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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BG News Sexual assaults raise safety issues By STEFANIE and fell asleep on a sofa. She sexually assaulted in a women's University students are hav- hanging out with and they need SIZEMORE woke up around 6 a.m. as she bathroom. ing mixed reaction to the sexual to avoid bad situations. was being assaulted by a male Police have already ques- assaults. "I think that if you hang The BG News acquaintance. tioned the suspect, who also is Jennifer Younkman, junior around with people you know Wilhin Ihc past Iwo weeks The suspect is not a student, not a University student. human resources major, is a resi- and trust for the most part, two sexual assaults have been and has already been questioned Dick Gullu/sen, University dent of Offenhauer East and feels things like this won't happen," reported on-campus. by the police. police information officer, is completely safe. Younkman said. On Sunday, Jan. 24, a female The second sexual assault working out the details of both "Both of the sexual assaults Not all students feel this pro- student reported to the Universi- occurred around 1:30 a.m. this cases. were by acquaintances," she tected. Jenelle Cotlerman, sopho- ty police that she was sexually past Sunday, Jan. 31. A female "Both of these cases are associ- said. "I feel completely safe in more elementary education assaulted in Founders Hall. student reported that she ated with non-(University) stu- my dorm." major is extremely concerned. ■ Columnist Jeff Gill says The victim reported that she relumed toOffenhauer Hast with dents, and the details of the cases She stressed that students "Impeach Hussey!" went to Founders with friends a male acquaintance and was are still being reviewed," he said. need to know who they are • See ASSAULT, page five.

I Guest columnist Eric Uptown Luhta tells non-acting speakers to shut up. •5^. upon a features [ and nation 4 Star exotic i Gunmakers may have dancers restricted freedom By LINE ANETTE happen, but it's a long ways DJUVE off," he said. due to possible new Boncho Bonev, a graduate By BRANDI BARHITE The BG News laws. student in the department of 77if HG News The millennium is fast physics and astronomy, said Uptown/Downtown will bare approaching and along with it that our sun is a star, and along a new side of itself this weekend is the fear of the end of the with all the other stars that we when it will hold auditions for world. However, you shouldn't can see in the evening sky, the an exotic dance show scheduled plan on selling your textbooks sun will eventually reach the to debut in March. just yet. end of its life cycle and die. Photo Provided Jeff Hobbie, owner of The University Planetari- "After roughly five billion Uptown/Downtown, said the um's new show "Is This The years the sun will expand The University Planetarium will host "Is This the End of the auditions will be held Sunday at End Of The World?" lakes a beyond the orbit of the Earth, so World?" running now through April 23. Uptown from 8 p.m.- 12 a.m. whole different approach to our world will be 'eaten' by the There will also be an audition the when the world is actually star and this will be Earth's real once per 10 to 100 million the world participate in a pro- following Sunday. Auditions are going to end. end," he said. "However, by years." gram called "Near Earth open to all women. Dale Smith, planetarium that time we should be able to According to Smith the last Objects" the main purpose of Wendy Suto, director of the director and associate professor move to another place." time Earth was hit by such an which is to observe asteroids exotic dance show, said she in physics and astronomy, said According to Smith the sun impact was 65 million years and comets passing relatively approached Hobbie after notic- will swell up to become a red the making of the show was ago, an impact which meant the close to Earth," Bonev said. ing how popular exotic dance prompted by the scary predic- jjiant star that will gradually i Women's basketball extinction of the dinosaurs. Smith explained that we now clubs were in Toledo. She said loses to Kent, 91-60. tions about the change of the become brighter and redder Smith said that the chance of have the technology to find all Uptown's drag show has gener- millennium. According to him, until it has reached 100 times its smaller objects like meteors the major impacts near Earth ated a lot of attention and exotic current diameter. the human rate will most prob- falling to the ground is bigger. larger than 1 kilometer and that dancing could also be successful. Although the sun still has a ably not experience the death of "Meteors are little chips off we can calculate the orbit (rack "Exotic dance clubs are long time to live, life itself on tain mc nt 11 Earth in its lifetime. the asteroids," he said. "Most of the impact ahead of time so always very busy," she said. Earth might not be totally safe "I listorically we've seen a lot meteors burn up in the atmos- that a potential impact moving "Men will pay a lot to see female for the next five billion years. of threats to the end of the phere, but there are a few reli- toward Earth can be detected dancers." Lifetime lessons taught world," Smith said. "I wanted According to Smith, there is able documented cases of peo- well in advance. Suto said potential dancers to take a sober look at it from an always the risk of being hit by ple seeing a stone fall to the However, not only modern can come and perform on either by movie 'Varsity astronomer's point of view." impacts like meteors, comets or ground." He added that the man is aware of and has seen Blues.' of the audition nights. She said He added that even though asteroids. number of cases where a stone heavenly bodies. they can wear lingerie, a bathing Earth might be hit by impacts "Real trouble may be caused has hit people, houses or cars is Smith said that prior to the suit or a costume to the audi- like meteors and asteroids, the by a comet or an asteroid with small. Renaissance, comets were tions. She said she will hire real end of the world is still an average size of ten miles or Humans have, however, believed to be omens of evil, a between 15-20 dancers. If hired, I Student composers about five billion years away, more," Bonev said. "But the started to prepare for the worst belief common in many cultures dancers will be paid a base pay, when the sun dies. probability of such an event is possible scenario. performed on open "It's inevitable, it's going to very small, in the worst case "Observatories from all over • See PLANETARIUM, page five. • See DANCERS, page six. stage. Letter creates confusion Battle on Adult Videos Opinion 2 According to the letter, if May- By ROBERT RECKER Mayberry two weeks ago Dear Sir/Madam*: Page Three 3 warned local video stores to be berry's office received any com- The BG News This letter is to advise you that our office recently World and Nation 4 cautious about carrying porno- plaints of stores who are distrib- Sports 8 The following statement is graphic videos, yet this letter is uting videos which the Wood completed the successful prosecution for pandering Sports Agate 10 displayed above a shelf in the causing confusion for local video County Grand Jury determines obscenity here in Wood County.... adult video section at Video During the investigation of the recent case, it was Entertainment 11 store owners. to be obscene, those stores could Spectrum on Washington Street. The main point of confusion face pandering obscenity brought to our attention that your establishment may hat? "By browsing in this section for store owners is what is the charges. Subsequent complaints currently supply the same or .similar videotape rentals to you are exercising your freedom definition of "obscene," is and if could lead to penalties of 12 to 18 the public. You should be aware that the Wood County of choice and the right to watch their adult videos fall under that months in prison and fines up to Grand Jury has determined that these types of films are 9"A strippers+ric is totally what you want in your own definition. This is despite the $10,000. obscene. M I s nude. An exotic home, and that you agree that it fact that Mayberry included a The code's definition of Please be advised that if this office receives a complaint dancer must always is your constitutional right to do portion of the Ohio Revised obscenity includes several parts, so." Code that covered "pandering beginning with "Its dominant against you fl*r selling, renting or displaying materials have a top and bot- Ironically, about two-thirds of obscenity." appeal is to prurient interest which reach the standard of obscenity, we have no ch..ice tom on." the material that was once on the "All the language in the laws Journalism Professor Dennis but to enforce the law Wendy Suto shelf has been removed out of is pretty vague when it comes to Hale, who teaches a law and le applicable law for your review, fear of breaking the law. Yet Director oj exotic obscenity," said Bill Wilkins, ethics course, agrees that the iriously consider the potential questions still remain as to what show at Uptown owner of Video Spectrum. "To wording in the code can be diffi- ramifications if you are marketing such materials. is illegal, and whether the videos me it's a matter of opinion, and a cult to understand. * This is a letter from the Wood County Prosecuting Attorney to all the needed to be removed or not. nica hundred different people could "It's fuzzy and subjective, and video stores in Wood County A letter that was sent from have a hundred different opin- Wood County Prosecutor Alan Check out: ions." i See UPDATE, page six. www.bgnews. m i »0 FOOD 1 com Language Lab offers help News, web extras and a 1 By ANNE MOSS other than English. Yes, there are own abilities," Erik F. Graubart, whole lot more. The BG News some exchange students on cam- director of the language lab, said. ► pus that are taking English as a Graubart has been the director There were 58 foreign lan- second language, who are able to of the University's language lab ;-•! — Want to get in touch? --'•■' H W99P T ' ISS. guage majors on campus as of come and use the lab facilities. for about 14 years. He spent most bgnews@bgnet. I^V. the 1997 academic year. They, as Usually when students go to of his earlier years teaching Ger- 1^.-..:: well as any other student who the lab, they begin by signing man language and culture, at bgsu.edu 5*V mm I has taken a foreign language their name under the appropri- various universities across the ' '*'9* 1 - r J class, are familiar with the lan- ate list designated for a specific country. He taught here at BGSU Your direct line to your • guage lab, which is located on class. Most of the time students for about five of those years. newspaper. - the third floor of University Hall. are required, by the professor, to "I took the job of director of "7.lu .. k*tf The language lab is usually listen to a tape and follow along the language lab because it was Or call us: ■ used by first and second year for- in a workbook of some sort. more technical, and 1 got to deal * eign language students, studying Sometimes they are even asked administratively with the stu- 372-6966 ^ — a * «»j«H'*IW.- a range of languages from Span- to record their voices speaking dents," says Graubart. BG News Photo/ MATT MILLER ish to German, and Japanese to the foreign language. Graubart is not the only one Danielle Cray Lab Attendent, senior French major supervises Russian. But it is not restricted to "This is a good way to learn the language lab. students studying a language the language, you can judge your • See LAB, page five.

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uAn independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920" 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] JBm ^* Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Solution to USG antics: apology, impeachment Tod McCloskey Have you ever seen BILLY cussed at the dinner at Kauf- your voices be heard. The USG Scott Zimmer MADISON? This is one of my man's were USG related. Hey, has done wrong. We need to let Sports Editor Graphics Editor favorite movies. I was watching stop using this excuse. Just the campus know that we care. Tony Cavallario it the other day, when a thought because they did it and "got Please do something. Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller occurred to me during part of it. away with it," doesn't make it Lastly, I'd like to give a per- Web Editor At the end of the movie, Billy right for you to do it. It doesn't sonal message to Mr. Hussey: (Adam Sandier) and Eric, the make it ethical either. I hate to Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown keep coming back to this point, evil vice-president of Madison Mr. Hussey, Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter Hotels, have an academic but I think that it's imperative decathlon. Well, the decathlon that people realize that what You have thus far done a good ends in a tie, which prompts a took place at this restaurant job in the position you were question answer portion to could have happened anywhere elected into by the students. I hope that others in the future decide the winner. Billy chooses else for free. letters menting on whether or not they will follow your example. But, the category "Business Ethics" want to continue in their posi- I would like to thank those you screwed up. You look the for Eric. Eric tries to answer, but Over the last several weeks marily for first year students, tion anymore. What's this? Senators that stood up to say power that was given lo you and obviously has no idea what they were upset with the direc- we have seen a number of had over 1200 participants. You're upset, so you want to abused it. And now the only ethics are. He then goes crazy tion that USG was taking. It may columns and editorials on the Students are concerned, the quit. thing you are doing is lo contin- topic of high-risk or binge drink- University is concerned and as and tries to shoot Billy, only to be possible that some produc- When the going gets lough, ually trying to justify your ing. As a faculty member and the pointed out, there are alterna- get shot in the ass by another tiveness will come from those actions on the same continual it's great to know that the elected principle investigator of a grant tives to high-risk drinking. I individual. meetings. I have an idea for a argument, "they did it, so why on high risk drinking and vio- You're probably wondering USG senators, including the bill. How about a constitutional applaud the editorials by executive board secretary, which can't we?" If I had been a colum- lence prevention, 1 was pleased why I'm rambling on about this change to clearly state what the Heather Ewoldt, Deborah Fleitz are supposed to be representing nist last year and found out to see students and faculty join and Gregory Gillen. My hope is movie. After watching the contingency fund, for the Execu- us and creating legislature to bet- about this, I'd probably be writ- together and speak out on dan- that through dialogue such as movie, I reread my column and tive Board, is exactly for? I feel it ter our educational experience, ing to have them impeached. gers of high risk drinking. At this one single thought popped necessary for this to happen. this, more and more students, want to quit when things get What's wrong is wrong. And first disheartened by comments faculty and staff will discuss the into my head: Eric and Kevin rough. Way to go! I applaud you! Show the students of this for you to think that you can do of columnist Jeff Gill who made problem of high-risk drinking. Hussey, Undergraduate Student institution that this body's meet- The thing that 1 noticed most no wrong is insane. All I would such statements as, "I like drink- Government President are the ing aren't composed of only was how much of a role the Pres- like to see from you, in writing in ing and 1 like to get wasted," I Ten-y L. Rentner, Ph.D. same. lousy speeches and Mr. Smug The News, is an apology. You began to see other letters emerge ident played in the meeting. It Department of journalism The thing is, though, that Eric seemed that Vice-President President, who can do no wrong. didn't know what the money from students and faculty who had no friends. Mr. Hussey, on Why don't those Off-campus was for. You just assumed that it really do understand the conse- Principal Investigator, Maryann Russell ran the entire ODADAS Grant and Mem- the other hand has a band of meeting. The only thing that Mr. Representatives who represent was okay to use it. You were quences of high risk drinking. merry followers to attempt to me do something for this con- wrong. I would like an apology. What they understand in that ber of the University Com- Hussey did was sit back in his justify his unethical actions. stituent? Then, after the campus reads high risk drinking does put you mittee on Alcohol Issues chair, keeping quiet, and looking it in the paper, I would like to see at risk - violence, sexually trans- 1 watched Monday's USG quite smug. When it came time Also, the issue came up dur- the USG impeach you. Do what's mitted diseases and even death In response to a letter from meeting on Tuesday on BG 24 for him to speak, the first thing ing the meeting of someone right. Have some respect for from afcohol poisoning or relat- USG Senators: television. To tell the truth, 1 was he tried to do was again justify opening the bill from Kaufman's. yourself. Have some respect for ed injuries. Fortunately, the on- astonished. the actions he took regarding the It was not addressed, though, to The alleged misallocation of the students. APOLOGIZE! going discussions in The BG money by the members of the The meeting was comprised contingency fund. this person. I know that it is ille- gal to open someone else's mail, News show that not all students Executive Board is not a problem of a lot of gibberish and unpro- The only two points of his but if this hadn't happened, we share the views of Mr. Gill. In concerning the amount. ductiveness. The thing that real- argument were that the Execu- Jeff Gill is a columnist for The fact, a study I conducted in the Whether it was $90.00 or 90 ly surprised me, though, was tive Board from the previous may not have found out about News and adopted son of Kenneth spring and summer of 1998 cents, the principle on which the that in the course of the meeting year went on a $2000 rafting trip. this whole wrong-doing. Starr. He can be subpoenaed at found that the binge drinking money was spent is the problem. there were several people com- Also, that all the matters dis- Students, get out there and let jrgillUbgnet..bgsu.edu. rate on this campus has dropped Dinner out at a Kaufman's by eight percent. Almost one-half steakhouse, no matter how much (48 percent) of BGSU students "business" was discussed, is Don't speak unless you're ready to act DID NOT binge drink (five or wrong. Were the members low more drinks in a short period of on food money near the end of Restlessness. We all suffer Let me put it this way: Are les concert. time) over the last two weeks. the semester? In my 14 years of from it. All it takes is that little you backing up what you're say- The smart people aren't the While still a problem, this figure government service and count- spark from our personal Bunsen ing with action? Bear in mind ones who know when to speak indicates we are heading in the burner to get the boil rolling. I'm not accusing anyone of any- less committee meetings, I have up, they're the ones who know right direction. Suddenly, there's this unstop- thing, but rather just posing a always paid my own way for when to shut up and get to it. Furthermore, 60 percent of meals while meeting at an eating pable urge to say what's on our question for all of us to think BGSU students believe the Uni- establishment. mind, and rightfully so. Lots of about. If you've ever spoken up Of course, we can all have our things that we take for granted versity is concerned about hisk- Money allotted for contingen- about anything, has your speak- opinions on everything under today wouldn't be happening if • risk drinking and other drug use. cies, or emergencies as I read, ing been a component in a larger the sun without being willing to it wasn't for someone who took [ And, the University is con- should not have been used to scheme to bring your beliefs to lay down our lives for it. We can •: cerned. This semester, for exam- the initiative and spoke up. feed our tireless board members. fruition, or have you been sim- argue, philosophize or discuss ple, the President appointed an Prime rib withdrawal is not an Sometimes it's many people ply spewing a bunch of things anything simply based on our official University Committee on "emergency" which affected this saying the same thing over you heard others say and little Alcohol Issues. Also, campus have Paul (who I'm going to put own personal knowledge and institution. many years to get one little else? and community events continue nudge on the world scale. Voic- my money on for the current preference. It's when you give If we, the student body, let this Constantly speaking your to provide an alternative to the ing your opinion is a noble thing hate mail record) who's saying yourself a title (i.e. feminist, go uninvestigated, then next mind while doing everything bar scene. One such event, the and is necessary for the viability that the feminist cry is worthless activist, etc.) that you sign the board members may have to pay you can to make your "thing" "Big Playground," was a huge of progression. With that said, and little else. dotted line. That's the moment for textbooks or paper while happen is a truly powerful pur- success last February with over let's get to the point: He knew he was opening a where you become what you say meeting in the bookstore , talk- suit. On the other hand, simply 450 participants and several hun- Shut up. can of worms with his column knowing a bunch of stats or you are or a bag of hot air. dred alcohol-related items ing "business." Your rights to and that leaves two reasons for That's no misprint baby. You everything that's ever happened turned in by students (The event question authority and the his choice: an uninformed opin- When the mouth is motoring, read right. Did you ever stop in the history of women's rights will be held again Feb. 26 at the expenditures they make with ion or amusement. If it was the chances are the hands are idling. and think, "It's time to just shut doesn't make you a feminist any- Rec Center). Another example of your money are the ones to pro- first one, I have no sympathy for Reving the engine can sure make up?" My guess is that most of us more than reading every book ir.Z tect. mass generalizations and stereo- a lot of noise, but in the long run, an alcohol-free event, "Late haven't. Let's back up a few sen- written about planes makes you Night at the Rec" took place the EMI Scott Smirz, US Coast typical subject portrayals. If it tences and see why: Voicing a pilot. You may be pretty damn you're going to sit in the -same Guard was the latter (simply writing to Monday before fall classes your opinion is a noble thing informed, but you're not doing spot while the determined whiz began. This event, designed pri- Senior, BGSU piss people off and watch the and is necessary for the viability much to help anyone's cause if it by, no thanks to you. So if you're dominoes fall), I've got to admit ; Copyright 8> 1999, The BG News. Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any of progression. STOP. And stops there. giving it all you've got, regard- he's got guts, but it's still not • material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News is there's the problem. With many Any great person throughout less if I agree with your cause or ■ prohibited. very bright, nevermind counter- of us, that's where it stops. productive. Now on the other history who has brought change not, you have my respect and The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 and is pub- Under this practice, there's yin lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- hand, there are hoards of retalia- has known the proper balance of admiration. If not, thanks for but no yang. There's no balance ter. tion efforts, and most of them are words and action. Chandi, Mar- your speech, but I'd rather go and that makes for a very boring Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily following a common structure. tin Luther King Jr., you name it, watch some 90210 reruns. those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG seesaw experience. all of them spoke out and did News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff. What's wrong with that? There are several nuggets, to Nothing, of course. That prob- something about it. Actions do . The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in sto- be gained from this. Let's use speak louder than words, and Eric Luhta is a guest columnist. ries or photograph descriptions. lem rears its ugly head when it the recent feminism dispute as stops there. when you put the two together, He can be reached at Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. an example. 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BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Gunmakers armed for struggle The Associated Press But the industry and the Eye on NRA, which boasts 3 million "It may bankrupt us, but we are never ATLANTA — Unwilling to members and relies on more going to settle." spend billions to settle litigation news than 80 million registered Bob Bakei as the tobacco industry did, gun gunowners, are using their con- from staff and wire report* makers and the National Rifle siderable political cloul to halt President of Freedom Arms In Association are firing back, lob- the lawsuits before the legal fees require the attorney general to Chicago, which has tougher anti- ■LECTURE bying state officials to outlaw add up. protect state interests — any- gun laws, to bring one into the lawsuits seeking to recover the "What the mayors are going thing from filing a friend-of-the- city.- Other suits seek compensa- Ice-T credits music as crime deterrent cost of gun-related violence. to find out is that a direct attack court brief to actually represent- tion for costs incurred from gun TOLEDO(AP)- Rapper Ice-T, who buill a reputation on his gangster "It may bankrupt us, but we on the freedom to bear arms is ing a gunmaker — if a gunmaker violence. past, said he realized it wasn't the life for him and turned to music. are never going to settle," said the toughest briar patch they can was sued. Guns were used in 13,263 "Crime is glamorous until you get caught," the rapper said. "You Bob Baker, president of Freedom jump into," NRA vice president Chicago Mayor Richard M. homicides and 18,232 suicides in had the best clothes, the best cars but you always ended up dead or Arms Inc., which manufactures Wayne LaPierre said. Daley, whose public nuisance 1996, the last year for which gov- ,in the pen. I said to myself, 'I can't go to jail. I'm too fly for that.' So high-end revolvers in Freedom, In Georgia, where the Democ- suit asks for $453 million in dam- ernment statistics are available. I started thinking of an alternative way out." Wyo. ratic attorney general and gover- ages, is not after money, But gun makers say they are A former gang member and pimp, he got into rap music after Five cities — Chicago, New nor were both endorsed by the spokesman John Camper said. not to blame. spending four years in the U.S. Army. Orleans, Atlanta, Bridgeport, NRA last year, a bill banning "Chicago would not take a "How can manufacturers con- "When 1 was in the gang, I would do these raps for them," Ice-T Conn., and the unified Miami- such lawsuits passed the House penny if we could just get the trol what law enforcement can't? told students at the University of Toledo Wednesday. "I was like the Dade County government in and looks headed to easy handguns off the streets," That's what we're being asked U.S.O. for the gangs and kept them laughing." Florida — have sued various approval in the state Senate. Camper said. here, and it's colossally unfair," He said the real war on rap is about race relations and the white gunmakers. Atlanta, site this Similar legislation is being The Chicago suit claims gun- said Steve Sanetti, vice president establishment wanting to shield children from black people. week of the nation's largest gun considered in Louisiana, while makers and dealers purposely and general counsel for Sturm, "The song was about police brutality," Ice-T said. 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k± - Friday, February 5, 1999 The BG News page S PLANETARIUM Fashion show jams internet Continued from page one. two meanings, the sense of space Robert Clark, Robert Vin- The Associated Press and the actual end of the world. cent, Dr. Lois Cheney, Lori at the time. In the show Smith has devot- Anderson, all in charge of narra- NEW YORK — The first Internet "It was usually a sign that the ed a whole seclion to the sense of broadcast of Victoria's Secret's ruler of the land's health was in space meaning, where he deals tion, Patrick Bolek, who com- I, trouble," he said. with man traveling to the North posed the show's music and Alex Spring Fashion Show turned out lo Although the comet wasn't a and South poles and to the Hann, who did all the audio pro- be a bust for some people after mil- sign of the actual end of the moon. Smith said that he did this duction. Smith himself did the lions of fans jammed Ihe site, caus- world, the end of the world has because it is imporlant to know ing major technical problems. L-been thought to be near several that the moon originally used to script writing, the photo visual times in the history of mankind. be a part of Earth. The moon, he and graphic work. Many Web surfers who hoped to Smith said the most common said, is a piece of earth matter The show "Is This The End Of beliefs of the world's end has that broke out from Earth a long catch a glimpse of supermodels The World?" will run in the Uni- been connected to time and time ago. Therefore, he said, strutting around in racy lingerie versity planetarium Jan. 25 dates. He added that just like traveling to the moon was sort of were instead greeted with jagged some people believe that the year like traveling to the end of the through March 5 and March 16 video and audio problems. 2000 means the end of the world, world. through April 23 Tuesdays and the Aztecs thought the end was "Also, 1999 is the 30th Fridays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 7:30 "Thai says lo me the technology near when they reached the end anniversary of the first Apollo of their calendar cycle a long moon landing," he added. p.m. and Feb. 20 and April 10 at in not up lo snuff," said Wendy time ago. Smith said that the show took 2 p.m. Hargle, a computer lechnician in "Of course the world is not about a days work for every The entrance to the Planetari- Berkeley, Calif., who tried to view going to end, it's an artificial cal- minute of the final product, um is located inside the Physical Ihe show. "Someone did not antici- endar," he said. which is 48 minutes long. He Smith said that to him the added that his team consisted of Sciences Building. pate Ihe level of interest." Associated Press Photo really talented people, including term 'the end of the world' has The much-hyped fashion show A model wears a whi,e satln babydoll and thong at the Vie- ...... torla's Secret fashion show Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1999 in New was held in New York and marked York. ASSUALT a milestone for Ihe Internet. It was The show was Webcast using "streaming one of Ihe first large-scale live video events in Continued from page one. "Residents are always letting to be more responsible about video" technology. Streaming video allows Web people in the back door," Cotter- which a corporation invested money and prestige. surfers to view live video without downloading "Two sexual assaults in two man said. "With Ihe PED system who they bring back to their A television ad for the 14-minutc event was large files. The quality of the video depends on the weeks scares me a lot especially maybe some of these problems dorm rooms. because one happened in my could at least be reduced." shown during Sunday's Super Bowl, and other ads number of people watching, how powerful the According to Gullufsen secu- dorm," she said. "We don't have "Most of these cases involve were placed in newspapers. computers are and how congested Net traffic is. the PED system like some of the rity is not the problem. other dorms so people can basi- "The PED system will not stop alcohol," Gullufsen said. "Stu- cally come in and out as they people from coming in with a dents need to act more responsi- please." resident," he said. "In both of Cotterman thinks the Univer- these cases the suspect was let in bly aboul making good deci- sity needs lo make security equal by the victim." everywhere. He thinks that students need sions." 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Continued from page one. seedy stuff, then we never car- Both Bowling Green Video and we don't suggest specific Raymond Vasvari, Legal "I have no problem conform- ried any 10s." Connections have stopped rent- titles," said employee Toni Director of ACLU's Ohio chap- it's difficult to decide conclusive- Mayberry could not be ing adult videos. However, nei- Noykos, referring to the videos ter, noted that obscenity is not a ing with community standards," ly if something is illegal or not," reached for comment. ther location would comment in a small, curtained-off section blanket term lhat can be used to Wilkins said. "Bui I believe in Hale said. Wilkins has removed all adult extensively on the issue, except of the store. intimidate video store owners. Referring specifically to adult videos from his shelves, though to say that Mayberry's letter was Noykos said that the store "The Wood County prosecu- this case community standards movies, Hale said most of them he said that he has not received a "open to interpretation and very realizes the implications of May- tor is using vague language to can avoid being labeled obscene. single complaint about them in vague." berry's letter which they bully video stores into removing were set by one person." "Even a kernel of a story line his 18 years at the store. Beyond Bowling Green, some received in December. what may be perfectly legal Prosecutor Mayberry sent the (in the movie) can usually sal- For now, Wilkins is not look- Wood County video stores are "Anyone could go back there material from their shelves," vage it," Hale said. ing to pursue the issue any fur- still offering adult movies and think it's obscene and we Vasvari stated in his letter. letter following the August 1997 Wilkins defines the level of ther. despite the risk. could get a ticket," Noykos said. "Obscenity is always a specific obscenity in his videos by say- "I have no choice," said Front Row Video in North Bal- The American Civil Liberties conclusion, to be made on a case conviction of a Norwalk man ing, "If you classify adult movies Wilkins. "I don't have the deep timore is one such place. Union (ACLU) has gotten by case basis." who was selling adult videos out (: on a scale of one to 10, with 10 pockets to pay for it and I don't "We don't broadcast it, we involved, writing a letter to May- Wilkins stands by these being the real underground and want the stress." don't force people to rent them berry in response. words. of his van at a truck stop.

LAB DANCERS can keep their rhythm. Continued from page one. "I want dancers who have Continued from page one. tries, which gives an internation- ed with the lab and with Erik, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. on Monday plus tips. stage presence, flash, personality al kick to the lab. and I like to give help to other Suto admits her show may not who works at the language lab. It through Friday, and from 9:30 and someone who can interact be met with support from the employs five undergraduates These employees however are students." said Olga Girko, with the audience," he said. a.m.-7:30 p.m. on Thursday. To community. She anticipates some that work in shifts of two to four not foreign language majors. senior international business Niedzwiecki said he is excited people will find the show dis- hours. There are three employees "I was not required to work major and native of the Ukraine. contact the language lab call 372- about the potential of the show. tasteful. One misconception is "I like to think this town is that have lived in other coun- here, I came in and got acquaint- The language lab is open from 8146. that an exotic dancer is a strip- making changes," he said. "I per, she said. think trying this show is worth a Now Leasing Next Summer + Fall "A stripper is totally nude," shot." she said. "An exotic dancer must Tiffany Campbell, a junior Campus Manor "You'll find our places always have a top and bottom telecommunications major and a 615 Second St. on." judge for the exotic dance show, 701 Fourth St. are Purrrfect for you!" Lieutenant Linda McCool of agreed. She believes students the Bowling Green Police will want to go to the show. Department, said the city of Rockledge Manor \ttention Athletes/Body Builders "It will be something new for Bowling Green does not have 640 Eighth St. the students," she said. "Stu- MET-RX (20 PACK) $32.00 any specific rules forbidding 841 Eighth St. exotic dancing. dents are always looking (or 733, 755, 777 Manville Ave. i:AS BETAGEN $22.00 "The way I understand it is something new to do." rd CARDIOFLEL $10.00 that as long as there is no full Michael Vatan, disc jockey for 825 3 St. the show, said he thinks Bowling 315 N. Main We have guaranteed lowest prices on Met-R.\, EAS, Muscle Tech. nudity and touching, it is okay," Energy bars, foods, and drinks. Workout Apparel & much more! McCool said. Green is a prime location for 317 N. Main such a show. WE'LL BEAT ASY LOCAL PRICE BY 15% OK ITS TREE Suto said the dancers will 710 Elm St. have the option of wearing lin- "My personal view is that it is 2 Perrysburg gerie or bathing suits during the an excellent idea (or relaxation 710" Elm St. Siet's Power Source M-F n a.m.-6p.m. show. She also said audience and 1 am extremely confident 237 N. Prospect Vitamin Outlets SAT I0a.m.-4p.in. E So Boundary this is what the people want," he 2 Perrysburg Food Town Plaza x Siet's members will not be allowed to 138" N. Main St. said. 148 E. South Boundary (Next to Alteration's Express) make contact with the dancers. Brian Niedzwiecki, director of Suto said the show is sched- R.E. Management 872-0099 BGSU Uptown's drag show and judge uled to begin after spring break. 113 Railroad St. Next to Kinko's 352-9302 Lei us know if you want us open on Sundays. lor the exotic dance show, said he She said the show will be weekly will be looking for dancers who and admission will cost $3,

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Falcons, Rockets Flashes too bright for Falcons fight for home court advantage

The BG News Kent overwhelms BG As the Mid-American Confer- By MARK WIESE Knoblauch. "BG simply could ence race tightens up, teams The BG News not get back into a rhythm in vying for a first-round home the second half. They never let court appearance need to make Kent, Ohio— Combined up. We did not handle the pres- their mark now. with a strong defensive effort sure very well." Even though Bowling Green and a potent offensive display, Kent's pressure forced 25 and Toledo are only a few miles the Kent State Golden Flashes turnovers which doomed the apart, both would give anything handled Bowling Green 91-60. Falcons. Junior Dawn Zerman to get the home court advantage. The BG women's basketball had four steals to lead the And Saturday in Savage Hall, team was drowned by the full scrambling defense of Kent. the two rivals will face each court pressure of the Golden As a result of the defense, the other at 7 p.m. Flashes las night at the MAC offense of Kent benefited. Led The Rockets (16-4, 8-4 MAC) Center in Kent. by freshman Jamie Rubis who are currently tied for fourth "Tonight we put them scored a game high 21 points, place with Akron in the MAC. (Bowling Green) away and kept Kent took advantage of the mis- On the other hand, the Falcons them there," said Kent State takes made by the Falcons. (12-8, 7-5 MAC) are one game coach Bob Lindsay. 6-foot-4 sophomore Julie back of Toledo and tied with Ball At the half, BG was sticking Studer used her size in the State for sixth-place. around through the pressure of paint to overpower the Falcons. The MAC tournament seed- Kent until a 9-2 run by the She was 6-8 from the field for 14 ings are determined by the Golden Flashes broke the spirit points. of the Falcons. Led by Jamie league record against east and Rubis, who scored six of the "Offensively we took advan- west division teams. With under nine points during that run, the tage of our size," Lindsay said. a month to go until the tourna- Golden Flashes put the game "When we took it inside, we ment, both teams know this is a away. had our way." crucial game on the schedule. With 13:37 left, Kent pushed For BG, Jacki Raterman After BG shocked Toledo 70- the lead up to twenty points fought through the pressure to 64 in Anderson Arena Jan. 2, the with a lay up by Emily Fakes. put up 16 points for the Fal- Rockets will be more prepared Fakes came off the bench for cons. Sherry Kahle also had 10 this time around. Toledo is 9-0 at Kent and scored a career high points in the losing effort. home this year, including wins ten points. This victory for Kent pushes over Ohio State, Xavier and "Emily came off the bench them to 14-6 overall and 8-2 in Ohio. and gave us a lift," Lindsay the Mid-American Conference. BG has struggled on the road, said. BG drops under .500 again at winning only two of six games. "Kent kept the pressure on 10-11 overall and stays one BG News Photo/ Michael Lehmkuhle And with DeMar Moore and the Falcons all night," said game above .500 in the MAC at Senior Jaki Raterman attempts to block a pass In a recent game. Dave Esterkamp suffering from Bowling Green coach Deanne 6-5. ankle injuries, both players will not have their full strength. Without Moore and Esterkamp, BG coach Dan Dakich will have Flashy defense stops Raterman, Falcons to go deeper into his bench. By DAVE TRUMAN the tables on BG by attacking Wappes and Gafford gave it games entering last night. ple we needed to." Junior forward Anthony The BG News point guards Jen Gafford and away a combined 10 times while Sherry Kahle was the only The Flashes got free throws Stacey, who has been the offen- Jaymee Wappes instead of sit- the team managed only 15 other Falcon in double-figures sive catalyst for BG, has been Kent, Ohio—Kent State's and transition baskets from ting back. assists. with 10 points and one of only their defense all night and held held in check the past two tenacious, pressure defense took games. Both Ball State and "Their pressure never stops," The last time BG had more two players with more assists BG to 41 percent shooting from the Bowling Green offense Northern Illinois used a rotation BG coach Deanne Knoblauch turnovers than assists was the then turnovers. the field and only seven free- down roads it hasn't seen in said. "They just wear you down last time it lost-an 84-51 decision Kent coach, Bob Lindsay, said of players on Stacey, limiting his throw attempts for the game. weeks. and they never let up. We didn't at Buffalo. his team gave him the intensity movement inside the paint. "When they trap, or scram- The. Falcon offense had been handle their pressure very When the Falcons didn't turn he was looking for. Stacey averaged 18.7 points per a powerhouse of late scoring ble, or help, their rotation is out- well." the ball over, they found them- "I wanted us to get into the game before his 15 points over 87 points per game during The Falcons were held to just selves working against the shot flow of our defense," he said. standing,'' Knoblauch said. against Northern Illinois a four-game winning streak. 60 points and forced into 25 clock and a very tough half "Overall, defensively, we did a "The open person is only open Wednesday. The Flashes defense turned turnovers. court Kent defense.The league good job and defended the peo- for one second." Freshman Keith McLeod con- tinued his consistency, scoring eight points in Wednesday's win. McLeod has scored 26 Hockey welcomes Buckeyes, Broncos points in his last three games. By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON "It certainly gives us a chance to get some The BG News emotion running. This used to be a great rivalry. Now that they beat us the last few The Ohio State hockey program times, it is time for us to step up and is the original ugly duckling turned into the beautiful swan. Ohio State rekindle thejlame a little bit." The Falcon hockey team has all three games against the Buckeyes Buddy Powers in the last month of the season, Tonight • 7 p.m. IKi lloctev coach BCSU Ice Arena starting with tonight's game. Ohio State is only four points BG:12-12-3 (8-10-3 CCHA) and a save percentage of .925. on Saturday, Feb. 6. Maund is protected by a defense behind Central Collegiate Hockey OSU: 15-10-4 (13-6-3 CCHA) The Falcons will need to guard OSU: Third place in CCHA that features Ryan Jestadt and Association leader Michigan State against a let down after playing and two behind the second place Ridk>: WBGU {88 1 FM), WBVI Ryan Skaleski. Ohio State just as they did against Michigan Wolverines. Their record "Maund is a really good stands at 13-6-3 in league play. Lake Superior after playing Michi- goalie," Powers said "He fills the gan State. . BG is in seventh place with a Western net well and takes away all your CCHA record of 8-10-3. They have space. Their (defense) do a good "It's going to be like night and an overall record of 12-12-3. Michigan job. You have a duality there that's day from Friday to Saturday," "It certainly gives us a chance tough to beat." Price said. "We're just going to to get some emotion running," BG OSU is coming off 3-1 and 8-0 have to come out real hard and be coach Buddy Powers said. "This victories over Western Michigan mentally prepared for both games used to be a great rivalry. Now BG: 12-12-3 (8-20-3 CCHA last week. WMU: 3-26-6 (2-13-6CCHAC regardless of who the opponent that they beat us the last few BG: Seventh in CCHA Maybe that 8-0 loss was the is." rimes, it is time for us to step up final straw for head coach Bill and rekindle the flame a little bit." Western Michigan is equally CCHA scoring with 36. Wilkinson. The Broncos are in the bad offensively and defensively. The Buckeyes feature two of the conference cellar at 2-13-6. They are ranked last in the league CCHA's most prolific players, for- "You've got to give him credit," Western fired Wilkinson ward Hugo Boisvert and goalie "BG forward Ryan Murphy said. in both areas. Wednesday. Assistant coach Jim Jeff Maund. "He always gets points and he Their offense averages 1.88 always scores. We're going to have Culhane will replace Wilkinson Boisvert is one of the most dan- goals per game. Sophomore center to respect him out there." until a new coach is hired. David Gove is the team's point gerous offensive players in the Despite their awful record, the Chris Richards and Jean-Fran- league. He is on a 10-game scoring Broncos are only four points out of leader at 18. Frank Novock and cois Dufour have 28 and 19 points streak and his 42 point total leads the final playoff spot. They will Chuck Mindel are second and respectively. the league by a comfortable six host Alaska-Fairbanks before visit- third respectively. In their only BG Newi Photo/Michael Lehmkuhle points. BG's Dan Price and Adam Maund, a sophomore, has a ing BG. The Falcons will host the meeting of the season, BG beat Falcons Forward Chris Bonvle scraps tor a puck In the corner. tdinger are tied for second in goals-against average of only 2.23 lowly Western Michigan Broncos Western 5-2 in December.

L % * Friday; February 5, 1998 The BG News page 9 Track looks forward to top competition

By MATT STEINER qualifiers. That's the sole pur- will allow many Falcons to have for BG. They are expected to come in with a name that will tremendous first meet in the The BG News pose for the meet. Outside of the personal bests and possibly return next week for the All- dominate a meet, but there will NCAA, it is the most important school records. The distance Ohio Championships at the be steady competition." sprints. It's great to have him The men's and women's track meet in the country. We're really medley relay is one area where Perry Fieldhouse. The Falcons could miss two of teams have two different agen- looking forward to it." he feels confident in the chances Twelve other athletes for the their athletes due to the flu. Mid- back with the program. Alex das this weekend. The women Butler University hosts the of a record and NCAA qualifier. Falcons will compete at the travel to Indianapolis for the dle distance runner, junior Pat meet each year. Some of the Michigan will pose the most Moser continues to get better in 'Canon IV Classic, today and Sat- Canon Classic. Miller, is in the worst shape for t teams represented include: urday, while the men will be competition in the distance med- BG. He ran a temperature on Michigan, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma the shotput and 35-pound competing at the Indiana Invita- ley. They are the defending Men's Team Tuesday and is expected to sit State, North Carolina State, tional in Bloomington, Ind. both NCAA champions. The Indiana Invitational offers out the meet. Austin Chapin, weight throw. The distance guys UCLA and Wisconsin. days. Stephanie Heldt was ranked the BG men some strong compe- who competes in the 3,000-meter "An aura of excitement due to 12th in the NCAA last week with tition. The teams include: East- run, could also miss the meet. have been running well also Women's Team the small arena coupled with the her Mid-American Conference ern Illinois, Southern Illinois, Ricco Oglesby sat out the first level of competition create a The Canon Classic is a very best of 5'10". She and Jodi Raf- Southeast Missouri, Middle Ten- two meets of 1999 with a sore especially Aaron Usher (5,000)." important meet for the women. level of intensity," Price added. ferty will both compete in the nessee, Tennessee-Chattanooga, hamstring. He returned last It will measure how well they "Many of our athletes get PR's high jump at the Canon Classic. Western Kentucky, Indiana, Ball week and took second in the 55- Moser, who is fourth in the fare against some of the nations (personal records) when they go Hanane Sabri will face her State, and Indiana State. This meter sprint at the Doug Ray- best competition. It is a non-scor- to this meet, and that's what toughest competition of the sea- will be a scoring meet. mond Invitational- MAC in the shotput, also had a ing meet. we're shooting for." son in the 800-meter run. There "It's going to be a good meet Martin looks for Oglesby as strong showing at the DRI. He "This is one of the fastest The Falcons will take their top will be fifteen competitors who for us," Coach Sterling Martin well as the rest of the Falcons to tracks in the world," Coach Steve performers to Indianapolis. The have posted better times than said. "I don't think there are any improve. took second in the 35-pound Price said. "It is a banked track. rest of the team will head north her this year. teams we can't compete with. We "As a team we are improving to Ypsilanti, Mich, for a meet at People from all over the country Triple and high jumper I luina can be right in the thick of it. The from week to week," Martin weight throw and third in the come to this meet. They come to Eastern Michigan. Han and runner Kelly Mansell teams that are going are good said. "I hope it's something that the meet to attempt to get NCAA Price thinks that the fast track remain inactive due to injuries solid programs. Nobody will continues. Ricco Oglesby had a shotput. Swimming takes on MAC Tennis By NICK HURM and Bowling Green." The BG News Akron is led by Darcy Wake- loses, field, a transfer from Miami as On paper the Bowling Green well as one of the best freestylst swimming and diving team will in the conference. Like a first compete against Akron and Ball year program though, the Zips outlook State, but there is much more need time to build. significance to the weekend for "Akron is going to be thin the Falcons. this year, but you can bet they hopeful Friday marks a beginning will build their team up," Julian and an end for the women's said. "We are not going to take By G. MICHAEL swim team. Akron will bring them lightly." their fresh new program into Saturday both Falcon teams GRAHAM Cooper Pool to dual with BG for will travel to Ball Slate to face The BG News the first time in school history. the Cardinals. This will be the They believed they could go Captains Katie Rosinsky and last meet BG will compete in to Lexington and win some Tina Sullivan will be honored before they head into the MAC matches. before the meet as the swim meet. Ball State has a larger Even though Kentucky won team's lone seniors. team that will make cuts before the match 6-1, the Bowling "It will be a special event for MAC, so the competition will be Green men's tennis team scored the women as it was for the men strong. more than just a victory. They last week," coach Randy Julian "We're just going to try to scored some moral victories in said. "This will be the first four come together and finish the their confidence against the year athletes through our pro- dual meet season on a high 26th-rated Wildcats. gram for Kendra (Lowe) and I. It note," captain Matt Johnsen BG (1-2) won the doubles will also be a very important said. "It's kind of a final tune up point and played Kentucky historical event because it is the BG News Photo/ Mike Lemkuhle A Falcon diver hits full extension In the air as a treammate watches. tough at all the singles matches. first dual meet between Akron • See SWIMMING, page 10. The Falcons were up a break at the top four slots. The five and six singles' teams also played Lakers might be Rodman's only option for championship well according to coach Jay Har- ris. The Associated Press Representatives of the Orlan- to play for the Magic, who are ago," Gabriel said from Orlando, Lakers executive vice presi- "A high point of the match is do Magic, Miami Heat and coached by Chuck Daly — Rod- Fla. "It's coming close to dying dent Jerry West has expressed an how we came out," Harris said. LOS ANGELES — If Dennis Houston Rockets, all possible man's coach with the Detroit Pis- out here real fast as we get ready interest in Rodman, but in the "I was pretty pleased with the Rodman wants to play for a destinations for the 37-year-old tons from 1986-92. to start our season (Friday night team can only offer a veteran singles." against the New York Knicks). championship contender this Rodman, indicated Wednesdav Magic general manager John minimum starting salary of $1 In doubles, Vitek Wild and million under the new labor Mike Kossoff won at no. 2, 8-2 season as previously stated, the they aren't interested in his ser- Gabriel indicated the chances of "We wanted to meet with him. deal. while Sonny Huynh and Bran- Los Angeles Lakers might be his vices. thai happening are slim, mainly We respect him very much as a don Gabel won the third dou- only option. No doubt, Rodman's quirky because Rodman has made it player, but there was process for Rodman, who earned a total this organization in regard to of S18 million from the Chicago bles by default. The doubles And his earning potential ways are a significant factor. clear he wishes to receive special issues off the floor that we're Bulls in the last two seasons, teams were different from the with them is extremely limited Rodman, the NBA's leading treatment. going to stick to. If that process recently mentioned the Lakers as Ohio State match. compared to what he's made in rebounder in each of the last "Based on one phone call, this doesn't happen, this signing one of the teams he would be "We haven't decided what to recent years. seven seasons, expressed a desire thing had a pulse a couple days won't happen." interested in joining. do with doubles at this point," Harris said. To the Canelands Two weeks after heading north to Michigan State, the Tyson awaits Friday sentencing women are heading the oppo- site direction down 1-75 to the The Associated Press mine whether Tyson's latest The two victims, Abmielec the funeral of a 2-year-old girl Gansler also quoted a Kentucky Canelands. comeback is over after just one Saucedo and Richard Hardick, shot to death. November Playboy interview in They will participate in the WASHINGTON — Shelley fight. Johnson will sentence the were paid an undisclosed Tyson, who lives in Bethesda, which Tyson called himself a Eastern Kentucky Invitational Finkel makes the case to keep fighter on two counts of second- amount to avoid a civil suit Md., is undergoing therapy at "hateful individual" and said, "I over the weekend. Aside from Mike Tyson out of jail sound degree assault — and in turn shortly before Tyson's plea. Both Georgetown University. know I'm going to blow one BG and Eastern, Louisville and quite simple. will trigger a decision in Indiana will be present Friday, ready to day." Tennessee Tech will make the tell the judge that they feel Tyson "I think that his actions speak on whether Tyson violated his "The state need go no further journey to Richmond. "This was a minor accident," shouldn't go to jail. for themselves. You're seeing a said Finkel, Tyson's boxing advi- probation for a 1991 rape convic- different Mike," Finkel said. than the defendant's own state- The team was supposed to "Any inference that we've sor. "The two defendants settled tion. ments to arrive at the conclusion participate in the tournament been purchased or bribed is off By contrast, Gansler will with him and said they wanted "If he goes to jail here, it's that (he) is not only volatile, but last year but it was snowed out. the wall," said Saucedo's lawyer, delve deep into Tyson's back- The Falcons have been working, him to get help, and that's what much, much more likely he'll go dangerous," Gansler said. Glenn Culpepper. "From the ground, where he found plenty hard on the volleying games to happened. What more could you to jail there," said Paul Kemp, very beginning, my client said to work with. His report to the What Gansler cannot do is ask prepare for the lightning-fast ask?" Tyson's lawyer. the judge to put Tyson in jail. he didn't want him to convicted, judge details Tyson's rape con- courts. f The prosecutor paints a dark- On Aug. 31, Tyson kicked one he wanted him to be helped." viction in Indiana, seven brushes The no-contest plea agreement "For sure, Louisville is going er picture. Montgomery County motorist and punched another Finkel, who will ask for pro- with the law as a juvenile, as negotiated by Gansler's prede- to be the toughest team," BG Stale's Attorney Douglas after a minor three-car accident bation, plans to call character well as the infamous fight in cessor forbids that. coach Penny Dean said. "Since Gansler has called Tyson a bully in the Washington suburb of witnesses, including one from a which Tyson bit off part of Evan- Gansler doesn't like that usually one player is playing at who committed "road rage" and Gaithersburg, Md. On Dec. 1, Washington homeless shelter der llolyfield's ear in June 1997. agreement. So he's been publicly a time, it gives me a chance to is "nothing less than a time Tyson pleaded no-contest — where Tyson has been doing vol- Tyson subsequently had his box- saying Tyson should go to jail see what part of the mental bomb buried in our back yard." meaning he neither protests the unteer work. He will also point ing license revoked for a year while telling the judge that game they need to work on dur- The opinion that counts will assault charges nor admits guilt out Tyson's goodwill acts while before returning to knock out Tyson should be sentenced to a ing the entire match." be that of Judge Stephen John- — and could receive up to 20 training in Arizona — he visited Francois Botha in a comeback "period of executed incarcera- Speaking of momentum, BG son, who on Friday will deter- years' imprisonment. teen-age inmates and paid for bout last month. tion." would like to continue the, upward swing coming off a 4-3' loss at Michigan State. "We've been practicing tough University football program announces new recruits this week," sophomore Tracy The BG News Cincinnati, OH. 300 Etobicoke, Ont Dublin, OH Sarnia, Ont Howitt said. "We're looking for-1 -Jeremee Butts QB, 6-4 200 -Alex Glantzis DL, 6-4 250 -Michael Malone DB, 5-10 -Quinton Ward DB, 6-1 180 ward to a great weekend." The Bowling Green Football The Falcons have also been, 'Mansfield, Oh. Mentor, OFI 175 Portsmouth, OH Detroit, Ml program released its list of new working hard on doubles play. -Beau Carmon TE, 6-7 230 -Emmanuel Hedrix DB, 5-10 -Andre Pinchem DB, 5-9 175 . |j Washington DB, 6-0 recruits for the 1999 season. The Wi ie The team that takes 2 of 3 dou- Bloomville, OH 180 Pahokee, FL Detroit M1 list of 24 high school and junior ' 190 Naples, FL bles matches wins that doubles- -Andre Davis DB, 6-2 185 -Robert Haley DL, 6-4 240 -Ashea Roberson DL, 6-3 210 ...... ,,. , . ,_,, college players includes 12 from Farmington Hills, MI . , ,„ -Mike Wiersma OL, 6-4 250 point, which is crucial in close- Maple Heights, OH Ann Arbor , Ml matches, ic Ohio as well as five from Michi- -Jerrett Dean RB, 6-1 190 Grand Ra ,ds Ml -Mitch Hewitt LB, 6-1 200 -Lavar Seagraves LB, 6-2 205 P ' "We're focusing on morel' gan, three Canadians, two from Cincinnati, OH Chardon, OH Sacramento, CA "James Willia™ DL< « 24° Florida, one from California, one strategies," sophomore Abby^ -David Dottin RB, 6-0 190 -Frank Kaiser OL, 6-4 290 Fre- -Chris Smiley QB, 6-3 210 Ft. Trenton, OH Bratton said. "We're trying to be , from Indiana: LaSalle, Que mont, OH Wayne, IN -Frank Witherspoon RB, 6-2 more aggressive. That's key to -D'Monn Baker DL, 6-4 235 -Anthony Forgione OL, 6-5 -Ryan Uicas OL, 6-4 265 -Jason Van IJam TE, 6-6 240 208 Lorain, OH earning more wins*" page 10 The BG News Friday, February 5, 1999 ■MffllffllYi National Basketball Association National Hockey League ?SSSSi !ne EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division f Atlantic Division WWF Ad causes controversy L compiled from wire sources W L Pet T FU r Boston 0 0 000 Philadelphia 27 10 II 65 The Associated Press against their local Fox stations. Miami 0 0 000 New Jersey 28 15 6 62 Pittsburgh 24 15 7 55 5 £ New Jersey 0 0 .000 The ad in question offered a typ- NY. Rangers 19 23 7 45 New York 0 0 000 NEW YORK — Federal regula- 15 31 4 OOTBALL ical "day at the office" at WWF 000 NY Islanders 34 tors are hearing complaints that Orlando 0 0 Northeast Division headquarters In Stamford. Conn. Philadelphia 0 0 000 L T PU the World Wrestling Federation Washington 0 0 000 WWF wrestler "Stone Cold- Toronto 29 18 3 SI UND comtemplates Central Division went over the line of decency with Ottawa 27 IS 7 61 Steve Austin says In the ad that Atlanta 0 0 000 its raucous Super Bowl commer- lliill.il.. 24 16 8 56 the WWF offers "a nonviolent form 000 life in Big Ten cial. Charlotte 0 t Boston 20 20 8 48 of entertainment" just before he Chicago 0 0 000 Montreal 19 24 8 46 Two TV watchdog groups said slams a folding chair against a Cleveland 0 0 000 Southeast Division The Associated Press Wednesday the commercial should Detroit 0 0 000 w L Pta passerby. Executives brawled In 000 not have run Sunday on a program Indiana 0 0 Carolina 23 19 54 the lobby and office suites in the Milwaukee 0 0 000 Florida 19 17 12 50 SOLTTH BEND. Ind. — There's with such wide appeal as the ad. and bodies shattered glass par- Toronto 0 0 000 Washington 18 26 4 40 WESTERN CONFERENCE Tampa Bay 11 35 4 26 annual telecast of the NFL's cham- titions. more at stake than Just 111 years pionship game. Midwest Division WESTERN CONFERENCE of football Independence Friday The scene Roberts and the W L Pet Central Division But WWF officials said most 000 W L Pts American Family Association fault- Dallas 0 0 when Notre Dame's trustees decide people who saw the ad — including Denver 0 0 .000 Detroit 25 21 54 ed showed a a couple in an 000 SI Louis 19 18 47 whether to go ahead with negotia- officials at Fox Broadcasting Co.. Houston 0 0 Minnesota 0 0 000 Nashville 18 27 40 embrace with the woman's legs Chicago 14 which carried the telecast — found San Antonio 0 0 000 28 36 tions to Join the Big Ten. wrapped around the man's waist Northwest Division Utah 0 0 000 nothing offensive about It and said L Pts as female wrestler Sable walks by 000 they intend to continue running Vancouver 0 0 Colorado 27 The decision affects millions saying "We never use sex to Pacific Division 19 58 Edmonton 19 21 46 of dollars in bowl and TV rev- the ad. Golden State 0 0 000 enhance our image." Calgary 16 27 39 Robert W. Peters, president of LA. CUppers 0 0 000 i enues, recruiting and academics, The spot was a tongue-in- Vancouver IS 27 38 the group Morality in Media, called L.A. Lakers 0 0 000 Pacific Division among other things. More the WWF commercial "one of the cheek parody." said Jim Byrne, a Phoenix 0 0 000 w L T PU marketing executive for the WWF. Portland 0 0 000 Dallas 30 9 8 68 importantly, Notre Dame's status most vile commercials ever aired Sacramento 0 0 000 "Everything about it was so over- Phoenix 25 12 10 60 as the national, Catholic Ameri- on network TV even though he Seattle 0 0 000 Anaheim 18 22 9 45 the-top that for anyone to interpret Friday's Games can university could be forever conceded he hadn't seen it. San Jose 16 20 12 44 it literally is interesting." Washington at Indiana. 7 pm. Los Angelc 17 28 4 38 altered. The American Family Associa- Cleveland at Atlanta. 7 30 p m Thanday'i Games tion, another group often critical of He said most people got the Philadelphia at Charlotte. 7:30 p.m. NY Islanders at Boston. Inc. "Notre Dame's identity sex and violence on television, told joke. "There will always be people Detroit at Miami. 7:30 p.m Vancouver at NY Rangers, inc who take themselves way too seri- Toronto at Boston. 8 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia, Inc. nationally is so linked to football the Federal Communications Com- New York at Orlando. 8 p.m. New Jersey at St Louts. Inc. mission that the ad fell within the ously who are extremely vocal." he Sacramento at San Antonio. 8:30 p m Nashville at Calgary, inc that people worry if the football agency's definition of indecency said. Minnesota at Denver. 9 p m San Jose at Phoenix. Inc. program were restricted from a Chicago at Utah. 9 p.m Chicago at Los Angeles, Inc and should not have run In the The FCC has authority to fine Dallas at Seattle. 10 p m Friday's Games national schedule to a regional early evening as it did on Sunday's broadcast license holders like TV Houston at LA. Lakers. 10:30 p.m Carolina at Washington. 7 pm. schedule, that would have an Super Bowl broadcast. stations. Phoenix at LA. Clippers. 1030 p.m Florida at Pittsburgh. 7:30 p.m Saturdays Games Anaheim at Tampa Bay. 7 05 p.m impact on the identity," said The American Family Associa- Norman Goldstein, chief of the Toronto at Washington. 7 p.m. Colorado at Detroit. 7:30 p.m FCC branch that handles such Nashville al Edmonton. 9 p.m Notre Dame professor George tion, which Is based In Tupelo. Cleveland at Boston. 7 p.m Saturdays Games Miss., filed a complaint against its complaints, said the agency had New Jersey at Atlanta. 7:30 p.m. Sterling, who favors the move. Boston at Philadelphia. I pm received 45 complaints about the Milwaukee at Charlotte. 7 30 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix. 3 pm local Fox television affiliate. WLOV Orlando at Philadelphia. 7:30 p m "This is touching the nerve cen- in West Point. Miss., and urged ad via e-mail through Wednesday Buffalo al Montreal. 7 p.m. Minnesota at San Antonio. 8:30 p m Toronto at New Jersey. 7pm ter of the university." others to file similar complaints morning. Houston at Golden State. 10 30 p m Honda .U Carolina. 7 p in Hockey changes lineup for OSU, WMU SWIMMING centering Curtis Valentine and BG has escaped major injuries the lineup Saturday. He will also Continued from page one. 17-11 record and has won the last Austin de Luis. Next Greg Day this year. Combined, the players be in the lineup this weekend. 12 straight meets. will play between Craig Dejarlais have only missed 12 games By DAN NIED for MAC'S. Were going to go in The Ball Slate women hold a and Scott Hewson. The fourth line because of injury. However last "He's a little weak but he'll be THE BC NEWS will consist of Chris Bonvie, in weekend proved to be cosily. to Ball State and try to swim 7-5 record overall and a 4-3 ready to go this weekend." Powers fast." only his third game at center this Williams dislocated his thumb record in the MAC. They also Falcon hockey head coach said. The Ball Slate men hold a Buddy Powers tried to mix things year, with Stewart Nowosad early in Friday's game against lost a lough dual meet with andRyan Wetterberg. record of 1-7 overall and a 0-4 up last weekend by making major Lake Superior State. He will not Defenseman Louis Mass undefeated Ohio last weekend "We never got a chance to use play this weekend and is out record in the MAC. Last week- changes in the Lineup. However, returned to the lineup last week- end the Cardinals fell big to 189-111. Cardinal sophomore because of injuries, the Falcons the new lines last weekend," Pow- indefinitely. Ohio losing 152.5 to 88.5. Erin Hitch won two events. had to adjust and never saw how ers said. "We had to change the "How long he is out depends end after missing the last two line ups because, after Louwrens Appelcryn was the the changes would work out. on how quickly he gets the games with a hand injury. After the weekend the Fal- Williamswent down (dislocated only Cardinal to earn a first This week, against Ohio State strength back in his thumb," Pow- cons will have a well deserved thumb) we only had two right place victory swimming a and Western Michigan, Powers ers said. wings. We were just roaring guys 9:39.84 in the 1,000 Free, which is rest and prepare for the MAC will keep the top line of center Stewart Nowosad will take News and Notes the 20th fastest time in school Championship in Oxford which Adam Edinger with wings Dan out there." Williams' spot on the fourth line. history. BSU is leading the all- Price and Ryan Murphy. The sec- de Luis missed last Friday's Murphy had his 10 game point will be held February 25, 26, and ond line will feature Zach Ham No Injury Bug game with the flu. He was back in streak snapped Friday. time record against BG with a 27.

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Entertainment Editor Tony Cavallario Entertainment 372-2603 Student music forum opens ears 'Varsity offers By DUSTIN WHITE "Angel of Summer", Scott Winshop's "Noodle" on Blues' piano, Kirsten Speyer's "Exploration" with oboe, The BG News english hom, and clarinet and Jon Forshee's 'Tem- In Bryan Recital Hall Tuesday night, composers laughs, lessons in life porary Seascape" utilizing computer-generated were given the opportunity to show- sound. By MELISSA MAISON the bullying coach pressures his case their talents. Varsity Beerman stretched the boundaries of imagina- The BG News team by forcing them to play The Composer's Forum featured tion with his piece entitled "Trilogy." In Beerman's with injuries and using them as pieces by two of the music faculty Blues video piece, abstract art comes together with clips Set in the small Texas town of members, Mikel Kuehn and BurtonJl scapegoats for team setbacks. The Clazel Theatre of his wife and different texts occasionally pop up West Canaan, "Varsity Blues" Beerman, and six pieces by student composers. The team in return retaliates and Rated R, 120 minutes. on the screen. His integration of video makes the revolves Starrlns: Jon Voight, James The works presented were written recently, all blows off steam with wild par- Van Der Beek, Scott Caan work unique, but at the end, the main question left around the NOW sayc: Jocks in rebellion in 1998 and 1999, and a wide variety of music unanswered is where does artistic license end and ties and trips to strip clubs local bigh win audiences over by letting types were played, ranging from the use of com- nonsense begin? where alcohol and sex are top loose. puter and video equipment to the traditional school foot- priority. piano. The students' works that were presented were ball team. **• all of good quality. Most notable was the piece The movie's scenes of party- "Music Through Prisms" by Kuehn was cen- They strive to composed and conducted by Matthew Harder. ing, sex and tearing it up on the ity in the town even riding tered around sound diffusion and computer-gen- live up to the expectations of erated sound, making the listener feel as if the Harder's piece, called "Skies of Couple Color," football field seem to be what around town naked in a stolen recently won the East Central Division Contest for their demanding coach played music came from a distant outerspace region. This keeps drawing in college-aged police car will not get the team by film veteran John Voight piece is a primary example of atonal music, which composition and now is competing at the Nation- into trouble, as long as they keep al level. This piece features flute, clarinet, cello, ("Enemy of the State," "The audiences to the theatres. But is music without any melody or harmony which the winning streak going. may sound harsh to the ear. To many, this piece piano, marimbas and percussion and was rightly Rainmaker"). once you get past these elements With only a few games may be an artistic expression, but to the common designated to be the closer of the forum. As they work their way that help make the movie enter- listener, it comes across as a lot of computer noise remaining, everything seems to "When you write a piece, it is not finished until toward a division title and an taining, you also find yourself that is not coherent. be going according to plan when it has been played," said Marilyn Shrude, chair- undefeated season for their enjoying watching the charac- "The music heard may sound harsh at first, but woman of composition and history in the music injury forces Jonathan Mox coach, who has had 35 previous ters evolve. They each learn in it does grow on you," Jeff Clark, a music education department. Games Van Der Beek of "Daw- undefeated seasons, they learn their own ways that even major, said. "You have to look at things from a dif- son's Creek"), the team's backup ferent perspective, especially with atonal music." The forum gives composers, whether they be that there is more to life than though they were raised on foot- freshmen or faculty, a chance to have their works quarterback, into the picture. "Distant Cycles II" by Adam Zygmunt and Kurt football. ball, there is more they can played. When asked about the various styles of Although Mox has beeh Doles brought calm and tranquil sounds to the lis- Director Brian Robbins, who acheive out of life. music played, Shrude said that one must "come tener's ear with the use of oboe and synthesizer. Their parents' main goal in benched all season, he proves to with an open mind." The forum was truly an artis- played tough kid Eric on the Other composers included Amy Kucera singing tic experience, though quite mystifying at points. 1980s sitcom "Head of the life is to have football heroes for be an able player who plays by WM*MMM*MM*M«*Ma«««M« HWWWW Class," draws us into the lives of sons as they relive their old his own set of rules. It is Mox, STUDENT each character as he portrays the glory days and keep the family overweight wise-cracking Billy importance of football in the dream going. They force on their Bob (Ron Lester) and beer chug- SPECIAL small-minded town. The town sons their belief that being a ging, hormone raging Tweeder. puts the demanding coach on a football hero counts for every- LARGE PIZZA (Scott Caan) who teaches his felr ^orco* pedestal and he continues to thing in life. CHEESE & ONE TOPPING low teammates that football is overlook the kids' best interest. 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