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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BG News |nostly Speaker focuses on Coolidge's presidency loudy political science honorary, Coolidge going on in the histori- ket crashed in October 1929. By VINCE GUERRIERI received his doctorate from Yale cal and political community," "Coolidge was clever to get The BG News University. Swanson said. out when he did," said political He has written books on pres- Coolidge was the president science professor Dennis Ander- |iigh: 34 Presidential scholar Roberl idents Woodrow Wilson, number 30, serving from 1923 to son. Ferrell will speak at the Universi- >w: 23 Franklin Roosevelt, Dwight D. 1929. He became president upon Anderson, who plans to ty today about the topic of his Eisenhower and Warren Hard- the death of Warren Harding, attend the lecture, said Coolidge latest book. ing. Ferrell has also written eight and was elected in 1924. was also noted for his dry wit Ferrell, a 1946 graduate of the books on Harry Truman. A Republican, Coolidge is and odd habits. University and a professor emer- Kory Swanson, director of the noted for a conservative admin- "He's the source of good anec- itus at Indiana University, will Social Philosophy and Policy istration with little government dotes," Anderson said. [Columnist Jeff Gill lecture on "The Presidency of Center, which sponsored the intervention. He once said, "the Anderson cited the story ■knows suffering too. Calvin Coolidge" in 301 Sh.\tzel event, said Coolidge got an business of America is business." where a woman told Coolidge Hall at 3 p.m. undeserved bad reputation Coolidge didn't seek re-elec- she made a bet with friends that Ferrell, who was a charter which is only now starting to tion in 1928. His successor, Her- she could get him to say more member of the University's change. than two words. bert Hoover, was in office just a Speaker Robert Ferrell I Cultural diversity is not chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the "There is a reassessment of short time before the stock mar- "You lose," Coolidge replied. an easily defined I problem. Meijer scheduled to open in Spring Professor id and nation 4 examines Icalvin Klein children's Problems with council hamper original plans Beth Isaacs, property manag- Mayor Wes Hoffman. "All we Joan Gorden, executive direc- [ads create mixed By MIKE WENDLING changing | feelings. er for the Woodland Mall, noted can do is speculate. Some have tor of the Bowling Green Cham- The BG News that mall stores may be affected said that the store will begin to ber of Commerce, said that eco- With the Bowling Green Mei- by that crunch. draw business away from major nomic competition brought by childhood ertainment 7 jer outlet built and set to open "We have low unemploy- stores and grocery stores, but Meijer would be good for the soon, local business and civic ment in the area," she said. the extent to which this occurs entire citv. By KIM WILFONG "Our merchants have difficulty can't be predicted." "I don't want Meijer to hurl Well-established writer leaders are speculating on how The BG News the store will impact the local in finding employees already — Eurlene Kilpatrick, chair- local businesses," said Gordon Stephen Dunn visits economy. there's already a labor short- woman of the Downtown Busi- "I want all businesses to be suc- In the past century, govern- Olscamp Hall. The store will open sometime age." ness Administration, is confi- cessful. There is going to be a ment has taken a major role in in the spring, although a date Wood County is one of only dent that smaller downtown change, more competition. the regulation of children. The has not been set yet, according 10 counties in Ohio to have businesses will survive the Businesses will have to take government determines how to John Zimmerman, Meijer's unemployment levels below 2.9 opening of the store. extra precautions to survive, much milk children should 'Blast from the Past' corporate liaison for Bowling percent. The statewide unem- "Everyone's going to check such as providing the right drink, what educational require- ployment rate is 3.9 percent. Meijer's out," she said. "Our hours, good service, and finding ments children should have, proves to be an Green. The 180,000 square foot store Outside of the labor market, goal is to keep downtown cus- their niche." which vaccines children should engaging romance. (the size of four football fields) leaders largely agreed that the tomers happy." Indeed, at least one of the get and at what age children can successful business owners Gor- will employ about 650 people, effect of the Meijer store on the Kilpatrick noted the advan- start working. den cited is not at all concerned 40 percent of whom will be full- local economy and local busi- tages that downtown businesses In her speech yesterday, Dr. about the impending opening of time workers. With unemploy- nesses is difficult to predict. have over the new mega-store. Judith Sealander, professor of "Downtown, we have art, the Meijer store. ment in Wood County at only "I don't think any of us really history and scholar-in-residence know what kind of economic r*»Maiirants and product unique- "1 don't think that this is 2.8 percent, the store may cause at the University's Institute for going to affect us," said Floyd a crunch on an already tight impact this will have on the ness. You can't find that at Mei- the Study of Culture and Society, Craft, owner of Ben Franklin labor market. city," said Bowling Green jer." presented "Re-inventing Ameri- department store. "We've been can Childhood: How did the here a long time, and we'll be 19th Century Heart of the Home Meijer's Construction Timeline here a lot longer." Become the 20th Century Child Gordon said that the opening of the State?" of the store could even help , 5 Aug- 17, 1992 „ , In her presentation, Sealander ">ftHM*""' " Hl'W* -Bowling Green City Council rejects a petition for the rezoning local businesses. discussed both 19th and 20th i BG men's basketball needed to build the new store. "Everyone thought the mall century childhood regulation. plays Miami at home would hurt in 1985, but the She looked at governmental downtown survived. When Saturday afternoon. July 7. 1994 efforts to regulate children's -Court overturns the City Council ruling and allows the project to Wal-Mart came in, we had the work, education, health and wel- go forward. same debate again. It hurl fare. downtown for a little while, but She said that in the 19th centu- the opening of these places Opinion 2 Jvne 1998 ry, childhood decisions were -Construction begins on new Meijer facility. brought more people into town. made privately in the home. Page Three 3 I would rather have people Moving into the 20th century, [World and Nation 4 shopping in Bowling Green Spring 191999 decision making about children [Entertainment 7 became public and the govern- e store is scheduled to open. • See MEIJER, page five. I Sports 9 ment got involved. | Sports Agate 11 "In the 20th century, state reg- ulations altered rules and grow- Colloquium Series discusses 'Flyin' West' ing older in America became a say what? to students, faculty and the gen- broad variety of issues relating to cussion of the economics and his- By JEFF ARNETT public affair," she said. eral public. economics, offers an opportunity tory behind the play. Sealander focused her speech "I don't want The BG News Ziliak, who runs an interdisci- to do that. "Whatley in particular is on why the change to public plinary seminar in economics The other goal of the colloqui- Meijer to hurt local For those who wish to enrich someone who can help us think decision making occurred. and has been in charge of the um is, in Ziliak's words, "to pro- their knowledge of economics, about these issues," Ziliak said. "We have to focus on ways businesses, I want Colloquium Series for the past mote and sustain a vibrant intel- today should be very exciting. There will also be two more private problems became public two years, said that the colloquia lectual life for BGSU's economics all businesses to be The event that will likely colloquia this spring. The first, issues," she said. are intended to serve two main faculty." set to be held on April 16, will Some of these ways include successful. There is excite the University's economics purposes. One is to have eco- Both of the talks today will aficionados is the continuation of feature assistant professor of his- government intervention, crisis going to be a nomics discussed in conjunction feature Warren C. Whatley, pro- tory Liette Gidlow in a discus- and political manipulation. the economics department's Col- fessor of economics at the Uni- change, more with other disciplines — to sion entitled "Retail Politics: "What I'm trying to do with loquium Series. The colloquia, versity of Michigan. According restore connections between eco- Gender, Citizenship, and Con- this book is to help people realize competition." which will be held in room 4000 nomics and other disciplines to Ziliak, Whatley is a well- of the Business Administration sumer Culture in the Early Twen- that many government decisions Joan Gordon "that were severed over 100 known historian who has pub- about childhood have been fail- Building at 3:30 p.m. and in the tieth Century United States." Executive director years ago." lished important research on the ures," she said. BG city council Women's Center at 10:00 p.m., issues of race, labor and migra- In the following week, David "I'm interested in using eco- According to Sealander's will focus on the economics and Beito, professor of U.S. history nomics to speak about literature tion in post-bellum America. Zil- research assistant Guy Benge, history behind "Flyin' West." and history and using history iak, who is peripherally involved from the University of Alabama, will lead a discussion on frater- The talks are free and, accord- and literature to speak about eco- with the production of "Flyin' • See CHILDHOOD, page five. electronica ing to assistant professor of eco- nomics," Ziliak said. The Collo- West," also said that he was nal hospitals in the Mississippi nomics, Stephen T. Ziliak, open quium Series, with its focus on a interested in bringing in a dis- Delta. Check out: Tfe CctVtr.br 'Multicultural www.bgnews. e? 9L'*Kinif. 'Jtutuirivft Multicultural Affairs recreates 'Cotton Club' com ater, "The Cotton Club Revue"* Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday. don't even have to go that far." By BRANDI BARHITE will be capping off the Universi- At the center's dinner theater, She said that the planning and News, web extras and a The BG News ty's celebration of Black History entertainment will include a organization of the show took whole lot more. banana dance, a performance by two months and she wants the iV v History and entertainment Month with music, dinner and L will be served up in huge por- entertainment Saturday. The din- the Africana Dance Troupe, University to reap the benefits of J i ner will begin at 6 p.m. and the singing, dancing and Cotton Iheir hard work. Want to get in touch? i tions when the Center for Multi- i Club performance imperson- "This was a big effort, even bgnews@bgnet. H . cultural and Academic Initiatives entertainment at 7 p.m. ^k i transports students and faculty The Cotton Club was an enter- ations. The "Cotton Club girls" with the students helping, we bgsu.edu to the infamous Cotton Club in tainment club in'the late 1920s will also appear throughout the have been working day and l !S? mi. night. Brown also said faculty night," Jameson said. "But in the » Harlem, NY. and early 1930s, located in Your direct line to your i! Harlem, NY. According to will make several cameo appear- end it will be all worth it." i "We had to do a lot of research newspaper. for this event," Shelia Brown, Brown, the original Cotton Club ances. Brown agreed. She has Interim Assistant Director of the was an exclusive European club, Barbara Jameson, an interim designed 90 percent of the cos- Or call us: 'llv in* 'Annual'Dinner 'Theatre. center, said. "We found original in which African Americans per- assistant for the center, said the tumes, which she and Jameson QtmONQU £«»* Cotton Club albums and read formed. Despite the segregation, evening is shaping up to be phe- also sewed. many books on that era. We are she said many famous African- nomenal. Bettina Shuford, interim direc- 372-6966 going to try to bring the past to American entertainers emerged "The ambiance is going to be tor of the center, said the show is !<^-jU.-_ i.W La.. the present." from the Cotton Club, including great," she said. "It is going to be Lena Home, Ada Brown, Ella an elegant night out and you The 10th annual dinner the- • See COTTON, page six. I page 2 The BG News Friday, February 19, 19 The BG News
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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling felt by most human* Editor-in-chief It seems that in today's world plained that his ankles hurt on a two cars in the garage. V everybody takes everything too regular basis. We actually used pulled in the driveway ar Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite seriously. The overtone of politi- to make fun of him because we walked up to the door. Mr. W; Opinion Editor Managing Editor cal correctness has taken the thought he was faking. He was- ters answered the door with n't. My parents told me not too spontaneity out of writing. The look of utter pain and grief <| Kimberly Wilfong author has to look over the arti- long after he stopped playing Scott Fauber his face. We all knew what w Copy Chief Photo Editor cle a few times to make sure not sports that Jesse was a hemo- to offend anyone. God forbid philiac. This means thai his wrong. After a short time, v tod McCIoskey Scott Zimmer people read things Ihey don't blood was deficient of the ability went into the house. Sports Editor Graphics Editor agree with. of clotting. I walked into the famij Tony Cavallario Let's take my column from Columnist When Jesse was younger he room. There was a hospital btj Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller last Friday for example. I wrote used to get a lot of blood trans- at the one end. There, laying j fusions. One of these transfu- Web Editor the column to be a joke. I got the or as personal e-mail to me. it, was the dearly departed JesH idea from a Theater 202 perfor- sions contained blood infected Melissa Naymik None of. them believed that I We had missed the chance Amyjo L. Brown mance by an old roommate. He should be writing on a topic that with HIV. Jesse contracted this seeing him by 10 minutes. This i Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter told a three-to-four-minute story I haven't experienced. I do not disease at a very young age, but about a plane crash he was in. have a "true understanding." It was living with it. This was the something my mother blam<| He told every little detail. The is true that I don't have personal reason his ankles hurt all the herself for. editorial entire class was enthralled. The experience with cancer, but I do time. We knew that seeing him c< last thing he said was that the know what it's like to see a loved He was fine for many years, would have been infinite Barring a last minute delay or reversal, the stale of Ohio will exe- entire story wasn't true. We all one suffer through a bailie with but in 1994 he started going worse, though I think it was be cute Wilford Lee Berry Jr. today at 9 p.m. thought it was funny. It seems I disease and eventually losing. downhill. He was going to the ter we did drive around for This will be the first execution in Ohio in over 25 years. The last didn't have as much luck repli- Let me tell you a little story. hospital on a regular basis due to while. This isn't how I rememb lime someone died at the hands of the state's judicial system, John F. cating this. (This one is true.) I moved lo pneumonia and other sickness- Kennedv was president and African Americans were still fighting I do want the readers to know East Pennsboro Township, PA es. It was really hard for their him, though. I remember tl for the right to vote. that it wasn't my intention to (outside of Harrisburg) when I family. It was hard for my family good times. I remember the fi Flipping the switch on Berry will turn back the clock to those trick anyone. I wasn't trying to was 11. There was a family, the also. my brother, Jesse and I did ha tumultuous times, with awful effects. For us, it's unfortunate that make light of this horrible dis- Walters, that lived on the next In June of 1995, our family You say I have no right street. They had a daughter. reactionary social policies are in vogue. For Berry, it will be fatal. ease. I do apologize to those per- took a trip to Pennsylvania, so I write on such topics. You sa sons who misconstrued my pur- Shannon, who was in my grade, could see my best friend, Gregg, This space is too short to easily go into the myriad arguments haven't experienced such pa against the death penalty. And it should be noted that Berry is the so- pose and the American Cancer and a son, Jesse, that was a year graduate. We also wanted to pay older than my brother (who is and sorrow. I ask you then, whi called "Volunteer" because he wants to die, but this doesn't change Society if I offended you. I am a visit to the Wallers. We hadn't three years older than me). Jesse is pain? What is sorrow? If th, the argument against the death penalty only apologizing because it was- seen any of them for a long n't my original intent to do so. I played backyard baseball and while. When we got to town, we isn't it, I don't ever want li A few things are certain: The death penalty does not deter crimi- do want to point out that it did football with Scott, my brother, drove by the Walters' house, but know. nals from killing. It prevents crime just as much as life-in-prison sen- say on the front page that my the other neighborhood kids, there were no cars in the garage tences do. column was about my "fake and myself. My brother and him or in the driveway, so my mom Other than the general arguments against capital punishment, hate." grew to be quite good friends. suggested driving around the Jeff Gill is a columnist for Tl there are specific reasons that make this case particularly abhorrent. I lived there for four years, old neighborhood for a while. News. He can be contacted Various individuals since last ■ Evidence has been presented that Berry is mentally ill and probably Friday have written responses to and around the third year, Jesse After about 15 to 20 minutes [email protected]. not fully comprehending his situation. Public defenders have argued the column, either in The News stopped playing sports. He com- we went back and there were that Berry suffered possible brain injuries during a 1997 fight on death row, and that the injuries make him incompetent to waive his appeals. The state has responded by saying, basically, that those pieces of Integrating cultures is not quite enough evidence don't matter. They're in a rush to let Berry fry. How do we attain cultural Are you male or female? The prime example would be th Of course Berry's crime was horrible. But for a civilized society to diversity? It sounds like we're Are you heterosexual/ revert to "eye for eye" justice is just as awful. Union. I'm not going to insu looking for the Holy Grail or homosexual or do you walk the anyone's intelligence. Just wal Today, if everything goes according to their plan, Gov. Bob Taft Nirvana, doesn't it? There has fence? in and look around. Who is si and conservative lawmakers and judges will reinstitute a barbaric been a lot of arguing, actually Are you a Greek or indepen- ting with who, and why? Thesj practice that belongs more in the Ohio of the 19th century than the bitching, aboul the subject, but dent? state we live in now. If the execution goes through, today will be a no one has offered any solutions, Are you Catholic, Christian, aren't my observations wit dark mark on the state and its citizens. bul I have one. How about if we Jewish or Buddhist? what's wrong, these are truth throw a keg-party, invite all the Are you a minority, and if so, that many people just won African-American, Caucasian, which one? voice to identify. Bringing peej Asian, and Latino students Are you an Ohio resident, if pie that the University consider Last Friday, The News printed a column by Jeff Gill which together, hold hands and lager, not, from where? diverse, and adding them to th recounted a story about relatives of his dying of cancer and was, in and sing "We Are the World?" Martin Luther King, Jr. How am Are you a country-bumpkin majority is nothing. It's not cu his own words, bulls—. Note my condescending sar- I supposed to comprehend what or a city slicker? tural diversity, it's more like cu Or you an undergrad or grad Although Jeff has apologized in part for what he said, because he casm. criticisms, trials, and prejudices tural seasoning. The problem is thai we are student? did not intend for people to take offense as they did, I feel the need he or she has endured? I would- Maybe we are nol the ones t to also apologize. trying to solve the wrong prob- n't want them to do same to me. Are you a resident or a resi- blame. Maybe we should blam Despite the fact that my life has not been a picnic either, I have lem. Cultural diversity lends In the same context, no one dent advisor? been fortunate enough not to ever have to watch a family member or itself to be broader, rather than knows what it's like, for me, Arc you on- or off-campus? the creators of Sesame Slree close friend die from any disease. Thus, as of last Thursday, I was specific. One of the most influ- growing up as a Vietnamese Are you PC or just pissed at Blame them for making us mate fairly insensitive through ignorance of what type of offense people ential men of our century, once child after the Vietnam War. the concept? things, and point out what's di might take to Jeff's column. said, "In the stem of all evils, lies These are gaps, bul they run Where do you fit in the mix? ferent. Making that's wha| There's a difference between offending a person's beliefs and its root." The problem is that we farther down the road than just The truth is that diversity is taught us to segregate. Blam viewpoints (which is permissible and even encouraged on an opin- already here on campus. Ethnic all kid ourselves, and say that we race. Big Bird for society's fault' ion page) and oflending the actual life experiences of someone. I understand each other's pain. studies aren't enough. Knowing They consist of different Maybe we could blame Parke should have recognized this difference last week. That's more of an insult than it is lifestyles and bringing those that your first descendants were Brothers for making games lik I apologize to the American Cancer Society, because my assump- a joke. The emphasis that we worlds together. Integrating either slave traders, slaves, or tion was that people would recognize their mention as sarcasm and need should be a focus on empa- doesn't mean interac- railroad builders isn't enough to Memory, matching images thai it didn't turn out thai way. They had no part in the column written thy for each other. tion. This is what the Universi- get interaction now. are alike, and casting away ou by Jeff last Friday. I have too much respect for ty needs, a new definition for Our forefather's deeds aren't non-matching turns. God forbid I also apologize to the people I've talked to and read and the my fellow students to dehuman- cultural diversity, because we responsible for the friendships that we, as students and adults numerous more 1 imagine that I haven't talked to who have had ize their lives into a cliche. For are all divided all over the place. that we forge today. It's in spite take responsibility for our owi experiences similar to those that Jeff described last week. Your life of them. example, I'm not going to insult BGSU isn't just divided into actions. experiences are not a joke and not something to be made fun of. I'm any African American by saying halves, thirds, or fourths either. Right now we need to know sorry that they may have been portrayed as such. that I completely understand If lines were drawn on campus, how to change that. It's not how stressful his or her life has it would resemble a chessboard. enough to have students here on David Tran is a guest columnist Brian Taylor been, because I watched Mal- On the chessboard, what piece campus. Like I said, integrat- He can be reached Opinion Editor colm X and read extensively on are you? ing doesn't mean interaction. [email protected]. Copynght
ena such as "the Beltway" (which is William, Lake and Slow's the portion of the highway system 10 MUSICAL I VIM S that surrounds Washington. DC, Who's your favorite but really stands for the barrier TO HATE president and why? Notes between our government and the Wont to pass as an expert^ Start here rest of the nation). 10. Frat rock. Proceed directly to jail. Do not pass go And check out the original Pass Notes at When was it finished? www,guardian co.uk 9. German soccer chants. Chip Neatfeld Carlye Fuller Freshman Grad Student Pass Notes #5 -It's not. The original plan was to Nursing Tech. Comm. have it done by 1975, but this is the Interstate Highway System 8. Classic rock covers. "Ronald Reagan. "Clinton - the news federal government we're talking He helped end the has never been so about here. While some segments Cold Wa' and and entertaining." 7. Music made by cash reg- remain to be completed, more than mdde peace with You've got to be kidding the Soviet Union." 42,700 miles of interstate high- isters. -Not about the biggest public works ways are now opened to traffic, Kate McCune project in American history. serving all states except Alaska 6. Songs about robots. Senior General Business Who thought this scheme up? That's a lot. "Clinton - keeps the 5. Hot new country. news entertainingi" -President Eisenhower. In 1956. -You want big? Every year, one tril- he signed the Federal-Aid Highway lion miles are traveled on the sys- 4 Music that refuses to Act. The new law said that the tem. That's the equivalent to a trip country would build a system of acknowledge that it is music. to the moon for everyone living in Aaron Levi Crista Slemmer highways to connect major cities. California, New York, Texas, and I Sophomore Sophomore And so? New Jersey. 3. Music for people who are Marketing Nursing drunk and stoned. "Richard Nixon -1 "George Washington! I'm not even going to ask about -From this came the growth of the found the tapes to because he was the suburbs (because commuters the cost. be rather first and he set a 2. Senator DeWine's "Desert good example." could easily live outside the city entertaining." -$329 billion. So far. Island Disks." and drive to work each day), road • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample ot tne student population Anyone Parting shot? trips (getting across the country desperately Hoping to ne in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union around, say. seven ish But you d'dn t hea' 't here was a snap) and cultural phenom- -Start your engines . 1. Music without a soul.
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The Editor-in-Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 " Eve on Taft refuses to delay executioi ' The Associated Press Berry, who is scheduled tolo die MMH^^^MMMMMMMBHMNMMMMBBMHM Friday by lethal injection, would "IJind no compelling reason to grant news COLUMBUS — Gov. Bob Taft become the first Ohio prisoner to refused to grant clemency lo con- be executed since March 15, clemency in this case, particularly given ompilcd from staff and wire reports demned killer Wilford Berry Jr. 1963. He was convicted of mur- the heinous nature of the crime." on Thursday, leaving only a flur- dering Cleveland baker Charles Bobl ry of last-minute legal filings Mitroff, his boss, during a 1989 Governor q/< I ACCIDENT I standing between Berry and the robbery from Mitroff's shop. execution he says he wants. Public Defender's Office. The sider a decision by three of Train jumps tracks, spills diesel fuel The Catholic Conference of public defenders, working on judges Wednesday to let the e LORAIN, Ohio (AP) — About 2,300 gallons of diesel fuel spilled "I find no compelling reason Ohio had asked Taft to consider behalf of Berry's mother and sis- cution proceed. A majority of when the lead engine of a freight train derailed Thursday morning, to grant clemency in this case, commuting Berry's sentence to ter, want the courts lo delay the 15 judges must agree to rehe; but no one was injured in the accident. particularly given the heinous life in prison even though Berry, execution long enough for case. The derailment happened about 5:15 a.m. on tracks in Lorain, nature of the crime, the decision 36, has said he would rather die another round of psychological about 25 miles west of Cleveland, said Bob Libkind, a spokesman for of the jury, the thorough and than spend the rest of his life in tests to determine whether Berry Public defenders also asl Philadelphia-based Conrail. detailed appeals process uphold- prison. is competent to drop his appeals. the Ohio Supreme Court Libkind said about 2,300 gallons of fuel spilled, about 700 gallons ing the conviction, Berry's review whether Berry is com less than initial estimates. admission of guilt and court rul- Taft's decision left Berry's fate A ruling was expected later tent, in light of head injuries Preliminary reports indicated a track problem may have caused ings finding Mr. Berry competent in the hands of the state and fed- Thursday by the full 6th U.S. Cir- suffered in a beating at the Ma—1 the derailment, Lorain Assistant Fire Chief Randy Hupp said. The lo waive further appeals," Taft eral judges who were consider- cuit Court of Appeals in Cincin- field Correctional Institution^ gas leak occurred when a piece of rail popped up and punctured the said in a four-page statement. ing motions filed by the Ohio nati on whether it would recon- 1997 engine's fuel tank, authorities said. In addition to the lead engine, the front wheels of a second car — another engine — also came off the track. CK children ads Hazardous materials crews were cleaning up the spill, which was contained, Hupp said. Conrail also had hired a contractor to help with the cleanup. cause controversy The Coast Guard also was on the scene because the spill hap- nothing the city could do about pened about one mile from Lake Erie, said Tom Kelly, emergency The Associated Press the billboard, which would have management director for Lorain County. NEW YORK — Calvin Klein been placed among other ads "There's a lot of tributaries that lead to the lake, and we're keep- pulled an advertising campaign that included scantily clad men ing an eye on things to make sure the fuel doesn't go into the lake," Wednesday after critics said the and women selling everything he said. ads for children's underwear from bras to socks. The train was en route from Detroit lo Newark, N.J., and was car- may have gone too far. "The First Amendment allows rying new automobiles from assembly plants, Libkind said. "The comments and reaction a whole'range of expression," he ■ SENTENCING mmmaammmmmmmmm that we have received today raised issues that we had not said. But he added: "I think it Teen convicted of impregnating sister fully considered," the company was done on purpose, and I think it's in very bad taste." MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (AP) — A teen-ager who impregnated said in a statement. "As a result, The company said the cam- his sister when she was 12 was sentenced to six months in jail and we have decided to discontinue the campaign immediately." paign to launch Calvin Klein six months on an electronic tether Thursday. He could also be underwear for kids was "intend- deported to his native India. The campaign was to be launched Thursday with a bill- ed to show children smiling, The girl's immigrant family had to go to court last year to win the board in Times Square, featuring laughing and just being them- selves.' right to take her to Kansas for a late-term abortion. Late-term abor- young boys and girls in under- tions are illegal in Michigan. wear jumping on a sofa. A black Klein bought the advertising and white photograph of the space from TDI, which leases the Her 18-year-old brother, who was 17 when the girl got pregnant, promotion was published in full- space from The New 42nd Street, pleaded guilty in December to criminal sexual conduct. He could page newspaper ads Wednesday. a nonprofit agency that uses the have gotten two years in prison. "Whether you like it or not money from the sale of billboard you have pedophiles in this soci- space to help improve business The Immigration and Naturalization Service said it will deport in the area. him when he finishes his jail term. ety. Anything that could get them excited is detrimental, irre- Cora Cahan, director of the Judge Roland Olzark and prosecutor Steven Kaplan said the par- sponsible and reckless," said nonprofit group, said the ad ents bear significant responsibility for putting their son and daugh- Donald Wildmon, president of campaign was not at all offensive ter in the same small bedroom. American Family Association in and "is sort of sweet." Tupelo, Miss. 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The Associated Press Coalition. The coalition also serves Burlington, Gloucester and Salem counties, but runs the out- reach effort only in Camden City. CAMDEN, N.J. — By day and by night, the oul- each workers known as "The Condom Ladies" Distributing condoms is partly an attention-get- ake to the gritty streets here to spread an AIDS ting device, said Tom Sauerman, executive director prevention message among those most at risk. of the coalition, one of the largest AIDS organiza- tions in the state. They crisscross the city, boldly seeking out pros- itutes, needle-using drug addicts, the homeless "You walk up to a bunch of corner guys and they're going to stop what they're doing and listen !ind corner drug dealers to personally distribute as long as you're dangling a string of condoms," he [ondoms, pamphlets and advice. says. Their goal is not only to spread the word about On a recent cold winter day, the outreach work- I \IDS prevention, but to encourage those at risk to ers were striking out — the regular spots were l'$et tested. They offer referrals and will transport deserted, unlike the summer months when people llients to testing centers. actually seek out the Condom Ladies, flagging "The main message is to be out there on the down their car to get a fresh supply. Itreets," says Peggy Neumann, who supervises the Finally, in a seemingly unlikely location, they fcutreach workers. "Sitting waiting for the phone to encounter a rail-thin 20-year-old heroin user stand- |ing or someone to come through the doors — the ing on a street corner on a busy retail strip. Addict- program is not going to work." ed since he was 14, the young man admits using Traveling by car they will go almost anywhere: needles a day earlier. track houses, brothels, drug corners in some of the "You know sharing needles is dangerous?" they Iliinst dangerous sections of the impoverished city ask. >f 87,000 residents. In a brief exchange, they tell the man that a test- Almost anywhere. They carefully avoid 26th ing center is located just across the street. He Associated Press Photo Jfctreet, a heavy drug trafficking area where dealers agrees to make an appointment and they promise Ipolitely asked them not to return, saying, "We to check on him next lime they come around. Peggy Neumann, right, gestures toward a nearby AIDS testing facility while trying to persuade I IAMMA Pm BETA GAMMA fm BKTA GAMMA PHI BKTA GAMMA I'm BETA February 23 - 1'ehn.iaiy 27, 9am-9pm GREENBRIAR, INC February 28. 9am-5pm Time is Running Out On Columbia Courts... 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"This p By CARRIE sharing what motivated and women are introduced to posi- continue lo take math and sci- AIDS at the University. gram is about opening minds DAMSCHRODER inspired them to begin their tive role models in science, math, ence courses so that they don't Bunner wants to develop an opportunity." The BG News study in science, how they pre- engineering, and technology, limit their career options, then interest on the part of women in "It may be some of the m pared for their career through giving them a positive scientif- we feel we are winning." the area of HIV/AIDS. She also important words that I speak t Seventh, eleventh, and twelfth education, what they do on the ic/mathematics experience. Waggoner said that there will believes that the conference "is year," Haney said, explaini graders are being encouraged job by sharing a typical day and Ann Betts, assistant to director be a very diverse group of career attempting lo show how broad how she is excited but also a lit| today to reach out and explore interesting experiences from of Continuing Education confer- presenters at the conference. an area science is and since nervous about speaking. the sciences. The annual Women their work. ences, and Charlene Waggoner, "They do not include simply women traditionally do not Partners for Commun in Science conference, organized traditional nerds in lab coats sci- explore the field of science as Action has provided finan by Continuing Education, is Joyce Kepke founded the pro- biological sciences lecturer, orga- nized this year's conference. entists. The panelists are people often as men, it is an attempt to support for the program as vM being held in the Student Union gram to promote women to study the sciences and pursue Both women are very excited young women can reasonably balance the scale." as for a few individuals. Suppl throughout the day. about the possible outcomes of aspire to emulate," she said. The keynote speaker this year for the hands-on experien The program consists of 144 careers in such areas as science, math, engineering, and technolo- the day. Betsy Bunner, AIDS education will be Jodi Haney, assistant pro- have been provided through t women who will participate in "A major message for these project director, will be speaking fessor of science education. Orphan Chemicals program. hands-on experience science gy- Since women do not pursue women is to keep taking math at the conference on how her "A goal for the next decade activities directed by profession- Next year the conference vj science careers as much as men, and science courses now," said work in HIV/AIDS has impact- should be for women to seek and al women in fields of science. the program addresses this prob- Waggoner. "If we simply manage ed her as a woman. She current- secure leadership roles in sci- be held earlier on Nov. 5. COTTON Continued from page one. Cotton Club because it was a Brown also said the dinner "There is a wealth of talent," Jameson agreed. She said the Jameson said they original major part of African-American theater will give University stu- she said. "The show could go on show has brought many people intended to only have six tabli aimed toward recreating the history, especially African- dents a chance to display their forever and the students would together. She has been involved for the dinner theater, but had original Cotton Club. She added American entertainment. She talent. be glad to do it." with the dinner theater since it upgrade to 17 tables as tl that the office has been research- believes the dinner theater will "People went to the Cotton Brown added that the dinner began 10 years ago. She said in demand grew. ing since January to put this be an effective way to educate Club to see the stars," Brown theater has also given minority the past they have had themes, "It just keeps growing," si show together. because it is entertaining. said. "This dinner will give stu- students a connection. She said such as the Underground Rail- said. "We are going to have "We have been doing a lot of one minority student was con- road and Big Board Night. have two shows next year. Pe research and listening to a lot of "The focus is going to be on dents a chance to display their "It changes every year and pie just keep coming and tellii music," Shuford said. "I think it entertainment through educa- talents." sidering leaving the University, is going to be fairly authentic." tion," she said. "People can relate Jameson agreed, saying the yet after getting involved with just keeps getting better," Jame- their friends they missed a gre Brown said students decided more because it is more interest- variety of talent at the University the Cotton Club she decided lo son said. "This is the first year show and then they come ne lo base the dinner theater on the ing." is unbelievable. stay. we have sold out though." vear." MEIJER CHILDHOOD Continued from page one. the south side of the interchange. any widening could take place is not a lot of money to spend in Continued from page one. dozen others. Her book "Pub This means utilities and more 2004. Ribeau said that he hadn't town. Our city is not a big city." Wealth and Private Life: Found! than Maumee," she said. development out there." seen any preliminary plans and they have been working on the tion Philanthropy and the R Hoffman said that the city "People are going lo shop at The location of the store is was skeptical of the widening concept of "re-inventing" child- Shaping of American Socie another contentious issue. council refused to rezone the because of the proximity of some hood for a while. Meijer," she said. "We may lose Policy, From the Progressive E In August of 1992, the Bowl- property because a large retail University buildings to Wooster "I've never seen anything money initially, but in the long to the New Deal" won the OhI ing Green City Council blocked store such as Meijer in that loca- Street. more comprehensive," Benge Academy of History's 1998 Boc the rezoning of the property on tion did not fit into the city's "The safety of students is my am, I don't think it will be harm- said. "The central theme is the master plan. Award. Wooster Street east of Interstate number one priority when con- ful to the mall. There's still inter- concept of children. Children 75, but that vote was overturned He also noted that the store sidering something like this," he have gone from being a resource Sealander also serves as a co est in opening up shops here." by the Wood County Court in will increase traffic on Wooster said. to a family to being a resource to sultanl to the PBS series "TH Street. Large retailers Wal-Mart and mid-1994. The Meijer store is the It may be that the same rela- society." American Experience," and "More people will be moving Kmart declined to comment for first retail property in an area set Sealander has written four editing a volume on the hislo-* from the west side to the east this article. Those stores might tively strong retail economy that aside by the city mostly for books and contributed to a of American public health. side of town," he said. "We're have the most to lose by the attracted Meijer to Bowling industrial and office space. beginning talks with the Univer- opening of Meijer. Green will enable smaller local "One concern is that with a sity to widen Wooster." "I think that there's not a lot of presence like Meijer out there, BGSU President Sidney overlap between what we offer businesses to weather the storm that the whole (I-75J interchange Ribeau confirmed that the city at the mall and what Meijer of the store's opening. 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'Sometimes it's absolutely "Blast From the Past" certain- the domestic wet dream of sit- After "George of the Jungle" and Also floating on the periphery • possible to ly won't win any points for orig- com-style 1960s housing. "Encino Man", Fraser can play the Past' cynical. inality. After confusing a downed this part in his sleep. Starring: Cristopher Walken, is ,i whack-job religious zealot, I go into Basically, the picture is an plane as a bomb dropped by the Thankfully, though, Fraser Alicia Silverslone. Brenden (convinced Fraser is the second Fralser, Sissy Spacek ost romantic extended "meet cute" in which Russians, he herds his family has enough charm and profes- coming of Christ), some sly edies as a NOW says: 'Blasl From the boy pursues girl, complications into the shelter, where they will sionalism that he injects the role Pasl' rises above what you'd --.iiirt- at modern amenities like ic. I'm expect from a romantic comedy. ensue, boy gets girl, happiness remain for the next 35 years. with energy and a degree of dig- adult bookstores and therapy, termined to ensues. What makes the movie Cut to modern day California. nity. Instead of making Adam a te the hokiness and the sheer and a few homages to the mas- work is an interesting premise The family is seized with cabin slack-jawed doofus, Fraser nipulation of filmmakers and a collection of good perfor- fever. makes him a sweetly naive gen- *•* terpiece "The Atomic Cafe". lio desperately want to make a mances. Mother (Sissy Spacek in a tleman for whom things like Perhaps the best way to irketable, palatable "roman- tually falling in love. Fraser and The movie begins in the early wickedly smart comedic perfor- cynicism and ironic detachment describe "Blasl From the Past" is " comedy. Silverstone work together nicely, 1960s. Nuclear paranoia has mance) has turned to downing do not exist. Usually I can dismiss the demonstrating ample chemistry as "Pleasantville" in reverse. gripped the nation and bomb cooking sherry at every avail- Amidst the cultural and social lameless string-pulling of While the movie doesn't aspire shelters are being built at an able moment. fall-out, Adam meets the Thrown into this engaging nantic comedy with an ironi- to the heights and ambition of exponential rale. A brilliant, if Dad is sick, and son — the inevitably named Eve (Alicia Sil- mix is wide-eyed Dave Foley as ly detached comment thai decidedly loopy, Cal Tech pro- appropriately named Adam — verstone, proving to be a most Eve's homosexual roommate that masterwork, "Blast From ovides some self-satisfied fessor (Christopher Walken is wants to find a wife, preferably Foley steals every scene he's in, the Past" is an engaging, light as ighter. appealing romantic lead). Adam great in a rare non-psychotic "one that doesn't glow." and Eve banter and argue, even- taking a stereotypical gay char- the breeze, romantic comedy. Message in a Bottle' is Visiting poet wows crowd bice story, decent movie with humor, heart By LIZ PECEK MIKE HAMMER book came out of "a little desper- The BG News 'Message in ation," Dunn said. A friend The BG News What would you do if you asked him to write something Bottle' about shadows and reflections, I ound a bottle lying along the When asked to comment on Starring: Kevin Costner, Robin he became interested in the idea - beach? Well, prbobably do the Wright his biggest accomplishment, of pairing poems and a year and • «*& am ^*ss»fev ame thing that Theresa (Robin NOW says: Charming plot, Stephen Dunn said he has \^g^g good acting, but Message in a a half later, one of the most orig- I Vright) in "Message in a Bot- always been able to keep his Bottle' is nothing slellar. inal poetry books in years was le" does ... pick it up! poetry moving forward. ; Chicago Tribune researcher done. *•* From the beginning of his V--A '"heresa finds a bottle lying Reading mostly from Riffs and A long the coast of Cape Cod. Theresa. Although her charac- writing career, "I was an older Reciprocities and his New and younger writer," at 29-years-old A t"here is a beautiful message ter is somewhat weak, she Selected Poems 1974-1994 , Dunn llnside, written by a man to a makes Theresa multi-dimen- he has had luck with publishers. enthralled the crowd in room 117 Ik.. -*~ m\ voman. She shares the message sional — weak yet strong in The first time he sent his work Olscamp, which was filled to nth some of her co-workers. some ways. out he was published in The capacity and had people sitting 3 a result, the letter is pub- Kevin Costner [The Body- Atlantic. in the aisles. A microphone STEPHEN DUNN] I ished. guard and Robin Hood: Prince of From then on he has pub- clipped to his shirt, a ping Surprisingly, people from Thieves) takes on a somewhat lished a constant stream of work, sounded when he talked, as if I ilong the eastern coast respond different role in this film. His 10 poetry and two prose collec- we were in a submarine and not New and Selected o the letter, having found other character is quite vulnerable, tions. a classroom, but none of us I etters by the same author and showing a weaker side that we cared. His voice was that of a Dunn attended graduate |iis beloved. are usually not used to seeing master storyteller that has been school at Syracuse, one of the I i j~ J 994 Theresa tracks down the from Costner. However, Cost- working his craft for over 20 Poems )7 best creative writing programs in liuthor of the letter, which ner succeeds in keeping Garret years. He made us laugh and jrings her to North Carolina. from being pathetic; instead, he America. His journey "has not one audience member cried out Putting the finishing touches on portrays a hurt yet strong indi- been without anxiety and not "Wow!" after one poem and II new boat that he is building, vidual. without frustration." The oldest Dunn responded "Would you I Garret (Kevin Costner) looks up Overall, the acting is well student in his classes, his motive like to come with me to other ho find Theresa gazing at him. done. The plot is also charming, for writing was "dissatisfaction readings?" M\ with other peoples version of the I Although she does not identify and it moves along at a steady Dunn's poems have local gro- Photo Provided world" I her real reason for meeting him, pace. The ending is somewhat cers and mechanics, men and Dunn read directly I'om his collection New and Selected I Theresa starts a relationship surprising. However, "Message Teachers/poets, Don Justice women in love, mountains, hors- Poems 1974-1994 yesterday at Olscamp Hall. The collection with Garret. Her entire life is in a Bottle" doesn't get com- and Philip Booth, helped Dunn es, plains, crows and the govern- spans two decades and 10 collections of Dunn's poetry. changed because of this, plete praise, it lacks an element to become one of the most acces- ment. There is a wonderful (eel lalthough Garret is only in her that all movies need ... more sible and widely liked poets in to Dunn's poems, a feel of Stockton University. He leaches According to Dunn the writ- I life for a short time. excitement, more action. It's a recent years. understanding, commonality. creative writing which he con- ers job is "...to tell people the Robin Wright (Princess Bride nice story and all, but it is not siders a "generic" term for what truth and still keep them alive." I Dunn lives in southern New I and State of Grace) does an the best movie that you will His newest book is called Riffs writers do. like that. and Reciprocities: Prose Pairs. The Jersey and teaches at Richard I amazing job in the role of ever see. What's new at the Caff ma Shop? * I « Gom^iUaWft to $L. 9K»'o 1999 ©|fc~«* |jgs?.1 Tha Qo-od Matnina Special! 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"It would be different if I started every "It was really hard sitting in The BG News game, scored 20 a game and lost all the there, Irying to listen to coach Standing at 6-foot-7 and 220 and also trying to look at what is pounds, Len Matela is a hard time cause that would be nojun at all. going on above you," Dakich person to miss on or off the Now, I can come off the bench, play for 15 said. "Everyone wanted to see court. or 20 minutes, contribute, score a couple what was happening. I have Matela, who resides in north- never seen anything like that in ern Indiana but is originally from points, grab a couple rebounds and win. any type of level of basketball." the south side of Chicago, is a You can't ask for more than that." Against Miami at Oxford, freshman on the Bowling Green Matela and the Falcons had the men's basketball team. But being Len Matela dangerous task of trying to a freshman in college sports real- Men's liaskelball'ftmi aril guard Miami superstar Wally ly doesn't mean anything, as can Szczerbiak. The Falcons lost the be seen on the basketball team. A that would be no fun at Matela is also a member of a game but have an opportunity to freshman could be just as good all," Matela said, "Now, I can team in one of the mosl competi- get revenge as the Redhawks or better as an upperclassman. come off the bench, play for 15 to tive conferences in the country. invade Anderson Arena Satur- "My whole college experience 20 minutes, contribute, score a With six of the seven teams in the day. in basketball has been all posi- couple points, grab a couple Mid American Conference East "I saw playing Szczerbiak as a tive," Matela said of his first year rebounds and win. You can't ask Division (which BG is in) headed challenge as the whole team on the team. "I knew I would for more than that." for the play-offs, Matela has did," Matela said. "We needed to have a chance to play this year So far, Matela's career as a col- played in some huge games. stop him to win and it didn't but I also knew that I would lege basketball player has been "I believe that the Toledo work last time but hopefully it have to work for it." one for the books. He has already game and win was the biggest will help us Saturday. It's nice to Matela has seen his stock started seven games for the Fal- win of the year so far," Matela say that he will be an NBA draft grow on the team. He started off cons and has played in all 23 said. "We played the whole first pick and I'm guarding him but the season as a predominant games so far. He averages 5.8 hall in a smoke screen. When it right now, he's in college and I'm bench player, who only saw a points per game and 5.2 was over, we were saying 'are we in college and I will just play him few minutes a game, but blos- rebounds a game. He also had gonna play in this?' We couldn't like he is nobody." somed into a starter for several his parents watching him as he even see the upper deck." Matela gives credit to the games. played at Indiana University and During the announcement of upperclassmen on the Falcon "It would be different if I had a little chat with Indiana the starting line-ups at the Tole- team for helping him out started every game, scored 20 a University coach Bob Knight do game at Savage Hall, fire- game and lost all the time cause after the game. works and flames were set off in • See MATELA, page ten Falcons look for revenge attention again, it's just a matter the only story this time of the By TOD McCLOSKEY Meo's Basketball of stopping him. year. Our focus is BG number The BG News Dakich used a rotation of one, Kent number two and then One more chance. Anthony Stacey, Dave the conference tournament." That's all the Bowling Green Esterkamp, Len Matela and Kirk For the RedHawks senior men's basketball team has left Cowan on Szczerbiak in Oxford, Damon Frierson provides the against the Mid-American Con- Miami Ohio. But after a sickly Stacey leadership from the backcourt. ference front-runner Miami. struggled against Akron on Frierson is averaging 13 points One more opportunity for BG Wednesday, his status for Satur- per game this year. The other Tomorrow «noon day is still questionable. guard, junior Rob Mestas is to via for a home court advan- Anderson Arena tage. With the Falcons holding a At 6-4, 235 pounds Stacey healthy again averaging 8.3 15-9 overall record and 10-6 gives the Falcons a big body points per game. BG: 15-9 overall, 10-6 MAC inside to combat 6-6, 250 pound MAC record, the Falcons would Miami: 19-5 ovearll, 14-2 MAC Even after the loss to the John Estick (7.3 ppg, 6.1 rpg) and have to win its last two games in Rockets Coles felt good about the Radio: WBGU (68 1 FM) Mime al noon «iin 6-5,192 pound Jason Stewart (7.3 RedHawks chances to finish on a order to compete for hosting a Jason Gioos and Jen Etxnoe* first round tournament game. PPg)- positive note. By comparison the RedHawks On the other hand Miami (19- foot-8 243-pound Wally Szczer- "We're doing okay," he said. are coming off a 66-63 loss to 5 overall, 14-2 in the MAC) has biak. The Red Hawk senior for- "This is the tough part of the Toledo at Savage Hall and fell proven its dominance in the ward is averaging a league lead- year. We knew Toledo was not out of The Associated Press Top league. going to be easy, we know that BG ing 23.9 points and nearly nine 25 poll. "1 think Miami deserves to go isn't easy. BG has a good team and rebounds per game. "The top 25 isn't important, BG News File Photo to the NCAA tournament," BG they are one of the teams that Szczerbiak scored 15 second- its secondary from what we're coach Dan Dakich said. could win the conference tourna- I Freshman forward Len Matela posts up a defender earlier in the half points sealing a win the last trying to do right now — to win ment." I season. Right now the only thing that time Miami played BG. And its a league championship," Miami The doors open at 11 a.m. and stands in the Falcons way is 6- obvious that he'll be the center of coach Charlie Coles said. "That's game time is noon. Runners set for road trip Just try and stop me!! By MATT STEINER can do," Martin said. "We don't derline fast heat, second heat will compete in the 3,000 in order have any serious injuries right guys," Martin said. "We need to to see while not risking injury. The BG News now. There's just some nagging shore up the fast heats for the things that we need to work MAC. We will take a lot of field Hanane Sabri, who had record With one meet to go before through in the next two weeks." event people (to Eastern), just so setting performances early in the Bowling Green hosts the Mid- Two Falcons will miss the meet they will stay in rhythm." year and achieved the provisional American Conference champi- due to hamstring injuries. They onships, both the men's and Martin added it is most impor- NCAA qualifier in the 800-meter are sprinters Eric Holmes and tant for the jumpers to stay in run last week, may compete at women's indoor track teams look Ricco Oglesby. Holmes recently to this weekend as a final chance rhythm. The throwers, led by Eastern or Kent in pursuit of an hurl his hamstring. Martin and his senior Alex Moser, will take the to prepare for the all important automatic NCAA bid. staff have modified his workouts weekend off. meet Feb. 26-27. to prepare him for the conference Price doesn't believe her provi- Coach Sterling Martin and his Most of the teams who will meet. sional will hold up. He also added staff will take just a handful of travel to Ypsilanti will take the Oglesby, a freshman who has same attitude and use the meet as their should be stronger competi- men north to Ypsilanti, Mich, for a had a bad left hamstring since championship preparation. tion at Eastern and .Kent which meet on the Eastern Michigan high school, competed at only the The Women campus Saturday. The women's Doug Raymond Invitational Janu- will push her to run faster. team will travel west to Muncie, ary 30. He is back working out The entire women's team will Huina Han returned from a Ind. for a three team meet hosted go to Ball State with a few possible after injuring his right leg. Martin knee injury last weekend posting by Ball Slate. feels he will be ready by February exceptions. the best triple jump in the MAC The Men 26. The meet will feature Ball State Fourteen Falcons of a 32 man BG's Pat Miller owns the sec- and Miami as well as BG. Like the this year, 40 feet 11/4 inches. She flock will make the trip north. Sev- ond best time in the conference for men, the women will use the meet will take this week off with her eral athletes for BG suffer illness- the 800-meter run. After missing as a MAC tune-up. sights set on the championship. es ranging from the flu to bronchi- the Indiana Invitational February "Miami is not as strong as they "We don't want to push it," tis .iffecting the last two meets. 6 due to a bout with the flu. Miller usually are," said coach Steve Price said. "We need her to be That combined with minor, had a subpar performance at the Price. "Ball State is one of the injuries resulted in a disappoint- All-Ohio, suffering from bronchi- stronger teams in the conference. ready for the MAC. She's getting ing fourth place finish at last tis. He will rest this weekencLmiss- When we're not at full strength, better, but she is pretty far from weekends All-Ohio Champi- ing a shot to run against the best it's going to be tough to beat them. where she wants to be." onship. MAC 800 runner, Eastern's fresh- Unlike Martin's team. Price's Laura Deneau, who won the By resting the sick and hurt, BG man Neil Kirk. enters the meet less than full 5,000 at the All-Ohio Champi- should be stronger for the MAC The runners who will see action strength but not totally due to onship will miss the Ball State championships. in Ypsilanti are those who are on health. They will not go all out. . "By the time the MAC meet the verge of moving up in confer- For example, some of the milers meet due to a graduate test. How- rolls around we'll at least be able ence rankings. will run the 800-meter run and ever, Price will send her to Ypsi- to lake the track and see what we "We've got guys that are bor- some of the 5,000-meter people lanti for the Easterm meet. page 10 The BG News Friday, February 19, MATELA leers host ND continued from page nine in his iirsi year <>i co BY WILLIAM R. Matela is slill a freshman mi Hockey slill dealing with Ihe realilv SANDERSON living alone and doing Ihn The BG News totally for himself. "All the seniors havi i Noire Dame's senior goal- greal lo me," Matela said "K tender Forrest Karr must love Notre (Cowan) has helped me i Bowling Green. Dame from day one. I fell kind The Falcons were the victim of strange coming in because I h his first career win. In his five Tomorrow • 7 p m n'l really played with the gi career games against BG, Karr is BGSU Ice Arcnj before. Bui as Ihe season I undefeated. gone on, I have gotten m Bowling Green gets one more BG: 13-15-3 overall, 9-13-3 CCHA comfortable playing with Ihe shot at Karr and the Irish Satur- ND: 16-7-4 overall, 13-6-3 CCHA They realize they need my h day evening at the BGSU Ice Radio: WBGU (88 I FM] a.rvme at 6 40 pm win lo win a game and I totally IH Arena. M*e Ftyoel ami Dave Dane Ihem to win a game. Il is a t< Bowling Green is looking to The Falcons are coming off a group effort." secure it's grip on seventh place. split against Alaska-Fairbanks Balancing practice, soil With a Central Collegiate Hock- where Ihey scored 13 goals. Ten limes more than one a day, a ay Association record of 9-13-3, o( those goals came in Saturday's classes is hard lor all alhle BG is six points behind sixth win. Matela found it a little difficu "Ai ihe beginning ol ihe yi place and five points in front of "We had a great night on Sat- eighth. il was near impossible lo 1 urday," BG forward Zach Ham Falcon Liz Harris sets This year, Karr has a 2.17 said. "The learn isn't too worried ance basketball and hor up to pass in an earlier work," Matela said. "It was r« goals-against average and a save about where (UND) is at, we're game in the season. percentage of .908. That ranks worried about where we are at." ly hard to get used too." BG in fighting tor a Being thai he is so tall. Mat him fourth among CCHA goal- With the Falcons' recent playoff spot in the finds people staring al him tenders. penalty kill problems, UND rep- MAC tournament. and assuming that he plays b "The law of averages have got resents a potential problem. BG News FUe Photo to come in to play here," Powers Notre Dame has the league's lop kelball. said. "We're due against him." powerplay, scoring on 22 percent "Brenl (Klassen) and I are t Women fight for MAC playoff seed of the tallest gins on Ihe le The Fighting Irish have a thin, of their chances. BG owns the league's worst penally kill at .759 and we are always toget one-point lead over Ferris State By MARK WIESE I lolly Mitchell is averaging 13.2 in the battle for fourth place and percent. points and Stephanie Smiley is Women's because he are roomate home ice in the playoffs. North- "They've gol a great power- The HC News putting in 12 points a game. Basketball Matela said "We get in Ihe i) valor and people look al us ; ern Michigan is only two points play no matter what," Bonvie It's live or die limo tor the Fal- "Everybody .needs to play behind. said. "They will eat up any kind say 'you are so tall, you m cons. defense because all five of those Before coming to Bowling of penalty kill. We just have go guys can play," Knoblauch said. play basketball/" The Bowling Green women's Being a Ireshman on a gri Green, UND will go north to face out and play our game. If we are "We need to help each other out Eastern worried about taking penalties basketball team is fighting for basketball team is a fun exp conference kingpin Michigan as much as possible and then we we will play soft." playoff seeding and the struggle Michigan ence for Matela and il is soi Slate. are going to have to box out." continues at Anderson Arena ihmg thai mosl people wo The Irish only gave up two In this year's previous two # with conference rival Eastern Earlier this season BG lost to Tomrrow 3 p.m. enjoy. I lis first year has b( goals in last weekend's games games against UND, the Irish Anderson Ari'n.i Michigan Saturday. Eastern bv 3], with Smiley light- positive and Ihe outlook on I against Ferris State and MSU. have beat the Falcons decisively. Early in the year, the Falcons lost "The way I see il, we are light- ing up the Falcons for 22 points. season and next season has bi ' Unfortunately, that was two BC.'s shots were nol falling at Ihe BG: 12-12 overall, 8-6 MAC" more goals than the learn scored 6-2 in South Bend. Later they ing for our lives,' coach Deanne Hastern: 13-11 oveall, 7-7 MAC positive. But with lame con Convocation Center in Eastern as the Irish were dealt twin 1-0 dropped a 4-1 decision at home. Knoblauch said • Falcons li^ht for play-off Seed sacrifices and will look lor kinder rims in losses. The Irish feature two of the As il stands IK. is 12-12 over- Radio iVBGU (88 l FM) 2 40 aitme >wh Joe "The only downside is i Anderson Arena. Tobas anfl IW> Shops "Hopefully that will falter leagues top scorers. Center Ben all and 8-6 in conference play. you ne\ er gel lo go home, I o Eastern is jusl One game back in The Falcons continue to look spent two days al home their confidence a little bit," BG Simon's 14 goals and 18 assists DeFosse, Jen Gafford and Net la ranks him fourth in CCHA scor- conference action at 7-7 while lo senior Jacki Raterman lor Ihe Christmas break," Matela s, forward Chris Bonvie said. Smith will step on the floor of ing. Rightwing Brian Urick is being 13-11 overall. 21 points and eighl rebounds she "This season has been great > "Especially when there are such Anderson Arena. As seniors, only three points behind him brings with her each game. The next season will be a whole n| low scoring games that might In order for the Falcons to beat thev will look lo go out in style with a total of 29. Falcon supporting cast of learning experience." work to our advantage." Eastern, BG has to shut down the with a win over Eastern in their Francine Miller and Sherry Kahle BG coach Buddy Powers Forwards Dan Carlson and starling five ol the Eagles. 1 ed by lasl regular season home game. thinks the opposite it possible. Aniket Dhadphale and defense- sophomore Knslv Maska's 18.2 will also be looking lorward to man Benoit Cotnoir round out points a game, Eastern will be the kind rims of Anderson One learn will move up Ihe "I think they'll be madder UND's scoring leaders. • than a hornet," Powers said. looking to move up the ladder Arena. Miller and Kahle are ladder while the other loses a Follow ; "They are probably thinking Nathan Borega, Tyson Fraser, jusl (he same as BG. averaging 9.9 and 10.7 points a step. The women's game will fol- game to help the Falcons in the ; they played pretty well. They Sean Molina and Ryan Clark Eastern plays five players low Ihe men's game with Miami nearly the entire game and each light for a high playoff seed : might think their offense can get make up most of Notre Dame's Falcon pretty healthy coming to Bowl- of those players are scoring in This game Saturday will mark and will start ai approximately 3 • ing Green." defensive core. double digits. Behind Maska, Ihe lasl time )acki Raterman, Jill p.m. Saturday. athletic: MAC intensifies as season draws to end euery da The Associated Press "This really creates a lot of spends a lot ol lime thinking loses one of its final two, Ihe Ihe second seed." extra excitement," Ohio Univer- ahead to the conference tourna- Redl lawks will be Ihe lop seed. As hectic as the final days of A lot is riding on Saturday's sity coach Larry Hunter said. ment. Two Miami losses and two Kent in the games in the Mid-American "Just think of all of the fans of the "Our people are aware of wins, and Ihe Golden Flashes the schedule are — and as much Conference. Mid-American Conference who what other people around the could still steal the lop seeding. tension as they cause for coaches Eight teams have already are doing exactly what you and I MAC are doing and what we The schedule doesn't favor sports . "I'm a big fan of conference tour- filled Ihe brackets for the league arc doing. My AD was looking at have to do to gel one ol the top Kent, which must hit Ihe road tournament, which kicks off next what the tournament pairings four seeds," he said. "I'm sure twice lo play topflight oppo- naments," Huntere said. "Il Saturday on the home courts of could be this morning." everybody around Ihe league is nents. Toledo is Ihe only team gives teams that might have section ol Ihe four lop-seeded schools. Within the elite group in the doing what we're doing — that doesn't play a tournament been out of the regular-season Jusl who those four lop-seed- lournament there will be plenty they're looking at who's playing qualifier. Ohio is Ihe only team ed teams are remains to be deter- of jostling and elbowing for posi- who and where and how that that slays home. race for someiime something to The BG mined — and there are pockets tion, nol only Saturday but also might shake out in Ihe stand- "And we play Akron and play for. II keeps the fans of fans, players and coaches in Wednesday's final regularly ings." Kent, Ihe people next to us in the around the Midwesl caught up scheduled games. If Miami of Ohio wins either standings," Hunter said. "If we involved in your season. And all lleuis!!!! in the speculation. Hunter isn't afraid to say he of its last two games or Kent win those two, I think we'll get of those things are positives." 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Doctors arc optimistic he DIVISION I Cimlcrmce Overall 1. Lakewood St Edward 1341 340 will be able to return in 2000. 2. lluber Ills Wayne 272 ATLANTA — Andres Galarra- 3. Maple Heights 209 IASEBALL "It's isolated to a small bone in W L W I. ga was enjoying the prime of his 4. Akron Sprin^lield 192 his lower back and we expect his 5.Sanduski 164 Fail career in his late 30s, managing treatment to be successful," said 6. Wadsworth 140 izquel to play to turn back the clock with a vig- Miami. Ohio 14 11 5 7. Solon 94 Dr. Lee Kelley, a team orthope- Kenl 12 19 5 8. Galloway Vvestland 72 jCLEVELAND (AP) — Short- orous training regimen. His dist for the Braves. Akron II 17 7 9. Macedonia Nordoma 53 Ohio 11 16 8 10. Cm Mortlcr 47 j>p Omar Vizquel gave up the bulging arms and washboard The 37-year-old Galarraga, stomach were unmistakable Marshall II 16 9 »a of boycotting spring Irain- who hit .305 with 44 home runs Bowling Green 10 15 9 Others receiving 12 or more poinrs. 11. Holland Springfield 44 12. Dublin Coffman i as a way of prodding the signs of an athlete in peak physi- and 121 RBIs last season, will not Buffalo 0 4 23 39 13 (lie). Fairfield. Perry 19 15, Lewis Center Olentangy 13 cal condition. require surgery. He will undergo Jteveland Indians to improve his DIVISION II .1 million, seven-year contract. But no exercise program could six months of treatment, includ- 1. Ravenna (10) 271 ward off the stunning diagnosis 2. Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit 18) 243 '"It's safe to say that I'll be ing chemotherapy followed by 3. Clyde ( 8) 238 that came Thursday: The Big Cat radiation. 4. Uhnchsville Claymont (3) 187 .•re on time," Vizquel said. S.OImsledFalls 153 has cancer. Galarraga was diagnosed 6.Sanduskvrerkms 112 The Indians weren't sur- Galarraga, cleanup hitter and Toledo 10 6 18 6 7. SI. Pans Graham (1) 100 with the disease at Atlanta's Ball SI 9 7 9 8. Bellevue 75 ised. "No one ever doubted first baseman for the Atlanta 15 9. Cols DeSales 53 Piedmont Hospital. He will be Cent Michigan 6 9 9 14 10. MillersburgW Holmes 34 ' team spokesman Bobby DiB- Braves, has a tumor in his lower released within a day or two and W Michigan 6 11 11 14 io said Thursday. back and will miss the entire sea- return to his home. E Michigan 3 1) 3 20 Others receiving 12 or more points 11, Wellington 17 12,Chagnn Falls Kenston 16 N. Illinois 1 14 5 18 13, Aurora 13 ^ * ' Yankees deal away Wells to Toronto in return for Clemens The Associated Press Especially if it meant getting "We've got a group of war- now," Wells said. "Give me a left-hander is known throughout — Metallica was a favorite. They the only five-time Cy Young riors here and we're getting a ITAMPA Roger couple days. It's a little tough the Bronx and beyond, has been loved his beer belly and the way award winner in the history of very big warrior," Steinbrenner right now." tmens was enough to make the toast of New York since he loved The Babe. baseball. said. 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Call Soundstream USA 12m 150 wan subwooler, Volunteer Supervisor- Sunshine. Inc. of t20SVmo. * utilities 440 845 6316 641-2521 SDK 3212 1-12in Bandpass box kicker ZR 120 Work 39 days a year and get up to 60% tuition, Northwest Ohio, a residential facility for indi- viduals with developmental disabilities, is look- (30X2 wan amp). Must sell »50 OBO. Read Subleasers wanted. 1 mm. walk from cam|f up to $10,000 in student loan repayments, and up lo $600 00/mo not counting salary. Call Looking for a fun job for the rest of the semes- ing for a part time (16-24 hrs/week) supervi- Summer 1999. 4 bdrm. Recently remod* sor to implement a "Faith in Action" program. Call 372-4449. now 1-600-706-4068 for more info. The Ohio ter or during spring break' We need extra help Duties would include recruitment, training, and FOR RENT Air National Guard, Fuel Your Future making toys for the summer season. Full time work plus overtime available on flexible sched- support of volunteers to provide compassion- ules Good work habits could land you a super ate caregrvmg. developing contacts with local the BG WANTED part time )0b. Starting at $5 75/hour. Apply congregations, tundraising, and working with the inlerfaith coalition. Bachelors degree pre- M-F, 8am 4pm at Pinnacle Plastic Products. 425 Napoleon Road. Bowling Green. OH. Ask ferred, experience in MR/DD helpful. Must have valid driver's license with adequate Female roommate wanted for summer of 1999. for Rodney Kirkpetrtcfc. transportation and insurance coverage. Appli- GEORGETOWN MANOR APARTMENTS News Get your own room. $212 50 plus gas & elec- Needed: 2 full-time bakers & part time kitchen cations and tour Wednesdays 9:30-i0:00am Available Fall 99 a Spnng 2000 tric. Call 354-7356. help/counter help for new bakery. Exp pre- and 4:30-5:00pm or send resume to Sunshine 800 3rd Street Non smoking roommate wanted May "99 to ferred. Apply in person, Sal's Bakery, 1616 E Inc. of Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee- 1 bedroom May 00 lease. Estimated monthly rent $260. Wooster. Next to College Station bar & Domin- Westem Rd . Maumeo, Ohio 43537, Ann: HR Fully furnished, AC, Call Alexa & 353«283_ o's Pina. MGR.EOE. New Laundry Room, no pets Nurslng-RN/LPN- Part time working with Volunteer Coordinator: Temporary full time 9 1/2 a 12 mo. leases children and adults with developmental disabili- position available (initially 1-2 days per week Reasonable rent HELP WANTED ties. Applications and tour even/ Wednesday, for training full time summer months) at non- Gas heat, water & sewer included. Management Inc. 9:3010:00am and 4:30-500pm Or contact profit agency. Responsibilities include recruit- Call 354-9740 for more details A app't Now leasing for Fall I999-200| Human Resources (419) 665-0251. Sunshine ment, orientation and ongoing training of vol- ll.OOO's WEEKLY!! Stuff envelopes at home Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- unteers, supervision and coordination of spe- John Newlove for $2 00 each plus bonuses. F/T. P'T Make Wesiern Rd . Maumeo. OH EOF. cial events. Includes some evenings and Real Estate $800* weekly, guaranteed' Free supplies. For Part time student employment weekends Bachelors degree in a related field M details, send one stamp to: N-181. 12021 Wir preferred. Send resume to Sunshine Inc. of " Houses A Apts 99/2000 S.Y. 319 E. Wooster St. Management Inc. Are you looking lor part bme employment of 15 930 E Wooster, normally for 7 students, will shire Blvd.. Suite 552. Los Angeles. CA 90025 Hiii-ii.ii. Apt*.. I0S2 Fairview. 2bdrm flu hours plus per week plus per week within walk- Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee Western Rd., have new carpet, new turn., new paint $200 Across From Taco Bell Maumee. Ohio 43537. Ann: HR Manager. very spacious. 9 Tool veilings, car ports. $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. ing distance k> BGSU campus? Interested m mo. across the street from Kohl Hall. (419)354-2260 EOE. For into call 203 -319 2802 working various unskilled jobs m assembly, 1, 2. 3 bdrm. apts avail. 300 block E Merry 9 I '2- ) 2 mo Leases packaging, etc.? Rale of pay is $5.15 per hour. plus rooms avail. $200/mo. and/or have 2nd Start at $610 ( all 353-5800 "$20/HR PT/FT Apply in person between the hours of 9:00am HOUSES Process Our Company Mail or Email semester leases inexpensive. and 5.00pm (Monday-Friday] at: FOR SALE From Home or School For Details: • Call 353-0325 9-9. AVAILABLE Advanced Specialty Products. Inc. 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Weston. climbing, biking, golf, sailing, waterskiing, and Brick Ranch, 2 baths. Limit more! Call free (668) 644-6080 apply online: 3 people. $850.00 per CA Acer Rep. www campcedar.com Management Inc. Sports See what's new month, deposit $850.00 Minded PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES Lease Irom May 16. 1999 HrinjMtr Apls..7|0 N. Enterprise. I bdrm, t] Nat'i Co. seeking health conscious team Norbait Rubber Company, a OS9000 regis- in the news!! to May 6, 2000. vaulted ceilings, unique floor pla players for local expansion. Training/travel. tered manufacturer of polymer products for Vie 9 1/2- 12 mo Leases 419-6420294. automotive industry has openings. We offer a 723 SIXTH STREET (lose to campus. Slam al S.180 Call 353-5*9 competitive wage with an incentive plan, based on individual effort. Also provided is a benefits Three bedroom. Limit 3 ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income to assemble package that includes health, dental, vision, life people. $500.00 per products at home. Into 1 -504-646-1700 DEPT. insurance, pension, and 401 (k) plans. Paid va- OH^2SS. month, deposit $500.00. cations and holidays are also furnished bene- Lease from May 16, 1999 Management Inc. CHECK THIS fits. You must be able to work any shift. Manu- to May 6, 2000. tverfreen Apt*.. 215 Poe. LtTiciencies & hi $$ D«||v#ry $$ facturing experience Is preferred A pre- I hdrms. laundry on site, lens of parking F. WE NEED YOU employment drug screen is required. EOE. 614 FOURTH STREET slam at $210. I bdrtns Stans al 1140 TO DELIVER THE NEW GTE Applications will be taken Monday. 2/22/99 Call 353-SSOO^^ EVERYTHING PAGES through Friday, 2/26/99 from 8:30 am nil 4:00 S*** »■* den mm i * 4 mat »m-mM* ti M US * INI! Three bedroom. Limit 3 IN pmat: -KOfnirM W fAHHMYi) mu cr Uuil jr fcflo (Unu Layi*uv people. $700.00 per BOWLING GREEN NORBALT RUBBER Bahamas Party AND SURROUNDING AREAS 587 West Broadway month, deposit $700.00. Earn up to $6 per hour more depending upon N. Baltimore. OH Cruise $279 Lease Irom May 16, 1999 Management Inc. your speed of delivery. Must have a valid S««n • -w sMn ■ to* Nrm . aduM imn to May 6, 2000. \\ illn- llou.f Apis.. SJ0 4ltl SI. I Mini, gi \ driver's license, a vehicle with current plates SHUTTLE DRIVER-Providing transporabon lor hex. A.C Remodeled Sum at S!75 and have 4-B daylight hours available. For 530 E- MERRY STREET (ill 353-MUM) adults with mental retardation/developmental m Panama $119 more Information call: disabilities can be a rewarding and challenging City isssMl .Nksss)»- efcssfM »■»•• Three bedroom Limit 4 1-800-839-5022 ** **4BEggP' career opportunity. Full Time position. Salary people. $670.00 per MON-FRI $7 55 hourly 90 days thereafter $8 85 $i 5 38 11:30 AM-7:00 PM Jamaica $439 month, deposit $670.00. hourly depending upon experience Four years Management Inc. , Child care position avail High school diploma driving expenence and High School Diploma or Lease from August 12, GED required. Application deadline 2/22/99 1999 to August 12,2000 tt.....ier Home. 716 E. Wooiler. I bdrnii. « req. Free child care offered to your child 18 STEAK HOUSE Cancun $399 mos. or older. CaH 878-4190 for more info. Application packets may be obtained from the Noon Staffing al $360 One minute Irom South Ha,I Wood County Board of MR/DO, 11160 East Spring Break Travel-Our 12th Year! Call 3S3-5«0O^_M CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT - Workers earn Gypsy Lane Road, Ent. B. Bowling Green. 163 SOUTH MAIN ST-BOWLING GREEN MANY APARTMENT up to $2.000Wmonth (w/tps a benefits). 8:00am-4:O0pm.EOE. 1-800-678-6386 LOCATIONS AVAILABLE. World TraveM Land-Tour jobs up to STOP IN THE RENTAL $5.000-$7,000/summer. Ask us how! Student w/car needed for part-time cleaning. 517-336-4235EX1 CS5442 AM preferred. 666 -4527. OFFICE FOR A Management Inc. Cmemark Theatres COMPLETE LISTING. Slop by our office ai 1045 V Main St I WE CAN HELP YOU! complete listing or Call 353-5XOU. =1 CINEMA 5 XSH www.wcnet.ore^mecca £g\ 1234 N. 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Assigned parking. Starts at $500.00 Call Today for Complete Details!! MANY OTHER LOCATIONS AVAILABLE. A COMPLETE LISTING IS AVAILABLE AT THE RENTAL OFFICE. 1-800-899-8070 STOP IN, OUR FRIENDLY STAFF WILL HELP YOU RND Be a part of a winning tradition" THE PERFECT HOME FOR NEXT YEAR! A -. : r I * ■