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Friday, January 28, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 87 Deputy Attorney General resigns Expert speaks at meeting

by Michael J. Snlffen The Associated Press division during the Carter admin- > istration. WASHINGTON - Deputy At- Most of the hottest potatoes torney General Philip Heymann, and Reno's priority programs i*_ 0 jg^ -mm a veteran of were sent to Heymann's office four adminis- for handling, including a review trations who of mandatory minimum criminal served as right- sentences, a report on the FBI's hand man to bloody siege of the Branch Da- i ' Janet Reno, re- vidian complex in Waco, Texas signed unex- and the department investigation p e c t e d I y of Rodriguez, which was later Vi Thursday - a transferred to the internal move they both watchdog unit. 1 attributed to Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, R-N.Y., differences in told reporters, "The Justice De- 1 — « 1 i management style and chem- partment ... is being run by istry. someone who could qualify for A special assistant to Reno, the original amateur hour and Tki BG Ntwi/Reii Weltintr Lulu Rodriguez, who is under who has been less than what this Justice Department in- nation should be demanding as an Janet West, president of the AAUP collective bargaining congress, tion in anticipation of the collective bargaining vote, scheduled for vestigation over alleged vote attorney general." addresses the audience on the benefits of faculty unions Tuesday Feb. 9 and 10. fraud in a Miami-area election, At the White House, spokes- night. The speech was sponsored by the BGSi:Faculty Associa- also resigned, spreading turmoil woman Dee Dee Myers denied to the top of a third key Cabinet the administration was embar- department. rassed by the resignation. "Cer- West believes bargaining good for open communication There has been speculation tainly not. I think Phil Heymann University Professors. if they agree, they will pass it. that Reno herself has fallen from served well for a year. I think he by Leah Barnum communication between the "[Collective bargaining] However, if the administration faculty members and the ad- favor in the White House, which made clear what his reasons News staff writer President Clinton denied as re- were for leaving," she said. does not mean the joint gover- does not agree, it goes into a ministration at the University cently as last week. A special An expert in economics and nance would diminish," she "black hole somewhere," she of Kansas has improved since "I think the American people said. "What having a contract said. counsel has been named to in- understand ... how one goes labor relations spoke on the they adopted collective bar- means is that you have a guar- "But with collective bargain- gaining. vestigate financial dealings in through the process of building a benefits of collective bargain- "The communications are Arkansas including some by the team in which people are compa- ing Tuesday night at the Facul- department's No. 3 official, Web- tible, in which their styles are the ty Association meeting. better now than they were be- fore," West said. "There are ster Hubbell, when he was a law same," Reno said. Janet West, of the University "What having a contract means is that you very few times when we have partner to Hillary Rodham Clin- Reno and Heymann sat side- of Kansas in Omaha, said col- have a guarantee of joint governance and an ton. lective bargaining is a good not been able to come to a by-side to announce his depar- meeting of the minds." Reno, a former state pros- ture. way to ensure joint governance increasing of that power." The universities, as institu- ecutor, is the first attorney gen- "We don't have any great poli- and open communication be- Janet West, president of AAUP collective bargaining tween faculty members and tions, work much better with eral in recent memory to operate cy differences," Heymann in- congress without a chief of staff. Instead, sisted. "There is no precipitating administration. collective bargaining, West said. she relied heavily on Heymann, case or event. The fact of the West said collective bargain- who served at Justice in the ing has benefitted the Univer- antee of joint governance and ing, nothing goes into that "Everybody wants the uni- matter is our chemistry isn't an increasing of that power." Johnson administration, worked good. We don't work as well sity of Kansas in many ways. black hole," West said. versity to work as well as pos- for the Watergate special pros- together as we should, and that's West is also president of the She said when a faculty sen- Grievances are also ad- sible - that's what I see hap- ecutor during the Nixon adminis- collective bargaining congress ate votes on something and dressed in a more favorable the conclusion we've both come sends it to the administration. See SPEAKER, page 3. tration and ran Justice's criminal to." of the American Association of way, she said, adding that Harding admits knowledge LSU struggles Skater fails to come forward "I had no prior with corporation knowledge of the with information by Melissa Llpowskl "The acceptance of the channel planned assault on News staff writer will teach many valuable lessons Nancy Kerrigan. I about life," he said. "In small of attack In an attempt to gain access to towns like Bowling Green, there am responsible, the Latino Gable Channel Univ- are very few opportunities for by Bob Baum however, for failing ision, the Latino Student Union cross-cultural exploration and The Associated Press and the People for Racial Justice this will be one opportunity for to report things I committee are currently in- people to explore other cul- PORTLAND, Ore. - Her hands learned about the volved in an ongoing struggle tures." trembling and her voice strained, with the Wood County Cable Cor- At the December meeting with Tonya Harding admitted Thurs- assault when I poration. the department of Multicultural day that she failed to come for- returned home from Since 1988, the LSU has been Affairs, Larry Miller, th<- direc- ward with what she learned after trying to make Univision availa- tor of operations at Wood County the attack on Nancy Kerrigan, nationals." ble to the Bowling Green Com- Cable, announced that any new but pleaded not to be denied "my Tonya Harding, Olympic munity and University students, channels could not be considered last chance" at an Olympic gold figure skater but has repeatedly been denied until February, according to Har- medal. access from Wood County Cable, ida Fernandez, president of the The U.S. Olympic Committee said Christopher Smitherman, a Latino Student Union. said it was "deeply concerned" Harding in the Jim. 6 attack. member of the People for Racial "The Latino Student Union and about Harding's admission. The Harvey Schiller, executive di- Justice Committee. the People for Racial Justice committee and the U.S. Figure rector of the USOC, issued a The addition of the channel Committee have been requesting Skating Association have said statement saying the organiza- would not only serve as an asset this channel since 1988," Fer- Harding could be removed from tion "is deeply concerned with for the Latino or Spanish-speak- nandez said. "There is such a the team if she is linked to the at- statements made today by Tonya ing members of the community, large demand for the addition of tack. Harding relative to her stated but it would also serve as an edu- the channel." "I had no prior knowledge of knowledge of the attack on cational tool for other members Since the FCC imposed a strict the planned assault on Nancy Nancy Kerrigan at the national of the community as well, Smith- regulatory rate freeze last Sep- Kerrigan," Harding said. "I am championships." erman said. tember, Wood County Cable has responsible, however, for failing The figure skating association "Univision is a channel geared not been able to expand its to report things I learned about said Harding would be on the list for all people, not just Spanish-s- system's channels, Miller said. the assault when I returned home of official entries in the Lille- peaking individuals," Smither- "Until all of the guidelines and from nationals. hammer Games submitted to the man said. "Many of the commu- revenue is amended and the rate "Many of you will be unable to USOC, but the association has AF Plata/Jack Smltk nity members are not even aware freeze is lifted, we have to hold forgive me for that. It will be appointed a hearing panel to in- U.S. Figure Skating champion Tonya Harding checks her notes as she of their interest in the Latino cul- back on all capital expenditures difficult for me to forgive my- vestigate, a first step in the pro- delivers a prepared statement at a news conference Thursday In Port- ture because they have never and improvements," Miller said. self." cess that could lead to her re- land. been granted the opportunity to According to Miller, the next Her statement came as her ex- moval from the team. explore their interests." review by the FCC to lift the rate husband, Jeff Gillooly, spoke to The USOC noted that the wom- mitted to international Olympic priate relative to the conduct of Through the expansion of the freeze will occur on Feb. IS. Until investigators for the second con- en's figure skating roster can be officials Jan. 31, but added that any athlete entered In the cable system, many community then, any type of expansion is not secutive day in what a source changed as late as Feb. 21. the USOC "is prepared under Games." members will have the opportu- feasible, he said. said was an attempt to cut a deal Schiller said Harding's name constitutional procedures, to ini- Harding made her statement at nity to expand their education, he in exchange for implicating would be on the U.S. roster sub- tiate any action deemed appro- a downtown athletic club. said. See CABLE, page 3.

Twenty years after the After a disappointing loss last American soldier left Rain, mainly in the morn- INSIDE Federal investigators ar- to Central Michigan on ing. A thunderstorm also Vietnam, two senators who rived Thursday to begin in- Wednesday, the men's bas- possible. High in the mid vestigating at win-engine bear the scars of that war ketball team continues its helped convince their col- 40s in the morning. Falling plane crash in which a pilot conference action Saturday into the mid 30s in the was killed. leagues Thursday the tune when It hosts the Akron has come to lift trade sanc- afternoon. Chance of rain is Q Page 6. Zips. 80 percent. tions. □ Page 9. NEWS □ Page 7.

i The Page Editorial The BG News page two Friday, January 28, 1994

The BG News <^$*» "A Commitment to Excellence" n Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor

Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor

Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scon DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor Ear to the Ground... Imagine stopping to chow down at a local grease- and-go, paying for the food with a .38 Special, and receiving change in hollow-point bullets. E.A.R to the Ground loves where this country is go- ing with the presentGuns-For fad, which gives itchy- fingered urban banditos a chance to trade guns for everything from food to dogs to Barney video cas- settes. We advocate shutting down America's shooting gallery by making firearms the new national cur- rency. We think country crooner Reba McEntire's PI offer to trade them for her $23 February concert tickets is a positive first step. Next, we're hoping to see Catling guns for Gummy Bears. So fire up the furnaces, melt down the current cash and use the metal for automatic assault moola. Posers, Townies and Mona *** And the Proutsign said "Olscamp sucks frostbitten goats )> E.A.R. Central has five words for the astigmatic jurists in the Menendez trials: Mistrial? Deadlocked? The sub-headline for this ence for Mona, 'cause she's just Are you crazy?. week's effort is adapted from a too damn stupid. Mona spent her We don't blame His Honor for ordering Lyle's sign that some kids in Prout Hall days running into things, while at party of 12 back to the jury room to try harder. It's made and put in their window. night she liked to mill around the amazing enough that Eric's ultimate fate remains While we aren't going to write door and let people stumble over about Paul Olscamp today her. The defining moment In undecided in Limbo Land. Their parents were shot- (c'mon, read on anyway, please), Mona's life is her daily attempt to gunned, and evidence points to them as cool, collect- we did want to use our space to enter the microwave oven. ed, cunning killers. All the tawdry tales of dysfunc- encourage this kind of behavior. Listen, Mona, no matter how ap- tional family life don't justify their actions. So we're at the Of f-Campus pealing this idea may seem, you. Open your eyes, people. You're close enough to the Housing Fair on Tuesday, with have no business getting into the terrible truth to slip in Ma and Pa Menendez's blood. our buddy, co-conspirator, psy- Sam 0 Mike microwave, because It's only go- chologist and future roommate ing to get you hurt. *** Sallie, looking for a place to live Melendez Cook Speaking of repeatedly getting next year. That's right! We're into things that you have no busi- The Scarecrow has a brain and the Lion has his graduating and we're staying in mending the names and address- Let's get back to this Pet Re- ness getting into because it's only courage. Now, thanks to all you kids who showed Bowling Green. Why? es of your friends who really like fernces thing. going to get you hurt... Why, oh such mushy, gushy affection for Uncle Paul Ols- Because we want to be townies. your dog. Or do they just want Back when we lived with the why are the Buffalo Bills in the Be sure to listen to The Sam and testimonial from other pets In the boys in Chapman Hall, our friend Super Bowl again? Now, the Bills camp, he has heart to spare. Mike Show when we move from neighborhood? Dog resumes! Brad figured a cute pet would be, really aren't a bad team, but, man We appreciate everyone who stopped busting up WBGU 88.1 FM to WFOB-AM. As Regardless, this whole thing is in his words, "a babe magnet." So oh man, what a bunch of head furniture for kindling long enough to send such townies, we'll have to pay $8 for mad, mad we tell you. Maybe we all shared a kitten, her name cases. Their team photo is the sweet paper (and plastic garbage bag) hearts with hockey tickets, but we assume there Is something we just don't was Fubar. Let's say, for the sake centerfold in Psychology Today. your warm regards. We especially like the messages we'll get discounts to the understand. of filling up 25 column inches, we Their annual choke has become that aren't fit to print. Send more - we'll publish 'em National Tractor Pull, just to No. 2 Posers! Posers! Posers! wanted Fubar to live with us over so trite and tiresome that It's not soon. even it out. And maybe we'll Since the hip readers who fre- the summer as opposed to Mike's even fun ridiculing these poor learn to decode the secret mes- quent this column are just as ca- original plan, which was to get a losers anymore. sages printed daily in The Sen- pable of smelling cultural shifts ferret named Stan. That Is no And that's Just the faculty. tinel- Tribune. downwind as easily as we are, more Insane than Sam's dream of But we digress. Not even the Anyway, we're at the Housing there really Is no need to address getting a pot-bellied pig and call- impending 79-3 bludgeoning of Fair looking for free cookies and the sudden appearance of brand ing it Fabkt. Buffalo can ruin The Sam and The BG News Staff punch. We found a bunch. And, as spankln' new Dallas Cowboys Where were we? Oh yes, Fubar Mike Super Bowl Party, sure to always, we're looking for Column baseball caps and Starter jackets the Cat. Imagine the absurdity of be the biggest party on East photo editor Ross Wciizner Ideas. We found two. all over this campus. But we will us wandering around Prout Merry since the old days of the No. 1: Pet Refernces. Our first Cafeteria, looking for our friends Merry Madness (which we hear assistant photo editor anyway... Nathan Wallace startlingly Interesting item Listen up, posers. You've been who know Fubar and would be is coming back this spring). Kids, sports editor Mark DcChanl comes from our friends at New- Dallas fans for what, a week willing to take the time to write a don't sit by your mailbox waiting assistant sports editor Randy Setter love Realty. And we quote: "Two now? Or perhaps since they won thoughtful and not too sarcastic for your Super Bowl Party Invita- assistant sports editor Mike Kazimore bedrooms. Large living room. last year's Super Bowl (which Pet Reference. Although Fubar tion, 'cause you Just read It. Insider managing editor Joe Pciffer Unfurnished. Pets permitted would make you a Long Term was moody and unpredictable Anyway, we're going to make a special projects editor Dawn Keller with pet refernces." Poser)? when she got into the vodka, she cheese ball molded Into the form assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum For the love of God, exactly "But I've always liked Dal- was able to control her temper on of the Vince Lombardi Trophy copy chief Mcridith McCrackcn what is going on over there at the las..." a consistent basis and would be a and a loaf of pumpernickel with Newlove's? Pet Refernces? Stop Yeah, Just like you've always welcome addition to your apart- spinach dip that'll be shaped like everything you are doing right been big fans of the Toronto Blue ment community. Which is more the Georgia Dome. Everyone The BG News Editorial Office now and think about the absolute Jays and Florida State's football than I can say for Sam, Mike and should come on over around 2 absurdity of this. team. Hey, is your Michael Jor- Sallie. p.m., especially the sign artists editor 372-6966 Specifically, what are they dan jersey In the laundry, or did Mike's former roommates had from Prout Bring some beer. Insider 372-6967 looking for In these Pet Refer- you trade It In for a Seattle a cat named Mona Neither Mike Sam and Mike are weekly col- managing editor 372-2603 ences? We assume they're de- Supersedes t-shlrt? or Sam would write a Pet Refer- umnist for The BG News. assistant managing editor 372-6968 news editor 372-2952 city editor 372-6968 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR sports editor 372-2602 editorial 372-2604 Media should better mental Illnesses are unattractive, tributes substantially to their Inaccurate media presentations portray mental illness unclean and bizarre. feelings of being stigmatized by of people with mental illness aa 204 West Hall People with mental illness and society because of their mental being bizarre, dangerous and un- Bowling Green State University their families often urge the illness. To help combat the nega- likable are major causes of dis- media to strive to provide more Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 tive effects of stigma, 86 percent tress to those who live with men- I am writing in response to the accurate representations of the suggest that the media might tal Illness and Its consequences [email protected] Police Blotter featured in The BG wide spectrum of characteristics help provide more factual Infor- on a daily basis. People need to News on Jan. 20,1994. Aa a per- and behaviors of people with mation about menial Illness. Al- realize that there are many peo- mental illness. Many people with Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in son studying and working in the though the description In the ple living with mental Illness who mental health field, it concerns mental illness attend college, Blotter did not portray the wom- are their friends, classmates, this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly me greatly that such a deroga- work and have rewarding, pro- an as violent, it contributed to the neighbors or colleagues whose prohibited. tory, insensitive description of a ductive lives. Instead of the st igmatizat ion of people with Illnesses are well-controlled. It The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and possibly mentally ill community media focusing only upon the mental Illness by implying that seems that through education is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the member was circulated. Al- most severely disturbed individ- the woman was schizophrenic, so and forethought such insensitive summer. though the missing female may uals with mental Illness, It is rec- therefore, she was unattractive references to someone who may The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any have had a mental illness, the ommended that people who are and unclean. Offhandedly calling be mentally ill might be avoided errors in stories or photograph descriptions. often Inappropriately applied functioning successfully In the someone "schizophrenic" and In the future. This could be a Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student label of "Schizophrenic" did little community be portrayed more describing them In such degrad- small step in helping the commu- body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in to further the description of what often. In a study assessing the ef- ing terms may not seem as If It nity better understand and sup- columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG her appearance, her personality fects of stigma upon people with would have monumental impact port its members who are menta- lly 111. News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 or her mental status may have mental illness and their families, on the lives of people with mental been at the time of the report. 65 percent of people with mental illness and their families. words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and The addition of this label does, illness indicate that the media's However, repeated humiliations University al filial ion. if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit however, serve to perpetuate portrayal of mentally ill people of people with mental Illness Lee Ann Bass any and all letters. stereotypes that people with as violent and dangerous con- coupled with the overwhelmingly Graduate Student t The B(; News Friday, January 28, 1994 page three THEY SAID IT

"I had no prior knowledge of the planned assault on Nancy Kerrigan.

-Tonya Harding, ice skater ITHREEJanuary 2 8 19 9 4 ACROSS Giant chiapets THE STATE

Nude bar opposed Combs glad to be off the CANTON - City officials are trying to thwart a man's attempt Feud to open a juice bar featuring nude HAMILTON ~ Comedian Ray dancing. Combs said he is exploring the Steve Mellott tried to open the possibility of a Las Vegas-bastd club Monday, eight days earlier talk show, now that Richard than initially planned, in a pre- Dawson is returning to "Family emptive move to City Council's Feud." passage Monday night of an or- Combs will leave "Family dinance regulating nude dancing. Feud" at the end of this season, a year before his contract expires. "I was definitely forced into "I'm very happy," he said. "I'm this," Mellott said. "It's their way in the middle of my sixth year. It of keeping me out." frees me up one year early to The business opened about 3 prepare what I want to do after." p.m. but was shut down a few Combs said he hopes to begin a hours later when the city ob- show from Las Vegas this fall. tained a restraining order. "The time is right, and that is Stark County Common Pleas what we have been developing Judge John Boggins found the for over a year," Combs said. club had not obtained a food- service license from the Health Compiled from staff and wire Department or an occupancy reports. permit from the Building De- partment, which found several * •&•&■&•&*!■£{ -tr ■&■&■& safety violations in a Dec. 27 in- spection. Mellott said he planned to chal- a lenge the new ordinance by M claiming his business was open before the measure was passed. ■a a it Reporter jailed ■ Session 1: WARREN - Lawyers for a ■a I Jan. 31 newspaper reporter jailed for re- •* APPk*

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by Genell Pavelich News contributing writer

The Wood County Public Library will be offering tutor training classes for those interested in helping people learn to read. Through its ABCD-READ literacy program, adults can teach other adults how to develop basic reading skills. Charlotte Scherer, director of operations at the Montessori School of Bowling Green, is teaching the workshops which will take place on March 5 and March 12 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the second floor meeting room of the library. Susan Shaneck, director of the ABCD-READ program, said the classes have been taught before and the response has "always been excellent." Anyone 18 years or older wanting to tutor others can register by March 1 by contacting Shaneck or sending a check for $20 to ABCD- READ at the Wood County Public Library. The cost will cover mate- rial costs, such as a textbook and handouts, Shaneck said. The training consists of a combination of lectures and hands-on learning, Scherer said. Volunteers will learn how to teach the non-reader through methods such as learning to recognize certain words and building a vocabu- lary on that, Shaneck said. Class size is limited to 30 participants. Ten people have already registered, Shaneck said. The goal of the workshops is to "get trained tutors to teach adults to read," Scherer said. Tht BG NCWI/NOII Wcltzncr Both Scherer and Shaneck emphasize the need for classes such as This Haven House Apartments resident, like many other residents pltation In the form of snow turned to freezing rain early Thurs- this to help those who are illiterate. of northwest Ohio, chops her way Into her ice-covered car. Preci- day morning. One out of five Wood County residents is illiterate, according to re- cent statistics. "There is a great need out there to teach adult literacy," Scherer said. "Any little bit helps." After the two Saturday workshops, Shaneck will interview the tu- tors. She said she tries to match up tutors and students on a personal Renovation completed basis. The tutors are then asked to work with the individuals for two hours a week for one year, Shaneck said. Technology Microcomputer Lab recarpeted, repainted Scherer also said that anyone who knows someone who cannot read should contact ABCD-READ. by Cynthia Kent According to Brian Niekamp, "It is more high-tech. It is defi- University Computer Labs. "The hardest part is finding clients - because those who can't read News staff writer supervisor of the Technology nitely more spacious and more Niekamp added that two new are very reluctant to get involved. We must rely on word of mouth," Lab, the lab was recarpeted, re- equipped for the handicapped," Macintosh and IBM seminar Scherer said. The renovation of the Technol- painted and new furniture was Niekamp said. rooms were also installed. ogy Microcomputer Lab was fi- added. In addition, a new en- Along with interior renova- In addition to the Macintosh For any more information on the programs contact Shaneck at nally completed over Christmas trance was built on the inside of tions, the Technology Lab also and IBM seminar rooms, a design 354-READ. break. the second floor. received many new computers. seminar room was added along "We received twenty-five 486 with CAT stations. STUDENTS! IBM Microcomputers along with "It looks a lot better - the lab is Macintosh SEs many of the new Macintosh under a whole new design," Nie- DID YOU BUY, OR RECEIVE AS A GIFT, For Rent LC-IH's we received last year," kamp said. "It is definitely a bet- A NEW COMPUTER IN THE LAST 90 DAYS? said Dick Conrad, director of ter looking computer lab." Two 3 1/2" Disk Drives & If so, we'd like to ask you a few questions. Please call Project Research, 1MB Memorg Inc. at 1-800-451-9233, Extension 2 to participate in a brief research study. This is for research purposes only and NOT A SALES CALL.

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Deadline - Tuesday, Feb. 8 v 214 West Hall v 5 PM v Publication - Monday, Feb. 12 The BG News Campus Friday, January 28, 1994 page five Illegal drinking an issue Workshop aids University, city officials handle alcohol problem differently in tracing roots by Melissa Llpowskl by Tara Slubbs News staff writer News staff writer "I think alcohol consumption is a problem Procedures As a part of Black History Month, the Toledo-Lucas County Many people drink when they Public Library will be featuring an African-American genealogy are not of legal age to do so. for anyone. I have seen alcohol ruin a lot • Consequences of underage workshop on Feb. 12 from 9 a.m. until 4:15 p.m. Many more do not stop to think people, ruin families and cause death." drinking: Automatic referral The workshop, to be held at the Kent Branch Library Auditor- what the consequences or getting Virgil Frost, Municipal Court Bailiff to standards and procedures. ium, will aid African Americans in tracing their roots and family caught would be. •Due process: Students are history throughout many generations, said Greg Miller, a librar- The University and city both informed of their due process ian at the Toledo-Lucas County library. have different ways of handling recommendation would be based does happen sometimes. rights- They can then either Because it is difficult for many African Americans to trace the problem and officials of each on prior record and the attitude Votava said once an underage their history as a result of slavery and intermixing with other think that drinking in general is a of the student at the time of the drinking incident has been point- plead guilty or request a dominant groups - including Europeans and Native Americans problem in Bowling Green. incident. ed out, the case will be cited into hearing to determine - the workshop will provide alternative and beneficial methods If a person lives in a residence Dickinson said when the stu- court. _^ innocence. of tracing family history, said Robert Perry, chairman of the hall, generally the underage dent meets with someone from Municipal Court Bailiff Virgil • Penalty: Generally one year ethnic studies department. drinker would be caught by a re- standards and procedures, they Frost said the underage drinker of probation and required "All ethnic groups want to know their history, where they sident adviser or a nightguard. are informed of their due process may either request a hearing or attendance at an alcohol come from and who they are related to," Perry said. "For Afri- Usually, people are caught with rights. The student can then enter a plea of guilty or no reflection program. can Americans, however, the task is not always that easy. Often the issue of a noise warning. either plead guilty or request a contest. African Americans are separated from their background, mak- Complex Coordinator Scott hearing to determine innocence. Frost said sometimes the pros- ing the roots impossible to trace." Boden said both residents of a According to Dickinson, once a ecutor and the defense can reach may spend two or three days in According to Perry, it can be very useful to look at genealogy room do not need to be of legal student pleads guilty or is proven an agreement of a lesser charge jail. in order to determine how individuals are a part of their own drinking age to have alcohol in guilty, they are generally given a such as open container or litter- Frost said he thinks that drink- culture and how they are related to others. the room. The roommate of legal year of probation and must also ing. ing, not just underage drinking, "Learning the diversity of your background can be an exciting drinking age is entitled to enough attend an alcohol reflection pro- Once it has been determined is a problem in general for Bowl- way to learn about history in a more personalized way than alcohol for one person which is gram which consists of two that underage drinking has oc- ing Green. learning through text books," Perry said. generally a six-pack of beer. three-hour classes. curred there are several conse- "I think alcohol consumption is The event will feature Tony Burroughs, a nationally recog- Boden said if drinking Is going "If the student is caught drink- quences. The perpetrator will a problem for anyone," Frost nized speaker on African-American geneology. Burroughs cur- on in the room, though, no ing again while underage, they have to pay a $200 fine and then said. "I have seen alcohol ruin a rently teaches genealogy at Chicago State University and Afri- underage drinkers may be pre- are subject to suspension from they will be placed on probation lot people, ruin families and can-American genealogy at the National Archives-Great Lakes sent. the University," Dickinson said. for three years or until their 21st cause death." Branch, Miller said. "If drinking is being done in Bowling Green Police Captain birthday. The Ohio Board of Licfior Con- the room, all of the people must Thomas Votava said the police Frost said if the three years trol is the other agency which Among the different techniques relating to genealogy that be 21," Boden said. department is not the only en- falls after the 21st birthday, the deals with underage consump- Burroughs will be addressing include getting started, special so- Derek Dickinson, director of forcement agency to watch out underage drinker may attend a tion. They are responsbile for lutions, problems and sources unique to African-American Standards and Procedures, said for underage drinking. The Ohio program sponsored by the Wood controlling bars and estab- genealogy, organizing records, analyzing documents, preserv- the residential staff needs proof Department of Liquor Control is County Council of alcohol. Once lishments that sell liquor. ing family records and photographs and researching military of a violation of rules. Once they responsible for stopping the person has paid to take the slave records, Miller said. have this, the incident will be underage drinking in bars. program and has finished it, they Board Spokeswoman Patty written up and the student will Votava said the most obvious can take the certificate to court Haskins said if an underage Because space is limited, those interested in participating in have to meet with the hall direc- way the police department would and the probation will be reduced drinker is caught by their de- the event are encouraged to send their $10 registration fee, tor. catch an infringement of the to one day before the 21st birth- partment, they are charged with which covers the cost of materials and lunch, before Feb. 5. There is also an automatic re- rules would be if they were re- day. a first degree misdemeanor. The After that date, the registration fee will increase to $15. ferral to standards and proce- sponding to a noise complaint According to Frost, if an addi- penalties for the misdemeanor dures. Boden said there is a about a party. tional incident occurs before the can be as high as paying a $1000 For additonal information, those interested can call the Local chance for the hall director to He said there are not a lot of 21st birthday, the perpetrator fine and/or spending six months History Department in Toledo at 259-5233. make a recommendation. The arrests made at parties, but it will pay an additional fine and in jail.

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• investigated i Bol The Associated Press of Cape Girardeau, Cincinnati F and other cities. 4 ^| CINCINNATI - Federal In- The four-seat Beechcraft V vestigators arrived Thursday Baron that Cottrell was pilot- to begin investigating a twin- ing took off about 10 p.m. and 1 » engine plane crash in which a was on its way to Lakefront pilot was killed. Airport in Cleveland, said The State Highway Patrol Wayne Goswick, air traffic * identified the pilot as Paul control manager at the Cin- .: J — Cottrell, 40, of Harrison. Cot- cinnati - Northern Kentucky trell was alone in the plane International Airport in He- when it crashed in a wooded bron, Ky. area near the suburb of New- Controllers followed the town Wednesday night. plane from Lunken Airport, on Cincinnati's east side, for a Cottrell was flying a charter short time, then the plane lost plane for Cape Central Air- contact with the tower, Gos- ways of Cape Girardeau, Mo. wick said. Director of operations Mark Investigators found pieces AP Phalo/KrnrM Colcmnn Seesing said Thursday the of the aircraft scattered over Ohio State Highway Patrolmen walk around the scene of a plane The twin-engine plane crashed in a field near a road. The pilot was company charters flights out 100 square yards. crash In the suburb of Newtowo near Cincinnati Wednesday night. killed in the crash. Ohio fair expects Survivor remembers details The Associated Press morning, Chief Leonard Chap- "I don't know what else I could have done. I man said. ejection-seat ride BLOOMDALE, Ohio - A man He said the victims' bodies said Thursday that he did all he tried to save them but the smoke was too were found on the second floor of by John Chalfant could to try to save his girlfriend thick. I couldn't see anything. I just couldn't the three-bedroom house. rhe Associated Press and her five children who died in Jones said he was awakened by a house fire. see." Moressa, who told him the house COLUMBUS - Forget about bungee jumping. Sky coasters are pa- "I don't know what else I could Jeffrey Jones, Bloomdale fire survivor was on fire. sse. A new thrill ride is expected at the Ohio State Fair this year re- have done," Jeffrey Jones told "I jumped out of bed and verse bungee jumping. The Associated Press in a tele- opened up the bedroom door and General Manager Richard Frenette told the Ohio Expositions phone interview from his Fos- scrapes. He was released from That and the memories. Memo- there was nothing but smoke. I Commission on Thursday he has accepted a proposal from a company toria City Hospital bed. "I tried the hospital Thursday. ries of Teresa. I'm going to try to tried to go downstairs anyway to that wants to operate an ejection-seat type of ride during the Aug. to save them but the smoke was Jones said he had been living keep a picture of her in my mind. see what was going on. I got a 5-21 exposition too thick. I couldn't see anything. with Priest for the last five years. Forever. That face. That smile. couple of steps down and I "The ejection seat ~ how do I want to describe it - it's a reverse I just couldn't see." They met six years ago. He was That's what I fell in love with," couldn't go any further. I was bungee," Frenette said. "It's two tall towers, and they extend the The victims were Teresa Jacqueline's and Ash-Lee's he said. starting to lose my breath. The bungee cords from those towers." Priest, 26, and her five children; father. Meanwhile, firefighters con- smoke was too thick. The heat The cords are connected to a two-seat compartment. Moressa Priest, 8; Olive Priest, 7; He said Priest never married tinued to look for the cause of the was starting to get so intense. So "You're strapped into that and then you're catapulted up, and then Zach Priest, 5; Jacqueline Jones, and he had been helping her raise fire. I went back upstairs real quick," the reaction goes back and forth, and then the chair will spin," Frene- 4; and Ash-Lee Jones, 18 months. her other children. "We're still going through the Jones said. tte said. Wood County Coroner Dr. "They were like my adopted rubble," said Keith Loreno, an He said he went into one of the It is not a cheap thrill. The fee is $30 for an individual or $50 for two Douglas Hess said the victims children. I was going to adopt investigator with the state fire girls' rooms, where he saw Jac- riders. burned to death. them. We were happy. Real marshal's office. queline and Ash-Lee sleeping. At Last year's thrill ride was a sky coaster in which a crane pulled Jones, 31, who works at happy," Jones said. that point, he jumped out the riders high in the air and then released them to swing from a cord in a Bloomdale Plastic, escaped by "It's starting to hit me. I don't He said investigators have not window. Jones said he believed it pendulum. Two years ago, the bungee jump was the star draw. jumping out a second-story know what I'm going to do. I've ruled out arson. would be better if he got to a The reverse bungee is one of several new attractions expected as window. He suffered a sprained lost everything except for my The house was consumed when neighbor's house to call the fire Frenette moves into his second year as fair manager. ankle, smoke inhalation, cuts and life. It's the only thing I got left. firefighters arrived Wednesday department. He also has accepted a proposal for an elaborate haunted house that features an assortment of monsters made famous in the movies. "It'll be very impressive. It's not just somebody putting up four walls and calling it a haunted house. It's very professional. The com- pany that does this has the patent rights to the monsters we see in Congress pushes cable bills Hollywood movies," Frenette said. "They put this together, put it on rail, ship it here and put it up in a 5,000 square foot area," he said. Republican looks for Democratic help to pass service legislation The Associated Press passed," Oxley said before testifying Thurs- NH measures by mid-March and get a bill day in the House telecommunications sub- through Congress and to President Clinton * ! WASHINGTON - It took a Democratic committee. by October. GAMMA PHI BETA'S * administration to improve a Republican Congress and the administration have One of the House bills, sponsored by congressman's hopes of restructuring the pushed for a pair of bills to increase compe- Brooks and Rep. John Dlngell, D-Mich., laws regulating telephone and cable televi- tition in cable television and telephone ser- would phase out restrictions that have pre- sion companies. vice, which has advanced the national in- vented the regional Bell telephone com- •x- Ohio's Rep. 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by James Anderson 1 he Associated Press

LOS ANGELES - The waiting - for food, for money, for the free- ways to open and the aftershocks to end - is a constant for earth- quake victims, and the strain showed Thursday. Refugees in tent cities waited for the fear to go away. Isabel Molina said her 7-year-old daughter Estede was "always happy in the park. At home she has a headache, she vomits, and she's afraid the earth will open up and she'll fall in." Apart from providing food and holding Bible readings, there was little Salvation Army personnel could do, said Maj. Darvin Carpenter.

"We can't make them feel any better about living in the tent. It's lousy," he said. "Some pretty prominent people are calling and are crying," said Barbara Cienfuegos, a clinical social worker staffing a county hot- line. "They say, i can't talk to anyone because I'm an actor or I'm a politician but I don't know what to do.' We just talk them down. We tell them it will all pass." First lady Hillary Clinton toured quake areas and an elementary school in a spirit-boosting visit Thursday. Shelter populations continued shrinking as victims found new housing or returned to homes declared safe. About 3,000 people stayed in shelters Thursday. The Jan. 17 earthquake registered 6.6 on the Kit-liter scale and was B rasponsible for 61 deaths. A moderate aftershock measuring 4.S hit at <*20 a.m. Thursday, swaying downtown buildings. No new damage \. as reported. Police worked 12-hour shifts in the San Fernando Valley to prevent more trouble at welfare offices overwhelmed by thousands of food- stamp seekers. Tempers flared Wednesday in Panorama City, but the lines were calm Thursday, Officer Lorie Taylor said. More than 156.2(H) people have applied for federal quake aid, and . more than $18 million in approved loans were in the pipeline, said James Lee Witt, head of the Federal Emergency Management I Agency. The state transportation department said repairs to most damaged freeways could take six months instead of a year. A bypass to the severed I-5-Highway 14 connector will open this weekend in the Newhall Pass north of downtown, which is used by 200,000 commuters daily, said Caltrans supervisor Jay Steele. Los Angeles County estimated freeway repairs and improvements I to rail and bus lines will cost $1.9 billion. The Clinton administration [ is seeking $1.4 billion in highway repair funds. AP PhMo/Robert F. Bukity The district attorney's office warned it would prosecute contrac- I tors who overcharge for repair work or operate without a license. Construction workers hoist pipe columns to stabilize and reinforce Thursday. The freeways sustained heavy damage during the Jan. One consumer was given a $1,000 roof repair estimate for a $50 job, an earthquake-damaged connector at the Intersection of the Gold- 17 earthquake. said Tom Papageorge, head deputy of the district attorney's con- en State and Antelope Valley Freeway* In Santa Clarlta, Calif., on sumer protection division. Several contractors were arrested during an undercover sting operation this week, he said.

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A roll superstar has stayed alive WASHINGTON - Twenty years after the last American soldier left Pentecostal revival? No, an in the popular imagination is Vietnam, two senators who bear the scars of that war helped con- Elvis festival. Indicated in the alleged sight- vince their colleagues Thursday the time has come to lift trade sanc- A father pacing before his ings of Elvis regularly report- tions. son undergoes a serious oper- ed In supermarket tabloids. It's time to "put the war behind us," said Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., ation feels someone touch his "The Two Kings," a new book a Vietnam veteran who was wounded three times. Better relations shoulder, gets a "lovely, warm from Bantam Books, satirizes will enhance the search for Ml As, said Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., a feeling," inside and knows the phenomenon by compar- former POW who spoke of going to sleep every night in prison camp everything is going to be all ing Elvis to Jesus. "memorizing the names of those who were with us" so they would not right. Did he think it was an Several national polls in re- be left behind. angel upon his shoulder? No, cent years have found from 6 The 62-38 vote urging the administration to lift the trade embargo Elvis Presley. percent to 16 percent of Amer- "expeditiously" was not binding, but it provides considerable impe- More than 16 years after his icans believe Elvis still may be tus for the administration as it moves toward normalizing relations death, hundreds of thousands alive. with the former enemy. of devoted Elvis fans still re- "The King and Me" pro- Veterans' groups, most strongly against relaxing restrictions on vere "The King," holding fes- ducers estimate up to a million Vietnam until, there is a full accounting of Americans still missing tivals in his name, decorating people worldwide are devoted from the war, were angered by the vote. their homes with his pictures, followers of Elvis. Those "We were somewhat stunned that they didn't listen to the veterans even praying to him. and families" who feel Vietnam is still not forthcoming on the POW- interviewed make it clear they Now, a British television do not consider Elvis to be MIA issue, said Phil Budahn, spokesman for the American Legion. documentary making its U.S. God, and some note Elvis him- Yet it was the Vietnam veterans in the Senate -- led by Kerry and premiere Friday night raises Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. - who were the most eloquent in urging an self would discourage such the question of whether Elvis speculaton. end to the enmity and the beginning of trade relations. worship has become a relig- "If you want to serve the families you will vote to lift the embargo. On the anniversaries of his V ion. Aug. 16, 1977, death, If you want to put the war behind us and act in a statesmanlike fash- AP Photo/Tony GUlgow "The King and Me," pro- thousands of Elvis pilgrims ion and move to the future and protect the interests of this nation, you duced by Tullstar Productions A visitor to Graceland strolls through the gravesite gardens of will vote to lift the embargo," Kerry said. walk single file at his Grace- and part of the weekly series land mansion. the late king of rock and roll, Elvis Aaron Presley, in Memphis McCain spoke in a hushed voice of his own six years in captivity in "The Human Factor," will be Thursday. a North Vietnam prisoner-of-war camp. He said the fates of those still _ missing could best be learned by expanding relations with Hanoi. "I don't often discuss my past experiences in the Vietnam War," McCain said, recalling how his communist jailers threatened that those prisoners who didn't cooperate would never return home. Judge overturns Michigan ban "Therefore, many times, at great physical risk, we did everything we could to account for those who were imprisoned," McCain said. He said that while the fates of some MIAs may never be known, "every name that I knew of has been accounted for." Kevorkian released from house arrest as charges dismissed Six of the eight senators who served in Vietnam approved the legis- by Tom Coyne The judge dismissed assisted tion when it passed the assisted A circuit judge's ruling doesn't lation, including Sen. Bob Kerrey, D-Neb., a Congressional Medal of The Associated Press suicide charges in the Oakland suicide ban because It tacked on have statewide effect, so the law Honor winner who lost part of his leg in Vietnam. County deaths of a 72-year-old a felony provision to a bill in- remains valid. "I understand there is still a considerable amount of fear," Kerrey PONTIAC, Mich. - Dr. Jack woman with Lou Gehrig's disease tended to set up a commission to "I would hope (Kevorkian) will said. But he said he believed strongly that lifting the embargo was in Kevorkian was released from and a 61-year-old man with bone study death and dying. be arrested in every county," the best interests of the families and the country. house arrest Thursday by a judge cancer. Both died in Kevorkian's The previous rulings striking Shifman said. The legislation, written as an amendment to the State Department who overturned Michigan's ban apartment building last fall. down the law in Wayne County Kevorkian has attended 20 authorization bill, includes a provision that Vietnam must do more to on assisted suicide and dismissed One charge, over the death of a are being appealed. Assistant deaths since 1990. improve its human rights record. Kerrey said this must not be ig- two of three charges against him. man with Lou Gehrig's disease, is Oakland County Prosecutor Errol nored. pending against Kevorkian in Shifman said his office would "This is not about the right to "I believe it is time for us to end these sanctions but it is not time Oakland County Circuit Judge neighboring Wayne County. appeal Cooper's ruling. commit suicide. It's about the for us to stop fighting for the freedom of the Vietnamese people," Jessica Cooper was the third Like Wayne County Circuit right of someone in pain to go out Kerrey said. judge to reject the ban, put In ef- Judge Cynthia Stephens before "We believe this law is consti- and end that suffering," Kevor- Sen. Bob Smith, R-N.H, led the battle against the amendment, ar- fect about a year ago to stop Ke- her, Cooper ruled the state Legis- tutional and it will be upheld," he kian's attorney, Geoffrey Fieger, guing that it violates the will of veterans and the families of MIAs. vorkian. lature violated the state constitu- said. said after the ruling.

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The the team in both with 52.5 field Central Michigan on Wednesday, lead the squad with 24 and 17 difference is the Falcons are at goal percentage and an 87.7 free the men's basketball team con- three-point field goals, respec- home and they have not lost a throw percentage. tinues its conference action Sat- tively. game at home yet this year. urday when it hosts the Akron Bowling "I feel we should have success Zips. Green is 5-0 in this game if we can execute BG lost to the overall and 3-0 our offense and defense the way Chippe was, BG owns a 6-5 lead in in the Mid- we are capable of doing," Clark who are cur- American Con- said. rently in sec- theseries against the ference thus ond-to- last Zips, where the far. The game place in the takes place at "If we want to be in a conference teams have played at Anderson with a 2-5 re- least once for seven Arena at 5:15 good position at the cord. The upset of the past 10 years. p.m. on Satur- end of the year, we knocked BG 4? day. out of a tied "This is a game that we need to need to keep winning first place continue to keep improving in," and stay mentally standing in the conference with The Falcons will look to Shane BG coach Jaci Clark said. Miami. The Falcons now stand Komives and Shane Kline- The Falcons are entering the prepared." with a 10-5 overall record and Ruminski for collecting the bulk game with a 12-3 record overall and are 6-1 in the MAC, still one have a conference record of 5-2. of their field goals. Kline- )aci Clark, women's Akron, in its second season as a Ruminski is averaging 17.4 game behind the undefeated Mid-American Conference points per game with 7.4 re- Toledo Rockets. The Zips are basketball coach member, faces BG as the confer- bounds. Komives is averaging 4-10 overall and 2-4 in the MAC. ence team with the poorest re- 14.4 points per game with 4.1 re- "The Zips are playing hard right cord. Standing at 0-6 in the MAC, bounds, as well as hitting 36 now," Clark said. "They are The Falcons are hoping to get 6-8 overall, the Zips have won three-pointers throughout the taking pride in their program." some help from Ohio University only one of their last 20 league season thus far. BG hopes to explode in this on Saturday as they travel to contests dating back to last game after being held way under Toledo. If the Bobcats can come season. BG owns a 6-5 lead in the series their average of 79 points per up with a win, there will be a Seniors Anthony Stanford and against the Zips, where the teams game on Wednesday against Cen- three-way first place tie. All Torrey Kershaw lead Akron in have played at least once for sev- tral Michigan. teams would then be 7-1 in the scoring. The forwards are aver- en of the past 10 years. Last Talita Scott and Michelle league with a BG win. aging 10.2 and 10.3 points per season, the teams split their Shade, BG's leading scorers, game, and 5.4 and 6.5 rebounds games with each one winning at were each held below their aver- "If we want to be in a good po- per game. its own court. The Falcons have age of 18.4 and 16.5, respectively, sition at the end of the year, we won the last two at home and on Wednesday with 12 points need to keep winning and stay Tkc BC Nrwi/KriMla Lit Swtct The Zips also have three reser- have a 4-1 overall lead in the se- apiece. They were, however, the mentally prepared," said Clark. ves who are averaging better ries games at home. BG's Shane Kline-Rumlnski and Ohio's Gary Trent fight for the tip- than 18 minutes per game. Soph- off. The men's and women's basketball teams host Akron Saturday at omore guard Eddie Kellum [7.8 The men face the Zips at 7:30 at Anderson Arena. ppg], and juniors Lamonte Frier- Anderson Arena. Freshmen give Hockey to face Spartans team confidence Women travel to Columbus, by Brian Mart Superior] would show that we shutout by Buzak 3-0 on Jan. 15 "We're playing very well," News sports writer can play on the same level as and settled for a 2-2 tie after Carper said. "It's only a matter men at Michigan Relays the top teams in the nation." losing a 2-0 lead in the third of time before we get rewarded No athletic team likes to look MSU (14-7 J overall, 11-5-3 in period on Nov. 20. Both with the win." at a game as a must-win situa- the Central Collegiate Hockey contests were at Munn Ice MSU would be a good team to by John Boyle tion, but for the Falcon hockey Association) split a two-game Arena in East Lansing, Mich get that win against. A BG vic- News sports writer team tonight's matchup with series with top-ranked Michi- tory would put the Falcons a The women's track team will get a better idea this weekend of just Michigan State is closer to one gan last weekend. They are the mere three points behind the exactly where they stand in the Mid-American Conference heirarchy. than any other contest so far only CCHA team to defeat 'We're playing very Spartans in the CCHA stand- this season. Michigan this year. The Spar- BG, along with MAC rivals Toledo, Ball State, Ohio and Akron will ings. The fourth place Falcons compete in the Lady Buckeye Invitational on Saturday in Columbus. Although tans are currently in second well. It's ony a are currently three points be- The meet also features Big Ten squads Ohio State the team has place in the CCHA, 12 points matter of time hind LSSU. However, while BG and Michigan State. arguably behind the Wolverines. before we get only plays on Friday, both the been playing Head coach Steve Price fully expects his squad to The Spartans have one of the Spartans and Lakers play twice compete well. Its best conference's top goaltenders in rewarded with the this weekend. Junior Will hockey of the "We're shooting to win the competition," he said. junior Mike Buzak. Buzak's win.' Clarke will start in goal again "We're definitely going after It." year the past goals against average of 2.54 in for BG. Clarke turned in a three weeks, Brandon Carper, Price's confidence is due in large part to the early conference play ranks only be- spectacular effort against season performances of his freshman class - it hasn't been hind BG's Bob Petrie. Buzak defenseman Michigan, only to find Steve rewarded in namely sprinter Kaleitha Johnson, distance run- leads the CCHA in minutes, Shields was slightly more spec- ner Laura Hall and shot putter Nikki Sturzinger. the victory saves and save percentage. Ironically, the Falcons tacular. column -- Johnson currently owns the second-fastest con- The Spartan offensive played perhaps their best game ference time in the 55 meter hurdles. t which makes tonight's game charge is led by its top line - of the season at the time during Center Brian Holzinger and that much more important. Hall, the top freshman cross country runner in the MAC this past h which is centered by the the 3-0 shutout. That loss, plus defenseman Jeff Wells are pac- fall, has the third-best 3,000 meter run time in the conference this "This game Is very impor- ing the Falcons with 21 points dangerously fast Anson Carter a split with Lake Superior and season. tant for us because of what it (17 goals-12 assists-29 points). Tuesday's hard-fought 2-1 loss apiece on the season. Center Fellow freshman NikM Sturzinger holds the fourth-best MAC can do for our confidence," de- Carter is joined by wings Rem at Michigan constitute what Curtis Fry and defenseman throw this season in the shot put. fenseman Brandon Carper Murray (10-24-34) and Steve the team feels is its best four- Todd Reirden have each con- With the abundance of youth in the program, Price was apprehen- said. "A strong game versus Guolla (14-26-40). game stretch of the season. tributed 18 points. sive about his team's chances for success so early. Now, however, Michigan State after beating In their two previous meet- However, they lost three of the MSU leads the all-time series things are much clearer. the third-ranked team [Lake ings with the Spartans, BG was four games. with BG 35-17-5.

"I feel things are on much more solid ground Sendek turns down praise now, after we've had a chance to watch them by Rusty Miller (8-7) at 4-3 in the MAC, followed their first year at Miami. That vier and Cincinnati, and Bowling in competition." The Associated Press by Kent and Toledo, both 3-4 and was a hurdle. Second, the team Green in the MAC. 8-7. Central Michigan is 2-5 and had to adapt to a new system. Having previously coached In Don't try to pat Miami of Ohio 3-12 and Akron 0-7 and 6-9. the Big East at Providence and coach Herb Sendek on the back Saturday's games find Miami "We're still playing man-to- the Southeastern Conference, Steve Price, women's track coach for his team's quick start in the at Ball State in a matchup of last man defense and pressing, as Sendek still wasn't shocked by Mid-American Conference race. year's co-champions, Akron at they had been under Joby the parity present in the MAC. Sendek, in his first year at the Bowling Green, Central at Wright, but we wanted to play at "It may be a cliche, but it's still "I feel things are on much more solid ground now, after we've had a school, knows that a pat on the Eastern, Western at Kent and a faster clip. Even under the new the truth In college basketball, chance to watch them in competit ion, "he said. back might just end up being a Ohio U. at Toledo. system, the team has responded parity is a stark reality," he said The men's track team will travel north this weekend to compete in push off a cliff. Miami and Bowling Green had well." "If you look at the standings or the Michigan Relays. "We're certainly happy with been the surprises of the MAC watch the CNN ticker, upsets Due to illness and injury, head coach Sid Sink will send only 24 par- the start, but we are constantly season, at least up until BG's It helped that Sendek inherited happen every day without excep- ticipants to Saturday's meet. "We have five guys sick and a dozen or reminding ourselves that it's still stunning 58-53 loss to ninth-place three starters Derrick Cross, tion. ... It's where we are in col- so nursing injuries,"he said. very early," Sendek said. "So Central Michigan Wednesday John McKenna and Jamie Ma- lege basketball. If you don't pre- Competition will be stiff as MAC rivals Eastern Michigan and Cen- much of the season is left to be that gave MU sole possession of haffey. Also added to the mix pare and don't take your oppo- tral Michigan and Big Ten foes Michigan and Michigan State will also played. And one game in the first place. were two renowned scorers in nent seriously, you wont be compete. standings separates so many Sendek came to Miami after sophomore London Hackim and around long. This weekend also features the re-emergence of sprinter Shawn teams. four years as an assistant under Richard "TuTu" Brown. Also Blanchett and distance runner Eddie Nicholson, who make their re- "Any celebrations on our part Rick Pitino at Kentucky. But he contributing have been backup "That's also what makes it a lot turn after battling injuries. would be extremely premature." didn't come with a lot of expecta- center Kevin Beard, swingman of fun. The 3 point shot is the According to Sink, the goal this weekend is to ready his squad for Miami leads the MAC with a tions. Gregg Derbyshire, and forward great equalizer." 6-1 record (11-4 overall). Bowling more important meets. "I didn't have a real good feel Devin Davis. "We want to improve and get ready for scored meets," he said As a footnote, Miami leads the Green is second at 5-2 and 10-5. how good we'd be," he said. "I Sink also Indicated that the 55-meter hurdle matchup between BG's Next come Western Michigan had as many questions as any- A strong schedule has also MAC in 3-polnt percentage (.399) Scott Thompson and EMU'S Tlberia Patterson should be the befct (11-5), Ohio U. (12-6), Eastern body. Particularly since five of played a role. Miami's only losses and Hackim is tops in 3 pointers battle of the weekend. Patterson outstretched Thompson at the line Michigan (9-6) and Ball State our top 10 players had yet to play have come to San Francisco, Xa- made per game (3.4). Sports The BG News page ten Friday, January 28, 1994 Caps fire Murray, Barkley leads all in hire Schoenfeld NBA All-Star voting The Associated Press starters will be center Hakeem Barkley was MVP of the league The Associated Press Olajuwon of Houston (478,018) last season and MVP of the All- ager David Poile said the move Murray was in his fourth NEW YORK -- Charles Barkley and guards Clyde Drexler of Star game in 1991. He is averag- BUFFALO, NY. - Terry to dismiss Murray had been season with the Capitals, com- has lost none of his glamour with Portland (493,204) and Mitch ing 24.1 points per game. Murray, his team unable to building the "last couple of piling a record of 163-134-8. basketball fans. The outspoken Richmond of Sacramento Olajuwon will be making his play consistently and man- weeks." Schoenfeld, 41, has been a Phoenix Suns forward was the (469,978). ninth All-Star appearance and agement convinced the players "We've had roller coaster hockey television commenta- top vote-getter in the final count The Eastern Conference start- fifth as a starter, while Drexler have lost faith in him, was year where we can"t reach any tor the last two seasons. He of fan balloting released Thurs- ers, in addition to O'Neal, will be will be in his eighth All-Star fired Thursday as coach of the level of consistency," Poile drove to the arena as soon as he day for the NBA All-Star game forwards Scottie Pippen of Chi- game and third as a starter. Washington Capitals. said. "There's been a loss of got the call from Poile. Feb. 13 at the Target Center in cago (496,505) and Derrick Kemp and Richmond made their He was replaced by Jim confidence and belief among "This kind of caught me off Minneapolis. Coleman of New Jersey All-Star debuts last year and will Schoenfeld, a former coach of players. In this business you guard. I just jumped in my car He received 794,836 votes for (482,261), and guards BJ. Arm- start for the first time this year. the Buffalo Sabres and New have to go with your instincts, and came here," he said. "I the Western Conference team, strong of Chicago (529,065) and For the East, O'Neal became Jersey Devils. and this is what mine told me to know coaching isn't all roses, far outdistancing his nearest Kenny Anderson of New Jersey only the 14th rookie ever to start The announcement came at a da" but it gets in my blood. It's competitor, Orlando Magic (493.690). in an All-Star game last year. news conference 90 minutes something I want to do." center Shaquille O'Neal, who Balloting to pick the 10 All-Star Pippen is in his fourth All-Star before Thursday night's game The Capitals were 20-23-4 go- Also fired was assistant received 603,346 votes for the starters was conducted from game, third as a starter, while between the Capitals and Sa- ing into Thursday night's coach John Perpich while an- East squad. Nov. 9-Jan. 20. More than 2.9 mil- Coleman, Armstrong and Ander- bres at the Buffalo Auditorium. game. They were in fifth place other assistant, Keith Allain, This is Barkley's eighth NBA lion ballots were cast. son will be appearing in their Schoenfeld was to be at the in the Atlantic Division, five was reassigned as a goaltend- All Star selection and sixth as a The head coaches in the two first All-Star game game. points behind the expansion ing consultant in the organiza- starter. conferences will select the re- Washington general man- Florida Panthers. tion. He will be joined on the maining seven players on each Eight teams are represented in Western Conference front line by squad. Head coaches will be from the starting lineups, with Chi- Shawn Kemp of Seattle, who had those teams with the best records cago and New Jersey having two Big names top NFL list 481,880 votes. The other West as of Jan. 30. players each. Wregget shuts out Nor- The Penguins had 20 shots in Gymnastics in action at by Barry Wilner Los Angeles Raiders; linebackers and Mark Clayton of the Green diques the second period and the only Kent State The Associated Press Renaldo Turnbull and Rickey Bay Packers; offensive linemen PITTSBURGH - Ken Wregget goal. Stevens scored his 28th on a Jackson of the New Orleans Mike Munchak of Houston and stopped 38 shots for his first shu- power play at 13:36. He took by Ray OaVlto Saints; and tight end Eric Green Jackie Slater of the Los Angeles tout in nearly six years as the Marty McSorley's pass to the net News staff writer ATLANTA - When NFL and shoved the puck between owners and general managers of the Pittsburgh Stcelcrs. Rams; tight end Steve Jordan of Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Quebec Nordiques 3-0 Thursday Fisct's legs. get out their shopping lists next All three guards on the NFC Minnesota; and kick returner Center Bryan Trotticr, Pitts- This Friday the Bowling Green night. gymnastic team travels to com- month, they'll find some note- Pro Bowl roster - Newton, Ran- Mel Gray of the Detroit Lions. Wregget, 29, has three shutouts burgh's oldest player at 37, left worthy merchandise ~ such as dall McDaniel of the Minnesota in 374 NHL games. The other two the game in the second period pete against Kent State in their Deion Sanders, Art Monk and Vikings and Guy Mclntyre of the On defense, possibilities would came in 1987-88 when he played with back spasms. first conference meet of the Tom Rathman. San Francisco 49ers - were on include nose tackles Dan for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The year. According to the NFL Players the NFLPA list. Saleaumua of Kansas City and most recent was Feb. 19,1988 Wilkins, Cavs top Bulls The team has been hampered Association, 499 players will be Sanders, the big-play corner- Jerry Ball of the Cleveland when he made 32 saves in a 5-0 RICHFIELD, Ohio - Gerald by knee injuries to freshman Kel- unrestricted free agents this back of the Atlanta Falcons who Browns; ends Clyde Simmons of win over Vancouver. Wilkins had two options: Get stit- ley McClelland and sophomore year. The NFLPA released a list also plays center field for the At- the Philadelphia Eagles. William Wregget played for the 24th ched up in a hurry and risk his Nikki Riggs, but head coach of those players on Thursday, but lanta Braves, was listed. So was Fuller and Sean Jones of Houston time in 26 games. He is 12-6-6 in good looks, or spend a few extra Charles Simpson expects the several teams disputed the Art Monk, the league's career re- and Tim Green of Atlanta; line- that stretch. He has appeared in minutes in the locker room. team to pull together for a strong 33 of Pittsburgh's 47 games be- Wilkins ended up spending names on it. ceptions leader from the Wash- backers Seth Joyner of Philadel- cause of hip and knee injuries to performance. The official list will be ington Redskins, and San Fran- pliia and Wilber Marshall of more time with the doctor than he The team will be led by sopho- No. 1 goalie Tom Barrasso. wanted, but he came back to released by the league in Febru- cisco's Ratlmian, considered the Houston; cornerbacks Albert The Penguins beat the Nordi- score five straight points during more Jennifer Wenrich who will ary. best all-around fullback in the Lewis of Kansas City, Cris Dish- ques for the first time in five an 18-2 fourth-quarter run lead off on the uneven bars and If the union's findings are cor- NFL. man of Houston and Gill Byrd of games this season. Pittsburgh is Thursday night that led the senior Julia Zelikov, who set a rect, a free-spending owner San Diego; and safeties Louis Ol- 13-S-2 within the Northeast Con- Cleveland Cavaliers past the Chi- vaulting record at BG's last meet could sign Pro Bowl players such Also available would be past iver of the Miami Dolphins and ference and all but one of the los- cago Bulls 100-84. and is looking for a repeat per- as cornerback Nate Odomes, stars such as running backs Neal Dennis Smith of the Denver ses have been to Quebec. Wilkins was cut above the right formance. tackle Howard Ballard and spe- Anderson of the Chicago Bears Broncos. The Nordiques have been shut eye when he set a pick on Horace out four times this season and the Grant with a few seconds remain- Coach Simpson will also call on cial teamer Steve Tasker of the and Earnest Byner of Washing- four shutouts have come in the Buffalo Bills; fullback Daryl ton; quarterbacks Chris Miller of Along with the 499 un- ing in the first half. Wilkins, who senior captains Elisa Martinelli last eight games. caught an elbow, spent a couple and Jennifer Nacca. Martinelli Johnston, center Mark Stepnoski Atlanta and Dave Krieg of the restricted free agents listed - Martin Straka scored his third quarterback Ken O'Brien was minutes on the floor before being has been the team's highest-point and guard Nate Newton of the Kansas City Chiefs; receivers goal in two games at 10:05 of the helped to the locker room. Dallas Cowboys; receivers An- Michael Haynes of Atlanta, placed under the Eagles and New first period. Stephane Fiset producer for the first two meets, while Nacca continues to return thony Miller of the San Diego Haywood Jeffires and Webster York Jets - were 1S5 restricted stopped Kevin Stevens' shot but He didn't return until late in Chargers and Tim Brown of the Slaughter of the Houston Oilers free agents. Straka knocked in the rebound. the third period, and the Cava- to full strength since suffering Markus Naslund got his first liers let most of a 13 point half- an early season ankle sprain. UAO Prizes UAO Prizes UAO Prizes UAO Prizes UAO Prizes UAO Prizes goal since Dec. 4 at 17:10. Joe time lead get away. Others expected to contribute Mullen streaked down the right include freshmen Kim Pope, An- side and fed the puck across to "I was just happy to get back drea Seamen and Erica Mishlar. T Naslund. He was able to extend out on the floor," Wilkins said. 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by Dave Goldberg The Associated Press

ATLANTA - Message to Jim- said. Jones finally gave in. Smith my Johnson from the Buffalo "I've never, in all my years of signed for $13.6 million over Bills: coaching, had as much adversity four years, and began his season Getting to the Super Bowl isn't as what we've had to face this midway through the third game supposed to be easy. year," Johnson said. at Phoenix. The Cowboys won, Johnson has spent the latter Dallas' problems started be- beginning a seven-game winning part of the season whining about fore the season, when quarter- streak. the problems his Dallas Cowboys back Troy Aikman underwent Aikman pulled a hamstring have faced in their attempt to back surgery. Then Emmitt against the New York Giants and win a second straight Super Smith and owner Jerry Jones be- was replaced by Jason Garrett, a Bowl. came entangled in a contract dis- World Football League refugee He has cited everything from pute, and Smith held out. with no NFL experience. Emmltt Smith's holdout to an in- Backup tight end Alfredo On the Monday after Aikman jury list that included key Roberts was lost with a broken was hurt, the Cleveland Browns players such as Smith, Troy foot, along with backup corner- released its eight-year starter, Aikman and Charles Haley. back Clayton Holmes, one of the Bemie Kosar, who had played for "It's funny, but in football, we better special teams players. Johnson at the University of all live in our own little worlds," Several other special teams Miami. Dallas outbid the Miami Frank Reich, Buffalo's backup types, along with strong safety Dolphins by offering Kosar $1.5 Dallas Cowboys running back Emmltt Smith talks with reporters at the Super Bowl Media Day at the quarterback, said Thursday. "We Darren Woodson, also missed million for the rest of the year, Georgia Dome. Smith was named The NFL's Player of the Year Wednesday. all think our own problems are time with injuries. and he relieved Garrett in the the only problems in the world. Aikman's back was better by second quarter of the next game, It's just a natural tendency." opening day, but Smith still was a 20-15 win over the Cardinals. Walt Corey, the Bills' defen- absent when the Cowboys opened Aikman was still out for a game sive coordinator, put it more at Washington and lost to the against the Atlanta Falcons, Teams contrast in style bluntly. "Injuries?" he said. "We Redskins 35-16. Smith pulled a hamstring early, by Barry Wllner all live with that all the time." Smith was out the next week and the Cowboys lost 27-14. The Associated Press "When we were playing in when Buffalo came to Texas Sta- On Thanksgiving Day, there their place the second week of dium and won 13-10. The players was an ice storm that turned ATLANTA - No matter how you perceive them - Several Bills point right to owner Ralph Wilson, the season, at the end of the game were grumbling and Haley Texas Stadium into a skating rink and America's perception of the Dallas Cowboys whose dedication to the Buffalo area makes him a we were trying to stop them in slammed his helmet against a for the game against Miami. and Buffalo Bills couldn't be more contrasting - very popular man in western New York. His dedi- the defensive line with a bunch of wall in the locker room, leaving a Dallas led 14-13 as the Dol- the teams in Sunday's Super Bowl have built the cation to keeping his team intact, pretty much re- backups and a rookie," Corey large dent. phins lined up to try a 42-yard NFL's perfect beast. gardless of expense, has made him exceptionally field goal that would give them a The Bills put together a division champion in popular with players. win. It was blocked, and skittered 1988 and climbed to the top of the AFC in 1990. No- "Everybody looks at owners depending on how down the field as the television body in the conference has bumped them off since. much money you spend," Bills receiver Don Beebe cameras showed Jones jumping Their failures in the Super Bowl shouldn't dimin- said. "Mr. Wilson is beyond spending money. up and down on the sideline. ish that achievement. "For me, personally, Mr. Wilson came up to me Careening through a group of The Cowboys sank to the depths of the league by after the Super Bowl last year and said, 'Son, you Dolphins came Leon Lett, diving the late 1980s, but were resurrected in near-record really showed me something today.' after the ball. It skittered off time by the JJs, owner Jerry Jones and coach "He didn't call me Don or kid ... he called me son. him, slid toward the goal line and Jimmy Johnson. They won last year's NFL title and That's pretty touching when the owner comes up was covered by Miami, leading to are in position not only to win it again, but continue and says something like that. Pete Stoyanovich's 19-yard field dominating the league through the decade. "He's just a great owner." goal that won the game, 16-14. "You're looking at two great teams and two great That's not enough Leon Hess is a great owner, That was the Cowboys' last organizations," Cowboys receiver Michael Irvin according to New York Jets players. But they're loss, but it forced them to go to said. "The records prove that." not a great team. Giants Stadium the final week of Buffalo has the league's best record in the '90s, There has to be more. the regular season tied with New and has done so basically with the same cast. York at 11A "It's a great credit to the people in the front of- How about scouring the bushes? The Bills tra- fice that they've been able to keep the players you ditionally have benefitted from signing small col- Dallas dominated the first half, need to succeed," Jim Kelly said. "When you have lege players. They have guys from William & but led only 13-0 and Smith sepa- that strong group of players, you need to hold onto Mary, Chadron State, Anderson (Ind.), Kutztown, rated his right shoulder late in them and build around them." Jacksonville State, Wabash, Eastern Washington the second period. Smith contin- Even when the Bills lost key personnel - line- and Northern Michigan. ued to play in pain as the Giants backers Shane Conlan and Carlton Bailey, receiver tied the score 13-13 in regulation. James Lofton and general manager Bill Polian "If you see a player, any player from any school, weren't back this year - they've found able re- and he has the ability you're looking for," Butler Smith touched the ball on sev- placements. Marvcus Patton and Mark Maddox said, "you get him." en of nine plays in overtime that have been just as good at linebacker. Bill Brooks got the Cowboys into position for has done even more than Lofton managed last Patience has played a major role, too. How many Eddie Murray's 41-yard game- season and Butler hasn't disrupted the mechanism rosters would remain virtually intact after three Buffalo Bills coraerback Nate Odomes, left, talks with teammates winning field goal. that got the Bills going in the first place. straight Super flops? Buffalo's has. Thurman Thomas (34) and Carwell Gardner (35) at the team's practice Classifieds

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Fab. 2nd al •:00pm' 11 tor Spring break? alMTMuggs Hit the Appalachian T r ail instead' ALPHA PHI' ALPHA PHI • ALPHA PHI At lha GENERAL MEETrNO, ol course" Word Processing - Term Papers. Thesis, Re- 8:00 pm In 1111A Be therein General Into Meeting Fab. 2 continued on p. 12 7-9 pm Tafl Room Monday's at MT Mugga - 22 02. beers are back sumes, Dissertationa on Laser Printer. Call MM Catl 2-2343 tor deaUs all nighi long I 352-67051010 8). American Marketing AssooaSon Sponsored by UAO MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Thurs., Jan. 27 and Fit. Jan. M LOST & FOUND PERSONALS flam. 2pm MONDAY. JANUARY 31 Front BA Hallway WOMEN FOR WOMEN Are you cunous to find out what fomirsem la FOUNO: set of keys with 4 keys In Union Park- f 1 Awesome Spring Break Bahamas Parry You are invited., Are you having trouble recruiting members for ing Lot Found around 5 pm on 1/24. Call Cruisel 6 Days $2791 Trip Include* Cruise 1 your organization? We can hefpl Come to our about? Do you like to discuss woman's issues? Coma to our open discussion al 0:00 pm In 126 353-2017 to attend Bowling Green State University's "Recruiting New Members Workshop" which ffl Awesome Spring Breakl Boat Trips 6 14th Annual Leadership Conference will be heW on Wedneeday, February 2. 1904 Shatzel Hall. PrloHl Bahamas Party Cruise 6 Days $2791 al 7:00 pm m the Alumni Room of the Union. WOMEN FOR WOMEN SERVICES OFFERED Includes 12 Meals A 6 Free ParMsl Panama February 18-19. 1994. This workshop is free to all and is sponsored by Ne«tyear's SENIORS City Room With Kitchen 8 Days $1191 Cancun SAO ond SOLD. For reservations, call Applications lor i Jamaica With Air From Columbus 8 Days 372-2843. From $4691 Daytona $1491 Kay west $2491 MORTAR BOARD HEADQUARTERS FOR HAIR Cocoa Beach $15911-800 878 6386 Attention All WBGU-FM DJsl There is a man- a/a now available m to now taking appolnl- daDry staff meeting on Tuesday Fab. 1 at 000 425 Student Services pm In 121 W Hall. Al DJs are eipecled to be Applications due Jan. 31 M-F 1CU -Ssl 10-3 —STUDY IN EUROPE THIS SUMMER— there See you all there for the funl Cule $10-16. '164-2244 Build your resume. Gain valuable oxp. SOLD. 31/2deywknds for travel (Swiss,Germ) Big up reggae massive -10th Bob Mssiey Trib- Study 5 wks. in Franca. 1 wk in Belgium ute. 0 pm. Sal. Fab 26, Union Ballroom. ARK Classes in English. Open to al majors. Band. A Caribbean Assoc event. REMINDER: Nominatlona tor Student Leader NEED ADJ.? of the Monti are due Jan. 31 by S pm. Sponsored by the College of Business. c/o Brett Berquist Rm 405 Student Services Info Meeting: Wed Feb. 9.9pm 116 BA For: Fraternity or Sorority events, dances, For more info, call 372-6196 Reunions, weddings, ale... SOLD. SOLD Call 364-0201 ask tor KM #1 Awesome Spring Breakl Panama City! 8 B.O.9.U. BLOODMOMLE Days Ooaanvlew Room With Kitchen $1191 tSCOMINOII Walk To Beat Bars! Includes Free Discount Fab.7-11»i(Mon.-Frl.) Math tutoring Grad. student with experience Card • Save $50 On Cover Chargesl [CENTER FOR CHOICE II 10:30 am-4:30 pm each day 1 800-678-6386 N.E. Commons andrelerence. Flexible hours Can 352-7306 Conlldential Health Care For Women (your one pint of blood could save 4 lives) Redefining Leadership Please. Give Blood and LL^'J^L* ^L: J L*J IJIL^ • Student fee Give the Gift OIL ilel I ■:■:■:■; ■; ■:■;■; ':■;■:';■;■;■■■;■ ii: ■:■:■ i ■ 11; ■; ■: ■ ■ • Abortion through I you have any quesbons, please call 20 weeks 352 4575 HOWARDS club H "'.''.''.'''.'.'.'L'I'I'I Registration dates • Morning after ■: i .■:■:':■:■:■:■:■:■:■:■:■:':■:■:■:■:■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■'■'■■■■■■■■■■■■■'■'• treatment )N Main 352 51 December 1- January 29 • Caring friend or Do Your Part... ^ Thurs., Fri. & Sat. " relative allowed for persona] Register today at 425 Student Services. support l0oi° The Affair If you register before January 29 it costs only SIS.00 16 N.Huron after that date it will cost $20.00 Toledo, OH 43604 • PinbaH • Video Games • Pod • Ping Pong • Register now! 1-800-589-6005 RECYCLE! ■:r:■: $: ■: i ;i:■:A:t:■ :$j ■: ■: ■: i: i:i:■: ■: ■; ■: ■: ■: ■:■:■:$ :■: ■: ■: ■: ■ :$: $T Classifieds The BG News page twelve Friday, January 28, 1994 continued irom p. 11 Alpha Xi Delta CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn up to 612 1/2 Seventh St. The brothers of Phi Delia Theta would like to Kappa * Kappa * Kappa ' Kappa HELP WANTED $2.000/month working on Cruise Ships or Small one-bedroom Bungalow thank the beautiful sisters ol Alpha Xi Delta tor Congrats to Kellie Lamb for making Omicron Land-Tour companies World travel. Summer refng., stove, all utilities paid ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA the use of their house dunng Rush. Delta Kappa National Leadership Honorary & Full Time employment available No experi- $350 call 1-474-5344 GENERAL MEETING! Alpha Xi Delta ence necessary. For more information call $700/wk cannenes; $4500'mo. rJeckhande. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA 1 -206*34-0468 ext C5544 3?0 Hm • 1 4 2 bdrm apts , free gas heat. KKG * KKG ' KKG Alaska summer fisheries now hiring. GENERAL MEETING! CO-OP STUDENTS water, and sewer Furn close to campus. Call Stephfl. Employment Maska 1 206-323-2672. S.P.P I. is looking for individuals who want to Wednesday, February 2nd Now is the Dme to update your file!! Newtove Rentals. 352-5620. our only office. Happy 21 it B day to gam management experience next summer. 8:00 pm- -111 BA Bring in a new resume onaolmyBESTFRCNDS! Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per summer Positions CARTY RENTALS and a NEW copy of your "" SPRING BREAK 04 "'* Love, available throughout the midwest Call Jeff Subleasing single rooms tor 2nd semester. unofficial transcript Cancun. Bahamas, Jamaica, Florida ft Padrel Janie Gritifh 1-60&867 1960 Cell 353-0325 (free at your college office) 110% Lowest Price Guarantee* Organize 15 AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT KKG • KKG • KKG Fall positions go unfilled every year 11 friends and your trip is FREE I SALES POSITIONS FOR SUMMER For Rent: 606 1/2 E. Wooeser * 2 bdrm. Congratulations Questions? 2 2451 Colleen Hoy TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL (600) BGSU Student Publicationa is hinng NOW apartments no more than 2 Mocks from 326 7283 For summer advertising sales jobs campus Avail, spring A fall. DAG Rentals. and LAST CHANCE TO BOOKI SPUING BREAK Heather Smith CONGRATULATIONS SALE ig94ILOWEST GUARANTEED Gain valuable experience while earning $$$ 267-3233. Interviews taking place now. You Guys Are Awesome! SUE PRICES TO JAMAICA, CANCUN, BAHAMAS. IBM SUMMER MANAGEMENT POSITIONS 1 position is avail. for a Toledo resident AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT AOTT JEFF S. PADRE, FLAI ASK HOW TO TRAVEL STILL AVAILABLE TASP' International le GEORGETOWN MA NOR APTS 3 positions are avail, for the BG Market CRAKJ FREE 1SUNSPIASH TOURS 1 8O0-<28-7710 hiring motivated etudenla to till manage- 800-THIRD ST. Dont delay - call Toby or Colleen 2-2606 TODD ment posMlona throughout Ohio. Earn Now renting for 1994-95 ARK Reggae Band is at MAIN EVENT KickoHwasGroatl Loving couple with Chnsoan values hopes to $7,000-$8.000 this summer while building your (12m/sch. year) and sum "94 137 Mam St. Toledo, east of Sport's You're Amazing! adopt an infant to be the brother or sister to resume and gaining an internship/co-op Posi- Fully furnished 1 BR A 2 BR Units Arena TOMORROW (Check it) their 2 yr. old adopted son. We will pay cost. tions are open out are filling quickly in Akron. Excellent location Reasonable rates Call 1 706-397-1112 (collect) SPRING/SUMMER J08S DELTA SIGMA PI Canton, Sylvan.*., Maumee, Perrysburg. Call 352 4966 or stop by GJII riktitM sales exie nance Proraaslonil Bualnea* Fraternity NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE Lima, and all Cleveland Suburbs Positions the building. 110 HURRVI If you ire spending the summer in BG Casual Info Night Men Jan. 31 are filled on a first come first qualified basis and are looking lor a part Dme (oD ATTEND THE 112 Life Science 9:00 pm Deadline to apply tor 9495 year is Februar- Cail 1 -600-543-3792 to gam more information NATION'S LARGEST LEADERSHIP ys s»illC«j()s.?C«ll Coop PrograiT>2 24S1. IGSU STU0ENT PUBLICATIONS has 4 openings GREAT DEAD Spacious 2 bedroom duplex Open to all business majors CONFERENCE 300 SUMME R CAMP OPPORTUNITIES Employment starts in May A lasts thru June Furnished May to August $350/mo. Don't Juat Start A Semester • Ouetandlng Senior Nominations ATBGSU in NY. PA and NEW ENGLAND, Instructors If you need to earn money A build a resume. 353-6228 Gas, heat, sewer and water in- Start Your Future due Monday. January 31 by 5 pm. FEBRUARY IB A IS needed tor: Tennis, Basketball. Baseball. Call 2-2606 or slop by 214 West Hall cluded^ REGISTER TODAY Hockey. Swimming/VVSlrlifeguaras, Sailing, Houses A duplexes for 1994 95school year. AT Familiar Brands at Unfamiliar prices Outetandlng Senior Nomination* Water-skiing. Windsurfing, LaCrosae, Archery. 12 month leases onfy, starting in May. 425 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING! And now al 10-40% off NATTY THREADS due Monday. January 31 by S pm. Gymnastics. Ceramics, Jewelry. Volleyball, WANTED: CHILD ADVOCATES Steve Smith 352 8917 118S Main Soccer, Dance, Dramatics. Equestrian. Fit- Volunteers being sought tor Wood County ness, Ropes. Outdoorsmen, Piano Accompan Outetandlng Senior Nomlnatlone Court Appointed Special Advocate Program HOUSE3 FOR RENT last. Phys Ed Majors. Nurses, Chefs, etc. Call No experience necessary. Must be at least 21 Girl Scout Cookie Sale Extended due Monday, January 31 by 5 pm. 12 mo leases May A August Arlene at: 1-600-443-64 26 nowl years of age. If you are interested in helping Attention Alpha Lambda Delta Dtl Jan. 31 st To order call 669 2409 Tenant pays uDirmo dep local owners. member*: AA CRUISE ANO TRAVEL EMPLOYMENT area abused, neglected and/or dependent QUALITY STIENS 734 Elm. 3 BR/2 bath, wash/dry, $675/Aug. GUIDE. EARN BIG $$$ 6 TRAVEL THE children, call either Laurie or Demse at PH* Good Luck Mock Trial Team 217 S College, 3 BR, $550. aval now GENERAL MEETING"! 166 S Main WORLD FREE (CARIB8EAN. EUROPE. HA 352-3554 for further information. in the Regional Competition 233W Merry, 4 BH, $675/Aug GENERAL MEETING'" Open this Fn. A Sat. 12-5 pm WAII AND MOREI) HURRYI BUSY SPRING Saturday and Sunday! Wanted: Sales Rep.For the GaveJMisc. 316 Ridge, 2BR, $600/May. gas mclud. AND SUMMER SEASONS RAPIDLY AP- Magazine Must have own car. Great resume 3161/2 Ridge. 1 BR. $300, available now, gas Wednesday. February 2nd RECOVERY RAP GROUP PROACHING. FREE STUDENT TRAVEL included. 8:00pm-lit BA builder. Come to 204 West Hail Have you lived in an alcohol or substance Interested? Call Sheila at 372-2130 tor more CLUB MEMBERSHIPl (019) 929-4396 EXT lor an application Call 354 2854 (days) * 352 2330 (eves ) abusing home? Ever wonder how that might af- information. Open to all backgrounds and phi- C-76 fect relationships, past or present? It interested losophies in learning more, a RELATIONSHIPS GROUP Adult Services Substitute We are seeking a Houses-1 A 2 bedroom apartments. BRATHAUS - SUPERBOWL PARTY Spring 94 sign-up for WOMEN'S SELF- qualified individual to provide on the job coach- is now being offered ID explore this issue Call 9 month - summer • year leases Sunday. Jan 30 open 4 pm ESTEEM GROUP. Meet new people, increase FOR SALE Sheila or Ellen at 372-2130 for more informs ing to persons with mental retardation and de- 352-7454 Happy Hour Pnoes All Night self-awareness, reduoe stress, Warn new cop- twoajid IDpra-reratlar. Deadline: 1-31 94 velopmental disabilities. Must be able to pro- Also - Free Popcorn ing skills I Call Sheila or Ellen at 372 2130 tor vide transportation to consumers to/from job Now leasing Hot Dogs • 2S cents HEADOUARTE RS FOR HAIR more information and to pre-register Dead- site. HS diploma/GED required and Ohio 1966 Dodge Caravan LE Loaded Power 19 and over - No Cover Tim Messenger is now taking appointments line: 1 31-94 driver's license. $1600/hour. Application seats,new brakes, new radiator. Excellent 1 -2-3 bedroom apartments A houses Free Chance to win M-F 10 8-Sat. 10-3 deadline 4:30 pm on 2/11/94. Applications 354 8800 ' We do allow pets TIME IS RUNNING OUT!' condition 287-3762. BRATHAUS T-shins and Beer signs Cuts $10-15 354-2244 available 8 am to 4 pm at Community Employ- Ouetandlng Senior Award Nomlnatlone ment Services 541 Peart St. Bowling Green 1987 VW GT116 vahre. all options, all receipts, ars due January 31,1994. excellent cond. $4,600 Sean 353-0661 One and Two bedroom apartments. Furnished BRATHAUS - Thursdays HeyALPHA LAMBDA DELTA members: OHEOE. or Unfurnished. Available now Winthrop Ter- 50 cents Happy Hours 1 Read the Al D ad in tho "Help Wanted" ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 1990GeoStormGSI Sspeed 38MPG race 352-9135 6 9pm No cover 19andover UAO UAO UAO 2. Respond to that AL D adi Fisheries LOADED Excellent condition Get those creative |UK»s flowing! Enter your One bedroom apartment. 128 S. Summit for Many earn $2,000 plus/mo. in canneries 287-3762 BRATHAUS ■ Friday* and Saturday a design in the annual Spring Break T-Shirt Summer 94 and 94-95 school year. INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE Men's A or $3,000 - $6,000 pius/mo. on fishing 1-267-3341 50 cents Happy Hours Design Conteatl RULES: ON BACK: 4 vessels Many employers provide room & Women's Curling - Fob 1; Men's Dbls. Rac- Apt. sale. Must sell entertainment center, 4-9pmNocover- l9andover COLORS |11 "xi3") ON FRONT: 1 COLOR board and transportation Over 8.000 Roommates needed, male or female. New quetball - Feb. 2: Coed Whiffieball - Feb 16 All LOGO (3*«3") SPRING BREAK THEME book shelves, bed, dressers, etc. Come in Before & Alter Hockey games openings. No eiperienoe naceaeary! home with washer/dryer, fireplace A LOTS OF entries due by 4:00 pm on due date. Pick up MUST HAVE. "BOWLING GREEN STATE Call Teresa 352 6631 Male or Female. For more information call ■ PRIVACY. Own key locked room, share full BRATHAUS - Sun., Hon., Tu. . A Wed. entry forms in 130 Field House. UNIVERSfTY" AND "1994" ALL ENTRIES size bath with 1 other person A room tor a DUE BY FRIDAY FEB. 11, 1994, 5:00PM IN I 206-545-4155 ext AS544. Happy Hours All Nfflht INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE M.W.DLBS BMW 3201.1983 black w/tan interior. study Responsibility A cleanliness is a must UAO OFFICE! WINNER GETS *50 A FREE BG Family desires responsible grad school Bar open 6 pm-19 and over BILIARDS - JAN 31 ENTRIES DUE BY 400 E xceilent conditon. runs great* $5000. COLLEGE STUDENTS ONLY, could work off T-SHIRT, RUNNEH UP FREETSHIRTI husband/wile lo house sit A watch 3 older Call 353-3524 PJvl.ON DUE DATE IN 130 FIELD HOUSE rent, For more information call 354-6117. START DRAWING TODAYI children for 2 weeks. Must be available from CHI O' DATE DASH • CHI O • DATE DASH Jennifer L. Fisher, UAO UAO UAO 4:00 pm - 8 30 am (weekdays) A Sat + Sun ROOMS AVAILABLE IN BG HOME Look out ladies, it's FRIDAY night Brown Leather Jacket, Lrg. Hardly been worn Kz1|b imh vmp tqwqjt to kzo nouk irjjp mv II References Required. Salary negotiable Call GRADUATE MALES PREFERRED You'll be caled by MARK -SWinking lights! aqvo urn vfp. O clj'k orspouu ogmher zmy Inez soon 353-4091 alter 5 pm for more into. $120. For more information call Eric at Sail 352 1631 or 3546701 Leave Message VALENTINES Cards A Gltta So here's tome bait to lure a dale qk folju km to. O'f ammbqjt vmpylpd km fl|i 352-6656 can be purchased at The Little Shop Rooms for rent in Victorian house; summer, fall Froms-9 the Dme is greatl fmpo iolpu mv vhj Umppi kzqu qu kzo nouk Q University Union, Mon - Frl 8 - 4.45 Mac llsi 5/60 $600 or 5/170 $700 A spnng semesters. Parking, kitchen, rec area For run & FREE PIZZA w/ your sisters A men. cmhad dm vmp I spouojk, nhk O'f uhpo imh Gain Valuable Satea/ Get excited - see you thenl Exld kybd $65. Imagewnter II w/ stand with weights A pod table. Walk to campus. hjdopukljd. Oaowlkmp Ijd owoprkzajt. fl|. Marketing Experience! CHI O • DATE DASH • CHI O • DATE DASH $225. Apple modem 2400 $50 352-6916 352 5817. Amwo, imhp vtwmpQko Or). When you The BG News is looking for a TOLEDO LIASON tor the 1994 95 'tease" Sublease: 1 bedroom apt. Grad student, un- Macintosh llsi A Personal Laserprmter tor Expected school year. furn., vary nee Avail, immediately. Call Lisa. Campus shuttle. Free Heat, Fully carpeted Call Colleen 372-2606 sale. 13" display, extended keyboard, new 354 3405. anytime, leave message. Laundry facilities, 24 Hour mamtanace for more information mouse, software included S1300/BO GET AHEAD WITH EXPERIENCE! 353-5444 Sublease: 1 bedroom apt at 180 S. Mam St Winthrop Terrace Newly renovated, laundry, very nice. Available 3S2-913S after Feb 13. Rent $275/mo. Leave message. Oat ahead with Experience! 400 East Napoleon Hd Ken or Minam 352-6142. Management Inc. If you are interested in finding a FOR RENT WINE A CHEESE TASTING job in the Advert) aing/Markeong field- Willow House, 830 4*1 St., has 1 Sat. 1-8 wtlh Dr. Norm Chambers GOOD LUCK WITHOUT EXPERIENCE! bedrm. open for next year, fum. or Sam B'a WINE SHOP A DELI 1 bedroom furnished apartment tor sublease ^1 1068 N Main SI 154-7362 OPEN SOUTH PADRE ISLAND jnfurn., available starling al $300/mo But you can gain valuable experience Available Immediately. 352-5239 at The BG News NORTH PADRE/MUSTANG ISLAND 114 1/2 S Mam 1 bdrm.unfurn .downtomn XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO The BG News has 3 positions available -r-L-O-R-I-D-A- tor next year in the Advertising Depl Washer/dryer m building, free water and Congratulations to Stephanie Haubert on being sewer. Call Newtove Rentals 352-5620. our DAYTONA BEACH We are looking lor ENTHUSIASTIC, selected as Jr. Panhel Cabinet member. only office. PANAMA CITY BEACH XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO DEDICATED, EAGERndividualS who Management Inc. want to GET AHEAD) 117 N Main - 1 bdrm. apt., unfurn. Wa- ORLANDO/WALT DISNEY WORLD sher/dryer in building; dishwashers. Call New- C-O-L-O-R-A-D-O Need lo take your laundry home to XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO love Rentals at 352-5620, our only office STEAMBOAT Mom? 1048 N. Main St. Apts. are Congratulations to Shawn Rooney on being se- Call 372-2606 for detalk*• lected as the Leadership Development Repre- 3 bedroom apartment VAIL/BEAVER CREEK nice size, 1 bdrm., unfurnished, sentative A also to Jenni Laonak lor being se- HELP WANTED: BCYCLE SALESPER- Available immediately BRECKENRIDGEIKEYSTOHE $300/mo. w/12 mo. lease. lected as the Organizational Representative for SOM 'MECHANIC 354 6800 * We do allow pets. M-E-V-A.D. A the 1994 Panhel Cabinet Laundry facilities on premises. Successful westside Cleveland bicycle dealer 353-0325' CARTY RENTALS LAS VEGAS XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO seeks experienced salesperson and/or me- Now renting houses A apartments S-OU-T-H C-A-R-0-L.-MI-A chanic tor fuH/part-Drne work dunng summer for I994.g5 school year. ■■ion. Call (216)333-9155, ask tor Scott HILTON HEAD ISLAND Listings available, renting fast MIDAM INFORMATION SERVICES IS SEEK- Office 316 E. Merry. Apt 3 RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOW WANTED Pick-up listing or we will mail. Man.incmcnt Inc. ING APPLICANTS FOR PART-TIME POSI- CALL TOLL FREE FOR FULL TIONS AT OUR OPERATIONS CENTER IN DETAILS AND COLOR BROCHURE! (419)353-5800 BOWLING GREEN. For Rent FOR RENT 1/2 house: 2 bdrms. i TV/study. A bathrm. all Slop in our office located at 1045 N. Male subleaser to move in ASAP COMPUTER SORTER OPERATOR upstairs. Shared kitchen A laundry. Shared utii. .•800'SUNCHASE Main Si. for a complete list of apts. we Own room, dose to campus. Must be available 1 00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m., 2or 3 phone A gas. $350/mo. 352-1054. ask tor have available. Call Matt 353-7310 days/wk. (12-18 hoursAvk). Applicants should Sieve Nice focatonw/pavklng.. avail. Feb. 15. have familiarity with data processing equip- Metal Band seeks lead vocal and rhythm ment and excellent manual dexterity. guitar. Heavy Metasica influence. Call 363-1406 ask tor Jason or leave message. VAULT FI LE R Vault Filing position in the Loan Processing V Department. Resposibilities include flung in- CIIARLESTOHW APTS. One non smoking female subleaser tor Spr. coming documents and general computer ♦ 94. tISO/mo . utu Close to campus. Can work, Must be available Midnight to 5:00 a.m., AND ♦ 352-882S. 2 »3 days/wk. (I0-i5hounvwh). Roommmate needed tor Spring of '94. Close to MID AM MANOR ♦ campus Rent negotiable Contact Joyce at CLERICAL Clerical position open in our Loan Processing ♦ 352-6687. ♦ • NOW RENTING* Department. Must be available 4 or 5 Subleaser Neededl M or F to share apt. with 2 daysAvk., 20-25 hoursAwk. Flexible, will work ♦ ♦ males Own bdrm. and bath, appro* S205 per around class schedules Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to ▲ mo. Call 352 8556 ♦ campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. Sublease* needed 1 bdrm. apt. 318 Connsaut Interested applicants apply in person at 1651 ♦ 1st month's rent neg. S2857mo. Next to city N Research Dr. 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and 4) park. Quiet. Call Teresa 352-6831 Heading * Writing ' Math * Science HELP water included, air conditioning ▲ Subleesers Needed Immediately. Attention Alpha Lamda Delta members 1 or 2 male or female, for Sp. 1>4. Your TUTORING PROGRAM needs you nowl Resident Manager 352-4380* Call 354-8102 Be a tutor for focal grade school students THREE OCEANFRONT HOTELS - ONE LOW RATE! $19.94* With the OUTREACH PROGRAM >♦♦♦♦♦ 41 We need your help RIGHT AWAYI BEACHCOMEROCEANFRONT INN* MAYAN INN * TREASURE ISLAND INN Wanted. Male subleaser ASAP Very cheap. Call Amy'372-5546 Call 1-800-874-7420 Free deposit or May rent. Call Nerl collect (S13) 526 5553 *P" p'HOfl. t-.f nijH t.f'4 4« 4 p«i ISM, LifliMfd IDillbililf II Ikil til. History * English * Foreign Languages

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Peiffer's cool journeys... Insider the magazine matter what. He even pre- honey. Just let me in the damn Only if I could find that blasted registers. I hate George. "Would class," I was on edge. class. The tension was building. you like me to try it for you?" "You know no one on the other My chest hair was growing Etc. No way Jose. No way George. end of the line can hear you," my Wait, there it is. Just as I start- My testosterone was really flow- ever present roommate chided. ed to punch in the magical digits, Hey, ing now and if I was to ever grow Entering the proper codeword the She-Woman interjected. "You Staff: chest hair again I must keep I found myself once again in the have exceeded the amount of er- plugging away. Steadfastly I strange universe called simply, rors." Joe Me. dialed again. Busy. Dammit. "Star 90." Capt. James T. Kirk As my finger mindlessly pres- couldn't have been more impres- The only thing left for me to do editor-in-chief sed the redial button, I began to sed if I put a mirror in front of was to sit and drink. (There goes Scoll DeKalch another one of my beginning- by Joe Pelffer of-the-semester vows) The drink- "Everyone has a roommate something like ing brought back more thoughts managing editor of the Big Cheese. Hey C'mon Joe Peiffer George; He's the one with the daily planner everybody, the Cheese is a pretty it's the third week of classes that he sticks to, no matter what. He even cool guy. Really. I mean he might here in the hilless city, and this be the Prez, but he's not God photo editor means it's time to once again pre-registers. I hate George." (Has anyone ever heard of God time to gather our bearings and finishing a bottle of Rumple Elizabeth Snider embark boldly into a new semes- Minze in one sitting?). He can't ter. It seems like forever ago control the temperature, so be when I rejoined this merry insti- mentally compile my beginning- him. I love Shatner. Oh Jesus, I'm nice to him. art editor tution with only six of my 18 of-the-semester list. You all know drifting. If I don't hurry up and This brings me to another guy Mike Cook hours actually scheduled. Hello, the one I am talking about. "This get some classes soon, I'll be here you should be nice to. Of course, Star system. Needless to say I semester I will buy my textbooks until they finally fire the Big I'm talking about Ross Perot. will someday find the computer before the week prior to my mid- Cheese from up north. We'll Sure, he lost the debate and left production chic, who is responsible for the term. I will buy my blue book come back to that later. millions of Americans disillu- Vicki Heckman Star voice and hang her by her more than 10 minutes before the Meanwhile, I had managed to sioned. But, could it be that wc Oh-So-Polite vocal chords. "Your exam. I will get my validation maneuver my way into the add just misunderstood him? I mean, Meredith Linamen limit has been exceeded," she sticker for the spring semester section of the system. Luckily, I I could have sworn I heard a digitally crooned. This woman is anytime now." Hey... Wait a had the page open to my first de- "giant sucking sound" just last adviser obviously a big, fat, sloppy short minute. I knew I was missing sired class. I punch in the secret week. Okay, admittedly, it could Robert Bortel order cook in her spare time. something. Three weeks into the combination and... I'm IN! have been Lorena Bobbit and the "I hate you, I hate you, why semester and still no validation EUREKA!!!! Yes, I'm the man. jury foreman. Or even the sur- must you torment me?" I sticker. Some of my friends had I rule. I began to gyrate and geons draining Kerrigan's senior writers screamed like any five-year old even gotten two of them. What dance like I had just won the bruised knee. But, cut the guy a Walter Campbell who's ever lost a game of Pac- the hell is going on over there? superbowl for the Bills. (Yeah break, it's not easy being that Amy Decb man. "The computer hates me." right, Buffalo has no chance). darn cool. "No, it doesn't," my roommate Just then I heard a ringing Andy Dugan "Would you sit the hell down? Hey look, over there, it's De- Dorian Halkovich George insisted. Everyone has a sound. I'm trying to watch an old rerun Katch and Swampy. Hey, get the roommate something like "Please enter your social secu- of 'Flipper'," George barked. hell out of my column. I had to Melinda MonhaP George; He's the one with the rity number and the pound sign." Neither he nor the dolphin could promise all my friends you Todd Stanley daily planner that he sticks to, no "Yes, yes, I know the routine dampen my glee. wouldn't cause any trouble this I was in awe. So much so that I week. discovered I had neglected to Interrupted again by the faint contributors find the proper section numbers ringing sound of my redial at The Big Hairy Posse for the next aspired class. Where work. I'm in again!! David Coehrs from the editors... was that Adult Film Studies Almost. Trevor Gray class? Oh, where was that class? "You've exceeded the number Tom Kitchen Visions of "The Sperminator" of calls allowed in a day; Thank Sam Melendez "Halfway through the slate you and good bye." Station started to fade..." and "Field of Reams" danced (like sugarplums) in my head. I guess this blows my chance Julie Michalak Consenseus here at ladder is this: not much to do in this flat, Michael Siebenhaler cold, windy excuse for a collegelown some 20 miles south of I could hear George snicker in for no class on Fridays. Toledo (a flat. cold, windy excuse for a metropolitan area some 20 the background. Shut up George. miles north of Bowling Green). mascot So. what do we do? Swampy, the Black Swamp We go to bars, we go drinking, we go greek. We're still bored. Monster So we turn on the radio. SKI That's right, folks. Local radio is movin' on up. This week we (racked down WBGU's own Jason T.Jackson, host of Tuesday night's "After Dark" call-in talk show. Sure, you might know him belter as the love-him-or-hate-him USG president, but student government is one thing and radio is another. Hell, read the fea- Insider is an tyres on six and seven and you might even see Mr. Jackson In an independent magazine entirely new light. published weekly during Look around you. On page three, we've got the long-awaited re- the academic year. turn of our good friends, Trevor and Tom. You may remember SB them. Matter of fact, they were blacklisted a year and a halfback by Letters, questions, poetry m some more conservative elements who have since moved on to al- fiction and art low for free speech here at Student Publications. Just the facts, bub. submissions, as well as Rounding things out, we got theatre, covered by our resident your concerns, should be cripple, Melinda C. Monhart. Word is the theatre department is a bit sent to Insider, 210 West milTed at some of Melinda's more honest reviews. We say, hey. guys, she calls 'em like she sees em. We ain't the PR department. Hall. Bowling Green. OH We are ladder. 43403. We can't send Calling out in the trenches, calling out in the trenches, all for one, anything back, but we Insider for all. just might put you in -The editors. print. m Jan 2B, 1994 3 Insider

20 Questions... Trippin' around... Meet Jim Tinker Tom and Trevor hit all the hottest spots in town red velvet seats and a stage, try diner-style crappy food and ser- by Scott DeKatch and beat that. vice, this dive can't be beat. We ab just plain nosy Next, stop in for some outstand- solutely love it! And remember. One ing dog-nuts and a big cup o'Joe at Farmers and Mexicans eat for four 1 *+ •■* 1 Hotel Lobby Doughnuts. O.K., this bucks. We're not making that up. is really on the list because Tom it's on their menu board. Jim Tinker made local i ■ history when he became the ■>•">■> w 9 Man's has a brass lamp fetish, but they first University student ever really are good doughnuts. Looking for some more physical to run for the office of mayor activity? Try Bill's Hill. If you don't of Bowling Green. Prior to his know which hill that is, stop read Opinion "Granted, we are ing right now and seek professional graduation in December, sitting out here in a 1991. he served as editor of by Tom and Trevor counseling, you're on LSD, be- The BG News . He is current- god-forsaken cause it's the only damn hill in the ly director of the Downtown T city. And don't worry, if your body Business Association. cornfield with wind parts freeze and fall off, we have Hey, it's the return of the original that just won't stop the technology to reattach them two man/one mind column. We (see plug section above) Just re- What wmt yonr motivation to stay here In Bowling Green one* have been gone for so long many and winters that do member, don't aim for the fence. yon graduated? of you probably don't remember / like Bowling Green. It seemed like a logical idea to work for the arctic circle us (O.K.. all of you). We were bani- For the best Pizza in town, drop Downtown. shed, never to return, by a former justice (Just ask Iron Which was more rewarding, the experience yoa gained working by Myle's Pizza Pub. and not just editorial staff (.Editor's note: Tom Paul, he was in last because Trevor spends every bles- on an Independent college paper or running for mayor? and Trevor weren't exactly banished Definitely journalism. It was over a longer period of time. That's year's Iditarod, took sed Saturday there making your by an entire staff, it was more like freaking cheesebread until four in what I came here to learn. two disgruntled staffers who have second)." What was (he single, coolest aspect of the recent Black Swamp the morning while you go out and since moved on. We remember the get the munchies. Actual simulated Arts Festival? whole thing) (Credo: we're spine- / was standing by the weenie wagon and about 20 or 30 Scotsmen fictional Myle's phone conversation less, but we have great resumes!| If you're in the mood for some- at 2:59 a.m.: wearing kilts marched by. for offending great hordes of senile What drives yoa to keep ap yonr level of crcattvtty and success thing more than doughnuts, go to grandparents. Trotter's, and bringlotsof money. "Myle's Pizza..." at the DBA? "Cannnghth ejheihlh for The unemployment line. Having escaped the Federal Cyn- Eat anything and everything on the icism Detention Center where we menu and fork over whatever they aoejhh." Old Star Trek or the Neat Generation? were so unjustly incarcerated, we "And what would you like on / hardly watch either one of them at all. ask for, it's worth it. Hey. Trotter's, have returned to this fair aty with a how about some free grub in re- that?" Dallas or Buffalo? brand new appreciation of all that it "firhgoan noaohiem anuieun- The Bills. Anybody playing Dallas is who I want to win. turn for the plug? has to offer. In this spirit, we Speaking of plugs, how about bai." What are the most frightening things yon can Imagine? thought we would like to sound off "Name?" Snakes, rats and weddings. John Bobbin? We planned on nam- about a few of our favorite things. ing Mr. B as our Weeniefjess) of the "Some call me ...Tim." Who la the sexiest member of the BG NEWS staff? Raindrops on roses, and whiskers Colleen Whitman. Century, but after being named in a on kittens paternity suit he has now earned Few of you realize that the first When you were growing up In Springfield, who were your Bright copper kettles and warm thing all Myle's employee's are aole heroes? woolen mittens our grudging respect. He is now to take all orders, even those spo- Bob Seger. Johnny Bench. Elvis and John Kenneth Galbrailh. Seriously though, there are quite the winner of our "Takes a lickin ken in tongues. JMn' Ivan or Swampy? a few things about this town that If you would like some more en- Swampy. and keeps on tlcWn" award. We are pretty cool. Granted, we are sit- thought that perhaps he could tertainment type stuff, rent some- Why hasn't the DBA proposed converting the Cla-Zcl Into an ting out here in a god-forsaken claim he was not with his penis at thing from Video Spectrum. They Agora-Ukc rock theatre? cornfield with wind that Just wont the time of the coupling, sort of a are more than Just the best porno Money. stop and winters that do the arctic "Temporary Eunlchity" plea. rental place in town, they have When wlQ downtown be everything the DBA envisions for It. circle Justice Oust ask Iron Paul, he Back to cool places, the Parking BG's biggest selection of Bugs / think by the end of this year it will be clear what we' ve done. I real- was in last year's Iditarod. took and Traffic Office, wait who are we Bunny cartoons ("You might Rab- ly don't know if we'II ever gel what we envision. second), with nothing but 1-75 and kidding? What kind of power trip is bit, you might"). No Wddin. If you were picked to be a guest on a late-night talk show, what Wood County Cable to connect us it to ride around in those little glo- That's all for this week, folks. So anecdote would you share with the country? to the rest of the universe, but rified golf carts handing out twenty- take our tips and live by 'em, but The one about my grandmother dating Jonathan Winters. things ain't all bad. five dollar tickets for parking in an don't call us if you happen to get Your favorite book. empty faculty lot for two minutes? thrown out of the Comer Grill for Reinventing Government, by David Osborne and Ted Gaebler. First up. the Clazel is just damn being drunk and disorderly with If you could go back In time and redo any three things to your For those of you who may be cool. Any place that held up a mov- new to this burg. If you ever get persistence. See y'all in the Blotter life, what would they be? ie for ten minutes just because they potted, slammed, shnockered. blit- kids. Never try Tequila, try out for the football team in high school and I knew we were going to be late is zed, bombed or otherwise drunk Tom Kitchen and Trevor Gray wouldn't have gone to Howard'son a weeknighl. automatically skyrocketed to the want everyone to know that the If you needed advice, who would yoa ask? while in the downtown area, hit the top of our cool list. Cheap movies Corner Grill for some piping hot whole connection with Heidi Fleiss Wes Hoffman. He puts things into perspective and he tells a good in a real theatre atmosphere with was blown way out of proportion. story. tater boys. For old fashioned, They don't even own a waffle iron. Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone? No way. Louisiana Mafia. Carlos Marcello. What la one thing most people don't know about yoa? That most of all I'd like to be an inventor. There's nothing to do tonight. What win yoa do? CHEESE 235 Play Scrabble. Or poker. If you'd been elected In 1991, what would Bowling Green be W MEAT like? 325 Perhaps more enthusiasm and a more coordinated idea of what the public would like to move forward with. Wen, that's It. Take It easy WESTERN 375 See you out. MEXCAN OR FARMERS 410 Ilnaidex Frl., Jan 28, 1994

court appearance in the future. BABY, WHY DON'T WE... unplugged and uncorked. Or ROCK GOSHP FROM That's right, folks. We at "Rock TONIGHT: Chicago Rhythm anc Leonard Cohen, but interesting. Gossip" hold it through the grape- Blues at Easy Street, "no com- About as close as music gets to THE BUCK SWAMP vine. ment" from Howard's and The Jin- poetry. In other local news. Giraffe Boy Wes at Club 21. SATURDAY: Acous Good stuff. Call me. Ill dub it for have been distributing a six-song tic Hoaka at Easy Street."No com- you. demo just about everywhere. ment" again at Howard's, Love Scou DeKatch Christian Brandt of the band de- Junkie at Club 21. MONDAYJazz LoveJones scribes the songs as "catchy and night at Easy Street. TUES- Here's lo the lasers low-fi." while Dave Smith of local DAYOpen Mike at Easy Street. Zoo Records industrial heavies Cotton Mather WEDNESDAY: Ras Bonghi at Easy Any band that calls Pearl Jam says, "It rocks the house." Street. Groove Master at Tuxedo "The Kansas of the 90s." and then LEFT OF THE DIAL... And In the pity party department. Junction. THURSDAY: "no com- Run out and snag... proceeds to do "Carry on my Gone Daddy Ftach have re- Sweaty Whiskers bassist Joe Kelsoe ment" once again playing at How- Bltly Pilgrim Wayward Son," ala Vedder is just cently released a single on Off has gone broke. "1 don't have a ards, Friars Pointe at Tuxedo June billy pilgrim plain cool. Don't get me wrong. I White records. "Hope That You Gel job," he told us. Not to worry, tion. Rivermen at Easy Street, and Atlantic Records don't hate the anti-media, media Where You're Wanlin' To Go." though. To counter his recent pov- Suddenly My Darting at Club 21. I normally discard the free stuff dollbabies I just think it's good for backed with a cover of local rock erty, Joe plans to run up his credit record companies send me. Most someone to evaluate the mega- od gone Chicago Paul Johnson's card until he can't run H up any of it's too bad to fathom. However, bands standing once in a while. "Wonderful Time." Go out and buy more. I noticed this was recorded in At- It's safe to call the Love Jones the H. Now. lanta. "Atlanta," 1 thought. "Cool best lounge/vaudeville act ever to In further Finch news, word on WHAT SWAMPY LISTENS TO dubs, Drivin' and Gym. proxi- be signed to Zoo recods. They're the street is bassist/vocalist Eric mous to Athens." latest release "Here's to the Losers" Winger (that's right, folks, he plays "Frank Sinatra. "Luck Be a So I gave it a listen. It was good. is prime doo wap. The Love Jones bass, handles some of the vocals Lady." At Trotters Tavern. That is. if you can get into mel- list their members as Buddy Arnold and is NOT the president, CEO or Whenever they'll play H for me. I low, folky stuff in the vein of Indigo on Saxes. Mark Flanagan on trum- King of Off White records - goes to LOVE the chairman of the board. Girls. As a matter of fact. Indigo Girl pet andjon Brion on keyboard and show, count on Inaldcr to dear Class, folks. That's what its all Emily Sailers lends her talent to something they call "vibes." What, things up for you) will be making a about. There is only one..." pans of the album and the song- no guitar or drums? writing mood seems quite Indigo. Questioning everything thai is What sets this album apan is the popular music The Love Jones honesty with which the songs are shun the alterna- presented. While the Indigoes will trve/acoustic/heavy/house music go on and on with allusions to that seems to be blaring from every darkness and light, dead explorers "hip" nose-ringed man's car. The VIDEOCONNECTION and stupid, boring hippie shit. Billy Love Jones dare to ask the ques- Pilgrim tells it like it is. much like tion. 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Neismit. Uh... I don't was wood so you kind of Ziance: (even huffier than 5. T»« Editor ud the Pre. know. had to sit right down on the before) DID YOU ORDER oa the Shark - Everyone Posse: Quite frankly, wood and wiggle around un- THE CODE RED?!?! knows there's no love lost Todd, If you get naked on til It felt right. Melendez: You're God between USG heavies and our show with us, we can't Posse: Todd. how do you damned right I did. our beloved sister pub- see how you could lose. feel about gays in the military? Like I said, I wasn't there. lication (you know, that Weismit: Well, okay (that Heard it on the radio. newspaper the REAL THING was easy). 2. WBGU acqatre* aadlo 3. FDJt'a Rreaid* chats — comes wrapped In every Fri- Posse: Good Now that footage of the 1993 Ward Hey, why not? day). So Jason Jackson (see you've disrobed, we have a Oaa Debate fireworks - cover story) has BGMews couple of questions for you. Well. I'm not too sure this 4. The Geatrp rebate etfltor-m-chlef Nrk "The You were in the Gulf War was actual footage (they "Keep oa Dancin" - Now, Terminator" PaveUch as a right? don't allow Swamp Mon- you've got to realize I heard guest on his talk show. They KJelsmit: (Nonchalantly) sters inside most public this from my brother. deride Paid Olscamp. They swjutrrsTorHVE Yeah. I was in 'The Storm.' places, not even friendly Hackie. the other friendly ds previous Hewi man- MOMENTS numo. Posse: What did you do ones). The alleged scuttle Black Swamp monster, and agement. A fellow staffer l.To«KUIa.*rt Naked- over there Todd? between then-first ward he's not the most reliable calls to brown-nose Nrk. Rat- That's right. everyone. Our Neismit: 1 was a pho- councilman Scott Ziance and source. According to the sto- ings soar. Beauty, eh? very own Ward One coun- tojournalist. candidate Sam Melendez ry, this DJ somewhere in cilman. Todd Neismit, took It Posse: So... you took pic- went like this: Memphis was playing this aD off on WFAL's Big Hatty tures. Ever kill a man Todd? Ziance: Did you order the song for the first time and. Posse" radio show. Well, we WeismH: Uh. no. code red? well, nature called. Since the got hold of the tape. The en- Posse: Ever even see a Moderator: You don't have play time was about four suing conversation went man killed. Todd? to answer that question. minutes he figured he had something like. Neismit: Uh. no. (Chang- Melendez: tl answer H. time to. uh, pinch a quick Posse: Cmon Todd. Me- ing the subject) After a while You want to know? one. To his surprise, the re- lendez demonstrated recfis over there you start to miss Ziance: I want the truth. cord stopped playing early, Hiding wtth a fruit Juice Wen those porcelain toillet seats. so he got nervous. Surprise, der. Ya gotta show us some Posse: WHAT? Melendez: YOU CANT Mr. DJ. The song had a fake thing If you want II. Neismit. Yeah, aD we had HANDLE THE TRUTH. ending! Fri., Jan 28, 1994 m Insider Jackson may hit big time on small screen in Cincy by Joe Pelffer He's also handsome Over the years. H seems Jackson has developed more than a couple of contacts at the station. Ladies and genllenwn. it's lime for Jason'/'. Jackson. The "I've interned at WCPO since the day after I graduated crowd goes wild Women are throwing their underwear (lie's from high school The program director actually graduated downright handsome). The man you know as the USG super- from Bowling Green back in 1980,'Jason says. star and ratlio wonderhoy is going primetime. This man has All nepotism aside, Jackson knows there is a lot of work quite frankly outgrown our little burg and he's ready for the to be done in order to get the program ofTthe ground. He big time in Cincy. has to assemble a staff, get the studio, wrile the show and Jason is packing his radio bags and heading for the small then actually shoot it All this by the end of February screen in the River Gty Jackson and his radio partner, Phil "Time could be a big problem at this point." says Wenlzel, along with local TV cutie Heather Patterson are in Heather Patlerson, Jackson's assistant. "But. we're pretty the process of filming two pilot episodes of "After Dark - much on schedule "Jackson feels the river city is an ideal s TV style." place to set up his variety show. "We hope to tap into the resouces that are around On- cinaiti I mean funny people just live all over Cincinatli " "We will go anywhere people (We know what you mean Jay. just try and attend a Map- will watch us. It's not the area plelhorpe exhibit) "I want lobe 'Regis and Kathy Lee' only... betler. We we're concerned with. We just wanl to be Arsenio only ... with more long-term success want a shot at the big time." We want tobeDave(LettermunlonIy .. with more diver- sity." Heather Patterson I want to be Jason Jackson only.. without the mustache Qust kidding. Jason - I'm merely jealous because I can't yet grow facial hair) The program should have high goals, seeing as it's actu For those erf" you who are familiar with Jackson and airy the culmination of a dream Jackson's had ever since Wentzel's radio program, look for a few changes in the "Af- he was 15 or 16 years old ter Dark" format. "I've really wanted to do this since I was a freshman or sophomore in high school. Ever since Arsenio made his "1 want this show to be total entertainment. A topical big debut back in 88 or '89."Jackson says. show is okay for radio, out it's come to a point where it is The station "After Dark-TV' is targeting is WCPO. the very passe for TV to do a topical show. "Jackson com CBS affiliate in Cincinnati. ments. If the big wigs down at CPO don't dig the hippest talk show hosts this side of Jerry Springer, then Afterdark-TV is and Jackson and Wenlzel soon will shool a pilot of "After Dark" But that's not the only change. Jackson said. prepared (o hawk its wears elsewhere. for a potential spot as a local call-In show In their hometown of "[It's] going to look much better; I'm going to dress up "I said we'd put effort into CPO first. But. I really feel we Cincinnati. more." have some quality stuff It will essentially be one man's decision whether the program will see the air or not." says The musical entertainment for the pilot program will in- Jackson clude local favorites The Twistoffs and a house jazz band from Cincinnati. "We will go anywhere people will watch us." Heather The "After Dark" express is selling some pretty high says. "It's not the area we're concerned with We just wart goals for itself. a shot at the big time " i* For those of you who are interested in helping out with the project the week's show was entitled "Don't be Intelevision repair men. we're inter- pasl two weeks. Of course, she also group wiD be meeting Sunday at 4:30 angry with Paul, it's the weather you ested. Until then, the melodic bass line didn't have any matches. Rumor has it on the second floor of the student ser- should be mad at." After we were in of Asteroids will not be eminaling around here that Martina is going to vices building. formed that Paul was "in a meeting" from Gleek's room. teach Harding a lesson with a few "I hope everyone that's interested and unable to talk with us, however, Another disturbing item in the news tennis baDs and a tightly strung alu- Love, comes out to hear the wonderful in- the show changed its theme to "Screw is this whole Michael Jackson thing. minum raquet. We. of course, support foiTnation we wiD be spieling forth." it. Pauls a jerk." We then strolled over We think it's ridiculous a person can any move Martina makes, her being Jackson says to McFall Center and propped the buy his freedom just because he's our favorite sports star. We're looking the posse outer doors open ... that showed him. For those of you who are just too famous and has money. It's also not forward to the left-hander taking up a damn lazy to work on the show Jason Later in the show, we called right that the American public wiD few matches in the near future ... •til has a place for you (He truefy is a Hot'N'Now and tried (o convince the never know that he was in fact guilty whether they be on or off the court. man of all people). manager to make us a burger without yes. that's right. Guflty as sin. How "We're going to be filming the pilots by Brian D'Aureiio pickles ... He wouldn't do it. Try it One more important 'news note' of do we know this you ask? Well, the in West hall studios on February 18 Posse man sometime, it's a hoot. Unfortunately, Friendly Fellow sort of had a run in concern to us: as of late, we have no- and 19. It's going to be a tight fit so we you won't be able to do it for a while, ticed a disturbing decrease in the with the superstar a few years back hope to have people hanging off of the About two months ago, THE being in that Hot'N'Now has tempo- amount of public urination and mas- and...trust me. Mike's guilty (It has to rafters." Jackson says. BIG HAIRY POSSE would never rarity closed Hs doors ... surprising in do with the "touching" I eluded to ear- turbation reports in the police blotter. The goal of "After Dark" is "to reach have considered scrolling our light of the fact the cooked animal in- lier). Perhaps the cold weather has had the largest possible audience, generate thoughts in Insider. But last week, dustry has been booming as of late. something to do with this ... or maybe As for this whole Tonya Harding advertising dollars and. of course, have they had the balls to print the F-word Since Insider has given us this op- thing, we're enjoying it just as much the BobbH acquittal. Whatever the a good time." the lovely Heather adds. in Iheir publication, so we had to be a portunity to say what we want, we as the next person. Pretty sad such a reason, we hope to see more people part of it. In fact. Insider has now would like to send a heartfelt message talented young woman would resort expressing themselves in the future. taken over from Wotmoi Horns out to all the Insider faithful. "Hi to violence involving a crowbar. It's This drastic decrease, along with the Journal as our favorite thing to read guys, whats up?" There, we don't just not representative of the American lack of Navratilova matches, has shat- (besides of course our own newslet- pour our hearts out often, but when way. A good catfight, however, would tered some of our favorite material to ter). "Is it legal?" you ask for us to we do ... it's pretty touching. Speaking have been fine. Hair clenched in fing- make fun of. Then again, there's still stray from our airwaves and play of touching... well... nevermind. ers and skate blades flying is a bonus those Greek activation poems in the around in this sandbox of print? Who Another major breaking news story in our book. It would have never got- classifieds. I guess well be fine cares, all we know is these guys print- (besides the Hot'N'Now disaster) is ten that far though, because Scott ed the F-word last week, and we think the malfunctioning of one of The Uni- Hamilton probably would have done a "The Big Hairy Posse" show is mak- that's pretty neat. versity's major computer systems. Yes triple axle into them to break H up. ing yet another improvement. Starling in Things with the radio show have folks, we regret to inform you thai ... In other important news, Martina a few weeks, the show will be shown on been sailing along handsomely. Last Gleek broke his Atari. If you know any Navraiilova went undefeated for the BG Public Access Cable channel 24. Insider Frl., Jan 28, 1994 Play-going good times Wallers j & && "Waltz" to continue in 94 familiar Robert JUM Waller Breakfast Anytime, The Wiz are early highlights -Slow Wain In Cedar Band" Warner Boofca/S 16 05 The vtvkDy romantic middle-aged (Steve) and William Ian Auld, a ductions this semester. First. "The love story (Hat captured the hearts of senior theatre major from Silver Wiz", written by Frank Baum, book millions has been duplicated and ren- Lake (Trevor). by William F. Brown, with music amed. "Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend" is "Breakfast Anytime" is the first of and lyrics by Charles Small, runs author Robert James Waller's second several plays that Bunzli has writ- Feb. 23-26 (8 p.m.Jand Feb. 27 (2 attempt at a best seller. You may re- ten to be produced on campus. p.m.). This show is directed by member The Bridges of Madison Lundeana Thomas. The second County?" It was a wonderful tale of mainstage show will be "1 Hate lust, love and sacrifice. A man who Hamlet", written by Paul Rudnik "Both Steve and lived the majority of his fife alone falls and directed by Norman Myers, Janet define madly tn love with a quiet and reser- April 20-23 (8 p.m.) and 24 (2 ved married woman. Their love is themselves in their p.m.). passionate and it feels as if H should byMellndaC. Monhart careers by how they Found on the first floor of Uni- never end. but it does. They sacrifice honest critic speak. When they versity Hall is the Joe E. Brown their feelings towards each other for Theatre. Wendy Wasserstein's "The her children's well being. Once again, it is time to pull back meet, their words, as Heidi Chronides", directed by Everyone I know read "Bridges" in the curtain and bring up the lights much as themselves, Diane Rao. runs Feb. 9-12 (8 p.m.) one sitting. 1 too found myself at the as the University Theatre Depart- and Feb. 13 (2 p.m.). "Under Milk beach one summer one afternoon ment opens the second half of the collide" Wood", written by Dylan Thomas engulfed in the love affair of National season with "Breakfast Anytime." --Jim Bunzli, and directed by Brian! Lee, takes Geographic photographer. Robert Nn- Written byjim Bunzli, who is cur- the stage March 9-12 (8 p.m.) and caki and Fraricesca This book well rTTTT»T rently working towards a Ph.D in author of 'Breakfast March 13 (2 p.m.). Last but not IU #11 III till ' deserved aO its acclaim and the 1993 theatre, this original script is also Anytime' least, is the children's show Abby Award. The same Is not true, «*, THE THREE the first Elsewhere production of "Shlemeil & Shlimazel: Yiddish however, for 'Slow Waltz." MUSKETEERS the semester. The romantic re- Folk Tales". Adapted and directed This is the story of a middle aged Ml FOR ONE \ND ONE FOR ALL lationship betweenjanet. a high "Both Steve and Janet define them- by F. Scott Regan, this production college professor who falls in love with Charlie Shrcn school English teacher, and Steve, selves in their careers by how they runs April 8-9 at 7:30 p.m. one of his coOueges wifes A love affair a struggling comedian, is explored speak. When they meet, their The Elsewhere production of the Ktir.rSu.h,,!™1 sH^OO*^ begins and then one of the characters m in this play. Follow Janet and Steve words, as much as themselves, "One Act Play Festival '94" will be leaves. Sound familiar? There are AXIMMMMM Douiwmffw. through three months of dating as collide," Bunzli said. seen on April 13-16(8 p.m ) in 111 marry similarities between Waller's they progress through their re- This half of the theatre season is South Hall. There is a $2 general books that It's almost annoying. Both lationship. filled with plays different even from admission and no reserved seating tales are about middle aged lovers Directed by Kathryn Schimmel. a last semester, according to Mar- for any of the shows due to the lim- whose affairs are passionarte and graduate student in theatre, garet McCubbin, costume designer ited seating. interupted by others. Both books take Cn.SallMnoMSm "Breakfast Anytime" runs Feb. 2-4 and production coordinator for the Single Ticket Prices for the Eva the reader to foreign lands and the (8 p.m.) and Feb. 5 (2 & 8 p.m.) in University Theatre Department. Marie Saint Theatre are $6 adult characters feelings are convincing, but MALICE, *-»-' 411 South Hall. The cast includes: "Its a real mixed bag," McCub- and $4 student/senior citizen. At these novels are Just too much alike. the Joe E. Brown Theatre all tickets SorsFtD 11 tlyGiir Carrie Sternot. a senior telecom- bin said. KncaJd's character is even mentioned GMCaMoMAnMM munications major from Eastlake The Eva Marie Saint Theatre, lo- are $3. For reservations call the In "Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend." It (Janet); Jeff Bond, a senior creative cated on the second floor of Uni- Box Office 372-2719, or theatre of- seemed Bke a cry for help from the au- writing major from Defiance versity Hall, is home to two pro- fice at 372-2222. thor aaylng."PLEASE FINISH THIS BOOK...THE ENDING IS DIFFERENT. AFTERDARK I PROMISE.REMEMBER ROBERT?? JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE HE'D WANT YOU TO READ ON Continued from page >i«. PLEASE. PLEASEJ'LEASE DONT PUT THE BOOK DOWN." SUMMER & FALL RENTALS best not to pull punches." Alright, maybe I'm being a Bttle The show's success has paid off rough on WaDer. its a pretty decent LARGE ASSORTMENT OF in one way, at least. Jackson and story. I mean this guy follows her to HOUSES, DUPLEXES, & APARTMENTS Wentzel soon will be shooting a pi- India and spends days and weeks lot for a local television talk show in searching for her. and... well I guess over 500 units with SUPER locations Cincinnati (see page seven). youH have to read H yourself. You can "We enjoy doing it." Wentzel pick I up at any book store. I'm sure 9 month, 12 month, and Summer Leases Available says. "I think ft's gotten better. I've its a best seller. All the people who fell learned there are a lot of different in love with his first novel were prob- STOP IN TO 319 E. WOOSTER FOR A BROCHURE OF COMPLETE people out there." abry waiting for this book to hit the DETAILS AND SPEAK WITH OUR FRIENDLY STAFF. shelves. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 319 E. WOOSTER *&3A& 354-2260 (ACROSS FROM TACO BELL)

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