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Friday, November 12, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 57 Briefs Clinton praises war veterans Weather APPkMa/UrryDallty President Break out the umbrellas: Friday: Increasing clouds. A chance of showers late. speaks at High SO to 55. North to northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain is 40 percent. Arlington Friday night: Rain de- Cemetery veloping. Low in the lower 40s. Chance of rain 80 per- cent. by Terence Hunt Saturday: Rain likely. The Associated Press High near 60. Chance of rain 60 percent. WASHINGTON - President Clinton saluted American vet- erans Thursday and said the Outside campus United States must never shrink from what is necessary Keep the guns at home: "to keep our nation secure and MARION, Ohio - The our people prosperous." school board decided it will "A grateful nation re- permanently ban students members," the president said who take weapons to school. at Arlington National "We're sending a message Cemetery after placing a to our students and also to wreath at the Tomb of the Un- parents that school has to be known Soldiers. a safe environment and stu- He called attention to the dents who do not respond to presence of 17 Army Rangers that policy will be excluded who took part in the fire fight from school," River Valley in Somalia in which 18 Ameri- Superintendent David Kirk- cans were killed Oct. 3. Prais- ton said. "We're very seri- ing their "great ability, suc- ous about this thing." cess and unbelievable valor," The new rule applies to Clinton said, "We are proud of Connie Mc Arthur spends time at the grave of her husband, Viet- Thursday. Observances for the day were held In many locations of them." The audience stood and students at least 16 years old nam War veteran Jerome Douglas Mc Arthur, following Veterans the nation. because they are not re- Day services at Ft. Mitchell, Alabama's National Cemetary, applauded. quired by law to attend Clinton later visited the school. The board took the APPb.H/D.vidJ.P1ilUlp Veterans Affairs Medical action Tuesday. Center in Mart insburg, W. Va., and said America can pay part The school board will use Ohioans remember the new policy when a stu- of its debt to veterans by as- suring them comprehensive dent 16 or older is convicted of at least one of nine felony sacrificing soldiers health care under his national plan. crimes on school property, "We know we have a moral including illegal possession by Lisa Comwell from the Cleveland area, obligation to protect their se- of a deadly weapon, Kirkton The Associated Press 97-year-old Stanley March and curity," Clinton said. "I want- said. That student then 92-year-old Andrew Jurcak, would be expelled. ed to come here to this hospi- received commemorative me- tal today to drive that point Amid flags, military color dals. home." guards and patriotic music, "Nov. 11 will always be a big Clinton's relations with the Judge denies parole: Ohioans observed Veterans day for me," said Jurcak, who military, strained by his avoi- CINCINNATI-A judge Day in ceremonies around the served in the U.S. Army. "I just dance of the draft as a young said the state should not state Thursday. wish the younger generation man, were aggravated by his grant parole to a man con- Gov. George Voinovich ad- would have more respect for efforts to lift the ban on homo- victed and given a life sen- dressed a Veterans Day re- our armed services and vet- sexuals. With the end of the tence in prison 12 years ago membrance on Fountain erans." Cold War, he also has had to for killing his wife and forc- Square in downtown Cincin- Margaret Stano, 69, who also oversee a shrinking of mili- ing his sister-in-law to have nati. He spoke of the sacrifices attended the Veterans Day tary forces and cutbacks in sex. made not only by veterans, but ceremony, agreed. She said the military spending. The Ohio Adult Parole Au- also their wives and children. country should place more em- He used the occasion of Vet- thority said last month that Voinovich toured a Veterans phasis on Veterans Day and the erans Day to sign a bill in- it is considering early Administration hospital's sub- sacrifices veterans made. creasing the costof-living al- release for Thomas Hale, stance-abuse clinic in Cincin- But the 69-year-old Cleve- lowance for the nation's 2.5 formerly of suburban Read- nati and spoke at an induction land resident said she is happy million disabled veterans. He ing. Hale was convicted in ceremony for the Ohio Vet- that women veterans are get- also said he had fulfilled his 1981. erans Hall of Fame. Inductees ting recognition for their con- pledge to declassify virtually "This was a particularly included Ohio Sen. John Glenn, tributions. all documents related to vicious murder, kidnapping a former Marine pilot in Korea, President Clinton on Americans missing in action and two rapes in which the and astronaut Neil Armstrong, Wednesday proclaimed from Wapakoneta or held as prisoners in Viet- victim was scalped," said National Women Veterans nam. Hamilton County Common In Cleveland, about 200 vet- Recognition Week to coincide "Our generation is being Pleas Judge Thomas Nurre. erans and others gathered for a with Veterans Day, and a new Vietnam Women's Memorial asked now to decide whether "It Is Inconceivable that ceremony commemorating we will preserve freedom's early release would be con- Veterans Day and the 75th an- was to be dedicated in Wash- sidered in such a heinous niversary of the armistice that ington on Thursday. gains and learn freedom's les- crime." ended World War I. Jimmy Moody, 83, a veteran of World War II, joins in a prayer Nurre sentenced Hale to Two World War I veterans See VETERANS, page 4. during a Veterans Day ceremony Thursday In Austin, Texas. see VETSDAY, page 4. consecutive terms of 15 years to life for murder and seven to 26 years on three separate counts of kidnap- ping and rape. Keynote speaker pays Perot wines, dines By law, the presiding judge and prosecutor's of- fice must be contacted by to obtain support the parole board before tribute to famous writer early release is considered. Nurre said that Hale was by Ginger Phillips turahsm "Until some of these things be- estranged from his wife at human diversity reporter Baker saia' there are many gin to change, I think I'll remain for trade agreement the time of the slaying. different definitions of the word funky and black and talk to you Hale's sister-in-law testi- and people do not really under- out of that tradition," he said. fied at the trial that she was The Department of Ethnic stand it. Some people believe it It makes little sense to define byJimDrlnkard forced to watch as Hale shot Studies continued its tenth an- means developing a more con- mulitculturalism unless each The Associated Press his wife three times. She nual Ethnic Studies Conference servative, non-racial society, he person examines their own pres- said Hale then held a 38-ca- and tribute to said. ence in society. llber revolver to her and writer James "I Joyfully see myself as on the Baker related a story about one WASHINGTON - With a delicate tax provision hanging in the bal- raped her. Baldwin with a left and I don't see myself sliding ance, Ross Perot invited a key group of senators for cocktails and of the early events in his life dinner at a downtown Washington hotel. keynote to the right," Baker said. which has helped him examine "It was a stag affair, a sociable cocktail hour, a meal served in vary speaker He said when he looks in the his own presence and that of Lottery Wednesday mirror and sees himself there is blacks in society. good taste," recalls Russell Long, the former Louisiana senator who at the time, two decades ago, was chairman of the tax-writing Senate Here are Thursday night's night. no way he is moving into a non- The experience gave him op- Finance Committee. Ohio Lottery selections: Houston racial definition of multicultural- timism that blacks could still Baker, a form- ism. "Mr. Perot made some entertaining remarks, very appropriate to' maintain their close identity with the occasion. Then the party dragged out a while," Long said. "People Pick 3 Numbers: 5-3-3 er president of "I see myself as a funky black each other while being success- Pick 4 Numbers: 1-9-8-2 the Modern got to know the man. He must have gained a vote or two. When the male in a very racial country," ful in a white society. smoke of battle had cleared, he'd won." Buckeye 5:5-7-12-35-36 Language As- Baker Baker said. "That's who I am. I Baker said he grew up in Loui- sociation, and director of the was raised that way." ville, Ky. in a town called "Little The anecdote is a reminder that long before he stepped out as head The Super Lotto jackpot is Center for the Study of Black He said many racial problems Africa" where everybody was of a populist political movement and a leader in the fight to defeat the $12 million. Literature and Culture read still exist which prevent the black and poor. North American Free Trade Agreement, Perot was well known In selections from Baldwin's works change to a non-racial society. Washington as an effective wheeler and dealer. His presence was felt He said one day when he was from the White House to Capitol Hill. Complied from staff and and other celebrated African- Baker recalled a time when a cab four, his uncle came to his house wire reports. American authors, and spoke on driver would not pick him up be- society's definition of multicul- cause of his color. See HOUSTON, page 3. See PEROT, page 5. \

v Opinion page two The BC News Friday, November 12, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor E.A.R.tothe Ground... Mmo To: H. Ross Perot Re: Why are you still here? It has come to our attention at Ear to the Ground that you, Mr. Perot, must be the sorest loser in American political histo- ry. We feel it necessary to inform you that the cam- paign is over, and someone else actually won. At first the folksy grandfather image was cute. But we're tired of your charts, your opinions, your snap- py one-liners, the sound of your voice. We don't mean to be critical, Mr. Perot, but it also might help to know what you're talking about. We've always considered you a bit eccentric, but Winds of change continue your NAFTA knucklefest is a classic trip into Perot La La Land. Vice President Gore may as well have The winds of change is still blowing in the and Independent Sam Melendez. Perhaps debated a bull terrier. Certainly, a dog could have air. People are not finished getting rid of the Kleismit even won by the help of the wind of produced more relevant facts. incumbents, and are still seeking political change that is in the air. change. The off-year elections that took The raising of taxes is the key factor that And what's with your weird claim that the Mexican place last week was clearly evident of that. is prompting this wind of change. People are Mafia wants you dead for opposing NAFTA? It's too People are fed up and they are willing to get fed up about taxes being raised. In Washing- late to bow out gracefully Ross, but please do it any- rid of the local politicians to bring in the ton state Initiative 602, which would have way. The only one left listening is yourself. new. repealed $1 billion in taxes passed this by Every time the elections come around, the state Legislature, was narrowly *** voters call for change and to get rid of the defeated. This could send a strong message incumbents. But when election day rolls to those running for office again in the state around they end up voting the incumbents of Washington and those in Washington. No, you weren't going crazy. Almost everything right back into the very same office that Clinton should find big discomfort with all was closed yesterday, and lots of people stayed they've held. The reason they end up doing the victories that have been posted by Re- home, including our University cleaning staff. So this, Is because they like their own local poli- publicans in the past year. The Republicans ticians, and want the other incumbents out. Rick Hackbarth are benefiting from Clinton's low approval why were we here? Veteran's Day is meant to honor Due to the fact that we tend to re-elect most ratings, which continue to float between the those who serve our country and protect our free- of the incumbents in the area we live in, we low 40's and mid-50's. Clinton's ratings have dom. And after all, many University students are never see a real change. This is beginning to president and was advised by the adminis- never been high, he has had the lowest rat- Persian Gulf Veterans. shift. This slight shift in direction began dur- tration's staff. ings of all modem day presidents. Certainly Yeah, it can be a cheap excuse for a free day. But ing the presidential campaigns of 1992. The elections that occured last week was we will never see Clinton's ratings as high as we're being serious here. Veteran's Day deserves at In 1992 many people were calling for also a big win for the Republican party. George Bush's. I wouldn't be suprised to find least the respect and reflection given to the Fourth of change for the sake of change, while others Democratic National Committee Chairman this country in another recession around this July. We can't experience the day fully while con- were calling for change because they were David Wilhelm even acknowledged that the time next year, due to the new largest tax In- structing equations in calculus. simply fed up. Former president George Republicans had a "good day." crease in history. With the new trend of vot- Bush became a victim of the call for change. In New York, incumbent mayor Democrat ing out incumbents who raise taxes and fail *** Many were fed up with the new tax in- David Dinkins lost to Republican Rudolph to accomplish set agenda's, we will probably creases that were implemented in 1990. Giuliani. Dinkins was given support by Bill find Clinton the next unemployed president, These new taxes caused the recession and Clinton and White House officials cam- and a Republican president back in office. The Gideons were on campus Thursday distribut- many people their jobs. The recession ling- paigned for him twice. In other election results, concerning gay ing New Testaments to students. What bothered ered on for to long and it cost the former In New Jersey, Republican Christine Todd rights, Cincinnati and Lewiston, Maine some of us is that people seemed to be afraid of them. president his Job. Whitman beat the incumbent Democrat voters overturned special gay rights legisla- The Gideons were not screaming about the horrible The wind of change was blowing again ear- James Florio to become the state's new gov- tion. In Portsmouth, N.H. the voters said no sins college students commit. They were simply lier this year on April 20, when Republican ernor. Florio's campaign was directed by to special gay rights. All this follows the offering a smile, a hello and a Bible to all who walked Richard Riordan defeated Democratic city Clinton political aides James Carville and uproar over Admendment 2 passed in by. council member Michael Woo for mayor. Paul Begala This was not only a victory for Colorado, which resulted in many calling for Perhaps people think every religious figure who This was a race that had national attention, Republicans, but also a message to those who a boycott. What are people going to do now, comes to campus is going to be like the notorious because Los Angeles had a soaring crime raise taxes. Clinton was hoping that Florio boycott those places. These anti-gay rights Brother Jed and so they dodge them. The Gideons rate, unemployment at nine percent, and a would win, to prove that voters can forgive initiatives will also be on many ballots In 94 crumbling infrastructure. This race also fol- those who raise taxes. Florio gave New Jer- and 96. were just asking for a smile - next time give it to lowed the riots of the year before, which left sey the largest tax increase in history and "The Democrats want to say, all politics Is them because they are the good guys. racial tensions. This was the beginning of the people respondedby voting him out. local. . . .Well, locally, Bill Clinton Is very the president's decline in Influence in sup- In Virginia, Republican George Allen unpopular" says GOP National Committee port of candidates. defeated Democrat Mary Sue Terry for gov- Chairman. With this In mind the GOP is look- The BG News Staff Then shortly after Republican Kay Bailey ernor. George Allen tried to link Terry to ing towards making big gains in the House of Hutchison, the former State Treasurer of Clinton's policies, and Terry was trying to Representatives and the Senate In 1994. The Photo Editor Teresa Thomas Texas, won the Senate seat vacated by Lloyd distance herself from the president. She current trend shows that conservatism runs Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich Bentsen. Hutchison built her campaign knew that in order to win she would have to through this country In the social and politi- Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner campaigning against Bill Clinton's tax- do this. It didn't work. cal arena. Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki raising budget plan. She beat Democrat Locally, here in ward one Republican Todd May the wind of change continue, with the Bruce Krueger, who was supported by the Klelsmlt won over Democrat Todd Wesseler return of Republicans In 1994 and 1996. Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant Copy Chief Dawn Keller LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Copy Editor Pam Smith Copy Editor Robin Coe Animals do have (and a vegetarian) I feel that the excluded) do not kill for plea- allowing wolf hunting because The BC News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the only meat It would be morally ac- sure. They kill to eat or to protect they want to boost their tourist academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. certain rights ceptable for me to eat would be themselves. Imagine how crow- Industry with people who "would from an animal I had killed my- ded our court systems would be rather hunt than go to school." 204 West Hall The BG Newt: self. This does not mean that I be- If humans were arrested ever- Wolves kill only those herd Bowling Green State University Rick Hackbarth's column "An- lieve animals have no rights. By time the killed antoher creature members who are too weak, sick Bowling Creen, Ohio 43403-0726 imals don't retain rights" was the hunting for food (not for sport) to eat or to protect themselves. It or young to keep up with the least thought out piece of pub- we are accepting our rightful would certainly mean no more Copyright 1993, The BC News herd. The majority of their diet lished work I have ever laid eyes place In the animal kingdom. We hunting for you, Rick. And If you consists of small rodents; they on. are forced to accept the fact that are willing to wander out In the kill caribou only when they can It is obvious to me it had abso- we are a part of the food chain woods with a gun and the intent get them. Respond lutely no forethought, let alone and that another creature must to kill, you had better accept the Signed letters or columns express the research After reading the arti- die so that we can live. That is a fact that you might be the one to I don't mind another person cle several times, the only con- hard thing to remember when die. holding a different opinion than beliefs of the individual and in no way clusion I can come to la that one's diet is based on prc-s- my own. But If someone Is going ^represent the opinions of The BG News. Hackbarth once heard of some- laughtered, neatly packaged to attack a position others care All readers are encouraged to express their thing called an "animal rights ac- flesh An animal can only be expect- about, he or she had better do opinions through letters to the editor and tivist," and decided that It must Beyond hunting, the examples ed to protect Itself and Its off- their homework first to ensure guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 be a silly liberal Idea, wanted an used by Hackbarth were simply spring. that they understand the view- excuse to expound on the details riduculous. He argues that if point they are attacking. That words, typed, and contain the writer's of his idyllic childhood, and rea- animals have equal rights with As far as the argument sup- seems to be the one lesson hunt- telephone number, address, class rank, lized that he could whip off a humans, they should be tried and porting killing the Alaskan wol- ing didn't teach the young Mr. and major. no-thought column on the sub- sentenced for killing other ani- ves goes, It la plain that once Hackbarth • Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 ject mals. What a ludicrous analogy. again Hackbarth didn't do his Well, his half-brained effort homework. Wolves are not the Laura L. Cromly West Hall. made me angry. With few exceptions, members cause of the decline in numbers Junior As a supporter of animal rights of the animal Kingdom (humans of caribou. Alaska passed the law Campus

Friday ^November 12,1993 The BC News page three

OS A to discuss Tkf BC Newi/NMhM W«ll«cc students' votes by Larissa Hrltsko student government reporter

In an effort to gain voting rights for student trustees at state uni- versities' board of trustees meetings, the Ohio Student Association, at its monthly meeting this weekend, will discuss ways to ensure that these voting rights are implemented. OSA, a state-wide student advocacy group for the 13 public univer- sities, is in the process of presenting the idea for universities' student trustees to gain voting privileges in the board of trustees meetings. Presently, the two student trustees at the University, who are rep- resentatives of the undergraduate and graduate body and are ulti- mately selected by the governor, attend the board's committee and general meetings, said Jason Jackson, president of the Undergradu- ate Student Government. The student trustees have the opportunity to voice their opinions on behalf of their constiuents, but not to vote on the issues, he said. The student trustees should have the right to vote, according to Jen Mathe, USG chairwoman of national, state and community affairs. "Some of the arguments that have been presented why student trustees should not have voting privileges are that the representa- tives don't have the confidentiality for it," Mathe said. "However, this is a farce because representatives attend other committee meet- ings which call for the same confidentiality." Mathe also said it is essential for student trustees to have voting rights at the board meetings. "Student trustees should be able to vote along with voicing their opinions because the University is a consumer-based institution based on the formulated decisions of the board of trustees," Mathe said. "Although it is argued that faculty and pay decisions are made at the meeting and do not necessarily pertain to the students' inter- ests, I believe these decisions do affect the students through their education." At the OSA meeting this weekend, the organization hopes to in- crease the sponsorship of the piece of legislation being presented by Name That Tune state Rep. Mike Stinziano, D-Columbus calling for student trustee voting rights. Senior mechanical design major Ty I.andis works as a disc Jockey the station for the past three years and will be on the air from 4-7 If the 13 Ohio districts with state universities work as a cooperative for WBGU Tuesday afternoon in West Hall. Landis has worked for p.m. every Tuesday. group with this bill, more of the Ohio districts might be willing to fol- low their lead, said Jackson, the University's representative of OSA. "Each Ohio school has been busy this last month lobbying for this bill,"Jackson said. "Once the representatives with state schools in their districts sponsor the bill the other district representatives will Counselors discuss disorders also see the importance of the bill, allowing for student trustee voting rights." This issue is the main focus of OSA and until it is seen through, no Eating problems serious for many University students other new issues will be confronted, according to Mathe. "Last year OSA was focusing on six to eight issues, however, this year the association is devoting all its efforts to this issue and will by Lisa Gallagher fortable with talking about it continue to do so until this happens, in order to increase the quality of contributing reporter 'You need to be specific about what the problem with other women," Wright said. education and students' rights [at state schools]," she said. is, but don't label it as an eating disorder. Also let The Wellness Center also dis- tributes pamphlets, fliers and The bottom line is that students know what is best for students and that person know you care. It's important to know having student trustee voting privileges could ensure that student Eating disorders are a serious brochures to students about the needs are met, Mathe said. and common problem among what resources are available. Let the person know different types of eating dis- University students. orders and how to recognize the The two most common forms there are alternatives." signs that someone may have of eating disorders are anorexia Jean Wright, director of the Wellness Center one. nervosa and bulimia nervosa. An The Counseling Center is an- estimated six out of every 1000 other place where students can Beauty contest, turn for help. women have anorexia, and 20 be thin to be accepted," Yarris Mood and Appetite" for students percent of college-age women said. who are currently seeking help Barbara Coleman, counselor at have bulimia. "Having a low self-esteem and for an eating disorder. the University Counseling dances part of To help combat this problem, being a perfectionist can also be "The program talked about Center, said it is common to see the University has counseling part of the problem," she said. what influences a person's appe- people with eating disorders in centers and programs to inform About three to four students tite and how to control it," Wright the center. students about eating disorders, each week also go to the Univer- said. Kappa Kabaret and where they can turn for help. sity's Wellness Center, which "We also talked about the "We work with many girls who "Eating disorders are an at- offers mental and physical health chemical effects of food on the are anorexic or bulimic. Now we by Ginger Phillips "You wear a red article of tempt to cope, like biting your programs, for advice about eat- mind and strategies for making are seeing girls who are both, human diversity reporter clothing and get in for a dol- fingernails," said Elizabeth Yar- ing disorders, either for them- peace with food," she said. called binging anorexic," she lar," Stitt said. "If not, you ris, counselor at the University selves or for a friend. Wright and other employees at said. Just pay an extra dollar." Counseling Center. "When people come toTheWell, the center also go to sororities Coleman said there have been This weekend Kappa Alpha On Saturday, Nov. 13 the Yarris, who counsels women we concentrate on the recovery and other groups on campus to men at the center with eating Pal fraternity will celebrate Kaberet will continue with and girls with eating disorders, process and what will help inform University women about disorders, but it is rare. its 22nd anniversary with guest speaker Shan t el Ransom said there are many social and them," said Jean Wright, director food abuse. "Most men who have eating their annual Kappa Kaberet at 2 to S p.m. in the Mileti cultural pressures to be thin. of the center. "We bring girls [to the pro- disorders are athletes who feel Weekend featuring speakers, Alumni Center. Ransom will On Oct. 27, the Wellness Center grams] who have been through they have to be a certain weight" dances and a beauty contest. speak on the roles of African "Many girls feel they have to hosted a program entitled "Food, an eating disorder and feel com- Coleman said. Kappa Alpha Pal President American Women in Society. Jeffrey Pate said the Kaberet is a way to inform the commu- HOUSTON Unlicensed riders account for 80% nity of their anniversary and The Kaberet will YOU SAY of (he fatalities in some states. also to raise money for chari- begin on Friday, Continued from page 1. an African-American singer So get your motorcycle operator ties and a scholarship. named Carol Bryce. YOU CAN RIDE? license today. And prove "It's basically to assist a Nov. 12, with a to visit, bringing with him the He said a beautiful woman, the that you are a better rider."' woman of color in a financial speaker from 7 to 9 classiest and most beautiful same one who had come to dinner PROVE IT. USTMCTCli S&F ETY FOMMTIMX black woman Baker had ever at their house, came out on the w way, rewarding her in a way of scholarship," Pate said. p.m. in the Lenhart seen and unlike those with whom stage and began singing. Pate said Kappa Alpha Psi Grand Ballroom. he had been acquainted. Al- "It was dazzling," Baker said. invites everyone to participate though at first he was un- After a while though he said he in the Kaberet events in order comfortable in her presence, she asked his mother, "Mom, Mom, to help educate others on The final event of the week- was soon laughing and acting like when is Carol Bryce going to multicultural issues. end, the Kappa Kaberet one of the family. sing?" "It's tailored for people of Dance, will take place place Baker then asked the audience color but inclusive of all the to switch the scene to a movie Baker said his mother an- T-E-X-A from 7 to 12 p.m. in the Ice SOUTH PADRE ISLAND University," he said. Arena Banquet Room. Stitt house in town. The family had swered "Houston Junior, that is come to see the performance of Carol Bryce." NORTH PADRE/MUSTANO ISLAND The Kaberet will begin on said during the semi-formal r-L-O.B.I-D-A Friday, Nov. 12, with a dance the winner of their Miss DAYTON A BEACH speaker from 7 to 9 p.m. in the PANAMA CITY BEACH Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Rev. Krimson and Kream contest ORLANDO/WALT DISNEY WORLD _ :*iy protected with it* Kalvin Butts will speak on the will be announced. The contest Colorado Ski Week C-O-L.O-B-A-D-0 PAAL. Quotum s Personal Attack Alarm is a way to show people that STEAMBOAT topic of Black Consciousness thai blasts I0.WB (min I when you and Afrocentricity. fraternities do treat women In Meeting Sun Nov. 14 VAIL/BEAVER CREEK simply pull (he pin Choose eilner (he BRECKENRIDGEIKEYSTONE Brian Stitt, vice president of a positive manner, he said. standard or sports model Carr> II lo Kappa Alpha Psi, said Butts is Stitt said the Miss Krimson 9:00 pm M-E- V-A-D-A school. the mall. (he park. wherever vou LAS VEGAS part of a black male think tank and Kream is not a popularity go PAAL lets out a cry for help whenever contest because the winner is 200 Memorial Hall SO-U-TH C-A-n-O-L-l-N.A you need il And only Quorum gives in New York City. HILTON HEAD ISLAND Later on in the evening from selected anonymously through you (hat kind of tech- AajnW 10 to 2 a.m. the fraternity will an essay contest RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOW notogy and security sEESf "We pick a topic for them to CALL TOLL FREE FOR FULL have their first dance of the DETAILS ANO COLOR BROCHURE! weekend, a Red-One Dollar write on," Stitt said. "We vote For More Info. UNDASANDER Jam. on their essays." .•800'SUNCHASE PBABWnVILLE. OMfO Call 372 • 8249 4f*M7-tT1l

HOME FALCON VOLLEYBALL TONIGHT VS. KENT, TOMORROW AKRON! Get behind the Falcons! NOTE: Tonight's match begins at 7 pm, tomorrow's at 4pm. Local paf>e tour The BG News Friday , November 12, 1993 The BC Newi/Natkaa Wallace Police Blotter O A woman received a call After urinating, the men report- Nov. 4 from a man who said he is edly refused to leave the build- doing a lingerie survey for a ing. When the police located the Toledo fashion show. According men, they denied urinating and to the police report the woman promised not to return to the said, "so you're the idiot that building. keeps making the calls that I O A woman was awakened in read about in the blotter." her Napoleon Road home Satur- day by several drunk people in O On Nov. 4 a woman told her front yard. police she had been receiving ob- scene phone calls. According to O Police received a complaint the police report, the woman said of two men smoking marijuana the man "would call her names." on Sunday. According to the police report, the officer "did not 3 A woman said she has been see any active use of marijuana, receiving obscene phone calls but there was incense burning in from a man who asks her if she an incense holder, and a poster of would like to perform oral sex on a marijuana leaf above the enter- him. The woman said when her tainment center." husband answers the phone the n Police received a 911 call man does not talk. from a local pizza shop Tuesday H A priest at a local church re- regarding two men urinating on ported a crucifix had been taken the side of the building. Accord- from the sanctuary of the church ing to the police report, the man- on Nov. 5. ager of the restaurant said he O A man reported a stereo, panicked when a driver ran into speakers and locked box were the store and told him to "call the stolen from his parked car on cops." Nov. 5. Also stolen were compact n On Tuesday, a woman said discs by Bon Jovi, Motley Crew, she saw one man spraying lac- Def Leppard and the Nitty Gritty quer on a black cat while another Dirt Band. man stomped on its head. She also reportedly saw another man O A woman complained resi- who did nothing to stop the men dents of an apartment above hers from hurting the animal. Accord- were being very loud Saturday. ing to the police report, the third Rub A Dub Dub According to the police report, man told the men to "stop that." the residents were "playing loud O A man was reportedly seen Bill Watson^ math elementary education major and member of tub-a-tbon Is to raise money for their spring tour in New York. The music and stomping on the standing in a cluster of bushes the University's Men's Chorus, enjoys his time In the hot tub event will end at noon on Saturday. floor." masturbating on Tuesday. The Thursday afternoon In front of the Union Oval. The purpose of The O On Saturday, two men were man was reportedly wearing seen urinating in clothes dryers dark clothing and his pants were inside a Third Street building. down around his knees. Grads rethinking priorities BG students start College students returning to the comforts of home by John Williams Semper Fiedelis College Press Service families don't find a problem looking for, Bardhill theorizes, is marriage. with this at all. Parents inheren- instant material gratification "For the college student re- tly want their children to do well. that is nearly impossible for most turning home, the critical issue is A surprise is waiting in store Why should the parents live well recent graduates to obtain. readjustment," Mazza said. "You support society for thousands of college students and see their children do with- "Our society brainwashes us have a young adult returning after they graduate - instead of out?" through a barrage of ads that home, so perhaps from the stu- getting that job they dream about It is estimated that a substan- we're failures if we don't keep up dent perspective there may be by Lawrence Hanmn and setting up their own apart- tial portion ~ some estimates with the Joneses and buy the some tendency for the parents to general assignment reporter "I think the Semper ment, many find themselves re- range up to 40 percent - of the 19 newest and most improved com- be involved more than he or she turning home to live. million adults between the ages modities in the marketplace," may find necessary." Fiedelis Society can The members of Generation X of 18 and 34 live at home with one Bardhill said. "Our materialistic "Clearly, returning home from As a way of celebrating the really be a learning have a new tag: the boomerang- or both of their parents. There mindset begins as very young the college students' perspective 218th birthday of the Marines experience for ers. are no studies that indicate the children and intensifies as we en- can be a sense of disappointment "a few good men" and women Many factors play into this number of recent college gradu- ter adulthood." and failure, so while the practica- Involved in the University's people looking to scenario, say two Florida State ates who have returned home, This, combined with the fact lity says they may need to return Marine program met Wednes- get into the marines. University professors, that are but Bardhill and Nicholas Mazza, that the job market is fairly tight home, emotionally this could be day to carry on the tradition of forcing graduating college stu- who also teaches in the School of right now and is going through devastating." the Marine Corps by establish- We can show people dents to return to the nest. A Social Work, believe the number some fundamental structural The situation doesn't necessar- ing one of its traditions at the the history and the weak job market and low-paying is high. changes, is forcing young adults ily have to be all bad, he said. University. jobs are among the causes forc- Bardhill theorizes that the ado- to make the decision to move "It has potential to be healthy The students met in the Of - traditions of the ing graduates to rethink priori- lescent period of human devel- home for a while. or unhealthy depending on the fenhauer Towers Wednesday marines and let ties and goals and perhaps come opment, in which parental de- There can be several attendant circumstances. It can be a tem- to have the first campus meet- to a conclusion that it's time to pendency is a strong factor, is problems involved in this, said porary solution and still move ing of the Semper Fiedelis So- them know what we pack up and move back with expanding chronologically. "It's Mazza, including the fact that forward and maintain some ele- ciety, a national marine organ- stand for. mom and dad. Or move in with a modeling kind of message that students have been living as in- ment of hope," Mazza said. ization. mom. Or dad. Or mom and her can be unhealthy. As long as dependent beings, and returning What about a sense of freedom Zach Green, a reserve in the Ruth Ristivy, U.S. boyfriend. Or dad and his com- you're dependent on your par- home can put a crimp in their and independence and such is- Marines is the founder of the Marine panion. ents, you're dependent on them," style. Conversely, their parents sues as staying out late and main- society at the campus which Is "There's nothing illogical he said. "We as a culture have ex- may not have been static in their taining your love life? intended to be a fraternity and about it, to kind of live off of your tended adolescence until around Bardill suggests that the young support group for Marines on "I mink the Semper Fiedelis personal growth since Junior left Society can really be a learn- parents for a while," said D. Ray 28. That's unfortunate. What we'- for college, so they may have adult and the parents work out campus. Bardhill, dean of FSU's School of re creating is a dependent soci- "Semper Fiedelis Is the mo- ing experience for people some big adjustments to make, what both sides can live with, but looking to get Into the ma- Social Work. "You're grown, so ety." too. This can include divorce, en- tto of the marine corp. It with the caveat that the parents rines" Ristivy said "We can you can do your own thing. Many What the boomerangers are tering new relationships or a new do rule the roost. means 'always faithful,'" Green said. show people the history and The group was formed to the traditions of the marines VETSDAY VETERANS bring the marines on campus and let them know what we closer together, he said stand for. Continued from page 1. "I also think it can be help- moting democracy and open Continued from page 1. "A Jot of marines and a lot of anniversary of the end of World potential marines are unaware ful to me personally. I'll get to world markets." War I, and Clinton presented a that there are others on cam- know all the people a lot better sons," the president said. "To honor those who served in commemorative medal to Stan- "It's about time," said Ms. pus. Basically we'd just like to than I did before,''she said. "We are being asked to decide Europe and Korea and Vietnam ley Coolbaugh, representing Stano, who served in the women's get to know each other bet- Green said die society will whether we will maintain the and the Persian Gulf, in scores of 30,000 surviving veterans of that branch of the U.S. Navy during ter," he said meet once or twice a month. high state of readiness that stood posts at home and abroad, let us war. He also gave medals to four World War II. Ruth Ristivy, another ma- In addition, he would like behind our victory, or fritter today resolve we will not shrink vets at the hospital in West Vir- Rear Adm. Rudy Peschel, rine, said she plans to be ac- the organization to work on away the seed corn of our securi- from the responsibilities neces- ginia. commanding officer of the Ninth service projects both on and sary to keep our nation secure tive in the new organization- ty," he said. Clinton, at breakfast in the Coast Guard District in Cleve- She completed the officer off campus. He Is hoping to He also said the nation is being and our people prosperous," the East Room, said the United land, spoke at the Cleveland training program this summer get the group involved with "asked whether we will swell the president said. States at times is faced with a pi- ceremony and summed up what the University of Toledo's Ma- global tide of freedom by pro- Veterans Day marked the 75th and will be commissioned as a votal question: "To what extent the day means to those who now second leiutenent upon gradu- rine organizations and the must America engage with the serve in the armed forces or who ation In 1995. University's ROTCI MAC ATTACK! rest of the world ? have done so in the past. FALCON VOLLEYBALL CREW CLUB CREW CLUB CREWCLU Plays at Home this Weekend! n Wood County's Best THANKS BGSU CREW CLUB!! It couldn't have BeiJINC Chinese Food happened without you all! 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Some states have convicted of helping her boy- The Associated Press minimum sentences for drug similarly strict laws. In Michi- friend sell LSD in Mobile, Ala., in gains support cases tried in federal courts. The gan, for example, a first offender 1990. sentences are based on the can be sentenced to life in prison The sentencing judge said WASHINGTON -- When amount of drugs involved, and without parole for possessing 1 everyone else convicted in the by Katharine Rizzo 19-year-old Keith Edwards was there is no exception for first- 1/2 pounds of cocaine. sale was more culpable than The Associated Press caught selling crack cocaine, the time, nonviolent offenders. Federal sentences allow no Richardson. But all got shorter judge who sent him to prison for Opponents of long mandatory parole, although convicts can prison terms - five years at most WASHINGTON - The ranks of the undecided narrowed 10 years said it was "one of the sentences for first-time earn up to 54 days a year in "good - because they helped pros- Thursday as three Ohio fence-sitters came out in favor of the unfairest sentences that I have offenders say they are unfair and time" credits. ecutors. North American Free Trade Agreement. ever had to impose." counterproductive. But support- Terry Van Gundy of Le Claire, Richardson never handled any Reps. David Hobson and John Kasich, both Republicans, and It was Edwards' first offense, ers say they are the only way to Iowa, served 49 months in fed- drugs or money, said her lawyer, Rep. David Mann, a Democrat, announced they will vote for the but federal law gave U.S. District make sure judges impose sub- eral prison on his five-year sen- Richard Shields, although she did agreement. Judge Alan H. Nevas no choice. stantial terms for serious crimes. tence for possession with intent tell the LSD supplier where to That leaves just two undecided Ohioans: Republican Paul Now, as part of the big crime to deliver a kilogram of cocaine. find her boyfriend and went with Gtllmor and Democrat Tom Sawyer. bill nearing a vote, Congress is "Yes, there are going to be in- "Granted, I'm guilty," he said her boyfriend to get money from Mann's decision means he is bucking the labor unions who considering an "escape clause" dividual cases of injustice," said in an interview. But he contends the supplier. helped him win his congressional seat. Organized labor opposes to let some first-time offenders Richard Samp of the Washington he would have served less time if Her main offense was failing to the treaty for fear it would cause an exodus of factory jobs to avoid strict mandatory minimum Legal Foundation, which sup- he had committed a violent crime "dissociate herself from those Mexico. sentences. Instead, they would be ports mandatory minimum sen- and been prosecuted in state people. It's just ridiculous," Even with union support, Mann expects a tough re-election sentenced under federal guide- tences. court. Shields said. campaign. He won his seat last year with 51 percent of the vote lines that give judges more lee- "But there were many more "The 14 months I was on bond [ However, Paul McNulty of the and he is on the early list of races the GOP is targeting. way to fit the punishment to the cases of injustice before manda- before going to prison] was more First Freedom Coalition, a new "The politics say vote no, the merits say vote yes," Mann said crime. tory minimums, where judges than enough to convince me" to group that promotes strict drug Thursday. "The merits just say it's right." Many judges would welcome were imposing lesser sentences stay away from drugs," Van laws, said the threat of a long Mann said he examined evidence of American companies that. than the crime warranted," he Gundy said. mandatory sentence helps pros- harming the environment at plants in Mexico, paying Mexican Nevas had told Edwards, who said. All drug crimes are inher- Drug suspects can get shorter ecutors break up drug organiza- workers less per day than Americans make in an hour, and mov- was arrested in 1991 in Hartford, ently violent. Samp contended, sentences under the federal tions. ing factories to take advantage of the low wages and lax en- Conn., "You deserve to go to jail, because drug selling is a violent mandatory minimum law only if forcement of environmental laws. but 10 years is going to be very, industry. prosecutors certify they coop- "I agree with the reality of the problems that they describe. I very tough, and I hope that you Congress has legislated man- erated by turning in other drug just don't agree with the solution," Mann said. don't come out embittered and datory minimum sentences for offenders. "I believe NAFTA will help to make our nation better by help- hardened and tough, and angry at many federal crimes, but they Nicole Richardson, 21, drew a ing to create new jobs," he said. "If you take those tariffs down the world." are used most often in drug and 10-year prison term after being There's no we ought to be able to sell more." Kasich supported NAFTA from the start, but later pulled PEROT back. He said he reconsidered his position after listening to the place like arguments against the treaty. Continued from page 1. Hey Everyone "Many opponents have legitimately questioned whether this Now, Perot assails lobbyists as home - agreement will cause American manufacturers to move to Mex- "fellows with thousand-dollar Grab - A - Date! ico," he said. "I am convinced these fears are unfounded and in suits and alligator shoes." fact, NAFTA will translate into more jobs and more opportunity During Tuesday's televised It's the 1st.ever for weekend*, holidays, birthdays for Americans." debate with Vice President Al or mom's home cooking Gore, Perot bristled and called Hobson said he was persuaded to vote for the treaty in part by Gore a liar when he suggested Phi Kappa Psi Check our fares first state Agriculture Director Fred Dailey, who produced statistics Perot had lobbied on tax matters • USA/International Airfare! showing increased exports of farm products from Ohio to Mex- in the past. New Member • Cruises/Packages ico. "We are being sold out by for- • Travel Irsurance The point was underscored by the Ohio Farm Bureau, corn eign lobbyists," Perot said. "We'- • Travel Guidebooks and Gear growers, soybean growers, pork producers, cattlemen and other ve got 33 of them working on this Grab -A - Date Party! agricultural groups. in the biggest lobbying effort in Council Travel the history of our country to ram ICE ARENA 8-10 P.M. TONIGHT 8 E. 13th Ave. Columbus, OH 43501 "I've heard from many farmers in my district who tell me that 1-*14-8»4-tW they want to increase their opportunity to sell more of their NAFTA down your throat." products in Mexico," he said. 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Friday , November 12, 1993 The BC News page seven Men's basketball faces uphill battle BGNcwipkounici Inside strength will be Western Michigan, OU focus of Falcon offense favored title contenders by Mike Kazimore by Aaron Dorksen MAC freshman of the year and that the Falcons were picked sports editor MAC Player of the Year. sports writer seventh is because of their backcourt situation, some- Western Michigan returns TOLEDO - The Bowling thing that Larranaga labeled TOLEDO - The Mid- all five starters from a team Green men's basketball team as a major concern. American Conference basket- that went 17-12 last season and is in the opposite situation that "Right now, replacing our ball race sizes up to be a shoo- finished third in the confer- it was in last year, but the end backcourt is a major concern tout, with as many as six or ence (12-6). result - a bottom of the pack of mine," Larranaga said. "We seven teams in a position to finish - should be the same. have three guys battling for challenge for the league title. 1993-94 MAC Media Last year BG entered the the point guard position in The MAC coaches agree the Pre-Season Poll season with an experienced Mike Swanson, Mick Milnark talent level will be near an all- backcourt and a relatively and Antonio Daniels who is a time best. Fans will enjoy freshman with good size and more up-tempo play as college Place Team Points ball-handling skills. One will basketball reduces the shot 1993-94 start, one will back him up and clock from 45 seconds to 35 1. Western Mich. 476 Pre-Season the other one will be a second- seconds. 2. Ohio 440 team backup." Western Michigan coach All-MAC Team Whomever happens to win Bob Donewald's team was the 3. Toledo 368 4. Ball State 347 Name Team the starting slot will be given consensus pick by the media PPG plenty of help in handling the as the pre-season favorite 5. Eastern Mich. 345 ball and starting the offensive Thursday. The MAC media 6. Miami 307 Gary Trent - OU 19.0 sets Larranaga said. voted the Broncos as a heavy 7. Bowling Green 227 EUcry Morgan-EMU 15.5 One area where the Falcons favorite with 27 first-place 8. Kent State 172 Archie Fuller - UT 14.4 have no question marks is in votes and 476 total points. "We'll take it [No. 1 selec- 9. Akron 100 Leon McGcc - WMU 14.3 the pivot where they return the MAC'S 1991-92 Freshman tion] and go; we have a good 10. Central Mich. 79 J'mal Sylvester - BSU 14.1 of the Year in Shane-Kline team in place," Donewald said. Steve Payne - BSU 12.4 Ruminski. Ruminski, who "The ranking has no bearing Returning first-team All- averaged 12 points and S.4 re- on our team, whether we're MAC selection Leon McGee bounds per game last season, picked first or tenth, we just (14.3 ppg/3.6 rpg) will move inexperienced front line. With from shooting guard to point the departure of the senior will be the focal point of this have to go out and play." year's offense. Ohio University was second guard for his senior season. guard tandem of Michael "This will be the best bas- Huger and Vada Burnett, "We will certainly try to es- with 13 first-place votes and 440 points, followed by Toledo, ketball the MAC has had in my however, head coach Jim Lar- tablish Shane Kline- Ruminski's scoring ability Ball State, Eastern Michigan, years," Donewald said. "As a ranaga will have to rely on his result of NCAA reductions in front court players if he hopes around the basket," Larranaga Miami of Ohio, Bowling said. "He will become our Green, Kent, Akron and Cen- grant and aid, the kid that i to be successful. might be 13th or 14th man at Success is something that primary inside threat and our tral Michigan. main focus will be to put the Four of the top five players an Indiana or Purdue is look- the Falcons - who have seri- ing somewhere else. ball in his hands on a regular in the league return, including ous questions to be answered "The MAC schools are a in the backcourt - are not basis and allow his inside Ohio's Gary Trent, Ball State's Steve Payne and Jeermal Syl- viable alternative." supposed to generate this year game to open up the outside vester and Western Michi- Ohio University coach Larry - at least in the eyes of the game for other people." Hunter returns the top player "The improvement of Floyd gan's Leon Mc< let- MAC media. In fact, BG was in the conference in Trent and picked to finish seventh in the Miller's inside game will also STRIKE A l'OSE: Sophomore guard/forward Shane Komives Is Trent pulled off a rare expected to earn a starting spot for the Falcons, who were picked double as a freshman last MAC media pre-season poll. See WESTERN, page nine. One of the major reasons See STRENGTH, page nine. to finish seventh in the league by the MAC Media. season, a unanimous choice as Parents, seniors Linemen lead Notre Dame team with a bench press in ex- the size difference as well as the The Associated Press While No. 1 Florida State has scored a best-in-the-nation 44.3 cess of 500 pounds. athletic ability." to be honored points a game this season with its The Irish favor a low-gear, low- Notre Dame is working hard SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Finding thrill-a-minute offense, Notre profile style that the small and this week to devise a scheme to the marquee players on No. 2 No- Dame is not far behind at 37 quick Seminoles will be hard- slow down Florida State quarter- tre Dame's offense is like star- points a game. pressed to stop. back Charlie Ward, a virtual lock gazing on a cloudy night. Just be- The smallest member of the "We'll have to beat them off to win the Heisman Trophy. at v-ball games the ball, that's the only way," said But it could be the 260-pound cause they're hard to see doesn't Notre Dame offensive line that will start against the Seminoles Florida State defensive end Der- Alexander who has the most team with 1.32 blocks per game, mean they're not out there. by Jamie Schwaberow The second-ranked Fighting on Saturday is center Tim Ruddy, rick Alexander. "You don't beat unenviable job Saturday when he sports writer and is 4th in the league in that who weighs 286 pounds but also them off the ball, they are going lines up across from 6-foot-4, category. Irish quietly have become the na- tion's eighth-highest scoring is the strongest player on the to drive so far ahead because of 299-pound tackle Aaron Taylor. Akron is tied for 4th in the con- Taylor, an All American at The Falcon volleyball team is ference with Toledo with a 6-8 team with a quarterback that APPhMo doesn't throw much, running guard a year ago, is the only heading into its final weekend at record. The Zips have many offensive linemen among four home and is taking on Kent Fri- players in the top ten in league backs who seem to change every play and receivers who are best finalists for the Lombardi A- day at 7 p.m. and Akron Saturday statistics, including Lisa Blan- known for their blocking. ward, given to the nation's best at 4 p.m. chard who is leading in digs per linemen. Friday night game with 3.92. But the Irish are anything but subtle. "If I can just hold my ground I is Parents' Van De Walle feels that the net feel like I've accomplished some- Night in BG to play will be very important in They batter opponents behind _; r £ an offensive line that weighs — thing," said Alexander. start off the this match. After a slow start this season, weekend's ex- "We need to make them work nearly 1,500 pounds combined and could be the finest unit ever Notre Dame's offensive line has citing events. hard on defense with our offense manhandled most opponents. Kent is com- and our blocking." at a school known for its out- standing offensive linemen. The Irish average just over 275 ing into Bowl- Akron as a whole is 3rd in the yards rushing a game, and have ing Green in league in aces per game. Lisa "I'd have to say it's the best offensive line I've played run for better than 300 yards 7th place in the Blanchard and Patti Godzinski each of the past four games, in- Mid-American are 8th and 9th, respectively with against," said Irish defensive tackle Jim Flanigan, a senior who cluding 426 in their last game Conference Morgan .37 and .36 apg. against Navy. with a 5-9 league record. They The Zips have played good on has practiced against many tal- ented linemen. The line, which has had 10 are led by junior Amy Filiaggi Saturday afternoon games this different starters this season, who is among Kent's career best season, noted BG assistant coach "I know that was one of the big question marks at the beginning has turned no-frills tailback Lee in kills, digs, block solos, block Ernie Gilbert. The Falcons, Becton into one of the nation's assists, and total blocks. however, have lost to only of the season, but with the rush- ing yards we've produced this most productive runners. Bec- Lindi Morrison has also pro- league-leading Ball State in MAC l_LB ton, a junior with only average year I don't think there's any vided a spark recently, being home games this seasons. LISTEN UP, FELLAS: Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz con- speed, can tie a Notre Dame re- named MAC Player of the Week "This is a big weekend for a lot question that they are one of the most dominant lines in the coun- ducts a pre-practice pep talk In preparation for the (2 Irish' cord against Florida State with last Monday. of reasons for everyone in- showdown with »1 Florida State Saturday in South Bend. his fifth-straight 100-yard game. Earlier this season the Falcons volved," Van De Walle said. "Our try" played a solid steady game to reason is because of our Parents defeat the Golden Flashes by a Night, senior recognition, and it score of 15-6,15-12,15-4. is our last home weekend of the "We played good consistent season. volleyball and had good ball con- "For Kent, Akron and Toledo, Cross heading to Districts trol last match against Kent," BG this weekend is big to attempt to clinch a tournament spot." cessful season for Brad." coach Denise Van De Walle said. byPiulHarkofl 20 Individual runners will advance to the The Falcons have already cli- NCAA finals. Unfornately for BG, the race Devanney, on the other hand, will not Saturday is BG's Senior Rec- sports writer ognition Day. The two seniors ched a tournament spot and are couldnt have come at a worse time. run due to problems with his shins. who will be recognized are Nicky just playing to receive a good The Bowling Green men's cross country "The team is not at full strength right "We're afraid James may have a stress Mudrak and Amy Morgan. Mu- seeding now. team will engage in possibly Its final meet now," BG coach Sid Sink said. "We've lost fracture. He will be out for quite a while," drak is the team captain and a "We've been real appreciative this weekend as they run against the Mid- two of our top seven runners." Sink said three-year letter-winner and of our fans this season and we west's toughest competition at die NCAA The two runners to which Sink is refer- Filling the spots of Schaser and Devan- Amy is a two-year letter-earner. would really like to see a lot of District qualifying meat ring are Brad Schaser and James Devan- ney will be Dave Exner and Tom Williams. Mudrak is coming into the fans here this weekend to give The meet takes place in Bloommgton, ney. Schsaer will miss the meet due to The rest of the squad will Include Eddie weekend 17 kills shy of 750 for Nicky and Amy a nice good-bye Indiana at the University of Indiana where back spasms which occured during the Nicholson, Derric Kenne, Brian Butler, her career. She is also leading the showing," Van De Walle said. the Falcons will battle three of the top 20 Mid-American Championship two weeks Tun Amdt, and Dave Lindcome teams In the nation. •to- This stiff compeitkn includes Michigan, 'The doctor informed us that Brad is not Sink feels the race will be quite a chal- Notre Dame and Wisconsin. to ran for at least oaa week,'* Sink said lenge and that there Is a slim chance a few FRIENDS DON'T LEI FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK The top three finishing teams and the top "It's somewhat diaaapoteting after a suc- Falcons may qualify. page eight The BC News Friday , November 12, 1993 Secondary to face MAC'S best by Mark Leonard DaChant out 436 yards and racking up The secondary has gone assistant sports editor over 26 points a game. through a little adjustment The Chippewas (4-3 MAC, 4-5 lately, as Steve Ayers has been overall) are led by senior quar- inserted into the boundary cor- Falcon Defensive Secondary Scoreboard operators, stay terback Joe Youngblood, who is nerback position, and Darnell alert! by far the MAC's best passer. Staten moved to strong safety. Name Tackles Assists Total Break-ups Int. Yards Tomorrow's Mid-American Youngblood is averaging 249 "The more we evaluated it," Conference matchup between passing yards per contest, and Blackney said. "The more we felt 65 2 2 0 Bowling Green and Central has thrown for 2,078 yards and 16 like (Ayers) might be the fourth- Steve Rodriguez 28 37 Michigan does not figure to be a touchdowns. His passing effi- best defensive back. grueling, defensive slugfest. ciency of 148.22 is conference- "That's a process that's ongo- Darnell Staten 26 20 46 2 0 0 On the con- best. ing. We're always trying to find trary, sparks Falcon head coach Gary the best people to get on the foot- George Johnson 24 16 40 3 3 55 are expected to Blackney believes Youngblood ball field. This makes us a fly in Mount offers Central a deadly double stronger secondary than we have 35 2 0 0 Pleasant when threat. been." Shane Foster 10 25 the ball is! "The thing that makes him The young defensive backf ield, kicked off at 1 multi-dimensional is not just that which lost every starter from Steve Ayers 14 6 20 1 1 20 p.m. he is an outstanding passer," last year's squad, has been cele- The Falcons,! Blackney said. "But he's a good brated for its oustanding play Jermaine Spivey 8 9 17 0 0 0 (5-0-1 in the | runner. this season. MAC, 6-2-1 "He's able to scramble and he's Safety Steve Rodriguez, who overall), are Youngblood able to take off with the ball." made all of six tackles last year, one of the MAC'S premier Youngblood's talented arm will is one big reason for the celebra- gories, and has also been credit- "Over the course of the season, and Steve have probably played offensive squads, averaging a lay much of the defensive re- tion. ed with two fumble recoveries of course, (the secondary) has as well as anyone back there." league-best 26.6 points per sponsibility upon the shoulders Rodriguez is third on this and two interceptions. played very well as a unit," The entire defense will have to contest. of the defensive backfield, one of year's team with 65 tackles, in- Blackney sees Rodriguez and Blackney said. "I would have to be on its toes Saturday, as the Central, however, is the pre- the most productive areas on the cluding 28 solos. He leads the Staten as the keystones to the say that in terms of consistency Falcons try to retain at least a tie mier offensive team, pounding squad. secondary in both of those cate- Falcon pass defense. and performance, that Darnell for the MAC lead. MAC race a tight one Two women harriers The Associated Press Adding to the crazy stretch run 'spoilers.' I think really our focus is that nobody has an easy road. is on playing a really good foot- Preventing someone from win- Ball State hasn't been over- ball team that's right there in the ning a league championship is no powering but has won four MAC hunt and see how we measure up, aiming for Nationals substitute for actually winning it games - by eight or fewer points. even knowing full well where we yourself. The Cardinals play an injury- are as far as the standings." by Eric Blshoff But for a handful of teams in spor swriter 1) to finish - at the very least Western Michigan at #7 is the wracked Akron team that is com- Western coach Al Molde said -in the top 12 the Mid-American Conference, it highest-ranked MAC school. ing off perhaps its best perform- there is a danger in watching the 2) to beat one or more of the Competing in the District may have to suffice. ance of the year, a 19-7 victory scoreboard. A week ago, the Mid-American Conference Championships are all of the Ball State, Bowling Green and over Eastern Michigan. Broncos led 34-6 going into the The Bowling Green women's Western Michigan all enter the cross country team heads into teams that beat them at the Division I schools in the states "Akron is an awfully good fourth quarter at Ohio U. but MAC Championships, and 3) to of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Il- final two weeks of conference team," said Ball State coach Paul ended up having to break up a the final meet of the year on a play with their fingers crossed positive note. finish in the top 12 at District. linois, Wisconsin and M ine- Schudel. "They dominated pass in the end zone to win 34-28. The NCAA District Cham- that they can continue to win BG coach sota. Eastern as well as anybody has. "We don't want to be distracted pionships are being held at the while the others somehow and in by hoping that something hap- Steve Price I'm sure this will be one of our feels that his cross country course on the Individually for the Falcons, some way stumble. tougher games of the year." pens," he said. "If we end up a they have two runners that Ball State and Bowling Green team, going campus of Indiana University. Akron coach Gerry Faust said half-game out of this thing at the The field will consist of 30-35 coach Price feels have a lead the MAC with marks of 6-2-1 end and we've played our best, in to the he has lost 16 players to season- teams with the top three teams chance at qualifying for the overall and 5-0-1 in the confer- then we'll be happy with that." NCAA Dis- ending injuries so far. The latest continuing on to the NCAA national meet. ence, with Western nipping at is quarterback Marcel Weems, Western finishes up next week trict cham- their heels at 6-3 and 5-1. by hosting Bowling Green, while pionship, National Championships. who went down with a knee in- feels his On Saturday, Ball State plays jury against Eastern. Ball State entertains Kent. Of the teams competing in "If Tracy Losi can deal with team is pre- at Akron (5-4, 4-3 MAC), while "I don't think we want to take Other games Saturday find the Midwest District, two of her sore foot, then I think she pared. Price Bowling Green travels to Central on the role of spoiler," Faust said. Miami of Ohio (2-7, 1-6) at Kent the nation's top 25 teams will will finish the season strong," Michigan (4-5, 4-3) and Western "For the media, they're the ones (0-9, 0-7) and Ohio U. (3-7, 3-5) at "We have compete. The University of Price said. "Laura Hall should had good workouts by a few in- entertains Toledo (3-6,2-4). who like to use the word Eastern Michigan (4-5,3-3). Michigan is ranked third and also compete well at the meet." dividuals and should be ready," the University of Notre Dame I ' 1 Price said. "We have set goals is ranked 17. 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STRENGTH WESTERN first year coach Ray McCallum, a we are bringing in," Braun said. Center Shane Kllne-Rumniski Continued from page seven. Continued from page aeven. former assistant at Wisconsin. "We should be a formidable team (12.0 ppg/5.4 rpg), forward BG comes In the form of re- and highly competitive in the Floyd Miller (7.2 ppg/5 rpg) and allow Shane to play on the per- bounding - especially on the de- three other starters. The Cardinals were 26-8 last MAC race." forward/guard Shane Komives imeter where his ability to shoot fensive side of the ball. In order Guards Chad Estls (9.0 ppg) year, Including a 14-4 MAC mark Miami, O. will add a touch of (9 ppg/2.6 rpg) are the leading the perimeter jump shot will for the Falcons to play the up- and Gus Johnson (9.9 ppg) are which tied them with Miami. Ball make him a dual threat." definite threats from behind the State won the MAC Tournament Kentucky style basketball this returners for BG. tempo kind of game that they season under first-year coach "Shane Komives has not prac- In order for Rumlnski to be- want to they must be able to three-point arc while Trent (19.0 and advanced to the NCAA Tour- Herb Sendek, a former UK assis- ticed in the last two weeks be- come the offensive force that crash the boards in a more effec- ppg/9.3 rpg) will be even better nament for the third time in five Larranaga hopes he will be the years. tant under Rick Pittino. cause of an ankle Injury so that Is tive fashion. this season according to his Sendek's up-tempo style, simi- guards must be able to get him coach. Returning to the 1993-94 squad a concern," Larranaga said. "We lar to that employed at Kentucky, are in the opposite situation from the ball In a scoring position. "If we are able to rebound we "We are more talented than are first-team All-MAC picks With such a young backcourt this should be able to run. If you con- any team I've had In my five Payne (12.4 ppg/9.9 rpg) and will be a significant change for last year. We will be experienced Miami which has made Its mark in the front court while our back could be a major problem. trol the backboards then you can years, but the team is still Inex- Sylvester (14.1 ppg/4.6 rpg). Larranaga hopes, however, determine your own fate in terms perienced," Hunter said. Payne Is currently Ineligible but the last two seasons with a de- court people will be Inexperien- liberate, defensive approach. ced." that the experience of the inside of whether or not you want to run Toledo will return its most ex- has been working out with the players will help the Inexperien- or walk. We would like to be a perienced group during coach team and McCallum hopes to Senior center John McKenna Kent is at least a year away. ced guards in this area. running team as often as we pos- Larry Gipson's three years at the have him back when league play (8.2 ppg/4.9 rpg) has been a Coach Dave Grube will dress a "I think that it's harder for an sibly can and we will be pushing helm, returning all but one key begins in January. member of two straight MAC team which Includes three experienced guard to get an the ball." player from last years 12-16 fifth "I know the league from my Championship teams and will be freshmen, seven sophomores and Inexperienced post player the According to members of the place MAC team. playing experience 10 years ago the leader for the Redskins. two seniors. ball than it is the other way MAC media, the Falcons, who are Gipson's three guard offense and I think the league is changing Akron enters its second year as around so I think that we'll be 100-100 during Larranaga's reign will have a year's experience towards a more athletic style of Bowling Green coach Jim Lar- a member of the MAC and has a okay in that respect," Larranaga as head coach, may be lucky to with seniors Sam Brown (11.8 play," he said. ranaga's major concern is In the lot of room for improvement fol- said. Another major concern for push the .500 mark this season. . ppg) and Archie Fuller (14.4 Eastern Michigan coach Ben backcourt, where inexperienced lowing a 3-15 inaugural league ppg/3.1 rpg), as well as sopho- Braun will look to the pre season Mike Swanson, true-freshman mark. 1992-93 Final Standings more Craig Thames (12.2 and non-conference road sched- Antonio Daniels, and former Central Michigan first-year ppg/4.8 rpg), all capable of ule to test his team and ready walk-on Mick Milnark will com- coach Leonard Drake will need a MAC Overall w L PCT PTa OFF W I PCT PT» or* taking over a game on a given them for MAC play. pete at point guard. miracle to finish anywhere but Rail Sure 14 4 77H 1248 1124 26 H 765 2421 2185 night. The Eagles return senior guard This may be the eighth-year near the basement. Miami 14 4 77H 1141 •W.i .'-• 1 710 1171 1775 EUory Morgan (1S.S ppg) and coach's toughest job yet as he The rookie coach inherits a WcMefti Mi. I.I'.MI 1.' 6 Wi7 1211? 1152 1? 12 5H6 1955 112(1 "Almost every team has three Ohio II 7 nil 1210 1217 14 1.1 519 I90S 1407 or more starters back from last junior center Theron Wilson (9.0 tries to win a MAC Championship team which lost its top four Toledo 1 1 son 1215 IMS 12 in 421 IK7I 1111 season, from top to bottom the ppg/4.4 rpg) to try and improve a which has eluded him in each of scorers from a year ago. After Ksstcnt Michigan H Ml 444 1221 1211 1) 17 411 2074 2099 Hiiviliilu (inscn H III 444 II4N IIV. II 16 .407 1741 1X0(1 conference will be strong," Gip- team that went 13-17. his first seven years. coach Keith Dambrot was fired Ken 7 II WW 1141 1164 III 17 170 1742 1X21 sonsald. "We have several experienced The Falcons best MAC record for racial remarks, the next five Genual MM hiean 4 14 111 Mnti 1441 B IK 10K HIM 2114 Ball State will try and defend players returning but I'm also under Larranaga was 10-6 in best players also quit, leaving Akron \ IS 167 1071 12(17 H IK 10K I6M 1709 its MAC co-championship under excited about the six new players 1987. Drake with an eight-man roster. Classifieds

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LYSIIMI: (Please send all angry letters to "I Hale You For Saying Anything Bad About Bernie Kosar," c/o The Insider. 210 West Hall.) s ol this writing, the once great Bemie Kosar has gone Enough about sports. This week, Jeneveve Simon a freelance EDITOR-IN-CHIEF lo the now great Dallas Cowboys, where he'll be writer extraordinaire, chats with a little group you just might have used as a salety net, should Cowboys quarterback heard of - they call themselves The Beatles. CONNELL BARRETT Troy Aikman need someone to get him a drink ol water No, wait. That's wrong. They call themselves Alice in Chains. or maybe run a tew errands, or whatever Suiton got their attention this summer Kosar will also be on hand to QB the 'boys at I oiiapaioo/a and reported back to we MANAGING EDITOR it Aikman's nagging hamstring injury contin here at The /. ( And the cover art is cour- ues to keep him oil the field And, did you tesy of Bullethead, a new shop in BG DORIAN HALKOVICH ever notice that hamstring injuries are al- that's opening Saturday to supply you most always considered "nagging"? You never with all sorts ol rock and roll parapher- hear of groin injuries referred to like that. ("Well, Ray, nalia. Thanks Bullethead.) STAFF WRITERS Esiason's out for three weeks with a nagging groin injury And there's more in store. Mary And the campus has been buzzing about Kosar's new fool Katharine Okom examines the effects JOYCE ASHMAN ball home, about how he'll be going from quarterbacking the of last week's rally against the Bowl- 5-3 (but lei's face it, mediocre) Browns to the 6-2 (and the clos ing Green Politics Department, DAVID COEHRS est thing fo a Superbowl shoe- u David Coehrs profiles a Univers- in) Cowboys 1 QJ^5T55i ity radio duo, The Big Hairy Posse, AMYDEEB We here at The insider, al who's gaining popularity by leaps ter much consideration, have and bounds and who really, really CHRISTINE ECKSTEIN taken the following position: enjoy using their E-mail. LAWRENCE HANNAN Who cares? Kosar's been As usual, we have a big mess ol washed up ever since Elway music reviews to help guide you in MELINDA C. thrashed him in the last of a your listening endeavors. This trio ol championship games. week, we look at Pearl Jam's new MONHART That was 1989. Today. Ko- one, assuming you haven't already sar's Mike Brady hair now purchased it. MIKE SIEBENALER comes complete with a Mike And, whether you want him or not, Brady arm. And if you think an you got him: the one, the only... Dr. ROSS WEITZNER "athlete" with all the mobility Dave. ol Art Modell will do anything more than take Troy Aikman's dinner Thanks for reading and drive safe- order, than you probably think Brian Sipe will be starling ly- STAFF this Sunday From That is all. ...Us. PHOTOGRAPHER ROSS WEITZNER

ADVISOR Protest needed more focus BOB BORTEL Well, It seems as If last week's her bleeding nose or water for her conducted decoy operations with or when they walk after dark needs rally against the Bowling Green parched throat when she was at- female officers, among other to do some serious re-evaluation of Police Division sparked some seri- tacked. things? Probably not. their expectations for women. I first heard that a rally was being BUSINESS ous debate over the hidden agenda Women are right to refuse to dras- and moral turpitude of a principal organized in the context of a wom- I wonder how participants would tically alter or limit their lifestyles MANAGER rally organizer, Michelle "Mickl" en's studies class. In retrospect, I have reacted had they known that simply to protect themselves from McQuate. realize there was probably no bet- Mickl McQuate Is fresh from being the brutality of men who are so In- BARB MILLER Unfortunately, the lurid details ter place to lobby for supporters convicted by the Bowling Green clined to brutalize. (Please notice I fueling speculation about the gene- than In women's studies classes, Police Department for criminal did not refer to all men -1 am not sis of the "Protest Against the but now I question the ethics of a mischief and quoted on record as of the school of thought that be- ADVERTISING Police" are relevant to those who plan that looks Ill-conceived - well referring to an ex-roommate as a lieves all men are genetically pre- chose to support what seemed like Intentioned certainly, ill-conceived "nigger." Isn't McQuate the same disposlUoned to want to overpower MANAGER a good cause - prioritizing crimes nonetheless. person who called for sensitivity those physically weaker than COLLEEN WHITMAN against women. We were told that the police training for women and people of themselves.) At face value, one would be weren't doing anything to protect color? Police Chief Galen Ash's com- hard-pressed to articulate a prob- us. We were told that they weren't Isn't It conceivable, given ment that If the rapist wasn't Wic Insider lem with women wanting serious even attempting to find out who McQuate's reportedly volatile dis- caught It was the fault of everyone Magazine 13 published attention paid to their safety and the rapist was, or even make con- position, that she had a hidden who publicized It is illustrative of every Friday during the security. However, there Is a seri- nections between the rapes, when agenda against the police when my point, to say nothing of the Im- academic year by the ous problem when hysteria and In fact, the police claim that they she claimed they did nothing to paired logic of the statement. (Ra- Board of Student hidden motives facilitate potentially networked with other police agen- find her attacker? pists aren't any more Inclined to Publications of Bowling false notions about what the police cies in the area to facilitate Incar- It was morally reprehensible that run and hide than murderers - yet Green State University. In this town are doing to protect ceration of a suspect. the organizers led people down the normal publicity of a murder Isn't Opinions expressed the women who live here. It made sense to us, and I'm sure street under false pretexts. I'm not said to hinder apprehension of the by columnists do not The protest organizers should it made sense to the rest of the In- saying that the false pretexts were murderer.) It seems as If the police necessarily reflect the have attempted to contact the nocents who attended the rally - deliberately fabricated. I am saying division, and those who adopt the opinions of The Insider police department to find out exact- but would It have made so much that It was irresponsible to organize "change your ways" attitude, want Magazine. ly what kind of investigation It was sense if we had been aware that the and conduct a march without mak- to put the blame on women all the Readers are conducting. Because they didn't police, In reality, had the FBI con- ing any attempt to contact the way around - It's our fault that we'- encouraged to voice make attempts to contact the duct a profile of the suspect? police and find out what they were re getting raped because we walk their opinions to Insider police and discover the nature of doing. alone and because we want to Magazine with Letters to the Investigation, they just assumed Would we have been so willing However, all of this does not ne- heighten awareness of crimes the Editor, which will be nothing was being done. gate the possible validity of the against women. published in each issue. to participate and carry signs and Perhaps they assumed nothing march to the police station if we claim that the police need sensitivi- Maybe the organizers of the Entries should be was being done because no perpe- knew that the police canvassed the ty training. As a matter of fact, protest would have had better suc- submitted to Insider trator was behind bars, or perhaps neighborhoods where the rapes anyone who believes that women cess if they had been more focused Magazine. 214 West they assumed nothing was being bring rape and assault on them- about what was making them Hall. Bowling Green. OH took place, distributed packets to done because McQuate said the patrolling officers Informing them selves when they walk alone, when angry and uncomfortable. Perhaps and they should Include police didn't give her any gauze for of the details of the crimes and they wear shape-flattering clothing, now a mutual dialogue between the a phone number where police and the people concerned you can be reached for with heightening sensitivity to conformation. women's Issues can foster an atti- tude of mutual responsibility and respect between both parties. The Insider FrL. Now It. 1»«3 'Innocence' shows Scorsese's brilliance Europe. Newland happens to be her lawyer in this case, thus compli- cating matters further. It comes down to whether or not New- land will have the nerve to go against the grain of society and tell his fiancee that he no longer loves her, to be with the Coun- tess Olenska. Helping Scorsese tell his beautifully stunning tale are the fine performances by Day- Lewis and Pfeiffer. For those of us remembering his previous roles in "My Lett Foot" and by Todd Stanley "Last of the Mohicans" Day- contributing writer Lewis is almost unrecognizable. He acts vvonderfullyi/but he Martin Scorsese has always doesn't look the part. The hats used New York as a maior set- that his costumes require him to ting for his films. From 'Good- wear look awkward, and he fellas" and "Taxi Driver" to seems uncomfortable in the (obviously) "New York, New party scenes,where he is con- York." stricted. But Day-Lewis man- Having grown up in the city, ages to overcome this and turn Scorsese nas always shown the out a subtle but sure perform- dirty but realistic side of street ance that shows off another life. But with the scorning of layer of his amazing acting Best Direction awards from the depth. Academy for his gritty films Michelle Pfeiffer subtley siz- "Raging Bull" and "Goodfel- zles as Countess Olenska. Her las,' Scorsese seeks a change performance is the backbone of of pace by keeping the same the film and she may get her setting of New York but drasti- Oscar after being ignored twice cally switching the scene to the by the Academy for "Fabulous high society of the 1800'sin Baker Boys" and last year's LAST OF THE NEW YORKERS: Daniel Day Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer heal things up In The Age of Innocence.' the Edith Wharton's "The Age of "Love Field." magnificent Martin Scorsese film. Innocence." Winona Ryder seems to be Taken from the Pulitzer Prize having a tough time adapting dinner parties and opera are lent fight scenes with arguments a little slow for Scorsese farts, so winning novel, the story con- from the teenage parts to the visually stunning because of the in which the voice barely raises be warned; you must listen ex- cerns the tribulations of one adult roles she has recently tak- costuming. above the level of a whisper? tremely carefully to catch many Newland Archer (Daniel Day- en up. But Scorsese is the real star And dirty bars and family of the subtle Jokes and inciteful Lewis) and his infatuation with She still looks 15 years old of the film. As always, his pres- kitchens replaced with extrava- Countess Olenska (Michelle and physically incorrect to play ence is felt through various gent dinners where the food is Pfeitfer and Scorsese have Pfeiffer) who happens to be the Archer s fiancee. She has a camera movements, such as the S laced upon the plate to form a given the Academy a tough de- cousin of his fiancee May (Win- problem with the costuming as view of the opera through the teral work of art? cision come the end of the year ona Ryder). well and seems to be wearing opera glasses, the reading of Scorsese does it all beautifully and the film is something even At first denying his love for Stresses that are two times to Dig letters by only showing certain and with such precision that I Wharton would be proud of. Olenska, he is eventually over- or her. words and beautiful overhead hope to see more of the like "The Age of Innocence" is come by it. This spawns prob- The focus on costuming is shots of dances. from him in the future. currently showing at South- lems because Olenska is in the very important because it plays But what's that you say? 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receive a membership card, a in an old cartoon series. And Radio free Bowling Green newsletter and the chance to be The Friendly Fellow? He re- surprised - and they do mean members that he and Gleek surprised - with breakfast in were drinking one night and he The Bis Hairy Posse brinss an easy going beef, courtesy of the radio team. came up with the name Lothar. Members also have to be on That was tossed out in favor of guard against unexpected early just plain Bob. which also died a anarchy to the University airwaves morning phone calls. The radio quick death when he drank an- They only know that it was team also is negotiating with other beer to jar his brain cells ing about," Gleek the Space borne of the same bizarre ins- local bars to promote Big Hairy and came up with The Friendly byDtvidCoehn Monkey added. piration that gave them their Posse nights. Fellow. staff writer Toward that end, Men On weird radio monikers and fuels They met while standing at They hope to remain a Radio think nothing oi taxing their smartass on-air person- urinals in a Conklin Hall rest- permanent, if weird, fixture on The University president was good-natured potshots at their alities. room and claim they became WFAL, but a post-college ca- in a meeting when they called unsuspecting studio guests, The club was started to at- instant friends after agreeing reer together in the realworld his office live, over the air- some of whom they pull right tract listeners but has taken on a that "this feels great. They of radio drive-time doesn't seem waves, so they talked with his off the sidewalk in front ofwest life of its own. discovered each other's warped likely. Gleek the Space Monkey secretary. It was obvious she Hall, headquarters for WFAL. "We've gotten overwhelming humor while hosting separate is more interested in the televi- didn't want to speak with them. On a recent morning they inter- reponse," Gleek the Space radio shows last school year, sion spotlight, and The Friendly "He's not really in a meeting, viewed the cleaning person who MrmkPii'viirl "Wo talk" tn non- and decided they had to be a Fellow has a serious eye on law is he? C'mon, we ve heard that earlier had vacui med the studio pfe who have seen our flyers, team. Although they admit to school. one before." on the air. and we're amazed at the num- friendly competition on the air, But those goals are in the fu- "Who did you say is calling?" Once they're in front of the ber of requests we've gotten for they're having a great time play- ture. On a recent Thursday the secretary asked, clearly an- microphone, guests discuss memberships. People are look- ing off each other. And they al- morning they were busy hosting noyed. hard-hitting topical issues, such ing at this as a cool thing to be ways seem to crack each other a debate between Bowling 'I'm Gleek the Space Mon- as the benefits and special quali- part of." up. Green's First Ward city council key," one answered. ties of their favorite fruit juices, Current membership stands "It feels like we've been doing candidates Todd Kleismit and 'And I'm The Friendly Fel- or any other strange subject the at about 200, and Men On this forever " The Friendly Fel- Todd Wessler - about their low," the other chimed in. radio team can conjure up. Radio are shooting for a total of low said. "And no matter now favorite fruit juices. Candidate "We're Men On Radio. Do you Men On Radio are game for about 500 members. much fun we're having we al- Sam Melendez was late, so they know when President Olscamp practically anything. Recently, "After all, it's a fraternity of ways look for ways to Improve reminded him with a will be in?" they performed an entire show love and a sorority of happi- the show,'' Gleek the Space "jerk"-filled message on his an- It was only about 8:30 a.m., naked. although they kept just ness,'' The Friendly Fellow Monkey said. swering machine. but this maniacal new Thursday enough modesty to paper the joked. He proudly confesses to swip- The Men On Radio audience morning radio team on WFAL, studio windows first. A female Big Hairy Posse members ing his name from a character would expect nothing less. AM 680,was already out of listener was phoned over the air control. They were still Laughing and invited to join them in the about the phone call while one studio. readied a CD for play and the "Are we talking totally other welcomed guests who had naked? Can you see nip- squeezed into the cramped stu- ples?"she asked. dio. They also called their moth- Of course it's all just wacky, ers to proclaim their nudity and nutty fun from 6 to 10 a.m., and received advice about condoms a great start for two radio delin- from Gleek's mother. quents who began working Another memorable show in- together only two months ago. cluded an interview with a Uni- These University sopho- versity student who sells Star mores prefer to bask in their Trek merchandise and has min- 30-oda column inches of news- gled with the space opera's paper fame under their radio stars. pseudonyms. They like the "He had lunch with Scotty mystique associated with keep- (actor James Doohanland ing their true identities a secret, watched him chew," The while still being recognized from Friendly Fellow dead panned. the Men On Radio flyers "They're crazy, certifiably in- plastered around campus. sane," said George Privateer, "We have a lot of potential to WFAL program director. " I do some major damage," The think they're right on the edge. Friendly Fellow said. From the wordof mouth I've "We ve been told that we're heard around campus, they're walking the razor's edge. WFAL one of our more popular radio isn't licensed by the FCC, but shows. I'm behind them 100 we do have to be careful what percent." On a recent Thursday we say. Basically, we'll try any- morning they were hoping to thing short of what could land make University president Paul us in trouble. We do have to J. Olscamp a member of what draw the line at some point." they call "the most intense "We want to take chances. radio fan club in existence," the We want to be the radio guys Big Hairy Posse. that people on campus are talk- No, they're not exactly sure The Big Hairy Posse, comptl sed of Gleek the Space Monkey and The Friendly Fello. ate always gelling Into some toil where that name came from. of crazy monkey shines. * CLA-ZEl ¥rCATRt^= >OWUHC CtHN • Ml-11*1 THE PLACE FOR RIBS *3

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Why advertise a psychic fair? too frightening Next were those lip-synching weirdos, Milli Varulli. Finally, Shouldn't the people going there was everybody's favorite "know" that it is there without East Coast quintet, New Kids having an ad? by David Cochrs 4«AL on the Block. Thought of the day No. 3: staff writer Which brings us to the ques- Danny Glover? In BG!!?? Plus, tion: Between Roxette, Milli Peter and Paul! And Mary!! Nightmares & Dreams- Vanilli and New Kids on the WOW!'Nuff said. capes tJCTf/ Block, how many total songs Thought of the day No. 4: Viking Penguin Press. 816 did they propel to the top of the An& oVCheryl in BG? WOW! U.S. popcharts?: Thought ofthe day No. 5: llie man needs a vacation. (A None What's the deal with Cap'n Thai means you, Stephen King. B Three Crunch? What exactly is he the Nightmares and Dreams (C Five captain (excuse me, cap'n) of? capes.your latest excursion Into by Dave Baskind (D 10 Thought of the day No. 6: short stoiyvtlle, reads like a tepid The College of Knowledge If you know the answer to Femer, The Browns, The Ben- compilation of discards and throw- either (or both) of these ques- ?als, that Glenn Frey TV series, aways from your starving artist Let's lust start off at "Dr. tions (or if you just want to take ou figure it out. days. And according to your book's Dave's Incredible College of a stab at the right answer), send Thought of the day No. 7: self-absorbed introduction, one or two of them actually are. Musical Knowledge" with the in your entry, along with your Can I print the word 'booby" in This voluminous tome is touted as the third in a trilogy that be- music questions. That's what name, address ancTphone num- the paper? Let me know. (Edi- San with Nlqht Shift, King's stellar 1978 collection of short we're here for. Isn't it? First, the ber to "Dr. Dave's Quiz" c/o tor's note: Yes, you can print previous question: 214 West Hall - or toss it in the the word "booby," but you ights. The scary sheen faded somewhat with his second install- Who was the first group to wooden box in 210 West Hall can't print the word "nipple" or ment, 1985's Skeleton Crew. have their first 4 songs all reach before Tues., Nov. 23. "nip. ) The bloom is definitely off the rose with N& D. King seems to No. 1 on the U.S. pop charts? Each winner will receive have scoured nooks and crannies for this padded bunch of clun- Was it: BOTH a FREE one-item large Thought of the day No. 8: kers and near-misses. A) The Jackson Five pizza from Campus Pollyeyes at Never trouble trouble til trouble There is very little here to goose the scaredy-cat reader. Even B The Beatles 440 E. Court AND a FREE troubles you. Kino, who has described his writing as the literary equivalent of a QThe Twist-Offs promo cassette from Finders Thought of the day No. 9: Big Mac and fries, seems to hedge on his bet that this effort is DiWham! Records And Tapes at 128 N. This semester seems like it's worthy of his usual Midas touch. DThe Rolling Stones Main. almost over before it started (35 N &D begins with one of its strongest entries, a nifty tale of (FjPrimus WHAT A DEAL!! YOU days and it's done). A final part- >Jow let's try this week's COULD WIN!! ENTER NOW!! ing thought: Don't part it in the love-driven revenge called "Dolan's Cadillac." Dolan is the ano- question: Thought of the day No. 1: No middle. Pick a side and go with gant, stone-hearted mobster who blew the wife of a mild- In the late '80s/early '90s, matter what room you're in, it's It. mannered teacher to smithereens because she saw too much. three groups (yechh!) tore up always room temperature. See ya in the funny pages. What Dolan doesn't count on is the power of love and the teacher's infinite store of patience. Together, they allow him to concoct an ingenious, fool-proof plan to even the score with Do- lan on a lonely desert highway. Nice. THIS WEEK AT THE Unfortunately. King feeds the reader this tasty hors d'oeurve and then offers a mostly bland smorgasboard. "The Night Flier" a pale thriller about a vampire pilot (no kid- ding) and the investigative reporter hot on his trail, spends too COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS much time in the air. A brief, bloody climax in - where else? - an FOR MORE INFORMATION CAli THE MMAC BOX OFFICE AT airport is all fangs and no bite. 372-8171 OR THE MUSIC CONCERT HOTUNE AT 372-8888 There's also' Chattery Teeth" a ridiculous story that reads sus- piciously like it was meant to evoke serious chills. A traveling saleman's encounter with a murderous hitchhiker takes a perfec- tly idiotic turn, thanks to some novelty chattering teeth. 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I while." of the year. success of 1990'sFace/i/t. think these kids should know Layne paused, then contin- And be prepared to stand in Perhaps some of the rumors this shit before they come to ued. line for tickets; their two-year have been perpetuated by Lollapalooza." "We |Layne and the rest of headline tour begins next those jealous of the band s suc- When did he become in- the band] needed to keep go- spring. cess or those who wish to seem volved in the anti-censorship ing, so we had to part ways. We hip by sharing war stories of the movement? got Mike Inez to fill in; it's work- Jeneueve Sutton is a free- late night partying and the "I went on T.V. and went ing good with Mike. I'm still lance writer, a graduate of drunken binges. head to head with Tipper Gore best friends with Mike Starr." Rutgers University and the Regardless, the man 1 spoke when I was 16 years old. It was Take that, you rumor mon- Hunter S. Thompson school with at the Philadelphia Lolla- prior to the hearings - 1984,1 gers! of journalism. She contrib- polooza was polite, articulate guess. There was a talk show in utes to 10 national magazines and pleasantly sober. It seems Seattle, and I heard Frank Za- If you're into the "unplug- and Is considering a real job. <3> his reputation precedes him. ppa was coming to speak Perhaps the rumors are against Tipper Gore. I called up based on typical rock myths the station, me and another rather than fact. member of the band that I was "Last year, it was a special playing with, and asked if we 3 thing," Layne explained, com- could participate." paring Lollapoloozas. as many I was dying to know what he <■> Folks seem to be doing told her. throughout the day. 'This year. "I told her what everyone <3> <3> ^ / went on T.V. and went head to head with Tipper Gore when I was 16...I told

her what everyone else was telling her, that she was wrong. JJ it's just a bunch of bands and else was telling her, that she bad Venice Beach clothing." was wrong!" He guffaws. I wondered about Perry Far- "She can cause a stir by tell- rell's involvement (or lack ing everyone that kids shouldn't thereof) in this year's tour. listen to these lyrics, and kids d«5 "He's probably just making are gonna try harder to get the money on it now,' Layne record. I think it's died down «> counters dryly. quite a bit. Everything's stick- His sentiment seems to re- ered." «> flect the thoughts of several Including Facelift and their bands I spoke with. Regardless, latest LP, Dfrr, for lyrical con- the guys in Alice are having a tent. This prompted their in- good time. volvement In fighting the Erotic «> "We've become really good Music Bill, passed in Seattle friends with the guys in Fish- two years ago. «> bone. We were friends with "Ourselves, Soundgarden. their guitar player before, but Pearl Jam and Sir Mixalot sued <*> he's no longer in the band. the state of Washington," re- T jol and Rage Against the calls Staley, "and we won. We Machine are two bands that we won the suit and turned the bill really enjoy." around. Which brings us to the event "Now there's a new gov- o'the day, when Rage Against ernor, and It's the same thing the Machine came out on stage again. We'll just sue his ass! naked, with 'PMRC painted on Naturally the final question their chests, their mouths taped gnawing in the back of my «> shut. mind was about the split with They didn't play; they just bassist Mike Starr. screeched feedback for 10 The rumor mills were having minutes and walked off, to a field day with that one, and I protest music censorship and asked if Layne wouldn't mind stickering. Needless to say, the setting the record straight. crowd was less than thrilled. "It's on good terms, ' he "I thought it was really bold says, shrugging his shoulders. and reallybrave and f—ing took "I suppose every band savs balls - literally!" Layne cracks that when a member leaves, but up. it uxis the case with our band. It "I've taken a similar stand for was mutual. Not that we want- CHAINS GANG: Uyn< Sulry speaka out on cciuorahlp. litigation, ct al. Alice In what they took a stand for to- ed to split up, but Mike was Chains are: Staley. Jeny Cantrell. Michael Stair and Sean Klnney. day. Not in that way -1 didn't really tired. There were a lot of The Insider m frL.Novll. 1»»I The freak comes out with *Black Rider9 Tom Waits strikes again; P earl J am-mania continues with 'Vs.' his demons. violence. sure, not so far removed from Pearl Jam for not changing -Brian Beatty Nick, older and maybe wiser, any number of his characters, their sound, which is kind of like has meanwhile fancied himself whose lives are all about desire asking Jerry Seinfeld to stop Nick Cave and the Bad a writer (a not-so-bad novel to and suffering, the grown-up re- making jokes and lake his job Seeds his credit, as well as an awful sults of too much passion and more seriously - in other words, Live Seeds book of gibberish) as well as a violence. if it's not broken, don't fix it Mute/Elekt.a movie star (a few flicks, names -Brian Beatty Although it's true you won't First, this mild disclaimer: of which elude me). find too many surprises on Vs., Nick Cave's first band. The Still, Cave's intensity carries Pearl Jam you won't find it the same as Birthday Party, is one of my Live Seeds. His gothic stories Vs. Ten, either. Although the band favorite bands of all time. Their make for great listening even Sony has retained its distinctive Tom Waits disjointed rhythms and strangu- when the music's less than in sound, it has not simply rewrit- The Black Rider lation-style guitar wrenchings your face. Same sound, different words, ten its hits from the year before, Island made the early '80s bearable as Imagine Johnny Cash, Wil- Eddie Vetter and company like Bon Jovi or one of those Who doesn't love a good Duran Duran whined on and on liam Faulkner and Harry Crews haven't changed their style a bit other great artistes. freak? about whatever it was Duran trapped for a night in a cellar since the release of last year's Vs. offers a diverse mix of Of the carnival freak show Duran had to whine about. full of fine wine. Imagine the grossly popular Ten, so if you- fast and slow; hard rock and variety, I mean. Forget Big Black or Scratch stories they might swap. re a snotty rock critic looking slightly more mellow songs - Sure, we all hate to admit that Acid, no matter how much I've From the electric-chair fear of for an audio breakthrough or just about everyone can find we're drawn to their gro- previously praised them. None "The Mercy Seat" to the great musical enhancement, let one he or she likes. tesqueries, but we gawk at them of their songs could even touch peverse "John Finn's Wife," this album pass. From the first track, "Go," it all the same. But let's not judge B.P.'s "Big Jesus Trash Can" from "Jack the Ripper" to But if you're just interested in is evident Pearl Jam has not tost ourselves here. There's just no or "Zoo Music Girl," "From Her to Eternity," Cave's good, straightforward rock and its edge, with its pounding beat, time. Sadly, little the Bad Seeds delivery is mesmerizing. He couldn't care less about break- wailing guitar and Vetter's pas- Tom Waits has returned and have done thus far (B.P. broke sings these songs as if a gun's ing new artistic ground, Vs. is sionate, almost possessed vocal that's why we're here. Hardly up in 1983) has equaled that pointed at his head, as ifnis life well worth the money. presence. Same goes for the anyone loves freaks more than powerful Birthday Party com- depends on it. Since Vs. was released last subsequent "Animal," a song Waits, who has written count- bination of youth, passion and month, critics have blasted pleading for animal rights from less songs about their everyday the animal's point of view. cousins, the lost souls of the Then the Big Snooze sets in night - waitresses, drunks, with the current radio favorite truck drivers, etc. (for reasons unknown) But for this collection of "Daughter" and a few other songs, commissioned by Robert forgettable, boring selections. Wilson and The Thalia Theatre Although the songs aren't bad, of Hamburg as an opera of they certainly are not the best sorts. Waits threw himself the album has to offer, and fall a straight into the lion's mouth. bit on the mundane side. That is, he teamed up with However, flipping the tape that famous hardcore freak over to the second side's first monger, William S. Burroughs. track, "Blood," will definitely On "Lucky Day (Overture)" bring you back to life - it must alone we meet Jo Jo (The Dog be played at maximum volume Face Boy), Milton Matone (The to appreciate its utter noisiness Human Skeleton), Grace and confusion. And you can bet McDaniels (The Mule Face Vetter was sucking on cough Woman), as well as Radio (The drops for a few days after he Human Torso). destroyed his vocal chords on And that's just the first song. this track. The Black Rider of the The next couple of tracks - album, song and opera title is a "Rearviewmirror," with Its devil who sees no sin in remov- haunting melody, and "Rats," a ing your skin to dance with your catchy song with its trance-like bones, or using your skull for a rhythm - are also captivating. bowl. And then, as was the case with Indeed, he may be Bur- side one, the songs that follow roughs' most frightening char- are rather unremarkable, al- acter of recent years, especially though "Leash" has some as Burroughs "sings" The merit. Rider's fierce confession. All in all. Vs. is an audio The music throughout The treat, destined to be blared at Black Rider is not as percus- just about every keg party sive as Waits' last outing, Bone within the city limits of Bowling Machine. Its orchestration is Green for months, just like its more kin to Big Time's lush predecessor. arrangements and the more -Eileen McNamara elaborate pieces from Frank's Wild Years and Rain Dogs. Still, Harry Partch's ghost shows up here and there (as in the boot-stomn chorus of "Rus- sian Dance"). The Black Rider proves Waits more capable as a com- Kser than his nearly forgetta- Nlght On Earth sound- track. Maybe that's what letting others (besides his wife, Kath- leen Brennan) contribute to the creative process did for him. NO STRAIGHTJACKET REQUIRED...: Tom Walts' eccentric, unique musical style Is back In full forces on The Black Or maybe he just let out all Rider,' Ms latest offering. M.. M.« 11. lfll 8 the lasM«r y<»i guys on the local bar scene so ROCK GOSSP FROM here's a little taste to wel your appe- tites THE11LACK8WAMP Insider Mictc CIP Baby why don't we..-TONIGHT: The Kind at Easystreet Cafe, Rizzo at Howard's Club H, and Friar's Point at Club 21; SATURDAY: Stonebyrds at Easystreet Cafe. 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SATURDAY AFTERNOON 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:80 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 O Beakman Scratch College Football: Big East Wildcard Why Didn t 1 Liliehammer Olympic Wmlerfest: Liliehammer Hi-jl Fishing Don Cherry Home Driver's Seat Gardener Pel Con Bowling Canadian 5-Pin Equestrian Nations Cup CD Nm|a Turtles Dinosaurs Beakman Storybreak Newsmakers Showcase Movie Passions iLiltehammer [Olympic Wmterfest: Liliehammer CD SavedBeli Car Snow School Quiz Inside Stuff Ihe NFl College Football: Florida State at Notre Dame Basketball Hoop-it Up CD Bugs IT Citykids Land of Lost Weekend Science Guy Energy Health Rider. TBA Used Cars College Football Indiana at Ohio State CD Cooking Yan Cooks Cooking Garden Gourmet Old House Workshop Hometime Woodwright Honey Bees Austin City Limits Lonesome Pine Special CD Wild Am Naturescene Michigan Sportsman Old House Hometime Workshop Woodshop Gourmet Cooking Cooking Alexander You' Garden Garden CD x Men Rangers Movie Back to the Future Movie The Legend of B.llte Jean AcapulcoHE AT Baywatch 00 X-Men Rangers Star Trek Next Gener Movie: Back to the Future" Stai Search Crusaders Star Trek Deep Space 9

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SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 | 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 I 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O Nfl Foolb.HI 60 Minutes 25 Years Return to Lonesome Dove News Siskel Stars Edition o CFL Football: Western Division Semifinal TBA Bryan Adams Mike MacDonak): Happy As I Can Be |venture CBC News CFL Football Eastern Division Semifinal 0 NFL Football 60 Minutes 25 Years Return to Lonesome Dove News Gunsmoke Mega CD NFL Football 1 Witness Video Movie: Backdralt News Cobra Emer Call CD ABC News Scratch Videos Funnesi Lois & Clark-Superman Movie A Mother's Revenge Media Fmpty Nesl IH Patrol Emergency ca Lawrence Welk Show Ghostwriter Ghostwriter Nature Masterpiece Theatre Mystery' New TV Distant Lives CD Ghostwriter Ghostwriter Austin City Limits Nature 1 II Fly Away Masterpiece Theatre Wholey Viewer s Choice €3 Star Trek Deep Space 9 Townsend Television Martin Lmng Single Married... Married... Star Trek Next Gener Time Trax | Comedy Showcase GD From Page Townsend Television Martin living Single Married News NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at Portland Trail Blazers Married ESPN Tennis Va. Slims Final NFL Primetime NFL Football Chicago Bears at San Diego Chargers Sponscenter | NFL Primetime TMC Movie The Dream Team Com d JMovie The Human Shfeld [MOVM? Mouse Paly 7 1 Movie The Cutting frjge 1

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