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Thursday, November 9, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 41 Students react to relocation of Browns Genell Pavelich depressing since she has been a mentary education major, said thing I always thought of with taking something away from also said the first professional The BC News long-time fan of the Cleveland the fans are the ones suffering Ohio was the Cleveland Browns," them." football game he ever attended Browns. from this move. was in Cleveland. With the Cleveland Browns set "It is a disgrace what they did "I think it is terrible because "This move is not going over to move to Baltimore, Md., for to the fans, and this move shows many people have been loyal fans "This is bad for the city of Cleveland because well with a lot of people," he add- the 1996 season, students at the that sports is just based on to the Browns for years and this ed. University said they have many money," she said. move shows that their loyalty there is going to be a lot of lost revenue, but different opinions of the change Joel Stimulus, senior telecom- and support meant nothing," she economically for Art Modell it is going to be and Browns' owner Art Modell. Susan Homa, junior communi- munications major, said he said. "Art Modell obviously very beneficial." cation disorders major, said she Some students said they are thinks the move will hurt the city didn't appreciate the support the did not really know much about upset because they have sup- of Cleveland. fans gave to the team." the move until a few days ago, ported the Cleveland Browns for "This is bad for the city of Brian DeAngelo, senior mar- many years, whether they were Cleveland because there is going Joel Slamnes but she was surprised to hear keting and international business about it. winning or losing, and their sup- to be a lot of lost revenue, but major, said even though he is not senior telecommunications major port was less important than economically for Art Modell it is from Ohio, he can understand the money to Modell. going to be very beneficial," he fans being so upset. "I don't think they should move, but what can you do?" she Patty Dumminger, junior rec- said. "Not being from Ohio, certain he said. "The fans were totally DeAngelo said the Browns reation major, said the move is Kim Morrow, freshman ele- things identify the state and one said. "I think Art Modell made a into the team and this move is have a history in Cleveland. He bad choice." Locals react to Tradition of Struggle Powell's West: All must decision work to improve Larry Hannan The BG News race relations Local reaction to Colin Powell's decision not to run for president Andrea Wood dition of struggle," West said. ranged from regret to relief. The BG News Professor of African- Dennis Anderson, associate American studies and philoso- professor of political science, After braving adverse phy of religion at Harvard said the de- weather, author and scholar University, West has authored cision by Cornell West spoke of braving 11 books, including "Race Matters" and "Jews and Powell to re- an adverse America in a keyn- main a private ote address for the 12th annual Blacks: Let the Healing Be- citizen was Ethnic Studies Conference. gin." West has also made re- probably a A delayed plane was to cent appearances on CNN in blame for the late start, but light of the Million Man March good one. to discuss the issue of racism "The specu- the audience that filled the in America. lation was that Lenhart Grand Ballroom was In his speech, West spoke of if he did run finally rewarded as Cornell a "spoiled" America. He spoke he'd be running Powell West began his speech at 8:30 p.m. of an America where "wealth, as a Republi- power and influence are dis- can," Anderson said. "That would Mike Comitock/Tht BGNewi "I stand before you tonight have pushed him into taking pos- Cornell West, professor of African-American studies and philosophy of religion from Harvard, gives a as but a small part of a great tures and positions that weren't speech about race relations in America in Lenhart Grand Ballroom on Wednesday night and grand tradition, a tra- See WEST, page four. really his." Anderson said Powell would have trouble fitting in with the current Republican party. "His positions [on issues] are Late-term abortion ban prompts lawsuit not that far apart from the posi- tions that Clinton has taken," An- James Hannah "I don't really understand ex- of obstetrics and gynecology and procedure is often the safest The state law also would ban derson said. The Associated Press actly what procedures are pro- pediatrics at the University of method of ending late-term any abortion after 24 weeks of Jejuana Brown, a sophomore hibited," Hillard said. Cincinnati, testified in a U.S. Dis- pregnancies. pregnancy except to protect the IPCO major, said she was disap- DAYTON, Ohio - The state's Ohio was the first state to pro- trict Court suit filed by two abor- The law would outlaw the health of the mother. pointed by Powell's decision. ban on a rare, late-term abortion hibit dilation and extraction. The tion providers. The plaintiffs procedure. Doctors who perform In his testimony, Haskell said "We need more African- procedure is too confusing, a U.S. House has passed legislation want judge Walter Rice to block it could face up to five years in dilation and extraction is the Americans running for office," doctor testified Wednesday in a outlawing the same procedure. Ohio's ban, which is to go into ef- prison, a $2,500 fine and civil lia- abortion procedure of choice In Brown said. "It doesn't really lawsuit filed to block the ban. The House vote Nov. 1 marked fect Tuesday. bility. more advanced pregnancies. matter if they're Democrats or The law against "dilation and the first time since the Supreme Anti-abortion activists call the In the lawsuit, the Women's Haskell said about 100 abor- Republicans." extraction" also could be read to Court's 1973 Roe vs. Wade abor- procedure "brain-suction" abor- Medical Professional Corp. and tions a week are performed at the Senior secondary education include "dilation and evacua- tion ruling that Congress had tion, because the skull of a fetus Dr. Martin Haskell of Cincinnati three clinics where he works. But major Anthony Garafolo said he tion," a more common procedure moved to prohibit a specific is collapsed, and the brain is re- said the law will violate their he said only about four per week was relieved by Powell's de- used earlier in pregnancies, Dr. abortion procedure. moved. constitutional rights to privacy, involve pregnancies of 20 weeks cision. A Democrat, Garafolo Paula I lillard said. Hillard, an associate professor Pro-choice advocates say the liberty and due process. or more. said he believes Bill Clinton has a better chance of re-election if Powell is not opposing him. "I don't think Dole or any of Russia joins war foe NATO on own terms the other Republicans has the troops, allowing Russia to avoid NATO letterhead," said a senior Nations. Russia wants some non- be applied to forces from seven support that Powell has," Gara- David Brtscoe The Associated Press the appearance of taking orders U.S. official, who briefed report- NATO organization to exercise other non-NATO countries plan- folo said. from NATO, its Cold War foe. ers at NATO headquarters on political control. ning to contribute troops, includ- Christopher Neeson, a junior BRUSSELS, Belgium - After The agreement -- announced by condition of anonymity. Perry said he hoped those dif- ing former Warsaw Pact mem- telecommunications major, said weeks of delicate negotiations, Defense Secretary William Perry Joulwan would be operating ferences could be worked out be- bers, the U.S. official said. the country lost a great opportu- Russia agreed Wednesday to join and Russian Defense Minister only as NATO commander, the fore he and Grachev meet in It also will allow the entire nity to make history with Powell. a Bosnian peacekeeping force in Pavel Grachev at NATO head- official said, although he said Brussels again at the end of the mission to operate under a uni- "It would have been a big step a face-saving arrangement that quarters - calls for a Russian Russia likely would view him month. fied command, with common for the country if Powell had allows Moscow to say Its troops brigade to join a planned differently. Outlining the agreement at a rules of engagement and a single run,'* Neeson said. "... [A Powell are not under NATO command. 60,000-member NATO force that The U.S. official said the joint news conference, Grachev system of controlling troops in candidacy] could have gone a The 2,000 to 3,000 Russian would Implement any peace United States and Russia still said Joulwan, the NATO com- the air and on the ground, with no long way toward Improving race troops would become part of an treaty worked out by Bosnia's have "major differences" over mander, "will have a Russian de- "dual key" requiring two chains relations." American division, but unlike warring factions in Dayton, Ohio. political control of the Bosnia puty who will give orders to the of command, the official said. Junior pre-law major Lisa U.S. and other allied forces, "What we agreed on today was peacekeeping force, which is to Russian forces." He said the All sides had wanted Russian Terry said the Idea of a Powell would not answer directly to U.S. a solution for the military control be made up of both NATO and agreement meets "all the participation, but Washington candidacy was interesting, but Army Gen. George Joulwan, the of a Russian brigade that will non-NATO countries. The United requests" of the Russian side, had insisted that forces operate the best candidate is already in supreme NATO commander In operate In an American divi- States wants political authority which included a demand that its under a unified NATO command. the White House. sion," Perry said. to rest with NATO's policy- forces not be under NATO com- "This plan preserves the unity "Clinton Is doing a decent job," Europe. Instead, Joulwan's orders The unusual arrangement al- making North Atlantic Council mand. of command, but does not require she said."He's in the middle, would be transmitted through a lows Russia to put Its troops and not shared with any other or- The special arrangement an- the Russians to be under NATO which is good for the country." Russian general to his own under "NATO orders but not on ganization, including the United nounced Wednesday would not command," Perry said.

f \ \ The BG News page two Thursday, November 9,1995 The BG News Values dictate obscenity "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' Obscene: repulsive; deeply Pope John Paul II is nothing more Are you getting the gist of this or anyone else's belief system is, of f ensI v°e to morality or decency than an obscene chauvinistic pig, yet? It's their own personal world Merriam-Webster Dictionary your best friend might see him as There are even some people view and belief system. That Leah Barnum Jim Vickers one of the most caring as well as who feel that there are certain doesnt make your beliefs more Hi all! I know that no one likes Important people on Earth. The shirts, songs, books, etc. that are valid or their beliefs less valid. editor in chief managing editor a Thursday morning In BG, so reality of the situaUon is that he's so completely and unjustifiably Seriously folks, who are you to what do you say we start things a both. obscene that they should be ban- judge what someone else be- Dawn Keller Larry Hannan little bit different this week? ned just because it offends them lieves? Which of these following three so much. Obviously the situation news editor assistant managing editor examples do you consider to be Pretty selfish, huh? changes If any physical harm the most obscene: While I'm on the topic, let me or extreme mental harm is dis- Aaron Gray Robin Coe 1) A movie about a guy who give you the definition of "cen- tributed to someone subjected to city editor editorial editor cuts people's faces off and nails sorship." someone else's manner of ex- them back on upside down. Censorship: Since I don't like pression, but last time I checked 2) A shirt that says "F— You, it, you can't have it there wasn't a law that justified I'm Not Sorry" This whole "obscenity" con- banning something because it 3) The Pope troversy all boils down to two ticked someone off or hurt The reason I bring this up is things: Respect of other people's someone's feelings. Burial remains because of the raging "obsceni- beliefs and respect of other peo- But some people seem to be ty" controversy that's taking ple's rights. Period. forgetting that, and hence they place on campus right now. Some I bet you that a lot of these make themselves Into an aveng- people are turning to God, some same people that advocate cen- ing angel of their own beliefs and should be returned are turning to The Constitution, sorship would be pretty pissed values, crushing all those who and some are turning to me. off if a law was passed that said disagree with them. How would you like it if someone dug up your Believe It. you couldn't wear crucifixes out- Is that mature or what? "No, grandmother's, cousin's and aunt's graves for sci- The other day someone posted side of your clothing. no, no!!! I want everyone to be- entific purposes? a letter In the Off-Campus Stu- "But that's my religion!!!" I lieve what I believe!!! I want What if they only did it to your race, and no other? dent Center directed toward me. can hear them saying. everyone to see things the way I Wouldn't you be angry"} The person who wrote this letter Yeah, well I've got news for see them!!!" This is happening to Native Americans all over the accused me of thinking I'm God, you kiddies out there. Not every- It's my personal belief that country - and right here in our own back yard. and he/she then went on to say Or you might think that a shirt one's life philosophies (which are these kind of people need to re- The University of Toledo has the remains of 12 Native that my friends all suck, and that that says "Everlasting Cock- more commonly reffered to as member that the door can, and' Americans, and refuses to give them back to the Toledo I'm obscene. After I learned of sucker" is a sexist attack on "religions") involve going to a oftentimes will, swing both ways. Inner Tribal Association because the organization can- this letter (and stopped laughing) women, while the person who's place of worship once a week. Aaron V/eisbrod is the Thurs- not prove the remains belong to it I decided that it was time to hold wearing it might think that it's a Some people are atheists, some day columnist for The News.He a little discussion about obscen- cool stand on homosexual's spend their whole life studying doesn't think he's God, but he The skeletal remains of 18,000 Cheyenne are in the ity. rights, while the truth of the mat- and living by the fundamentals of thinks he's pretty damn cool. Do Smithsonian. The Cheyenne have the right to the burial First off, obscenity is a subjec- ter is that "Everlasting Cock- Karate, while some just plain you? If so (or even if you don't), remains of their ancestors. tive value judgement (What you sucker" is a song by Marilyn exist and couldn't care less about send your reactions, etc. to aar- This is pathetic - especially since there is a law re- judge "obscene" might not seem Manson, and the shirt was the possibilities of a higher good [email protected] or 210 West quiring institutions to turn over burial remains to tribes. "obscene" to someone else). created to promote the band's or an omniscent creator. Hall. As always, thanks for read- There is no reason to keep the burial remains of anyone Hence while you might think that new album. Regardless of what my, your. ing. in boxes. Native-American burial remains are used for the study of diet, disease, for "better" technology and to see -^JUfafklfcif.^ art that was placed in the graves. Then, those remains are placed in museums, at universities or at cureo shops. WHAT A Mo/vfeMTOUS THE RUST DAY OF TH£ FIRST W OF Why do we need to study the remains of Native Ameri- OCCASION' jotJ wiuis>' weoJ urej oAsses lAJ HISR2ST cans to see what their diet was on the reservations? We YCA£ OF cou-eeei have governmental records to show they starved. That's like digging up the graves of Holocaust victims to see if they starved to death. And that wouldn't even be considered - and shouldn't - because it's disgraceful. If it shouldn't happen to one ethnic group, it shouldn't happen to any. The News believes this practice is wrong. There is no reason for anyone to own someone else's burial remains. Burial remains deserve to be treated with respect. Native Americans have specific religious beliefs about the dead. The religion that two-thirds of Native Americans ad- irS here to says there are two souls. One stays with the with the body and one walks on. If the body is disturbed, Native Americans believe the View Point soul will not be at rest. Since this is part of their religion, and it's a freedom we have in this country, institutions should not override i: their beliefs. Democrat & The News believes University students can make a difference by writing to the University of Toledo, mem- bers of Congress and representatives to tell them that this practice is wrong. Republican We need to let scientists know the burial remains of Native Americans deserve the same respect as every other ethnic group's.

Copyright O 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material Parties discuss Medicare in this publication without permission of The BG News is strictly Brian Dlcken Trustees have said that unless Jason Sonensheln licans are deceiving the Ameri- prohibited. College Republicans something is done, the Medicare College Democrats can people about their plans for The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 fund will become insolvent Medicare. Newt Gingrich claims and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in Well, what's new? The Demo- within the next 10 years. That's The Republicans have opposed that his party's cuts will only cost, the summer. crats have resorted to scare tac- right, unless something Is done Medicare since its creation. Back senior citizens an additional Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the tics again, first on the poor, now now, Medicare will be gone in In 196S, a majority of Con- $7.00 per month, but even the on the elderly of this great coun- just a few years. These reforms gressional Republicans, includ- Congressional Budget office ad- student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions try. The subject of reforming the are necessary to insure that as ing Bob Dole, voted against the mits that premiums and deducti- expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those Medicare system has come up, many people as possible will be creation of Medicare. Since then, bles will double. of The BG News. and we're hearing about how the able to have help after retire- they have regularly tried to cut Additionally, there is an $80 Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, terrible Republicans are going to ment It Therefore Its not surprising billion hole in the Republican typed and include the writer's name, phone number and University kick the elderly out into the These reforms are not intend- that the Republicans are now Medicare plan. The Republicans affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and streets. This could not be further ed to do harm to America's re- seeking to destroy Medicare. will make further cuts to Medi- all letters. from the truth. tirees. These reforms are to The Republicans are cutting care to make up for this $80 bil- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any The Democrats and President make sure that something will be Medicare to pay off massive tax lion gap, but they wont tell you. errors in stories or photograph descriptions. Clinton claim that the Republi- left for each generation. Reduce cuts for the rich They'll tell you right now from where this cut; cans are destroying Medicare, the fraud, and make sure that the that their $270 billion Medicare will come. but is this really true? The an- people that truly need the help, cuts are necessary to strengthen The GOP Medicare cuts will swer Is, NO, the Republicans are get it. It's been reported that Medicare, but in reality they will also have a profound effect on The BG News Staff NOT destroying Medicare. simple bandages are being "sold" pay for $245 billion in tax cuts. the health care industry. Stan- Under the Republican budget, to Medicare recipients for As a result of the Republican dards will be lowered for nursing photo editor Stephanie Mislcawi spending would total $1.6 trillion thousands of dollars, bandages Medicare cuts, 37 million senior homes, some doctors may refuse co-sports editor Scott Brown between 1996 and 2002, just $270 that would normally costs citizens will pay more in pre- to take Medicare patients, and co-sports editor Patrick Murphy billion less than under what the several dollars. Let's face it, miums and deductibles. Individ- many hospitals may be forced to assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi program is today. That is not de- there are some people in this ual expenses could increase by close. Senior citizens could be assistant city editor Joe Boyle stroying Medicare. country that simply do not need thousands of dollars over seven forced Into a second class health When speaking of Medicare, to receive help from the govern- years. Medicare premiums will Rochelle Slosser care system. graphics editor one cannot leave out the subject ment Do people like multi- increase by $30.00 per month, a Melissa Lipowtki weekend Reality editor of Social Security. The Republi- billionaire Ross Perot really need $360.00 annual Increase. Millions The Democrats, on the other Weekend Reality asst editor Aaron Epple cans proposal increase the cur- help from the government to help of senior citizens will be forced hand, believe that improvements copy chief Kristin Stadum rent earnings limit from $11,600 meet any medical bills? I don't to give up their doctors, and should be made to strengthen assistant copy chief AnnaWahrman to $30,000 over a five year think he, or anyone else even re- 500,000 will be pushed into pov- Medicare and to crack down on special projects editor Amy Johnson period. This will reduce the pen- motely close to him needs federal erty by the Republican Medicare waste, fraud, and abuse In the special projects asst. editor Jim Barker alty on those who are 65 and old- assistance after retirement. cuts. Deductibles will double, Medicare system. Additionally-, er who continue to work. The and people will be forced to pay they have proposed the estab- '"> . proposal also allows for with- That is why these reforms are into the system for an extra two lishment of an Independent 204 West Hall drawals from IRAS and 401 (k) being brought to the floor of the years before they are covered by commission to decide how to best, Bowling Green State University plans without being taxed for the U.S. House and Senate. It is vital it. improve the program. President' Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 purpose of long-term health care. that these reforms be enacted to The Republican cuts them- Clinton and the Congressional. Even the Democratic con- Insure that when it Is time for our selves are bad enough, but to Democrats want to strentheo' bgnewt Obgnetbgsu.edu trolled Medicare Board of generation to rest, we can. make matters worse, the Repub- Medicare, not destroy It. The BG News Briefs Thursday, November 9,1995 page three Campus o s nr

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An KCHI activity fee ol $7 w* be charged V and -. r- n~ . call 1 800 M22751 I me 10 (to* MM < »*•? tnjneacOon MMm *w WNJ94 *jr#$ a sWamerd penod ^ Normal leee are aaaodaMd wtn National Cffy • BM Pay service The BG News page four Thursday, November 9,1995 Creativity, research widen job options Jennifer Serial) more about being satisfied with 2000, there will be more jobs And whatever they would do For example, she said, if you is to consider what you want said The BC News what you are doing," Kroll said. created and more opportunities they would do with their life, would go to school because you about you when you die and then "Work needs to be meaningful." to do unique and exciting things. could Indicate what kind of ca- like learning, then you should consider a career that could al- Many students who are uncer- Kroll said people should con- Kroll said she encourages stu- reer they should look into, be- look for a job in a learning at- low those words to be said. tain about their career choice sider what they want out of a Job dents to pretend they just won cause it would be something they mosphere. "The key is to have a fantasy," need to look at a broader range of besides a paycheck. $10 million and think about what really wanted," she said. Another good idea, Kroll said, Kroll said. options, according to the director Many people choose Jobs from of Career Planning and Place- the occupations that are made ment Services, Joann Kroll. popular by television, according Kroll said she encourages stu- toKroU. Co-ops offer advantageous experience dents to have a dream about their career. Choosing a job, she said, in- Dawn Keller strengths ... and weaknesses," she said. "The summer is a three-month interview," The BC News- "Look at what's unique and volves wider research than just "Students can also get feedback from em- said Randy Swecker, a corporate recruiter ployers." what is interesting," Kroll said. watching ER and wanting to be a Students who participate in co-ops have a for Nationwide. "They look at us, and we "Demand is not the only thing doctor. Kroll said employers appreciate students look at them, and if it all works out, we hire definite advantage at graduation, according who participate in co-ops. you should consider." Pam Allen, associate director to Joanne Kroll, director of Career Planning them." Students can consult the Dic- of career planning and place- and Placement Services. "It shows students are willing to plan, that Kroll said employers will ask "What did tionary of Occupational Titles, ment services said students must Kroll said one advantage was the use of their career is important and they want to you do with your tu.ie at BGSU?" because there are more than look into their work values and technology in the working world. get skills," she said. 20,000 job titles listed. She said need to talk to people in their de- "Students should focus on leadership, One employer said students should partic- working and academics," she said. most people could only list about sired work environment. "Students have a chance to be exposed to ipate in co-ops and internships because it 30 Job tides If asked. the best technology Industry has to offer," will help with finding a job upon graduation. John Vlrostek, a senior marketing major, "We have the tendency to look "Ask questions." Allen said. she said. said co-ops at Lever Brothers and The Cleve- at a narrow range of Jobs," Kroll "Would I be happy here? What is She said another advantage was knowing "We definitely hire students who've land Plain Dealer have helped him gain ex- said. "There are creative jobs out a typical day like? What would I the expectations of employers. worked well into full-time positions if they perience. there that you may not be think- dislike?" are available," said Becca Gorman, a human ing of, and your hobbies are a Kroll said students can also "Students find out that employers expect resources analyst at TRINOVA. "When I worked at Lever Brothers, I had a good prediction of what you are consider the kinds of problems an eight-hour day, want you to collaborate territory of SO stores and had to sell to interested in." and challenges faced in society and understand the chain of command," she "Students seem to be in a hurry to gradu- them," he said. "I had a four-week training Kroll said when making a de- and consider an occupation said. ate," she said. "But it's unwise to do so with- seminar in Chicago, and spent a month ob- cision on a career choice stu- where you could help society. out hands-on experience. Having that expe- serving people. dents should go in with their eyes Kroll said a third advantage was learning rience will make you more marketable." "I had to set up appointments with con- open. She also said that it is impor- about yourself. Another employer said he selects interns tacts and covered territory for The Cleve- "Choosing a career should be tant to remember that in the year "Co-ops give students a chance to see their intending to hire them upon graduation. land Plain Dealer, too," he said. English professor to read poetry WEST Continued from page one. Messer said the poetry from fine poet and a fine writer," ly." Ethnic Studies Shonda Honlgtord West went on to say that only The BC News the book deals with "violence, McCord said. Conference personal loss and healing." Mes- Messer graduated from the tributed according to race." He through humility, self-criticism A professor of English will ser has given readings from the University of Denver and pur- presented a brief history of and self correction can progress The 12th annual Ethnic read from his recently published book before, but he said this will sued post-graduate work in slavery and struggle on a global become a reality. Studies Conference on book of poems Nov. 17 at 7:30 be the first in this area. Depth Psychology at the C.G. scale, and how these came to be a "No democracy can survive "Revolutionary Beginnings: p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the "It's an extremely moving Jung Institute in Zurich. reality in the United States. without the heroic energies of Its A Contract for a Multicul- Student Union. book of poetry," said Howard He has worked as a poet, fic- 'To talk about race in America citizenry. Courage is in short tural Society" continues to- Richard E. Messer, BFA Ad- McCord, director of Creative tion writer and literary critic. is not to talk about something supply, we are in the moment of day in room 101B Olscamp viser for Creative Writing, will Writing. Messer has also taught writing at you've picked up or something the coward, of not wanting to be Hall. read from his book "Murder in McCord said he has known Ellsworth College in Iowa, you've been socialized into," exposed, interrogated, ques- Presenters Include Arlf the Family." He will also be read- Messer since he began teaching Treasure Valley Community Col- West said. "To talk about racism tioned," West said. Dirlik, professor of history ing from his other works of poe- at the University and has always lege in Oregon, and at Arkansas is to talk about what it is like to In the final moments of his at Duke University; Mai van try and prose and from a novel in enjoyed his writing. State University before coming be modern and human and Amer- speech. West offered advice and Lam, associate professor at progress. "He's a wonderful teacher, a to the University in 1975. ican." encouragement to those involved the City University of New West presented a colorful ex- in the struggle. York School of Law; and planation of very serious issues "We're not going to save Amer- Joseph Scott, professor of by quoting a myriad of person- ica. We're not going to save the American ethnic studies alities, including George Clinton, world. But we can leave It a little and sociology at the Uni- W.B. Dubois, Homer, T.S. Elliot better than when we got here," versity of Washington at Multicultural Affairs and others. With an animated air. he said. Seattle. West addressed the idea of The audience offered West The first session, from democracy, and his ideal of verbal encouragement through- 9-.3Q p.m. to 11:30 a.m., Is ti- Are you curious about the democracy. out his speech and showed its ap- tled "The Evolution of Eth- "How rare it is that democratic preciation with a standing ova- nic Studies 1960s & 1970s." Women's Conference in sensibilities produce democratic tion as he accepted a parting gift The second session, "The practices and procedures," West from the Department of Ethnic Evolution of Ethnic Studies: ^ Beijing? ^ said. "Communication is the life- Studies. 1980s & &90S," is from 2:30 blood of democracy. By democ- "I think his lecture came at a p.m. to 4:30'p.m. racy we mean public communi- very important time in this state From 8-11 p.m„ there will cation, and when there is public of society right now," said Glen be an "Evenlfflg, of Ethnic communication it becomes ap- Holcomb, graduate student In and Cultural Arfis^" which, Would you like to go beyond parent in that democracy that we musical arts. "I think students includes jazz, drama,' poe- are all intertwined. We either will take his speech to heart," try and dance. In room 101B , the hang together or hang separate- Holcomb said. Olscamp Hall. 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Thursday, November 9,1995 page five Results Cleveland tries again Last-ditch effort to hold on to Browns fails upset Baltimore. Lisa Cornwall cludes a commitment of $175 mil- The Associated Press "I'm in football to win, not to go lion in financing for renovation bankrupt," Modell told the of the city-owned stadium, exter- school BEREA, - City and county players. "The move to Baltimore ior improvements, parking, officials hand-delivered a $175 allows me to compete in the NFL landscaping and utilities up- million proposal to renovate and continue our pursuit of win- grades. chief Cleveland Stadium in a last-ditch ning." The financing plan will include try to keep the Browns from The news release did not com- a bond issue backed by a voter- Laura Meckler moving to Baltimore. ment on the proposal from Cleve- approved extension of a county- The Associated Press Cleveland Mayor Michael R. land or indicate any change in wide tax on alcohol and tobacco White, who led the delegation of Modell's plans. and by city admissions and park- COLUMBUS -- Maybe he city and Cuyahoga County offi- At a news conference after the ing taxes. White did not say how sees the glass half empty, cials to the Browns training proposal was presented to the much of the financing would be but the state's education center in this Cleveland suburb, Browns, White promised to do provided by the bond issue, but chief was not celebrating handed the proposal to security everything possible to convince he said it would provide for full that an unusually high 57 guard Will Kraus. He promised the National Football League that capital improvements over the percent of school tax issues that it would be given to team the Browns should remain in 30-year lease term. were approved in Tues- owner Art Modell. Cleveland. The [Cleveland] Plain Dealer day's election. No team officials met with the "We will continue to make the reported Wednesday that the Vlnce Erwln of Woosier, Ohio, listens to Cleveland Mayor Michael That is because only 22 city leaders. Questions were re- case that what has happened in bond issue would generate $128 White at a news conference Wednesday In Berea, Ohio, explain how he percent of requests for new ferred to Browns spokesman Cleveland is wrong, that what has million of the $175 million pack- and other mayors in the area are going to work to keep the Cleveland money were approved, said Dave Hopcraft, who was report- happened in Cleveland is unique age, up from an earlier estimate Browns from moving to Baltimore. John Goff, Ohio superin- ed to be on his way back from an and that every single citizen - of $111 million. The team also would retain all A corporate commitment to tendent of public instruc- NFL owners meeting in Dallas 1 Browns fans one and all - de- Under the proposal presented stadium revenue, premium seat- help the Browns in premium tion. and did not immediately return a serve redress," White said. "And Wednesday, the city also would ing, advertising, concessions and seating also was added to the Most of the issues that phone call. that redress ought to come either pay taxes on the stadium, and other rentals and would be reim- package, providing nearly $8 mil- passed were renewals, The Browns later released a from Art Modell... , or from the would not charge the Browns an- bursed $19 million in capital im- lion in annual revenue. In addi- where voters were not statement saying that Modell NFL." nual rent. Modell currently pays provements installed by the team tion, it includes a pledge by the asked to pay additional spoke with his players Wednes- White said the package offered $600,000 to $700,000 a year in during the 1973-1995 part of the state to finance 15 percent of the taxes, he said Wednesday. day afternoon about the move to Wednesday to the Browns in- rent. existing lease. renovation costs. "They always do reasonably well," he said But only five of the 23 emergency levies for new Criticized judge voted out money were approved. And University Bookstore almost half of the districts CINCINNATI - A judge who 14,177 votes to 13,444 for Meste- ing beaten," Kenney said. in the state loan fund saw was criticized after he ordered a maker, or 51 percent to 49 per- Mestemaker was on vacation will be closed their levies defeated. man convicted of striking his cent, according to unofficial re- Wednesday and could not be FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 Overall, 111 of 194 tax le- girlfriend to marry her has been sults. reached for comment, his secre- vies or bond issues were voted out of office. tary said. in observance of approved, according to This summer, Mestemaker A Republican Party official Ohio Department of Educa- Voters Tuesday rejected the ordered an Addyston man to said he was surprised Meste- tion unofficial tallies. The re-election bid of Judge Albert J. marry the girlfriend he struck maker lost. 57 percent passage rate was Mestemaker, 58, a Republican during an argument. He later the highest for a November who had served 14 1/2 years on rescinded the order. Organiza- "Nobody saw this coming, I 1 election since at least 1983. Hamilton County Municipal tions that counsel women and think, because of his high name •r» P\ P\ n n. Another 83 money ques- Court. operate domestic-abuse shelters recognition," said Tom Robinson, tions, or 43 percent, failed. criticized Mestemaker's order. political director of the Hamilton As it stands, tax collec- Mestemaker lost by 733 votes "The publicity about this defi- County Republican Party. "We tions grow with inflation on to Democratic opponent James nitely hurt. It's the only time I couldn't gauge the effect of the VETERANS DAY a minimum millage. But le- Patrick Kenney. Kenney polled can remember an incumbent be- press he got last summer." vies beyond that produce the same dollars year after year, despite inflation. itfttf f You now can have Great Tacos "We need to give them delivered to your door for the ability to get growth in FREE... and much more! those dollars," he said. "When you pass a levy and $6.00 five or four years later you Minimum see no growth, it's kind of for hard to keep going." Other statewide results: delivery ■ Voters OK'd S3 percent r of tax issues to provide 12 oz. Frozen ! HUNGRY COMBO ! FR€€ ORD€R OF CHURROSi money for school operating Prt^ktail » ' '< Super Nachos, Taco or bean | expenses, and 66 percent of V_/UOr\lclM & . i burrito. Loaded burrllo, and a 12 oz. i 'With any purchase over ■ 4*1110* ■«-#« T- . «^% *"o ' frozen cocktail. ' school construction pro- 5 $6.00 ! posals. L =| 2-TApQ_^i | ^ ■ All six joint vocational 1 Small order of chums with this * 'Toco Kit Delivered j ^V* $5.99 coupon, not valid with any other offer* school issues on ballots Makes10 failed. They were present- i ^s#v A.O ' ;--**--*---*----"*, ed in Delaware, Franklin, l_p_ **'_?Z —°'—{li00!! ' T wo Loaded Burrttoa, > Order before , Licking, Van- Wert, Medina j— — — — — — — — -.J Taco with sourcream, J Five p.m. and ) and Stark counties. get > ■ Of 17 school district In- aO IOADCD . I and 12 oz frozen . cocktail 15% Off entire | come taxes, only five were Order • approved. $V* BURAITO M& © ' UmltZ l \ iT $5.99 Ityjjt valid with any otfuroffer,

Call Carl Wolf Studio At: 1-800-969-1338 To Schedule A Sitting Portraits Taken At The Key Yearbook 28 West Hall I The BG News page six Thursday, November 9,1995 American reporter released by Bosnian Custody case overturned Jennifer Loven In 1994, in a ruling that out- The Associated Press Daughter returned to mother raged women's groups. Circuit Serb rebels to U.S. Judge Raymond Cashen gave ANN ARBOR, Mich. - A wom- Smith custody. an who lost custody of her after daycare dispute settled But on Wednesday, the appeals Thankful writer daughter to her ex-boyfriend for day care in deciding custody of classes. court said: "An evaluation of putting the little girl in day care 4-year-old Maranda Ireland "Just knowing that Maranda is each party's arrangement for the happy to be free while attending college regained Smith. It also ordered a different going to stay with me, it's the child's care while her parents custody Wednesday. judge to hear the case. best feeling that anyone could work or go to school is not an ap- Julljana Mojsilovlc The state Court of Appeals Maranda had remained with possible have," Ireland said. propriate consideration under The Associated Press overturned a judge's order that her mother, 20-year-old Jennifer Maranda's father, Steven this factor." the girl be put in her father's Ireland, all along while the Smith, 21, sued for custody in Cashen's ruling had set off BELGRADE, Yugoslavia -- An care. judge's ruling was under appeal. 1993, saying the girl would be protests from groups including American reporter held by Bos- The appeals court sent the case The girl has been attending day better off with him because his the American Civil Liberties nian Serb rebels for nearly two back to the Circuit Court and told care at the University of Michi- own mother, a full-time house- Union and the National Organiza- weeks was freed Wednesday, in the lower court not to consider gan, where her mother attends wife, could care for the child. tion for Women. what Serb leader Radovan Kar- adzic called a goodwill gesture to help peace talks. Teams' moves anger fans, taxpayers David Rohde of the Christian Science Monitor was turned over Katherine Rlzzo more of a say." move the Browns. get involved in the middle of this to U.S. Embassy officials in Bel- David Rohde The Associated Press Sen. Mike DeWine, R-Ohio, Congress has not tried since crisis situation," he predicted. grade by Serb security officers said he, too, is considering legis- then to get involved in football, Mark Mills, who worked the who mediated his release. had barely slept since Rohde's WASHINGTON - Federal law lation and also planned to meet but there have been repeated at- antitrust issue on behalf of Sen. "I feel very relieved and very capture, fatigue gave way to lets football team owners move within the next two weeks with tempts to pass laws making Connie Mack, R-Fla, said base- happy to be out, and I'm grateful celebration. teams, say, from Cleveland to National Football League com- baseball live by the same laws as ball's lobbying push worked be- to the Serbian security corps for "We're all relieved; we're all Baltimore or from Oakland to missioner Paul Tagliabue to fol- other sports. cause owners turned it into a re- getting me out," Rohde told The very happy," said International Los Angeles and back again. low up on a Monday telephone Bradley Stillman, legislative ferendum on the minor leagues. Associated Press in a telephone editor Clayton Jones, who went to But some outraged Ohloans say conference. director for the Consumer Fed- "Major League Baseball was interview. Dayton for two days to plead Congress should consider the And Rep. Martin Hoke, R-Ohio. eration of America, has been at able to round up a lot of allies In a statement earlier Wednes- Rohde's case to negotiators rights of fans and the pocket- said he'll ask for hearings on the day to The Associated Press, there. books of local taxpayers. way the NFL does business and Karadzic said Rohde was "Now that David is safe, we Cleveland Browns owner Art perhaps seek legislation requir- "I don't think Congress should tie the hands "cleared of all charges" and want to state unequivocally that Modell on Monday announced he ing teams to compensate tax- would be released "as a sign of David was on a journalistic as- is moving the team to Baltimore payers they're abandoning "to of owners. But when it comes to relocating a goodwill and contribution to the signment for the Monitor. Claims after the current season. pay off a city for the damages team, my legislation will grant the leagues, peace talks," in Dayton, Ohio. that he was engaged in espionage Sen. John Glenn's staff has that they incur Including all tax Rohde, the Monitor's Eastern are totally false," said David been at work since then on his abatements and promotional communities and fans much more of a say." Europe correspondent based in Cook, the Monitor's editor. proposed "Fans Rights Act" to amounts." Zagreb, Croatia, disappeared Rohde was planning to leave require 120 days notice before In the early 1980s, the NFL after contacting his editors Oct. Thursday for the United States, any professional sports team re- asked Congress to strengthen the Sen. John Glenn 28. He had written articles about where relatives eagerly awaiting locates. powers of the league and its Ohio Democrat human rights violations by Serbs him. He also wants a new limited commissioner to prevent team against Muslims in the Bosnian "I'm going to hug him first and exception to antitrust laws allow- relocations, but the bill encoun- city of Srebrenica. say, 'David, tell me all about it,'" ing teams to move only after fac- tered great resistance and never the forefront of the so-far unsuc- simply because their product "I was treated well physical- said his grandmother, Elizabeth tors Including fan support have advanced. cessful effort to kill baseball's was in a lot of states - there's a ly," he said. "There was contin- Coo km an of Wellesley, Mass. been examined. The NFL's lobbyist, Tom Wil- special exemption from antitrust minor league team in almost uous questioning whether I was a Monitor editors said they will "I dont think Congress should liams, said Wednesday that the laws. every state. CIA agent. ... I think the whole let Rohde decide whether he tie the hands of owners," the NFL "would be more than willing If any of the promised moves DeWine said Congress tends be thing was more political than wants to return to Yugoslavia. Ohio Democrat said. "But when it to work with the Congress" on materialize on Capitol Hill in the reluctant to involve itself in anything else." "David needs to be where the comes to relocating a team, my new legislation. He said the bill wake of the Browns announce- professional sports, but "We may In the Monitor's newsroom in action is," said his brother, Erik. legislation will grant the leagues, that failed a decade ago would ment, lawmakers likely will back be approaching ... critical mass Boston, where some employees "He's not happy otherwise." communities and fans much have made it more difficult to away, saying. "We don't want to here." .... 1.

»f The BG News Thursday, November 9,1995 page seven New Power structure works for Hall Falcon center stars under new coaching style in BG

Pat Murphy changed a year ago when Powers The BG News took over the coaching reigns from now-departed head coach Jerry York. The more relaxed A new ping pong table sat in atmosphere -- compared to the middle of the Falcon hockey York's iron rule — in the locker- lockeroom. Senior Mike Hall, oom has paid dividends on the ice with a Maple Leaf drawn on one for the Falcon hockey team and side of his paddle, ripped a fore- players. hand down the Particularly Hall, who tied line by Brett Nelson Emerson's team record Punchard play- for goals in consecutive games ing at the op- this weekend at Clarkson with posite end. one goal in each game. Hall's Punchard point and goal production dou- picked up the bled last season under Powers. ball and said "Ever since Bud's came in he - that although totally turned my game around," Hall just blew a Hall said. "He's helped me as a shot by him he HALL player and I think without him I'd ' would win in be back where I was before my the end. Head coach Buddy freshman year. Powers looked on, his face red "Ever since Bud's came in its from a 4 on 4 scrimmage that fin- been a lot more fun to come to ished before the ping pong bat- the rink," Hall said. tles. Powers talked about his coach- The lockeroom activities See HALL, page eight. Hall's Career Statistics Year GP G A TP PN/MN 92-93 37 6 8 14 4/8 93-94 34 7 8 15 7/14 94-95 38 17 14 31 11/22 95-96 7 8 2 10 4/8 Totals 116 38 32 70 26/52

:■>; The BC Ncwi/Kelly Rig* The BG Newt/Kelly Riga .::; Senior left wing Jason Clark taps the puck in a game earlier this year. '•'■. Clark has been Hall's roomate for three years and plays on his line. Senior center Mike Hall passes up ice In a game earlier this year. Hall has blossomed since head coach Buddy Powers took over. Rockets pegged MAC favorites Falcons roll over Bowling Green picked to finish sixth by media members Croatians, 101-58 Scott Brown the ball, share the defensive re- Scott Brown picked sixth again this season Michigan. MAC. Bowling Green is the The BG News sponsibilities, share the rebound- The BC News by members of the MAC The Rockets return four only team without at least ing load. TOLEDO - The Toledo media. starters from a team that fin- three starters returning (two Bowling Green's first tune-up "We don't have anyone who is Rockets emerged as the over- "This is a good situation to ished 15-3 in the MAC and ad- return for the Brown and Or- for the 1995-96 men's basketball going to be a dominant player." whelming favorite in Mid- get into," said first-year Toledo vanced to the NCAA tourna- ange), and three teams - season didn't yield many parts in Freshman DeMar Moore came American Conference women's coach Mark Ehlen. "It's tough ment. Ehlen, who came in from a Eastern Michigan, Ball State need of maintenance. off the bench to lead the Falcons basketball Wednesday at the because there Is a certain level Xavier after Bill Fennelly left and Kent - return all five The Falcons hosted the Croa- in scoring with 24 points. He hit conference's annual Media you have to live up to. But we for Iowa State, Inherits a pro- starters. tian Gas Blue Jeans Club on 8-of-10 shots from the field, Day at Toledo's SeaGate Cen- can't dwell on the past. We gram that has averaged 24 The experience doesn't mean Wednesday night at Anderson including 4-of-S from three-point tre. have to take care of the team wins a season since 1989. much by way of a prediction, Arena and breezed along to a land. His four steals also led the The Rockets, defending MAC today." "The transition has been however, with this year's pre- 101-53 victory. Bowling Green's team. champions, received 30 of 37 Following Toledo in the pro- good," Ehlen said. "They have dicted standings almost a mir- final scrimmage will be next Moore was one of several first-place votes and 414 points jected standings, in order, a winning tradition here and ror of last year. Thursday night, with the regular freshmen, including Kirk Cowan, total, 62 points ahead of sec- were: Kent, Ohio, Western the players know what it "There are a lot of good season starting Nov. 27 against Anthony Stacy and Jake Holmes, ond-place Kent. Michigan, Miami, Bowling takes." teams in this league," said Heidelberg. who looked impressive in their Bowling Green, sixth-place Green, Central Michigan, Ak- This season is one marked by Every Falcon saw extensive first action in Bowling Green finishers a season ago, were ron, Ball State and Eastern experience among teams in the See MAC, page nine. playing time, and all but two uniforms. scored in the rout of the semi-pro "I was pleased with all the team from the former Soviet freshmen," Larranaga said. "I Union. thought DeMar had an excellent "We just asked them to play game defensively. He scored, but hard and show us what they could you could hear the crowd react- Rivalry could be i n the past do," said Bowling Green coach ing to his level of intensity. I Jim Larranaga. "We are still very know that is what we want, and the greatest rivalry in the NFL. Cowher has been cheered and much in the early stages of eva- I'm happy that he was able to Mm Robinson and cinders to software. The Associated Press The smog has long since And I dont think it's so much jeered by the Dawg Pound, and luating." display that right from the be- burned off Pittsburgh, and the Browns-Steelers as it is Cleve- three of the biggest afternoons of The Falcons jumped out of the ginning." :':•: PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh Cuyahoga River in Cleveland has land-Pittsburgh. his coaching career came last gate early, Jumping out to a 17-3 Senior guard Shane Komlves '•: -and Cleveland have national rep- long since stopped burning. "The cities are so similar... and season when the Steelers went run after falling behind in the was next on the scoring list with •Xiitatlona as blue-collar towns But right now, Cleveland fans so is the passion the fans have for 3-0 against the Browns. first two minutes. They played 20 points, followed by Cowan, 13; ::|:whose citizens work hard, play are dying inside, and their their teams. It's a love-hate re- very much unlike a team with Holmes, 11; and Stacy, 10. -l[:\iard and spend Sunday after- biggest rival is feeding the pain. lationship ... but, at the same But as much as he wants to only four players with collegiate Komlves, Stacy, Dayon Nlnko- Sghooai living and dying with their The Browns may be going to Bal- time, there is a respect the two beat the Browns on Monday basketball experience. vlc, Antonio Daniels and Jay Lar- •:;Tootball teams. timore, and their turnpike rival- cities have for one another." night, Cowher cannot picture "This team has a lot of en- ranaga were the Falcons' starting i '■:"-"< That image lant quite accurate ry with the Steelers may soon be If anyone should understand Cleveland without them. Browns- thusiasm," Larranaga said. five. Ninkovic, Daniels and Lar- | 'X anymore. Cleveland and Pitts- history. the Browns-Steelers rivalry, it is Steelers games have long been "They really enjoy being around ranaga combined for only 19 I X .'burgh have more glass and glit- "I've got some mixed emo- Cowher, who grew up in Pitts- part of his life, and clearly they each other, and they get along points In limited playing time - k;-;:ter than grit downtown these tions," Steelers coach Bill Co burgh, then played and coached will not be the same if the very well together on and off the the three combined for only 60 il-:'days, and both have undergone wher said Tuesday. "It's one of In Cleveland before returning Browns change their first name court. It la very easy for them to V:-': Industrial revolutions from steel the greatest rivalries - no, it is home as the Steelers' coach. to Baltimore. share with one another - share See HOOPS, page eight Sports The BG News page eight Thursday, November 9,1995 Browns looking for a win Cleveland hopes Steeler rivalry can spark team BEREA, Ohio -- Earnest chick said he expects his in a 37-10 home loss Sunday to the lineup because of injuries, Byner has seen a lot in his 12 players to remember losing Houston. but they are always going to do seasons in the NFL. Monday three times to the Steelers last "It's a lot of things that con- the same thing defensively - night, he will likely see the season, including a 29-9 set- tributed to the way we played play hard, play smart foot- Cleveland Browns' last game at back in the playoffs. last week," he said. "I could go ball," he said. Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Sta- into some heavy stuff about all "Pittsburgh will probably do dium against the archrival that, but I choose not to. I plead the same things Houston did Steelers. "This is a big, big the fifth amendment. last week because it was suc- "I'm sure we'll be riled up," "It's not the other team that's cessful. I would venture to say Byner said. "Pittsburgh is game in more ways beating us, It's us. I believe it is that it was Houston that played Pittsburgh. Cleveland is Cleve- than one." time for guys to look within Pittsburgh's style. They played land. When you go into this themselves. Now." a lot of what we call blitz zones, game you can't help but be full Cornerback Antonio La- where they drop tackles out of the emotions surrounding it. Antonio Langham ngham said he thinks players and bring in other people. "They are in first place (5-4 have done just that. "That could open up a few in the AFC Central), we're one Cleveland Browns "Maybe the best thing for us things for our running backs, game out (at 4-5). There's sev- is going to play at Pittsburgh," who might get more involved en games left, so there is a "We all know what they did he said. "It's going to be a dog- in the passing game." great battle left. No matter to us - three games, three los- fight and it will determine Belichick, who released line- what team Is down, they rise up ses," Belichick said. "Maybe whether we belong as a con- to play in this series." this is what we need right now, tender in the AFC Central. This backer Travis Hill and re- The Browns, who have an- a game against the archrival in game is a big, big game in more signed linebacker Frank Stams nounced they are moving to their stadium. I expect a tough ways than one." before practice Wednesday, Baltimore after this season, game with a lot of Intensity." Byner said he expects to face said a victory would heal a lot lead the series 52-38 but have a defense similar to what the of wounds caused by the tur- lost six straight and 22 of the Byner said just about any Oilers' employed Sunday. moil of moving the team and last 26 played in Pittsburgh. performance would be better "The Steelers have probably losing four of the last five Cleveland Coach Bill Beli- than what the Browns showed had to juggle a few players in games.

HOOPS HALL The AltscUtcd PreI./AP File photo Continued from page seven. Continued from page seven. what the coaches wanted," Hall The green line, named after the Michael Irvln looks to set NFL record with San Francisco's Jerry Rice said. "I really think personally green practice jerseys they on the sidelines. minutes. ing style and what he asks from that Jerry York never gave me wear, emerged as the Falcons "We were able to go to our his players. the best chance in the world to second best line. The green line bench very early and regularly," "We demand a certain amount perform. If things we going bad I scored 50 times last year as Hall Larranaga said. "Throughout the of effort on the ice but when it's really didn't feel like going to and Clark tied for third on the Irvin looking to contest, we played everyone, and downtime, it's downtime," him and talking about it." team in goals after Holzinger and that helps the coaches evaluate Powers said. "As long as our Hall, a native of Nepean, Ont., Tom Glantz. each player. It will provide us players know when It's downtime scored six goals his freshman "We're all good skaters and with a little more of a long-range and when it's time to work and year after coming off a 40 goal really go to the puck," Hall said set NFL mark plan." they dont cross that line, there season for the Nepean Raiders of about his fellow linemen, speak- Larranaga would not commit to are no problems." the Central Junior (A) Hockey ing over a bouncing ping pong this same five as the starting During his freshman season League in Ontario. After another ball. "I think we're so much alike group the rest of the way. Hall saw a considerable amount lackluster sophomore year in as players that it really didn't against 49ers "That group represents the of ice time playing in 37 of the which he increased his goal pro- take us that much time to start most experienced group that we Falcons 41 games that year. But duction by one, Hall became the clicking." Oenne Freeman Sanders defending in the 38-2$ can start," Larranaga said. he said that York did not give center of the green line, with Hall and his linemates' un- The Associated Press NFC championship loss to the Bowling Green led at halftime him a real opportunity to play up wings Jason Clark and Mike canny ability to find each other 49ers. 43-20 and scored 23 of the first 28 to his potential. Johnson, under new coach on the ice is helped by their IRVING, Texas -- Michael Ir- "I thank San Francisco for set; points in the second half against "I came in not really knowing Powers in pre-season practice interaction off the ice. Hall and vin wants to set the NFL record ting us straight and making us Croatia. what the coaches wanted," Hall last year. Clark have been roommates for consecutive 100-yard receiv- refocus," Irvin said. "HopefullyJ "We had three guys and no one since their sophomore season. ing games Sunday with San we can return the favor. We just ************************ wanted to shoot the puck," "We both want to excel at Francisco's Jerry Rice watching, have to watch getting too emo- Powers said about forming the hockey," Clark said. "We've been "I'd love to break the record in tional for this game. We have to * green line. "So we decided to put here four years and we practice a game of this magnitude," Irvln be smart about it." * them together and they have every day together and we've said on Wednesday. "It would be Irvin admitted he was getting a (tie little £hef> blended well." just gotten better and better.' cherry on a pie to do it with kick out of the 49ers four-loss * (University Union) Jerry on the sidlines. I'd love for season. COLLEGE Jerry to be there when the an- "I've enjoyed seeing 'emj OF nouncer announces it and hears struggle," he said. ; WILL BE CLOSED MUSICAL the cheers." Irvin has 66 catches for 1,023; * ARTS One of the sidelights to Sun- yards this season, best in the: OPERA NOV. 10 & 11 AT 8 PM. day's meeting between the Dallas NFL. He's averaging IS yards: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Cowboys and the 49ers in a re- per catch. * THEATER K0BACKER HALL, match of their NFC champion- He also is just seven catches- * PRESENTS J MOORE MUSICAL ship game is whether Irvin can and 30 yards away, respectively,; • in observance of ARTS CENTER, BGSU * set one of the few records Rice of setting club records in those: MUSIC 6 LYRICS BY doesn't hold. categories. ; LITTLE STEPHEN SONDHEIM Irvin has 100 yards receiving $ »Veteran's Day * ^ BOOK BY HUGH WHEELER in seven consecutive games, a ♦•••••••••••••••••*•**** SUGGESTED BY A FILM BY mark established in 1961 by "My job is to be the c NiGHT INGMAR BERGMAN Charley Hennigan and Bill Gro- best receiver on TICKETS: S7.9. 11 (STUDENTS: S5) in an, both of the Houston Oilers. UNIVERSITY UNION FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 372-8171 Irvin talked of his respect for Sunday." MLLSiC OR (800) 589-2224 Rice, who became the NFL's all- * Best Vaiues on Campus time leader in career receiving t yards last month. Michael Irvin- "I'd say Jerry is the greatest Dallas Cowboy's wide-receiver 8 ISDAY receiver ever to play the game," Irvin said. "My job is to be the I»III:\S\VI ICIKMI BOHX-N-GREENERY best receiver Sunday." With Alvin Harper gone, the; THURSDAY TIE NIGHT Irvin said it will be interesting prevailing theory was that Irvin BBQ Pasta for him to watch Rice have to go would be double-teamed and his ■ TONIGHT one-on-one with Deion Sanders production would drop. Chicken NO COVER for a change. "I've been running different; Day BEFORE 12 "That's an interesting chal- routes and hiding from the: lenge for both guys," said Irvin, double teams," llrvin said. "The: & Ribs IF YOU'RE who had numerous battles with ball is coming tp me more often- $5.20 WEARING Sanders when his teammate with Harper gone. I do appreci- S6.95 plus tax A TIE! played for the 49ers and Atlanta ate it." : Falcons. "I'll have the best seat in Irvin said the driving force fort All You CUII I at Incl: Complete salad bar, the house for it. I'll be sitting on his season has been the January: •$1.75 Margaritas Incl potatoes, loss salad garlic bread and unlimited my helmet watching that mat- loss to San Francisco in which he; chup." & garlic bread beverage. & Long Islands lost a fumble. ; In six games against the 49ers, "I havent forgotten," Irvin; oi*i-:.\ 'i:;to-7|»in OPEN *:30-7pm Irvin has gone over the 100-yard said. "It's an anger you want to! ' Ai' Studenl mea plan cards * All students meal plan cards 110 N. Main Street Bowling Green, Oh 352-9222 receiving mark twice, including take with you throughout thej accepted accepted a 12-catch, 192-yard day with season." i

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•« \ The BG News Sports Thursday, November 9,1995 page nine Cavaliers' Hill still hospitalized Cordova AL 's top rookie Ronald Blum Andy Pettitte of the New Pittsburgh's Johnny Ray by six and matched by George Aluslk The Associated Press York Yankees and Troy Perci- points. in 1962 and Ron Kittle in 1983. val of the Angels each received Cordova, 26, finished the It also matched the Twins re- after car wreck NEW YORK ~ Marty Cor- one first-place vote. season hitting .277. He made cord accomplished twice by dova, the Minnesota Twins out- It was the closest race in the his major league debut on April Harmon Killebrew in 1970. CLEVELAND - Tyrone Hill of fielder who had 24 homers and AL since 1979, when Twins 26 and started in a 2 for 16 the Cleveland Cavaliers re- 84 RBIs, was voted AL Rookie third baseman John Castino slump, but rebounded to hit Anderson hit .324 with 16 mained hospitalized Wednesday of the Year on Wednesday, edg- and Toronto shortstop Alfredo .301 in May with eight homers homers and 69 RBIs. He start- with car-accident injuries which ing California's Garret Ander- Griffin tied with seven votes and 21 RBIs. He slumped to ed the season with the Angels left his right arm and right leg son in the closest race in 16 each. The following year, the .247 in June, then hit .293 in and was just 0-for-8 when he weakened. years. BBWAA switched to the July. He closed strongly, hit- was sent back to the minors on "He is experiencing persistent Cordova and Anderson each system where each writer ting .304 from Sept 1 to the end May IS, when rosters were re- weakness in his right arm and received 13 first-place votes in makes three picks, with S of the season with four homers duced from 28 active players to right leg and he will remain at balloting by the Baseball points for a first-place vote, 3 and 23 RBIs. 25. He returned to California the Cleveland Clinic for obser- Writers Association of Amer- for a second and 1 for a third. on June 7 and in July was vation and further diagnostic ica. Cordova had 13 seconds The last rookie race decided He homered in five consecu- picked as the AL player of the studies," the team said in a and one third for 105 points, by such a narrow margin was tive games from May 16-20, ty- month after hitting .410 with statement. while Anderson had 10 seconds the NL award in 1982, when ing the major league rookie re- seven homers and 31 RBIs in X-rays were negative, the team and four thirds for 99 points. Steve Sax of Los Angeles edged cord set by Rudy York in 1937 25 games. said. The forward was taken Tues- day night to Marymouat Hospital and then transferred to the MAC clinic. He was struck from be- Continued from page seven. teams, whereas in the past that Western Michigan are expected pionship game a year ago. The hind in a hit-and-run accident Hill never happened." to be nipping at Kent's heels with Redskins, predicted fifth, must while heading to the Cavaliers' Kent coach Bob Lindsay. •'The Kent, perennially one of the a solid core of returnees. deal with the losses of A1I-MAC game against Indiana. The No details of the accident were parity is better than ever, espe- strongest teams in the MAC, "The MAC will be competitive, selections Monica Niemann and Pacers won 104-101. available. The accident in- cially in the second level. This should again contend behind the top to bottom," explained Miami Lisa Hayden. : Hill, 27, averaged 13 points and vestigation unit of the Cleveland year I think you might see a likes of honors candidate Amy coach Lisa Bradley, whose team Bowling Green fell to sixth last 7.5 rebounds in Cleveland's first police department said it had no sixth, seventh or eighth-place Sherry. Sherry led the MAC in took Toledo to overtime before year after consecutive MAC ti- two games. record of the matter. team beating one of the top scoring last season. Ohio and succumbing in the MAC cham- tles the previous two years.

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Right REGGAE-The Ark Band Notice pd. weekly, uniforms turn., flexible hours. Call next to campus. Call 353-4247. Fri.Nov.l0(1»Aovet) Lot 12 ia not an on-campus freshman, aopho- Jeff or Tine at 354-7351. BGSU Mom, Dad, Grandma. Grandpa. Sister, Easy Street Cale more over-door lot. If you wish to appeal a Indoor soccer players needed. Apt. available Immedlatty for aublaase. One and Brother Sweatshirta. HEAD LIFEGUARD ticket because of misunderstanding the ticket Call Mike at 353-3321 ASAP. female needed $181.25/mo. There am S Collegiate Connection, 531 Ridge Responsible, wen qualified head lifeguard should have occured within the first three bdrms. and 2 balhrma. Sublease until 5/96. 352-8333 needed at busy camp retort nssr Sea World of weeks of school. Comfy, roomy efficiency. Furnished. Mail- Male Subieaser Needed Ohio tor the summer. Also need lifeguards LOST & FOUND ForsxcslleniApt. mum of tour people allowed. Close lo cam- OX "THETACHI "OX Salary commensurate with experience No liv- put. Columbia cte. Call 153-6517 or Great Location downtown ing accomodations available. Send returns to BUD LK3HT AT BRATHAUS 41K66-0668 tor more Info. Above Samb's Jellytlone Camp Resort Every Thursday ALL NIGHT Grab your ladies Found: Necklace on E. Woosior near McFaii. 353-6021 Aak lor Mike or Jarrod 3392 SR 82 Comfy, roomy efficiency, turn large kitchen, BUD LIGHT at a great price. and go to the Call cindentify-352-1253. Mantua, OH 44255 Arc Lease through Aug. 10. Avail. Dec. 17. Also House Spec al' Legal Jo nt $1.2$ place where they (nsarSsa World ol Ohio) Grad. prat. Call 353-3237. Kamikazi. Oualude, Melon Ball $.75 play the Eighties Mala Subieaser Needed lor Spring 19 and over - No Cover. $166 66, ninth . elec Apartment is INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT HOUSES 8 APTS. FOR FALL 96 SERVICES OFFERED OX'THETACHI "OX loaded w/many extras. Kevin 354-0048 Earn up lo $25 ■ $45/hour teaching basic con- Office 316 E. Merry Apt 3 versational English in Japan, Taiwan, or S. 353-0325 DATE DASH • OX ■ DATE DASH Ph.Mj-PhiMj-PhiMu Needed: 1 Subieaser lor efledency apt. In Korea No teaching background or Asian lan- Also, well mall listing! Are you too busy for housecfeaning? downtown BG. $295/mo . utl. Call 354-8014 Let us do it for you. The sisters of Phi Mu would like to guages required. DATE DASH lor details. Husband-wife team. Reasonable rales congratulate thisweek's sister For Info, call (206) 632-1148 en. J66442. Large 1 BR available nowl $410/mo gaa heal TONIGHT 668-4629 of the week: Needed: Subieaser lor Spring. Own Room. Marketing firm expanding to Cleveland. Akron, included. Call 352-9661. 7:00 GARGOYLES Chrleay Hlbler share kitchen and bath. $160/mo. Call Doug Toledo, Lexington. A Louisville. Looking lor re- WaytogoChrissyl Male Subieaser. own room $225 * ewe., share Attention Spring Breakeral JamaicarCancun t? 353-6056. cent grade with bachelors in Marketing, Com- DATE DASH- THETA CHI" DATE DASH apt w/one person. Available now, call $389. Bahamas 1359. Florida »129 Sell trips, munications, or related field tor territory sales. PhlMu-PhlMu'PhiMu Nurse Aides or CNA: Sunset House, a residen- 353-0911 or 625-6291. earn cash,A go freel 1 -800-234-7007. tial retirement and nursing facility for woman Is Benefits include salary A commission, bonus- The sisters of Phi Mu wish to es, car allowance, and medical A dental plan. Need female subieaser for Spring. Have own Qranta and Scholarahipa are available. Hil- currently seeking individuals tor various em- Factory OuSet Store congratulate Crystal Rogers for Send resume to: 111 W. Fast St.. Suite 1101. room, share bath and kitchen. 5160/mo. ♦ utili- llona of dollars In financial aid. Qualify Im- ployment opportunities If you seek a position Student Desks starting at $39.00 being chosen Outstanding New Member Dayton OH 45402. ties. 1 block from campus. Cat Brandi Q medlately. 1-800-400-0209. Miller Woodworking Factory Outlet lor the week' offering challenges, rewards, Hairing, and ca- reer advancements, we encourage you lo ap- 353-2090 or 352-8384. Woodland Ma IP 354-1614 Congratulaionsll KM Am Info Services seeking fun A pt. time ply. Bass rate lor nursing assistants people for numeric data enry. Afternoon to Ouiet 1 Bdrm apt. avail. $5 oo-$6 00 and CNA $6 00-$7 00 based on early eve. hrs. In BG. Applications are taken at Jan. All utl pd. except gaa A elec. Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. experience. Resumes/applicationa should be 1815 Research Dr. - Research Dsv. Park. Call 353-3017 Falcon Radio WFAL Is 25 yra. old!I Confidential & Caring. submitted to : Sunset House, 4020 Indian Rd. Mon.-Fri. 8-5 or call 354-6655 exl. 6453. Come to our birthday celebration Wednesday 354-4673 BG. Pregnancy Center Toledo.OH 43606 attn: Human Resources. November 15 at the Union Oval. Party starts NATIONAL PARKS HIRING • Seasonal A run- Spacious One Bedroom across from at 1:00pm with pnzea, entertainment, and Subieaser Needed Immediataiyll time employment availsble st National Parka, campus available in January al a wild secret at 1:30. Be there! One female subieaser needed for 1996 Spring Forests A Wildlife Preserves Benefits . bo- $280Vmonth. 353-3710. Management Inc. SENIOR PORTRAITS Semester. Located on Pike St. 112 Mock from nusesl Call: 1-206-545-4804 ext. N55443 campus. Excellent condition. No Pets. Rent New 1&2 bdrms at Hillsdale $193 75 a monji . electric. Could mow in Football Team - Congratulations END FRIDAY ASAPI II interested please call Shannon at NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY Apis. January Occupancy on beating OU. Good Luck at 354-2181 Need Crisp, dependable waiter/waitress Rates start at $350 and $600. 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