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Friday, September 23, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 23 University to host first Open House by Melissa Lipowskl money from the people of Ohio, something for everyone, even During the Open House, which Building, entitled, "Reading University Open The BC News he thought this would be a great students who already attend the has been promoted as a family Alive." way to show the taxpayers they University," she said. event, students and visitors will Lloyd, who owns more than 400 House are appreciated." Cliff Boutelle, director of pub- be able to see the areas of the puppets, and other puppeteers University they have only read Almost everyone knows lic relations, said the Open House will entertain students and The University v-.il! host The University will open its will give people the opportunity or heard about, she said. guests with their extensive col- someone who has graduated, its first campus-wide doors Saturday to members of currently attending or is plan- to see many aspects of the Uni- Hands-on science experiments, lection of hand and body puppets «r the Northwest Ohio community ning to attend the University, so versity they otherwise may have including a guided tour of the as they attempt to illustrate pop- open house Saturday as it hosts its first Open House. this is an attempt to present the only read about. only inland marine biology ular children's books, Latta said. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Open House, which will institution as "Northwest Ohio's "I hope they will leave with a laboratory of its kind in the "Not only will the show be fas- to show the community take place from 10 a.m. until 4 University" to visitors as well as greater appreciation and under- Midwest, will take place as well cinating to small children, but I all it has to offer. p.m., was the idea of President to potential students, Latta said. standing of what is going on at as demonstrations of the Univer- have a feeling that students and More than 70 activities Paul J. Olscamp, said Marcia Lat- Every academic department the University," he said. sity's flight simulators and the adults will be amused as well," will lake place for ta, director of community re- has planned special events show- Boutelle also said it is impor- Falcon electric race car in the she said. visitors of all ages. lations. casing the highlights of the Uni- tant for faculty, staff and stu- technology building, Latta said. Those who do not attend the Visitors, administrators, "He thought it was a great way versity, providing more than 70 dents to take pride in the Univer- Helen Lloyd, University alu- puppet show might be interested to show off the University to different activities for visitors of sity at the Open House. mna and puppeteer who per- in attending "What is Philosophy «r faculty, n.ilf and everyone," Latta said. "Because all ages to enjoy, Latta said. "It's a real win-win situation forms throughout Ohio will be student* arc all encour- over one-half of the University's "There is such a varied list of for everyone involved," Boutelle hosting a 30 minute puppet show aged to participate. budget comes from tlie tax events that there is sure to be said. at 11:30 am. in the Education See HOUSE, page five. University student skates for tuition by Aaron Gray dents ranging from 4-year- The BC News olds to high school students. She receives $28 an hour for One University student has the lessons. found a better way of paying In October, Kremkow will tuition costs than flipping begin working on a large ice burgers or delivering pizzas. show in Findlay, which will Deanna Kremkow, a senior take place in March. art education major, ends her "I'm directing that show all school days by trading in text- by myself," Kremkow said. books for ice skates and giving "It's 110 kids and my job is to children skating lessons. come up with all the music, "I love to teach," said costumes, props, choreogra- Kremkow. "It's a really re- phy and basically bring the warding thing to do. The kids whole thing together. are great." "It's going to be a lot of In addition to being a full- work, but I think that it will be time student, Kremkow gives really rewarding if I can live private skating lessons to through it," Kremkow said, about 30 children in Bowling laughing. Green and directs an ice show Kremkow grew up in Ann in Findlay that involves about Arbor, Mich., and began skat- 110 children. She also finds ing at age 4 when her mother time to travel with her stu- put her in group lessons. dents every year to ice skating Kremkow said she has always competitions throughout Ohio been grateful for the support and in Canada her parents gave her, especial- Although skating takes up ly financially. quite a bit of her time, Krem- kow said her grades have not Growing up, Kremkow was i really suffered. She said she is involved in several different a consistent "B" student. activities, but ice skating was "I lead a very scheduled the one she liked best. ■ life," Kremkow said, relaxing ' on her couch and petting Mo- "I enjoy working with the gli and Blue, the two cats she kids," Kremkow said. "It's ■%4 - ..«■■ shares an apartment with on worth it to see the smiles on -s.-- ....'_ • ••-■ ■ .' - i- --'■ — -1^- -■.--.>■■».' - - iff? The BG Ncwi/Roit Wrltzatr High Street. their faces, the rewards they Senior Deanna Kremkow ice waltzes with Sam Cooper, former get out of it, the medals, the III ever give up coaching. I'll always do It, whether It be on a small Kremkow spends about 20 to University head swim coach, at the Ice Arena. Kremkow teaches or large scale," she said. 25 hours a week teaching stu- friendships. It's a whole life." various skating classes to both adults and children. "I don't think Officials reflect on campus relations Ohio walkers rally Opinions vary on amount of cooperation between president, faculty to help environment by Lawrence Hannan two groups are good, he said. is pretty good." particular, Is not regarded with by Julie Hamilton people's attention. It will be- The BC News "I think the administration and Benjamin Muego, professor of much fondness by the faculty as The BC NEWS gin with a rally that will fea- Faculty Senate have accom- ethnic studies and last year's a whole. ture live musical groups, a Editor's note: This is the second plished a lot over the past 12 Faculty Senate president, said he "There's a certain distrust potluck dinner and a slide in a continuing series on the years," Olscamp said. "Persona- also believes the perception that that's existed since Olscamp's People from all over Ohio show presented by the wal- changes that have taken place at lly, I'm most proud of the Role the two organizations are con- been here that's never totally are walking around the state kers. the University during the 13-year Admission Statement we wrote stantly fighting is false. gone away," Muego said. "A lot to promote environmental The rally will welcome the presidency of Paul J. Olscamp. together during the first year I He agreed with Olscamp's of the faculty believe that Ols- awareness. Next stop - Bowl- walkers as they arrive in In a bureaucratic organization was here. Before that we'd never view that a lot has been accom- camp doesn't care about them or ing Green. Bowling Green. as big as the University, there had a statement saying what our plished between the two organi- their needs." The wal- The walkers began in Akron are numerous organizations that goals for the future were." zations in the past 12 years. Stuart Givens, history profes- kers for on Sept. 11 and will finish in have to work together. The Uni- Olscamp also pointed to the "This last decade has seen sor, has served in Faculty Senate "The Walk Columbus in late November, versity administration and Fac- planning and budgeting system enormous changes in the Univer- on and off for 30 years. He said for Green making this about an 800-mile ulty Senate have been perceived that has been Implemented dur- sity," Muego said. "Over the past he believes much of the distrust Ohio" will walk. to be In conflict for several ing his administration as some- decade, the University has re- for the administration goes back stop in front The rally is being sponsored years. thing Faculty Senate has been in- modeled and built new buildings, to 1982, when Olscamp first be- of the Wood by the Student Environmental While he acknowledges there timately involved with improved its educational curric- came president. County Action Coalition, the Envi- has been tension at times. Uni- "Faculty is now more involved ulum and moved into the com- Givens characterizes the Sen- Court House ronmental Action Group and versity President Paul J. Ols- than they've ever been before in puter age. I think Faculty Senate ate's relationship with the admin- Satu rday other campus organizat ions. camp said he believes many of the way this University is run," realizes that those changes could istration as a love-hate, hot and around 2 The walk is to promote the problems between the admin- Olscamp said. "We've certainly not have been [made] without cold partnership. p.m. social and environmental ts- istration and Faculty Senate have had our disagreements over the Olscamp's leadership." 'Tor the most part, the leaders The event is designed to been blown out of proportion. years, but I think for the most However, Muego said the ad- bring environmental issues to See RAUY, page thrwr. Overall, relations between the part the relationship between us ministration, and Olscamp in See FACULTY, page four. INSIDE CAMPUS STATE SPORTS WEATHER After blowing out Navy Students wanting to warn Protesters left a letter 59-21, the Bowling Green Variable cloudiness today others about the dangers of Thursday at John Demjan- football team gets back into with a high in the mid 70s drinking and driving can Juk's home on the one-year MAC action this weekend. and east winds 10 to 15 join Never Again, which anniversary of his release The Falcons travel to Ypsi- mph Mostly cloudy with a promotes alcohol aware- from an Israeli prison. lanti, Mich, to face the Ea- 40 percent chance of ness. » Page 6. gles of Eastern Mich. showers tonight. »PageS. • Page 8. Editorial The BG News page two Friday, September 23,1994

"They mre. a rock'rv roll The BG News legislative body that couWnt pass "A Commitment to Excellence' a decent crime bill.

Glen Lubber! Julie Tagliaferro That is why nobody cared editor-in-chief managing editor when hearth care reform was forgotten. Michael Zawacki Leah Bamum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco Joe Peiffer editorial editor city editor E.A.R. to the ground

A survey was taken last week by a staff member of The News asking questions relating to sexual activity. Personal questions were asked, and every- one took the survey seriously. For that, we thank those surveyed, but it has come to the attention of EAR Central that some prankster is continuing on where The News left off. These phone calls are pranks, and are by no means part of the survey. It's sad to think that something as serious as this is being taken lightly. Mass confusion rules in Joe-land I bought a gun today. equivalent of 25 U.S. dollars a Pretty funny. *** month," what do you do all day? All in all we decided we're Reason: Apartment robbed "Well, honey, seems like the keeping our heads up. Parties have always been a large part of Universi- Date: Sunday, Sept. 18 living room, kitchen, bathroom, We got a great poor kid to ty social life. Whether it be kegs or cans, most people Time: Late night den, bedroom and dining room sponsor, a fantastic new puppy, don't mind sharing their beverages with friends of Items they stole: VCR, portable are cleaned. I think I'll start that and best of all, several free cop- friends who they don't know ~ that's exactly what CD player, stereo receiver, telev- pot of rice for dinner." ies of the Journal, accompanied happened in one of the larger off-campus apartment ison, our neighbor's tap, my No. by a subscription letter that complexes last week. roommate's CDs, etc. Anyway, you can see the kind reads, "Dollar for dollar your However, those strangers didn't stop at taking a Items they attempted to steal: of delirious thinking these Joumoisubcription could be the little beer. Thousands of dollars of stereo equipment bean bag, video game chair, an- thieves' shenanigans had on our best Investment you'll ever swering machine, our spirits. Joe mental health. make." were stolen from those throwing the party. It is Around 3:30 or 4 a.m., follow- But in the great swing of things scary to think that after a fun night of partying, one ing a rather large gathering at iff* there's always a ying for every could wake up to find such tragedy. On the other our apartment complex, a group yang. A high for every low. A hand, maybe the hosts should think more about who of ruffians or a lone tough guy neon orange and merely makes a strike for every World Series. I mean, you can take they invite. opened our apartment door and cool noise, but it's a gun. And I And in our case, a puppy for our stuff. That makes took a lot of our stuff. figured, hey, if these guys turned the stuff we got taken. • *• While they were carrying out tail over a 90-pound girl, they That's right, God saw fit to us pretty mad. But, our bean bag and video chair, one might just wet themselves over a bless us with a fine little pup (and come on, why kill us? • of the cute 90-pound girls who neon gun. our friend who said he couldn't We're really pretty The University will host its first ever Open House live above us heard some com- If we ever start to feel sorry keep the dog anymore because it Saturday for alumni, prospective students, parents motion and came outside. for ourselves, we've always got kept pooping on his carpet) that nice guys overall. and community members to see all the institution This made the criminals drop Pablo Rodriguez Cuesme's pic- we named Zucchini. There was that time has to offer. It is also a time for us as students to par- the bean bag in their tracks and ture to remind us that, "our life Besides the obvious benefits of ticipate and explore the campus. Often, students make a break for it. wasn't so bad." being able to nickname him when we ran across tend to get caught up in their daily routines and don't I think this is worth repeating. The people at "Children Inter- "Zuke," I love the looks I get in campus in our jock see other areas of the University, except for what These fellas waited until we were national" who sent us his picture bars when I say, "I think I'm go- meets their needs or class requirements. asleep, crept into our apartment told us his "family is in desperate ing to give my little Zucchini a straps, but that Tomorrow, take the time to visit places you haven't and were scared off by a circumstances, and unless we bath tonight" hardly qualifies us as been, meet new people and see a side of this campus 90-pound girl. find a sponsor for him, frankly, It's fun. Pretty impressive. his future looks grim." So if you see me walking murder candidates. maybe you haven't seen before. Who knows, it may Anyway, after they took our So we keep a picture of good around campus with a black and be the weekend, but you might actually learn some- stuff, they apparently took a bag old Pablo where our television white puppy, you'll know it's thing. At the same time, show the visitors that stu- of charcoal, set it on an empty used to be. And it worked - for a Zuke. dents are involved and do care about the place they keg by our porch, poured lighter while. Then, after about the 50th He really is an amazing dog. In call home for most of the year. fluid on it and set it on fire. time I looked up to see the score a matter of minutes, he is able to When my roommate came out- of the Dallas-Detroit game, I be- reduce my natural aversion to side the flame was higher than gan to curse Pablo. animals to a melee between my So, in the end, we want the Marion Barry, and the keg was I began talking birth control in roommate and I over who is go- thieves to know: You can take our about to explode like a 50-year- third-world countries. I began ing to "give him a doggie bath." television, you can take our VCR, old virgin. thinking that if we saved the $10 So everything was going well. you can take our portable CD It wasn't pretty. a month for a year, we'd have Then, all of a sudden, we start- player, but you cannot steal our The BG News Staff I mean, you can take our stuff. ourselves a nice little television. ed receiving The Wail Street heart, mind and soul. That makes us pretty mad. But, I began to refer to Pablo's split- Journal. photo editor Ross Weitzner come on, why kill us? We're real- cane, one multi-use room as ade- None of us ordered it, and none sports editor Mike Kazimore ly pretty nice guys overall. There quate. And I began to wonder of our names were on the address assistant sports editor Marty Fuller was that time when we ran across why Pablo's mother chose label. Joe Peiffer is the city editor and graphics editor Jim Mericsko campus in our Jock straps, but "homemaker" as her occupation. In fact, the address label bore weekly columnist for The News. Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan that hardly qualifies us as mur- Seriously, if you're a home- the name, "Peter Gozinia." Say it Questions, comments and con- special projects editor Robin Coe der candidates. maker in a one-room house, and once again - out loud. Peter Go- cerns can be e-mailed to jpei- assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski So, I bought a gun. Granted, it's your husband brings home "the zinia Peter Goes-in-ya. ffe 9andy.bgsu.edu. copy chief Dawn Keller Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams MAN ON THE STREET The BG News Editorial Office Are people aware of the dangers of unprotected sex?

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Michael Jordan feeds Mary Lou Retton a spoonful of the new Introducing the new flavor. Each athlete once appeared on Whea- ALPHA PHI OMEGA Wheatles cereal as Bruce Jenner, left, and Bob Richards, right, tles boxes. taste their bowls of Wheatles during a Chicago news conference BOWLING GR€€N'S CO-6D S€RVIC€ ACROSS EXTRA.! FRAT6RNITV EXTRA.! In The News THE STATE 29 years ago Grade point averages released "MRHING Fl DIFFCRCNCC Billboard bachelor's a recording asking that personal for spring semester by the Registrar information be sent to a post of- showed a steady upward trend.The search for wife ends fice box number. The ad was to all-campus point average rose from COM6 TO INFORMATION NIGHT have stayed up a month. But suspicions arose last week 2.366 first semester to 2.421 spring COLUMBUS--A self- when the recording was changed semester. The women's average was proclaimed millionaire has given to add a request for a $10 proces- 2.544 while the men's was 2.303. up his billboard search for a sing fee. Don Miller, president of bride at the prodding of a postal the Better Business Bureau of Tuesday September 27 inspector. Central Ohio, speculated that the Monday September 26 Inspector Tami Doyle said she ad may have been a scam. But the Prout Main Lounge Ashley 2nd Floor Lounge never learned the identity of the Ohio attorney general's office GET SOME REAL DIRT OX 9:15 9:15 so-called tycoon or if his offer said asking for the $10 was not was legitimate, but the people against the law. TOUR MOUXtAIN BIKE: behind his campaign agreed to Doyle said she spoke to the close shop and return the letters person who rented the post office Join tsoB§) Outdoor Rec Committee to ride the of spouse hopefuls. box and was referred to someone trails in PINCKNEY MICHIGAN! Doyle said Wednesday she who was supposed to be a repre- EXPERIENCE wanted to prevent any potential sentative of the millionaire. Transportation Provided fraud in connection with the bill- She said that the individual re- * Need Your Own Bike* board, which said, "Millionaire fused to Identify the millionaire Looking for a Wife! Ages 35-45." but agreed to close the post office The billboard, which went up box and return the mail. "And the OCTOBER 2,8:30 AM - 8:30 PM on a heavily traveled highway representative said she would near downtown Sept. 11, gave a cancel the voice mall and cancel $ phone number where callers got the billboard," she said. 15 BURSARABLE!

RALLY Compiled from staff and wire Sign up in SOBS' office by Sept. 29 reports. call 372-2343 for more information Continued from page one. sues, said Bonnie Armstrong, member of SEAC and EAG. Times for the slide show and A STEREOSCOPIC potluck will be posted at the 4 rally. Information for those 4 360 DEGREE who want to join the walk to WALK-THROUGH Toledo will be posted as well. 4 4 Sometime Sunday morning VISIT TO the walkers will leave for 4 Toledo, and interested Bowl- 4 CYBERSPACE ing Green citizens are encour- 4 aged to join them. People 4 (A Computer- taking part in the walk can go Generated Place) at their own pace, and there 4 4 will be people to pick them up and drive back to Bowling 4 4 Green, said April Yancer, member of SEAC and EAG. 4 ONE DAY ONLY! Taking part in the walk will 4 give people a chance to show their support for the environ- 44******4 444444444 Sunday, September 25 ment. 12 Noon-6:00 p.m. 9(a(eidoscope tfHElfe $5.00 per person 10% Off all CELEBRATION Brass Incense Holders Spring Break to Toronto FBOMCM^ Reading by Appt. Eipcrience Theatre!!! Crystals, Books, March 21-March 25,1995 Jewelry, Incense, Oils, DONT MISS A FANTASTIC and Much More! WEEK IN TORONTO! 55S53^'^ Hours This Week OPENING ACT: REDCLIFF Toronto Tour EVErV Monday - Thursday SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1994 Phantom of me Opera Miss Saigoo 11 a.m. -6 p.m. SANDUSKY STATE THEATRE 8:00 P.M. Showboat 109 Columbus Ave. Sanduaky, Ohio ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW Friday & Saturday Tickets available At Kobacker Box Office 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. TICKETS 81« ADVANCE/818 DAY OF Just S390 Includes: FRIDAY • SUNDAY SEPT. 23 • 25 143-C E. Wooster SHOW Accommodibou&TrtmportibWlJmilfd Meals (behind Madhalter) For Information Call Campus Activities: INFO CALL (800)322-4787 eit 24691 354-4015 419«ar>3945/8O0-3BS-4787 woodland moll ^fc Campus The BG News page four Friday, September 23,1994 LAGA chooses new Tough choice president; previous leader resigns post by Katie Simmons "We also have appointed com- The BC News mittees that help with a lot of the work," he said. Five weeks into the semester, Goals for the organization for the Lesbian and Gay Alliance has the semester include more activ- a new president. ities and sponsorship, Shawler Due to personal reasons, said. Christy Johnson resigned from her position as LAGA president. Todd Shawler was elected to the "I would most vacant office. "I was elected vice president definitely like to see already, so being president was LAGA more active. not that big of an adjustment," Shawler said. The organization With little notice of becoming needs to focus on president, Shawler was still pre- pared for the outcome of the res- being seen, and I'd ignation. like to co-sponsor "During the summer, I was the only officer on campus, so I pos- more events." sessed a lot of responsibilities Todd Shawler Tk> BC Nc -•/Kelly Luxkcke that way which carried over into newly-elected LAGA president Posters off all kinds of shapes, sizes and topics Utter the ground how many different types of posters were available. Today Is the the semester," he said. floor of the Student Services building. University student Joe Flu- last day of the sale. Shawler was elected by LAGA butznlc said he had not realized from the ads In the newspaper Just members to be the president of "I would most definitely like to the organization last week, and see LAGA more active," he said. until those elections took place "The organization needs to focus the organization worked together on being seen, and I'd like to co- FACULTY sponsor more events." to make decisions. Continued from page one. "Right now we only have a president and a treasurer," Shawler emphasized the im- have worked well together," Blinn has served in the Senate as ignored Faculty Senate over the Blinn also dismissed Olscamp's Shawler said. "The way the or- portance of support through the Givens said. "But there have def- equal opportunites chairman and years," Blinn said. "All we've view that the Role and Mission ganization is set up, though, is it group and some of the presen- initely been times when there's member of the welfare commit- gotten is empty lip service from statement was a major accom- is designed for everyone to work tations that would be made dur- been a lot of tension between the tee board. them. Every recommendation plishment. He said he believes together and people working ing meetings, including a campus two sides." we've made on salaries has been "it's just a bunch of words that with people. safety lecture. Chemistry professor Elliott "The administration has totally totally ignored." mean nothing." w inffnia S3 HI (D IP UNIVERSITY OPEN HOUSE SALE (DIP IBB SiXffUJIRnDiXTf IP WLEDQLB BIB 8tt9 a 8) 3) tt

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by Son|a Barlslc Demjanjuk faces protestors, The Associated Press

CINCINNATI - The last awaits citizenship judgment time Irene Wright was reg- istered to vote, George Wal- by Lisa Cornwall lace was an independent The Associated Press cuit Court of Appeals ruling that the Justice De- candidate for president. partment committed fraud by withholding key It took SEVEN HILLS, Ohio - Protesters left a letter evidence in the Demjanjuk case. her 26 Thursday at John Demjanjuk's home on the one- U.S. District Judge Frank Battisti is also con- years to year anniversary of his release from an Israeli sidering a Justice Department request to reaffirm register prison. sufficient grounds to deport Demjanjuk. to vote Demjanjuk, a 74-year-old retired autoworker Weiss said the continuing protests have suc- again. who lives In this Cleveland suburb, was released ceeded in keeping Demjanjuk a prisoner. Wright, from prison Sept 22, 1993, after the Israeli Su- "He may be physically free, but morally, emo- 49, said preme Court overturned his conviction on war tionally and spiritually he has not been free. He she hadn't crime charges. has been penned up in his home for the last year, thought The Israeli court said there was no clear evi- and that's where he will remain as long as he is in much dence Demjanjuk was "Ivan the Terrible," a guard the United States," he said. about pol- at the Nazi death camp in Treblinka in occupied Weiss led the group of 18 protesters as they itics - until she spent three Poland during World War II. An estimated 850,000 marched up and down the street in front of Dem- months in a homeless shel- Jews were killed there in 1942-43. janjuk's home and chanted protests for an hour ter. Rabbi Avi Weiss, of the New York-based Coali- Thursday morning. "Living there, you learn a tion for Jewish Concerns, has organized most of Under a judge's order, demonstrations are per- lot about the problems of the protests at Demjanjuk's home in the past year. mitted only between 10 a.m. and noon and 2 p.m. poor people and homeless He knocked on the door of Demjanjuk's house and 4 p.m. people," she said. Thursday. Ed Nishnic, Demjanjuk's son-in-law and the fam- Wright was one of about As in previous protests, no one appeared to be ily's spokesman, said the protests are annoying, 45 people who by midday home and Weiss left a letter attached to the door. but have decreased In frequency. Thursday had registered to "I peacefully delivered a letter to John Demjan- "All they are doing is aggravating the neigh- vote in Cincinnati as part of juk which, in part, says, 'Your hands are dripping bors," he said. National Homeless Voter with blood. We will follow you raising a voice of Demjanjuk has turned down ail requests for Registration Day. moral conscience until you are deported,'" Weiss Interviews since returning to the United States. The nonpartisan cam- said. Nishnic said the family is also anxiously await- paign is sponsored by the The protesters are hoping that the U.S. Supreme ing the court decisions. National Coalition for the Court will decide Oct. 3 to hear the Demjanjuk Attorneys for Demjanjuk are asking the U.S. Su- Homeless, based in Wash- case and eventually will deliver a ruling resulting preme Court to say the 6th Circuit Court finding of ington. It has been held in Demjanjuk's deportation, Weiss said. fraud is well-founded. They also want Battisti to each year since 1992. The Supreme Court is considering whether to vacate a 1981 denaturalization order and reinstate Fifty-three cities na- take on the government's appeal of a 6th U.S. Cir- Demjanjuk's citizenship. tionwide, including Los An- geles, Indianapolis, Pitts- burgh and Louisville, were slated to hold homeless voter registration drives Thursday. Other participat- ing Ohio cities Included DELTA ZETA Canton, Columbus, Steu- benville and Toledo. BEACH BASH 94 In Cincinnati, deputy re- gistrars set up tables at several soup kitchens, shel- ters and in Washington Candy & Mark Park, a downtown hangout Chris & Vic Jodi & Gene for homeless people. It was Jacey & Larry Leah & Brad Jen C. & carrot Top there that Wright fUIed out Melissa & Michael Diana & Bryan Jen S. & ? a voter registration card. Cathy & Rick Patty & Bob Jen K. & Mark "The campaign Is about Kim & Brian Leslie & Stimpy Dayna & ? giving homeless people a Heather C. & Perry Jen P. & ? sense of their citizenship ... Heather H. &? by giving them a voice in Kerrie & Kevin Shari & John Anna & Douglas policy issues," said Fred Steph & Travis Gurnball & Steve Candace & ? Karnas Jr., executive direc- Corri & John Larissa & Greg Jamie & Jeff tor of the coalition. Clevell & Joe Stacy & Pogo Kristen N. & ? "A lot of programs out Melanie & Scott Angie Z. & Patrick Aime & Chad there affect homeless peo- Jodi M. & Al ple," said Katy Hews, ex- Elizabeth & Onion Heather J. & Jon ecutive director of the Con- Michelle & Don Angie J. & Scott Shannon H. & Ben tact Center, an advocacy group that helped organize the voter drive in Cincin- nati. "If they did vote, their voices would then be heard the way everyone else gets a chance for their voice to be heard." Karnas said no states bar homeless people from vot- ing, but there Is a lot of misunderstanding about the requirements for regis- tration. A common miscon- ception is that you have to have a home to vote. 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The BG News National Friday, September 23,1994 page seven Role may link Simpson to murders Woman

by Linda Deutsch Martin said the video of wins case The Associated Press "Frogmen," a movie about a Navy commando who turns to LOS ANGELES -- A tape of a private security work, was seized of misread TV movie for which O.J. Simpson because police had received tips was trained to "kill with a knife that it might contain clues to the was seized from his mansion case. The movie was a pilot for a AIDS test along with a note from his ex- never-made TV series. wife telling him never to speak to "I was aware Mr. Simpson was by Karen Testa her again, a detective testified involved in that series as a Navy The Associated Press Thursday. SEAL," Martin said. He also Detective David Martin said noted that in the film Simpson even though the items weren't would have worn a cap similar to MIAMI - A woman who specified in a search warrant, he one found at the scene of the gave up her children and took them from Simpson's house slayings. made plans to kill herself because he believed they might "We were aware in his prep- because her AIDS virus test link Simpson to the June 12 stab- aration for that series he had was misread was awarded $600,000 bing deaths of his ex-wife and a received some instruction in the friend of hers. use of a knife as a killing instru- for pain and suf- With Simpson's trial scheduled ment," said Martin. fering. to get under way Monday, his Martin said he didn't view the lawyers are challenging the June tapes at the time of the search. Verne- Martin said Mrs. Simpson ap- lle . Low- 28 search as too broad and want der, 49, the evidence thrown out. parently had written Simpson a AT rtiwo/s.m Mircovlch believed Police also spotted a picture of note and tucked it in an envelope Prosecutor Marcla Clark addresses Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lance Ito on the false televi- along with videotapes of their for two Simpson and Nicole Brown years that sion news report regarding DNA test results during a pretrial hearing of o.J. Simpson's double mur- Simpson in happier days. It had wedding and their daughter's der case Thursday. birth. The detective did not say she was been turned face down under his dying of bed. when the note was written. AIDS. She would not let her "It's immaculate inside there," He recalled the note said: "This was to be the end. From now on, children hug her and gave Detective Otis Marlow said. "To legal custody of her three see a picture of Mrs. Simpson on communications between us the ground, face down, was unu- were to be through a third per- teen-age children to her son." mother. sual." She returned to her ** ATTENTION - Students** hometown in Georgia, where her attorney said she Wood Cable TV has drastically planned to kill herself when ROWL-N-GREENERY the disease made her seri- reduced prices for the student ously ill. specials for basic cable She never became seri- ously ill, because Lowder Brown Package (both semesters) - NOW only $150 Friday Special $ 4.24 never had the AIDS virus. Orange Package (one semester) - NOW only $90 " Seafood Splash" Last week, a jury found the state lab and Lowder's Call now before this offer passes you by. A variety of seafood and our doctor responsible. "own" Clam Chowder. 352-8424 inch clams, scallops, shrimp and Alaskan "It's horrible to go Pollock through something like Don't miss another night of sports, music or movies!!! this," Lowder's attorney, also complete salad bar, baked potato Steven Mitchel, said ** Hurry= will expire September 30 and unlimited beverage. Thursday. "This is just Open 11:30-1:30 about as bad an event as can happen to someone." ATTENTION SENIORS

Senior Portaits are underway! Check your letter from the studio for your pre-appointed sitting time. Call The KEY at 372-8086 or stop by 28 West Hall. Hours are 10 a.m.-l p.m.; 2-6 p.m. daily Sports The BG News page eight Friday, September 23,1994 Soccer squad looks BG offense ready for Eastern to win sixth straight byMlkeKazlmore Blackney said. "Before the offensive side of the ball than face another prolific passing The BC News first game we lost Norman we have in the past." team in EMU this weekend. by Pat Murphy "We'll see them throw 20, 25 The BC News Hammoud and the players are While the offense has been Three years ago Gary Black- just learning to play without racking up points in bunches times," Blackney said. "[Michael Armour, EMU quar- After rolling off five straight wins, the Falcon soccer team opens ney coached his first Mid- him. the defense has been shutting terback] doesnt roll out, he's the MAC season against Central Michigan Friday at Cochrane Field. American Conference game "The biggest difference down opponents. Blackney, The game begins at 4 p.m. which means fans had better get there against Eastern Michigan. The right now is that we're a lot however, expressed concern primarily a drop-back passer early to see some offense. In its last contest, BG scored four goals in Falcons went on to win the more physical both with the with his teams inability to but he does have good mobility 27 minutes against Western Kentucky, but assistant coach Mel Mah- game 17-6 and the MAC Cham- line and the play of our running create a formidable pass rush and excellent ability to avoid ler predicts CMU will be a worthy opponent. pionship that season. backs lately." against the Midshipmen. Espe- the rush. We'll have to contain "They [CMU] always play hard. We expect them to come out and be Saturday, the Falcons battle While the Falcons might not cially since the Falcons will him Saturday." the Eagles for the first time continue their torrid offense aggressive," he said. T3~ The Chippewas also present some defensive problems for BG. since that 1991 win. A victory pace throughout the rest of the "They play defense starting from the midf ield," Mahler said. would keep them in good posi- BG mid fielder Joe Burch, who leads the team in scoring with six tion for the conference race. goals and three assists for IS points, will be tested b the Chippewa Even though Blackney has "I said at the outset defensive scheme. Usually, the Falcons center the ball to Burch who been one of the most success- turns upfield and dumps the ball outside to wingers Frank Frostino ful college coaches since that of the year that this and Jason Began. If the middle is cut off by CMU, Frostino and Began EMU victory, he is quick to offense has the become crucial to the Falcons' ability to advance the ball. pass the credit on to others. "We will have to have success wide or over the top. After six "Really our success over the potential to be the games, I think our players will be able to adjust to the different de- last few years is due to a com- best that I've had. fensive style," Mahler added. bination of good preparation by our assistant coaches and a lot J**"\z CMU enters the contest with a record of 2-4 overall and will be We certainly have opening MAC play against BG. They have been outscored 9-17 this of hard work by the players," the potential to be •V4 T<£ year with losses of 4-0 to Central Connecticut and 5-0 to North- Blackney said. "The only thing eastern. One of the Chippewas' four losses was to Dayton, who BG I would take credit for is more explosive on pounded 4-0 in the BGSU/Kwik Goal Classic. having the sense to hire some good assistant coaches. They the offensive side of See fOOCBt, page ten. do the coaching and the players the ball than we do the playing." have in the past." After failing to score an i° offensive touchdown in the Gary Blackney THE SISTERS OF CHI OMEGA first contest of the game, the head coach Falcons' offensive unit has ARE PROUD TO PRESENT found the end zone 14 times in OUR SPRING SEMESTER the last two games. Blackney year, Blackney believes that said that the main reason for they are capable of putting up DEAN'S LIST this turnaround is the im- some big numbers. c proved play of the offensive "I said at the outset of the line. year that this offense has the "Our biggest improvement Sharron Anderson Michelle Klingshirn potential to be the best that I'- _=_ ■_ It. *Cheri Arslanian that we made between weeks ve had," Blackney said. "We Tie BG Newi/Roii W,Inner Can Machalicek one through three has been in certainly have the potential to Bowling Green's Courtney Davis stiff-arms his way for more Kristi Beneche Tracy Misocky the play of the offensive line," be more explosive on the yardage against the Naval Academy Saturday. *Jenny Buell Kate Mucharsky Venn Conner ALi Pope Rachel Costanzo Erin Rinehart *Kim Cowfer *Kim Root Let Us Introduce You Ball State *Lisa Dauis Katie Schultz to Authentic Mexicon \\ to appeal Food! 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"It one of the MAC's best teams, end for both the men's and women's cross country teams. will be hard because it's a 10K [ they also have one of the best onds each time," Price said. with a 19-36 win over Kent last 10 kilometers], and we aren't individual runners. Tracey "She's first or second in the weekend offsetting an earlier used to that. That will make it Losi, a junior from Albuquer- MAC. The only other player in loss to Ohio. tougher, especially because que, N.M., who attended Bonn the MAC of her caliber is Adele Price says that the best place Sept. 19 thru Sept. 23 we're a young team." American School in Bonn, Rankin at Eastern Michigan. to view the meet is probably Nineteen freshmen dot the Germany, is the team's top Those two are in a class by from tne top of Bill's Hill at men's roster. runner. According to Price, themselves." Forrest Creason Golf Course. Student Serulces "We want to beat every team Losi is one of the MAC's best. Approximately 75 percent of coming," Sink said. "It will be "The first two races of the The women's team stands 1-1 the course is visible from Forum tough because Hillsdale and year, she's won by over 30 sec- in dual meets on the season, there. Club soccer Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar M AV l*P> i ivni.. rMMuniJ WRY ©IIE ©lEiEsaaa Call 2-7164 or 2-2343 For More Info stays perfect Drop your Anchor at the Quarry This Weekend. with 2 wins It's Favors and More Saturday, FREE! September 24 The BG News 6-10 pm I Bring Your Date ( Between 6-10 & Details at the House on Friday) The men's club soccer team squeaked out two victories over MISSING the weekend, improving its Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar season record to 3-0. Waldo Against Miami University, senior midfielder Mike Robinson placed a pass to Sean Smalley, who was able to blast a shot just out of the reach of the Redskin MONDAY ONLY goaltender. It was Smalley"s sec- ond tally of the season. 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Sports The BG News page ten Friday, September 23, 1994 Men's club volleyball holding open try outs Congress can still end strike by Ronald Blum suits were decided and appeals Jack Brooks, the 71-year-old 1992. Rep. John Conyers Jr., a The Associated Press The Associated Press were exhausted. Texas Democrat who chairs Michigan Democrat, accused "I'm optimistic we will reach the House Judiciary Commit- owners of adopting a strategy After a successful 1993 campaign, the men's club volleyball team is WASHINGTON - Baseball an agreement with the union in tee, said for the first time he "aimed at destroying the base- ready to begin a new season. players told Congress on 1994," Selig said. would support the bill. He said ball players' union," and said This year the team will be coached by Jessica Andrasko, co-captain Thursday that the strike would He said fighting the players if the Senate adopts the lan- Congress should put the bill on of the women's varsity volleyball team. Open tryouts for the squad end if the antitrust law was in court wasn't preferable to guage as an amendment to an- a "fast track" for passage begin next week at the Field House. amended to allow them to sue the strike, baseball's eighth other bill, he would push for within three weeks. owners if a salary cap is im- work stoppage since 1972. the House to follow. Synar, Schroeder and Rep. "With the players we have returning and the talent we hope to dis- posed. "That's like asking whether Clinton said last week that Howard L. Berman, D-Calif., cover through tryouts, I feel we have an excellent opportunity to Union head Donald Fehr, tes- you want to have a problem baseball's exemption should be questioned Selig sharply. Ber- compete and be successful at the Club Nationals this year," club tifying before a House sub- with your pancreas or a prob- re-examined, but he didn't in- man called the rationales that president Brian Yale said. "Bowling Green has never competed at the committee, said there was an lem with your liver," he said dicate his position. the owners gave to the commit- national level in men's volleyball, and I think we have a good chance outside chance the World Se- after the hearing. Brooks called the strike "a tee "a little bit disingenuous." of being the first to do it this season." ries could still be played this The sides have met just three national disaster," and joked In March 1993, Selig prom- year if Congress acted quickly times since the strike began that 91-year-old Sen. Strom ised the same subcommittee In order to reach their goal of competing in the tournament, the on the antitrust bill and Presi- Aug. 12 and not at all since Se- Thurmond of South Carolina that a strong commissioner Falcons will face some stiff competition. Some of the stronger teams dent Clinton signs it. lig announced Sept. 14 that was the only person in Con- would be hired by the end of on the men's schedule include Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State "If your body would ... vote there wouldn't be a World Se- gress who could .remember the year, but owners decided and Kentucky. to put baseball back on the ries for the first time since when the World Series wasnt last January to keep the office "We have a strong, experienced core of veteran players returning field, then we could be playing 1904. Owners are insisting on a played. vacant until a new labor deal is from last year in Brett Hardtle and Woody Seeburger," Yale said. and this fight could be settled salary cap and players say they "We should never have signed. in court by the attorneys," Los never will accept one. reached this juncture," Brooks "Why should we believe you "We hope to find a couple of good volleyball players through these Angeles Dodgers pitcher Orel "Unlike Mr. Selig, I am not said. "Time and time again in today?" Synar asked Selig. tryouts to fill some open positions and complement some other re- Hershiser said. even remotely optimistic there the past 20 years, the profit Fehr claims owners have turning players." Acting commissioner Bud will be an agreement in the motive of major league base- been trying to declare an Tryouts will be held Sept. 26, 27,29 and Oct. 3,4 and 6 from 9 p.m. Selig defended the owners' an- short term," Fehr said. "Spring ball has pushed the limits of impasse In bargaining so they to 11 p.m. For further information, call Brian Yale at 354-6887 or titrust exemption, created by a training is in imminent peril." our tolerance." could impose the cap. Selig de- Brett Hardtle at 354-2337. 1922 U.S. Supreme Court de- The bill faces several prob- Fehr, Selig and Hershiser sat nied it. cision. The Senate Judiciary lems including Congress' de- at the witness table while six Committee voted 10-7 on June sire to adjourn on Oct. 8. Simi- owners and seven players sat "The imposition is not a pan- 23 against a blanket repeal of lar legislation was blocked in in the audience. acea or a long-term solution to the exemption, but the bill dis- the Senate. Rep. Patricia Schroeder, a where we are," he said. "It's a cussed Thursday would amend "I really think both sides Colorado Democrat, invited six short-term solution." the law in two ways: have acted like spoiled chil- young boys to sit in front of the - Players could sue owners if dren arguing over a billion- committee. Fehr wouldn't say whether the teams impose unilateral dollar honey pot," said Rep. It was the fourth hearing on players would return if the bill work rules, such as a salary Mike Synar, an Oklahoma De- the antitrust exemption since were enacted without the part cap. mocrat, who introduced the bill Selig took power following the that would prevent a salary cap - Unilateral work rules along with Rep. Jim Bunning, a forced resignation of commis- from taking effect until after wouldn't take effect until law- Kentucky Republican. sioner Fay Vincent on Sept. 7, lawsuits were resolved.

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We serve lunch, hospital after heart attack dinner & daily cocktails Toledo Masonic Auditorium by The Associated press "Basically, it's a wait-and-see situation," Ayers Thursday, October 13, 7:30pm Show said of Turner's condition. "The only thing I can Wednesday. Friday 8 Sunday say is that we're all praying for him." Tickets available at all -fiSisifeaxT&m outlets including Lunch Bullet COLUMBUS, - Randy Roth will take over $4.95 Harmony House and The Masonic Box Office. lead recruiting duties for Ohio State while assis- Turner became the university's lead recruiter after NCAA penalties precluded Ayers from leav- Charge 419-474-1333 1616 E. Woosler tant coach Ken Turner recuperates from a heart attack. ing campus to contact recruits. TICKETS ON SALE NOW 352-9153 FREE DELIVERY Turner, 48, remained in critical condition Geiger said Roth, Ohio State's restricted earn- Thursday at Grant Medical Center, hospital ings coach, would replace Turner in off-campus spokeswoman Connie Stover said. recruiting. Turner had a heart attack Wednesday while jog- ging near his home in suburban Westerville, Ohio Turner, a Cincinnati native, joined the Ohio State State spokesman Bob Goldring said. staff June 24 after spending four years as an assis- tant at Kansas State. "He apparently just went down," said Andy Geiger, Ohio State athletics director. "Somebody Turner played basketball at Southwestern State gave him CPR. Some blessed person saved his University in Weatherford, Okla., and became an life." assistant coach there after graduating in 1972. He How can YOU *&. also has been an assistant at the University of Cin- Head coach Randy Ayers visited with Turner cinnati, Oklahoma Christian, Oklahoma State, Mis- win the coveted *J and his family on Wednesday. sissippi and South Alabama. SOCCER The SisttTS of gamma Tfu 'Beta Continued from page eight. TroudCy Announce Our The Chippewas are led by senior "Hpwest Pledges Brian Guggemos.who has five °\Hor»£comtA'6r goals and two assists for 12 Cindy CCarti points. The only other CMU (Megan (Porter player with more than one goal Is junior Jeff Seoul er with two. 'Wendi Seifert For BG this game marks the Shoot For The Moon opening of the team's preseason goal, to be in the MAC Champion- ships on Nov. 6.

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Overnight Lodging In Anderson Hall Attention all undecided and decided GAMMA PHI BETA Wanted! America's fastest growing travel com- CAMPUS EVENTS for parents, family, or fnends lor mafora: Student Court needs you to represent JENAYRES WANTED pany seeking individuals to promote spring Homecoming, Fri. A Sat. Oct. 788 and students and the university in the courtroom. GAMMA PHI BETA creek lo Jamaica. Cancun. Bahamas. Florida. Parents Weekend. Fri. s Sat. Oct ?8«?9 Volunteer in traffic court and Student Arbitra- You are the ULTIMATE big Padre. Fantastic free travei/commissonI Sun Call 2-2458 or go to 425 Student Services. tion Hearings and gal great experience. Al are and you are doing an ULTIMATE Splash Tours 1-80O-426-7710. IHRISHCLUBll welcome • need not be a law major, k's fun and job with your office! Male or female roommate wanted kieh Club meeting, Tuti. September 27 at Rant negoiable. 930 m too BA Coo-e lind out what's gang on PARENTS WEEKEND RITA RUDNER CON there oould be money vvoived (scholarships, ROCK ONI tm is) For further info., call 372-2969. Call Nek at 353-0363 FOR SALE with the upcoming social events Bo sure to CERT TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT bnng duos. Now mombors welcome Lops go THE UAO OFFICE 330 UNIVERSITY UNION Ann: ART A FASHION MERCHANDISE HOLOCAUST EDUCATION WEEK It.ihil 372-2343. MAJORS 'Loom now eo that hfetory Roommate needed lor 2 bedroom apt Tm moving in soon and lease is from Mossimoe will never repeat Itoerf.' 89 Corsica. 4-d'. 6-cyl. auto, loaded, ArC. ALPHA PHI OHEOA • ALPHA PHI OWEOA ROM ANOVSK Y A PH ILLIP3 ARE COMING OcL-May Please cell 1-474-2015. power everything, cruise, one-owner, well ROMANOVSKV t PHILLIPS ARE COMING A California baaed sportswear company is SEPT. 30. OCT. 1- SCHINDLER'S LISTGISH looking for entries in its new Campos Collec- ask for Bob maintained. $5950 Call 353-2710. SERVICE ' F Rll NDSHIP 'LEADERSHIP ROMANOVSKY A PHILLIPS ARE COMING FILM THEATER 6PM ( 10 PM 9-30-94 • 8 pm • KOBACKER HALL tion' t-sfnrt oontest. To enter, send in your OCT.3 SUDE TOUR OF CONCENTRATION 1984 Honda AocordLoaded. 5-speed $2000 t-sh.n design with a short marketing proposal CAMP. TAFT ROOM UNION 8 30PM Comt and team about Bowling Green's only Roommate needed SiSO/mo. 353- goes by Oct. IS to Mossimoe: 29392 Las Cruce.. OCT. S HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SPEAKS One bedroom Pool A pets OK co-ed Nabonal Service Fraternity. THE UNDERGRADUATE PHILOSOPHY Laguna Nigel, CA 92677. Ten National winners LENHART GRAND BALLROOM 8 PM Call 352-8712 CLUB will be chosen, given a $500 prize and appear 1987 Toyota Celica GTS w/ 65,000 mi Best Intormalion Nights: OCT. 9 TRIP TO HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL HEYI THE PHILOSOPHY CLUB WILL BE in ino ads tor their shirt. MUSEUM 8 30AM-4 00 PM offer II interested can 423-3874. Monday September 26 HAVING A MEETING MONDAY, SEPTEM- cal 2-7164 or 2-2343 for more Info Prout Main I ounoe AXO • ALPHA CHI OMEGA ■ AXO 2 Tickets Detroit to Chicago BER 26TH AT 6:00PM IN 301 SHATZEL eponeered by UAO 9:15 The sisters of Alpha Chi wish to exiend a much HELP WANTED $50'each HALL. AS USUAL, EVERYONE IS WEL- 352-4820 and COME, YOUR NEED NOT BE A PHILOSO- deserved congrabjlatlons and tiank-you to Tuatday Saptambar 27 Jane Vargo, Rebecca Fegut, Melissa Weir, HOME FALCON SOCCER! PHY MAJOR, MINOR, DOUBLE MAJOR, • 1 Awesomei Ashley 2nd Floor Loungo DOUBLE MINOR OR E FLAT MINOR TO AT- Christine Sickles, and Nikki B as us on running TODAY AT 4 P.M. 86 t scon Wagon lOOk.miles. Earn $2500 A Free Spnng Break Trips I Sell 6 8:15 TEND THINK ABOUT IT I a great and successful rushll Beat Central Michiganl $500/0 bo Tnpa A Go Freel Best Tnps A Prices' Baha- AXO' ALPHA CHI OMEGA' AXO Call Joe 353-2133 TREASURERS Of STUDENT ORGANIZA- mas, Cancun, Jamaica. Panama City1 ATTENTION OOK MEMBERS: TIONS-Please take note that a MANDATORY Ice Beer Night at Brathaus 1-800-678-0 3861 Thara wHI be a luck-off maating at 10:00pm Treasurer's Workshop will be held on Tuesday. AXO'ALPHA CHI OMEQA'AXO Wed. Thurs.. Fn. A Sat. 4 - 9. Bauer Rolierblades Ladies Sue 8. Like brand IIIIII1UI Wadneaday. SapL 28 in 1001 BAI We need to Sept. 27. 1994 at 7:30pm in Room 1007 BA Congratulations to Long Island Ice Tee for a $1. new. $150 Call after 7pm-l0pm. 354-1394. TA.S.P. Imemationai is looking for highly mo- elect a treasurer so Think it overii Any concerns Building Gregg DeCrane will be the featured Carnation girl - Nikki Blasius can Stacy at 2-5408. Omega girl • Tncia Savarese tivated, hard working ssjdenu to fill manage- Cannondale Mountain Bike speaker. If you are unable D attend this pro- INTERESTED IN PLANNING EVENTS? -OMICRON DELTA KAPPA- Sisters ol the Week: ment positions m all Cleveland suburbs. Akron. $400 Otis. gram, a representative from your organization WANT TO BRING LOCAL BANDS TO CAM- Canton, Toledo. Bowling Green for summer of 353-0138 (Bob) should lake your place. ft* you have any ques- Laura Bezdek A Julie Nemerh PUS? '95 Gain valuable business experience, Du id tions, please contact the Student Activities Of AXO'ALPHA CHI OMEQA'AXO BOCTM NEEDLEADERSHIPEXPERIENCE? resume, receive college credit.earn BOWL NG GREEN COUNCIL OF fioaat372 2S43. REMEMBER VIRTUAL REALITY. FUN For Sale Heavy Duty 2x6 Construction $7,000-19.000 on average Positions are fiWed Contemporary Design TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS WALK FOR A GREEN OHIO is passing Bring parents, friends and family to FLICKS AND THE ACOUSTIC CONCERT? by first come, first qualified basis Contact Matt 529 EDUCATION BUILDING BGSU s OPEN HOUSE WANT TO DO THESE THINGS AGAIN ANO Used Apt. Furniture through on September 24. A rally will be held Sohererat 1-800-543-3792 For more information. 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DOIT BOWLING GREEN NOWII The BG News S ports page twelve Friday, September 23, 1994 M SIDE HUCON VDUBVHA1L uring Jessica Andrasko's first two years on the | volleyball team, she struggled for playing time. I The Falcons were enjoying back-to-back MAC Championships, including an appearance in the NCAA tournament. Finally, in her junior season, Andrasko got her first real opportunity to play. She responded by setting a school record of 79 aces while being named to the second team All-MAC. "It was definitely tough sitting the bench because in high school I never sat the bench in any sport," Andrasko said. "But once I was given the chance to step in there. I did all I could." Unfortunately for Andrasko, her season ended early because of a stress fracture as Andrasko had played, had come, she was once watch the tournament bench. "That was so hard because I tried to get through it, but nothing helped," Andrasko said. "I was mad that it happened to me." Awards and Although it hurt having to watch Accomplishments: her teammates instead of playing with 1994 - selected as co-captain by them, Andrasko said that experience teammates motivated her to work harder in the off - named to All-Tournament team season and strive harder for another crack at Northern Illinois and Nebraska at the NCAA's. Invitationals "Everything happens for a reason," 1993 - second team All-MAC Andrasko said. "This year I'm working my butt - led conference in aces off so it won't happen again. I came in going per game (.74) to the NCAA's - I'd like to leave going to the - set school record NCAA's." for aces in a season with 79 High School: - First team All-State (1991) - Led Sweet Home High School to a 96-3 record her last two years - helped team to a top 10 national ranking her Favorites: junior and senior Movie - The Firm seasons T. V. Show - Seinfeld Food - Buffalo wings Musical Group - REM Athlete - Michael Jordan BG Memory - Playing in front of 6,000 people in the NCAA tournament her freshman year Class - University Success

On coming to BG: 'After the opposing team serves "During my junior year two of my teammates the ball the middle attacker goes in came to BG on a recruiting trip, so that is how I for a quick set and fakes a spike. The heard of the school. Coach [Denise Van De Walle] setter doesn't set her, but she sets started to recruit me along with Florida State, San me instead as I come in right behind Diego State and Southwest Missouri. I decided the middle attacker. We run thif, play to come here because of the academics. That was so the opposing team's middle blocker important to me because I want to go to medical doesn't know who is going to get the school." ball."

About being named co-captain: "I was really excited that the team picked me to be a leader. We [Carlyn Esslinger and her] need to always be an example both on and off the court. It all starts at practice." "We need to look like we always want to be there and give 110 percent all the time. We need to pick up people and give them a push - to remind them that Bowling Green volleyball is a championship program."

Personal goals for the season: ; "I've set some high goals for myself, but I've already *-7' '*'" JJ reached one - making the All-Tournament team for each of our tournaments. 01 Last year I made second team All-MAC, so this year I'd like to make the first team. But, my main goal is to wm improve everyday and every match. If I do that the rest will come - maybe even MAC Player of the Year."

Future plans and goals: "I want to go to Europe and play professional volleyball Y«ar K- E- TA for a couple of years. That will help me pay for medical 1994 120- 5B- 372 .166 15- 105 school. 1993 3219- 147- 913 .199 315 "I had surgery on my thumb when I was in the ninth 1992 .217 15- 1 13 6- grade and I was able to watch them do the surgery. 1991 IB- 15- ■Q77 3B O- Ever since I've wanted to become an orthopedic surgeon." Career 543- 256-15217 .187 111- 571 17-

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uring Jessica Andrasko's first two years on the Ijvolleyball team, she struggled for playing time. |The Falcons were enjoying back-to-back MAC 'Championships, including an appearance in the NCAA tournament. Finally, in her junior season, Andrasko got her first real opportunity to play. She responded by setting a school record of 79 aces while being named to the second team All-MAC. "It was definitely tough sitting the bench because in high school I never sat the bench in any sport," Andrasko said. "But once I was given the chance to step in there. I did all I could." Unfortunately for Andrasko, her season ended early because of a stress fracture as Andrasko had played, had come, she was once watch the tournament bench. "That was so hard because I tried to get through it, but nothing helped," Andrasko said. "I was mad that it happened to me." Although it hurt having to watch her teammates instead of playing with them, Andrasko said that experience motivated her to work harder in the off season and strive harder for another crack at the NCAA's. "Everything happens for a reason," Andrasko said. 'This year I'm working my butt off so it won't happen again. I came in going to the NCAA's - I'd like to leave going to the NCAA's."

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JESSICA ANDRASKO On coming to BG: "After the opposing team serves "During my junior year two of my teammates the ball the middle attacker goes in came to BG on a recruiting trip, so that is how I for a quick set and fakes a spike. The heard of the school. Coach [Denise Van De Walle] setter doesn't set her, but she sets started to recruit me along with Florida State, San me instead as I come in right behind Diego State and Southwest Missouri. I decided the middle attacker. We run this, play to come here because of the academics. That was so the opposing team's middle blocker important to me because I want to go to medical doesn't know who is going to get the school." ball."

About being named co-captain: "I was really excited that the team picked me to be a leader. We [Carlyn Esslinger and her] need to always be an example both on and off the court. It all starts at practice." "We need to look like we always want to be there and give 110 percent all the time. We need to pick up people and give them a push - to remind them that Bowling Green volleyball is a championship program."

Personal goals for the season: "I've set some high goals for myself, but I've already reached one - making the All-Tournament team for each of our tournaments. Last year I made second team All-MAC, so this year I'd like to make the first team. But, my main goal is to iOiUBBH improve everyday and every match. If I do that the rest mssr will come - maybe even MAC Player of the Year." worn Future plans and goals: "I want to go to Europe and play professional volleyball Veer K- E- TA PCT- ■A- DBS 85- BA- for a couple of years. That will help me pay for medical 1994 120- 5B- 372 .166 15- 105 3- 8- school. 1993 329- 147- 913 .199 79- 315 8- 45- "I had surgery on my thumb when I was in the ninth 1992 B2- 3B- 203 .217 15- 113 6- 21- grade and I was able to watch them do the surgery. 1991 12- 15- 39 -.077 2- 38 O- 6- Ever since I've wanted to become an orthopedic surgeon." Career 543- 258-1 527 .187 111- 17- BO-

The BG News/ Drawing. Andrea Wood; Text. John Gibney; Graphics & Layout. Jim Mericsko Inside •Life in "High" School •Tom Gorman's "Give" \* • "Time Cop" reviewed • Pretzel Boy Music Quiz * d& • Q&A with Rob Schaefer * ** 'W E E E N I> Sniffs

KLAATt """In, Q 1PIDIB (CflDVIElR STOUilY • (5 Shock to the System ^TOwjuwi It starts with using the common legal drugs, but it can grow into an uncontrollable habit that can dictate one's life. Find out the facts; read the tales.

IFiEATOUilES 41 Eat like a horse at the Tavern From chillers to killer wings, it's like no other bar in town. The pub atmosphere combined with the hospitable service is the prescription for a good evening.

8 Rob Schaefer UDIEIPAMrRQIEFnrS 3 Events Known to his peers as an analytical monster, the first Here's what's happening in the burg of Bowling Green. If it is year grad student looks at the local jail under close going on, you'll And it here. scrutiny. S Pretzel Boy Music Quiz 8 Music Review Local artist Tom Corman's new album "Cive" gets the shakedown from Dorian Halkovich. 8 Movie & Theatre Review Van Damms newest action-adventure flick "Time Cop" gets the critical eye. The Toledo Rep's production of "Big River."

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I can't deny it. It's true that Weekend Reality is doing Drugs this week, but it must be understood that it is all for a higher purpose; it's all for the people. &E./4LITY Drug usage is so deeply embedded in our society that we don't often think about it unless it's illegal. Iron, the chocolate we eat to editor Andy Dugan the pop we drink to the pain relievers we pop — let alone whul *t offphotographer Ross Weitzner huppens in the underground scene, we are constantly exposing our managing editor Melinda Monhart bodies and minds to physically foreign substances. managing editor Dorian Halkovich Jim Morrison, an idol to many for his rebelliousness and ttaff xeriter Anita j. Michael philosophical phrases, once said "Out here in the perimeter, there Mtaffieriter Janet Oyen are no stars. Out here, we is stoned immaculate." And so, like a utaff \rriter Josh Cable prophet, the idol spoke a truth. As one stagnates within the ataff irriter James Brandon intangible experience induced by chemicals created outside the Copyright © 1994 by Weekend Reality. Reprinting of any materials in human body, one eventually finds that there are no stars to look this publication without the permission of Weekend Reality is strictly up to, to wish upon, and to strive for. What seems to offer a bit of prohibited. surreal pleasure trip often leaves the tourist with a heavy bill to pay, Weekend Reality is an independent magazine published weekly during be it now or in the long run. No one escapes the negative impacts the acudemic year. of substance abuse. Take it from Mojo Risin — with drugs, even the Andy Dugan Send all letters, questions, submissions or any other correspondence idols become idle. editor to 210 West Hall. Bowling Green, Oil 43403.

Date, 1994 Weekend RemUty ditniH her 1991 film "The Doctor" at 7:30 p.m. in the Cioh Film Theater. Call (419) 3724667 for What's buszin more info. Pretzel Boy • Church collectibles will be at the Manor House at Wildwood around the Melropark at 10 a.m. Robert I amlcin shares his wonderful collection of miniature churches Music Quiz Swamp from around the world. Coffee and cookies at 9:30 a.m. Hey. man. This i>. like. Pretzel Boy and I've got the munchies so bad that 1 could probably eat myself. OK. OK bad acting; had Today 9-23 bouse from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday 9-28 joke. Hul if you haven't guessed, the theme for this week's quiz is DHl'CS. As Pretzel Boy writes this, he wonders how many of • Travis Trltt will perform H the Visitors will have the chance to see a • latvan Szaho, the Hungarian motion picture the following songs he's going to quiz everyone with were written Palace of Auburn Hill-. Detroit. Call film in the famous Gish Film director who won best foreign by people on DR11CS. He won't really ask. because he's afraid lo Ticketmaster at (419) 474-1333. Theater, exercise in the Ree Center, picture honors in 1983 for find out. • It's Friday at the Toledo explort the Fine Arts Center, visit Anyway, this week's winner is Michael Jones, of 708 Museum of Art. Music by Jean family members, watch a puppet "Mephisto," will discuss his work at Offenhauer West. Michael answered all 10 questions correctly and Holden, 5:30*30 p.m. Tour at 7 show, hear concerts and participate 7:30 p.m. in the Gish Film Theater. • Landscaping for Wildlife then made it through the gruesome derby drawing. Congrats. p.m. Cull (419) 255 81 in many Other special activities for Workshop at Wild wood Preserve, Michael! Here were the correct answers: Right Said Fred did • Public Lecture at the Toledo people of all ages. All activities are Metroparks Hall from 7-8:30 p.m. "I'm Too Sexy;" George Michael crooned "7 Want Your Sex;" Museum of Art by Barbara free. Call (419) 372-2424 for more "Sex You Vp" was done by Color Me Badd; Jimmy Buffet info. Learn to use attractive and hardy Tannenbaum, curator, Akron Art cackled "Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screu;" Mudonna sang • Tom Gorman will headline a plants that grow well in sandy soils. Museum, speaks on Growing Vp: "Like A Virgin;" "Sexual Healing" was done by Marvin Gaye; series of entertainers at the Call (419) 535-3058. UnmQi of Childhood in the Meatloaf sang "Paradise by the Dashboard Light;" John University Open House from 12:30 •The University Soccer team Photographs of Ralph Eugene Cougar (Mellenramp) did "Hurts So Good;" "Big Balls" was p.m. to 2:30 p.m. under the Bell will play Western Michigan at Meatyard at 7:30 p.m. in the Little done by AC/DC; and Nine Inch Nulls did "Closer." Send Tower at the center of campus. Mickey Cochrane Field at 4 p.m. Theater. $3 Members: $5 Non- entries to 910 West Hall, lkadlinj; stTft&QtiH* i*. BOOK. members. Tickets: (419) 243-7000. Thursday 9-29 And, please folks, only one entry per player. And now — to all the • I lAO's Weekend Feature Sunday 9-25 drug music junkies, the quiz: • Coco Montoya will perform at Fllnui Grease and Grease II • The Detroit Uons will play 1. Who sang "I Want a New Drug" in 1984? the Blind Pig, 208 S. First St.. Ann will be shown today and tomorrow the New England Patriots at 2. What band sang "Comfortably Numb" in 1979? Arbor at 9:30 p.m. Advance tickets at 111 Olscamp Hall. Admission is the hint iar Silverdome. Detroit. 3. "Siiinkin' in the Boys' Koom" was covered by what band in are $6. Call Ticketmaster at (419) $1.50. Call 2-7164. Call Ticket master at (419) 474-1333. 1984? 474-1333. - Print and Poster Sale from • laternational Film 4. "Hey boy, do you wanna score....** is a line from this 1971 1 • Free Art aad Ideas Gallery 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Forum, Directors Weeh at the "Heavy Balloon" classic. Talk will be at the Toledo Museum Student Services Building. University will be held today 5. This former Fagle sang "Smuggler's Blues" in 1984. of Art. The L{fe of the Artist in Early • Harvest Dawn at Swan Creek through Sept. 30. American motion 6. This rock legend did "Cocaine." America by Steve Nowak. associate Preserve at the Yager Center at 6:30 picture director Delbert Mann, who 7. This thoroughly good rocker did "If You Don't Start registrar, at 1:30 p.m. in the a.m. Celebrate the first day of fall has worked with top hox-offiee stars Derrick Lobby. Admission is free. Drinking, I'm Gonna Leave." with a sunrise walk followed by Cary Grant, Doris Day, James 8. Thi§ classic Born to be Wild band sang "The Pusher." • Music In the Grund Manor: juice, rolls, and a warm beverage in Garner and Rock Hudson, will be on 9. "You had a Dom rVrrigone in your hand and a spoon up A Rave Review at the Manor the Window on Wildlife. Donations hand for a showing of one of his your nose..." is a line from this "Big" hit from this 52nd Street House at Wildwood Metropark at welcome. films at 7:30 p.m. in the Cish Film artist. 7:30 p.m. Special performances by • University Soccer plays Theater. Mann will talk with the 10. This foursome from Liverpool sang "Day Tripper." UTs Theater and Music Central Michigan at Mickey audience following the film Departments. A dessert buffet Cochrane Field at 4 p.m. screening For more info, call (419) follows the concert. Tickets are $4. • The Tony Award Winning Musical 3?2-2667. Call 535-3050 for more info. 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To use the Gramma Roses Dinnertainment. pass, simply show it at the theater TEDDY RICHARDS Tuesday 9-27 box office and it will be honored as Aretha Franklin's Son • Alternative 25680 N. St. Route 25 in Perrysburg • Bobby McFrrrin und Ihe through Nov. 5. For tickets, call long as tickets are available for a Detroit Symphony Orchrslra given performance. I'.iimn- can also (419) 871-8505. will perform at Orchestra Hall, call the IM.X office and reserve • Metalsmilh Kathleen Browne Detroit. Call Ticketmaster at (419) will give a free, public slide-lecture tickets for productions. 474-1333. fate* are $28 for adults and $18 about her work at 7 p.m. in 204 • Mark Eltzel will perform at tlir Fine Arts Center. A reception will for students and senior citizens. The Majestic Cufe, 4140 Woodward Ave., passes are on sale at the theater follow in the Dorothy liber Bryan Detroit. Advance tickets are $5. Call Gallery where "Ohio Metals: A department, located in 322 South Ticketmaster at (419) 474-1333. Hall. For more information, contact Legacy" is on display. • >lili. Z will perform at the Bliml Howling Creen's Department of Pig, 208 S. First St., Ann Arbor at Theater at 372-2222. Saturday 9-24 9:30 p.m. Advance tickets $5. Call • Aerosnaith will perform at the Ticketmaster at (419) 474-1333. I'al.n■<■ of Auburn Hills, Detroit. Call • The Student Composers' Ticketmaster at (419) 474-1333. Foram will begin at 8 p.m. in • The Waltous will perform at Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore the Blind Pig, 208 S. First St., Ann Musical Arts Center at the Arbor at 9:30 p.m. Advance tickets University. Admission is free. are $5. Call Ticket master at (419) • Motion picture director 474-1333. Handa llaines. who directed • The University will host its "Children of a Lester God," will first-ever daylong open

Weekend Reality September 28, 1994 S Eat like a horse at the Tavern Trotter's Tavern has a variety of delectibles in a classy atmosphere

by Janet Oyen cappuccinos and mochas. The own topping and condiments. They sepcrate sections; making the portions are large and filling. The Details were very satisified with their customer sort through everything I decided to take a group prices were moderate, ranging from meals. of my friends lo Trotter's four to six dollars per meal. Trotter'* Tavern The service was awkward at first. Tavern for a dinner "out I decided to order the Creek ftista Where: 119 N. Main The menu itself is nicely displayed Trotter's Tavern conducts a seat- and about". We enjoyed the Salad and a Coke. The salad was Phone: 352-5895 and personable. There is a history of yourself style dining room. As first- quiet, dark, and somewhat served in a hollowed-out loaf of Credit Cards: Discover, the "appetiser" written at the top. time customers, we were not sure fancy atmosphere of this bread. It contained pasta shells, bean Each meal description contains a how to get menus. The waitress was small dining room. We also sprouts, olives, fetta cheese, and Master Card, Visa history, definition, or anecdote; slow in bringing them to us, partly enjoyed our dinners. various spices. The salad was very •Hours: Mon.-Fri.10 a.m.- some of them even tell you what the because she was also the only one Trotter's Tavern is a good and quite filling I must admit, 2:30 a.m. meal contains. It took me quite working the bar as well. Once we small restaurant with a bar my Coke simply tasted like Coke. Sat.; 6 p.m.-2:30 a.m. some lime to decide what I wanted had our menus, the service was located in downtown One of my companions also enjoyed because I was reading all of the quick and efficient. Drink refills Bowling Green. It has u her Creek Kista Salad. Two of my Rating (out of five O): descriptions, and everything were brought frequently and quirklv I dark and -.-mi-fancy dining companions ordered IOOOO sounded delicious. The menu, and our meals were brought out atmosphere. The interior cheeseburgers. They selected their however, was not divided into many quickly. consists of wood walls, tables, chairs, and a bar with bar stools, and two chandeliers. Hie tables are set with white table cloths, and a center piece of real flowers in solid color ceramic vases. The chandeliers have two tiers off of which plastic lit fruits hang These are the main source of light for the small dining room. There is a small stereo with speakers placed in the corners. On the evening I attended, musical entertainment consisted of country and blues. There is also a small television in a corner, although it can only be viewed primarily by those sitting at the bar. The walls are decorated with various art works, some of which are for sale.

Trotter's Tavern offers a wide variety in their menu. Choices range from Creek salads, to appetizers-as- meals, to brie and pate, to burgers "madMo-order". The variety of drinks include a variety of alcoholic and soft drinks, Weekend Reallty/Ro WelUner to coffees such as Tne l lighting, rluMy art, and the variety ofgournrt dlanra give the Mala Street poll an elegant atmosphere . Suddenly hits BG by Melinda Monhart described the music of his band as "heavy pop with a Slippery punk edge." Every band offers a myriad of sounds to please Performing for the first time can be an unforgettable Riding Ranch even the pickiest ear. Suddrnly My Darling experience. After only one week together, the band did (419) 353-5403 has carved out a niche for themselves in the a show at Dillon's in Findlay. On that night the band world of music. opened up for Nonchalant, a group from Lexington. T rail F!idp<; After the five-member band Hardware broke Kentucky, with seven original and four cover songs that 13S96W.KranwRd. Pony Hides up, three members stayed together to form had been put together in one week. Bowling Gr«on. OH "It was a really odd place," Cochran said. ' 'Where Riding I essons Suddenly My Darling in early July 1993. The 1 mils S. of Rt 6 band's original drummer thought of the name. you play is where a pool table usually is. The bathroom whore 25 A 6 moot Hesnrviilions Ni Suddenly My Darling band members was behind us so people were walking through us while include: Chad Cochran, guitarist, song writer and we were playing" vocals; Mark Barbour. baas player and vocals; and In Bowling Green the band has often played at Vic DiAngelo, drummer. All of the member* are Eeuysfreer, Club 21 and Howard's. Other performance 22 to 23 years old. Cochran is a senior and sites have included: Findlay, Akron, Cleveland, Toledo, BCWSTCt Exams are near Barbour is a graduate student at the University. Detroit, Ml and they even an upcoming show in Ft. With a sound to call their own, Cochran See, SUDDENLY, pmgm might.

SmptvmherM^Xf** Week*** Reality] \ Rob Schaefer Grad student talks about experiences encountered during intern at The Wood County Justice Center '•-'"V Andy: Now you bad an Kob: Oh. yeah. I did il once long hair, tatoo, cul-off jeans and he that's lough. I can see internship this Rummer, standing up by a lifeguard al a swim was just kind of stumbling around your point, hut I don't right. Hob? meet. and we were like. 'What's this guy's think we're ready for thai. Hob: Ye,. problem?* or something. And then Everybody came to ROM: That's really slek. Did he started talking to us and he said America to be free and • .. Andy: And where was this? you get busted? — and his eyes were all red — he said now we're at this climax Hub: 1 worked at the Wood Count) Rob: No. I mean, what is she going 'I jusl smoked these rocks' and he of freedom and look al all Justice Center out on Kasl Gypsy to do. throw me out of the meet? had this smile from ear to ear; he the violence there is. Lane. was so happy. And that was that. Look al our society; look Andyi Did you like being In at how violent it is. Andy: How did you Kel this the jail? AndytOK intern? Rob: I aelually looked firward to Rob: And this past summer, a year Andyi Any other Itob: I Henl to tbe heud of the going to jail when I worked there. I later, I saw him again in jail. I didn'l memories of the jail? Sociology department. I only needed mean, I'm silling at home sweating know who he was al first. He was a Rob: There is one memory two hours of credit to graduate so I my butt off. I go to work and it's all trustee - one of the people that can I have of this guy who was suggested that instead of taking a aircondilioned. Those prisoners work in Ihe kitchen. brought in to one of the CUUM there might be something else really have it made out at this jail. holding cells. He was I could do for two hours. And he They gel a eup of coffee, they get Ross: So they don't worry tripping I was just sitting said 'Yeah, you can call...' and he the Sentinel-Tribune everyday, they about stuff, like him there when they brought gave me a list of people to call. I got get three meals a day. and...they urinating in the soup. him in. drinking my cup this list of places to intern and I have so many luxeries there. That's Rob: Yeah. yeah....Rut the people of coffee and this guy thought the jail was the coolest what freaked me out. It's not what I who'd be gelling the soup would be started yelling I peaked place on the list. really expected. ihe inmates, so it really wouldn't be around the corner yelling in his best interest. Where was I? 'Help me.* and he was Andy: How was it? Andyi So, knowing wha... Oh. yeah. I'd keep seeing ihis guy. throwing up all over the Kob: I got to hang out with killers Rob: I mean lo get cable, to actually saying hi to each other for a while place. He had ihe shakes out there. I really did! I had to write get cable television, air conditioning, and then one day it hit me. "That's and everything II was this poper about how I thought it books in the library, the daily the dude at the Porlage Quarry prelly weird. I asked the went over the summer. One of the newspaper, comfortable furniture, Blowout!' And so all summer, he'd sarge if lhat happened last days I worked there...did I ever GEI) classes, ihree choice meals a be asking me 'Hey, are you going to often and he told me that tell you about that? day, church services, basketball the Blowout?' And I'd be like 'Yeah, usually, on average, ihey courts, games, all kinds of crap. are you.... oh, never mind.' get a guy who snaps like Andy: What? They should lie having these guys lhat once every two Rob: The whole time I was there, working on Ihe railroad or Andyi Are many of the weeks. there was this one killer out there, something. You know what I mean? inmates drug users? lie's from IVrrysburg and he killed Sweating iheir bulls off in the hul Rob: I'll tell you. I typed all the Ross: Now, let me ask his girlfriend while she was holding sun rather than have us spend crimes from their files into the yon a question. If all this 10 month old baby. His name is money to house them like thai. computer and everybody had a 1*11 laws about drugs Sieve Mortimer. One of the women There were so many of ihem that were done away with, who works there in reeords also euts Andy: Knowing what this Jail now I have a phobia with grtling a would yon use them? the inmates hair. On the second to Is like now, would yon be Dill. So, if I have one or two beers. I mean soft drug*. last day I was there, she cut his. She more likely to commit a I don't drive al all. like pot. asked me if I wanted to go with her crime? Rub: No, I don't think it to cut his hair. Rob: No. not me personally. But. for Andyt Any other Interesting would change my habils. I the ignorant people I saw in there stories with drugs and jail? mean, I would be more Andy: Did yon go? and from where they came from... I Rob: Aelually. yes. I ran into this likely to because il would Rob: Yeah. It was weird though, mean there was this old man in girl at a bar one nighl and we be more widespread, bul I because it was just me. this lady — there who would commit a crime somehow gol on the lopie of pol don't think I would she was reallv a deputy — and this every October or November just so smoking and a lime when she got change. killer just sitting there in the same he'd have a nice warm place to stay arrested. I was working al the jail, room. We're in ibis room and for the winter. This old guy was like so I was, like, how do you spell your there's no guards there. I'm my grandpa. This gray old man l.i-i name? (Laughing). No. really like...whatever. I'm sitting right in who'd wink at me whenever I wenl though. 1 did look her up al work front of him and star) talking to by. He was a really nice guy. and. boom, there she was. She had him while the deputy starts cutting three crimes on her record, all drug- his hair. Andy: That's not good. related. And. you know these Rob: And you wanl to know what's records have everything on you. So Andy: Wow! weird? I see these inmates when I memorized all this stuff on her Rob: You remember Silence of the ihey get out. I saw this old man just and the next time I saw her I went Lambs. Just sitting around this silting on Ihe curb one day ufter he up to her and would sa\ 'Hey. you're killer. Me could have grabbed the just got out. I've seen people at Wal- 56"\ 123 pounds...' and then I told scissors, you know. But he wasn't Mart, and at the bars, and the her ih.ii I pulled her file and I told like thiil. He was a nice guy...you'd quarry. her all her crimes and she jusl never know. freaked out. She didn't like it at all. Andyi Any drug stories? But, you know it's public record. Ross (the photographer): Do Rob: Yeah, actually. Last summer, Anyone can look il up. you ever urinate In the pool we wenl lo the Curt age Quarry when you swim? Blowout and we met this guy wilh Rose: Do you think il would be any worse for someone to smoke pot or kill about six; beers and then drive a ear? d Rob: So, you're comparing Photograph* by Rose Weitzncr marijuana lo beer? I don't think il would be any worse. I don't know;

September M, 1994 •>»»**!»»* V*V»V'»* \ \\0OL fft? TJ and Pains of Dm It's a fact oJ lift- During our brief visit here on i hi- quaint Illegal substances offer a How much little planet, most of UftWill ingest some lurm of chemically foreign substance nwo oar bodies —whether trip on short-sighted road is that it's aspirin. paarsnaeeuticaUy prescribed sedatives, moodahering world. Consequently, we've got 10,000 explains. "My the and of the year, I hit While "Wally's" nightly ritual stem* bong in the drugs or a cup of coffee. In a society 18-year-old kids on every campus in rock bottom* and that's when I decided harmless. Dr. Mud feeb otherwise where pleasure is king, We ierica whose sole purpose is to stay I wanted to help people in the same "That same kid who's getting relief and escape fro/U the_« icated until they graduate." filiation a* me." high and staying up for David window doldrums of lift Our obligatory, informal ! n?a a familiar story for many Letterman is probably not gur: ■ t., (».■ bjMichael Pleasure. uiirwy of two dozen or so students (^B^SreuVrstt who respond to the too motivatedjb wake up for hi- K Zautaeki That principle it the .rwttsjadthal alcohol is still quite procures of campir- life, both peer a.m. Has*/* he theorises. Thai'- mi.- bottom line of human exisl prevalent on campus, while aftd academic pressure by turning to of tin- side effects of pot it d.^tioi. The room is believed to From the very beginning of .irijuana. LSD and other illicit dtouol or ilm# ' .Oftentimes they your motivation." be the mother load of conscious being, we have sought substance* enjoy proportionately justify the need to escape by citing the ' **wsDy** would not comment confiscated drug pleasure; even as little children we. sjnathir popularity. While this small fierce ormpet it ion uvthe classroom on his grade point average. paraphernalia. Rumors instinctively craved it. . sampling may not be representative jnd this cut-throat jt>b market- that Besides stress, bored i- abound about the sice and "Whether we are conscious BBS another popular reason cited for complexity of the devices of it or not, pleasure is the guiding These people in the hyier city, they fool tkemse&es into psrtvins) **toer<'\ really nothing • I < that may be stored in the principle of life." explained Dr. believing thai this little rock in their hand Is thv only to do on the Weekends." sa\s Kri-t.i. a room. Though no one was Herman Mud, formerly of the Metro sophomore Spanish education ni.ijur completely positive, from Drug Counseling Unit in Cleveland. pleasure they'll ev# see. You really need to ptti yourself in ' In such a rural atmosphere, what can be seen by the "These people in the inner their shoes to see why* t mean, I guess I can t blame (kern, but many students have expressed tli.it light of a solitary window on city, they fool themselves into Mine sentiment. Summit Street indicates one believing that this little rock in their I wish they i l/ "Kind • hobby!" Dr. Mud thing —bongs. hand is the only pleasure they'll ever of the whole carnpu^ icm. Retorts. Nicknamed "Bong see. You really need to put yourself hasn't been living under a rock knows "You're in < lass all day, ynuV With so much at stake here Alley," the room is actually in their shoes to see why. I mean. I that college is the ideal atmosphere got so msny things -n,ng on. It's hV in the college experience, students the office of Detective U. guess I can't blame them, but I wish for partying. you've notta find time to relax," want to make wise decisions regarding Chuck Frizell of the Wood they knew what they were getting 'The temptation is always V concurs Vally," a -ophomore creative their substance habits. Chemical County Sherrtfs themselves into.'*—_—^—^— .there," says Jon Hamilton, a writing major who wishes tft keep his abuse can be detrimental to academic Department. So while the h-rd life of fresbriuHL -"^fcB^^--^^ identity anonymous. "Everyone needs performance and equally threatening Frixell said over the past 10 someone in the inner city might ■ It's a temptation that's hard to i-^cape, otherwise you go nuts, to a young person's physical and years he has placed the jiisM»Vdru|a^ alcoM^ ^G? Measure: the especially in this age." mental well-being Hut with all I lie "odd-ball*** of drug ufthi He is one of many students pressure of college life, how should paraphernalia confiscated ahusc on other college (\imTrtises? marijuana to estup-- i h students go about relieving stress.' during drug busts on his Pleasure. " ■'Vnfnrrl lifl "As a doctor, my generic window sill. "College is a playland for in that age group, that post-high d some answer is excerise." Dr. Mud says. A few have been taken the serious drug user," Dr. Mud school peer pressure lingers on for the drug "But it's not rhetoric. Exercise really from cars, but most hare said. "I mean, you're away from quite some time. Everyone wa. students across can be beneficial in releasing tension, been taken through the use Mommy and Daddy for the first fit in, you know, and ... I a fact that's been proven. It also of search warrents, he said. time, and for some reason, there's into the same I "Wally" described his ni. oduces a natural high. I just can't Though he said he this myth that college is supposed to "Yes, dug of smoking pot from his enough about exercise." would not call it a • be your last bastion of fun — your year at Penn '-foot-high Graffix bong and It's a competitive world out collection, his window sill last chance to enjoy yourself before etching late-night television as Making sound choices when it gallery contains bongs of you have to go out and face the real "stimulating and pleasurable." drugs and alcohol is even various sizes and shapes. "There** big ones, little Since becoming BG's D.A.R.E. officer, sel said. "Alcohol is still ones, ones made of colored Tansel typically spends half the year in one problem because »*• glass and others made of about a local classrooms educating exit-level are town and because MM plastic," Friieil said. "One w 'ated drug elementary, junior and senior high have lents under the age of in the shape of an elephant, program school students. Although he is still a twenty-ol another is in the shape of wn as D.A.R.E. commissioned police officer, he is no Tanel sa^H^^^ity and old style telephone and Idn't be surpriesed longer an enforcer of the law for a very it\ share orfljagrf rffiigs, such a- there are some with a lot of if few of us actually good reason. He explained how marijuana and LSD, but not to the different hoses." understand what the important it is for D.A.R.E. officers to level that nearby city Toledo has. Frizell said he program involves, how maintain a non-threatening image in The prevention tactics and goals of understands why rumors it helps the youth of their community, and always be a the D.A.R.E. prgram differ for have started about the our communities, or friend or someone for kids to turn to elementary from high school students. contents of his office. He even what D.A.R.E. and trust for help. On the elementary and junior high said when he leaves work in stands for, which is Tansel defined what it takes for a level, the goal of the program is not the evening and he leaves Drug Abuse Resistance city to have a drug problem and just to get children to say no to drugs. the lights on the bongs are Education. Bowling whether or not Bowling Creen has a The real goal is to teach children how siUoeted on his window silL Green D.A.R.E. problem. to recognize and resist drug offers and program leader and 17- "Every city has a problem, that's to know the different types of peer pressure. They also learn when the

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nmri' c riii-iill now I han i( ever was before. Dr. Mud concluded: "It run ormer junkie tells how even the nice guys can finish last experience. mean the difference between someone elindu C. Monhart skate boarder'a that brought another "There is no way to describe One other time at a friend's house who's landed the job and someone change mio hia social life. getting high," Smith said. "You feel Smith relates what he felt like after who's delirious and lying fare-first in a During adolescence, life brings "The skateboarder's like to have nothing. You feel good. You get one hit of acid. |KMII of their own vomit, nauseous with it psychological ami emotional fu n .md hang out," Smith »»ul- "They hungry, tired and wake up with cotton "When I was at a friend's house I ■*■ from the rancid smell of their own i hangeatuist can be overwhelming. had no standards.** mouth." was laying outside by a spa and I saw feces.' Drugs can take the vulnerable mind Daring the summer after his When Smith took a hit of acid he ting the house roof come to a peak," he of an .HloleMent.niil alter it to the sophomoru year to high Mhool, a would put it under his tongue. He said. "The wall was all windows. It point where they Are suddenly friend from th-- group of described how some people wo.ild do looked like the house was melting and mirecognizable to their reflection in*/ ■katehoarder's introduced Smith to put it under their tongue, eyelid or a tree reached out to grab me. Then mirror. cut a blood vein and drop the acid R ' -.^^^aaa. as it got closer everything went back to Kveryone can remember the lime "1 hat summer one of tbem puhed into t heir vein. normal. when finding acceptance in a social out some joints*" he said. The n r-t "We put it on our tongue for a In his freshman year of college. group in high school was an important t ime I didn't get a iivll i Lng off of it (the half-hour and then swallowed it," Smith started using cocaine. He said par! of discovering who thay were. potl"' Smith said. "The main goal was to get that he would feel In- body shake and The pressures to 'fit-in' resulted with It w.i- not hard for Smith to hide the ultimate psychedelic experience. needing to have the cocaine. students that weren't part of the right smoking joints with Mime friend* We. did ft So he in another world." "It scared me because I was crowd being labeled by other tudents from his parent*- Spending the night Fn December IWO, Smith dealing with older people (when because of social difference* at a friend's house was a common took four hits of acid in one night. buying the cocaine)," he said. "The Davian Smitti was differ nit. In the t'xeuee used as a cover for what he was After came home, he just laid down deals were more important." eighth ;:r.iilc In-started a* a new r.-ally doing) V \ on the couch. During January 1992 Smith school iu t*trang» tovjn> He "My parents had no clue." Smith "My parents never asked where mv slopped all drug use. He became remembers being called a f r .*k- said. ''They trusted me not to get in money went because if they asked me depressed, had the shakes, and because- oi h is love for bonk * and trouble" to do something I would," he -.ml "If attempted suicide hv cutting his writing poutry. J Jnto his junior year. Smith started it only cost five bucks for a Friday wrists. To mutilate himself. Smith "Before this time I was ignor-int rtctslizing with a group he called; night (doing acid) that is what I would also cut up his amis with a razor •bout inv identity." Smith SSML'Turns. punk - These people tiHtened lo tousle do." blade. trying to find a Hick in which I i ould from the Dead Kennedys, Sex Pistol- Another time when he was high on "If I cut myself I thought the pain find myself." and Exploited. acid. Smith remembers an image that on my arm would hurt more than the The change tn.in one social group: "The music did not j-et me to Jo v*s* almost a sign of the changes that pain inside." he -aid. to thonWtf occurred slowly for,Smith. drugs,'' Smith said. "It had nothing to destroyed life as he knew it before I'rior to these incidents Smith's He started out with the [>rejjip&! urowd do Wit|i my drug use." ^L^knt^V drug addiction. parents had found pot in his bedroom. because of the nice clothes, then '• • Until this time Smith hid received 'My face bubbled and wobbled." After three years of Davian's drug played on the football tea ml 11 j III ■ the joint- from his friends at no *- Smith *aiaV*\phen I looked in the addiction. Smith's mom was the one *'" Then Smith found a group tliM \ chariot He started buying pot affar aN mirror 1 couhf scf what was really that convinced him to go into a drug was more laid back, where friend told Smith that he sal* happening irmiie of im and I didn't rehabilitation program. he belonged. After he start e first purchase he made waft want to face that §0 X looked away" To this day Smith's life between into the group's love of hea1 I /4 bag of pot. At a brateh^tDeadLtoncert Smith the years of being a junior in high music and wearing clothing ith asked his cousin's friend for .ind his friends were walking around school and a freshman in college Iron Maiden i -Inn — he wi ing different. Acid was a wheuth,7.Ca»ji.ti»abrown remain a blur to him. ■ labeled a burn-out. r drug and had a longer lasting Volkswagen ye^nyvaiao inside th. "I don't remember. 'Inat is three A move into the high sch« It cost approximately $1.50 a van had ■AlaKCTamWBSlamMer form years I can never get back," Smith introduced Smith to the of acid and* this night as hi said.

lime comes j^Ky "no" and how to be can lead to violence and personify*' assertive enflpgh to say it and mean it. injury, as in fights or drunk driving Back and Janes addiction: Caffeine Tansel spefs to the kids in the accidents. Tansel explained how vital ilW-gjh" Anita j. MUM informational bits on ■ -.iffine-, ill UM classrooms nee a week. He is present 36.(1 that children never Ivecome involved and abuse. during recess playground activities, 36.0 in with alcohol and tobacco becaiMS*..! Caffeine...Caffeine...Caffeine and even eats lunch with the children 36.0 they can be used as stepping stone*!*; If there is one legal drug that How much caffeine is in that can of to keep D.A.R.E.'s message constant in 36.0 bigger and more dangerous drugs many a college student conumes on a soda, anyway? the children's lives. 36.0 Tansel said the D.A.R.E. progr, regular basis, it's lH-Purine-2.6-d.one, Jolt High School studnets are educated 30.0 has been successful in its effectivei 3,7-dihydro-l,3,7-trimethyl- (9CI), 100.0 mg/12 oz. can of soda differently according to Tansel, mainly 1.2 and will only grow stronger in yean more commonly known as caffeine. Sugar-Free Mr. Pibb 58.8 because the police already know drugs 0 come. Stating drug prevention Whether it's that morning cup or two Mountain Dew and alcohol are being used by some 54.0 Note:^Bunge sightings of through education and not locking Mello Yellow students. It is improtant then to or three of coffee, a couple of sodas 52.8 "Caffeine-Fp(f" Mountain Dew have up, Tansel said he felt the DARK, in the afternoon, or perhaps a No- Tab 46.8 either convince the students to cease occured in the local supermarkets of program was a contributing factor in' Doz at night, many of us are hyped up Coca-Cola use, or at least warn them of the risks 45.6 Bowling Green. WR asks "What's the Bowling Green's police force on this perfectly legal stimulant Die! Coca-Cola they take, or the consequences they 45.6 point?" may face by using drugs and alcohol. becoming federally accredited last during the day. Shasta Cola 44.4 Tansel aslo makes sure the high school year. Presented for your information Mr. I'ibb 40.8 students are aware of how drug use and uttter enjoyment, Weekend Dr. Pepper 39.6 Reality offers these eye-opening Pepsi Cola 38.4

September 23, 1994 6 £ 7 Theatre of "Muddy Water." This number Mys|c the album eases its way through really gets the show moving, both gentle guitar riffs and lightly Ratings Big River: The Adventures literally and figuratively. Tom Gorman constructed harmonies. Guitarist of Huckleberry Kinn The real highlights of the evening Jason Cates and keyboardist Greg O Terrible By: Kuger Miller and are found in the vocal performances Independent Wilder allow their instruments to OO Poor William Hauplman of Joyce Rush and Tymara Smith. ooeo flow through musical arrangements OOO Average The Toledo Repertoire These two incredible voices help to smoothly, effectively backing up Theatre make "The Crossing" and "How HIest Tom Gorman is one of the most Gorman's powerful vocals. OOOO Very Good ooo We Are" into the most moving pieces well-known musical figures in Utilizing his vocal abilities, OOOOO Excellent of the production. Rush and Smith Bowling Creen. Prominently Gorman slides his way through Hed Ambitious is an apt put on individual that are successful featured within the University's Dress, one of the best cuts off the description for the Rep's in proving the depth of talent that freshman orientation entertainment album. This cut has a wonderful use downtown Bowling Green for a cup production of "Big this c«Bt possesses. programs as well as during the of keyboards which pulls the Ming of coffee in Slay out Late, Gorman River" Based on Mark Other notable performances come annual Black Swamp Arts Festival, out from the rest. Smooth as melted expresses his feelings in an Twain's famous novel, the in the forms of Brad Bussdieker's he spreads his music throughout the chocolate, all the melodies and expressionistic and picturesque way. musical follows lluck Finn's comic rendition of "Arkansas" and community. harmonies blend accentuating Give is definitely worth a listen. epic journey down the Amy Scott's fine vocals on "You The rich vocal harmonies, strong Gorman's vocals. But if you are expecting 90's rock Mississippi River. The Rep Oughta He Here With Me." acoustic guitar work and jazz - and Wei / / can't go on/ in'r/i my eyes then this might not be for you. stretches thin its talents The production falls short, blues -influenced style are a welcome behind/ like a siren call/ I've dashed Instead what Tom Gorman & and resources (perhaps to however, in its lack of good departure from the thumping grind, on the rocks/ of this red reflection/ fcirallax view dish out is an easy the limit) in order to storytelling Few. if any, members of and screaming vocals of typical 90*s like a pendulum! life goes on. listening bonanza. So sit down, grab present l98.Vs Tony Award the audience are unfamiliar with the rock music. This is what makes his Just one refrain from Hed Dress a cup of coffee and relax lo the Winner for Best Musical. A tale of lluck Finn, but this does not current release, Tom Gorman & give you an idea the various ideas harmonies within the album. Give is cast of 25 helps to bring the mean that the story itself should be Parallax View 's Give, a worthwhile Gorman incorporates into his lyrics. available al Finder's Records and nearly 70 characters in neglected. One gets the feeling of a listen. Singing about everything from lost Tapes. Hauptman's and Miller's series of loosely connected musical Bordering on a near 70's sound. love in Heunion to driving to — Dorian Halkorich work to life. numbers rather than a coherent The evening is filed with narrative. This is a shame, for a number of talented Twain's story is what gives the Movie finding new ways to utilize I he legs that fancy kicking you should lie on individuals. High school musical its appeal. splits. Broadway," quips MeComb. senior Shonn Willey gives a Time Cop Van Damme also gels the The lense climax has some great credible performance as the Trie Rep's production of "Big Universal standard action joke lines like surprises lhal make the final the adventurous lluck Finn, River," problems notwithstanding, OO01/2 "Whoa, lhat'sgoiina hurl." showdown more all the more and he works very well with makes for a fun night out. Although Mia Sara gives a good exciting. The lasl line also adds to Derek Alexander's portrayel a little lengthy ("Big River" runs a Jean Claude Van Damme's movies performance as Max's wife. Melissa. the film's small, tint important of Jim, a fugitive slave tad over three hours with one, 15 just keep getting belter and Timecop Ron Silver adequately plays the message of spending enough lime accompanying lluck down minute intermission), "Big River" is no exception. Based on a comic ruthless villain. Senator Aaron with the people you love. the river Wiley and is a good way for the Rep to kick off book series, this movie is well made MeComb. I recommend this mo\ie mainly Alexander have some their 62nd season. The show runs and delivers some great action Director Peter Hyams does a solid because of the well-written plot and experience with the script, tonight and Saturday al 8 p.m. and surprises. job of filming, except for a few- fresh, inventive action sequence*. as they perfromed the same closes this Sunday with a 2:30 Van Damme plays Officer Max moments of noticeable camera The last action sequence was a little roles in the Crosswell Opera matinee. "Big River" is being Walker, law enforcer for the Time shaking. long, hut was purposely extended for House's production of presented at the Franciscan Center in Enforcement Commission (TEC). The basic setting for the plot is effect. "Big River" last summer. Sylvania. For ticket information Walker must do battle with the evil Washington. D.C.. but various lime This film also has one of the Iiest The duo arc particularly (students receive an excellent senator MeComb, Ron Silver. travellers journey lo places like ihe closures I've seen in an action film. effective in their rendition discount) call the Rep at 243-9277. McComb pursues the United Stales Civil War and the slock market crash Closure (complete explanation of all presidency by stealing money- of 1929. elements presented) becomes rare in through illegal time travel activities. The action-packed surprises are action films because filmmakers lend Saturday 9-24 Band Listings Walker must also prevent some tragic entertaining and straight-forward. If lo focus on I he action instead of I he Listings...Listings....Listings... • The Kind-Club 21 events that involve his own future. you don't miss any part of the movie, story. This film has good action and Weekend Reality listings run from • The Affair — Gamer's Jean Claude Van Damme has you should be able to follow the plot slory flow and should be seen liy all Friday to Thursday. If you would like • Big Dave and the Ultrasonics improved his star power over the easily. action film fans. - Easystreet your event listed in Weekend Reality, years and this movie is another big The movie wisely implements Van • Sky Dog-Howard's send it to Weekend Reality listings, boost. Van Damme kicks his way Damme's flying kicks and acrobatic -Mike Siebeneller 210 West Hall, BGSU.BC, Oil through a well written plot while karate style into the film. "With all 43403. Tuesday 9-27 • Open Mic Night - Easystreet Cafe Friday 9-23 - Open Mic Night-Club 21 • Teddy Richards (Son of Artthl FrsBklia) — Easystreet Wednesday 9-28 • Hunchback Joyride - Club 21 - Uncle Sandwich — Easystreel • The Affair — Gamer's • Sky dog- Howard's Thursday 9-29 • Karoake-Gamer's • Ras Banghi — Easy street SUDDENLY From page four cum IHAIH ' KMbNefiMIN'lU-lMI Wayne. IN. A favorite spot for Suddenly My ^tw. ANGELS Darling is Club 21. One night at Club 21 a talent scout OUTFIELU from Chrysalis Hecords approached the band members because she really Nightly 7:00 4 9:30 liked their show. The result was Sit Mil 2:00 £ 130 Suddenly My Darling Sun Mat 3:00 & 5:00 submitting a tape and a band portfolio. tf)e BR.4ND0NLEE After three times in the studio. Fri. & Sat. the band has recorded a little under CRpW, ].30 pm only 20 songs. They are still waiting to

s heur from Chrysalis Records. a Coming Soon: The blind's next local performance ■True Lies" & "The Flirutones" will be at Club 21 on October 12.

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