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President Ribeau stresses cooperation, values in speech

By SARA EATON for each core value in a power- The BG News point presentation. Cover Rather than focus on First, Ribeau explained that the priorities of the nothing gets done individually story 1999/2000 school at the University, but it is all team can't do it, the French year, President Sidney Ribeau done through cooperation. club can't do it,. . . all of those took a new approach to his "With over 18,000 students, things help." Opening Day speech. over 3,000 faculty and staff He added that values play a members, what holds this all large role in how things get Two examples on the Bowl- together?" he asked. "It's not done. However, they are so far ing Green campus were given the president. The football removed from day-to-day activities that they need to be refocused on. While there are so many things going on around the world and campus, people often forget the important things in life, Ribeau said. He BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE cited the earthquakes in Turkey as one example. President Ribeau talks to faculty and students about campus values and activities. "Forty thousand people wiped out like that," he said, Ribeau said, laughing. top or not. Rec center, the organizations, snapping his fingers. "We need The idea is for the students "You don't always have to the Information Technology a value perspective that carves to receive help in determining agree, what's important is that Services," she said. a trail which says in spite of who they are as a person, not you're able to talk about it," Ribeau said five years ago that." just a student, he said, adding Ribeau said. "What's impor- not many would have thought After pointing to the five that it also helps academically tant is that you're able to find that Bowling Green students colorful, banner-like signs across the board. ways to work through it and could raise $200,000 for a local with each core value, connec- "Springboard has helped me make it work after." charity. However, the students tions on campus were made a lot. It helped my raise my • Cooperation believed in it and cooperated with each value. GPA," said Maurice Allen, President's Day coordinator to make it happen. • Creative Imaginings Springboard student. "Without Montique Cotton emphasized • Intellectual and Spiri- First, Ribeau urged every- this program I would not be how much cooperation is need- tual Growth one to think creatively and try where I am today." ed for the recruitment day. Each year a class goes to the doing things differently from • Respect for One Anoth- "I get cooperation for all of South Bronx, the poorest con- usual. er the offices all over campus, gressional district in the coun- "Don't be afraid to think of BGSU offers a class on civil- even the organizations," she try, to help and experience something a little different or ity, which teaches students said. those less fortunate. unique," he said, explaining how to be, civil. While it takes organization "Even after all that, they that enhancement and "Civility is really a climate for the day to run smoothly, still have a high spirit," said improvement should be the in which respect is a priority," Cotton said, without the coop- multicultural studies intern ultimate goal. said Craig Vickio, associate eration from everyone the pro- Jamie Marino, explaining the BG Kewi Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Springboard is one example director of the counseling cen- gram would not work so well. hardships of being poor or of a creative imagining, he ter. Dance Marathon coordina- homeless. tor Natalie Crown agreed. President Ribeau spoke about the importance of the Univer- said. Ribeau explained that respect is what makes the dif- "We have to have coopera- sity's core values during his Opening Day speech. "Springboard was thought • See RIBEAU, page six. of on a racquetball court," ference between being at the tion from all over campus, the BGSU contends with overcrowding University plans for Union ByJEFTARNETT think its as critical as many who continued by explaining ing to Whipple. closing in middle December The BG News students do, that its more of an the advantages of full enroll- Overall, the University's BY BRANDI BARHITE the Pheasant Room and will The number of students on inconvenience than a serious ment. "The more students you population increased by The BG News offer a fresh salad bar, soup and campus has increased consider- problem. have, the greater the diversity, approximately 3 percent, and The University Union will be a buffet. ably in the last several years, "Parking |at the University! plus the more money you should continue to do so for sev- operating at full capacity dur- For students who like a late- but some students don't think is a lot better than at the other receive from the state." eral years in the future, said ing this semester, but plans are night pizza snack, the Shadows that's a good change. schools I have seen," Zentmeyer Whipple also claimed that Whipple. Admissions was so already being made for when it Snack Bar in Kreischer Quad- Darin Fisher, residential said. "The problem is just that energy and excitement are gen- successful, in fact, that the new closes its doors Dec. 19. rangle will serve pizza Sunday- adviser in Darrow Hall in it's remote, whereas on other erated when a school is grow- student admissions closed May According to Ed O'Donnell, Thursday 7 p.m.- 3 a.m. and Kreischer, said that overcrowd- campuses, there are not the ing. 14, the first time it has closed director of dining services, Saturday 7 p.m.- 1 a.m., O'Don- ing has been detrimental to res- spaces." According to Zentmeyer, early in a number of years. there will be a variety of alter- nel said. idents. Ed Whipple, vice president of Whipple and Mike Walsh, the "Key factors in our success native eating areas established Other exploratory plans call "When I look at the past cou- student affairs, agreed. director of admissions, the has been the overwhelming and many dining halls will offer for an information and food ple of yi'urs, it was less crowd- "There is parking, but it may increase in University popula- involvement from faculty, and extended hours come spring area in Olscamp Hall and limit- ed," Fisher said. "Almost all not be where students want it tion has come about due to also students," Walsh said. semester. ed food in the library, O'Donnell singles have been eliminated, to be," Whipple said. He did more aggressive recruitment Whipple and Zentmeyer "It is going to be a little bit of said. except for the freak [cases]. mention the University often and a generally more favorable added that a general improve- a challenge, but our goal is to "We have done a good deal of They have even put doubles in kicks around the idea of a park- public opinion of the Universi- ment in the University's repu- provide the same levels of ser- planning and I think that we the conduit rooms." ing deck, but it is considered to ty. tation is also a major factor in vice," he said. can meet everyone's needs," he According to Jim Zentmeyer, be a long-term project. Walsh said the new target the surge of new students. As of today the design for the said. associate director of residence Whipple said the recent for new student admissions was "Bowling Green is becoming new union is completed and As for this semester though, life, approximately 7,000 stu- increase in student population set for the fall of 1998. That a lot more popular," Whipple architects began the blueprints the union will be operating dents will be living on campus is a result of the University year's class of new students said, claiming that prospective in June. The new Union, fea- "business as usual," said Ed this year, cons.derably more attempting to meet enrollment represented a significant students are becoming aware of turing a food court, bookstore, Whipple, vice president of stu- than the 6,500 who lived on caps that are set by the state. increase over recent years, and the academic and physical bar, fine dining, movie theater dent affairs. Whipple added campus two years ago. As a "We have not been there for a so did this year, a 22 percent and pub, is projected to open that students will be updated result of the increase, the avail- number of years, said Whipple, increase over last year, accord- • See CROWDED, page six. November 2001. on the new Union's process reg- ability of single rooms has been The Founders Keepers snack ularly and will be asked for greatly reduced. bar and Towers West Restau- input. He said students will be However, Zentmeyer said the rant will be two such eating involved with the interior reduction in single rooms is not areas offering extended ser- design, furniture purchase, a sign of overcrowding. vices and hours while the new vendor selection and space allo- "This year, all of our double Union is under construction. cation for the new Union. rooms are double rooms," Zent- The snack bar will be open "Students have been meyer said. Monday- Friday 7 a.m. until involved in both the core and Zentmeyer explained that midnight, when it will serve project committees from the smaller campus populations in coffee and bakery items in the start," he said. "Student input the past allowed empty double morning and sandwiches and and advice is critical in these rooms to be sold as single rooms pizza in the evening. O'Donnell areas and we will continue to to students who were willing to said much of the Union equip- work closely with undergradu- pay the premium. The near- ment, such as the cappuccino ate student senate and gradu- capacity population this year, machine and the grill, will be ate student senate." however, required that only moved over to Founders in Before the Union closes rooms intended as single rooms order to "mirror" the Union's though, Dave Crooks, director be sold as such. As a result, sin- services. of the Union, said tentative gle rooms were only available Founders will also be open plans are being made to cele- in Anderson, Founders, Rogers during the holiday break in brate the 31-year-old structure. halls and Offenhauer Towers. order to accommodate the fac- Crooks said he would like to "We do not have as many ulty and staff. O'Donnell hopes bring in a free concert for the options," Zentmeyer said. "But Founder's courtyard will be an students and serve pizza and the alternative is, we would area for students and faculty to soda. More on this event and have 400 fewer students that eat when the weather is warm. the closing of the Union will be could attend Bowling Green." Additionally, O'Donnell given to students in mid-semes- Another issue relating to the said Towers West will be open ter, he said. campus burgeoning population Monday-Friday 11:30 am -2:30 "We just want to thank the is parking. Many students have BG Newt Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE p.m. for lunch and 4:30 p.m- vocally complained about a lack community and do something 6:30 p.m. for dinner. He said to let the students know how of it in the last several years. Swarms of students wait In Una at The Pizza Outlet. This year has saan a 22 percent increase in Zentmeyer, however, does not the menus will be similar to the much we appreciate them," enrollment. Union's Bowling Greenery and Crooks said. I ,i ■■'] c page The BG News Wednesday, August 25, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Just try to keep it reed |PEO So another new semester is does anyone outside this someone who said he didn't upon us. Freshmen are flowing podunk town care that I write a want to believe that love could om tmeistre across campus like beer on a column every week? possibly just be chemicals and fifty-cent draft night. Sure, I amuse some people hormones running around in Sophomores have returned around here and occasionally our bodies at particular times. with renewed confidence, hav- provoke some thought (or peo- But I asked him if that knowl- ing put one whole year behind ple I talk ts arc good actors edge reduces the experience them, granting them dominion and/or liars), but what I do over the aforementioned fresh- here, what I am here, is fairly any. It doesn't. What you feel, men. inconsequential. whether it's hormones or heav- Juniors are even cockier, Am I saying this place does- enly bodies twirling about your most of whom knowing that n't matter? No, that's stupid soul, is still what you feel. The they already can or soon will be talk again. What I'm saying is same goes for BG. able to celebrate drunken tom- "People at BG, few of that this isn't the alpha and You're still here at BG and foolerly legally instead of hav- them have a decent omega of the universe. It's a you've still got literally thou- ing that guy across the hall buy bushel of rocks in prolonged motel where we sands of opportunities and beers. unpack our bags and bounce up resources at your fingertips. their head. The rest and down on the bed once in a And there're our hallowed You've been handed more seniors (some of them seniors are plain stupid." while, but sooner or later, we for the third year, no less), who move on. And no one's power and potential than have the esteemed privilege of Brian really think so many peo- impressed that you came from you've seen your whole life. It's knowing everything. ple are stupid?" Armpit, Ohio, population 10. Or not the grand daddy, but it's Luckily, I fall into the last Yes, I do. But hey, take that you're from one of the more than you've known, I'm category. So that means, finally, solace. You have lots of compa- many suburbs of Cleveland or sure. after the past whatever years of ny and even better, it's not Columbus. Well, actually some totally your fault. So who am I? Mr. Preachy? writing these insensible ram- people will be. I won't. No, I don't care. Most people A good immediate question This world is far larger than blings, I now have some sort of have stopped reading by now validity, right? to ask is whether I include a few-hundred-mile span and a large percentage of those Yeah, right. If you never lis- myself in that same group of between your house and Bowl- tened to me before and used my smart people or not. Hell, I ing Green. It's larger than the still reading will forget it by face as tissue wipe while perus- don't know. I just write other 49 states in our country day's end. And this is fine with ing on the toilet, you won't lis- columns. with people just like you and me. Not all of us were meant to ten now. That's good. You're one But seriously, how do you me. It's larger than this hemi- succeed, which, in my opinion, of the smart ones. And that's expect me to take this place sphere. It's somehow even larg- requires at its foundation a this week's opening salvo. seriously? Or better put, do you er than every single nation on strong grasp of reality. That's People at BG, few of them really think the world outside this globe. And on that scale, takes us seriously? why they say reality bites. have a decent bushel of rocks in we're just the bacteria feeding There's nothing we can do but Maybe mom and dad are on mosquito poo in a rainforest their head. The rest are plain bite back. stupid. That's the knowledge happy to see your sorry butt out the size of Jupiter. I've come to after a semester of the house and sure, you'll So what's that mean for you Brian Taylor is a columnist for shy of three years here. Now have a better angle on that job and me? Take it for what it is, is The News and just an all-around I'm sure some people are read- you're going to leash yourself to my suggestion. It's like once, I mean guy. He can be smacked with me this, asking, "Come on, does not so far down the road. But got into an argument with reality at [email protected]. Park, then walk away

I never thought I would be It's a good thing I did. I had one to write the ol' run-o-the- Hary Beth no idea that the short-term res- mill column bitching about % Murtha ident lots were actually created parking. I walked everywhere to help people with a parking my first two years living on problem, instead of deliberately campus at the University, and aggravating mine. And if I had had no (or very little) problem actually read the mass mailing parking when I commuted that P&T sent out to resident before that. Parking was just students, I might have known another empty reason to com- M in advance that they existed. plain, in my opinion. I also hadn't realized that Just a few weeks ago, howev- the shuttle service had been as well, and for the same rea- er, I sank about a grand into a expanded to help lonely son. She was mortified, and I tin can on wheels. Let's call her nomads like me, walking all the was near tears with frustra- Ruth. She's a lovely, eleven- way from the overflow lot. tion. There remained only one year-old K-car wagon. I was Most importantly, I never recourse for an on-campus stu- really impressed with myself dent stupid enough to move her realized that I might be able to and my new-found sense of car from Lot 6, by the Alumni give Ruth the gift of a short- motility. But I found it hard to Center... term parking permit. It filled leave her anywhere. Back to lot 6. Lot 6 welcomed my heart with the joy only car Metered spaces at Lot 11 Ruth with open arms, and we owners who can never find a wouldn't take her, because she cheered up. place to simply put their car couldn't pay up. When she "See, there's always room for without somebody kicking it or found the cash, they still you at Lot 6," I told her confi- running into it or breaking into wouldn't take her. The reason? dently as we drove up and down it or stealing it or scratching it College kids moving in needed the rows. And up and down the or towing it away altogether a place to keep their wheels rows. And again. can understand. while they unloaded. Packed. Absolutely packed. If you find yourself living on Next we tried Lot 17, by the Other cars were left haphaz- campus with the old ball-and- Union. It was jam-packed, with ardly on the medians and the chain (and axle, and chassis, a line seven cars long waiting grass and blocking the lanes. and tires, and ...) do investigate just to get in line to wait in line. Ruth and I were nearly out of the parking situation. Do you "he siG rim is looking for a Ruth said no way. solutions. have an off-campus job? Do you r So we tried lot 9 by the TV The overflow lot [located in student teach? You might be I -J V / f f! 0 f' b C c! .1 _ 11 : station, a resident parking lot Japan, I think] was there for one of the lucky recipients of a ■ cartoonists to until this year. Ruth was satis- us. But we couldn't handle the brand-new shiny parking pass, fied, because her permit stigma. And I couldn't handle that will save you from parking ... if you have a matched the lot sign. So I left the miles of walking. in the hell that is Overflow. her there, sunlight glinting off I walked into the newsroom Of course, if you're one of her shiny chrome. today angry as anything. I rued those drivers that leaves twice ; or an opinion When I came back, however, the day I ever decided to invest a year (at Christmas and the she was pissed. She said she in a heap of junk instead of a last day of exams) leave your til?! [ EJCl'sir! ff!':', " ' ' ' ' §me in picture didn't feel as though she hoverboard. I wanted to raze car in the aforementioned f f r belonged there, because it was every parking lot from here to Overflow, where it won't get in J" JI"J7! ! ' O ! _'r' V' ' ' i ary Beth Murtha now a short-term lot for resi- Timbuktu, cars included. To Ruth's way. dents. She didn't fit in. So we vent, I decided to write. She tends to get cranky. tgsu.edu. high-tailed it outta there, Lest, however, I prove to Mary Beth ts the proud owner of — -■ before someone labeled her as opine like a raving, uninformed a maroon dragon wagon. Bumper an outsider with an orange lunatic, I decided to call Park- sticker suggestions — and com- ticket. ing and Traffic to get the low- ments — can be sent to marym<& Lots 8 and 12 rejected Ruth down first. bgnet.bgsu.edu 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt It. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publication without prior permission of Phone: (419) 372-2601 ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less The BG News is prohibited. than two typed, double-spaced pajes). 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then the song was finally Take me, for example. I sort of lost track of her as I ; ■ .- tl over and I relaxed, struck up grew up absolutely inundat- ACROSS 1 1 ■. 1 ' i • expanded my musical hori- 1 Cavaity swords another conversation, and 14 ed with the Beatles, Neil 7 Invitation •'. I- went on with life. But in the Diamond, Barry Manilow, zons. And then, when I came acronym R back of my mind I knew, etc. (yes, I know far too many to college, I removed her 11 Shed tears H 14 Last . (final and still know now, that it words of "Copa Cabana"). (and a few choice other CDs) .'■. ■ •'< 123 would happen again. appearance) I've basically gotten away from my collection all togeth- 15 Fence's foil from Diamond and Manilow, ^1 n ***' I ^m And SO, on**** and for all. er. 16 Be in debt but the Beatles have stuck X. 31 V Ill confess it to the world. I i7 juuiHaiiSt' r,n.v.. " like Gloria Estefan music. with me. Now, though, I have hit a 18 Marine vessel 19 Flipper 13 "• V n " I'm not necessarily proud of So, that's one way to turning point. I have re- 20 Pale V this fact, but I know every i ■ • r. ■ -. It happened again yester- acquire a taste for music you added Estefan to my CD col- 21 Area of day. I was driving in my car, word to practically every one may not otherwise like. uncertainty ~: 4-1 H *-. 4 of her songs (especially from lection, where she sits proud- 24 Type of table innocently, with one of my Another, and more fright- *• the early 90s) and I own one ly in her rightful spot some- 27 Work units H*® 1 friends sitting next to me in ening, way for music to work 28 Transmitter Gloria Estefan CD and six X •y ■..-■ b* 1 the front seat. its way into your life is by where between Sheryl Crow 30 "Cheers- star H^ cassette tapes (including a 33 Heavy tread All of a sudden, one of the hitting you when you're and Jewel. I have come to ■• |se '.' 1 1^ -; .*: Christmas tape, for goodness 34 More authentic songs came on the radio. At young and vulnerable, sake!). the conclusion that there 35 _ of roses h' B ta i.' f first it was easy to fight the searching for music that you 38 Cut grass temptation. My friend was Now, I think everyone has isn't anything I can do to 39 Sheep-ens? " * v like, wanting to expand your ■ telling me a story, and I con- tendencies to like certain change my musical taste 41 Actress Wesl collection (of cassette tapes, •■ '■ centrated on listening to her. music that they would never 42 Sleeve card in my case). This is where (especially the parts of it 43 Place of proudly admit to liking (like Gloria Estefan came into my 1999 T,«Kjne Medu So 8/25/99 Then, there was a lull in me and Gloria). So, when a that stem from my child- confinement A» rights rewvea the conversation and I was life. 44 Deejay Casey song comes on to the radio, hood), and though some of 46 "Casablanca" co- left, helplessly listening to one may know every single I was making a Christmas the radio. I tensed up, my the music may not be the star Peter 5 Sought office word but find themselves in list one year (this was back 48 Caribbean leade- 6 Alan Ladd classic CROSSj foot began tapping, just the awful spot of not being when the only three tapes in sort I would choose today, 49 Prepared lo take 7 Sling more mud slightly, and yet I still resist- word able to sing along because my entire music collection they are part of me nonethe- notice 8 Peat ed the temptation. were the Monkees, Foot- 50 Humorist 9 Quantity of ore LOOKING FOR doing so would not be social- less. Bombeck 10 Invigorates Every word of the song ly acceptable. loose, and Debbie Gibson). I 53 Solutions 11 Up to now ANSWERS IN ALL So, if I meet someone next was forming itself in my I understand this dilem- don't know where I had 55 Hanoi residents 12 YettobeDaid 58 Can opener? THE WRONG mouth, every note poised ma, and I think it stems picked up Gloria's name, but week who knows every word 13 Deflects and ready to escape, but I I put her on my list and 61 Actress Gabor 22 39 books of the PLACES? mostly from childhood. to every Barry Manilow song 62 Some beers Bible held my mouth closed for Everyone's base of music ended up getting a couple of 63 Strasbourg's GET SOME HELP dear life, praying that I could ever recorded, I may still 23 Actor Carou comes predominantly from her tapes for Christmas. region 25 Seteghts just hold out until the end of tease him or her, but some- FROM THE what their parents listen to. Throughout the following 66 Squealer 26 Capital of Kansas the song. 67 Transmitted 28 Canadian cop So, you can grow up with all years, my collection grew. I where deep down inside 111 ANSWER KEY — 68 Supplies with 29 Soothing otion mWV,&gnews,Cprn One more refrain, and different sorts of music. finally hit a point where I also understand. new weapons 31 Saltonor 69 Like a fox Sargasso 70 Play parts 32 Ultimatum words Muffin By Nora McVittie 71 Mai tenants 35 Former Green Did you Bay quarterback 48 Hipster 57 Baldwin brother DOWN 36 Tan shade 59 High point MufFlN 3WD 50 Civil Rights buy your 1 Display 37 Recondite martyr Medgar 60 One of the HE.R FR'ENPS 2 Saintly glow 40 Existed once Trumans H3D TiOCETS 51 Beau number two books 3 Cause to 45 Tubband 52 Heavily fleshed 64 Net-judges call -TO 3 collapse Hemingway 54 Dresses in 65 _ Tome and P3R-3w3y yet? 4 Notable period 47 Paddle 56 Shuttle grp Principe T3LKSHOW.

House search workshops. 300 Sad- «■ Y —» -^. v — .'ob fair info, posted jobs, Web dlemire Student Services WalkUp re istration b Building. UPCOMING search workshops. s 300- Sad-j° dlemire Student Services Friday, August 27 events Building. 4 p.m. Wednesday, August 25 g p m Women's Soccer hosts Gospel Choir Welcome Michigan State about the city of Bowling Green. educational facilities so thai our 8 a.m. Night The Falcons open the 1999 reg- International Travel Grant "WELCOME The town itself was founded on children had a better reason to This event is for the returning ular season with a contest an old Indian settlement, known Forms Available ask their parents for money. The students and new students. against the Spartans. This is TO for its exceptionally verdant Use grant forms to apply for 1040 Moore Musical Arts Cen- the first of three matches funds for education abroad quaint burg of Bowling Green ter. against Big Ten Conference foes TENPIN GREENS meadows. The natives used to experiences. Call 372-0309 for for the Brown and Orange. BG play a primitive game in which was chosen to be among the first more information. Center for they took turns tossing a spheri- will play 11 home matches dur- cities to host one of these new- International Programs, 1106 ing the regular season. cal weight down a smooth shaft Offenhauer West. in order to topple ten unstable fangled "colleges;" Bowling Cochrane Field. The editing stall at this news- objects arranged in a triangle. Green Slate University joined the 7 p.m. paper asked me to write a col- likes of Harvard, Princeton, and 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. That game was called Men's Soccer scrimmage at umn that would be appropriate Art Exhibit: Different "lacrosse." However, when the Roanoke Community College Wright State for their first issue. I declined, Voices Dayton, Ohio. colonists arrived in Upper Ohio maintaining that the student with its derision "to further the New Art from Poland. Runs they discovered this strange through Sept. 24. Daily except body would -probably much youths' pursuit of knowledge, to 8 p.m. game and decided "lacrosse" Mondays; 2-5 p.m. Sundays. rather read an amusing, off-the- Bowling Green Summer was a stupid name. They dubbed assist in their procurement of Free and open to the public. wall anecdote from my wacky, Musical Theater presents the sport "bowling" and named wisdom, and to occasionally Bryan Gallery, Fine Arts Cen- fun-filled summer vacation, like "Guys and Dolls' this special open-air field the ter. the time I found myself adopting clean the bathrooms." Tickets are priced at $8, $10 Bowling Greens. Later, after the photo/www.bgsu.edu and $12. Contact the Center a small boy in order to impress 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Indians were kicked out and Hanna Hall, home of Gish Box Office at 419/372-8171 or. my girlfriend. You should have So there you have it: a concise Art Exhibit: Once is Never forced to set up casinos in the Theater and the Women's 800/589-2224 for details. Z been there to see some of the yet thorough narrative on the Enough Wild Wild West, the European Center Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical hilarious misadventures that birth of our noble institution. I Textiles, Ancestors and Reburi- Arts Center. spunky lad and I — oh, wail; that settlers set up a town and named als in Highland Madagascar. it after the lush pastures which would have written more, except was Big Daddy. Runs through Sept. 24. Daily Thursday, August 26 8p.m. - 2 a.m. they had just leveled. I've been pressed for time except Mondays; 2-5 pm Sun- Ice Breaker Dance Here's a special First Issue days. Free and open to the pub- Some years later, after General because the Queen keeps asking 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sponsored by Multicultural » Column, aimed at helping the lic. Wankelman Gallery, Fine College Republicans Mem- Activities. 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I # t t>lfH - t t t -. ■* 5.'. f**\ , . ■ Wednesday, August 25,1999 The BG News Page 5 Despite weather, campus picnic fun Mom/daughter share By AMYJOL BROWN similar college experience The BG News By WENDY WELLMAN that, you could get paint at the Friendly volunteers greeted The BG News front desk to change the color of students as they flocked to the Twenty-seven years ago, Julie the walls," she said. dining halls offering free food Sliney, an BGSU alumnus Now the brick hallways are during the campus picnic held moved into the Dunbar residence painted, unlike when Sliney yesterday. hall. Five days ago her daughter lived there. She also noticed that The campus picnic, in its Kierstyn moved into Dunbar, the bathrooms have been made fourth year, began as a wel- just doors down from her moth- handicapped accessible. coming party for President Sid- er's old room. "Since we are both involved in ney Ribeau. The President Sliney never expected history Special Olympics, we thought chose to open the party to the to repeat itself. But when Kier- this addition was wonderful," campus community, which was styn, a microbiology major, she said. first known as "Picnic with the announced she was applying to While Kierstyn moves into Pres." bGSU, Siiney was amazed. Danbar, Sliney remembers what Although the picnic was "You always want your kids to she had in her old room. originally held outside with go to the same school you did," "We had a kitchen on the sec- tents and entertainment, the Sliney said, an elementary/spe- ond floor to cook in, so we all past two years it has been cial education major who gradu- brought pots and pans and other forced inside on account of ated in 1976 dishes," she said. rain. Then when her daughter Sliney also had an old-fash- Despite the weather, stu- announced her first choice for ioned oil popcorn popper, which dents still filled the Student residence halls was Dunbar was quite a novelty at the time. Union and other dining halls. because of its health/science However, just like residents of Grabbing treat bags filled with community, Sliney was again today, she said she used buckets cookies, lollipops, and chips, pleasantly surprised. for their shower items and had BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE students then moved on to the Dunbar was also Sliney's first matching bedspreads with her free hot dogs and veggie burg- choice in 1972 because it was one roommate. ers. Kevin Buss, a junior, takes advantage of the free food, including hot dogs, pop and chips, at the of the newest halls. She lived Many students who lived in "A lot of the food such as the campus picnic. Due to the inclement weather the picnic was held in various dining halls there during the 1972-1974 Dunbar in the 1970s also rented buns, pop, and chips were throughout campus, but was still highly attended. The entertainment, performer Gorman Do school years. refrigerators and had hot pots. Greco, performed in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. donated," said Doreen Batcson. "Everybody thought we were All things considered, Sliney catering manager. "The rest of "I've only been at BG for "It's kind of fun to greet peo- year the Lenhart Grand Ball- great because we had shag car- said one of her favorite things the cost was picked up by din- eight months," said Vicki ple," she said "Everyone's room was reserved just in case peting," she said. "Some of the about Dunbar was the location. ing services." dorm rooms still had tile floors." "We had no shuttle buses, we A large number of volun- Sulken from the office of resi- excited since it's the beginning rain fell again. dence life. "This is a great way of the year." As Gorman Del Greco per- Sliney said that when resi- walked in the cold of winter to teers turned out this year to dents went to the front desk to our classes," she said. help with the distribution of to see and meet people. I just She also encouraged stu- formed on stage, freshman stu- check out vacuum cleaners for Sliney said her college expert-: the food. saw someone I haven't seen in dents to check out the enter- dents Kim Yerkes and Lynn 25 years." tainment in the Lenhart Grand Schaible enjoyed their lunch their rooms, you could also rent a ence was definitely a positive "This was the best year for rake for your carpeting. one, something which she has volunteers," Bateson said. Kathleen Attwood, a French Ballroom. and took notice of one of the "You wanted the carpet to be left an impression on her daugh- Laughing and talking with instructor, greeted and direct- Although last year's enter- first lessons of college. all nice and smooth and all going ter. the people in line, the workers ed students to the shortest tainment was cancelled "Free food is good," Yerkes the same way," she said. "Mom said college is going to seemed to be enjoying their job. lines available. because of the weather, this said. Sliney also said that the walls be some of the best times of my used to be light blue, green or life," Kierstyn said. "She had lots yellow. "But if you didn't like of friendships made here"

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■ page 6 The BG News Wednesday, August 25, 1999 RIBEAU Continued from page one. in administrative positions, he Dining services offers students rewards was excited to be making his After returning home, Mari- By MICHELLE REITER year, and this summer we final- fifth opening day speech. no said she believes she can The BG News ized the criteria," she said. "We know it's no the most glamorous job on make a difference. "Our job is to serve, to make "Our purpose is to recognize campus, but it earns money to I've on and "If these people can do it, sure difficult issues are hard work, loyalty and commit- One of the most exciting ben- ment in or workers. We also gives you the opportunity to make lifelong then so can I," she said. resolved, resources are used efits that the University has to Ribeau took a moment want to encourage current friends.' and an environment is creat- offer is the wide array of culi- between values to explain that employees to opt for superviso- Susan Sadoff ed," he said, explaining the nary delights that can either be ry positions." not many get the chance to paid for in cold, hard cash, put General manager of Founders Keepers Food affect the ways in which people responsibility of a successful The raises will also go a long on what we call a "big charge" way to encourage the workers think, however, teaching is one. administrative staff. or through one of many meal "The teaching component is they already have. While Din- People tend to get caught up plans. what it's all about," he said, ing Services is the largest stu- lege career, Franketti says it," Hutchinson says, "or they referring to the Bronx trip. in day-to-day stresses and The University offers 18 dif- dent employer on campus, they there has been a marked have scheduling conflicts. But ferent opportunities to satiate arc still often short-staffed and • Pride needs, but Ribeau urged every- _*,.J.. ;-j... J u .. .,.,„,,.. decline in student workers in most people who last a couple of MIHH- ii.un IIUII^VI ,.....„- When thinking of a universi- one to take a step back to look always iuukin^ to recruit D0W the last ivvn or liiiets years. uiuiiiiiS Win eiiu up Staying t'A'G ty, the lawns and grounds are from the Union's Bowl-N- people. Hopefully the raises and schol- or three years." at "units." probably not the first thought Greenery to Founders Keepers "With this new 50 cent raise, arships will boost interest. The people who stay and for many. "Many things we take for Food Court, where you can get we also offer a retention raise "The benefits of working in move up from general food ser- BGSU horticulturist Frank granted, as an individual those everything from toasted bagels and a merit raise," Sadoff says. Dining Services are more than vice workers are rewarded with to Chinese food. And not only Schemenauer said that it takes are often the things that are "The retention raise is 20 cents, money," Franketti said. "For computer, managerial and busi- a lot of hard, dedicated work to are these services primarily for the merit 10 cents—so students most important in our lives," he incoming freshman, this gives ness skills that will come in maintain the grounds by plant- the students, they are also very returning to us from last year them an opportunity to orien- handy after college too, Fran- ing flowers, trimming bushes, said, explaining that units are much run by the students. have an opportunity for a big tate themselves with other Uni- ketti pointed out. etc. the smaller divisions of life. This year, the Dining Ser- 80-cent raise when they come versity students. It is a conve- The scholarships will be "We strive to do our best. It's As administrators, profes- vices Center is implementing back." nient, quick way to make awarded, in part, by some of important," he said. some new benefits for student sors and University staff mem- Founders Keepers, in partic- friends and interact with others the vendors that sponsor the Ribeau explained after the workers that have been in the ular, is desperate for workers, right from the beginning; it bers, Ribeau said, the staff Dining Services, such as Kraft video clip that BGSU was third planning process for almost a Sadoff said. grounds them." America. Tb win a scholarship, out of 23 universities on a list of must think about what is for year. First, each student will "We know it's not the most Megan Hutchinson, a senior students must be employed by the 360 most beautiful grounds. the institution. get a 50 cent raise, changing glamorous job on campus, but it who has worked at Founders Dining Services for two consec- He said this includes Disney- "Think what can you do to the starting rate from $5.20 to earns money to live on and Keepers Food Court, believes it utive semesters, holding a des- land and the White House. $5.70. create the edge for excellence," gives you the opportunity to is a good opportunity as well. ignated leadership position, While Ribeau explained uni- Secondly, there will be three make lifelong friends." "It's not hard work, and I've and fill out an application. versities have a high turnover he said. scholarships given at an Perry Franketti, general met most of my friends through Winners will be chosen based awards ceremony at the end of manager of Kreischer Sundial Dining Services. After a while on eligibility, job performance, CROWDED each academic year. The first Food Court, says a lot of stu- you meet everybody who comes dependability, willingness to Continued from page one. Although the University will be a $1000 scholarship, the dents are drawn into the through here, and you know serve and ability to promote other two consist of $250 book restaurants and pizza places in people everywhere you go," she harmony in the workplace. believes it has been able to Applications will be available improvements that the Univer- scholarships. Both scholar- town and the raise in pay will said. in February 2000, and scholar- sity is undertaking. "I hope the improve itself through the ships will be awarded to stu- hopefully keep students closer A beginner in Dining Ser- ships will be awarded at a cere- atmosphere on campus that we increase in students, do not dent employees who exhibit to home. vices will usually start as a outstanding leadership skills. Also, Franketti said it is eas- general worker, serving food, mony in April. care about students is getting expect the University's popula- students excited about going to Susan Sadoff, general man- ier to work at the library and cooking or setting things up The bottom line, however, is Bowling Green." tion to jump further. ager of Founders Keepers Food the bookstore, but dining ser- working an average of 10-15 that with this recent raise, Din- ing Services offers the best pay- Zentmeyer concurred, "The incoming class is about Court, played a vital role in vices pays more. hours a week. adding that the increase in stu- organizing this new scholarship Though a number of stu- Admittedly, it is not always a ing job on campus and the dents is a direct cause of $40 the size that the board of plan. "We've been talking dents take advantage of Dining popular choice. "Freshman hours are flexible, according to million in cosmetic and infra- trustees is happy with," Zent- about this for a little less than a Services for most of their col- start and decide they don't like Franketti. structure improvements in the meyer said. "I think Bowling last four to five years, and will promote the new projects in the Green will find its niche at that future. size class population." Get involved on campus. Join The Find Falcon sports BG News. Pick up an application scores every day in in 210 West Hall today. The BG News

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the half-time shows at the responsibility of firing up the "He comes nut before the game football games are taught a crowds at the games, they and gets the band all fired up, week before each game. have their own secret cheering then changes before we start squad. performing." "Being in the band doesn't look hard, but it is a lot of "We have our own SIC SIC," Performing at the football work, said Dustin White, a said Dawn Gallehue, senior games, and sometimes at other sophomore journalism major." vocal education major. "His school functions, is not the In high school, you learn one name is Buffo and he wears a only motivation for most of the show and practice it all year. mask and cape." , band members. In college, you learn a different "No one knows who he is, "It's the people and the BG News Photo/Mike Lehmkuhle show every week." though he is someone in the atmosphere that keeps us com- Band members work on their show for the upcoming football game during an early morning Another difference between band," said Andy Stotz, junior ing back every year," Gallehue band camp rehearsal. high school marching bands elementary education major. and Stotzs said. By AMYJOL. BROWN towards the half-time shows at five days of practices right and col- the football games. before school begins. There, lege The BC News the band's new members bands is "After basic training, the become familiar with the Fal- college Despite the darkening band will practice five days a weather and early con band traditions as well as bands do morning hours, the "Almost every learning the music and march- not com- enthusiastic cheers and shouts college band is ing steps for their shows. pete with each of the Falcon Marching Band different. Each has "Almost every college band other. could be heard echoing behind is different," Toney said, "Each its own traditions. Their per- the Perry Field House as they has its own traditions. Ours is Ours is special for- began their stretches for the special because no other band because no other mances day's practice. does it the same way." band does it the are for Joining in with the laughter same way." The high step marching, the teams and shouts as he makes his Hubert Toney called the chair step, along they sup- way through the 200 students Assistant director of bands at BGSl with the way the band marks port and is Hubert Toney Jr., the new time (quick, sharp movements) the audi- assistant director of bands at and the way they enter the ences week from August 25 until the the University. stadium (quick steps) are a few that come last football game, which is of the Falcon band traditions. to watch. Toney, who has directed usually sometime in Novem- high school and college bands ber," he said. While training involves While for the past 11 years, points learning the basic steps, the the band Basic training takes place out the amount of time and actual drill sequences and work the band has dedicated during band camp--an intense takes on A band member stares intently at his music while trying to hit the right note in steps that take place during the preparation for the band's first performance on Saturday, Sept. 11. Online bookstore gives students more options University announces; Students arejinding themselves searching around for boohs new parking changes By JEFFARNETT highest inflationary products The BG News on the market," Kokomoor said. "We would like to see the customers stay in By ERIN BERGER work permit if they are As the University gears up So how should a student Bowling Green. Our store supports the The BG News employed by a business located for the start of classes, text- shop in order to reduce the high It is that time of year again - on or off campus and must use cost of textbooks? University in many ways and so do the other books, and more importantly the time for students to come their vehicle for transportation John Buckenmyer, director the best and cheapest ways of stores." back, deal with college life, This special permit will allow of the University Bookstore, acquiring them, are on the John Buckenmyer classes and parking on campus. parking in the lots designated minds of many students. said students should simply do for short-term resident student Director of the University Bookstore Parking could be better this Incoming freshman Julia the hard work of shopping year, according to University parking. Staton described her method of around. Parking and Traffic Manager, In order to get this permit, textbook, which she admits is "They have to do a little leg- "I believe we're compara- out of buy-backs of a certain Stacie Enriquez. students will have to complete not much of a method. work on their own [to find the ble,"Buckenmyer said. "We title, it might purchase a num- A few changes in policy have a work permit application des- "Wherever they point me, I best prices]," Buckenmyer said. carry new and used book; I ber of used books from a whole- been made, Enriquez said, as a ignating days and times of throw away my money," Staton "They have to go to the other would just recommend that saler at a different price. There result of the Parking Open employment, and it will have to said. stores if they choose." they come in and shop the was a difference of $8 between Forums held in January 1999, be signed by their employer. Many other students, howev- "Just come here and buy store." two identical new books in Stu- e-mail correspondence and dis- Students who demonstrate a er, are devoting energy not just them all," Kokomoor said. "Our used books are proba- dent Book Exchange and Bee cussions with the University special need like this will be to buying books, but to shop- "Shop around I don't have any- bly generally cheaper than the Gee Book Store, which Koko- Parking Committee. given a special pass to park in ping carefully, according to thing against price shopping." University Bookstore," Koko- moor could not explain. One of the biggest changes is these three lots and all other Kent Kokomoor, manager at But which local bookstore moor said. "We won't be higher. Many students, in the search that parking fines have students will have to park in the Bee Gee Book Store. has the best values for stu- We should be the same as, or for cheaper books, are turning increased this year, said Lot 6 and Lot 6 overflow, Kokomoor has been working dents? sometimes cheaper than, the to the Internet. Enriquez, in hopes to discour- according to Enriquez. for Bee Gee and the Student Both Buckenmeyer and University Bookstore." In the past several years, a age illegal parking. "We're hoping this will free Book Exchange for 17 years. He Kokomoor said their stores are Kokomoor added that Stu- number of new online book- Parking in handicapped up lots for those with short said the frequency of students competitive. Buckenmyer dent Book Exchange and the stores have popped up, includ- spaces will result in a $100 term needs," Enriquez said. shopping around has increased claimed that, contrary to popu- Bee Gee Book Store have the ing Big Words, Al Books, Varsi- ticket, up $50 from last year, "This still won't guarantee a considerably since he was in lar perception, the University same owner, so their prices tyBooks, eFollet.com, Text- while parking in a fire lane is space, but it will give access to school. A major factor is price. Bookstore does in fact carry a should be identical in most books.com, eCampus, Ama- $50, up $25 from last year. spots on campus." Kokomoor noted that the wide selection of used books. cases. He said there might be a zon.com, and a host of others. "We want it to be strong The special permits will be combined cost of four books for Kokomoor said the Bee Gee difference in the prices of used Additionally, many existing enough for people to think renewed each semester, she a certain chemistry course, if Books Store and the Student books between the stores, bookstores have gone online, said. bought new, would amount to Book Exchange had compara- depending on the availability of including Barnes and Noble, twice about parking in these Alterations have also been more than $300. ble prices in new books and fre- used books. Borders, and a number of uni- spots," Enriquez said. made to the shuttle service in "Books have to be one of the quently cheaper prices on used. For instance, if one store ran versity bookstores. Parking at expired meters order to help with the large Starting this semester will now cost $10 instead of $5 number of incoming students. VivaSmart.com, a site that she said. After adding a few new claims to search online book- But, along with the increas- busses, there are six buses and stores for the best deals will be es, there will also be a decrease. one van, according to James available for students. According to Enriquez, people Beaupre, equipment mainte- Jodi Gershoni, director of who park on the grass will only nance superintendent for the communications at Varsity- be ticketed $25 instead of $50 shuttle service. Books, said the reason for the this year. One way they hope to help upsurge in online book-selling Enriquez said around 40,000 reduce on-campus parking is by is obvious. tickets are issued annually. adding an expanded off- cam- "It's really a better way to Over half of these are issued to pus shuttle route this year. buy books," Gershoni said. people who park at expired The off-campus route will "(Online bookstoreslbring dis- meters. run Monday through Thursday counts and convenience." While backing into parking 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Fri- Gershoni said VarsityBooks spaces was prohibited in the day 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. It alone has grown by 10 times past, it is now legal, in some will make eight stops. There itself in each semester it has cases, Enriquez said. should be one bus approximate- been in operation. She also said Metered, handicapped, ly every 15 minutes at these VarsityBooks executives expect angled and designated spaces locations during times of opera- half of all college students to will be the exceptions, she tion. buy their books online. The explained. A few changes have been advantages to buying books Additionally, Lots 8,9 and 12 made to the main daytime online, she said, is primarily have been designated as short- route as well. price, but also convenience. term parking. First, there will not be a stop But are there any disadvan- "These will be used for stu- at Olscamp, Beaupre said, tages to buying online? dents with special needs, such because in the past the heavy "In my opinion, no," Ger- as resident assistants or people BG News Photo/ Ben French traffic in that area has caused shoni said. "It's a win-win situ- who are doing student teach- problems. There will also also ation." ing, internships or working off be no stop at Perry's Field Joe Chamberlain (front) and Ryan Frlkea (back) leaf through books at The Bee Gee Bookstore. The directors of local stores campus," Enriquez said. House, as it has in previous The Bowling Green bookstore* have a new competitor: online bookstores. For example, on-campus stu- dents will be able to obtain a • See BOOKS, page seventeen. • See PARKING, page eleven.

j^.** '■* ---..ST. page 10 The BG News Wednesday, August 25, 1999 University, community offers help for women By SARAH DELANEY women. an office visit at the Health Center and also offers services "We try to focus on all the alone after dark. Students can "We do annual pelvic exams, Center, students can pay for for women such as eating disor- different aspects of eating dis- obtain an escort to or from The BG News ; It is important for incoming pap smears, STD testing, and other ser ces with cash, credit der support groups and an orders and their effects," Hefn- buildings on campus by calling freshmen to know where to go pregnancy testing as well as or by charging them to their eight-week eating disorder pro- er said. 372-8360. for help during their college counseling for menstrual bursar account. gram called Turning Points. • Women's Center • The Link According to Tonya Hefner, Besides services for women's careers. The University offers abnormalities, eating disorders Navin stressed that services Off campus, there are also and sexual assault," Navin rendered by the Health Center one of the facilitators of the pro- health, the University is also a number of programs specifi- services available for women. said. and the Women's Health Clinic gram and a nutrition educator. home to the Women's Center cally designed to help women The Link provides a 24-hour deal with health issues and sex- The Health Center also has a are completely confidential and Turning Points has a session located in 108A Hanna Hall. ual assaults. pharmacy where birth control cannot be released without each semester. The Women's Center pro- crisis hotline and information • Health Center prescriptions can be filled for written consent from the stu- "The program is for people vides a space for student referral services for emotional The Health Center offers a $7.50 per pack and condoms dent. who have an eating disorder or groups like Womyn 4 Womyn to problems, suicide attempts, Women's Health Clinic that is can be purchased at a reduced "Student records are not who know someone who has an meet in addition to sponsoring rape and sexual assaults, staffed by seven certified nurse rate. ever, shared on campus or eating disorder they would like Women's History Month activi- nirnrHing to Marcy Skirvin, a ties in March. practitioners. "We also provide depo- through our computers," Navin to get more information about," supervisor at The Link. said. "We operate like a doctor's Hefner said. • Escort Service According to Joanne Navin, provera shots and emergency "We are sort of an after-hour contraceptive pills commonly office." Turning Points has three In addition to the previous associate director of health ser- agency that will connect you vices, the Women's Health Clin- known as 'morning after pills'," • Wellness Connection facilitators including a dietit- services, the University pro- ic offers medical exams and Navin said. The Wellness Connection ian, a nurse and a social work- vides an escort service for stu- with who you need to be con- counseling specifically for While there is no charge for operates within the Health er. dents who do not wish to walk nected with," Skirvin said. What's happening? Who won? with coverage of campus and city events, breaking news, and In-depth reporting. The Falcons or the bad guys?'Find out. In the Sports section. Monday through Friday, All In The BG News. The BG.News. „

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MONDAY PARKING- THURSDAY Continued from page one. 372-RIDE. NFL Football -11 Large Most importantly, Enriquez Ladies Night: years. encourages drivers to be careful Screens All well drinks for ladies $1.50. Two buses will be running and observant. the main ro.»te, Monday There will be more traffic, through Friday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 33 ox. Domestic Mug 16 oz. wide mouth Bud, Bud Light so please practice defensive dri- With the changes that have with FREE hot dog $2.00 16 oz wide mouth Lite, Ice been made, between 7:30 a.m. ving," she said. "We're looking and 5:30 p.m., there should be a forwarded to a new year by $2.00 House, MOD $1.75 &DJ bus at each main route stop reminding students of safety every seven minutes, Beaupre issues." FRIDAY said. She suggested that those "We're hoping this will cut using bicycles and roller blades Karoke - 8:00-? down on parking on campus," in particular should follow the DJ or Live Music he said. rules and practice caution. Long Island 16 oz. 1.75 ■ ■■■ ■■■ ■ »«f 135 N. Main Street The night route, 7 p.m. to 3 As far as all of the changes, Purple Hooters $1.00 KUUi£tiyfli Bowling Green, OH a.m., wiH hp miirh the same as though, Enrinuez ssM she has last year. It will include the a positive attitude. Field house. Kamakazi $1.00 "We're very optimistic," she College Football A new mode of transporta- Cheri Flavored tion has also been added this said, "We've addressed a num- Tailgate party starts at noon; Drink year. Shuttle Service 2-RIDE is ber of complaints. We feel we Lifesavers $1.00 Special - Free Food Saturday Nights - a van students can call for are being able to impact the pick-up and drop-off at another most people through trans- DJ or Live Music Homemade Bloody location. portation and parking accom- KESHBH1 Mary's $2.00 Hours vary for the van on a modations by doing it the way Karoke - 8:00-? daily basis. Students can call we're doing it." Long Island 16 oz. 1.75 HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL Purple Hooters $1.00 33 oz. Domestic Mugs $2.00 Kamakazi $1.00 Well Liquor $1.25 Find out BG sports Cheri Flavored 3:00-9:00 P.M. Monday - Friday; scores everyday Lifesavers $1.00 Saturday Noon - 9PM

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President Clint Gault and his fellow staff members have been hard at work all summer preparing for the 1999-2000 school sea- son. "We have many goals for the campus this year," Gault said. "Not all of our goals are in effect for this year, but there is a lot of work being done and many projects are well underway for the near future." According to Gault, one goal the student government hopes to accomplish this year is expanding the library hours for students.. Gault said various tests were conducted to determine how Did you know 75% of BGSU students many students used the library and when thev used it. Currently the library is open until midnight and stays open later one week have a job while at BG? before exams. The student government wants to extend the hours until 2 a.m. every day. "Students have shown that they use the library so we are trying to extend the hours," Gault said. "The BAX Global has immediate openings at our Toledo Hub. research for this has all been done, all we need now is the fund- ing" Another goal USG hopes to accomplish is open evaluations of professors, administrators and academic deans. These evalua- Check Out These Benefits: tions will be publicized on the web for students to access. The evaluations will be unedited and will be completed by former stu-r dents who took the classes and had the professors. In addition to the evaluations being mounted on the web, teachers will also be required to publish their syllabus so stu- dents can see what kind of format the professor will follow. These $9.25-$ 10.00 per hour will be made available before students register for classes. "Students are paying for the classes they take," Gault Tuition assistance said. "They should be able to choose the teachers and classes that are best for them." Paid holidays & vacations According to Ashley Elder, USG senator at large, having the teacher evaluations made available to students can help them decide what class to take. If students claim a class is easy or if a An easy drive from BG class is challenging, this will help a student make a decision. One goal that is already underway for the upcoming school year is increasing the shuttle services. Gault has been working with Call OurJobline Today! (419)867-9911 the transportation department on cutting the campus in half and •press option 6 creating "mini-routes" for the buses to follow. Gault also said plans to shuttle students to Kroger, Meijer and the Bowling Green mall are being developed. He hopes the have these companies help cover the cost of the shuttle since it will help to increase their business. L O B A L New this year is the "State of the Student Body" which will take place Sept. 25. Gault said he will address the student body in a BAX< relaxed forum and address their pertinent concerns. (formerly Burlington Air Express) There are various way., for students to get involved with stu- dent government. According to Gault, students can run for an One Air Cargo Pkwy. E. elected position such as senator for their district of the campus. Elections for this position will be held Sept. 14 ar.d 15. M/F/D/V. EOE Students can also apply for a cabinet position. Applications are Swanton, OH 43558 available at the end of the year in room 404 of the Student Ser- vices Building. Another way students can be involved with USG is to be a member of a University committee. According to Gault there is a wide variety of committees to be on. A person has to apply for thi6 position and choose a committee. There is a list of all the com- mittees available that students can decide from. Students then choose a committee based on their personal interests or their majors. 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Type of computer: Mac_ PC other IT'S EXERCISE TIME 1. Select a login. If the account name you select is already ByJEFFARNETT by the ceiling, the installation three-pronged program to side experts would come in and in use, we will do our best to create a unique name similar of new e-mail stations, the expand recreational possibili- do a clinic," Levin said. The BG News to your first choice. replacement of 20 of the SRC's ties for University students. Levin also hopes to have a The Student Recreational 160 exercise machines and a The first part of the program ropes course in the near future, • The name consists of 3 to 8 lower-case letters or Center (SRC) and the recre- remodeling of the women's will address education and instead of having to rely on the numbers (NO OTHER CHARACTERS) ational sports program will be shower room due to rusty pipes. resources for students who are two in Toledo. • The name MUST begin with a letter. experiencing a number of Additionally, Levin said interested in a variety of activi- changes this year. The third prong of the pro- there will be two classes offered ties. gram is to have outdoor activity The most obvious change is this year for the first time, yoga "A student can come in and equipment available for stu- physical. and karate. say "I'm going camping this dent use. Levin said that while 2. Select an e-mail address. This will be the address you "We just completed some weekend and I don't want to There were also some inter- UAO did rent some equipment give to your correspondents. E-mail addresses are not extensive remodeling," said nal changes, which involves the drive more than three hours" for that purpose, he hopes to case-sensitive. Scott Levin, director of SRC recreational sports program and we will be able to help increase the equipment avail- operations. absorbing the outdoor recre- them," Levin said. able. • Your e-mail address may be up to 35 characters long. Levin said new carpet was ation prog: -im, previously oper- The second prong involves "This is really a brand new USE letters, numbers, periods ('.'), and underlines ('_') installed, the walls and lockers ated by the University Activi- trips and clinics, which recre- program," Levin said. "We're ONLY. DO NOT use spaces or any other characters. were painted, the wood was ties Organization (UAO). Due ational sports hopes to increase starting from scratch." refinished and some aroas were to these new responsibilities, g-eatly Levin said that UAO Levin was also optimistic on ! wcnet.org re-lighted. an assistant director for out- did offer similar programs, but level of student interest. Levin Richard Bowers, director of door recreation, Bryan Cavins, its limited resources did not said there seems to be interest 3.1 agree to WCNet's standard Terms & Conditions as recreational sports, detailed a was hired. allow it to offer the programs. now in the program and it will published at the WCNet Internet site (www.wcnet.org). number of other major and The result of these new "We might have clinics on likely increase when the pro- minor improvements, including responsibilities, according to things like how to prepare for a gram is actually introduced Signature Dale the dusting of the steel beams Levin, is going to be a new, backpacking trip and have out- this semester.

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A ,;.- a„ )^M i «2. page 14 The BG News Wednesday, August 25, 1999 Multicultural Office offers array of services for minorities By IRENE SHARON SCOTT study jam sessions and a sup- gram, which will provide guid- members! act as public rela- vive their first year at the Uni- men for guidance. tions people. They are multicul- versity. Darryl Russell, a junior The BG News port group is offered for stu- ance in juniors and senior's pro- "Students need to be open to dents with a 2.0 GPA or below. fession interest, career ii.' >r- tural diverse socially and ethni- pre-pharmacy major, said sev- different experiences on cam- Tie center of multicultural cally. The staff members meet eral factors helped him adjust :and academic initiatives strives Shuford said psycho-social mation, and networking. pus, use older students who "We also have a male men- with students and parents dur- as a first year student. They .to serve the multicultural com- development initiatives involve will show them the ropes," he working with the office of stu- toring program in which the ing Orientation and Registra- were utilising the upperclass- munity at the University. focus is being successful and tion and emphasize that they men like his hall director for said. "|Also) to get involve in "The primary mission of the dent activities office and pro- viding advising supports for how to reach the optimum are here to help the students. advice and being involved on organizations like Latino Stu- .center is to assist with the multicultural student organiza- level," said Shuford. "We have been where they campus and in extra-curricular dent Union (LSU) and National 'retention of students of color on tion and having monthly stu- Napoleon Haney, coordinator are going," said Haney. "We're activities. Association for Advancement or campus," said Bettina Shuford, going to talk to you whether "He'd been down the road dent development sessions for of multicultural activities said Colored People (NAACP)." interim director of the center. the center attempts to cover you like it or not. " that I am going down and minority scholarship recipients. He added that whenever a ?We provide the following acad- To better serve students of every aspect of a student's Haney emphasizes that always had time to listen," said emic supports: Academic initia- color, the center will also con- needs at the University. This minority students could go any- Russell. student is displeased with an tives, psycho-social develop- duct needs assessment with includes areas such as social, where on campus for help or Rashod Wilson, a junior biol- issue on campus, they should ment initiatives unu cultural students in conjunction with academic aiiu professional. advice, rather hernu.se of the ogv major, said his high school make the best of the situation experience and contacting his education initiatives." the Office of Residence Life and He explained the importance multicultural staff members or and take the initiative to make According to Shuford, some of utilizing the resources because of the "We Care" per- close friends for advice, played Graduate Connections. the situation better. .of the academic initiatives Three new mentoring pro- offered at the center. sonality at the University. a valid role in helping him to include providing advising sup- grams will also be offered Shuford shared similar Some of referrals for advice are adjust. Furthermore, his view on port in registration and acade- through the center this year. thoughts. the University Program for He did not have much of a issue that some multicultural • mic regulation. The center will work with the "Staff members are very Academic Success (UPAS), cultural shock because he grad- students might be the only Students having difficulty Office of Residence Life in committed to student success counseling services, and sup- uated from a school that had minority in a class is to not be port services. mostly Caucasian/white stu- ' with studies are referred to implementing a residential and work diligently to help stu- intimidated because the Uni- dents to be able to achieve," she African-American students dents. One piece of advice to tutoring labs: math, writing mentoring program for minori- versity is a reflection of the and study skills lab. Additional- ties. said. share their college experience first year multicultural stu- , ly, the center provides tutoring, The alumni mentoring pro- Haney added that they (staff and what helped them to sur- dents is to ask the upperclass- "real world."

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/ Wednesday, August 25, 1999 The BG News page 15 Math Lab helps struggling students By IRENE SHARON SCOTT review a specific section that is difficult, and/or if someone "If they do have a problem, then they can wrwwJto®mm&&®m The BG News missed class. ask ask a tutor for assistance. At the lab, The University Math Lab The key purpose of the lab tutors function as facilitators. We teach the is equipped to help students THE 10 Bed Visits for $20 is to apply what is learned in students to become independent learners, TANNING struggling with their mathe- class, she said. Students 8 Booth Visits for $20 matical studies, said Dianne would attend the lecture and which is important for a profession.' CENTER Eipirtl WptMnbvr 10, 1999 Abbott, director of the lab. then attend the lab to apply Dianne Abbott I .< LOCATIONS The lab located at 216 what was taught. The lab is Director of the malb study skill lab I THE WASH HOUSE SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT THE HEAT University Hall is student- viewed as a large "study 248 N. MAIN ST. 993 S. MAIN 904 E. WOOSTER friendly, Abbott said. hall," a place for students to Abbott added that based edgeable. I 354-1559 353-8826 352-3588 do their homework indepen- on a 1998 phone survey, I 10 BEDS 5 BEDS 5 BEDS In order to utilize the lab, dently. most students used the lab "If lucky, you might get a students do not have to I 2 BOOTHS to maintain an A or B for tutor who had the same pro- Serving BG >ince i?8G make an appointment, but "If they do have a prob- scholarships. L do need to present their stu- lem, then they can ask a fessor as you and he/she tutor for assistance," Abbott dent identification. "Not many students that could give you a few pointers said. "At the lab, tutors func- use the lab end up failing the The lab features six tutor- tion as facilitators. We teach math course," she said. as to how to get through the HELP WANTED ing labs, which are held in the students to become inde- class," said Cooper. various rooms in University pendent learners, which is Tomas Copper, a freshman Dining Services and Mosley Hall. The tutor- important for a profession." accounting major, used the Abbott's suggestion for a ing labs are algebra, pre-cal- lab regularly and believes its NOW HIRING culus, calculus, statistics, She said there is a con- structure is effective and student taking a math math for elementary educa- trast in the structure of a sufficient. course is to use the lab on a FOR tion, and OR 380, which is collegiate tutoring lab and a regular basis. FALL 1999 an operational research high school tutoring lab. In Thanks to the math lab, I high school, a student would managed to get an A in my Dining Services relies upon student help in the restaurants, dining centers, course specifically for busi- The hours of the math lab convenience stores, snack bars and the Student Union. Job opportunities ness majors learning about utilize the lab to get by and calculus and Math 120 are flexible. Available positions include general food service worker, programming. to pass a class. There is a class," said Cooper. "It are Monday, Tuesday and cashier, office worker, cook, student monooer, student personnel coordina- focus on content. helped me a lot." Wednesday 9 a.m. to 10 tor, computer specialist, courier and clerical. Wages are competitive and Additional resources a variety of incentives are provided offered at the lab are a However, she said a col- Cooper described the p.m., Thursday 9 a.m to 5 lege tutoring lab emphasizes atmosphere of the lab as Begining Fall Semester 1999, the starting wage for Dining resource library, 300/400 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 4 Services BGSU student employees is $5.70 per hour. $5 level math textbooks, videos, mastering the information relaxed which made him feel p.m. tutorials on computers and and assisting the students. free. to ask questions. Fur- Meal Bonus Dollars are awarded if you work 1 3 hours a week and $10 Meal Bonus Dollars are awarded if you work suggested websites. Furthermore, students learn thermore, the lab is nice, In order to meet the test taking skills, study laid-back and there is no 20 hours a week. According to Abbot, the demands of the students, the skills and application. tension compared to a lec- Work at the Union Pizza Outlet lab also has a test bank, ture class with hundreds of lab will also be opened on which holds old tests on file She believes the lab has or Commons Bakery between students. Sundays 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. the hours of 1 -4am and recoil for 100/200 level math cours- been successful because its 50 cents more per hour! es and the instructors' solu- structure is based on the "It's free and the tutors These hours will be in effect tion manual, which provides needs of the students, cours- help all the students equal- after Labor Day. 1 -4am wcwkshrft beginning the answer key to the even es/requirements changes. ly," said Cooper. "They are base pay is $6.20 per hour math problems. The stu- The lab disciplines the stu- all well informed and easy to If there are any additional Apply in person at the University dents' solution manual only dents to focus on their home- talk to." Pizza Outlet and/or Commons provides answers to the odd work. questions regarding the ser- Bakery, Ask for the managers. problems. Cooper's advice to stu- vices offered and location of Freshman only scheduled to work 8 "Often at times, students dents taking a math course Abbott added that the a particular math tutor lab, hours per week spend more time on their is to utilize the lab because • at 8hrs./wk=S 182.40 a month videos offered are great for homework than usual," she their staff has taken the students can reach the lab at • Let us mentor you! reviewing for an exam, to said. classes and are very knowl- 372-8009. . 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1*1 <~ T>age 16 The BG News Wednesday, August 25, 1999 Greek recruitment slated By ERIN BERGER niche in college. It can help you ties." form a social support system," llhe BG News New students will have said Aaron Asmundson, a other opportunities to accustom As new students arrive at recruitment adviser. themselves with the different the University, many will be According to Fedler, there groups as well. searching for their own niche, a are three different forms of For example, many fraterni- group they fit into here at col- recruitment for students - one . lege. ties help new students during for those interested in joining a move-in today. There will also Some students find this fraternity, another for sorori- be a welcome back picnic for niche in the University's greek ties and another for the Nation- fraternities Sept. 8. system by joining a fraternity al Pan-Hellenic Council. pr sorority. Women's recruitment is a bit Fraternities are constantly different than men's. While "It's a great way to get doing recruiting, Fedler said. there is no fee to go through ..involved on campus," said I/.:;;: There will, however, be focused men's recruitment, women Fedler, associate director of open houses Sept. 13-16 from have to pay $40 to cover Greek Affairs. 7:30-9:30 p.m. expenses, Fedler said. She said it is a good way for "Anyone can come to these to Also, unlike the men, women students to meet other people check out the fraternities," have to sign up in advance. ps well. Fedler said. "We encourage peo- They have many opportunities 1 "It's a good way to find a ple to check out all the fraterni- to sign up. They can do so at residence hall desks when they move in or in the Office of Residence BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Life, she added. Also, they can sign up at the Members of Alpha Sigma Phi enjoy a friendly game of f risbee football. sorority carnival in the Union Grand Ballroom on Wednesday, Women will have to attend par- Council (NPHC). The NPHC gains about 25- Sept. 1. ties with all 13 chapters during "Intake into NPHC groups 30 new members a year, Fedler "All the sororities will have this time. will occur on a more individual- said. stands set up at the carnival," The second invitational ized fashion," Fedler said. For fall semester last year, Fedler said. She said students events will occur Sept. 17 and They will host a "Meet the however, around 350 women can visit with the different 18. Students have to go to up to Greek" night at some point, but joined sororities and approxi- eight events during this second chapters and begin to get to the date and time have yet to be mately 250 joined fraternities. wave of gatherings. know them. announced, according to Fedler. A few less than 100 were added Then, Sept. 9 at 9:15 p.m. in Sept. 19 will be the next invi- Students interested in this to each group during spring tational event, where the group should watch for flyers. the Ballroom, sororities will semester as well. meet for "It's Greek to Me," a prospective pledges will visit up A difference between these program designed to give more to three sororities. groups and the other fraterni- Fedler said the beat thing to information about the sorori- Finally, bid day will be Sept. ties and sororities, Fedler said, do is just to go and check out ties. This is one of the last 20 at 9:15 p.m., at which time is that in order to be involved in the different groups. opportunities to sign up for the women will get invitations NPHC, students have to have a "Give it a shot," she said. certain amount of credit hours BG New* Photo/ MIKE LEHMBUHLE recruitment. to join one particular group. "Some find out they like it and and a certain grade point aver- The first sorority invitation- The third sort of Greek group some dont, but you have to give <)ne fraternity member creates signs to attract potential al events will take place on students may choose to join is age. The number required it a chance." jnembers. Sept. 11 and 12, Fedler said. the National Pan-Hellenic varies from group to group.

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"I don't think much of online Kokomoor added that, after charges, though, eCampus also Many honors tre'. .:men will mentorship groups will partici- With the number of students ordering," kokomoor said. shipping charges, some titles claims to have no shipping get Ihe chance lo make a fresh pate in. involved in the Honors Program Kokomoor cited several rea- were actually more expensive charges, and some sites, like "A lot of it will be in the hands slarl in college with the new growing steadily over the past sons for distrusting online ven- than at local bookstores. VarsityBooks, have low or one- "Fresh Start" program, spon- of the mentors," Darrow said. several years, Darrow said the dors, from misleading pricing to "If you are in fact a student She also said the new program price shipping charges. Finally, sored by the University Honors program staff thought a mentor- lack of personal service. He who wants to buy new books Buckenmyer encouraged stu- has been in the works for some ship program would be benefi- Program. said that while VarsityBooks Ithe only kind VarsityBooks dents to spend their money on According to Honors Program time now. cial. advertises savings of up to 40 sells, though other online sell- local businesses. associate director Susan Darrow, "It evolved over the past year "We don't want to lose the percent off new books, those ers have used booksl, there is a I resh Start is a new program that and a half in terms of what we personal touch because that's a savings are often exaggerated, chance that you might save "We would like to see the is intended to make the transi- wanted to be involved," Darrow crucial part of the honors pro- due to an inflated suggested some money," Kokomoor said. customers stay in Bowling said. tion to college easier. gram," Darrow said. "We have "If you're lazy and you want to Green," Buckenmyer said. "Our The actual idea of the pro- price. "The intent is to build a Strong v wonderful mentors who seem to "Several books that I sit at home, that's fine, but it store supports the University gram was initiatcu ! > nonors in main ways and so do the community and more support student Susan Warger, a junior be very enthusiastic about the checked out, liiey WeTfl falsely might ever, cost you." among first year honors stu- Spanish education major, Dar- program." advertised at the retail price," Buckenmyer added that other stores." dents, especially those who don't row said. The program will be led by live in honors housing," Darrow "I thought it would have been two graduate students, Kristin said. "But we don't exclude nice if there was a program like Michael and Karen Stahly. Both those who live in honors hous- this when I was a freshman and are new to the University, but ing." would have made the transition Michael said she doesn't think FREE BGSU MUGS! So far, Darrow said the pro- a little easier," Warger said. that will hinder their ability to gram includes 24 mentors and Warger said she spoke with lead the new program. BGSU mugs arc available "FREE" to about 115 mentees. Mentors were Darrow after she thought of the "1 think we'll be able to bring selected in the spring semester idea and the program was in in some new perspectives and students who have purchased and were paired off to work motion from there. new ideas," Michael said. "Since together with a group of nine-10 "I hope this makes the fresh- it's new, I'm excited about help- one of the following freshmen, she said. men more comfortable with col- ing to shape and build it. So far, Social events and getting to lege and we can help them with I'm really impressed." meal plans: S/U grade option available to MINIMUM, COMFORT, SUPER & SUPER PLUS. students since early '70s COMPLIMENTS OF DINING SERVICES By ERIN BERGER There are certain limitations the grade. Individuals who do not have a meal plan hut, wish to purchase to using this option as well. For The BG News McOmber also pointed out a mux may do so for $1.99 at any dining facility. example, most classes taken that if students take more than Every semester when stu- within a student's major cannot 12 hours using the S/U method dents call in to schedule their Refill youi mug with youi favorite beverage and receive ;i 21k discount be taken S/U, according to reg- it may increase the grade point classes, the mysterious voice of istrar Becky McOmber. average needed for graduating * l.xcludes sneciallj beverages the STAR 90 system asks if with honors. they would like to change the So why do students choose grading option for any of their the S/U grading option for some McOmber said that she Reduce Reuse Recycle courses. What exactly does this classes? thinks what students learn is mean? One possibility is that a stu- the most important thing, though. Many students have heard of dent most have a particularly challenging or demanding •he "S/U Grading Option," but "Just try to learn as r 'ich as 402 E. Wooster St. there are a number of students schedule, according to Lisa you can and do the best you who are not sure exactly how McHugh, associate director of can," McOmber suggested. 352-BUTT academic enhancement. the system works. The professor of a class does- 08fo She also said that students This option, commonly called n't know when a student choos- could choose the option when "Pass-Fail," has been around at es to take a class S/U, according taking a class simply to fulfill a Beer Beer the University since the late to Hufford. general education requirement. & '60s or early '70s, according to She also said that if a stu- & Marjorie Hufford, director of Students could also be con- dent misses the seven-day span Wine at Wine at university records. cerned about their grade point when they can change the grad- State average, McHugh said. State According to the BGSU ing option for a certain class Minimum Minimum Undergraduate Catalog, cer- As the system works, if a stu- from "Letter" to "S/U," they can tain courses are graded S/U dent chooses to take a course go to the college office to try to only. Including those courses, S/U and they get an A, B or C in change it. students can choose to take up the course, they receive credit Students should also be care- TOBACCO OUTLET to 16 credit hours S/U, with "S" for the course, but their grade ful in choosing what courses BUTT'S CHEAP SMOKES and FINE CIGARS TOBACCO OUTLET meaning satisfactory and "U" does not affect their GPA. If they take S/U early on if they meaning unsatisfactory. they receive a D or F, however, are undecided majors, accord- they receive no credit. ing to McHugh. BRANDS PRICE The grading option must be declared at the Office of Regis- McOmber said a student "Just talk to an adviser," Marlboro, Camel, Winston $2.06/pack or $20.57/carton tration and Records no later may take a course S/U because McHugh said. 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\ ■ Alcohol Polices ■ Court Security ■ Police Safety Heart of BG located in downtown BGPD City offers offers variety of services activities for By WENDY SUTO The BG News students Numerous services are By MELISSA N AYMIK AND offered through the Bowling Green Police Department. ALEXANDRIA I) I F.TZ "We try to address whatever The BG News needs the community desires as Within walking dis- long as we have it within our tance from the Uni- resources," Chief Tom Votava versity, the down- said. "We are always willing to town area of Bowling Green give people any help or infor- offers a wide variety of activi- mation they need to keep ties for students. things running smoothly." Other than basic law Despite the growth of the enforcement, Votava went on to city, downtown Bowling Green say the division provides many has not been lost because the educational programs such as community cares about its busi- Drug Awareness and Resis- nesses, said Earlene Kilpatrick, tance Education and E-Z Plus director of the Downtown Busi- for the junior high students. ness Association (DBA). "With E-Z Plus, we try and "Our community under- reward the good kids for being stands the values and impor- good rather than simply pun- tance of a healthy downtown," ishing the bad ones," Votava Kilpatrick said. said. The heart of Bowling Green This program is a nonprofit offers a terrific selection of foundation that the BGPD stores and restaurants all with- sponsors at the junior high in a friendly atmosphere, she level. The students sign a said. pledge saying they will remain drug and violence free. The Some of the hot spots in BG BG New* Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE rewards are sponsoring dances are Junction Bar and Grill, for them throughout the year. EasyStreet Cafe, Ben Franklin Easy Street Cafe is just one of the dining areas located on Main Street in downtown Bowling Green. It offers an array of sandwiches, The police division also have and the Clazel. munchies and drinks for those students looking for a place to dine any night of the week. speakers who give discussions The Clazel has stayed in to community residents and buisness despite the theaters Kilpatrick said this is a great "There are always things to nary and extraordinary are a variety of different shops University students about located at Woodland Mall. opportunity for students to do in Bowling Green," Gordon women," Hann-Ruff said. to chose from. crime prevention, self defense It has maintained viewers come to downtown BG and shop said. Hann-Ruff said that there "The Woodland Mall offers a and alcohol regulations. because it shows great shows for their dorm room or apart- For example, for those inter- will also be a petting zoo, birds wide variety of shops," Gordon "Women especially benefit and the prices are competitive, ment. ested in history, there is the of prey exhibit, hands-on rep- said. from learning how to protect Kilpatrick said. During the month of Septem- Wood County Historical Center, tile exhibit and a kiddie tractor For those that are looking for themselves through self According to Floyd Kraft, ber, the most popular event is which features a Wood County pull. a good place to grab a bite to defense," Votava said. owner of Ben Franklin, ACE the Black Swamp Festival, she Day on September 18 from 10 She said the highlight of eat, Bowling Green features Local business owners ask to Hardware and For Keeps, his said. Wood County over 74 restaurants from fast- learn more about fake ID's, rob- stores cater to the needs to stu- This "We have an excellent Wood County Park Day will be a food to sit-down places. beries and assaults and how to dents. They are all open until 9 th act promptly in emergency situ- TH~T,W According to Gordon, people p.m. and open on the weekends. 225festival , willn System. / . People . r can rent bikes ifrom the bike oil derek that that are interested in seeing ations. "We welcome students," he be held the shops in town or tney can even go to Utsego wiii be dedi- plays would like the Black Another education program, said. cated that SwampPlayers. the Citizens Police Academy, is second where there is a bird-watching park." held twice each year and is Ben Franklin offers art sup- weeken of da "They put on about five to six u Joan Gordon * open to everybody living in plies, party supplies and a September. * "I; will shows a year," Gordon said. frame shop among other items. yj. executive director for the Wood County Chamber of Commerce -ave « Bowling Green. These work- Gordon also said that the shops teach citizens about self "We have the best candy Halloween demonstra- Chamber of Commerce also a.m. to 4 p.m. tion of drill techniques that defense, narcotics, animal con- department in BG and home- comes around, many area mer- holds activities in conjunction trol, F.B.I, investigations and made fudge," Kraft said. chants hand candy out to chil- Stacey Hann-Ruff, assistant were used during the oil and with the University. to the director at the Historical gas boom," Hann-Ruff said. gun safety. An added bonus for shopping dren who go trick or treating, One such event is the Mer- Lieutenant Gary Spencer Kilpatrick said. * Center, said that Wood County Gordon also said that for at Ben Franklin is they match Day is for everyone in the coun- chant's Fair. enjoys this program most prices of other stores in BG. The months of November people that enjoy the outdoors, ty. "This is a way to show the because the officers get to know and December are when the there are a variety of activities the local residents and Univer- "Our service is as good as "It is geared toward family, students, faculty and staff what stores prepare for Christmas, to suite them. sity students. any place," Kraft said. students, faculty and older peo- the business of Bowling Green she said. "We have an excellent Wood "They discover we are Places that offer good food, ple," Hann-Ruff said. "It is free have to offer," Gordon said. Other "selling points" for County Park System," Gordon human beings and have jobs to and great prices are often hot and open to the public." The Merchant's Fair will be spots for students, said Kil- downtown Bowling Green are said."People can rent bikes held Tuesday, September 14 in do just like them," Spencer its ice cream and coffee shops, She said that there will be from the bike shops in town or said. "That we are humans patrick. all types of music, booths, the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Kilpatrick said. they can even go to Otsego and usually brings in a large comes across when we teach Junction Bar and Grill is one demonstrations and food. where there is a bird-watching such place. Kilpatrick encourages any- crowd. the citizens how the police divi- one to take an afternoon and There will be a Native Amer- park." sion operates." This is a place where stu- ican demonstration with bead- "Last year we had 3,000- visit downtown Bowling Green. According to Gordon, there 4,000 people go through," Gor- Animal control officer Diana dents can meet friends, listen work, storytelling, old trail arc also many churches for peo- Johnson just completed her to music and hang out, she "We have the personal don said. atmosphere," she said. mercantilist shop and much ple of all denominations. 20th year driving around the said. more. Gordon said that anyone is According to Joan Gordon, "There are about 40 church- city keeping track of the wild In addition to shopping and Hann-Ruff said that a es," Gordon said. "Some of them welcome to come to the Cham- and domestic animals. dining in BG, each month the executive director for the Wood ber of Commerce office and pick County Chamber of Commerce, Women of Wood County exhibit also feature festivals through- "What really makes my job city takes part in a particular will also be featured during out the year." up a schedule of events and worthwhile are the moments event. there are many things to do in Bowling Green for people of all Wood County Day. Gordon also said for those pamphlets of what Bowling when I reunite pets with their This weekend there will be interests. This traces the lives of ordi- people that like to shop, there Green has to offer. owners," Johnson said. "The sidewalk sales. • See BGPD, page twenty-three. Students find different ways to budget their money while shopping for groceries

By ALEXANDRIA DBETZ The BG News "Shopping on a budget is hard to do to begin with, but the best Living in a residence hall or thing to do is sit down and organize what you need," Mierzejewski apartment and trying to pay for said. "Then sit down on Sunday and start going through the ads." school is hard enough, let alone Dorothy Mierzejewski having to worry about how to K-Mart sop Ties manager afford groceries and other necessities. However, according "They should plan out what mart softlines manager, also said. "And a roll of washcloths to some area business man- meals they want to have that said ads are a good way to hunt for $3. We also try to carry the agers, shopping on a budget is week," Little said. "Then bring for bargains. long sheets that fit the beds in not as hard as it seems. in a shopping list and go "Shopping on a budget is the dorm rooms." Meijer Manager Marcus through the ads." hard to do to begin with, but Mierzejewski said K-Mart Conner said a good way to start Little said students can also the best thing to do is sit down tries to carry extra quantities of is by looking through the sale plan bigger meals so they can and organize what you need," items so there are more avail- flyers. eat the leftovers for a few days. Mierzejewski said. "Then sit able. "Watching the advertised "Soup is always a good thing down on Sunday and start "We try to carry the more items is always a good idea," to make," Little said. "You can going through the ads." inexpensive items like filing Conner said. "You should com- do a lot with soup." Mierzejewski also said K- cabinets and desks," Mierze- pare the value of the item and Little also said students Mart offers a price promise. If jewski said. "We know that stu- its price." should also consider buying you see something in an ad that dents are only going to use Conner said oftentimes Mei- generic brands instead of name is cheaper than K-Mart's price, them for one season, so it cuts jer will offer in-store promo- brands, because they are they will give it to you for the down on price for them." tions that can be beneficial and cheaper. other store's advertised price. K-Mart also has a pantry also using coupons is a great "Kroger has discount bins of K-Mart also carries certain area, which carries food such as way to save money. dented cans or items that are items in bulk for the conve- bread, cereal and milk, as well Another good thing to do for reaching their expiration date," nience of students, according to as canned goods. students living on a budget is to BG New» Photo/BEN FRENCH Little said. "That is another Mierzejewski. think in advance, according to "It's like one-stop shopping," way to save some money." "You can get a bundle of tow- Mierzejewski said. "We're here Matt Virost prices the meat selection at Kroger's grocery store. Kroger department manager Dorothy Mierzejewski, K- els for about $5," Mierzejewski to help the customer." Many students find shopping on a budget helps save money. Joyce Little.

w*wa ■■■HiMMMdftBii Page 20 The BG News Wednesday, August 25, 1999 Rating in BG does not have to be expensive City eateries offer wide variety of lunches, dinners for lower prices

By ELLEN SPRENGER Tuesday Flicker's serves 20- He said Pollyeyes' stuffed lyeyes also offers free delivery. for under $5. Myles offers free "All of our dressings and sal- The BG News cent wings. breadstickes were voted the Mvles Pizza Pub & Sub delivery and also delivers until ads are made from scratch," he number one 3 a.m. on Friday and Saturday It probably has not hap- "The soup, chili and [New said. breadsticks nights. pened yet, but it will. You get England clam] chowder are in Bowling Junction Bar and Grill, Sam B's Restaurant, 146 N. tired of cafeteria food and excellent," said a Flicker's day cook. Green at last 110 N. Main St., has a Main St., has luncheon features mom's homemade meal is miles year's senior Local wide selection of BW-3.176 E. Wooster, serves that change daily. away. celebration, •_.. sandwiches, most- a similar menu to Flicker's e You want something deli- Beyond BG. ly under $5. P 8Ky Leatherman, general with many items under $5. cious to stop those aching stom- "Pol- restaurants Tony Mazzarel- manager, said there are always Jerid Friar, a BW-3 cook said ach pains but there is only one lyeyes' la, general man- two daily luncheon features problem — TOO onW b»vp Sift the restaurant offers a "fre- Spinnrh ral- ager, said from which to choose. Besides fast-food restau- quent lunch punch card" with zone is the Junction one can use to purchase $5 offer meals for "The grilled ruebens and rants like McDonald's or Taco only one in has a Bell, Bowling Green offers worth of food on each of five town and we ^Vgreat cheese steak subs are outstand- unique restaurants that are separate visits and then receive have a daily selection ing," Leatherman said. sore to satisfy that empty stom- $5 off on the next visit. inside spe- under $5 of Mexican and Ital- ach. If you're in the mood for cial, the lan dinners and large Easy Street Cafe, 104 S. Flicker's, 170 E. WoosterSt., pizza, pasta, burritos and smorgas- salads within the price Main St., is another popular offers a several items within breadsticks Campus Pollyeyes, bord," range. restaurant, which offers daily the price range. Nachos, chick- 440 E. Court St, will hit the Nicholson said. The smorgas- Homemade specialities offer lunch specials, sandwiches and en chunks, salads and burgers spot, according to Scott Nichol- bord consists of all the pizza, Shop, 516 E. Wooster, has subs, a unique quality to Junction, are just a few examples. Every son, general manager. soup and salad one can eat. Pol- pizza, salads and appetizers all according to Mazzarella. appetizers under $5. City government seeks student participation By ERIN BERGER dent involvement is important, pointed out that student campus politics, perhaps by always find them something to they also try to make it as fun The BG News is that involvement can lead to involvement can even have an joining the University Democ- do," Fischer said. as possible for students. For students interested in community improvement and effect on students' daily lives. rat or Republican groups. In the past, a number of stu- In addition to enjoyment and government or in making a dif- changes. "Bowling Green is their Miller actually started out in dents have been involved in learning, city govenrment ference in Bowling Green, "It's important for people of home for a minimum of four a college Republican group, he several different aspects of city activity can also give students said, as did Tim Brown, the government. involvement in city govern- all ages to be involved in poli- years," he said. "It [city govern- the chance to make connec- current county commissioner. Some actually sit on the ment may be just the thing to tics," Darrow said. ment) has quite an impact on a daily ____^^_^^_^ council. Oth- tions. Sometimes it can even satisfy their interest. Student input into issues in paticular can be important basis ers have lead to internships, according According to B.J. Fischer, "Bowling Green is their home for a minimum of to Darrow, planning commis- because students can have a y served posi- president of City Council, it is different take on issues than liv" four years. It [city government] has quite an tions as stu- sion member. important to have student rep- non-students, according to where impact on a daily basis - how they Hue, where they dent liasons Baldwin said this year could resentation on the council. Mike Marsh, city attorney and Ve ve wn for different be particularly exciting "It's important to the com- president of the University what' ' l* > at kind of neighborhood they live in." committees. because of the national elec- munity and also to the stu- Board of Trustees. kind of Allen Baldwin "We've tion. Students could have the dents," Fischer said. "Students have concerns, neigh- Wood County Democratic cbair always had chance to meet national candi- John Miller, the chairman and it is important that there is borhood ^_^_^^^^_^__^__^^^___^^__^^^^^^^™__^_ oustanding dates. for the Wood County Republi- students a voice for them so that, at least they live "I encourage anybody who cans, agreed with this. in." Interested students can also involved in city government," in terms of governmental has any interest at all to seek "They (the students! are part affairs, their concerns can be So, student involvement in call the city council or adminis- Marsh said. "They have taken out the party of their choice," of this community and should known," Marsh said. "It doesn't city council is important but trative office, according to Fis- it seriously and worked hard on have a say in how it's gov- mean they will always be how can students get involved. cher. all things, not just issues stu- Baldwin said. "They'll find it erned," he said. resolved, but at least we know Republican Chairman Miller "If they make us aware dents are concerned with." fulfilling, rewarding ... there is According to Susan Darrow, what they are." said the most traditional way they're interested in being Miller mentioned that, a real satisfaction that comes member of the Planning Com- Allen Baldwin, the Wood for students to get involved is involved and tell us what although involvement is defi- from public service and involve- mission, one of the reasons stu- County Democratic chair. first to involve themselves in they're interested in, we can nitely a learning experience. ment." Who won? '^iv^MMMMJMxJ^^ The Falcons or the bad guys? Find out. in the Sports section. Monday through Friday, in te^Thiz bobby Emporium AND B.6. flntiques The BG News. 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Marshall returns play Louisville, but I think four sion I debut. The Bulls were in filled are just three adjectives Heisman trophy candidate or five MAC teams could have Division III earlier in the that can describe the u'vroirHn" quarterback Chad Pennington competed with them that night. decade. However, Cirbus knows Mid-American Conference 1999 as well as three-time 1,000- It'll be a unique and interesting his crew may take some first- football's "Race for Detroit." yard rusher Doug Chapman. year. Hopefully, Marshall will year lumps. Buffalo is led by The winner will need a lot of Also returning are wide receiv- win it and there's no debate." wide receiver and Cleveland St. luck on its side to go to the er Nate Poole and five offensive Miami and Bowling Green Ignatius graduate Drew Had- Motor City Bowl Dec. 27. linemen led by Mike Guilliams (see BG preview) were picked to dad. Erik Rusin will be the In MAC East, Marshall is as well as 10-of-ll defensive finish behind the Herd. The quarterback. predicted to win it all since the starters including Girardie RedHawks return rusher and In MAC West, Western Thundering Herd has won the Mercer and Rogers Beckett. Heisman trophy candidate Michigan is trying steal the last two MAC championships "We talk constantly about Travis Prentice. They also crown from two-year defending playing for championships," bring back quarterback Mike champion Toledo. The Broncos Bath and linebacker Dustin return quarterback Tim Lester. Cohen. New coach and long- He is looking to break many time assistant Terry Hoeppner school and MAC records this has emphasized work on the year. He has targets Steve Neal passing game. and Jake Morel and MAC Spe- "Offensively, we need to be cial Teams Player of the Year in balanced," Hoeppner said. place kicker Brad Selent, also "Defensively, I like one-dimen- returns. sional teams. We want to put a "We're ready to let loose," lot of pressure on quarterbacks. Bronco coach Gary Darnell That was an emphasis this said. "Our team speed on summer." defense is up but we really have Ohio coach Jim Grobe has no star players there. We need lifted the Bobcats out of the cel- a punter and need to reduce the lar in his four years, but he turnovers." noted his team is inexperienced Toledo will probably have to especially after the school's all- rely on the offensive line led by time leading rusher, Steve tackle Colin Westrich and tight Hoofkin, graduated. Dan Jor- end Mike Bilik until the skill dan is expected to be the quar- position players come around. terback with Raynald Ray in Dan Cole is penciled in as the the backfield and Mike Varone quarterback. at center. "My job is to get the team Akron coach Lee Owens chemistry together," Rocket hopes his team can continue to coach Gary Pinkel said. "I'm Photo Provided climb the ladder after losing a scared to death of everybody. lot of close games last year. It The league is better and better Miami senior running back Travis Prentice angles for yards dur- may be a tall order with a tough every year." ing a 1998 contest. The Heisman trophy candidate compiled schedule which includes road Central Michigan has one of 1,787 yards on 365 attempts last year. The RedHawks were 10-1 games at Penn State and the top running backs in the last year losing only to Marshall. Miami (Fla.). The Zips are led conference Eric Flowers. Dick by offensive guard Dan Wess- Flynn's Chippewas came within man, quarterback James Wash- a field goal of the MAC champi- However, defense and finishing position. ington and safeties Nate John- onship game in 1998. Quarter- in the fourth quarter are con- Northern Illinois coach and son and Jon Eaton. back Pete Shepherd along with cerns for the Eagles. Ohio native Joe Novack is tired Kent and head coach Dean defensive tackle Joe Adam and Ball State coach Bill Lynch of rebuilding. 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By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Northern Illinois travels to Iowa while Akron goes to Happy Val- face challenges The BG News ley to face Joe Paterno and Penn State as Paterno continues his As in the past, Mid-American Conference football teams will pursuit of Paul "Bear" Bryant for the most career coaching wins in By MATT STEINER the title. see teams from different conferences and other parts of the I-A football (Bryant has 325 wins to Paterno's 307). The BG News Christine Thompson could be More opponents come from the Big East. Temple travels to In their quest for a second the leader in 1999. Sehman country. straight Mid-American Confer- said that Thompson should be The most common opponents come from the Big Ten. Every Akron and Marshall while Pittsburgh hosts Bowling Green and ence title, the Falcon women's among the top runners in the team faces a MAC team except for Michigan Kent. Syracuse hosts Central Michigan and I cross country team faces a conference and possibly vie for and Illinois. Ohio and Ball State see a double travels to Toledo. Miami also travels to West bump in the road, some think it the MAC championship. dip of Big Ten teams. The Bobcats battle Virginia. "If she has put the work in may be mountain. Michael Wiley and Ohio State as well as Min- Against Conference USA teams. Ball The team lost nine- year and desires to go after it she could do it," Sehman said. "She nesota while the Cardinals face Ron Dayne State goes to Army, Eastern goes to head coach Steve Price who led and Wisconsin as well as Indiana. Louisville while Cincinnati hosts Kent and the team to MAC Champi- has the talent. The others could Central Michigan has the daunting task of travels to Miami. In the Atlantic Coast onships in 1995, 1996 and bring us close to the front." 1998. The team finished sec- Thompson finished eighth at taking on Purdue and the arm of Drew Breese Conference, Buffalo travels to Virginia while ond in the conference in 1997. the MAC meet in 1998 with a while Eastern Michigan heads west to face Michigan Marshall travels to Clemson. Price is now the athletic direc- time of 18:04.3. Michael, Mon- State. Keep an eye on this one because Eagle wide receiv- Western Michigan has two tough road games at Missouri tor at Sidney Lehman High roe and Mitchell also had times er Jermaine Sheffield predicted an Eagle win. from the Big 12 and also against Steve Spurrier's Florida Gators School. under 19 minutes at the meet. It will be an emotional game for Miami when the RedHawks The transition from coach to Although Mitchell was a travel to Northwestern to face old coach Randy Walker. Also, at the "Swamp." Northern Illinois also travels to Vanderbilt. coach will determine how the senior last year, she has been team does in 1999. A new coach granted an additional year of has yet to be named. eligibility by the NCAA due to Men's cross country builds on 1998 "The willingness to accept injuries in her first two years change is going to have to be with the team. By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM believes his team has the talent mile and a 1:54 half-mile. He Martin said his team will there," said assistant coach LaFene has also been The BG News to compete with the top teams also recruited two Wood County work on pack running. He cited Scott Sehman. "The willingness plagued with injuries She will Second-year Bowling Green natives in Nolan Fahrer from the Missouri Valley Conference to give the individual who have to stay healthy in order to in the MAC. He believes it's comes in the opportunity to ' help out. men's cross country coach Ster- just a matter of coming togeth- Bowling Green, who runs a as a prime example of success- apply their knowledge their "TVe're going to be careful ling Martin believes there are er as a team and taking the pro- 15:50 five kilometers and Gar- ful pack running. Indiana State philosophy to the program is with her to try and make it two ways to build a cross coun- gram to the next level. rett Gable from Eastwood. He won it. The Sycamores had no something that will have to be through the season," Sehman try program. "It'll definitely be a competi- finished in the top 10 at the one in the top ten but six from said. "She has had a lot of accepted. That could determine One way is to raid the junior tive environment out there," Ohio Division II state meet. places 10-20. the outcome of the season in a stress fracture, lower leg and ankle problems in the past. colleges in attempt to build in a Martin said. "I am pleased with Martin also called Chris Trill "Pack running doesnt work hurry." hurry. The other way is to build the fact that I have 10 guys from Finnesville, Pa. a solid for all teams," Martin said. Along with the loss of a BG She'll definitely need a great from the ground up. Martin and competing for the top five [posi- distance runner with impres- "You have to make a conscious icon in Price, the Falcons will deal of care in her training." be without three of their top Three freshman should help his staff are picking the latter tions]." sive credentials. effort to recruit guys with simi- four runners of 1998. fill the voids left by Sabri, option. The Falcons lost Jim When it comes to success, lar abilities who can run Wendy Licht-Ordway and Deneau and Licht-Ordway. Bri- "We have some great ath-. Weckesser, Pat Carney and Martin looks beyond the talent together. It's not something you Laura Deneau departed due to an na Killian joins the team out letes already in the program," Steve Chapa from last year's levels and marks. do overnight. If you have a of Inglewood, graduation, while Hanane Martin said. "We're going to team. Returning from last "It takes more to be success- great athlete and a bunch of Ohio. Joy Ech- Sabri left with one year of eligi- ful than just talent," Martin average athletes, you're not ler from Mont- consistently try to bring in year's top seven are senior Dan bility left. She heads back to strong athletes who can help us Flaute, juniors Adam Usher, said. "It's the intangibles [such going to have those guys France to train for the 2000 pelier and get to our goals and do what we Craig Hatfield and sophomore as) the commitment to getting packed together because the Olympics. Cindy Bost- average athletes cant hold that Despite the losses, BG dorff from need to be able to do." Rob Glatz. Martin also likes the job done, doing the morning returns a strong core of runners nearby East- The Falcons have been in the what he sees in junior Dave runs and curtailing the social pace." from the championship squad. wood High middle of the Mid-American Anderson, sophomores Tom life to a degree. A lot of it is the In terms of the MAC, Cen- "We have five pretty good School could Conference pack since winning Kutter and Chad Kunkle. type of individuals you recruit. tral Michigan and Miami quali- Former coach also make runners returning as a nucle- the title in 1995. With four of Martin said he has good Usually if you get the ones who fied for the nationals and Steve Price immediate us," Sehman said. the top seven runners return- impact according to Sehman. recruits coming in. He called are committed and were willing should be tough again accord- Christine Thompson, Angie ing as well as the other Ed Stonestreet his best all- to make sacrifices in high ing to Martin. Martin also sees Michael, Nikki Monroe, Libby The 1999 Falcon runners returnees combined with tal- around recruit coming in. Mar- school, they're definitely willing Eastern Michigan as a big chal- Mitchell and Jessica LaFene rank second in the MAC pre- ented newcomers, Martin lenger. should help in their quest for season poll behind Ohio. tin said Stonestreet runs a 4:14 to make sacrifices at this level." ■ page 28 The BG News Wednesday, August, 1999 Ml I'H BG grabs victory in scrimmage WELCOME BACK STUDENTS & FACULTY BY PETE STELLA received some strong showings State at Mickey Cochrane field season poll with the placing of The BG News from the veterans as well as the Friday at 4 p.m. to open their Ohio University ahead of WE ARE There were a few questions freshmen. season. Northern by four points. BOWLING GREEN'S on coach Tom Piccirillo's mind Sophomore Desiree Erb "I think that they are a good "The MAC is changing a lot going into the first team scrim- scored two of the Falcons three team but just because they are and most of the teams are look- ONLY FULL LINE mage Sunday afternoon. goals and freshman Jill a Big Ten team, they're not ing good," BG coach Tom Piccir- "We were wondering as a Conover netted the other one. used to Big Ten play," Piccirillo illo said. "Northern lost a big team who would be able to take Freshman Erika Flanders said. "We started a little earlier player in (Anne) Mucci but they PHOTO IPCOiniTY STORE ■ over Tracy Gleixner's position played the majority of the game then they did and that should also return many strong play- and score goals for us," Picciril- in goal and dazzled the small hopefully give us a jump on ers." WE FEATURE : lo said. "We were also wonder- crowd with gutsy play in the them." 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» Wednesday, August 25, 1999 The BG News page 29 Gary Blackney: relaxed and in charge

By DAN N1ED for football. And, according to his voice but, when he address- lem solvers.' That's what he The BG New$ his stats, he has a nose for win- es the team he always uses the looks for in people. It's all about In practice Gary Blacknty ning. However, the Falcons right tone of voice and gets us their character. He wants peo- makes being a head football have not had a winning season fired up." ple he can count on when he's poach seem like the easiest job sifice 1994, finishing no higher Blaokney does not convey the not looking" in the wVrld. ... than third in the MAC. But, typical- loud/obnoxious attitude Character aside, Blackney is •• He stands with his feet with 15 returning starters back sometimes associated with foot- candid about the best part of shoulder width apart and arms and one of the best offenses in ball coaches. He does .not yell . his job. folded looking rather relaxed in the conference; Blackney may just to yell at his players and he "Winning is the best feeling I sweat shorts and a "Bowling have his best chance to dupli- does not try to inflict fear on can have as a head coach," he Green Football" polo shirt. cate the dominating BG teams them. said. "If winning didn't matter, But on the inside, Blackney's of the early *90's. "He tells you what he sees," we wouldn't keep score." head is churning with ideas "There is a different type of Ligashesky said. "When he Indeed, Blackney and his attitude in camp this year." yells at a player then that play- and evaluations. team are excited about the pos- It is only the first practice of Blackney said. "We feel more er knows that he is important sibilities of winning this year. the day. In the afternoon prac- confidant that we can compete enough to be punished. It's kind The year may hinge on a four tice, the coach will take a more with the best teams in the con- of like a tough love attitude hands-on approach. But for ference." that he takes with the players." week stretch. The Falcons trav- now, he is content with seeing Some on the team credit "One of the things I value el to last year's MAC Champion how things unfold in this pre- Blackney's coaching style for most about my job is the rela- Marshall in the third week of season session. the positive outlook in the pre- tionships I have with my assis- the season, then after going to Blackney is entering his season. tant coaches and players," Kent they return home to host ninth year at the helm of the "He always tries to be posi- Blackney said. "Seeing players arch-rival Toledo and Miami, a BG football program as the tive," said BG Linebacker coach have success is' a great reward. team that was picked to finish 22nd most winnings active Bob Ligashesky. "If someone I get to try to guide them ahead of the Falcons in the coach in Division 1-A football. makes a mistake, he won't yell through their four years here. MAC east. He's won 60 percent of his 'that's terrible', hell say "we When they arrive, they are 18- "Yes we have a lot of confi- games. He was voted Mid- need to improve on that.' And year-old adolescents. But when dence going into the season," American Conference coach of that makes everyone relax a lit- they leave, they are 22-year-old Blackney said. "But the only the year in 1991 and '92 — his tle bit and do their jobs better." men. I get to be a part of their way to keep the confidence up first two years at BO. He has The players say that Black- growth process." is to win and that's what we ney and his coaching staff do a In his coaches and players, also served as an assistant need to do in the big games." coach at some of the best foot- superb job getting the team Blackney looks for one common And Blackney is used to win- ball institutions in the country ready to compete. theme: Character. ning. He's won everywhere he's including seven years as a "Every week they do an out- "When we started at BG in BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLK defensive coach at Ohio State, standing job getting us ready to 91, he would always say to us been. So he knows when to be four years at Syracuse, two at play," Junior Guard Eric Curl 'Don't come to me with your an assertive coach and when to BG head coach and two-time MAC Coach of the Year Gary Black- UCLA and two at Wisconsin. said. "Sometimes coach Black- problems, I don't want prob- just stand back with his arms ney watches as his team prepares for the 1999 season. He hopes That gives Blackney a mind ney will get fired up and raise lems on my team, I want prob- crossed and take it all in. to return the Falcons to their winning ways of the early '90 s.

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By PETE STELLA and DAN NIED paign and our advertising." sports in question. BG also supports 19 other The BG News BGSUs athletic budget is currently over sports, which according to Ed Whipple, vice Four months ago. Bowling Green stole a eight million dollars, which, according to president of student affairs, are just as impor- valuable person from Ohio State. And no, it Krebs, puts them right in the middle of Mid- tant as the revenue sports. wasn't football coach John Cooper. American Conference schools. "One thing that Krebs will be good at is Paul Krebs' tenure as the Athletic Director "Our budget is not at the top of the MAC, getting more students to the bigger sports as at BGSU took effect April 12, 1999. Until that but it certainly is not at the bottom," Krebs well as the smaller sports," Whipple said. "All point, Krebs had served five years as the said. "The question you have to ask is for the of the athletes work hard and deserve the senior associate athletic director at Ohio number of sports that we have, is that a rea- respect of the student body." State. Simply put. he was the second in sonable budget? Our budget is comparative to Whipple, whose position is closely related charge. other MAC schools but with the number of to athletics, is so far impressed with Krebs' But when Krebs, a 1978 graduate of BG, sports we offer, we have less money to spend showing. replaced Ron Zwierlein at BG, he became the per sport. That creates a challenge for us." "I am very impressed with his leadership, man responsible for breathing some new life One of the challenges that Krebs faces as his commitment to BG and his visions he has into Falcon Athletics. Krebs has much experi- the new athletic director is to figure out ways for the future," Whipple said. "I would like to ence on the athletic field and brings in many to get more students to attend games and to SIM- him be able to increase attendance, get bright ideas and aspirations to the University. get them involved in the athletic environ- more support for the smaller sports, and to raise the level of awareness among the entire Prior to his time at Ohio State, he spent ment. student body." five years at Oklahoma State. "Our football team doesn't play many If Krebs accomplishes his goals as the ath- Krebs said he feels there are some changes games under the lights but if a few night letic director, Whipple would have to be needed in the BGSU athletic environment. games will draw five or 10 thousand fans to incredibly impressed. "One of the things I want to change is that the game, then that is something we should "My hopes and aspirations for this year are we need to be more aggressive as a depart- look into," Krebs said. "All I know is that to be the premier program in the league," ment," Krebs said. "We are in a struggle when we have had night games, we have had Krebs said. "I think we have the opportunity financially and we want to get people to come great crowds." BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE to all of our sporting events. We want to be But football, basketball and hockey, which to be the top program in the Mid-American BG athletic director Paul Krebs at Doyt Perry Stadium. more aggressive as far as our marketing cam- create the most revenue, are not the only Conference."

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1999-2000 BGSU Theatre Auditions Production Dates Theater Department "The Complete Work of William Shakespeare" Sept, 22-25 Audition Dates- Aug. 26-27, prepares for fall season Callbacks, Aug., 7 p.m., 400 University Hall "Noises Off" characters. It will be staged at Eva Marie Theater Department. Oct. 6-10 By ANA PEREIRA and MARY BETH Saint ""heatre and directed by Allen S. "It la a good show for the newcomers Audition Dates- Aug. 30 at 8 p.m., Aug. 31 at 7 p.m. MUR1HA Callbacks, Sept. 1, 7 p.m., 400 University Hall White. Auditions will be on Aug. 30 at 8 because it gives everybody a chance to do The BG News p.m., and Aug. 31 at 7 p.m in room 400, .. "HoMMe!"-- something," Lodge said. After summer season in Ohio's oldest i University Hall. Oct. 27-31 Lodge recommended those planning to playhouse in Huron, Callbacks will be Auditions Dates- Aug. 30,8 p.m. and Aug. 31, 7 p.m. the Theater Depart- "^ , Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. audition to have a short story or a mono- Tailbacks, Sent. 1.7 pjn.. 402 University Hall ment prepares to kick I "I am looking logue, preferrably memorized. She is also "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" off its fall season. for fast paced, Nov. 16-21 quick thinking interesting in seeing how students work Every year the The- '*"». together. Auditjons Dates- Sept. 7 and 8, 7 p.m. at 7 p.m. ater Department pre- jpjrv people, who are Callbacks, Sept. 9,400/405 University HaU able to work well "There's no cut and dry formula to cast sents twelve produc- ■ jf* "Power: A Living Newspaper tions at the Eva Marie as a team and fol- this show, but the actors will be on stage at low directions," Sept. 13 and 14 Saint Theatre, the Joe E. * all times and it should be a team work," she White said. Auditions Dates- Sept. 13 and 14 at 7 p.m. Brown Theatre or at the «■ Another good said. Callbacks, Sept. 15,7 p.m. 402 University Hall Elsewhere space. The Auditions will take place at the same "Shakuntala" highlights for this semes thing, and what is usually a date and time of the auditions for "Noises Nov. 3-7 ter includes "Noises Off | Audition Dates- Sept. 13 and 14 at 7 p.m. by Michael Frayn and "must" for first Off," but in room 402, University Hall. Hold Me!" by Jules Feif- year students is Callbacks, Sept. 15, 7 p.m., 400 University Hall "Newcomers' "There are all sorts of things happening Shorts Festival 2000 fer. over here," said Jerry George, a graduate "Noises Off" is a British Show." "Hold Me!" was the selection for Feb. 23-27 farce about a company of actors — on stage, this year's newcomers' production. student at the Theater Department. And lions Dates- Dec.6 and 7 at 7 p.m. backstage and on the road. The farce had The play is about personalities and rela- Scripts can be checked out at the Theater Callbacks, Dec. 8, 402 University Hall, 7 p.m. its origins back in Greece and Rome and tionships of different characters in an urban setting. The play will be staged in Department. some of its characteristics includes mistak- For more information contact the The- en identities, romances, intrigues and stock the Joe E. Brown Theatre and directed by Mary Jo Lodge, a doctoral student in the ater Department at (419) 372-2222. Chicken Soup reveals hints of college life By ELLEN SPRENGER of choice, strains due to money as you walk down the aisle to and waiting to be accepted. books, Kirberger decided that The BG News "Know that every difficult thing that you receive your well-deserved Kirberger said, "'Chicken encounter will get better. Don't be too hard on diploma. college students were her next In the popular book "Chick- Soup for the College Soul" can "Near the end (of college step. She enjoys speaking to en Soup for the College Soul" help high school students and yourself. Keep your sense of humor." experience!, you can use this teens and reading numerous co-author Kimberley Kirberge first-year college students deal Kimberly Kirberger book to measure and remind targeted the college market b.> with the rough transition. you of how far you have come," 1< ters from college students gathering a collection of real, The "Transition" chapter author of Chicken Soup for the College Soul Kirberger said. and parents. inspirational and humorous contains many experiences The book also deals with stories dealing with the best Kirberger said that they that first-year students face, "You are laying in bed and them." some other issues that people and worst aspects of college such as saying good-bye to par- you want to cry, but there is In addition, first-year stu- of all ages can relate to. donate up to $1 million to char- life. ents and high school friends, some stranger in the bed next dents, upper-level students can "It deals with basic core ities including the Bacchus and According to Kirberger, meeting new people, dealing to you. You don't want to walk also use "Chicken Soup for the issues that never change in all Gamma Peer Education Net- "Chicken Soup for the College with a new roommates and bal- around campus with tears in College Soul." The remaining human beings. Issues such as: Soul" offers readers stories ancing social life with academ- your eyes. You don't want to be chapters deal with tough deci- Do people like me? Am I a good work, an international associa- about real life experiences and ic life. someone who never makes sions, tragedies, lessons person?," Kirberger said. challenges that college stu- tion of college and university "[The book) gives experi- friends," Kirberger said. learned from inside and out- Kirberger said the initial dents fact today which cannot ences so that you know what to Kirberger offered advice for side the classroom, love, kind- idea to create a "Chicken Soup" based peer education programs be found in a college brochure. expect. It gives other peoples' first-year students. ness, friendships and gradua- book aimed at college students focusing on alcohol abuse pre- "Chicken Soup for the Col- experiences and fears. The "Know that every difficult tion. came from Mark Victor Han- lege Soul" begins with a chap- anticipation one has before thing that you encounter will These stories touched on the vention and other health and ter on "Getting In" which illus- son, who is also co-author of going to college can be nour- get better. Don't be too hard on subjects of sex, alcohol, eating the books and a professional safety issues. Bacchus and trates the frustration, patience yourself. Keep your sense of ished and calmed through the disorders, falling in and out of speaker who enjoys talking to Gamma promotes peer educa- and humor associated with get- book," Kirberger said. humor," she said. "When you love, building and eliminating ting accepted into college. Kir- walk away after four years, college students. tion as a useful element of Kirberger said she under- friendships, having courage to After being a co-author for berger said these stories center these memories will be put into never give in or up, and finally, stands the first week of college the widely successful "Chicken campus health education and around getting into the college can be very difficult. your memory bank. Enjoy closing another chapter in life Soup for the Teenage Soul" wellness efforts. Fine Arts Center Local bars prepare for Hey Mr. DJ Presents: Campus radio stations WBGU Different 88.1 FM and WFAL 680 AM are Voices: New Art return of University students back. from WBGU is already on the ail Poland ANTHONY REZNICK Wednesday-Karaoke 9 p.m.- 2 Tuesdays-Drag And Dancing on average about $3. a.m. providing Northwest Ohio's best August The BG News 10:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. 25 - September 24 Thursday-Drink Specials. non-commercial radio and Wednesdays-Industrial Goth Weekly Themes: Dorothy Uber Bryan Friday and Saturday-Dance to Underground night. WFAL is the music evolution.n Gallery It's 12:34 a.m. Friday music of the 80's and 90's. Night/ Saturday Morning. Thursday - Saturday Dance. Monday, Football and WBGU is sponsoring several Drink specials weekly Downtown: Munching Buffet. Curator's Talk: Catherine Where is the majority of the and parties are welcome to rent concerts in town at Howard's student body- in their dorms Tuesdays Crab Races. Thurs- Tuesday, no cover, open mic Amidon from 6-9 p.m. weekly. Club H and EasyStreet Cafe'. reading the BG NEWS ? No, days-Karaoke 10 p.m.- 2 a.m. night till 2 a.m. Interested par- Sunday, September 12, more than likely they are Weekly drink specials. ties should stop in or phone Call the request line at 372-2826 1:30pm downtown immersed in the East side of Main St. after 8 p.m., 353-0988. for more information. Fine Arts Room 204 vast Bowling Green night Howard's Club H Wednesday, Jazz night featur- Both stations can use volun- Reception Follows scene. Here is a brief guide to Junction Classified as: Bar with Live ing BG faculty and students. teers to be DJs, or help with the local establishments: Up-stairs and Downs stairs Music. Thursday- Saturday live Ages: 19+ music, promotions and sales Once is Never Enough: Tex- (commonly known as Tux's, music. tiles, Ancestors, and reburials Wooster: Cover: everyone $2 departments. though this is a myth, not the This Thursday Big Creek, fol- in Highland Madagascar real name.) owed by Oval Opus on Friday If interested call WBGU at Mark's Pub August 25 - Septembe • 24 Weekly Themes: and Red Headed Step Child on 372-8657 or WFAL at 372-8658. Willard Wankelman Gallery Classified as: College Pub Classified as: Just a bar where Saturday. Ages: 19+ you can enjoy your self. Mon. - Weds open 3 p.m.-2: 30 Cover: 19-20 $3. 21+Free Curator's talk: Rebecca L. Ages: Up 18+, Down 21+. a.m. Brewsters Green Weekly Themes: Cover: 18-20 For now $3. Thursday - Sunday live music, Classifiedas:Bar Casting Friday, September 10, 7p.m. Weekly Themes: Shows start at 10:30 p.m. Ages: 21 + Fine Arts Room 204 Mondays- Buffet for Wrestling Selected Thursdays, WBGU Reception Follows and Football. Mondays-Grateful Dead. night, check listing. Weekly Themes: Tuesday-Phat Tuesday (come Tuesdays-Country and Dance. Drink specials weekly, and Call... For more information con- out and see what it means). Wednesday to Saturday new bathrooms that are Monday-NFL Football. tact: Jacqueline S. Nathan @ Wednesdays-Phishing with Dance music from the 70's - 90's. wheelchair accessible. Tuesdays- Karaoke 8 p.m.- 372-8525 Dave (Phish and Dave Drink specials weekly and as This Friday Land of the El ■> Schedule is subject to Open auditions for "Noises change. Matthew's all night.) long as it is still warm out, the Caminos and on Saturday Berlin Wednesdays-Buffet Night. Thursday- Ladies night, 19- deck is open Upstairs. Project and First Grade Crush. Thursday-Ladies Night. Off" and "Hold Me!" will be 20 no charge before 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday-DJ or Friday and Saturday-Enjoy Uptown & Downtown Gargoyles live music. held Aug. 30-31. the laid back rock atmosphere ■b-Cr-tr ■&&■&&■&-bit i- Classified as: Uptown: Dance Classified as: Night Club This weekend be dazled by DJ Tryouts for both will be held until 1 a.m. and then dance club and Downtown: Bar and Ages: 18+ Dub. Check him out, he's sweet. for the rest of the night. Grill. Cover: 18-20 $3, 21+ Free at 7 p.m. in University Hall. Drink specials nightly. Hey Look No weekly themes as of yet, due Brathaus 'Noises Off" will be produced Ages: Uptown 18+, Downtown to new management. Interested in The BG News Kamikazes 21+ It is still the biggest dance floor Classified as: Bar for Sport, Oct. 6 -10 at the Eva Marie Classified as: Dance Club in town and with light come to the newsroom in 210 Cover: Mon. 18-20 $2, 21+ Free. Games and Goodtimes. Saint Theatre on campus. Ages: 18+ Tues. 18-20 $3, 21+$1. Thurs. - show. Ages: 19+ Cover: Fri. and Sat. 18-20 $2,21 + Sat 18-20 $2, 21+Free. Cover: None Productions dates for "Hold West Hall tonight at 7p.m. Free, Tues. West side of Main St. Me!" will be Oct. 27 -30 at Joe $5, Thurs. Everyone $2. Weekly Themes: Weekly themes: We have positions available Weekly Themes: Easy Street - Upstairs E. Brown Theatre. Contact the for copy editors, entertainment Uptown : None as of yet, however there Mondays-Dave The Dead BGSU Theatre Office at ( 419) Sundays WWF, WCW and Classified as: Live music show- are special event parties, like the writers, reporters, photogra- Phish Nile. ECW, no cover 18+. case Super bowl parties, etc. Brathaus 372-2222. Tuesdays-Swing Nile, lessons Monday-Relro 80's - 90's Ages:19+ is a bar with a laid back atmos- phers, graphic designers and available from 9:30-10:30 p.m. Dance. Cover: Varies by band, however phere. web staff members.

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Bowling Green: 8.27.99/ Land of the El Caminc*/ back to ballad, into power their equally great follow-up dealt with issues chords, and finish off with album Stoosh. such as racism Howard's sweet nothings on the guitar, Now with their latest and homophobia 8.28.99/ First Grade Crush, Berlin Pro- the album flows together with a release, Post Orgasmic Chill, in such ways that ject/ Howard's kind of forced grace. Skunk Anansie seems to have they may make 9.9.99/ Sweep lhe Leg Johnny, Propeilor/ The recording falls in place, changed their sound ever so some people EasyStreet not as night follows day, but a slightly to be able to break into uncomfortable. thunderstorm follows sunshine. the American market, without For example, the Toledo: At first you're bewildered as to selling out at all. song "On My 9.3.99/ Zebrahead/ Main Event why it started raining but then A band with multiple influ- Hotel TV," which you realize it makes sense. ences that ranges from George is about how Skin First Grade Crush are a Clinton to Black Sabbath, feels about the Cleveland: Chicago based band. They Skunk Anansie's sound is, for media treating 8.26.99/ Britney Spears/ Nautica started out as the Skallops in the most part, impossible to her, doesn't hide 9.1.99/ Barenaked Ladies/ Gund Arena anything. She 1995, but wisely changed the Skunk Anansie: categorize. Sure, some songs 9.1.99/ Moby/ Odeon First Grade band name. It is apparent that sound like pop ballads, but oth- makes sure you they have drawn from the vast Post Orgasmic ers sound like hardcore punk know that some Crush: It's not musical pallet in Chicago, ska, songs, and a few even almost people have Columbus: electronic, hard rock, and oth- sound like rap music. called her a sin- 8.25.99/ Sammy Hagar/ Polaris Ampithe- ers to develop a sound that Chill The album begins with ner, slut, dyke, ater you, it's me bridges several of those genres. "Charlie Big Potato," a dark and worse. She 1999-Jade tree Unlike her previous songs They certainly give it their song highlighted by great also certainly' does not hold 1999-Jade tree about love, like "She's my Hero- all and pull it off as well as can Skunk Anansie is Lhe best vocals by the lead signer, Skin. back on how she feels about it. band you've never heard of. If you want to understand any- However, unlike the previ- in," Skin does not inject it with First Grade Crush is a schiz- be expected. Simple songwrit- Now, I know that is saying a thing about Skunk Anansie's ous albums, the focus here any political viewpoint, making ophrenic band to be sure. They ing, harsh guitar (for the most it much more accessible for the lot, but it's true. For a band music, you have to know who, seems to be on emotions like can't seem to decide whether part) and some outstanding that is absolutely huge in and what Skin is. love and despair, and on rela- general audience. they want to be a ska band, a horn work hold this album With its latest release, there together. If you like "Mustard Europe, it's amazing that they Skin is a black, bald, tough, tionships in general. These punk band or a death metal haven't had one hit single in songs are much more personal is no reason that this great band. In the face of this dilem- Plug" and "Mr. T Experience" or lesbian that seems to have a America. take-no-prisoners attitude than anything Skunk Anansie band shouldn't finally be able ma, they seem to have decided "MXPX" you can probably dig Their first album Paranoid when it comes to writing her has released. The first single, to break through in this coun- to combine the styles. this album. It is a very and Sunburnt made big waves songs. If she has a problem "Secretly" , which was featured try. It is a great album with no With their first full length respectable first outing and the in England and produced the with society, she'll let you know on the "Cruel Intentions" real weaknesses at all. The album It's not you, it's me. First following albums should bring forth some gems. immensely huge single "Selling what it is. soundtrack, is a song about only thing that could stop them Grade Crush certainly has a lot Jesus." 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I I page 34 The BG News Wednesday. August 25, 1999 Mysteriously Average 1 Sixth Sense 'money- maker tion merely scratches the sur- Stiller mugs big time as a By ERIK PEPPLE By ERIKPEPPLE and it is face of this brilliant little film. super hero whose power is readily The BG News The BG News Go into the movie blind so the to channel a lot of rage, apparent One of the greatest thrills twists and turns are something A few years ago the bril- Azaria is very funny as an that the about watching movies is to be shocking and unsettling. liant animated program effete British man who toss- funniest surprised. There's nothing But shocks and scares are "The Tick" boasted an es silverware with deadly stuff was more satisfying than entering a not all "The Sixth Sense" has to episode in which The Tick, a precision' and Garofalo being made darkened theater, taking your offer. I never thought the word second-tier super-hero, (whose mere presence up by them seal and being completely beautiful would ever be used to organises a loose confedera- makes any movie worth on the spot. oblivious to what is about to describe a Bruce Willis movie, tion of third-tier super- watching) is a woman with a Director unfold on screen. but "The Sixth Sense" has heroes. These guys were a magic bowling ball contain- Kinka Such is the case with The proven me wrong. confederacy of dunces, ing her dead father's skull. Usher is Sixth Sense," a remarkable This is a film that packs an wannabe heroes with pow- Best of all is William H. probably exercise in psychological terror. enormous emotional wallop ers like the ability to com- Macy as The Shoveler, a most at From the previews one would from some creepy and scary municate with squirrels or family man whose super fault. A for- gather that the picture is sim- jolts of the things that go bump power is his remarkable mer commerical director, ply about a little boy who pro- in the night variety to the wielding toy baby dolls with 'Mystery Men' destructive force. For thirty ability to shovel things. But Usher has visual flair and a claims "I see dead people." movie's ruminations on the minutes this premise made it's Macy, perhaps the best definite eye for composition, From the outset that's true. power of love, Shyamalan Starring Bc>n gtfflffi -latvame for some of the funniest character actor working but his tone is wildy But as the reovie progresses, it (remember that name) has Garafolo, Hank Azaria. astuff ever to flash across today, who manages to cre- uneven. Swinging from is very clear that there is more crafted a film with reservoirs of William H. Macy . TV screens. ate a full-blooded character. funny super hero satire to at work in screenwriter/direc- strength, power and beauty. After watching "Mystery The other actors are all goofy bodily function humor BO New* says: Mystery Men tor M. Night Shyamalan's mind And when the viewer goes back Men", a likable and clever if one-liners and quips (which (did I mention Paul Is disappointing, but a great then simple chills. to re-evaluate all that has gone ultimately disappointing is fine in the service of a Reubens' super power is his cast and moments of wit The young boy, Cole Sear The Sixth Sense" will reveal super hero spoof, it is clear super hero movie, but their gastrointestinal system?) to make for a movie that's (played with utter brilliance by itself to be a film that rewards that the one-joke premise is talent deserves more), and legitmate slam and bang occasionally fun. Haley Joel Osment) is plagued your attention with secrets, best suited for a sketch or Macy generates a genuine action movie to plodding by visions of the dead. Too ideas and imagery of uncom- thirty minute increment. warmth and sympathy for love story. Usher is inconsis- * *1/2 scared to tell his mother (Toni mon power. Boasting the most his character. Despite the tent. Collette) about his visions Cole 1 star doni evan leni seeks refuge in churches and impressive cast for a comedy absurd surroundings the Once the audience gets J m: wai to< viora The Sixth Sense' this year-Ben Stiller, audience actually forges a used to the comedy, Usher 3 atari: cat* K to moan™ the isolation of his bedroom. 4 alara: drop ffie paper and aaa » now* Janeane Garofalo, William connection with this man switches gears into the limp One day Dr. Malcolm Crowe Starring Bruce Willis. Haley H. Macy, Greg Kinnear, who is not only fighting romance between Stiller and enough and its cast is so tal- (Bruce Willis in a very subtle, Joel Osment and Tonl Col Paul Reubens and Tom crime, but figthing for the Claire Forlani or to over the ented that it almost makes touching performance) finds lete. himself taking Cole's case. Waits-Mystery Men certain- cause of the working class. top Schwarzenegger-like its faults and slow spots for- G New* says: Moody, creepy ly has the talent and skill to It's a lofty and surprising action pyrotechnics. The giveable. But as it rambles Crowe is plagued by marriage B'and touching. The Sixth pull off a riotous spoof, but ambition trapped inside a effect is jarring leaving the on past the two hour mark, difficulties and the spectre of a failure with a previous patient Sense" Is a beautifully instead seems to be the case big budget movie. audience wondering if any- it gets to be overbearing. acted and remarkably (played by Donnie Wahlberg) of too many cooks in the However the cast is not thing, especially the comedy, This could have been a mas- well-made psychological really to blame for the is to be taken seriously. terful satire, but instead is whose symptoms are remark- thriller. kitchen. ably similar to Cole's. It is apparent that the movies let down. Garofalo When all is said and done, drowned away in noise. and the rest are amusing And that's all anyone needs • •** actors are having fun. Mystery Men is clever to know of the plot. 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Call 352-3526 Biakely Care Center is looking for caring, Union lor part time-full time positions 1-800-648-4849 or visit online O etanObgnet bgsu edu out-going individuals who would be inter- w/flex. hrs. around classes. All majors www ststravel.com. Big Yard Sale -128 West Evers. BG ested in working as part-time activity as- may apply. $40.000/yr. in scholarships Great stuff for students sistants. If you enjoy working with people avail., co-ops/internships have been Student clerical assistant position. (20 Fri thru Sun. 8/20-8/22 Find It In The Personals and participating in a variety of activities awarded in past. Fun atmosphere, work hrs week) Candidate needs good com- and 8/27 to 8/29. 9am to 5pm Please apply in person at 600 Sterling locally. $11.45 base-appt. or check us out munication skills, typing skills, experience Dr.. North Baltimore. OH. EOE on our website © www.workforcestu- with Microsoft Word and Excel. Prefer- For sale by owner: 1964 Homeette. 2 BG News! ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: dents com; oh ence will be given to candidates with pre- bdrm . 1 bth Call & leave message. 352 Do you have a part-time fob? Child care needed for one year old in my vious experience. Rate ol pay: $5 90/hr 4133. Is it related to your major/career goals? home. 7:30am-12:30pm Mon. & Fn. dur- Longs cleaners needs part-time help Send resume and two letters of recom- Cinemark Theatres Come and see if you qualify for ing school year. Additional hours possi- 3 to 6 Mon thru Fn, plus Sat. mendations to Mary. Continuing Educa- Hondas from $500 CO-OP 050 ble. 15 mins. from campus. Experience A 2 to 5 plus Sat. tion, 40 College Park by Friday, August Police impounds and tax repos ■ CINEMA 5 SSi a NO-COST transcript notation references required. 823-1547. 30th. For listings call 1-800-319-4558 ext. 4558 Apply in person at 345 N. Maple St. 11234 N. Main St. 354-055^ Lend CREDIBILITY to your employment 353-4494 - $6 an hour. Childcare needed Energetic, loving, re- Co-op: 310 SSBIdq-372-2451 details Telephone order clerks full/part-time. Otl-Campua Parking The Sixth Sense (PG-13) sponsible, honest, non-smoking childcare MAKE YOUR OWN HOURS ■Machine Operators/Production Workers S6 OO'hr guaranteed. Daily bonus avail. 12:10 2:30 4:50 7:30 10:00 provider needed in my Maumee home to Sell Kodak Spnng Break 2000 Trips Part-time positions with flexible hours Start immediately 353-8705 Spaces tor rant create a stimulating, fun, educational & available on any shift Prior factory experi- Blalr Witch Project (R) Highest Com mlaa Ion-Lowe at Prices safe environment for 1 yr. old girl. One The St. James Club is in need of an out- ence preferred. $850-5950 per hour. Available Immediately 12:30 2:25 4:30 7:25 9:25 NO COST TO YOU going, energetic people person. Full and day per week. Tues. 8:30am-5:30pm. Po- Prefer students who are seeking long- Travel FREE including food, drink & part time positions available. 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FACILITY HOURS FALL INTRAMURALS Facility Hours Student Recreation Center M-F: 7:00am-11:00pm y^^i iiij^ JJIWSJ Jifc^d Sat: 9:00am-11:00pm if M % Sun: Noon-11:00pm Fall Intramural Program offerings Perry Field House will include Softball, golf, tennis, M^JJ^i' M-Th: 7:00am-Midnight ultimate frisbee, flag football, innertube Fri: 7:00am-6:00pm waterpolo, ice hockey, Sat: Noon-7:00pm bowling, cross-country, racquetball, Sun: Noon-9:00pm wallyball, swimming, basketball, and Need to furnish your apartment? track & field. Most events are free, so sign up as a residence hall team, Looking for a great deal? Ml FITWELL CENTER join a group of your friends, or come in to our office as a "free agent." Stay FREE • FREE • FREE Cholesterol Screening tuned for entry due dates, or call our f*\\ Globe Furniture Rentals has the styles you want Stop by the Fitwell Center to get your office at 372-2464. ^n and prices you can afford to get your apartment free screening. set up fast. Rental return sofas, dinettes, Fitwell Hours SHTBJDP Located in the SRC dressers, desks, and even beds are all marked Mon. - Thurs. • Noon -5:00pm Fri. • 8:00am-1:00pm Winter Park, CO down in Globe's Clearance Center. Present the Starts September 7 Jan. 3-Jan. 9, 2000 coupon below and receive a 10% student Check out our free fitness Infol $694.00 discount on your purchase. includes: 6 nights lodging, 4 nay lift TOLEDO AEROBICS 1244 Corporate Dr ticket, airfare from (419)866-6800 Aerobics begin Wed., Aug. 25 Hours: • Over 50 classes featuring: Detroit & more. Cardio Kick Challenge; Funk; Monday 9am - 8pm CaU 2-2711 lor info. Tues-Fri 9am - 6pm Kickboxing; Low Impact; Step; I I Step Combo; Step, Pump & Saturday 10am - 5pm Jump; Super Sculpt; and W.E.T. SPORT CLUBS '"S r Workout • New classes; Step, Pump and A number of sport club teams will be Jump and Kickboxing. active soon. Contact the Sport Club • Pick up your schedule at the Office for details on men's & women's SRC soccer, lacrosse, and rugby, along with Ml all the rest of our club teams. These <|krfie. CENTER teams practice and compete on a AQUATICS regular basis, at a competitive level. You Save wore Because We ve Rented it Before'* For more information, call 372-2464. Learn - To-Swim • Fall 1999 • Sign-ups begins Aug. 25 inin thethe* . SRC Main Office Look lor I ho \Wc Sports Report • Classes held on Saturdays even Weilnesdci\ in Ihe BG News Jf on Ihe lasl page l"i MUM current Ml Scuba Program Recreational Sports Information. Just bring this coupon into our Globe Furniture Rentals Registration begins Aug. 25 in the SRC Main Office Clearance Center and you'll get an additional Limited spaces available $200.00 plus cost for check-out dives 10% off any purchase.

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