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(right) The Undergraduate Student Art Show features sev- eral pieces from the different mediums the school of art offers, including glassblowing, pottery, drawing and paint- ing.
(above) The graphic design aspect of the show features project from the different classes the department offers. Above is a project on hate crimes done for the show.
Art show prepares students for professional world JEFF HINDENACH The exhibition, located in the The design aspect of the exhibi- "The competition gets very com- said the competition can also help to have the best of the best for them MANAGING EDI I OK Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, will be tion, showcased in the Willard petitive because the galleries are so develop skills that may help them in in view," /usi said open Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and Wankelman Gallery, oilers a new small," she said "We want to show their profession. Another aspect of the profession- The School of Art can sum up the will showcase the different artwork feature this year — antique chairs. a lot hut we are always limited." "We judge the students' pieces to al world lli.it the show tenures is the "We are showcasing a series of , opening of the Undergraduate Stu- created by University students. But Krueger said the competition see if they have strong communica- awards, and according to Krueger. vintage chairs from the 1960s." s.uJ . dent Art and Design Exhibition with Louis Krueger, director of the is a good experience for the stu- tion and a unique quality." said Zust the awards are the biggest part School of Art. believes that the Art Mark Zust, chair of the graphic dents. "Wc arc trying to get each student to opening. one word: electric. design department. "This is a way and Design Exhibition opening is an "This show is a model of what we have their own unique style because "There are thousands ol dollars "This is a big day for the School for people to look beyond graphic attached to this slum." he said. "And exciting event. hope they will experience as profes- that is what employers are looking of Art because it is a big event for all design and to keep in mind that the best pan is thai students who the students involved." said Jacqui 'The opening of the show is the everything around us is design." sionals." he said. "Artists deal with a for out there." didn't win anything the year before Nathan, gallery director. "This is the best event on campus during the The show itself will feature 235 lot of rejection. You are fortunate 10 The Art and Design Exhibition can turn around and win scholar- first time for some of these students year." he said. "There is so much of the 638 pieces entered by students get one out of 100 jobs so this is .ilso (liters possible careei opportu- ships the next There is a look ol to have their work displayed at a energy because all of the students thjs year. Nathan said getting art into really a version of what they are nities. euphoria on the part of the students show like this and so they are very and their families and friends arc this show is competitive because of going to face in reality." "Professionals also come to the who win the awards and that makes excited." there. It is very exciting." space limitations. Zust agreed with Krueger and show to give |ob otters and we want it worth it." Le Mesa focuses on diversity Speaker discusses misconceptions Speaker gives vieivs on racism in today's society IRENE SHARON SCOTT sick " Nieto works as a resident advisor with racial issues in workplace CUM i RHtiK'ii-.R Both Torres and Nieto said the) in Offenhauei and under the had a positive experience at the Uni- provost for enrollment, Sail) AMYJO L BROWN No one wants to be called a lem lies in how white individuals Among the concerns discussed in versity, yet Quintero experienced McKee She lias experience lovi ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR racist. When accusations of racism address issues concerning racism yesterday's "La Mesa Oblicua Lec- discrimination from day one. from all her employers are directed at a person, the first "I think he was saying that white ture Series: Latinos on Campus" Her freshman year. Quintero "Sail) is phenomenal," she said encountered another student who response is to deny them. people need a lot of education." were students' experiences at the "She enjo) experiencing things and When tensions within a work "didn't want anything to do with seems .i- though she is learning "It's the hardest thing in the Ludlow said. "Once we think of our- University. place result from racial conflicts, a 'spies' or 'wetbacks'." She also something from nic She put me is world to admit that we might have The three panel members who heated disagreement can become a selves as a race and not just as peo- received negativity from black s|>ots where I am noticed and can made a mistake." said Jeanie I.ud- ple, we'll be able to talk to people of discussed topics raised by the mod- steamy confrontation. erator were Rebecca Nieto, a junior female and Caucasians. educate others low. an associate professor of Amer- other races about race." Handling such conflicts often in I PC major; Lee Torres, a Irishman Quintero said she attempted to Quintero had found a comfort ican Culture Studies who attended One of the problems at the Uni- get involved with the Black Student zone in working foi the Springboard his work with the Equal Employ- the lecture. "The fear of being ethnic studies and IPC major; and ment Opportunity system. Howard versity, according to Michael Mar- Lena Quintero. a junior ethnic stud- Union and Latino Student Union, is office. accused of racism keeps us from well. At first she didn't feel wel- "Elhr ,. the directed rj| Gadlin, an expert mediator, spoke to tin, chair of the Ethnic Studies ies major. understanding real grievances." come by the BSU. until some ol the Springboard] is the most energetic faculty members at the University Department, is that there is such a Nieto. who is from a predomi- One of the ways Gadlin advised black students saw a photo of her person I've met on this campus." she yesterday. Using his experiences as white homogeneity that racial ten- nately white city, said she has the for resolving racial conflicts is for privilege of learning about her cul- siblings who are half Mexican and Said "I walk in and she says, 'hi,' —- support, he talked about helping sion and conflict comes with the ter- half black her enthusiasm is contagious." the parties to speak informally ritory. ture at BGSU. employees and employers deal with together about the issue. He does not "Back home, the Hispanics in my Quintero is from Michigan, her Dating was another topic dis- But. on the other hand, the Uni- mother is Mexican and the man who cussed accusations of racial discrimination believe making official accusations town did things my parents didn't helped raise her was black. "In Texas, there is a stereotype "There are two sorts of racial and is the most reasonable and effective versity provides a perfect opportuni- approve of. The Mexican students ethnic conflicts," he said. 'There are ty to confront racial issues, accord- were cither getting into trouble or "I was raised knowing two ditlci that while women were considered way to deal with the problem. ent cultures." she said. "I nevet rec- the hook-up." Torres said. "Here some where the issue is race and ing to Martin. never went to school, and I was tor- "In principle it makes sense to ognized that I was different until dating isn't an issue, because I am "It gives us an ideal laboratory to bidden to hang out with them," she some where race is a confounding have a recourse, however, the way in someone pointed it out. Most people loo btis\ educating myself" factor." address these issues," he said. said. "Growing up you had to lease which the principles are put into your culture at the door. I feel proud who come to BGSU are from small Nieto agreed that the dating expe- The Affirmative Action office on For instance, the definition of practice. I fear, undermine the inten- to be Mexican here." towns." rience changes when one comes to racism varies as defined by different tions of the system." Gadlin said. campus admits that there are an Torres said coming to the Univer- The panel also discussed Univer- BGSU groups of people. Misunderstand- While the system (in this case, "evenly distributed amount of racial sity was a "culture shock." sity employment. "I was '.used d.itiny white." she ings can arise when one person per- the EEO) wants to resolve conflicts, discrimination cases" that come- "I came to BGSU to experience Torres said he wanted to be hired said "M) mother was .me out of 14 based on his qualifications. Recently children who married a Mexican. ceives an action or comment as it can actually help to create further through its office each year. It did diversity because the fields I am he accepted a job at the Ethnic Stud- When I came to BOSU, I began dat- offensive and another person does- dissension. not have exact numbers, though going into require me to work with ies Department. ing some Latinos." n't. Accusations can put each person "Any complaint filed with the Ludlow also believes the Univer- different races." he said. "In Santa Rosa. Texas, it was about 90 percent "I loved it there since the da) I Of the 40 students who attended on the defensive, with no hope of EEO, no matter how absurd, must be sity has problems dealing with race. Latino. 1 was used to being around began to work there." he said. "I do the panel discussion, several said it resolving the conflict themselves. investigated." Gadlin said. "Situa- "I see problems here on campus, Latinos and seeing Mexican stores. my business and get paid. There arc was enlightening. "We have well-rehearsed roles," tions interpreted racially seem to but there arc problems throughout Coming to BGSU was a major cul- Asians, whites. Latinos and blacks Gadlin said. "And there are certain escalate." society." she said. "We live in a ture shock and I often got home- all working in one department." • See LE MESA, page 7. routines to fights." Gadlin believes part of the prob- racist society." Inside Minority retention rate decreases this semester
IRENE SHARON SCOTT director of minority in the Office ot gram that helps students who have Fall 1999 Main Campus Full-Time CHIEF RI.PORTKR Admission, new programs at the fallen short of the admission New Freshmen Cohort University played a role in the grad- requirements, but have shown that Comparing Fall '99 with Spring '00 Recent statistics show that more ual increase in minority retention they have the skills to succeed at the rates. University. Fall '99 Spring '00 % Retained than 87 percent of first year students of color returned this semester from "There are more interventions." Terry also said that enrolling the fall '99. he said. "For example, the Office of "better" students plays a role in the African Am. 149 142 95.3 According to the full-time new Residence Life has the minority peer increasing retention rates. mentoring program, individual col- "Student retention rates increase 8 7 87.5 freshman cohort. 95.3 percent of Am. Indian African American students. 87.5 leges call the students, and the office because we are enrolling more stu- Asian Am. 19 18 94.7 percent of American Indian students. ol academic enhancement has the dents with good test scores and 84.7 percent of Hispanic students, University Program for Academic higher GPA's." Terry said. Hispanic Am. 87 76 84.7 and 94.7 percent of Asian students Success that helps students who There are three factors that play Fall '98 Sprinq '99 % Retained returned from last semester. need extra help." into on minority retention rates. When comparing the data of stu- The minority peer mentoring pro- Terry said African Am. 172 157 91.3 dents who returned from fall '98 to gram, which is aimed at helping "It isn't always about acade- spring '99, there is a 4 percent first-year students make the transi- mics," he said. "Sometimes students ■ Men's basketball Am. Indian 5 5 100 increase among African Americans tion from college, was implemented are not pleased with their surround- ing such as professors, roommate travels to Akron to take Asian Am. 18 16 88.9 and 5.8 percent increase among last semester on the Zips. Asians. The University Program fois\ca 72 67 93.1 demic Success is a specialized pro- Hispanic Am. According to Clarence Terry. See MINORITY, page 7. page 2 The BG News Thursday, February 24, 2000 WORLD www. bgnews.com/iif e World McCain wins Michigan, Arizona primaries In Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bush said in California today that the McCain camp had made phone Gulf Ar:il> oil ministers hint calls to voters portraying him as Sen. John McCain, rearmed by a anti-Catholic, then had denied any at production increase double victory over Gov. George W. | RIYADH. Saudi Arabia — Gulf connection with the calls until the Bush, said today he is building a polls had closed. "I don't accept that Arab slates are leaning toward a "governing coalition" with Democ- slight increase in oil production to ratic and independent voters and kind of campaigning, and I don't lower prices, officials said Wednes- more Republicans should join in and appreciate it one bit," Bush said. day after a meeting of Gulf oil min- "enjoy the ride." An unflinching As for McCain's Michigan sup- isters Bush said he would still win the port from Democrats, he said he • In a closing statement, the minis- GOP nomination. understood some found his rival the tars called for a stable market, but more attractive candidate but he gave little away on what position McCain crowed about his "over- added, "In this state there was a they would adopt at next month's whelming and phenomenal victory" in the Michigan and Arizona pri- clear effort by people to hijack the meeting of the 11-member Organi- primary." zation of Petroleum Exporting maries during a speech today in Countries in Vienna. Spokane. Wash., one of three states Bush tried to ease the blow of his The ministers stressed their coun- with contests next week. He defeat in battleground Michigan by tries' desire to maintain the market's acknowledged he had "a long way to noting he "won overwhelmingly" stability in the coming period in go" and said he would focus on his among Republican voters, who were cooperation with other producing conservatism and electability to narrowly outnumbered in their own nations, according to the statement. attract more Republican voters, who primary, which McCain captured The skyrocketing price of oil. have favored Bush. with votes from independents and which has nearly tripled over the "What I'm proving to them is that Democrats. McCain also won at past year, has led to spikes in heating I'm forming a governing coalition," home in Arizona by a landslide oil and gas prices in the United McCain said en route to Spokane Tuesday. States and prompted calls for the from Arizona. 'This is a crusade, get A new poll today found McCain government to tap the nation's with it and you will enjoy the ride." has caught up with Bush in New Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The two campaigns continued to York, a key state in the March 7 swap charges over telephone calls in round of voting. McCain said he was Michigan that sought to link the can- on "very, very good footing, particu- Associated Press Photo didates to religious bigotry, with larly among the northeastern states." McCain saying the same calls Bush declared. "I'm going to be PUMPED — Rep. Lindsey Graham (center),R-S.C, congratulates presidential candidate Sen. John attacking him were made today in the Republican nominee." and said McCain (left), Ariz., and McCain's political director, John Weaver (right) before a McCain 2000 cam- Virginia, which also votes next independents who voted for McCain paign rally in S.C. The Nation Tuesday. would support him in November. In Brief Florida carries out first exe- Strange bedfellows find common cause cution by injection I STARKE. Fla. — A man who THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their opinions," school board attor- High School. killed an off-duty sheriff's deputy in ney Everett Nicholas told Circuit Students at that school's Sept. 17 a drugstore holdup was put to death DECATUR. III. — Attorneys for Court Judge James Hendrian. "But football game were involved in a Wednesday in Florida's first execu- the Rev. Jesse Jackson have an odd the actions of these defendants pre- bleacher-clearing brawl that ended tion by injection. ally in their legal fight against the vented students from attending with six expelled for two years. Last month, the state changed the Decatur school board — white school." Hendrian ordered the parties to The Rainbow/PUSH Coalition law to give its 366 death row supremacist Matt Hale. fought to cut the expulsions to one inmates a choice between lethal Hale and Lewis Myers Jr., an return today to finish presenting evi- dence before he decides the fate of a year, while Hale and a handful of his injection and the electric chair, attorney for Jackson's supporters staged their own rallies to Florida's sole method of execution temporary injunction barring pro- Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, both testers from the city schools' proper- support the expulsions. for the past 76 years. hope to block the Decatur school The Legislature acted out of fear ty- Hale, who is trained as a lawyer board's attempt to ban on-campus but has been denied a license that after two fiery executions and demonstrations. Myers and Hale argued that their one bloody one over the past few respective demonstrations were not because of his views, told the judge years in Florida, the U.S. Supreme The school district is seeking disruptive. Myers said the injunction his demonstrations took place off Court would ban the electric chair as Associated Press Photo authority to keep protesters 50 feet is not necessary because demonstra- school grounds and were never dis- cruel and unusual punishment. from school grounds, saying last tions ended months ago. ruptive. After the law was changed, how- CHAT — Keith Anderson talks with students during break at year's demonstrations over the Over 10 days in November, pro- "I did not slop traffic," Hale said. ever, the high court decided not to Homework Hangout. Anderson may be banned from campus expulsions of six black students dis- testers and police officers were in "I did not make a speech. I did not rupted the educational process. !hear a challenge to Florida's electric without permission for his participation in a Dec. 1999 protest. Decatur almost daily, mostly on or get arrested. I did not engage in any •chair. "We are not interested in stifling near the grounds of Eisenhower disruptive behavior."
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TV GUIDE SECTION THURSDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2000 U niOYvy clateds... 6:00 I 6:30 :J0 MDMmMSE&MMIE&m BROADCAST STATIONS Chicago Hope"Simon Sei" (In 41 Houn "In ■ Panic" (In i Show ,r NewaX CBS Evening _ legnosle Murder "The Sleieo! X Unluduesl Bachelor m L A" It Slereo) X Sloreoll CD Nigntlini I Entertainment Hollywood WhOM Until Whoia Una li Who Wants lo Be a Millionaire 20/JO Oonnlown I Where/'y the/ ABC World Newi Tonight Tonighti: Square! X 11 Anyway' B It Anyway?
Last week the Fox television net- (I especially want those people to Furthermore, another woman work broadcast a show called "Who keep reading.) claims (hat Rockwell groped her UAO incognito about bands wants to Marry a Multi-Million- Maybe I'm just old-fashioned during a date three weeks ago with- aire." because I like to get to know a man out her consent. before I marry him. and I believe in There are nine weeks left in this semester and still no plans have been Over one million females regis- Recent reports say that Rockwell tered on the network's website in taking the wedding vows of "till "allegedly" returned from the finalized for a UAO spring concert. order to participate in the event. The death do us part." to heart. I believe Caribbean Cruise honeymoon Sun- In September UAO talked about their grand plans to survey the campus contestants were narrowed down to in marrying for love and not for day night, alone and a week early. about if they wanted a concert and who they wanted. fifty females that would prance money. Needless to say Fox has can- In October the surveys revealed 99 percent of the campus wanted a con- around the stage in bathing suites Hold on to your seats people, the celled the rebroadcast of the original cert. and wedding dresses, and answer story gets better. Seems this million- show. And they have set aside the In January they told a BG News entertainment writer that plans were in probing questions from the future aire is really a stand up comic that is thought of reproducing the show for the work for a spring concert. millionaire husband. The questions known for his elaborate stunts. May sweeps. included everything from what's Believe it or not his show appear- I wonder if after hearing this, Yesterday they told another news reporter that "we are exactly where we those millions of women would still your favorite color to what's your I don't know what is more ance is one of them. need to be" and that bids had been sent out to bands, but as for what bands middle name. Rick Rockwell the eligible bach- want to sign up — Dear God I hope - that was top secret. appalling; the fact that Fox televi- The contestants never saw or sion would actually envision a show elor was born Richard Balkey. When not. Have they learned nothing from Which leaves The BG News with one question — Is UAO planning a talked to the bachelor, and they were Fox did a background check on the this? like this, or that over one million alias Rick Rockwell they found that What have we come to in a soci- concert? And if so what are their plans for a concert? not permitted to ask him any ques- females actually offered to be on the Brian Engleman. UAO Concert Committee Chair, says a concert is in the tions throughout the selection show. he was worth over two million dol- ety that we are letting this mockery works, but has yet to reveal the specifics. process. lars. Claiming to be a real estate invade a sacred union of a couple's Hello — how much more degrad- I blame the females, because if mogul, when in reality his only relationship together? "You don"t want to promise anybody something that you're not sure you ing can this show be? they had not signed up for the show, investment property is a low rent Maybe this will teach females can back up. We don't want to get anyone's hopes up unless we're sure." Fox aired this show in honor of or showed so much interest in the condo that leaks a far stretch from that you can't judge a man by the The BG News can respect the fact that UAO doesn't want to make false Sweeps month. For those of you that show. Fox would not have produced the lavish sites that he was filmed at size of his wallet. Marrying for or broadcast the disgraceful event. for the show. promises and that they don't want to get students excited about a proposed don't know what sweeps month is, At the end of the show the chosen money doesn't have its perks. concert, but time is running out. it's the months of the year when the An ex-girlfriend told reporters Maybe we will learn as television female signed a prenuptial agree- that he had planned do the show to Students are tired of hearing that a concert is in the works and that "things Nielsen ratings are taken. These rat- ment, was married to the "gentle- viewers (hat you can't always are right on schedule." Students need to know specifics. Students want to be ings help to determine which net- further his comedic career. And believe in what you see. especially work receives the most viewers and man." The winning contestant was planned to have the wedding on television during sweeps months reassured that UAO is trying to bring a concert to campus. pretty much helps the networks to guaranteed a $35,000 diamond ring, annulled so that he and an ex could (February, May and September) . ■ Sure, they don't want to raise hopes or give away a potential big surprise. gain advertising revenue. Clearly, no a car and a two-week honeymoon as reunite. Hopefully we will all appreciate but communicating with students could actually be more of a blessing than rock is left unturned and all the stops her prize. This show is unbelievably If things could get any worse... the happy and healthy relationships insulting to both women and men. Rick Rockwell was accused of ■a curse. Students can provide feedback, generate support and create the are pulled to impress the audience. The show reinforces so many stereo- that we have today! ^enthusiasm that is needed to bring a big concert to campus. In fact last year's It looks like Fox received what hitting and threatening to kill an ex- Even if it takes a lifetime, keep types. girlfriend. A restraining order had I concert flop can partially be attributed to the fact that UAO kept students in they wanted when the show "Who Come on ladies, competing for searching for that special someone. • the dark about the concert. wants to Marry a Multi-millionaire" been issued against Rockwell. The When you find them the entire wait gained an audience of 23 million men on the basis of looks, and that ex-fiancee claimed he had slapped will be worth it. ►' Most importantly though giving students a small update would show the people last week. This show drew all you need to know about a man is her around, entered her home twice • students that UAO is working toward the thing that 99 percent of the cam- inspirations from the enormously that he has money. without permission and vandalized Laura Salasek is a BG News • pus wants. popular "Who wants to be a Million- The day after the program the her car after she broke off the columnist, and she still believes in The BG News knows that UAO has brought in bands earlier this year Fox television network website engagement. the sanctity and purity of marriage. aire" on ABC. However, it seemed crashed due to the large number of including dkoostik Hookah, but what we want to know is what are the plans to resemble a beauty contest instead Rockwell has recently threatened She can be contacted at of a game show. women trying to sign on to compete to find her and kill her. [email protected] for the big spring concert. in the next show. It's almost March. Students want to know what is going on. Student existence based on checking race box - Here is a fact that the whole Uni- Eve can be traced through all book dealt heavily with the myth stre versity, including faculty, staff, and Greg Jacomet women and Y-chromosome Adam that the Jewish were a "race." students, needs to recognize: there shows a paternal ancestry for all Slightly more recently Ashley is, nor has there ever been, such a men. And as far as geneticists can Montagu published his Man's Most Question: How did you *]_ day with the thing as human races. Mentioned Guest Columnist trace we all can be traced back to the Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of unseasonably warm weather? frequently in The BG News is a ref- bloody notion of "race" was devel- earliest known human who was Race in 1965, but this was almost 40 erence to large groups of people as oped in or around the Seventeenth found in Africa. So, technically years ago and the same fallacies "white" or "black" or "Latino" or Century by a group of aristocratic speaking EVERY American is exist today. whatever other ignorant ways peo- Europeans who created a lie that we African-American. The only ques- There is much more information ple wish to categorize humans. And believe even today! The notion was tion is how long you have been that can be shown that refute the this is historically and biologically developed because of greed and a removed from the homeland. reality of "race." but this is an edito- wrong. need for cheap labour, hence people It seems that I have been rial and must be cut short. It is a "The reality of human races is were categorized so that a hierarchy removed from Africa for a few thou- misrepresentation for this informa- another commonsense "truth' des- could be created thus justifying sand years while one of my friends tion to be published on an Opinion elly Connelly tined to follow the flat Earth into slave labour. Kari Kaps has been removed from Africa for page for there is nothing opinionated Brandon Price oblivion." (More about this in Floyd Matson BGSU Alumni only a couple hundred years. about what is presented. The pre- Senior/Sophomore So goes the starting sentence in and Ashley Montagu's The Dehu- Why the difference in body char- ceding is fact and can only be recog- "I hid in a dark Theatre .■ eavr ." Jared Diamond's article in Discover manization of Man.) acteristics? Geography and science. nized as such. "We romped in a .magazine "Race Without Color." The Irish were for a very long In walking from Norway across Asia I write this not to dispute anyone field." Katie Vogi. 'Diamond explores the fact that time categorized with the "blacks" to Korea when do people stop being nor to stir up a debate, but the facts irishman •genetically there is absolutely no as undesirable and were discriminat- "whitea: and start being "Asian?" have long been ignored and so here EducaBon» basis for the whole notion of ed against. There is no answer because the dif- they. Finally, I ask people to refrain "I studied mitside "races." If there is a need for such a How did the Irish get rid of these ferences are gradual and in degrees. from using such out-dated terms as and smoked, ciga- classification, there are classifica- unjust prejudices? In Africa there are different shades "black" and "white" because you are rette! . tion systems that have grouped such They dropped their accents, of "black" and in Europe there are only supporting a damaging, separa- peoples as the South African Xhosas changed their last names, flaunted different shades of "white." So of tional stereotype. And I challenge • with the Swedish as one "race." their "white" skin, and oppressed the "race" there can be none. the University to cease using all As for "white" and "black" clas- "black" humans. What's really sad is that we are "racial" references and questions on ; sifications — that is simply absurd. (More about this in Noel still clinging to this idea of "race," all University documents, for this - If there is more genetic proof for this Ignatiev's How the Irish Became anthropological associations have has absolutely no business in a place Kim S« ! outlook on "race" that can be found White.) Lindsay Gunn petitioned our government to rid the of higher learning! Freshman ; in either of the following articles: Throughout the years this census of the "race" question, but There is no such thing as "race." Freshman Social Work Art Education Mark Schoofs' 'The Myth of Race" accursed, fictitious idea has caused our nation has not. "1 went rollerblad- in The Village Voice. Eliot Mar- such division and hardship in (he This University still asks for Greg Jacomet is a BG News "I went on vaca- ing around tion, rollerhladed. shall's "DNA Studies Challenge the lives of human beings. This does "race" on applications and what not. guest columnist. He can be contact- campus with and smoked- Meaning of Race" in Science, and not change the fact that it is nothing and this is supposed to be a place of ed via e-mail at friends." Christopher Hitchens' "Let's Lose more than a gross inaccuracy. higher learning. The knowledge of gregaja@bgnet. bgsu. edu ! cigarettes * the Race" in New Statesman & In Schoofs' article it discusses "race's" nonexistence has been Society. that all human beings are indeed printed since at least 1934 by Paul ___ Historically speaking, the whole linked genetically. Mitochondrial- Radin in his The Racial Myth. This Give The BG News your opinion about the Univeristy. Remem- ber, the Opinion Page is not only the voice of The BG News Bee informed... columnists, but it is also the voice of the studetents. Write in to Read the BG NEWS speak your mind, because unheard compaints just wither and die.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 1999, 452.330 marijuana plants were drugs that people are dying from tend to have a removed from national forest land, mostly in Cal- higher priority as far as enforcement goes." DEA SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST. ifornia and Kentucky. With each plant estimated spokesman Terry Parham said. Calif. — They were spotted from the air. as con- to produce at least 2.2 pounds of pot. that's Public lands have long been targeted by mari- spicuous as sharks in a school of guppies: Three 995.126 pounds of marijuana, with an estimated juana producers, but investigators trace a rise in plots of land, seemingly stripped of the towering street value of about $700 million. production to the 1980s, when the government oaks and manzanitas that shroud this patch of The U.S. Customs Service seized 989.369 enacted more stringent asset forfeiture laws. Southern California forest. pounds of marijuana along the Southwest border Before that, "if you were caught growing pot These were not natural formations. They were in fiscal year 1999. while the Border Patrol con- on your own property, you wouldn't lose your entirely man-made. fiscated just under 1.2 million pounds. property," Bauer said. "People could grow corn A week after the August sighting, a helicopter The difference: Customs has 2.900 inspectors rows of marijuana literally in corn fields " returned with two dozen Forest Service agents and agents manning Southwest ports of entry; the In the late '80s and early '90s. the profile of a and sheriff's detectives. They cleared a landing Border Patrol has 7,761 agents patrolling between i> pit .il grower was a "white, hippie-type" running pad and cut a trail into the site, coming first to a those ports. , 100- to 1.000-plant farms, agents said. These days makeshift reservoir. Six hoses, filtering water There are just 588 Forest Service agents and the mom-and-pop operations are far outnumbered from a creek, ran in one end; several more snaked officers assigned to 192 million acres of national by major pot plantations, ranging in size from back out the other. forests, a decline from 625 officers in 1996. 1,000 to 10,000 plants or more. Moving on. the agents reached the first clear- That's nearly 330,000 acres per officer, and only In the Southeast, old moonshining families ing. They'd been right. one of them is dedicated full time to drug enforce- now run marijuana farms. But that's only part of In place of the trees this forest is meant to pro- ment. the problem in places like Kentucky's Daniel tect stood a grove of emerald stalks, six to 15 feet "We don't know how much is growing out Boone National Forest, which consistently ranks tall. They were in full bloom. there." Bauer said. "There are places where we're first among national forests in marijuana seizures. On two acres of prime forest land, about a half- probably getting less than 10 percent. I doubt "It's a large unorganized coalition of people hour from the city of San Bernardino that live very close to national forest and I 1/2 hours from Los Angeles, lands who are generally very close to these agents had discovered the latest the poverty level and looking for any battleground in the war on drugs: a way to try to make a dollar." said Jack 23.000-plant marijuana plantation. Gregory, special agent in charge of the As money and manpower continue Foresl Service's Southern region to flow to the Southwest border to In the Southwest. Bauer said, most stop illegal drugs coming into this pot operations are run by Mexican drug country, traffickers are producing vast Organizations that cither ship crews quantities of marijuana right here in across the border or hire illegal immi- the United States, on land owned by grants 10 do the work. the federal government. "Just the cost of doing business up The reasons are obvious: the land here makes it great," said Mike Wirz. a is fertile, remote and free. There's no narcotics detective with the San risk of forfeiture, plantations arc diffi Bernardino County Sheriff's Depart- cull to trace, and growers have land ment who works with the Forest Ser- agents outmanned. outspent and out- vice to investigate marijuana groves on gunned. federal properly. "They don't pay for "We spend a lot of time and energy the land, they don't pay for the water stopping stuff from coming into this and they pay very little for their over- country, but we don't really pay much Associated Press Photo head because they're using illegal work The Associated Press attention to our own back yard "said pOT poND _ Specia| agent Michae, |ooks a, ,he now dry pond WS." s s ,hat mari uana du to su rt heir fa Wirz also noted that by growing then SMOKIN — U.S. Forest Service agent Earl Wilson sets fire to WEESE? ' ■™»™ * »"° « *■ ™ product in the United States, Mexican one of the four piles of marijuana confiscated in the San The White House Office of we're getting much over 50 percent in most of our cartels eliminate the extra cost and risk Bernardino Mountains, Calif. The burned plants have an esti- National Drug Control Policy estimates that more areas." of paving a courier to bring drugs into the coun- mated street value of $20-$30 million. man half of the marijuana consumed in the Unit- Marijuana is the most popular illegal drug in try. ed States is produced domestically. Much of that the United States, with about II million users, Six months after they located the 23.000-plant is grown on public lands, primarily the country's including 8.3 percent of teens, according to gov- pot farm in the San Bernardino Forest. Wirz and 155 national forests. ernment statistics Foresl Service agent Denese Stokes returned to Pesticides used by the illegal growers poison One nationwide program is dedicated to the the site. They flew in to the same helicopter pad. HAPPY wildlife and waterways, although the crop's dan- problem of U.S.-produced marijuana — the Drug hiked down the same path their agents had carved ger is not just environmental. Park visitors run the Enforcement Administration's Domestic into the land. 91RTHDAY YO risk of tripping booby traps or encountering Cannabis Eradication and Suppression Program. The marijuana was long gone, but the destruc- armed gangs. After stumbling upon a marijuana It receives I percent of the agency's $1.4 billion tion remained. ] farm, some visitors have been run off at gunpoint. budget. In 1998 the DEA reported seizing 2.5 mil- Dried pot stalks, unusable on the market, dot- Bauer said, adding that Forest Service agents lion U.S.-produced marijuana plants, including led the three main growing plots and numerous have sometimes exchanged gunfire with growers. 232.000 indoor plants. 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King, who had been member of Parliament. granted time by his draft board to On Monday. President Clinton pursue a master's degree at the granted King a pardon so he could London School of Economics and return to Albany for the funeral Political Science, was told to Thursday of his oldest brother, report for induction. Clennon W. King Jr. Associated Press Photo King noted that the draft board King's family — including his addressed him as "Mr. Preston DRAGGED — The body of a young boy lies on the pavement of Interstate 70 in Independence, Mo. The 6-year-old child was dragged daughter Oona. a member of King" before learning he was for five or six miles last Tuesday. Britain's House of Commons — black and "Preston" after that. He planned a reunion at the Atlanta refused to report for an Army airport Wednesday afternoon, physical until the board addressed Young boy murdered in highway tragedy when King was scheduled to arrive him as "Mr," as they did white .from London. draftees. 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4 \ I I : page 7 The BG News Thursday, February 24, 2000 CAMPUS www.bgnews.com/campus MINORITY- Continued from page 1. retaining students on campus," she of multicultural and academic initia- said. tives." and services. Students might decide Although the Office of Admis- The center is an academic sup- on a different major not offered at sions specifically recruits students to port office that assists with the the University. There are also finan- the University, they play an equally minority retention on campus. cial issues where students have to important role in the retention rates "We encourage students to work move closer to home." of some students. with their college advisors so that Bettina Shuford, interim director "Me and David Garcia are usual- services we provide complement of the Center for Multicultural and ly the first people they talk to either what is done in the various col- Academic Initiatives, said retention at their high school or their home." leges." she said. "We also work with for students of color has become a Terry said. "Students attach them- students from a holistic perspective. campus wide initiative. selves to those they feel they can We discuss time management, goal "Every office is responsible for trust. We are like an extra outlet to setting, and identity development, in them, but we steer them to the office addition to academic regulations." LE MESA Continued from page 1. "I was delighted with the turnout as well as the involvement of the Are you an "Being a Latina. I understood audience." she said. exactly where they were coming Meg Garn. senior biology major, organ & tissue from." said Lisa Rodriguez, a fresh- said the lecture was a good opportu- man athletic training major. "I nity to hear Latino students' per-. enjoyed listening lo their experi- spective. donor? ences. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER about fellow officers framing inno- Alejandro Mayorkas. cent people, lying in court and "There is no greater trust than Bowling Green State University Master Teacher. LOS ANGELES — The FBI attacking suspects. what we give to our police, the nght The Student Alumni Association, in conjunction with Alumni Association, is proud to entered the city's ongoing police The Los Angeles County district to take away a person's freedom." corruption investigation Wednesday attorney's office is looking into as said James V. DeSarno Jr.. the FBI's announce their search for the Bowling Green State University's Master Teacher. This year at the request of Los Angeles Police many as 3.000 criminal convictions assistant director in charge of the marks the eighteenth year of this prestigious award that allows both graduate and under- Chief Bernard C. Parks. that may have been tainted by police Los Angeles office. Twenty police officers have been misconduct. The announcement came amid graduate students to participate by nominating one of the university's professors. suspended and 40 criminal convic- Six FBI agents will work with calls for an independent investiga- tions have been reversed since a for- police and the district attorney to tion. The City Council on Tuesday mer anti-gang officer accused of investigate the allegations and delayed a decision on an indepen- stealing cocaine from an evidence decide whether to seek state or fed- dent investigation by asking a com- Your nominee should: locker began telling prosecutors eral prosecutions, said U.S. Attorney mittee to further review it. -be presently employed full time by BGSU -have taught a minimum of five years full time at the University A SPRING SPECIALS -have scholarly knowledge of the subject matter -present class material in an organized and effective manner. % HOME 12 VISITS *30.00 Of UK PLEASE PRINT 1 VHR SONCAPSUCE SINGLES M-.00 Name of nominee:. 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SPORTS EDITOR Mass took a similar hit while despite poor shooting playing in Juniors, although he was- The Falcon hockey team may be n't wearing a helmet at the time. G.MICHAEL GRAHAM stretch. "My helmet got knocked off in trying on glass slippers when the SPORTS WRITER The surprise of the game came in Central Collegiate Hockey Associa- the play," Mass said. "I got two the rebounding category. The Fal- tion tournament comes handed right in the back of the head, cons outrebounded an opponent for cut my head open for about 30 AKRON — In Wednesday's Mid- just the third time all season and the around...assuming they can get one American Conference game at win in their last four games, which stitches. I got knocked cold and first since the first meeting with when I came to. my teammate was Akron, the Falcons were just 4-of-25 Ohio Jan. 15. The Falcons and 43 would clinch a tournament spot. from their beyond three-point line Bowling Green has a hold of fighting the guy who hit me." rebounds to just 31 for the Zips. for 16 percent—one of their year- Even more surprising was that BG ninth place in the CCHA, two points The player who hit Mass was not long specialties. That probably in front of Western Michigan, who punished had 17 offensive rebounds to meant a loss considering the lowest Akron's II. holds the final tournament spot in Mass said the reaction to McSor- number of treys made in a confer- 10th place, and six points in front of Icy's hit may be too lenient. ence win all year was eight against BG took advantage, scoring 17 Ohio State. The Buckeyes will be "He definitely deserves to be out Central Michigan Jan. 6, right? points off second chances while the trying to gain some ground this for the rest of the year." Mass said. Zips had II. Kahle had seven car- Wrong. oms while Jaymee Wappes added weekend when they play the Falcons "Whenever he comes back it's In what Akron coach Roxanne in a home and home series. gonna be ugly because players will six. Allen called "winning the battle but The Falcons outrebounded a But right now BG is looking like want redemption for it because guys losing the war", the Falcons, who just won't stand for that sort of team that had a tough inside game. it could surprise teams in the tourna- are now playing with a lot of confi- Six-foot-4 junior center Cheryl ment. Of the teams that have secured thing." dence, found other ways to score Fellow defenseman Joe Statkus Bowles had just six rebounds and 13 home ice advantage-- Michigan. [ baskets and did other little things to points. The Falcons doubled and Michigan State, Northern Michigan agreed with the NHL's suspension knock off Akron in a crucial MAC game. BG won its third in a row to triple-teamed her and denied the and Lake Superior Stale- the only for the rest of the year. entry pass every time the ball came team BG has not beaten is the Spar- "He should at least be suspended improve to 9-16 overall and 7-8 in her way. tans. for the rest of the year." Statkus said. the conference while Akron fell to 11-15 and 7-8 "They were collapsing more on i The Falcons beat Northern "There's no need for that. He lost his me in the second half." Bowles said. Michigan 7-4 and Michigan 4-2 at head because he got beat up." "It was a great game," Falcon ; coach Dee Knoblauch said. "It was a "I didn't find the open person so that the BGSU Ice Arena. They nearly Forward Ryan Murphy, whose was more my fault. I took it up a swept the Lakers in Sault St. Marie, father Mike is the vice president of great second half. It was a great team effort. I'm just so proud of couple times when I shouldn't have. blowing a 4-1 led in the first game to hockey operations for the NHL and But I have to get used to that. former head coach of the Toronto them being mentally tough to come Ipse 7-5 and winning 1-0 the next back in the second half." There's been a couple games like night. Maple Leafs and the L.A. Kings, that." Most importantly, the Falcons Although they haven't beaten the said the NHL is worried about the BG also shot 59 percent (17-of- image the slash will portray to ! hit 22-of-23 free throws for 96 per- Spartans in two tries, the Falcons did cent, including l3-of-14 in the sec- 29) in the second half to compared have some success when they trav- young hockey players. ond half en route to the victory. to 29 percent (12-of-42) in the first eled to East Lansing earlier in the "I talked to my dad about it and Francinc Miller led the way with half. The Zips were 14-of-28 for 50 year. They outplayed MSU for much what the NHL is going to try to do is going 7-of-7 while Angie Farmer percent in the first half to just 9-of- of the weekend, only to fall prey to MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News teach kids that it's not acceptable in made 6-of-6. Afra Smith. 4-of-4. 32 in the second half for 28 percent. the goaltending tandem of Joe the world of hockey." Murphy said. Dana Western. 3-of-4; and Sherry "I knew we had to pick it up the Blackburn and Ryan Miller. VALLY—Curtis Valentine and the Falcons are looking to swoop Notebook Kahlc. 2-of-2. first couple minutes of the half." "I've never seen the league this into the CCHA tournament the way Valentine swooped past The lastest NCAA statistics "We had a lot of energy and Kahle said. "I just pumped bunched up." Falcon coach Buddy Notre Dame this weekend. report has the Bowling Green penal- made some good shots." Knoblauch myself up and wanted to keep the Powers said. 'To be honest. I don't ty killing unit ranked 13th in the well and to get some luck. said. "Our free throw definitely team up and just go at them hard. think there is a heck of a lot of dif- Mass knows pain nation... "I think every coach is saying the helped us. Our defense picked up Scoring-wise, Miller and Kahle ference between teams three through Defenseman Louis Mass knows Defenseman Marc Barlow, who and our rebounding was great." had 17 each while Afra Smith added 10." same thing." Powers said. "It all whal Vancouver's Donald Brashear missed last weekend's scries with comes down to playing hard, getting Akron, on the other hand, was 16 and Dana Western. 14 off the Becoming a Cinderella team felt when Boston Bruins defense- Notre Dame with a shoulder injury just 22-of-32 for 69 percent. Katie bench. But like Allen mentioned, the the great goaltending and getting a man Marty McSorlcy belted him in should return for this weekend's doesn't require any certain formula, bounce here and there." Hank made 8-of-12 to lead the Zips. Falcons' depth was huge in the end. but it always helps to be playing the head with his stick. It was a hit However, she also missed the front BG played 10 people while Akron that got McSorley suspended for the ends of two-shot fouls down the played jusl eighl Baseball Men's Basketball Baseball poised for repeat of JAkron crucial for Men's Basketball last year's successful season PETE STELLA "When I watch him (Phillips) on ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR tape, he does a lot of good things for PETE STELLA and ter field. them." Dakich said. "He rebounds, "The concern is over the four NICK HURM which has always hurt us, and is a SPORTS WRITERS seniors we lost who were pretty darn good players, and all key members For the first time this season, the tough guy for us to match up of our team last year." Schmitz said. national doors arc finally being against. Hipsher (Akron's coach) BG baseball coach Danny opened for the Falcons. Schmitz knows what it is like to Schmitz said that losing last once considered him their best year's one and two pitchers and Their 20-6 overall and 12-4 Mid- make it far in the NCAA tourna- American Conference mark is on the defender." ment. three and four hitters will be some- thing this year's team will have to line. Today, the Falcons travel to The Zips average 27 free throw Schmitz, who made two appear- Akron for a crucial 7:30 p.m. game. ances in the post-season showdown adjust to. The Brown and Orange are cruising attempts per game, a top figure in as a player at Eastern Michigan, Kelley pitched himself to a 12-4 on a four game winning streak and the conference. Off the bench, for- wants his talented squad to know the record with a 3.42 earned run aver- have won 27 of their last 35 games, wards Andy Hipsher and Marco feeling. age. He also hurled in 115.2 innings dating back to February of 1999. Morgan give Akron depth and scor- and struck out 93 batters. Vaught They are 6-6 on the road this season "As a personal goal. I would love ing potential. Hipsher has tallied a to go to that as a coach." Schmitz appeared in 88.2 innings and com- and 3-4 in MAC play while Akron said. "Right now we arc not looking piled a 5-6 record with a 4.67 ERA. has totaled an 11-1 home record and 7.4 ppg average and Morgan scores that far ahead because the confer- This year. BG again has high 7-1 conference play record. 3.4 per game. ence is so tough. We have to focus hopes for their team. Catchers Brad The Zips hold third place in the The Falcons finish up their regu- Simon and Matt Marcum and right East with a 17-9, 11-6 standing. on one game at a time." lar season with a stop at Marshall The Falcons, who are two-time handed pitcher Joe Cheney will Akron has had their hands full dur- serve as the team's captains. All ing (he past four games, losing three Saturday for a 7 p.m. game. MAC tournament champs, return out of jheir last four. much of their strength from a team three are seniors. Falcon notes: that finished 36-24 overall and 22- "If we arc going to be successful, Despite Akron's recent setbacks. we have to have leadership." BG coach Dan Dakich doesn't feel it The win over Eastern Michigan 10 in the MAC last season The will be an easy game. 1999 Falcons surpassed several Schmitz said "When things need to last Saturday extended their home school single-season marks, includ- be said, we have to have people to "When you deal with adults, you winning streak to 16 games. This step up and say them." deal with pride," he said. "I think ing games (60). wins (lied-36). at that makes Akron a very dangerous season has been the fourth perfect bais (1922). runs (414). hits (630). Pitching is one of the major con- season in 39 years at Anderson cerns for the squad. With Kelley and team. I've gotta believe that the MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG Newt doubles (120). total bases (881) and seniors' pride has been beat around a Arena and the 11th perfect season in batting average (.328). Vaught gone, ihe Falcons will look little bit.r' DUNKIN' LENNY— Falcon Center Len Matela slams home a dunk toward Cheney and junior Tony history. Gone are sluggers Bob Niemet. The dangerous tandem of senior against Eastern Michigan Saturday. Matela and the Falcons will Matt Mlynarek and number one and 1 cmtana to pick up the slack. Cheney Suards. Jimmal Ball and Jami try to slam home a win tonight when they face Akron in a game The Falcons lake over first place two pitchers Jason Kelley and Chris appeared in 15 games last year post- osley, are two of the three Zips ing a 6-6 record. Fontana made 13 that could decide BG's tournament fate in field goal percentages with a 50.4 Vaught. Niemet mastered most of averaging double figures in scoring. mark this week. They are also lied the offensive categories, including a appearances on the mound with a 4- Bosley tops the three at 16.4 points double figure scorers with a 14.8 been as important to the resurgence for tenth place in free throw percent- .400 batting average, six home runs 2 record and a 3.30 ERA. Junior rr game average and also averages PPg of their basketball program as any- and 44 runs batted in. He was also Craig Mcnke and sophomore Doug 7 assists per game. His 86.3 per- "Akron struggled in their last one has been." ages at 75.0. Guard Keith McLeod is the only Falcon to start in every Flere will also be fighting for start- cent from the free throw line is the two games," Dakich said. "A high Forward George Phillips, who eleventh in three point percentages game last year. ing positions. Seniors Mike Muzi best in the MAC. He also leads his school mentality might be to quit, to was absent in the Falcons 88-77 vic- at 48.9 and forward Len Matela is and Ryan Streb will likely be the squad with 38 three-pointers. Ball tory against the Zips earlier in the Niemet was a second-team All has netted 13.4 ppg and tops the get the season over with because tied for fourth a( 64.6. Mideast honorec and also broke closers for the Orange and Brown. you're dealing with 14. 16 and 15 season, averages 5.8 rebounds per Zips in assists with a 4.2 average, year old kids. With Akron you're game, which is the best on the team. school records in runs (50). hits (80) The Falcons have also added a and steals with a 2.7 average. Ball The Brown and Orange need one fine list of freshman who may play a dealing with adulls; you're dealing lie also has compiled an 8.9 ppg and win this week to secure a first round and total bases (119) in one season. leads the MAC in steals and forward with Bosley and Andrick. Ball has as a team. Mlynarek tallied a .326 batting aver- Ryan Andrick rounds out the three bye in the MAC tournament. age and netted 57 hits and 30 RBIs. and played all but one game in cen- See BASEBALL, page 9. Men's Basketball Women's track defends title at MAC indoor championships DEREK McCORD finish in the All-Ohio Invitation. very high." said Martin. "We are man group is ranked second in the SPORTS WRITER MAC rival Akron won the competi- shooting for the top half of the conference with their time of tion with 169 points. standings and I think if we go and 3:16.54, which was set in the Ken- The Bowling Green Falcon On the other hand, the men's compete and scrap with them, tucky Invitational on Feb. 2. women's track and field learn will team will be looking for an maybe we can finish high." The Eastern Michigan men's be defending their title at the Mid- improved position from last year's The men's team has been strong squad got a surprising announce- American Conference indoor cham- 47 point, sixth place performance. all year in the track events. Senior ment yesterday when coach Bob pionship, which will be held in Ypsi- The Eastern Michigan men have Rah'Sheen Clay is the top qualifier Parks announced his retirement, lant. Michigan on the campus of had a stranglehold on ihe conference in the conference for the 400 meter which will be effective on Jan. 2 Eastern Michigan. indoor championship since its incep- event with a time of 48.43. 2001. Parks started coaching the The women's team in last sea- tion in 1996 with four straight victo- The 400 meter relay team of Eagles in 1967 and has led them to son's conference competition ries. Clay, Pat Miller. Zerian Peterson 48 MAC titles, six NCAA titles, six Men's track coach. Sterling Mar- and Craig Schomer will be looking NAIA titles and produced two BG NEWS FILE PHOTO defeated Ball Stale 110 to 109.5. but this season's competition may not be tin, said that the Eagles are the to keep their undefeated streak alive Olympic medalists. This will be SOLIDARITY— Len Ellas is congratulated by his teammates. The as joyous. The women's team is favorites to repeat, but they have a in Saturday's competition. The relay Park's last conference indoor cham- falcons open their season this weekend against Dayton. coming off a 24 point, eighth place shot to be up there with them. team won the All-Ohio Invitational pionship. "I think we arc going to score with a time of 3:16.77. The four i Thursday, February 24, 2000 The BG News page 9 Nearly 2,000 fans watch Griffey take BP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The crowd cheered Griffey's first appearance and followed him from SARASOTA, Fla. — Ken Grif- field to field as the morning went on. fey Jr. was a hii at the turnstile if not Parents hoisted children on their in the batting cage. shoulders for a better look when he Nearly 2,000 people pressed put on a batting helmet and stepped against the security fences Wednes- into the cage for the first time. day to watch Griffey go through his It wasn't much of a show. Griffey first full-squad workout with the got 19 swings against Harnisch and Cincinnati Reds. left-hander Denny Neagle, but hit Fans grew hushed when he only three balls out of the cage. He stepped into the portable batting swung and missed four times and cage for his first round of swings, fouled off the other 12 pitches. then remained as silent as a gallery Griffey had a bemused look after on the 18th green as he alternately his first few swings. He expected to fouled off or missed Pete Harnisch's be rusty the first time around. pitches. 'True to my history. I was happy Finally, Griffey made solid con- to get one out of the cage in the first tact on his ninth swing and the round," he said. crowd burst into applause over a line He got much better later in the drive to right-center. Griffey stepped session, when batters took their CULS away from the plate, raised his bat- at pitches merely lobbed over the ting helmet in recognition and plate. Griffey sprayed line drives beamed. into the outfield and over the fences. VJ is? "I was just trying to have some When his group was finally done. fun." Griffey later explained. Griffey grabbed his helmet and bat Moo He was a singular sensation and headed for the clubhouse with- Wednesday. The turnstile counted out signing autographs, drawing a 1,845 fans for Griffey's first public few boos. He had a promotional appearance as a Red, more than dou- photo shoot scheduled for right after ble the crowd for the last workout practice, leaving him no time to before he arrived. mingle. The complex hadn't been so busy Griffey said it was the largest o-S for a workout since Michael Jordan crowd that has ever turned out for tried his hand at minor league base- one of his workouts and worried that ball six years ago. Fans started arriv- all the attention would disrupt his ing at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday — 15 teammates. minutes before the sun came up. 2 "It takes 25 guys to win a cham- 1/2 hours before Griffey took the pionship." he said. "I just don't want field. to be that one guy that everybody "This is the first time it's been follows around." Auociated Press Photo this heavy since the Jordan era, Like it or not, he is that guy. absolutely." complex manager Pat "I guess I'm here like the others FAMILY — Ken Griffey looks down at his grandchildren while Calhoon said. "On a typical day, we to see Griffey." said John Miller, they wait with their father, Ken Griffey Jr., at a news conference would have maybe 500 to 1.000 for who lives in an Amish area of a full-squad workout. We had passed Millersburg. Ohio. "He's going to be In Cincinnati after he came to terms with the Reds. 1,300 at 10 o'clock." a real fan grower for Cincinnati." ical Amish garb of blue shirt, dark Tylka. 75. who held a Griffey By that time. Griffey was still Miller, in Florida on vacation, hat, dark pants and suspenders, he Manners jersey that he hoped to get going through the early stages of the rode his bicycle from an Amish area stroked his graying beard as he signed. Tylka is a transplanted New 3 1/2-hour session — playing pep- nearby and propped it against the stood in the front row behind the Jersey resident who has lived in the CO o per, playing catch, getting baserun- outfield fence before passing fence and watched practice. area for 11 years. ning instruction. through the turnstile. Dressed in typ- A few feet away W'as Stephen BASEBALL Continued from page 8. The freshman class from last year six games in as many days. Over the has won the regular season champi- mO did not play much like freshmen. course of the season, the Falcons onship the last two years and retains role in pitching this season. Fresh- The class was a major contributor to play three teams who were in the the most votes for a first place team man Brett Baumgartner could see the MAC championship team. Elias 1999 NCAA tourney (Creighton. in cither conference division with 72 some action out of the bullpen. was named to second team All- Michigan and Notre Dame) and face Deryck Griffith and lefty Aaron MAC and was a freshman All- powerhouses Fresno State, Missouri total votes. Nease are also future prospects for Amcrican honorable mention. and West Virginia. "We have nothing but the greatest O Wr the Falcons. Infielders Sean Ryan and Nick Elrod 'This may be one of the tougher amount of respect for each and every Schmitz believes that if BG plays also gave strong performances for non conference schedules we've had team in the conference." Schmitz as well as they did last year, the team BG. since I've been here," Schmitz said. said. "Miami is picked ahead of us; shouldn't have any problem scoring "The sophomores have been The Falcons will be at a disad- runs. The middle of the lineup is working very hard," Schmitz said. vantage in Fresno. they've got a fine ball club, and stacked with players who can drive "Even though they had a fine year 'The majority of the teams there they'll be good as well as Ball in runs. Right now it looks like the last year we need an even bigger will have 10-20 games under their State." middle of the lineup will include year out of them this year." belt and we'll just be coming out of Along with Ball State and Miami, senior designated hitter Alan The Falcons open their season the snow," Schmitz said. 'They'll Western Michigan will also be a Gilhousen. junior outfielder Lee this weekend with two games have a little bit of an advantage that ^ n o fighter against BG. Morrison, sophomore outfielder against Dayton. They then travel to way and it will be a challenge." Lenny Elias and infielder Sean Fresno. 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Al A Glance At A Glance BASEBAI I DerMarr Johnson suspended for one game NORTHERN CONFERENCE By The Associated Press National league CINCINNATI — Freshman DerMarr Johnson, the All Times EST PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Traded OF Al Martin and cash lo the San Diego third-leading scorer, for No. 3 Cincinnati, was sus- Northeast Division EASTERN CONFERENCE Padres for OF-1B John Vandcr Wal. RlfP Geraldo Padua and KIIP James Sak pended for one game Wednesday for violating NCAA w I T Pis Atlantic Division rules on amateurism. Roanoke 32 14 5 69 W BASKETBALL L Pet Bob Goin, Cincinnati's athletics director, said John- Hampton Roads 31 18 3 65 New York 32 10 627 CHARLOITL IIOKM Is fisted I' Brad Miller on the injured list Activat- Richmond 30 15 4 64 Miami 32 10 .615 1/2 son accepted money from his AAU basketball coach to Trenton 26 23 55 ed G EMhdge IsstssssssW 3 Philadelphia 28 ^i 538 4 1/2 help pay tuition at a New England prep school. Charlotte 22 26 4 48 MIAMI HFAT—Claimed Off Bruce Bovven off waivers Placed G Rodney Orlando 25 28 472 8 'This relationship occurred prior to us knowing Greensboro 17 31 6 40 Buford on injured list. Released G Res Wallers Northwest Division Boston 22 31 415 11 DerMarr," Goin said. New Jersey 21 12 396 12 PHILADELPHIA 76IRS— Placed C Nur Mohammed on the injured list 'This is not a university issue, this is not a basket- W L T PB Washington 16 M .296 17 1/2 FOOTBALL Peoru 34 14 3 71 ball issue; this is an amateurism issue. There is no cul- Central Division Dayton 28 20 7 63 Ml IMI H\ s! lu\ M- Named Alan Gold vice president of international pability on the part of the university." Indiana 35 17 .673 Huntington 26 20 8 60 media. The NCAA told the university to sit Johnson lohnstown 24 20 7 Charlotte 30 22 577 5 55 DENVF.R BRONCOS—Agreed to terms with DF. lestci Anhambeau on a down for a game, said Brian McCann, the . Toledo 19 24 6 44 Toronto 27 24 529 7 1/2 Wheeling 16 33 4 36 Detroil 26 26 500 9 seven-year contract school's associate sports information director. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Milwaukee 27 27 500 9 MIAMI DOIJHINS—Signed WR Tony ll.imlrr and -S Orlondo Stcinauer. Southeast Division Cleveland 22 31 415 13 1/2 NF.W ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed DT Norman Hand lo a five-year comracl Atlanta 20 30 400 14 Al Martin to Padres in four-player trade W I T Pis PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Activated RB Darnell Autry Signed TE Enc Chicago 12 w 235 22 1/2 Florida 39 10 2 80 Stow to a two-year contract PITTSBURGH — The San Diego Padres ended Greenville 35 11 6 76 WESTERN CONFERENCE their search for a leadoff hitter Wednesday by acquir- Midwest Division WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed G Keith Sims lo a three-year contract Pee Dee 34 12 3 71 ing left fielder Al Martin from the Pittsburgh Pirates ' South Carolina 28 19 6 62 W L Pel HOCK I 1 19 642 Jacksonville 21 23 7 49 San Antonio NHL—Suspended Boston I) Marty McSorley for the test of the season for hit- for utilityman John Vander Wal and two minor lea-. Tallahassee 20 25 6 46 Utah 19 627 1 ting Vancouvei I.W Donald Brushear in the head with his stick in a Feb 21 game. guers. Augusta 21 27 3 45 Minnesota 23 558 4 1/2 The Pirates also get Triple-A reliever Jim Sak, who Southwest Division Denver 29 4S1 10 DALLAS STARS—Recalled LW Jaime Wright fioni Mulligan of the DHL may compete for their closer's job. and right-hander W I T PB Dallas 30 423 II 1/2 Reassigned RW (Tins Muriav to Michigan Louisiana 33 16 7 73 Houston 33 389 13 1/2 PHOLNIX COVOTliS—Reassigned I Jean-Guy Trudel to Springfield of the Geraldo Padua, a borderline prospect. Mobile 30 22 2 62 17 Vancouver 36 321 Alll By dealing Martin, the Pirates created a hole atop New Orleans 28 19 6 62 Pacific Division CC1I 111,1 their batting order but opened a spot for Chad Her- Birmingham 27 22 4 58 Portland 11 796 25 53 mansen, who hit 60 homers in Triple-A the last two Pensacola 25 3 I. A Lakers 11 792 Mil I SAPS—Named Jason Simpson secondary coach and women's Softball Mississippi 24 22 5 53 Phoenix 19 635 coach seasons. He will play alongside Brian Giles in either Baton Rouge 24 22 1 51 Seattle 34 618 9 1/2 Jackson 23 23 5 51 ft KIH I N.nicd Ken Gieene defensive backs coach right or center field, with Wil Cordero replacing Mar- Sacramento 22 585 11 1/2 Arkansas II 41 3 25 REGIS—Named Malt McDowell men's soccer coach tin in left. NOTE: Two poinB are awarded for a victory; shootout losses earn one point Golden State 38 269 28 and are referred lo as tie* I. A Clippers 43 204 32 McSorley suspended for season for two handed slash on Brashear THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Are we trying to make a state- NHL headquarters Wednesday on geon after a goal in a 1993 playoff with the situation decisively, harsh- McSorley said he was just trying ment? We're trying to right a the advice of his lawyer. Before he game. There have been longer sus- ly, and we think that's probably suf- to goad Brashear into a fight at the NEW YORK — The NHL wrong." NHL vice president Colin can play again, he must meet with pensions for drug use. ficient." end of Vancouver's 5-2 victory over commissioner Gary Bettman and unleashed its full wrath on Marty Campbell said handing out the pun- "I think any experienced hockey The NHL players' union refused Boston on Monday night when he ishment Wednesday. "In this case, if Campbell, who could decide to McSorley, suspending the tough guy person when they sec something like to comment on the punishment struck him. They had fought in the a statement's made, that's fine, that's extend the suspension. for the rest of the season — and that — right off the bat — it gives first period, with Brashear — anoth- good. We don't want this to happen you an ugly thought." Campbell McSorley, 36, is in the last year maybe more — in the harshest The blindsidc swing to Bras- er of the league's heavyweights — again, and hopefully, this has some hear's right temple with only 2.7 said. of his contract and is believed to penalty ever for on-ice violence. input." want to return next season. clearly getting the upper hand. seconds left in the game gave the McSorley might still have to McSorley's two-handed stick The brutal attack was an embar- forward a concussion that will side- answer to Vancouver police, who "Marty was a player who arrived Brashear fell backward after attack to the head of Vancouver's rassment to the NHL. which is in the line him for several weeks. expect to wrap of their investigation upon the scene as a tough hockey McSorley slashed him. striking his Donald Brashear on Monday will first year of a new television deal Campbell stressed that Bras- of the attack by next week. The find- player and his toughness opened the head against the ice as his helmet keep the Boston defenseman from with ABC and ESPN. hear's health was "the most impor- ings will be sent to a prosecutor, door to become a skilled hockey came off. His body twitched and playing in the Bruins' final 23 regu- "This is not how we want hockey tant factor" in the severity of who will decide on charges. player," said Campbell, who was blood flowed from his nose. lar-season games and any playoff portrayed." Campbell added. McSorley's punishment. "We don't think further involve- McSorley's coach when he played games in the unlikely event Boston McSorley received a match McSorley. who apologized The longest previous suspension ment by the authorities is neces- with the New York Rangers. 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Main St. 352-5620 Checkout our Website for a complete www.nawloverealty.com listing of all our properties. KAMIKAZES www.wcnet.org/~gbrental I U ' ) y JThursday, February 24, 2000 The BG News Page 1! City Events Classified Ads Indians want distance out of starters Senior Portraits 372-6977 Senior Portraits THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IV BG Nt*i »ill D« knonoof ly •*"[>* adxerwrrw-na New Indians manager Charlie that diKTimnvr. « nttouraft? ditcnmiuaiion «* ■urn Due to tremendous response last month Manuel will also have to decide MII lodi'tdual or group on the 6*1 a of nte. i**. color, we were unable to photograph everyone (ran), religion. IIMIOIUI origin, actual onciuanon. dit WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — The whether to keep seven relievers or •oiliiy. imu u ■ tnena. at on UV bant of an> orhcr who called Carl Wolf Studio will be back Cleveland Indians are hoping some go with six. legally protected uarut on campus next week. Feb. 28 for of their starting pitchers can be fin- "We probably won't do anything 3 DAYS ONLY. If you still have not been ishers this season, too. until near the end of camp," Manuel Campus Events photographed please call 372-8634 to Cleveland was ranked last in the schedule an appointment. Portraits will be said. "It depends on whether the taken M-W from 10am-6pm in 28 West AL with just three complete games starters can go five-to-seven innings CENSUS 2000-STUDENTS COUNT Hall. This is the final time our in 1999. But this year. Indians gen- right from the start of the year and Come and learn about the Census photographers will be in Bowling Green eral manager John Hart plans to get the health of the staff." Why it's important & what to do this school year more distance out of his starters. Manuel faces some other pitch- When: 24lh Feb.. 2000 Thursday Women's Self Defense Class 'This is the year we'd like to ing decisions in his first year as Where: CHscamp Hall 101A, 3-4 pm Feb. 27. For more info have five starters pitch 200 innings Cleveland manager. He needs to find FHEE GIFTS AND SNACKS cuprysaOyahoo.com each," Hart said. "Jaret Wright is the a closer to replace Mike Jackson; a Do you want to be a kid again? one guy who's never done it. but second left-hander in the bullpen to BIG PLAYGROUND 2000 he's built for 200 innings. This is the go along with Ricardo Rincon; and a Saturday, February 25, 2000 first time we're looking to get 1,000 10:00pm-1:00am-Rec Center Travel long reliever. 'Bring your alcohol-related message to innings out of our starters. We've Hired after Mike Hargrove was turn tn lor raffle tickets' never had a rotation we felt had a fired following the Indians' postsea- "Bouncy boxing, Sumo wrestling, Velcro *1 Spnng Break Vacations! Cancun, Ja- chance to do that." son collapse against Boston, Manuel Wall, Four Square. Hop Scotch, Dodge maica. Bahamas, Flonda. Best Prices The Indians invited 33 pitchers to Ball, Pudding Fingerpainting, Face Guaranteed! Free Parlies & Cover charg- will hold his first full-squad workout es! Spaces limited, book now! All major training camp, and will break camp as a big league manager on Thurs- painting. 3-on-3 basketball tournament, DJ^ credit cards accepted! 1-800-234-7007. at the end of next month with 11 or day. www.endlesssummertours.com 12 on their 25-man roster. The final Manuel said Wednesday that all Looking tor a Summer Job? number will depend in part on how of the Indians position players had Associated Press Photo Come to the Off-Campus Student Center ""Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise! Wright, coming off a dismal '99 sea- reported following the arrival of and gel ready for summer! 5 Nights $279! Includes Meals 4 Free son, and Cuban defector Danys Baez 'Resume writing using Web Wslkup Parties! Cancun & Jamaica $399! shortstop Omar Vzquel and third TRAINING — Cleveland Indians manager Charlie Manuel watch- Monday. February 21, 12 30-1 30pm spnngbreaktravel.com 1 -800-678-6386. pitch this spring. baseman Travis Fryman. es batting practice at Chain of Lakes Stadium. 'How to work BGSU s Summer Job & 'Spnng Break Panama City $129! Board- Internship Fair walk Room w/kitchen Next to Clubs! 7 Monday. March 13, 12:30-1:30pm parties-Free Dnnks! Daytona $149! South Free refreshments! Beach $159' Cocoa Beach $179! Sponsored by Career Services and the spnngbreaktravel.com 1-800-678-6386. Commissioner announces plans for stadium authority Off-Campus Student Center Division of Student Affairs Spring Break 2000 Panama City Beach, Fla. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS believe the authority needed to be Taxpayers in 1996 approved a for state representative. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Accommodations directly on set up sooner than originally half-cent county sales lax increase to "The horse has been out <>t the Enter to win 2 tickets to the strip tor only $170-100 CINCINNATI — A Hamilton planned. Bedinghaus also said it pay for separate stadiums for the barn for about 3 1/2 years," said March 31st concert per nighl. All rooms sleep 4-5 people. County commissioner has would take about a month to com- two teams. Taxpayers were told then Marilyn Hyland, one of two Democ- Education Building Steps Call and book now! announced plans to create an author- S1 a piece or 6 for $5 850-234-3997 plete plans for the authority. that both stadiums could be built for rats hoping lo unseat Bedinghaus in Benefits Dance Marathon ity to oversee construction and man- Last week, an accounting team a combined $540 million. November. Bursarable agement of the Cincinnati Bengals reviewing the project said controls Critics from both political parties She again urged county officials FOO ROUTERS stadium. in place at the Paul Brown Stadium said creation of a separate authority to renegotiate with the Bengals. Senior Portraits Personals "I was convinced in 1995 that the project were insufficient. Officials to oversee the stadium project is The county has guaranteed to Schedule online best way to assure the long-term have estimated that the costs of coming too late to help taxpayers. have the stadium ready to host foot- Carl Woll Studio will be in Bowling Green England semester abroad meeting Spnng value to the taxpayers was to create building stadiums for the Bengals "Oh, sure. Do it now after the ball by Aug. 19. If the county fails to next week for 3 days only. Schedule your 2001 open to: Education majors thai are such an authority," Commissioner and the Cincinnati Reds and of relat- horse has left the barn," said Tom meet that deadline, it will pay mil- appointment on-line at treshmen, sophomore or junior in a 5 yr. Bob Bedinghaus said Wednesday. ed riverfront projects will top $900 Brinkman Jr., one of Bedinghaus' lions of dollars in penalties to the www.carlwolfstudlo.com program. Meeting will be Mon.. Feb. 28th. He said recent events led him to million. fellow Republicans and a candidate team. username: bowlinggreen Rm 421 Edu. Bldg. O 3:30pm or Tues., password 0037 Feb 29th, Rm 421 Edu. Bldg. 83:30pm. Or call 372-8634. Portraits taken M-W Any ?'s contact Brenda Joy 372-7295 or from 10am-6pm. email bijoy@bgnet. Dayspring Assembly of God 17360 N. Dixie Hwy • 352-0672 • www.daysprlngassembly.org AT THE HEART OF BOWLING GREEN Just North of the Woodland Mall GKXE Free Transportation Available...Call Pastor Pete GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Saturday Worship 7:00pm TRINITY CHURCH Sundav Morning 10:30am 2UU N. Summit St., BG • School or the Bible 9:30 am 121 S. ENTERPRISE ST. (WALKING DISTANCE FROM BGSU) TUrvljv 7:: St. Mark's Lutheran Church f Alliance Church of Bowling Green t Welcomes BGSU Students / Christian Centei "Great place to make new friends" We invite you into the family of God Sunday Services: Tuesday Services: Sunday Worship at: 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m Adult BiBie Study - 7 00 p.m. "Contemporary Worship with Communion" each Evening Services - 6:30 p.m. Crossroads Youth Ministry 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - All Ages Saturday evening at 5:00 p.m. CnildrenS Oxircn - 10:30 am Rainbows |ages 3-5) Sunday School ■ 9 30 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Worship Services on Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. NURSED PROVIDED FOR All SERVICES Saturday Worship (Communion) 5:00 p.m. Sunday School tor all ages 9:45 a.m. 123 E. Court Street Pastor Jerry Fliger 373-1913 315 S. College Drive 3 Blocks South ot Campus E-mail: wotcc®Juno.cotn 1161 Napolean Rd. • 35*3623 Pastor Jerry Hunt 419-353-9305 e-mail: stmarkbg©wcnet.org * Watch for Campus Outreach in August 2000 ATAT Ar Ar AT AI ^Y Al AI AI AI Ar AI AI" LEASING FOR FALL 2000: Get Your Feet Wet With The Sisters of Ar! • E. Merry Avenue Apartments What: Our annual Philanthropic Anchor Splash to benefit the blind and • Field Manor Apartments visually impaired. When: Sunday, February 27, 1pm- 3pm • Frazee avenue Apartments Where: Cooper Pool at the Rec Center I Who: Hosted by the sisters of Delta All Units Include: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Gamma including a mixture of dishwasher, garbage dispoal 3&4 person rate BG's finest sororities and 224 E. Wooster fraternities. $675/month + electricity (4 person rate) Questions? Contact Karen KeBey at 372-5906 or Jen Gilmore at 352-0717 $625/month + electricity (3 person rate) 372-5408. For A Limited Time $300 Deposit! Come and make a splash with usl i Personals Personals Personals Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent Barry's Bagels now hiring counter help Person's" needed lo work with autistic INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: FEB. 29- We are producing a very different look in 3rd shift. Contact Suzie at 354-0011. child in my Oregon home. Evenings & ex- Fantastic Rural Setting' MEN'S. WOMEN'S AND CO-REC VOL- NAILS black & white artistic figure studies. You tended summer hours. 419-693-7869. Spacious 3 ♦ BR. rural setting recently LEYBALL; MAR. 1-MEN'S INNERTUBE Spring Break Special must be at least 18. All ethnic back- Camp WIII«on-West Central OH-YMCA grounds. Member of Prol. Photographers seeks summer staff for 9 wk co-ed resi- upgraded city services, WATER POLO; MAR. 15-MEN'S AND Full set $25 — with Ann at Summer Wort tor Students dent camp serving children 7-17. Need W/D, gas heat, GiadVProf. prel. WOMEN'S INDOOR SOCCER; MAR. 16- of America. Prof. Photographers ol Ohio. Men willing to learn and work on wood 419-424-1448. studio4her®aol com counselors for horseback riding, teens, $995/mo. Call 354-6036 CO-REC BROOMBALL IF HAND-DELIV- Mine Style SMlon - 353-6263 floors including gym Doors. Starting when outpost and traditional camp. Great www.wcnet org/-Highland ERING. DUE BY 3PM IN 130 PFH. IF Worried about pregnancy?? school is out (or the summer until the end internships available! Call 800-423-0427 SENDING ELECTRONICALLY, DUE BY Free Pregnancy Tests Confidential and of August. Work consists of operating for details. See us at the Summer Job 12 NOON. Caring. 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center. equipment, including floor buffers and '"Large. 6 BR, 2 fir houit, close to cam- Senior Portraits Fair 3/14 tor an interview. floor sanding machines. Also measuring. pus, incl. all utilities. 2 full baths, furnish- INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED Schedule online Fraternities * Sororltlo" laying out and painting game lines and art ed, new ktch. dr. carpet, parking lot, roof FOR VOLLEYBALL, SOCCER AND Cail Wolf Studio will be in Bowling Green Clubs" Student Groups work. And applying gym floor finishes. We and will be painted In full by start of new BROOMBALL APPLY IN 130 PERRY next week for 3 days only. Schedule your Wanted Student organizations earn will thoroughly train you in all phases of lease Interested call 353-0325 appointment on-line at FIELD HOUSE AND PICK UP AND $1,000-82,000 with the easy the work. Job pays $8.00 per hour. You "Houses. Apts., Rooms 00-01 S.Y." www.carlwolfsludlo.com COMPLETE TAKE-HOME TEST. DEAD- 1 Rmt for sum 00 8 yr. 00-01. M/F. Close campusfundraiser com three hour can expect between 40-50 hours per Houses; 916 3rd St., 6 bed-new carpet username: bowllnggreen LINES: VOLLEYBALL-FEB 29; SOC- to campus & downtown, washer & dryer, fundraising event. No sales required. week. Hours can be flexible. Must be 307 1/2 E. Reed-3BR. washer/dryer password 0037 CER-MAR 14;BROOMBALl-MAR. 15. own room, S260/mth. no utls. Call 353- Fundraismg dates are filling quickly, so punctual and reliable and willing to accept 211 E. Reed. Up or Down-New Carpet Of call 372-8634. Portraits taken M-W MUST ATTEND MANDATORY CLINIC. 3410, Mary or Jasmine. call today! Contact campusfundraiser.com responsibility Please contact Bob Koch 326 Leroy Up or Down from 10am-6pm. (888) 923-3238, or visit 419-385-5814 or fax resume to 2-3 subleasers lor May-Aug . $180/mth » Apartments; 311-316 E. Merry, 2-Bed 419-385-6483. LAST CHANCE lo apply lor the utilities, own bedroom, Campbell Hill, spa- Mww.campusiundraiser.CQm- As low as S425/month Senior Portraits National Studenl Exchange for Next Year! cious. Call Beth 353-6918. Inlernet developer w/programming PUT-IN-BAY AND MORE Call 353-0325 9-9. Wanl lo Havel and gel BGSU credit? Senior Portrait* Subleaser need ASAP for Fox Run. For experience, knowledge of website design, Help wanted for the 2000 season: Listings 24 hrs. 316 E. Merry «3 Attend one of the 145 universities or Due to tremendous response last month more details, call at any time, 352-1476. site maintenance, & data base integration event staff-personnel 1 1/2 blocks from campus, 239 Manville, we were unable to photograph everyone colleges in the US at in-state rates. helpful. E-mail resume to: cocktail people, bar backs, security. 1 BR apartment, Aug. lease. Call 352- who called. Cart Woll Studio will be back Subleaser needed Only two slots left! Come to NSE Pro- [email protected] sound tec & stage lighting personnel, 9392. gram. 310 Saddlemire Student on campus next week, Feb. 28 for 1 bdrm apt security deposit paid Now hiring 3rd shift pt. & full time. Bene- Chef's, short order cooks, Housing 1 and 2 bedroom apartments Services or call 2-2454 ASAP!!!! 3 DAYS ONLY. If you still have not been May 00 or Aug 00-May 01. 354-0458 fits & commission avail. Apply within, BP available for all jobs. Spend a summer at Beginning of May of 2000 photographed please call 372-8634 to Oil, 1670 E. Wooster. the bay. 352-7454 schedule an appointment. Portraits will be The Beer Barrel Saloon LORAIN COUNTY STUDENTS: Scioto Country Club in Columbus, Ohio is 1,2.3 Bedroom Apts- taken M-W from 10am-6pm in 28 West Help Wanted 419-285-BEER PAID Summer Internships Hall. This is the final time our now hiring for the following From only Soph, Jr, or Sr Educ, Soc. Wk, Rec. Bus, photographers will be in Bowling Green summer positions: Telephone interviewing. NO SALES. Re- $425 laxed atmosphere, flexible scheduling. In IPO Hist, Psych, Environ, Graphic this school year. 400 Counselors/Instructors needed! Coed Pool, snack stand, lifeguards. Private Entrance Design, Jour or others to work at summer camps in Pocono Mountains, PA. Please contact Laura Watson for more Perrysburg. 874-5842. Patio Nonprofit Orgs. Apply @ Co-op & Unlimited Tanning until May 1st. Lohikan. 800-488-4321 www.lohikan.com. information (614) 486-4341. Too many customers-not enough dancers Spacious Kitchen Internship Program. 310 St. Svcs. Bldg. Small Pets Welcome! $45.00. Campus Tanning. Accounts Payable Entry Clerk. Tempo- Summer Counselors No exp. necessary, will train. FT/PT 372-2451 Deadline: March 3" Varsity Square Apts. 352-7889 rary full-time position starting March Great staff-Great facilities-Great Experi- 419-476-6640 353-7716 20 lasting 8-12 weeks. Previous ac- ence, N.Y.S. Co-ed resident camp 2 UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM counting exp. preferred. $10/hr + bo- hours NYC. Athletics, Baseball, Basket- SUMMER RESIDENTIAL 11730 Sugar Ridge-3 miles Irom town, nus for completing assignment. Apply ball, Tennis. Roller Hockey. Swimming. COMPONENT large, dean, modern, 2 bdrm Twinplex- in person or forward resume, including Waterskiing, Boat River. Woodworking. June 24-August 5, 2000 grge, dshwr, garbage disposal, Irg yard, ME hours you are available to work, to Photography, Ceramics, Ropes/Wall. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES $575/mlh 868-'W35 DIUM TOR a rew Green Manufacturing, 1032 S. Maple, Kennybrook-633 Saw Mill River Road, RESIDENTIAL AIDES 2 bdrm. apt. Close to campus. All util. ■ 1 Box 408, BGO 43402, EOE. Ardsley. N Y. 10502 Fax (914) 693-7678. Minimum sophomore classification. paid. $460 mo. Avail May 15 Call 352- ITWO ITEM PIZZA" 5475 or 352-8333. ■ a GOOD ITIBTeS. Aspiring Writers 1-800-58-Camp2, E-mail: Preference given to individuals with Kennybrook @ AOL.com. experience in Residence Life. Should not 230 4 234 S College houses-2 bdrms. Awviomt Aussie themed restaurant Inform, Expose I I be enrolled in classes during the second each, big yards, hardwood floors, 1 blck Voted Best Pizza seeks energized individuals for big fun Provoke, Explain SUMMER JOBS summer session. from campus. 12 mlh leases, $750 and and full time employment. Tell. Ask. Vent, Change Female and male counselors needed 93»'94»'95»'96»'97«'98»'99 The Outback Sleakhouse in an online college community Room, board, and salary. $675 mth each 868-3035 Findlay, Ohio for top children's camp in Maine. ■ Over 3 Million Pizzas Sold email: [email protected] Top salary, room/board/laundry, clothing INSTRUCTORS 4 bdrm house. 2 full baths tor summer Bachelor's degree required in the $25 per article) & travel allowance provided. Must love sublease. Built in Aug 1999 Includes AC, KITCHEN POSITIONS selected course of instruction _ Coupon children and have skill in one or more of dshwshr. private pkg area, w/d hookup. Free Delivery| Apply in person. EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS (Mathematics, English, Science, History, the following activities: archery, arts & Close to campus. 353-4467. I Expires Mon-Fri 10-6 & Sat 10-3 Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- Foreign Language, or Fine Arts). crafts (ceramics, stained glass, jewelry), r>-6 badtOOm house Ux rani on 1st block 352-5166 J time hours, around your college and per- Instruction Monday through Friday. I 3/31/00 930 Interstate Dr. sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 basketball, canoeing, kayaking, dance ot South College. Avail May 2000. 353- Class time blocks are ninety minutes. Across from Holiday Inn Express hours per week or 40 hours plus over- (tap, pointe & jazz), field hockey, golf, 3684. 203 N Main. B.G Must have flexible schedule during the time. Many college students work here. gymnastics (instructors & qualified spot- Across St. from campus. 1318 E. Woos- morning or early afternoon hours. ters), horseback riding/English hunt seat, ter, 3 BR house. May lease. Call 352- Starting pay is S5.30 per hour with an au- Non-residential. Salary based on tomatic $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 lacrosse, digital photography, videogra- 9392 qualifications. f 35 Years LXMJ,m after 100 hours of service with the compa- pher. piano accompianist, Apt's avail, for summer or fall. Call for All applicants must submit an unofficial pioneering/camp craft, ropes (challenge more inlo and pricing 601 3rd, 704 5th, Serving You _^p jio fitLrz. Jvwr /fcortfr ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- transcript with application course, 25 stations), sailing, soccer, soft- 710 7th, 352-3445 (2 bdrm furnished sembling and packaging of small parts. Applications are available in the Apply in person between the hours of ball, tennis, theatre, thealre technicians avail, now). College Park Office Building 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at {set design, costumer), track & field, vol- Room 37 Apts. for 2000-2001 school year ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. leyball, waterskiing (slalom, trick, bare- Due March 31,2000 1 to 3 person - 12 mo. leases only INC., 428 Clough Street. Bowling Green, foot, jumping). W.S.IVSwim instructors, Sieve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near windsurfing. Also opportunities for nurses, No calls after 8pm HIGHLAND Kinko's and Dairy Oueen next to the rail- HTML/web design and secretaries. Avail. Aug. 15. 2000. Close to Univ Yr's road tracks. CAMP VEGA FOR GIRLSI For Sale MANAGEMENT lease. 3 bdrm house. $650 plus util. Call COME SEE US1 110 I Wail Infloa Slreet, Bowling Green. Ohk SUPPLEMfNTAl www.campvega.com 686-4651. 419 354-6036 E-mail: [email protected] 1986 Pontiac 6000 STE, Avail, in Aug. Close to univ. Yr's lease. 3 Call 1-800-838-VEGA V6. Auto, Sunroof, Good condition, bdrm. house. $850 plus util. Call 686- www.supplemenlal.com $1850, Call 353-7642. ATTN: Grad Students We will be on your campus Tuesday, 4651. TH-E. ATLTBC : March 28, 2000-Olscamp Hall Rm 104 1992 Pontiac Grand Am. 4 door, good GEORGETOWN MANOR INTERVIEWS AND INFORMATION ^ Umaue He.*iCkn Cuisine condition. $2.200. 353-5365. 800 3rd St. gdhov©wcnetorg 354-9740 Now Leasing SUPPLEMENTAl FROM 10AM-4PM. 3 10' Rockford Fosgate Punches in an FALL 2000/2001. Now leasing lor NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. enclosed box. 600 watt California Menace 1 bdrm starts $395 & elec/tree heat. Fall 2000 AMP 4 gage power wire, RCA cables and 2 bdrm starts $545 & elec/free heat. uuu.supplemental.com TACO speaker wire. All brand new, only one ve- W/D facil., AC, parking/walk-in closet, The Highlands ALAMBRES . hicle. 6 months old $400.00. Call Chad tum./unturn. renovated, quiet. No pets 220 Napoleon Rd 354-0241. 10% OFF Houses lor rent: All 12 month leases, ten- One bedroom, laundry SUPPLEMENTAL 83' Ford Ranger Pickup lUStefl^ ants pay utilities, security deposit & pa- CD Player, New Motor facilities in bldg rental guarantees. $950, 352-0944 a/c, quiet. From $395 mo. wwu.supplemental.com HAPPY HOUR 730 Elm--2 BR, $475/mo. avail. May 1 89 Honda Accord, Great cond., loaded, Jay-Mar Apts. 3PM-7PM 316 Ridge(Front)-2 BR. $600 auto, air, cruise. Pwr everything, 150K avail. May 23 803 -815 8th st. hwy mil, 1 owner, water tread tires, 217 S. College-3 BR, $630 avail May 23. quiet, spacious, laundry SUPPLEMENTAL discounts with student ID. $4000, 352-2686. Iv. msg. Phone 352-2330 or 354-2854 facilities in bldg, a/c HONDAS FROM $29/mo. 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Farmer's Omelette . . 55.99 starting at $460 Willow House Is Now Hiring: Hotcake Platter .... S4.99 Call 353-5800 Spring 8reafc 830 l:ourih St. Cooks, Servers & RKMODELF.D/Air Condition Country Brkfst Platter $5.49 Piercing Special dishwasher / garbage disposal Hosts/Hostesses Big Boy Breakfast . . $5.49 I bdrm. V Top wages Management Inc. Starts at $400-Call 353-5800 V Flexible Hours French Toast S3.29 Heinz Site 726 N. Enterprise Navel & Eyebrow Jk ' '// Ms //rrr Mon. - Fri. 2-4 ready for 1045 N. Main St. /?f|fc!CA w/'MMtdmt1.