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Swiichboard 372-2601 Softball Football Classified Ads 372-6977 Display Ads 372-2605 BG's Jenny Ranz Tom ponders if Editorial 372-6966 Saturday, Sports 372-2602 has made a 1 p.m. people are really Entertainment 372-2603 like what they career out of Spring football begins warmer Story Idea? Give us a call defining hustle with annual intrasquad seem to be weekdays from I pm. loSpm., or scrimmage Saturday e-mail: "[email protected]" High: 61 Low: 38 FRIDAY April 25,1997 Volume 83, Issue 142 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio

"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Students Annual Latino spend an evening sessions begin □ Today's conference Manuel Vadillo, associate di- rector of multicultural affairs in a box on Latino issues offers and conference director, be- an opportunity to better lieves that the University needs □ The Box City project understand another cul- to educate students about the will give students a first- lifestyles, backgrounds and cul- ture. tures of Latinos. hand experience in "By attending the conference, what it is like to be By MELISSA NAYMIK students will learn about without a home. The BG News different ethnic groups," said Vadillo. Breaking the racial barrier Not only is there a color line By GENELL PAVELLICH among University students is a between races, but there is also a The BG News main priority for many campuses language barrier. This presents across the nation. In order to help other issues between students of This weekend, students partic- Bowling Green students under- different races and problems, ipating in "Box City" will experi- stand different races and cul- such as stereotyping and label- ence what homelessness might tures, the Office of Multicultural ing, can occur. belike. Affairs, along with other organi- Francisco Cabanillas, assistant "Box City: Sleep out for the zations on campus, is holding the professor of romance languages, Homeless" begins tonight at 8 third annual Latino issues con- has been part of the coordinating p.m. and will continue through ference. committee for the past two years. tomorrow morning, said Julie BG Ncwi Photo by Hldrki Kobayuhl The conference titled "The In- He has discovered two general Strinka, president of the Univer- Angela Roberts, family development specialist for WSOS, assists homeless families in housing programs clusive Discourse of the 21st points through the first two con- sity's chapter of Habitat for Hu- in Wood County. Century" will take place today in manity. 101 Olscamp. • See LATINO, page three. "This will be a great way for students to experimentally learn about the homeless situation," Group helps out homeless she said. "Students will sleep outside in boxes to see what it is □ Home Aid of community and concerned citi- The homeless can include like." Wood County zens. As a group, they are look- anyone who lacks a fixed ad- Strinka said they are expecting ing for ways to pull their expe- dress of their own. They may about 225-250 participants in the works to aid the rience and resources together be living in a motel, vehicle or event. Tickets are $5 and are on homeless that live to help those in need. temporarily with friends or sale today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. "I didn't spend my time in family. in the Union Foyer. Tickets for around the area. school getting my degree to Home Aid gets their chance the event are bursarable. come get my eight-hour job. to help a number of homeless For the five-dollar ticket price, By ROCHELLE M. CON- I'm always looking for an- people because they team up students will receive a box; a free VERSE swers, wherever I am, to the with an organization that will T-shirt and tie-dying for the first The BG News crisis that I'm facing at work," begin a transitional housing 175 people buying tickets; free said Judy Kellermeier, a licen- program in the area. food including pizza, pop and hot They look like anybody else sed social worker and member WSOS Community Action chocolate; and free entertain- wearing blue jeans and a of Home Aid. Commission, a non-profit ment, Strinka said. T-shirt, they blend in, but in Home Aid was formed in social service agency, was a- "Box City" will take place in reality - they are homeless. 1995 because no single agency warded a federal grant of the courtyard between Kreischer They aren't easy to recognize in the county was able to pro- $843,454. The money will help Quadrangle and the Student Ser- in a rural community but social vide long-term emergency eight Wood County households vices Building. service workers who work with services for the homeless. per year for three years and Proceeds from the event go to the poor know they are out Through the years, the group others in Sandusky, Ottawa and Habitat for Humanity chapter at there. has worked to create an Seneca counties. the University. "You see them at Wal-Mart. awareness in the community The transitional housing Jeff Young, vice president of You see them at filling stations. that homelessness exists. program will help families lo- the University's chapter of Habi- You see them buying ciga- "People dont think there's a cate a rental unit and pay for it tat for Humanity, said he en- rettes," said Mary Etta Fizer, a need," Fizer said. while they are in a crisis. As ■>mswHi< courages students to get involved public health nurse for the In 1996, the Wood County the family's financial situation Jered Guzman and Natalie Vlandis, the 1996 U.S. National Jun- with this event. Wood County Health Depart- Department of Human Ser- improves, they will be expect- ior Pairs championship gold medal winners, will perform at this "This is a good opportunity for ment. vices recorded 88 people who ed to pay larger portions of the weekend's Ice Horizons show. students of the campus to get "If you have one pair of blue were homeless. However, that rent. together to learn about jeans and a couple of T-shirts, number only reflects the fami- In addition, families will be homelessness and the need for you look like anybody else. So lies who contacted the depart- provided with family and job affordable housing," he said. you wouldn't necessarily know ment, according to Gay Malon, development and other social BGSU ice skaters The University's chapter of that's all they had," she said. social services supervisor for services that will enable them Habitat for Humanity began in Fizer is a member of Home the department. Malon is also a to move from dependence to the fall and they are continuing Aid of Wood County, a local member of Home Aid. self-sufficiency, said Cheryl prepare to dazzle to build up the organization, volunteer group that seeks to Fizer can also identify at Moreno, emergency services Strinka said. eliminate homelessness in the least 15 families on her health director of WSOS. A presentation about the new area. department case load who are Moreno said the program □ Ice Horizons, a country, according to "Figure organization and what is involved The group consists of mem- living in overcrowded condi- will not provide a band-aid ap- skating show which Skating Magazine." with it will also be given during bers from a variety of social tions and are at risk of becom- Ice Horizons was estab- service agencies, the business ing homeless. • See AID, page three. showcases both Uni- lished in 1968 and featured • See BOXES, page four. versity and world skating sensation and now gold medalist Scott Hamilton. class amateur talent, This year's production of will take place this Ice Horizon's stars Olympic Kane remembered with scholarship weekend at the silver medalist and three-time Canadian National champion BGSU Ice Arena Elizabeth Manley. By DARLA WARNOCK According to Marilyn Braaz, presented to Fahringer by the her a present. Joining Manley in the show The BG News development officer for the Col- Kane family. Aaron Kane, Julie's "It is kind of weird," Fahringer By ANDREA VITANZA are Jared Guzman and Natalie lege of Education and Allied brother, will award the schol- said. "It's like she's still giving." Vladis, gold medalists at the Julie Kane will give another The BG News Professions, the scholarship was arship. Mrs. Kane said the scholarship 1996 U.S. National Junior birthday present to her best set up by Julie's parents, Robert "Tara will receive a little more was developed as a way to honor friend this Sunday. Julie's memory. Members of the Universi- Pairs championship. and Roberta Kane in order to at the request of the family," ty's skating club will perform Skaters from northwest Only this celebration will be a The Kanes thought no one was benefit a student focusing on the Braaz said. with world class figure skat- Ohio along with the Universi- little different than those in the same goals as Julie did. more qualified than Fahringer, past. Fahringer said she Is grateful ing champions in the 17th pro- ty's Skating Club, are among The recipient of the schol- who was always there for Julie duction of Ice Horizons "97 the 250 skaters Involved with A memorial scholarship to be arship must be a Junior or senior for the scholarship the Kane fam- and her family. this weekend at the BGSU Ice this year's Ice Horizon's per- given in honor of Kane will be special education major holding ily has chosen to give to her, but "She is special to us," Mrs. presented to Tara Fahringer this she would much rather have her Arena. formance, making the task of at least a 2.8 grade point average. Kane said. "We thought as a fam- creating costumes and props Sunday, Fahrtnger's 22nd birth- beat friend. ily she should have the schol- The show provides amateur Preference will be given to those skaters an opportunity to for the ihow challenging. day. from Napoleon High School or "I'm Just proud that they se- arship. It is a wonderful thing." Kane was stabbed to death last lected me," Fahringer said. "I'd skate in a production with re- In order to create the more Henry County. The annual schol- The money for the schol- than 300 show costumes and September after a Fostoria man rather have her here than the arships has been made available nowned professionals. Ice Ho- arship will be in the amount of rizons has become a biannual elaborate stage settings, an entered the house which she $500. scholarship, though" through a life insurance policy shared with Fahringer. Craig M. She also noted the coincidence Kane had invested in. event at the University and immense amount of vol- Baker Is currently serving 241/2 The Kane family chose Fah- of the award occurring on her Mrs. Kane said she did not feel has been dubbed one of the years in prison for burglary, ag- ringer as the first recipient of the birthday. She explained it was best amateur ice shows in the • See SKATERS, page four. gravated assault and murder. scholarship. A $625 award will be almost as If Julie was still giving • See KANE, page three. T I page two The BG News Friday,April25,1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

H E Romance! Intrigue! Cafeteria food!

For those of you unfamiliar with "Neln. Sprechen zle length of cooking time. blue coveralls on his massive Mastercolumn Theatre, it Is my Deutsch?" replied the bearded ■Yes Phil. That Is a surprise," frame and had straggly long little excursion Into the lives of man. said Wyls. "Especially since blond hair that inspired his seemingly normal people. In my "No. Habla Espanol?" pancakes and biscuits are two nickname. constant state of paranoia. I ask "Si." different types of food altogether." In reality. Shawshank Man myself, "Are they really what they "Yes. I have good vision also." Wyls looked at the head cook, was a fifty-year-old grad stu- seem?" No. it was Just another who In turn nodded to the man- dent hippie, currently working Is the guy who spends all of his Canadian agent. They're every- ager, who nodded back. Wyls on his thesis: The Effects of waking hours talking on the phone where, he thought to himself. would live to work another day. Peace and Love on Disgruntled long distance to his girlfriend His boss broke Into his Suddenly. Wyls noticed a Cafeteria Workers. NEWS really in love with her? Is the guy thoughts: student taking cafeteria dishes Today, Shawshank Man wore scraping plates In the cafeteria "That's It. Move along now. outside the cafeteria premises! a Ured.sad expression, and his "Serving the Bowling really just a busboy? Is Elvis really Schnelll Too many trays, too "Stop, thief!" eyes were bloodshot. still aljve? And wouldn't he be little time. You there! With the The student apologized immedi- "Have you been smoking "Wyis looked Green community for really fat by now? can. Recycle!" ately. While holding the tray of some grass?" This week In Mastercolumn Just then, someone bumped food in one hand, he held a "No dude, my girlfriend at the head over 75 years" Theatre we present Wyls Bluskaya Wyls' elbow. cellular phone In the other. dumped me. Wyls. what does cook, who in in "KGB KP." Wyls Is an Interna- "I'm sorry Wyls, I didn't see "I'm sorry. Mr. Busboy. I was love mean to you man?" turn nodded 210 West Hall tional exchange student who you there." talking to my girlfriend, whom 1 "To me. love Is a coffee shop Bowling Green State University works as a busboy in the cafeteria. "Hello Phil. Did you enjoy never see. and I guess 1 Just forgot waitress in Seattle." to the man- Bowling Green, OH He came from Russia with Love your meal?" to ask for It to go." "Far out man. Do you write ager, who 43403 (his girlfriend. Love Nevagodova. Phil Harmonic. A nice guy. Phone Boy. No one knew his poetry? I bet you'd write some nodded back. [email protected] dropped out of school to travel, but once you got know him, and real name, and no one cared. groovy poetry, man." she ran out of money and became learned not to Insult his tuba Except for Wyls. There was Yes, poetry, the window to Wyis would (419) 372-2601 a coffee-shop waitress somewhere playing. At first. Wyls assumed always something strange about a the soul. In a world where he live to work in Seattle), but now he lives alone Phil was a member of the CIA. loner who talked Into the night could trust no one. Shawshank in a basement apartment Just off He assumed no one played that with his "girlfriend." Wyls had so man was truly Wyls' only friend. another day." Editorial Board 372-6966 campus. bad unless one tried to. far been unable to piece together "As a matter of fact, I do," To most students he is Just a So one day. he offered to buy who Phone Boy was. or what said Wyls. "I'm going to go write Scott Brown busboy, but Wyls Is a former KGB Phil breakfast, as a test. A CIA government he worked for, but he some right now, since my shift Editor agent who lost his Job due to member would be fully aware of made sure to never let his guard is over. Until tomorrow, my down. friend." Vince Guemeri Darla Wamock Russian cutbacks. Now he spends the rumor about Russian Death his days scraping plates, waiting Pancakes and refuse to eat "You expect me to believe that "Good-bye Wyls." Managing Editor Chief Reporter for the next mission that will never them. Phil had engaged in them you couldn't put down your phone Shawshank Man sighed with come. We pick up the action with heartily and removed all doubts. long enough to get dinner?" he relief. They didn't give hippie Amy Johnson Brandon Wray Wyls hard at work, gathering the "Yes. The biscuits don't yelled. "And how come we never acting lessons in his CIA Assistant Entertainment dishes as diners return their trays. compare with the pancakes, but see this 'girlfriend' of yours any- training class, but Wyls was still Managing Editor Editor Just as Wyls eyes a suspiciously they do taste surprisingly way? You Just tell your boss that buying it. bearded character, the bearded similar." said Phil. we're onto you like macaroni on His overweight boss with the Penny Brown Mike Wendling one pipes up, 'Boy. the meat loaf A quick review of cafeteria cheese." sideburns and the raised collar Copy Chief Opinion Editor was cold tonight." training reminded Wyls that "Lighten up, okay? Just take the would be pleased. How did the stranger know the discussing ingredients with dishes. You guys really go crazy Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins secret phrase? It could only be a customers was strictly prohib- over those things." Tom Mather Is a guest ited, as was the discussion of As Wyls cleaned off Phone Boy's columnist for The News. Ques- Photo Editor Sports Editor fellow KGB member with a mes- sage from his boss. If only he could how all meals were prepared dishes. Shawshank Man arrived to tions and comments can be sent remember the right response. using one recipe; the different help. to [email protected] or "Parlez-vous francais?" substances were formed by the Shawshank Man always wore 210 West HalL Copy Staff 372-2604 Krislen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion ICWTWWI^QHA... Elizabeth Reiter Kelly Von Glahn *»s mmi This j****) I denier ff -ttw neons I'M ^p*ste>YMi GPA,»»Cff Stodvmq -to MUcti QM SVDOU Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul y iff ft SVUtk It, SOMb Jennifer Schab ««M»■saw*" Art Staff 372-6966 Ifc«to>pftlf Doug Khrenovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

372-2602 Sports Staff «twft*. Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 ■GUEST COLUMNIST Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby Jeff Gayton Wanted: less talking, more action Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln Well, I swore to myself when I don't let things like that shape father. He lived through that entire took a Job where he was bent Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec first got the chance to write for the my entire mode of thinking. civil rights era and was out there over all during his shift, pulling "I was the paper that I wouldn't bring up the Having grown up mixed, marching peacefully In the manner In hourly wages and all of this race Issue for awhile. mostly among white friends but of Dr. King. when he's a college-educated only non- Advertising Staff 372-2605 It looks like I'm going to have to siill experiencing life as a But It's not those things man over the age of 50. Asian minor- Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley break that promise, mostly be- person of color. I've gotten to see through which he has taught me I was the only non-Asian ity is my Christy Hagerman Alison Polley cause there's been a decent both sides of the issue. about life. It's through his persis- minority is my honors classes In Lori Patton Jim Vassallo amount of chat going on lately I've seen extremes on both tence and his tenacity—in the face high school. I didn't care. I honors about race and race problems and sides and I've seen people come of all sorts of obstacles—that he stayed. There are very few classes in every other silly thing that people to believe basically the exact has taught me. minorities in the Honors pro- high school. I Letters to the Editor can nitplck over. I'd like to throw same thing even though so With no malice meant toward gram. I don't care. I Join. There If you would like to submit a Letter to the In my two cents. many naysayers want us to my grandmother. I reveal this are very few minorities writing didn't care. I Editor, please follow these guidelines: what can I say or contribute to believe that there really Is sUll sweet little piece of my past. for the paper. I don't care. I go stayed. There In the discussion about race? this giant divide between us. My grandma on my mom's side • Mak* sure the letter is 5M words or less. to the meeting and ask If I can are very few Please Include your address, major, aca- Well. If you looked at my child- I could write this with the was a bit old-fashioned, so the Idea write. demic class and phone number (phone hood—middle class upbringing, Intentions of enlightening people of her only daughter marrying a I could sit back and write my minorities in numbers are strictly for verification and affluent neighborhood, mostly of all colors as to the silliness black guy didn't sit too well with countless articles about race the Honors not for publication). white friends, the majority of my everyone holds inside, but I'm her. When I was born, she told my and life being unfair, but that • letters must be typed, not handwritten. classes In high school had no not. Not in this column. mom she wanted to see me. her accomplishes nothing. Getting program. I Letters brought In saved on a Madntosb- minority groups except for Asian- I'm writing, instead, because grandson, but that my dad off my ass, swallowing my fear don't care. I cumpadble disk are preferred. Americans—you would say I really as much prejudice and igno- • Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hall, couldn't come with us. and apprehension, and going for join. There or e-mail ns at bgnewsGbgnet.bgsu.edu. don't have much anything insight- rance may exist in this world, My mom basically put down the what I want, what I think I Be prepared to show valid identification. ful to offer. on our campus even, none of It ultimatum: No Sam (pops), no deserve—that Is progress and are very few • Space limitations may prevent The News Luckily for me. though, I'm the is going to be whittled away Brian. that is what is sorely missing on minorities from printing all letters received. The product of an Interracial marriage until people start attacking Some people would want to this campus. writing for News reserves the right to edit any and and It seems we live in a society (without violence or malice) the stand back and complain about all letters. where one can gain "perspecUve" system. the paper. I • Anonymous letters will not be printed. this sort of mistreatment and even A little tolerance, a little Just because they have a little I am so wholly Ured of when she relented and allowed my understanding and a little more don't care. I more melanin In their skin than excuses from people 1 talk to. I dad to come along, they might Insight toward diverse peoples Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling the average Joe. don't want to hear about how treat her rudely or even refuse to never hurt, but none of those go to the Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this I'm not trying to imply that I busy they are. I don't want to visit. can happen or will happen meeting and publication without the permission of The BG News don't have any perspecUve on the hear about what they heard Instead, my dad was himself. He without a lot of work and a lot ask if I can is strictly prohibited. race issue because of my skin which made them stay away didn't suck up to her. but he didn't The BG News is an independent publication less talk. write." founded in 1920 and is published daily during the tone, though. I Just sarcastically from some group or project. I bear her any ill will and now we academic year and weekly during the summer se- note that some people seem to don't want to hear about how see her annually and sometimes I Brian Taylor Is a guest mester. think that color becomes the there's barely any people In a swear she's more excited seeing columnist for The News. Brian Opinions expressed in columns and letters to primary factor guiding a person's certain organization Hang onto my dad than my mom. would like to dedicate this the editor are not necessarily those of the student life and for me, at least, that isn't that thought for a minute while Another example: when my dad column to all the complacent body, faculty. University administration or The BG the case. I digress. lost his Job he didn't complain people who help perpetuate the News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1997 BG News staff. Sure. I've had the Infrequent I've had some wonderful about discrimination or sit on his problem they point out Ques- The BG News encourages its readers to notify prejudice or Ignorant comment teachers In my life, of all colors. butt and collect checks. He got out tions and comments can be sent the paper of any errors in stories or photograph and even was fortunate enough to Inside and outside the class- and pounded the pavement. to taylobObgnet.bgsu.edu or 210 descriptions. get the n word tossed at me, but I room. One of the best was my When the money got tight he West HalL i 1 ! J. I Friday. April 25. 1997 The BG News page three

Judge OHIO Weather Putt Beyond BG Friday, April 25 jails AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures expectant Cleveland 55° woman Youngstown | 57° The Associated Press

XENIA, Ohio - An 18-yearold pregnant woman who said she was the victim of domestic vio- lence was Jailed for five days for being late to a trial on her com- plaint. Danielle Ohtola was subpoen- aed to appear at the April 10 jury trial of the father of her 8-month- old son and the expected child. Ohtola accused the man of slap- ping and kicking her in the stom- W.VA. ach Jan. 8. KY Portsmouth | 64° On her trial date, Ohtola ar- rived 90 minutes late to court She told Xenia Municipal Court Judge Susan Goldle she was late because her baby sitter canceled Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pi. Cloudy Ooudy and she was forced to take the Via Associated Press GraphicsNet child to her mother's home. BG Ntwi Pk«* by Hide kl Knbayaihl According to a transcript of the proceeding, Goldie told Ohtola Bethanee Fitch, a senior journalism major, attempts a putt during Beyond BG, a celebration for gra- that 40 people, including poten- duating seniors, at Olscamp Hall Thursday evening. Around Bowling Green tial jurors, had appeared in court for the case. Boutique owner sentenced "It's an abuse of this system for you not to show up," Goldie Pilot still not found by searchers James Britt, owner of Imagine: The Unique Boutique, pleaded told Ohtola. 'no contest' to two charges of knowingly selling, manufacturing The trial was scheduled to be- pilot Capt. Craig Button. wreckage, discovered Sunday, and possessing drug paraphanalia. Pieces of missing Municipal Court Judge Mark Reddin found Britt guilty, Tues- gin at 8:30 am. Ohtola, who Is "I don't know if Captain Button before a spring storm dumps day morning, of the charges and sentenced him to 30 days in the three months pregnant, told warplane retrieved was with the aircraft or was not heavy snow. Bad weather Wood County Justice Center. Reddin suspended the sentence as Goldie she began walking to her with the aircraft so I cannot talk already had delayed recovery at- long as Britt succeeded in having no more 'run-ins' with the law. mother's house at 9 a.m. in Rocky mountains about remains," Air Force Maj. tempts until Wednesday. "That is too late," Goldie said. Gen. Nels Running said Wednes- The operation required pre- "...You did not take care of It The Associated Press day night "The search contin- cision from the six people on Students present own material in Twilight early enough." ues." board the TH-53 helicopter and Readings The judge ordered Ohtola to EAGLE, Colo. - A special oper- After the wreckage was re- Antonio, dangling 100 feet below. serve 10 days in the county jail ations expert dangled by cable trieved, two Army National Antonio, who is trained to res- The Twilight Readings IV series will be presented Saturday at and to pay a $90 fine to cover next to a snowy, 13,000-foot Guard choppers dropped four cue downed pilots behind enemy 8 p.m. in the University's Planeterium. court costs. Ohtola was released Rocky Mountain peak to retrieve climbers at the peak's 11,500-foot lines and has climbed Mount The evening will feature creative writing students reading April 14 after serving five days. pieces of an Air Force warplane level to search overnight McKinley, fined-tuned the opera- their original works of prose and poetry. One of the readers is that vanished three weeks ago. The searchers have cellular tion with commands to move the Jill Otlhouse, sophomore English major, who will read her short Goldie also postponed the trial, Hovering over Gold Dust Peak, phones and all are experienced TH-53 helicopter "a little bit to story, "Wisdom Potion." and a new court date had not a helicopter lowered Tech. Sgt. high-altitude climbers, said Col. the right, a little bit to the left." The program is free and open to the public. been set Ishmael Antonio, who was able to Denver Pletcher. The weather on Once he reached the snowy Ohtola could not be reached for retrieve two small pieces of the the mountain also was better terrain in the Holy Cross Wilder- comment. There was no listing wrecked A-10 Thunderbolt from than anticipated. ness Area, about 15 miles south- KANE for her in the Xenia telephone di- The pararescue team is trying west of Vail, he tried to retrieve the rugged terrain Wednesday. Continued from page one. been set up in the College of Ed- rectory. There was no sign of missing to recover more of the jet's the biggest piece of wreckage. ucation and Allied Professions, comfortable taking the money according to Braaz. They include LATINO from the insurance policy. That's memorial scholarships for both when the idea of a scholarship Hal Brubaker and Byron T. Os- Continued from page one. races as well because there is a their own problems as well," said There are five sessions to at- fund in Julie's memory came into bourne. positive side to learning about Cabanillas. tend, with the day ending with a play. The awards will be presented ferences. other races. The conference is open to all theatrical performance begin- "That's her money," Mrs. Kane at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in the Grand One point deals with the level "Students will benefit from students in the Northwest Ohio ning at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on the said. "It would be like murdering Ballroom of the University of agreement and disagreement this conference because they will region, including University stu- fourth floor of South Hall. Julie all over again." Union. among Latinos, which CabanilkM expand their cultural awareness dents and staff by registering "It gives you the goosebumps," If anyone is interested in con- believes to be good. and learn about the daily prob- through the World Wide Web ad- "I greatly encourage students Mrs. Kane said. "It's Julie giving tributing to the Julie Kane me- The second point is, not only lems Latinos face. They (stu- dress: and staff members of all races to Tara another gift this year ~ an- morial scholarship fund, they can should Latinos attend the confer- dents) will see how Latinos ex- http://wwwbgsu.edu/studentlife/ attend the conference to enhance other present." contact Braaz at 372-7405 or the ence, but students from other press themselves and recognize organizations/lsu/lic. their knowledge," said Cabanillas, I Five new scholarships have BGSU Foundation. We Think your dad dresses need goofy now? you!

Today marks the beginning of the application process to fill the Editorial staff of The BG News for Fall Semester, 1997. We are currently understaffed and encourage as many people as possible to apply for Fall positions. As our staff grows and becomes more diverse, that can be reflected in the product we produce from day-to-day. The positions with the most openings are: News Reporters Graphic Designers Copy Editors But, we have lots of openings and we encourage any and all to apply for any kind of position they would like. Go ask him about Applications are available in Room 210 West Hall daily from noon - 5 p.m. Copacabana and his white suit. Applicants will need to fill out a form and sign up for an interview time. A list of positions and their requirements is posted. Questions can be directed to Scott Brown, Fall 1997 Editor, at 372-6966. We look forward to seeing your application!f i i page four The BG News Friday, April 25,1997

STATE Tall Order Campus rapes may be linked together

The Associated Press nois and Wisconsin began to link the cases because the attacker OMAHA, Neb. - Four women used similar language and spoke A man In the 1000 block of North Main complained that have been raped and two others as if he were educated. He also loud music was playing In a nearby home. Police arrived and sexually assaulted on college used a ski mask or covered his the two Juveniles said they were only trying out their mam's campuses in four Midwestern victims' heads with a knit cap, al- new stereo. states, and police suspect the at- though one of the women was tacks are the work of the same able to see her attacker, police A woman complained Monday that she was agitated wtth person: a man who likes to spit on said. bicyclists and roller bladers not obeying stop signs. She his victims, question them about DNA evidence has provided a wanted police patrol In the area. their sex lives and ask them to solid link between attacxs In Ne- pray for him. braska and Iowa, Lincoln Police Complaining he had a sore foot, a man called police and The attacks took place in Feb- Chief Tom Casady said. Further said he needed to go to the hospital. He said it waant an ruary and March, on campuses genetic tests are under way. emergency and hung up. Police were unable to locate 10 minutes to six hours apart. The first attack occurred at anyone. The rapes have led schools to Union College in Lincoln on Feb. step up security and have unner- 6, when a man wearing a ski While coming out of a local bar. a man reported that he was ved students and faculty mem- mask raped a woman who was hit over the head and knocked unconscious. He was unable bers with the idea that a rapist is playing the piano at night in the to identify his attacker. targeting women working alone basement of an administration in computer labs and music building. rooms. A man masturbated in front of a woman's window Satur- "It is a terrifying thought to me Three days later, someone day afternoon. He asked "Do you like this?" and she that college campuses would be tried to rape a young woman in screamed. He ran away and police were unable to locate him. the preying grounds for a serial an art studio at Knox College in rapist," said Heidi Hess, 30, who Galesburg, 111. Another student Two men were urinating outside a woman's door in the 200 quit her job as a part-time jour- walked in and scared off the as- block of South Prospect Saturday afternoon. Police were un- nalist and business teacher after sailant. able to locate anyone. she was raped on March 5. The next day, a 19-year-old Ms. Hess was chatting on the woman at Carthage College in A man complained a stray cat killed rabbits and placed Internet alone one night in a Kenosha, Wis., was raped as she them in his yard. Police said they would set a trap. computer lab at the University of played the piano and sang in a Nebraska at Omaha, a campus music practice room. A cat died from poisoning in the 300 block of Parkview where she had worked and stud- On Feb. 16, a 24-year-old wom- Tuesday morning. The woman complained her cat was foam- ied for 10 years without fear. She an was raped while working ing at the mouth and dropped over dead. She said she was heard rapid footsteps behind her. alone in a computer lab at St. concerned about the children in the area and wanted the A man in a ski mask grabbed her, Ambrose University, a small re- police to know. threw her to the floor and raped ligious school in Davenport, her. Iowa. An intoxicated man waited for his friend at a local store Ms. Hees - who decided to Just four hours before the Da- Friday morning. Police called his friend and he picked him speak publicly because "people venport rape, a man tried to sex- need to know It happens to people ually assault a 31-year-old teach- up. we know" - said her attacker er at Augustana College in talked through the whole ordeal. nearby Rock Island, III., in a Snowball, a white labrador puppy, was taken from a wom- "He threatened me and he teacher's office. A faculty mem- an's backyard last Friday. She complained it was taken asked a lot of questions about my ber stopped the assault and sometime in the evening. A few hours later the woman called back and said her sister-in-law took the puppy and It was A window installer caulks a window frame so it will be ready to sexual past," she said, declining pulled the attacker's mask off okay. accept a replacement window in Cincinnati on Wednesday. to give any other specifics. before he fled. Police investigating the other Ms. Hess' rape was the last re- attacks in Nebraska, Iowa, Illi- ported assault. Four men were playing basketball on a private court in the 800 block of North Christopher Sunday. The woman com- plained the property was vacant and no one should be there. AID Police arrived and the four said they were watching a house Continued from page one. "They all work very well community. We want to pro- Home Aid are the people that'- for a friend and thought It was okay to play there. They went together and when they have a vide the support that a group re dealing with the needs of the on their way. preach to the problems the purpose, they accomplish that would need, either financially homeless." family Is facing. purpose. They are very fo- or through contacts to get their Moreno is optimistic and "We're actually working cused, very direct and they get program going," she said. looks forward to working with BOXES with the families and the goal to the point," she said. Home Aid on this project. to be -» never in the future will Home Aid will provide com- As Moreno oversees the four Continued from page one. those attending the event and they ever be homeless," she munity and financial support to counties, she said Home Aid "This program is going to be said the project. They are aware of has been the most effective there will be a box decorating a success because of all the "Box City," Strinka said. contest during the night. There After working for the agency all the different social services group she has seen that deals team players that come Wilfred Roudebush, adviser of will also be entertainment pro- for 18 years and overseeing the in the area and will work as a with homeless issues. together," she said. "There's four counties, Moreno said she network to make the project a "There are still areas in rural no better way to do it than be- the University's chapter of Habi- vided by the band Yellow Deli- tat for Humanity, said there are a is very impressed by the effi- success, said Traci DiBlasio, communities where people sides the local community. cious from Elyria and DJ's from ciency of Home Aid because of president of Home Aid. don't want to acknowledge lot of students interested in vol- WFAL That's what you have with unteering their time to organiza- the community support they "We want to be the group homelessness," she said. "The Home Aid, you have local "Last year this felt like a real tions and Habitat for Humanity community with everyone get- provide. that builds the consensus in our people you have at the table of community members." is a well recognized group rais- ting together," Strinka said. "We ing money for a good cause. are really expanding the event SKATERS "There are many people with from last year with the band and various talents that can get in- WFAL to get more people in- Continued from page one. result of thousands of hours known films like "The Wizard Tickets for the Ice Horizon's volved with Habitat for Hu- volved." from the skaters as well as ofOz." '97 are still available and manity, in the different areas of unteer's contributed uncoun- parents and community mem- Stephanie Lopez, junior club range in price from $10-$12 fundraising, education and con- The event is sponsored by Uni- table hours to make sure bers," Powers said. member, said she believes The shows are 7:30 p.m. to- struction," he said. "We are open versity's Habitat for Humanity skaters will look their best. that students will appreciate night and 7:30 p.m. Saturday. to anyone on campus who is in- Campus Chapter, Rodgers Quad "You really dont realize Jackie Venzel, publicity co- all the hard work and time that terested and wants to get in- Council, Resident Student Asso- how big the show is," said ordinator for the production, has been dedicated to the Additional information may be volved." ciation and Undergraduate Stu- Dick Powers, director and says Ice Horizon's brings a show. She also says the show obtained by calling 372-9200. Roudebush said the "Box City" dent Government. stage manager of the per- professional and entertaining is a perfect way to get stu- Students will be able to use event's purpose is to develop For more information on the formance. "There is so much performance close to home. dents "turned on" to the sport their University bursar community and expose people to University's Habitat for Hu- hard work and time invested of skating. charge to purchase the tickets. homeless conditions and experi- manity Campus Chapter students in this show, and it is all made "Ice Horizon's is like an Ice "How many times have stu- ence what it might be like. can contact Strinka at 353-8172 possible by volunteer help." Capades only It is locally pro- dents had an opportunity to All proceeds from the shows Boxes will be provided for all or Roudebush at 372-8275. Powers also explained how duced and doesn't cost as watch so many talented people will be used to establish an Ice the final performance is a much," Venzel said. perform in such a well recog- Horizons foundation that will compilation of everyone in- Members of the Universi- nized event," said Lopez. "It is provide scholarships to those volved working together. ty's skating clubs will be per- great to be involved in this wishing to further their skat- American Heart ' "The finished product is the forming renditons of such well show." ing careers. CPR Association-» Flghtng Hewl Oseaae can keep vour love alive andSltoka

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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Jenny Hustle

□ BG senior Jenny time she steps between the 25 bags this season to rank Ranz's all-out hustle chalk lines of the diamond. third for single-season steals, Likewise, when the soft-spo- and the 28 runs she scored a has become her ken Ranz concludes her BG ca- year ago was the fourth-best trademark. reer next weekend, she wants Falcon effort ever. only one thing to remain as her Ranz has also had success at By JASON MCMAHON legacy: "That I was always go- the plate. She hit a team-best The BG News ing 110 percent," she said. .327 last season on her way to Ranz has been going 110 per- second-team All-MAC honors, A simple ground ball to the cent ever since she left Colum- and leads BG again this year shortstop. Easy out, right? Not bus (Bishop with a.316 clip. with Jenny Ranz hustling down Watterson However, BG coach Rachel the line. H.S.) to come Miller-Reif stresses that the in- A short pop-up oustside the to BG. That tangibles Ranz brings to the second baseman's range. Bloop attitude and | team far outweigh any statis- single, right? Not with Jenny her ever- tics she may put up. Ranz patrolling center Held. present hus- "Her as a person - she's will- Seventh Inning, two outs, tIe have ing to give you what it takes, Bowling Green's down one. helped her always 100 percent all the Game's over, right? Not when etch a name time," Miller-Reif said. "[She] Jenny Ranz has a bat in her for herself in just busts her tail, in and out, hands. the Falcon Ranz day in, day out." BG Newi PhMa by Ju» McMahon Ranz, a senior center fielder record books. Ranz has played four years for the Falcon Softball team, With 53 career stolen bases, alongside left fielder Pam Falcon center fielder lenny Ranz has beaten out several infield grounders like this one last weekend knows only one way to play the Ranz is already second on the at Ohio thanks to sheer hustle, a way of playing that has come to define the senior. game: with all-out hustle every BG theft chart. She has swiped • See HUSTLE, page six.

Track to cover the country Sports Briefs □ The Falcon men's of most prestigous relays that What: MEN'S draws 80,000 fans over a three- ■ Falcon men's track at Penn Re- Women's tennis team advances track team splits up into TRACK & FIELD day weekend, the Penn Relays in lays, Hillsdale Relays and Ken- Philadelphia. This meet is only The Bowling Green women's tennis team advanced to the se- three different states £ tucky Field Events Festival mifinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament with a 5-3 this weekend. for big-time runners, which the win over Eastern Michigan Thursday. Falcons have plenty of. ■ all weekend The Falcons face top-seeded Western Michigan today at 10 Three different relays will be a.m. The other semifinal pits Miami against Ball State. By TOD McCLOSKEY run by Bowling Green: the ■ Philadelphia, Pa.; Hillsdale, The BG News 400-meter relay, the 800-meter Mich.; Lexington, Ky. relay and 1600-meter relay. Bowling Green's orange and Both the 400-meter relay and brown will be all over the eastern the 1600-meter relay have great and midwest regions of the opportunities to excel and make Buckeye Self-Storage United States this weekend. Each it to the final heats. BG RADIATOR department of track and field If Bowling Green makes It in Near Campus • Low Rates Weckesser Braddix NOT JUSI RADIATORSI will represent Bowling Green in any relay to the final or cham- Many Sizes • Clean & Dry three different prestigous meets. pionship heat, there is a possi- We Are Now Jim Weckesser, who has been CERTIFIED for A/C Open 24 Hours • New Fire Proof "I wouldn't break the team up dominating the steeplechase, will bility that the Falcons could be on REPAIR A RECHARGE all the time," coach Sid Sink said. run the 5,000 meters, preparing ESPN. Building "This one weekend we're trying for the Mid-American Confer- ESPN is airing the Penn Relays •Heater Installation -to get.the best competition for ence meet. Sunday night on tape delay. •Heater Cores DON'T MAKE EXTRA WORK....LEAVE everybody." The weight men will As well as distance, some field Going to such a big meet may •Water Pumps YOUR "THINGS!" be heading to the University of events, including hurdles, high make the Falcons nervous. Yet •Gas Tanks Kentucky Field Events Festival jump and pole vault will be per- sophomore sensation Rah'Sheen • General Auto Repair SUMMER STORAGE! in Lexington, Ky formed at Hillsdale. Clay's experience in huge meets Sales, Installations In the shot put, Adam Rose and Vinnie Spirko will be leaping should calm his teammates down and Repair Geoff Fiedler will compete the 110-meter high hurdles, try- and help them focus on one thing Call Today For More Information At: against many of the best of the ing to lower his time against running. 352-5133 0] big men. The other weight ath- some fierce competition. "Since Clay is only running re- 520 S. MAPLE 352-1520 lete traveling with them, John Chris Stueve, who ran the lays at Penn, he's going to be BOWLING GREEN Hustler, will be hurling the jave- 400-lntermediate hurdles for his much fresher," Sink said. "And lin for Bowling Green. first time last weekend, did well that makes him more deadly." At the Hillsdale Relays, most enough to earn a spot and try to The 400 relay team of Damon of the Falcons participating will score some more points for Bowl- Holmes, Darren Braddix, Terry represent the distance section. ing Green. Rivers and Clay are looking for a Over the last few weeks the dis- In the high jump, Eric Brown- provisional qualifying time for tance team has lowered times ing and Doug Heitkamp want the NCAA championship meet. and improved places. The Hills- some payback after the dis- The 1600 relay team of Brad- dale Relays will give them a appointing MAC Relays. Both dix, Rob Pietruszka, Rivers and great opportunity to show their Browning and Heitkamp are Clay have a realistic chance of talents. proven jumpers and are hoping making the championship heat of "It's really hard to get people to place and jump high. relays. In its first race, the team Into the big meets," Sink said. Brian Sabo, a pole vaulter, is faces Oklahoma, who has the top "So Hillsdale turns out to be a looking to regain form and start 1600-relay team in the nation. really good meet for us." to mentally prepare for the MAC "We are looking to run Many Falcons will compete in Championships, by sailing over under 3 minutes and 10 seconds," the 10,000 meters. Among six the competition in Michigan. Sink said. "And if we do that then runners are Rob Bowman, Dan The Falcons' pride and joy, the we could make it to the cham- Flaute and Tom Williams. sprinting team. Is heading to one pionship heat." (Pfu Mu Spring formal Jennifer 'Delost escortedby •DougSuinwart ,#:'. Black escorted by Matthew Taylor Jennifer Ward escorted by Andrew tMiardt i escorted by Todd Jtumenansky JillVanArsdate escorted by Tony 'Brown escorted by Adam Losego •Elbe "McLaughlin escorted by 'Brian J\ *$tacey 'Mallowes escorted by Justin Qrimm •Karen "Wilson escorted by Vat Stewart^jd L* 'Dana %Lxh escorted by Chris 'Wright "Kitty LaOlou escorted by Brian Wfifdtcnviki firm/Weaver escortedby "Paul Tfadermier Mandy Kfrber escorted by Jefferfg Starts %ngcla%owc escorted by Mikt Qilanella 'Michelle Bergman escorted by William 'Barnard* Megan Meyer escorted by Steve Jerguson Jennifer Qlazer escorted by Sean OchtSter Linda Martin escorted by Jim Tocco Amy Vteiman escorted byVcti Jitz . WMM Erin Qoodsite escorted by J.B.'Kinscr Sharon Scigfried escorted by 'Davt Cttmbetl drittainney "Rowlands escorted by Tlathan Jones Ashley Truman escorted by "Daijd tQchols Margaret StrunSc_cscortedby CarlBetti Shannon "Hartz escorted by 'KeVr^Mdrh Karen "Wafd escorted by Trampus Smcrk_ "Heather Varkfr escorted by "LricjWhiU Mindy Stevenson escorted by Scott Kaufmann "Katie "Kjssell escorted by "Kuan iiiStr Jody Benchoter escorted by Brian "Hoose Crystal •Rffgcrs escorted by MieiaelVtriatti =i Missy Brown escorted by Chad Henderson Jennifer Boczeck.escortedbySiatAtferguson ft* Melissa Monnier escorted by Andy "Warren Xjisttn •Bclak.cscortedby Clap%M*n, Shindy Anthony escorted by Shane Stonebreakfr Lisa 'Krajtski escorted by Jeremy• Chrissy "Hibler escorted by Joseph Crumbaksr Amy Brown escorted by Travis "Ryan •Bethany Jlodakievic escortedby Bob Bentz Molly Mackjur escorted by Matt Q> Lindsey Livingston escorted by Terry "Rpmscn Charlotte "Wade escorted by Tyler "Hf • Tracy "Doroba escorted by Brian Boyer Aileen Qlowacki escorted by "Rich Jed Julie 1'trsnuk.escorted by "Dean Matus "Kelly Meider escorted by Josh Bowt SuzanneScott escorted by "Pete Ludeman April 26,1997 I I page six The BG News Friday, April 25, 1997 HUSTLE Continued from page five. Seniors want Kreuz, who says that the center fielder's work ethic rubs off on every player wearing the BG uniform. to rip Rockets "She brings a lot of intensity to this team," Kreuz said. "She doesn't show it verbally but her actions on the field bring up the intensity □ The Falcon softball of a lot of people on this team. She's a hard worker all around." team hosts archrival SOFTBALL Ranz is a captain on a BG squad that fea- Toledo for two tf tures 10 underclassmen, including six doubleheaders this freshmen. Miller-Reif cant say enough What: about the Impact Ranz has on the younger weekend. ■ Falcon softball vs. Toledo players. When: "She leads by example and every single By JASON McMAHON ■ Today, 2 p.m.; Saturday, noon one of these kids in this program knows The BC News Where: that," Miller-Reif said. "She definitely emu- ■ BGSU Softball Field lates what a team captain should be. Bowling Green left fielder Pam "She's willing to give what it takes all the Kreuz hasn't enjoyed all that team's hot streak has been made time and the younger classes see that I've much success In her career possible by a vast improvement always told these kids that it's the person BG Nrwi Photo by Jason McNUhon against the Toledo Rockets. So in team defense, and a suddenly that makes the athlete. She's definitely the she has a clear goal heading into more potent offense. model for that" Bowling Green senior Jenny Ranz is almost as much a threat at the plate as she is on the base this weekend's doubleheaders "I want to play this weekend paths. Ranz, second all-time in BC stolen bases, is on her way to a second straight .300-plus against the Mid-American Con- like we played last weekend In Ranz helped her high school team to two season and a possible repeat selection to the All-MAC team. ference rivals. league titles, and hit a school-record .533 her OU," Kreuz said. "With that level "I'd like to get some wins," of intensity; playing that well, senior season. She was recruited to come to er's career. Not surprising, considering thing. Kreuz said. "I'd like to beat BG by former coach Jacquie Joseph, a year Ranz lists him as one of the most important "I plan to continue playing ball," Ranz that few errors, that many hits Toledo, finally. that we had - Just all-around after the Falcons won the Mid-American people in her life. said. "I just love it." Conference and earned a bid to the NCAA In my four great ball" "My father's been the biggest influence," Ranz's departure will leave a gaping hole years being Tournament. This weekend, being the final Ranz said. "He's been coaching me since for the Falcons. Miller-Reif says she can re- here, I can't re- But the team has fallen on hard times homestand, is also Senior Week- grade school. I definitely look up to him. place a center fielder, but she won't be able call beating end. BG has five elder statesmen since. Every year, the Falcons open the He's supported me all these years." to replace Jenny Ranz. them too many season an optimistic bunch, but haven't been in its program: Kreuz, Wolf, "We can definitely find someone to play times." able to put all the pieces together. She also gives credit for her success to center fielder Jenny Ranz (see center field," Miller-Reif said, singling out The Rockets accompanying story), third "It's been real tough," Ranz said. "Every former Falcon assistant coach Christine freshman Carmen Sather. "Something that visit the BGSU baseman Heather West and stu- year we say before the season [that] we're Parris-Washington, who left the program a speaks very highly of Ranz is she has defi- Softball Field year ago to play for the Canadian Olympic dent assistant coach Laura Mer- gonna be great, we're gonna win the MAC, nitely taken the freshmen under her wing for a pair of cer. we have all these goals and it just doesnt Softball team. She now coaches at UNLV. and said 'hey, this is how it's supposed to go.' rwinbills today Kreuz The weekend will be extra spe- work out. It's been real hard." "Christine Pariss was kinda like my idol," Them having a year of seeing her play and and Saturday. Today's contests Ranz says, however, that whenever the cial for Mercer. An Akron native, Ranz said. "She taught me a lot of things playing along with her, I have no doubt that start off at 2 p.m., while the first she patrolled the outfield for BG cloudy skies come, all she has to do is look to about tlie mental side of the game and men- they're going to do a good job. pitch Saturday is slated for noon. last year before blowing out her her teammates to find the silver lining. tal toughness." "[But Ranz] is a kid that will definitely be Toledo occupies the sixth spot left knee. That injury premature- "It's great," Ranz said. "They're the best Ranz will graduate with a degree in child missed," Miller-Reif said. "I think the longer group of friends that I have and that's prob- in the MAC race with a 12-11 ly ended her career. and family community services, planning to you're here, you don't really get caught up in league ledger, but is only one vic- ably what's got me through the hard times." [them leaving] and you miss the players. But But she has been granted work with mentally retarded or handicapped tory behind second-place clearance to play in Saturday's Ranz's father, Mitch, has been a constant children. She's not exactly sure of where her she's a person that I'm definitely going to Western Michigan. game, and she will be in the at BG Softball games throughout his daught- career will take her, but she is certain of one miss." BG, meanwhile, is in ninth lineup to take her cuts one last place at 6-18, one spot ahead of time in a BG uniform. next weekend's opponent, Kreuz said that with the Eastern Michigan. seniors playing their final games Spring game kicks off Saturday However, the Falcons are In in BG, the weekend will be full of the midst of their best ball of the emotion. Q The spring football preparations for the fall season. side of the ball. conference season. Last week- "It's gonna be sad to leave this Blackney, minus several players Ricky Schneider, a freshman FOOTBALL end, they traveled to Athens and program just because I've been game Saturday will help due to various academic and quarterback, has also had an out- took three of four from then here for four years and I've been to answer several ques- legal matters, has spent much of standing spring, Blackney said. 1 third-place Ohio University. On around Coach [Rachel] Mil- the past month of drills finding While Schneider is still expected Tuesday, they split a lerf-Reif] for four years also," tions for the BG football questions to some key questions to back Bob Niemet up, there ap- doubleheader with Ball State. Kreuz said. "Everyone's pretty team. following last year's disappoint- pears to be some competition for BG is still getting excellent much attached on our team; it's What ing 4-7 season. the No. 1 spot. pitching from Jennifer Wolf and always been us. There will be ■ Falcon football spring intra- Question 1: How about that Niemet, the sophomore retur- Amy Hamilton. However, the tears shed by many." By SCOTT BROWN squad game The BC News offensive line? nee at the QB spot, has been torn Wtien: Patching up the line is con- between football and baseball Major League Baseball Standings ■ Saturday, 1 p.m. He has many questions to an- sidered the primary concern as this spring. He plays first base Where: swer, tout Gary Blackney makes the spring season winds down. for the Falcon hardballers. ■ Perry Stadium, Bowling Green National League American League no secret of his main goals for The Falcons have some retur- Both Niemet and Schneider Saturday's spring football game. nees on the line, most notably will see action Saturday. AITtntesEDT AN Times EDT ■> The Associated frees a» las nunrisssd Press "I dont want any Injuries, but I senior center John Kuck and Question 2: How about that tart Division taatOviaon want to take something out of it," sophomores Mark Kautzman and secondary? W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB the veteran Falcon football coach Third-degree burns were but we're confident things will Atlanta M S .737 Baltimore 12 5 .706 - Chad McCarthy. Boston 10 9 526 3 said this week as his team pre- "We probably have more ath- common with the Falcons' defen- keep improving." Florida 10 9 SX 4 Montreal 9 9 .wo «-S Toronto 9 9 500 35 pares for the letic ability on the offensive line sive backs last seasons, particu- Question 3: How about every- New York 8 12 .400 65 New York 10 11 .476 4 annual game than we've had in a long time," larly during the five-game losing thing else? Philadelphia 6 13 316 8 Detroit 9 13 .409 55 Central Division which culmin- Blackney said. "We need to be skid at the end of the season. "We feel really good," Black- Central Division W L Pet. GB ates spring better on the line than we have Getting a feel for the defensive ney said. "It's been a good spring. W L Pet. GB Minnesota 11 10 524 - drills. been. There is no question in that backs this spring has been diffi- The guys are working hard and Houston 13 7 tm _ Milwaukee 8 8 500 S Kick-off for regard." cult, however, due to Injuries. the senior class has been excel- Pittsburgh 10 9 SX IS Cleveland 9 10 .474 1 St. Louis 7 12 368 55 Kansas City 8 10 .444 1.S the intrasquad Blackney said he has been Chioke Bradley and Jamaine Wil- lent. Cincinnati 6 14 -100 7 Chicago 6 14 .300 4S scrimmage is happy as a whole with his liams, expected to be two key "This team had dedicated itself Chicago 2 17 .105 Wtsl Division set for 1 p.m. offense, particularly the play of contributors, have suffered from to improving on what it's done W L Pet. Gb Vrstf DMelor Seattle 13 8 .619 - Saturday at Damien Platt and Adam Lige in various ailments. the past two seasons." W L Pet. GB Texas 10 8 556 1.5 Perry Stadium. Blackney the running back slots. Platt saw "That's another area where BG's season kicks off Aug. 30 San Francisco 14 4 .778 Oakland It 10 524 3 Spring drills limited time last year, while Lige we're concerned," Blackney said. against Louisiana Tech in Rus- Colorado 13 S .722 1 Anaheim 9 10 .474 3 Los Angelas 11 7 Ml 3 Thursday's Games are traditionally set to begin moves over from the defensive "It's been tough with the injuries. ton.La. la ■ Camel Not Included San Diego 9 9 .500 S x.„«.s rw. ■us a. Oakland 12, Minnesota 11,11 innings Thursday's Game Cleveland at Milwaukee (n) Pittsburgh 4, Chicago Cubs 3 NBA Playoffs NHL Playoffs Boston st Baltimore (n) Only games scheduled Friday's Carnal •y The Associated Pros Kdmonton at Dallas. 8 p.m Friday" Games Pittsburgh (Schmidt 0-1) at Chicago Cuba Cleveland (Hershiser 1-0) at Milwaukee All Times EDT Washington at Chicago. 8 p.m. Saturday, April M Aa Times IDT (Foster 1-1), 320 p.m. FUST KXjrUO Phoenix at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. Montreal at New Jersey. 730 p.m, if (Karl 0-3), 7:05 p.m. FKSTKXMO Los Angeles (Nomo 2-1) at Florida !!■■*» Portland at LA Lakers, 1030p.m. necessary Seattle (1) Martinez 1-1) at Toronto (Cle- (kest-of-7) (A. Letter 2-1). 7:05 p. tn Thunder, **""' 24 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 730 p.m. if mana 30X7:35 p.m. New York 109, Charlotte 99, N.Y. Mats (Jones 3-1) at Montreal (C Perez Boston (Gordon 1-2) at Baltimore (Key New York Minnesota at Houston, 1 p.m. Thursday, April 24 necessary leads series 14 MX 735 pm 34), 735 p.m. Charlotte at New York, 3:30 p. m New Jersey at Montreal, 7:30 p.m Colorado at Chicago, 8:30 p m Miami 99, Orlando 64. Miami leads series I. A. Clippers at Utah, 8:30 pm. Philadelphia (Letter 2-1) at Cincinnati Chicago White Sox (Alvarez 0-3) at N.Y. Colorado 7, Chicago 0, Colorado leads se- 1-0 (Burba 3-1). 7:35 p.m. Yankees (Wells 14), 7 35 p.m. Sunder, April 27 ries 3-2 Sunday, April 27 Minnesota at Houston (n) San Diego (Ashby 1-1) at Atlanta (Neagle Texas (Hill 1-2) at Minnesota (Tewksbury Orlando at Miami, 1230 p.m Phoenix at Anaheim, 10:30p.m. Florida at New York, 2 p.m, if necessary I. A Clippers at Utah (n) 2-0), 7:40 pm. 1-2), 80S pm Portland at LA. Lakers, 3 p.m. Friday, April 25 Dallas at Kdmonton. 2 p. m San Francisco (Gardner 1-1) at Houston Detroit (Lira 0-1) at Anaheim (Dickson Washington at Chicago, 5:30 p. m Ottawa at Buffalo, 730 p m Detroit at St. Louis, 2 p.m. t Kile 1-11.8.05 ,m 10), 10KB p.m. Friday. April 2S Detroit at Atlanta, 8 p.m. New York at Florida. 7:30 p.m Anaheim at Phoenix. 3 p.m Colorado (Ritz 1-3) at St. Louis (ALBenes Kansas City (Appier 24) at Oakland Detroit at Atlanta. 7 p.m. Phoenix at Seattle, 10 30 p.m St. I ouis at Detroit, 7:30 p. m Buffalo at Ottawa, 7-30 p. m 2 1). 8:05 pm. (Adams I-U 10.35p.m.

DAILY SPECIAL And They're Off! Live racing every /^BGSU Spirit LARGE PIZZA ■ "tarcO* Friday & Saturday 7 p.m Sunday 6 p.m. Si Day BBQ It's even more fun with a group! Groups of 20 or more can Friday, April 25, 1997 IZZCV take advantage of our dinner packages that include 11:00 am- 1:00 pm $6.99 m admission, reserved Crazy Horse Clubhouse seating, Commons Patio/Little Red School House Courtyard program, tip sheet, betting guide, souvenir pen, race 353-0044 named in your honor, group photo in the winner's circle. Brought to you by The Graduate Student 2ND PIZZA $6 MORE 1045 N Main St Dinner packages range from $13.95 - $19.95 per person. Sorority, Fraternity, Clubs, Staff Outings and much more Senate, Undergraduate Student Government • addl. toppings $1.20 each ■ Jut (DeCiven) Full Card Simulcast Racing Irom the best tracks across the and BGSU Dining Services • Limited time offer • Hours: SUN.-WED. 11-1 AM B III I Wlf • No coupon necessary • THURS. 11-2 AM country continues daily noon to midnight. Take in the action in our new sports bar. LONGSHOTS! • BG Store ONLY • FRI.4SAT. 11-2:30 AM I?! Menu: !F ------IP ---•■- i Vegetarian Crispy Patty Sandwich Quarter Pound Hamburger ■ $1ooOFF »$1o<>OFF Rice Krispy Squares Any Pizza or 'Cheese Bread Potato Chips Two Subs Fruit Cup Soda Pop • Good with $2.75 ■ Nol valid with any other any other offer ■II ■ jKK^s"- discount offer I IllltstHJ • No e»p. dale | | IPlZTOI • No axp. dale i Bet You're Gonna Love It! Inclement Weather Site: Commons Dining Room Call (419) 476-7751 today for more details: 700 Telegraph Rd, Toledo, OH 43812 » I i k Friday, April 25, 1997 The BG News page seven Gretzky proves he still has life

The Associated Press trol of their first-round NHL season. There was a stretch dur- So two playoff games in two playoff series. ing the regular season when the nights and three in four would be NEW YORK - When people Gretzky constructed this hat greatest scorer in the sport's his- the ultimate test, the kind of chal- look back on the 3-2 victory that trick in quick time, 6 minutes, 23 tory went 21 games without a lenge that Gretzky thrives on. moved the New York Rangers seconds of the second period. goal. "Wayne wanted to go," coach one win away from the Stanley "Those things happen," he Game after game, he'd take his Colin Campbell said. "He was Cup quarterfinals, It will be re- said. "I guess they happened a shifts, set up shots for other asking for more ice. He has a membered simply as The Gret- little bit more when I was Rangers but never found the net quest all the time to make sure zky Game. younger." himself. He finished the season the detractors are never right." Wayne Gretzky scored all At age 36, Gretzky Is no longer as the Rangers' leading scorer "As an athlete and a player you three goals, his ninth playoff hat the goal-scoring machine who with 97 points but just 25 goals. always have something to Asserts* cal Prraa pketo trick, as the Rangers defeated once terrorized NHL nctminders And the whispers started that he prove," Gretzky said. "You're the Florida Panthers to take con- and set a record with 92 goals In a New York's Wayne Gretzky (right) is congratulated by teammates might be done. only as old as you think you are." after one of his three goals against the Florida Panthers. **********•»*'**********»»»»■************************************* **•—***——*•****•*»»************»********—*********»*** ******************< ************************** DELTA SIGMA PI • DELTA SIGMA PI FORGOT TO ORDER Senrx'S Weighoossl Tex PERSONALS Lit Jeremy, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS? Starting right now • lose 6-100lbsl Decrease GoodioOsotar The BG News You danced through Groups PERSONALIZED ANNOUNCEMENTS W M O,, 0y bU n,, IOW You , aBow Now just know your stuff READY IN 48 HOURS' ^inches EatFI[,^ the lCS.•foods you' like.,'l. 'o'Program'"' *starts ' • •"»Good luck » "•VO""tomorrow the call of duty Classified And InlarJon will be great HIGH QUALITY ft Your Big. Karen MINIMUM ORDER OF ONLY 15 354-0095 ft|)Pilu| Ads Call DIB.n.dwto's BEE GEE BOOK STORE 353-2252 SIG KAP • SIG KAP • SIG KAP for your graduation parly auba. Delta Sigma Pi 372-6977 Grand Lii Dana. Congratulations Heather Haniandon 3SJ-4663 receiving the Toledo Area Panhellenic WANTED Ttar BG New, *ill no) knotting!) iticpf advcnltcmtnia Good luck Saturday G Phi B G Phi 8 G Phi B I know you'll do greal' Scholarship! We are so proud of youl duldiKnminalr.orcncomgedtMnnunjUNintgaiiMany FraaDallvary Hey Gamma Phis • Get excited indiiuhjalutimuponilwbaM,n(not.*ci.color creed, Make us an proud. for Ultimate Frisbee on Saturday! SIG KAP • SIG KAP ■ SIG KAP religion, national origin, tciual onenlaiion. ditariiliiy. Your Grand Big. Jess O Phi B G PN B G Phi B 1 F. sublessor ColumbiaCts. with AC. ujliri u a veteran, or on the tv*w» o( any other legally "I NEED GRADUATION TICKETS!!" Delta Sigma PI Can HoUy at 372-6643 Arts A Sciences ceremony. Will pay reasonable price Lil Dana. DSP SIG KAP • PHI TAU ■ SIG KAP ■ PHI TAU PIMM call Jemiler al 352 3083 ASAP The big day Is finally here. 1 female roommate wanted for Fall 97 school Delta Sigma Pi Just remember brotherhood The sisters of Sigma Kappa would like to year $l50rmo located very close to campus. CAMPUS EVENTS Ul Kevin-Congraiulational You've I know you'll make me proud I thank the brothers of Phi Kappa Tau Please call Diana @ 353-0284. made ii this tar-good luck on Your Big. Kevin for the wonderful etiquette dinner' •AXO' HOUSEBOY INTERVIEWS 'AXO' Saturday. Remember, there IS life SIG KAP • PHI TAU • SIG KAP • PHI TAU 2-3 M/F summer subleaser for furnished apt. fl you are interested in being After Death' ULTHEO the 1997-98 Houseboy for Alpha Chi Omega. the Grand Woo AX. low rent. uihDes included, dose to cam- AMA' AMA * AMA ' AMA You did the best you could. pus, dean. Call 354 6067 American Marketing AssociaDon Interviews are being held at the AXO House: The final you did pass. Monday. April 26.8 p.m.-10 p.m. We weren't sure you would. THE REST Picnic & Awards Ceremony Tuesday. April 29. 9 p m-11 p.m. Saturday. April 28 Because of your nickname D?'?A?? Female roommate needed. 2 bdrm 4 person 1 00 ©BG City Park If you have any questions. you car call DELTA SIGMA PI Initiation is one day away. in concert apt. Charleston Apartments 2 blocks from Meet @ AMA showcase m BA & 12:45 Jenn at 372-1409. Lil Andrea, Know your STUFF and you'll do okay i Friday. April 25th campus $175/mo. Please call Kim 372-1040. •AXO' HOUSEBOY INTE RVIEWS 'AXO' Tommorrow's your bag day. Make your family proud 900pm itneedande Chrtsllan Rock Free Food' Free Food" Free Food I know you'll do great! State the purpose loud MaiesuNsr Ownrm Free cable AMA-AMA'AMA'AMA Make Me Proud. Good luck! $2S0/mo AC.MayAug Your B-g Kali Your Big, Brandy Community ol Christ Lutheran AAA1. NATIONAL DATING HOT-LkNEH Church A Student Center 352-7S96 1 900 484 7009 Exl. 1129. S2JKvmm. 1124 E. YVooster St Serv-U (619)645-8434 18. T lone Lindsay. Bowling Green State University Great job al Groups Gospel Choir Concert Delta Sigma PI Refreshments throughout the evening. You looked great cruising around Coffee by 'Grounds For Thought' Msc worker needed lor local motel. Approx. When Sat April 26. 199? in your pink cadillac. 30hrsywk. Mon. - Frl. starting ASAP thru Time: 7:00 pm Secret Lil Jen. Everyone is invited No admission fee. summer Job includes lawn work, painong. Good luck at initiation For information can the church 352-5101. Where: Dayspnng Assembly ol God ALPHA CHI OMEGA Good kick at initiation Your Big, Greg (a k a NolonousV IG I trash pick up. etc. Phone 352-1520 Mon • Fn, 17360 N One Highway The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would You will do great. Then 8-4. Bowling Green. OH like to congratulate Sara Thais on the time win come to reveal myself. Shuttle service provided every 15 minutes receiving the Outstanding New Member Award Congratulations. Your Secret Bag? from 6-7 p m. ALPHA CHI OMEGA sasj Shuttle will take students back to campus I Delta Sagma Pi AOIIUl'KRISTIAOII BGSU SOFTBRll Are you Feeling Might Crazy? CO Sale - Buy and sell used CD's Grand L.Theo. It e cki Aprr! 26-30, 10am 4pm Gel excited lor initiation DOUBICHCADCR After Sunday, you will know You are almost a Ed. Building Steps brother now. Know the For more info ca« 2-7164. sponsored by UAO whal AOII means ii DON ititl Love. Jennie purpose & make us proud. Then the fun wilt come. Your Grand Big, Thobe ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants I '.AMSTERDAM 5342: VS GREEKWEEKISHEREI scholarships available from sponsors!!! No GREEK WEEK IS HERE I prepayments, ever!!! SSJCash for col GREEK WEEK IS HEREI legeStt For Into: 1 -800-243-243}. Delta Sigma Pi —WtOWD $318 Cheryl. TOLCDO HALF NAKED MENI ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS You've hopped lake a bunny Come sea WFAL DJ's Kirsch and Jay Do you have a Summer Job? and painted the rock M«AY i m the annual Jock Strap Run Is il related to your major/career goals? Just know your stuff Saturday Friday. April 2Sal 120pm Come and register for COOP 050 and you'll be a lock! Friday, April 85th in front o'West Hal a NO-COST transcript notation. pFROM-UEVEUNtf at 2:00 as they run to raise I for the Link Lends CREDIBl ITY to your employment Co-op■ 310 SS Bldg. -372-2451 details and Saturday, April 26th ot 18:00 Delta Sigma Pi Initiation EfflBfl/mir/ HELP THE HOMELESS Good luck Me lane I know BOX CfTY SLEEPOUT (IFF* Council an InlnnitHNMl you know aH your stuff. You fduc-iltunjl r ichjntir Friday. April 25 at fl 00pm AXO BETA AXO BETA AXO are almost there. I will be at the BGSU Courtyard between Student The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would cheenng you on this Saturday. cqU Services and Kreischer like to thank Carrie and Sara for all Your Big Bryan 1-800-2 COUNCIL Softball Diamond Tickets in Union Foyer Wed Fri 10am 2pm their hard work during BETA S00> You guys rocklll or visit our website at DG-DG-DG'DG-DG AXO BETA AXO BETA AXO Attention Seniors You know we love you, out il IS time to send you on your way. Be at the www.ciee.org Admission is FR€€ to everyone PHI ETA SIGMA house tome at 7pm. we'll take cars of lie rest! Spring trvitiabon lor NEW MEMBERS! Where Community Suite of the Union AXO BETA AXOBETA AXO Earn 3 crsdM hours tor volunteer work? When Sunday. Apr* 27 from 2-4pml The sisters or Alpha Chi Omega would Fall 97 like to thank Jon. Shawn. Joe, Rob. and If interested call UCF Brian lor coaching them in BETA 500. 352-7534 We had an awesome cme'"! AXO BETA AXO BETA AXO Phi Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu UO*Kali Beth, ANNOUNCE OUR Life is short & sweet so have some fun 3on 3 on 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Tomorrow, brotherhood a respect you will Sunday Apnl 27.11 AM BECOME A PART OF THE GREEK EXPERI- have won. Proceeds benefit CMN and Special Ofymptcs ENCE Know all your stuff & wear while underwear Sign-up at any res. hall front desk. COME TO SORORITY RUSH INFONtGHT You're the best part of this Big/LII pair I PRIZESIIII APRIL 28 AT 9:15PM IN THE AMANI ROOM Love. Your Big OpentoaflMI

CD Sale • Buy and Sell Used CD's Apnl 28 - 30,10am - 4pm Ed. Building Steps Phi Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu Go find out for For more info call 2-7164. sponsored by UAO ANNOUNCE OUR 3 on3 on 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SERVICES OFFERED Sunday Aprs 27,11 AM Comedians Proceeds benefit CMN and Special Olympics yourself. Jon Veberroth a Sign-up al any res. hall front desk. Mark England PRIZES!!! Frl. Apnl 25th 6pm Open to an III Pregnant? InnSEducation Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential 6 Canng 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. 12 at the door.

Dance Marathon A saiet sm Director Application* are out! SKYDIVING CUSSES IN BOWLING GREEN Pick up In 450 Student Service* Building In STARTING APRIL 5TH. Student a Group dis- the Dance Marathon Office. Deadline Friday counts. Visa. MfC accepted SKYDtVE B.G. 25th. Any question* c.ll Amy Bantletd 352 5200 145-3239.

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HELPII rwl Graduation tickets lor Am t SO- " Lewn maintenance " BG Painting Contractor seeks Hardworking A TMC Ohio Region Migrant Summer Head Stan Onkyo home stereo EO $120 Full A pi. time positions avail. self motivated persons tor prop crew Call Program is currently accepting applications Can Adam 352 5072 GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS tlwiPivH Call 352 5822 152 2190 SA>r resumes Apnl 23. 1997 through May 3. 800 THIRD ST. ce«Enn©3S4-86il 1997 for the following positions: Excellent 1 BR units. Spacious. COUNSELORS ■ INSTRUCTORS neededl Red 68 Mustang LX, Iota of eitras. Asking I* ('Summer Help Warned I' I* 100 positions! Coed summer camp. Pocono CENTER MANAGERS wea-furnished. air conditioned. EDUCATIOMTOSABILITY COORD. $4700.352-1568. BGSU Omng Service* is seeking BGSU stu- MIS . PA Good salary rtipsl (908) 689-3336 Currently leasing for Summer 1007 A NtM 5 Graduation Tickets tor dents Only* to work during the summer. Em- FAMILY SERVICE WORKER SEIZED CARS from $178. Porsches. Cadil- 1907-08. Both 12 monti A school year Am ft Science Corrsnencenieni ployment available May 12 through August 0, HEALTH COORD. lacs, Chevy*. BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps. leases available. Please call BndgalW & 373 3207. TEACHERS/TEACHER ASSISTANTS 4WD's Your Area. Ton Free 1-600-218-9000 Call 352 4966 1097. To Apply: Pick up an application at tve Daycare Admin latrator Will Pay Money BUS DRIVER/BUS AIDES Elt. A-2078 tor current listings. dining center of your choice or Student Em- 12 • hours ol early childhood development A COOK/COOK AIDE ployment (315 Saddiemire Student Services psychology coursework required. Background Please mail resumes to: Grad. students only. 2 bdrm upper duplex. Need A»S Greduaoon Tickets Buidang). "High School Students 16 years and in early chadhood preferred. Submit resumes $480 mo plut util.. plus sec. dep. 353-7257. M Will Pay CaahIM older may also apply by caling Barbara Ens TMC Ohio Region Migrant Heed Start FOR RENT K 27800 Lemoyne Rd leave message. Can 352 739S leave message. man a 1372-7938. 17550EulerRd SukaG Bowling Green, OH 43402 Houses/ 1 A 2 bdrm turn, apts year, 9 mo., A Mlllbury, OH 43447 summer leases 352-7454 Ona - 3 subleasen needed Now May lOlh Si000 ■ POSSIBLE READING BOOKS. 419-837-6503 Graai apt Great location. Graai Ram. Lots oi Part Time. At Home. Toll Free (1) Domlno'e Pizza is now hinng for all positions Fan 419-837-6609 • 316 E. Merry $500 9 mo lease Parka W«l 90 tail Call 372-8738 aoo-2ia-g00OEjti R-2070lwUsBngs. Pan-time and fufl-time flexible hours available An equal opportunity employerl $450 12 mo lease $395 15 mo lease Large 2 B R lum/unfum 1 1/2 bath. Close to Drivers earn SS.OOrhr. plus tips, mileage, meal 1-4 students. Furnished A AiC. campus. Off street parking, on alia laundry la Subleaser needed Summer 9.' discounts A more. Apply at the store. 1A10 >l, cMaa. Ful use of Cherrywood Health Spa Fall 17. or bom Own bedroom Wanted 87 Students lose 8 to 100 lbs. New f 1000's POSSIBLE TYPING. E. WOOSler Si. daily from 11 AM thru 630 PM. 309 1/2 E Merry rooms $190/mo 352 0378 & dose ID camp us melabolism breaktirough. Dr. recommended. Part Time. At Home. Toll Free, (i) 146 S. College Effeoency $230rmo Call 353 0465 Help my business is exploding! Guaranteed $30 cosi. Free Gift. Looking for subieasers from May 15th to aOO-218-gOOO. Sm. T- 2070 tor Lispngs. Call 353-0325 Work at home Work at office Just work 1-800-435-7591 Aug.lOlh. Two bdrm apt w/3 beds. Fully lum., $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars part/full time. No aip. necessary. 500-5.000 a are. own laundry facii Rant $375 perTno Subieasers needed tor 2 bdrm. unlumiahad Wanted males 21 . yrs. w/ a good driving re- •gasAetec ($100 per person lor 2. $125 par For Info cal 301-429-1326. mo. Everyone ihould cam |419)35< -0095 Havan HOUM api Sum mid Aug. 97-mid Aug. cord lo work w/ teens si a summer camp en- " Summer Rentals ' Close to Campus person tor 3 people) Don't need to pay for Au- ggCMI 354-4250 Home City lea Company is now hiring tor these viron. Musi like to camp, canoe, rock climb, 353-0325 gust Call 353 0294 positions: Route Drivers. Production Stackers. sail, swim, have run. cook over an open fire A Summar aubter. needed up 10 4 paople 2 '• Cleaning 4 Mlscellaneoue Work AC, turn, located @ 300 east bkx* Merry. Now accepting Rental Arjlhcations for Fall And Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible gel paid for doing so. $190 per week * room bdrms . turn, with lg. dock, spiraj staircase ft 2 at rental units starting May 12th lor 2 weeks Summer leases Cal 354-8800. Car garage. Free May ft Aug. rent 352-2554 Call 353-0325 or Inquire at 316 E. Merry St #3 schedules. Locations throughout all of Ohio and board. Call the YMCA Wilson Outdoor and Southeast Michigan Call for details at Center. Besekxintaine. OH 1-800-423 0427 lor 1 bdrm apt. Across from campus. Avail, fall A Summar subleaser needed. Campbei Fal. i-aoo-igfrB07o. an apple. apiing'W-M. $350rmo. « uti. 419-697 9030. One or 2 bdrm house or apt 12 mo. lease one Orn room A living apaca. "EMACO aeaning" House palnlara needed. Greater Cleveland Window wash,ng Part/lull time Mock from campus Call 2 2096 or 354-6531 Immediately hiring 2 part-time positions. area. Experience helpful, but not necee- Own transportation required. Pets, pool, paradise-right here in BG Need 11 Call 419-833-4567 aary. 40 hrertiiaeli. M-aio a hour baaed on Call 352 5822. 1 bdrm turn. apt. $3S0/mo • util mo. subleaser beginning Juno 1. Call Cathar- Summar subleaser 2 bdrm. central air. bal- eiperlence. Cell Saint-Jon Co. al (419)669-3036 ine © 354-1013. After May 8th call 2IB-735-15QO. 406438-2275. cony Eitra storage Call 352-1436 "Travel down south, work your bun off and get Writer/reporter for local public relations firm. Summar sublease 1 bdrm. furnished apt ' paid for it. Earn $2200 per month. Call NANNY WANTED tor EngliatVAmerican Approx. 20 hrs. per week. Must be creative, 1 bedroom apt. available May 17. S230/mo. e uti 5/15-8V12. Main St Can 1-800-269 3846. Family flexible A committed to producing professional Summer only or 12 mo. lease ROOMMATE NEEDEDI living In England copy. Position involves some travel A familiar- 287-4926 (days) 287-4151 (evenings) 353-4855 'Persons needed for carpet cleaning* Own room. $170/mo. • utilities ity with video production ia bonus. Please send Please cal 354-7604 painting ft miscellaneous jobs. Summar suWsr wanted tor excell house, close BG alumni seeks an Elementary Education resume, writing sample. A career aspirations to F ui bPart time call 353-0325 12 month leases starting August 1907: to campus. Incredibly cheap rent. race, vary Major {specializing in MatfvSoence) who has Mdwest Media Network. 116 W Front St. 453 S. Prospect fB-Effec-1 per- Rooms avail, in BG home. Grad. males pre! spacous house Call 352-9091 ft ask tor Jason completed their Junior year for a minimum ol 6 Suite A, Fmdlay. OH 45840 son $280 .Gas elec Please call 352-1631 or 354-6701. Leave » Our*. BETTER r*JRRV.m.L GO FASTII months employment (12 months possible). Ex- 453 S Prospect #D-1 Br.-1 per message. Summer aubleaaers needed. Fox Run Aprs Accepting Applications for perience with Children and Child Development son- $340. -G as- el ec Cal Angle 352-0581 servers and cooks essential. Capable and caring person, good FOR SALE 264Manville-1 Br 2 person $380 .Util Rooms for rent. Summer A fall. Victorian Apply between 2-4 p.m. child development skills lo care lor 3 children 420 S. Summit- 2 Br.-2 person-$440..Util. house. Waat lo school. Parking, close lo down- ages 6 A 7 - one intelligent 7 yea/ old boy, and town. Private entrance, kitchen. 2-baths Call «l pay money tor Am ft Science graduation • CAMPUS POLLYEVES ■ Slave Smith 352-6017 (no calls after 8 pm) energetic identical twin girts aged 6. Children's 352-5817. tickets Cal Ellie 372-6668. SSOFREEI interests include soccer, swimming, an and Graduate credit memo worth MOO Will sen for Apartment cleaners needed. Starting May 5. 2 bdrm House available Aug. 1. 1007. 12 mo. Subleasing Large Bdrm apt. m BG lor the horse riding and similar interests in the candi- »250. Valid until 12 20-97 353-3334. summer ■ Call 353-1028 or 372-9067 $5.75AV Apply at Winthrop Terrace Apts. 400 date would be helpful Location is m a large lease required. Excellent condition. Close to HELP WANTED E. Napoleon Rd. home in the country m the middle of England 85 Chevy Cavalier OK conditon $200 OBO BGSU. Call 686-4651. Sum. Sublease 2 bd unfurnished apt 352^812. ask for Daniele. but close to major transportation networks A in- 2 bdrm unfum.. heat A air Included. 12 mo $350. mo. 5/20 til 8/15. 1/2 block from Univ ternational airports Position is a live-m post '90 LeBaron $2500 OBO lease, quiet wdg. available May A Aug. Call 6866541 ATTENTION ALL MAJORS Make $6,300 this with meals provided plus weekly salary and re- 354-5290 352-3445. summerl Find out why PAG. IBM, and hun- Summer '07. 2 bdrm. turn. apts. 70S 7th St. A turn airfare. Stan dan to be discussed but idea- 2 bdrm turn. apts. 704 Sth St. Available Aug. 0 Production Worfcora dreds ol others want students who have 724 6th St. SSOO/entire summer includes lly late May. 5 days per week, plus babysitting. or12mo lease 352 J445 FREE water, sewer, gas A HBO 354-0914 Looking tor career minded individual! worked m our program. 95%ol student using Hours during children's term time are generally 1981 Mercury Capri. Runs wel, good condi- ConetrucDon eiperience preferred our placement office found career jobs last 5 hours per day. 10 hours per day during tion. 6 Cyl, automatic, AM/EM radiocassette 2 bdrm. apt. 2 Whs from campus ArC. Availa- Summer Subieasers needed year Call 1 800-289-3646. player, rear defrost, sun roof, new tires. Good pay. benefits. 1 n. 2nd. ft 3rd shift Summertime. (Children's schools end mid- ble May or Aug. other ur ts available Und File unfurnished apt. $300/neg 128.000. $825 OBO. Ca» Jen 354 3441 354-8206. Leave message. Apply at Automated Building Components Attention Lake County Residents July). Please FAX a copy of your rosume. Call 352 9822 2350 Grant RdN. Baltimore, OH 4S072 ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING passport, drivers license and the names and 1982 750 Yamaha Virogo $1200 obo Call 2 bdrms m 4 bdrm house lor the summar. 1/2 APSCO International, a growth company with a contact numbers ol your references and letter 354-2367 block from campus. Avail, now. $225 per mo. Summer Subieasers needed for large house Total Quality Environment and a winning team, ol introduction m own handwriting to: 44 121 1987 Nissan 7-seat van plus ml. 353-0408. on Mam St 372-1057 has positions available tor all shifts. Our prod- 355 6193. Or mail same lo: Bums, Wilmore Hall-price because leaving USA 3 bedroom House. 420 S. College ucts Include prnted circuit boards and electro House, Wilmore Lane, Rangemore. Strafford- SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDED' GREAT 352-3744 $675 . unis 12 mo. lease starting mechanical assemblies that are used In DC shire. OE139RO, UK. Interviews will lake place PLACE. PERFECT LOCATIONI CALL CAR- in May. Steve Smith 352-8017. motor controls, office equipment, welders, bet inBG during the 11-12 May. RIE AT 353-8703 FOR DETIALS. H^YvV^T lery chargers, industrial controls, computer 1988 Escon LX. auto 4-dr Summer Subleaaor Needed networking cards. Etc. We are hiring lor the to I air/cruise, AJvVFM cass. good cond. NEED A JOBr? 403 High St. Apt. A BG. 1 bedroom $320 mo 3 bdrm House on East Wooster. May-Aug lowing positions! $25000BO 352-3447. AT COtUMBUS CITY CENTER WEVE GOT PLENTY" Avail May, Call Khnsta @ 353-2066. $350 entire summer per person 354-1389. TestAYOuWeshoot/repair technicians Flexible Personnel APARTMENTS AVAILABLE SUMMER A JOIN THE OPENING TEAM Quality Control Washer working cond. $75 o.b.o. Todd can find you a summer job 5 Polk audio home theatre speakers. Surface mount machine operators FALL 372-502S AND HAVE FUN IN THE SUN at no coat to you 11 Musi sein $400 080 Sop in lor a brochures? 319 E Wooster or call Through-note machine operators AT DARBY'S Apply wifi us Monday in the Call 353-0486 John Newbve Real Estate Rental Office & Sotdermg (all levels) Union Foyer from 8am to 5pm Join ona ol Columbus' fast-paced outdoor Senior prototype assembly 354-2260 or call us 49353-9425 lor an appl. restaurants Darby's Cafe Is in the heart of Assembly 85 Toyota Camry. 4 or 5 spd Call Angle for downtown Columbus and nest lo the Ohio Co-op, summer, and full time posuons availa- into 353-4414. D»QREr4TAU-ONLY 1USIITLEFTII NOW Theater. City Center, and the Stale Capitol ble. Higher pay for proven experience and Office cleaning evenings. RENTING FOR FALL. ATTRACTIVE WELL- Building We are seeking frtendry, energetic 12 10 15 hrs par week. Own transportation re- Bauer F3 In line skates. Mans size 12. subatanDal shift premiums for 2nd and 3rd. 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Northwest Ohio's finest: (Jzchn_Fzrkns\zr Kevin Schwartz on drums and 1 also learned that they play quite Mi-key Brummet on bass. They are often at the D.C. Entertainment headed by guy Friday Bob Bowers, Complex in Perrysburg (it's about 5 who does lead vocals, acoustic miles out of BG — looks like an guitar, harmonica and keyboards. airplane hangar — you can't miss Their debut CD. titled "Crazy it) because, at Bowers said, it offers Mike's Travellin' Medicine Show," a "concert atmosphere" and is available in BG at The Shed and "supports their focus as a national Finders. It is also available in the act." Toledo area Media Play and Best Yes, anything with a cloud of Buy locations. smoke, the distinct scent of Jcvan In my interview with the Musk and a keg full of Schlitz will band. I was able to get a very do. Locally. Bowers said that they distinct flavor of what they're all spoke with the management at about. I learned that the project Howard's and may have a show which has now become Echo Park there sometime in the near future. has been around for about 6 years Lorenzo said (hat their shows and the current band line up has draw a mixed crowd, but mostly existed since October. Since the attracts people in the 19-35 age project's inception, the group has range. He also said that they play recorded over 200 songs with around five shows each month at various line ups and also under the group name "Mark Roberts." Scout on pg. II ; Between rehab stints, lays. tarted in on "Daisy," a jazzy instru- nental from the new album, as another tage dropped from the ceiling. The Drain S.T.H.: TbTedo itage was used for their acoustic set, Stone Temple Pilots Review vhich kicked off with their cover of they're not the Spice Girls Brett Mercuri xA Zeppelin's "Dancin' Days." A The Back Pages nost impressive remake with excellent tobert Plant-like vocals from Weiland. Aaron Weisbrod depressing..." commented lead Toledo Sports Arena. Monday, April 21. rhey also included "Pretty Penny," 1997. ■Creep," and "7 Caged Tigers" in their The Back Pages singer Maria Sjoholm of her native J icoustic set. country Sweden. "STP, STP. STP..." Enter Scon To the crowd's delight, after the stag! Weiland( vocalist), sporting a fluffy pink vas lifted to the ceiling, the band played| For some reason, Europe has Regardless of America's image i curly wig. and the rest of the Pilots heir sing-a-long hit. "Plush" followed never been associated with good Sweden, Sjoholm explained that opening the show with "Crackerman," ly "Interstate Love Song." After every from their debut titled. "Core." As ong Weiland would give the tradi- heavy music. there's a lot more non-pop music in usual. Wetland was accompanied by his ional, yet cynical, heavy metal "Thank Sure, they've given us bands like Europe and Sweden than people megaphone on the stage, along with his tou." The band broke out into a couple intriguing dance style. He trotted if mini jam sessions during a song I Black Sabbath (as well as a slew of realize. around the stage as if he had a saddle an't recall the tide of, and "Naked other heavy artists since then), but "It's not just Ace of Base and who (along with her bandmates) has them rave reviews across the between his legs throughout most of the iunday." which they used to end the show. how. most people look past this and Roxette." She chuckled. also shared stages with such poucr globe...while proving to thousands I had taken pictures through the first When they came back for the encores instead associate our sister conti- After seeing the quartet opened house acts as Clawfinger and Peat of listeners that some female lead three songs with the aid of my photo Veiland walked up to the microphone pass: one minor problem, the film came ind stated "This song's called OJ. nents with bands like Bush, for Type O Negative at The Asylum Factory. singers in heavy-rock bands can be off track so nothing came out(yes Cm iimpson." as they went into "Big Bang Spacchog. and...dare I say it...Spice in January, a lot more people have The band is currently touring in successful by singing rather than pissed, forgive any insanity in this laby "(1 didn't quite understand it. but review). While I was putting my ound it humorous at the time). They Girls. begun to realize this...along with the support of Horror Wrestling,'' Ihe whining. camera back into the car you could hear inished the night with "Dead and Drain S.T.H.. who will be playing fact that not all female bands arc band's debut full-length CD. Tickets for the show are $3 at the the ringing of "Lady Picture Show'* iloated." and "Sex Type Thing." which outside of the arena. I headed inside to it the end of he walked off stage leaving] at Carol's Time and Place in Toledo about sex appeal. Huff, and whiney Taking inspirational nods from door. Fringe, an area heavy-groove- take my seat in the back of the arena. he megaphone siren blasting into the nicrophone to annoy all, thank the Lord tonight, is out to change this vocals, bands like Alice in Chains and metal band from Bedford will be The show was basically the same as in December when they played the Palace or ear plugs. Once again they put on perception. I've never related to female KORN. the band's intense, moody, opening the show. in Auburn Hills, lots of songs and lights. in entertaining show that consisted of "This country is pretty dark and bands myself." Explained Sjoholm. and churning sound has gained ■a In the whereabouts of mid-set the band ots of lights and music. £^

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; ) page ten The BG News Friday, April 25, 1997 Students should explore other types 'Everything Zen' at Let me introduce you to some artists while blasting Rage Against the show definitely worth your ear. I'll start range of versatility and beauty. Machine. of music with a man I still can't believe exists, As for those of you who are afraid For those of you "too tough" to give Busn Willy Porter. I first heard of him to leave the alternative world behind. a listen to these guys. I say to you Nick Lindley Brett Mercuri when he opened up for Tori Amos in I suggest Elephant Ride and The Ben lighten up and enjoy the soul instead The Back Pages The Back Pages Toledo. The man had a style with the Folds Five. Both bands have an of the insanity. There are many factors thai make Bush got the crowd to erupt with acoustic guitar that I had never seen interesting style and are hard to take One final suggestion, Robert for a good concert. Some of these noise when they started playing an I Editor's note this is an editorial) nor heard before. Willy is a man who out of the CD player when you listen Johnson. The man invented the delta are the way the stage is set up, the extra long instrumental version of lighting, and of course, how much their hit song "Come Down," while I'm sure I'm nol the only one on actually solo-ed while playing the to them. blues and word has it he sold his soul the band gets the audience involved. lead singer Gavin Rossdale jumped this campus who is tired of today's rhythm guitar at the same time. 1 did I believe, however, that the best to the devil for his skills. He only Bush's performance on Monday had up and down on stage. The crowd music scene that is monopolized by not think that it was possible until I music is back in time. If you enjoy recorded 29 songs in the late thirties all of this and more. quickly joined in and jumped Bush played an outstanding frantically while screaming the the likes of Smashing Pumpkins. Nine saw it from the fourth row. My eyes today's R&B. then you must go back that are unbelievable. The man is a musical set on Monday to a sold out words out to one of Bush's biggest Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson.etc. You were not decieving me. His voice is and listen to the roots, the real R&B legend in the blues world. He is crowd at Gund Arena in Cleveland hits. Gavin continued to get the know what I'm talking about, let's all as good as his guitar playing, with a without the phony beats. I'm talking respected by the likes of Eric Clapton, filled with teenagers and people in crowd into the performance by their early twenties. The show was running across the stage many times distort our guitars, scream into a solid range and ear for melody. I about Sam Cooke and Otis Redding. among many others. Check him out, part of their "Razorblade Suitcase" then falling down in front of his microphone and call it music. strongly suggest checking out his For those of you who love vocals you if you play the guitar like me you may tour. microphone. I started looking around and albums "The Trees Have Soul" and can't get any better than these two just want to quit knowing that you The band members, Gavin After the crowd quieted down a Rossdale (guitar and vocals). Dave little, each band member slowly left stumbled onto my own music "Dog Eared Dream." pioneers. The music is as beautiful as will never be that good. Parsons (bass), Nigel Pulsford the stage until Gavin was standing revolution: people who are too Another artist that I stumbled upon their voices, with a core of talented If you have any comments, (guitar) and Robin Goodridge center stage all by himself. With all talented for the mainstream. It sounds in my quest to Find solid music is a jazz/blues members backing up the complaints or suggestions my e-mail (drums), who are all from England, of the lights turned off and under a had an extra large stage to make single white spotlight.Gavin quietly crazy, but it's true. I've also found folk singer named John Gorka. He pure soul of their voices. The music address is hretta® benetJtgsu.edu. sure they could jump around all started playing the chords to that going back in time reveals a has a strong voice and great folk is mellow and pretty, a great way to they wanted. There was a small set "Glycerine." The crowd erupted much greater talent and passion for abilities. His songwriting is very relax and enjoy a slice of life, instead of stairs at each end of the stage that again, but quickly settled down and led to a platform for each of the pulled out their lighters to show quality music. impressive and his songs show a wide of banging your head against the wall guitarists. The back of the stage their appreciation. was covered with a big screen After Gavin's solo performance, Al Gerschutz Guillermo Gibens which showed many things from the rest of the band quickly jumped videos to psychedelic pictures on stage again to finish the set with "Everything Zen." The band then X^l~>W Howard's■ ■ Mon-Sat 12-12:30 ClubH am ■ ■ \i^W^y\^- "The Emigrants" during the show. Greedy Fly," the band's most small encore performance The Band Starts at 10:00pm . sponsored by E.C.A.P. & Latino I. Conference current radio hit. band started with "Swallowed." • Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball This opening song set the tempo their biggest hit off their new Directed by Ricardo Fernandez for the evening as twenty thousand album. They added "Alien" then fans started screaming as loud as quickly broke into their last song of they could. The arena exploded the night. "Little Things." with sounds of screaming women After the show was over, all four every time Gavin got close enough members of the band went up to the to the crowd to touch one of them. front of the stage and bowed to the Bush played a well balanced set crowd. Bush seemed very thankful that included many of their popular for the applause they were receiv- Monday: $1.00 16 oz. Domestic Drafts all night tracks from the bands enormously ing. While Gavin was very shy popular album "Sixteen Stone." when it came to talking in-between The band kept the crowd at their songs, he made sure he stopped and Tuesday: $1.00 16 oz. Domestic Drafts all night feet the entire show singing hits thanked the crowd after each song Requests Taken by the Midnight Marauders such as "Machinehead." "Testoster- for their appreciation. one" and a mixture of songs off Bush played an hour and a half set Wfdnetdav Happy Hour Enjoy our games: Darts, Air their new album. Instead of that sent the crowd home very w.oun«7»aa7. 3.9 pm Hockey, Shuttle Board. Pool. cramming all of their new stuff in at happy. The band proved to me (hat Thursday: ladies ni9hl> Happy Hour Prices all night & the beginning of the show, the band two albums is enough to have a every Thurs. Dance to the _^^^ decided to keep the crowd noisy great concert in an arena as large as Midnight Marauders No Cove with extended versions of many of the Gund. It was one concert that I Except their radio hits in-between the new felt 1 definitely got my money's Friday: Live Music every other weekend Band songs they performed. This made Nights for a high energy show that stayed Saturday: Live Music every other weekend exciting from start to finish. 353-6912 135 N. MAIN

3rd Annual Latino Issues Conference "The Inclusive Discourse of the 21st Century" Friday, April 25,1997,101 Olscamp Hall, BGSU As we approach the 21st century, one major echo is beginning to resound through the land—Latinos will be the largest ethnic group In the country. We hope to dialogue extensively on this topic and invite you to join us in our educational journey as we continue to edify a less exclusive universe of discourse. -Latino Issues Conference Committee

ontlnenUI Bre.kf.«t; 7:45 AM ■ 8:30 AM Session m: 1:15 PM - 2:15 PM Implications of Recruitment & Retention for Opening Rcmarki: &30 AM Latinos in Education THE Dr. Henry A. Garrity, Chair A Professor, Panelists: Romance Languages Department, BGSU 'Christine Celestino-Boes, BGSU: formerly of University ofFindlay iksioflj: 9:00 AM- 10:15 AM 'Cesar Hernandez. Owens Community College ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX Politics of Labeling •David Ibarra, Whitmer High School, Toledo Introduction by: Rob Harshbarger, Latino 'Ricardo Lucio, Ohio Stale University MAIIVSTAfiE CONCERTS Student Union Keynote Speaker: Dr. Suzanne L Oboler SesdntirV: 2:30 I'M - 3:30 I'M >(FRIDAYN. :■ fiH^LldD-V :£:y£v££ f S ****'*'*'.' ' ' ' ' ' f *™*~ Brown University, Providence, Rl Students Symposium New School for Social Research, New York, NY Panelists: Mullins Band ?>»«<< •Jennifer Nagy. UndergradStudent, BGSU Sudani!: 10:30 AM- 11:30AM •Daniel Rivera, Graduate Student, UofM English Only Movement Im the United Slates •Rachel Vigil Undergrad Student, BGSU Panelists: •Jennifer Willis, Doctoral Fellow, BGSU •Conrado Grimolizzi-Jensen, Presidente, Voces Unidads de Fulton County Session V: 3:45 PM - 5:00 PM 'Margaret Henshaw, Visiting Admin., New Zealand The Arts ~atthe/| bursarable for BGSU faculty, staff & students Entertainment provided by The Gibens Family Theatrical Presentation: 7:00 PM & 9:00 I'M Performed by: The Northwest Ohio Latino Theater Directed by: Ricardo Fernandez. Uruguay & Spain Location: Experimental Theater, 4th floor. South Hall Admission: "free of charge*' The Latino Issues Conference is Free of Charge and Open to the Public For further information contact: Yolanda Flores, Office of Multicultural Affairs, 424 Saddlemire Student D.J. Services BLDG.BGSU Bowling Green, OH 43403. Phone: (419) 372-2642; Fax: (419) 372-2124;E-mail: David: [email protected] registration and up to date conference information available at: techno, house; http://www.bgsu.edu/studentlife/organizations/lsu/lic acid Conference Sponsors: Multicultural Affairs. Romance Languages, Latino Student Union, Juntos, Black Student Union, Board of Black Cultural Activities, Ethnic Cultural Arts Program, Programmer's Council, and Womyn for Womyn. 209 N. SUPERIOR TOLEDO info line. 419-243 4449 or 44461 \ \ Friday,April25,1997 The BG News page eleven

Lazlo Bane become truly Men at Work The sisters of Delta Gamma would like to wish a Brandon Wray better." fond farewell to all of our wonderful sisters. East Coast Bureau Chief Fischer's group of friends that The Back Pages make up Lazlo Bane are Tim DJ Burke Aimee Mumma Lazlo Bane is a band now. It Bright on guitar, Chris Link on Amy Davis Jodi Pierce used to be just singer Chad Bass, and Chicken on drums. vanous venues. together." he said. "'Echo Park' Andrea Duck Lisa Young Fischer and whatever friends he Fischer said he has known most The band also has their own seemed to be the only thing distinc Beth Firis Tara Scare had hanging around with him at of these guys for about ten newsletter, titled "The Noize," enough to fit." the time he was recording . years. which goes out to fans every month, The band's first single. "Mary." Jen Freer Jen Schwartz With their debut album "11 He calls Lazlo Bane's sound rhey also put together seven songs has been featured on several area Amanda Hall Joy Shultz Transitor" Lazlo Bane is taking pretty pop with a lot of energy, for their next CD. radio stations, including 104.7 Chris Knight Amy Scott its off-beat and quirky sound to He compares their sound to the When 1 asked them where they WIOT-FM out of Toledo. Bowers Jen Knott Jessica Stone the general p ublic. They are Police, Ween .and the Presidents found inspiration lor their songs, was featured as a guest DJ on 92.5 currently touring with the Chalk of the United States of America. they laughed. "We get inspiration KTSS-FM this past week. Kate Matesik Amy Weisner Farm. They cover an old Men at through our motivation at the In light of their CD. well, there's Kim Maznik Annette Virostek Recording the album was a Work song "Overkill" on moment and from personal experi- light. Their lyrics could use work, Chris Miller Elyse Roethesburg very Foo Fighters-like experi- "Transistor". Fischer actually ences." Bowers said. "I wouldn't but the music is promising. Hope- ence Fischer said. He played just hangs out with Colin Hay, the say that there is any one source." fully, with some work and a little about every instrument himself lead singer of Men at Work. The group did say that they found time, the band will come to know like former Nirvana drummer Fischer calls him his mentor. inspiration from Watershed, a three- themselves and grow as anists. Dave Grohl did on that band's The name Lazlo Bane comes piece group based out of Columbus. Unfortunately. I was unable to debut and had friends help him from the name of the main They said they also had respect for take part in the live Echo Park North South out occassionally. character in Rachel Andrew's any group which approaches music experience before press time. I'm 1091 N Mam 996 S Main "It was me in my garage with novel "Theme Park Roadkill." with professionalism and a serious sure that this is pinnacle to graspinj 352 2430 352-0534 an eight-track recorder writing Lazlo Bane's Debut album is attitude. their full aura. But. if you're CONVENIENCE MART Greenwood Centre available on Geffen Records and Bowers also said that they came and making demos," Fischer looking for some true-to-life, QREENWOOOCOTRE IMS E. Wooiw«. 36M44S 1602 E Wooster said in a phone interview from they are tour with the Chalk up with the name for the band by hardcore rock music. I would 352-3443 Boston. "I would then go to Farm. putting words together. "We knew suggest a walk (or straggle) to the '■-■-■-.-■••-.-•- Kinko's and make the album we wanted 'park' in there somehow. Park. Barney's Features cover." Super Lotto • Charse all purchases Fischer's big break came when The Number *lncludins Gas the legendary alternative station KROQ in Los Angeles picked up Instant Lottery • Money Orders: 49< his single "I'll Do Everything." OPEN 24 HOURS! The station put in on their Suck Inside cjreenu'ood Centre. or Not Program. "From what I gather we got a very low suck rating," Fischer RsnMsal %&*<&**** said. From there he got signed to Almo Records whose parent company is Geffen. This was early 1996 and TODAVATTHC Fischer spent the rest of the year waiting for Geffen to put out the album. "They have a million bands and you just have to wait your turn," he said. UNION, , "I then started to assemble a ^/\A/^JVUS>V«AJU U*J*AAJVI^J*J U*J*J^J*^^ band of people that I was friend with and knew I could get along THE BOWL-N-GREENERY with," Fischer said. 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