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By IRENE SHARON SCOTT in one's culture, and others will or canned goods donation. The those in LSU who come from The BG News take something with them that menu includes tacos, burritos, migrant labor families, and they may have never known frijoles (beans), arroz (rice), even those who don't, feel con- La Union de Estudiantes before." The events present nachos and pan dulce (sweet nected to the migrant commu- Anderson Arena Latinos is launching its third mostly Mexican and Mexican- bread). nity." 4:00 p.m. - midnight annual Latinopalooza Saturday American, but also showcase There will also be a donation Popovich added that every- at Anderson Arena from 4 p.m. Puerto Rican, Latin and drive. Canned goods donated one is affected by the migrants Oct. 23,1999 to midnight. This free event Guatemalan cultures. will go to Rural Opportunities, who are the source of the fruits Free Admission aims to create awareness of The goal of the event is for a support organization for and vegetables eaten daily and various Latino cultures and to the students to attend and migrant farm laborers Mone- it is everyone's responsibility to • Free Authentic Mexican Food promote cooperation at the Uni- become aware of the many cus- tary donations will be given to a seek justice in the system that (with can goods donation) versity through entertainment. toms that Latinos have. LSU is migrant family whose young they live under. • Dance Lessons Marcos Popovich, LSU presi- expecting 1,000 attendees, daughter is affected with can- These people who do us this dent, said Latinopalooza is an according to Jesse Sandoval, cer, according to Marcos great service are underpaid, • Kidz Corner event that leaves an impression LSU vice president. Popovich, LSU president. work in inadequate housing • 3 Bands: with attendees. It is education- This year's celebration fea- "We have chosen these caus- provided by their employers, Alma de Mexico al, exciting and fun. tures three bands, a talent es because it is important to are faced with many health La Familia "Everyone will take some- show, and dance lessons. help out those in our communi- hazards such as pesticides, and thing different from this event," Authentic Mexican food, ty who need it the most, and have difficulties getting an edu- Kawakan he said. "For some people it is a catered by Tia Amalia's, is pro- migrant laborers arc among • Performance by BGSU's own reaffirmation of self and pride vided and is free with monetary them," said Popovich. "Many of • See LATINO, page eight. Gabiel Marquez and DJ Abel Ramas Latinopalooza Halloween events are treat for al By ALEXANDRIA DD3TZ pared for the fright night by Organization Service Commit- While Rocky Horror is playing remembered The BG News being ready ahead of'.'me. tee is providing an opportunity «-n the big screen, actors and actresses play along on stage. By IRENE SHARON SCOTT alternative rock concert which Things to do for students to put the scare With Halloween right For anyone looking for a back into Halloween by volun- Be prepared, the crowd brings The BG News encompasses many genres of around the corner, it will once props and at certain moments music. LSU attempted to do good scare this Halloween, teering at the Trail of Terror on When the Latino Student again be time to dress up as there are some haunted houses Wintergarden Road in Bowling in the movie, hurls them something similar, only incor- your favorite character, hand Union holds its third annual porating several Latino cul- and trails in the area to provide Green. Anyone interested can toward the screen. out candy and carve or paint a The Rocky Horror Picture Latinopalooza this weekend in tures. a bewitching experience. sign up in the UAO office, 330 pumpkin. Students can be pre- Show plays every Saturday at Anderson Arena, hopes are that "While the festival/carnival The University Activities Student Union. it will be successful as the first One such haunted place is midnight. On Oct. 29 and 30, style event is popular in many they will be holding a double Latinopalooza in 1997. countries and is reminiscent of the Haunted Hydro located in Fremont. feature with Rocky Horror Three years ago, LSU creat- many celebrated cultural According to Jamie Wag- called The Adventures of ed Latinopalooza during its events, Latinopalooza is an transition from a social support goner, employee, the Hydro is a Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. original BGSU-LSU event," Halloween History group to a major campus pro- Marshall said. 10,000 square foot abandoned grammer. It was a celebration water hydro from the year 1911 Halloween found its origins Latinopalooza is an. event that contains ghosts, goblins in the Catholic Church. The of the dynamic Latino cultures with a wide array of activities. to promote diversity and coop- and a variety a monsters to Catholic day in observance of It attempts to display the cul- scare the daylights out of any- the saints is on Nov. 1, which is eration at the University. tural variance with the Latino one. called All Hallows Day or All Members of the LSU Cabinet community by presenting the during that time brainstormed The Hydro also offers the Saint's Day. In 5th century BC, different styles of food, art and Psycho Clown House, which is in Celtic Ireland, summer for ideas. They dreamed of an music form Mexican to Puerto a 4,000 square foot building ended on Oct. 31. It was said idea that would be a "blow-out" Rican to Spanish to Brazilian. that is circus-like. that on that day disembodied celebration and would educate Although there are similar people at the same time. Waggoner said that along spirits of those who died the forms of it in other countries with the haunted houses, year before would come back to Their goal was to create a through festivals and carnivals, guests may choose side attrac- look for bodies to possess for mega-event that appealed to as Latinopalooza is an original many members of the Latino tions as well. the next year. BGSU-LSU event, Marshall "We have two new attrac- So on Oct. 31, people would community as possible and also said. tions this year," Waggoner said. put out the fires in their homes included the University and "Latinopalooza aims to "There is Crazy Bob's Toll Road to make them cold and unap- community. 1997 cabinet mem- accomplish a cultural under- bers included, Gabiel Marquez, of Terror, where people can pealing to the spirits. Citizens standing through entertain- drive a golf cart through a of Celtic Ireland would also president; Jennifer Kabasan, ment, to encourage diversity vice president; Tim Marshall, haunted woods.There is also dress up in ghoulish outfits and awareness, respect for others the Immortal Studio where you parade loudly around town try- secretary; and Jason Brewer, and to provide an outlet for peo- can get your picture taken with ing to frighten away the spirits. Treasurer. ple to just basically have a good Count Dracula or his vampy The tradition of Halloween "We wanted to spread the time," he said. word the Latino Student Union assistant." was brought to America in the Marios Popovich, LSU pre- Waggoner also said that they 1840s by Irish immigrants who existed on this campus while sent president, said the first educating on the world-wide will be having some of the same were fleeing the potato famine celebration was a huge success attractions as last year, like the in Ireland. presence of Latinos and His- with an estimated crowd of 500 panics," Kabasan said. Ghost Town Mini-Golf, Toledo Many of the customs of the in attendance. Psychics, and Alejandra the early years of Halloween still LSlTs motivation was in the "Each group within the Lati- diversity that they as a cabinet Fire-eater. exist today For example, many no community has its own fla- According to Waggoner, they people find it fun to dress up in represented, Marshall said. vors, styles, music and "Gabiel is from Puerto Rico, like to change the attractions at costumes and pass out candy. dialects," Marshall said. "So the the Hydro for the customers. The most popular costumes this Jennifer is a native Spanish, agenda of each year's Jason is Mexican-American "We change them every year year appear to be more for fun Latinopalooza concert dictates to keep people coming back," and not for scaring spirits, how- and I'm white," he said. "Our which groups are incorporated being officers showed diversity Waggoner said. "They're going ever. a traditional Mexican cultural to expect something different." Diane Garver, manager of in the Latino community. We music into the program." wanted an event that would For those who do not want to JoAnne Fabrics and Crafts, Some examples of varies BG News Photo/ HIKE LEHMKUHLE be scared too much, they may said that they have been selling accomplish the same." aspects of the Latino culture LSU got the idea from the want to consider going to the numerous patterns for people United States' Lollapalooza, an Migrant workers load pumpkins in boxes that will be shipped to Rocky Horror Picture Show, • See LSU, page eight. Florida for Halloween. held at the Cla-zel Theatre. • See HALLOWEEN, page eight. Students dedicated to environment By CRAIG GEFFORD a difference, because each indi- believes that the University is Action Group, which, according The BG News vidual effort helps the earth in doing it's part to encourage stu- to Balcerzak, who is the secre- some way. dents to recycle right in their tary of EAG, is designed to Walk through a residence "We all have to do our part, dorms. "There are bins in the make the campus more aware hall, a dining hall or any other not mess (the earth) up. It's the rooms; people just have to take of environmental issues. building on campus. They all easiest thing to be environmen- the initiative and put them to Some students don't feel that have one thing in common — tally conscious and recycle," use," he said. others are doing their part in each of these places on campus said Andrew Balcerzak, a Students are encouraged in helping to recycle. "People don't will have cans filled with recy- freshman, environmental sci- other ways by the University to care and are uneducated about clable materials. ence major. do their part in recycling. it," Balcerzak said. He also Some people on this campus Amy Tavormina, a junior Craig Wittig, recycling coordi- added that some students on believe that there is great computer art and graphic nator for the campus, is direc- this campus dont know where importance in recycling paper, design double-major agreed. tor of a group of 15 students to go to recycle and don't know plastic, glass and aluminum "My roommate and I try to who, according to Wittig, collect what they can recycle. "I see products, and have taken up recycle more than we throw the recycled materials from the people throw stuff away all the the duty to do so. away." buildings on campus. From "It is very important, Besides the recycling cans in there, these materials are time that could be recycled," he because the small things we do each building, there are also taken to the recycling center on said. now are going to make a big dif- recycling bins provided to each North College Road, where "I dont think people under- ference in the future," said of the dorm rooms on campus. everything is then bailed up. stand, a single person can BG Newt Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Shawn Dempsey, sophomore "(The bins) are a good way to There are also several envi- make a difference," Dempsey undecided major. encourage others to recycle," ronmental clubs that students said. "We're pretty much guests Steph Maloney and Steph Gerrone recycle their dinner He believes that one individ- Tavormina said. can get involved with. Among on this earth and we should it containers In the hopes of saving the environment. ual person recycling will make In this regard, Balcerzak them is the Environmental treat it that way." www.bgncws.com [email protected] page 2 The BG News Friday, October 22, 1999
Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Who wins in college price wars? Once again, the College count strategies. It is a tragic achieve competitive position by PEOPLE Board's annual survey of col- and vicious cycle. Who really attracting students from peer lege costs shows that tuition wins in the price wars? No one institutions. College admis- on the strestreet has increased. This annual rit- ual is part of the cycle of life, it It is naive to think that col- sions staffs must act less as Si'ciiis The announcement of leges will voluntarily stop the sales offices and more like Question: What's your favorite sport lo watch on tuition increases brings with it use of discounts. There will counselors trying to help stu- campus? always be a college attempting the usual explanation from col- dents find the best "match." lege officials — increased costs to "win" a student from a com- petitor by offering a "better pf technology, library resources, States should be encouraged faculty salaries — have driven deal." Nor is it realistic to think pnos up. But the public isn't that states will increase subsi- to increase support for highe-r buying the rhetoric They're suiti'd for their personal devel- dies to private colleges, where education - private as well as voting with their feet opment Each >« :ir an increas- most discounting occurs, on the ing number of students who premise that the investment is public. The quality of a state's Annual price increases are enroll with largo discounts find far less than it would cost to workforce is improved by high- threatening the future for stu- that they do not lit in with their educate the private college stu- er education and is directly dents as well as the colleges ultimate college choice. They dents in the public sector. Matt Virost Brian Virost they attend. Choice of a college transfer (often with feelings of related to the viability of its Senior Sophomore is more often made on price failure) or stick it out and are Can families and colleges economy. And parents and stu- Aerotechnology Business rather than what's best for the change? Is it possible for fami- miserable for four years dents who can afford higher "Intramural soft- ''Rugby, because of student Too many families of lies to forgo a "bargain" price at ball, under the the hard hittin modest means believe they Colleges don't come out one college — where quality is priced schools need to look lights." action on the have no alternative other than ahead in this equation either. measured by the number of beyond the price tag to the pitch." letting dollars govern their Aggressive scholarship wars alums who enter prestigious value as measured by the qual- choice. Tuition at the "best" among mainly private but graduate schools - for one where educational philosophy D. Niles schools seems high and that increasingly public colleges ity of the experience for the stu- Senior and program match that which list price" scares away many should be a major concern to dent It is substance, not price, VCT Need-based and bona fide merit everyone. Use of merit scholar- is really best for their students'' "Soccer, because of Are families ready to invest the that should be the major factor aid can help them dramatically ships to attract students has the way Red heard reduce the bill. grown exponentially in the last time to search for a college with in college attendance decision and his first faculty who value teaching, for Even those families with live years. Those colleges that making. mates play on the engage in competitive use of a college that offers real evi- field." financial flexibility oftentimes dence of the intellectual and merit Scholarships derive less choose the best "deal" rather social development of its stu- revenue from tuition. Thus Brent Willabond Jay Schwind than the best lit for the stu- dents, and for a college whose Sophomore they are forced to spend less on Robert J. Massa is vice presi- Sophomore dent Large merit and other alumni believe that they Communications the quality of the educational dent for enrollment (mil college Aviation Studies non-need-based scholarships received a fine and useful edu- "I don't have a "Women's swim- known as discounting within experience- Every year they are cation? relations at Dickinson College favorite sport. I forced to raise tuition so they ming, because the the trade woo students into in Carlisle, Pa. Readers may would rather stay water is really colleges where they may not can offer discounts steep Colleges and universities write to him at: Dickinson Col- home and watch cold." find that special combination of enough to compete with other must change as well Merit Nascar." academic curriculum and colleges that raised their scholarships should truly lege. P.O. Box 1773, Carlisle. learning environment ideally tuition to fund their own dis- reward talent, rather than to Pa. 1701.1.
1 S "i jvv->- ■ ■ *r \ii' A.J. i_ nvcr^-l" kit'' TT j H A u Be tt er 8$ft > th *-« .di t01 p Students need to Student says, Coca-cola should vote in city election ' 'Leave Prez alone" not serve as sole Recently, a series of articles I was recently reading The appeared in The BG News BG News from October 18, supplier pertaining to the unfair divi- 1999 when I came across the In 1990 the Coca-Cola Com- sion of the city wards. As the picture of the "Gault Cart" pany promised to begin making current first Ward Cmincil- taken at Box City. It is hard for plastic soft drink bottles sold in . woman and a third vear stu- me to fathom why this picture the U.S. with 25% recycled dent hen- at BGSU, I feel that was chosen instead of a more plastic. Now 9 years later Coke this is something that must be appropriate representation of sells more than 20 million plas- changed Box City, such as one of the tic soda bottles every day in the My concern relates to the other bouses built by students. U.S., none of which contains a constitutionality id' the dis- I feel that a mockery has been single ounce of recycled plastic! tricts Our country is unique in made out of an important The Coca-Cola Company is the that it is governed by a republi- fundraiser, which raises aware- overwhelming soft drink indus- can democracy, not a direct ness about homelessness and try leader with 44% of the U.S. democracy What this means is also a prominent member of the market in 1997. It would cost that all people are represented student body. It's necessary to Coke only an extra one tenth of . whether or not they vote. On remember that Clint Gault is one cent, per container to make City Council I represent 4591 of jusl a student like everyone 20 ounce PET bottles with 259 the city even though most of the else lie is simply trying to do recycled plastic, a promise they people in our ward choose not his job made 9 years ago! Clearly this to exercise their right. I do Although he has been is a cost that Coke can afford. believe that choosing not to involved in controversial events When Coke leads, other soft Mite puts the students at a dis- since- taking office, when weigh- drink companies will follow. advantage, in that it allows the stand for Consumer manipula- ing these- against the positive BGSU is in the midst of city to ignore us and this will tion and environmental degra- continue unless we become changes he has made on cam- choosing an exclusive soft drink pus, such as the new shuttles, dation. We must choose envi- more vocal vendor for the University. This these should be insignificant. I decision will bring lots of corpo- ronmental responsibility over Here's a noggin knocker for you. By voting on November -. we understand that it is the job of rate dollars to the University, corporate profit. are forcing the city to listen to the newspaper to report the making BGSU yet another What is the responsibility ofTtie our concerns. Due to the large facts, but 1 feel that it has been pawn in the Coca-Cola empire. For the remainder of this •number of college- students we taken to an extreme. There We urge the administration week, the Environmental BG News Opinion Page? have the- ability to elect the doesn't Beem to be a day that and students to take notice of Action Group will be circulating Should we ''screen" columns and mayor, council at large position goes by without seeing Gault's the severity of the situation. a petition to stop Coke from .and the first ward representa- name in the paper. This contin- Does our University wish to becoming the exclusive vendor letters based on their offensive- tive Please remember that uous negative representation of associate itself with a corpora- when you consider the redis- Gault contributes to the stu- tion the continues to lie to it is to BGSU. We urge everyone to ness? Or should we attempt to ^incting issue. Do not hesitate dent s opinion, especially those consumers? Does BGSU wish to sign this petition, and make it ;io contact me with any ques- students who have not had an support such an environmen- known that you will not stand print any and all opinions which tions or concerns regarding this opportunity to come in contact tally irresponsible corporation? for Coke's wasteful practices. •■or any other city issue- because with him. As you can see you We feel that BGSU should be may or may not offend people? ■ I AM Yoi'H representative In there are more important We are the people, now is the Mile- city setting an example for sustain- issues on campus that students ability. We urge the university time. E-mail us your letters to tay- should focus on instead of administration to choose focusing on one individual's [email protected]. Sarah Tomashcfski against the Coca-Cola Compa- activities Emily Apple) BGSU Environmental ! [email protected] ny and send a clear message [email protected] that we as a University will not Action Group
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title was supposed to be. ness for the insightful wisdom and over- IJ This consumer alert also applies to all argumentative effectiveness of the ACROSS ' ' "Attack" Column. But sadly, I've wasted 1 Ftfian Frome's any future headings as well as vehicle '* i. too much room so far to write a truly unnecesMsary paragraph breaks, mis- b Narrow margin 1 spellings, grammatical errors, blatant worthy column. So my apologies go out 9 Resmence 14 Son of Leah ?< references to this newspaper (the BG to "Olga" and all the peole who would H 1 15 European rrver i News), allusions to the Clinton scan- have voted just as "Olga" did if they had 16 Jacket piece M ■ dals, celebrity name-dropping, and the given a damn. 17 Rara addition of the word "initiative." Without enough room for any legiti- 18 Tim ot •WKRP in ^H 31 Now, as per my clever (sic) audience mately entertaining writing, I'm going Cincinnati' i? i * ■ H to fill the rest of my column space with 19 Fleshy fruits participation project, I will post the ?0 Free-to'-als v H ^B results, which is an unprecedented and some disjointed thoughts on various 22 Foimer Ethiopian rather forthright act, if I say so myself, unrelated topics. Enjoy! ruler *c H i A3 J4 which I don't because this is written. 24 Bun seeds Several days ago I saw a student .. l - Today's consumer alert is: Beware of Here are th proposed column ideas, and wearing a shirt with "C.C.C.P" written 26 Type size *' 27 Farm building B «■■ I :' b? unauthorized titles, because they're not the number of votes each idea received: on it (which does not stand for t he"Can- 28 Renters
mine since I didn't put them there. The "Attack on Your Moral and Polit- tankcrously Crazy Clown Posse"; sorry, 32 Beyond what s H*' It is my sad duty to report to you, the ical Invr-lvement" Column: 1 rap fans). Interestingly enough, he was required *n - The "Whining About Something On drinking Gatorade; apparently it's the 36 That's disgusting' 6 consumer, that you have been the victim 37 Adam's ' of title fraud. The last two titles of my Campus that Doesn't Really Matter" sports drink of choice for today's modern grandson (^ columns have not been my own. There- Column: 0 Communist. 38 Gorier Alcol. &*> fore, the humor content and overall The "Nostalgic" Column: 0 I think somebody once said that scan- 39 "Vissi d arte." e g * 40 Fuss quality of these bogus titles cannot be That "Column That Makes Me Look dals can raise the public's awareness of IW'J T'IDU-C WCO.C Se*v CCS nc 1 10/22/99 41 Call lo answer An f igrto lescved 1 personally guaranteed. I urge you to Like a Sniveling Idiot": 0 political figures and issues. Sure, more charges only patronize official, licensed Gregory The "Column That's Filled With people now know how to spell "Gault," 45 R«K ot Gillen brand titles. Obscene Jokes about Urine": 0 but who really wanted to know that? ■Ghosthusters" 7 Bird of the Nile 47 U S weather grp Here is an easy way to spot phony The "Horoscopes": 0 Sometimes I curse the fact that North 8 Changing troop CROSS, Dakota can't break off the continent and 48 Vlrs Parker? positions titles: from now on, if there is a title to Astonishing. You can see that the 49 Auua-iU'ii 'lill 9 Andes word this column, it is a phony. If you would "Attack On Your Morals and Political drift out to sea. 53 Like loosest mammals like to receive a true, authorized title, I'm going to name some cancelled TV trousers 10 Corkwood :rees LOOKING FOR Involvement" Column won by a land- 57 Slanling type simply send a self-addressed, stamped slide. In fact, it got 100 percent of the shows: "ALF," "Punky Brewster," "Small 11 Unnamed work ANSWERS IN ALL Wonder," "The Dom Deluise Show," 58 Acrylic fiber 12 Mcce of "Ghost" envelope to: Gregory Gillen's (add date votes, and that's with a full 0.0055 per- 59 Record 13 So what is THE WRONG here) Column Title Request; c/o the BG "Haywire." Who lost me after "ALF?" I 61 Nary a one new7 cent of the student body reporting (a PLACES? News; Bowling Green State University; better turnout than the last USG elec- thought so. 62 Contemptuous ?1 A Tuiayrah Bowling Green, OH 43403. If any musician has remade an old sound leader GET SOME HELP tion). The decisive voter was a short 63 Work units 23 In ot Your request will be processed when- female student whom I'll cail "Olga" song within the last ten years, don't lis- 64 Quaker pronoun 25 Sun and its FROM THE ever I feel like patronizing someone so because I enjoy lying about people's ten to it. You can thank me later. 65 Deep sleeps orbiters pathetic as to actually wonder what the names. "Olga" expressed a genuine fond- If these aren't funny, stop reading. 66 Castle's defense 29 Australia's ANSWER KEY — 67 instrument with largest lake www.bqnews.com seven pedals 30 Destroy Muffin by Nora McVittie 31 Ca'O game lor DOWN three a,JD ISN'T CONCEMTteTrw) Q*JL dt>M.TlOfFifJ W3S POT DlSTRacTiOWS vuB&d TH3T P0£OKj W3S 1 Bangs shut 32 Cloth connection 41 Applies oils 51 Lesser NOT-MOFF. 2 Embankment 33 Take apart 42 Upslope 52 Freeze over I^HaRrjTfc KEEP"? ano e>e sruoioos. 3 Bad deeds 34 Substandard 43 Superlatively 53 Type ot pear 4 Vlaladies 35 Thurman of stic ID. Ill OlscampHall. information, call 2-8325. Ander- son Arena. UPCOMING 8 p.m. Music at the Forefront: 8p.m. ■ 11:30 p.m. events David Burge, piano BG Jaycees Trail of Terror Friday, Oct. 22 The concert is sponsored by the Admission is $5. For more MidAmerican Center for Con- inforamtion or to volunteer, call 8 a.m. - noon temporary Music at Bowling 354-BGJC. St. John's Nature Ohio weather Morning Pick Me Up Green State University. Preserve. WORD What a way to start the day. Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Friday, Oct. 22 Women's Ice Hockey is selling Arts Center. 8p.m. - midnight of the day 15th Annual Harvest Moon AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures coffee, juice, and doughnuts. Math Science Center. 8 p.m. Dance ghoul The Magical Millenium Tour Dance out for a swinging good Pronounced: giil Noon - 2:15 p.m. A show for all ages. $1 donation time and shuffle to the sounds Cheap Skate suggested. Planetarium. of the Johnny Knorr Orchestra. Function: noun Fee $15. Continuing Education, All Admission $2.50. Ice Internationl & Summer Pro- Arena. Saturday, Oct. 23 Etymology: Arabic ghul grams, 2-8181. Union Grand Ballroom. Date: 1786 7 p.m. 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Master Class; David Burge, intransitive senses Latino Movie Night 10:15 p.m. piano An Hispanic Heritage Month BGSU Women's Ice Hockey 1 : a legendary evil being that Event. Two great films made by Pianist David Burge will pre- vs. Western Michigan sent a free master class. Burge robs graves and feeds on Latino-Americans. "Star Maps" Admission is free. Ice Arena. at 7:00 p.m. and "Mi Vida Loca: is a leading performer of 20th- corpses My Crazy Life" at 8:30 p.m. century music and has collabo- 2 : one suggestive of a ghoul Free and open to all. Gish rated on new works with such Sunday, Oct. 24 Film Theater. composers as Luciano Berio, - ghoulish /'gii-lish/ adjec- George Crumb and William 2 p.m. tive 8 - 11:30 p.m. Albright. Bryan Recital Hall, Women's Soccer hosts Indi- Moore Musical Arts Center. - ghoulishly adverb BG Jaycees' Trail of Terror ana Cochrane Field. - ghoulishness noun Admission is $5. For more information or to volunteer, call 4 p.m. 354-BGJC. St. Johns Nature Latinopalooza 3 p.m. "My friend said she wanled Preserve. Latinopalozza "99 will highlight My Best Girl Hispanic Heritage Month with to dress up like a ghoul for Hal- This 1927 silent film stars A A A *?» ^jt 4& A tiife 8 p.m. plethora of performances and MaryPickford and Charles loween, but she didn't want lo Hitchcock's Psycho activities, including traditional "Buddy" Rogers. Free and open Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Shows** T-storm. Ran Flurries Snow ice music, food and dance. Free do the whole robbing the grave UAO Film. $2 with University to the public. Gish Film The- fu At&cmsied Press and open to the public. For thing." ater. TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. 8 FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS) FRIDAY OCTOBER 22,1999 6:00 I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 "9I0TT ~TI750~ BROADCAST STATIONS Kml CBS Evening Wheel ot Jeopardy! 0 Kids Say Ihe LovelMoney Now and Again "And Lie a Nash Bridges "High Society (In NswsX -alt Snow ". CD Newer. 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Teen sentenced for attempted rape Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer JAKARTA, Indonesia — Violent protests turned into celebra- Eye on the Nation AKRON, Ohio — A 17-year-old has been sentenced to eight tions Thursday when wildly popular opposition leader Megawati years in prison for trying to rape a 71-year-old woman in a Sukarnoputri was named vice president, a move that bodes well church. for the future of Indonesia's fledgling democracy. The vote of the People's Consultative Assembly came one day Bitter cold Donte Wilson, facing trial as an adult on charges of robbery after Megawati lost the first free and contested presidential race and attempted rape, pleaded guilty Sept 23 and was sentenced in the country's 54-year history. Wednesday. He had faced -i maximum of 16 years in prison. Tens of thousands of Megawati's disillusioned supporters went At his sentencing before Summit County Common Pleas Judge on a rampage after she was defeated by new President Abdur- Jane Bond, he apologized to the victim and said, "I know what I rahman Wahid. Two people were killed and 65 injured by a car did was wrong " bomb as troops fired tear gas and warning shots in Jakarta. The victim, who was present in court, did not speak. Without their competition, Megawati defeated a conservative Muslim politician, Hamzah Haz of the United Development Police said Wilson had been drinking when he went to St. Party, 396 votes to 284. Martha Church in nearby Tallmadge to pick up a relative who The United Development Party had opposed Megawati's can- was attending an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. didacy, largely because she is a woman. Indonesia is the world's Wilson left the meeting and went to the church, where he largest Muslim nation. attacked the woman as she was kneeling in prayer. Leaders, citizens bid farewell to Nyerere Factory fires kill 16 women in West Bank Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Military drums rolled, African IIKBRON, West Bank — Palestinians and Jewish settlers friends and international leaders paid emotional tribute and came together in this tense, divided city Thursday in a rare show ordinary Tanzanians wept for their beloved "Mwalimu" Julius of cooperation to battle a raging fire in an illegal lighter factory Nyerere, whose state funeral Thursday marked the passing of an that killed 16 women workers. era in Africa. A week after the 77-year-old Nyerere, who was his country's A Palestinian fire truck was the first to respond. But soon, first president from 1962 to 1985, died in a London hospital, his Palestinian police realized they didn't have enough equipment African friends and colleagues entered the National Stadium to and asked Israel for help. About 20 minutes later, a fire truck, thank him for his role in the liberation of eastern and southern paramedics and two ambulances from the nearby settlement of Africa. Associated Press Photo Kiryat Arba arrived at the factory. International figures spoke with feeling for the leader known An elderly woman receives free soup offered by the Salvation "In such cases, there are no settlements, no walls," said the Army for the homeless and poor in downtown Moscow. The as "Mwalimu," the Kiswahili word for teacher, who gave his peo- head of the Kiryat Arba fire department, Yinon Yitzhaki. "Such suffering of the homeless and poor is compounded by the cold ple self-respect, dignity and a stable unity — a rare thing in operations have no borders." Africa. as temperatures fall below zero. The women who died were trapped in the factory, which was Nigerian President Olusegun Ohasanjo nearly whispered as he recalled how Nyerere worked to free him from prison after he on the ground floor of an apartment building. was jailed and accused of plotting a coup. Scientists close to unraveling DNA code of human chromosome By EMMA ROSS tant scientific accomplishments ever. DNA. carry human DNA — is putting the point where there isn't anything else Associated Press Writer The team, involving British, U.S. Thai will help scientists better finishing touches on its work and we can do. We are now working on LONDON — An international and Japanese scientists, is part of a understand what can go wrong in plans fo submit it for publication in the analysis," said Dunham, senior team of researchers says il is on the worldwide collaboration known as the body and how to fix it. the journal Nature later this year, research fellow of the Sanger Center verge of unraveling for the first time the Human Genome Project, which The group investigating chromo- learn leader Ian Dunham said Thurs- in Cambridge, England, which is the genetic pattern of a human chro- aims to reveal the structure of the some 22 — the second smallest of day. handling about a third of the entire mosome — a milestone toward what estimated 100,000 genes in human the 24 kinds of chromosomes lhat "We have it completed now to the genome project. experts call one of the most impor- J.CREW W A R E HO U S E SALE x Fashions from the pages HFTERHOURS pr " of the J.Crew catalog discounted up to 70% lii" >■ rgoyle! 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(with proper ID). big creak A special thanks to the following prize donors: Acme Distributing, Arrowhead Brewers, Beerco Distributing, and Heidelberg Distributing. ! Friday. October 22, 19SC The BG News page Dole quits presidential race By RON FOURNIER Dole's decision, because both 'It's exactly one year before Dole started in the Democra- Dole for the Republican nomi- two years after taking office, AP Political Writer are courting the same moderate the first presidential election of tic Johnson administration as a nation and went on to win the WASHINGTON — Former Republican voters. the new millennium and our consumer advocate and worked Dole resigned as labor secre- American Red Cross president Dol' 's historic race for the selection of that 'ate reflects presidency over Democrat Elizabeth Dole has decided to presid-.icy — her supporters my sense that w. will make in the Republican Nixoi Michael Dukakis. When Bush drop out of the presidential say she is the most credible history," Dole said in a release. administration as a Federal took office in 1989, he named tary to become head of the Red race today, citing an inability to woman to seek the White On Tuesday night, Dole can- Trade commissioner. When Dole his labor secretary. raise enough money to compete House — came to an end just celed a campaign appearance in Ronald Reagan was elected In October 1990, less than Cross with front-runner George W, less than three months after a Indianapolis at the last minute. president in 1980, she was Bush, The Associated Press has surprisingly solid third-place A campaign official said Dole appointed to head the White learned. finish in Iowa's straw poll. The was ill, and a letter faxed to Two sources close to Dole, finish gave her a chance to Indiana GOP Chairman Mike House Office of Public Liasion. speaking on condition of boost her campaign, which was McDaniel referred to "unfore- The position serves as the link anonymity, said Dole would already sagging in polls and seen circumstances" that pre- between public interest groups announce her departure from money-starved. vented her attendance. and the executive branch. the presidential race today in She was unable to capitalize. Her departure leaves three In 1983, President Reagan Washington. Mrs. Dole raised just $5 million candidates in the top tier: "When the money becomes in 1999, less than one tenth as Bush, McCain and millionaire appointed Dole transportation the message the process is much as Bush. conservative Steve Forbes. secretary. She was sworn in by diminished." Dole said in a In the most recent campaign Gary Bauer, Sen. Orrin Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, draft of her remarks provided spending reports, Dole reported Hatch of Utah and commenta- the first woman appointed to to The AP. raising more than $1 million tor Alan Keyes are competing the Supreme Court. Dole her- She did not plan to endorse from July to September. By for conservative voters. self was the first woman in any GOP candidate, the comparison, Bush raised $20.2 Dole, 63, earned her under- Reagan's Cabinet and the first sources said. million during the same period. graduate degree from Duke Her departure winnows the Just last week, Dole fought female transportation secre- GOP field to seven candidates. off rumors of the impending University in 1958 and a mas- tary. ter's degree in education from Pat Buchanan, a conservative demise of her campaign by In September 1987, Dole told television commentator, plans announcing that she would for- Harvard in 1960, as well as a President Reagan she was to bolt from the GOP on Mon- mally kick off her campaign on law degree from Harvard Law Associated Press Photo day. Nov. 7. She said she hoped that School in 1965. resigning to help with her hus- Elizabeth Dole accompanied by husband Bob Dole gestures Bush, the Texas governor, date will turn into the anniver- She married Bob Dole in band's 1988 presidential cam- while meeting reporters to announce that she is dropping out of and Sen. John McCain of Ari- sary of her election to the White the Republican presidential race. She said lack of money 1975. paign. George Bush beat Bob zona stand to benefit from House. spoiled her failed, but spirited, candidacy. First Lady's candidate stance draws complaints Vf! By JIM FITZGERALD expects to make up her mind played no role in his decision. out of reach of the general pub- y/y/ yy, b cj n a VJ 5. i 'Jin Associated Press Writer about running. The Whitney stations had a lic." NEW ROCHELLE, NY. — Reporters were barred from reporter cover the first lady Such police assignments are Hillary Rodham Clinton's unof- questioning her Tuesday at a Tuesday, but company presi- common for a first lady, but ficial Senate candidacy is turn- groundbreaking in New dent William O'Shaughnessy, a Reda said the visit was "politi- ing off the New York media, as Rochell", as well as during her Republican, said that was only cal campaigning and fund rais- well as some local Republican Monday visit to a community because the groundbreaking — ing by a winking candidate who RENOVATION officials center in Rockland County. for a luxury apartment build- is here under the guise of first WRNN-TV, based in Richard French, WRNN's ing — was of local interest. lady humanitarianism." A Kingston, said Tuesday it will general manager, said, "In our Meanwhile, Rockland Coun- fund-raiser was held Monday no longer cover Hillary Clin- half-hour newscast, should we ty Republican Committee night at the home of the county COMING! ton's "listening tour" until she be replaying comments from a Chairman Vincent Reda has Democratic leader. declares herself i candidate stand-up without any answer- asked the state attorney gener- Wolfson acknowledged that and grants intervi' vs. ing to the questions? We hai al to investigate whether ser- the trip ..as campaign-related Such a decision was not the questions about the dairy cm- vices that local, county and and said Mrs. Clinton's cam- first by a New York media out- pact, her position on gambling, state agencies provided to Mrs. paign assumed its cost — which let. etc. ... I had to ask. Is it the Clinton were "improperly paid does not include the price of Whitney Radio, which oper- best use of our news time?'And for" by local taxpayers. local police protection. ates two stations in New the answer was 'no."' He said local police and state He also wondered whether Rochelle, also has said it would Howard Wolfson, Mrs. Clin- troopers were assigned to her Reda would ask for an investi- discontinue coverage of the ton's spokesman, said: "It's three stops in the county on gation of Republican New York first lady's "staged events." unfortunate when news organi- Monday "so that she could City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, On Monday, Mrs. Clinton zations choose to inject them- move from location to location who also is holding fund-rais- said she would not give one-on- selves into politics." when carrying out her political ers for a possible Senate run one interviews until "after the But French, a Democrat, dealings and while also deliber- that could pit him against Mrs. The Union goes offline January 2000. first of the year," when she said Mrs. Clinton's politics ately and by design remaining Clinton. Plan your events as early as possible. 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Vieques survived the storm ing to prevent U.S. military U.S. Tpn Islands — Jose was Puerto Ricai, protesters Unscathed, Civil defense off exercises, crawled inside tanks wrongdoings downgraded to a tropical storm used as targets and a hurri- Thursday after striking a chain cane shelter they built from By DINA KRAFT tigators searched Netanyahu's wood and steel. of Caribbean islands, ripping Associated Press Writer Jerusalem apartment, his roofs off homes, hurling sail- One of the more severely JERUSALEM — Form., office and a storage room he boats out of harbors and dis- affected Caribbean islands was Prime Minister Benjamin uses Journalists were tipped rupting tourism. St Kitts, where more than 15 Netanyahu and his wife, off in advance, while the By Thursday afternoon, the Sarah, were questioned by Netanyahus were taken by sur- storm was 50 miles east-north- hours of rain caused severe police today, a day after officers prise, prompting accusations east of San Juan. Puerto Rico flooding — reportedly up to 5 seized do/.ens of valuable items thai the police were treating with winds of 65 mph heading feet on some streets of Bas- the couple is suspected of hav- the couple unfairly. west-northwest into open seas. seterre, the capital — and ing kept illegally after he left "This could have been han- Jose had reached winds of over dled in an entirely different landslides. office. 100 mph on Wednesday. Netanyahu waved brief!) way," Shimron said. "We didn't sleep well last On the sister island of before he and his wife entered Police said dozens of items night, but we should be thank- Nevis, up to 1 1/2 feet of water the Fraud Squad headquarters were seized, including pictures ful we were spared a direct Hooded roads around the air- in the Tel Aviv suburb of Hat and gold and silver pieces hit," said Charles Turnbull, ■ — Police did not offer specifics or '" / SI port,l'"rl' according to KathrynKathry Yam They were questioned for governor of the U.S. Virgin nine hours, from 10 am until 7 say whether anything found Islands. He lifted a curfew in iwl Wyatt, who manages Hurr p.m. Israel radio reported was classified as state property the territory by midday, but ^?' cane Cove Bungalows Netanyahu's lawyer. David — official gifts he was given schools and government offices A4 | On Antigua,Antigi winds up to 100 Shimron. said his client had while Still prime minister. were to be closed through Fri- 'T mph ripped roofs from houses done nothing wrong and Shimron said the storage day to assess damage. accused police of conducting a room that was searched was a | ami a new c hurch. Rains flood- Jose marched through the politically tainted investiga- government facility and the chain of tiny islands in the Associated Press Photo ed the airport, which officials tion. Shimron said the items items were being held there. northeast Caribbean from hoped to reopen on Friday, were in storage until they could along with some of the early Wednesday, causing Elain Cotto, left, vacationing from Boston, Mass., sits with her flattened palm trees and left be sorted. Netanyahus' personal property, structural damage and flooding friends Trish and Dennis McGinley from Baltimore, MD, as they until they could be sorted out. islanders without power and Mrs. Netanyahu supervised and leaving jangled nerves catch some poolside sunshine between rain showers while the packing when the couple "It was for temporary stor- because of a zigzag course that hotel employee Cornelius Douglas takes down a canopy in water service. prepared to leave the official age, between the phases of offi- befuddled forecasters and at preparation for Hurricane Jose in Charolotte, St. Thomas residence after her husband's cial and private life," Shimron election defeat in May. accord- told Israel army radio. ing to Israel army radio. The The Netanyahus have been report said personal items and interrogated in the past about a gilts the Netanyahus had bill for $100,000 submitted by Cohen in Egypt for military talks received while in office were Amedi for work he did for the packed at the same time couple while Netanyahu was By TANALEE SMITH the Egyptian desert involving his arrival Thursday. No of humanitarian actions to help Wednesday's searches were prime minister. Associated Press Writer troops from Egypt, the United details were available. ease the suffering of the Iraqis. connected to an ongoing inves- Much of Amedi's work was at CAIRO. Egypt — The Unit- States and nine other nations. Hoon met separately with Hoon and Cohen were also tigation into allegations that Netanyahu's private home. An ed States and Britain reaf- Bright Star, which began in Tantawi to discuss greater expected to meet. Hoon will Netanyahu accepted illegal Israeli newspaper, Yediot favors from a contractor. Avner firmed their strong military 1981, has been held even dur- defense cooperation and how to meet with Egyptian President Amedi. while in office, police Ahronot. reported that Amedi ties with Egypt on Thursday as ing low points in the U.S.- deal with some 17 million land Hosni Mubarak on Friday said. In that case, Netanyahu polished the floors weekly. defense ministers from the two Egyptian political relationship, mines left over in the Egyptian Cohen arrived from the Gulf, and his wife were questioned though the Netanyahu family nations arrived in Cairo. underlying the importance desert from World War II. where he announced the Unit- lor more than seven hours last was living in the official prime Defense Secretary Willi.m both countries place on their Egy it has asked Germany. ed States and the '"nited Arab month minister's residence at the Cohen and British Defense military alliance. Egypt con- Britaiii and their allies to help Emirates were close to sealing Amedi's lawyer. Yaron Rahi novitch. said the contractor had time Minister Geoffrey Hoon held tributed 36,000 troops to the remove the mines. a deal to sell the Persian Gulf promised to provide informa- Amedi submitted bills for separate talks with their U.S.-Ied alliance in the 1990-91 He also defended sanctions state 80 F-16s for $8 billion. tion on the Netanyahus as part moving furniture from the Egyptian counterpart, Field Gulf War, helping rally Arab against Iraq for its 1990 inva- After his two-day stop in of a plea bargain deal. Accord- apartment Because Amedi was Marshal Hussein Tantawi. support for Washington. sion of Kuwait and the ongoing Egypt. Cohen planned to visit ing to Israel army radio, Amedi never paid, police suspect that On Friday, they were to Cohen, who is on a tour of British and U.S. airstrikes over Kuwait. 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The Kid/ Corner is a new that is similar to a yo-yo. There tor. "Latinopalooza is an event Ramos, a sophomore business contest arc determined based addition to this year's festivity will be a lollipop/sucker tree for the entire community and major, will sing a few original on the applause from the audi- It will be opened between I that the children will be able to we are trying to incorporate pieces. cation for variety," he said ence "This ;ill happens in a country p.m. and 8 p.m. Christine win prizes from if they draw more activities focused directly Other features of that is supposed to be an advo- Celestino-Boes, LSU co-adviser, the sucker with the red tip on the children." Latinopalooza include , a 50/50 "There is so much to learn cate for freedom and equality." said Kid/ Corner stems from Furthermore, LSU will have Furthermore, there will be raffle, a Grito Contest, vendors within the broad categorization face painting and Mexican two pinatas full of candy, one Various forms oi entertain- activities done for the celebra- selling T-shirts, music, and art of Latino,' but we have man- ment will be presented Enter- tion of CinCO de Mayo by the paper bark art for children for the children and another so work and dance lessons direct- Latino Network Committee, She added that all activities adults can relive their child- aged to package quite a bit of tainment includes three hands. ed by Marquez and Niki which is a committee comprised arc free, but donations for the hood, said Popovich. culture and heritage into an Kid/ corner, a talent show, and Nieves, a junior integrated of Latino faculty and staff that art supplies will be accepted. The talent show will include social studies major. event that is fun," Kabasan Imagines Mexicans, a Mexican deals with Latino issues. Members of LSU and Sigma dancing, poetry reading, skits "Grito Contest is a form of said "What many do not realize folkloric dance troupe. Bands She said Kidz Corner for Lambda Gamma, a Hispanic and songs by University stu- expression that Latinos use to highlight several aspects of the l.atinopaloo/a will vary a bit sorority, will be assisting in the dents and high school and exert their happiness," about college is that just as culture Alma de Mexico, a from the CinCO de Mayo in that Kid's Corner. grade school students from explained Celestino-Boes. "It's much learning goes on outside mariachi band from Detroit, La it will allow the children to find "The Gammas have Chil- Toledo. Performers Raquel hard to explain, you just have of the classroom as inside. Familia, a tejano hand from their creative imaginings dren's Corner every year at Rodriguez, age 11 and Aixa to be there to hear it." These myriad cultures are so Toledo and Kawakan, a salsa through arts and crafts. Chil- Cinco de Mayo," said Jennifer Ortiz, age 15 will sing and Popovich added that the con- and merengue band from dren will make Bolderos, a pop- Kabasan, Sigma Lambda Gabiel Marquez, a senior music test requires vocal strength and rich and beautiful. How could Cleveland will play ular Mexican children's toy Gamma's new member educa- education major, and DJ Abel singing ability. Winners ..f the anyone not want to come?" HALLOWEEN Continued from page one. Smiley said. "For kids, we have for Halloween. are small, seedless raisins used are also buying the Nestle and beggars in Bowling Green. sold a lot of Nascar, Barbie and "Me and my friends are in cooking and candy-making. Mars variety packs." According to Hornsby, her to make their own costumes. the little M&M costumes." going to dress up like random It was said that the more cakes Trick-or-treat times for apartment complex is planning "The biggest sellers have University students are also wrestlers and perform random the beggars received, the more Bowling Green will be Oct. 30 on passing candy out to the lit- been Pnkemnn and the Fairy planning on partaking in the dangerous moves in the street. prayers were said for the from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the tle ghosts and goblins. Outfit," Garver said. I'okcmon fun of Halloween. But first we are going to hand donor's deceased relatives. In downuwn district will hold "There are about eight apart- is a popular Nintendo character Karen Hornsby, a graduate out candy." that time, it was believed that theirs on Oct. 29 from 4 p.m. to ments that are going to set up and the fairy outfit resembles student in philosophy, said she Trick-or-Treat Facts the dead remained in limbo, 6 p.m. The University's annual tables and hand out candy," that of a Tinkerhell-like sprite. is going to dress-up to make the The custom of trick-or-treat but prayer could hurry the trick-or-treat will be on Oct. 27 Hornsby said. According to Kathy Smiley, night more festive. began with the 19th century souls to heaven. from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. On that Bryce Thornton, junior com- Meijer toy team leader, they "I will probably dress like a European tradition of souling. Smiley said Meijer is selling night, children will have the puter science major, said he have been selling a variety of witch," Hornsby said. "That is On Nov. 2, which was All Soul's more of a variety of candy this opportunity to go through the and his roommates are going to different costumes the easiest." Day, beggars would go around year. residence halls and students pass out candy as well. "For adults, we have been Kevin Krlenbach, senior town and beg for "soul cakes," "The big sellers seem to be can pass out candy. "We live around a lot of fam- selling the M&M costumes. sport enterprise major, said he which were little square shaped bubble gum and Rice Krispie Some students are planning ilies, so we will probably get Star Wars, and Scream outfits," and his friends are going all out cakes with currants. Currants Treats," she said. "But people on giving goodies to the little some candy," Thornton said. LSU Greeks hold booze-free party Continued from page one. tie-dyed and face painting for atmosphere." Popovich said. "It children Furthermore, there is an event that welcomes all to By .JUSTIN CRAWFIS Kappa Alpha Order and tired of the fraternity/alcohol are that pinatas and Grito con- was a raffle which gave partici- enjoy an evening of festivities The BG News GAMMA (Greeks Advocating stereotype so they planned an tests are purely .Mexican and pants a chance to make a half- that embody various .aspect of Mature Management of Alco- alcohol-free event. salsa and merengue court basketball shot and win Latino cultures from Mexico to Alcohol Awareness Week will hol). According to Lisa Fedler, music/dances are Puerto Kuan $300. Puerto Rico to the Chicano of conclude with an alcohol-free The party is free and open to associate director of Residence Highlights of last year's Admission was free and so the United States." Halloween party this weekend all students. Food, door prizes, Lite for Greek Affairs, the party events featured art vendors, was the food with a canned Popovich also said at a University-owned fraterni- decorations and a DJ will he otters a fun atmosphere with good or monetary donation. ty house. three live bands, authentic Latinopalooza brings people featured. Morales said. He also out alcohol. That year, LSU collected over The party will take place said that costumes are optional Mexican food catered Tia together tc built this sense of "It's a wonderful opportunity Amelia's and Imagines Mc\- 100 canned goods given to La Saturday, Oct. 23, 7-9 ,>.m. at and should be tasteful. to show we can have a good community that our country is cianas from Toledo, a folkloric Posada, a homeless shelter in the Phi Sigma Kappa house, This year is the second year time and we can enjoy the dame troupe Bands were I.a Toledo and $400 for Wood in dire need of. 129 S. Prospect St., Bowling that Phi Sigma Kappa has social aspects without having Familia of Toledo, a tejano County United Way Drive. Kabasan said Latinopalooza Green. According to Keith sponsored a Halloween party. the alcohol presence." band. Alma de Mexico of For two consecutive years was definitely and still is an Morales, a member of Phi "We had about 110 people Morales said, "We're just Detroit, a mariachi band and Latinopalooza has been award- event that needs the entire Sigma Kappa, co-sponsors of show up last year which we're proving that on this campus Los Boy/ del Merengue of ed "Multicultural Event of the LSU to pull it off. the event are the Kappa Delta looking to triple this year," you can have a really good time Cleveland, a salsa and Year" by the office of student "Anyone who has ever sorority, IFC (Interfraternity Morales said. He noted that Phi without having an eight-keg merengue band activities in 1998 and 1999. attended this knows that it Council), Panhellenic Council, Sigma Kappa members were party." Additionally. Sigma Lambda "Latinopalooza offers a takes a lot to produce a func- Gamma Sorority provided chance to learn about others tion with this massive of a pinatas, T-shirts that could be and one's self in an exciting scope," she said. iWM!IJIilJ^^ WHAT YOU WANT your free 7-pc. Clinique gift is here! ...WITH ANY 16.50 OR MORE CLINIQUE PURCHASE 2000 and fun... Double your Clinique bonus! 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"O Is for Outlaw" by Sue Grafton about Mary Katherine Gal- beauty of the idiocy is, it is the humour without being While it is unlikely that (Henry Holt) lagher, the prepubescent intentional. It does not claim to pointless. "Superstar" will launch Molly 2. "A Walk to Remember" by Nicholas teenager played by Molly Shan- be any more than comedy with- Ferrel and Shannon stay Shannon's career into Adam Sparks (Warnerl non, who is in Catholic school Sandier type fame, it is plausi- 3. "Personal Injuries" by Scott Turow awaiting her debut as a star. ble that this is the beginning of LU (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) The movie "Superstar" takes a long line of movie spin-offs 4. "Tara Road" by Maeve Binchy (Dcla- the skit a step further from from the new SNL cast. Sit corte) Mary Katherine's winded, dra- back, turn your brain off and 5. "Second Wind" by Dick Francis (Putnam) matic montages and Urkel like watch "Superstar". 6. "Hearts in Atlantis" by Stephen King (Scribner) physical humour. In the movie, 7. "Star Wars: The New Jedi Order Vector Prime" by R.A. Sal- Mary Katherine falls in love vatore (Del Rey) with Skye, played by SNL's, 8 ".'he- Looking Glass" Richard Paul Evans (Simon & Schuster) Will Ferrel. Skye is popular, 'Superstar' 9 "Dune: House Atrcides" by B. Herbert, K.J. Anderson (Ban- tall, supposedly handsome and tam) basically too cool to bother with STARRING 10. "The Alibi" by Sandra Brown (Warnerl Mary Katherine. He is also dat- Molly Shannon NONFICTION/GENERAL Kevin McKinney 1. "Tis: A Memoir" by Frank McCourt (Scribner) ing Evian, the movie's resident and bumbling blond twit. Mary Will FatreH 2. "Sugar Busters'" by Steward, Bethea, Andrews, Balart (Bal- Katherine copes by making out BG News says:Turn your lantine) with trees and having dellu- brain off and go see it. 3. "Dutch: A Memoir of Ronald Reagan" by Edmund Morris sional fantasies that land her I Random House I in the "special class." 4. "Tuesdays With Morrie" by Mitch Albom (Doubleday) When there is an announce- 5. "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff in Love" by R. Carlson, K. Carl- ment for the talent show Mary son (Hyperion) Katherine sees it as her calling, 6. "Guinness World Records 2000: Millennium Edition" (Guin- thinking that Skye will see her ness Publishing) 7. "Faith of My Fathers" by John McCain with Mark Salter on stage and give her, her first Photo Provided (Random House) kiss that doesn't leave splin- Gallagher attempting to become a star in "superstar." ters, but her senile ex-broad- 8. "A Man Named Dave" by Dave Pelzer (Dutton) 9. "All the Best, George Bush" bv George Bush (Scribner) 10. "When Pride Still Mattered" by David Maraniss (Simon & Schuster) MASS MARKET PAPERBACKS use of sex and corruption, but 1. "Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution" by Robert C. Atkins (Avon I her valley-girl daughter's barding the movie-goer with 2. "The Simple Truth" by David Baldacci (Warner) The BG News apartment complete with blow- glimpses of naked flesh, lots of it has an actual theme. 3. "The Carbohydrate Addict's Diet" by Richard F. Heller. "Stigmata" up furniture. She undergoes a blood and the anti-Christ, then Rachael F. Heller (Signet) uses amazing transformation as the spirits of they will not notice that the 'Stigmata' 4. "Billy Straight" by Jonathan Kellerman (Ballantine) (F-P) special effects good and evil collide inside her. story is nothing more than 5. "Tom Clancy's Net Force: Hidden Agendas" by Tom Clancy. and graphics A priest is sent by the Vatican lump of celluloid frames. Steve Pieczenik (Berkley) that will make 6. "Protein Power" by Michael R. Eades and Mary Dan Eades you drool. to investigate the incident after There is a weak plot, horri- STARRING (Bantam) After the drooling stops, it is local papers begin printing sto- ble characterizations that have Patricia A/quette ries of the local woman experi- been typified through the 7. "When the Wind Blows" by James Patterson (Warner) all down hill from there. BG News says:Amazing 8. "A Man in Full" by Tom Wolfe (Bantam) The movie opens with the encing stigmata marks, the movie genre for decades. I special effects. Worth seeing it. 9. "Enchanted" by Nora Roberts (Silhouette) (F-P) death of a priest in some wounds suffered by Jesus. mean, how often do we see Vat- 10. "The Loop" by Nicholas Evans (Dell) obscure South American town The movie is based solely on ican officials breaking into ** dying and a bleeding statue. the assumption that people arc Philadelphia apartments in the Go to www.bgnews.com/extras/ to readreviews of "The Then it gets more confusing. incoherant. I assume the main middle of the night? Mummy." Read, about the 1930s original and the 199'. The rosary of the priest is thought during the making of Go rent "The Last Tempta- emake. bought by a tourist and sent to this movie was, if we keep bom- tion of Christ" instead: same What's the highest-paying occupation in Toledo? The answer's in Ohiof WORKS . H10GK1 WARNER BROS mm www.ohioworks.com t nflAnSHGW PICTURES AND VIILAGE HOYTS FILM PAflTNERSHIP ANDUTIAWPRDQUCTION MAIIHEWPFRRY NEVE CAMPBELL GYLAN McDERMOn OLIVER PLAH 'THREE 10 TANGO" "^GRAEME REVEll ^JOHNM E(M KLRISELIG *=! LAWRENCE B ABRAMSDN AND BRUCE BERMAN S mm T RODNEY VACCARO Z RODNEY VACCARDAHD ALINE BRQSH McKENNA "TBOBBYNEWMYER JEFFREY SILVER BETTINASOFIAVIVIANO ""'TOAMONSANIOIEANO |PO-U|i Ohio's number one web site for job seekers and employers WjunnowKiunw IH.JttllHI CM OPENS OCTOBER 22 > I I I 1 \ TV GUIDE SECTION (CONT. 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"TheXf/ltM' (l998.ScenceFction)Dav«)Duchovny,Marl Dan Nied Assistant Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Tennis Hockey has holes to fill heads The BG hockey team looks for universal production to fill the void left by Dan Price, Mike Savard By DAN NIED In order to prove people The BG News wrong, Edinger will have to North So Dan Price, last years repeat last season's perfor- mance. In "98-99 the senior led By MARY BETH WILFONG league leader in points, is gone. Mike Savard, the team in goals with 23 and The BG News the starting goaltender, gradu- led nation in power play goals The men's and women's ten- ated. And even with them last with 14. nis team heads north and Edinger is one of the best indoors this weekend to com- year the Falcon hockey team finished one game under .500. puck handlers on the team and pete in the MAC indoor tourna- the Powers will be fiddling with ment and the Rocket Indoor Who will they turn to? the line to find the right combi- Tournament respectively. The answer is center Adam nation to create open ice for Coach Penny Dean and her Edinger, defenseman Doug Edinger to work. team will be heading to Kala- Schueller, freshman goalie In the exhibition game iiI.I/ini. Mich, this weekend to Tyler Masters, and a team that against Toronto, Hewson compete in the MAC Individual includes only four new faces. played on the first line Edinger Fall Indoor Meet. "Price was the leading scorer and junior Ryan Murphy. How- Most teams from the Mid- in the league so there is a lot of ever, last weekend, Chris Bon- American Conference will par- points going out the door." Fal- vie replaced Hewson. But, for ticipate in the meet. Buffalo con head coach Buddy Powers this weekend's CCHA opener and Marshall decided to stay said. That's why we're expect- against Western Michigan, home due to distance. ing a lot of forwards to chip in a Powers has replaced Bonvie The individual fall meet was bit." and Murphy with Dejarlais and thought up by the Western The outlook for the hockey Fultz. Michigan staff because the team may be bleak in outside "You'll probably see the lines spring season is a team event eyes. They were picked to finish change quite a bit," Powers where only team scores are sixth in the Central Collegiate said. "Hopefully, guys will get kept. The purpose is to give the Hockey Association poll and the settleci "We hope that soon guys girls an opportunity to play for loss of Price will compound are in sync with each other and BG News Photo /MIKE LEHMKUHLE an individual title. But, the their struggles. However, it are getting good chemistry Falcons do not think this way. gives them something to work between two or three guys." "I want to go out there and for. Bonvie, a junior, will also be Falcon forward Ryan Murphy looks for the open man in an exhibition game against Toronto. Mur- play good for myself but it is "That's just motivation," looked upon to fill the scoring phy will be one of the forwards attempting to fill the void left by last year's captain Dan Price, who more important for me to play Schueller said of the poll. "It's gap. The junior registered 11 led the CCHA in scoring. The Falcons open the CCHA season this weekend with a pair of games good for the team and to show something that might work in goals and 18 assists last sea- at Western Michigan. what our team is capable or, our advantage. We can go out senior Deidee Bissinger said. and prove people wrong." ■ See HOCKEY, page thirteen. "It's not really about me going out there and doing it for myself. It's more for the team." Falcons need to stop OU's option to get win Dean said the teams they are worried about are the MAC American Conference in rushing quarterback," Wagner said. He has seen more carries this defending champs and host of By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM The BG News with an average of 264.7 yards "Where no. 47 goes (Ray) is year since Godfrey Lewis hasn't the event Western Michigan, per game. Redshirt sophomore where they usually take the ball. been running at the same level as Ball State who has consistently When people think about jamel Patterson leads the attack We want to take him (Jackson) last year with the exception to been shoulder to shoulder with Ohio football these days, the with 576 yards on 86 carries and GAME #8 out of the game and put all the the Toledo game. the Falcons for the past few first thought is probably, "run, seven touchdowns. Patterson pressure on 47 (Ray)." years, and Miami who added a run and more run." Ohio (2-5) "If we basically do what we're should be back in the lineup after Offensively, Blackney said BG strong new freshman to their When Jim Grobe came over missing the Eastern Michigan hosts supposed to, we believe we can must be able to run the football move the ball on anybody," squad sitting in flight two. from Air Force in 1995, he game with turf toe. Bowling Green (2-6) Because of the exceptional instilled the option. The Falcons and take time off the clock even Holmes said. "We need to get it playing of sophomore Devon The young Bobcats run two though Ohio yields 246 yards per going just like the Toledo game. will face the option along with a 1 p.m. at Peden Stadium Bissinger, Dean rearranged the mixture of the T and (-forma- main plays. In one play, quarter- game through the air. In a 27-26 If the defense has nine in the box loss at Eastern Michigan, Eagle flights to move her up to flight tions in Ohio's Homecoming back Dontrell Jackson fakes to and the blocking is right, run- the fullback and runs behind the Radio: WBGU 88,1 FM , quarterback Walt Church three, she also rearranged the Game Saturday at Ohio's Peden ning lanes open." tailback. They also run the toss torched the Bobcat secondary for doubles putting her with her Stadium at 3:30 p.m. Grobe plans sweep. With Nick Luciano and over 300 yards in passing. BG's offense concerns Grobe. older sister senior Deidee in to continue to think run even Scott Ward He hasn't forgotten last year's flight three.Dean Paired though Miami's Mike Bath and "We have a few things we "It's a perplexing situation juniors Meghan Rhodes and 35-7 posting at Doyt Perry Stadi- Akron's James Washington has need to tighten up such as stop- because we have three pretty Tracy Howitt. Air Time: 12 p.m. um. torched BG (2-5 overall, 1-4 Mid- ping the outside run," said BG good wide receivers (sopho- "We are at the point where defensive end Ryan Wingrove."I mores Aaron Alexander, Kurt "They have an explosive we should be really focused and American Conference) through the air the last two games. think if people keep their outside Gerling and Robert Redd) and a offense so we'll have our work concentrating on being good. I leverage, we're still effective couple good quarterbacks (fresh- cut out for us," Grobe said. "It's expect us to do well," Dean "That's not our style," Grobe against the run. We need to keep will shadow Z-back Reynald man Andy Sahm and junior just a matter of us playing better. said. "We're playing indoors said when asked if he'd try to them moving east and west Ray, who leads the team with 831 Ricky Schneider)," Blackney Last year, they owned us offen- and overall were better throw more against the Falcons. (sideline-to-sideline) instead of said. "If it's a run, two passes sively and defensively. They indoors." all-purpose yards. Grobe likes "We'll throw once in a while to north and south when they go to line him up in the slot or will and three-and-out, a punt and have two capable quarterbacks Men's Tennis keep defenses off-balanced. But outside." our defense is back on the field, and a very good receiving corps. Coach Jay Harris is travel- put him in the backfield when we always go into games think- According to safety Jerry Ohio goes to a T-formation. that isn't going to get it done." Plus, Godfrey Lewis had a career ing with his team to Toledo to ing run." day against us (191 yards rush- Wagner, the Falcons will try to "We're going to stop the full- BG senior running back Steve That's probably why the Bob- make Jackson pitch the ball. He back (Joe Sherrill) first then the Holmes sounded confident in ing on 29 carries including a 66- • See TENNIS, page twelve. cats (2-5, 2-2) lead the Mid- also said free safety Chad Long the team's ability to run the ball. vard touchdown run)." Netters attempt to MAC basketball keep streak alive holds media day By NICK HURM end. The orange and brown are By PETE STELLA Gary Waters. "This is the most currently tied with Miami for The BG News The BG News balanced the conference has third place in the East division. ever been." The Bowling Green volley- Two wins this weekend could Yesterday, the Mid-American ball team is racking up w'ns Conference held its annual cor In the pre-season MAC poll, possibly move BG into a first Akron was voted first in the faster than BGSU students place tie with Akron. ference media day for Men's have been racking up parking Basketball at Gund Arena in East with Toledo taking first in tickets. Akron and Kent will be a Cleveland. the West. Kent follows Akron, tougher challenge than the past then BG, Marshall, Ohio, This is a big change for the The Falcons (12-8 overall, 5- few teams the netters have Miami and Buffalo. Toledo is 3 in the MAC), winners of their faced as of late. Akron is at the conference, which normally has held the media days in Toledo. followed by Ball State, North- last six matches will try to keep top of the East division at 11-8. But since the MAC is being ern Illinois, Western, Central the winning streak alive on the BG will also play in rough envi- and Eastern Michigan. But road this weekend with two big ronments. Both Akron and looked at as one of the most dominant conferences coming according to some coaches, the Mid-American Conference Kent have a combination of polls really don't mean any- matches at Kent and Akron. rowdy fans and corny sound into the 1999-2000 season, the move was a good idea. thing. Including the six game win- effects "I pay attention to it (the ning streak, the Falcons have "The move to Cleveland was "We know that we face a a great idea," said Miami Red- poll) cause I read it but I don't won 14 consecutive games dat- tough challenge, but we have particularly care about it," BG ing back to the last time they hawks coach Charlie Coles. confidence," senior right-side "Not to say anything bad about coach Dan Dakich said. played Kent at home on Octo- hitter Kris Pesorda said. "We're the good job Toledo has done in The MAC is looking to be ber 8. riding a six game winning the past but this was the right very tough again this year. "This Kent-Akron weekend streak. Any streak that that we move at the right time for the Miami should step down as the is very important, especially have we are most likely to stick MAC. dominate team in the confer- since we squeaked out a win with it. If we play like we have ence because of the severe loss- we should have no problem." Each of the 13 conference against Kent here," said BG teams were represented at the es of personnel due to gradua- coach Denise Van De Walle. Despite the win streak and media day. Some of the teams tion. Akron, Kent and BG will "Everyone right now is fighting momentum they are carrying, brought players along with the be gunning for each other for a position (in the MAC tour- the Falcons believe that there coaches and others just brought through-out the season. nament). Right now we're play- are still areas to improve on. coaches. The players that "I am looking forward to big ing for positioning to be one of One of the biggest areas that attended the media day repre- things this season," Stacey the top four teams." has both helped and haunted sented the pre-season All-MAC said. "There are a lot of good If Van De Walle's expecta- BG this year is serving and team. They were BG senior quality teams in the MAC and tions come true the Falcons passing. Anthony Stacey, Toledo junior there will be no easy wins this season." would host a MAC tournament "Serving and passing is still BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH Greg Stempin, Akron senior Jami Bosley, Kent senior John match. Tonight's match against a big factor in the way that we Falcon sophomore left-side hitter Amber Vorst goes up for a kill A special note, former East- Kent and tommorow's match Whorton and Northern Illinois play," senior middle-hitter Lori attempt. The Falcons volleyball team has won six straight ern Michigan point guard Earl verse Akron will be key in senior T.J. Lux. Kemerer said. "If we stop the games and hopes to continue the streak this weekend on the Boykins attended the lunch-in deciding where the Falcons will balls at the net, we will have a road at Akron and Kent. "I think it is going to be scary after the press conference and stand by the end of the week- good weekend." this year," said Kent coach gave some advice to players. 1 I t % Page 12 The BG News Friday, October 22, 1999 Men's soccer can move into 2nd place By DAVE TRUMAN MAC championship." 4-1 in the MAC Tournament championship The BG A ws A win -onight would pull the Falcons last November. This week, Akron is ranked Despite a school-record seven-game los- into a tie with the Zips, but BG needs help 19th in the NSCAA national poll and sec- ing streak that stretched from Sept. 11 to to finish first. ond in the Great Lakes Region. Oct. 3, Bowling Green remains in the hunt "Our focus is to win two games this Zips goalkeeper Kyle Milligan is allow- for the regular season MAC championship weekend," Mahler said. "We don't control ing only 1.02 goals per game and Akron and the top seed in the conference tourna- our own destiny. We have to rely on Ken- leads the series 26-6-3. ment after posting a 3-0-1 mark in its last tucky to lose its last two games." Mahler said he expects a similarly diffi- four matches. BG has outscored its opponents 12-4 cult game against Buffalo. The Falcons men's soccer team (6-7-1, 2- over the last four games, while scoring just The Bulls rely on Steve Butcher for 1-1 MAC) is six points behind first-place nine times in the previous seven matches. much of their offense. Butcher leads the Kentucky, and tied for third (Marshall) Mahler said he can never really be satis- MAC in goals (11) and points (30), and with seven points. fied, even when the team is winning. according to Mahler, he single-handedly BG faces second-place Akron (8-3-2, 3-0- He wants the team to work harder and beat the falcons in overtime in last season's 1) at 7:15 tonight, and then continues its focus for longer stretches of game and prac- meeting at Cochrane Field. weekend road trip Sunday against Buffalo tice time. Increased focus was just one fac- Buffalo is currently ranked 4th in the (9-4-1, 2-2-0) at 1 p.m. tor in the team's recent turnaround. New York Region, its highest ranking of Falcons coach Mel Mahler pointed first "When you get into October, there is a the season. to his team's need for points, but didn't little bit more to play for," Mahler said. Notes: deny the extra incentive each team will "The players are in a more comfortable sit- Chris Dore was named MAC player of carry into Friday's match. uation where they know what to expect. the week after scoring once and assisting "Since the inception of soccer as a MAC Team chemistry is a really fickle phenome- on three other Falcons goals in BG's two sport, we have been the premier programs non. It is not an exact science." wins last weekend. Dore is currently sixth Falcon midfielder Gene Braxton dribbles the ball around ; in the conference," he said. "We have faced Against Akron, the Falcons can not in career points, eighth in career goals, and ern Kentucky defender. Akron three out of the past five years in the afford to miss a beat. The Zips dumped BG 12th in career assists at BG. Swimming has strong freshmen crop Women's soccer tries By DEREK McCORD against the upper classmen. great following in Bowling sent the roster of junior Bill to break slump The BG News The upper classmen defeated Green swimming," Julian said. Roehl, senior Matt Johnsen, By PETE STELLA thinking too much." the freshmen by five points. "When I came here there were sophomore Kevin Anderson, The BG News Western brings a decent con- With two of the best fresh- The teams started training maybe 25 people in the stands junior Andy Jenkins and possi- Some people say that a ference record and a 2-0-0 over- men classes in the Mid-Ameri- in early September and began at a meet. Now everybody's bly freshmen Jake Wasinger. slump is a good thing, a learn- all series advantage into Fri- can Conference a new energy is morning practices in October. parents, relatives, friends, Coach Julian and Lowe will ing experience for the team day's match against the Fal- They have also been in the sorority sisters and fraternity be able see how the teams do in flowing through the Bowling But if a team keeps its head cons. Indiana comes in with a brothers come to the meets." competition when schools Ash- Green swimming teams this weight room at least once a up and knows that it can come 2-7-6 overall and 1-4-4 confer- season. week along with dry land train- The women will head to land, Eastern Michigan, Find- out of it, the team can have a ence mark with the Hoosiers "I feel that the men's fresh- ing. Athens for their MAC Champi- lay, Miami, Oakland, Wright turn around even this late in winning the only other previous men class is first in the confer- "We are very optimistic this onship. State, and Toledo head to Bowl- the season. meeting between the two 6-1 in 1997. ence and the women probably year," assistant coach Kendra The swimming teams ing Green along with the men's The BG women's soccer third or forth," head coach Lowe said. "We are not going to strength this year is going to team of Ball State and the team, who have lost five and "We are really focusing on Randy Julian said. vin the MAC championship, come from the medley relay women's team of Illino. State tied three in their last eight W stern and on Toledo next The men will have eight but we will move up in the teams. and Akron to compete in the games, face a pair of good week," Piccirillo said. "IU and freshmen joining the team rankings." "Our relays are going to be Tom Stubbs Exhibition Relays teams this weekend. Ohio State don't mean as much while the women will have ten. The men in the 98-99 season very strong probably in the top on Friday. The Falcons currently stand as the conference games." "We filled in a lot of the spots finished seventh and the two or three in the conference." "I like this meet because at 5-7-3 overall and 2-4-3 in the With their season drawing to we needed to fill in," co-captain women finished sixth. Lowe said. nothing is won or lost and there Mid American Conference. a close, the Falcons are hoping The high point of the men's The women's medley relay are no records involved," Julian Sarah Abell said. "It gives us a The Brown and Orange trav- that they can get some wins so lot more depth. We just have to season could be March 2 tentative roster consists of stated. "This is going to be the el to Kalamazoo, Michigan to they can advance to the post stay spirited and try and keep through 4 when the MAC heads freshmen Kelley O'Hara, senior first test for the freshmen." face conference foe Western season for the second consecu- the freshmen ready all year." to Cooper Pool to compete in Nancy Simpson, senior The competition staits a 5 Michigan Friday for a 3 p.m. tive season. During training the women's the conference championship. Bethany Budde, and sopho- p.m. with the women's 200 yard contest. The Falcons then "If we beat Western and Tole- team had an intersquad meet "One of the things that I more Kim Moden. medley relay. return home Sunday for a do, we will go to the MAC tour- that pitted the freshmen have seen is that there is a The men will probably pre- match against struggling Big nament," Piccirillo said. "It Ten contender Indiana at 2 p.m. doesn't matter what the other TENNIS- Wednesday, the Falcons lost conference teams do We have Continued from page one. a real strong tournament, Har- and Ohio State because he has- Michael Lopez-Acevedo togeth- a tough game to non-conference set a goal to win the last two conference games and we need ris said. "I think last weekend n't seen them play yet. er for the first time in their col- Detroit 6-0. Despite their cur- to follow through." compete in the Rocket Indoor playing a real strong tourna- Harris also switched around lege career. rent lack of wins, the Brown and Orange are looking on the After this weekend, the Fal- Tournament. Women's play starts today at ment indoors is going to help us the flights for this weekend the up and up. cons host Ohio State Wednes- Coming off of last weekend's this weekend." placing both freshmen Geoff 9 a.m. and continues through successful tournament the Fal- "We need to forget about the day and rival Toledo next Sat- cons are not too concerned Having played against the Hiscox who finished second in Sunday starting time for both past and concentrate on the urday. The Toledo game is the about the competition this teams from Eastern Michigan, flight B at the Harvard Invita- days is 9 a.m. Men's competi- present and future," BG coach make-up of the September 29th weekend. Northern Illinois, Toledo and tional and Nicolas Lopez- tion takes place in Laurel Hill Tom Piccirillo said. "Against match that didn't occur do to "We're not too worried about Xavier, Harris said that he is a Acevedo in flight B. In doubles Toledo tonight, starting time Detroit, I believe that we were weather and an accident on the the other teams. It's going to be little concerned about Michigan he placed twins Nicolas and not announced. thinking too much and it is highway that kept Toledo's bus hard to play well when you are from making it to BG. Get involved and meet new people! feekend? gM Join a student organization juld be. As for what In particular, check out the NOW section Thrusdays and the Enter-.: - talnient bage, Mondays and Fridays, in The BG News. •'M£MM&xMxJMMfl^^ DOC Alpha Chi Omeea is going to have one HOWL of a good time at Midnight Masquerade!! 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LYONS jected to be out for the season Northern Michigan hosts defensive corps to carry the Rcdhawks arp off to a 3-0-1 end The Broncos were 6-20-8 The BG News dve to an injury. The Wolver- Clarkson in a weekend set. The team until the goaltending start, their best since the last °e&80n. The Central Collegiate Hock- ir.. s are currently in a three- Wildcats were 22-15-5 last sea- question is answered. Th< Fal- 19997-1998 season. Miami will N w member Nebraska- ey Association is showing why way tie for second place with a son. cons head to first place Western be adjusting to a new coaching Omaha was picked to finish its teams have won seven record of 4-0-0. Michigan heads The pre-season coaches poll Michigan for a pair of games. style. The Redhawks host Prov- eleventh this year. The Maver- NCAA titles in the last 15 years to Alaska-Fairbanks for a picked Notre Dame, led by cap- The Falcons were 17-18-3 last idence for a pair of games. icks will begin CCHA play next with the support it is being weekend set at Little Dipper tain Ben Simon, fourth this season. Miami was 11-20-5 last season. weekend when they travel to shown in the national polls. Ice Arena. The Wolverines were season. So far, a strong power Ferris State has been chosen The season, already under Northern Michigan. The CCHA has four teams 25-11-6 last season. play has not helped the Irish in seventh this season . The Bull- way, began with a surprise. The Alaska Fairbanks hock- ranked in the top 15 in the Michigan State is thankful the rankings. Notre Dame is in dogs need to tighten their Western Michigan is in sole ey hope they and prove the nation. The University of for its five freshmen who have a three way tie for tenth place power play if they expect to fin- control of first place in the con- coaches wrong. The Nanooks Michigan received 203 votes, played in each game. All five with a 0-2-0 record. The Irish ish in the upper tier of the ference after a weekend sweep have been singled out at the good enough for second place in have scored at least one point go to Ferris State for the week- CCHA. Ferris Slate hosts Notre of Ohio State in Columbus. last place team this year. The the poll. Michigan State Uni- each. The Spartans, who were end. Notre Dame was 19-14-5 Dame on Saturday and Sunday. Western had been chosen by Nanook penalty kill played a versity (143 votes) and North- picked third in the coaches poll last season. The Bulldogs were 14-16-6 last the coaches to finish tenth in large part in their win over ern Michigan University (126 earlier this season. They are Ohio State was chosen by the season. the CCHA. The Broncos are Alaska Anchorage this past votes) received enough votes for currently tied for second place. CCHA coaches to finish fifth Lake Superior has many hoping to better last years dis- weekend. The Nanooks were sixth and seventh places The Spartans host Ohio State this season. So far they are 2-3- questions to answer. Beginning mal finish and have We-tern 11-22-1 last season. respectively. Miami University for the first televised league 0 and in a four way tie for sixth with the coaches prediction of hosts Bowling Green this week- (37 votes) placed 14th in the game of the season. MSU was place. The Buckeyes head to an eighth place finish this sea- nation. Western Michigan Uni- 29-6-7 last season. Michigan State this weekend. son. The Lakers host NCAA Personals versity also received 37 votes as Northern Michigan has The Buckeyes were 21-16-4 last runner-up New Hampshire this Classified Ads well. earned three shutouts in four season. weekend. The Lakers were 11- 372-6977 Michigan is hoping it can games this season to date, one Bowling Green is out to 23-4 last season. Activists needed for a new continue to dominate the short of the school record. The prove the coaches pre-season Miami is trying to finish «*. MI ,.»» nwl. "l'f». Animal Rights Group coming to the Wildcats are the third and final sixth place ranking wrong. The higher than the coaches predic- NW Ohio area league without goalie Jeff Call ADAPTT © 419-323-7535 Blackburn. Blackburn is pro- team tied for second place. Falcons will relv on a veteran tion of ninth place. So far the Brewster's Pourhouse, Happy Hour 3-9 Campus Events 33 oz Tankard of Domestic Beer $2.00 $1.25 well drinks/ $1.00 shots HOCKEY— —CAMPUS FILMS"' Free popcorn & peanuts. 3 pool tables That only leaves goaltend- Psycho (The original) Dans. Air Hockey. 4 Free ShuffleDoard Continued from page one. larly last season. Each member the game. He will team with is playing this week! ing. 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