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Wednesday, September 7,1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 11 Council hears parking complaints Local businessman suggests time limit lowered, price raised by Cynthia Kent The BC News Craig Cheatman, a local busi- campus parking. limit, but the free parking on the and the price raised. In addition, suggesting not to change the free nessman, said students who leave Colleen Smith, Bowling Green weekends," Smith said. Cheatman suggested the sign ad- parking, but not to advertise it." There is not just a parking their cars in the parking lot be- Municipal Administrator, said Currently, there is a two-hour vertising unlimited parking for problem on the University cam- hind Mark's Pizza Pub may be commuters also park in the two- limit for using the lot. Monday the weekend be eliminated. "Saturday is a busy day for pus - there's a parking problem harmful to local businesses. hour-limit lot instead of parking through Friday residents can merchants and they need the in the city of Bowling Green. Cheatman said the parking in the stadium lot and catching a park for twenty-five cents. Park- "Having the 'unlimited par- parking for customers,"Smith That's the message that was problem could be due to Foun- shuttle. ing is free on weekends. king' signs is an open invitation said. "This will definitely be an given to the City Council during der's residents using the lot as an "[Craig Cheatman] is question- Cheatman suggests the park- for people to park there all week- issue open for discussion in the last night's meeting. alternative to more distant on- ing not only the present two-hour ing limit be lowered to one hour end,"Smith asserted. "We are future." Fraternity Where is Caesar? council sponsors Fall Rush

byJimVickert The BC News

Men interested in checking out, and perhaps becoming part of, fraternity life will have their chance as Fall Rush begins this week. This year's Interfrateraity Council sponsored Rush nights are tonight and Thursday, as well as Sept. 12 and 13. Those who want to join, or are just curious about fraternity life, can visit the various fraternity houses and meet their members. Each fraternity's house has ac- tivities planned for the rush nights with most of the events focusing around food and con- versation. Brian Scherman, vice presi- dent of rush for the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, said his chapter is planning on having a "Mexican fiesta" night and a "backyard barbecue" night as two of their Senior theater major James Aaron Cook (left) and junior theater major Justin Tharp take a break above the Green Room of Eva Marie Saint and Joe E. Brown theaters See RUSH, page five. Threat of rabies causes OhioUNK brings more concern for pet owners resources to University by Lawrence Hannan first year it was apparent that the eratively with other state col- by Nicole Pankuch pets at any veterinary clinic or at cial at the Bowling Green police The BC News Jerome Library's collection was leges and view our work in a The BC News Midway Animal Hospital for department in need of expansion. much larger context than we under $15. Editor's Note: This is the first in "It was while we were trying to previously had. The basic work Student pet owners are still McLaughlin said it is important Dogs infected with the disease a continuing series on the expand our library resources we do hasnt changed but our feeling a little "Yeller" after a to have all pets immunized will foam at the mouth and stag- changes that have taken place at that we looked into the Ohio- perspectives have." rabid bat was found in the mouth against rabies. People should also ger like they were drunk, said the University during the 13-year LINK," Olscamp said. "It was a of a Bloomdale dog last month. be immunized when they come in Debbie Lepper, veterinary assis- presidency of Paul J. Olscamp. chance to expand our resources Although no more rabid bats contact with rabid pets. tant at the Wood County Humane After Paul J. Olscamp steps enormously. We can now offer have been found in the area, the Society. down as the University President 16-20 million books within 48 OhioLink threat of rabies should still con- "It's really rare for animals to at the end of the 1994-95 aca- hours." cern pet-owners, said Kathleen contract rabies in Wood County If a person, or their pet, is bii- demic year, his name will be- Richard Conrad, director of Technology McLaughlin, environmental offi- because the public is really ten or scratched by a bat, one come synonymous with technol- computer services, said Ohio- cial for the Wood County Health aware of how to protect their should try to capture the bat and ogy. Connecting the University LINK brings the resources of all President Paul Olscamp Department. state colleges to the University. 4-said during his first year "Bats don't usually try to at- "Before we had OhloLINK, a il was apparant Jerome tack people or animals so [rabies] "Ever since I heard about the bite, I have student who needed a book the Library's collection is not a tremendous threat," she been worried that my dog might be at risk. Paul J. Olscamp University didn't have had to go needed expanded. said. "But rabies is fatal so peo- through the inter-library loan ple need to be aware of it." Vaccinating him will be very important for Olscamp said OhioLink process," Conrad said. "That and other similar systems One in 10 bats carry the rabies me." could take forever. With Ohio- 4 virus, so it is wise to consider all LINK you know if a book is avail- will change the way Kerri Almashy bats dangerous, McLaughlin 1982 1995 able anywhere in the state and university libraries said. student dog-owner you know it'll be on your desk in operate. University student and dog- 48 hours." owner Kerri Almashy is con- Mary Beth Zachary, head ac- cerned about the threat of rabies animals," Lepper said. bring It to the health department "Environment for Excellence" cess services librarian, said the Olscamp said that OhioLINK to her dog. For those who need more in- to be tested, said McLaughlin. new system has been worth the and other similar systems will "Ever since I heard about the centive to Immunize their pets, Do not dispose of the bat or excess work it has caused. change the way university librar- bite, I have been worried that my Bowling Green does have a law damage the head since the brain with other state educational in- "It's caused us all to do a lot ies operate. dog might be at risk," Almashy stating all pets must be immun- will be needed to test for rabies, stitutions began not because of more work," Zachary said. "But "In 10 to 20 years the text of a said. "Vaccinating him will be ized against rabies. The standard she said. Also, the bat needs to be circuits and microchips, but be- the potential for growth has been book could be read straight from very important for me." Student fine for not immunizing your pet in a container when brought to cause of books. enormous. We've had to go on- a students personal computer," pet-owners can Immunize their is around SO dollars, said an offi- the health department. Olscamp said that during his line with e-mail, work coop- Olscamp said.

Sunny. High in the mid 70s. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight.. Clear. Low in the mid 50s. Thurs- day. ..Sunny. High in the upper 70s. Editorial The BG News page two Wednesday, September 7,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco editorial editor Communication is the next step m~ eace. That seemingly elusive state of being has crept into Northern Ireland after decades of violence. It is a welcome relief after seeing the horrors of wartorn Rwanda, and the devastation Somalia has seen. The statement was released in Dublin and said "The leadership of the Irish Republican Army have decided that as of midnight, Aug. 31, there will be a complete cessation of military operations. All our units have been instructed accordingly." What it went on to say is something that the world prayed for every day — the IRA was offering a truce. But while The revolution's not over headlines scream peace, those living in Northern Ireland are I was strolling through campus been male-oriented and only men eroticism allow an element of still skeptical, along with the rest of the world. the other day - something all were able to buy "toys" and creativity. Fantasies can now The doubt does not solely rest in the fact that incidents have college students do now and then. literature without being ridiculed by become realities. still occurred in which a Roman-Catholic civilian was killed in Rounding a corner of the library, I society. But, with newfound freedoms a drive-by shooting. It lies in the fact that there are several happened to look down and what Non-violent pornography and comes newfound problems. before my wandering eyes should sensually erotic literature are Unfortunately sexual liberation signs that war existed, and could break out at any moment. appear? created, written and edited by hasn't only reached consenting The United States must play a key role in helping Northern A condom. women, many of them sex-positive adults. Young Americans are Ireland achieve the peace they have set out to obtain. We must A prophylactic. feminists. following in the footsteps of their issue more U.S. visas to Gerry Adams, the leader of Sinn Fein, A latex sock, used and pointing at You men out there aren't too upset older-and-sometimes wiser the wide, blue Bowling Green sky. about this women-exploring-their- forebears. (the IRA's political arm) and other Sinn Fein figures. ^Vjr»di-«ia sexu.il selves thing, are you? See. By allowing them to become engaged in conventional Sighing, I continued on my way, Teen pregnancy rates are reaching wondering what kinky twist of fate 'Wood feminism isn't all that bad. unprecedented levels. This statistic information-age politics, they most likely will not resume produced a used condom on the consideration as sexual beings, not Both sexes are benefiting from is frightening. It illustrates that violence. campus sidewalk of a state college. just as sex objects. Assuming some these titillating discoveries. young people are having President Clinton already has helped by making the This environmentally-conscious of the traditional male roles has While humans experience their unprotected sex ~ the results can be columnist let that piece of refuge allowed women to reap the dirty little revolution, the computer much more devastating than a new controversial decision to grant a U.S. visa to Adams. This was technology field is following close a major turning point. It was Adam's visit to New York last stay right where it was. traditionally male benefits, like the family. AIDS and HIV are effecting The condom blatantly represented ability to openly wonder about their behind with its own metamorphosis. younger members of the population February that may have convinced Adams of the benefits to be modem sexual freedoms. The sexual sexual selves. gained from relaxing his organization's hard line. revolution has saturated American According to some sources, Some of these gains include funding and the public culture. women are becoming the fastest "Adult computer programs are seeping relations. Although Washington expected him to make such a You can't even take a walk past growing erotic consumers. the library without realizing it.. peace offer then, it is seemingly what may have changed his New "erotic literature" created into the software industry. Internet could Aspects of sex unmentionable in just for women has been a hot new mind. the past are now trendy perversions. trend in publishing. It's not just someday put the bite back into byte." The IRA shows no willingness to hand in its large arsenal, The ideas of relationship and "Hustler" and "Playboy" anymore. but they have taken a step in the right direction. commitment have changed. Recent New books like "My Secret Garden" It is communication that can further peace in Northern studies and developments in human by Nancy Friday and new magazines Ireland, and the United States has the means to help open the sexuality have made traditional like "On Our Backs" and "Future Recently, the two paths have in increasing numbers. The list of knowledge obsolete. Sex" focus on women's sexuality merged. infected teenagers grows everyday, communication lines. Due to the successes of the and fantasies. Advances in computer technology every minute. It will be a slow process, but well worth the effort in the feminist movement, the roles of men Of course these new have revolutionized visual eroticism. The fact that sex can sometimes end. and women have changed, but not developments are met with Adult computer programs are ~ equal death is certainly a scary just those played in the workplace. controversy and protest. Some seeping into the software industry. thought - know there are Obviously, the gender revolution religious groups dismiss sexual Internet could someday put the bite precautionary options. The BG News Staff cannot be separated from the sexual exploration as sin, not listening to back into byte. The sexual revolution obviously revolution. anything considered "untraditional." I recently read an essay by Lisa didn't begin and end in the 1960s photo editor Ross Weilzner Women no longer wait to have Anti-pom feminists continue to rally Palac. She produced Cyborgasm, the and 1970s ~ it is a continual process sports editor Mike Kazimore sex — they play an active part in the against the victimization of women first Virtual Audio sex CD. Virtual — it is sexual evolution. When assistant sports editor Marty Fuller process. in pornographic film and literature. reality has created a whole new establishments are overturned there City Editor Joe Pfeiffer According to Lillian Rubin, There remains a need for movement dimension. is a definite shift in prevailing graphics editor Jim Mericsko author of "Erotic Wars: What against violent pom, but recent Anyone who seen the movie sexual norms. Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan Happened to the Sexual developments begin a new era for "Lawnmower Man" saw a virtual Only generation X has had the special projects editor Robin Coe Revolution," the feminist movement the relationship between feminism sex scene in a computer-generated opportunity to see the invention of assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski has allowed women to be on top, and eroticism. world. Plotless and unimpressive, glow-in-the dark condoms. , copy chief Dawn Keller literally and figuratively. A new breed of feminists Lawnmower Man's only savior was Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams By gaining their share of power in recognize the new erotic uprising the sensational element of virtual the workforce, in politics and among women and embrace sexual reality. Andrea Wood is a weekly colum- elsewhere, women are gaining more exploration. In the past, sex has Such artistically-based areas of nist for The News. The BG News Editorial Office editor 372-2603 Creative ways to beat boredom Weekend Reality 372-6967 Are you currently bored? Are Which brings me to my second victim? Why aren't they called high-pitched, unmelodic screams of managing editor 372-6966 there things that you would like to major point. ...if you are bored and murderees? sorority girls chanting curses of assistant managing editor 372-2952 be doing, but you have no one to do don't feel like writing, go on a Haven't you ever had one of those eternal sisterhood, love and news editor 372-2604 them with? Well don't let being killing spree. Finding a target is not days where everyone is out to get teddybears drag you back into city editor 372-6968 alone stop you. as hard as it may at first sound. you? Up all night studying for the consciousness, and leave you in a sports editor 372-2602 There are plenty of things to do Some of the best targets include Algebra quiz of the century that zombie-like state until you can crawl editorial 372-2604 by yourself that your preacher won't wins the award for having the least back to what's left of your room at scold you for. Elizabeth amount of questions on it that we 12 p.m. after the gang has left for 204 West Hall One of these exciting, no- actually covered in class, then the bars. Bowling Green State University boredom past-times is writing. And, standing in line at the Bursar's for So the next time some $4.25/hr. Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 as you can see, I am very bored right roommates, siblings, monotone an hour-and a-haJf to pay a bill that campus-cop asks you what the hell [email protected] now. A person can write songs, professors, deaf professors (they has to be okayed at the Financial Aid you were thinking when you ran into poems, letters to the editor, pagan won't hear you coming), cocky Office first -- which is all the way Subway brandishing a machine gun Copyright C1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this rituals, notes to your roommate to bosses and slow drivers (drive-by across campus ~ and after a day of and your debit card screaming, publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. stay the hell out of the food your shootings can be done while out speed walking, you come home to "Give me caffeine or give me The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is mom sent or even homework. paying bills). find that your precious roomie has death," just tell him you were bored. published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. But the best writing past-time, my The only problem with killing declared your room party central for The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in favorite, is the short story. In a story, sprees is that no one appreciates the the evening and, by the way, tell the stories or photograph descriptions. one can be entertaining, informative, psychotic's point-of-view. your mom the cookies were great. Opinions exepressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, mushy or just -plain obnoxious. Usually the murderer will get a While you try desperately to get to faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, These obnoxious stories are more bad rep while the victim goes free. sleep curled up in a blanket on one cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters commonly called "motivational," That's another thing, these of the chairs in the lounge, your inteded for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and , and are also more commonly "victims" aren't entirely innocent dreams of that cute guy in Spanish Elizabeth Baxter is a guest include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. spoken. either. Why do they get the title of class are ripped away as the columnist for The News. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The BG News Headlines Wednesday, September 7,1994 page three THEY SAID IT "We should be hungry. This game won't come easy, but we need to win it." SeptemberITHREE 19 9 4 -Johnny Majors, Pitt head coach ACROSS Great balls of fire THE STATE '* ■ «.■ J—•....-. .—r-Tr- n Car chase Health care .. .*■ RAVENNA, Ohio - A 16-year- AKRON, Ohio - Nearly two out .■ old boy led police on a chase of every three Ohioans who were through three towns Tuesday surveyed said they wanted uni- "just for fun," police said. versal health care coverage, ac- The driver and his 14-year-old cording to poll results released passenger, whose names were Tuesday. not disclosed because they are The poll, conducted by the Uni- juveniles, led police through Ra- versity of Akron Survey venna, Kent and Stow before Research Center for the Akron crashing a pickup truck into a Beacon Journal and WJW-TV In police cruiser. Cleveland, found that 38 percent The driver was charged by Ra- of the respondents said health venna police with a felony coverage for all Americans offense of fleeing and eluding, should be phased in over several and driving without car insur- years. An additional 23 percent ance. Stow police charged him favoring universal health care with three counts of failure to wanted immediate coverage. stop, driving without a license Twenty-four percent opposed and failure to maintain control. universal health care coverage, The chase started about 12:40 and IS percent were undecided. a.m. as Ravenna police attempted On the issue of determining to to pull the boy over for allegedly what extent universal health care *► ::• • '-• ,«ftiv speeding and continued down coverage should be provided, 59 Ohio 59, where the boy ran percent said all Americans several cars off the road as he should be covered. Twenty-one headed to Kent, police said. percent said the goal should be The chase ended in Stow when lower, perhaps 95 percent of all the boy drove his truck into a Americans. Twenty percent were police roadblock. The truck then undecided. overturned in a ditch. The pollster called 748 Ohio No one was injured in the adults between Aug. 16 and Aug. '■&> chase, police said. 30 and used a 77-item comput- L^- The boy was placed in the Por- erized questionnaire prepared by AP Paoto/Marthricld NcwaHcrald/Du Loaf tage County Juvenile Detention Jesse Marquette, the center's di- Stunt man Steve Brand, 33, Wichita, Kan. escapes from a burning I Marshfleld, WIs. Center and the passenger was rector. car during a stunt show at the Central Wisconsin State Fair in charged with a curfew violation, Compiled from staff and wire police said. reports. ACROSS THE NATION

THE Crossword Population conference definition of the family or provi- to the disputed paragraph would her fans. CAIRO, Egypt - Delegates at sions to provide adolescents with state that "post-abortion counsel- "This is my love. This is my the U.N. population conference confidential sexual health care, ing, education and family plan- kiss. This is my husband," Reyn- ACROSS 1 \ 3 • 1 6 i 1 ) 10 n If 13 homed in Tuesday on compro- papal spokesman Joaquin Na- ning services should be offered olds said in the October issue of 1 Dusting agent mise language to get past the varro said. promptly so as to prevent repeat Vanity Fair. "Look at the love 5 AwooO 14 16 abortions," U.S. delegates said. they give me.... They believe in 10 Army rank: abbr '' thorny topic of abortion, but the In a speech Monday, Gore told 14 Hyalite II 11 Vatican issued a new blast delegates the United States did The Barbados delegation sug- me enough to know I'm going to 15 Chinese or " against any endorsement of the not advocate an international gested changing a Vatican- give them a show that's going to Korean, eg 20 131 ■" 1" practice. right to abortion and considered backed sentence that states, "In make them happy." 16 Certain Horse H" ■'6 Vice President Al Gore, head of it up to each nation to decide the no case should abortion be pro- These days, the show is at the 17 Rouse moted as a method of family Debbie Reynolds Hotel-Casino IB Thorax n V 21 w 30 131 31 the U.S. delegation, tried to shift matter. 19 Western H attention from the abortion de- But Navarro criticized the idea planning," to substitute the word the former Paddlewheel Hotel, an campus, abb' u M 135 ■tt bate that has entangled efforts to that countries can pick and "encouraged" for "promoted." out-of-the-way stop in Las Vegas 20 Came to The United States supported that Her 1992 purchase of the hotel 22 Household 37 M Jt produce a 20-year plan for slow- choose what to follow from the conference's conclusions. idea. contributed to her split with hus- appliance 40 41 ing world population growth. But 24 Fruitless the main work at the session still "This is absolutely unaccepta- However, it was unlikely the band No. 3, Richard Hamlett. 25 A canoy •s ** »7 44 focused on a single paragraph on ble. We are dealing with an inter- Vatican would accept any lan- "It all became focused on the 26 UnOergrounrJ hotel and the rooms and the park- chamber abortion in the 113-page draft re- national document... preparing guage leaving open the possi- 29 Hymn port. policies for governments that bility of abortion. ing structure.... So I saved my 33 Mimicking one M 52 53 54 55 S4 The conference's report will deal with human beings," he said. The Vatican wants to eliminate property and lost my marriage," 34 Make happy all references to permitting said the 62-year-old Reynolds, ■ T « S9 11 not be binding on any nation, but 36 Poised 5 the Vatican and some Muslims The director of the World women to freely terminate their who was previously wed to singer 37 In support ol \J 36 Carney contend the proposed Program of Health Organization, Hiroshi Na- pregnancies. For example, it ob- Eddie Fisher and shoe mogul - Harry Karl. 39 Measure ol >■, Action would set a tone favoring kajima, appealed for an end to the jected to phrases such as "repro- length " abortion and promiscuity. discord Tuesday, echoing many ductive health" and "fertility Today, she's noton the market 40 Sea bird Dm Out M b T.. Mm Me> »• 1 regulation," which it considers for No. 4. Gore repeated assertions that delegates in saying that abortion 42 Scatter "I don't think people want to 44 Flexible tube ANSWERS the 182 delegations already have was drawing attention from the codewords for abortion. 45 Furtive 7 Like Hamelm's agreed on most of the report and conference's main objectives. know Mary Frances Reynolds," 47 Warming device piper Hi-iniii iiHiimi niv.uu tried to put the best face on his "It would be a sad irony if our said the star of "The Unsinkable 49 Like some 6 — Vegas Molly Brown." "They only want steaks 9 Twisl together IlLJUU UEIOHEJ Hl'lllll meeting with the head of the Vat- efforts to empower women were ican's delegation. to be reduced to a debate on abor- People to marry Debbie Reynolds. So I 50 Pharmacy item 10 Corrosive NEW YORK - After three think I have to get over this 51 Marlon the actor 11 Foot part uuuri tiuuu "I think they're finally under- tion," Nakajima said in a speech. failed marriages, Debbie Reyn- 54 Certain musician 12 Blanch standing what we've said all Gore insisted the International dream of someone to love Mary 57 Entice 13 Ski lilt FlIH'lU LL'tJUJUU kJLJTJfci olds is devoted to a new love - Frances." 56 Jumped 21 Fhwer along," he said. "The misunder- Conference on Population and iiMii nun iwri standings they've had before Development, In its second day, 60 Marine Corps 23 Small colonist 0 0 3 recruit 25 Dull finish 1 °H - '■» 1UII have been significantly dispel- "is already an outstanding suc- j i 3 V BIMli AUID 62 Charity 26 Eateries • UIN S led." cess." EXTRA! 63 Name, in a 27 Toward the left nemo Liiiuu But he conceded the two sides "There will be a broader con- EXTRA.! In The News way nautically a 3 H SIVIM ■ a i3 HI3IV 3 UjB 64 Press 28 Writer Jules nUi 3MT would inevitably remain divided sensus than has ever come out of * 1 3 V on contraception and "an Ameri- 65 Outdo 29 Tote » * H t|li|V 1 S »ii

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Wooster <\ Call 352-5387 or stop in for more informauon. ^Buffalo Wild Wings & Weckv ___—■ _ ,.„„„„„ j Campus The BG News page four Wednesday, September?, 1994 Bowers named as USG elections to be held today Hometown: Bowling Green, interim director of by Robin Coe students' needs around the cam- District Five candidates Ohio The BG News pus." [Harshman Quadrangle] Goal If elected: "To get the *** Name: Alan Grottle student body more involved with The Undergraduate Student Name: Chelsea H err ion Year. Freshman the USG and to make their wanti Government elections for dis- Year Freshman Major Finance recreational sports and needs more accessible to Major Undecided Hometown: Eaglewood, Ohio trict senators will be held today members of USG. Also, as off- Hometown: Wakeman, Ohio Goal If elected: "My goal Is to in the Union Foyer from 9 a.m. to campus District Senator I wish to 5 p.m. and in University dining Goal if elected: "My goal for find out what the students in my by Jay Young been the fitness director at the attack and solve Issues that deal The BG News Student Recreation Center since halls from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. USG is to be someone the people district want changed, and to re- lay those messages to USG." with off-campus student affair* 1986. District One candidate* [Of- of my district will feel comforta- such as parking, weather and ble coming to with their prob- Richard Bowers has been fenhauer East and West, Prout food services." named the interim director of He has also been director of Hall] lems and concerns. I would like District Six candidates [Krel- to take on the responsibility of sher Quadrangle] recreational sports, the position the Fitness and Sports Physiolo- Name: Matthew H costal *** which was vacated after Ron gy Laboratory and director of Year Sophomore ensuring the happiness of the Name: Natalie Phillips Zwierlein accepted the new ath- Major Pre-Physical Therapy people living within the second Year Freshman Name: Amanda Herriot graduate studies in physical edu- Year. Senior letic director post ion In July. cation, health and recreation for Hometown: Warren, Ohio district." Major Business Zwierlein said he is encour- the University. Goal if elected: "I would like to Hometown: Toledo, Ohio Major Political Science aged by the appointment of see the administration of Jen District Three candidates Goal if elected: "My goal would Hometown: Wakeman, Ohio Goal If elected: "I wish to carry Bowers. Bowers served two terms as Mat he and Bill Wilson excel. Par- [Founders and Kohl Halls] be to try to get a better student "[Bowers] comes with a very president of the Midwest chapter ticularly, I would like to see im- Name: Klmberly Vargo Union to better the one we have out Stacy Ml rrotto's Pledge from strong background in adminis- of the American College of provements in parking and gen- Year Junior by making It more comfortable last year to fix the puddle Li front of Moseley Hall." tration," Zwierlein stated. "I Sports Medicine. He has written eral fee expenditures." Major German and Political for students. Also, to help main- think he is highly regarded by his or contributed to five books *** Science tain the projects already In pro- peers. I think he brings the aca- about sports physiology and Name: Jennifer Georges Hometown: Parma, Ohio *** demic community closer because physical fitness. Year: Sophomore Goal If elected "My goal for *** Name: Tara Gore of his ties as a professor." Major. Math Education USG is to incorporate more stu- Name: Michael Leschlnsky Year Sophomore Major Political Science Edward Whipple, vice presi- Bowers attended Ohio State Hometown: Rocky River, Ohio dent involvement In USG. I be- Year Freshman Hometown: Marion, Ohio dent for student affairs, an- University, where he received Goal if elected: "My goal for lieve that a large portion of the Major Journalism nounced the appointment cf his bachelor's and master's de- USG embodies promoting more undergraduate enrollment is not Hometown: Youngstown, Ohio Goal If elected- "I have always been very Interested and In- Bowers. He said Bowers' aca- grees in education and a doctoral student body interaction with aware of the support USG offers Goal If elected: "My goal for demic ties played a major factor degree in physiology. representatives. Furthermore, to students on this campus 1L USG is to actively seek out stu- volved in student government and I hope to continue my in- in his decision. this will assist in creating a more terms of social and academic pol- dent concerns and problems and "One of the main reasons he positive working environment icy and student-administration then work zealously to correct volvement and add something to Before coming to the Universi- the USG program." was selected was because of his ty, Bowers taught at Ohio State in between student body and Uni- relations." those Issues."* * * ties with the academic communi- the physical education depart- versity administration when con- * * * Name; Jason Carl Name: Julie McConaughy ty," said Whipple. "He knows ment. flicting concerns arise." Year: Freshman Year Freshman *** recreational sports and is very *** Major Pre-Med Biology Major: Pre-law Name: Jeremy Fbltz enthusiastic." A national search is being con- Name: Michael Haynes Hometown: Voorhees, N J. Hometown: Ohio Year Junior In addition to teaching courses ducted for a full-time director of Year Senior Goal If elected: "My goal for Goal if elected: "I hope to make Major Journal ism and pre-law in his department. Bowers has recreational sports. Major: Mathematics the USG Is to communicate well USG stronger by recruiting more Hometown: Canton, Ohio Hometown: Columbus, Ohio with other students through find- members on the student body. I Goal If elected: "I would like to Goal if elected: 'To better ing and discussing topics impor- hope to enhance USG by putting continue to strenghthen the serve the students of the Univer- tant with their life. Then discuss 100 percent of my effort into it boundaries between the Univer- RadioActive hosts sity in their various roles includ- with other USG Senators these and the activities they do." sity and Its off-campus students. ing students, customs of the Uni- topics students feel important to In doing this, of f-campus under- versity and any other concerns create a better living environ- Of f-campus candidates graduates will become a more they may hold." ment." Name: Jason Willis participatory district." want students to be Year Junior *** District Two candidates District Four candidates [Kod- Major Music Education Name: Brian Dicken [McDonald Quadrangle and all gers Quadrangle, Old Fraternity Hometown: Ohio Year Sophomore sorority houses from the Univer- Row, New Fraternity Row and Goal if elected: "I want USG to Major Political Science involved in show sity Union to T hurst In Street] ConklinHall] work further to Improve student Hometown: Bowling Green, Name: Rebecca Strauss Name: Jack Thetgyl and faculty communication and Ohio by Chris Malanga "RadioActive also stands for Year Freshman Year Freshman relations. Also, the parking and Goal if elected: 'To make off- The BG News the active part of us as hosts to Major Physical Therapy Major Political Science biking problems need to be ad- campus students more aware of our guests. We're going to try to Hometown: North Olmsted, Hometown: Strongsvilie, Ohio dressed. We need more bike what happens In USG and the Late night's newest pheno- provide an entertaining yet in- Ohio. Goal if elected: "Ignorance is racks." campus." menon, talk radio, is coming to formative forum to discuss cam- Goal if elected: "To protect the not bliss. I would bridge the gap *** *** Bowling Green in the form of an pus events and current events," interests and rights of the stu- between USG and students by Name: Mike Schaller Name: Matthew Miller entirely student-run show on he said dent body at Bowling Green and acting as a liaison rather than a Year Sophomore Year Senior Major Finance WFAL. Piccirillo said the format of the to become more focused on the representative." Major: Pre-law Hometown: Elyria, Ohio ; RadioActive, with Norm Van show is basically one of a com- Mess and Mike Piccirillo, will re- bination of a talk show and a place last year's After Dark talk morning drive show. show with Jason Jackson and Phil The show includes guests, calls Wentzel. from listeners, reports on news, Hypnotist to offer smoking seminar .' RadioActive's first priority is sports and campus events. Even- to focus on the students, Picciri- tually, the duo wants to do shows llo said. Students will be involved from various residence halls on in the show, from calling in with campus. ALA brings in Greer for positive approach to kicking the habit questions to winning contests. Van Ness and Piccirillo said by Randy Jalle * "RadioActive - the whole part they plan to take the show to a technique called 'aversion thera- hypnotist and exactly how quali- trol. She said she felt no with- of active is that we want the cal- professional level The BG News py* in which the hypnotist gives fied the hypnotist is in a specific drawl symptoms as a result of lers to be active with the show. 'Talk radio is really becoming the client the suggestion that area." the therapy, and wholeheartedly It's going to be a call-in talk a big market right now. The Nationally reknowned hypno- cigarettes are something filthy, The ALA boasts a 55 percent praised Greer and his program. show, and we want the listeners reason is (hat people like to be tist John Greer will be conduct- dirty and disgusting," Wright success rate at the end of six "It's a very helpful technique tp provide intelligent conversa- Involved in what then- listening ing group hypnosis clinics in the said. "The American Lung Asso- months for the separate smoking for a lot of people [Greer] U tion," Van Ness said. to," Van Ness said We want to Toledo area Sept. 8-11 to help ciation does not utilize this type cessation and weight control clin- very warm and encouraging to ; He also said RadioActive wont get our listeners involved in the people combat smoking addiction of therapy. Instead, the hypnotist ics. But ALA Program Associate those facing a problem," she be the typical serious talk show. show." The weekly show pre- and control their weight. [from the ALA]would give very "It's not going to be serious all mieres tonight at 10 pm on WFAL The hypnosis positive suggestions about posi- the time, we're going to be goof- AM 680 and Wood County Cable clinics, spon- tive benefits that the persor "Many psychotherapists use a ing off and having a good time," 50. Tonight's guest is BUI Wilson, sored by the would experience being off of technique called 'aversion Van Ness said Vice President of Undergraduate Northwestern cigarettes." Piccirillo agreed Student Government. branch of the Wright further stated that the therapy' in which the hypnotist American Lung success of the program Is very gives the client the suggestion Association, dependent on how susceptible to emphasize a hypnosis the client is. that cigarettes are something positive ap- Four variables - trust in the filthy, dirty and disgusting." proach to hypnotist, imagination, temper- changing one's men t and motivation - will either Jean Wright lifestyle. directly or indirectly affect a University Wellnes Center Greer said smoking and client's ability to be hypnotized, overeating are often inappro- Wright said. priate methods people use to "It's been my experience with Sandy Obertacz advised against said. "He tells them they can bo cope with everyday stress and many people who have under- attending both the smoking and successful." anxiety. He proposed hypnosis as gone hypnosis [to end their des- weight control sessions simulta- The clinics consist of three a viable means for these people tructive lifestyles] that it does neously because of the possible separate two-hour session* in to ease their tension and handle reduce their cravings," she said clash between the two therapies. which participants are hypno- their problems more effectively. "For some people the results are Nevertheless, she described tized three time*. If participants Jeanne Wright of the Universi- transient, while others have been Greer's efforts as a "very are unsatisfied with their first ty Wellness Center said Greer able to stay off cigarettes, or worthwhile program." hypnotic treatment, they are stresses a positive approach to maintain their desired weight. "Not every program work* for permitted to leave the session breaking bad habits. The therapy varies with clients, every person," Obertacz said. with a complete refund. "Many psychotherapists use a along with the experience of the "But I think people should really The clinic* are priced at $40 use [Greer's hypnosis clinics] If per session. For more informa- Vote USG they want to stop smoking." tion, call the American Lung As- Martha Greer of Western sociation of Ohio Northwestern Toledo underwent two of Greer's Branch at (419)471-0024 or call SEPT. 10 & 1 1 Foil District Elections hypnosis sessions for weight con- toll-free at 1-800-LUNG USA. Downtown Bow lin'j Green Sept. >>: In. Ni'Jll Ki>L'll (< for USG will be BIG DAVE f, the Ultrasonics and Wednesday Sept. 7th The KIND 9 to 5 in the Union Foyer 4 to 6 in the Dining Halls

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5. As a commuter, I heard I have an on-campus mailbox. Committee recommends Where is it? Dear Postal Patty: Most undergraduate students living off campus are assigned an improved job training on-campus mailbox. An alpha- BG»SiUAnswers to important student questions betized list of mailbox assign- ments can be found In the mail- by Katie Simmons "Many receive advice, only the Dear Searching Simon: room. The mailroom Is located in wise profit from it."-Syrus The BC News but states the need to "rally all The group also researched the Arts and Sciences - 205 Ad- 208 Moseley Hall. The mailroom employees with the focus to pro- areas of process re-engineering 1. When is the deadline for re- ministration Building is open 7:45 a.m. to 6:45 pjn. Uniting and training em- vide quality service to improve and benchmarking, and budget questing my Spring 1994 classes? College of Business Adminis- Monday through Thursday and ployees in order to provide quali- the teaching, and research and and planning. Dear Don't Hesitate and Be tration - 371 Business Adminis- 7:45 am. to 4:45 p.m. on Friday. If ty service to the community and public service missions of the "There seems to be a general Late: tration Building you haven't been assigned an oiv achieve success is one area the University." lack of knowledge in this area," The last day to request courses College of Education and Allied campus mailbox and want one, University needs to Improve Regarding human resources Erekson said, referring to budget for Spring 199S is Friday, Sept. Professions - 365 Education fill out a form at Registration and upon, according to a year-long functions, the report states that and planning. "The University is 16, 1994. See your Schedule of Building Records. A mailbox will then be study. the University's biggest asset is in good stable and financial con- Classes for times and dates the College of Health and Human assigned to you in 5-7 business Last week, its employees, and because of dition, but there are some as- Star System is available. Services -101 Health Center days. the Non- this a stronger commitment must pects that need to be realined." 2. I want to change my major College of Musical Arts - 6. This is my first semester at Academic be made in the specific area of The committee also recom- and it is in a different college Moore Musical Arts Building the University and my study Functions employee work. mended integrating some de- from the one I am in now. What College of Technology - Tech- skills from high school don't should I do? Committee "The human resources func- partments in order to provide nology Building seem to be cutting it in these submitted their tions should take higher prior- more convenience for students Dear Moving Marvin: Office of Pre-Major Advising - difficult college level courses. report examin- ity," Erekson said. "The theme and staff members. Call the college office you want 101 University Hall Where can I go for help? ing all non- that seemed to emerge was the "One of the most interesting to change to and ask if there are Deur Desperately Seeking academic as- issue of training and develop- ideas I feel the committee came specific requirements other than 4.1 plan to graduate in Decem- Services: having at least a 2.0 accu- ber. Is it true that I must com- pects within ment." up with involves the combining There are many services avail- the University The committee found a need of the financial aid and adminis- mulative grade point average. plete an application form? able on-campus to assist you. When you are ready to transfer, to University President Paul Ols- for three major types of training tration," Yon said. "This would Study Skills Laboratory - 213 camp. at the Unlveristy: job-related take your current I.D. to obtain Dear Hasta La Vista Baby: Mosely Hall give the students a one-stop your folder from your present Yes! The last day to apply for Olscamp formed the commit- skills training, supervi- shopping idea instead of travel- Mathematics Laboratory - tee in February 1993 to look at sor/management training and college office and deliver it to the December graduation (under- 101J University Hall ing back and forth from building college office you plan to enter. the various functions through professional development. graduates) is Sept. 9, 1994. Pick Writing Laboratory ~ 303 to building." up the application at your college surveys and interviews to ana- Committee members also ad- Overall, the report gave the Moseley Hall vised the University to design 3. Now that you mention it, office or Registration and Re- BGaSkU is a service provided lyze certain subjects within each University high dedication in re- where are are all the college of- of the departments, according to training programs and institute a cords and return it to your col- by the University's Academic lation to its employees, and fices located? lege office. Tom Erekson, a member of the plan for a mandatory manage- viewed the campus and its staff Advisers. committee and Dean of the Col- ment training program for every as individuals who are "commit- lege of Technology. employee who supervises an- ted to doing quality work and RUSH other person. The 29-member committee - want to improve the institution," Continued from page one. parents have. When they were in including representatives from according to the final report of college it was more of the 'Ani- administrative staff, classified "I feel, in regards to the train- the study. Rush events. mal House' type atmosphere," he PUT YOUR staff, faculty and students - ing programs, that this is some- "I'm very optimistic that the "[During Rush] we just try to said. "The fraternity system has found no disarray within the thing so important that everyone president will initiate some of the get to know the men, and try to changed a lot in the last 20 VALUABLES campus, but did find areas which needs to participate in it for recommendations made by the get a quality group," Schermaii years." need improvement. many years to come," said Paul committee at this time, while on said. IFC is fighting these negative IN A Yon, a member of the committee the other hand, we understand Sean Mulder, vice president of stereotypes by putting together The committee's report recog- and an employee at the Universi- that other ideas will take time to Rush for IFC, said the council has informational programs and pre- SAFE PLACE. nizes the various staff member. ty's Center for Archival Collec- consider and think over," Yon an open Rush system, meaning registration programs, so par- who provide high quality service, tions. said. one can visit as few or as many ents and students can voice ques- houses as he wishes. This differs tions or concerns about fraterni- from Sorority Rush in which ties, Mulder said. women must visit every house. Mulder said his advice to "Open rush is a lot more re- anyone unsure about fraternitiis laxed. It's not as structured," is to ask questions. Mulder said. "The rushees and "Go to each chapter and ask a guys in the chapters seem to like lot of questions. Don't be afraid it that way." to ask about grades, and don't be Rush nights are important be- afraid to ask the seemingly tough cause they can dispel many pre- questions," he said. "Make the Helmets make riding more comfort- ! conceived ideas men may have most informed decision about able and fun. Not lo mention safer. | about the fraternity system, said Rush that you can. Joining a Protect your most valuable Mulder. fraternity is not just a four-year asset. Always wear a helmet "[Fraternities] are a lot commitment - it's a lifetime Morsmrcu SAFETY FMMMTIM different than the image that one." RUSH KAPPA SIGMA

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MAN IN THE COUNTRY PIG ROASTB RIB FEST BWING NIGHTBTACO BA3 WCDNCSDIW, THURSDAY, MONDIW, TUCSDftV. SCPTCMBCft 7, 1994 S€PT€MB€R 8, 1994 S€PT€Mft€R 12. 1994 SCCTCMBCft 13, 1994 7:30 - 9:30 7:30 - 9:30 7:30 - 9:30 7:10 - 9:30 City The BG News page six Wednesday, September 7,1994 Sports fans rent more videos Festival to feature Strike causes spectators to watch more baseball movies costume contest, by Aaron Gray "Major League," "Major League Video Connection, also said he Dan Patton, owner of Double The BC News 2" and "Rookie of the Year." has seen no change. According to Play Sports Cards, said he has no- "If we don't have those movies Deck, movies such as "Major ticed collectors are shifting their Star Trek movies As the baseball strike enters its in, [customers] go to another League" and "Bull Durham" are Interest in sports cards. 7th-inning stretch, local video re- sport," Finch said. He cited "The being rented at the same rate as by Aaron Gray tailers are singing "Take Me Out Air Up There" and 'The Pro- usual. "I'm not replacing my baseball The BC News books, trading cards, models, to the Video Store." gram" as also being popular commemorative plates, pew- The baseball strike has forced sports movies. Trekkies will be transport- ter figurines, action figures fans to find new outlets to sate "I think people are just hungry "I think people are just hungry for sports. ing to the Woodland Mall this and toy guns. their passion for sports, includ- for sports," Finch said. "There's weekend for a film festival ing renting more sports movies There's nothing going on. People want featuring all the big-screen "We get everyone from little nothing going on. People want kids buying figures and toys, at their local video store. baseball back." baseball back." Star Trek movies. According to Adam Finch, an Future Now of Ohio and to adults coming in and buying Not all video stores have expe- Adam Finch Cinemark 5 Theatres will be employee at The Video, sport* rienced the same sports boom. fans are searching for "anything Eric Parker of Late Nile Video employee at The Video hosting a Star Trek film fes- tival which will begin at 10 to do with sports." said he has not noticed any surge "We get everyone am. on Saturday, Sept. 10. It "Since the beginning of the in popularity of baseball movies. "They arc usually big renters, [cards] like I normally would," from little kids strike any sports movies, partic- "I dont think the strike's Patton said. "I'm not going out will commemorate the 28th just because of the movies," anniversary of Star Trek. ularly baseball, have been going lasted long enough yet for there Deck said. "I don't think it's be- and dumping a bunch of money in buying figures and out of stock," Finch said. them just because I'm not sure The festival will feature all to be any change In public atti- cause of the strike necessarily." six Star Trek films as well as a toys, to adults According to Finch, some of tude," Parker said. Other area businesses are also how [the strike] Is going to affect costume contest. There will coming in and these movies are "Bull Durham," Randy Deck, a manager at feeling the effects of the strike. everything." also be games, contests and buying extremely • A woman reported she saw were tied together and did not other special events through- two men push a dumpster onto fire. out the day. Proceeds from the expensive the railroad tracks near East film festival will be donated to collectibles." Merry Avenue Friday.. One of • Someone observed a man the Salvation Army. the men was wearing a striped throwing a beer can out of a "You really need to see the Dale Adams shirt and baseball cap. The other window of a blue vehicle Tues- movies on the big screen," Future Now olice was wearing a green shirt. Police day. said Dale Adams, general said they pushed the dumpster manager of Future Now. "You extremely expensive collecti- off the tracks while a train was •A Bowling Green woman re- just lose so much when you bles," Adams said. approaching. ported her black, Ross 10-speed see them on [television]." Fu- • A man reported a theft of his mountain bicycle was stolen ture Now offers a wide selec- Recent big sellers have been CD rack from his home Saturday. from the 100 block of Railroad tion of Star Trek collectables the Classic Phaser, Adams Police said one CD and two CD Street. and toys Including framed pic- said, which is a full-sized Imi- lotter covers were found in the area tures of Mr. Spock, mugs tation of the guns used on where his CD rack used to be. •A resident of the 500 block of shaped like "Star Trek: The "Star Trek," and the Commun- The man said his CDs and rack Monroe Street reported his green Next Generation" character icator, which is a small walkie- were valued at about $2,140. Huffy 18-speed mountain bicycle Data, and virtually everything talkie. • A woman reported a threaten- short, pudgy, baseball cap wear- • A man claimed to have been was stolen. else in between. ing phone call on Wednesday. ing man" pulled a gun on him. assaulted outside of a bar on "The great thing about Star Future Now is Adams' first According to a police report, the • Jeffrey P. Munafo, 19. of Main Street Sunday. According •A resident of the 1500 block Trek is it's across the board," "Star Trek" retail store, al- man said, "I know where you are, Sharonville, was cited for dis- to the police report, the man said of Clough Street reported Adams said. He said he is though he has been in the mail if you don't drop charges you'll orderly conduct and underage his attacker "was just trying to someone entered her vehicle and pleased with the amount of order business for over three pay and you'll be sorry." comsumptlon on Thursday. After start a fight with anybody." stole her purse. business the store has years. Adams said that he has • A man reported someone being observed urinating on the • A man reported he fount! received since Its May open- been a "Star Trek" fan all his pulled a gun on him after mid- corner of Wooster and Williams firecrackers in his mailbox Mon- •A resident of Ranch Court ing. life, but first became inter- night at a local pizza restaurant street, Munafo began running day. Police said there was only a reported her maroon Schwinn Among the items available ested in the business aspect Wednesday. The man said he was from police. He was then caught little damage to the mailbox be- coaster bicycle was stolen earlier at Future Now are posters, after attending a "Star Trek" in the bathroom when "a big. and escorted to a patrol vehicle. cause some of the firecrackers this month books, magazines, comic convention in Houston. The Link puts out New bars available for students call for volunteers Checkers claims bigger stage, Brewster's Pour House has live music by Nicole Pankuch contests for students to win Johnny's, is under new owner- until 7 p.m. with beer and drink The BC News money, pool tables and shuffle- ship. Rick Ault. Checkers new specials, according to employee in coming months board," Tokles said. owner, said he has installed new Missy Heeter. Two new darts have landed on The bar also has 16 draft beers, floors, ceilings, light and sound the board that Is the Bowling Volunteers are trained by The mostly Imported, and big screen system In the bar. A new stage Wednesday nights at Checkers by Crlsll Ellwood Green bar scene. televisions for sports. The bar Link staff to handle a variety of and bigger dance floor are also Is Karaoke night Checkers has The BC News Checkers, 809 S. Main St., and does serve a limited variety of problems Including emotional, new additions to Checkers. live music on Fridays and Satur- Brewster's Pour House, located food. He also said Checkers has good days. I At one time or another, every- domestic and suicidal troubles, next to the Clazel theater on the counselor said. "We opened it because it's go- beer prices for students on a one has problems they cannot South Main Street, are two new ing to be a bar different from all budget. 'handle alone. Whether they are A fall training session is avail- According to Heeter, Checkers taverns geared toward students' the rest [of bars] to go to and "We have 65 cent draft beer also has two pool tables and a problems with school, or a boy- able for anyone Interested in be- bar needs. have a good time," Tokles said. ing a counselor, and no previous and $3 pitchers," Heeler said. satellite dish. friend- girlfriend relationship, It Brewsters age limit will be 21 Tokles also owns the restau- "We also have domestic beer helps to have a friendly ear to experience is necessary. Vol- and over and should be open in rants, Nick and Jimmy's, Amigos specials and drink specials." listen. unteers must be enthusiastic and "Checkers has friendly people, the next couple of weeks Nick and the Village Inn In the Toledo Checkers Is open seven days a a great atmosphere and a popular have a willingness to help, said Tokles, owner, said. Linda Butch, director of crisis area. week from 1 p.m. until 2:30 am. Happy Hour," said employee ! The Link, Wood County's "We will have live music, Checkers, formerly South Side Happy Hour Is daily from 3 p.m. 24-hour crisis intervention intervention. Greg Reynolds. center, Is looking for volunteer counselors to provide that sup- From Sept 26 through Nov. 9, port to people who need It. training sessions will be availa- ble each Monday and Wednesday Death penalty considered for O. J. - Volunteers do not give advice, night from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. but Instead try to refer the caller by Linda Deutsch nouncement at least until Sept. son's race and celebrity. The late in that process that the pros- to the proper service. Anyone Interested may pick up The Associated Press • "We are not here to solve prob- an application at The Link, 315 19. likely decision, they say, will be ecutors do their memo to the [death penalty] committee." lems - we are here to listen," Thurstln Ave. at the Ridge Street to seek life imprisonment if he Is LOS ANGELES -- As O J. Simp- "I dont know what they're convicted of murdering his ex- said the counselor on duty, whose intersection. For more informa- son's trial draws near, pros- waiting for," said Harland name was withheld for Job- tion, call 352-5387 or stop by The wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Simpson was arrested June 17 ecutors are being pressured to Braun, a Los Angeles defense at- her friend Ronald Goldman. and his trial is set for Sept. 26. fconfidentiality. Link. make their most Important de- torney. "I look at the options, and ■ By talking to callers, vol- Ito told prosecutors he did not cision: Will they seek the death I think, "Could they conceivably So why Is the decision taking so want to hurry their decision "be- unteers also have the chance to Another training session will penally for a black sports hero? be held in the spring for those ask for the death penalty In this long? cause it is one of the most impor- fain valuable counseling skills Superior Court Judge Lance Ito case?' The idea takes my breath and give something back to the who are Interested, but cannot at- tant a public prosecutor makes." wants to know the answer as soon away." "The judge pointed out that But he also said: "Not knowing Community. tend the fall session. as possible and so do Simpson's Braun and other legal experts this is not a decision you want to this decision complicates all of lawyers. But the district attor- say many factors weighed in rush to judgment on," said Sandi our lives." ney's office, which first prom- other potential death-penalty Gibbons, a spokeswoman for Dis- ised a decision by the end of Au- cases will have less Impact than trict Attorney Gil Garcetti. The judge said the death pen- STUPENT RECREATION CENTER gust, has now postponed its an- the overriding issues of Simp- alty issue would affect how he "This case is moving forward drafts a jury questionnaire and INTRODUCTION TO WEIGHT TRAINING at the speed of light," she said. plans his trial schedule. Ques- "In most special circumstance tioning of Jurors in a death- [potential capital] cases, the time penalty case takes longer than a September 6, 7. 0th from arraignment to trial is eight case that involves a maximum to 12 months, and it's not until possibility of Ufe imprisonment. any time between 5- b\00 pm Mezzanine Weight Area * MEETING *

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by Ron Fournlcr He golfed seven of the first 11 breakfast with religious leaders. The Associated Press days, trying without success to Look for the same theme this break 80. Washington lobbyist year. His first post-vacation ap- EDGARTOWN, Mass. - He Vernon Jordan was part of his pearance will be a meeting with golfed - boy, did he golf. He ate foursome each time. Mrs. Clinton religious leaders Thursday out, played the saxophone and joined him once, for a cold, rainy morning. He will address com- sang with a rock band. He read Labor Day round. Chelsea and munity values in a speech to a and shopped and boated and bi- the first lady played miniature Baptist group Friday in New Or- cycled and even squeezed in a golf with Clinton one night. leans. few hours of He jogged at least three times work. But what outside the 25-acre estate the did President family borrowed for the trip. Clinton get out He dined out, either at a res- of all this vaca- taurant or a private residence, at tion activity? least six of the first 11 days That Rest and re- does not include the party he evaluation. threw for the press, highlighted "He had time by his saxophone jam session and to spend with off-key duets with singer Carly his family. Re- Simon. 1 a x . Slow Mrs. Clinton stayed out of the down," White House press secre- public eye much of the time, al- tary Dee Dee Myers said Tues- though she did bicycle and shop AP Photo/The White Home SufT, HO. day. "He found it helpful to leave with the family. Chelsea rode a President Clinton wears a Jewish yarmllka as he attends Jewish New Year Rush Hashana services al the workaday world of Washing- horse and sailed on the estate, Old Whaling Church In Edgertown, Mass. At right is Rabbi Joshua Plant. ton and get away in order to res: quietly slipping out for dinner and gain some perspective." with her friend. A 12-day vacation on chic Clinton attended church twice Martha's Vineyard was sched- and went to a Rosh Hashana ser- uled to end Wednesday for the vice. Afterward, he had dinner in president and First lady Hillary a trendy French restaurant with Harvard study suggests Rodham Clinton. Their teen-age celebrity lawyer Alan Dershow- daughter, Chelsea, left with a girl itz. friend a few days early to get "He kept saying, 'Great day. ready for school. Wonderful day. Great vacation,'" rise in homosexuality The president came to this Dershowitz said. island retreat frustrated and But it wasn't all play for the The Associated Press no, heterosexual-homosexual Alfred J. Kinsey In 1948 and drained by a summer of discon- president. He also took time to [question]," Wypij said. 1953 - were not based on sam- tent. Whitewater hearings fur- think about the mistakes of the APPhwoAVllfr.d.Ue WASHINGTON - A survey Research that might help ples that could be extrapolated ther eroded his administration's past year and look forward to the indicating that nearly one in define the size of the homosex- to the population as a whole. credibility and the fight for a year ahead in what Myers called President Clinton gives a thumb, every five Americans has been ual community plays directly More recent national surveys crime bill imperiled health care "a process of evaluating him- up as he walks from the Mink attracted to someone of the into the debate over extending have focused on behavior, not reform. self." Meadows Golf Club clubhouse, in same sex at some time since civil rights protections to this same-sex attraction. When he stepped off the Air The process worked in 1993. West Chap, Mass., to play golf on age IS illustrates that sexual minority. Congress is consider- Force plane into a cool, ocean He left Martha's Vineyard ener- Martha's Vineyard. orientation isn't a simple ques- ing legislation that would out- Randall Sell, lead author of breeze and an adoring crowd of gized last year, more confident of the study and a doctoral candi- tourists and island residents, passing the trade bill between tion of gay or straight, one of law job discrimination based Clinton didn't get work entirely its authors says. on sexual orientation. Oppo- date at Harvard, said he hopes Clinton's first order of business Mexico, Canada and the United was clear Relax. States. It was approved a few off his mind. He welcomed Ire- "I think in most individuals nents have cited research that the research will help elucidate land's deputy prime minister ti there is some sort of range," they say shows only one per- the complexity of sexual orien- He jumped head first into the weeks later. vacation. He rose early the first Clinton's first post-vacation his retreat and discussed a cease- said David Wypij, a Harvard ceut of the population is gay, tation. fire in Northern Ireland. His University statistician and co- suggesting that gay people day to play golf, then jogged and speeches last year were laced "It's more than just behavior spent the evening at a dinner with references to community days began with a briefing from author of the study. "You may have little political clout. his national security team on the be more heterosexual - you The study, which was pre- - that's only one measure," he party. It set a pattern of dawn-th- values and the role of religion in said. rough-dark fun with family and public life, and his first public latest refugee tallies in Cuba and may be more homosexual." sented at the Joint Statistical preparations for war in Haiti. The research, conducted at Meetings In Toronto in August Tom W. Smith, a statistician rich-or-famous friends. appearance last fall was a prayer the Harvard School of Public and Is being published in the at the National Opinion Health and the Center for Archives of Sexual Behavior, is Research Center at the Uni- Health Policy Studies in Wash- the first national survey to look versity of Chicago, called the I Go Falcons! I STUDY HARD! ington, has been criticized by at the question of homosexual study useful, but warned that the question on attraction was some statisticians but is being attraction. Ull 1HI REVS Interviewers spoke with imprecise. touted by gay rights activists. un A cm The study found that be- 1,288 American men and 674 tween 6.2 percent and 20.8 per- women, ages 16 to SO, and "They basically asked *r* Ever Get Somebody Totally Wasted! IAII A Sine cent of American men and 3.3 asked them each to complete whether you were ever attrac- percent and 17.8 percent of questionnaires. The study said ted to a member of the same American women could be 1,200 men completed face-to- sex at any time since you were considered "incidentally ho- face Interviews, which in- age IS - which can mean one mosexual." The lower esti- cluded 100 questions, and 1,130 very fleeting, very trivial sen- mates are based on reported answered 68 questions in the sation or feeling," Smith said. same-sex sexual behavior dur- written survey. A total of 634 Despite such caveats, the ing the previous five years. women completed the inter- National Gay and Lesbian Task The higher numbers are based views and S88 finished the Force immediately seized on on reported homosexual behav- written portion- the report, noting the figures ior or attraction since age IS. Other studies that have ex- are much higher than those last "Our perspective is that sex- amined sexual attraction - year from the Battelle Human ual orientation isn't just a yes- such as those published by Affairs Research Center. : Going GREEK

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by Robert Barr declined to accept the word of The Associated Press the British prime minister." In Dublin, the Reynolds-Adams DUBLIN, Ireland - After their statement was endorsed by John first face-to-face meeting, Ire- Hume, leader of Northern Ire- land's prime minister and the land's main Roman Catholic po- leader of the IRA's political part- litical party, who was also at the ner made a joint commitment to meeting. peace Tuesday. The session came just six days The talks an- after the IRA announced an open- gered Protes- ended truce. tants and got a The 90-minute meeting, which cool response began with a handshake between from Britain, Adams and Reynolds, underlined where Prime the huge political change Minister John wrought by the cease-fire. Major also had Reynolds, Hume and Adams a run-in with declared that "our objective is an hard-line Prot- equitable and lasting agreement estant leader that can commend the allegiance Ian Paisley. Pa- of all." isley accused Major of "shouting "Perhaps the eye doesn't see and interrupting" him during the what it doesn't want to see," 10-minute me e t in e. Adams told reporters on the The two sessions mirrored di- steps of Dublin's Government visions over bringing peace to Buildings. "I said that I had tried Northern Ireland despite a cease- to reassure the British govern- fire declared by the Irish Repub- ment." lican Army, which has been Adams was cheered by sup- fighting te end British rule of the porters waving the Irish tricolor province. when he arrived, saying: "It is an In Dublin, Prime Minister Al- historic day, an historic occa- bert Reynolds and Sinn Fein sion." President Gerry Adams said they Although Protestant politicians were "totally and absolutely in Northern Ireland accused committed to democratic and Reynolds of "indecent haste," the peaceful methods of resolving Irish prime minister defended our political problems." They the meeting with Adams as part stopped short of stipulating a of the search for peace. AP Phi;lo/l>avc Caulkla permanent cease-fire, as deman- "What we are trying to do here ded by Major. is establish peace and that's all, The British prime minister with no strings attached. Peace, British Soldiers watch a protestant parade pass along the Shankill I commemorate Protestants killed over the last 25 years of conflict in on its own, so nobody should be Road, Belfast In Northern Ireland. The demostratlon was held to Northern Ireland. abruptly left a meeting in London with Paisley after the Northern afraid of it," he said. Ireland politician refused to say Major's government demanded he believed Major's pledge that Tuesday that the IRA "make there had been no secret deals clear by words and deeds" that with the IRA. the cease-fire Is permanent. WHEN YOU RIDE Paisley, leader of the small Britain still seeks a firmer Democratic Unionist Party, said pledge before starting the clock Be A Part of The Dominance DRUNK, Major shouted at him, " 'Get out on a three-month Interval be- ONE MORE FOR of this room. Never come back tween the cease-fire declaration until you're prepared to say I and preliminary talks involving THE ROAD speak the truth.' Sinn Fein. ■^sxs^ "I wonder how many members Reynolds has been meeting CAN HAVE AN of Parliament could stand up and party leaders in advance of aa ENTIRELY say they believe every word that Irish-organized National Forum John Major speaks," Paisley told for Peace and Reconciliation, DIFFERENT reporters. which is to begin debate by late RUSH DCIJ MEANING. Sir Patrick Mayhew, Britain's October. It will offer Adams his top official In Northern Ireland, first chance to share the stage also attended the meeting at with Ireland's other nationalist Major's Downing Street office. leaders. He said Major had repeatedly Sinn Fein says the IRA's pledge asked Paisley if he believed him. of a "complete cessation of mili- tary operations" speaks for It- "The answer was not forthcom- self. The group's grass-root sup- TONIGHT ing," said Mayhew. "The prime porters more candidly say the minister said he saw no purpose truce will be as permanent as the whatsoever in answering ... any expected British-Sinn Fein nego- 7:00 - 9:00 questions put by somebody who tiations make it. At the Kappa Kappa Gamma House In New Fraternity Row IT'S ALMOST ATA ATA AIA AI \ ATX ATA AIA AIA AIA AIA ATA ATA A IA VTA AIA AIA HERE! Tues. September 13, 1994

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Began, play- by The Associated Press '.-.' toward the lofty goal that head ing in his second collegiate game, coach Gary Palmlnano has estab- garnered two assists to earn him- lished for the team. They started self a spot on the All-Tournament AKRON - Toronto Blue Jays on the road to a place In the team. outfielder Joe Carter is spending NCAA tournament final with a part of the major league baseball second place finish at the Akron "People like Jason Began strike promoting a product he Children's Hospital Classic. stepped on the field and played says helped him. set a major Palmisano said the team's ul- like a seasoned veteran over the league record in April timate goal this season was to be weekend. But he Is not the only "Tack Tube" is a polymer In the NCAA championship in one who is contributing," added product developed by the Uni- November. Palmisano. versity of Akron for Joe Carter "The season is real basic and Enterprises Inc. Carter hopes It simple for us this year. 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stop the run against North- of the season or the end of the pure anxiety than a desire to loser. by Ron Lesko two other key Wolverines ex- season." gain a mental edge. Holtz has beaten Michigan pected to miss the game, Holtz western In last weekend's 42-15 The Associated Press victory. One team will solidify Its Only once since the series re- five of eight times since he slathered on the hyperbole. place as a legitimate national sumed In 1978 has the Michi- came to South Bend in 1986, "This Michigan team is the Michigan struggled at times SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Notre In a 34-26 victory over Boston championship contender Sat- gan-Notre Dame winner gone with a 17-17 tie two years ago. most talented, best football Dame coach Leu Holtz rolled College without Wheatley and urday, the other will need lots on to the national champion- Moeller only has beaten the out some of his best "we're- team they've had since I've receiver Walter Smith, both of help to get back in the race. ship. That was 1988, when the Irish once In four tries. That worse-than-they-are" material been here," he said. "... Right preseason casualties. It has been this way between Irish woo 19-17 after Michi- 1991 victory at Michigan Sta- Tuesday as his No. 3 Fighting now, I worry about Michigan The Wolverines also lost these traditional rivals for gan's Mike Gillette missed a dium propelled Desmond How- Irish prepare for their critical embarrassing us." linebacker Matt Dyson in that more than a decade. last-play field goal. ard to the Heisman Trophy and second-week game against No. Michigan's Gary Moeller game. These games make a season, The game comes early in the made the Wolverines a national 6 Michigan in South Bend Sat- quivers at the thought of Fight- "You're never going to be and that one dream season can season, usually the first or sec- title front runner, until they lost urday. ing Irish quarterback Ron Pow- able to handle something like make a coach's career. Holtz ond game for both teams, and at home to Florida State the fol- Even with Michigan running lus, even though Notre Dame this," Moeller said of the injur- and Moeller know that, and the climb back through the lowing week. back Tyrone Wheatley doubtful could neither run the ball nor ies, "whether it's the beginning their griping comes more from rankings is difficult for the See MICHIGAN, page eleven. with a separated shoulder and Metcalfonly needs to be, Farm teams finish season; spectacular on one play Canton-Akron may move

by Chuck Me I vln the first guy miss." sed the play and tried to make by The Associated Press "The people in Akron are very ished 69-73 for third place in the The Associated Press The Browns last scored on both something that wasn't really serious. Whether it will actually Eastern League's South Division, a kickoff and a punt in the same there, and I got tackled behind happen is something I don't know 20 games behind Harrisburg. BEREA, Ohio - Nine times out game in 1958, although Metcalf the line a couple times, which CANTON, Ohio -- Ohio may yet." Barring an end to the 3 -week of 10, Eric Metcalf Is a failure. himself returned two punts for made it look even worse," Met- have seen the final out of the Agganis could not be reached strike by major league players, But that 10th time is so spectacu- touchdowns against Pittsburgh calf said. "In time we'll iron all season: the major league players for further comment Tuesday. A the end of the season for the lar, no one seems to mind. last October, a performance that that out." are still on strike and the state's message seeking comment was Columbus, Toledo and Canton "Every play's not going to be a cemented his selection as all-pro Since the Browns traded up to three farm clubs failed to make left at the club's office, which teams mean an end to pro base- 'touchdown. But you give him the return specialist. get him with the 13th overall pick the playoffs. One farm club could said Agganis was traveling out of ball until the spring in Ohio. ball enough times, sooner or later Yet Metcalf or more precisely in the 1989 draft, Metcalf has be moving by 1996. town. "Baseball is over today. For you get one of those plays," the Browns' use of Metcalf still averaged an unremarkable 3.8 Mike Agganis, owner of the Agganis said he has received everybody," Canton-Akron re- Cleveland Browns coach Bill Be- inspires some of the most spir- yards per carry, periodically Class AA Canton-Akron Indians, offers from several cities but liever Alan Embree said after lichicksaid. ited debate about the team. prompting suggestions that he'd said he would decide by March would confirm only discussions Monday's final game. The Browns didn't have to wait Though he excels in the open be better off as a full-time whether his team would move out with Akron and Springfield, long for "one of those plays" this field, the 190-pounder lacks the receiver. He had a career-high 63 of Canton's 5,700-seat Thurman Mass. season. Metcalfs team-record power to break tackles at the line receptions last year. Munson Memorial Stadium by The comments by Agganis 92-yard punt return in the second of scrimmage. So sending him up Belichick doesn't particularly the 1996 season. came as his Eastern League team "The fans in the quart er Sunday, which came less the middle as a running back fre- care how the ball gets to Metcalf, The Cleveland Indians' farm and Ohio's two other minor- than three minutes after team- quently results in little or no as long as he touches it a dozen or club will stay in Canton through league clubs the Columbus area have been very jnate Randy Baldwin scored on gain. more times a game. Because at least the 1995 season, Agganis Clippers and Toledo Mud Hens of good, and I would like an 85-yard kickoff return, led Sunday, he ran the ball seven sooner or later... said. the Class AAA International to be able to keep the Cleveland past the Cincinnati times from scrimmage for a "He's not a three yards and a Agganis, who has been critical League completed their seasons Bengals 28-20. combined total of zero yards. cloud of dust type of guy," Bell- of the 6-year-old stadium's field without making their respective team in this area." "Maybe once or twice I pres- playoffs. i It marked the sixth time in chick said. condition and drainage, has met Mike Agganis Metcalfs career that he has with officials of Akron to discuss The Clippers, part of the New scored on a punt or kickoff re- York Yankees' organization, fin- owner of the Canton-Akron turn seven if you include relocating the club there. ished 74-68 for third place in the Indians playoffs. Only eight players in "The fans in this area have league's Western Division, 6 NFL history have scored seven been very good to us, and I would games behind Richmond. The Daron Kirkreit, a pitcher who or more times on kickoffs and like to be able to keep the team in Mud Hens, a Detroit Tigers' farm was Cleveland's No. 1 draft pick, fcunts. this area," Agganis said In an club, were another 11 games said the major league strike had ' To be fair, this one required interview published Tuesday in back in fifth place at 63-79. little impact on him and other The (Canton) Repository. less individual effort than most, The Canton-Akron Indians fin- Canton-Akron players. because the blocking by Met- Calfs special teams colleagues was impeccable. Metcalf juked lames Francis out of his way, Agassi excites New York, (hen cruised untouched down the tight sideline along an impene- trable barrier set up by his in great duel with Chang ^animates. -' Eric Turner leveled punter Lee Johnson to clear the last obstacle. by Bob Greene against unseeded Bemd Kar- tional treatment after the first ♦ The Associated Press bacher of Germany. game of the second set, then i "The blockers pretty much Martin advanced when Ri- retired during the next chang- tnade it easy for me," Metcalf NEW YORK - Andre Agassi chey Reneberg suffered a eover with Martin leading 3-0. said. "All I had to do was catch could take this act to Broad- pulled medial hamstring in his "Frustrated doesn't even be- Aie ball, get to the wall and make way. It was, after all, great left leg and was forced to re- gin to describe it," Reneberg theater. tire in the second set. Karba- said. "Being one set ahead Spicing his tremendous shot- cher defeated Italy's Gianluca doesn't assure you of anything, making with the expected dash Pozzi6-2,4-6,6-3,6-4. but I felt like I was playing of flash, Agassi hooked up with The women's quarterfinal well tonight." sixth-seeded Michael Chang pairings were completed when for five sets of crowd-pleasing top-seeded and defending In a way, this was the old tennis on the hard courts at champion Steffi Graf defeated Agassi that took the court Louis Armstrong Stadium. And No. 10 Zina Garrison Jackson against Chang, the Agassi that when it was over, the unseeded 6-1, 6-2; No. 4 Mary Pierce reached the title match on the Agassi had clinched a spot in ousted Iva Majoll of Croatia red clay courts of the French the quarterfinals of the U.S. 6-1, 6-2; No. 7 Jana Novotna Open in 1990 and "91, the one Open. stopped No. IS Magdalena who played on the final Sunday CALL 352-5166 A finalist here In 1990, Agas- Maleeva 6-0, 6-4, and No. 11 here in 1990 after two consecu- si's ranking has dropped preci- Amanda Coetzer stopped tive semifinal appearances. NOW pitously since he won Wimble- Japan's Mana Endo 6-3,6-0. Yet this also was a "new" don two years ago. Although he Graf will meet Coetzer and Agassi, one whose concentra- FREE DELIVERY came into this year's final Pierce will face Novotna in the OPEN AP phola/Mark Duncan women's top-half quarters. tion never wavered, even when I Eric Metcalf Is a failure 90 percent of the time. But the 10 percent is so Grand Slam tournament un- seeded, he is playing his best Reneberg was having the he stopped to exchange small 4p.m. • Daily spectacular, it makes you forget the rest. 11a.m. • Fri- Sal- Sun tennis since 1992. tournament of his career, be- talk with fans or played to the "I am hitting the ball as well ginning by upsetting Boris cameras. as I have ever played," Agassi Becker in the first round, then Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta said after eliminating Chang eliminating Spain's Jordi Burl- Agassi so dominated the first set that Chang won only 11 6-1, 6-7 (3-7), 6-3. 3-6, 6-1 Mon- llo and Australian Richard points none in the first three day. "I am excited to come Fromberg. games when Chang twice lost PHI GAMMA DELTA... FIJI back. I can't wait to get back Against Martin, Reneberg out on this court." again was dominating play, his serve. Although he was go- ing for the corners and the He will do exactly that taking the first set 6-3. Two good names, One great Fraternity lines, slamming the ball with against 13th-seeded Thomas "I think on the 30-15 point at Muster, who advanced Monday S3 I decided to hit a kick serve power, Agassi committed only and I felt something on the in- three unforced errors in the with a 6-4, 7-6 (7-4), 6A fourth- first set round victory over third- ner side of my leg snap," seeded Sergi Bruguera, a clay Reneberg said. That level of play couldn't court specialist. After closing out the set, last, and didn't. Chang won two The other quarterfinal pair- Reneberg had his left thigh of the next three sets to send ing in the bottom half of the wrapped by ATP Tour trainer the match into a decisive fifth RUSH draw will pit No. 9 Todd Martin Todd Snyder. He had addi- set. 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Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delia Phi Gamma Delta 352-9118 The BG News Wednesday, September 7,1994 page eleven Rice's record put aside Sampras ousted by Yzaga, by quaterback matchup blister too severe for him by Dennis Georga on 55 touchdown passes. Young was able to go up for that last by Steve Wilstein ball and get it." The Associated Press lucky in the last game." Davis Cup out there. The Associated Press and Rice have hooked up for "The three matches he played scores 49 times, including two Rice actually thought he was "This is huge. I beat the No. 1 SANTA CLARA, Calif. - against the Raiders. done for the night after scoring NEW YORK - So exhausted he before, he didn't have anyone player in the world at a Grand - Jerry Rice had little time to his second TD. was close to passing out on court, who would stay back and move Slam. It cannot be better than The first came on a 69-yard him around," Yzaga, a 26-year- savor the record-setting effort bomb from Young. Rice then "Why not?" said offensive two-time U.S. Open champion this." old Peruvian, said. "That was my that made him the NFL's all- made like a running back to coordinator Mike Shanahan. "I Pete Sampras stumbled out in the Yzaga advanced to the quarter- time touchdown leader. pull into a tie with Brown, scor- thought if we can get it now, it fourth round Tuesday against strategy, to move him around." finals against Karel Novacek, Sampras would work and wont No sooner had he scored his ing on a 23-yard reverse and would be great." Jaime Yzaga. who beat Javier Frana 6-3, 6-3, 127th career touchdown Mon- set the record with 4:05 to go So, did the 49ers make the Sampras had a blister the size for a point, only to slap a shot into 6-7 (3-7), 6-3. day night in the San Francisco when he outjumped Albert right decision in keeping of a quarter on his big right toe the net or wide. He put on a gutsy Also reaching the quarters was 49ers' 44-14 rout of the Los An- Lewis for the ball and rumbled Young and trading Montana? that caused him pain, but It was performance just to push the Jonas Bjorkman, who beat Joera geles Raiders than the 49ers into the end zone. "I'm not going to put myself sheer fatigue that slowed him to match as far as he did In the fifth Renzenbrlnk 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7 wide receiver was caught up "He made a great play," said on the spot by saying, what if a crawl in a 3-6,6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (7-4), set. (3-7), 6-3. again in the Joe Montana-Steve Lewis. "I couldn't have or what, you know. It's up to 7-5 loss. Serving to stay in the tourna- ment at 5-4 in the fifth, he slap- Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Young rivalry. covered him any better. I was the organization," he said. "He hit the wall," Dr. David The 49ers travel to Kansas grabbing at his arm, grabbing Rice said likes the way he Cooper. ped a forehand crosscourt well Gabriela Sabatini set up a meet- at the ball but somehow he and Young have developed as a "You need to play matches, and wide, then watched Yzaga slam a ing in the women's semifinals, City next Sunday for their first backhand return past him for the confrontation ever with Mon- managed to hang onto it." tandem and thinks they'll get you can't get that on an exercise each winning easily Tuesday. "I'm embarrassed it was a even better. bike," said Sampras' coach, Tim match. Sanchez Vicario beat Kimiko tana. He led San Francisco to Sampras sprained his right an- four Super Bowl wins in the little short," said Young. "I had "I watch Joe play during the Gullikson. "I've never seen Pete Date 6-3, 6-0, and Sabatini beat kle at Wimbledon and developed 1980s before losing his job to someone on my back and that's season. I watch him throw pack it in and I can't fault his Gigi Fernandez 6-2,7-5. all I had. But it is kind of per- those balls. I watch him place effort here today. After the third tendinitis in his left ankle at the Young and joining the Chiefs in Davis Cup, sidelining him since fect that it came on a ball that those balls right in receivers set, he looked like he was going "I'm going to have to be very a 1992 trade. mid-July until the start of the aggressive and fight a lot," Saba- "We've got a big game com- was a little short and he went hands," Rice said. to pass out." Open. Sampras yanked off his tini said "It's going to be a ing up and I'm not going to up and took it away for a "It brings back a lot of mem- It was the first time since seed- touchdown." ories to me. But you know. One ings began in the U.S. champion- sneaker and called over a trainer different match. I'm going to have a lot of time to enjoy it," to apply a pad to the blister early have to play more tennis." said Rice, who surpassed Hall Teammates rushed to con- thing I never told Joe. I never ships in 1927 that none of the top gratulate Rice. told Joe he was the greatest to three men reached the quarters. in the fourth set. of Fame fullback Jim Brown's Sampras fought on, even when Sabatini, the 1990 U.S. Oper previous mark by scoring "He was crying; he deserved ever play the game. It's weird It was also the second time Yzaga to cry," running back Ricky because you get caught up at beat Sampras at the Open, knock- he trailed 5-4 and faced break- champion, hasn't won a tourna- three times. point. Yzaga let him back in ment in more than two years. "But it'll be nice to see Joe Watters said. "He worked so times and you don't think about ing him out in the first round in 1988, also in five sets. briefly, driving a forehand wide, again. He helped me get this hard for this. He wanted it. situations like that until some- "I was more frustrated with That's how he was able to score "I congratulate him," Yzaga but Sampras could do nothing record," Rice said. thing happens. And he was the with Yzaga's serves in the next losing to people that I shouldn't Montana and Rice connected on that reverse. That's how he best to ever play the game." said. "He never really gave up. That's what makes him a cham- game. be losing to, and that was very pion. Obviously, he wasnt feel- "It was kind of tough at the hard," Sabatini said. "I had some ing well, but he kept fighting to end," Yzaga said. "I kept hearing very tough moments and some- the end. He was very tired, and the people and they were pulling times I thought of maybe stop- he was showing it. I was a little for him. It was like playing a ping for some period of time."

NHL camps open, Don't Forget! lockout possible /I Harshman Chapman by The Associated Press Florida and California, so we're just gaining momentum in those OPES areas," Gretzky said before the MONDAY■ THURSDAY There were mixed feelings Los Angeles Kings' first practice 4:30 ■ 6:30 PM among NHL players as training Monday. camps opened with the threat of "It would be tough to lose a lot a lockout looming. of those fans at this point In time The 1994-95 regular season is because fans are fed up with due to begin Oct. 1, but there is sports in general, not just no collective bargaining agree- hockey. I just think the timing is ment and a lockout is a possi- negative for our sport and it bility. would be unfortunate for us." Wayne Gretzky, the league's career leader in goals, assists Teammate Rob Blake, a de- and points, was worried about fenseman and player representa- upsetting the fans. tive who agreed to a four-year "We're not as powerful and we contract with the Kings on Mon- University Food Operations don't have the history that base- day, was more confident that 372-2891 ball does, especially in areas like matters would be resolved.

AP flic pKoto Jerry Rice celebrates after breaking the NFL touchdown record. Wfllatrix MICHIGAN the book "Under the Tarnished mind. That's why it's a great Continued from page ten. Dome." series. That's the way great This year is the last time games should be; a close play The rivalry is packed with Michigan and Notre Dame will here, a close play there." memories: Rocket Ismail re- play until 1997. Michigan is the only team turning two kickoffs for touch- with a winning record against downs in Notre Dame's 1989 "Each and every one of them the Irish, 14-10-1, but Notre victory, Howard's fingertip TD is different," Holtz said of the Dame is 8-5-1 since 78. catch in '91, Notre Dame's emo- rivalry. "If you ask me about They are, according to the ti- tional victory in Ann Arbor a the '89 game, the '92 game, tle of a new book about the year ago amid criticism from something would jump into my rivalry, "Natural Enemies." YOUR IDEA OF A GREAT CUT IS OURS, TOO. So if you want your hair trimmed just one inch, we won't stretch it to three. And if you want the latest trend, we'll create just what WEDNESDAY 1\H;IIT you asked for. We even have the perfect way to keep your hair healthy-looking, shiny Spafili.lli Ituflel $,/g95 and manageable - Systeme Biolage sham- S l£0 poos, conditioners and styling products from inr<-a

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Kenyon 8angdehl WFAL 680 AH NEDS YOUI Big John-Get your sweet buns down to t» To Rush or not to Rush UplowrvDowntown Now hiring. Floor walkers. BLACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL Friday tor USO Senate Otl-Campua There it not quettton Appry in person biwn. Opm-IOpm. Mon.-Fri. In Join BG'a la vorll E radio alal Ion I Write In CAMPUS EVENTS ■a a DJI Product Ion I Promotion I Salaal night im saving you a dance whan THE KINO Downtown Find out how TONIGHT plays our' song. LISA RUSH ALPHA SKeMAPM WFAL INFO NITE Campus Pollyeyes-Happy hour M-F 4-7. Tap LIZZY-Lets shop til we drop al the BLACK •FMA* TONIGHT-9PM-121 WEST HALL beers LITE. Warsieiner. Molson Ice. Guin- SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL. I'.l see you there FOR SALE inFashion MerchenOisino WFAL 680 AM NEEDS YOUI on Sunday at 12.00. Your pat, CLAIRE Sept 7th Monte Cark> Associeson meeting ness. Whitbread Ale, and Sam Adams. 440 E Wed., Sept 7 al 8pm court- By the smoke stackl Looking for volunteer work? Come 10 St. Tom's annual Volunteer Few. 1978 Dodge Diplomat, automatic, rune. in McFall Assamoly Chi Omega' Chi Omega TOM GORMAN Exaono Internship Speakers Interested in becoming Greek? Chi Omega in- Thurs. @ 7:30 pm. Many agencies available tn 8400 or best olfer. SERVICES OFFERED and PARALLAX VIEW Cat Robin al 354-0702 or 372-2794 vites you to rush info, days this weak-Coma give info, and answer questions. Open to al in St Tom's gym. Ts call Pam 352-7555. Thenewlapela... -FRIENDS OF THE DEAF" meet ail BG sororities, under the Big Top" •Give' Chi Omega' Chi Omega MT. Muggs Wed. Night Special HORSEBACK RIDING/TRAIL Coming Sept. 10111 1984 TOYOTA COROLLA. Excellent Condi- 12", 1 Item pizza 8 a pitcher of bear tor 8 FM RlMUng W«d Sop! 7 at 9pm 363 EOU. RIDES/RIDING LESSONS/ RESERVA- ton, Asking $1200 (negotiable). Please con- BUCKS Open at 4. 19 and over. Everyone welcomel Eiectonsi For more Into. TIONS NECESSARY. SLIPPERY ELM RID- CM Omega' Chi Omaga Tom Gorman tact: 1-534-2984. Ml Bead: 352-7127. (Mandatory tor ton* ING RANCH, 13598 W. KRAMER RD., BOWL- Congratulallona Julia Klein on your recant Mai Let's party Friday night al the BLACK and Parallax view aWo»r»). ING GREEN. OH 419-353-5403. engagement to Brian Levlnel SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL. Big Dave and THE 2:00pm Saturday 84 CHEVY CELEBRITY CM Omega ■CM Omaga For Sale $900 ACLU KIND will be there. Miss you, want you. Gotta Black Swamp Aria Festival Howling Woi ID.J Sarvlca haveyoull-Mo Call 353-7705. American CiveUberttos Union Eipenenced. Ouaary CO aound. Wide vanaly CraanuaDonal Meeting "For A Howl ol A Good Time" COOP STUDENTS: Need a Reeume Builder WANTED: MALE CHEERLEADERS Wedrve.de y. 9pffl, BA111 Now Is the lime lo update your tllel Call Kevm al 874-7841 Positions are now available on the 1994 Fal Guye inleresled in cheering t his BLACK MOUNTAIN BIKE (MEN'S). EXCEL- Bring In a new reeume Prairie Margins staff. Prairie Margins Is the Un- 2ear should report to the front ol the LENT CONDITION. $150 OR BEST OFFER. and a NEW copy of your dergraduate Fine Am Magazine of BGSU. Any 3C Wednesday. Sept 7 - 6.15 p.m 353-6028 (AFTER 1 PM), INFINITY...D.J. SERVICE unofficial tranecrlpt one interested in editing, sales, marketing, ad- Call 2-7093 with ?S AFRICAN PEOPLES ASSOCIATION For Fraternity or aoronty evanta, GENERAL MEETING (tree at your col lage office) vertising, magazine production, graphic de- Computer: 386SX (40 MB), Goldstar VGA dancaa, parties, waddings...ale. Spring poaillone go UNFILLED every year) sign, poetry, an, or fiction, contact Aimee Professional sound and lighting equipment. Monitor, enhanced keyboard, mouse, modem. Dale Sat.SeptiO.1994 Oueationa? 2-2451 353-0218. Call354-0201 ask lor KIRK. Roland PR 1212 dot m printer, and computer Venue: Tall Room. Union Building Parallax View WANTED table. $650.00. Call 354-6411. Tima: 4 oo IO 6.00 pm. Crazy Carl-Erne Krivda's new album is mak- and Tom Gorman Old and naw members Pragnani? Wa can halp. ing its debut ai the BUCK SWAMP ARTS 2:00 pm Saturday DOC MARTENS art nviled to attend Fraa 8 confidential pregnancy lasts. FESTIVAL on Saturday. It's Kismet that we be Black Swamp Ana Festival Female roommate needed ASAP. Black boots, size 9 (British size 8). never worn support and information. there together. Wild Wendy Apartment close to campua. (too small tor ma), hall-price $40, can BG Pregnancy Center. Call 352-8078 AI-U CAN EAT Paia. aoup and aaiad $399 372-6074. Call354-HOPE. PMMU looks forward UF inn Campua Pollyayaa 440 E. Court- DELTA GAMMA to seeing you By the smoke stackl Need 1 or 2 roommates for a spacious 2 bdrni. Free rust color couch, U pick up. A Sale Place to under the BIG TOPI SKYDIVE B G. WELCOMES BACK THE apartment. Call 354-8015. aak tor Nate or Leather look aleeper sofa $20. Alpha Phi Omega Drop Anchor W-Th-F 10-3 outside ol ADVENTURESOME AND THRILL SEEKERS Call 1-693-8921 (Bath) Chapter maanngt have already begunl The tat Ml Jeremy. Wa offer a Aral jump/skydiva course. Can for OPEN RUSH nan meeting It tonight al 9 JO in it2Llle Sci- See Ya' There smdani discounts. Visa 8 UC accepted. 10 Wednesday, September 7 Room tor renL $172 50 . lit). Pets OK. Ask for ence*. __^ 8-10pm Scott 352-6867. minutes from BGSU campus. 352-5200 Fum . Luggage. HH. clothes, booksl al tie Delia Gamma House Phi Pal • Phi Pal Roommate needed tor fall 8 springl Sept. 0 » 10-10-6 Good luck with Ruahl ASIO Nice apt Good location. Own bed 8 10333 Napoleon (E. ol Dirlam Rd.) American Society ol Interior Designers PERSONALS Come meet the women Love-Gumbsll bath Also. air. pod, laundry. 8 When: Thurs. Sept. 8 at Dee Gee on PhiPsl-PlvPsI "Anchors Away" nightl University shuttle servicel 352-9360. Time: 830 GE White Washer 6 Dryer Where: McFall Assembly/Gallery * Gamma Phi Beta' Gamma Phi Beta' DELTA OAMMA PI PHI • KAPPA SIGMA • PI PHI WANTEDI AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING Good condition (2nd Floor) Gamma Phi hopes to sea you The sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to con- 352-5939 ALL WELCOME A Sate Place lo TRAVEL COMPANY SEEKING INDIVIDUALS under the Big Top.. All women Drop Anchor gratulate Carrie Redman on her recant en- TO PROMOTE SPRINGBREAK TO JAMAICA, Coma check us outl interested in rush, into, days are gagement to Kappa Sigma Ryan Griffith CANCUN. BAHAMAS, FLORIDA, PADRE. Wed.. Thurs., 8 Frl. 10-3. Come see PI PM * KAPPA SIGMA ■ PI PHI FANTASTIC FREE TRAV- Hunter Green loft. Mm Condition. Criminal JusDca Organization what being Greek is all aboutl Delta Zeta EL.COMMISSIONSI $60 0.8.0.354-0822 Meebng tonight 9:00pm • Gamma Phi Beta' Gamma Phi Beta' Can't wait to meet you under the Big Top in _ PI PHI'PI PHI'PI PHI SUN SPLASH TOURS 1 -800-426-7710. 1128A front of the BA. Wed-Friday I0am-3pml Come The sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to con- Student Mem Panel will Mountain Bike. 20". GT Talera. EX and see what sorority life is likel gratulate Jen O'Rourke on her recent pearling be speaking DZ-DZ-OZ-OZ-DZ Age/Sfimano components. Good condition. toTIm Rogers. Anyone interested in going to $250. 353-2927 (after 5). ELECT PI PHI'PI PHI "PI PHI HELP WANTED ChCJ;O MUST ATTEND BRIAN All majors watoomal PINE FOUTON FRAME DICKLN DELTA ZETA OPEN RUSH PI PHI'SIGMA CHI "PI PHI Queen size, "til chair" style, almost new, $90. OFF-CAMPUS Come over to the Delta Zeta House The sisters of Pi Beta Phi would like to con- SSSStSSSS! Call 372-6074. OET INVOLVED! SENATOR al 7:30 tonight and loin In watching gratulateCarol Llpecomb on her recent en- TA.S.P. International is looking for highly mo- 8021011 We took forward lo mealing gagement to Sigma ChiMarc Sweet. tivated, hard working students to fal manage- Teacher Resource Books for Early Childhood with one of the most active groups on campua you and showing you our aleterhood. PI PHI'SIGMA CHI "PI PHI ment positions in all Cleveland suburbs, Akron Education-Science. Math, Play, literature. Mu- BGSU COLLEGE REPUBLICANS, every Bring a triandl Call Kim wllh Canton, Toledo, Bowling Green for summer ol sic and Art. Also Childhood Development Tuesday night 112 BA at 9pm. •"-—GO GREEKI—— any quesliona st 2-4800. See you Iherel '95. Gaxi valuable business experience, build Textbooks. Call 352-6714 and ask tor Lori. FRATERNITY RUSH NIGHT (2 DELTA ZETA OPEN RUSH RELATIONSHIP BUILDING GROUP Intereated In resume', receive college credit, earn DON'T GO THROUGH COLLEGE Have you lived in an alcohol or substance Organizational Development J7.00O-S9.OO0 on average. Positions are filled Wood Tabkt-Dinmg or work 40 inches square. WONDERING'WHAT *? and Training? Find out about skydiving and Whitewater tripe abusing home? Ever wonder how thai might af- by fust come, first qualified basis. Contact Matt Butcher block top- $?5 353-0721. Coma find out about the ORGANIZATION SEE THE BRIGHT SIDE planned this semester lor Tau Kappa Epsitonl fect self-esteem or relationships pasl or pre- Scherer at 1-800-543-3792. DEVELOPMENT STUDENT NETWORK AND GO GREEKI RUSH TAU KAPPA EPSILON sent? Ever wait co-dependent or overly respon- IIIII (OOSN). •—THE GREEK MART"— sible tor someone else's Me? II interested In Firs! Mating: learning more, a Relationships Group is now Have access to an IBM PC 8 a Primer? Easily being ottered to eiplore these issues. Call StOO/hour possible mailing our circulars. FOR RENT Wednesday. Sept. 7th •—THE GREEK MART— earn SSS with our COMPLETE business disk. For into, cat (202) 298-9065 7pm, Room 4000 Business Building it's not too late to stock up on your last minute Sheila or E'en at 372-2130 by Sept. 18 tor in- Disk $5. tor Into., SASE to: Mealy, P.O. Box lormation on joining. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME rush needs. Whether you're looking for a 3392, Palm Beach. FL 33480. simple house favor or simply the bast, re- RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI iti/hr. to atari Co you have high stan- 3S3-0325-CARTY RENTALS INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE: WOMEN'S dardized test scores? Do you have a personali- Sublease efficiency. INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS member to come the the RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI ONE STOP GREEK SHOP SGLS 8 DBLS TENNIS-WEDS SEPT.7: ty? Can you comniunicatt effectively? The Very dote to campua. CLUB RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI MEN'S DOUBLES TENNIS-WEDS. SEPT. 7. Princeton Review seeks inatructore tor our Available Oct.1 thru May $190,mo JOIN US FOR OUR FALL INFORMATIONAL 883-0901 RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI ""THE GREEK M ART—• ALL ENTRIES DUE WITH FORFEIT FEE BY RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI courses on campus. Call 1-800-347-7737 Mr. MEETINGITHURSDAY.SE PT.8TH. 4:00 PM IN 130 FIELDHOUSE ON DUE DATE RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI Wizard lor more information. 7:30PM 4 bedroom unfurnished house. $800/mo. ♦ RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI 103BA —•PHILANTHROPY DAYS"" INTRODUCTION TO WEIGHT TRAINING ATTENTION STUDENTS utl. Call 352-0717. any time between 5-8 pm RUSH ALPHA SIGMA PHI SEE YOU THEREI are right around the corner. Citizen Acton la hiring students to work part donl gat left out. September 8,7,8.8 ttme on us campaign staff. Must be articulate. THE GREEK MART Mezzanine weight area RUSH PHI DELTA THETA politically motivated. 8 willing to wer jeans 8 Student Recreation Center Is your con- pi ete source for RUSH PHI DELTA THETA sneakers. 4 to 10 pm M-F. S250Avk. to ttart Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Kappa Phi fraternity and sorority Come and learn more about RUGH PHI DELTA THETA 1-241-7674. Please jom our Christian women's appearef and accessories. nautilus and universal weight training i RUSH PHI DELTA THETA service organizaDon for an evening Babysitter tor weekend nights. Call Pam at "THE ONE STOP GREEK SHOP" RUSH PHI DELTA THETA of fellowship and fun at our 352-3122 or 352-6847. RUSH PHI DELTA THETA semi-tormal Rose Tea ITS JUST A JOB II RUSH PHI DELTA THETA Cashier - applications now being accepted. A Wednesday. Sepl. 7 8:30 pm RUSH PHI DELTA THETA sell-service gasoline and convenience store United Methodist Church (neat to Wendy's) "PI BETA PHI- ...related to your Mator, RUSH PHI DELTA THETA Apply in person at Barney's - 181 1/2 S. Main Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Kappa Phi WEN RUSH" thai paya good money, RUSH PHI DELTA THETA BO Wednesday Sept. 7:930-10:30 that looks great on your resume, that could lead 10a career. RUSH PHI DELTA THETA Computer...386-40 mhz IBM compatible. LAGA LAG A LAGA LAGA LAG A Thursday Sept. 8:9:30-10:30 Come meet the Pi Phi's at our house COOP KICK-OFF RUSH PHI DELTA THETA 124MB hard drive, 3-1/2" » S-1'4" floppy The Lesbian and Gay Alliance meets tomorrow Friday, Sept. 16th RUSH PHI DELTA THETA drives. 2400 baud. int. modem, 13" color night at 830 in the United Cnristian Fellowship 3:30pm 1007 BA Building RUSH PHI DELTA THETA 28mm VGA monitor. 3 button mouse. Windows Canter. RUSH PHI DELTA THETA 3.1. Word Perfect. Quicken tor Windows. Nor- The UCF is on the corner of Thurstn and Ridgs THERE IS A DIFFERENCE ton Utilities, Wolfenstein 3D, and more. Asking So . due west form Alpha Phi and Delia Ga KAPPA DELTA KAPPA SIGMA HELLCOOOII 8900. Can 288-3460 Heave message before 5) mma. Congratulaikyis to the 'Kappa Connection' tor LAGA is open lo all gay/lesbia/vbiseitual stu- •KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA* RUSH PIKESII RUSH PIKESII Earn caah stuffing envekjpos at home. All ma- winning first place In ma Greek Week Talent dents, graduate students, laculty. and fha gen- The Kappa's hope lo see you under terials provided. Send SASE to P.O. Box Showll You guys are AWESOMEII And eral community. LAGA welcomea (hoee who the BIG TOP. All women interested 9/7 - Cookout at the AGD House 10075. Olathe.KS 66051. hoy winning Greek Week and the Spirit A- aren't gay and support and accept gay people in joing a sorority with lots of 9/8 • Pizza at the AGD House ward was just an added bonusll Experienced bar and wail staff needed. Apply as equal members of society. spiriL fun, 8 excitement be sure 9/12 - Subs at the Pike House to stop by Wed..Thur..andFri.. 10-3pm THANKS FOR THE MEMORIESII within at Quarters. Woodland Mall. For mora information, call 372-5228: discretion 9/13 - Wings al the Pike House KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA DELTA assured. Come and check out what being Any questions call Dave at 354-6819 FUNDRAI3IN0 Greek is al aboutl RUSH PIKESII RUSH PIKESII Choose from 3 different fundraisers lasting either 3 or 7 days PLEDGE KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA - JOIN TODAY - 372-8303 Holy, Uaa, Amy, Julia, and Robin No Investment. DELTA MMA PI RUSHSAE Earn 88$ tor your group Old you miss our information session last A Naw Weigh Program covers everything Gel excited for im nation and an plus persons I caah bonueeafor yourself. night? Than join us avvght 10 find out more you need to know about weight mgmt. awesome 1-week. Your sisters SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Call 1-800-932-0528, Ext. 65. about our co-ad business fraternity and your fu- eierose. Yo-Yo dieting, fast food eating are ready to share the bands. ture in businessl Meat the members of Delta habits and label reading and coping with KAPPA KAPPA OAMMA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7 Part I me positions available starting In late Sigma Pi from 8 - 10 pm on tie 2nd Floor of tie food cravings. Taught by health educator, August al the Nichols Therapy Poof. Morning Student Services Building. nurse. • Sign Up Today» SAE TRADITION hours 9.00am-1 00pm are available. 85.00 per Program begin* Sepl. 27th KAPPA SIGMA'KD'KAPPA SIGMA SKYDIVE BG invites all BGSU students to our Congratulations °h winning 1st place in tie hour. High School diploma and valid lifeguard, first aid and CPR oarMcatt required. Must be open house Thursday. Sapl. 8, from Greek Week Talent Show. RUSHSAE Adam Rich's new tape Virgin Freak la now eighteen years of age. Application deadline is 7 30-i i oopm at the Ohio Suite, 3rd floor Stu- KAPPA SIGMA'KD'KAPPA SIGMA Rush TKE the fraternity of available at Mad Hatter and Findera. 8 songs of 9/9/94. Application may be obtained from the dent Union. Attend and register for a fraa first- Ronald Reagan. Terry Bradshaw pur* guitar adrenalin. I'm also looking for a Wood County Board of MR/DO, Personnel lump course to be raffled off thai evening. For and Elvia "The King- band. Contact me at 372-6375 or come to Kappa Sigma'Greek Week Exec* Services Department. Entrance B. 11160 East more inlo, call 352-5200. tor more into, cm Brett 353-9823 S38C Founders Quad. The brothers of Kappa Sigma would like to Gypsy Lane Road. BO, 6:00arn-4:30pm EOE. recognize the Greek Week Executive Commit- Alpha Omlcron PI Student OrganizaDons. The Student Activities tee tor an ol their hard work and effort on Greek SELF-ESTEEM GROUP Congrats to our lobster 'Hoppy'-a proud naw Program Assl. Victims Advocacy Prog., The Office haa a space available for 9 mora booths Week'94. Fall 94 sign-ups for Salt-Eataem Group Meet to participate in fha Student Organizations Fa. mother. Link seeking VISTA worker. Community organ- KAPPA SIGMA ' KAPPA SIGMA new people, increase sell-awareness, reduce If your group did not register and is sol inter- Alpha Omlcron PI izing 6 resource rjevetoprneni 1 yr. full-time 1994GREEKWEEKCHAMPIONS stress, learn new coping skills! Call Shelia or ested in participating, please contact the Office plemt., 8637/mth. Health via. tut, 3S2-S387, 1994 GREEK WEEK CHAMPIONS E o- ai 372-2130 by Sepl 16 tor more infor- Of Student Activities and Orient soon at 6-Spm tor appl. Quo 9/9/94. EOE. 1994 GREEK WEEK CHAMPIONS mationon joining. 372-2843 lo reserve apace. Space will be a- AOII-AOH-AOII KAPPA SIGMA' KAPPA SIGMA Soronty Rush' Sorority Ruth warded on a first coma, first reserved basis. Open rush party Wad. Rally's la NOW HIRING The Alpha Phl't Invite everyone to come see Sept. 7th at theAOII 11 am - 2pm and 6pm - ctoet KAPPA SIGMA 'ALPHA CHI' KAPPA SIGMA the wonders ol sorority lie al BG under the big STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS FAIR will be house. Be there at 900pm $4.50 par hour 362-8280 nakJon Wad. Sepl 14 from 11 00am-3 00pm Dress is caaual. Bring a The brofhera of Kappa Sigma would Hke to top located outside the BA: Wed.-Fn. 10 am to Take this opporunity to meet with approairnate- congratulate Dan Lastorta on hia lavaliering to 3 pm Seeyourherel friend, tool SPRING BREAK VtVSELL TRIPS. EARN iy 100 student organizations' representatives AOJ-AOII-AO:I Alpha Chi Omega Heather Biajr. Sparky- meet me downtown at the BLACK CASH A GO FREEIII Student Travel Services ■ad find out what's available in the way Of KAPPA SIGMA' ALPHA CHI'KAPPA SIGMA SWAMP ARTS FESTIVALSATUROAY, 8:00. It now hiring campus repress ntasvea. Lowest campus invoivemenL Enjoy balloons, nafresh- I've missed you to II Rhonda ratal to Jamaica, Cencun. Oaytona and Pan- mants and funll See you at the Fayl AZD"SK3EP-AZD-SIGEP Student Court - the aafe aide of the law ama City Beach. Cat 1 -600-646-4649 Hay Mark. 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FOOTBALL '94 FALCON PREVIEW September 7,1994 Contents Defense hopes to get back on track 7 MAC schools committed to Division I-A football Falcons looking to regain old form The new commissioner of the Mid-American Conference, with the Football '94 The Football team's defense experienced quite a change during its strong support of the 10 universities representing the MAC, game against North Carolina State last weekend. Things didn't go remains determined to keep the conference as a member of Falcon Preview the way they did last year. Division I-A in college football. smff Special teams leaps into spotlight 8 Freshman rapidly impressing coaches Mike Kazimorc Williams blocks kicks and much much more When freshmen come into a collegiate football program, they are sports editor Charlie Williams is not a prolific touchdown-scorer. He doesn't generally red-shirted and sent to a year on the scout team. record many tackles or interceptions either. Marty Fuller BG's Henry striving for more consistency 9 Winning attitude instilled by coach assistant sports editor A few weeks ago at the MAC media day head coach Gary Blackney The BG football program was saved from desperate straits in said that QB's make their biggest improvements from their sopho December 1990. John Boyle more to their junior season. Mark DcCliant 10 Special Teams play pivotal role in '94 Palko approaching tackling record John Gibney Falcons hoping to keep pressure on opponents Falcon linebacker only 84 stops shy of mark Andy Dugan Over the last three year's Bowling Green's special teams unit has Vince Palko is among the elite linebackers in the nation and he been exactly that—special. wants to stay there...with a little help from his friends, of course.

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The football team's defense experienced quite a change during its game against North Carolina State last weekend. Things didnt go the way they did last year. In their 1993 campaign the Falcons had the seventh-highest rated defense in the country. The stingy 11 faced 715 offensive plays dur- ing their season, allowing only 298 yards per game while surrender- ing just 22 touchdowns. By giving up just 117 rushing yards and 15.7 points per contest, the Falcons earned national rankings or 13th and 12th in those respective categories. In BG's contest with the Wolf pack, the defense could only think about last year as NCSU trampled them time after time. "We weren't as successful as we needed to be, especially in third down situations," head coach Gary Blackney said. "As a matter of fact, from the defensive point of view we probably executed as poorly in that area as any other." The Wolf pack ran over the highly-touted BG defense with 195 rush- ing yards and took control of the air with 192 passing yards. 'IT. J Fal- cons were able to halt NCSU on only 6 of 13 third-down situations as the Wolfpack averaged 5.3 yards a play. The holes in the defense were grossly magnified in the second half of the game. Substitutions had to be made at a more frequent pace as the defense was on the field for 24 of the final 30 minutes. The tired squad didn't get any rest from the offense, and NCSU continued to have its way against BG. ThtBONc»»/nicplioli. "I don't know how to say it nicely or diplomatically. Obviously we weren't pleased with some things that happened Thursday night," BG defenders close In on an Akron player. The Falcons defense is ready again this year to be one of the Blackney said. most dominant in the MAC. See DEFENSE, page nine.

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■". record many tackles or intercep- Redd and Rameir Martin, two be a starting wide receiver." tions, either. players that cast huge shadows. Staking his claim as the te So how has this fifth-year Redd and Martin together ac- most versitile player, Willl senior emerged as one of the counted for 86 receptions, 12 also appears as a defensive I most versatile - and valuable - touchdowns and almost 1500 in addition to his aforementio t players on the Falcon football yards last season. duties. In the last two games | team? "Since our first year it's been a the 1993 campaign, Williams I Charlie Williams blocks kicks. pact between the three of us to utilized as a safety when In fact, he has blocked seven play the best that we can and not faced passing situations. kicks - three field goals, two worry about stats," Williams In fact, Blackney approach! extra points and two punts - over said. "I don't worry about who Williams in the Spring with | the last two seasons. gets how many catches." proposition: make a permane Head coach Gary Blackney The BG Nc w i/nic pholo shakes his head and smiles when reminded of Williams' accom- Charlie Williams Charlie Williams, BG't all purpose man, advances up the field. Wil- plishments. liams has nine blocked punts to hit credit. 'Tve never been around anyone who has blocked so many Year CsMhss V«rd» Avg. Bloctod Klcka kicks," he said. C«r««r 14 192 13.7 Williams, listed as a backup wide receiver, has scored Just one career touchdown. But his aerial acrobatics have accounted for 13 points opposing teams % Fire up before g have failed to score. One of his Williams caught just 14 passes switch to defense and a start ii blocked punts went into the end in 1993, but his lone TD reception Job is yours. *uhe game with bw-3!& zone for a safety. came in dramatic fashion - witl Williams declined the offe The captain of the special the conference championship on and also declined to go Into depl teams is indeed a special athlete the line. about why. Williams' 6-foot, 190-pound body "I Just didnt feel comfortab can run 40 yards in 4.5 seconds In the second-to last game of at the position they wanted and leap 33 inches into the air. the season, BG was trailing Cen- move me [strong safety]," I But Blackney said it is the in- tral Michigan 17-9 late In the said. "I'll still help out there ai tangibles that make Williams the fourth quarter. On fourth-and- time they need me." best at what he does. goal from the 19-yard line, Wil- Williams' kick blocks are ofteH liams made a diving touchdown highlight-film material, but he' "He's very football smart, and pass to bring the Falcons to not the type to yap about It in th you cant forget the courage fac- within two points. huddle or the lockerroom. tor," Blackney said. "You need a The two-point conversion that "He's not necessarily a vocaj Stop by bvv-3 and pick up tremendous amount of courage followed failed and BG lost 17-15, person," Blackney said. some great tasting wings before the game, wings are the perfect thing to grab for pre-game tailgate parties! THE FIRST REAL BIG BASH IS HERE! Celebrate with some spicy BBQ Buffalo FALCON FOOTBALL HOME OPENER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 style chicken wings and some ice cold beer. You can also satisfy your game time hunger with our other great tast- ing menu items indudingTocket /J Bowling Green vs. Navy >r Pizzas, Grilled Chicken Sandwiches, Beef-on Week Sandwiches and Weckburgers. ffi The Buffalo is ready for KICK OFF! / 80 \ fu Wings &\ ' Wings \ 16 Pocket Pizzas* I for $17.50 I * for $9.92 .' \ V. hd en ly wtffc «nst*o*V Not / \v. ud antw wMh mm Nc-»

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by John Boyle from a squad that averaged over The BG News 24 points per game last season. Henry's work on the field last A few weeks ago at the Mid- season stacks up favorably with American Conference media day, past Falcon quarterbacks. His head coach Gary Blackney said statistics were better than Brian that quarterbacks make their McClure and White at the same biggest improvements from their point in their careers. sophomore to junior seasons. That said, expect a big year from In BG's opening 20-15 loss to Falcon signal caller Ryan Henry. North Carolina State, Henry said Henry Is back after a success- he Was disappointed with his foo- ful sophomore campaign In twork. He said he needs to work which he was third in the confer- on hanging In the pocket longer. ence In total offense (200.1 With that patience, he said, yds/game) and fifth In passing comes more points on the score- efficiency (.492). board. He might finally be out of the shadow of two-time MAC MVP On the positive side, however, Erik White. he didn't force the ball agains: Ryan Henry

Year Com p. Att. Pet. Td. Int. 1994 14 23 60.9 0 0 1993 160 325 492 14 9 1992 9 18 50.0 1 2 Career 183 366 50.0 15

"Erik White was a great quar- the Wo!fpack. terback," Henry said. "He was "Against such a good team, I consistent and that's what every was happy with the fact that I good quarterback strives to be. didn't throw an lntercep- Consistency Is a word Henry tton/'Henry said. brings up often. "I'm just trying to do the things Henry's ascent to the Falcon Bowling Green at Akron BG BG that make me a better quarter- quarterback elite isn't surprising UNLV at Central Mich CMU CMU back," he said. "I'm trying not to when you consider his high EMU at Wisconsin WIS WIS force the ball downfleld and into school career at Canton McKin- Miami at Indiana Indiana Indiana Ohio at Pittsburgh Pin Pin double- and triple- coverage situ- ley. Toledo at Purdue Purdue Purdue ations.'' Western Mich at West WMU WMU Henry will lead a BG squad He Is the career passing leader that was third In the conference at McKinley with better than in total offense. The Falcons 3,000 yards and is second on the Big Ten averaged over five yards per career touchdowns list with 26. play last season while running up As a senior, he was a first team IMissouri at Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois over 370 yards per game All-Stark County selection, as Iowa State at Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa The offensive unit returns 16 well as a second team All- Michigan at Notre Dame Mich N.Dame N.Dame N.Dame letterwinners and seven starters Northeast Ohio honoree. Michigan State at Kansas MSU MSU Kansas MSU Pacific at Minnesota Minn Mmn Minn Minn Stanford at Northwestern Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford auw eaa Gamma Kua-CRiun Kia era inoa m Kappa uiwa Ohio State at Washington 0SU Wash. Wash. Wash USC at Penn State Penn St. Penn St Penn St Penn St. \ BGSU AND GREEK S NFL \ MERCHANDISE Buffalo at New England Buffalo N.England N. England N. England San Diego San Diego Good Selection, Good Quality, Good Prices Cincinnati at San Diego San Diego San Diego Denver at NY Jets Denver Denver NY Jets Denver 1 T-Shirts Greetins Cards DryCleanins Detroit at Minnesota Detroit Detroit Minnesota Detroit K Sweatshirts Gift Wrap Service Houston at Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas \ Hats Totes Tuxedo Rental Indianapolis at Tampa Bay Indianapolis Indianapolis Tampa Bay Indianapolis LA Rams at Atlanta Atlanta LA Rams Atlanta LA Rams 1 and many miscellaneous items Miami at Green Bay Miami Miami Green Bay Miami Pittsburgh at Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Pittsburgh San Francisco at Kansas City S.F. S.F. S. F. S.F. I Seattle at LA Raiders LA Raiders Seattle LA Raiders Seattle Washington at New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans NY Giants at Arizona (N) Arizona NY Giants Arizona NY Giants Collegiate Connection Mon. 631 Ridge Street Chicago at Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia Philadelphia Chicago Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 To win, circle your picks on the left-hand side and then turn in the contest form in to The BG News. 210 West (419)352-8333 Hall. In case of ties, a winner will be drawn by a member of The BG News. All entnres must be submitted by 5 Mon.-Thur». 10-8, Fri.-Sat 10-6:30, Sun. 12-5 p.m. on Friday. Last weeks winner was Joe Warszawski of Maumee He correctly picked 16 out of 19

j.ww MfM Miffl HA m ashen HIM cam* «ra awa lllllllllilMlllllllJ .-'-'-' ft'Wrt'ilrttflWilV1lMi'i'>*i*r"J'-"*-*-**-**At't**tM' FOOTBALL "94 FALCON PRLVILW Palko approaching tacl Falcon linebacker only 84 stops shy of mark by Andy Dugin the country. Although he enjoys been able to observe how both he The BC News the recognition, Palko credits his and his team have evolved. teammates for enabling him to "I've had four coaches here, so Over the top! Vince Palko la among the elite accomplish everything he has. I've had a lot of different coach- linebackers in the nation and he ing styles." Palko remarked. wants to stay there...with a little "I think it's a great honor, but I "You have to be disciplined as a help from his friends, of course. think also that there's no way I linebacker - you have to be the As last year's Defensive MVP could have gotten to that without leader out there. You have be in the Mid-American Conference, the people who have been on the consistent in your play and I Palko was the conference leader defense In the past, like the Bob think those three things have im- in tackles for loss. This year, he Dudley's and the Willie Gibson's proved greatly in the past year. has a chance to claim the school and those guys," Palko said. "I think we've evolved the last couple years by getting a great defense," Palko said. "It's my Job Vince Palko to keep that tradition up. We're ranked No. 1 in the MAC In total defense. That makes me feel Year Solo AM. Total TFL Int. great because it shows the de- ait v Jafl 1994 9 5 M 1-1 1 fense is playing great as a unit 1993 66 76 141 19-44 2 and contributing to one goal. 1992 62 67 119 4-7 1 1991 67 41 98 1-1 0 Everyone Is working towards one Carat* 183 189 372 25-53 4 thing. When you have that, you're unstoppable as a defense." The 230-pound art major cred- record for career tackles (455 by "They make my job a heck of a ited his head coach, Gary Black- Troy Dawson between lot easier by keeping the ney, for having turned the team 1982-1985). With the NC State offensive linemen off me. I thinl- into constantly victorious war- game and one interception and 14 it's not only a great award for riors. tackles behind him, Palko needs me, but also for the whole de- "With Coach Blackney, he's only 84 more stops to get the re- fense. I don't think that if we really gotten the morale of the cord. weren't No. 1 in total defense last team up," Palko said. "He knows This year Palko has been se- year I would have been any- what it takes to win. He's a grew lected as a finalist for the Dick thing." mentor on the field and off the Butkus Award, which is given to With Palko's mind more on his field. He's got great Insight on the top collegiate linebacker in team than on himself, he has life in general A lot of the things he talks about on the field can be associated with the business world and just the outside world in general." Palko expressed his admiration for his role model, Chris Spiel- man of the Detroit Lions.

"I think the ultimate role model would be Chris Spielman," Palko said. "Just because he's a great leader. He's not the biggest, the tallest or the fastest, but he works hard for everything he gets. He's a great mental player because he studies film avidly and he knows the game In- side and out. He's what is called a great student of the game. I think that can be one of my things if I Improve this year that would help me out a lot. Watching film and knowing the plays inside and out." Although collegiate success has already earned him possibili- "I think personal stats are ties with a future in the NFL, Pa- great, but to quote the great man, lko refrains from thinking too far team success Is a prerequisite to ahead. personal success, so I'm not wor- ried about the stats," Palko said. "I'm keeping that way in the "I know If the defense and back of my mind," Palko said. everyone plays together then "I'm going to concentrate on those things will come together Bowling Green right now, but if I and that's great. One thing we can improve my speed I'll con- didn't get last year was a cham- sider it" pionship and that's what I'm Although his career has been striving for. That's the reason TkeBCNtw^ni.pk.l. star-studded and continues to be why I come in early and watch films. I know that it's my last go Linebacker Vince Palko embarks on his senior season with aspirations extraordinarily positive, Palko of winning the Butkus Award given to the top linebacker In the nation. continues to put the team before around and I want to leave on a himself and anything else. winning note." September 7,1994 FOOTBALL '94 FALCON PREVIEW I'ageSeven kling record MAC schools committed to Division 1 -A football

byJohnGlbney age 17,000 people for home However, football alone The BG News games once every four years. should not determine eligibili- Second, a school with a 30,000 ty in Division 1-A. Zwierlein seat stadium can average said. Other athletic programs The new commissioner of the 20,000 in attendance for both at the larger universities de- Mid-American Conference, home and away games every pend on smaller conferences, with the strong support of the year. Third, for schools with- such as the MAC, in fielding 10 universities representing out stadiums seating 30,000 competition. Ice hockey and the MAC, remains determined people, they must average volleyball, two successful pro- to keep the conference as a 17,000 people for each home grams in recent years, provide member of Division 1-A in col- game every year. Finally, for for quality competition not lege football. schools not meeting any of the found at all larger institutions. "Our [unl- above requirements, they must "The Division 1-A larger in- v e r s i t y ] belong to a conference where stitutions need the Division 1-A presidents the majority of the the schools smaller institutions," Zwier- are commit- meet one of the three criteria lein said. ted to 1-A The MAC conference contin- Because the Big 10 lies In the football and I uously meets the NCAA's re- same geographical area as the feel confi- quirements, but it struggles in MAC, some football fans attend dent we will doing so every year. just Big 10 games, according to remain Attendance criteria appears Don Purvis, athletic director at here," said to be losing steam though, ac- Ball State University. Another Jerry Ippo- Zwierlein cording to Ippoliti. problem, besides sitting in the liti, who took 'That proposal has been Big 10's footprints, is name the position in June, becoming watered down," he said. "It has recognition. Most MAC schools the sixth commissioner in the been revised Immensely." do not carry the state name conference's 48-year history. Still, the importance of at- they reside in, unlike the Big Recent conference restruc- tendance at home games re- 10 and many other conferen- turings, and the formation of mains critical, Zwierlein said. ces. This can create confusion bowl alliances between college "We will work hard in mar- on the whereabouts of the uni- football powerhouses has led to keting and promoting to get as versity for people outside the speculation the MAC may be much attendance at games as midwest. However, MAC forced to drop football to Divi- possible," he said. "It behooves schools continue to successful- sion 1-AA. us to have a good crowd." ly compete against the so- As a member of Division 1-A, Though the University foot- called super powers, Purvis the MAC is entitled to income ball program has represented said. through the NCAA revenue the MAC in a bowl game two of "Mv position is there are sharing program. The elim- the last three years, while post- only 10 Division 1-A conferen- ination of MAC football from ing an overall record of 27-6-2 ces and the MAC is the fourth Division 1-A would leave more during that span, average at- largest in enrollment," he said. money to the larger institu- tendance at Doyt Perry Field "Quite frankly, that is where tions. has dropped the last five years. we belong." However, the restructuring In its quest to remain a Divi- plan has lost momentum, ac- sion 1-A conference, the MAC cording to Michael Bobinski, can expect enthusiasm and athletic director at Akron Uni- "We will work hard in leadership from Ippoliti. versity. marketing and "This positions demands an "The whole plan started to promoting to get as aggressive approach and stra- smell of greed," Bobinski said. tegic planning for future de- "I don't see it happening [MAC much attendence at velopments," Ippoliti said football dropping to Division games possible. It upon being named as MAC 1-AA] in the near future, if at commissioner. "I'll address the all." behooves us to have a major issues confronting The NCAA's criteria in de- good crowd." intercollegiate athletics, and termining eligibility for Divi- specifically the Mid-American sion 1-A remains unclear, ac- Conference, with great en- cording to Ron Zwierlein, ath- thusiasm and an analytical letic director of the University. eye." Some guidelines considered Ron Zwierlein Already, Ippoliti negotiated a include: the number of sports a BC athletic director four-game schedule for MAC school offers; the enrollment of football on Prime Network this Senior linebacker Vlnce Palko the school; representation in fall. Unlike most conference impends a Virginia Tech player post season competition; and television contracts, the MAC la a game last year. Palko leads must pay $100,000 to have the what hopes to be a dominant BG number of scholarships of- In 1989, an average of 17,256 fered. people came to see the Falcons four games carried. The MAC defense. He led the MAC with 145 schools will contribute money tackles a year ago. For qualification in Division play in what turned out to be a 1-A football, however, at- 5-6 season. In 1991, the Falcons for any costs not covered tendance figures and seating finished 11-1, capping a terrific through advertising. capacity stand as the methods year with a victory in the Cali- However, the opportunity of used for determination. fornia Raisin Bowl. However, showcasing MAC football to 30 Under NCAA guidelines, attendance that year fell to an million viewers remains more schools must meet one of three average of 16,044 people per important, Ippoliti said. requirements. game. Last year, home at- "We're looking to grow with First, if a school has a sta- tendance averaged 14,469, in- larger numbers in the near fu- dium with seating for at least cluding just 4,009 for the ture and also move forward to 30,000 people, they must aver- season final. get a bigger package," he said. FOOTBALL'94 FALCON PREVILW September 7,1994 Freshmen rapidly impressing coaches

tyJohnBoylt The BC News FALCoNs When freshmen come Into a collegiate football program they are generally red-shirted, and sent to a year on the scout team. One game into the Falcon football season, however, it is clear NFL that BG has some first-year players that will do just that, play. BGSU-& NFL Asst: College Names COLLEGE & Chioke Bradley earned the starting job at strong safety Stadium Blankets PRO Thursday against North Carolina State, becoming the first Stadium Seats "true" freshman, other than a kicker, to start a season opener & Cushions Team Baseball since current Washlnton Redskin and former Falcon Martin Caps Baylessdldinl981. Bradley recorded eight tackles In his debut in the defensive backfleld, and scooped up a punt blocked by fellow true fresh- man Eric Arnold. Bradley then scampered 43 yards for BG's only touchdown against the Wolfpack "He's got tremendous speed, which is evident by the way he can get into the backfleld and make stops for a loss," BG inside Seat Cushion linebacker Vlnce Pal ko said. $474 "He came into camp this fail and was Intercepting passes left $Q96 $296 and right." Last fall he was Intercepting those passes for Mansfield High School. $£96- $ 96 Bradley earned first-team all-league, All-Northwestern Ohio 16 and All-North Central Football Coaches Association honors in his last two prep seasons. UHbon. Touchdown As a senior he was the Northwestern Ohio Defensive Player of Footballs 2 for $3 SNACKS the Year and an All-Ohio first team selection while leading his -pork rinds, tortilla team to a Di vison I playoff berth. $24«>6 chips, & more "It's hard to believe that he just came out of high school,'' Pa- lko said. "He's one of the best athletes I've seen here at BG in a long time." BGSU Head coach Gary Blackney is also high on another true Imprinted freshman, defensive end Gardner Howard. Sportswear "It really wouldn't surprise me if Gardner Howard started or BGSU played a lot for us against Akron," Blackney said. "He's got Novelty Items some of those special qualities that Chioke Bradley has and it's going to be hard to keep him out of the lineup." Howard is battling sophomore Chris Holbrook for the starting job after the coaching staff decided to move junior Greg Cepek to outside linebacker. College Teams & A three-year letterwlnner for Defiance High School, Howard NFL Teams started all three years at tight end and also started at defensive end In his senior season. He earned first-team all-league honors • Lounging $7.96-$22.96 | his junior and senior seasons. 1 Sweatshirt $14.93 Pillow "Gardner's only been on campus for about four weeks, but • T-Shlrts $8.83$11.93| • Video Chair $39.96 he's a talent," Blackney said. "Gardner Howard is just about 1 Nlte Shirt $10.93 • Bean Bags $24.96 ready to play." • Shot Glass $2.10 It has always been the couching staff's thought that freshmen ■ Jersey Shorts $12.93 • Flip Beds $39.96 • Caps $4.74 be red-shlrted. But Bradley and Howard may have changed the staffs collective mind. Sport Coolers • Can Cooler $2.88 2 & S gal. • Sports Bottle $6.88 Wind Breakers GO FALCONS!!!! WE SUPPORT BGSU ATHLETICS TWIN-PACK FLASH LIGHTS

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Winning Coming through DEFENSE Continued from page three. tants are molding their de- fense to halt the attack of next attitude Things were not all too de- week's opponent, Akron. pressing for the Falcon de- Cepek, who played the out- fense. Steve Rodriguez and side linebacking position last Vince Palko each had an inter- year, was moved to defensive instilled ception. Linebacker Jason end for the NCSU game. After Woullard led the team in tack- an outstanding game at end, he les with 15, while Palko con- will be moved back to his orig- by coach tributed 14. Junior Greg inal position. Cepek had a career game with "There is really not too eight tackles that included a much of a difference between by John Boyle 5-yard sack. the two positions. The way our The BC News NCSU Is a respectable ACC defense is set up, the defen- team, but even against weaker sive end and outside line- The BG football program was competition the Falcons will backer have a lot of similar saved from desperate straits in have to polish up their defense duties," Blackney said. December 1990. After five- If they expect to compete for The spot that Cepek has straight losing seasons full of the Mid-American Conference opened on the line will be misery, Gary lilackney took over title. filled by either sophomore for a departed Moe Ankney. Changes will be made Chris Holbrook or 6-3, Just a year removed from a throughout the year, but for 240-pound freshman, Gardner 3-5-2 record, Blackney led the now Blackney and his assis- Howard. Falcons to a 11-1 record, includ- ing a perfect 8-0 mark in the Mid- American Conference. That 1991 squad was the first BG team to win a bowl game as the Falcons defeated Fresno State 28-21 in the California Raisin Bowl. Blackney was the top first-year coach in the country and equalled the NCAA record for most wins by a coach In his first season. He took essentially the same team from the previous, losing season Tonight! and made them champions. "The most important thing that APObfttM he taught us was how to win,'* In- FOUNTAIN HEAD side linebacker and co-captain North Carolina State running back Rod Brown weaves his way past Vince Palko said. "He really Falcon defenders during the second half of the Wolfpack's 20-15 vic- brought a winning attitude over tory. here and that caught on really quick." One year later, BG was the Monday Night Football favorite to win the MAC title. The Wlh This Coupon Receive Every Monday! Falcons once again made short work of the MAC with a second 25 FREE Copies 25£ wings 50^ Dogs perfect 8-0 conference record. Free! And again the Falcons won a bowl 81/2x11 20* White Beer Specials game. BG defeated Nevada 35-34 In the first Las Vegas Bowl. Blackney's coaching career Rapid Printing 10 FT. Screen T.V. began at Connetlcut, his alma mater, in 1968, where he spent 186 S. Main • Downtown BG 353-0988 104 S. MAIN two seasons as a graduate assis- On» r customerPhonO 353-91 16 , ,, tant. That was followed with p)> stops at Brown University, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, UCLA, Syracuse and Ohio State. In sev- en of his last 10 years coaching.

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(Includes bowl games) ITT. 1 K5*.l 8pmst»rt.\ «**" \sftEBil.9pmsttrt FOOTBALL '94 FALCON PRLVIEW September 7, 1994 Special teams play pivotal in '94 Falcons hoping to keep pressure on opponents by Mike Kazimore "We really work hard on with various aspects of his op- The BC News every aspect of the special ponents' kicking game. teams," Blackney said. "We "We study the films and find Over the last three years stress special teams play. a weakness," Blackney said. Bowling Green's special teams Every practice that we have "Then we scheme to try and unit has been exactly that -• starts with special teams first, take advantage of It." -special. so there's a tremendous Sometimes, however, an op- And if Thursday's -game amount of emphasis placed on ponent may not have a glaring against North Carolina State that aspect of the game." weakness that can be easily was any indication of what this "That's an area of the game spotted on tapes. In this case, season has in store, there will where if we do a good job then the Falcons hope to pressure be a lot of special teams coach- we're going to gain an edge," the other team into creating a es staying up late the week be- Blackney said. weakness. fore facing the Falcons. More Importantly, as in "We are aggressive in the During the Falcons 20-15 loss Thursday's game, often times special teams area and that in to NC.su the special teams the Falcons are able to gener- itself forces people Into mak- were responsible for all of the ate a score after a block. BG ing mistakes," Blackney said. scoring. Besides Brian has scored six touchdowns and No one knows that better Leaver's resurgent three-field two safeties either as a direct than NC State head coach Mike goal performance, the Falcons result of the blocked kick or on O'Cain who witnessed first- also blocked a Wolfpack punt. its ensuing possession over the hand the explosiveness of the Late in the game Eric Arnold last 36 contests. Falcons specialty unit. broke through the Wolfpack "We were very aware of of line and stuffed a punt. Fresh- Why have the Falcons be- their special teams prowess," man Chioke Bradley scooped come so adept at the art of O'Cain said after Thursday up the pigskin and raced 43 blocking kicks? Much of the night's game. "We spent a lot yards for the score. answer lies in the fact that of time in practice working on The blocked punt was the Blackney Is constantly watch- our kicking game and I thought 20th blocked kick (seven punts, ing films of opponents' special we had everything right. The BG Newi/Mc ptiolo six field goals and seven extra teams play. "But, when you're In a game points) that has been made dur- On just about any given day situation and they put all that Freshman Chioke Bradley awaits to pile on a North Carolina ing the tenure of head coach Blackney can be found in his State player. Gary Blackney. office studying a screen filled See SPECIAL, page eleven. DON'T SIT ON THE SIDELINES ! Catch the Action Packed Specials

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SPECIAL Continued from page ten. athletic ability and work with it Stretching for that extra yard pressure on vou it's pretty easy and you get a lot of good results." to make a mistake - and that's Besides preventing an oppos- what we did" ing team from putting points on p According to Blackney the the scoreboard, blocked kicks ■"^■F ''^^ [■ V' ' 9 most important part of being a are a tremendous motivational -'g£*~ BK%80 / good special teams player is de- factor - especially in a close I ? ' veloping the right attitude. BG game. assistant coach Tony Pusateri is "Our special teams unit really the man in charge of instilling sets the tone for our whole W that attitude in the players. 1 team," senior captain Vince Pa- 'Tony does a great job in de- lko said. "When we get a block it \m*l / veloping that pressure attitude really fires us up, and at the and coaching the proper tech- same time it might kill the othc niques and execution of plays," team's momentum." Blackney said. "Tony is the coordinator, but > 1 every coach on our staff coaches some aspect of the special teams. "We were very aware It's an area that each coach puts of of their special a lot of emphasis on and takes a lot of pride in." teams prowess." ^1 l^HI • ff| ^M^^lJ "But, when you're While the coaches may develop in a game situation all the schemes and teach the B ' "^'^ -Jt proper techniques needed to and they put all that W^> . %.?*^H execute the plan properly, pressure on you it's Blackney was quick to mention that all that preparation time pretty easy to make a would be for naught if the ath- mistake -- and that's ""* r letes weren't capable of carrying what we did." out that plan. y IUIJJWI* wwi«wwiiwwii—.uii * •,• "It really starts with having Tin- HCNc-ifllc phulu good athletes, which we have MikeO'Cain here at Bowling Green," Black- Wide receiver Rameir Martin stretches for an extra yard. N.C. State head coach ney said. "Then you can take that Scoreboard

< ..iii -, i-..Iini.iii 14. Southern Cal 1-0-0 702 Toledo 0 0 0 APTop25 15. Oklahoma 1-0-0 594 Ohio 0 0 0 SERVICE Record Pis. 16. Texas A&M 1-0-0 593 Akron 0 0 0 1. Nebraska (23) •1-0-0 1.465 17. North Carolina 1-0-0 512 Ball Stale 0 0 0 2. Florida (15) 1-0-0 1.462 18. Ohio Slate 1-0-0 497 Bowling Green 0 0 0 BARBER SHOP 3. None Dame (10) 1-0-0 1.413 19. Tennessee 0-1-0 482 Central Mich. 0 0 0 4. Florida Slate (8) 1-0-0 1.388 20. Texas 1-0-0 426 Eastern Mich. 0 0 0 WELCOME BACK S.Miami (I) 1-0-0 1.229 21. Virginia Tech 1-0-0 352 Kcnl 0 0 0 6. Michigan (I) 1-0-0 1.205 22. Clemson 1-0-0 183 Miami 0 1 0 -Call or Walk in - 1-0-0 115 I 7. Colorado 1-0-0 1.140 23. Georgia Results 0-0-0 III CLOSE TO CAMPUS 8. Penn Siaie (I) 1-0-0 1.112 24. Stanford Thursday Seplembcr I 25. Washington 0-1-0 92 O.Arizona (2) 1-0-0 1.053 NC Stale 20. Bowling Green 15 426 E. Wooster St. 10. Wisconsin 0-0-0 968 Mid-American Saturday Seplembcr 3 Bowling Green, OH 43402 11. Alabama (I) 1-0-0 962 League Overall Weslern Michigan 28. Miami 25 12. Auburn 1-0-0 878 W L T W L T West Virginia 16. Ball Stale 14 352-4576 13. UCLA 1-0-0 846 WeslemMich 10 0 10 0 Iowa 52, Central Michigan 21 WINNING- Continued from page nine. SEPTEMBER TOP PPV HITS Blackney has helped his team to a bowl bid. The BG juggernaut dipped some last year as the Falcons fell to third in the MAC and 6-3-2 overall. Since Blackney took over, however, BG has had the nintn-winningest program in the nation with a 27-7-2 mark overall. Clint Frazier, an All-MAC first team noseguard last season, saia last year that Blackney's arrival provided the team with an on and off the field life experience. "He continually teaches us to TUNE TO CHANNEL 7 TO SEE WHAT'S ON TODAY deal with life," Frazier said. "He's taught us to constantly compete against ourselves. He's WOO EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT taught us to be a better person, father or husband." 9:00 To CLOSE "The entire team has so much respect for him, not only as a 352-8424 . 1010 NORTH MAIN • 352- 4637 coach, but as a man" . , , - ► , , , l l ?ffffTWTWWW PWWWWfPWWWTWr'.l»iw>'»i ir.iJ»'iVMr)'t' ,.'■>• ■■> i I m FOOTBALL '94 FALCON PREVIEW September 7, 1994

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