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Weather MONDAY Today; August 26, 1999 showers Volume 87, Issue 3 High 79. Low 62 Tomorrow: haze High 86, Low 63 BGA doily News independent student press honors BY JENNIFER LULEY Malone, administrative assis- members have been awarded The BG News tant for Chapman. Currently the University's Master "The word has gotten out there are also nine non-Chap- Teacher Award. about Chapman," according to man program students living in Klein said he was pleasantly Tom Klein, and it has spread Chapman Hall, she said. surprised with the success of not only throughout the Uni- The Chapman Community the program since its creation. versity, but across the state, as serves primarily first-year stu- "I had no idea what would well as the nation. dents and provides special pro- happen," Klein said. "All we In its third year, the Chap- graming and academic opportu- experienced the first year was a man Living and Learning Com- nities for its participants. lot of terror and a lot of hope. munity Program had a waiting "We are one of the most And that terror and hope all list of 30 students to get into ambitious and intensive and paid off." the program. This year, the pro- innovative living community Much of the success of the gram has more than 260 first programs in the nation," Klein program is based on its philoso- year students enrolled; there said. phy. were 159 students enrolled in This success of the program "We try to make courses the program's first year. can be seen by the awards it more personal and make stu- The Chapman Living and has received and the satisfac- dents not feel like they're just a Learning Community is a resi- tion level of current and former number," Klein said. dential community primarily students involved, Klein said. Klein said he hopes the suc- for first year students where Since its creation, Chapman cess of the program will contin- students live and learn togeth- has received a University ue and that they will be able to er through close interaction award from college student per- build on its success. sonnel in the College of Educa- "Our past and present stu- with each other and University BG Newi Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE faculty. tion as well as a national award dents as well as our faculty Since then, the waiting list from the American Association members are very excited about The Chapman Learning Community, located in the Chapman residence hall, has gained national has been resolved, said Nancy of Higher Education. In addi- the success of the program and recognition and has earned several awards. tion, five Chapman faculty we hope it continues," he said. Services College does not mean losing faith may lead By BRAND I BARHITE interested in Christian fel- to wellness The BG News lowship through its Lutheran Those Sunday mornings Student Center. The center By MICHELLE REITER that used to be church holds a weekly Bible study The BG News days may easily Wednesday at 9 p.m. led by Whether people are looking become sleep in days when college students. The center for spiritual wellness or a more students go away to college. also sponsors monthly ser- balanced diet, LifePaths, Jour- vice projects, which include ney to Wellness, a holistic heal- Yet Pastor Todd Jenks of the trips to nursing homes and ing service in Bowling Green, Community of Christ Luther- yard care for elderly citizens. has something for everyone. an Church said students can Additionally, the Commu- Holistic healing is a type of maintain their faith if they nity of Christ Lutheran healing that concentrates not make it a priority to do so. Church holds Sunday wor- merely on specific, ailing part of "Students have to be inten- ship services a person, but on making sure tional about at 10:30 a.m., that the whole person is scheduling Cover story which is a healthy and balanced. time for their more contem- LifePaths is a program founded faith whether porary and and developed by Lori Will- it be time to worship or time to casual service geared toward marth-Dunn, a local exercise spend with Christian friends," students, Jenks said. physiologist. Located on Con- Jenks said. Reaching out to students neaut Ave., this program offers There are various reasons is also the objective of St. an alternative to ordinary fit- students may neglect their Thomas More University ness/health regimes by offering faith once they are in college. Parish, according to Father holistic healing, which concen- Many students have busy Kir Saelzler. He said the trates on the overall wellness of schedules that do not allow for BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE BGSU Catholic Newman St Thomas More University Parish, 425 Thurstin, offers students four opportunities to attend mass a human being. weekly worship sessions, oth- "(We offer] a holistic view of Club is one such organization on the weekend: Saturday at 5 p.rr . and Sunday at 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. ers are not sure where to turn that is designed to bring the person and not just a focus after they leave behind their together University Catholic several opportunities to attend Saelzler suggests surrounding problem it is better to ask on the physical body," Will- religious support network, students. They are involved mass, which are held on Satur- oneself with fellow Christian questions and valk to some- marth-Dunn said. "We look at a Jenks said. with planning the Christmas days at 5 p.m. and Sundays at friends and asking questions if one." person's spirituality, their con- Jenks said the Community Ballroom Mass and designing 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. concerned about one's faith. Jessica Starkey, a sopho- nection with themselves first, of Christ Lutheran Church can weekend retreats. For those who need more "College is a time of ques- then other people, then the big- offer a support group for those Additionally, students have than a weekly worship session, tioning," he said. "If you got a • See RELIGION, page six. ger picture — whatever that means to them." According to a Lifepaths pamphlet, the program's pur- pose is to incorporate the mind, Jerome Library mural body and spirit into one through a number of tried-and- true techniques. attracts student attention Each person who comes to Lifepaths is given an assess- ment survey that will place Students speculate as to what massive them into a program that will best target one's wellness painting could does represent needs. Each program will seek By NICK HURM mural is a design of design. in mind, Linda Dobb, dean of to address the six components The BG News The design sparked up a lot libraries, went into action, get- to wellness according to LifePaths: spiritual, physical, Many students look twice of controversy when it was first ting funds together to give the introduced because no one intellectual, social, emotional when passing the Jerome mural a face-lift. and environmental. Library. Some even look a third knew exactly the meaning Within the next year, After your program is deter- time trying to figure out what behind it. According to an arti- Drumm's mural on the Jerome mined, there are a variety of the mural on the library's walls cle in a 1996 edition of the Library was revamped, yet its options available. Personal depict. depiction is trainers are offered to help you R is a bunch still a mys- adhere to a wellness plan s « TiS " ofbookends. All the books tery. designed for you. thanTis^yste- represent the colleges. The mural holds it all "I see a None of these programs bunch of resemble a typical fitness pro- rious. in 1965. together kind of like the library holds the gram, the pamphlet stated. For President classes together." televisions instance, there is "Reiki," an and a gas William Jerome, Jackiyn Broerman ancient healing method for pump," said Ill (1963-70) Freshman early childhood intervention specialist transferring healing energy hired the current Trina Belcik, from a.giver to a receiver. This artist-in-resident junior biolo- involves two (it stresses "fully Donald Drumm to paint the Bowling Green Sentinel, gy major. clothed") people who meet in a quiet room. Music is playing side of the ten-story building. Drumm said in the summer of Jackiyn Broerman, a fresh- man early childhood interven- gently in the background while After two years of work 1966 he was almost kicked off the people are arranged shoe- made by applying white cement campus and his work was tion specialist major, had a less on a massage table, and to concrete and then sandblast- brought to a halt because of the slightly different take on the the receiver touches the pres- ing, Drumm finished his task. resentment he received. Yet story. sure points on the giver's body Drumm considers his work a encouragement and backing by "It is a bunch of bookends," and through this, gains energy. "non-objective" mural. The Jerome helped settle the con- Broerman said. "All the books Additionally, there are yoga BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE artist wanted to interpret the troversy. represent the colleges. The classes. Anita McClough, mem- age in which we live through Thirty years later, the winds mural holds it all together kind ber of one yoga class, said that she left the program extremely The mural on the Jerome Library, created by Donald Drumm in texture, shape, color and over- and weather have faded the of like the library holds the 1965, has puzzled many. all form of relationship. The mural considerably. With this classes together." • See WELLES, page six.
***- '<•*■"- •V-f-ffr.-r.-r* page 2 The BG News Thursday, August 26, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Patience key virtue for school I was not sure what I things that you can do here? hundred and they still have PEOPLE Iwanted to write about. I Where else can you meet all lots more people to see. 'mean, this is one of the first of the diverse people that This is not only a time of on the street ; articles of the year so I sup- you can here? Where else happiness for many people pose that I should welcome can you find so many bars but it is also a time of chaos; : everyone back and tell you with so many people your Question: What do you think of the new voicemail system? lots of chaos for everyone. what a great year it is going age? Where else can you only to be. work around thirty hours Just be patient. Negative. I won't welcome (between class and studying Also, get a bike or walk to : you back. Not that it is any- - I know that is pretty gen- class so less people will bitch thing personal, but the fact erous) and still be consid- about the parking. If you r : that you are back at school ered as working full time? have been here over a year, means that I have to be Where else do you have then you are fully aware of I! "School is the bomb. back. Right now that is the access to everything: plays, the parking situation and last thing that I want to be I mean, where do you poetry, workout facilities, therefore you should prepare doing. intramurals, parties, tech- have the opportunity yourself. For those of you Summer was just too fast; nology, cultural events, and Jessica Trudeau Angela Piverotto it always is. I guess I had too to do all of the things people from all sorts of back- who do not know about the ^L Senior Sophomore much fun, enjoying the that you can do grounds? parking, just ask someone. Biology Interior Design weather, the lack of needing here?" Nowhere! School is pretty I wish everyone the best ' (u-Uh Sine SpohUr, -I think it's a good to study, being able to do damn cool. I could go on and this year. It will be what you cMtarJ idea, but it's too whatever I felt like. Alas, I your summer?" on about how great it is to be make of it. ,jOT wish I had it confusing for cannot hold on to it forever I guess school is not really here but I think that you get I plan on having a damn r§ when I was a everyone to work so I guess I just have to grin that bad at all. I ran into a the picture. Speaking of pic- good year, but I don't know freshman." out" and bear it and start school bunch of my friends from my tures, invest in a good cam- If wi undergraduate years and about you. I look forward to again. era — you won't regret it. all that lies ahead and the Bridget Keenen Granted there are lots of they expressed how much As we start the year here, adventures that await. If Sophomore good things about being back they missed the excitement I do have some advice to all Psychology you have any ideas for at school. For many, freedom of going back to school. They of you. '• "^Mint's not also talked about how much columns that I might be able is theirs again after having Have patience. There are hooked up yet, but spent the summer back they missed being at school going to be lines for every- to write about, let me know. it wdl be useful in general. home. thing. Get used to it. Take a I am always looking for oiciflt is." Perhaps you were working School, they claim, really book with you when you something interesting to 60 hours a week and school was the best time of their have to go do something in write about. Have fun get- life. With that in mind I real- is like a vacation. And of the Bursar's or the regis- ting settled in! Kylee Kissinger Jenn Copeland course there are the people, ized that I am happy still to trar's office. Realize that you Sophomore Sophomore the friends that you have not be in school, (six years really will more than likely have to Psychology • Jud Laipply is our infuri- Marketing seen since you left them is not that long) instead of in wait. "I would like it if I "I think it's an '■ three months ago. There will the real world. Be kind to the people in atingly optimistic columnist could set it up." excellent resource be the late nights of catching School is the bomb. I the offices; realize that you for The News. He receives ' now that up as you answer the prover- mean where do you have the are just one person and they positive reinforcement at working. bial question, "How was opportunity to do all of the have already seen over a judson@bgnet. bgsu.edu. Stupid violence not the answer loud obscene music about rid- ing this and puffin' on that. There were people telling me which unattractive celebrities I resemble. I was having a great time, mostly just observing the hilarious behavior that had been so diluted for three months. Of course, things had to turn sour. Not more than ten feet in front of me, violence erupted. A Last weekend was a big one. brawl. I would guess that about Restaurants were swamped, a dozen guys were throwing, Wooster Street was a tangled, but I can't be sure. I couldn't crawling mess, and seas of really tell what was going on. young bodies hovered around How the ruckus got started as kegs. Couches were burned. well as who was on what side Jeeps cruised topless, booming are still mysteries to me. It just out tunes. The look, feel and looked like a bunch of scared sound of this little town all little boys trying to look tough exploded like pop-rock. I was without doing any real damage. here for the entire summer, and It kind of looked like a mosh pit it was pretty boring without until guys started grabbing bot- you all. Welcome back. tles and threatening to break I didn't make it out to any skulls with them. Quite ridicu- bars until Sunday night, how- lous. ever. As I am saving up for an I don't see why two people astromech droid, I had to work can't fight each other without very late on Friday, Saturday the rest of the world jumping and even Sunday night. But in. Don't get me wrong — the Sunday, 1 was off before 2 a.m. bouncers have every right to and decided to change quickly jump in. But all these people and hurry to a local drinking who "have their buddy's back" establishment. or just see a fight and dive in The crowd was impressive, for no reason need a reality How tough do you really feel the way people count on. their but not overwhelming — the check. after you've beaten somebody friends to kick more ass than Wanna be famous? Write a Let- best kind of crowd. I was I'm not really against fight- up with the help of your entire they do. Brawls often injure pleased with my surroundings ing. I try to avoid it, but if clique? as well as the taste of the cold somebody comes to me looking uninvolved parties who just ter to the Editor or Guest Col- beverage I so responsibly for a fight, I consider it dishon- And as for bottles, it just happen to be standing too close. drank. If only for a scant half- orable just to walk away with- goes to show how scared some Brawls are stupid, unethical, umn and send it to The News at hour, I would finally indulge in out showing that person exactly of those little boys were. "I don't think I can take you with my and a big headache for the peo- the intricate social game known with whom they're trifling. Vio- ple who are employed at the 210 West Hall (labeled disk as BG Nightlife. lence has a place in my world ... fists..." is the frame of mind one would have to be irt. Hello? You bar. Don't get my back. There were strangers telling one-on-one. argument-settling, can kill someone or render preferably) or via e-mail to tay- me awful jokes, beautiful put-up-your-dukes and may the them a vegetable with one of women and the infinite word- best man win because the best R.S. Plummer is a punchy man is me. those. Do you want that on your [email protected]. See Policy less language of young drunk conscience, or do you have a columnist for The New*. Com- people. There was Abercrombie. But I don't want anybody to conscience at all? ments may be thrown at him via There was Fitch. There was "have my back" just the same below for guidelines. as I don't want to fight four peo-_ Brawls are an indicator of mail at 210 West Hall. ■■HB 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. 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? V^^:>J':-.-. , , *-**u^. page 3 The BG News Thursday, August 26, 1999 Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603
yerself attitude I remember • On a totally unrelated Kansas and the Wicked ACROSS ■ 1 ■ i - II 11 ■' 13 from shows like The Electric note: Who caught the freak Witch of the West (or was it 1 Stepped on it - Company' and '3-2-1 Con- tornado warning yesterday West Hall?) was squished 5 Duration " afternoon? 9 Ms Two-shoes? ' tact.' beneath a brand new park- 1M ■ 14 Indira's dress Apparently, there was one During a typical show, an ing deck. 15 Adam's 20 ■ spotted just south of town. birthplace i amazingly racially diverse That message certainly cast of moderately talented One confidential source says 16 Harden B ■ • ■• ?> ?8 that it was spotted hovering never came. 17 Unofficial vote children sing, rap, dance 19 Player and Sinise H n f clumsily, and awkwardly directly above the band field. So this really cool class I 20 Btoxi Blues Wherever its location, it cer- i' t teach the audience how to was in the midst of got cut playwright - make things like cootie- tainly wreaked havoc on my short half an hour, and for 22 Ha* piece'' - i i hen you have a lot on 4:30 lecture class. One 25 Hair-care product ' catchers and recycled paper. what? 26 Morning nrs 1 m your mind, ideas and images minute I am complacently 29 Secret cache and words just kind a pop Actually, I can't believe I reading the syllabus and All I saw when I ventured •: U 1 ■ 30 Likearjte loser i watched this program more out the door was a moderate- into your head. pondering the menu of my 32 US defensegrp '- r 1 " than once. evening meal. The next ly cloudy sky. For the most 33 Disney World - For example, I was sitting attraction " 1 B ■•■ Anyway, the show itself is minute the crisp calm voice part the sun was shining, around the dorm room, con- 34 Dorothy's dog " tolerable, I suppose, consid- on the Olscamp public happy college kids were 57 templating the reading I had 35 Drugstore chain ii ■ 1 ■■■■ to do for Friday, when the ering its target audience. address system told me to walking in groups near the 36 Requests i get the heck downstairs at 37 Paying || word "zoom" danced across The only thing about it that I cemetery on Merry Street, breakneck speed for heaven's passengers : ! my brain. have come to despise is the and everything looked pretty &i sake and avoid all windows 38 Utters smallest theme song. as a picture straight out of 39 Little piggies '- 1999 Tnoune Media Se'vwwi. *K 1 Of course, instantaneous- and pray to a major deity i 8/26/99 40 Gusto All rights resefvcO ly I thought of the gratingly Imagine six or seven that we don't get sucked into the Student Handbook. hyperactive youthful voices 41 Spending frenzy chipper afternoon kids' show the void. I figured at that point that 42 Strike at full volume. Okay. Now of the same name. disaster had somehow been 43 Bad deeds 8 Instructs have them repeat the same Actually, it was more like 44 Those people's 9 Richard Ge-e Me I spent many a bored "please evacuate to a marked miraculously avoided. Per- CROSS, syllable over and over 45 Goiter Erne rote afternoon in the stuffy air 46 Dawson of again.It should sound some- tornado shelter." But I knew haps Bowling Green was 10 Son of Judah word conditioning of my apart- what he or she meant. spared because of its pure kxjtoall 11 ' Town' thing like this: 47 Jewelry choice 12 Parched LOOKING FOR ment this summer watching So I and a couple of com- and devout population. Per- "Come on and ZOOM 48 Water off Cuba 13 Positive response this show, a cigarette (kids padres meandered down to a 51 Banana 18 George ol ANSWERS IN ALL come on and ZOOM come on haps we were sucked into a — don't smoke!) in one hand lecture hall, bemoaning our weird time warp, like into a 54 Aircraft with "Cheers' THE WRONG and the other covering my and ZOOM A ZOOM A luck, discussing parking (I pontoons 21 Briel notes ZOOMA ZOOMA ZOOMA parallel universe or some- 58 Use a soapbox 22 Put away a PLACES? eyes. can't help it; it's a fascinating ZOOOOOOM! thing. 59 Infield cover, sword GET SOME HELP This PBS marvel com- topic), money, global politics, briefly 23 Planting layer bines the most aggravating It's enough to make me the usual. We waited twenty Or maybe, just maybe, it 60 Donated 24 Noisy FROM THE was one of those awful 61 Sniffers disturbances aspects of Barney (of saccha- leave any future childbear- minutes for a friendly emer- ANSWER KEY — rine purple dinosaur fame) ing up to anybody else on gency-handling person to tell ZOOM kids having fun with 62 Chop 26 Confidence 63 Fencer s stiletto builder with the "gee-golly" do-it- this planet but me. us that Dorothy was back in the PA. system. 27 Lehrer's former DOWN partrer 1 Draft tetters 28 Some diving By Nora McVittie Everyone 2 Butter serving ducks 41 Baseball theft'' 50 Naked who loves 8 3 Misdo 30 Authontanan 43 Overjoys 51 Male heir THE Ha^OEST P3RTW3S 4 ' Upside Down" communists 47 Lively 52 In favor o< 3c-TiMfr USE 'iTfJEVCR a.m. classes singer 31 Strong pink 48 Issue a traffic 53 "Viva __ Vegas" Htap£;E>Jerx 5 Luke warm 35 Home lor ticket 55 Bnef rest raise your 6 Sacred image homeless kids 49 Brummel or 56 Hoiiday lead n 7 Allen and Blanc 37 Hot head' Bridges 57 Observe hand. will play 11 home matches dur- Black Student Union ing the regular season. Welcome Back Cookout Cochrane Field Free cookout to welcome stu- UPCOMING dents back to BGSU. Trans- 6 p.m. portation provided from Union events Men's Soccer scrimmage every half hour. Sponsored by at Wright State the Black Student Union. Bowl- Thursday, August 25 Dayton, Ohio. ing Green City Park, Conneaut Street. cia A. Murphy, University Upcoming 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 8 p.m. • Sept. 22. The Status of Toledo. College Republicans Mem- Bowling Green Summer 8 p.m. Brown Bag Latina Women. In support of bership Drive Musical Theater presents Bowling Green Summer Hispanic Heritage Month. • Oct. 20. Peace begins at Union Foyer. "Guys and Dolls" Musical Theater presents Luncheons Home: The Wood County Tickets are priced at $8, $10 "Guys and Dolls" • Sept. 29. Don't Panic: Story. Presented by Michelle 10 a.m. ■ 4 p.m. and $12. Contact the Center Tickets are priced at $8, $10 Coming to a Women's Center Understanding "Ab-normal" Clossick, Family/Consumer Sci- Student Employment and and $12. Contact the Center Near You, Wednesdays at noon: Pap Results. Presented by ence; Rebecca Hurst, Behav- Career Services Open Box Office at 419/372-8171 or Randee Masciola, MS, RNC; House 800-589-2224 for details. ioral Connections of WC and Job fair info, posted jobs, Web • Sept. 1. What I Did On Professionals for Women's Mary Krueger. Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical My Summer Vacation. Pre- Health. WalkUp registration, job search Arts Center. sented by the Women's Center workshops. 300 Saddlemire • Oct. 27. All Hallow's Eve: and you. • Oct. 6. Women Coming Student Services Building. 8p.m. -2 a.m. Lost IVaditions. Presented by Out: Generations of Change. Ice Breaker Dance Colleen Coughlin, Women's Friday, August 27 *Sept. 8. Classical Women. Presented by Jessica Teaman, Sponsored by Multicultural Presented by.Dr. Mary Natvig, Vision; Mary Riff, Community Studies. Activities. Grand Ballroom. Activist. In support of National 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. College of Music. College Republicans Mem- Coming Out Day. The Women's Center is locat- Sunday, August 29 ed in Hanna Hall, room 107. bership Drive • Sepl. 15. Women in Sci- Union Foyer. ence: A short history, a per- • Oct. 13. Women With Dis- Brown Bag luncheons are free 2 p.m. photo/www.bgju.rdu sonal narrative. Presented by abilities in the United and open to all. Bring your Women's Soccer hosts Val- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. paraiso Dr. Deanne Snavely, Chemistry. States. Presented by Dr. Patri- lunch and a friend! The Charles E. Perry Field Student Employment and House, home for intramurals, The Falcons and Valpo meet Career Services Open Listen: psigo intercollegiate athletics and today. Last year, the Brown and House "Wild and Crazy" George W. Bush physical education. Orange opened the season with three is nothing Job fair info, posted jobs, Web a come-from-behind win over without you, Walk-Up registration, job Box Office at 419/372-8171 or the host Crusaders. Cochrane search workshops. 300 Sad- reader! We need\ 800/589-2224 for details. Field. dlemire Student Services Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical your input. What Building. Arts Center. Monday, August 30 questions would 4 p.m. 8p.m. - 2 a.m. 10 a.m. - 2p.m. like to sea Women's Soccer hosts Ice Breaker Dance 'People Called Women' Sales at featu, Michigan State Sponsored by Multicultural Tables The Falcons open the 1999 reg- Activities. Grand Ballroom. A Toledo feminist bookstore will would make ular season with a contest be on-campus with a range of smile? Whafi against the Spartans. This is Saturday, August 28 books, t-shirts, gifts and music. the first of three matches 107 Hanna Hall. \yourfavo\ against Big Ten Conference foes 3 p.m. breakfast for the Brown and Orange. BG , cereal? WORD iriousty — 3E| WEATHER Ms week of the day I new feature punctual profiling TODAY: Showers. High 79, punctual ibers of low 62. 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Mozart sonata better for soul, well-being UN delegates call for child protection The Associated Press Eye on the World The Associated Press A Mozart sonata may lift the soul, but it wont make listeners UNITED NATIONS — Dozens of ambassadors and a top U.N. any smarter, according to two studies that challenge previous official called Wednesday for all governments tc ratify treaties to research and popular belief about the effect of music on intelli- protect children of war and to cease enlisting soldiers younger gence Politics than 18 to fight. The latest results call into question 1993 research that At an open meeting of the United Nations Security Council on showed college students temporarily gained up to nine IQ points the plight of children in war, delegates voiced alarm at the after listening to a Mozart piano sonata. The widely reported increasing numbers of children killed or maimed in wars or findings spawned an industry of supposedly mind-enhancing actively recruited to fight in them. recordings. South Dakota, Georgia and Tennessee, as well as thi Nation- "Children neither start wars nor perpetrate them. They al Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, give away classical should not pay the price for adults' wars," said the deputy CDs to new mothers. And several "Mozart Effect" CDs have been British Ambassador Stuart Eldon in announcing more than a on the Billboard classical charts since January 1998. half million dollars to support U.N. projects for children affected "Listening to classical music is probably good for kids — good by wars. for reasons other than it's going to make them smarter," said U.N. figures, show more than 300,000 children under 18 are Harvard Medical School researcher Christopher Chabris, who known to be currently under arms around the world, in places analyzed 16 previous studies and published his findings in such as Sudan, Colombia, Angola, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. In Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. most of these countries, children under 15 — and even as young Chabris found that IQ improvements, if any, from listening to as seven or eight — have reportedly been taking part in armed Mozart were not statistically significant. In an accompanying conflicts.In the last decade, 2 million children have been killed, study in Nature, other researchers reported that they tried to 1 million orphaned, 6 million seriously injured or disabled and reproduce the 1993 results and failed. 12 million made homeless because of war. Rain provided aid, water bans still intact Paramount rides close due to accidents The Associated Press The Associated Press COLUMBUS — Rains heavy enough to trigger flood watches CINCINNATI— With the busy Labor Day weekend approach- in eastern Ohio helped some reservoirs but had no effect on ing. Paramount has closed seven rides at its five amusement mandatory watering bans in place because of the drought, state parks because of concerns about fatal accidents this week on two and local officials said. of the rides. "Some groundwater supplies may see a little bit of improve- "We won't reopen them unless we're confident they can be ment, but it will be somewhat temporary," Dave Cashell, a safely operated," spokeswoman Susan Lomax of Paramount Associated Press Photo hydrologist with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Parks, operator of the five parks, said Wednesday. said. Congress party president Sonia Gandhi, right, along with her The closings are in response to an accident Sunday that killed The National Weather Service says 2-4 inches of rain fell on son Rahul Gandhi, respond to a warm welcome by people a 12-year-old boy on the Drop Zone, a free-fall ride, at Para- parts of eastern Ohio Tuesday night, prompting a flash flood gathered from the Punjab state, during her first election cam- mount's Great America park in Santa Clara, Calif., and a watch for five counties. This summer, 45 communities have paign held at the Government College for Boys in Ludhiana, standup roller coaster accident Monday at Paramount's Kings reported watering bans caused by the drought. India on Wednesday. Dominion park near Richmond, Va.
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Keepers Snack Bar Closed over how people arrived in perhaps far earlier than the Commons Dining Center 7:30am - 2:00pm Amy Dansie North America. Canadian iceman. McDonald Dining Center 7 30am 2:O0pm Three teachers were hunting Anthropologists said radio- la State Museum Canon Oft Chily's Express 8:00am 2:00pm for sheep in a remote corner of carbon dating is the necessary 7:30am - 2:00pm from the glacier also would help plains similar to today's Yukon, northwestern British Columbia first step in the investigation. A OT Express 8:00am midnight when they found the well-pre- variety of other tests, including to establish his age. said paleoecologist Rolf W. SEPT 4 served body Aug. 14 in a rapid- analyzing his ancient DNA and Researchers said Wednesday Mathewes of Simon Fraser that the test could yields sur- Founders Keepers Food Court 10:00am 7:00pm ly melting glacier in Tatshen- X-rays of his skeleton, can University in Vancouver. shini Park, just south of the reveal the man's health and prising results on the Canadian Kreischer Sundial Food Court 10:00am 7:00pm Contamination is another Yukon-British Columbia bor- diet, as well as his culture, way iceman. Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed concern Fro/on mummies der. The man's flesh was still of life and the environment in Five years ago, radiocarbon (il Express Noon - midnight intact. which he lived dating of a Nevada mummy decompose rapidly if allowed to SEPT. 5 The receding ice also "Probably there were multi- revealed it was 9,400 years old thaw. Founders Keepers Food Court 10:00am 7:00pm revealed his simple posses- ple human migration episodes - the oldest mummy in North Europe's famous Ice Man, sions: a fur cloak, a broad- in the Americas," said Robson America. Previously, it had Kreischer Sundial Food Court 10:00am 7:00pm the oldest and best-preserved brimmed hat, a walking stick, a Bonnichsen, director of the been thought to be no more Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed frozen mummy, now resides in spear and a leather pouch filled Center for the Study of the than 2,000 years old. Kreischer Shadow Snack Bar 7:00pm - midnight a below-zero chamber in an with fish and edible leaves. First Americans at Oregon "When you have something GT Express Noon midnight Tribal leaders and archeolo- State University. very dry or very frozen you Italian museum SEPT 6 gists for British Columbia "It's great to have somebody can't estimate its timeframe In Argentina, three pre- Founders Keepers Food Court 10:00am - 7:30pm announced the find Tuesday, from this far north," Bonnich- based on the state of preserva- Columbian mummies found saying that the body is in cold sen said of the Canadian dis- tion," said Amy Dansie of the Kreischer Sundial Food Court 10:00am 7 00pm high in the Andes are kept in storage in Whitehorse, the covery that was announced Nevada State Museum in Car- Galley 4:30pm midnight freezers They still have blood provincial capital of Canada's Tuesday. "We jus' don't know son City. "The age of the body is GTDeli 4 30pm midnight in their hearts and luniks Yukon Territory. Tests to pre- where he fits into the picture. the critical issue. If it's only Kreischer Shadow Snack Bar 7 00pm - midnight cisely determine its age have Getting an accurate date is 5,000 years old, that's pretty Other 500-year old Inca SERVICES ' "un,krs Keepers Snack Bar 7:00pm - midnight not been completed. Scientists essential." late." mummies, such as the lee To determine the body's age, Several other tests, includ- tan ■ (,11-ipn-ss Noon midnight who initially examined the Maiden, are kept in air-tight remains say it is comparable to scientists must obtain permis- ing DNA sampling and skull displays. But the Ice Maiden 5,300-year old frozen hunter sion from native tribes in the measurements, could shed light »—*!*~ 5 : Normal operating hours resume found in the Alps in 1991. area to take small samples of on the frozen man's cultural was freeze-dried in the arid cli- • e i I Tuesday. 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Student holds faith despite trials By BRANDI BARHITE The BG News Join a student organization After leaving behind the religious guidance of parents St. tHOIHAS fHORE uniuERsrfv PARISH and friends, maintaining one's tHE cfltHouc community At BQSU faith through the college years located just across Ihe street from McDonald Quad can be a major test. 125 Thurstin Av«. Phone: 352-7555 Attention Off-Campus Students Yet one student is stepping up to the challenge. Weekend Mass Your Local Off-Campus address and telephone number will be David Kopans, participant in BG Christian Students, Schedule printed in the BGSU Telephone Directory. said that despite being sur- 'Saturday 5:00pm Use the Off-Campus Local Address Change form below to provide Off-Campus rounded by immoral activities Sunday 10:00am in college, he is comforted by 11:30am residence and telephone only. God's love for him. "Everyone struggles with T-OOom^J drinking, sex and drugs," he ; To assure proper inclusion in the BGSU Telephone Directory please submit said. "Not everyone experi- Completed forms by: ences them firsthand, but temptation is still there. The Wednesday only reason I still have faith in God is that when I have been http //www bgsu edu/studentlife/organizations.'st toms September 1,1999 caught up in immoral activi- email Continued from page one. not to impress others." large group worship. Chris Off-Campus Local more physical therapy major, is I.ast year, Starkey also Stasa. Bible study coordinator, joined Campus Crusades in said he got involved in order to Use this form only if Off-Campus Local Address Change or Correction is required. one such student who turned to St. Thomas for support when order to meet fellow Christian concentrate on his faith. Contact the On-Campus Housing Office to change residence hall or Greek unit address. she arrived on campus last students This year Campus "I figured it would help me year. She tries to attend church Crusades will be holding Real stay focused and not get every Sunday and got involved Life meetings every Thursday involved in a bad lifestyle," at 8:30 p.m. in the Education Name Student ID I I IQ I Stasa said. "I like to go to par- in the Renew 2000 discussion Building room 115. group at St. Thomas. ties, but the only difference is "It was very helpful because However. Starkey admits it that I don't get drunk." ii was ;i way to meet new people Though maintaining one's -SHL.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I can be difficult in college to and party with people who maintain one's faith, especially faith may initially seem chal- appropnaia) share your beliefs and inter- with peer pressure lenging, Saelzler said there ests." she said. really is no secret to keeping ~ I I I I I I I I I I I | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | "Sometimes it's tough, but in Another on-campus support the faith in college. the long run, people will reaped group is the Intervarsity Chris- "Get involved in parishes C* I I I I I I I I I I I | | | | | | | | | | S,ale | | | you more if you stand up for tian Fellowship, which meets and get involved with people what you believe in," Starkey regularly on Thursdays at 8 who share the same faith as ~- I I I I" I I I l-l I I I I * I I I I I 1 1 1 | | | said. 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But I think that we will cling Task Force, the Master Like Quinn. she is a trustee 7 fie BG News Review Committee, an alter- ment at BG High School. need to make improvements in Plan Committee, the Bowling for the First Presbyterian nate for the Planning Commis- The race is on for two local Quinn has also been active material things, not people Green Convention and Visitor's Church, where she also teaches r-sidents competing for mayor. sion, and chair of the last Mas- in community involvement. He things, because we are blessed Bureau, the Municipal Court Sunday school and sings in the Looking to replace current ter Plan Review Committee. He is a member of Rotary, was a to have fantastic people in this Construction Oversight Com- .''ayor Wesley Hoffman are has spent the last seven years trustee and deacon for First city." mittee and Security Advisory choir. She is a regular volunteer . 'hn Quinn (R) and Joyce on the Board of Public Utilities. Presbyterian Church, a mem- Committee, and the City Audit for the annual Black Swamp I .opke (D). Hoffman will retire From 1982 to 1990 he was a ber of the Children's Resource Joyce Kepke Committee. Arts Festival, is active in the in November, after serving as member of city council, serving Center Board for 12 years, and Kepke "I have become totally Heritage 2000 downtown reno- mayor for eight years. six of those years as council is the administrator of Bud's has spent knowledgeable about the vation project and serves on the president. Welfare Board. 20 of her departments, personnel and John Quinn "In 20 years I've done just "I've been here a long time," 36 years financial aspects of the city Wood County Work Industry Quinn about everything BG has to Quinn said. "I know th" city in Bowl- through my years in govern- Board has been a offer," Quinn said. well, and the city knows me ing Green ment," Kepke said. Kepke said her wealth of resident of Quinn has a 30 year history well. I know the pulse of the serving as Kepke has received several involvement and amiable per- Bowling of teaching in the Bowling city- an at- accolades for her work in the sonality will help her most in Green Green school system. In that He considers himself to be a large city community. Last year she was office. since 1965, time, he ha> been named a humble and quiet guy, at times. council chosen "Outstanding Citizen of and for Martha Holden Jennings Schol- "I don't go out of the way to member, the Year" by the Chamber of "I bring in a lot of adminis- about 20 of ar 11976), outstanding young make noise about an issue, but reserving Commerce. In 1990 she trative experience, legislative those educator by the BG Jaycees I fight for things once I know nine of those years for the role received the American Associa- experience and an ability to years he (1979), and BG teacher of the what the people want." of council president. She has tion of Women award for her work with people," she said. "As has been served on nearly every commit- year (1986). He has also won Quinn had a hard time pre- pursuit of advancement for president of city council I have involved the Spirit of Wood County dicting what issues he will face tee associated with the council, women. developed leadership ability, with local government. He Award (1989) and is a long-time immediately into office, if he with her longest run as finance Kepke opened her political broke into local politics as chair officer in the Bowling Green wins. chair from 1979 to 1997. career in Bowling Green as though (when there is a con- for the Housing Commission in Education Association. "It's bard to tell, because Her other government local president of the League of flict] I prefer to use consensus 1979. His other duties were co- He presently teaches Ameri- issues now mav not be issues in involvement includes the Recy- Women Voters. over confrontation." Save more at Wanted! 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Northern Illinois 65 team has received this honor Preseason 3. Western Michigan 57 football since the league went to a divi- 4. Eastern Michigan 34 sional format in 1997. Coaches Poll 6. Central Michigan 26 - 6. Toledo 19 By PETE STELLA Cm the other hand, Ball State was chosen by the coaches to sit The BG News atop the West Division for the Hawks. Collins was among the place votes not taken by Senior middle blocker Lori MAC honors. She finds herself first time. As fall approaches, so does MAC leaders in both service Miami. Coach Mike Sweitzer Kemerer continues to climb on pace to break the conference something that drives most East Division aces (29) and digs (226) in 1998. returns all six starters from last three BG career lists. She is career record of 5,794 assists. Hardek, Miami's setter ranked season giving them an experi- eighth with 976 kills, seventh guys to plant their butts on NIU enters a season of tran- their couches for six hours out Miami brings back middle second in the conference with enced core to vie for the title. with 90 solo blocks and fifth hitter Alissia Thompson who 13.33 assists per game. with 294 block assists. sition. Todd Kress takes over as of the weekend. That's right, it Third year starter Kim the Huskies head coach for is football season! earned the 1998 MAC Player of the Year Award. She ranked The RedHawks will attempt Branam led the team with 330 Head coach Denise Van De 1999. to defend their 1998 MAC kills. The right-side hitter out Walle is the second winningest And it is also the time for me second on the squad in kills The Husky attack will be led to begin my tenure as the week with 415, good enough for Championship. They also of Elyria finished third in the coach in MAC history with 296 defeated Nevada in the first MAC in that category. overall victories and 133 con- by senior Christy Mikesell who ly columnist, following in such tenth in the conference. led the conference with a .391 great footsteps as those of Dan Thompson proved a force round of the NCAA tourna- ference wins. ment becoming the first Miami Anchoring the Zip defense hitting percentage in 1998. Nied and G. Michael Graham defensively as well, racking up will bejunior Julie McDivitt. Kent, Marshall and Buffalo Junior Mandy Swick will add 119 blocks for ninth in the team to make it to the second For the Falcons, this year round. Seldom does a ball get past the round out the cast in the East some kills. She finished tied for could prove to be a successful MAC. MAC leader in digs. Her quick- Divison. Kent finished 1998 11- third in the MAC with 4.17 per one if everything falls together. Juniors Mindy Collins and The second-ranked team in ness on the floor earned her 21 overall, 5-13 in the MAC. game. Setter Alison Eraser fed Their offense seems to be very Kerry Hardek are the other two the East is the Akron Zips. The second in the nation (4.9 per Marshall was 11-7 in the con- these two the ball with 13.32 strong but the defense may be returning starters for the Red- Zips received the only two first game). ference, 20-14 overall while assists per game. the weakness that BG needs to Buffalo went 0-18 in the MAC, control in order to win games Senior setter Kim Schaper 10-23 overall in their first year The only other team to Look for quarterback Ricky has 4,121 career assists and is in Division I play. receive any first place votes in Schneider, tailback Godfrey closing in on the school mark the West Division was Western Lewis and wide receiver Kurt held by Patti Godzinski (4,869). West Division Michigan. Gerling to be the big playmak- ers for the Falcons. The team also features last Ball State tied Miami and The Broncos lost a very good year's MAC Freshman of the Northern Illinois for the best all-around player in Stefanie Marshall, the defending Year, Ashlie Case. record in the conference last Rolunno. Rotunno piled up champ of the conference, and year (15-3). The Cardinals eleven matches in 1998 in Miami look to be the big con- The Ohio Bobcats are picked edged out NIU in the presea- which she recorded a double- tenders for the Mid-Amercinn third in the division. Although son poll receiving four first double in kills and digs. Conference championship this they lost their top offensive place votes to the Huskies' fall. threat, Amber Merrill (260 three. The team does invite back kills). Three returning seniors senior Mandy Whitfield who Marshall, who was ranked and four juniors anchor the The Cardinals- will be chas- was among the top three on the 24th in the Sports Illustrated Ohio attack. ing their fifth MAC title of the team in kills, digs, blocks and college football poll, sports 1990's. The team will have to service aces. She is the only quarterback Chad Pennington. The Bobcats will be tough at do so without five key players senior on a young 1999 roster Pennington has shattered the net in 1999. Senior middle from 1998. They helped BSU that includes four juniors, two many records in the three years blocker Tracy Nation was sec- win four MAC Championships sophomores and six freshman. as starter for the Thundering ond in the conference with 1.44 in six years. Heard and is being projected as blocks per game. Teammate Eastern and Central Michi- a high draft pick. Katie Mullen edged out Nation They key to the team's suc- gan join Toledo on the back with 1.53 per game. cess will hinge on the play of half of the West Division rank- Miami returns tailback returning setter Emily Sallee. ings. EMU finished 1998 11-19 Travis Prentice, who is a Heis- The Falcons find themselves The 1997 MAC Freshman of the overall, 7-11 in the MAC while man Trophy candidate and will picked fourth out of seven Year was head and shoulders CMU was barely better at 11- make a run at several records teams in the East. BG brings above the rest of the MAC set- 16,8-10 in the MAC. Toledo BG News Photo/MIKE LEIIMKUHLE back four senior starters this set by ex-Texas tailback and Falcon netters JoAnna Poppageorgiou (left) and Lori Kemer- ters with 13.97 assists per game ended last season next to last in last year's Heisman trophy year. Melissa Lewis and in 1998. the conference (3-27, 1-17 er (right)go through their setting technique. BG ranks fourth winner Ricky Williams. Heather Greig led the offensive MAC). in the east division of the Mid-American Conference Volley- attack with 3.88 kills and 11.36 Sallee's performance proved This year in college football ball Poll. assists per game respectively. good enough for first team all- outside of the MAC, look for a sleeper team to take over the ranks and win the National Championship, as happened for Tennessee last fall Tennis has high expectations for year Sports Illustrated ranks Cup and rank first and second Aside from depth, a lot of Penn State number one in a 114 in the Caribbean section. team poll. Penn State's killer By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM coaches agree that strong lead- ership is necessary for success. defense will help them stay in The BG News "Normally, you have a num- games but I don't think their ber one recruit and a number Harris believes that role might offense is of the same caliber. A lot of the pieces are in two recruit," Harris said. be decided by committee Look for Florida State, UCLA place for possibly the best sea- "Right now, I have no idea throughout the year. and my favorite, Ohio State, to son in Bowling Green men's which one is my number one make some noise during the tennis coach Jay Harris'tenure. recruit. All four are talented." "I think well get a lot of lead- ership out of everybody, not just season. In college ball, it is Four talented freshmen join open season for anyone who Matt Wiles and Radu Bartan Sonny and Brandon," Harris six returnees from last season's wants the number one ranking. are the only two players to said. "All those guys contribute 12-13 overall and 4-3 Mid- graduate from last year's team. leadershipwise. Brandon has In the pros, I really don't American Conference team. Bartan, however, is back as an care because I am not a big fan The Falcons also took fourth in assistant coach. matured a lot. He's ready to of professional football. But the MAC tournament. Ten is take on this role. Sonny is more being that I am from Cleveland the most Harris has had on his As of now, Wild is a solid natural at it. He's going to be and, like most of the city, was roster. number one player. But Harris like Papa Falcon in a way. He's crushed when Art Model moved said the lineup from 2-10 could "In the last 2.5 years, we've change many times throughout always led in stretching. He our team to Baltimore, I am begun to establish a tradition gives advice whether it is on happy to see the Dawg Pound the season. Even captains in the sense that other teams Huynh and Gabel do not have a the court or in the classroom." returning. Their new stadium expect us to be a strong con- will light up the city and the solidified spots due to the team In terms of the MAC, Harris tender for the championship," depth. fans, who have not had much to Harris said. "I think we expect believes Western Michigan is cheer about in the last three ourselves to win it every year. "We all push each other day the early season favorite. But years. Before, teams expected us to be in and day out," Kossoff said. he expects the Falcons to be in "It helps out. We have a great. Watch for Green Bay, San in the middle of the pack. We'd the thick of the race along with Francisco and Denver to secure hoped to finish high. I think we schedule. It's going to be excit- Ball State even though the Car- playoff spots, but my pick to have a lot more respect around ing. We have a lot of potential." dinals graduated three seniors. win it all this year would have the league." While depth is not a concern Miami cut its program as a to be the Minnesota Vikings, The returnees are senior for Harris, keeping everyone on result of budget deficits. with Robert Smith carrying the Sonny Huynh, juniors Ben Ash- the same page is, especially ball and Randy Moss, who will ford, Brandon Gabel, sopho- with the large group. Gabel "There are a lot of good become the greatest receiver in mores Mike Kossoff, Ed Kures- believes things are good in freshmen in the league again history, catching the bombs man and Vitek Wild. those terms now. this year," Harris said. "The from quarterback Randel Cun- last two recruiting classes have Joining them are two fresh- "Right now, we're real excit- ningham. been outstanding by all the men from Ontario, Canada in ed to be back," Gabel said. This year should again be an Peter Gardonyi and Geoff His- "Everyone's getting to know teams not just us. Western and BO Newt Photo/MiIKE LEHMKUHLE exciting season for all forms of cox as well as twins Micael and each other. There's always a Ball State. Once those players Brandon Gabel returns a shot from teammate Ed Kuresman In football. Keep your eyes and Nicholas Lopez-Acevedo from threat of that (disorganization] start to get older, you're going an earlier practice. The Falcon men's tennis squad is hoping for ears open and expect the unex- Puerto Rico. The Lopez-Aceve- but there's no sign of it right to see some good play in this their best season ever this year. pected. do twins played in the Davis now." league." b page 9 The BG News Thursday August 2fi J99- Track star goes down in race By BERT ROSENTHAL and rolled in the medical area. when she won her second jump all week." AP Track Writer Her husband, C.J. Hunter, came straight 100-meter title with Ihe Australian sprinter Nova SEVILLE, Spain —The World down from Ihe stands after slap- year's fastest time, 10.70 sec- Pedris-Kneebone said Jones' Championships are over for ping the air in anger over the onds. She had to settle for Ihe absence, no matter for how long, Marion Jones. The rest of the sea- injury. bronze in Ihe long jump, dashing would have a severe impact on son could be in jeopardy, too. Doctors worked over Jones at her hope of four golds. She was Ihe sport. Track and field's most high- the stadium for about 2 1/2 the favorite in the 200 and was "It's tragic," she said. "In my profile woman's athlete crum- hours, before she walked out going to run a relay later in Ihe eyes, she's the Wonder Woman bled onto the track in agony slowly under her own power week. ol track and field. She's gained so Wednesday night, with serious without speaking to the media. The daily grind of competing much respect. back spasms and cramps. Plans to take her to a hospital so often on the hard Mondo track "It's very sad for her in Ihe As she fell during a semifinal .were scrapped and she returned might have taken a toll. championships. I would have heal of Ihe 200 meters, a hush to her hotel, asking not lo be dis- "It's a track built for one race," loved to see her win gold in the came over the crowd of 38,633 at turbed. Emmanuel Hudson, manager of 200. It would have been an Olympic Stadium. Jones has captivated fans with men's 100-meter champion Mau- incredible achievement. She's Jones went down about 50 her brilliant performances, her rice Greene, said. "It's not a prac- admired around Ihe world." meters from Ihe finish, clutching engaging personality, her deter- tice track. Marion hadn't had a Primo Nebiolo, president of I hen - nothing wrong unli a little margarine Hut if \<>u her lower back with her left mination lo win an unprecedent- day off since the championships the International Amateur Ath- load ii on ,it even meal, you're asking foi trouble I hat - hand, her face contorted in pain. ed four gold medals in this began (last Saturday). Thai's a lol letic Federation, was shaken. lm-auv a IIIPI high I" ' aloriea and saturated fat adda lo youi From a silting position, she year's championships and her of work. "I was deeply affected by Ihe risk for heart dbease lb learn more i all ua at 1-KU0- rolled onto her back and was plan lo win five golds in next "She's been taking a beating injury sustained by Marion motionless before two doctors aHA-USAl Or visit http://ww» American Heart || year's Olympics. on Ihe track. It's for sure a long Jones, and I am sure that millions amhrt.org on the World Wide Web AsMniaiKin-^^ rushed to her aid. 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Open Saturdays 9-1 . page 10 The BG News Thursday August 26,1999 Wednesday's Sports Transactions NL Glance, Sub, FROM THE WIRE BASEBALL American League East Division ANAHEIM ANGELS—Placed LHP Mike Holtz on the 15-day W L Pet. GB Baseball disabled list. Atlanta 80 49 .620 — OAKLAND, Calif. — Manny Ramirez hit three of Cleveland's BOSTON RED SOX—Optioned RHP Tomokazu Ohka to Paw- New York 77 50 .606 2 five home runs, and the Indians rebounded from a tough loss to tucket of the National League Philadelphia67 59 .532 11 1/2 beat the Oakland Athletics 12-4 Wednesday. Montreal 52 73 .416 26 Ramirez hit solo shots off Mike Oquist (9-9) in the third and CHICAGO CUBS—Activated RHP Rick Aguilera from the 15- seventh innings, then hit a two-run shot off Jimmy Haynes in the day disabled list. Optioned LHP Dan Serafini to Iowa of the PCL. Florida 50 74 .403 27 1/2 eighth. LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Suspended Albuquerque C Angel Central Division W Pet. GB Omar Vizquel homered and doubled to drive in four runs and Pena seven games for breaking a team rule, retroactive to Aug. 22. L Houston 76 51 .598 — Jim Thome homered. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Recalled LHP Jeff Wallace from Cincinnati 73 52 .584 2 Nashville of the PCL. Acquired RHP Jason Boyd from the Arizona St. Louis 63 64 .496 13 College Basketball Diamondbacks to complete an earlier trade. Pittsburgh 61 65 .484 14 1/2 ERIE, Pa. —A recently hired assistant basketball coach at BASKETBALL Milwaukee 56 69 .448 19 Edinboro University was killed in an auto accident in Erie Coun- National Basketball Association Chicago 52 71 .423 22 ty, Pa. CHICAGO BULLS—Signed C Will Perdue, C Lari Ketner, G West Division Cory Carr and C-F Brett Robisch. GB Bryant Houston, 42, of Cleveland, swerved to avoid a tree limb W L Pet. in the middle of the roadway, according to Pennsylvania State FOOTBALL Arizona 74 52 .587 — National Football League 8 Police. The car slid out of control on the wet road and hit a utility San Fran 65 59 .524 pole. CHICAGO BEARS—Signed K Brian Gowins to a one-year con- Los Angeles 58 69 .457 16 1/2 tract. Colorado 57 70 .449 17 1/2 Houston was pronounced dead at the scene Tuesday by Erie CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed QB Jamie Martin to a one- San Diego 56 71 .441 18 1/2 County Deputy Coroner Harry Glunt. The accident occurred about year contract. Released QB Thad Busby, OL Ben Cavil, TE Aaron 5 p.m. Laing, DL Albert Reese, DB Brandon Sanders, RB Malcolm Tuesday's Games Authorities said Houston was not wearing a seat belt and was Thomas and OL Paul Wiggins. San Francisco 12, Chicago 4 partially thrown from the car. DENVER BRONCOS—Waived OL Leo Goeas. Atlanta 6, Cincinnati 4 HOCKEY Montreal 8, St. Louis 4 Auto Racing National Hockey League Arizona 5, Florida 4 DAYTON, Ohio — An 18-year-old female driver has been BOSTON BRUINS—Agreed to terms with C Sean Pronger and Colorado 3, Pittsburgh 2 signed by Team Pelfrey to compete in the Indy Racing League. G Kay Whitmore on two-year contracts. Re-signed C Shawn Bates Philadelphia 18, San Diego 2 Sarah Fisher, a midget-car driver from Commercial Point, to a one-year contract and LW Ken Belanger to a two-year con- Houston 5, New York 1, 10 innings signed a three-year contract Tuesday to race for Team Pelfrey, of tract. Los Angeles 5, Milwaukee 2 , suburban Huber Heights. CALGARY FLAMES—Signed F Clarke Wilm, D Eric Charron Wednesday's Games Fisher is trying to become the youngest driver and second and F Allan Egeland. Late Games Not Included female to compete in an IRL race. NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Signed a partial affiliation agree- Philadelphia 15, San Diego 1 Michel Jourdain Jr. was the youngest to compete when he drove ment with Chicago of the IHL. Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 2 in the Indianapolis 500 in 1996 at age 19. The only other female NEW YORK RANGERS—Agreed to terms with D John Milwaukee 9, Los Angeles 7 to compete in an IRL event is Lyn St. James. Namestnikov and C Mike Harder. San Francisco at Chicago, 2 Fisher is scheduled to take her IRL rookie test Sept. 2 at the ST. LOUIS BLUES—Signed F Sylvain Blouin. St. Louis at Montreal (n) Las Vegas Motor Speedway. If she passes that test, Team Pelfrey TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Named Dave Heitz Midwest scout, Colorado at Pittsburgh (n) will try to garner enough sponsorship for Fisher to compete in the Scott Luce Eastern Canada scout, Scott MacPherson Mid-Atlantic Arizona at Florida (n) final two races of the season, the vegas.com 500 on Sept. 26 and scout, Dennis Mclvor Western Canada scout, Craig Muni North- Houston at New York (n) the Lone Star 500 on Oct. 17. east scout, Miroslav Prihoda Czech Republic scout, Vladimir Rep- Thursday's Games Arizona (R.Johnson 13-8) at Florida (Dempster 5-6), 1:05 p.m. Fisher has won five midget features this season. nev Russia scout, and Buck Steele Midwest scout. "Indy cars are not like they were when A.J. Foyt drove," said TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS—Agreed to terms with G Jason Colorado (Astacio 14-9) at Pittsburgh (Anderson 1-1), 1:35 p.m. San Francisco (L.Hernandez 7-11) at Chicago (Bowie 1-3), 2:20 Dale Pelfrey, owner of Team Pelfrey. "It took a lot of muscle, but Muzzatti and LW Darrin Shannon. Milwaukee (Peterson 1-1) at San Diego (Ashby 11-7), 5:05 p.m. now they're finesse. She's got a real gentle touch on the steering VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Named Andy Moog goaltending Cincinnati (Guzman 3-1) at Montreal (Thurman 5-9), 7:05 p.m. wheel and throttle." consultant. The Falcon Club Hockey Team ready to keep winning Are you ready for some football? By WENDY WELLMAN BGSU is the only university Davis said that Sampen and also a good defensive center. He The BG News in the MCHC that has a Divi- his players play very well as a runs a tight ship on his line." The purpose of this club is to sion I varsity team. Davis said team and have incredible scor- Cotton also led the team last ing potential. However, they do promote the game of hockey at this helps increase the talent year in points, registering 15 Bowling Green State Universi- pool at the University, giving struggle a little at team ty by providing an active sched- him many skilled players to defense. goals and 19 assists in only 18 ule for the advanced male hock- choose from at tryouts. "We are typically short true games. ey player. Going into his third year of defensemen at tryouts every Another player to watch in Looking for some fast-paced, coaching, Davis is looking for- year," he said. the upcoming season will be on-the-ice excitement here at ward to playing rival Central Other than defensive prob- sophomore forward Shawn BGSU? Michigan again. lems, Sampen said the return- ing players will help increase Coleman. The Bowling Green State "They beat us all three times "He's a hard worker in the last year, including the MCHC the team's winning potential. Tjniversity Men's Club Ice corners, on the back check and Hockey team begins its 1999- playoffs," he said. "We "We've spent a lot of time together getting to know each 2000 season with a home game should've beaten them at least in front of the net," Davis said. other," Sampen said. "Plus we against Grand Valley State once, but we got two bad "Every time he gets on the ice have a laid back atmosphere at bounces that cost us that he just works and works and University Oct. 2. practice and guys who are will- game." works. It'll start paying off this The team ended last season ing to come to practice and with a second place finish in Central Michigan is the only work." year. He knows what to expect the Michigan Collegiate Hockey team in the league last year Davis cites three returning now." Conference and a 10-11-2 that beat BGSU. players in center John Cotton, Tryouts for the men's club record. Outside the league, the Uni- defenseman Brian Albers and hockey team will be held in "We will definitely fare bet- versity of Michigan seem to winger Brandon Rodgers as mid-September Watch its web- ter this year than last year," give BGSU the most trouble. three of his strongest leaders AP Photo site for details or call Brian said coach Sterling Davis. "They were pretty much our with the most experience on the Perhaps the most anxious fans anticipating the new season are "With our schedule we have a most competitive game last sea- team. Perkins at 354-8155. [the fans of the reborn Cleveland Browns. Supporters of the good chance of winning every son," said sophomore forward "All three of them lead by www.bgsu.edu/studentlife/or orange and brown are considered by many as the most loyal game this season." Dave Sampen. example," he said. "Cotton is ganizations/hockey/ fans in the NFL. Game on. $ Doing anything this weekend? You should be. As for what In particular, check out the NOW section Thrusdays and the Enter- Bowling Green's most comprehensive sports coverage. Every weekday In The BG News. talment page. Mondays and Fridays, in Th« BG News. HELP WANTED DID Dining Services YOU NOW HIRING FOR KNOW? FALL 1999 50% of the air pollution in the U.S. Dining Services relies upon student help in the restaurants, dining centers, convenience stores, snack bars and the Student Union Job opportunities are flexible. Available positions include general food service worker, is produced by motor vehicles! cashier, office worker, cook, student manager, student personnel coordina- BACK TO tor, computer specialist, courier and clerical. Wages are competitive and Sponsored by the Center for a variety of incentives are provided. 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A gill of S10.00' is waiting lor you1 Grand Rapids Send or drop oft resume to Finders, 126 N Mam St, BG OH, 43402 By ALAN ROBINSON The arena lease accounted for Blakely Care Center is accepting applica- To receive your gilt and more details Full & Part-time positions available in day AP Sports Writer tions for 2 middle-persons and a dish- care serving infants through preschool much of the delay in Lemieux's washer m our dietary dept These posi- PITTSBURGH — Mario takeover, which Markovitz ini- Go to httpy/www varsitybooks.com/gift age children High school diploma re City Events tions are part-time. 4-7:30pm. There is al- quired Cat! 875-4190 for more ;nto_ Lemieux cleared the last hurdle so an opening tor a part-time cook. 1 00- tially approved June 24. A day Gymnastics instructors. Level 1-5 Spring Break 00 7:30pm. Hourly attendance bonus. 90 in his purchase of the Pittsburgh later, Mayor Tom Murphy Perrysburg Gymnastics A Christian Fellowship Come & Worship Cancun. Uazatlan. or wage increase A annual wage increase with us Fate Temple Church, 175 State 419-P74-9363 Penguins, finalizing a Civic announced that Lemieux's group Jamaica Irom S399 offered Please apply in person 8am-2pm St. 352-9329 Highly motivated. Responsible Arena lease two months after the and SMG had agreed to an arena Reps wantedl Sell 15 and travel tree1 at 600 Sterling Drive. North Baltimore. Lowest Prices Guaranteed!!! OH EOE. Campus Managers Needed deal was first announced. lease. Earn $1500 to $3000 this semester Services Offered Info: Call 1400-4464355 Blakely Care Center is looking for caring, The agreement with SMG was But reaching an oral agree- www sunbreaks.com No sales required out-going individuals who would be inter- Call Mike Corngan O 800-543-3793. reached late Tuesday night and ment on the lease was one thing; ested in working as part-time activity as- Begin the Journey to Wellness Jom the wait staff-dish staff at Nazareth SPRING BREAK 2000-Plan Now' sistants If you enjoy working with people apparently was the final piece of putting it on paper proved time- Tue. nights Yoga class • 6:45-8:00 Cancun. Mazatlan. Acapulco, Jamaica and participating m a variety of activities Hall for upscale weddings & special the puzzle in Lemieux's $95 mil- Call LitePatha 352-5724 events The perfect job for a busy college consuming and difficult, as did & S Padre Reliable TWA flights Please apply in person at 600 Sterling schedule. Call Pam 419-632-2900. lion takeover of the team he led completing the paperwork with Have a guitar and want to learn how to Best prices & packages Book now and Dr.. North Baltimore. OH. EOE. play it? Already play and want to get bet- SAVE! Campus Reps wanted-eam Local firm will be accepting applications to Stanley Cup championships in investors who will contribute Campus Reps Needed ter? Learn chords, scales, accompani- FREE tnps Wed. Sept 1st from 10-4 « the Student 1991 and 1992. Earn $10 an hour working on campus. more than $50 million to the pur- ment, solos, theory, favorite songs, we t 800 SURFS UP Union tor part time-full time positions Ten hours a week No sales required Call Lemieux has already begun chase. teach an genres (rock, country, jazz, clas- www.studentexpress com w/ffex hrs. around classes. All majors closing on the sale, a complicated sical, etc.). Join the students at the East Mike Corngan 0 800-543-3793. may apply $4O.00O7yr in scholarships Markovitz asked fellow U.S. Merry Guitar Studio. Very affordable. We Support group for women with Child care needed for one year old in my avail. co-ops/internships have been process that requires the numer- Bankruptcy Court Judge M. teach you what you want to learn. For anorexia and bulimia concerns. home. 7:30am-12 30pm Mon & Fn. dur- awarded in past. Fun atmosphere, work ous parties involved to sign more Bruce McCullough to mediate a more Information or to set up first lesson. Commitment to confidentiality ing school year. Additional hours possi- locally. $11.45 base-appt or check us out than 100 documents — many of can 352-3872. Aak for Adam Tuesday 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m at the ble 15 mms from campus Experiences on our website © www worklorcestu* lease agreement, with McCul- Women's Center in Hannah Hall references required. 823-1547. dents.com/oh. them related to the arena lease. SKYDIVE BG welcomes you to your new For more into call Student Hlth Services lough holding the last of his ses- adventure. We are offering a back to Longs cleaners needs part-time help Judy Miller 372-7425. Erica 353-0806 Child care provider needed in pnvate 3 to 6 Mon thru Fn. plus Sat "Everyone worked hard to sions Tuesday with SMG and the school skydiving special of St 10 thru home. Part-time, flexible hours Canng for September. Only 10 mins. from BG cam- 2 to 5 plus Sat. bring this to resolution," John Lemieux group infant Must have transportation. Perrys- Apply in person at 345 N Maple St pus MC/VISA accepted Skydive BG Unlimited tanning $25 per month burg area. CaM Jill (4J9> 872-6850 Brabender, Lemieux's Under the lease, SMG will 352-5200. Close to campus Campus Tanning 353-4494 - $6 an hour. Chitdcare needed Energetic, loving, re- Jr., Sr., or Grad student to clean a house spokesman, said Wednesday. continue to control the 38-year- Will teach Chinese and piano at any age. 352-7889 sponsible, honest, non-smoking childcare 5 hrs. a week, car needed. $12 00Vhour. "This is the final piece of infor- old Civic Arena until 2004, when Call 354-3526 provider needed in my Maumee home to Call 372-0524. mation that had to be negotiated etanObgnet.bgsu.edu Worned about pregnancy?? create a stimulating, fun, educational & "Machine Operators/Production Workers it will revert to Lemieux, with Free Pregnancy Tests safe environment for 1 yr old girt. One Part-time positions with flexible hours so that Mario Lemieux's efforts SMG as the arena manager. SMG Confidential and Carina day per week, Tues 8.30am-5 30pm. Po- Personals 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center available on any shift. Prior factory experi- to save the Penguins would truly also will contribute $5 million to sition begins immediately. Ref. req. Call ence preferred $8.50-$9.60 per hour happen." the Lemieux group. 419-866-3439 Prefer students who are seeking long- ATTENTION All STUDENTS Douglas Campbell, Lemieux's Lemieux himself will be the Certified aerobic instructors needed at term, part-time work. Must be dependable Do you have a pan-time job? Wanted Hardbody's Fitness Center. Located in and drug tree. Please apply m person be- lawyer, told U.S. Bankruptcy largest investor at $25 million: Is it related to your major/career goals? Kroger Plaza. BG Call 354-5060. tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Green Manu- Judge Bernard Markovitz on Come and see If you quality for facturing. 1032 S Maple St.. Bowling $20 million in equity and $5 mil- Credit card sales rep needed P/T to set Tuesday that the closing should CO-OP 050 Female subleaser needed ASAP in BG Green, OH (just down the street from lion in cash from former co- a NO-COST transcript notation. up table on campus. Hand out free t- Wal-mart). EOF $180/mo. Own room in townhouse shirts, calling cards, candy bars, etc to be completed by Thursday, when owner Roger Marino. Lend CREDIBILITY to your employment Very nice Call 897-9492 Mike's Party Mart Co-op: 310 SS Bldg -372-2451 details everyone who applies Make $15 per ap- the judge is expected to sign off There is a possibility that, by plicant, sign up 50-100 people per day. Has a part-time sales clerk position avail Fraternities, Sororities, & on the arena lease. 2004, the Penguins will control Easiest job ever 1-888-9RE VENUE 15-21 hrs-/wk Enjoy working at a popular, Student Groups Help Wanted fun. friendly, family-owned hometown The NHL must then approve an arena they no longer play in. Earn $1.000 to $2,000 with easy Desk clerk needed tor local motel. Sat. 4 store! Must be friendly, neat, dependable, the sale, but that is considered a 3 hour CIS Fund Raiser event Sun. 8am-4pm shifts available. Extra and honest Located on S. Main in "Big Although Lemieux initially hours avail, during week Apply at Bucfc- No sale required Fund Raiser $1500 weekly potential matltng our circu- Lots Plaza" near Papa John's 352-9259. formality since the league has negotiated a promise from city Days are filling up, so call today. eye Inn. 6-4, M-F. 352-1520. lars For info call 203-977-1720. ask for Mike or Tina. already endorsed his takeover. and county officials for a new Contact Mike Corrtgan BOO 543-3703 Desk clerk needed for local motel. Mid- Miscellaneous worker needed for local Once that is done, Lemieux arena by 2002, that agreement Free confidential and compasstonale sup- Baby si tier needed for professor's night-8am shift, must work weekends. 3-4 motel Flexible hours. Work includes port group available for women suffenng 2 toddlers in Perrysburg. shifts/week. Apply at Buckeye Inn. 8-4. M- mowing, painting, shoveling, etc. Apply at should gain control of the team was struck from the final deal to Tues. and Thurs. 1 -5. $7.00Vhr. 372-8111 F 352-1520. early next week. Irom the after affects of abortion. If you're Buckeye Inn, 6-4. M-F. 352-1520 satisfy Allegheny County Com- experiencing feelings of loss, anxiety, Babysitter needed lor toddler. Non-smok- DiBenedetto's hiring part- and full-time Mr Spots is now hiring. Full and part-time Just in time, too. The Penguins missioner Bob Cranmer. shame, and sadness, call Cheryl at 354- er, dependable transp. & references nec- Start $5.25/hr. Prep & delivery personnel positions now available Apply Monday report to training camp at their Cranmer said such a deal HOPE. essary. Call 419-672-2739. Apply M-F after 2pm 1432 E. Woosler Fnday 125 E. Court St. 352-SPOT. Southpointe practice rink a week would not be binding since the from Saturday, or just a few days county will convert next year after Lemieux's name should from a three-commissioner rul- There's Always Something officially go on the Penguins' sta- ing body to a single county exec- tionery. utive. New in Ciassifieds! The October 2nd LSAT is approaching! Get the score that gets you in! Class starts Saturday, August 28 at 1 PM, on campus at Bowling Green State University! Call today to enroll! KAPLAN 1 -800-KAP-TEST DON'T MISS OUR ONE DAY kaptest.com AOL keyword: kaplan OF STOREWIDE SAVINGS! Kaplan gets you in. DINING SERVICES I999-2000 25% OFF STUDENTS 30% OFF NORMAL OPERATING HOURS FACULTY & STAFF j Student Union 1 he Nr Proul Cafeteria Monda* - Friday (.rill Monday - Thursday 10.30am 2pm Ham • I Ipm ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S JUNIORS' Howl -n- Greenery Monday - Thursday Friday 11 'i Uin fipm I lam - 6pm BRING THIS I - 6pm debit access Saturday KNIT & WOVEN TOPS TOPS Friday 10am 6pm COUPON IN 1130am 3pm Sunday I • 3pm debit access 10am I Ipm Reg. 24.00-25.00, SALE 18.00 Reg. 12.00-32.00, SALE 8.40-22.40 The Pheasant Room Monday • Friday Toffee Shop Monday • Thursday AND RECEIVE II 30am I 30pm 7am - 6pm Monday • Thursday Friday 4 30 - 7pm 7am - 3pm Pixxa Shop Monday - Thursday Cafeteria Line Monday • Friday 11 am - 3am Breakfast 7:30- I a 30am BUY 1, GET 1 Friday- Lunch Ham - I 30pm Ham - lam Monday - Thursday 30% OFF Saturday Dinner 4:30-7pm 4pm - 1 am 1/2 OFF 10% Sunday 4pm - 3am ncDonakl Dining Center ENTIRE STOCK OF Main Inning Monday - Friday ENTIRE STOCK OF SHOES* Krcisdr r Dining Center Breakfast 7 30-11:00am Dress, Casual, Athletic for the Whole Family Lunch i lam - 2pm JUNIORS' CAPRI PANTS •.IIIMII.II Food Monday * Friday Dinner 4 30-6-30pm OFF Court 7 30am - 7pm Saturday - Sunday Excludes Dr. Martens', Easy Spirit', Clearance Saturday - Sunday Brunch 10am - 2pm '2nd pair must be ol equal or lesser value Reg. 24.00-32.00, SALE 16.80-22.40 10am - 7pm Dinner 4 30-6:30pm Shadowi Snack Bar Sunday - Thuraday Garden Terracr Sunday - Thuraday 7pm-Midnigh< 2pm • IIpm STAGE Sil.fr River fair Monday - Friday Friday - Saturday i K 30pm closed Chrllloptwr Linn l..-. i . Writ Monday" - Friday Kertauranl 4.30-6.30pm Mora Manager GTExpraai Monday - Friday Founders Dining Center t on.eniencr Store 8am • Midnight 25% OFF 25% OFF Keepers Food Monday - Friday Saturday - Sunday Court 7 30am - 7pm Noon - Midnight ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S 13» s. Main St. (419) 353-4-300 Saturday - Sunday Bowling Green. OH 434*2 MEN'S ATHLETIC lOam - 7 pm Hcirshman Keepers Snack Bar Sunday • Thrusday Galley Monday - Thursday ADIDAS' ATHLETIC APPAREL 7pm Midnight 7.30am - 2pm CAPS & SOCKS 4:30pm Midnight Large selection of fees and shorts. ALSO, YOU CAN TAKE AN ADDITIONAL Friday |i0% OFF BY APPLYING FOR A STAGE CARD 1 7 30am -2pm Reg. 9.00-45.00, SALE 6.75-33.75 Reg. 9.00-1600, SALE 6.75-12.00 Honed Saturday Commons Dining Center Sunday Main Dining Monday - Friday 6pm- Midnight Breakfast 7 Hi I lam Lunch II am ■ 2pm Limited Service 2 - 4 30pm Dinner 4.30 6:30pm Chily > Kipreas Monday - Friday f onvenience Store 8am ■ Midnight Saturday - Sunday STAGE Noon . Midnight 139 S. MAIN ST. (Across from Easy Street) ' Hours Subject to Change M page 14 The BG News Thursday, August 26, 1999 Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale For Sale For Rent Part-time nanny lor 2 young gtrls in BG Lawn maintenance positions available. Telephone order dorks full/part-time 88 Nissan Pulsar T-top, 5 speed. Electric clothes dryer, green $40.00. call 3 Bedroom duplex-309 N Church St 2 10-12 hnVwk. T-Th. Musi M e«c ml chil- Part & lull time hours Call 352-5822 $6.00/hr. guaranteed. Daily bonus avail 105.000 miles. Good in & out $2,250 353-9508 Can call anytime car ports with additional off-street parking dren & nave own trana. Call 352-1956 Start immediately 353-8705 353-3535 or 419-893-4721. $540 ♦ utilities/call 353-6907 altar 5:30 SPRING BREAK 2000 with STS-Join "1111 Spring Break Specials! 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Apply in person For sale by owner 1964 Homeette, 2 6386. or 354-2854 Paraonal Care Attendant needed ASAP at bdrm . 1 bth Call « leave message 352- I am a student Irving on campus. I need Student clerical assistant position. (20 The St. James Club 4133. Jay-Mar Apartments hrs. week). Candidate needs good com- Spadous. 2 bdrm apts . laundry facilities. some help getting ready in the morning 7337 W Bancroft For Rent and getting ready tor bed in the evenings munication skills, typing skids, experience 841-5597 Hondas from $500 A/C, gas heat 2 FURNISHED/ 2 UN- due 1o mobility impairment. These duties with Microaotl Word and Excel. Prefer- Police impounds and lax repos FURNISHED. $475/mo 12 mo lease would include assistance with bathing, ence will be given to candidates with pre- Urgently needed: Responsible & consci- For listings call I -800-319-4558 ext 4558 Call 354-6036. vious experience. 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Available immediately ments available now 352-7454. bilities services office 413 South Hall Varsity Square Apts. This position is on campus. rysburg now hinng customer service ori- ented coffee bar tenders lor our brand $207mo. 353-7715 Rooms for 1 or 2 lor rent Full bath, all util. incl.. some meals incl. with rent $150 Restaurant help Experience gril cooks. new location. Just a short tnp up Rt. 25. 2 bdrm apartment. Quiet non-smokers per person. Female prel. 686-3286, Char- Prep cooks, servers, and busers needed. Full or Part-time, day & evening hours For Sale 1 block from campus $425. utilities ind lene. Please apply in person lo Maggie's. avail. Call 419-882-4486 tor more info. Clough & Manville 1/2 block from campus. Pets allowed. 25481 N Dixie in Perrysburg. Unique, 1 bdrm. apt. 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