6-foot preseason All-MAC has backed The two points at stake may Powers said that he was Renken leads the Chippewas In up that honor by climbing to not be as significant as how pleased with the team's effort scoring and rebounding, ranking fourth place in the conference the team compensates for the last week despite the short seventh In the MAC with 16 scoring charts with 16.6 points voids left by Falcons on the In- bench, but says that the team points and 6.6 rebounds per per game. jured list. Last week, forwards needs to better adjust to the game. She has almost doubled that in Adam Edlnger and Dave changing conditions of the However, In MAC games only, her last two outings, springing Faulkner missed games with game. Renken Is second only to Toledo's for a career-high 32 in the loss at Miami and Ohio State, along "Our effort was good for Kim Knuth with a 19.4 scoring Toledo and 30 more in Wednes- with defenseman Kelly Per- both games," Powers said. clip. day night's defeat of Ohio. rault. It will not be decided un- "Mentally we didn't react to The Falcons and Chippewas Puthoff also has ascended to til game day If Faulkner and their forecheck." have almost been a mirror image the top of the nation In another Perrault will see action The Falcons will need to ad- of each other over the second category - free-throw percent- against the Spartans. just to a Spartan team that la half of the MAC season. As good age. The Falcons' career leader Falcon point-leader Curtis either explosive or sluggish BC Nm MM* ky Aa? Vu HOT as Central has been over the past in that category is draining foul Fry also ended up leaving the Unfortunately for BG, the month. Bowling Green has been shots at a 91 percent clip. In con- OSU game in the second Spartans have been nothing Falcon guard Sara Puthoff now leads the nation in free-throw shooting better. ference games, Puthoff la can- period with a sprained knee. but explosive In the two pre- percentage. The junior has hit her last 30 attempts and 47 of her last The Falcons own the MAC's ning 95 percent from the line. With the CCHA playoffs only a 48. • See HOCKEY, page six. page six The BG News Friday. February 28, 1997

Tennis team TRACK ¥*£ back in action this weekend Men's track finishes indoor V WORLD RECORD ^<£> By RYAN JOHNSON The BG News season at Silverston invite By TOD McCLOSKEY which he is ranked 15th in the na- "TOAST" After a much-deserved What weekend off, the Bowling The BG News tion. "That's a big opportunity for ■ Falcon men's track at Silver- Feb.28 Green men's tennis team ston Invitational returns to action this week- Taste that stale air, the con- him," Sink said. "This meet is to be held at Olscamp Hall crete floor and your dry cotton just a great experience for him When: end when they host a pair of ■ Saturday ited Tickets-Buy Early-Must dual matches. mouth because this is the last in- and for Bowling Green to get door meet this year. Bowling their name out, nationally." For Where: The Falcons (1-4) will en- ■ Ann Arbor, Mich. tertain the University of Green will drive up north Satur- the rest of the team, the motiva- Tickets now on sale Dayton today at the Findlay day to Ann Arbor, Mich, for the tion for this last meet comes YMCA. On Saturday, the Silverston Invitational with a va- from the opportunity to go on the at Trotters riety of teams competing. spring trip and to finish the Falcons will face off with "It's a nice ending $5 advance--$7 door Kalamazoo College at then- After a disappointing Mid- season with a positive showing. other home, Laurel Hill American Conference champion- "Some of them get psyched up and good meet." Country Club in Toledo. ship meet, in which the Falcons because we have to make a de- Bowling Green is coming finished sixth, the team will look cision about who goes on the 106.5 BUZZ-Lots 'O Prizes to finish the season on a higher spring trip," Sink said. Sid Sink *^~ ■—--».—■ off of four straight losses, but each was against a re- note. Others, such as Adam Rose, Track Coach gionally-ranked team. After "It's a nice will have their last chance to try ending and to qualify for the NCAA's. Rose msMoii going through perhaps the toughest stretch of the good meet," has thrown very well all indoor dies," Sink said. (n«xt to Big lots) schedule, the Falcons are coach Sid Sink season long, and is ranked 30th in Some athletes are going to try Belter Ingredients. anxious to get back on the said. the nation. He could realistically some different events, to see Better Pizza. 353-7272 court and pick up some vic- Bowling go if he can throw his best shot what they can do. All the Falcons rd tories. Green will be put of the year. are eager to go on the spring trip 3 flnniversory "This weekend isnt going without the For Darren Braddix, it is the to Alabama ar-d get the outdoor Coll for to be easy, but it's as easy services of opportunity to run the 55-meter season under way. as it gets," senior Joel Ter- their most pro- hurdles at Indianapolis, the site Many members of the team, Campus man said. "But we still cant lific runner, for the NCAA's. Braddix is run- including the coaches, will join take anything for granted." Rah'Sheen ning very well and has nothing to Clay for the national meet next large Pizza Specials After tough matches Clay. Clay qualified for the USA lose since the season is about weekend to put in a good name against Purdue, Michigan Track and Field Championships over. for Bowling Green and put the $3.33 On Thurxday'l State and Ohio State, the in Georgia this weekend, and he "It would be nice for him to finishing touches on a good in- *Buy 1 lorgc Pizza at Mar.* Falcons are greeting Day- will run the 200-meter dash, in qualify provisionally in the hur- door season. Regular Price Mar. 13 ton and Kalamazoo with open arms. Friday's match GYMNASTICS Gal tad Pizza Mention Dance with the Flyers presents far *3.33 Marathon from little challenge to the Fal- Nctvoltduitt oov othar offar Votidonlyot 5-lt and 10% of cons, as UD is probably the pofKtpotmg kxotons Customs poys oil your order will bo weakest program BG will oppkobto solas toi Falcons enter stretch run, RdoNtonol toppings aitro denatad. face. £xp.r«s VW7 Saturday's match against Kalamazoo presents an In- teresting matchup for BG. begin to prepare for MAC The Hornets are the top- ranked Division III team in By WILLIAM SANDERSON ftCGuinn scnsoN FINAIC the nation and have won The BG News their league the last 58 years. Kalamazoo domi- The Bowling Green gymnas- nates the Division III rank- tics team has entered the stretch ings with four singles run of its season. The Falcons players ranked in the top SO have three meets left to prepare In the country. Leading the for the Mid-American Confer- Hornets is Adam Norlan- ence Championships. The first of der, who won the Division these is tonight at Ball State. III singles title in October. Although the focus of the While all of this sounds season is to build towards the like Kalamazoo College is MAC Championships, the Fal- loaded with mini Pete Sam- cons would like a win from a con- prases, BG coach Jay Har- fidence standpoint. ris points out that Kalama- "I think it would be real good to zoo is still a Division III have [a win] right now," coach school and is really only Dan Connelly said. "There's no comparable to a lower-level doubt that for the confidence of MAC school. the team.it would be good right "If we compete well, we now." The Falcons are in fifth place • See ACTION, page seven. in the six-team MAC. Bowling Green has a 1-3 overall record in dual meets, 0-3 in the MAC. The MM* Falcons have an average of 188.6 ■ Falcon men's tennis vs. total points. Dayton; Kalamazoo College Ball State is fourth in the con- When: ference. They have had a couple ■ Friday, 3 p.m.; Saturday, more meets against MAC compe- 1:30 p.m. tition, and carry a 2-3 record. Newi Pk«. by HMcki KdayuM Last week, Ball State dropped a BG vs. Michigan Stole ■ YMCA, Findlay; Laurel Hill meet 194.200-191.225 to Kent. Country Club, Toledo Christina Trieber has posted the team's only composite score this year, Saturday Night al 7:00 • See CYMNASTS, page seven. posting a score of 36.725.

Fraa Admission with Student ID HOCKEY Continued from page five. The Spartans set to motion a state rival Michigan their only Spartans, 10-game BG winless streak back two losses this season as testa- vious encounters. on the first of November in an 8-2 ment to their capabilities. "They've got some big fire- "They're fluctuating quite a pounding. Michigan also edged Powers said that it will take a power up front we've got to con- bit," Powers said in response to BG in a 5-3 decision at the Ice concerted effort to keep MSU trol," Powers said. "[Mike] York, Greenbriar, Ohio State's 8-3 handling of Mich- House three weeks later. forwards away from Petrie's goal [Mike] Watt, [Sean] Berens, igan State last Sunday. The Spartans have dealt in- to have any hope of downing the Inc. those guys can all score goals." VILLAGE GREEN GREENBRIAR, INC. NEW APARTMENTS Time is running out on BUILDINGS these apartments... for 1997 Columbia Court Field Manor 424 Frazee Avenue Frazee Avenue & 9{pzu Leasing Campbell Hill 451 Frazee Avenue 2 bedroom furnished and unfurnished Buff 'May and August 1997 3 large bedrooms, Mercer Manor air conditioning, dish lor 2 bedroom summer only washers, microwaves limited available & fireplaces. ... Get them while they last! 2 Blocks from Campus Next to Columbia Courts 480 Lehman 354-3533 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 Falcon Hockey: Saturday at 7:00 p.m, Friday, February 28,1997 The BG News page seven

■WOMEN'S TENNIS- X^l Howard's ClubH \i^ ^•M ■ ■ Mon-SaM2-12:30am ■ ■ W^y\^- •J^T-V| 210 N Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352 - 9951 \_0J Falcon netters headed to Windy City 5? FRIDAY • SATURDAY "On the whole, I was pleased," By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM "That's the best she's played What all year," Dean said. "She served Dean said. "Our doubles still The BG News ■ Falcon women's tennis and volleyed a lot Her game Is Bissinger's performance RIZZO When: Band Starts at 10:00pm For the Bowling Green wom- good for that. caught Dean's eye. need work. The main thing was ■ Friday and Saturday A ** a. ., a, a As W IK en's tennis team at the Eastern She developed Where: Kentucky Invitational, It was confidence in our progress toward match Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball play." ■ University of Illinois-Chicago, mission accomplished. that and It | Northern Illinois University The Falcons traveled down to worked." The team travels to Chicago to Richmond, Ky. two weekends ago In other sin- face the University of Illinois- and came out more match-ready, gles action, Chicago Flames on Friday and "We're excited to play them especially In match play, accord- Cindy Miko- Northern Illinois on Saturday. because of that," Dean said of ins to head coach Penny Dean. lajewski, Julie "Overall, we played well for NIU entering the MAC next Official team scores were not Weisblatt, the level of competition," LaSusa season. "Our last match against kept, but if they were, BG would Jenny said. "It showed us things we them was seven years ago. They have finished second to Louis- Schwartz, Tif- Milcolalewskl need to work on. It gave us a good were strong then. They're proba- Are you interested ville, making for continued suc- fany LaSusa and Erika Mix all idea on game strategies. We bly strong now all the way cess in tournaments and Inviia- won 2-of-3 matches, while Jenny should do well In Chicago." through." in seeing more sales on Cheung and Beth Wilson both The Flames are building under tionals. After the Northern Illinois The Falcons' highlight of the won l-of-3. second-year coach Shannon campus? Do you have any match, the team plays the Uni- match was turned In by Deidee Senema, a former player at versity of Cincinnati at Laurel ideas for what could be sold? Then Bissinger. The freshman sensa- In doubles action, the team of Western Michigan. Hill In Toledo on March 7 before tion won all three of her matches. Mikolajewskl and Bissinger won "They have a real good player join the Campus Sales l-of-3, while the teams of Cheuna at the top," Dean said. "We ha- traveling to San Francisco over "I was really pleased," Bis- and Schwartz and LaSusa and ven't met in a few years." Spring Break. Following that, the Committee for UAO. singer said of her pefonnance. "I Weisblatt took 2-of-3. Mikolajew- The Huskies, coached by Laura team opens MAC play against the played extremely well. Every- skl and Bissinger lost a close Scott, enter the Mid-American defending MAC champs at Ox- We meet Monday thing finally came together." third match. Conference next year. ford on March 30. nights at 7 p.m. in

NBA Standings NHL Standings the UAO workroom- CCHA Standings 3rd floor Union. •V l»e Aaaociatasl Prass 1> the «—orissss1 Prsss lASTBIN CONHMNCI EASTERN OONreeaMCI Questions? Call 2-2343. Aaaiasc OWMoei ASantk Division W I Pis Of GA W L Pet. GB W L T Poi GF GA Michigan-xy (29-2-4) 20 2 43 142 56 Miami 42 14 .730 Philadelphia 36 17 81 206 157 Miami-x (23-10-1) 17 7 35 103 73 New York 41 16 .719 15 New Jersey 31 18 12 74 165 143 Orlando .537 12 Lake Superior-x (19-12-5) IS 8 34 106 98 Florida 28 19 IS 71 172 143 IS TODAY AT TH€ Washington 25 31 .446 17 N.Y. Rangers 28 26 9 65 204 176 Michigan State-x (19-11-3) 7 33 96 74 New Jersey 17 38 JOS 245 Tampa Bay 24 30 7 55 170 191 Western Michigan-x (14-15-4) 10 11 24 87 91 Philadelphia 14 41 .255 27.5 Washington 24 30 7 55 137 172 Bowling Green x (IS-15-4) 10 12 24 100 104 Boaton II 44 .200 30.5 N.Y. Islanders 20 31 10 SO 165 182 Ohio State-x (12-22-1) 9 IS 19 88 122 Central Division Northeast Division Qiicaoo 49 7 .875 Ferris Stale (11-22-2) 7 17 IS 78 115 W L T Pot GF CA Alaska-Fairbanks (13-20-0) 7 18 14 86 121 Detroit 41 14 .745 7.5 Buffalo 32 20 10 74 181 155 Atlanta 37 18 en 11 5 Pittsburgh 31 25 5 67 217 199 Notre Dame (9-24-1) 6 19 13 71 103 Oiarlorte 35 22 414 MS Hartford 24 28 9 57 174 192 «-clinched berth in CCHA Playoffs Cleveland UNION 31 24 .564 17.5 Montreal 23 29 11 193 222 y-dinched CCHA Regular season title Indiana .473 225 Ottawa 20 28 13 S3 173 183 Friday's Results Milwaukee 25 30 .455 23.5 Boston 21 33 8 30 179 219 Alaska-Fairbanks 6, Ferris State 4 Toronto 20 35 J64 28.5 WESTERN CONFERENCE THE BOWL-N-GREENERY WESTERN CONRRfNCI Central Philips Michigan 8, Lake Superior 0 MaVaaal Division W L T Pa GF CA Miami 3, Bowling Green 2 SEAFOOD SPLASH W L Pet GB Dallas 37 22 4 78 190 153 Notre Dame S, Western Michigan 4 (OT) Utah 39 IS .722 Detroit 30 19 12 72 193 144 Saturday's Results Scallop • Clams • Shrimp • Alaskan 'Pollocks • "Baked fish Houston 37 19 Ml 3 St. Louis 28 28 8 64 190 196 Minnesota Lake Superior 4, Michigan 4 (OT) & our special recipe Clam Chowder. Also includes complete soup 28 27 .509 115 Phoenix 28 30 4 60 179 191 Bowling Green 3, Ohio State 3 (OT) Dallas 19 34 JS8 19.5 Chicago 25 29 9 59 166 163 & salad Bar, potato Bar, and unlimited Beverages. Denver 17 40 .298 23.3 Toronto 23 37 2 41 181 219 Western Michigan 6, Notre Dame 1 San Antonio 13 42 .236 265 Pacific Division Michigan State 7, Miami 3 All Vancouver 11 48 .186 305 W L T Put GF GA Ferris State 4, Alaska-Fairbanks 4 (OT) Pacific Division Colorado 38 15 8 84 207 144 Sunday's Results lor Seattle 39 16 .709 Edmonton 29 27 7 65 196 187 Ohio State 8, Michigan State 3 Only LA. Lakers 39 17 .696 Anaheim 23 30 7 57 179 187 $5.95 Ferris State at Alaska-Fairbanks, inc. Portland 29 28 509 11 Calgary 25 31 7 57 169 186 LA. Clippers 24 29 .453 14 Vancouver 27 32 2 36 195 211 Friday's Games "Hours: 11:30- 1:30pm Sacramento 25 31 .446 145 LosAngeles 22 33 8 32 166 207 Michigan State at Notre Dame Vvvwi rvv^s'vv^s-sOTW^s-arvvvy^fvy-arai Golden State 20 34 J70 ias San Jose 21 33 7 49 157 204 Western Michigan at Miami Phoenix 21 36 .368 19 Thursday^ Gsmes Saturday's Games MealCardAccepted4:30 - 7:00pm Thuradav'i Cames Ls»f Games Not Include Michigan State at Bowling Green late Games Not Included Boston 6, Tampa Bay 2 •Big Charge Accepted 11:30 ■ 1:30pm & 4:30 ■ 7:00pm New Jersey 4. Buffalo 1 Michigan at Miami LA. Lakers 122, Washington 107 Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 1 Western Michigan at Ohio State Cleveland 73. Chicago 70 Si Louis at Florida, (n) Sunday's Games Minnesota at Dallas (n) Dallas at Colorado, (n) Michigan vs. Ohio State at Expo Center Charlotte at Houston (n) Phoenix at Vancouver, (n) End of Regular Season Toronto at Utah (n) Edmonton at Los Angeles, (n) AUTO REPAIR Time is Running Out! GYMNASTS WELDING Continued from page six. Michigan. In a meet where the The Falcons have been work- What: Falcons hit only IS routines, they ing towards preparing for the ,D SERVICE ■ Falcon gymnastics at Ball State "I'd say it's another one of came up less than two points MAC Championships to be held those close meets, like Central short. Bowling Green was com- When: at Central Michigan. Among D SERVICE ■ Friday, 6:30 p.m. was, where if we hit our normal peting without junior Heather other things, some of the gym- routines, it's going to be a shoo- Ferguson, who suffered a broken Where: nasts are working on added diffi- in all your tout," Connelly said. "It just ankle in practice. ■ Ball State University culty to be added in time for the •Campus Manor comes down to who hits the most "I think basically our training Championships. Is •Rockledge routines. I don't think they're any has been good, and our training "We've tried to put more pres- "Some of us have been working •640 Eighth St. better than we are." was good last week prior to the sure on them by having everyone on some added difficulty," junior •313-317 N. Main St. loss with Central," Connelly said. stop what they're doing and co-captain Susan Talbott said. Ball State senior Sarah Mikrut "They Just weren't able to put watch the person doing the rou- •841 Eighth St. is the MAC Gymnast of the Week. enough good routines together." tine," Connelly said. "We've giv- Bowling Green will have its •Manville Ave. She recorded the first 10.00 in Connelly tried a couple of new en incentives. If everyone in a final home meet a week from to- •825 Third St. Ball State history when she won things in this week's practices. particular group hits their rou- night against Western Michigan, the vault. She also had a 9.800 on The changes were made to try to tines, then they don't have to do and then visit Central Michigan •701 Fourth St. the bars. Bowling Green is com- make It seem more like a compe- as many routines. We're trying a for a dual meet before the MAC ing off e close loss to Central tition setting. Championships on March 22. •Low "Quality Off variety of things." Campus Housing" ACTION •10% student R.E. Management Continued from page six. Last year the Falcons downed "We just need to go out and several Falcon netters are suf- the Hornets 5-2 by winning the take care of business," Harris fering from the flu this week. 113 Railroad St. should win both matches," top four singles flights and said. "I hope everyone is anxious Junior Dave Anderton may see M-F: 8-5; Sat. 8-12 Harris said. "We still have to sweeping all three doubles. With to start proving to ourselves that limited action this weekend, ac- 353 work hard and make sure we all of last year's participants re- we are a good team." cording to Harris. don't leave anything open to turning, BG will be looking to While the Falcons have re- Today's match is scheduled to 13040 BISHOP ROAD 352-9302 chance." duplicate last year's success. mained injury-free this season. start at 3 p.m.

WBGU Radio Seniors lost Stand JIG Friday Men's Basketball vs. vs. Central Michigan 1^30 Central On-The-Une 4.00-6:45 3:00 pm Michigan Hockey Saturday at 1:30 vs. Michigan State 6:45 SATURDAY, MARCH 1st Come out and cheer Joy, vs. Antonio ond Kocn on a .MAZOO Great Season! 88.1 at Findlay Come Aock the House That Boars WBGU 2:30 pm Free Admission with Student ID page eighi The BG News Friday. February 28, 1997

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Metallica serves up a tasty 'Load' Tod McCloskey hundreds of lighters could be seen all The Back Pages over the arena, they looked like fireflies across the sky. Scaling at a concert can really Then as Ulrich played the incredible have a bearing on how the fans drum solo near the end of "One" more respond to the band. If you firecrackers boomed. have seals close lo the stage, fans are With only six songs played thus far. generally more active. but if you are it seemed like there was Metallica in the far back, rarely will a band could play that would outdo their cause enough emotion to keep Ihem most fabled song. standing throughout the concert. Then as Hetfield addressed the At Auburn Hills Palace, last Sunday. crowd, he said "Are you guys getting Metallica played to a sold out crowd. tired of all this old sh*t, well were My friends and I had seats that were going play some new for ya. This is in the second to last row in the called 'Devil's Dance' ." nosebleed section. This was one of "Devil's Dance." seemed like a conceits where nearly everyone was typical song that could be found on standing the entire concert. "Load." with similarities to "Ain't Metallica isn't just any band My Bitch." though. If you are lucky enough to As they were playing this, Newsted see them in concert, by themselves went out around the stage and played (not at Lollapalooza), the experience just within the reach of front row is amazing. Their latest album. fans. Fairly often Hammet and "Load," is a crossover of metal and Hetfield did the same thing, as mainstream pop alternative music. everyone got their money's worth. Still, the masses that follow Metallica Skipping back to their old material. come to see them for their shows. Metallica spent about 15 minutes The stage was set up as two playing the "Kill-Ride" medley. This separate circular stages, with towers compilation of the albums "Kill'em of lights all over. Six different All" and "Ride the Lightning," microphones were strategically placed contained pieces of certain songs around the arena so everyone would including — "Fight Fire with Fire," get an equal glimpse of all the band "Ride the Lightning," "Seek and members. Two different drum sets Destroy." "Hit the Lights" and "No were placed, one on each stage, Remorse." Still one of the world's biggest hands, Metallica is searching to find its identity in the changing music scene giving the crowd different angles on After that marathon of metal. Lars Ulrich. the outspoken drummer. Newsted came out on stage alone. As the four members entered the With the spotlight beamed directly on ? arena. Ulrich. Kirk Hammet (lead him, he performed a soft solo with Who the hell is Metallica anymore guitarist), Jason Newsted (bass sounds of "Welcome Home guitarist), and James Hetfield (guitar Sanatarium" in it. His solo led into and lead vocals), the anticipating "Nothing Else Matters" a soft guitar Tod McCloskey think ihey own Metallica. and this is In a July 1996 issue of R & R. the album came out. Once that album hit crowd ignited with a roar. rhythm with heavy bass. The Back Pages what Metallica is to them. And you music industry's main newspaper. the mainstream big. everyone wanted To the fans delight. Metallica As the concert wore on other know what? They've been bitchin' for Melallica's "Until It Sleeps" was listed to hear Metallica. but the idea of metal opened with an old favorite song that notable songs included — "Until It When you think of a heavy-metal vc.ns." Lars Ulrich. Metallica's drum- under the alternative section, new and goes against the mainstream. is not on any of their six albums, Last Sleeps," "Hero of the Day," "Enter band, what typically do you picture mer says. active. So the industry decided to put a label Caress,Green Hell." Sandman," "Wherever I May Roam." This unusual song is loud and heavy "Fade to Black." "Master of Puppets" they look like? Long sleeky hak, evil What Metallica does will be popular Metallica is still primarily metal, but on Metallica. and what else but if you enough, that it reassured the crowd and "So What." grins forexpreuioni or other dei il-llke due to their incredibly large fan base. the influence of playing in Lollapalooza can't label a band's style, just stick al- that Metallica is still primarily a metal Todd Radzimski. a BGSU student features. Metallica simply became bored with and other big alternative festivals has ternative on them. band, at least in concert. and big Metallica fan at Auburn Hills, Well, Metallica fil into thai category, whal they were doing the past 10 years affected the band. We keep the music true to ourselves Next. Metallica stayed with the old says. "The show kicked my ass. It until about June of 1996. In June. Being stagnant is one thing I don't un- James Hetfield. the lead vocalist and and we play the music we want to play sound by playing "Creeping Death" was one of the best shows I've seen in Metallica releaied "Load," their sixth derstand." Ulrich says. "Why don't you guitarist, says (talking about and we're not catering to anyone, we're off of their first album. "Kill'em All." a long time. The crowd was so Most of the crowd was surprised by enthusiastic." LP and follow-up of their 12 million make another record like Master of Lollapalooza). "It was sure, why not? completely doing this to satisfy our- this selection of music, because of all Hammet destroyed one of his copies sold of "Metallica (Black)." Puppets? We already made it!" It's just another festival to me." selves creatively and musically," the hype about "Load" and here was guitars during "Wherever I May Metallica jumped the barrier that They had come to the crossroads In response to a 13-year-old boy's Hammett says. Metallica playing what got them Roam," giving some lucky fans crossed metal and pop alternative mu M here, as musicans, they needed to do question of if Metallica was 'going' al- For Metallica that's fine, but when famous to begin with. momentos of the concert. sic with their new release of "Load." something different. "Load." brings ternative. Ulrich says, "We are not go- their songs start being played a million "Sad But True." a popular song After two encores and a great Some people seemed angered by this post-metal feeling, as well as an pop al- ing 'anything.' this is the 15th year of times on the radio, you never want to from their multi-platinum album, version of "Breadfan," the ending of "Metallica." brought on chanting this spectacular performance was just transition from pure metal lo more ternative sound. us doing what we have always done and hear the song again. from the crowd. fantastic. mainslream rock.but Metallica is a very Popular songs, such as "Hero of the the only thing we know how to do. Metallica will never record another al- Once "Sad But True" ended all the One of the beams which supported opinionated and sell-dependent band, Day." "Until li Sleeps" and "King which is be Metallica." bum like "Master of Puppets." but lights went oul and it was totally the lights, fell down and caught on namely they do whal they want lo do. Nothing." resemble similar sounds as The problem is this. Metallica was a whatever they do it is still Metallica and black for about five seconds. Then, fire. This lead to more sparks and "There is a percentage of people who that of heavy alternative bands. popular metal band, before the 'black' everyone will be listening. these heavy red lights with steam other areas on stage engulfed in pulsed from the stage, as Metallica flames. started playing "King Nothing." Two sideworkers, sitting on a Afler a resounding and fast supporting beam, fell down. One of rendition of "Ain't My Bitch" was which was on fire for about 10 Oscar celebrates his independence played. Metallica was all warmed up seconds before he was put out. The to really get going. other fell 20 feet and hit the ground Vince Giicmcri noted the fact that many of the films arc distributed by big studios. Hardy cited As the lights dimmed even further, hard. Paramedics came on stage and The Back Pages it seemed lhat everyone knew dragged him off. "The English Patient" as an example. It was dislributed by Miramax, which is something was going lo happen. While all of this was going on. no owned by Disney. OK. show of hands. Who's seen a movie that's been nominated for an one knew if it was real or not, which "You need to look at the fact that the films considered art films are made by Four large pounding fireworks went Academy Award? off. The fans started clapping in kept everyone attentive and on their the studios." Hardy said. Besides "Jerry Maguirc"'.' rhythm. Then, the sound of a helicop- feet. The Clazel has already shown "The English Patient" and "The Crucible." ter and gunfire could be heard, which Metallica came back on stage to I thought so. Of the five movies lhat have been nominated for an Oscar. which stars Best Supporting Actress nominee Joan Allen. Hardy said in the is the miro to possibly the most finish for one last song, which "Maguire" is the only one thai has grossed more than $100 million, as well as future, the Clazel hopes to get "Shine" and "Sling Blade." and will get popular Metallica song ever. "One." probably means that all thai pyrotech- the only one that was produced by a major studio (Trislar). "Fargo." "The People vs. Larry Flynt." "Portrait of a Lady" and "Hamlet." Just as I thought Metallica was nics and stunt acting were fake. They The Academy Awards this year, more than any olher year in recent memory, He said the Clazel will nol show "Jerry Maguire." going to start the chords, giant 10 foot played "Biltzkrieg" and then left the are dominated by small independent films, with the more popular, and more Hardy noted Tom Cruise, in certain performances, will jockey for an Oscar, flames all around the stage ignited stage. profitable films that sacrifice plot and characterization for explosions and car citing "A Few Good Men" and "Bom on the Fourth of July" as examples. furiously. Throughout the show the chases "He'll do a lightweight film like 'Mission Impossible.' and then he'll do Being in the second to last row. I crowd sang along with every song. It Kevin Hardy, manager of Ihe Clazel Theater, which has recently switched to something like 'Jerry Maguire,' " Hardy said. could feel the heat from them, kind of seemed as though everyone was showing more art and independent films, noted the growing disparity between Hardy made only one prediction on the Academy Awards: he said Lauren like when you open a pre-heated simply celebrating Metallica and their the highcst-grossin;! films and the films nominated for an Oscar, but he also Bacall, nominated for "The Mirror Has Two Faces" will win, because she's oven. enthralling music. While the crowd quieted down. VV Oscar com, on pg. 11 linemark Theatres Saturday -s. Hi/Soul Coughing 'Secret' out of the womanizing nobleman by pre- English. on Live's Emily Brown is conducting the or- worth the trip senting him as a romatic hero new album Dybdahl said that the average col- chestra and Peter Herman is doing the Mike Hammer lege student will enjoy the show, costumes. Herman is a resident of San The Back Pages Nicole Stoner Diego who came to Bowling Green The Back Pages which he called a comic opera, and You are going to Receda lo make love will especially Ike seeing Don get to help out with this show. to a model from Ohio I, like many other Live fans, what he deserves in the end. Students can get tickets for "Don who's real name you don't know. having become somewhat bored Come see us at our open house The highlight of the show for people Giovanni" for $5.00 at the door. The - Soul Coughing,"Screenwriters with "Throwing Copper," have on SATURDAY MARCH 1st from 10:00-2:00p.m, is that they actually get to see a per- show is playing at 8 p.m.Friday and Blues" been anxiously watting for them I was very excited to see Soul PIEDMONT APARTMENTS son taken into Hell when Don finally Saturday at Kobacker Hall. Coughing for the first time and I was to release another great CD, and I gets what's coming to him. not dissapointed. To make the tripi am happy to Bay that we have not corner of 8th and High St. earlier this week on Monday the 24th I waited in vain Their new CDj 352-9378 secured a ride with my fellow R.A. over "Secret Samadhi,'' does not in Conklin. Michael Stipkala. contain one bad song. It's a little Chenywood Health Spa membership with every rental Congressman protests We had to miss our staff meeting, but darker and some BOHgS are a little I was determined to go. We rode with THE Inends. Melanie and Kevin, who took more sexual (chei k out the video airing of uncut us to Ashland College to pick up the last for "Lakini's Juice") than their last member of our concert crew. Brendan. two CDs, but it definitely shows Well, none of us knew exactly how to that they have grown since the get to Ashland, but once we reached the 1994 release of "Throwing Cop- city limits we could immediately tell. 'Schindler's List' per" The first store within the city limits was a warm, inviting convienient store with Live has created some wonder- The Associated Press a sign the said BUDWEISER WEL- ful, powerful music on "Secret he was sorry a fellow Republican would COMES HUNTERS . always a sign of WASHINGTON-An Oklahoma con- take such a narrow perspective. Samadhi;" I found myself paying higher education. gressman said NBC took network tele- "This should not be the view ex- more attention to the music than After finding Brendan's room and vision "to an all-time low, with full fron- pressed by someone who holds public eating,we were on our way to Colum- the lyrics, which is unusual for tal nudity, violence and profanity" when office." said D'Amato. bus. The Newport, where dbassist, the that contains lines such as, "I can movie Sunday evening should outrage ticularly embarrassed that they were *Mijgh. guitarist, the drummer, a keyboardist smell your armpits. You stole my parents and "decenfminded individu- made by a member of my own party." | and also an electric violin player and a idea...this puke stinks like beer," als everywhere." Cobum said public outrage could be saxophone player They had a great NBC. which estimated that 65 mil- be the only way to stop the netwoks and "Little swami's got his bowl jazz influenced rock sound and some lion people watched all or part of the from "polluting the minds of our chil- to eat. Little swami always walks very tight lyrics. They loosened up the three hour. Oscar-winning movie,called d r e n. his beat, sweet feet. Little swami's crowd and put on a good show, getting Cobum's view frightening and said it "I cringe when I realize that there Fab. 28 • The John Mullins Band March 23: Tha Presidents of the United everybody ready to keep moving when got his bowl to eat, and I sing the __^^^^^_^_^^^^^_ States ot America is proud of its telecast. were all these children across the na- Soul Coughing hit the Mage dirge song," respectively, you "We think that Congressman tion watching this program. They were Soul Coughing appeared at around SATURDAYS Cobum's statement should send a chill exposed to the violence of multiple gun- begin to wonder about the twenty after 9 and didn't leave the Mage through every intelligent and fair- shot head wounds, vile language, full experiences Kowalczyck has been until after 11. Our concert crew had a minded person in America." Don frontal nudity and irresponsible sexual having over the last three years. Ohlmeyer. NBC West Coast President, activity." he said bet on the opening song of the set..They opened up with the first track off their In spite of, or maybe because of told The Washington Post "This is ex- The black and white film directed by debut album RUBY VROOM , released the strange lyrics, it's very difficult actly what we find frightening about the Steven Spielbergwas shown virtually in early 1994*Is Chicago. Is not to stop listening to Live's third 'helping hand' of the government in- uncut and uniterupted by commercials. THE MILLENIUM Chicago.^None of our crew had picked THEKER LEVEL: MUSIC FOR M MASSES 90S DANCE. DISCO. HIM terfering with television programming It hasaTV-M rating (mature audiences CD. If you didn't run to get this that song, but I was the only one who decisions. NBC is exlrememly proud of only). the day it was released, go now. SUBTERRANEAN LEVEL-, OJ DAVIO WILL SPINS MODERN ROCK predicted (he right album. Everybody its presentation of this unique award- Before the show began, Spielberg per- SOUND FACTORY : TECHNO, HOUSE, ACID else chose songs from Soul Coughing's "Secret Samadhi" is a CD you do winning film." sonally advised viewers the movie was not want to miss! ^% r*ll«l IXI_ SUPERIOR TOLEDO Sen. Alfonse D'Amato. R-N.Y.. said not appropriate for young viewers. Soil! cont. on pg. 11 IIVFO LIIVE: 419-243-4449 OR 444B Friday, February 28,1997 The BG News page eleven

SOlll cont. from pg. 10 'Dante': laleM rclea« IRRESISTIBLE BLISS • What's on tap The whole nighl was dominated by songs off RUBY VROOM. with several from Ihe new album thrown in and one • this weekend a disaster brand new song. Unfoununately some of the concert Compiled by Inn Reynolds goers, who probably only showed up I he Back Pages of a movie because they had seen the SUPER BON BON video on MTV. tried to start a Troy Reynolds mosh pit. Soul Coughing's sound is I asystreel ( af£: The Back Pages decidedly jazzy rock, like hyped up Friday—Ark lounge music with a lyncal kick, you Band ® should never mosh to it. As soon as the Saturday— Lwenl to see "Dante's Peak" moshers started jumping around, the Eddie Burks I band stopped and informed them that Howard's: last weekend. Well, actually, I they should stop immediately and leam went to see "Absolute Power", how to dance. Lead singer M. Doughty Friday and but because the times for the kept a running dialogue with the crowd. Saturday—Rizzo film were wrong in the paper, I Not openoly discouraging crowd Gish Film Theatre: (free) was left with either missing the surfing, but making fun of the "punk I riday— I his rock" girl who got dropped when she Island Earth 7:30 p.m. first twenty minutes, or watching tried to crowd surf. He also had a "Dante's Peak". This is impor- Saturday—Born running pole on who everybody's to Be Wild 7:30 p.m. tant, because you need to know favorite Spice Girl was. Doughty also Olscamp Hall, Room 111: that otherwise, I never would told us his view on Ihe Spice Girls (S2.00) have given "Dante's Peak" a "You know, that don't do the singing Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton battle volcanoes in "Dante's Peak* thing that well, the don't do the dancing Friday and thought. In fact. I had already thing that well, and they really don't Saturday—Thinner 8 p.m. sworn to a friend that I wouldn't intro, however, the film calmed refuses to leave when the plot —which is okay, but nothing even look that good, bui hell they're and 11 p.m. see the film in a million years. down and fell into a nice, volcano erupts —the children are special —but the scenes and number one in 30 country's God love Olscamp Hall, Room 101: I went into the movie with comfortable pace. left alone and decide to go up to special effects. This volcano is "em. Friday—The Doughly's main problem with low expectations, and was I'm not saying the film was rescue her: a dog disappears and beautiful, and the special effects Creal Guinness Toast 7:30 pleasantly surprised. It was the Spice Girls is probably just musical anything great. It is still just a is assumed dead, until he is are wonderful. Some of the differences. Soul Coughing is a p.m. nothing more than I expected —a cookie-cutter action/disaster discovered later and saved in the majestic views of the country are heavily jazz influenced band with Union Ballroom: standard action/disaster film. film. Every cliche disaster film nick of time: and a rift between spectacular, and just wait until catchy and intelligent lyrics, they also Friday—Fourth But it was enjoyable nonethe- plot device that I can think of Hamilton and her mothei-in-law that baby erupts. play their own instruments unlike some Annual Fashion Show 7:30 less. I've been a fan of Pierce was included. Brosnan loses his ends only when one of them shitty bands mentioned above. Soul p.m. In the end. I guess I can't Coughing formed back in 1993 in New Brosnan's since his days on love during the initial volcanic Planetarium (Si donation sacrifices herself to save the recommend this movie —don't York city when Doughty approached the "Remington Steele". and I eruption, and is unable to others (guess which one). There spend money on it on my other members of the band stand up suggested): expected to enjoy his perfor- reconcile himself to it, until he are other things, but pick them account. But if you're going to bassist Steinberg, keyboardist De Gli Friday—Comets Are Coming S p.m. mance, but I was unsure as to meets Hamilton. Hamilton is the out for yourself. see it anyway, you should like it. Antoni and Israeli bom drummer Gabay. and have been touring almost Sunday— what the rest of the film might mayor of a small town recently Brosnan does a good job. I suspect that it will be the best constantly since. The band loves to Comets Are Coming 7:30 hold. I haven't cared for any- voted Second Best Place to Live and Hamilton is much better volcano movie of the year, after play on the road and have said in many p.m. thing Linda Hamilton has done in America, Population under than she has been recently. The all. interviews that they live for the live Kobacker Hall: since "Beauty and the Beast" 20.000. which just happens to be best part of this movie is not the shows, and they put on a good one. # (no, not even the Terminators). sitting at the bottom of a—until \ Friday and Saturday—-Don Giovanni 8 So. going into the movie with recently—dormant volcano. p.m. the open mind I already alluded Brosnan calls a meeting to Oscar com. from pg. 9 Eva Marie Saint Theatre: to, I met with my worst fears. discuss putting the town on alert, never won before. Saturday— Allen While, director of the (Spoiler Warning: I am going to but because a wealthy business- "Every Good-Bye Ain't discuss many plot developments man is considering investing in University Film Studies program, is disappointed that "Evita" wasn't Gone" 8 p.m. of the movie. If you haven't seen the town, they don't want to nominated, but said that's showbiz for Union Ballroom: it yet and don't want the story scare him away. Of course, later you. Saturday— ruined for you, don't read this. on. the rich businessman and his "It's the Hollywood business that's Gospel Choir Concert 6-9 On the other hand, it won't pals arc killed while trying to running the show," While said. "The p.m. really spoil anything, because escape the town in a helicopter, popular films try to make money. Bryan Recital Hall (free): Oscar-nominated films are art." you know exactly what is going which only they can afford. But why the difference between Sunday—Paul to happen five minutes into the There are several other popular films and art? Hardy said it's Makara (violin) 3 p.m. show.) things, as well: Hamilton due to some qualities that are lacking Men's Basketball: The movie opens with an chastises her son for playing in in popular films. Saturday—vs. erupting volcano, and plenty of an abandoned mine shaft, which "On the one hand, the big block- Central Michigan 1:30 p.m. destruction. Of course, it is only later saves their lives: a transmit- busters aren't written so well." Hardy Hockey: said, citing the fact that "Indepen- Saturday—vs. a prologue to the actual story. ter pack from NASA is conve- dence Day" had plot holes big This is exactly what I thought niently removed from a robot enough to drive a truck through. "But Michigan State University 7 the film was going to be like: and left in the hotel room; on the other, people are going." p.m. chaos and havoc. 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