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Guest Columnist "Within the Parking Commit- By MELISSA NAYMIK tee, most people agree that it William Lee enjoys the The BG News pastime of smoking. simply isn't just a parking issue." The Lotus Notes and Eudora James Wiegand, University Light e-mail systems were sup- public safety director, said there pose to make e-mailing more are nearly 10,000 parking spaces efficient, yet the system was tion 4 on campus — but those spaces down for the majority of Tues- are not necessarily right next to day. classroom buildings. Fourteen people died, Toby Singer, information tech- "The bottom line is that there nology services interim execu- . several injured in an is plenty of parking on cam- tive director, said in the middle - Amtrak train pus," Wiegand said. of the night on Monday, the e- j derailment in Illinois. Steel explained that students mail gateways were down and need to accept other modes of 24,000 e-mail messages were not transportation. processed. This explains wny "II will never be possible for some people who know they Influential Florida all students to drive from their have new e-mail cannot receive houses right to their classroom minister resigns after it. buildings," Steel said. "If they But the question remains as to conviction for want transportation options, when the problem will be swindling $4 million. that is what we can work on." solved. Making it easier to ride a Currently, computer vendors bicycle to campus and increas- from IBM are working on the ing shuttle service are among system, but there is no specified these transportation options. time when it will be fixed. Singer Bicycles are the most efficient said. and best mode of human trans- He added that Lotus Notes portation in any environmental and Eudora Light are good sys- category, according to Steel. Yet tems and after the problem is the city and campus aren't as solved, both systems will be fine. bicycle friendly as thev could When the University decided be. to change from Pine to Lotus "Biking is tough— cars don't Notes and Eudora Light over respect bicycles," Steel said. spring break, no one foresaw a The city of Bowling Green problem with this new e-mail i The Falcon softball could designate bike streets to Keith Faris, a senior IPCO majo' Is standing outside the BA building unlocking his bike. conversion. create bike routes. Steel said. Thurstin Avenue to Main Street, to compete with cars for road cles is lack of adequate storage "You do the best planning team goes 3-5 down The easiest way to do that is to while cars could travel between space on those streets. space that is theft-proof. you can and you provide the in the bayou. block off every other street to those two streets via Court Because BG's older streets "If people can store their right support (but problems through traffic with planters, he Street. date back to the 19th century, bikes inside dorms or apart- occur)," Singer said. said. Currently, yellow signs that Bowling Green Mayor Wes ments, they might be more Repeated attempts to speak For example, if the city read "Share the Road" now des- Hoffman said adding bike lanes inclined to ride," said Stu Ster- with the Technology Support I Track team ready to blocked off Pike Street, bikers ignate certain city side-streets is difficult. Center, the office students are kicks off outdoor would have a safe route from for bikers, but cyclists still have Another problem with bicy- i See PARKING, page eight. season. • See E-MAIL, page seven. USG candidates voice platforms through debate candidates' platforms and short attracting attention to the Jeff Carney, is the extremely late debate for Adam Papas. Candi- Opinion 2 By JEFFARNETT responses to them. Each of the upcoming elections, which are notice for both the participants dates on each of the tickets Page Three 3 The BG News tickets, in random order, will get scheduled for Tuesday and and the general student body. expressed a positive outlook for Wednesday of next week. World and Nation 4 five minutes to describe their Last evening, presidential candi- the debate. There will be a debate "I think the debates will be a 9 platforms, then two more min- date Bree Swalt had not even "Hopefully, we can get a lot of Sports between the four Undergraduate great way to disseminate infor- utes for response and rebuttal to been notified of the time of the people there," said vice-presi- Sports Agate 10 Student Government presiden- mation to the student body," the others. debate. dential candidate David All. tial tickets today at 6 p.m. in the Casar said. "I eagerly anticipate The remaining time will be At the debate will be both The candidates and the EOB first floor of the Saddlemire Stu- a large turnout by any interested spent on questions from the halves of the Gault-Chipps tick- also shared a hope that the stu- dent Services building. parties." audience. Each ticket will receive et, the Russell-All ticket, and dents would get a good look at The debate is scheduled to last Casar also expressed hope "I think the debates one minute to respond to each probably both members of the the issues involved in the cam- one hour, though it may last question from the audience. that important issues other than Swatt-Iacobucci ticket. For the longer if the EOB members paign. will be a great way to Bob Casar, a member of the parking problems will be Kelley-Papas ticket only Kris decide the debate should be EOB, will serve as moderator to addressed at the debate. "Hopefully, the debate? going Kelley will attend, due to a con- disseminate informa- extended. The first half hour will the debate. Casar says he thinks A possible pitfall for the tion to the student consist of introductions of the the debate will be useful in debate, according to EOB chair flict between classes and the • See USG, page eight. body," Depression left untreated in males Bob Casar a member of the EOB due to societal pressure, stereotypes said. "Men are expected to To diagnose a potential client By IRENE SHARON obtain achievements. They are with depression, Kaplan uses SCOTT not allowed to weep. In order to symptoms that include, intense The BG News solve problems, they may use guilt over minr events, irritabil- Check out: violence and aggressiveness." ity, restlessness or lethargy, diffi- The societal belief that males www.bgnews. do not suffer from depression Van Donselaar said in com- culty making decisions or con- leads to fewer men seeking treat- parison to females, not many centrating, fatigue, thoughts of com ment for the disease. males use the University's coun- suicide, loss of appetite or seling service. He said this could overeating, inability to enjoy News, web extras and a According to Dr. Joshua be attributed to the stereotype everyday pleasures, insomnia Kaplan, medical director of stu- whole lot more. and excessive or disturbed sleep. dent health services, males can that male students generally don't like to talk about their The three other symptoms used Want to get in touch? and do suffer from depression. However, he said millions of problems. Kaplan said male Uni- on a national level include, unex- males go undiagnosed because versity students that do seek plained crying, hopelessness and bgnews@bgnet. help do not come right out and social isolation. of the standards to which society "Depression Is a changeable bgsu.edu holds men accountable for. say they are suffering from depression. condition." Kaplan said. "If some- "Males are not suppose to Your direct line to your Kaplan said the real issue is one has this disease they should newspaper. show their emotions, unlike seek treatment. They will function women who are encouraged to not "male depression" but depression. Symptoms for better, feel better and there is no display and share their emo- need be experiencing Idcpres- Or call us: tions," he said. depression are the same for males and females. In order to slon|." Dr. Lee Van Donselaar, a psy- Treatment for depression diagnosis depression at the Uni- chologist at the counseling cen- includes medication, counseling 372-6966 versity, Kaplan said a client must ter, agreed. and/or physical treatment. The have (our or more symptoms BG News Photo/MATT MILLER "Men are expected not to be over several months. feminine, but rather strong," he i See DEPRESSION, page eight. A common symptom of depression is Isolation.
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•■-5* SW The BG News Wednesday, March 17, 1999 The BG News
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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Sm-rjWffr\ Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Violence requires little intelligence Tony Cavallario We see violence on television There were four or five people towns like this one. Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller at least every day. And experts on the platform with us. All of I think certain groups of peo- Web Editor may say this desensitizes us to it. them watched what happened. ple are prone to physical vio- Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown The few limes I've seen real-life None of them wanted to gel lence, particularly when their Assistant Managing Editor violence, it has shaken me involved. We called 911 and Ihev social group condones it. I've Chief Reporter deeply. So I don't agree. There senl .in ambulance and a police found il to be mostly guvs — big are lots of things I've seen in the car. guys who have no qualms about media that could happen, but My first night in Chicago I using their si/e (and friends to you still don't expect to see it arrived home in the middle of back them up) to intimidate happen where you are lo ihe the night by police car. I had Other people. If there is one kind editorial people that you know. trouble sleeping. The fear and ol person I despise, it's a bully. My first day in Chicago was the anger kept me awake ill Heating people up is hateful Quick — take a huge communications system that over 15,000 pretty tremendous on its own. morning. and causes more problems then But after a party that night, the form. They were screamii.g, and Hurting other people physi- it solves. Most people are mature people rely on every day and totally transform it within one week. I was so stunned that I don't Sounds like there's going to be problems. And that's exactly the girls I was with were attacked at cally is easy to justify. You can enough to know that solving the train station. remember what they said. say that they deserved it, (or conflict with more conflict is a case with the new e-mail system. They were intent on hurting To be sure, Pine was not the ideal system. It was slow, got backed It started rather harmlessly, whatever reason. They mouthed lose-lose situation. I don't think but quickly escalated. Ava and her, for whatever reason they off, hit on your girlfriend or just you can just write it off as solu- up, always flashed, "You are within 80% capacity and will need to used as justification. Andrea ran delete e-mail ... " messages and probably was more at home in a Andrea and 1 missed our stop looked funny. Why don't people tion used only by "meatheads." after them, trying to keep Ava People who think hurting anoth- museum than in a university. But it had one advantage over the because we- weren't 'paying think about how illogical this is? from getting too injured. er human being is a solution new system — it worked. attention. We had lo get off at Ihe Does it really solve anything' next one and go back on the train I pleaded with one of Ihe guys Does anyone feel any better? have deeper problems than It's highly appreciated that the University decided to upgrade to stop them, but he just our system. We at The News certainly hope that these problems will in the other direction. If anything, fights make someone looking at them funny. shrugged. 1 le didn't seem lo care II we are college-educated be cleared up shortly and the new system will be running up to As we got off at Jarvis, a things worse. People get hurt group of teenage kids exited one way or the other. and maybe arrested. The com- adults, why do people act like expectations, especially since much of our work, like much of the 1 went down to gee il there work of many students, offices and organizations, is done online. ahead of us. We'd seen them get munity becomes less safe. Cili- barbarians when Ihey are mad or on the train earlier. It was hard was a guard at Ihe station to zens become more (earful. Is it drunk? My tolerance for this is The fact still remains, however, that as it stands, thousands of assist us. There was no one there people are left without capabilities to receive e-mail and those that not to notice them, they were worth il? low, especially for people who As the group came down Ihe make excuses lor it. Crow up. might possibly be able to receive their e-mail cannot due to a making so much noise, carrying That night at the el station stairs they were congratulating made me very aware of the dan- II you think punching some- clogged system. brown-bagged bottles with themselves and yelling. 1 hid one is going to solve the problem At first, it looked like a simple switch. The web page explaining them. ger of city life. It became appar- behind a cement column until or make you feel better, then you how to change over was user-friendly and the instructions seemed One of Ihe guys came and put ent that I would need to do they passed. something to protect myself, need your head examined. pretty simple. his arm around my then-room- I went up to check on my Natalie Miller suggests boxing The reality has been much different. mate, Andrea, and she tried to because there were people I did- companions. Ava's face was as an alternative to Imr fights i- Does it really make sense to switch e-mail systems in the middle play it off. Ava tried to pull n't even know who could and Andrea toward her and away dripping with blood, and she would hurt me. (No, 1 didn't buy nmil her at of the semester? For new students, it's probably just as easy to learn was having trouble breathing. the new system as the old system. And for returning students and from the guy. The girls who were a gun. I started martial arts.) [email protected]. lor Lau- with the group started yelling Her nose was broken and she Violence is certainly not limit- ren. Pen and Shane — the witness- the rest of the University, starting the new e-mail system in August was hysterical. gives at least a few days of relatively unimportant down time and chased Ava down the plat- ed to the city. It happens in small Also troubling are the steps needed to transfer old e-mail to the new system. There is now no way to send messages via I'ine, thus making necessary a massive switching of saved messages, even for Smoking is enjoyable pastime those seniors who will be gone in a few short weeks. Has this been a fluke that the system has reacted so badly? We Some people are social smok- library taking a break - these are als, and that's why smoking is hope so. Would it have been better to revamp the system over the ers. Some people smoke because all bonding moments you can justifiably a personal choice. summer and allow the kinks to be worked out before students came it's cool. Some people only use to introduce yourself to Although smoking is a personal back? Probably. smoke after sex or only smoke someone who already shares at decision, I do realize that my Instead of doing what seems logical to most rational people, a when they're upset. Me, I'm just least one of your interests. actions can and do affect others. select few in the administration and Information Technology Ser- a regular smoker. Regardless of the positives There are negative externalities vices has wantonly made a decision that is throwing the entire Uni- Now I must say, smoking is and negatives, however, I think associated with smoking, which versity into chaos. bad for you. I've learned in just the question at hand is really critics are quick lo mention. about every one of my classes what your expected utility is. That's why I would urge any one j Letters to the Editor policy here some reason smoking is bad This is one of the few lessons I who chooses to smoke to ask for you. Emphysema, lung can- look away from my introductory before lighting up in private Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, faculty, cer, bladder cancer and even hal- economics class long ago. As homes or in the company of non- administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a stroDg opin- itosis are all strongly correlated with any action, one needs to smokers, to throw butts in trash ion. The BG News will not dlscrimminate upon letters solely based on a person's and a med student. But there are with smoking. There might be analyze the consequential costs cans, and even to walk down opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. plenty of reasons to smoke. The some limited controversy about and benefits of an action in order wind of others if possible. Mini- ■ Letters lo the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two most powerful reason is simply typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current Issue on exactly how bad smoking is for to maximize utility. In the case of mizing these externalities keeps the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. because it is so enjoyable. I don't you, but there can be no doubt smoking, a person must weigh one's decisjon to smoke a indi- ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as claim that everyone will like it, that smoking is bad for you. the financial and health costs of vidual one.^""^- Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- nor that everyone will enjoy it lo ered based on topic relevance and quality. smoking against the enjoyment Wilh all that I know about its I don't think that any reason- the extent that I do. Like coffee and increase in quality of life he evils, I honestly believe that the Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or able person disputes that fact, or beer, it is an acquired taste Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished personal enjoyment I get out of and as a future doctor, I could disgusting lo some, gratifying to experiences. only If the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone smokihg,outweighs those health number and/or email address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- never recommend smoking to others. The calming high, Ihe I know that by smoking a umn as anonymous only under specific situations in which the author may have any of my patients. Nor do I considerations. It's quite popular valid reasons to remain anonymous. sense of clarity, the lingering pack a week I might be cutting a defend the actions of the tobacco lo condemn smoking, to vilify To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and smell of smoke on one's hand. few years off my life. But I also industry in concealing research smokers and gain some self-sat- leave it in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send It on e-mail to There are plenty of physical know that for whatever reason, I bgnews4bgnet.bgsu.edu and give It the subject, "Letter to the Editor". that sheds light on the effects of isfaction out of Ihe process. But I reasons to enjoy smoking. truly enjoy smoking. Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The smoking. would like to suggest to all of the There are secondary benefits Gambling the last part of my critics who have never tried News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- Why is it then, that anyone edges all entries submitted for publication. to smoking as well. In my expe- life against the prospect of never smoking take a puff under Ihe would willfully participate in an rience, it is Ihe most convenient having a cigarette after a good guidance of an experienced activity that is obviously harm- social excuse ever invented. meal, with an almond cappucci- smoker. Copyright © 1999, The BG News. Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any ful? Well, before mankind knew material from this publication without-prior permission of The BG News is When confronted with someone no or after sex is an easy bet for that inhaling hot smoke would Learn for yourself whether or prohibited. you don't want to talk to, it's me to make. Choosing to smoke be unhealthy, what motivated not you enjoy it enough to run The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 and Is pub- incredibly easy to excuse your- is no different than choosing not men to do so? The answer is the health risks. Smoking is an lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- self and step outside for a to exercise or choosing to eat a simple. People enjoy smoking. intensely personal choice, and ter. moment of peace and solitude. If hamburger instead of a salad, or The aroma and taste of one's for myself, the pros far outweigh Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily you prefer meeting people to any of the other potentially dan- those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG favorite tobacco. The visceral the cons. avoiding them, smoking can gerous but enjoyable things we New*. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff pleasure of fire and smoke. And similarly be quite convenient. make decisions about every day. The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors hi sto of course, the heady buzz of It is clear that there are specific Offering a light, bumming a William Lee is a medical student ties or photograph descriptions. nicotine. costs to smoking, but the bene- smoke, standing outside Ihe and can be reached at di&illinime Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. It's not easy being a smoker fits will vary between individu- dia.com. '. i\ website of the day PEOPLE 3?SLCX^ www.ani-gram.com on the street
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BC Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on news omplled from staff and wire reports ■THREAT imm Terrorist group challenges U.S. ATHENS, Greece, (AP) — One of the world's most elusive ter- rorist organizations challenged the United States today to eradi- cate the group if it can. "We have but one answer: Come and get us," said a commu- nique from November 17, an extreme leftist, nationalist group. • The eight-page declaration, published in the Athens daily newspaper Eleftherotypia, came less than a week after reports that U.S. officials gave the Greek government a list of potential Novem- The Associated Press Photo ber 17 members. Greece denied that, and the U.S. Embassy in Athens did not The twisted hulk of Amtrak's City of New Orleans lies crumpled on the rail track. Fourteen people are dead, many are missing. confirm the list's existence. Greek authorities have never arrested or publicly identified any suspected members of November 17. The group has claimed responsibility for 22 killings since the Death toll in Amtrak derailment rises to 14 1975 assassination of the CIA station chief in Athens, including The Associated Press The train, bound from Chica- by hand through debris in that authorities said. three other Americans and one U.S. Embassy employee. It has also go to New Orleans, careened off car this morning, Harshbarger "I was trying to go to sleep. I BOURBONNAIS, III. — Res- carried out several bomb attacks, many against American targets. the tracks shortly after 9:30 p.m. said. The double-deck sleeper car Then all of the sudden every-1 cue crews combed through a It is rare for the group to publish a declaration without carrying Monday when it slammed into a was broken in the middle, and thing just started crashing and , out an attack beforehand. The statement makes no reference to any twisted, charred rail car today, semitrailer loaded with heavy much of it had been damaged by catching on fire and people hol- planned future action, but does rail against the United States and with little hope of finding sur- steel bars at a crossing 50 miles fire. lering and running. It was j its perceived domineering role in regional affairs. vivors after Amtrak's City of south of Chicago. All the other cars had been awful," said Blanche Jones, a November 17 claimed the United States appears incapable of New Orleans struck a truck and All of the dead were aboard searched, he said. passenger from Memphis, Tenn. J solving the "more than 1,500" terrorist attacks against it. derailed. At least 14 people were one sleeper car near the front of Fourteen people were con- "Out of all these actions, the Americans until today have solved killed and four others were miss- the train. As the impact sent firmed dead by a coroner on the "We was trying to get out. Wei just five or six," the group said in the statement, which featured its ing and feared dead. engines and cars flying, it was scene, said Lt. Randy Irps of the couldn't get out, couldn't (ind al trademark star-shaped red stamp. "To find survivors in the pierced by one of the engines and Bourbonnais Fire District. Four way out. That was the most dev j The communique was picked up from a garbage can in Athens wreckage would be pretty then set afire bv leaking dicsel people were unaccounted (or astating thing of all," Jones said J after an anonymous telephone call, the newspaper said. Police unlikely," Bourbonnais Fire fuel. and (eared dead, and more than as she limped out of a school that | sources say it appears genuine. Chief Mike Harshbarger said. Rescue workers were digging 100 were taken to hospitals, served as a temporary shelter. 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However, yesterday students North Korea allows U.S. to inspect weapons were aggravated because they A joint statement issued after Even though the United States helping North Korea increase directed to if they have ques- The Associated Press could not receive new mail and the latest round of talks between refused lo pay the $300 million potato yields. tions, were denied. They said they were unable to change their NEW YORK — In a major U.S. Ambassador Charles Kart- thai North Korea demanded, they were "too busy to answer Food shortages and famine- passwords. breakthrough, North Korea man and North Korean Vice For- Kim told reporters that his gov- any questions now." related illnesses have killed up "A lot of students don't know eign Minister Kim Gye Gwan ernment was "very happy" with The main buzz around cam- agreed Tuesday to let U.S. to 2 million of North Korea's 23 where to get their passwords," inspectors make several visits to reaffirmed Washington and Tuesday's agreement. pus is why did the University million people during the past said journalism instructor Kelly a suspected nuclear weapons site Pyongyang's commitment to the decide to change the e-mail sys- Under its terms, North Korea three years, according to US. Taylor. without charging Washington 1994 accord "in its entirety." tem in the middle of the academ- Beth Shoemaker, a junior jour- will give the United States "satis- congressional estimates. Two- the $300 million it initially factory access" to Kumchang-ni, ic year? nalism major, tried to retrieve Since last August, the United thirds of all children under seven demanded for access. with an initial visit in May and According to Singer, the her e-mail, but the only message States has been pressing for are malnourished, and lack of change occurred now because in she received was, "server not In return, the United States access to the Kumchang-ni additional visits "to remove U.S. food has stunted the growth of concerns about the site's future the fall there are commonly 3,000 responding." promised to help the famine- underground site, 25 miles millions more. to 4,000 new students adjusting Taylor believes that once stricken communist nation northwest of Yongbyon, where use." Kartman said discussions on to college life. Right now stu- students get used to the new increase potato yields. U.S. officials believe North Secretary of State Madeleine systems, they will really like details of a pilot potato program dents and faculty are settled and The dispute had threatened a Korea may be developing Albright said in a statement that can handle the new change. them. will continue in the coming days Singer said students 1994 accord under which North nuclear weapons in violation of the U.S. team will have access to If the conversion would have and "we hope that it will be should be patient with the Korea agreed to freeze what the the 1994 accord. the entire site and follow-up vis- happened in the summer, the implemented very quickly." new systems. 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But he said the change is parking problem. ty Committee of Bowling Green. to get this designation," Sterans the city, said Hoffman. and walkers. also explained by attitude. "In this culture we are taught He said security is a major issue said. "It proves that there is com- However, he said there is no Currently, a subsidized taxi "There has been a dramatic to be as selfish as possible," Steel for bike riders. munity interest in bicycling as an need tc 'xpand the shuttle ser- service is the only public transit cultural change in the last twenty A proposal to require bicycle alternative form of transporta- vice on-campus. "Unless you're available in Bowling Green. years-- students automatically said. "Most people don't think racks or allow indoor bicycle tion." handicapped, you should be able "At some point it is possibly think of driving when they need about the ethic of sustainability. storage was shot down by apart- In addition to encouraging to walk," Steel said. going to be worthwhile," Hoff- to get from one place to the they think the ethic of me." ment owners last year, Sterans bicycle use, increased campus A proposal for the expansion man said. other," he said. The University hosted a park- said. shuttle service is another option of the shuttle system into resi- He thinks a University shuttle Because public transportation ing forum in January, but student He said that more needs to be to lessen the University's dential areas was rejected last service is feasible as well. never developed in this part of turnout was low. Wiegand done to encourage alternate reliance on the automobile. year, Wiegand said. "It would require some coor- the country, Hoffman said peo- means of transport. "Many people don't mind "We had envisioned a route dination, but streets are there for ple learned not to rely on mass expects that a written report "Every time you don't drive a parking in the lots further away similar perhaps to the University the public's use," he said. transit. from the Parking Committee will car, that's less pollution," Sterans from central campus, but we of Toledo's," Wiegand said. The number of cars on cam- "They don't like to walk far be given to the provost in the said. need a more timely shuttle sys- "They go to the apartment com- pus increases as more students in and they like to drive their cars," next couple of weeks, but doesn't Last year. Bowling Green was tem," said Wiegand. "The key is plexes. BG wouldn't even be as high school get cars and expect Hoffman said. "This leads to all know what it will say. designated a "Bicycle Friendly" some type of improvement in the difficult." to take them to college, Wiegand kinds of parking and traffic prob- community, a national designa- shuttle system." The city is currently talking to said. lems." DEPRESSION- Continued from page one. various other tests. The most through counseling. social work major, said treatments "Some examples of sadness are help. important test is on the thyroid, The counseling component are effective. death/illness in a family, a huge "It [depression) is common, $ason for medication Is to make which effects a person's energy consists of self-evaluations and "Depression effects how you disappointment or a troublesome natural and very adaptive." he level and basal metabolic rate, discussion of relevant Issues. perceive things and how others relationship." tip for a possible chemical Imbal- said. "Depression usually moti- ance In the body. The common said Kaplan. "Everyone is different, so coun- perceive you." Vickery said. "Med- Kaplan advised males to seek ipcdtcatlon is prozac which often In addition, the health center seling treatment varies and is ication, if used correctly, can help help. vates us to address some Issues has no side effect. However. Indi- might evaluate a person's medical based in parts on the severity of ensure a healthy recovery." "It (depression! is not a dis- that we otherwise want to ignore." viduals might experience nervous- history records. the depression." he said.Additlon- Kaplan made a distinction ease that you want to feel like Its Van Donselaar said that facing Van Donselaar said there is a alry. physical treatment involves between depression and sadness. your fault or that you are a weak ness, trouble sleeping or digestive depression problems Is a state- problems. biological component, which is exercise and more exposure to Sadness is Just a phase. person." Additionally, the health center treated medically and a behavioral sunlight. "Sometimes sadness is a nor- Van Donselaar also advised ment of strength, rather than might take a blood test and run component, which Is corrected Bob Vickery. a sophomore mal reason In life events." he said. both males and females to seek weakness. USG Gore gains more support for presidential bid Continued from page one. "We're well prepared for it," The Associated Press Gephardt's announcement who can win," Bradley said. again: "Stand with me!" Kelley said. to give the students a chance to reflects the desire of top Democ- Gore plans to capitalize on the Gephardt and Gore hugged Swatt said that she and her MANCHESTER, N.H. — Vice rats to settle the presidential see us and really ask questions," President Al Gore, in a show of popularity of Clinton initiatives after their speeches, raising their running mate, Joe Iacobucci, will nomination early and set their Swatt said. political force to kick off his 2000 while at the same time distin- hands high. "We hope the student body also be prepared, despite their sights on winning both the guishing himself from his boss. presidential campaign, secured The pair headed next to Iowa, has a chance to see our ideas," House and White House in lack of forewarning for the the endorsements Monday of The difficulty of this balanc- hitting in one day the two states presidential candidate Clint November 2000. President Clin- debate, because they have been House Minority Leader Dick ing act was evident at a New that cast the earliest votes in Gault said. "We are confident in ton long ago pledged to help Gephardt and party stalwarts Hampshire news conference. 2000. our ideas." talking to students around cam- Gore get" elected, guaranteeing from the early battleground Gore said he will "face entirely Presidential candidate Kris pus about various issues. his understudy an advantage not In rolling out the endorse- states of New Hampshire and new challenges, and we need Kelley echoed Gault's confi- always bestowed upon vice pres- ments on his first official political "I'm hoping we're prepared," Iowa. new answers." Yet his answers dence. idents. trip of the campaign, Gore hoped Swatt said. "I think we will be." sounded familiar: Reduce class With onstage hugs from to develop a sense of inevitabili- Former New Jersey Sen. Bill sizes, make preschool available Gephardt, Gore implored a New ty about his nomination even Bradley is the only announced to all students and improve Hampshire crowd to "stand with before he formally announces his challenger for the party's presi- health care. Clinton has pressed me," then headed for Iowa and a candidacy. later stop in his onetime rival's dential nomination, though civil those ideas, but Gore promises to hometown of St. Louis. rights activist Jesse Jackson may push them further. "It's a reflection of reality," enter the fray. David Rohde, a professor of "We would all be proud to "If you don't want to join us Lagging in polls, Bradley in bringing radical change to political science at the University have him as president of the of Michigan, said of Gephardt's United States," said the Missouri hopes to build a resurgent cam- public education, stand out of paign that catches fire at the endorsement. "He and everyone lawmaker, who opted out of the the way," he told a crowd of 400 grass roots. He is buoyed by evi- else thinks Gore will be the nom- presidential race Feb. 3 to focus New Hampshire activists at a dence of potential Gore weak- inee. What Gephardt wants is to his energies on becoming speak- boisterous indoor rally. ness in the general election. be speaker — and it's better to be er of the House. With hardly a mention of his part of a team than to hold We've got to have a nominee boss, Gore shouted again and back." Ohio ARP Ohio Alternative Retirement Plan The Right Choice For You? Yes, if... 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Seniors Alex Moser Mid-American Conference Sterling Martin (35-lb weight throw), Mike Bax- their out- Indoor Track Championships, door sea- Piwko the men's track team looks Track coach ter (pole vault), Jim Weckesser son with ahead to the outdoor season. The (mile run) and Doug Heitkamp Falcons had one winner in the (high jump) all finished well in a two thrives on meet, senior Alex Sprague, who As it was in the indoor season, "Eastern Michigan will be tough. the final indoor meet. The dis- day slop Central, Western and Eastern Central, Western Michigan and won the heptathlon with 5,467 tance medley relay team and the in North Michigan will be the teams to Kent will all be good. Akron con- points. 1,600 relay team took fifth and Carolina Senior Alex Moser fans "We definitely want to build beat in the MAC. Akron and tinue to be strong in the sprint seventh in the indoor champi- on the success we had at the Kent also have improving pro- events and have added a very onships and should make some for the Raleigh Relays Friday By DAN NIED indoor MAC Championships," grams and will give teams a run strong four by one relay team." noise in the outdoor season. and Saturday. They come back to Thc_li(, \cw\ said coach Sterling Martin. "We for the money. "I think right now we are at "We have a lot of guys that are host the Northwest Ohio Invita- have some great athletes coming "I think the same teams that the middle of the conference," healthy and will be able to get us tional April 1 and 2. 'PEE-KO, PEE-KO, PEE-KO, back and we will be able to com- were strong indoor will be Martin said. "With the strong some important points," Martin PEE-KO!" The chant is 4,000 pete with some tough teams." strong outdoor," Martin said. throwers we have joining the said. "1 think we are gonna be a strong. The roar echoes through- out the rafters of the BGSU Ice Arena. The fans want him, but they know they will probably not get him. But for the time it Falcons go 3-5 over spring break takes for the sound to travel from the collective mouths of the By G. MICHAEL Louisiana. In the first game, the crowd around the building and Falcons slammed three home flood onto the ice and into the GRAHAM runs en route to a 8-0 win. Ghol- ears of the players, the third The BG News ston hit a 3-run blast while Jenny string goalie is the king. The 3-10 record might not and Angie Domschot both had one. Jenny Domschot went 4-for- show it, but the Bowling Green The chant is a tribute to senior 4 with two runs scored and two (ason Piwko. He played in two Softball team is making huge- tracks when it comes to earning RBI. Gholston picked up her sec- games this season. He started ond win of the year. none. The fans love him. opponents' respect. The Falcons have many things "We started off really well," "I love the fans," Piwko said. to be pleased about after a 3-5 Ross-Shaw said. "We had great "When I hear them chant my stint down in Louisiana over defense and great pitching. They name it gives me so much confi- spring break. played the first three games hard then we ran into some prob- dence. Ever since my freshman "We're playing well against lems." year they have been with me. big teams," said coach Leigh In the nightcap, BG led 4-0 They've always wanted me to go Ross-Shaw. "When we leave the against the Lions going into the in there. They've been a huge field, other coaches have nice bottom of the seventh, but SE part of my career here." things to say about us. It's nice to Louisiana scored five runs to know we're making an impact. Piwko says he is not sure why Other teams are noticing us." steal the game. Angie Domschot had three of BG's seven hits in the fans are so crazy about him, The Falcons began the the loss. but to some it is simple logic. Louisiana tour with 3-1 and 4-0 "That team shouldn't have doubleheader wins over "It's just a matter of favoring beaten us like that but it happens Nicholls State. In the first game, the underdog," Falcon hockey sometimes," Ross-Shaw said. BG scored all three runs in the fan Kevin Erlenbach said. "Peo- "All you can do is learn from it. I first inning and then went nine ple can identify with him, felt comfortable with a 4-run innings to win the second game. because he is the third string and lead so I put some of the Garrett Gholston and Amy he is more personable because he younger kids out there. When Hamilton threw complete games is not necessarily the best player that happened, some of the kids on the ice." to pick up their first wins of the season. started to let up." Next up was a battle with Photo Provided It is this kind of player every In the first game, Colleen 13th-ranked Louisiana State Sophomore first baseman Jenny Domschot dives for a ground ball. team needs. He is the player that Bates had a two-run double scor- University from the Southeast personifies the team. People ing Angie Domschot and Erin Conference. The Tigers won both country. Hamilton is pitching so second day of the invitational doubles, one triple, four home identify with him, because they Zwinck. Bates then scored the well now." was canceled due to rain. runs and 29 RBI. Zwinck leacfr games final run on a Hamilton games 2-1 and 1-0. Jenny Dom- can see themselves in his shoes. schot doubled home Johnson to BG then traveled to Lafayette, "I'm still fiddling with the the team with a .500 average (1JJI- In that way, Piwko gives the Fal- single. In the nightcap, Erin score BG's lone run of the dou- Louisiana for the first day of the lineup," Ross-Shaw said. "Angie of-30) with five doubles and four con hockey team a better rela- Johnson had a fielder's choice to bleheader. LSU ace Britni Sneed University of Southwestern (Domschot) has clinched the RBI. tionship with the fans. drive in Nikki Rouhana for the Pitching-wise, the Falcorffc had a perfect game on the Fal- Louisiana Cajun Invitational. leadoff spot. You can almost game-winning run. Angie Dom- The Falcons lost to Illinois State count on Jenni getting a hit when have a team ERA of 3.07. Andrei Also, he enhances the team's cons until Angie Domschot sin- schot (2-of-5 in that game) 7-1 and to the host, eighth- Angie is on base. It's kind of a Genter (0.00 in one inninj; chemistry. gled in the top of the seventh. pitched) and Hamilton (1.21 in scored a run and had an RBI in ranked Rajun Cajuns 4-1 in the twin thing." the decisive ninth. Johnson and "If not for two calls against us 29 innings) lead the way. During "The younger guys look at me (in the first game), we would nightcap. Erin Zwinck scored the 3-game winning streak, tht pinch-runner Morgan LaNicca BG's lone run against the Red- Stat Leaders in a different way the other have at least gone to extra Falcons held the teams scorelesji scored the other two BG runs in birds on a Colleen Bates single. seniors like (captain Dan) Price," innings," Ross-Shaw said of the for 23 2/3 straight innings. Jessib Piwko said. "They see me as the the contest. Angie Domschot scored BG's After 13 games, the Falcons Milosek, Hamilton, Gholstofi LSU series. "Amy Hamilton guy that they're friends with and After Nicholls State, BG trav- lone run against SW Louisiana have a team batting average of and Genter saw action during eled to Hammond, La. for a pair faced Brittany Sneed. Sneed is can joke around with. But at the on a Jenny Domschot single. The .234 going 82-for-351 with 17 the stretch. of games against Southeast same time, I can help them and one of the best pitchers in the suggest ways to improve their T game." Piwko came to BG from his Men finish seventh at MAC native Chicago as a walk-on. He season awards including swim- Johnsen said. "I think there were toured the campus, met some By NICK HURM players, and head coach Buddy mer and diver of the year as well both surprising and disappoint- Powers offered him a chance to The BG News as swimming and diving coaches ing swims. Our freshman Ad of the year. Following Miami and veterans both swam well." try out. The Bowling Green men's Eastern Michigan were Toledo, Jeff Allen captured the o4ly swimming and "I fell in love with BG right diving team Ohio, Northern Illinois, and Buf- first place victory for the Falcofts. away," Piwko said. "Dan Price ended their season with a sev- falo. The senior captain, who was djv- was the first guy I met when I enth place finish out of eight Two strong performances ing in his last meet as a coje- came here and as soon as I saw teams at the Mid-American Con- were by Falcon freshmen Paul giate, won the platform diVe. him, I knew this was going to be ference Championship meet. Bizzarro and Kevin Anderson. Allen finished ninth in thejl- a great four years. And it has This can be considered a feat Anderson placed thirteenth in meter boards and tenth in frie been." for the Falcons. BG had not won the 100 Fly and captured fif- three-meter. Falcon sophomore a conference dual meet all year. teenth in the 200 Fly. Bizzarro Unfortunately, his fourth year Josh Clungston finished ahead of Expectations were for the Fal- captured a twelfth place finish in at BG was cut short. A few weeks Allen in eighth on the thrje- cons to finish at the bottom, but the 200 Back, beating his previ- ago during practice, Piwko took meter. Teammate Kris Waechjer for the first time since the 1992 ous time by four seconds. a hard slapshot from defense- placed fourteenth in the evend season BG didn't. The Falcons man Doug Schueller. He col- "I was very surprised," Biz- "As a team I think we really finished ahead of Ball State who lapsed to the ice with a broken zarro said. "It was really shock- did well," Allen said. "It was had beaten them in a dual meet collarbone that turned the lights ing to me that I swam that fast." nice to win the platform because earlier in the season. out on his career. • Swimming captain Matt it was at the end. I think diving "At the beginning of the year Johnsen placed the highest for really helped our point total."; "Doug is known for having a the MAC coaches picked us to the Falcon swim team with a The Falcons had two other hard slapshot and he got me finish last," Matt Ellinger said. "I fourth place finish in the 100 swimmers finish in the conscja- right on the shoulder," Piwko think we really surprised them Breast. Johnsen followed his per- tions. Andy Jenkins swam! a said. "When I drove home from by beating Ball State." formance up with an eighth 0:21.04 to earn a tenth place fln- the hospital It started to hit me Miami captured the MAC title place finish in the 200 Breast. ish in the 50 Free. Sophomore Oil! that I was done with hockey and BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE from last yeai s champions, East- Teammate Matt Ellinger finished Roehl finished sixteenth in Jie ern Michigan. The RedHawks sixteenth in the same event. 100 Back and fourteenth in • See NIED, page ELEVEN A Falcon backstroker races the pack earlier in the season. won four of the five MAC post- "I'm pretty pleased overall," 200 IM. ( : • --AT*.-. page 10 The BG News Wednesday, March 17, 1999 s OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS National Basketball Association Exhibition Baseball Glance £ Continued from page len. ga is optimistic about a return Continued from page nine analysis for radio broadcasts of name has definitely been the it is enough to make you realize Falcon games with WFOB's Bart that Piwko deserves to be the trip. The Patriots return It) play- highlight of m\ time here," he Ron Zwierlein said the facl tli.tt .1 I started to get down on myself. Davis. said. "I would never have made king .it least while they are ers, including four starters. trip to the big dance eluded L.ir- Hut my fiancee talked me it this far without them behind "I promised Bart that I would calling his name. r.inag.i doesn't reflect badly on Larranaga is pleased with the through it. Eventually I was able come back next year and do a me." him. to get back out there and at least publicity he got from the NCAA few games when the team was "It was very difficult to get Never again will the BCSU Ice Dan Nied is a skate with the guys. That was a close to Chicago." Piwko said. bid, and Zwierlein said the pub- arena hear the cry of 'ason sportswriter for The BG into the NCAA Tournament good feeling." while Jim was here," Zwierlein licity trickled down to the Uni- But through it all, Piwko is Piwko's name. Never again will News. Comments and said. When he had to sit in the adamant about his favorite part he have a chance to acknowl- versity and the MAC. suggestions should be The Patriots fell in the first press box during games after his of his hockey career. edge their united cries with a "It got BG's name out there,"' sent to round of the tournament to the injury, Piwko made the most of "Hearing the fans call my subtle wave that sends the fans Cincinnati Bearcats, but Larrana- Zwierlein said. his downtime. He did game into a frenzy. Just thinking about [email protected] Doing anything this weekend? Only boring people are bored. You should be. As for what in particular, check out the NOW section Thrusdays and the Enter- talment page. Mondays and Fridays, in The BG N«ws. Entertainment from here, there and everywhere. Every Thursday ki the NOW section. Camp Counselors EUCHRE TOURNAMENT KKQ'KKO'KKO You Can get organic a whole foods Double elimination team tournament with PERSONALS We would like to recognize our sisters ol the atAnarnatrve*. 131 W Wooster here in BG For children with disabilities. Must have strong prizes1 Cost is $3 per person or $5 per team week Handy Gt.ll and Heather Heban You Rice. soda, chocolate, pasta & more and over work ethic and interested m making a differ- and all proceeds go to Dance Marathon Show Guys are greatl 100 certified organic dried herbs. For more ence m the life of a child. Up to $8 00 per hour. 35 hours per week. 6 sites in Summit County. up Wednesday, March 17 at 6:00pm in the KKG'KKG'KKQ info call 352 SEED (7333) or stop in SALE Classified Honors Center (located in Kreischer below the THIS WEEKI Cereal 10% off, herbal CHAI 1/2 Musi enjoy outdoor activities. Call 800-CYO- ItFlUENTINSPANISHII CAMP lor an application Sundtal). 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The party "FLUENT IN SPANISHH jn> itkh-niu.il m £rmp ■>!■ ti* ham <>i r*t -*i Eulur. (or 1999-2000 school yeaf trtol rrlifxn. HHflMl uflgMV -nujl ■menuiHm di> will start March 22.1999 in the Alumni Suite in New f razee $i90month CAMP WAYNE-sister hal( of brother/sister I i " 'IT in m .*i ihr ha-,* Summer Workshop: The Music and Culture ot the Union from 11:30-2;00pm. Buddy Blood Drop ol the American Red Cross Call 372-66 .0 or 352-1455 camp-Northeast Pennsylvania k-pjIK pMKN Bali, 3 credit hours. May 20-June 12. 1999. Omicron Delta Kappa is now accepting appli- says: Great job Delta Gamma and FIJI tor the {6720 8/18/99) Were back! We have recruited Travel to Bali, Indonesia, to explore music and cations. This nationally known honor society is most partiopaton in soronties and fraternities! great staff from BG and want you to have the it. in, v* mm**ihrrtfhitodRltat di-owim* culture. Study with master mus^ian Wayan Inspmng young good-looking aclor, 21 years i« rc*i-* Jfl> Jd*rni«t»kin Mch J. II«>M- I"UI*1 in hr wanting active atudents to contribute to the Way to go Darrow Hall (or highest residence most memorable summer of your life Directors Suweca; attend music and nrual festivals; tour old Looting (or rheatre & TV opportunities iktjiiulitfy 1j»lini[ in IJUUJI KJ'IV HMk*Hn| Ul t.il«r cause. Applications can be picked up m 405 hall attendance! Thank you. Thank you. Alpha for Fine Arts, Gol(. Nature/Camping. Counsel- cultural attractions in various villages: and train Has auditioned with 20th Century Fox in LA A in MM All tdxrtltllWWl JIC *uhtt\i m rOtnrtf jnJ Saddlemire Bidg They are due April 1st by Phi Omega ____ ors to live in cabins and teach at specially arn J TODAY is your Last Chance! % Car Loans as low as: Come and be part oi the most active 6.99% APR organization on campus! It's a great i PUB experience, and you'll meet many new people! 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EOE. 530 MaPle St. 419.352.9378 lllllr. i V ' i page 12 The BG News Wednesday, March 17,1999 Enthusiast* personalties wanted lor can & North Branch Nursery, Inc.. a M sen/ice land- SUMMERJOBS Telephone interviewing PT Some days, Large spaoous 1 bdrm apt. across from court bike rental at Put in-Bay Seasonal work, hous- scape service company, is seeking energetic: AAA'Ohio Motorists Association is accepting mostly evenings & weekends Flexible schedul- house. Avail, immed. contact 12 unit apl buildings ing, good pay- bonuses Call Island Bike Rental 'Landscape crew leaders applications tor summer jobs at the following ing, relaxed atmosphere Starting S550 mini- adai'(g>yahoocomor Roger @ 372 7036. 41*285-2016 or write Boi 419 Put-m Bay. OH mum in Perrysburg 874-S842. 724 Sixth street •Landscape crew members lor a 2 3 person AAA Travel Agency Locations: NORWALK. Subteasers reeded for summer 1999. 4.1-I'd. 705 Seventh street landscape crew who installs a variety of de- ROCKY RIVER. PARMA. 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