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James T. Jackson - multicultural office Michael Dunston - pres. of BGSU NAACP NAAO> rally planned Marcos Popovich - pres. of USG Dr. Federico Chalupa By Amy Nicoletti U. organizations respond to letter about cause, Drane said. Dr. Reverend William Revery, Jr. ENVIRONMENT REPORTER In addition to Drane, speakers The Bowling Green chapter of the Cincinnatti riots, support fight to unite campus include Marcos Popovich, Ion Bragg, Jon Bragg - pres. elect of USG National Association for the Michael Dunston, Iris Resendez, Iris Resendez - pres. elect of LSI) Advancement of Colored People is Ernest Coverson and Reverend Hianc said the initial purpose of local NAACP throughout the last Manny Vadillo - multicultural office sponsoring a walk and rally tomor- the raUy was to oppose a letter print- week and was supported by the Estella Brown. row to promote unity on campus ed in The BG News about the riots in National Pan-Hellenic Council, the Zachery Williams, a doctoral stu- Zachery Williams - PhD student and in the community. Cincinnati, but the meaning has Pan-Hellenic Council, the Latino dent in history, will speak about the Reverend Estella Brown According to Michael Drane, pres- become deeper. Student Union, and the African University and the search for the ident-elect for the Bowling Green "Iliere's a definite need for some American Graduate Student beloved community. Lie said the goal Michael Drane - pres. elect of BGSU ch. of NAACP division of the NAACP. the goal of the communication between minorities Association, Multicultural Office, of the rally is to make everyone feel Ernest Coverson - regional dir. of NAACP college div. rally is to unite the campus and show and non-minorities," Drane said. Printing Services and from many support for everyone in Cincinnati. The rally was put together by the individuals donating their time to the NAACP, PAGE 5 Rebecca Holt BG News Hole in art PROFILE DEIDRA BENNETT Bennett brought in for victim advocacy By Ivy Ickes WOMEN S REPORTER There is a new face on campus. She will serve those in need through victim advocacy. This new person is Deidra Bennett, and she is the most recent addition to the Women's Center Transformation Project. The Transformation Project, whose mission is 'transforming Lives, transforming community, through comprehensive educa- tion and awareness, prevention and advocacy services to combat violence against women," is funded through a two-year grant from the U.S. Department of Satan Casio BG News justice. Bennett's role within the ADVOCATE: Deidra Bennett will be working with the Women's Transformation Project will be Center Transformation Project. Victim Advocate. This means she will be available to any University The path which led Bennett to license by graduating with a student, faculty, staff and their this position has been a winding social work degree from the partners and family members by one that did not initially start with University of Toledo. providing services such as advo- her in the area of helping female Bennett started out working cacy, crisis intervention, informa- victims of violence. tion and referrals. She earned her social work BENNETT, PAGE 5 Shore donates to Pop-culture library AmyJoL Brown BG Nt-.ss E! True Hollywood offers an opportunity for stu- dents to talk to Shore and ask ESCAPE: Salerno waits for his Story's executive him questions. arraignment to begin. producer honored "It's a great opportunity to meet a celebrity," Babcock said. AmyloL Brown BGNws for support Some students will have their Salerno own opportunity to talk to GOOFY GOLF: In the lawn between Saddlemire and Kreisher lies 'Visions of Suburbia,' a Shore. One of the classes that creation from the School of Art. Students can golf through a trailer park, a milk jug or a breakfast Shore will be speaking to is Dr. pleads of bacon and eggs. The course will be open today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and it's free. By Lisa Bettingnr ENTERTAINMENI REPORTER Catherine Cassara's class on leffrey Shore, a BGSU gradu- perspectives in international 'not guilty' ate, will be visiting the campus media. Dr. Gissara said that it IKE BG NEWS today to make a donation to die was perfect since E! is expand- Dennis Michael Salerno pled Popular Culture Library. Shore ing and looking into the inter- not guilty today to the county's is the executive producer of E! national market. charges that he tried to escape Entertainment Television's "E! "This is a chance for you to from the Wood County jail. Frankel tape to be True Hollywood Story." hear it from the horse's mouth," Salerno is being held in the jail Shore is coming to the she said. Dr. Cassara also adds until his July 9 trial for the murder University to donate the that having students hear of Larry McClannahan, a truck research materials and video about the industry from some- driver found stabbed to death last tapes from "E! True Hollywood one who works in it seems to July. He is also a suspect in the aired on WBGU Story." However, according to have a greater impact than murder of Michelle Rizzi Salerno, Linda Babcock, Shore has been hearing it from their professors. whose body was discovered By Lisa Bettmger Shore's visit also has a wide ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER "We do have the freedom to put things on giving back to the school for buried on campus last week. the air that are controversial on the quite a while. appeal. "Many of our students No one was ever in any danger A few years ago, Many "Mr. Shore is a significant are interested in the entertain- from Salerno's escape effort, Frankel, a Toledo resident, radio. That's the beauty of college radio." donor to the Popular Culture ment media," Dr. Cassara said. which occurred April 4, according made news nationwide after he Library and to the University." . Shore graduated from the to Alan Mayberry. Wood County's was accused of fraud and racke- STEVE STEEL, WBGU she said. Babcock also adds University in 1975. He moved prosecuting attorney. teering. When investigations that El's materials have been to Los Angeles in 1977 where he "He had made efforts to escape into his investment practices "He's a small time player in a said. Steel also adds that some coming to the library since worked as a tree lance writer. through a vent in a shower," began, Frankel fled to Europe. big time game," he said. Steel other government offices, 1998. The presentation this His work appeared in "LA. Mayberry said. The grate covering He was captured in Germany in adds that when Frankel goes to including the Justice morning is merely just a for- Weekly" and the "Los Angeles the vent had been unscrewed. 1999 and this past March, he trial, the names of some larger Department, don't really want mality. Magazine." I lis work was also According to Mayberry, in the was extradited to a federal investors could come out and this information to be released. "Originally he was invited to included in the anthology state of Ohio, an anempt to prison in New Haven, those names could be rather However, Steel said that he does speak to classes, but it grew," "Unknown California," along escape from detention carries the Connecticut. controversial. have consent from Frankel and Babcock said. with Norman Mailer and loan same penalties as escaping On Sunday, Frankel's voice Despite the tact that the tapes their mutual friend to air the Among his many appear- Didion. If found guilty at his jury trial will be heard on WBGU. Station feature conversations with a tapes. ances on campus, there will be Before joining E! May 15, Salerno faces two to eight D) Steve Steel acquired tapes of national newsmaker, few have "We do have the freedom to a reception in his honor at 4 Entertainment Television in years in prison and a $ 15,000 fine. phone conversations between heard the tapes said Steel. put things on the air that are p.m. inside the Pallister 1994, Shore was a researcher Bail was set at $200,000, which Frankel and a mutual friend. "I know that the major media controversial on the radio," Steel Conference Room at the for the ABC show "You Asked is in addition to his current bond According to Steel, Frankel is oudets have been exposed to lerome Ubrary. The reception of $1 million for aggravated mur- part of a much bigger situation. this and have suppressed it," he FRANKEL, PAGE 5 will be open to the public and it SHORE, PAGE 5 der charges with no 10 percent. 2 Friday. April 27,2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS RESIDENCE LIFE DORM ROOM HORROR STORY
clutter and clothes that cover the "There are definitely things growing in her bothered to take it down. We imagine how messy it is." TALLAHASSEE Ra — ground. knew she was messy before we Little Miss Piggy has aban- Sophomore Raeann Warner and "We sometimes show our bathroom. If I were to clean her garbage moved in together, because we doned her room and now has junior Travis Rogers are not pigs. guests the room just so they'll be can, I'd probably have to wear lived in the same dorm, but we transferred the epicenter of her The kitchen of their small house shocked," Raeann said. didn't realize she was this bad." mess-making activities to her is spotless. The foyer is comfort- The bed is scattered with mail, biohazard gear." Raeann nominated her room- boyfriend's place. able and friendly. But their room- clothes, boxes and assorted mate, Little Miss Piggy, for the "She took one of my coffee TRAVIS ROGERS mates' domain-a room with a knick-knacks. It seems humanly Lifestyles Piggy award, and after mugs over to her boyfriend's and bathroom-could probably be impossible that anyone could surveying other messy houses, left it there for three months," condemned as a health hazard. "We're living here next year. The There is a beanbag chair sleep here. Piggy's room took the cake. For Travis said. "It's probably covered Their roommate, Little Miss "Wait, wait, you guys have to grossest thing is probably the spilling out its insides and there contributing this filth to our Piggy, wished to remain mold growing in the toilet." are empty cans of soda, sitting on with mold. The thing is I don't see the bathroom," Raeann told paper, Raeann won a gift certifi- unnamed in the event that her us after we were horrified by the The trashcan is piled taller than the top of the computer desk. The care, as long as she keeps her coworkers and parents read this. room itself. the toilet and there is mold grow- computer is broken, obviously. cate to Andrew's Grill and Bar. mess in the room." "All my friends who know me, The bathroom is piled with ing on every surface. "After the first week of classes, I "She stays over at her So, Little Miss Piggy helped her know I'm messy. I just don't want trash: tissue, make-up, hair prod- "There are definitely things realized it was getting bad, so I boyfriend's place," Raeann said. roommates win a meal. How the people at my work reading ucts and 18 toilet paper rolls scat- growing in her bathroom," Travis put this sign on her door that read She only stayed here for like, a nice. this," Little Miss Piggy said. tered about. said. "If I were to clean her 'messy bitch.'" Travis said. "When month, before she started staying 'My roommate is really very The floor of the bedroom can "We're hoping she'll clean it all garbage can, I'd probably have to she saw it, she just laughed and over there all the time. I've never sweet; she's just messy," Raeann not be seen due to the amount of when she moves out," Travis said. wear biohazard gear." walked into her room. She never been to his place, but I can only said.
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OPINION EDITORIAL BGSU, we'll miss you...we think What do April showers bring? you come to the News for your „ And,nd, if you're brave enough, you Who says you can't find a bar- Shatzel Hall, whichwh seems to be Not May flowers but graduation! official gold star.) YOU DECIDE can jump off the platforms in gain at BGSU? a complete mystery, and McFall The thought of graduation com- one last daring idiotic stunt to Center, which seems too daunt- You have one week left - give Are you going to miss BGSU commemorate your college Be an athletic supporter. Go to ing for students. Take a trip to ing has made us somewhat sen- a BGSU sporting event Softball timental over leaving Bowling or take a few days - use this time when you leave or are you years. another major for a couple of wisely to experience the incredi- glad to go? Let us know at and baseball both are playing minutes. Green. We know this is a passing right now as well as various ble sights, sounds, and tastes of [email protected]. You must go to the Health emotion, but we want to milk it other club and collegiate sports. for all it's worth. this cultural paradise. This is said Center. Many of us have never Go see a show at the planetar- with our tongue firmly planted ventured inside, simply because By the way, intramurals don't ium. Where else will you see In our quest to reminisce in our cheek. of the daunting graveyard next count, go support your school. complete explanations of all the about our years in school here in door. Go anyways. Those graves constellations? First, you must eat at the Walk into a building you've the sticks, we realize that there The second thing that you are not from the Health Center are many things that we want to Comer Grill. You know the place no matter what the tour guides never been in and go to the top Go to the ice rink. Cheap must do is go to the Rec and floor. For most of us, this is the do before we leave this beloved we're talking about, the horrid say. You wont find cheaper pre- thrills on a thin blade. Enough swim in the big pool. If you've library. Go to the very top and on said. hole. little hole-in-the-wall that has scriptions anywhere. Whether the dilapidated 7-Up sign. ever been there, you know what your way down, check out each we're talking about. The pool is you need Tylenol 3, Penicillin, or This place is heaven on earth. Here is our official list of what People who have eaten there some other unmentionable, you floor. It'll be an experience, just so cold that various limbs will trust us. Other buildings that no Enjoy it while you still can. You'll to do in BG before you graduate. swear that you won't get greasier can get them for next to nothing. (If you've done these, make sure food or worse service. fall off when you finally get done. one seems to visit include miss it when you're gone. I Who to blame PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET for exposure You have one week left, for eight days and underwent skin products to consumers. Multinational what will you do? Truth behind grafting. corporations have a powerful, well- Liebeck attempted to settle for paid legal department whose sole AT ISSUE With all the media violence, who is really at McDonald's $20,000, which McDonald's refused. purpose is to crush all legal chal- fault for all the adolescent violence? McDonalds had received hundreds of lenges. They deny responsibility to lawsuit complaints that its coffee was too hot, the end, burying the other side in Y0UNGST0WN,Ohio-Ust and several other people had received paperwork, and causing as much Sunday, I went to $« the movie Remember that woman who third degree burns.Altrial.ajuryof delay as possible. They may eventual- AMANDA sued McDonald's after dump- her peers awarded Liebeck $200,000 ly offer a settlement to keep the mat- 'Along Came a Spider" with a few SMITH of my friends. The film had been adver- ing hot coffee in her lap? She's in compensatory damages and $2.7 ter quiet, albeit wrapped in an agree- so stupid she should be shot in the tised as a fast-paced action-suspense flick, U-Wire Columnist million in punitive damages, both of ment in which they accept no respon- and I was prepared for a few hours worth face! How disappointing it is when which were substantially reduced by sibility. MARIANNE FENSTER- the facts get in the way of an ill- of nailbiting. But the thing that disturbed the trial judge (see Sure, frivolous lawsuits are filed informed ranting session. The facts me the most that night turned out not to crimes America's youth seem to be com- MAKER Iecuaw.03rn/files/cur78.htm). What a every day - some of them sound are these: Stella Liebeck, a 79 year old stupid old lady! downright silly. But it's better to get be the movie itself. mitting more and more often. But what FRESHMAN woman,spilled McDonald's coffee in Shortly after wc settled into our seats for about the parents who give their children People should definitely accept the facts about the situation before NURSING her lap. The coffee was so extremely responsibility for their actions. assigning blame and ridicule. the 10:15 pm. shewing, a couple walked free access to this material with no partic- hot that she suffered third-degree into the theater with two little boys trailing ular restrictions on its content? "Hang out with my However, corporations like behind them. burns on over 6 percent of her body, McDonald's should be expected to do Ryan fllis We don't need to cut back on the vio- including her inner thighs, buttocks, The children couldn't have been more lence and gore. We don't need to censor friends." the same when they knowingly and [email protected] and groin area. She was hospitalized than seven years old, and the younger one our music or television shows. What we recklessly provide seriously faulty looked like he was only four. I was horri- really need is to start thinking about what fied. we allow our children to watch. It is one Don't get me wrong, I'm all for taking thing to walk in the living room and find U-WIRE COLUMN your children to see a movie once in a your child watching a rerun of while, but to an R- rated film so highly Terminator 2" on TBS. h is entirely differ- advertised for its edge-of-your-seat value? ent to pay for his or her ticket to the latest 1 am not a parent myself, so I suppose R-rated shoot-em-oul Gas prices raise awareness one could argue that I don't know how to It's time for America's parents to wake make decisions regarding what children up. The next time a child brings a gun to SARAWALZER should watch. However, it seems a little school or threatens to kill his or her FRESHMAN in US tanks with price hike strange to me that anyone would take his teacher, we need to refrain from flipping or her small children to a movie that was through his CD collection to find someone PHYSICAL THERAPY meant to scare the heck out of adults. to blame. Rather, we need to look at the By Jason Wiiams America needs more gas. Petroleum Exporting Countries And we wonder why children are parent who took him or her to the store to "Hang out with my IHt DAIir *ZtEC But, to what lengths will the produces 43 percent of the exposed to so much violence in the media. buy those CDs. They may not be the ones friends." wealthiest nation in the world go world's oil and is comprised of So many people blame the hateful words to blame, but they did nothing to stop the SAN DIEGO - The nation is to avoid paying $1.67foragaIlon nations such as Algeria, Iraq and in popular music, the destructive mes- vicious cirde of violence. Instead, they just imitating San Diego, and it has of gas? Kuwait. sages on our television shows and the vio- stood by and watched. nothing to do with the smell of As it stands, Americans are get- A modest proposal. lence in our movies for the explosive salt water and sand, nor the feel ting no return on their extra 13 America should invest Exxon of burning sun on one's back. cents, for the money is not going Mobil's $5 billion profit in a war Americans are feeling the fate toward compensation for extra against the OPEC nations fought San Diegans have borne alone in expenditures on the part of oil primarily by mothers in the years past as they find them- companies. workforce and men between the S0-TWt Wt selves cutting back on food It is so like throwing away 13 ages of 35 and 54 making more expenditures to afford rising gas cents. than $75,000 a year. prices. Exxon Mobil's profits are up 44 America would launch a pri- Many Americans are bringing percent from previous years as marily infantry-based, ground JEREMY LEA their lunches from home to work the company ends its first quar- warfare campaign to maximize SOPHOMORE - a phenomenon known as ter in 2001 with a $5 billion profit. casualties among the "heavy dri- "brown-bagging it." The Department of vers." ART EDUCATION While in transit, this new breed Transportation reports that men After a sufficient number of of American conservative-con- ages 35-to-54 drive an average of wealthy mothers have fallen to "As little as possible." sumer is turning off the air condi-' 7,800 more miles a year than alleviate the strain this popula- tinning, and in some instances their female counterparts; addi- tion places on gasoline availabili- even doing all his or her errands tionally, 70 percent of individuals ty, the typical strike-from-a-dis- in a single trip to reduce expendi- with incomes of $75,000 or more tance policy in contemporary tures at the pump. are among the most frequent dri- American warfare would be These boils on the American vers. employed to kill enough of the lifestyle, the freedom to live Mothers in the workforce also inhabitants of the OPEC nations American, are largely the result of contribute heavily to the amount to keep their populations from tightening gas supplies in of gas consumed. They not only resurging. However, it would response to environmental pro- commute to work, which leave enough alive so that tection requirements intended to accounts for 20 percent of all enslavement could result in a POLICY reduce smog trips, but they perform a majority population capable of continu- America needs a surplus. of the shopping (another 20 per- ously replenishing itself. This ZARAH DUNCAN Buying it by the barrel to meet cent), handle many of the family would create a never-ending I gladly prints Letters tome Editor and Gwrst Columni. i SOPHOMORE the demand of the market is forc- and personal trips (25 percent), workforce to drill for oil that will jw^dj* (ess,than 300 words and Guest Columns * "" ~ ing many Americans to dig deep perform much of the driving to not add to fuel costs at the con- pne Dumber arid address should be IncliK JOURNALISM/PR into the cracks of their sofas and church and school (10 percent) sumer level because slaves are Njs may be edited for length and clarity. Sfcwl attacks ] behind the butts in their ashtrays. and take part in the social and unpaid laborers. is submissions will not be printed. Send* _ "Procrastinate and get In the past two weeks, gas recreational activities that com- With a near monopoly on the IT* 210 West Hall or bgnewsOUdprocJjgsuitfc, wttJi tt» wasted." prices in the United States have prise the final 25 percent of all world's oil, the United States ' > Editor" or "Guest Column." 1 risen 13 cents, bringing the aver- driving trips. could then create a surplus at age cost to $1.67 per gallon. The Organization for the home. EDITORIAL BOARD 2IO^H-T\ /^i www-bgnews.com MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR TOM REED, PHOTO EDITOR MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK, ON-UNE EDITOR PETE STEI1A, SPORTS EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR bgnews0llstproc.bgsu.edu I M V ^^~^ ■ HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR APRIL ELLIOn, COPY CHIEF MS \J\ AMYJO L BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J. MICHAEL BESTUL OPINION FDIT0R CRAIG GIFF0RD CHEF RFPORTFR BG NEWS Friday. April 27,2001 5 HAACP, FROM PAGE 1 throughout the summer, next year and beyond. like part of the community. Sophomore Ashley Gray was "Public rallies such as this are on many committees that helped Higher education officials needed to bring people together," promote the rally. Gray said it is a Williams said. time for "all students to support Williams wants to "urge people all students." to participate in this movement lunior Eryn Whitfield passed concerned by funding reductions to create a greater community in out signs and information to sup- Bowling Green." By Andrew Welsh-Huggins 5 percent in 2003. Some budget 0.33 percent cut the second, years. She said about 200,000 port the rally because she felt it is IHE ASSOCIAIE D PRESS All events on Saturday will an issue that needed addressed. highlights: slightly above Taft's proposal. Ohioans have Hepatitis C reflect the effort of those involved "Change is always possible if COLUMBUS. Ohio — Higher —The budget spends about —The budget removes Taft's The two-year budget includes and the community support of people are working for the com- education went from requesting $6.8 billion on primary and sec- proposal to join a multistate lot- a plan to spend an additional the movement, said Williams. $800 million in new spending in $1.4 billion on primary and sec- mon goal," Whitfield said. ondary education next year, a tery. Part of Williams' message is the state's upcoming two-year 9.3 percent increase, and $7.1 Democrats on the GOP-con- ondary education. "unity is not uniformity," which The event will start with a pre- budget to receiving about $100 billion in 2003, a 5.6 percent trolled Finance Committee The increase is needed to means that people can work rally at 10:30 a.m. at the ice arena, million under the House increase. voted against accepting the meet a court-ordered fix of towards common goals and still followed by a march through Republicans' plan. —Access Challenge grants, budget in protest of their lack on Ohio's school-funding plan. retain their individuality. campus from 11 am. to noon. The increase is not enough to which allow community and input over the past few weeks. The Republicans' budget pro- Williams said that Saturday is The rally will take place at the fund needed research efforts, technical colleges to freeze A parade of budget critics posal sets aside $150 million in only the beginning of greater Perry Fieldhouse from noon Thomas Noe, vice chairman of tuition, increased 5 percent began testifying at 9 am, the case the economy throws efforts, which will be carried until 2 p.m. the Ohio Board of Regents, said annually, which the Regents say first of dozens of witnesses another surprise at lawmakers Thursday. is not enough to continue the expected over five days of House andTaft House Republicans on freezes. Finance hearings The money would come from Thursday night presented their —GOT. Bob Taft's OhioReads "Does this esteemed commit- the state's $1 billion budget sur- FRANKEL, FROM PAGE 1 license but he continued to work two-year $45 billion budget after program received an 8.4 percent tee actually believe that $1 per plus, or rainy-day fund. in the investment field. In May taking testimony on preliminary next year but has its funding year per victim will help us?" However, to get it, Taft would said, "That's the beauty of college 1999 he fled to Europe after figures during the day. They con- frozen in 2003. said Renee Preest of the have to go through the State radio." Mississippi officials began to tinue hearings Friday. —The Mental Health Hepatitis C Action Taskforce, Controlling Board, a parfel of Other items that will be dis- question his finances. When the The budget spends an addi- Department received a 1.4 per- criticizing the budget's $400,000 lawmakers that approves fund- cussed on the tapes is how FBI searched his home they tional 22 percent next year and cent increase the first year and a Hepatitis C allocation over two ing transfers. Frankel is being treated in prison, found a hand written list, which why those friends who are not contained the words "To do: laun- connected to his business prac- der money," along with other evi- tices are being harassed, and why dence. SHORE. FROM PAGE 1 been the executive producer of Frankel was charged with an According to Steel, Frankel has E! Original Specials. attempted prison escape. For It." From 1986 to 1989 he done nothing worse than some Shore is also an accomplished Frankel was born in Toledo and helped to produce promos for writer. His play "Act of APPLY NOW other white collar criminals. The he attended Whitmer High Columbia Pictures Television. Contrition" was a finalist for the School. He then enrolled in a few tapes, which will air Sunday night He was also a producer for the lean Harris Playwriting Award classes at the University ofToledo. at 8 p.m., will be of interest to shows "Hard Copy" and "Extra" at The BG News Along with his work with "El while his most recent screen- In 1985, he passed his stockbro- many students, according to kers' exam and he began to work True Hollywood Story" Shore play, "Heartstopper" was pur- in the investment field. By 1992 Steel. "It shows where the power has been the executive producer chased by Morgan Creek for summer and fall 2001 Frankel lost his stockbrokers really is," he said. for "Celebrity Profiles" and Production company, which is "Celebrity Homes." He has also part of Warner Brothers. BENNETT, FROM PAGE 1 doing this by meeting with them in whatever setting is most com- with kids and senior citizens, but fortable for the victim and by always had an interest in victims always maintaining objectivity to of oppression and injustice. She their thoughts. didn't realize her focus on women However, Bennett is not alone as victims of violence until she in her efforts to combat violence worked within a family resource against women. The project coor- center program. This program dinator, a male educator and the was designed to help women Women's Center adviser are also a who wanted to get out of prostitu- part of the Transformation tion and the sex industry. Project. It was her job at this program Michelle Clossick is the Project that sparked her passion in coordinator who helped to devel- women's issues and a desire to op its mission. 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PAGE 7 UAO errs with BG hip hop; it dorft stop With an emerging crop of talent, Hip Hop is coverage soUdifying a place for itself in the rock ocean of Bowling Green. DAN NIED By Dan Mattock material from the Beatnuts, ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER Slum Village, Large Professor Assistant Entertainment columnist With The Roots and Run- and Jigmastas, while some of DMC coming to campus in May, their music is mixed. I had a great idea for a story. many people might not be Mixing consists of taking one The plan was to mull around aware that Bowling Green has a record and playing it over anoth- Anderson arena in the hours before the Spring Concert fea- vibrant local hip-hop scene. er. Then you have to match the turing OAR. and just observe. I However, it is a fact that you beats of the two together. wanted to see the stage assem- are almost guaranteed to find a "Mixing is all about both bled, I wanted to see the band's mixed crowd downtown, espe- records keeping a solid groove," sound check. I wanted to watch cially at a hip-hop or rap show. said DJ Dub. "You need both the the entire UAO staff scramble to Hip-hop and rap groups are music and the rhyme." get things together in the waning forming more "For those with a The DJ is the minutes before the doors and more in opened and students poured in. taste for hip-hop backbone of And then 1 wanted to document BG. Even with hip-hop. The my observations for The BG a 90 percent on Wednesday rapper needs News. majority of nights, you can the DJ for the The plan had been OK'd the white people solid pulse and daybefore by UAO concert in Bowling tune into the "AJ visa versa for director Matt LaRiccia who, as Green, the hip- and DJ Dub Show" the poetry. far as I could tell was more than hop and rap AJ, whose happy to get this kind of positive on WBGU and get a coverage from The BG News. Of genre is grow- taste of a grooving, real name is course, as an entertainment ing bigger than Emmanuel writer for this paper I can tell ever. rhythmic and new Essel Jr., senior you that the two organizations Today, the increasingly popu- IPC major, also haven't exactly had a hand - in - BG communi- lar style of the has his own hand-singing-'Kumbaya-my- ty has the show on Lord"-around-the-campfire type choice to pay genre." WBGU. The of relationship of late. 1 think the same amount of money to show, "Reggae Dimensional," is a both Matt and I were both look- ing forward to changing that go to a dance club to see CDs blend of reggae with some dance "So, can I watch you guys set played or to see a live hip-hop hall and dub. In the show's three up," I said Saturday. group. Students also have the years, its style has remained con- But then Man called over one option to take a summer course sistent. Some days AJ sticks with of his advisers, apparently on hip-hop taught by professor all of one style and provides named Jason, who I had coinci- Halifu Osumare almost one hundred percent of dentally talked to the night for those with a taste for hip- his vast music collection for before when he led me to hop on Wednesday nights, you "Reggae Dimensional." believe this story would run without a hitch. can tune into the "AJ and DJ Dub AJ was born and raised in "Sorry," Jason said. "The arena Show" on WBGU and get a taste Ghana, West Africa, on a smaU is closed to everyone but UAO of a grooving, rhythmic and new island. There he grew up with staff and the band." increasingly popular style of hip- hip-hop, reggae, and local High- I was stunned. I couldn't hon- hop. The show has been going Life music (also call Ghanaian estly believe that my watching on since the fall of 1998 and its music). them set up for the show, as we popularity is growing rapidly. "I've always had a profound had discussed the day before, Every cut is mixed and love for reggae music," AJ said. could have created any sort of a problem. scratched live in the WBGU stu- "Most musicians are self-taught. Then, to drive Jason's point dio by DJ Dub, a University grad- They never learn to read a single home, another UAO adviser, this uate student. The beats and note of music, so they just play time a woman with blonde hair vibes reach people of all ages by the feel of it" hurried up to the situation for who love non-commercial hip- "Reggae music laid a huge TDM REED BG Nan her two cents, as unwelcome as hop, and the show receives a foundation of what is out there Dubbin': DJ Dub has become one of the most respected artists on the Bowling Green hip-hop scene. they may have been. "Maybe if good response from both the today. Disco and techno are just you would have set this up earli- er we could have done some- young and old. Each song flows old reggae rhythms sped up. I into one another with no dead wish there was more reggae It is called "Bay of Funk Rastar met DJ Dub and AJ at recorded and will soon be avail- thing about this," she said, obvi- Invasion." It is also a hip-hop their Wednesday radio show and able on CD. This show was ously uninformed that I had set air. All of the music, which is on bands in the area" called "Wax Bowl 2001." DJDub this up with Matt more than a vinyl, is played on DJ Dub's Vem (AKA Complete) and and rap show. Rastar frequently hung out at the studio. DJ Dub week ago. turntables. Tommy (AKA Rastar or Asterix) sits in and freestyles with Vem to then introduced Rastar to Vem is excited about this release. He But still, they win. I was asked Senior Amy Simonovski lis- comprise Comera, formerly instrumental backgrounds. last year, and things clicked from warned fans to "not be surprised to leave. To Man's credit he did tens to the "AJ and DJ Dub Show" known as Black Ice. This hip- Star Afrique consists of Abibo the start. Right away they if you hear yourself singing along all he could do by offering me every week and occasionally vis- hop duo performs in the local Ngandu and AJ. Ngandu is a formed a band together. They on the recording the mics were the opportunity to wait for the Congo native but he has also both had a stronger interest in on and the tables were hot." band to arrive outside. "But if its the WBGU studio when area with Star Afrique. In addi- they're on the air. tion to Comera, Rastar is a lived in Europe for several years, underground hip-hop rather Jason Ward, booking agent at security throws you out, there's than mainstream hip-hop. Easy Street Cafe, feels bad for live nothing I can do." "I like the show because I can drummer in the local band so, he raps in both French and It really puzzled me that an hear good music that would not TendollartypewriteR. English. They just recently fin- The Blockers (short for black hip-hop/rap acts because there organization would go so far out be heard anywhere else," Comera is just short term. It is ished working on an EP "Das rockers), a different band con- are only a few places to perform of their way to stop good public- Simonovski said. "It is great non- more of hobby so nothing is very What It Is." It will be recorded at sisting of Abibo, AJ, Rastar, at. He continued by saying that ity. As far as I was concerned commercial music. | AI and DI serious, and the group gets along a BGSU studio. The feature Complete, and DI Dub, started he hires hip-hop and rap acts they might as well have spat in Dub| play 'real' hip-hop." very well AJ says that Rastar is tracks on the EP will have a guest when DJ Dub and Star Afrique only because "it is music that I my face. The one thing I did appearance by Comera called asked Comera to come and rap like." know is that they shot them- AJ and DJ Dub feel that hip- "very modest. A down to earth the "posse cut." Next for Star on a few songs. The latest CD compilation selves in the foot. hop stems from a mix of jazz, old kind of guy." But still, I was determined to school soul and old reggae. Vem, a senior education Afrique is a show Tuesday, May 1 The Blockers' performance at from DJ Dub, is now available at get in. Their usual play list consists of major also hasashow on WBGU. at Howard's Club H. Easy Street on Feb. 24 was Finders music. Equipped with the cell phone number of Joel Forman, 0-A.R.s road manager, who I had met a week earlier while doing an Ani DiFranco amazes Toledo audience with energetic show interview with the band I called Joel and it turned out the band By Mary Beth Murtha Her incomparable voice slid into the just asking to be let go. MANAGING EDITOR was just getting into Bowling microphone and punctuated songs like She worked out a duet with her opening Green. "What How When Where (Why, Who)." act, Erin McKeown, in the middle of the "Just meet me at the arena," The Stranahan Theater. Toledo. 9 p.m. One minute she's popping out jams at an show. They battled on the guitar right Joel told me. So I went around The audience sucked in its breath, col - unbelievable pace, backed up by an down to the stage, facing each other on back and saw OA.R.'s van. I I lectively, as she walked onstage. amazing flute player, the next she's croon- their knees and still hitting each note. walked up to the van and the Looking as at home here, surrounded ing into the mic, sultrily and slowly, asking Then McKeown strummed on her own, sliding door opened. Iby hundreds of screaming fans, as she us "Who's gonna love you now?" The echoing her earlier work. "Come in here Dan," yelled I would in a smokey bar, Ani DiFranco put whole piece of jazzy-soul-folk is an excel- At times serious, at times laughing Benj Gershman, OAR. Bass Iher fingers to that guitar and drew every- lent feat of music, melody and voice, but crazily, DiFranco managed to involve all player. So I walked in with OAR lone to their feet. to hear it live is to understand it com- of us in her experience. We could hear and helped them set up a little, Behind her, the members of her live pletely. every distinctive Ani gasp—every breath. but mostly I just stood around ■band backed up her up with slippery She played quite a lot of new stuff, from We were sharing it the stage and did what I wanted |horn tunes and a pounding rhythm. her recently released double album The audience's reaction to her mesmer- to do all along: Watch. She had us all from the first note. "Revelling/Reckoning." Dreadlocks piled izing performance was amazing in itself. And you know what? I didn't DiFranco played to a crowded house high, she swayed and bobbed to "Ain't The energy of this bunch was overpower- get in the way, I didn't break any- IWednesday night, which many might That the Way," revelling in the beat, ing. They swarmed toward the stage, thing and I got everything I Ifind surprising for Toledo. She played singing. "I swing my stick legs 'round at some dancing erratically in the aisles, needed for my story. Ihere for the first time — and now, maybe the root/and pile drive each foot into a some singing at the top of their lungs, all Of course I had to undermine lit won't be the last platform boot/and I'm up and I'm out/ eyes glued to DiFranco, taking it all in. UAO to do it and that's not really She stood in the pale blue lights of the cuz Im bouncing off the walls." And just She closed with a quote: "Every tool... is the way I wanted to get the story. Tom KMd BG fta« stage. :ui imposing figure — until her face like the ideogram on her Righteous Babe a weapon... if you hold it right" But, because of their unrea- Conceit Ani DiFranco revelled in the b«*e "«° a grin and she slammed into record label, her muscular arms pumped, sonable actions, it had to be e drawing each guitar chord out like it was done. spotlight Wednesday night in Toledo * ** °f many incredible songs. ANI. PAGE 7 BG NEWS NOW ENTERTAINMENT Friday, April 27,2001 7 Eve avoids sophomore slump with 'Bridget Jones'is 'Scorpion;' Book of Love worth hating anything but daft EVE THE BOOK OF LOVE in sublime comedy SCORPION THE BEST OF BOOK OF LOVE A- F By Kevin Aeh graceful, only to come across as Interscope Records Reprise Records ENTERIAINMENF REPORTER inelegant, that perfect mixture comes through. She drinks, she smokes and Hugh Grant takes a depar- Who's that girl? So you say you've never heard she has no qualms about drop- ture from his usual cuddly, Well, she's Rough Ryder's first of The Book of Love? WfeU, you're ping the "F" word. Bridget floppy, charming roles and lady, Eve, entering 2001 with her in good company neither has Jones is not your typical plays a bit of an ass in the role sophomore album, Scorpion. them. Napster, Imesh or Songspy. the soundtrack to the romantic comedy leading lady. of Bridget's boss. Of course he This album is so hot you need Apart from the hit single The Book of Love is an 80's "Halloween" movies that we have And that's why the movie is the wrong man for Bridget, oven gloves just to touch it. "Who's that Girl," Eve also has a techno/pop band. Techno is all come to know and love, but in works. so of course they start a rela- Eve is accompanied with all- second single that will blow up supposed to make you dance this context this song does not "Bridget lones' Diary" has tionship. It's a welcome change star producers across the board the charts, called "Let Me Blow and pop is supposed to make get any message across. The first had a lot of hype surrounding it to see Grant in such a role. such as Teflon, Swiss Beatz and Your Mind," featuring Gwen you happy, but for some reason 20 seconds of the song are even before the filming was fin- How many times has he played Dr. Die. These big-time produc- Stefani. If you havent heard it The Book of Love, just makes you incredibly scary and make you ished. Fans of the popular the character-type from "NotungHill"? , ers and Eve's silky smooth lyrics yet, glue your ears to the radio pissed off. think like this song is going to be British novel threw a fit when make for an incredibly enjoy- and leave your TV on, tuned to This CD meshes very well, powerful, but then you come to Renee Zelrweger, an American The onfy problem with the able album. Even though I don't "BET's Basement "or "MTV meaning that the whole CD is your senses and remember that actress with a Texan accent, film is the soundtrack Classic agree with a million cameos on lams." This song has a smooth terrible. Not only are we given 15 this CD is worse than getting a was cast as the British Bridget. romantic-comedy songs are On top of that controversy, a solo album, the features on hook and Eve's mind blowing terrible songs, but they felt the root canal. prominently featured through- Zelrweger not only added a this album don't upstage what flow. This collaboration shows need to give us an extra track of The last song of any signifi- out the film. There's Aretha Eve is trying to do, which is to that hip-hop and rock can gel fake accent, but also 20 extra crap. Wfaw, that was so very nice cance to this CD is "Counting Franklin's "Respect" playing make good music. There are together, unlike Run-DMC's lat- The Rosaries." Yeah, you guessed pounds as well. est release, Crown Royal. of them. A lot of times when people when Bridget gets a boast of some artists returning from the This "best-of" CD is so bad it, this song is one of the worst first album like Drag-On, The Eve is also tapping into reg- cant stop talking about such self-confidence, and "It's that it makes you wonder what songs I have ever heard and I'll 1X)X and DMX but there are gae music by collaborating with tell you why. unimportant factors, little is Raining Men," when Bridget is also some new guests like Trina, two members of the Marley their mediocre songs are like if said about the actual movie caught between the affections this is the best of the best "Counting The Rosaries" is Da Brat and Teena Marie. There family. The song is a remake of such a simple yet irritating song. and the film flops. Such is not of two men. Of course it are some pleasing surprises like Dawn Penn's song "No, No, No." Some of the "best" songs the case with "Bridget Jones." include: "Pretty Boys and Pretty This song will get in your head wouldn't be a romantic come- Damien, Stephen Marley and It is hot. Two other worthy and never leave. You will be The movie is a box office suc- dy without Van Morrison's songs are "Got What You Need" Girls," "Tubular Bells" and per- cess and is good, too. Gwen Stefani from No Doubt. playing Softball, taking a test, or "Someone Like You." I swear I enjoyed this album a lot featuring Drag-On and "You haps the most irritating song, The story is about a 32-year- "Counting The Rosaries." even partying and this song will that song has popped up in because of the flawless hooks Ain't Getting None" which I pop up and haunt your thoughts. old single woman in London. and the production. I would think is one of best-produced "Pretty Boys and Pretty Girls," She is not at a place where she every "chick flick^ I've seen this sounds just like the terrible title it You will almost get the sense that year. never have thought that Eve songs 1 have ever heard. they are brainwashing you to wants to be in life. She has no could have done it again since Pick this album up. It has was given. It has a techno intro stable relationship, her career is The overheard songs are but then somehow rums into a actually go and count your Swiss Beatz has been sliding longevity, which is a lot more not going anywhere and she is only a minor problem, though, than I can say for the other crap song full of meaningless fluff. Rosary Beads. Ahhhhhhhh!!! quite clumsy. It is not unusual downhill. Rough Ryder has, The Book of Love falls short of that has been coming out lately. "Tubular Bells," is another one for Bridget Jones to spend a in a film that is "smashing," as a honestly, let down most of us its name. I think I'd feel better And to Eve, congratulations, of these songs that were made Saturday evening with a bottle Brit would say. hard-core fans because we with a copy of the real book of know that Swiss Beatz could you have done it again. You purely to make money, and I'm of wine lip-syncing the words love, the Kama Sutra. have been better. This album is passed the sophomore test not even sure how it did that to "All by Myself." I know, it almost a rebirth for both of ■Damon Lee "Tubular Bells," starts out like ■DaveSchrag sounds pathetic, but it is enter- taining and easy to relate to. A lot of the credit goes to Helen Fielding, author of the novel and co-writer on the 'Freddy Got Fingered' is sophomoric mess screenplay. Fielding has creat- ed a character that is easy to By Tan Wine in California, while he shops his fires of his many critics. Green humorous. relate to, but not often seen INKRUiNMlK! REP0RIER drawings around to different ani- will never be given directing If Green is going to play his enough in popular culture. Tom Green's new film is a les- mation studios. Apparently reigns again. If he does make main comedic angle of being an Bridget Jones is just like the girl son in stupidity. Anthony Michael Hall is still another film, it will have to be idiot, he must make sure the next door. She has self-esteem This is always the case with alive, as he plays the head of the strong at the box office, and material is somewhat funny and issues, mild substance abuse anything Green does. studio Gord most wants to work more importantly, consist of a that there is something more to issues and slightly neurotic Unfortunately, the Canadian's at Hall tells him he has talent, much higher level of quality. his character than being a tendencies. In other words, she directorial debut lacks the usual but his ideas are moronic, as is Green needs to stay away from moron. is no "Ally McBeal," even humor that accompanies his he. Conceding failure, Gord the gross, crude acts in the film Green has proved he can play though her skirts are just as patented moronic exploits. returns home to Portland. which are supposed to be funny, this kind of character and make short Green's new film, "Freddy Got From here on out, the movie when in fact they are juvenile it work with his smaller but Yes, Renee Zelrweger nailed Fingered," can best be described mainly consists of Gord going to and dumb. In fact, "Freddy" was humorous role in "Road Trip." that British accent and success- as a complete bomb. There is war with his ashamed (rightfully slapped with an NC-17 rating Unfortunately, Green's first major fully gained weight (something one major reason why Green's so) father (played by Rip Tom), before some additional editing role, and directing debut is noth- unheard of among Hollywood was done. ing less than a major disappoint- actresses), but these aren't the trademark comedic style, being a who can't deal with the moronic reasons she is perfect for the moronic jackass, does not trans- antics of his son. These parts of the film are just ment from a talented young gross and sophomoric, not comic role. True, they help make her late well in this movie. Apparently, this is the main more believable in the role, but Green plays a character, not plot of the script, which isn't a it is Zellwegers acting that real- Prrto Provided himself. The problem with his good one. In addition to direct- ly comes through. She has the character in this movie is that he ing, Green also co-write the film, perfect mixture of security and POLE DANCER: Renee is a complete and total idiot, all so he takes full blame for this vulnerability. When she makes Zellweger takes the plunge as the time. Because the character piece of cinematic crap. With a fool of herself speaking in Bridget Jones in the hit film is not acting in an unusual man- Green's talents, a superb script public, which she does quite "Bridget Jones' Diary." The movie ner, the irony and most of the wasn't needed, but he is used the often, you feel her embarrass- is now playing at the Cla-zel humor is lost. The viewer just wrong way in this film. Sadly to ment, too. When she tries to be Theater. ends up wanting to slap Green say, Green has no one to blame through most of the film. but himself for the complete fail- Green plays Gord Brody, a 28 ure of this movie as he wrote and year old struggling animator, directed it who lives in his parents' base- The saddest part of the DiFranco wows Toledo ment He leaves his home of "Freddy" mess is the severe blow encore could never be duplicat- Photo PnwdM AN). FROM PAGE 6 Portland, Ore., to venture to Green's fledgling career will take. ed. Hollywood. He has secured a job Already being panned as a horri- COW-TASTIC: Tom Green sucks an udder, bites an umbilical cord The audience erupted as she And she complied. at a "cheese sandwich factory" bly unfunny comedy that is and licks wounds in the critically panned comedy, "Freddy Got and her band hugged, bowed Ani Dif ranco proved, in a mat- (this reviewer wasn't aware there expected to fizzle out at the box Fingered." "Freddy" is now playing at the Woodland Mall. and left the stage. The lights ter of hours, that Toledo knows were such job opportunities) out office, it only adds fuel to the dropped. An imploring buzz rose its stuff— and knows how to until we could feel it, faces lit by appreciate a powerful woman lighters—such an energetic, with a creative, one-of-a-kind enthusiastic request for an sound. GDflGGK CDS feQDtf Dtt QGDOBV^&GGfta fflRfflffiWffifflffln^^ 'V ** '■ ■■■:■:■'■■ '■■ Come celebrate Mother's Day on May 13,200111am w~% cM<>fAws2)(u/<8uffel Find a Mate with cM« TT^M# S)etails <®M^-tr Kappa Kappa Gamma Slow Roasted Prime Rib au jus Reservations Required & Kappa Sigma Country Smoked Ham Please call: University Catering Roast Turkey Breast at 372-6951 Broccoli Rice Casserole Monday-Friday 9 am - 5 pm Steaming Fresh Vegetables By noon on Fri. May 11th. Gourmet Salads Dessert Bar Parking is available in lots J &3 Beverage (off of Thurstin Ave.) and lots 7 & 8 between Merry & Reed St. off Thurstin Ave. Please use Towers West Entrance off of Thurstin Ave. Adults- $12.95 plus tax Children ages 3-10 years old - $5.95 plus tax Children under the age of 3 years - Free Golden Buckeye Card Patrons - $11.95 [5S BGSU Students - $11.95 with student ID (Meal Plans Accepted) MLB: TIGER'S HOLT PITCHES FOURTH CAREER COMPLETE GAME IN WIN. PAGE 9 FRIDAY April 27, 2001 www.bgnews.com/sports BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY A new coach and an experienced lineup ignites The Falcons' quest to get back to number "' ¥ *- m By Pete Stella same, but the offense is so wide open. It brings SPORTS EDITOR a lot of style and a lot of big plays that can hap- owling Green football coach Urban pen. I expect to see big plays out of the Meyer and Cleveland Browns head offense." B coach Butch Davis have a lot In "I think the outlook of our team is really common. good," said fifth-year senior Joe Alls. " We've Both came from dominate collegiate pro- been working as hard as we have since I have grams (Meyer from Notre Dame, Davis from been at this school and that's been three yean. Miami) whose history could alone speak for We have a great attitude and both sides of the the reputation of the team. ball are working hard to Improve." Both entered programs which were in des- Long feels the defense will be even stronger perate need of help and in need of a spark to then last season due to ten starters returning entice the players into the winning mindset. and 13 of the 15 top tacklers also coming back. And both have the eyes and hearts of their The offense, which was hampered with respective communities on them like peanut better on jelly. injuries last season, has already seen wide Saturday, Meyer gets his first chance to unveil receivers Kurt Gerling go down with a torn his Brown and Orange squad to the hungry ACL and Aaron Alexander sit out with a con-' Bowling Green public in the annual Spring tinuing knee problem which hampered him Game. last season. The contest takes place at Doyt Perry "We have not adjusted to [the loss of the Stadium with game time set for 1 p.m. and receivers] well and no one has stepped up to admission is free. take advantage of the situation," Meyer said. What would make Meyer content Saturday But overall, the discipline is emanate and would be his team to better understand the dif- strong. ferent tempos. "From a whole, we are more disciplined," *1 want to see energy and have them under- Long said. "Coach Meyer runs a very disci- stand the difference between game and prac- plined team here and we have to do the little tice tempo," he said. "I was really discouraged things, the techniques ahd all that And if not, early on...but we have improved over the, we get harped on." course of the spring. "IMeyerj wants things done and he wants to "», new attitude and program has be a Division I program and I think we are awn rave reviews from his players. working our way to be a Division I program but "It's a totally different team then It was in the I don't think we are there yet" last four years that I've been here," said firth- "f expect to win a lot of games next year," Alls year senior Chad Long. "Our defense is the said. 2001 Falcon Football the opponents to defend the - "I think the outlook of our team ^really Spring Prospectus entire field. MM good. We've been working as hard as we SPRING GAME: Saturday, April OEFEN$rVttY:13outofthel5 have since I have been at Ihis school and 28 at Doyt Perry Stadium. The' top tacklers return from list that's been three years. We have a great game will begin at lp.m. season. EXPERIENCE: The Falcons INJURIES: The injury plague attitude and both sides, of the ball are return 18 starters from last . continues from last season. year's team (eight on offense. Wide receivers Kurt Gerling and working to improve." 10 on defense). Aaron Alexander along with offensive lineman Greg Kupte NEW-LOOK OFFENSE BG will ajl went down with knee JOE ALLS, RUNNING BACK use spread formations to force injuries during the spring. BG NEWS SPORTS Friday, April 27,2001 9 (j* The average person has €\ BG takes on RedHawks oi^er t.HGO dreams a year... VS Sweet Dreams'ff £ By Dorothy Wrona Shaw said of BGSU's offensive SPORTS REPORTER effort against the Buckeyes. "I It's been a long week for the think we're ready." Wanted Bowling Green Softball team. And Miami comes into the week- Personals it's not over yet end series at fifth place in the After the Falcons pulled out an MAC standings, with a 6-12 mark 11-inning win against Ball State in the league and a 16-28 record Pregnant? Get Tested in game two of Tuesday's double- overall. The RedHawks are com- Confidential, professional service. Subleaser needed for summer header and split Wednesday's 354-4673 BGPC Spacious, 2 bdrm apartment only ing off a sweep at the hands of $525 Call 354-2457 doubleheader against Ohio State, Ohio University in Saturday's Falcon head coach Leigh Ross- doubleheader. Subleaser needed for this summer Shaw gave the team a break and BGSU took last season's series Wanted Less than $200 a month Call 352- cancelled practice yesterday. against Miami 3-1. However, 2028. "I'm hoping the rest will do Ross-Shaw is not taking them them well," she said. lightly. The RedHawks have 1 roommate needed for summer And this afternoon the Falcons strong hitting and solid pitching. May 16-August, S225/mo. Help Wanted will get right back into action The Falcons themselves field a 354-2314, Close to campus. when they start a three-game strong offense. Nikki Rouhana 1 to 3 subleasers needed. May through August. 3 bdrm. house. May home series against the Miami leads BGSU with a .364 batting ■-Cleaning & Miscellaneous help rent free. $187/month Contact Jon- RedHawks. average, followed by Jen needed starting May 14 for short & na at 354-5386. 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KY 1 -800-933-3575 Dayton/Springfield 1-800-283-5511 Applications are available in 210 or 204 West Hall Lima/Bucyrus 1-800-894-0529 Detroit 1-734-955-9094 Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Cleveland/Ashland Pittsburgh 1-800-355-2732 Starts at S400 - Call 353-5800 Editor applications due Monday, April 30 Canton/Erie 1 -800-674-0680 West Virginia 1-800-545-4423 Cincinnati/Kentucky 1-800-288-4040 Southeast Ohio 1-800-545-4423 Interviews for editors will be held starting on Monday, May 6 Manslielov Ashland 1 -800-894-0529 All other applications due Friday, May 4 No Experience Necessary. Train in one facility during school Management Inc. and work during summer break. We offer Schedule All other interviews will be held starting on Tuesday, May 7 Flexibility. Start training NSM Stop by our office at 1045 N. Main St. Schedule an interview A.S.A.P. for complete listing or Contact: AmyJo Brown www■homeci tvice.com Call 353-5800. www.wcnet.org/-mecca [email protected]