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■ Football looks for fourth straight win at Gish Film Theater By BRANDI BARHITE The BG News Western Michigan. brings culture to life He knows a black woman who is in the television business □ Theater brings During the school year, there and he said her climb to the top are many series of films shown was not easy. ■ Men's Soccer seeks foreign films to in the theater. These films are Rickie Waugh, Black Student fourth consecutive MAC University students always free and open to the Union (BSU) treasurer, said it tourney title against public. takes a lot more rime for African favorite Akron Saturday. According to Ralph Haven Americans to make it in show By IVY CHEN Wolfe, curator of the Gish Film business. The BG News Theater and Gallery and Gish "It is hard for people to get — — professor of Film Studies, every into show business, but even It is a place of art, where stu- Monday night this semester the harder for African Americans to ■ Men's and Women's dents can understand other cul- department of German, Russ- get involved in show business," tures through films and visit Cross Country teams are ian and East Asian Languages Waugh said. "Producers are the history, life and glory of two shows a film as part of the looking for certain people." ready for District meets. legendary Ohio sisters. international film series. Those In an attempt to expose the The women aim to quali- It is the Gish Film Theater films begin at 8:15. University to popular African- fy for the NCAA champi- and Gallery at the University, On Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Americans movies and to honor onships. named in honor of Dorothy and the department of romance lan- African Americans who "made Lillian Gish, first ladies of the guages sponsors contemporary it in the business," the BSU is silent screen in the history of sponsoring an African-Ameri- American film. The Gish Film theater is named after Dorothy and Lillian Gish. • See SCREEN, page five. can movie week Nov. 16- 20 in 115 Olscamp at 9 p.m. Waugh said "Lean on Me," "Harlem Nights," "Boyz in the Hood," "Do the Right Thing" ■ This week's Sound Alpha Phi to sponsor broomball and "The Color Purple" will be Parade features reviews shown. He said these movies are □ Alpha Phi prepares There will also be a raffle at excellent African-American of Portishead, Phish. 311 "You make a lot of new friends and it's a the end of the event. A television, movies that demonstrate great and 'N Sync's Christmas to host a broomball really Jim event" VCR, camera and gift certificates acting. album. event. will be raffled off. "This week will give students All participating groups have a chance to see African-Ameri- Erika Daggett to give a donation to participate, can actors in action and for stu- By ERIN BERGER community service chairwoman according to Ryan Pratzel, chap- dents to see an all-African- The BG News ter president of participating fra- American film," Waugh said. ■ 'The Waterboy' finds Every fraternity and sorority team who makes it all the way to ternity Phi Sigma Kappa. It is RoscheU Ashley, BSU presi- Get out a broom, some duct will have representatives com- the final match and wins that usually $8 to $10. dent, also said it is hard for Adam Sandier doing tape and some cool socks. It's what he does best. peting in Broomball, Daggett match receives a plaque. The fra- All money earned through African Americans to get time for Broomball! said. All Alpha Phi members will ternities and sororities compete Broomball (including entrance involved in acting, but she said Broomball is a philanthropy serve as coaches and will cheer separately, so there are actually fees, ice king and queen dona- things are changing. Ashley said event organized each year by the on the different groups. two winners each year. tions and raffle money) will go to acting opportunities for African ■ Updates on the latest Alpha Phi sorority. The event will be held this Other competitions will be the Alpha Phi Foundation. This Americans used to be more lim- campus events. According to Erika Daggett, Saturday starting with breakfast going on at the same time as the foundation in turn uses the ited, but these days more community service chairwoman at 10:30 a.m. After breakfast, all actual game. These include a funds to benefit schools nation- African' Americans are able to for Alpha Phi, the game is much of the teams will move on to the sock-decorating contest and an wide. make a career out of acting. like hockey. It pits two teams of court. ice king and queen will be cho- Daggett said Broomball is the According to Ashley, the Opinion 2 six players each against each They will compete with each sen. second largest philanthropy on movies the BSU are showing are Page Three 3 other. other for three minutes or until According to Daggett, voting campus, not including Dance classics. She said these movies In past years, it has been one team gets five points. for the king and queen will be Marathon. will offer entertainment and will Sports 7 played on the ice, but this year it Whichever team has the most done by putting money in cups. "You make a lot of new allow the University to be edu- Agate 10 will happen on the racquetball points wins the game and the Whoever gets the most money in friends and it's a really fun Now 11 courts. other team is eliminated. The his or her cup wins. event," Daggett said. • See FILMS, page five.
"Success is feeling like UCF offers students spiritual growth you've done everything you can do. Feeling like □ The United individual people in their spiri- there are around 25 student vol- tual development and to teach you pushed yourself as Christian Fellowship unteers who spend time with the hard as you can. And people about all of the places in children on Wednesdays and provides guidance and this country and around the Thursdays. They help with being able to bounce world where there are real back from youyr failures direction. homework, read books to the human needs to be met. The kids and play games with them. expanded name makes these gracefully." "Being involved in communi-* By DANIELLE HALL purposes more clear to the com- munity. ty activities and community ser- Jennifer Scully The BG News "We use the word spiritual vice is a very powerful element For over 50 years the United because some people get ner- to have in your life," Heintschel WEBSITE Christian Fellowship has been vous about the word religion," said, "You're interacting with providing guidance and support Thompson said. "We want peo- people, you're a part of their Look for stories, horo- to University students of many ple, especially students, to see lives. That in itself is an amazing scopes, weather, cross- denominations. themselves as valuable and as thing." word puzzles and more In 1946, after the G.I. Bill was having gifts or talents. We also UCF also sponsors trips for passed, the population exploded want them to explore the idea University students in the on the updated BG that everyone's life can have a at the University. According to spring. Over spring break, a News website. purpose and that growing spiri- Rev. Karen Thompson, director group will be going to the South of UCF, five local ministers saw tually is about coming to value Bronx, and in May they will be Check It out at: that they could not handle the yourself, to learn what your tal- spiritual and religious needs of ents are, and to find meaningful traveling to the Navajo Nation in all the extra people, so they relationships and work in your Arizona. WWW. founded a campus ministry life." Thompson said that UCF is together. UCF sponsors volunteer pro- concerned about students who bgnews.com For two years the ministry grams for low-income children are struggling with insecurity or was called the Student Christian in the Bowling Green area, and who have questions about them- STORY IDEA? Fellowship, but in 1948 it was there are many University stu- selves. By involving these stu- changed to UCF. This year, the dents taking part in these pro- dents in projects and groups they -name was expanded to UCF grams. If you have a news tip or are able to help them see that Community and Spiritual Devel- One such program, the Arbors have an idea for a story, they have value and that the call anytime and ask to opment Center. They did this to After School Club, provides chil- BG New* Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE make it easier for people to dren a place to go for a couple of world needs them. speak with an editor. understand who the group really hours after school. It is run by "We really want to encourage The United Christian Fellowship, located on Thurstln Avenue, is. Damion Heintschel, an intern at students to discover all the good offers students spiritual growth through guidance and direction. According to Thompson, UCF UCF. stuff that's in them," Thompson 372-6966 It has remained active (or the past 50 years. has two purposes, to nurture According to Heintschel, said. page 2 The BG News Friday, November 13, 1998
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1 am writing in response to only the first point of Rob Seartoss' col- umn (11/2, Sexual orientation: irrelevant issue) since lack of space restricts exactly how far one can deconstruct Searfoss' crackerjack-sci- entific explanation of homosexuality. Searfoss continues by irrational- ly positing, "a gene that has the potential of wiping out the human race? Yeah, that argument is for the birds." What Searfoss is misin- formed about is that (surprise!) there have been gene-related factors that have been "wiping out" entire species throughtout time and are still effectual today (gasp!) These factors are the process of evolution and natural selection. Evolution is not, as many assume, a "bettering" process leading up to the most idyllic, well-adjusted, fittest being alive. Evolution is a ran- dom process that we use to describe when a species' gene pool has a variation, mutation, generic drift, etc. and individuals of that species, either with the variation or without, is better adapted to the environ- 23fib!_ ment. The environment, not evolution, determines the fitness of these individuals through natural selection, ultimately deciding which genetic variations (quantity and distance by which genes differ from organism to organism within the same gene pool) will be favored, not which are better. Humans were no better than early hominids, or Neanderthals, but rather, our species had genetic advantage that made us better adaptable to the environment. Evolution does not qualify the Do research before using drugs value of "good genes" from "bad genes" and thus, a gene cannot be "preposterous." As far as our genes are concerned, we could be wiped "The government says we are Third, like guns, the psychol- mean drugs that have been used out tomorrow, and the cosmos may not even blink. Only our egos and losing the war on drugs. You ogy of the drug user is good or for hundreds and thousands of consciences would notice. know what that implies? That bad, and not drugs and guns years in a ritualistic sense to psy- While keeping in mind that we are all genetic variations of sorts, there is a war being fought and themselves. Drugs are a tool, like chologically put individuals into natural selection allows the most well adapted variations to survive. people on drugs are winning it. the sacramental wine used in the accord with their environment. I There is no genetic norm - only humans who place a qualitative value What does that tell you about Catholic Mass. They can either do not mean crack cocaine, hero- on some genotypes over others (ie. other bunk arguments such as drugs? There's some smart cre- be used for a purpose, to put one in, PCP, Ecstasy, VCR cleaner, racial superiority). Keep in mind that the qualifying factor is environ- ative people on that side. into a rhythm of life, or they can crystal meth, etc. These drugs ment and think about our own species for a moment. They're winning a war, and enslave one to the realm of sens- are a fool's hobby and the people Humans are the only species that do not have to adapt to their envi- they're f—ed up!" es where hell fires burn and con- addicted to them are sick and ronment. Yes, it is true. We have acquired a genetic predispostion for -Late comedian Bill Hicks spiracy mingles with fear. It all need help. They do not need culture, and technology, so that we may adapt our environment to us depends on the user. imprisonment! Essentially what we have collectively done is developed an adaptation After our government slaugh- The person who sells these that allows us to to transcend our environment. More or less, every In order to understand drug tered the buffalo (a sacramental trash drugs for profit, making other species is restricted to the food, shelter and protection they can use, we must first define our While drugs that grow naturally animal in Native Indian culture), money off the physical and psy- find naturally. However, we can grow food instead of just scavenging, view of drugs. Pharmaceutical on this planet, drugs that basi- many tribes turned to the vision chological weakness of others, is invent better forms of protection than our teeth and fists, thanks to cul- companies fund medical cally make you wake up and quest with peyote and pscilosy- the scourge of our society and ture. Through culture, the human species has adapted so that natural schools. In China, their medicine realize how you're being f—ed bin mushrooms. The natives deserves punishment. Capital- genetic variations such as poor eyesight, small physique and infertili- is holistic, meaning they use ty no longer threaten an individual's survival. The same is true of every day of your life, those were not hippies or rave babies, ism without morals is the root of herbs, meditation, etc. to pro- homosexuals. Natural selection provides genetic variation for the drugs are against the law. Coin- dancing around without a pur- such a profession. mote the body's health. In the physiological benefits of homosexuality in an environment that sup- cidence? I'm glad mushrooms pose. These people had a A person who just smokes West, we wait until there is dis- ports homosexually predisposed genes. are against the law cause when I detailed mythology and ritual marijuana does not deserve to be ease and treat the body with took em, I laid in a field of green Most statistics estimate 1 out of 10 people is homosexual. Asserting system that put them into accord imprisoned, or even to be fined, surgery and chemicals. If you're grass for four hours going 'My that homosexuality is genetic does not mean that the entire human race with nature, their tribe, and their because marijuana is not a drug; a pharmaceutical company and God, I love everything!' The it's an herb. And you read me will be wiped out through gayness. Genes will only become as popu- you're funding the education of place in the universe. This is lar as their environment allows them to become. The likelihood that heavens parted and God rained what we lack today. right, it's better than any other doctors, do you want them to gifts of forgiveness, healing my substance on this planet as far as the entire human population would genetically acquire (or "choose" as When I see kids drop acid and practice holistic health or pre- being on all levels. I realized a ritualistic tool that connects Searfoss suggests) homosexuality is slim to none. I bet some young drive around for five hours, 'academic' neanderthal may have said the same thing as Searfoss, tens scribe your drugs? The only dif- that our true nature is spirit, not human beings during social wasting their minds in medioc- of thousands of years ago; "A gene that has the potential of wiping out ference between buying pre- body, and that we are all one. interaction. I'm not promoting rity, I think it's a good thing to the neanderthalese race? Yeah, that argument is for the saber-tooth scription Valium and street cor- What's gonna happen to the the use of marijuana. I'm just cats." Yet, asserting that humans cannot be wiped out by a genetic pre- ner cocaine is the government arms industry when we realize have standards of drug use in saying that if you have to pick a dispostion is absurd and evolutionarily unsound. can't tax cocaine. we're all one? It's gonna f— up our society. The misuse of drugs vice, do your research! must be brought to public atten- That would be an argument for the birds. Second, not all drugs are the economy, the economy that's tion through intelligent debate. equal. To quote Bill Hicks again, fake anyway! So you can see why the government's cracking There must be a distinction Michael Stipkala isn't it funny that the drugs that are legal, alcohol and tobacco, do down on experiencing "uncon- between harmful substances and josh Minion can be reached at Senior absolutely nothing for you. ditional love." "intelligent" drugs. By that, I [email protected] Fine Arts
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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13,1998 Applications for I t.:0n I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:3* I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:60 1 10:30 1 11:00 1 11:30 H E AOCAST Spring '99 Mom: ••• -il See You v Uy Cmms' (1951 Musical) Dons Day ■tom:wt^-Sylft.l W The BG News "m "T Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & JN ation 372-6966 Eye on news mplled from staff and wire reports ■ CYBERSPACE wm^^mm—mmm———m—m Man files complaint for cyberspace access SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A blind man has filed a complaint against a mass transit commission, claiming his inability to access its Web site of bus and train schedules violates federal law. Randy Tamez. who was blinded 12 years ago by treatment for a brain tumor, cited the Americans With Disabilities Act in his formal complaint Nov. 2 against the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. The com- mission oversees nine Bay Area counties' mass transit systems. Tamez. 36. sees only shapes, shadows and light. His complaint is part of a growing mound of paperwork that is steer- ing ADA regulations toward the Web. The disabilities act was passed by Congress in 1990. The online world was friendly when It was a text-based medium." said Cynthia Waddell. the city of San Jose's ADA coordinator, who is Associated Press Photo deaf. "But as it has rapidly grown to a robust multimedia environment, The United States signed the Kyoto global-warming accord Thursday, however some critics are concerned about the intentions it has erected new barriers that were never there before." of it. The signing spurred last-hour talks in Argentina on how to implement the provisions. Devices that allow a blind person to use the Web. JOT example, work well with a site that has a lot of text. As Web sites fill up with pictures, video clips and sound, though, text often becomes a secondary concern to online designers. Global-warming treaty may need more Two other complaints, filed this year against San Francisco and Washington, D.C.. allege those cities failed to make touch-screen com- □ U.S. signing global warming biggest since the historic Kyoto treaty was Alden Meyer of the Washington-based puter kiosks for the public usable by the blind or deaf. Both cities have reached. It is expected to conclude Friday Union of Concerned Scientists praised the promised to work to remedy the problem. treaty not enough, critics with a framework for implementing some of signing but said the United States needs to ■ SHOOTING ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■al charge. the accord's key provisions. do more to cut pollution from coal-burning Developing nations, which are not legally power plants and cars. Texas regents vote to reopen tower bound to emissions targets under the treaty "If we had to grade Eizenslat, we'd give HOUSTON (AP) — The University of Texas board of regents voted The Associated Press but are under pressure to participate, say the him an 'incomplete' on (cleaning up) power unanimously today to reopen the school's landmark clocktower. once the BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — The United United States isn't taking climate change plants," he said. "And he does nothing to site of one of the nation's worst mass murders. States' signing of the Kyoto global-warming seriously enough. deal with our gas-guzzling passenger vehi- The 231 -foot tower, closed 23 years ago because suicidal people used accord Thursday energized last-hour talks in The developing nations say emission con- cle fleet." its observation deck to Jump to their deaths, will be refurbished and a trols place a greater burden on their safety barrier added to prevent future suicides. Argentina on how to implement the treaty's Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., a treaty pro- key provisions for cutting pollutants. economies than on the United States' and ponent, said the signing was essential for the It was from the observation deck. 28 stories up. that UT student they generally oppose controls. Charles Whitman opened fire on Aug. 1. 1966. The 25-year-old ex- But critics said U.S. intentions, conveyed United States if it wants to be a "full player" But on Wednesday, Argentina became the Marine, beset by personal problems and suffering from a brain tumor, at the environmental summit by Undersecre- as the talks near their conclusion. first major developing nation to promise vol- had already killed his wife and mother. In all. he killed 16 people and tary of State Stuart Eizenstat, appeared short "By signing the agreement, the adminis- on concrete action. untary action to curb greenhouse gases, a wounded 31 that day before being shot to death by lawmen. tration confers on the United States the Reopening the tower, which offers panoramic vistas of the school, city The United States — the world's largest move seen as a breakthrough by U.S. offi- authority and credibility it needs to continue and nearby Hill Country, will bring back positive associations instead of polluter — was the last of the major industri- cials. having people know of It only through the shooting, university President al nations to sign the agreement reached last China and India, two of the biggest con- its leadership role," he said. Larry Faulkner said. He called the tower the school's "most Important December in Kyoto, Japan. The accord calls tributors of greenhouse gas pollution, have The New York-based Environmental symbol." for reductions in heat-trapping gases by steadfastly refused to participate. Defense Fund said the U.S. signing was only Faulkner would like to have the renovation completed In time for May industrialized nations by 2012. Eizenstat told representatives of more a start. 1999 commencement. The U.S. signing, which took place Thurs- than 160 countries in Buenos Aires that "The buildup of greenhouse gases will not The Whitman shootings horrified the country. The tower wasnt per- be stopped by the stroke of a pen," executive manently closed until 1975. following several suicides. day at U.N. headquarters in New York, is Washington was promoting new energy-effi- largely symbolic because it still needs to be ciency standards for appliances, and cleaner director Fred Krupp said. "The administra- RACE ratified by Congress, where it faces firm technologies for industry, but gave few other tion must back up their work to move the opposition. specifics on how the United States would cut negotiations forward here with real efforts to Company settles racial lawsuit The two-week Buenos Aires summit is the emissions. reduce admissions at home." HOUSTON (AP) — Pennzoil agreed to pay $6.75 million to settle a fed- eral lawsuit filed by current and former black employees who accused the company of racially discriminatory employment practices over four years. Head of secret service retires, takes job with Browns The lawsuit was filed by 11 plaintiffs on behalf of all salaried black employees who worked for Pennzoil from Aug. 16. 1994. to Aug. 17, □ Lewis Merletti takes Merletti. who protected Presi- As director of the Secret Service, Merletti. a Pittsburgh native, 1998. dents Reagan. Bush and Clinton, he argued that allowing agents to will leave the Secret Service in Jan- The settlement, which is subject to court approval, does not consti- a job coordinating will become the Cleveland Browns testify in the Lewinsky investiga- uary, having earned his full pen- tute an admission of liability by Pennzoil. the company said Wednesday. security for Cleveland vice president and director of sta- tion would endanger future presi- sion after 20 years, the official The settlement, minus court-approved legal fees and expenses, would dium and security affairs, the dents. He reasoned that a presi- -.ml apply to approximately 700 salaried black employees who worked at Browns. team said in a news release this dent who did not trust the discre- Pennzoil In the designated period. morning. tion of his protectors would try to The original Cleveland Browns Pennzoil. based in Houston, plans to spin off its motor oil. refined keep his distance from them. moved to Baltimore after the 1995 products and franchise operations Into a company that will merge with The Browns scheduled a news Quaker State Corp. of Irving. The merged company. Pennzoil-Quaker The Associated Press conference to Introduce Merletti The Supreme Court, by L 7-2 season. A new expansion franchise State Co.. is expected to control 30 percent to 35 percent of the motor this afternoon in Cleveland. vote Monday, refused to spare the is to begin playing in 1999. oils market in the United States. agents from testifying. Weeks WASHINGTON — Lewis Merlet- Merletti's deputy. Bob McDo- ti. the Secret Service director who Merletti has served almost 25 before, more than 30 Secret Ser- fought unsuccessfully to keep his years, becoming director of the vice personnel had testified before nough. also is retiring, leaving this agents from testifying in the Moni- Secret Service June 6. 1997. He a grand jury and their recollections week to be director of corporate ca Lewinsky investigation, is retir- headed the Treasury Department's were sprinkled throughout Inde- security for Bayer Corp. in Pitts- ,VE A GOOD WEEKEND! ing to coordinate security for a pro- investigation of the 1993 Branch pendent Counsel Kenneth Starr's burgh. The 24-year veteran had fessional football team. Davidian standoff in Waco. Texas. report to Congress. protected the last five presidents. We have NO idea where you "Hey buddy, wanna buy a calendar? non, all of the cool kids are doing it. want to go for SPRING They're personalized. They're inexpensive. They're great Christmas Gifts for BREAK 1999! your friends and family. Please return to the UA0 Office (330 Student Union) Got it? OK, so I'll meet you at Check one of the following trips that appeals to you the KmkO ' S by the tracks and most. we'll make some kind of a deal. Location C_QSJ Check Here Cancun, Mexico $550.00 ^. Shoot, just bring this ad New York City, New York $630.00 and I'll give you Orlando, Florida $270.00 something. yeah, like Jamiaca $600.00 I $5 off a 12-Month Deluxe IF none of these appeals to you, WHAT WOULD? Are you going home to Calendar!" work? Hanging with your kid sister? PLEASE let us know!!! r kinko'a • US railroad atraat • 354-3977 Friday, November 13, 1998 The BG News page 5 FILMS- Continued from page one. Grandparents want cated through a black perspective. "I think the movies that we are show- ing are classics," Ashley said. "They are deep, powerful and they have meaning custody of child to them." Waugh agreed. He said the movies □ Tommy and Linda Rebecca's biological mother Because the new petition shown during the movie week have true Rogers want sole from visiting. was filed in juvenile court, meaning and the potential to educate. Paula Johnson gave birth the records are not public. But He also said these movies show the custody of the child. to Rebecca at the University Kevin Outturn's sister, Pam African-American struggle and can of Virginia Medical Center on Miskovsky, said the Rogers' serve as inspiration for students. The Associated Press June 30, 1995, a day after attempt to get custody of Waugh said the BSU decided to spon- Kevin Outturn and Whitney Rebecca and Lindsey is an sor this film series because UACs movie BUENA VISTA, Va. — A Rogers had Callie Conley custody battle may be in the effort to deny Ms. Johnson nights often do not show any movies there. DNA tests this summer access to Rebecca. that African Americans can relate to. works for one of two girls determined the babies were Ms. Miskovsky said the "These movies relate more to us," switched at birth three years switched and raised by the action could keep Rebecca Waugh said. "We can relate more to the ago. wrong parents. away from the Outturns, Tommy and Linda Rogers, Outturn and Ms. Rogers people in these movies." who are still mourning Waugh said the BSU selected movies the divorced maternal grand- did not know of the switch parents who have been help- when they died in a car crash Kevin, his wife and four of that may have been in the theater when ing raise Rebecca Grace Chit- July 4. Since then, the cou- Kevin's relatives who died in students were young and movies that rum, have petitioned a juve- ple's parents have taken turns the crash. One of those who deserve to be viewed again. nile court for sole custody of caring for Rebecca and her 1- died was Ms. Miskovsky's This is not just an African-American the child, a relative said year-old sister, Lindsey. daughter. event, but an event BSU would like to Thursday. Those involved have said "It's upsetting. We've lost see the University and Bowling Green Relatives said the grand- they want Callie and Rebecca six members of our family community get involved in, Waugh said. parents want to end a joint to stay with the families who and now they want to take Next semester BSU plans to have arrangement between them- raised them, and each sug- two more away," she said. Associated Press Photo another film series during Black History selves and Rebecca's paternal gested liberal visitation rights "We feel like we've lost Month. They also will be sponsoring grandparents, Rosa Lee and for both sides. The two girls enough and we shouldn't Tommy and Linda Rodgert, the maternal grandparents of "Showtime BGSU," a talent show open Larry Outturn, and also keep already have played together. have to go through this." Rebecca, have tiled a custody petition seeking custody. to the entire University. SCREEN- high as it ought to be." Continued from page one. not know about other cultures to "Through these films, they can Gish sisters. from Lillian Gish's friends and learn about the French culture, also learn about the history, cul- Inside the theater, there is a admirers including Eva Marie Nonetheless, there are some French film series. Garrity explained. ture and social significance as gallery that displays a collection Saint, Paul Newman, Bob Hope, patrons that come from Toledo Henry Garrity, chairman of "They can see how other parts well." of Gish memorabilia such as por- James Stewart, Sally Field and and surrounding areas, Wolfe the department of romance lan- of the world make movies He said there are no live the- traits, photos and items donated Buddy Rogers. said. Sometimes there are also guages and a French professor, because these movies are made ater performances in the Gish by Lillian Gish. In addition to the support high school students who attend said that normally students, fac- in France, and directed and acted Film Theater. The live stage per- The Gish Theater was estab- from the University, the Gish the films. ulty and members from the BG by French people," he said. formances are shown in the Joe lished on June 11, 1976, one day Theater National Advisory com- Wolfe also said that every community attend the French Garrity said the movies E. Brown Theater and Eva Marie before Lillian Gish received an mittee was formed to help the movie will start with some film series. shown are relatively new. The Saint theater. honorary Doctor of Performing Gish Theater run different pro- scenes of Lillian Gish. "The kind of movies that we oldest is only two years old. "It is always called the Gish Arts degree. She accepted the grams and operations. This com- "Film is the art form created in show are not available in North- He said these contemporary Film Theater, and it is for film honor of the dedication of the mittee is chaired by Eva Marie the 20th century," Wolfe said. "It's west Ohio," Garrity said. "These films reflect on contemporary showing only," Wolfe said. theater for herself and her sister, Saint, a post she shared until a visual and auditory record of films are only available in big issues in France. He explained there was some- Dorothy, who died in 1968. Lil- recently with the late Roddy the century." cities such as Los Angeles, Chica- "Any kind of experience is thing unique about the three the- lian died in 1993, at the age of 99. McDowall. He said that film provides a go and New York." new for the students and certain- aters. The actors and actresses The programs at the Gish The- "Because of the private dona- means of understanding and see- tions, the University is lucky to He said the department ly provides an international who the theaters were named ater are made possible from ing how society was in the have such a theater and gallery obtains these films by booking dimension and viewpoint," Gar- after have visited the theaters. funding and contributions from ancient times, the 1930s, or any to be used by the students," through distributors listed by the rity said. "This is something that For example, Joe Brown had per- the Gish Film Theater Endow- time, even without living in the French Culture Services. we need to strive for and let the formed in the Joe E. Brown The- ment and various departments Wolfe said. such as the department of Wolfe said that an average past. According to Garrity, students students be aware of other parts ater; Eva Marie Saint and Lillian He expressed his deep feel- who have learned French or are Gish have visited the theaters romance languages, the theater crowd of 35 to 50 people come of the world." ings for the theater and said that currently taking French classes named after them. department and the Film Studies when each film is shown, but he These films were directed and he likes the theater very much. will have the opportunity to hear spoken in the native languages, The Gish Theater is located on Program, Wolfe explained. thinks people should come more "It's a beautiful and restful French in the films. but carry English subtitles. the first floor of Hanna Hall. Furthermore, there is a name often. place, and a place where people Moreover, this also provides "Students can watch films that When students pass by the front plate on the back of each chair in "Film is a medium to reflect can learn about culture other an alternative for Americans are spoken (in languages) other entrance of the theater, they can the Gish Theater, representing cultural diversity," Wolfe said. "I who are not used to or who do than in English," Wolfe said. see many framed pictures of the donations and contributions don't think the attendance is as than their own," Wolfe said. I^CnriSbnas. ' In Our Haffmark Hoftty tfaHHer You'll find fabulous gifts- you'll have lots of fun, You'll discover the newest stuff under the sun. And if you buy one Hallmark greeting card, gee. We'll give you a Holiday Planner for FREE! Senior Portraits End Wednesday Call 372-8634 to Schedule your sitting Portraits taken in 28 West Hall $6 Sitting Fee can be bursared. 4 Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports /t 372-2602 '"^^^^W Football aims to buck WMU □ BG looks to even the completed 56.3 percent of his ■ ■ ?«, passes and has 18 touchdown mark at Kalamazoo. passes. And WMU running back Dar- e#l nell Fields is only 42 yards away By TOD McCLOSKEY from a 1,000 yard season. BG (4-5,4-2 MAC) The BG News "It really is a team that is very much like Marshall when, you break them down," Blackney Technically, the Bowling Green vs. said. "They have an excellent football team has been eliminated offensive line, they have excellent from making the Mid-American wide receivers, they've got a WMU (6-4,4-3 MA Conference championship game. good running back and they've But the Falcons still have a got an excellent quarterback." chance to capture their first win- BG comerbacks Junior ning season since 1994. Only Williams and Morty Bryce will Western Michigan and Northern try to slow down the Bronco Kickoff 1 p.m. at Illinois stand in their way. receivers. Lester's top catcher is BG (4-5, 4-2 MAC) travels to Steve Neal, who already has Waldo Stadium Kalamazoo tomorrow to face the 1,057 receiving yards and six Broncos. WMU is coming off of a touchdowns in ten games. one-point victory over Ball State. Over the past two games Broadcast on WBGU 88.1 FM The Broncos are 6-4 overall and 4- against Marshall and Akron, the 3 in the MAC. Falcons have not given up the big Pre-Game at 11 a.m. The Falcons will be facing one play. And coach Blackney in Autreve and Rob Vaughaa* of the top offenses in the MAC. believes that will be a key factor WMU is currently averaging against such an explosive offense. 456.6 total yards on offense. The On the other side of the ball, Falcon secondary knows it will the Falcons offense has been run- Another reason for BG's offen- selves." Though BG has been running have a busy day defending the ning on all cylinders. Blackney sive improvement has been the well, it knows the WMU defense pass. attributes the success of the lack of penalties. is much stronger than Akron's. BG Newi Photo/SCOTT FAUBER Bronco quarterback Tun Lester offense to the offensive line. Last "We've averaged about three penalties a game," Blackney said. The Broncos defense ranks leads an aerial assault that aver- week against Akron, the Falcons Falcon "We're one of the top teams in ninth in the MAC allowing 382.8 quarterback Bob Niemet (12) takes a breather while ages 297.9 yards a game and is compiled 558 yards of total committing the fewest penalties yards per game, but BG has the watching the defense do its work in a recent game. He and the the top-ranked quarterback in the offense and scored eight touch- and so we're not beating our- third-best rushing defense. Falcons hope to continue the winning ways Saturday at WMU. MAC. On the season, Lester has downs. BG soccer to HOCKEY leers looking to take 2 face Akron □ The Bowling Green hockey been able to outscore team faces rivals Notre Dame them. "We can't take any penalties against these TO defeat Notre guys and put them on the power play to and Alaska-Fairbanks this (4-4-1. Dame, BG needs to be give them that opportunity." Saturday weekend. able to put goals past senior goaltender For- Ll Akron and BG face rest Karr. Karr has Buddy Powers been in the net since coach off for a ticket to the @ Notre Dame By DIANA EDELMAN the first drop of the ^——————— NCAA tournament. (7-1-1, 5-1-0 CCHA) The BG News puck this season and Miami to earn its first two CCHA victories. holds a .894 save percentage. The Nanooks currently hold eighth place in UAF This weekend the Falcons will have Coach Buddy Powers outlined what needs the CCHA tied with Ohio State. By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM (3-5-0. 2-4 CCHA) matchups with teams from two different to be done in the matchup today. ends of the Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- Alaska-Fairbanks, like BG, was picked to The BG News finish at the bottom of the league. ciation spectrum. "We can't take any penalties against these Recall the scene in Rocky IV guys and put them on the power play to give "We are both out to prove that we don't Saturday Today, BG (4-4-1) heads to South Bend, where Rocky Balboa faces Ivan them that opportunity," he said. "The tough belong there," Powers said. Drago in Russia. Now, imagine WBGU 88.1 Ind. to face off against Notre Dame. Notre thing for us will be going to Notre Dame and the Rocky theme song "War" by Dame (7-1-1) enters today's game in first playing a nationally ranked team and going Vince DiCola played throughout 6:30 airtime place in the CCHA tied with Michigan State back and playing Alaska-Fairbanks. Menial- On paper, BG has the edge. The Nanooks the whole match. for 10 points. ly we are going to have to work with these are allowing 4.17 goals per game — a league Fast forward to 1998. Minus (Sat) Mike Rypel The Irish, with the top offense in the guys to keep an edge on them." high. BG is allowing 4.14. Offensively, it is the hatred, that's the situation for Steve Mears league and the second-best defense, will BG begins a five-game homestand for BG seventh in the league averaging three goals Saturday's Mid-American Con- Game starts 7 p.m. throw BG a challenge. So far, the Falcons against the Nanooks Saturday (2-4-0 CCHA). per game while UAF is in eighth with 2.5 ference men's soccer champi- have outplayed their opponents but have not Last weekend, Alaska-Fairbanks swept goals per game. onship game at Akron's Jackson Field between Bowling Green and Akron at 7:15 p.m. It's the soccer game fans will want to see. Women's CC set on trip back Men's CC The Falcons (10-7-2), like Rocky, are the defending champi- to NCAA championships ons. They have won the Mid- hopes to end American Conference tourna- J BG women are look- chance to go to the NCAA meet." ment the last three years and Some of the best teams in the on high note want a fourth. ing to return to NCAA nation will be at this meet with Ken Lolla's Zips (16-2-1), like Championships. fifth-ranked Wisconsin and □ District meet likely Drago, are the challengers. They sixth-ranked Michigan looking :won the regular-season title for to compete for the top two spots. to be season finale for the second straight season and By MARK WIESE BG needs a strong performance men's cross country dominated every conference to compete with these two teams The BG News ; opponent in the regular season in order to place first or second. team. ^except BG. The Falcons and Zips : Terre Haute, Ind. will be the "It is not impossible but it will played to a scoreless tie Oct. 2. last stop for many of the be very difficult to beat Wiscon- But momentum, history and women's cross country teams in sin and Michigan," Price said. By KEVIN GUTEKUNST Jexperience are in BG's favor. The the area. Coming off a strong victory at The BG News Falcons are 11-1-0 in the touma- Only the best of the best have the Mid-American Champi- .ment's fifth year, including 3-0 a chance to move on at the Great onships, the Falcons jumped up This Saturday, one season will .against the Zips. The Falcons Lakes District Championships. to 25th position in the national end and another will begin for jdefeated the Zips 1-0 in the MAC The Bowling Green women's polls. This position would cur- the Bowling Green men's cross country team. ;title game last year at Miami. cross country team thinks they rently qualify BG into the NCAA JBG's only tournament loss ever have the right balance of health meet, but one meet still remains. The Great Lakes District • came against Miami in the inau- and talent to make it to the pin- The season simply boils down to Championship is this weekend Jgural MAC championship game nacle of the season — the NCAA how well the Falcons perform at for the Falcons, and it is ;in 1994. Championships. the Great Lakes District Meet. inevitably their final meet of the "There's no reason for us not The Great Lakes District Meet Price has been named MAC season. ;to be confident," coach Mel is just one of nine district meets Coach-of-the-Year for the third They are in what coach Ster- ;Mahler said. "We had a real solid across the country. The first two time in the last four years. The ling Martin believes is the tough- I game against them here. We're, teams from each district qualify Falcons have won the MAC est region in the country. With • playing our best soccer now. In for the NCAA meet. If BG does every year Price has received this teams including Mid-American ;the tournament games, we really not finish first or second, they award. Conference champions Miami {eliminated a lot of mental mis- still have a chance to qualify The strength of BG's front five University, as well as a tough ■ takes. Luck is created by prepara- since the NCAA accepts 13 addi- runners has been an advantage Central Michigan squad which tion and concentration. Once tional at-large bids, totaling 31 the Falcons have had all year. could find their way to the 'again, we have to go to the NCAA Championships in teams who will run for the title. The crew of Wendy Licht-Ord- Photo ProTided {enemy's field and prove we are "We want to place in the top way, Hanane Sabri, Christine Lawrence, Kansas, this seems like a plausible estimate. three," coach Steve Price said. "If Laura Dunear and company want to return to the NCAA cham- we do that, we have a good pionship*. They need a top three finish to do so. • See SOCCER, page eight. • See NCAA, page eight. • See MEN, page eight. h ! (_ Monday, November 9, 1998 The BG News page 7 Women's hoops head west □ The Deanne then some team ranked 240 on the RPI list. Its a challenge and who "We took a big step from thejirst exhibition Knoblauch era will knows? Upsets happen. We're begin in Madison. going in there and we're going to game to the second exhibition game. It play our best." gives us a lot of confidence in knowing we The Badgers return three can get better." starters from last year's 21-10 By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM squad that lost In the opening Jayme Wappes The BG News round of the NCAA tournament to BG junior guard Virginia Tech. LaTonya Sims. 1998 The schedule-makers have a Freshman-of-the-Year. stands 6-3 In terms of the adjustments to knowing we can get better. I think history of putting Big Ten oppo- and Is one of the returnees. She the run-and-press. Knoblauch we will improve more." nents on the Bowling Green averaged 12.6 points and 6.9 believes it will take some time. women's basketball schedule. rebounds per game. "We'll Just get better and better," Senior forward Jill DeFosse Is Sunday, the Falcons will travel The record alone shows the Knoblauch said. "Well try to get a one player trying to pick up her to one of those Big Ten venues improvement since Albright- comfortable rotation. We're trying when they head west to Madison to Dieterle took over the program In to get it down to 10 (players). We play and prove herself to battle Jane Albright-Dieterles Wis- 1994. BG defeated the Badgers In may not be able to do that. We Knoblauch. consin Badgers in Deanne l he last meeting in 1987. want to be feeling pretty good in "I would have been in pretty Knoblauch's debut. Knoblauch is concerned about many phases of the game when we Knoblauch likes it because it's the Badger height. Rounding out start our MAC schedule." much the same situation with Jaci an early test to see how much their starting lineup is 5-5 Junior Junior guard Jayme Wappes (Clark, the old head coach) as last improvement the Falcons have guard Dee Dee Pate. 5-11 Junior believes the team is adjusting nice- made in learning her run-and- guard Judy Fueling. 6-0 forward ly to the new system. year," DeFosse said. "1 had to prove press system. Tanisha Boston and 6-5 center "We took a big step from the myself all over again with Dee Photo Provided "I like playing better teams," Amy Wiersma. Beyond that, they first exhibition game to the second Knoblauch said. "I think its a heck have a recruiting class rated in the exhibition game," Wappes said. "It (Knoblauch). I'm still adjusting to of a lot better to play at Wisconsin top 10 in the nation. gives us a lot of confidence in it." LaTonya Sims will provide a challenge for BG Sunday. Volleyball ready to tangle with red birds □ First place Miami "We have to at least believe that (3.41), Julie Sterk, (3.24) and the last three matches. Against "Their defense is very good between the Falcons and the we have a chance. We've been Maggie Clark (3.44) are joined Cleveland State, Marshall and because they have a big block," Cardinals this year. and red hot Ball State practicing well. You see the by Mindy Collins who averages Ohio, BG went to five games. assistant coach Tom Manna said. Miami defeated BG in their host the Falcons in two enthusiasm in practice, but if s 2.95 kills per game. The brown and orange had "They've got some players that first meeting of the season. In a all about what happens on Senior Lindsay Follin leads more kills as well as a better hit- are rather tall and do a good job. match at Anderson Arena, the weekend matches. match day." the Ball State attack. She had a ting percentage than each oppo- Like any defense, there are Red Hawks downed the Falcons BG enters the weekend with match-high 21 kills against nent. Prior to posting kill per- places that we can take advan- in three straight games. an 11-17 overall record and 4-10 Northern Illinois. It was Follin's centages of .258, .223 and .207 tage of. We have got to be able BG freshman Amber Vorst By MATT STEINER in the Mid-American Confer- 74th match with more than 10 last week, BG had three straight to get the ball to certain spots in and senior Bridgett Mclntyre The BG News ence. kills. That breaks the school contests with hitting percent- their defense that we know are played very well last week. ages lower than .060. open. Passing is the first thing. They both compiled stats that The times are today and Sat- Ball State enters the match 11- record for a career. She is also on 3 in the MAC and 16-9 overall. pace to break the career record Melissa Lewis led the attack We have to be able to distribute surpassed totals for their urday at 7 p.m. The places are The Cardinals are the hottest for kills. She has 1390. The cur- with more than 20 kills in each the ball and hopefully get some careers. Muncie, Ind. and Oxford. The team in the MAC. They have rent mark is 1442 held by Ste- match including a career-best one-on-one situations." For her career, Vorst entered weekend will be known as "the won 10 of their last 11. fan ie Decker. (29) against Marshall Friday. In Ball State held three oppo- the week with 12 kills, 27 digs battle of the birds." Miami, 21-6 overall and 13-2 The Cardinals boast the top that match, she broke the BG nents last week, including MAC and 4 blocks. In the three match- The volleyball showdowns in the MAC, is first in the con- setter in the MAC. Emily Sallee single-match record for attack leader Miami, to a combined es last week, she tallied 47 kills, will feature the Falcons, who ference. They have won 13 of 15. gets 13.49 assists per game. attempts with 89. Lewis is cur- attack percentage of .117. In 47 digs and 7 blocks. have struggled to soar this sea- Their most recent loss came at Miami's setter, Kerry Hardek, is rently twelfth on the school those three, and the six previous Mclntyre had career totals of son and two high-flying teams the hands of Ball State Nov. 4. third setting 12.63 balls success- career list with 703 kills. matches, the Cardinals have 6 kills, 1 assist and 11 blocks. in Ball Stale and Miami. Miami boasts a well-rounded fully each game. The improved offense will be held opponents to .138. Ball She topped those marks with 8 "We've got the four best offense. They have three players Although the Falcons are key against a Cardinal team that State is 11-2 when holding foes kills, 3 assists and 11 blocks on teams in the conference left," who average better than three struggling to win a match, their tends to be a bit stingy on under .200. the week as well as adding 37 coach Denise Van De Walle said. kills per game. Alissa Thompson offensive play has been strong defense. This will be the first match digs. Swimming and Diving teams prepare for battles with Rockets, Buckeyes □ Women's swim team their efforts have been chal- □ The men's swim- the Rocket's success. "Toledo is a strong team," faces off against Toledo lenged together in pursuit of one mers will need quality cause: beating Toledo. • sophomore Andy Jenkins said. and Ohio this This has been done through swims for weekend "They don't have the depth they weekend. simulated relay races vs. Toledo. success. use to have though." Everyone has been concentrat- -.-*-■■ | "Our guys are jazzed up," ing on beating the "Toledo swim- head swim coach Randy Julian mer" next to them, and finishing • *•'£■: ^^ said. "The guys are focused to go BY KEVIN GUTEKUNST the race hard to beat the "Toledo By NICK HURM to Toledo and stand them The BG News swimmer" who is just lagging ■-*%?l The BG News straight up and race. We got some events we can be very com- As «i general rule for sports, behind them. Another weekend brings "We want to get off to a better A petitive in. We got some events the matches that are easiest for a another tough challenge for the start in the meet," said senior co- we're a mile behind on." team to harness their collective Bowling Green men's swimming captain Tina Sullivan. "We are Saturday the Falcons will try energy on are those that are ver- and diving team. On this week's "*%■ to pull what Michigan State did sus their rivals. equally matched with Toledo, so agenda: the Rockets and the against Ohio State in football — This weekend bodes to be a it should be a great meet. We ' - Buckeyes. need to have fun, and not be an upset. Ohio State will come busy one lor the women's swim Friday, arch-rival Toledo will into Cooper Pool packed with intimidated. Also, we need to supply a packed house as the team, as the) have meets at Tole- talented swimmers. This do and also at home here at stay behind our teammates, and Rockets get kicking and plung- encourage them when they don't • includes a medley relay team Cooper Pool against Ohio Stale. ing with the Falcons at 6 p.m. A that was in the top eight last year. swim well. It is all going to come rivalry which in the past has Of the teams that the Falcons . ■ "They bring in some of the will compete against this season, down to who wants it more." been one-sided with Toledo In their other meet this week- finest swimmers in collegiate Toledo is perhaps the team that dominance should be much clos- end, the Falcons face off against BG News Photo/MICHAEL LEHMKUIE swimming in the country," Julian Bowling Green is most evenly er this year. matched with. The Falcons face rival Toledo today and Ohio State tomorrow. An exciting and quality fresh- This week at practice, all of • See SWIM, page eight. man swim class will help add to • See DIVING, page eight. 10 FREE Parking Spots!! Conveniently close to campus!! Community of Christ Lutheran Church .:, 1124 E. Wooster 352-5101 Drawing at our 10:30 a.m. contemporary worship on /jpn 0 Sunday, Nov. 15! Must be present to win! FREE PARKING PERMIT GOOD TO THE END OF FALL SEMESTER! It's time to vote for your favorite band! All responses will be taken into consideration when planning this years concert! Please e-mail up to three of your favorite bands to: [email protected]. One vote per person please! Any questions call 372-2343 page 8 The BG News Friday, November 13, 1998 NCAA MEN Continued from page fix. All-MAC first team runners order for the team to make an Continued from page six. Jim Weckesser and Pat Camey, if their season was a good one. Sabri and Licht-Ordway need as well as three year varsity run- "We have done the work that Thompson, Laura Deneau and impact at districts. another solid performance in While this is their last meet, ner Sam Fitzpatrick. All three Angie Michael has done the job it takes to be successful," Martin order for the Falcons to be com- the pre-race preparation is fol- runners will be sorely missed this year for the Falcons. "No one thinks we can do it, said. "Our season has not been a petitive. Also, Thompson, who lowing the same formula that next year. "It is important to stay togeth- complete disappointment. We gained All-MAC second teatn but we want to go out and get has been implemented over the Following the completion of er as a pack and finish ahead of had some very positive perfor- honors for the Falcons, needs to past three weeks. the District meet, the team will other teams," Thompson said. have a strong performance in mances. It is just a shame that we Michigan," Thompson said. "Even though it is our last, we be given a small recess that will are approaching it the same as last until after Thanksgiving have not quite experienced the SOCCER- we would any other meet," Mar- break. success that these guys deserve." tin said. "We would like to end Following this short break, Flaute added his thoughts on Continued from page six. on the season. the season with a lot of quality these dedicated runners will the season. Goalkeeper begin training and conditioning the best team." en's Soccer efforts." "The transition to a new coach Scott Vallow Junior Dan Haute added, "We for the impending track season, and spending time with people The Falcons will again have to has recorded rely on the defense as they do not Championship Game are taking a relaxed attitude. We which everyone on the team on the team were probablv the 10 shutouts feels will be a very rewarding have the scoring threats they've need to just relax and enjoy the most memorable momenta for with 75 saves meet." one. had in the past. It could be anoth- and a .71 me, personally," Flaute said. "I er match where neither team Bowling Green (10-7-2) Looking toward next year, the "We have a lot of talent," Mar- goals-against Falcon cross country team will tin said. "We are looking to put think the best thing is the assur- scores the lone goal until the average in vs. Akron (16-2-1) ance that we are building a waning moments. That was the be losing some the conference meet behind us, 1770:57 of invaluable performers and and have a very positive track strong team for the future. The case against Kentucky when work in the Fred Degand scored the game- p.m. Sarurdaj class individuals. This includes season." future looks bright for Bowling net. His aver- both team captains in seniors In retrospect, the team feels as Green cross country.' winner in the 117th minute. age ranks 15th "In the second half, we real- in the nation ized we needed to score a goal to He also owns 1997; BG 1, Akron 0 SWIMMING^ win the game," forward Bobby the school- Continued from page seven. Biggs said. "We were just more record with 42 brings the team down," sopho- has been under the weather this focused in our offensive third shutouts. more Bill Rochl said. "If we get week but should be ready for 1996: BG 4, Kent. said. "This is a wonderful chance and that's how we scored. It just The Falcons close to them and race a good this weekend's action. Johnsen is to swim against one of the great clicked. It had a little to do with will also enter medley, hopefully it will get the a vital part of BG's swimming patience. We just had to get it the game with 995: BG 2, Akron 0 programs in the country." team going." attack and will help put some done and we did." the same men- One of the big goals for the Another goal is for the team to points up for the Falcons. The Zips will probably offer tality as the orange and brown this weekend improve across the board on The other area where BG will BG's toughest challenge, as they tournament 1994: Miami 3, BG 1 (Of) will be to jump off to a good their times. Julian believes look for some quality points is did during the regular season. games in Ken- start. Julian believes that the last everyone needs to see they are diving. Senior Jeff Allen and The deep Zips, led by Michael tucky — win ■ two weeks the men did not live getting faster. This will help not sophomores Josh Clungston and Apple, the 1998 MAC Player-of- to advance. up to getting out to a good start, only at the present time but also Kris Waechter will hope to add the-Year, and Justin Millard have They know a the seniors reacted knowing it which affected the team. down the road as they near the to the Falcon attack with a good many offensive weapons. The loss is the end of the season and might be their last game," "When we lose the medley end of the season. showing on the one and three Zips like to shoot whenever they the end of the career for seniors relay (the opening event) it Junior captain Matt Johnsen meter boards. have a half-chance to score. Vallow, Darren Niles and Nick Schokora said. "It made the "There's great balance on the Kolliniatis. underclassmen want to play for team," Mahler said. "If you con- "Now you're going to have to everyone else." centrate on one player, things can DIVING- plav with confidence," midfield- Peop'.e might think Akron has break down defensively in other er Chris Kraft said. "Everyone is a major advantage playing at Continued from page seven. Sullivan stated the keys to the compete hard. If these things all areas. We're ready to stay there going to have to play as if they team's success. occur, we should reach our goal as long as it takes to win the home, but the Falcons are not are seniors. It's going to be a Ohio State. However, the meet "The team needs to swim of beating Toledo." game. If we do it in regulation, game where you only have a few concerned. They won out there vs. Toledo is the one that carries well, and have season best great. If it comes down to penal- chances. We're a good defensive in 19% and 1997. Plus, eight of The women's meet Saturday ty kicks, that's also fine. Our goal team. I'm sure we're going to BG's 23 players are from the more weight, and more empha- times," Sullivan said. "Beyond begins at 1:00 p.m. at Cooper is to keep the slate clean and stop those chances and finish Cleveland area, and most have sis for BG. that, we need to have fun, and Pool. knock one or two in." ours." seen action at Jackson Field. The team's defensive philoso- Freshman back Adam Schoko- "I don't think you could ask phy has carried them during the ra believes the younger guys last couple games. They've for a better environment," understand the importance of outscored ihe opposition 14-4 Mahler said. "I think it'll be a while winning seven of their last playing in a tournament. great game. I hope a lot of people Support Falcon nine games. The Falcons have "It was interesting to see how from this aiea can get out there outscored the opposition 22-14 and watch it and be a part of it." 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Doc TkeT«p2B All games Saturday at 7 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Agreed to terms Watson pitching coach and Ben Ogilvie coach At Cin. Princeton Viking Stadium M m compiled from wire sources with RHP Mike Timlin on a four-year contract of Hickory of the South Atlantic League. *j The Associated Press Cin. St. Xavier (8-1) vs. Cin. Winton Woods (9-l)_ Named Marv Fblty first-base coach and Bruce SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Agreed to Kison pitching coach terms with OF Ellis Burks on a two-year con- The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press college football poll. At Mlddletown Barnltz Stadium CLEVELAND INDIANS-Named Dave tract. with fast-place votrs In parentheses, records through Nov. 7. total points Cin. Colerain (10-0) vs. Centervule (9-1) ■ MLB wmmmmmmmmmmi Keller hitting coordinator. FOOTBALL based on 25 points for a first place vote through one point for a 25th place vote and ranking in previous poll At Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium SEATTLE MARINERS-Agreed to terms National Football League Canton McKinley (8-1) vs. Massillon Jackson (8-2) with RHP [ose Mesa on a two-year contract. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Named Lewis Socks look to Named |im Slaton pitching coach for Tacoma of C. Merletti vice president and director of stadi- Record Pis Pv At Mansfield Senior Arlin Field thePCL. • um and security affairs. 1. Tennessee 1461 8-0 1.718 2 2. Kansas SI. |I9| 90 1.677 4 Marion Harding (9-1) vs. North Canton Hoover (9- National League HOCKEY 3. UCLA {41 8-0 1.615 3 1) ' replace Vaughn LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to National Hockey League 4. Florida 8-1 I.SI6 5 At Milliard Darby terms with INF Juan Castro on a two-year con- NHL—Suspended Tampa Bay D Enrico 5 Honda SI III 9-1 1.510 6 Red Sox general manager Dan tract Ciccone for one game and fined him $1,000 for S.TeasAAM 9-1 1.319 7 Grove City (9-1) vs. Westerville South (7-3) Duquette hit the road Thursday NEW YORK METS-Agreed to terma with elbowing Marc Savard of the New York 7. Ohio SI 8-1 1.311 1 At Westerville North Warrier Field RHP Masato Yoshii on a two-year contract. Rangers in a game on Nov. 10. 8 Wisconsin 9-0 1.309 8 Gahanna Lincoln (10-0) vs. Upper Arlington (10-0) needing to fill several vacancies: a PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Named Marty DETROIT RED WINGS—Assigned D Yan 9 Aittona 8-1 1.189 10 first baseman, a slugger, a .300 Brown manager, Scott Lovekamp pitching Golubovsky to Adirondack of the AHL. 10. Arkansas 8-0 1.171 II At Parma Byers Field hitter and a team leader. coach and |eff Livesay coach of Altoona of the PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Acquired RW. 11 Nebraska 8-2 931 14 Cleve. St. Ignatius (8-2) vs. Shaker Heights (10-0) Eastern League; Curtis Wilkerson manager, Keith Jones from the Colorado Avalanche for 12. Notre Dame 7-1 899 13 DIVISION II All because one man. Mo 13 Missouri 7-2 752 18 Blaine Beatty pitching coach and Ramon LW Shron Podein All games Friday at 7:30 p.m. Vaughn, didn't like what Duquette Sambo coach of Wiliuunsport of the New York- TAMPA BAY UGHTN INC.—Recalled D 14 Tulane 8-0 747 15 Penn League, Scott Lime manager and Jim Mike Mi Bain from Cleveland of the IHL. IB. Michigan 72 729 22 At Dayton Welcome Stadium was offering and decided not to 16. Virginia Tech 7-1 722 15 return to the only organization he's 17. Georgia 62 596 19 New Carlisle Tecumseh (10-0) vs. Washington CH played for since he became a pro in 18. Texas 7 2 577 20 Miami Trace (8-2) 1989. Duquette left Naples. Fla., Browns hire Lewis as crime dog 19. Perm Si 6 2 575 9 At Faii-field 20. Oregon 7-2 498 21 Cin. Roger Bacon (8-2) vs. Lebanon (9-1) site of the negotiations, to pursue The Associated Press news conference to introduce Merletti. 21 Virginia 7-2 360 12 other free agents, team spokesman Browns president Carmen Policy 22 Georgia Tech 6-2 315 23 At Kent State University Dix Stadium Kevin Shea said. Lewis Merlettit the Secret Service called his newest hire an "outstanding 23 Air Force 8-1 260 25 Chardon (10-0) vs. Dover (9-1) director who tried unsuccessfully to keep manager who has demonstrated 24 Miami 5-2 244 24 25. Wyoming 8-1 69 At Youngs. Boardman Spartan Stadium "He had planned all along to do his agents from testifying in the Monica sound judgment throughout his career, — this" even if Vaughn had signed, Lewinsky investigation, is retiring to Unlontown Lake (9-1) vs. East Liverpool (9-1) often under the most demanding condi- Others receiving votes West Virginia 38. Southern Cal 36. Syracuse 30. At Findlay Donnell Stadium Shea said. coordinate security for the new Cleve- tions." Kentucky 20. Michigan St. 5. Alabama 4. Texas Tech 4. Marshall 2, Colorado Vaughn, who topped Boston land Browns. He argued that allowing agents to tes- 1. Purdue 1. Sylvanla Southview (9-1) vs. Tiffin Columbian (9- with 40 homers and a .337 batting Merletti, who protected Presidents tify in the Lewinsky investigation would 1) Reagan, Bush and Clinton, will become average last season, earned $6.6 endanger future presidents. He reasoned At Maumee Kazmaier Stadium the Browns vice president and director of that a president who did not trust the dis- Bowling Green (8-2) vs. Celina (8-2) million in the last year of a three- stadium and security affairs. The AP poll and coverage of college football can be found at cretion of his protectors would try to http;// www.aptop25.com At Solon Stewart Field year contract. The Browns scheduled an afternoon keep his distance from them. Women's soccer team looks forward to next season □ Young Falcons take For the Bowling Green a team and proved that we could we will know where everyone could adjust to college life and "I have definitely learned a lot women's soccer team, this play well in the big games will be at all times." soccer, and the older girls helped this year," Gleixner said. "It is experience and phrase will be used and a posi- against the big teams." BG has drastically improved them through it." due to the training and the help positive outlook into tive outlook for next season is Since the team is in its second from the 1997 season when they Individually, the Falcons of the older girls getting me next season. being inscribed in the players' year and has 14 freshmen, eight finished 6-12-0 overall and 1-6-0 flourished by having all the adjusted to playing Division I heads. sophomores, two juniors and one in the MAC. They recorded an members of the team seeing ade- soccer." The Falcons ended the 1998 senior, BG was considered a impressive four more wins in the quate playing time and having With next season a long way two members receiving all-con- season with a record of 8-11-1 young team. But with only one conference and two more wins ahead, the Falcons continue their ference awards. Gleixner and By PETE STELLA overall and 4-5-1 in the Mid- member graduating, BG will be overall. conditioning and weight lifting freshman defenseman Beth The BG News to prepare for the fall but not American Conference. BG's sea- back with a fury next fall. "We played well this year, but Wechsler received All-MAC hon- "There is always next year." son was cut short after an intense "We went from never playing there is always room for ors with Wechsler being named before a well-deserved break. This famous phrase has been 2-1 overtime loss to Northern Illi- together as a team to a team that improvement," Piccirillo said. to the second-team. Gleixner "We are looking to fill in a few used by such teams as the Buffa- nois Nov. 6. advanced to the MAC champi- "The freshmen this year were not made the first team, being the holes that we have," Piccirillo lo Bills, the Denver Broncos and "You gotta lose the big one onship game," freshman forward your typical freshmen that come first-ever BGSU first-team pick. said. "We are hoping to get some the Cleveland Indians after great before you can win the big one," and final points leader Tracy off the bench and are a little She ranks as the Falcon's career good talent for next year and end regular seasons saw no champi- coach Tom Piccirillo said. "We Gleixner said. "Next year, we shaky. These girls proved scoring leader after only one up in the top of the conference onships in the postseason. took some giant steps this year as will play better as a team because throughout the season that they year. next fall." 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For more p.m. Finally, on Thursday, the Medina High School Men's Cho- excuse not to be there! poem, any subject or style, to information contact Mike Ham- French film "Western." directed ruses will perform at the Invita- The National Library of Poetry. mer at hammerm@bgnet or Sara by Manuel Poirier. will be shown tional. Tickets for the concert 'Woza Albert' Free poetry Suite. 1 Poetry Plaza. Owlngs Waggoner at waggons@bgnet. at 8 p.m. All of these events are are priced at $7 for adults and contest open to Mills. MD 21117-6282 or visit free and open to the public. $5 for students and senior citi- opens Wednesday www.|)oetry.com. Poems should Film events at zens. To order tickets, call 372- BG students be no longer than 20 lines. 8171 or 1-800-589-2224. Woza Albert!, a Men's Chorus, The University's Jazz Lab fast-paced, witty play The National the Gish Theater 'Prairie Margins' Band I. under the direction of about politics, Library of Poetry This Sunday. Nov. string quartets, Russell Schmidt, will give a free oppression and faith, has announced seeking fiction, art 15. noted author, concert at 8 p.m. in Kobacker will be staged at 8 that $48,000 In film historian and jazz & guitars on Nov. 16. Then, on Nov. 17. p.m. Nov. 18 to 21 prizes will be Prairie Margins. film collector Jan On Nov. 15. the the Classical Guitar Ensemble, and at 2 p.m. Nov. 21 In 411 awarded this year mIn the North the University's Wahl will present a * University Men's directed by Chris Buzzelli. will South Hall. Admission is $3 at American Open Poetry Contest. undergraduate liter- screening of the film Chorus, under the perform at 8 p.m. In Bryan i he door and seating is limited. Poets from the Bowling Green ary magazine, is cur- "Stage Struck' (1925) starring direction of Richard Recital Hall (also for free). The play contains partial nudity area, particularly beginners, are rently accepting submissions for Gloria Swanon at 3 p.m. in the Mathey. will present Finally, the Bowling Green and language that may be offen- welcome to try to win their fiction, art and poetry. The only Glsh Film Theater & Gallery In a high school invlta- n String Quartet will be featured sive to some audiences. \ ( page N-2 The BG News Friday, November 13, 1998 "Tribute," a bonus from their talent to play anything) are the norm on to Phish's many bor- video disc. Throughout 311 here. derline-obsessive Line, the band revs up the This album is 14 tracks of thoroughly fans, the very reality 'j, crowd and launches into musi- boring "original" Christmas songs by of the new Story of the cal improvisations, as they're 'N Sync and a couple covers of classic Ghost is major news. prone to do in concert, (drum- Christmas songs that are simply Since Hoisl, Phish has mer Sexton in particular.) In butchered. been steadfastly moving its songs in a By the third song you pretty much more accessible direction. Gone are the me. The main thing I'm stumped by is concert, they just let the music know how every tune is going to sound. nonsensical, delirium-oriented lyrics, how incredible they sound live. ramble. Outbursts of lyrics and crowd The Christmas bells chime, then slowly the long fugues inserted in the middle . They're indistinguishable from their conversation show how much 311 digs fade away as the keyboards start play- of songs and the self-satisfying doo- studio recordings. Thai shows talent. So their audience. ing the same five notes over and over dling, blended with an intellectually many live albums out there sound just Having seen them in concert, I think again. After awhile, the lead "singer" challenging structure that often inspired like that: live. Who wants to hear bad many folks haven't looked past their starts wailing, "Oh, Ah, Hmmm, a good many late night, patchouli oil- sound equipment and loud audiences alien /pseudo-Buddhist packaging to Hmmm," then the backups start going, laden bakefests. in the background of their favorite see what these guys are all about. They "Ooohhh." Soon, the drum beat kicks in With Story of the Ghost, Phish band? Portishead's sound is as clean perform with energy and superb musi- and N Sync starts to shout out their attempts to say a lot more in a lot less and focused as ever on Roseland. cal talent. 311 Live shows their flexibility joys of Christmas. time (50 min.) without sacrificing a sin- Songs like "Only You," "All Mine" and creativity. 311 is not a studio band. And what boring joys they are. It gle thread of integrity. What we're left and "Cowboys" are some of the finer This CD proves their performing ability seems every song has the same lyrics. I with is a band that persists in creating points stressed from their album Por- and I hope will win over some doubts know the album's about Christmas, but an album with emotional, spiritual and tishead. Fans will definitely enjoy the that this band is all about image. These they could've put a little variety into it. intellectual value. The Ghost is made up "Dummy" tracks as well. With several guys have a great time with their music, Maybe they could have had each song of fourteen concise runes, each an amal- extra minutes of scratching on "Mys- and it shows. be about different aspects of Christmas. gamation of the various musical influ- terons" and a whole new, angrier ver- Although I was turned off by their Portishead: Instead, every song is about how great it ences (rock, jazz, funk, bluegrass, Latin, sion of "Sour Times (Nobody Loves Transistor album, this CD brings me is that the singer is spending Christmas classical) which have defined the band's Me)," this is a great record for anyone back to what I like about 311. If funky with his family and girlfriend, and how sound for more than 15 years. Roseland Live NYC thinking of jumping into the Portishead alternative music is your thing, then much he loves everyone. The seventh studio album from this 1998-Go! Beat/London scene. check out 311 Live. It gives a second I'm sure many of you that are read- versatile band from Vermont begins -Michael Planicka chance for old favorites and newer, Explicit record scratching doesn't underplayed songs. Even if you have all ing this and actually like 'N Sync are with a jazzy swirl of funk in "Ghost." seem to blend well with a full orchestra, their CDs, this is still a good one to grab. thinking, "That's not right, he shouldn't Mike Gordon, the often underrated unless you're referring to the London- There are some alternative versions, review an album if he hates that type of member of this quartet, is given ample based group Portishead. such as "Nix Hex." And, of course, it's music." But you're wrong. I don't hate time to stand tall. This comes as a wel- The trip-hop triplet of Geoff Barrow, just good to hear them live again. 'N Sync because they're an unoriginal come surprise as Gordon's stylish bass Beth Gibbons and Adrian Utley have -Natalie Miller pop band. I like pop music, especially is heard resonating strongly throughout given birth to their first official live '80s pop. the entire album. album, Roseland Live NYC. With nine No, I hate 'N Sync because they're From here, Phish busts loose with tracks recorded at the Roseland ball- completely void of anything remotely "Birds of a Feather," a song which has room in New York City last July, Por- resembling talent. If they actually write received ample television (Letterman, tishead has been captured in their ele- their own songs, which I doubt, they Farm Aid) and radio time as of late. It's a ment and can now perform in your liv- can't seem to write anything worth lis- good one, but "Guyute" is the gem that ing room. Backed by a full orchestra, the tening to. And the fact that there are Phish faas have longed for. At over group plays eleven of their most emo- almost no real instruments on the entire eight minutes in length, "Guyute" is by tion-robbing arrangements. album, just backbeats, make me have far one of the most structurally The band might still be remembered even less respect for them. Pop music arranged, yet raw-sounding Phish for their depression-driven single "Sour this bad makes me yearn for Debbie songs to be laid down in years. At times Times (Nobody Loves Me)," which 311:311 Live Gibson. it seems to subtly tease the listener with appeared on their first album Dummy. 1998-Capricorn This is a bad album, to put it lightly. bits and pieces of songs from days gone Since then they've hidden in electroni- It's bad from the first "Ooohhhh" to the bye. And when it comes to an end we ca's shadow with the release of their The advantage of releasing a live CD last "Hmmmm." This is the first Christ- yearn for more, and Phish delivers. second full-length album Portishead. is that you can put your band back in mas album I've ever heard that has While "Guyute" is a gem, the synco- pated, multi-textured "Limb by Limb" With so many bands today finding com- record stores without producing all- 'N Sync: Home for made me question the existence of God. is a vein of gold. It may be the catchiest fort in being called "electronic" or new material. It placates fans until a -James Eldred "rock," Portishead finds little solace in new album can be released. It also pro- Christmas and most complete tune on Ghost. Here, either. the musicians are given the chance to vides more familiarity with the artists; 1998 -RCA Records Popularity for Portishead has been the kind of antics you pay for at a con- showcase their talents without resorting cultivated in the listener that needs cert. 12-year-old girls of the world rejoice: to showboating. From drummer Jon nothing but emotion, one who can rum- And 311 is known for its stage antics. the new 'N Sync album is out! And bet- Fishman's subtle, yet expert, use of mage through the beats, the scratches, Nick Hexum, P-Nut, SA, Chad Sexton ter yet, it's a Christmas album, just in polyrhythms, to the guru of guitar him- the trumpets, and discover Beth Gib- and Tim Mahoney are a kooky bunch. time for ... Thanksgiving. self, Trey Anastasio's lickity-split bons' vocal fever. It would be too easy Their shows feature lots of interaction It is without a doubt one of the first melodic fingering. This song proves to classify Portishead as a London- with the crowd, with the band jumping Christmas albums out this year. That's that the sum is greater than its parts, based electronic beat-machine. They've around the stage with hyper-enthusi- the only good thing I can say about it. If which is a direct reflection of the band's got lyrics that can trick most any mod- asm. In the last three years, they've rode one band can capture the spirit of talent. ern poet, and beats that you can't dance high on the popularity wave. Christmas, it is definitely not 'N Sync. From "Limb by Limb," the band to in an all-too-good way. Most true fans know that their self- This is worst Christmas album I have leads us along an emotional wave of Their music is definitely not a "party- titled album was not their first. In fact, it ever heard. deep, dark and pleasant moods for the to-go sound." It's something more like a was their fourth. 311 Live is a great way It's the perfect example of a lame rip- Phish: The Story of remainder of our trip. As the psychedel- mind-experience, crippled by heavy to draw attention to those lesser known off of a rip-off (Backstreet Boys), who ic sounding "Frankie Says" begins, we beats. Their live album answers the CD's and reintroduce old songs to some are a rip-off of a lame band (Spice Girls), the Ghost feel ourselves sinking to the eerie question, "Is the band as good live as in so they're just three-times removed depths of our minds only to resurface new fans. 1998-Elektra the studio?" It's got quality tunes (not even all of from being bad. Crippled and dreadful- amongst the tranquil loneliness of This record is so good it almost the best ones), but a good selection from ly sappy love ballads accompanied by In October, Phish released its first "Brian and Robert." frightens me. I've listened to it countless each album. The CD even includes a synthetically produced instruments, studio album since 1996's Billy Breathes. 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Wooster BGSU CAMPUS PHONE DIRECTORY i i ; i , '- A . * Friday, November 13, 1998 The BG News page N-3 Columnist unfairly criticizes 'Classified X* exposes film racism The Associated Press feel," Van Peebles, who acts as on- Mark Daniels. student reactions to urban legends screen guide, challenges us in the The film makes Its U.S. televl LOS ANGELES (AP) opening frames. slon debut 10 p.m. EST Friday on. — You know those After reading Robert Szorady's article in The cizes that, "We should actually reflect on the Backing up the dare: shots of cable's BET Movles-STARZ!3 after feel-good movie com- BG News, I was compelled to write a note of grave consequences of being so gullible to the quivering, knee-knocking black a Sundance Film Festival pre- rebuttal. latest fad or gossip." Szorady, however, has pilations, the clip Jobs miere, an award-winning stop at that string together men. Shirley Temple chastising a The article "Won't Get Fooled Again" (10/30) neglected to reflect that The BG News may have the Urbanworld Film Festival In scene after scene from dim-looking black servant, a sup- was a teasing article aimed at students who planted the Little Bo Peep murder idea into an ill New York and an Academy Award- classic films to let us wallow In the posedly comic scene of a black were disturbed by the Little Bo Peep rumors. mind, considering the possibility of such a Joy of Hollywood fantasy? having a telephone conversation qualifying theater run. His article was in the same BG News paper deranged copycat is not irrational. with a monkey. "Classified X" Is not one of Let That's Entertainment" glo- which has also published a front page article I strongly disagree with Szorady's latter arro- "Classified X" takes the blame rify Hollywood; "Classified X" calls back in October about the "urban legend." gant criticisms of frightened students. To be them. It Is an unsparing, blunt attack on how blacks have been off DW. Griffiths "Birth of a it to task. The October report explained the story about acute to risk factors is to be mindful of one's portrayed In American cinema. Nation" as the birthplace of movie The film kicks off a monthlong someone dressed in a Little Bo Peep costume own well-being. The BG News should know Seen through filmmaker Melvin racism and spreads It around. salute by the cable channel to Van who is said to massacre 10-12 females. It was that there are underlying criminal consequences Van Peebles' eyes, the picture Is Stereotypes of "chlcken-chomp- Peebles' work. Including his also reported in the paper that the police were of freedom of speech taken to a bad end. Editors ugly. ing. raping, quaking darkles" did- groundbreaking. X-rated "Sweet not taking the rumors lightly for they were and staff members of The BG New» could per- Tell you what: You take those n't start with Griffith's 1915 silent Sweetback's Baad Assss Song." aware that a copycat could emerge to fulfill the haps benefit from a semester course on ethics in rose-colored glasses off and 111 and certainly didn't end there. Van which in 1971 helped bring a cer- prophecies. A week later, Szorady, staff member the press as offered by some universities such as loan you a special pair of colored Peebles tells us In "Classified X." tain black perspective to movies of The BG News, has the audacity to publicly John Carroll in Cleveland. folks' shoes. Let's see how they written by him and directed by with a vengeance. criticize those who were frightened by the It was irresponsible news reporting to pub- rumors that were spread by his BG News. lish the "urban legend" story. The use of their MUSIC Fear, though Szorady may call you a First Amendment rights served as fuel to the fire "scaredy-cat," is not always pathological. It is of fearful students and may have risked the ->• Continued from N-1 popular stuff. Tune into your the Beastie Boys, "If s much bet- certainly wise to respond with caution when security of the community. out there is turning into their college radio stations. Ask for ter on your constitution." suggestions from local record I just know I couldn't get faced with rumors that speak of violence. Szo- Erin Jindra parents. Yet. rady made the shallow suggestion in his Friday Sophomore stores that might fit the three through a day of school or life So I say get out there and find without my music. article that we are all old enough to resist gossip Graphic Design/ records you already own. some unique music that might and to not believe everything we hear. He criti- Elementary Ed. It will do wonders for your Contact Michael Planicka at be able to do more for you than emotional balance, and to quote mikeap0bgnet.bgsu.edu pause, to stop and think about it for a moment. PHISH But, rightfully, the vast majority of people took it RESPONSE * Continued from N-2 "Wadding in the Velvet Sea." is a very good album. The more as the urban legend that it was. Fortunately, the band won't you listen, the more you'll hear, Ms. Jindra's criticism of my "arrogant" To let something like that actually affect one's the psychotherapist is in order, remarks puts my remarks into the minority: a I'hish slowly brings us back to allow us to end on a somber and the more you hear, the more well-being seems rather silly, even if they did get note, as they toss the funky little you'll enjoy. band of elitists looking down on the rightfully reliable information from Oprah, Nostradamus, reality with the bouncy blue- number "Mama Dance" our It certainly isn't as structural- frightened populace of Bowling Green State or whoever. I am glad to get feedback of any grass of "Water in the Sky." Pos- University. But, I appeal, what did the majority sibly summing up the feelings way. ly sophisticated as Rift, or as kind, but this criticism of my criticism is rather Some may judge and then dis- ambitious as the ever popular of the readers think? unnecessarily puritanical. experienced in the previous miss Ghost on the basis of a ditty junta, or as radio friendly as Billy Out of everyone I have asked, I have found Robert Szorady three tunes is "Roggae," a song no sensible person who, in the end, took the that acts as an excellent segue- or two, instead of the complete Breathes, rather, Sfory of the Ghost rumors seriously. I am sure it gave most people NOW columnist Robtrt Szorady can be readied at szo- way into the beautiful and package, which is understand- is an embodiment of all three. rady9bgnet.bgsu.edu thought-provoking anthem able, but a dam shame, since this -Michael DiPalma Delta Sigma Pi Study Abroad Oriental ton ,esm guitar Jason Quicfc Freetanc* Musi- 4 Dec. Graduation tickets needed. 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Trival to WO CHANGING TIMES HAIR SALONS AOII' Lil Lindsay Jarratl * AOII Support Our THROUGH NOV. 18. STOP BY IM OFFICE, continents with ona program. No prior French and SIGMA ALPHA E PSILON 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE. FOR AN APPLI- study necessary Into meeting Tuaa. Nov. 17. Senior Portraits are offering $5 haircuts AOII- New Members-AOP CATION AND TO SIGN UP FOR AN INTER- apm at French House (opp McDonald Quad.) CalNow THIS SATURDAY ONLYl Advertisers New members: Gel excited for Sunday' Soon VEW. INTERVEWS ARE LIMITED. ON A or contact AYA office 372-7146.223 Shaua). Senior Portraits FromBi.m. to3p m. Tell them you saw their CalNow you will know all AOII has to offer youl FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS AND Changing Times at 1616 E. Wooster ad* In the Newel CHICAGO Senior portraits are being taken tor one week 354-2244 AOII' New Members * AOII WILL BE HELD NOV. 19-20, Take a chartered pi vale bus to Chtcago tor only. II you were unable to gel an appointment shopping on Sat., November 21. Leave Per- last Bme, this is your chance. Can now lo TREAT YOURSELF"! rysburg at 7am. Breakaui and supper included schedule a sitting. Portraits taken from tor t7Srseai Call Ann at 354-4412 tor detads. lOam-fipm daily m the Key yearbook office 28 Nswta AT Attention Athletes/Body Builders Sponsored by Bowling Green Preoson Skat- West Hal. Call now 372 8634 Don't be left out of Ihe Hieioric ifJW Key Yearbook. ing Team. $«■$$ Big Boy If we don't have it, you don't need it! NET - RX only $33.00 Read the BG News daily !!! NEWI BGSU STOP IN SOON AND SEE student discounts WHAT'S NEW FOR YOU! MYOPLEX 42 pack $63.00 ANDRO - 50 only $40.00 from BG's preferred Redeem this coupon for a I We have guaranteed lowest prices on Mel-Rx, EAS, UVING CANVAS Internet provider. FREE CUP OF COFFEE Designer Protein, Energy bars, foods, and drinks, 445 E. Wooster • 354-5203 with the purchase of any ' Workout Apparel & much more1 DACOR Bruakfast Enfree. Perrysburg I Valid only at Big Boys Family Sfettl Power Source "In the vault" .OMfUTI* 9VSTIMS Restaurants of Northwest Ohio. Vitamin Outlets E. So. Boundary m 1 Tattoo &• Body Piercing Go ahead - ask our customers j Limit one per coupon. f? Pcrrysburg Fon Meigs Plaza 519 W. Wooster St, BG j Not valid with other offers, fr 148 E. South Boundary (Next io Alteration's Express) Hospital type sterilization/health department 352.3568 www.dacor.net Serving the world from BG since 1975. {■Mill 12-31-98 ACCT.#5 872-0099 licensed B.G.'s oldest established tattoo shop. DONT MISS OUT How leasing for FALL 99 . J&ss5fT\ /^jjpw -tyE""""7 Beginning November 9th the Pheasant Room J ■2Bedrooma Use wr tain to saw \ peooe&DeOu. your 6rdin Irom d Stroke. will be accepting Debit Dining Select l^-nni to cull "M 1 i|iu.kly if you liave oiic or more symptom* of simLr. liir MMUfamM m m* Mile of ilw fnrr or«nw limh. MMkicJi iliritfH'v* or lo« of vision, loan of *|-rcrli. suHilrii MTVCJY hc,u.arfn' oi ili//iiM » ikng »'iih il»r MIMIVC sigiw. (.nil 1-H00-VIIA- WKi l s\ 1 io Irani nan. Orm hup// American Heart flfft Accepting Debit Dining Select, Come see us for a complete listing of locations ww» imilin onf cm tlw ftml.1 Unit- ttrh AxuKiMionJ^W BIG CHARGE, PREFERRED PROPERTIES Faculty/Staff & Department Charges, 530 Maple St. 419-352-9378 MasterCard, VISA, Discover and cash i page N-4 The BG News Friday, November 13, 1998 Friday'! and Saturday's Spring Braak - Book Now and Saval , ORDER New wedding dress. Size 16 white. $350. Cal Fnre room house available no«. Ouiet neigri- al KAMIKAZES Wa work through top spring break companies. ENTRY 410-677-0482. borhood. no pen 3s;-5a?S S>M>»OfWl 60'a aryj 90's dance Don't gat ripped off by 800 fa. Fully insured Siamese kittens, chocolate. 3 mos, 1st shots M.75-S7.25 Graduate studenl needed to sublease apl. now and bonded Campus World Travel 352-7889 $125.665-2552. or spring semester. Great. 1 bdrm., very new. ASH for Denny. Hickory Farms it now hiring full and pan o ma seasonal Order Entry psrsonnsJ lo input order* STRATOCASTEH Made m the USA. Black. dean and spacious, central at. off street park- INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE BY 3 P M ON Thursdays al KAMIKAZES into our order processing system. Positions are perlect cond First $550.00. Firm. Carwn ing, on site laundry. No pets S35u7mo. Call NOV 19 IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE FOR Dimers Irom 7-9 pm Holdsworth Model. Beautiful quilled maple top Rachel (coaect) C 1 816-798-2927 M.W TRACK a FIELD. open now through December on day. evening Dollar pitchers al night long and third shift, during the week and on week- Cnmson Fled finish, flawless cond. $1100.00 J«mi. ends $.75 par hour th.fi differential on third New-Sell Fusl $575.00 firm. 639-3623. Houses t Ouple.es lor 1999-2000 school Good Luck lh» Sunday Tuesdays at KAMIKAZE'S shift. Mutt have base computer and typing year, 1 to 3 person homes avail. - 12 month Show us you'ra lough. Swing is Here skiis. Positions are also open tor customer leaae only starting ti May - Sieve Smith Keep your voioa in tuna Lessons from 9:30pm-10:30pm service and clerical personnel. Attendance in- FOR RENT 352-8917 ■ end know your slutfll centives, generous employee discount, and DJ Patrick Keenan Houses -1.2. and 3 bedroom professional supervision. Apply in person at Spins swing music all night furnished apts . for W 00 our corporate offices MorvFn from Kandra. "99-00 SV ♦ 2nd sem Lease 99' schoolyear.352-74S4. Tima is really going fast 9;00am-7O0pm SATURDAYS 10:00am lo Houses and Apts. And I know you ait having a blastl USMC OFFICER PROGRAMS 2:00pm. Hickory Farms, 1506 Hdand Rd., Listing Avail. 316 E. Merry S3 Review His near College Students. All Majors Maumee. OH 43S37 EOE. Can mail listings Houses and Apis. listing Avail 316 E. Merry 13 So don Hear Summer internship at Officer Candidate Please call 353 0325 PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES Can mail listings Ramambar to say your into out loud School-NO school year requirements NorbaM Rubber Company, a OS000O regis- Please can 353-0325 I have no doubt you'll make me proud Now accepting applications tered manufacturer of polymer products for the 1 bedroom apt. $275 • utilities. Call 352-2267 * 1 male needed to This is your tima to shinel Can 1-800-8927318 automotive industry has openings. Share 2 bdrm. apt Love Diana 1 fm sbt. needed for beautiful 3 bdm. home on We offer a competitive wage with an incentive E. Wooster Immediaieiy or spring sem Own room 2nd sem. 99. plan, based on individual effort. Also provided Wednesday's at KAMIKAZE'S 353-9271 StephH. Lil Bryn. is a benefits package that includes- hearth. L«Tt] Karaoke with Rich Mchels dental, prescription, vision, life insurance, pen- 2 BOR apt for rani starting Jan 1.99. Landlord I want to wish you luck from 10-2 Large efficiency apt 1/2 bkx* Irom campus. because Review II is coming up ton, and 401 (k) plans. Paid vacations and pays gas. water, sewer Rent negotiable. Cal Available 12/1 *220/mo.. rent includes uBIi- I know yoult do line holidays are alto furnished benefits. 353-1226. Ask for Sam. ties 688<541 You must be able to work any shift. Manufac- because you're rha besiest line ol mine" 2 bdrm furnished apts. Looking for your own apartment? Subfeaser Love. Your Big Heather turing experience is preferred. A pre- 352-7454 WANTED employmenidrug screen is reouirad EOE needed immediately lor spacious, fully lumi- Applications will be taken Monday, 11/16/98 shed apartment Across Irom McDonald Dining Lil Megan through Friday. I1/20r96 from 8 30 am. nil 2 bedroom apt for rent. Hall. »290/mo Length ol lease negoiable Good Luck @ Review II 4 oo p.m. at: Start Jan. v. -99 Call Laura® 352-2714. Make your family proud 2 bdrm apt i ir2 bath. 1-4 subleasers spring NORBALT RUBBER $49(Vnonth * alec. 352-6627 Your Big earn. Free shuttle avail. $54STno. Can 587 West Broadway Meed female subfeaser lor spnng semester. Caryn 353-1437. . N. Baltimore, OH 2*4 subleasers needed lor spnng semester Cedarwood Apis. Own room 337.50/mo. Great location, dose to campus' AC a private 2 eubfeaeera needed for spring semester 2 RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT SPECtAUST $50Smo . water included. 840 Siith St., Apt. parking. Please call 354-8367 UTJtn bdrm.. 1 1/2 bath turn. apt. S520/mo. Contact Behavioral Connections of Wood County is B Cali354-7i67orRE.Mgmt. Delta Srg roses are red Greg or Kan at 353-2355 looking for Full-Time Midnight staff and several 217 South College-- i 5 blocks from Manna Owner (fluent in Spanish) wtH share large furn. Irs colors are purple & gold Part-Time staff for 24-hour Suppervised Group Hall. 3 BR House, tenants pay all 1*8., sec. house in BG wirh 2 students Preferred grad. Remember everything you've read Apt. available lor spring semester Home in North Baltimore Responsibilities in- dep.. $525/mo. Available immedialely students, enchange sludenls. prolessors And Sunday you'll be good as gold t340/monlh. Call 354-7010. clude direct care and supervision of two For more Information or to sign a teaee. Large bdrms. 2 burning fireplaces, laundry, Your Big. MR/DD and mental health consumers. Expe- kitchen, fg. wooded property. (300 ind. al utrl. Female subfeaser needed. Spnng semester. contact Arbor Enterprleee st 354-2854. Mssns. rience with this population is essential. Must be Avail. Jan. 352-5523. fv. message after 800 Own room. 353-5190. Locally owned and managed. willing to work weekends and rotating holidays. p m. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Lisa. Graduation tickets needed Will pay Please Send resume to: 801 N College. Bowling A female subteaser is needed for Sublease' needed lor 1 bdrm apl. 2 blocks Youl have so much fun al Review 2 contact 3S2-5478. Green. OH 43402. EOE spnng/summer. 1 block from campus, own from campus. Jan. 1 » May 15 $370 a month You'll be lumping for joy' Responsible student needed lo meet my 10 room, private parking. Contact Tracy @ 354 2378 If anyone has aura graduation tickets for year old daugher after school and stay with her 353-4174 or tracyc@bgnet bgsu edu Subfeaser needed lor spring semester on December please contact Mcheile Barren at in my home for 1 1/2 hrs. each weekday. mbarret@bgnet ttgsu eau College Drive 2 bd'm apt $400 unl. mc 707 6th Street PHI KAPPA TAU ' PHI KAPPA TAU |7.S0mT.Cal 372-8603 or 353-1212. Non-smoking, 2 min. from campus, pets al- Can Jacob & 352-4898 Congratulations S3 Bryan Roberts Subleaser(s) spring semester lor 1 bdrm. apt. Valiet parking attendants needed ■owed 352-5951 after6 p.m. for bemg recognized as the Newly remodeled w'dishwasher. AC. free m Cleveland & Columbus during Subleasers wanted. 2 BDR apartment 724 6th Phi Kappa Tau brother of the weak cable plus HBO Call 354-0323. Female subteaser needed Dec. Excellent wage plus tips. St, Take over whole lease al *S00/monih til PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU Parking Solutions 888 469-7690. Own bdrm and bath. $200/month Subleeeere needed lor sprmg semester. S175 May Call 352 5099. monsh. Columbia Cta. 353-2332. Own room 354-5195 Secret Link* Megan Davis available. Good luck at Review II We know you'll do great. FOR SALE ji,i/ii theatre Secret bigs. HELPWANTED WE'RE LOOKIN Feezerwheat and Wizztewood www.greateaslem hollywood cr 1987 Toyota MR2. Runs great 5 speed $700. 353-5978 FOR A FEW Seror Port-aits SI 500 weekly potential mailing our circulars Call Now For into call 203319-2802 AAAA.i Early Specials) Cancun A Jamaica1 7 COOD MATES* 1 Still Know Senior Portraits nights Air & hotel From $3991 Includes Free Babysitter tor professor's toddlers 352-0189. 1 Awrtome Auttlr Ihemed rttlaurant CalNow food. Drinks. Parties tprmgbreaktravel.com teehl tnrrfjlrrd lndi> Idualt I'.r bl|[ fun What You Did Senior Portraits are being taken for one week Babysitter job for 4 children in Perrysburg 1 800-678-6386 and full time employment. only. If you ware unable to get an appointment 10-15 hrs. per week $8 SOrhr. Call Ann AAAA«i Early Specials' Panama City" Room The Outback Steakhouie will open toon In last ime. this is your chance. Can now to 1 419 872-6404 Last Summer with kitchen »129< Includes 7 Free Par&esl Flndlav. Ohio schedule a sitting. Portraits taken from BLAKELY ASSISTED LIVING CENTER CUR Daylona $149 New Hotspot-South Beach lOam-flpm darly in the Key yearbook office 28 ALL POSITIONS RENTLY HAS TWO PART-TIME POSITIONS $129' Cocoa Beach $1491 ipnngbreak- Nightly 7:00 9:30 West Hall. Call now-372 8KM Don't be lelt out AVAILABLE FOR PERSONAL CARE ASSIS- travel.com 1-600-676 6386 Apply In person. ol rhe Historic 1999 Key Yearbook TANTS FLEXIBLE HOURS. EXCEPTIONAL Mon-Fri 104 & Sal 10-3 Sat Sun Wed Mat PAY AND BENEFIT PACKAGE. WE ARE AAAA.i Early Spnng Break Specials) Baha- 2:00 4:30 LOOKING FOR MATURE INDIVIDUALS mas Party Cruse) 6 Days $279) Includes Most 930 Interstate Or. Special Offering of Culture A Language THAT CAN WORK INDEPENDENTLY M A Meals' Awesome Beaches. Nightlife' Departs Acrost from Holiday Inn Express Courses Spring 19M RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT EXPERI- from Florida I springbreaktravel.com Chinese 101 ENCE WITH OLDER ADULTS PREFERRED. 1-800-678-6386 Evay Saturday Beginning Chinese I (4cr , TR. 6-7:45) BUT NOT NECESSARY. PLEASE APPLY AT AAAA.I Spnng Break Travel was 1 of 6 small 12 Mdnight Contact Jiang Lan [email protected]) 600 STERLING OR . N. BALTIMORE. OHIO businesses m the US recognized by the Coun- BETWEEN900AM AND5O0PM EOE German 101 cil of Better Business Bureaus lor outstanding M0 tvlfl. hrr fc-o**- ElemLang&Cutll(4oMF 10:30-11.20) Child care. Morning and afternoon hours avail- ethics in the marketplace! sphngbreak- Elem LangS Curt I («cr.M+ 1230-120) able. High school diploma required Free child travel com 1-800-678-6386. Elem Lang » Cut! I |4cr. M-F 1 30-2:20) care for employees. Call 878-4190 m Chnstna Guenther |cguenth@bgnel) AKAI 10" Reel to Reel tape deck. Classy add Ruealan 101 CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT Workers earn Don to your stereo for onfy $250 00.639-3623 Elem Lang a Cult I (4cr.M-F 9 30-1020) up to $2,000.'month (wraps 8 benefits). Attention Mustang owners - Brand new alarm/ Upstairs at Contact Timothy Pogacar (pogacar@bgnat) World Traveli Land-Tour jobs up to 1 year cod bra. $100 lor both Call Kevin @ Department ol German, Russian. 85.000 »7.000/summer. Ask us howl 353-9450 A East Asian Languages 517-336-4235 Ext CS544I 372-2266. Computer (386) & Monitor $600. CD boom box. 20" TV. VCR. Microwave 354 3243 GROUP HOME SUPERVISOR SPRING 1999 PRACTCUM OPPORTUNI- Behavioral Connections of Wood County is Hondas $100 $500 TIES IN THE INTRAMURAL OFFICE FOR seeking a Full-Time Supervisor lor Group Pokes Impounds RECREATION AND SPORT MANAGEMENT Home serving two MR/CO and mental health Hondas, Chevyt. Jeept & Sport MAJORS APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW consumers m North Baltimore Second shift, Utilities. MUST SELLII IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND DUE includes direct care work as well as superviso- 1 800-522-2730x4558 NOV 24. INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD NOV ry duties. Bachelor's degree m the Human Ser- 30 DEC. 1. vices field and enperience with the MR/MI Ibanez 7 string electric guitar. Mini condition population necessary Send resume to 801 N. $1200 or best offer with case Call Chad & Weekend Planner Bods t Bath Care fnavu College. Boerlno. Green. OH 43402. EOE 373-0242 r Immediately worship pianist - $50 per service. Far-icJi* Community ol Christ Lutheran Church. [ot\ons 352-5101 Local manufacturer has immediate openings DJ Louth plays your favorite lor dependable, hard working individuals. Ap- Management Inc. jPotions ply between Sam 3pm 20584 Long Judson Rd.Weston.OH Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 music all night long. The Small floe.. '••! Cac«. rises' !ai Ye. Clor. Located al Ihe Woodland Mall Cinemark Theatres Saturda Newly Opened [| CINEMA 5 San an /CJE&CA • custom scented lotions Management Inc. TZ34 N. Main St. 354-0558 A DJ Louth plays your •gels Hilbdalc Apt*., (bdrm TovmhouiM very spe- • perfumes cious, full bant, 1-1*7 bath Kd car portl. 9 1/2- favorite music all fh« Waterboy (PG-13) 12 mo lease Starts M $900 • incense (12:30 3:00)5:15 7:30 9:45 night long. • candles Practical Magic (PG-13) • aromatherapy (12:20 2:50) 5:10 7:40 10:00 • designer - similar Antz (PG) Management Inc. Cigars for Sale • Play Pool fragrances available (12:40 2:30) 4:30 7:10 9:30 HUMak Aprs.. 2bdnn flu. very spacious. 9 fool ceiling, car pom. 9 I '2-12 mo leases Unbelievable Drink Specials 'The Siege (R) SurualScIO (12:50)4:00 7:00 9:50 The Wizard of Oz (G) (12:10 2:40) 5:00 7:20 9:40 1 FALL 1999 Leasing ■ ■ ^ Art about our $300 per mom sawm W •■' Management Inc. America's BEST Packages HilUdak Apts.. Large studios, high vaulted ceilings, unique floor ptan, car ports 9 1/2-12 Starts Monday Nov. 2 CANCUN MAZATLAN mo leases Starts HS330 SOUTH PADRE ISLAND Fall 1999 Lists Now Available ■CAMPUS REPS WANTED| • 808 & 818 N. Enterprise Jlott^RARN rail TRIPS AT CAS Help Wanted Management Inc. • New Frazee (451 & 424) Ave. Apartments 1-800-SURFS-UP • Frazee Ave. Apartments www student express, com Ifntwutr Aprs.. I hdrmv high vaulted ceiling*. unique floor plan 9 I '2-12 mo leases Clest te • Columbia Court Apartments ( aaapwa. Sum « $3M 4 • East Merry Ave. Apartments JAMAICA V**,STEAKHBTJSB A * • Field Manor Apartments ► 1-800-787-3787 • • Mercer Manor Apart ment s Best Prices & Parties sUXrltN Management Inc. • Rdge Manor Apartments ■Mantle Aprs.. 2 Mrms. I II bathv irvww.studentexpress com • Campbell Hill Apart ment s I! wisher/dryer included 9 1/2-12 no leases I Cleat aa Caaapea Suns at Seat) • Rus Many Other Locations BftB GREENBRIAR, INC. Truck and Auto Repair Management Inc. 352-0717 10% Discount Efficiencies 4 mist I bdrmt 215 C ret. Laundry on me Lots of parkins EIT yam at ml Student ID S230. I bdrm Ham at SMO o. • Oil Change $19.99* most vehicles Call: • Low Shop Rates • Engine Service Management Inc. • Transmission Work IIITII7 ■30 Fourth St WIHew Heeae Apt I bdrmt. (al GREENBRIAR, INC. Hours: heat. A.C. Remodeled. Starting at $375 • Brakes 224 E. Wooster Mondoy - Friday 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. 13040 Bishop Rd B&B or apply in person at: Bowling Green, OH 43402 Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Bowling Green OH 353 252* •Una 5630 Free Towing il we «« Management Inc. Come in today to pick do the job! Airport Highway Slop by our office at 104$ N. Mala St for 11