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■ The BG men's cross country shocked Ohio Campus this weekend in their first meet of the year Natural gas replaces Campus
■ The women's cross reacts to country team lost a coal at heating plant tough race to UM and Clinton Ohio without a key run- ner scandal ■ The IOC wants to ban andro from baseball and J The Clinton scandal other sports has split student opin- ion: impeach to keep private life private. NATION BY AMYJO L. BROWN The BG News ■ Sandusky considers, It is in the newspapers. It is on debates enforcing a television. It is on the web. It is daytime youth curfew unavoidable. It is the Kenneth Starr Report. Everyone every- where has heard something about the report even if they have not read it themselves. ■ Clinton attempt to turn Reactions to the explicit attention away from his details of the report haven't var- impending investigation ied much. The majority of the and begins to focus on public seems to agree that it may have some entertainment world economy appeal, but is otherwise irrele- □ The new natural gas ash," said Wright. In the past, vant. soot from the coal-burning "I thought it was ridiculous to INDEX system will be cleaner plant, which will remain opera- publish," said Anne Hertzfeld, Opinion 2 and will replace the tional until summer, would sophomore management infor- occasionally drift toward the mation systems major. Page Three 3 single smokestack campus. Ginger Creps, junior elemen- World and Nation 4 with three smaller The new plant is being built tary education major, was dis- Local 5 stacks. on a portion of parking lot E, gusted with the situation Sports 7 only about twenty feet away "I had no desire to read the Agate 9 from the oid one, according to report," she said. Curtis Peet, University polit- BY MIKE WENDLING McArthur, who is overseeing the project for the University. ical science professor, believes QUOTE The BG News "Once it's torn down, there Congress decided to release the The University should have a will be nothing on the site of the report because they felt it was "You slam a politi- new heating plant by the end of old plant besides parking spaces their responsibility. People next summer. and a tunnel," McArthur said. today are "more information cian, you make out "We've come a long way in He said that the new plant demanding" than in previous he's the devil, with structural aspects of the pro- would require additional piping times, he said. ject," said assistant University for fuel inflow. As a result of the scandal, horns and hoofs. But architect Jim McArthur. "Besides building the plant, many people have lost respect his wife loves him, The new plant will burn nat- we're running a gas line from for the President. However, the ural gas rather than coal, Mercer Road to service the new loss of respect for his character and so did all his according to Marv Wright, who plant," McArthur said. "That is has not significantly affected the mistresses." is supervising the project for why we're cutting across public's respect for Clinton as a contractors Rudolph-Ubbe, Inc. Thurstin Avenue." leader. "Natural gas is cleaner, and BG Newt Photo/ "You can be impressed with • See HEATING, page 5. Pamela Hansford Johnson there will be no problem with SCOTT FAUBER • See CLINTON, page 5.
Visit our new website Merchants fair displays local busineses to BGSU soon for interactive reporting and updated □ Local busineses will to 6 p.m. today and is free and be selling office supplies, ser- are new to the town. what are the quality services and news: open to the public. Merchants vices, household accessories and Some merchants will also be products that are available for offer free samples for giving away food. Crooks said them." WWW. from Kroger, Ben Franklin Store, apparel at the fair. advertisement. Mid Am Bank, Wood Lane, BG Crooks said that the number companies like to know whether Last year, about 3,900 people bgnews.com Taxi and many more Bowling of merchants increased this year. the students like their food. attended the Merchants' Fair. Green city businesses will be at "Merchants really enjoy inter- Jennifer Buskey, the director Buskey said that not only stu- BY IVY CHIN their tables to meet the public. acting with the students," of the Downtown Business Asso- dents show up at the fair, but •TORRY IDEA? The BG News According to Dave Crooks, Crooks said. ciation, said that city merchants professors and staff as well. director of the Student Union, 66 Crooks said the Merchants' like to take this opportunity to "It's good to go. There will be IfIf you haveha\ a news tip or Free merchandise, gift certifi- businesses and service mer- Fair is held to inform University show the University what the a lot fun, a lot of free stuff and have an idea for a story, cates, free tastes of food, dis- chants will be at the annual Mer- students about businesses and community has to offer them. bonuses for the students," count offers, a grand prize draw- chants' Fair. services that are available to "The -\ty as a whole is grow- Buskey said. call anytime and ask to ing and more will be given away ing; more stores are open," One of the merchant partici- speak with an editor. These exhibitors will be giv- them. Merchants also like to at the Merchants' Fair today in ing away some promotional share information about their Buskey said. "Some merchants pants, Ben Franklin Store, is the Union Lenhart Grand Ball- items like coupons and samples companies with the students, which are far from town would room. to the attendants. They will also especially those students who like to let the University know • See MERCHANT, page 5. 372-6966 The fair will run from 11 a.m.
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Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604 Clean up your classist act PEOPLE ON THE 1 remember walking down a shift had 4.0s or were honors stu- "bad" as that. I wonder if people hallway about a year and a half dents) and that the full time janito- need the blue-collar masses to STREET ago watching the way students rial staff were trash buttler and treat like crap so they feel more and faculty members looked away maid wannabes (yet many of the important and better about them- Would you like to be famous away quickly and even move to the full-time employees had bachelor's selves. Either way. it scares me to other side of the hall to avoid me. 1 degrees and one even had two think that while we do push toler and in what way? was a student janitor. Whenever master's). And if you want to talk ance of other groups, some people I'd have to talk to them they'd about being rude, we were treated can't stand the sight of members of speak to 'me slowly and with a like second class gimps because their own group. cocky attitude or would boss me we got down and dirty to make a An interesting part of this story around like some simpleminded living. is that if I ever came into the art lackey. I received the most horri- I could go into specific incidents building during the day to visit ble treatment of my life back then, my co-workers and 1 suffered friends, wearing "normal clothes" all because I pushed a broom through, like being tripped or Instead of my uniform. I'd get across the floors of the Fine Arts graduate assistants and professors laughed at, but I think I should world-class treatment from the building. and clean up after them. While explain my reason for writing same people that would practically 1 worked from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. there were a few of these people about this chapter of my life. We spit on me. They didn't recognize that were friendly and nice to me. 1 five days a week. Adjusting to the live in a classist society. We me without my mop bucket. Dan Runion Kevin Jackson hours was difficult, but after a must sadly report that the majori- stereotype those in low-paying Maybe if janitors wore clothes while I got used to the third slult ty of them treated me much like a positions or those that do manual from Abcrcrombie and Fitch people Senior Junior schedule. So. late at night. I'd mess in the bathroom (that I had labor as stupid underachievers would respect them a little bit MIS Finance push around a cart stocked with to clean). that got lost in the workforce shuf- more. But they don't. Maybe if "Yes. I want to be From snotty glares to off-color "Yes. I want to be a dust rags, cleaners and trashbags fle. It wasn't Just the custodial mops looked like light sabers cus- the best famous and toted a bottle of Windex to comments, the other Janitors, both staff in the Art building that got todians wouldn't be scoffed at. student and full-time employees musician in the astronaut." make the building a little bit bad treatment from others. I talked But they don't. So. if you think woria." brighter. I didn't think there was and I were belittled left and right to people all over campus who also you're better than someone anything wrong with my Job: I was and were shown little respect. cleaned and they experienced the because you don't have to resort to doing what I had to do. However, They questioned our intelli- same things. such work, think again. Because some of my friends found it weird gence, most likely rationalizing Perhaps society sees janitors, the day when you'll have to clean that I chose to clean, but most of that the ability to fill a mop bucket maintenance workers and repair up after yourself, in more ways those people weren't as financially requires a single digit IQ. They personnel as scapegoats for their than one. may come sooner than strapped as I was back then. thought that we. student employ- problems. Maybe students aren't you think. The Art building was open 24 ees, were hopeless washouts who sure of themselves, so they look to would never graduate (however hours at that time, which meant I the overworked and underpaid for Tim Marshall can be reached at Matt Johnson had to duck and dodge students. several of the students on that consolation, since their life isn't as timlee@bgnet. Sophomore Sick Puppies Jerry Jezek Special Ed. "Yes. I want to be a famous ftJD NOW FOR LAST WEEK. IN REVIEW: LA5T ...AN H0NORA8LC ENOUGH GESTURE" THAT, athlete." V/EEK IN A LAST- DITCH EFFORT TO DRAW IF FOLLOWED THRoUCH WITH, WOULD BE ATTENTION AWAY FROM THE PENDING STARR SURE TO TVRN THE KWDfRG/«R7EN CLASSES PAPERS PRESIDENT CLINTON RAU.ICQ FOR ^ OF TODAY WTO THE 5MARTE/*, BP-'ZHTER. EDUCATIONAL REFORM ■■J~~ COLLEGE INTFRMS or TOMORROW.
Mike Grey Scott Vallow Senior Senior Psychology Women's Studies "Yes. I want to be a "No. there would be world-renowned too much cinic," pressure."
mEMMMMJMR IHIIIIIIUIIUDHWIHIIUIIIIIII, The BG News Can I sleep on your floor tonight? "An independent student voice serving Have you ever come home from And their feelings would be that. Bowling Green since 1920" an evening class or a night out legitimate, as would yours. After For example, you might want to with friends to find a post-it note all. it's your room. too. Room- have your roommate give advance on the door and your bags packed mates (and/or their significant warning so that you can make 210 West Hall and In the hallway? The term is others) that would expect you to arrangements to stay elsewhere Bowling Green State University "sexiled." introduced to me by leave so that they can go at it-these and not walk in and unexpectedly Shannon, who learned the term in roommates are among the most find your roommate's boyfriend Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 her freshman year at Kenyon Col- inconsiderate and selfish people I naked on her bed (or yours-eww). Phone: (419) 372-2601 lege; coined by disgruntled room- can think of. Now. I understand Since you'd be willing to give a lit- mates, it means to be exiled from that people have social lives (really. tle, she should give a little, too. E-mail: [email protected] your room temporarily because of I dol). but having a roommate and when you want your privacy. your roommate's sexual activities. living together means responsibili- If sexiling occurs frequently, DARLA WARNOCK In other words, you're forced to ty and compromise. especially on weeknights, try to get Editor-in-Chief spend the night on your next door You need to respect your room- your roommate to keep her visitors have a third hand), you don't want neighbor's floor while your room- mate's possessions, space, and to a minimum or to strictly week- SARAH BEDNARSKI mate has full control of the room- to stay for the show. right to their room (which you are ends. If all else fails and your NATALIE MILLER the room that you happen to be In this oh-so-uncomfortable sit- both paying big bucks for. after roommate will just not listen to Managing Editor Opinion Editor paying for. If you know firsthand uation, the easiest solution is to all), and they have to do the same reason, our friend Ericka suggests the meaning of "sexiled'" (even if grab your pillow and blanket and for you. And so you must work on filling a container with ice and BRAND, BARHTTE KIM WILFONG you haven't heard the term before), borrow a neighbor's floor for the solutions. Therefore, in order to "killing the mood" with it. We say Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief you're not alone. These are not rest of the night. And. as always, avoid being sexiled or make it less just take it to the RA. We don't Isolated instances. We're Just not if you give In the first time, you'll of a problem, you need to talk with really know what they'd be able to MIKE WENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY sure how many people think of it be expected to give in the next your roommate (much as we know do-it would probably be easiest for Chief.Reporter Sports Editor as a problem. time, and the time after that wh.it this doesn't sound like an appeal- them Just to help you switch room- Facing the prospect of sexile is a a vicious cycle. Pretty soon you ing option), and set some ground mates. JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL daunting matter. On one hand, could be spending whole weekends rules. Remember to be reasonable But that's better than paying to Photo Editor Entertainment Editor you want to sleep in your own bed; sleeping on your neighbors' floor, in setting your rules-even if you sleep on someone else's floor. but on the other hand you can't carefully avoiding your own room. think that they will go io hell for And this will cause some friction TARA CANNON tell your roommate and her having sex (note: we do not think Jena Lohrbach can be reached Graphics Editor "friendly' guest to leave unless you not only between you and your that people will go to hell Just for at JlohrbQbgnet. Special thanks to want to live in discord for the rest roommate, but your generous and having sex, but . . . ). you must Shannon Brinker for the idea for of the year. And on another hand sympathetic neighbors will also remember that they must have a this colum. Melissa Naymik . 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IL 3 crawt the web: www.bgnewB.com 38 Broadway figure 4 The 26 Greene and Lee 52 Complained •To the Union - for having to close down some services because of 39 Neighbor of Charterhouse of 29 " Dragon" fretfully Cuba 31 Cave hanger 54 Touches down PAGE THREE is lack of workers. 41 Supped 5 Addictive drug 32 Weight of bricks? 56 Plague (with) intended as an 42 Neighbor ot 6 Ash__ 33 Memorable time 57 Hired enforcer irreverent look at Togo 7 Goads 35 Hand grenade 58 Rival of Las The University. We •To University bureaucrats - damn the Man! 43 One more time 8 Outcome 37 Spiny marine Vegas at The BO News 44 Affirmative vote 9 Hearten animal 59 Scotland consider it a., off- 45 Conger 10 Behold 39 Eureka! 63 Lead balloon beat page where we •To Sunday sermons that turn into a support speech for President 46 Marilu of Taxi" 11 Problems for 40 I ive on try to offer some- 48 Big CA prima donnas 47 Does up sneakers thing for everybody. Clinton. 50 Secular 12 17th-century 49 Second-time Opinions expressed 53 Highlander actress Gwyn employee herein are solely 55 Du Maurier 13 TV-dinner holder 51 O'Neill play. those of our staff. •To building temperatures - for constantly changing and never Have a nice day. classic 21 Revolving The Cometh'' feeling comfortable. 57 Attempt around UPCOMING "Upcoming Event*" i* a service to our readers borrowed daily via the University web page. The calendar or events on the web EVENTS page has a more complete listing or events and can be accessed through "www.bfsu.edu". Tuesday, 9/15/98 shows. NAACP Voter Reg/Member- ment). The NonTraditional Stu- grams at 419/372-8181. increase self-esteem and explore ship Drive (11 a.m. - 3 p.m.) dents Association is having its new career or academic oppor- The First Word: Word I for Alpha Omlcron PI Raffle for Union Foyer. first meeting of the year. If Basic Toga (0 p.m. - 7:30 tunities. Free. For more informa- BGSU Employees - Macin- Prizes (10 a.m. - 3 p.m.) you're not a member yet, come p.m.) tion call Continuing Education, tosh (9 a.m. - Noon) Union Foyer. The First Word: Word I for by and sign up. Items on the 1104 Offenhauer W, BGSU. International & Summer Pro- BGSU. Leam the basic ins BGSU Employees - PC/Win- agenda include plans for the Learn new ways to relax, grams at 419/372-8181. and outs of this word process- Far East Merchandise Sale dows 95 (1 p.m. - 4 p.m.) Halloween Party, the Swim improve flexibility and strength- ing program. For more informa- (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) BGSU. Leam the basic ins Party and Homecoming. en muscles in this Hatha yoga What is Business Planning? tion, or to register, call Comput- Education Steps. and outs of this word process- Refreshments will be served. class. Class meets through Octo- (6 p.m. - 8 p.m.) er Training Centers Customer ing program. For more informa- ber 20. There is a fee. For more 2 College Park. 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W The BG News ^ Tk T Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & N ation 372-6966 ye on Clinton stresses world economy news □ Clinton attempts to Foreign Relations in New York. In an unusual move to coordi- turn attention away nate a policy message, finance piled from staff and wire reports from his pending ministers and central bank presi- dents of the world's seven rich- investigation toward est countries released a joint JONBENET RAMSEY the economy. statement within an hour of the Grand jury to convene Tuesday conclusion of Clinton's speech The Associated Press endorsing his major themes. BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — A grand jury will begin hearing evidence The Group of Seven statement in the JonBenet Ramsey murder investigation Tuesday, a Boulder WASHINGTON — President specifically said that "the balance councilman said. Clinton, struggling to regain his of risks in the world economy Boulder County District Attorney Alex Hunter said a month ago footing from the Monica Lewin- had shifted" and the major coun- he would present the 21-month-old case to a grand jury, which has sky affair, pledged Monday to tries would need to work togeth- the power to subpoena documents and force testimony from unwill- work with America's allies to er to deal with a financial crisis ing witnesses. deal with the "biggest financial that began a year ago in Thailand Hunter declined to say when the proceedings would take place, challenge facing the world in a and has now spread to Russia but Councilman Bob Greenlee said the panel will meet at the Boulder half-century." and is threatening to engulf County Justice Center beginning this week. The president said that with South America. Ramsey's family attorneys said Friday they were unaware the one-fourth of the globe currently Clinton's comments increased panel was set to convene. "We're not privy to any information about in recession, "the balance of risks hopes in U.S. financial markets the grand jury process at all," attorney Pat Furman said. has now shifted" from inflation, that Federal Reserve Chairman JonBenet, 6, was found beaten and strangled in the basement of the economic bugaboo of the Associated Press photo Alan Greenspan will soon reduce her family's Boulder home on Dec. 26, 19%. No arrests have been past three decades, to the need to U.S. interest rates. Greenspan made, although investigators have said her parents, John and Patsy contain a spreading economic raised that possibility himself on Ramsey, are under "an umbrella of suspicion." crisis coming out of Asia. when he said it was implausible President Clinton speaks about America's role in the global The Ramseys, who moved from Boulder to Atlanta, say they are "The industrial world's chief to believe that the United States economy at the Council on Foreign Policy In New York City, innocent. priority today plainly is to spur growth," Clinton said in an eco- could remain an "ocean of pros- Monday. While in New York, the President, the Vice President nomic address to the Council on perity" against a backdrop of and the First Lady will attend several Democratic Party ■ CAPTURED BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBaaH growing global recessions. fundraising events. Suspect in 27 bank robberies captured after profile on TV show GERRARDSTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — A man wanted for 27 bank rob- Sandusky considers, debates beries in Ohio and other states was arrested an hour after he was fea- tured on a television crime program, police said. FBI agents and West Virginia State Police captured John Dennis enforcing a daytime youth curfew Grubb, 53, at his trailer in Gerrardstown about 10 p.m. Saturday. A woman called the "America's Most Wanted" hot line minutes □ If the curfew is when they should be in class. ordinance hasn't been written nance to take everyone to jail. after the show aired, saying she recognized Grubb, said Howard Hay, The curfew for youths ages 6 and no timetable for voting on it Court intervention would be a an associate producer for the show who accompanied authorities on passed, it would be a to 17 would give police more exists. last step," acting Police Chief the arrest. crime to cut class and power to pick up students, The law wouldn't be in effect Robert Runner said. "But you He said she had information that was not included in the segment, including those who have been during the summer, when teen- want to make it more uncomfort- including the type of car Grubb drove. hang out at the mall expelled, during school hours agers are recruited to work at the able for them to be out of school Grubb is suspected of 27 bank robberies beginning in September than they currently have under Cedar Point amusement park than in school." 1996, said Peter Gulotta, a special agent for the FBI in Baltimore. He The Associated Press the state's truancy laws. and other tourist-related busi- The city already has a weekly said the last one occurred about two weeks ago, although he had no Richard Sulewski, school nesses. nighttime curfew for youths. other details. SANDUSKY, Ohio - City superintendent, proposed the It also wouldn't apply to City Law Director Donald Ics- Besides Ohio, the robberies were in Tennessee, Delaware, Pennsyl- officials are considering adoption curfew to city commissioners last youths who are home-schooled, man has been reviewing about 25 vania, South Carolina, New Mexico, Kentucky, Virginia, Delaware of a daytime curfew that would month as a way to reduce the city have been released early for daytime curfew laws in Ohio and and Maryland. He was also wanted in Ohio on a charge he violated make it a crime for students to school district's dropout rate, work, are with a parent or have a the nation, including the Cincin- parole from a bank robbery sentence. spend time on the streets, in which he said was the second written excuse from school. nati suburb of Norwood, Cleve- Grubb was being held at a West Virginia jail, said Special Agent malls or at any other public place highest in the state. A formal "We're not looking at an ordi- land and Lorain. Ray West of the state police.
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r it -tr tr -tr -ir -ir ir -ir T3T tr -fr *r -ir -tt -ir -ir -b ic -6 £ • All well drinks $1.00 • REPUBLICANS All domestic bottled beer $1.00 First Meeting is • All 16 oz. Draft $1.00 • • All shots $1.00 • Tonight 9 pm BA 110 WE ARE THE New Hours OFFICIAL VOICE Mon-sat 7pm till 2:30am OF THE REPUBLICAN POLITICS HERE AT BGSU K I Tuesday, September 15, 1998 The BG News page 5 NSE offers domestic exchange opportunities □ NSE gives chance to places as Colorado, Alaska, lent experience overall. I got to places over 3,500 students who spend a year abroad Hawaii or Puerto Rico. experience the western style of seek new experiences. NSE adds to the University living. I did a lot of growing out The Cooperative Education National Student National Student experience by virtually expand- there." Program will be holding its first Exchange Program ing the campus to the entire "It is a great program," De NSE session on September 18 at country. Andrea Jones said. "At South 2:30 p.m. in the State Room on Exchange Program offers endless opportu- "Students can literally get Carolina State, I met a lot of peo- the third floor of the Student nities; hands-on experience," Sue ple. I will be going down for Union. This will feature an Young, NSE director said. "It homecoming. South Carolina opportunity to speak with NSE Information Sessions BY MATT STEINER opens up the classroom. It's like State will be the most memorable alumni. For more information. The BG News a classroom without any walls. thing from my college experi- Sue Young can be contacted in Friday, September 18,1998 2:30 p.m. Everyone has places they They don't have to miss a beat ence." the Co-op Office at 419/372-2451. want to go and things they want toward graduation. They don't NSE began in the 1967-1968 The NSE web site can be Tuesday, October 20,1998 8:00 p.m. to do. In the college lifestyle, it have to pay out-of-state fees. academic year. At that time, it accessed at http://www.nse.org. Thursday, November 12,1998 4:00 p.m. can be hard to find the time and They can go to a part of the coun- had three campuses and seven From here, interested students Friday, December 11,1998 2:30 p.m. even harder to find the money to try that has always appealed to students participating. The pro- can research campuses or take a make these dreams happen. them." gram was founded to give stu- virtual tour. Tuesday, January 19,1998 8:00 p.m. National Student Exchange On average, 25 to 28 students dents exchange opportunities "I would have to struggle to Wednesday, February 3,1999 2:30 p.m. (NSE) offers an avenue that will from the University take advan- without going through the diffi- find something bad about the allow travel fantasies to become tage of this open classroom each culties related to studying program. Other than I had to reality. year. They seem to come away abroad: language, cost and acad- come home," Tiffany Meek said, NSE has over 140 member from the program with good emic compatibility, to name a a family and child studies major All sessions will be held in the universities in the United States experiences. few. who attended East Carolina and its territories. While earning Ryan Brechbill, a recreation NSE has grown substantially. State. "The friends that I made Student Union, on the third floor, credits that apply to University and tourism major who attented Since 1968, the program has are lifelong friends. It's an amaz- in the state room. degrees, students can spend up the University of Idaho for a placed more than 50,000 students ing-feeling to go somewhere that to one full year studying in such semester, said, "It was an excel- around the country. Each year, it you've never been before." UNITED WAY- HEATING MERCHANT Continued from page one. know about our store," Craft Continued from page one. pie to focus on the need to Continued from page one. down only after the new one is ready for the fair. Amy Craft Ahrens said. donate to worthy organizations. up and functioning, said Ahrens, daughter of the owner, A grand prize drawing phy, while the president of the Wright noted that students McArthur. Al Mannes, University of Tole- who also runs the gift store in including $200 worth of airfare losing university will have to probably shouldn't experience The smokestack that currently do's director of public informa- Ben Franklin, said that they are vouchers or $150 cash will be wear the jersey of the winning tion, said the spirit of the compe- much more disruption to roads towers over the Bowling Green bringing things that will benefit given away to the lucky person team. These events will take tition is commendable, but, and walking paths. Thirteen skyline will be replaced by three students. of the day. Drawings for other place during the half-time of the again, the real winner is the Rudolph-Libbe employees are smaller ones. She said that Ben Franklin gift certificates and merchandise BGSU-UT game on Oct. 17 at the United Way. currently working at the site, "The first 50 feet or so will store has a lot to offer for the stu- will increase the value of the Glass Bowl. with more workers due to arrive come down by hand," said He also said the University of dents. The store offers a lot of grand prizes to more than $750. This competition energizes Toledo hopes to win again and in the coming days. Wright. "The rest will be taken discounts for school organiza- Bowling Green Chamber of have Ribeau wear the Rockets The old plant will be torn down with a crane." the campuses and enables peo- tions. Charge accounts are also Commerce, BG News, Bowling available to fraternities and Green State University and the sororities. Downtown Business Association CLINTON- "This is an important oppor- are the Merchants' Fair sponsors tunity for us to let the students for this year. Continued from page one. major. something short of impeachment both refer to a public statement Peet pointed out, however, because "the public has other made by Congress that scolds the job, but not respect the per- that Clinton's encounters with things it would rather do now." the President for his actions. A son," Peet said. Lewinsky were not illegal. Justin Fiore, a graduate stu- censure may have a punishment Read Despite cries of impeachment The legal issues are perjury, dent in the creative writing handed out with the statement, and resignation, many believe obstruction of justice and abuse department, said, "If he is but the exact kind of punishment neither will become a reality. of power. Clinton was elected to impeached, I wouldn't disagree that could be issued is unclear. The BG News "I think there are more serious execute the laws, swore faithful- with it." "He got caught and now he issues to worry about than cheat- ly to uphold the laws, and then Censure and rebuke are two has to pay," said Sean Hull, ing on his wife," said Dana broke the laws, Peet said. other options Congress might sophomore computer science everyday! Madanski, freshman social work He also said Congress will do decide on. They are similar, and major. Dad wants to know why you haven't had your SENIOR PORTRAIT taken yet? to schedule a sitting. It only takes 15 minutes and you can charge the $6 fee to the Bursar (Thanhs Dad!) DONT BE LEFT OUT OF THE 1999 YEARBOOK! » page b The BG News Tuesday, September 15, 1998 c jm&* POLICY for the police blotter: The News win run without exception, all citations Issued by the city and campus compttdfrom staff report s POLICE BLOTTER police departments. Complaints from residents or students con- ■ NEW DIRECTOR a*aaa Today's city police blotter includes items from Friday, Saturday, New Director of Sunday and Monday cerning a police matter will not be identified by name. Any ques- governmental affairs appointed tions, please call the editor at 372-6966. Larry Weiss, University direc- A woman, in the 1600 Mock of Woostrr Si. tcr's home, Friday. The door was kicked in but his yard, Sunday tor of alumni affairs for the past reported she received harrassing letters from no other damage was found In the 300 block of Pike St, a man was A man. in the 100 block of Cnm St, report- her ex-boytriend. Fnday. advised to keep the noise down, Saturday. ed someone had broken into his car, Saturday. A Toledo man, in Lot 1. was warned lor *■- 21 years, has added another A man. at the comer of S. Main and Clough naring in public, Sunday assignment to his work schedule A warrant was issued for Carol A. McK- St. was warned for Improper lane usage. Fri- On the comer of N Wintergarden and W A man, in the 500 block of Pike St.. report- I — director of governmental ibben. a Delta resident, for check fraud, Friday day. Wooster St. an intoxicated female was running ed numerous scratches on his car, Saturday. In the 100 block of N Mam St. a man tnpd towards Wintergarden in her bra. Saturday to use a fake ID, Sunday affairs. On the comer of S College Dr. and F A woman, in the 600 block of Cedar St, In the 1000 block of Fairview Ave, a man was seen throwing a bicycle into a dumpster Wooster St. Andrew P Ambos was cited for reported that her mailbox was destroyed. Fri- Allyn L Pinsker, in the 500 block of Ridge On N Main and W Court St, a man wta With the state capital bill and failing lo slop for a red light, Friday day. and taking another one back out. Saturday. St, was cited for underage possession. Satur- going the wrong way through the bamcadr*. the biennial budget on the leg- day. islative agenda this fiscal year, Jennifer L. Williams was cited for illegal Paul D. Spencer was cited for illegal speed On Pearl and S. Church St. Lottie Kern was Sunday speed in the 600 block of W Wooster St, Friday. at the comer of Clough St and Mercer Rd, Fn- Paralea L Dewyer, in the 800 block of Fifth cited for for destruction of property. Saturday Weiss said he will be spending day. Si. ml cited for open container and underage A man. in the 300 block of E. Merry St. more than half of his time in In the 1500 block of dough Si, a woman consumption, Saturday. In the 100 block of N. Mam St, Gene Allen reported a loud party in an apartment next to him. Sunday. Columbus lobbying on behalf of reported she received 10 harrassing phone In the 1000 block of Clough St a man Kelley was arrested for voyeunsm, Saturday calls. Friday. reported care were speeding down the one way A man. in the the 300 block of Colony Ln, the University. alley between Clough and Wooster and reported his stereo being stolen, Saturday In the 100 block of N Main St, a female In the 100 block of N Main St. an alfrica He will be working with other At the conVr of Frazee Ave and N Enter- requested extra patrol. Friday broke a glass display estimating $3420, Satur- rmn uccured between a bouncer and a rruSV. prise Rd, a towing company attempted to tow In the 200 block of N. Enterprise St. a man day Sunday state university lobbyists to pre- a car but several people prevented. Officers In the 200 block of Napok-on Rd.. a woman was advised to keep the musK down, Saturday serve and increase higher educa- spoke with the car's owner and a settlement reported there was pounding coming from one On the comer of Mercer and Ridge St, On the comer of N. Church and W. Woost- was reached between the company and car's of the apartments. Friday. Amy S Mdler, in the 300 block of E Merry Dawn M Banner was cited for illegal speed, er St. Ryan S Cudlip was cited for loud music tion's budget allocations when owner, Friday. St. was arrested for domestic violence. Satur Saturday coming from his vehicle. Sunday legislators begin debating the A man, in the 500 block of Napoleon Rd, day state's expenditures for colleges A bus driver, on the comer of N. Christo- reported picketers were in the middle of the An intoxicated man, in the 1000 block of On N Main and W Wooster St, Anass M pher St. and Bnm Rd., reported a car had road and he almost hit one of them. Friday Two bouncers, in the 100 block of N Main Fairview Ave. was trespassing, Saturday passed his bus while all of his red lights were Chraibi was cited for expired registration. Sun- and universities for the 1999- St. were found assaulting an intoxicated man, day. 2000 and 2000-01 fiscal years. activated for traffic to stop, Friday In the 700 block of Third St.. a man report- Saturday. On E Poe and N Prospect St, Sue M. Bar- ed that another man wouldn't return lus house ton was cited for illegal speed. Saturday In addition to the budget and A woman was warned to watch her speed key, Friday. In the 400 block of S Summit St. people In the 100 block of Bowling Green Rd. a were seen in a pool trespassing, Sunday capital bills, Weiss will review all at the comer of Parker and Vine St, Friday. dead deer was found to be scattered about 1-75, On Clough and S Main St, a girl was trans- A woman, in the 200 block of N Main St, Saturday. ported to the hospital for a broken arm, Satur- proposed legislation to deter- At the comer of Meeker St and W. Wooster reported her backpack was stolen, Fnday. day In the 100 block of N Main St, a man was mine its impact, if any, on higher St., a woman was warned for failing to yield warned for urinating in public, Sunday A woman, in the 200 block of Troup St. In the 1400 block of E Wooster St, a bus the right of way, Friday. An anonymous caller reported loud music reported students toilet papering her residence, education and the University. backed into a car, but no damage was done, coming from the 200 block of E Poe Rd Friday Saturday. In the 100 block of Ada St, a man was A dark tan men's wallet with an ID and Saturday. found in possession of a firearm, Sunday photos but no cash was found, Friday. In the 300 block of Palmer Ave. a woman ■ AWARD assssssssssssassi On Ihe comer of E. Merry and N Summit In the 1000 block of Boone St, a man acci- reported her car was vandalized and a nail was St. a man tried to chase away a man who was In the 300 Wock of Campbell Hill, an amoii- Nicole E. Ford was cited for illegal speed at stuck through her tire. Friday dentally hit the autodial button for 911, Satur- Professor receives trying to tear down a stop sign, Saturday lance was requested for someone lying on the the comer of Parker and Vine St., Friday day ground, Sunday. A local club reported that a disorderly cus- prestige award On E. Wooster and the railroad tracks, a On Ridge St, someone has placed an A woman, at the comer of Campbell Hill tomer refused to leave. Friday Police escorted In the 1500 block of E. Wooster St. a bath- Wallace DePue, a University and Clough St., was warned for fading to stop him home. man pulled down the railroad gate, breaking a or»nge barrel on the tracks. Saturday. at a stop sign, Fnday car's windshield, Saturday room was reported vandalized. Sunday professor emeritus of music, has Bryan J. Hayes was cited for attempting to In the 300 block of |ohn St, a woman received the $500 American Soci- At the comer of Peart and S Maple Ave, a use someon else's ID to gain entrance to a bar. In the 500 block of W Gypsy Ln, an acci- reported loud music coming from the festival, In the 800 block of Eighth St, a woman man was warned for speed, Friday. Fnday dental 911 call was reported, Saturday. Saturday reported people throwing beer bottles in the ety of Composers, Authors and street, Sunday. Publishers Award. Jamie M. Stuard was cited tor dnving A man, in the 100 block of S Main St. was A woman, in the 200 block of N Main St. In the 400 block of N Enterprise St, David An U-time ASCAP award under suspension in Lot 1, Friday. warned for possessing an open container. Fri- was passed out on a toilet. Saturday. A Rice and Brian G Singer were cited for In the 100 block of State St. a man reported day underage possession of alcohol, and Daniel E unwanted subjects in his apartment, Sunday. winner, DePue received his bach- In the 300 block of Derby, a suspicious man A man, in the 100 block of S Main St, was Lauer was cited for furnishing alcohol lo elor's degree in music education knocked on several doors claiming to be a gas In the 600 block of Haskins St, a woman found sleeping by a bank, Saturday minors and for disorderly conduct, Saturday. A female, in the 500 block of N. Wintergar- man, Fnday. reported a lot of noiae coming from nearby. Fn- den St. reported her mailbox ruined, Sunday, and music composition from day. In the 400 block of E Court St, residents On Clough St and ManviUe Rd. Joel W were advised to clean up their yard, Saturday Capital University. He later Craig D. Ruhe. at the comer of Frazee Ave Memmer was cited for not having a seat belt In the 100 block of E Court St, a table was and N Enterprise Rd , was died for failing to In the 1100 block of Mourning Dove, a on, Saturday stolen, Sunday. earned a masters of art degree wear a MC helmet, Friday woman reported loud music. Fnday. In the 100 block of S Enterprise St, a woman reported a rock had been thrown A man, in the 1000 block of Klotz St, was from Ohio State University and a A woman, in the 500 block of W Gypsy Ln , A woman, in the 300 block of E Merry St, through her window, Saturday advised to keep the music down, Saturday. doctorate in music composition At the comer of Conneaut Rd. and N reported her television was on fire, Sunday Grove St, a man was warned for speed, Friday. reported a group of disruptive Individuals and theory from Michigan State walking down the street, Fnday A woman, in the 300 block of Colony Ln, A man, in the 900 block rf E Wooster St, In the 600 block of ManviUe Rd, a man was reported her son's bicycle was stolen, Saturday was given thirty minutes to shut down a party, ln the 900 block of W Wooster St, a woman University. DePue joined the reported a sexual assault, Sunday warned for expired registration, Friday In the 200 block of N Main St.. an intoxi- Saturday University faculty in 1966 and In the 1500 block of E Wooster St, a retired earlier this year. In the 500 block of W. Gypsy Lane, a man cated female was found jumping on cars. Fn- woman reported seeing a car full of intoxicated In the 100 block of W Merry St., a man ln the 400 block of Frazee Ave, the back tire reported that someone broke into his daugh- day males dnve off. Saturday reported students kicking out the front lights in of a bicycle was stolen, Sunday Looking for a way to get involved? Want to impress your CHEERLEADING future employer? Represent B.G.S.U. unjoin the BG News as a Tour Guide!!! TRYOUTS! Applications will be available in 110 McFall from September 10th through September 18th. If you have any questions, call 372-9866. 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September 14. 1998 XBfcr r\ K I Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports ft 372-2602 '"'^^^k.W BG ready for home game □ The Falcons are at Since then, they've lost in games en Grizzlies. On Monday, Van De against Austin Peay, Indiana Walle said this would be the home against Oakland State, Eastern Michigan and Cen- focus of practice. University tonight. tral Michigan. "We will spend time today Renee Williams, Andrea working on our floor defense Cothran and Cheyann Robinson and our blocking," Van De Walle By MATT STEINER are among the bright spots on said. "We're kind of going back The BG News Oakland's squad. Robinson, a to the drawing board. We will Oakland freshman, leads the team with 71 put forth a solid group effort The Falcons have flown home. kills. Cothran is the setter for the (against Oakland)." After two weeks on the road, 7 p.m. tonight Grizzlies. She has 192 set assists If the Falcons can improve in the Bowling Green volleyball at Anderson and 16 kills this season. Williams, the blocking department, Lori team returns to Anderson Arena. Arena a senior, has added 42 kills of her Kemerer and Krista Davis will Tonight, the Falcons play the own. probably be leading the way. Golden Grizzlies of Oakland Last season in Division II play, Kemerer leads the team in blocks Game time is 7 p.m. ' The Falcons are com- Oakland went 34-6 overall. They with 11 solo and 19 assists. Davis The Falcons (5-3) will have a ing off a 1-2 record over a were ineligible for any confer- great opportunity to rebound ence or tournament play due to is close behind with 5 solo and 17 weekend tournament at from a 1-2 showing at the All their transition to Division I. assists. Sport Challenge over the week- the Michigan Invitation- This will be the second meet- After doing battle with Oak- end. al. ing between BG and Oakland. In land, the Falcons will head to "We will be ready," BG coach zlies are members of the Mid- their previous meeting, the Fal- Virginia this weekend for the Denise Van De Walle said. "I Continent Conference. They are cons beat the Grizzlies at the Days Inn/James Madison Uni- think this weekend was a bit of a 1-4 to start the year. The Golden EMU Invitational in 1981. versity Classic. The following wake-up call for us." Grizzlies downed Virginia Com- Defense hurt BG against week, BG begins the all impor- Oakland is in its first season in monwealth in it's first game. Michigan and North Carolina. It tant Mid-American Conference Division I competition. The Griz- will be the key against the Gold- season traveling to Toled a. Falcons CC upset rival Ohio □ The Falcons upend- two team captains. The other BG torious at a home meet over the "It was important for us to runners had to step up in order past four years. The team was ed Ohio Saturday in beat OU and establish ourselves to win. determined to end the streak. in the conference," Fitzpatrick their first home meet. "I am very pleased with how Ohio's Ben Myers took first said. "We can only get better as the team fared today," said Ster- place with an impressive time of we run as a tighter pack." ling Martin, the first-year men's 26:13. But while Ohio had the cross country coach. "We got out top finisher, the Falcons ran in a Overall, the Falcons opened By KEVIN GUTEKUNST and competed. I would like to tight pack, led by junior Dan doors to potential they did not The BG News see us run more as a pack in the Flaute. "(For) The first meet, you know they had. BG is confident races to follow. We have estab- like to start off well and we did they can compete with anybody The Bowling Green men's lished ourselves as a team that just that," Flaute said. "We have cross country squad started their in the conference. the rest of the MAC will be the potential to improve more as "One of our team goals is to season off on the right foot. forced to take seriously." the season progresses. We have a surprise everyone and hopefully The Falcons had a convincing If going up against a formida- deeper team than many of our victory over Mid-American Con- ble foe and conference rival was- opponents." win the MAC Championship on ference rival Ohio 25-36. n't enough, there were other fac- BG senior Sam Fitzpatrick our home course," Flaute said. The victory was impressive tors to get the team motivated. added the importance of the vic- "We are now one step closer to because BG was without their Bowling Green had not been vic- tory. achieving that goal." Loss of Sabri results in loss to UM □ A depleted Falcon ond. with times of 18:21 and 18:38. "Today's meet would have Nationally-ranked Michigan Thompson has made a huge been very close if Hanane Sabri team lost to nationally- scored 25 points giving them the improvement from last year's would have been here," Price ranked Michigan and victory in this weekend's freshman season. In the same said. Ohio. women's cross country meet in meet last year, she finished with BG was running short-handed BG. OU edged the Falcons 51-52 a time of 1909. She cut nearly but still raced competitively with points to finish se'eond. two minutes off her time from OU and Michigan. It is still early By MARK WIESE "I am disappointed to see OU last year while trying to keep in the season and the Falcons are beat us this weekend," said BG pace with Ohio standout lackie still improving. The BG News Coaeii Steve Price. Conrad. "We ran scattered and it will Pbolo Provided Tough competition and a loss Michigan scored half as many "I was really happy," Thomp- take time for us to come together • of two key runners hamperd BG points as BG and OU did. Katie son said. "It was a shock to me. I and run as a team," Licht-Ord-' kiwling Green Juniors Heather Greig and Melissa Lewis warm Saturday. McGregor finished first, leading just came in the same way (as way said. up (or a match. The Falcons have started the season 5-3, but Michigan and Ohio came into Michigan to victory with a time usual). I'm happy that I'm able to With Sabri being back this ' don't open Mid-American Conference competition until town this weekend. Michigan of 17:22. contribute to the team." week and Thompson and Licht- Sept 23 when BG plays rival Toledo. The Falcons are hosting BG did have bright spots with The Falcons were two runners Ordway running strong BG Its seconri home match against Oakland today at 7 p.m. This showed why they are currently ranked fifth in the country. Teh Christine Thompson finishing short as junior Hanane Sabri should be a top contender in this Weekend BG travels to Harrisonburg, Virgana for the James upcoming meet, the Mel Brodt Madison Days Inn Classic. Wolverines had four out of the fourth with a time of 18:03. Also, competed in Italy and senior Jes- first sue women cross the finish Wendy Licht-Ordway and Laura sica LaFene was out with an Invitational. BG hits the course at line first, including first and sec- Deneau finished in the top 10, injury. 10:30 a.m. Saturday. IOC wants andro supplement banned from all sports Q The International home run last week to break considered anything the FDA Schamasch said he also will Roger Maris' record, has "The scary part is we don't know what it regulates. I don't want kids to be meet with officials of other U.S. Olympic Committee acknowledged that he has used does to you. It's not regulated. It's not taking this stuff, or adults. We professional sports, including plans to lobby Major the performance-enhancing sup- considered anything the FDA regulates." don't know how people react to the NBA, NFL and NHL, to it." plement androstenedione for the encourage them to follow the League Baseball to ban past year. androstenedione. Anita DeFrantz Under IOC rules, McGwire IOC's drug rules. Andro, as it is popularly would be considered a drug IOC vice president DeFrantz noted that IOC pres- ' The Associated Press known, was added to the IOC's cheat and kicked out of the banned list last year under the hard you still have to work. Olympics if he tested positive for ident Juan Antonio Samaranch SEOUL, South Korea — The was perfectly safe and legal and category of anabolic androgenic used by many other major lea- andro at the games. has criticized U.S. professional tOC plans to lobby baseball and steroids. "We never see people training, other professional sports in the guers. we see them competing. I hope "I think the message is leagues for not doing enough to United States to conform with Androstenedione is classified IOC officials, gathered in Mr. McGwire will talk about the wrong," said Jacques Rogge, vice crack down on steroids and other the Olympics' drug policy, as a "precursor" to testosterone, Seoul for executive board meet- hours he spends in the weight president of the IOC medical performance-enhancing drugs. including a ban on the muscle- the male hormone. The product training rooms as well as perfect- commission. "I think every sport, ings, said the use of andro She said pro sports are con- building compound used by is converted to testosterone in should be prohibited in all ing his skills on the field of play. whether professional or amateur, slugger Mark McGwire. the body, helping build muscle sports. Just taking pills doesn't make a should make rules that stop ath- cerned primarily with entertain- mass and speed recovery from superb athlete. It's the other letes from taking doping agents. ment while in the Olympics, ath- International Olympic Com- workouts. Anita DeFrantz, who as IOC work." It's a matter of the credibility and letes take an oath to compete mittee medical director Patrick vice president is the highest- image of the sport." with integrity. Schamasch confirmed Monday While andro also is banned by ranking American in the Since news of McGwire's use that he would meet with Major the NCAA, the NFL and many of andro became public, sales of Schamasch expressed confi- Olympic movement, said she "I don't think (pro athletes) do League Baseball officials to international federations, it is not the supplement reportedly have dence that baseball eventually was worried about the moral that," DeFrantz said. "The mis- encourage them to adopt the prohibited by Major League example set by McGwire. soared in the United States. will ban androstenedione. Baseball. sion is to entertain. It's a set of JOC's list of banned substances. DeFrantz is concerned about "I care about kids," she said. "Baseball didn't say you are ethical issues people in profes- "I don't want to focus on one Androstenedione is sold over the long-term health effects of allowed to take it," he said. "It is "In my working life, I serve sional sports in the U.S. need to substance, but I will say, 'Let's the counter in the United States youth through sports. I worry andro. not prohibited, but they they as a dietary supplement. address. They need to consider harmonize the list,' " Schamasch children will think, 'OK, here's "The scary part is we don't never said it is allowed. I'm sure said. McGwire has denied doing how you break all the records.' know what it does to you," she baseball will move toward our what they're asking of their ath- McGwire, who hit his 62nd anything wrong, saying andro What they don't know is how said. "It's not regulated. It's not direction. It takes time." letes." I page 8 The BG News Thursday, September 10, 1998 Cincy relieved 1 ^t*^ □ The Bengals are now and then. But there's a cer- control with 7:24 left. tain saying Al Davis used to The defense then let the Lions happy with their first have: win ugly." drive 75 yards for a tying touch- win over the Lions. For the most part, the Bengals down. haven't won at all in September. After Scott Mitchell threw an Heading to Sunday's game in interception, Pelfrey's attempt at The Associated Press Pontiac, Mich., they were 5-23 in a 48-yarder to win the game in September since 1991, the main the closing seconds was blocked. CINCINNATI Lucky? reason their October, November To that point, it was so typical • Absolutely. The Cincinnati Ben- and December is usually mean- of the Bengals in September. And gals readily admit that good for- ingless. when the Lions got the kickoff in tune played a big role in their After an opening 23-14 loss to overtime and started driving, it ■ first win. Tennessee on their home field, looked like they were finished. Relieved? Better believe it. P~^_^L1 _. the Bengals were staring at But Mitchell threw a third- *■■■ ^^' Although they weren't happy another quick technical knockout down pass right to Corey Sawyer yr ' ^ 1 with how they played Sunday in ~1 y' ^ gjaf^l if they lost in Detroit. And they — receiver Johnnie Morton kept ■ a 34-28 victory over the Detroit ism did an awful lot of things that going — and the comerback ran ■ll Lions in overtime, they were could have lost it: it back 58 yards for the winning thankful that they managed to — Barry Sanders tore up the touchdown. pull back from the brink of defense for 185 yards on 26 car- A day later, the joy had another oh-so-Bengal-like loss. ries and turned a short pass into cooled. The Bengals (1-1) spent "We have not had a win like a 44-yard play. the day going over their mis- that in a long time," running — Doug Pelfrey missed a 35- takes, counting their blessings AHOctted Press photo back Eric Bieniemy said Monday. yard field goal attempt that and looking ahead to playing "It wasn't a perfect win — all of would have put the Bengals in Green Bay at home next Sunday. the X's and O's don't fit every Cincinnati comerback Corey intercepts a pass in overtime to give his team a 34-28 win. Big Ten dominates non-conference opponents □ The Big Ten is beat Houston 14-7 and Indiana and was down 42-3 at halftime. er said. "We wanted to jump on twice as long. Perm State coach Joe Patemo them early." happy with the first scored a 45-30 season-opening "From a psychological stand- But Purdue beat the clock to chalked up win No. 300 with his victory over Western Michigan. point the players needed to Illinois depended on the squeak by as Rice failed on a 2- team's victory over Bowling two weeks of the col- On the other side of the score- believe in themselves and play speed of Rocky Harvey and point conversion late in the Green. lege football season. card, a record-breaking college with a physical tenacity for 60 Steve Havard, who combined for go;lie. Drew Brees passed for 250 "I'm so overwhelmed, I really football crowd of 111,012 could- minutes," said Michigan State 390 yards and five touchdowns, yards and two touchdowns to can't tell you how welled up I am n't cheer No. 13 Michigan to a coach Nick Saban. "Even though to break the team's long dry lead Purdue to victory. with the memories," Patemo, a win. No. 19 Syracuse beat the we didn't do it for 60 minutes spell. 48-year Perm State veteran, said The Associated Press Ron Dayne returned from the Wolverines 38-28 at Michigan and it was a little sloppy at the after becoming the sixth coach in The victory didn't come easily. sidelines to help out Wisconsin, Stadium. end, I was pleased with that." NCAA history to win 300 games. Michigan State's stunning win The Illini turned the ball over on rushing for three touchdowns as over No. 10 Notre Dame topped three of its first four possessions, Northwestern suffered a 44-10 Ohio State also scored early the 17th-ranked Badgers shamed Cordell Mitchell ran 77 yards off a successful weekend for Big loss to Duke, and Iowa lost its and often to keep Toledo in helping the Blue Raiders score 20 Ohio. for a touchdown on Perm State's Ten teams. intrastate battle with Iowa State check, turning in 21 first-quarter points in the game's first eight first play, Bruce Branch followed Dayne, who rushed 20 times Top-rated Ohio State whipped 27-9. points on drives that took just 4 minutes. 83 seconds later with a 73-yard turnover-prone Toledo 49-0 on The previously winless Michi- 1/2 minutes. Illinois came back and over- for 111 yards, needs 33 yards next punt return for a score and the Saturday, while Illinois snapped gan State surprised the Fighting Michael Wiley ran for a career- took Middle Tennessee in the week to become Wisconsin's all- Nittany Lions coasted. time leading rusher. He sat our an 18-game losing streak with a Irish mostly on the strength of high 151 yards and two touch- second half, tallying their first Redshirt freshman Antwaan the season opener with a 48-20 victory over Middle Ten- quarterback Bill Burke, who downs, helping the Buckeyes win since Oct. 5, 19%. Randle El proved his worth as sprained right ankle. nessee. threw three first-half touchdown pile up a 371-32 edge in yards On paper, Rice should have Indiana's newest quarterback as Meanwhile, Purdue held off passes to give the Spartans a and 16-1 in first downs by half- come out with a win against Pur- "You really need about nine he passed for three touchdowns, Rice 21-19, Wisconsin whipped momentum they would never time. due. The Owls outrushed the guys in the box to try to slow that ran for three others and set an Ohio 45-0, Perm State glided by lose. "I would have scripted it like Boilermakers 321 yards to 82 big guy down," Ohio coach Jim Indiana record for total offense in Bowling Green 48-3, Minnesota Notre Dame fell behind early that," Buckeye coach John Coop- yards and controlled the ball Grobe lamented of Dayne. his team's season opener. BECOME A PIECES A leadership Development Progrom for Student Organizations OFFICERS & ADVISORS EPTION/ROUNDTABLE Wednesday, September# V *\O,, 6:00 pm - &D0 mpm Y^V V Com nitv Suite, 5 tudent Union \Q An opportunity forBGSU>r>j}GS! Student Organization officers and advisors to came together and discuss issues for the year. •£ Sponsored by Please RSVP to the Officefice of Student LifeLil \ V \ V!x^the Office0f of Student Life *% by Tuesday, September 1nST ^ \ •vision of Student Affairs\%<**4 AJ? ^L t ! > I ' A i Tuesday, September 15, 1998 The BG News Page 9 0 RANSACTIONS KirJihlU'tfi BASFHA1 I. Scott Reid special assistants to the general man- American Leagu* National league SL Sff< !ne American l-rague ager BOSTON RKD SOX—Activated 2B Lou MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Recalled LHP East Division Merloni (mm rht ftOday disabled list Movtd Greg Mullins, OF Creg Martinez, C Brian East Division compiled from wire sources W L Pet. CB RHP Rich C ,arc^ Irom Uy 15- lo the MMay dis- Banks and INF Ron Belliard from Louisville of W L Pel. CB abled list. Signed RHP Bret Saberharrn to a the International League. Atlanta 95 55 tag — »-Netv York 103 44 701 three-year contract. NEW YORK METS—Activated C Todd - New York 83 67 553 12 £ TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Recalled INIF Hundley from the IS-day disabled list Boston B3 64 564 20 70 79 .470 24 1/2 ■ MLB Tomas Perez from Syracuse of the International FOOTBAll Philadelphia Thome to return League Purchased the contracts of OF Patrick National Football League Toronto XI 68 S44 23 Montreal 59 91 193 36 Lennon and RHP Shannon Withem from Syra- NEW YORK JETS—Signed P Brian Hansen Balhmore 76 72 514 27 1/2 Florida 49 101 327 46 BUFFALO, NY. (AP) — Even cuse. Released PNkk Gallery Central Division N.itional league HOCKEY Tampa Bay SI 89 395 45 Jim Thome admits his five-week W Pet. CB < H» AGO I UBS-Acquired LHP Chns National Hockey League Central Division I absence from the Indians' lineup Haney from the Kansas City Royals for cash. CALGARY FLAMES—Named Jamie His- y-Houston 96 54 .640 - W L Pet. CB may have been a blessing. It gave FLORIDA MARLINS—Re-signed assistant lop assistant coach Chicago 84 66 560 12 general manager Frank Wren and player devel- FLORIDA PANTHERS—Signed RW Radek Cleveland 81 66 551 — St Louis 73 76 .490 22 1/2 Richie Sexson a chance. opment director John Boles to Vyear contracts, Dvorak, C Steve Washbum and C Chn<. WeOi Chicago 70 78 473 11 1/2 Thome was hitting .303 with 29 promoted Latin Amencan director Al Avila to LOS ANGELES KINGS-Signed LW Steve Milwaukee 70 80 467 26 scouting director; named Omn Freeman and McKenna to a one-year contract. Kansas City 67 mi .456 14 Cincinnati 69 81 460 27 homers and 82 RBIs in 111 games Minnesota 65 S3 439 161/2 IHIatllllgll 67 81 453 28 until a Wilson Alvarez pitch broke West Division Dsttoll 57 92 .383 25 his h.ind Aug. 7. OSU hopes big hits continue W L Pet. CB West Division "I think it may have been the *-San Lhego 94 56 627 - The Associated Press right time." W L Pet. GB best thing for the team," Thome San Francisco 80 69 537 13 1/2 Now Jones is back — and so is Anaheim HO 68 541 said Monday, before playing for COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio - Los Angeles 76 74 507 18 Katzenmoyer — as the teams col- Texas 79 ..i 534 1 Colorado 72 79 477 22 1/2 the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons. State coach John Cooper is wor- lide Saturday in Ohio Stadium. Oakland 69 79 466 11 Arizona 59 91 393 35 "Richie and I talk about that all the ried about how his 11 guys on defense can shut down No. 21 Katzenmoyer came across the Senile 67 80 .456 12 1/2 time. I tell him that it's for the best > ihn.hed division title and that I'll come back and then Missouri's option attack on Sat- field and intersected and almost y-clinched playoH berth x-clinched division mle we'll both be in the lineup doing urday. dissected Jones near the line of Tuesday's Games Tuesday's Games what we do best." Katzenmoyer's jarring hit on scrimmage. Jones' head snapped Pittsburgh (Leiber 8-13 and Suva 6-4) at St I mm (Osbome 4-3 and Thome figures he'll play a few Missouri quarterback Corby back as he flew backwards, his Seattle (Abbott 1-0) M Minnesota (Rodnjxue/ 4-5). 1:15 p.m. Aybar 4-6). 2.6 10 p m. CHcago White Sox (Sirotka 12-14) at Detroit (C.reisinger 5-S). 705 NY Mets (Reynoso 7-1 and Letter 155) at Houston (Elarton 1-1 and games with the Indians as the Jones in the second quarter chinstrap whipping up into his flipped the game's momentum Toronto (rienlgen 12-ll)at Cleveland (Colon 1.V8), 7.05p.m. Hampton 11-6), 2, 6 35 p m. designated hitter, then move eyes, while Katzenmoyer Florida (Medina 1-4) al Montreal (Thurman 3-4), 7 05 p m upside down as the Buckeyes Anaheim (Judcn 1-2) at Tampa Bay (Arro(o 13-12). 705 pm back to first base. Cleveland wrapped him up and slam- Milwaukee (Karl 9-9) at Cincinnati (Reyes 3-5), 705 pm rolled 31-10 last fall feus (Burkett 7-13) at Balhmore (I'onson 7-8). 705 pm. manager Mike Hargrove is dunked him to the ground. Philadelphia (Green 6 10) al Atlanta (Millwood 158). 740 p as, "I just smeared him," the line- Boston (Wakeneld l^t) at N Y Yankee* (Jerzembeck 0-0), 7 35 p m expected to give Sexson time at San Francisco (Rueter 159) at Arizona (Telemaco 6-9). 10 OS p m backer said after that game. "I Jones played the whole game Oakland (Rogers 14 7) M KsMIM Citv (Rapp 11-12). 805 p.m. Colorado (Kile 11-16) at Los Angeles (Park 13-8), 1005 p m DH, left field and first base. was just in the right place at the but ended up going in for X-rays. Chicago Cubs (Tapani 18-7) at San Diego (Brown 18-6). 10-05 pm Come to the GOSPEL CHOIR'S SKYDIVE NOW Only 10 mm. from campus at SUB LEASER NEEDED $2000 Tuition Reimbursement FIRST MEETING!!! SKYDIVE BG. Student A group discounts. SPRING BREAK PLAN NOW Quiet Efficiency United Parcel Service Wednesday, September 18,1998 @ 800pm VISA A MC accepted 352-5200. 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Don't One week is all it takes Thursday's at KAMIKAZES Possibility of working 2 1/2 hours now available in the UAO office. 330 Student be left out of the Historic 1999 Key Yearbook. Menl Menl NO gimmicks. NO tricks. Dimers from 7-9 pm and getting paid for 3> Umon and are due Sept. 16.1998 by 12 noon Are you interested m becoming a Presenter to NO obligation. Call for Dollar pitchers all night long 354-8602 "Pain* the Town...Orange and Brown" WANT TO TRAVEL 4 GET BGSU CREDIT? other men on the issues of Sexual Assault & information today. Prevention? If so. contact Barbara Hoffman, 354-8703 Attend one of over 140 colleges n the U.S. 1-800 9320528x65 372-2120 for further information Deadline AUDIT IONS! without paying out-of-state tuition' Go for the Tuesday's at KAMIKAZE'S www ocmconcepts com Sept 15 swing coming. Relationships on tail or the academic year I Credits transfer) The Road-lmnforf Great experience! See the country i Hawaii) A- Now open Campus World Travel! 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David Emsthausen DVM • Tapestries The Answer Factory REGISTER TO WIN e stickers ItKBGKtWI e Posters BGTaxi GREAT PRIZES: • 200+ Tees • Ecuadorian Sweaters Barneys Convenience Marts • wool Gloves and Slippers Ben Franklin Beverly Healthcare-Community Nursing Home •Grand Prize: $200 in 445 E. Wooster Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Northwestern Ohio Airfare vouchers (At the railroad tracks) Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce or $150 cash Mon-Sat11-9 Sun 12-6 Bowling Green Convention and Visitors Bureau Courtesy: Holiday Travel Center 354-0176 Bowling Green Jaycees Bowling Green Manor and the Bowling Green Bowling Green Pregnancy Center Chamber of Commerce B*B Campus Pagliai's/Pagliai's Pizza Truck and Auto Repair Children's Resource Center •$50 Gift Certificate Church of the Nazarene Courtesy: Krogtrs 10% Discount Collegiate Connection w/ Student ID Columbia Gas of Ohio. Inc. •Downtown night-out •Oil Change $19.99" ComprehetiMU' I'suh Services Inc. Package (Movie Tickets, "most vehicles Cosmos Coffeehouse • Low Shop Rates Crossroads Banquet Center Taxi Vouchers, and • Engine Service DACOR Computer Systems $30 BG Bucks) • Transmission Work Downtown Business Association Courtesy DBA and BO Taxi • Brakes Falcon House Sporting Goods and Campus Outfitters 13040 Bishop fla BSB Farmers Insurance Group Hubbell Ins. Agency : Gieen. OH • ! • $50 Cash 353-252* •..hop Fast Company > l^ Free Towing it we ltd Fifth Third Bank of SW OH NA Courtesy: Staffmark do the job* Food Town atnnio Ml SlCVICfciwrie BGSU For Keeps • Boombox The French Knot Courtesy: Renhill Staffing lllxss City Federal Credit I'nion Ground Zero Comics Newkwc Realty Rentals Hnliiluv Travel Center • Woodland Mall $25 * IMrmFRQ i iAMIIAI. International Heritage lac. 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