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"I'm not chair Jeff Carney at 9 a.m. yester- bitter about anything. I think it day in the Prout Lounge Gault i Guest columnist Lance was a fine election." and Chipps received 961 votes, Cramner explains why Vice presidential candidate while Maryann Russell and Joe Iacobucci responded similar- broken promises have David All received 680, Bree ly about the quality of the elec- stopped him from Swatt and Joe Iacobucci received tion. voting in USG 467, and Kris Kelley and Adam "I think every candidate had Papas received 328. Seven write- elections. an equal chance to get their voice in candidates received one vote heard," Iacobucci said, adding apiece. that "it's the first time in a while i Jena Lohrbach says "Christy and I feel great about where you've seen four strong obscenity should be the elections," Cault said, short- candidates ... there were four ly after the results had been read. used carefully. good campaigns this year." "We feel the student voice was Iacobucci also said that heard." though he thinks the increased "We're just on a natural high voter turnout is good, it is not now," Gault said later. BG News Photo/SCOTT FAUBER good enough. "I'm still not nd nation 4 Gault said he has not chosen happy with voter turnout," his cabinet yet, but it "is going to Clint Gault and Christy Chipps celebrate their win of the 1999 USG presidential and vice presi- be composed of the best students NATO launches new dential elections. They will take office next fall. • See USC, page six. attacks on Yugoslavia. Fraternity Federal regulation of Singer, historian will perform reinstated most cable TV services Gerri Gribi shares experiences for Women's History Month will end Mar. 31. concerts and speeches in honor geous voice," Shields said. "She theme song foi Women's Histo- after hazing By SARAH DELANEY of women's history since 1980. is very talented." ry Month called 'Women We The BG News This will be her first visit to Krueger said there will be Come From,'" Brown said. incident Women's History Month is BGSU. Vickie Shields, the direc- two warm-up acts preceding Brown described the song as ending on a high note as the tor of the Women's Studies pro- Gribi's performance. collaborative, like "We Are the By VINCE GUERRIERI University hosts a free perfor- gram, said Gribi was discoveredk "There's going to be a slide World" and "That's What The BG News when Shields received an e-mail presentation of all the pho- Friends Are For." mance by Gerri Gribi in "A The Delts are officially back by Gribi advertising her perfor- tographs on display in The The ensemble was formed Musical Romp Through on campus. mance. Women We Come From' photo after Krueger invited Brown to Women's History" tonight at 7 Six years after getting kicked sing the song at Gribi's perfor- p.m. in the Joe E. Brown The- "It looked intriguing," exhibit, as well as a perfor- off campus, Delta Tau Delta has ater. Shields said. "After we received mance by the Sheila Brown mance. been awarded Greek unit C-7, According to Mary Krueger, a press package about her, we Ensemble," she said. "I suggested that it be a the former Delta Zeta house on director of the Women's Center, just knew we wanted her to The Sheila Brown Ensemble group effort instead," Brown Clough Street near Troup Gribi is a singer, song-writer come and perform." is a group of four students led said. Avenue. They will move in next and historian. Shields said her performance by Sheila Brown, interim assis- Other members of the fall. ■ BG gymnastics soar "She's very entertaining, but is about folk songs recovered by tant director of the center for ensemble are Valerie Edwards The move is the latest step in into the 1999 season she's also an educator," Krueger Gribi about women's experi- multicultural affairs and acade- and Eryn Whitfield on vocals, a comeback for the Delts, who Saturday against W. said. ences. mics initiatives. Napoleon Haney on piano and reached their lowest point in the Michigan . Gribi has been performing "She has an absolutely gor- "We are going to perform the Shawn Appleton on drums. fall of 1996, when a pledge was treated for alcohol poisoning in Photo exhibit displayed a hazing incident. Chris Scarcella, the president index of the Delts, was a member of in honor of special women that pledge class, and remem- Opinion 2 bers that incident, which result- Page Three 3 mothers who have been espe- ed in 32 students being charged By SARAH DELANEY cially inspirational. World and Nation 4 The BG News by the University with viola- One such photo was submit- tions of the Student Code of Entertainment 7 ted by Amy Knife, a graduate Mothers, grandmothers, sis- Conduct. Sports 9 student at the University. ters, celebrities and friends: All "It was scary," he Said. "It Sports Agate 11 "1 submitted a photo of my have been an inspiration to dif- doesn't happen anymore. We're ferent people at the University grandmother. She's an inspira- a new chapter." t? who submitted photos to tion because she raised eight Scarcella said that just nine honor them in "The Women We children, was an oil painter and current members of the Delts Come From" photo exhibit in an active member of her com- were around for that incident. "There are over 750 the Jerome Library. munity," Knife said. "She was The Delts numbers are now at caring, supportive and well- volunteers and 300 The photos, which have 28, up from 17 when the Delts respected." dancers this year, been on display all month, rep- moved off campus in 1993. resent women of various gen- A photo submitted by Rona "It's a different chapter," said double than what erations and occupations, Klein, a lecturer of English and Lisa Fedler, assistant director for the turn out was for including such famous people Women's Studies, depicted Greek affairs. "A lot of the guys as Sarah McLaughlin and the four generations of women involved in the incident didn't last year's Dance Indigo Girls. from her family, including her BG News Photo/MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE stick around. The guys that did Marathon." Most of them, nowever, are mother, grandmother, great- have done a lot to bring the photos of mothers and grand- Photos on display in the Jerome Library celebrating chapter in good standing on the Kelly Hyder • See WOMEN, page six. Women's History Month. Dance Marathon volunteer campus." Interfraterriity Council Presi- dent, Joe Reece, said since that incident, the Delts have changed for the better. nica Students dance for worthy cause "They've done a revamping ble for one section of Dance was making sure that everything charge of booking bands and cre- of the chapter," Reece said. Check out: By ANNE MOSS Marathon, but all play a big part was in order. They also had to ating a schedule of when they The Delts have left behind the The BG News in the final production. Commit- deliver all of the decorations, will appear. house where the incident www.bgnews. occurred, moving into a wing on The University is catching tees range from the event man- food and medical supplies, to the In order to book the bands, the first floor in Bromfield Hall. com dance fever as time nears for the agement committee to finance SRC. she had to endure long term Deits' public relations chair biggest philanthropy of the year. committee, and a public relations Jodi Huhn, chairman of the preparations like previewing the News, web extras and a Ryan Smith said the move was a Even though Dance Marathon committee. finance committee, has been bands and sending out letters of whole lot more. step in the direction of getting a begins this weekend, prepara- The fourth annual event has making sure that all money request for their time. The bands house. tion began as soon as last year's been a long time coming. Since brought into the office is cover a variety of music and will Want to get in touch? Dance Marathon ended. October, Kelly Hyder and her accounted for. Dance Marathon play the entire duration of Dance "It's kind of like a house, but bgnews@bgnet. Dance Marathon is a national crew on the steering committee will be sending a check to The Marathon. A D.J. will fill in the it's not," Smith said. "It's not college philanthropy that raises have been working very hard. Children's Miracle Network in spaces between one band and something a fraternity can call their own." bgsu.edu money for terminally ill children Hyder said this week they have early May after all final fundrais- another. that receive help through The been doing last minute prepara- ing contributions are collected As for the dancers, the men in Now, Delts live in all but Your direct line to your three rooms on their wing. Hav- Children's Miracle Network. tions, like making sure dancers from dancers. The final amount the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity newspaper have the correct times, and of money raised will be totaled ing a house, Smith said, will This weekend the University will have been trying to raise money be sponsoring the event in the checking up on all volunteers. and revealed at the end of Dance instill a new sense of pride and and have been working out in Or call us: Student Recreation Center. "There are over 750 volun- Marathon, said Huhn. brotherhood within the fraterni- Preparations began by choos- teers and 300 dancers this year, Another committee that has preparation for the 32 hour ty 372-6966 ing heads of committees. There double than what the turn out been hard at work is the enter- marathon since November. Brian Scarcella looks forward to the are 12 core committees that work was for last year's Dance tainment committee. Sarah Roberts is the fraternity's Dancer new house, saying it will help under the head steering commit- Marathon," said Hyder. Grigsby, member of the enter- The major concern this week tainment committee, has been in tee. Each committee is responsi- • See DANCE, page six. • See DELTS, page six. page 2 The BG News Friday, March 26, 1999 The BG News cetutiAuAKTceni. con
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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 Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber "What's this mean?" Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Obscenity should be used with care Tony Cavallario Let's talk about word usage, abuse used as an everyday greet- always picture one of the Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller and let's focus on one word: ing. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Web Editor bitch. When I was a little kid, I I was in a store a few weeks saying "Bitchin'!" to some idea was taught not to swear. Bitch Melissa Naymik ago and one of the employees or event). Amyjo L. Brown was considered an expletive, and friends came in and greeted her Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter it was clear that I was not to use with a hug and, "Hey, bitch, how I'm not saying that using the it (not that it's always inappro- late do you work?" priate). word bitch is never appropriate. I was appalled. Completely. Bitch, as defined in the dictio- There are those women who are Even more appalling: guys who nary is 'the female of the dog or most appropriately described as editorial greet their girlfriends with "hey, some other carnivorous mam- bitch." It just about breaks my such. You know, the women Clint Gault and Christie Chipps won the USG elections. mals,' so I can understand how a heart to see guys treat their girl- who are always in a bad mood, slang insult was formed to mean was baby-sitting for these two Editor-in-Chief, Mike Wendling, endorsed those two (or Presi- friends with such little respect. If (he women who never ever look dent/Vice President the first day of elections. "a lewd or immoral woman' or 'a kids one evening when the malicious, spiteful, or domineer- I ever had a boyfriend who greet- on the bright side and get snap- Gulp? phone rang. I jumped up to ed me wilh such a derisive ing woman — sometimes used as answer it, leaving them to their No, no gulp. phrase, I'd drop him faster than I pish when you ask the simplest a generalized term of abuse" Power Rangers, and when 1 said, That is to say, docs it worry me that the candidates endorsed by would a red-hol coal. Since yes or no question. I don't know (yes, this is coming straight from "Hello," I was greeted with, Mike won the election? And to say further, no, it doesn't. when has this insult become an Webster's). "Hey, bitch, what's going on?" I of any woman who has never I do understand the fear that people may have in one person endearment? I mean, think about Like many obscenities, the was stunned. At the time, I'd been in a state called bitchy; being able to endorse without any other parties throwing in their what you're calling her: "a lewd word bitch has become common- never heard anyone greeted with everyone gets into a bad mood. endorsement as well. This is a fear I had when we first tried our lit- or immoral woman," or "a mali- place and accepted by the gener- "Hey, bitch/'before. As it turned tle experiment with the candidates discussing their stand on ques- cious, spiteful, or domineering Only those women who never al population, [t sounds weird to out, she was the kids' aunt and tions posed by The News. I was afraid the friend or enemy of a can- woman — sometimes used as a snap out of them can be consid- call bitch an obscenity, because thought I was her sister. Oops. didate would write in, bashing or boosting the argument of their pal generalized term of abuse," in I'm so used to hearing it, and it ered bitches, and only then or sworn enemy. Luckily, that never happened. I thought it was really strange other words, (he guy's calling seems to be considered the least because the word truly reflects Well, actually, it did sort of. then, that it was just one of those her a mean, evil [cruel?] slut. offensive of expletives; don't ask weird things (like a pet name, their personality. Even then I We had a submission that trashed one of the candidates and it had me why because this particular although I can't understand the There are other definitions: factual basis, but I chose not to run it. would hesitate. It's not a word word really irks me. logic behind it) that was just "something lhat is highly objec- tionable or unpleasant," which lo throw around lightly, despite We had another submission that boosted one of the candidates First of all, I'm not very fond between them; no one else and it had factual basis, but I chose not to run it. of insults. Even if you don't would ever greet another person explains the phrase, "that's a today's accepting public. Bitch is bitch" (like in response to being Mike Wendling, as editor of The News, holds a unique position. mean it as an insult, why can't wilh "hey, bitch," would they? an ugly word. Poor dogs. In theory, he has the best knowledge of what's going on at BGSU. you greet someone more politely Except, I hear it more and more scheduled to work on a day that He's in touch with the issues, sees all of the news that goes out to all and with some semblance of often. "Hey, bitch, where you you asked off). of you and even filters some of the stories that are happening into respect? Some people may be been?" and "Hey, bitch, what're And then there's the verb To comment or lo bitch, e-mail the paper. desensitized to being greeted in a you doing here?" and just plain bitch (to complain or to spoil, Does (hat mean his opinion is flawless and should be followed at derogatory manner, but there are old, "Hey, bitch." It drives me botch) and the old Malibu slang, Jena ni jlohrbObgnel.bgsu.edu. all times? No, of course not. And people should know that. quite a few who aren't, even nuts to hear something that I've bitchin' which was used in refer- With any tuck, she'll gel il before It was my hope then now, that students would take all of the when it's in jest. Case in point: I always considered a verbal ence to something good (I Mai/. information thai The News presented while voting for the next USG President. I helped out in a campaign last year and too often I saw Broken promises lessen importance of vote people voting just because a candidate gave them candy or talked to them first as they tried to get to class. I did not vote this year in the don't have Lotus Notes and I USG elections. I am not making a 1 am not blaming those who I thought this year's race was overall a good one. Candidates had refuse to pay a hook-up fee to political statement by saying have served on student govern- to take a stance and students were given as many opportunities as BGSU. Isn't that why I have paid this. I do not dislike any of the ment in any way. At least you are possible to hear them. And I sincerely doubt that we at The News a technical fee every semester candidates, nor do I really claim making an attempt. This is more get so much respect that the opinion of one person makes hundreds to know any of them. I was sim- since I came here? That money of stude.its vote for one candidate over the other. than most people here can say. 1 ply not concerned. After three am only implying that promise should let me be able to check years at BGSU, I have seen my all you want, the USG still seems my e-mail any time that I want Brian Taylor USG vote do absolutely nothing powerless. Administrators here lo. I guess my money is going for Opinion Editor to benefit my, or anyone else's, will do whatever they want and long distance phone bills or it seems that students have no college experience. Usually I something. Next thing you Letters to the Editor policy vote, but this year, I was simply say in it. too apathetic to do it. I support whoever holds an know, we'll have to pay an Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, Faculty, - absolutely nothing done administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a strong opin- I arrived here in August of office for next year and I hope access fee for the STAR-90 sys- ion. The BG News will not discrlmmlnate upon letters solely based on a person's 1996.1 had no say in the elections with parking problems, which that you accomplish everything tem. The new version of it is bad opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. have now escalated in frustra- of the year before and it did not that you want to. However, ■ Letters lo the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two tion for me now that I am off- enough already. Might as well typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually in response to a eurrent Issue on affect me in any way. In the two when I tune in on one of your annoy us even further by charg- the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. campus. elections since then, I have heard televised meetings, I don't ing us $2.95 a minute to use it. ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as the candidates speak and lis- - food prices that are still expect to see one like Tuesday, Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- ridiculous, (I'm happy to know tened to the promises. In these Mar. 23. The only thing I saw You would think they made ered based on topic relevance and quality. that eight cents of every campus two years, I frequently heard discussed is whether or not the enough money off of ground burger that I eat goes toward Anonymous letters arc not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or how Bowling Green would: previous meeting's minutes floor Mac West, where I lived Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished long-distance calls. Maybe only if the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone - get more concerts should be read because BG24 two years ago, in fines to run this number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- Founders sells 100 burgers at might not like it. You know limn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have - improve parking problems lunch. That's an $8 phone bill for campus for a year. We were valid reasons to remain anonymous. what, nobody cares. Read them - improve food costs and qual- every dining hall on campus per forced to split the cost of a faulty To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and ity or not, nobody cares. Nobody leave It in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send It on e-mail to day? Where exactly are we watches the meetings because microwave that blew up. bgnews'tfbgnct.bgsu.edu and give It the subject, "Letter to the Editor.* - use revenue from parking ordering this meat from?) and you discuss topics like what you Congratulations to all of this tickets more wisely quality that still relatively sucks. Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The should and should not read on year's USG winners. Sorry that I News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- - make the campus more - more parking tickets than the air. I couldn't stand it any- edges all entries submitted for publication. diverse ever and nothing new to show did not vote for you, but I didn't more after 15 minutes. vote for your opponents either. I - make the campus safer, etc. for it except maybe East Hall. Fight to get something done ( op; nght © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any hope that something is accom- material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is Since August 1996,1 have offi- - a million "BGSU is SO here. You wanted this office. Do prohibited. cially seen: diverse" articles in The BG something with it. Make every- plished, but I expect that it will The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 and is pub- - one concert that I did not News, while everyone knows one at BGSU remember you as a be another year of unfulfilled lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- attend, (The Violent Femmes, a that this is still the whitest cam- hero. If you don't, nobody will promises. I hope you'll try, but ter. pus in the Western Hemisphere. band washed up long before I even remember that you held an will BGSU actually let you suc- Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily entered junior high school nine - crime rates still as high as office. I am sick of BGSU giving thjose of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG ever with relatively nothing ceed? News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff years ago) while campuses like students nothing to do, more Central Michigan, Ball State and done to curb the disturbing rate fines than they can deal with, Tie BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto of rapes on campus. riis or photograph descriptions. Ohio University have been stops and no security. I can't even Lance Cranmer is a guest colum- on this year's MTV "Campus - basically all of the promises nist. He can be reached at cran- Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. check my e-mail in my spare Invasion Tour." that I heard evaporate into thin time at home anymore because I [email protected]. website of the day PEOPLE www.themeworld.com on the street
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Nothing would be so rad as to fined in usage to the Flapper; to from gate, the traditional term of doing to support totally be hip to the groove of lap was to drink, most often at a address exchanged by jazz Dance Marathon? today, man. Failing that, gin mill (speakeasy). To be half- musicians). A tin ear did not like maybe you could bone up on cut or soaked with a bar rag was music. Instruments were rarely Jay Lindner Jesse Sandoval the groove of yesterday. to be pleasantly tipsy, while called by their standard names A Flapper slang to describe the clarinet was a gob stick, a string Senior Freshman Quick, before the mainstream Marketing Education state of full-blown alcohol intoxi- bass was a doghouse, a tram which co-opted it in the first "Nothing - I'm all "I'm a dancer and cation included barreled, bolog- was a trombone, an iron horn a place rediscovers it. for the divestment giving my time to raisel nied, canned, crocked, fried, cornet, a guinea's harp, gitbox, or of Dance a lot of money - can't jammed, jiggered, juiced, oiled, gitter was a guitar, a groanbox Marathon.' wait, that's for sure. ossified, out like a light, pie-eyed, was an accordion, a wood pile The 1920s piffled, plastered, polluted, pot- was a xylophone, drums were The Flapper Intoxicated ted, shellacked, shot, splifficated. skins, a saxophone was a gob- stewed to the hat. and tanked. A ble-pipe. JoAnna Papageorgiou Flapper who could hold her liquor There were two basic schools Bar none, no adjective has com- was a non-skid: a hip hound was Sophomore manded more slang synonyms of jazz, sweet (conventional) or Biology a serious drinker; a drunken goof hot (swing). On the sweet side of "I donated money to over the ages than "intoxicated." was a flask, and an apple alley Despite the 18th Amendment the spectrum were corn (old- my friend for the DM was a drunk sailor. and its novel approach of aug- fashioned jazz), the long under- and'l love to dance.' menting the Constitution to limit, wear gang (a sweet band), salon The 1930s (restrained jazz), lollypop (cloy- not protect, a right, the consump- Krista Rollin Ray Ziegman tion of alcohol to the point of ine- Swing Jive ing, sweet jazz) and schmaltz Freshman Security Guard briation as a quest of the young (overly sentimental music). Pre-Phys. Therapy "I guess I'll watch was alive and well in the 1920s The first wave of jive to crest On the hot side of the scales "I gave all my people dance 'til To the Flapper, alcohol was gig- across popular youth culture was was clam-bake (wild swing), change to some- they drop.' gle water or hooch, a conscious- the vocabulary of swing music dillinger (very hot swing), gut- body who came ly slangy word (derived from the itself The language used by the bucket (lowdown blues), barrel- to my room." name of an Alaskan Indian tribe, jazz musicians to describe their house (free and easy jamming, • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample ol the student population The the Hoochinoo, involved in the craft was quickly adopted by or improvising), and in the center views presented here do not necessanly reflect the opinions ot The Newt But we pnnt them production and transportation of young swing fans, known as cats collegiate (extremely slow anyway Anyone wishing to be in this feature may find it advantageous to hang out in the Union bootleg liquor) that was not con- or alligators (probably derived Swing). want more? wwwm-wcom on weekday evenings But you didnt hear it here Si events All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: www.events.bgsu.edu Friday 3/26/99 8 a.m. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 71 a.m. - 4 p.m. tion, contact Geri Ludwig at Ballroom [email protected] or Men's and Women's Track Dance Marathon PR table Dance Marathon Raffle 419/372-6898. Student Union Foyer. 8 p.m. 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. at Raleigh Relays Sponsored by 'he Walt Disney Union/Alumni Room. World College Program Alumni Spirit Day Men's team opens outdoor sea- Campus Films presents son in this meet. Raleigh, N.C. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Association. Education steps. SPIRIT DAY FOR THE FAMILY 1 p.m. "How to Make an CAMPAIGN: homemade cof- Tie Dye Clothing & Candle 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Women's Tennis at Toledo American Quilt" fee cake, fresh coffee, prizes Sale Toledo Films are open to BGSU stu- and fun! Co-sponsored by WWF Raw Ticket Raffle Vendor will be selling a variety Exploring the Learning dents, faculty and staff. Classified Staff Council and The Sponsored by FIJI to benefit of tie dyes and candles! Environment of Inter- 6-11 p.m. University Union Falcon's Nest. Dance Marathon. Education Sponsored by UAO. Math Admission is $2.00. Tickets may Fashion Merchandsing Student Union. steps Science Building foyer. national Students at BGSU be bursared. Two tickets may To register or for more informa- Assoc. Fashion Show be purchased with one ID
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L>ama)R The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 " Eye on NATO launches new attacks The Associated Press Yugoslavia also announced it BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — was cutting diplomatic ties with news United States, Britain, France NATO pounded Yugoslavia for a mpiled from staff and wire reports second night Thursday, follow- and Germany for participating in ing through on a pledge to sys- the airstrikes, Serbian TV report- tematically destroy President ed. But Britain and the United - ■OIL SPILLBI^^^MHHMHaBBMHi Slobodan Milosevic's military States said they had received no forces unless he accepts peace in formal notice of ties being bro- Captain apologizes to Alaskans Kosovo. ken. France would nether con- ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The skipper of the Exxon Valdez Bombs rained down on Koso- firm nor deny the report and i has apologized to Alaskans for the accident that spilled 11 million vo's capital of Pristina shortly Germany had no immediate 1 < * \f t * ■ gallons of oil into Prince William Sound a decade ago. after dark. The sky lit up with comment. "I do apologize for what's happened," Capt. Joe Hazelwood said bright flashes when three heavy in an interview with KTUU Channel 2 that aired Wednesday, the blasts were heard from the direc- More than 2,000 people have t- ..' 10th anniversary of the grounding. tion of an army base next to the been killed and at least 400,000 ii ikij "1 don't know what apology would be appropriate, though." he airport. forced to flee their homes in a \ said. "I could apologize to the people of Alaska, and I mean that from Explosions were also heard year of fighting between U- v. .' the bottom of my heart, but I still don't think it would be enough." north of Belgrade, in northern Yugoslav troops and ethnic Despite admitting that he had consumed at least three drinks Kosovo, and in Serbia and Mon- Albanian rebels in Kosovo, a before boarding the Exxon Valdez, Hazelwood was acquitted in 1990 tenegro, the two republics that province in Serbia. The ethnic ftrfc make up Yugoslavia. Albanians have already signed I of operating the tanker while drunk. the U.S.-backed peace plan. : However, he was convicted of negligently discharging oil, and "We're going to systematically and progressively attack, dis- A devastating first round of this summer he will begin serving his sentence — 1,000 hours of pTfW if rupt, degrade, devastate and airstrikes Wednesday reportedly picking up garbage along Anchorage-area highways. /•*■. '/I ultimately — unless President killed at least 11 people, injured Milosevic complies with the dozens and delivered serious 1 m\:\\\)\.s( immmmmmmmmmaBmama demands of the international blows to Yugoslavia's military community — we're going to infrastructure. Officers use deer DNA to help nab poacher destroy these forces and their WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Rapists and murderers aren't facilities and support," said U.S. • the only ones who can get tripped up by DNA evidence. Wildlife Gen. Wesley Clark, supreme Air raid sirens sounded officials used deer DNA to catch a poacher. commander of allied forces in throughout Yugoslavia again Thursday after dozens of NATO Lynn Bernard York, 38, pleaded guilty Wednesday to illegally pos- Europe. ■ • ■* But there was no hint the warplanes took off from bases in . * sessing meat from two whitetail does. The meat was found in his Italy and four warships in the pickup truck Dec. 21 at a wildlife area where the taking of female assault was causing Milosevic to I Adriatic Sea launched Toma- deer is illegal. rethink his refusal to end his uuoctated Pieu Photo offensive against ethnic Alban- hawk cruise missiles on the sec- York had claimed the meat came from a buck. But researchers at ond day of the offensive. ian separatists in Kosovo or Smoke still rises from a damaged military airplane factory in the University of Florida analyzed DNA from the meat to determine accept a plan calling for 28,000 NATO commanders say the the species, sex and geographic location of the deer. Pancero, north of Belgrade, Thursday after missiles hit the build- NATO troops to enforce the barrage will go on until Milose- ing. It was the first time genetic analysis was used to convict a poach- peace. vic capitulates — and Secretary inglon. in the center of the northern er in Florida, said Maj. Jim Ries of the state Game and Fresh Water His aides scorned the of State Madeleine Albright said Two missiles struck Thursday Kosovo town of Kosovska Mitro- Fish Commission. airstrikes as "a crime against the diplomatic channels were vica and local media in Belgrade people" of Yugoslavia. always open. near the central Serbian city of "He knows how to gel in Nis. The official Tanjug news reported several explosions just We're almost full!!! touch with us," she said in Wash- agency reported two explosions north of the capital. You've gotta get an apartment before it's too late! Good Lock Phi Mu Dance Maratboners.' Check out these great apartments for next year... Chariestown Apartments - 710 Scott Hamilton A & H and 730 Scott Hamilton A,B,C,D & G 9 Director: Catering: Dancers: Kelly tWder Leslie Enale Mandy Kerber 1 Spacious two bedroom units with potto/balcony, central air, garbage disposals, full baths, private parking on-site laundry, and lots of storage. 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For reservations call: University Catering at 372-6951 m Monday - Friday 9am-5pm Friday, March 26, 1999 The BG News page 5 Muslims head to Mecca The Associated Press about 2.3 million. than enough pilgrims to create Economic and political tur- incredible traffic jams all over MECCA, Saudi Arabia— moil has reduced the number of Mecca, where a 15-minute trip Aboul 2 million Muslim pilgrims pilgrims from Indonesia, the easily could take 1 1/2 hours this swathed in white made their most populous Muslim country week. way Thursday toward holy in the world, from 230,000 last A key part of the pilgrimage is Mount Arafat, traveling on foot year to 70,000, the Saudi official standing on Mount Arafat in or aboard packed buses for the said. Mina, outside Mecca, where annual hajj joumey to Mecca. Indonesia has been hardest hit Prophet Mohammed, Islam's Despite the huge traffic jams by the Asian economic melt- founder, gave his last sermon 14 caused by the influx of the faith- down, which has devalued cur- centuries ago. That ritual this ful, Saudi officials said the num- rencies and caused widespread year will be performed on Fri- ber of hajj pilgrims was down unemployment. The crisis led to day, Islam's holy day, giving it this year due to economic trou- political turbulence and riots in the status of "greater pilgrim- bles in Southeast Asia and many parts of the country. age." among oil producing countries. Pilgrims from neighboring About 2 million pilgrims This year, 1.065 million for- wealthy Persian Gulf states also made their way Thursday to the eign Muslims have made the were staying home because of plain of Mina, six miles north of annual journey to the holy city of slumping international oil Mecca. Some walked, others Ntacca, according to a Saudi offi- prices, the official said, although held tightly to the roofs of cial, who spoke on condition of he had no precise figures. packed buses. The hajj chant of anonymity. That's 135,000 fewer Citizens of fhe United Arab "Here I am oh Almighty, here I than last year's final figure, and Emirates, used to luxurious facil- am" reverberated across Mecca. laii-minule arrivals were expect- ities, spend an average $6,850 Associated Press Ph»4» ed totadd only a few thousand during the hajj, the pilgrimage to More than 45,000 personnel moriy Mecca that able-bodied Muslims have been mobilized to deal with Two muslim men and a woman return to their tent after a shopping trip in Mecca, Thursday one Another 1.2 million Saudis are required to perform at least the pilgrims, including security day before starting the hajj. Some 1.2 million Saudis were participating In this year's hajj, the also were participating, bringing once, if they can afford it. troops, caterers and medical annual pilgrimmage to Mecca that able-bodied muslims are required to perform at least once the total number of pilgrims to There were, however, more teams. If they can afford it. Federal government to stop regulating cable television prices The Assoi Hitcil I'rt'ss channels, such as Discovery, lation." date with the hope that wide- that regulated the industry, rates overall inflation has risen 6 per- CNN, MTV and ESPN. Consumer groups said com- spread competition to cable initially went down, saving cus- cent. WASHINGTON — Cable TV would materialize, making price tomers billions of dollars. Consumers now pay on aver- panies may restrict increases in The industry says that with customers will have to pay what- age about $31 a month for regu- the next few months to avoid controls unnecessary. But such But near the end of 1994, the each rate increase, customers ever their cable companies want lated cable TV services, includ- being regulated again. "But in competition hasn't developed FCC bent to political pressure to charge them to watch many of ing set-top box and remote con- the long run, rates will keep sky- yet. and revised the rules to give have gotten more channels, their favorite programs when trol rentals, the Consumers' rocketing unless true price com- Meanwhile, the most basic cable companies much more lee- improved service and better pic- federal price regulation ends Union estimates. petition develops or the govern- level of service, including mostly way to increase rates to pay for ture and sound quality. next week. But even with gov- ment decides to put a lid on broadcast TV channels and a few higher business costs, such as Decker Anstrom, president of The most recent cable TV rate ernment controls, the rates rose the National Cable Television rates," contends Gene Kimmel- cable networks, will continue to programming. sharply over the past few years. Association, doesn't believe the man, co-director of the Con- be regulated. So will prices for By the summer of 1996, cable increases are getting smaller, Following the directive of a nation's 67 million cable cus- sumers Union's Washington set-top boxes and remote con- rates- were spiking up. even though they still run well office. trols. 1996 law, the Federal Communi- tomers will get hit with whop- Consumer groups, citing ahead of inflation. For the year cations Commission will stop ping increases. The Clinton administration Premium channels such as Bureau of Labor Statistics' fig- ending Feb. 28, cable TV prices and lawmakers say they will HBO and Showtime were never regulating most cable TV ser- "Our companies are very ures, said that since February rose 4.9 percent, while overall vices March 31. Specifically, it keep close tabs on rates after the subject to federal price regula- 1996 — when the law paving the much aware that they need to act inflation increased 1.6 percent, will lift federal price controls for with restraint," Anstrom said. "If price controls are lifted. tion. way for the March 31 deregula- the expanded basic services that they don't, Congress will come Congress and the Clinton When price controls took tion was enacted — cable prices according to Bureau of Labor include many popular cable TV back in and reinstitute rate regu- administration set the March 31 effect in 1993, after a 1992 law have increased 24 percent, while Statistics' most recent figures. 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"I think because it was the truth," Gault Kris Kelley, who included the Election Percentages Iacobucci said. that was kind of bad timing." said. "I honestly believe that." referendum prominently in his Clint Gault/Christy Chipps 39.3% Presidential candidate "I think it was poor judge- EOB chair Jeff Carney had a Maryann Russell/David All 27.8% Maryann Russell was excited ment by the editors," Russell different view, however. platform, said that he is pleased -over the increased interest in the Jaclyn Bree Swatt/Joe Iacobucci 19.1%- said regarding the editorial. "I was kind of mixed," Carney with the outcome and will lobby USG elections this year. "Basically, he made that assump- said. "I think on the first day of Kris Kelly/Adam Adams 13.4% "I was excited that a lot more tion [his endorsement) on one elections for that to have run was administrators to adopt the ref- students got involved," Russell subject." in poor taste." Carney said that erendum. said, noting that she saw more When asked whether the edi- The News should have given "I'm extremely happy," Kelley students getting involved in the torial had a large effect on the equal coverage to each of the >■» said about the referendum. Q. u campaign itself. outcome of the election, Russell candidates instead of running a Q. o Some of the candidates replied, "There's no doubt about one-sided editorial. "That was the whole reason I 2 < 3 u — .O expressed disappointment, how- it." The biggest winner of the went into this |USG]." 5> 0) O E (A o ra ever, at some of the coverage of "A lot of people do read The election appeared to be the "no 3 (0 R) ■o USG president-elect Gault 3 the election. In particular, several BG News," Russell added. attendance policy" referendum, O rr < Candidates were angered by a "They're going to be persuaded which won by an enormous mar- was suspicious of the effects of a > ( column written by the editor of by the media and the propagan- gin of 1,656 to 276. The referen- "no attendance policy." (/> The BG News endorsing Gault ^ da that it puts out." dum is intended to send a strong "I'm afraid that many stu- jand Chipps that ran on the first Gault was alone among the message to the University in day of the election. presidential candidates in his favor of preventing professors dents would blow off class too Percentage of students who voted: 16.5%, "I think the editorial by Mike support for the column. from forcing students to attend much," Gault said. WOMEN DELTS DANCE Continued from page one. Debi Weirauch of Instruction- Continued from page one. Lee, the chapter president, could Continued from page one. all 55 student organizations V al Media Services included a not be reached for comment. grandmother and herself. photo of her mother in the exhib- with programming activities and involved have been shining this recruitment. Scarcella, the former Although Smith is pleased Group Representative and is "The theme is 'The Women it. past week, with final efforts to rush chair for the Delts, said he about getting a house, his happi- responsible for making sure the Ve Come From,' but I wanted to "She's always been a positive eight dancers each raise money bring in money and volunteers, go beyond that," Klein said. "My influence and a good mother, hopes for 20 new members in the ness is tempered with the knowl- fall. •grandmother was really impor- loving and honest," Weirauch edge that another chapter had to for the family that they are danc- said public relations committee "We want a lot of guys, but we tant to me, so I wanted to said. shut down for this to happen. ing for. To raise the money Phi won't take just anyone," Scarcel- chairwoman Alien Glowacki. jnclude the woman she came As a stay-at-home mom, Kappa Tau held a Dave Jrom. I'm shaped by where I la said. "We wanted a house, but this Weirauch's mother was always Matthews Raffle and they sent The big event will be taking tome from, and as a Jewish Scarcella said he doesn't want is a tough way to get it," he said. there for her. place this weekend beginning Jvoman, my connection to my more than 50-60 guys. He said The Delts were kicked off letters to friends and family ask- "Life is too busy and people J>ast is very important." right now, with 28 members, the ing for funds. Saturday at 10 a.m. and will run don't spend enough time with campus for lack of educational f Mary Krueger, Director of the brotherhood of the fraternity is until 6 p.m. on Sunday. All stu- their children anymore," she programming, unpaid bills and "Phi Tau's have been the most Women's Center, said seeing the "tight." said. money raising frat in the past dents are welcome to join in the ,inter-generational photos like Delta Zeta is closing down property damage in 1993. Their two years," said Roberts. -Klein's is really moving. Knife was glad to be a part of their chapter at the University old on-campus house now hous- festivities and support fellow Krueger included photos of this exhibit. due to low membership. Staci es Sigma Kappa. In general, preparations from student dancers. both of her grandmothers in the "This was initiated by the exhibit as well. Women's Center, and it's an "My maternal grandmother excellent idea to get us all think- Efficient supermarkets leave less for needy neighbors had five daughters who were all ing about the important women The Associated Press any more." banks surveyed had an aver- ters, or to supermarkets that in our own lives," she said. with her at her death. These are At the same time, he said, age increase of 17 percent. women I'm proud to say I came The photos will be on display WASHINGTON — Ameri- send extra produce to food demand for help from food Hall said he is working on from, women I would like to see for the rest of March in honor of ca's food banks aren't getting banks. banks continues to climb. legislation that would give honored," Krueger said. Women's History Month. as many perishable donations Donating cars to charity Hall, who heads the Con- restaurants, supermarkets because supermarkets don't gressional Hunger Center, and other parts of the food produces tax deductions but have as many leftovers as said he surveyed 110 food industry an incentive to give food donations don't, he said. ThB World and Nation section.- news from everywhere but here. Every they used to, says U.S. Rep. banks in 40 states and found their suitable leftovers to local "They ought to be on the weekday, In The BG News. Tony Hall of Dayton. that, on average, the facilities charities. same level as everyone else," "Efficiency in the market- said demand for their services His bill, to be called the **<>*^*o*o*o*o*e>*c>*^*»*o*»t^t^*o*&i-o*^*o*o*^*&*o*o*ti said Hall. "The restaurants place is killing us," Hall, D- increased by about 22 percent Good Samaritan Tax Act, don't get to deduct pizza, but Face it. Things aren't making sense. Ohio, said Wednesday. "Gro- from a year ago. would for example, offer tax cery stores are going a better In some states, demand if a hardware store gives ham- Crossword, word of the day, weather, and sheer absurdity. Every deductions to restaurants that weekday, Page Three, In The BG News. job of handling their stock. was up by more than 50 per- cook too many pizzas and mers to Habitat for Humanity, There isn't a lot of extra food cent, he said. In Ohio, food offered the extras to local shel- they get to deduct it." »*«>*<>*<»'' gp^ March 31st ^C&K - - Subdivision GREENBRIAR, INC. 1 (across from Mercer Manor) Rent any unit with a $300 Deposit • 2 BATHROOMS —EAST MERRY AVENUE- • 2 CAR GARAGE APARTMENTS • 4 BEDROOMS 516 and 522 E. Merry Avenue - CLOSE TO CAMPUS • 1400 SQUARE FT 2 bedroom, 2 baths, furnished. Units have dishwashers Winthrop Terrace Apartments • FIRE PLACES and garbage disposals. 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The Bertolt Brecht dling. version of this Greek classic is an The New« says: Anti-war message drives hard-hitting in-your-face commentary on the version of Greek classic. Given the task of portraying power of the slate and the hor- an anti-war message within the rors of war. **• confines of Brechtian style of -Bruijl lymboHam drama, the cast does an Brechtian plays are usually •na Hihd knag** admirable job. The Chorus of anHghMn- message-driven and laden with Elders, excellently played by reason. This play is no exception. Melanie Rademaker, Justin From there, we enter the city Antigone's primary goal is not to Bestul and Bethany Young, of Thebes, where the s.sters entertain but to enlighten the serves as Kreon's advisors, the audience, via brutal symbolism Antigone and Ismene begin the debate that is repeated through- voice of the people and the con- and vivid images, to the evil science of the nation at different within human hearts. out the play: which should one obey, the laws of Ihe state (in this times of the play. The threesome Everything surrounding the case dictated by their uncle also retains an element of Greek play is set up to provide the Kreon) or the laws of heaven? style by offering some of its com- mentary under mask. audience with a sensation of Once Antigone makes her deci- oppression and war. You enter sion she sets in motion a chain of Christine Conley's portrayal the theatre to find yourself enter- events that exposes the folly of of Antigone is powerful. Driven blind obedience to the will of the ing a concentration camp, com- by conscience instead of blind Photo Provided plete with barbed wire, as Melal- state. obedience, Conley brings lica's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" Save the masks used by the Antigone's internal strength to (L to R) Christine Conley, Melanie Radlmaker, J. Michael Bestul and Bethany Young star In a blares in the background. Sopho- Chorus of Elders, the stage is life, defying the state even in scene where Antigone confronts the Chorus of Elders. Antigone plays this weekend at Elsewhere cles could not have envisioned barren of props. Costumes are death. Matt Delano's portrayal Theatre. his masterpiece set in these of Hamon, Kreon's son and equally simple and mostly black, Antigone accomplishes its pri- Sophocles' "Antigone" runs terms. Antigone's future husband, is Williams exudes a powcrlust giving a grim foreshadow of the tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. marked with both logic and that can only be classified as mary goal of getting its message After the Chorus of Elders play's end. across. War and the power of the and tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Ihe emotion. More than any other Hitler-like. He is the power of enters, baring armbands fright- state arc condemned whole- Elsewhere Theatre in South Hall, The lighting and sound character, Hamon speaks on the the state incarnate in this eningly similar to those of the heartedly, and shown to be self- tickets are $3 at the box office, aspects of the show, however, are behalf of reason. tragedy about the state's abuses Nazi party, a brief prologue com- impressive. Sound designer Yifat against its own people. destructive in the end. One which opens one hour before mences showing the plight of a Russ and light designer Robert It is James Williams' portrayal leaves the theatre sober to the showtime. Please note their will While character development family suffering under Ihe Nazi of Kreon which is most notewor- possibility that such abuses are be no advance ticket sales and no Engel wage all-out psychological in the play seems sporadic. regime. thy. As the ruler of Thebes, real and present, even today. Sunday matinee. Rick Moody, author, insomniac MIKE HAMMER novel The Ice Storm was pub- missed this as "journalist The BG News lished in 1994 and was made satanism" as he sat in a question into a movie staring Kevin Kline and answer session in East Hall; Rick Moody is a kind of nerdy and Sigourney Weaver. In addi- He was dressed in black and looking guy with a messy tangle tion to his three novels, Moody nodding thoughtfully as he of redish hair. He looks like the also has a short story collection stroked the heel of his black guy who always sat in the front entitled The Ring of Brightest boots. "I just have really bad of class in high school, answered Angels Around Heaven. insomnia, so I just get started a lot of questions and could have early, because, what the hell else been a brown-noser. Moody enjoys writing novels is there to do." but says "The kind of commit- Although when asked what ment that goes into it is enor- When Moody got started to a he was like in school at last mous, psychologically," when crowd of over 120 people in nights reading in 117 Olscamp writing short stories Moody says Olscamp last night he said "Inci- Hall he proclaimed himself a "I take more risks formally." "feckless drug addict." dentally, I'm drinking Cranberry "I think there's too much Apple Cocktail. And if you've Nowadays Moody is a pretty emphasis on production" ever tried to drink Cranberry hot writer, almost a flavor of the Moody says. He suggests writ- Photo Provided Apple Cocktail and read, you month. He is featured in the cur- ing what you know and not Rick Moody's third novel, know that my lips will fuse rent issue of Poets and Writers searching out a market, not wor- "Purple America." together soon." His lips did not magazine, his latest book Purple rying about publishing because fuse, although the lights went America (1997) has been well it will come to you if you're ness as he wrote his first novel. out in the middle of his reading, received by critics and audi- good enough. "I used to try and wake up at 4 ences, he is writing a new book o'clock, write for 3 hours before 1 and he preceded to read two and is in early stages of develop- Moody didn't have anything went to work and then just come short stories. ing two stories into movies. come to him until his late twen- home and collapse." ties, when he had short stories Opening the story "The His first novel The Garden published in some national mag- The recent article in Poets and Grid," he said, continuing, "I BG News Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER State was published in 1992 and azines, his first novel was not Writers magazine said that kissed this girl on Seventh Avel he received Pushcart Press Edi- publish until he was 31. He Moody gets up every day at six and five years later I wrote this tors Book Award. His second Rick Moody reads his story"Hawaian Night" in Olscamp Hall worked in Ihe publishing busi- and works till noon. Moody dis- story about it. Actually she was last night. a woman and not a girl." The other story was a world pre- Caribbean film miere reading, "Hawaiian s y m p o s i urn Night" a short story which will be published in The New Yorket FILM LISTING this summer. Several films and documentaries will be show at the beginning of In "The Grid," Moody read next week as part of the Canibean Film Symposium. Film producer "More people died in the back o( and visiting porfessor Bruce Paddlngton says the Caribbean, a Ted Kenedy's car than at Three diverse geographic area, has a lot to oflerpeoplc's view of the world. Mile Island," which prompted & laugh from the crowd. Moody Monday, March 29 replied with an astonished "\ 9 a.m. Olscamp 119 The Orchid House (Dominica/UK) can't believe you laughed at By Horace Ove that," in his somewhat Garth (Saturday Night Live) like voice. 1 p.m. Olscamp 229 Guttaperc (lir.ibados/USA) By Andrew Millington But it's really not that hard to believe. Moody is in a constant 7:30 p.m. Gish Film Theatre struggle to write a perfect para- Obataleo & El Siglo de las Luces By Humberto Solas graph and what is the perfect paragraph, but one that makes Tuesday March 30 us laugh and cry and appreciate 9 a.m. Olscamp 215 And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon (Trinidad/Tobago) the ancient invention called lan- By Christopher Laird and Tony Hall guage, which Moody holds in BG Newt Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER his back pocket. 1 p.m. Gish Flm Theatre Dance Hall Queen (Jamaica) Earlier in the day, Moody spoke with creative writing students in East Hall. To his left is Wendell By Don Letts & Rick Elgood Mayo, director of the Creative Writing Program. 1:30 p.m. Gish Film Theatre Angel in a Cage By Mary Jane Gomes page 8 The BG News Friday, March 26, 1999 TV GUIDE SECTION (CONT. FROM PG. 3) SATURDAY "1 12:00 12:30 T 1:00 1:3(1 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 ~4ffi~ 4:30 5:00 5:30 BROADCAST STATIONS CD TBA TBA Auto Racing NASCAR Grand National - Coca-Cola 300. 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NEWS Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports jQ 372-2602 Gymnastics attempts to end Softball goes on j MAC championship drought road to BG must focus on its perfor- Senior co-captain Sarah Gre- By MATTHEW P. LYONS mance and perform they way alis believes the team will do The BG News they have been throughout the well. As does Kelly Verhoff and fight Irish 1999 season for a chance at a Mindy Untch. "We believe we can soar," it is By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM the theme the BG gymnastics championship. Injuries are not a "We are just a really, really and NICK HURM team has adopted for the rest of real issue for BG. Everyone in good team," said BG coach Dan thel999 season. the 14-person lineup is healthy Connelly. The BG News as the Falcons will its same basic One more tune-up. Consistency has been the lineup for the championships. Sophomore Amber Curry medium for the Falcon gymnas- believes the future is bright for That's what the doublehead- tics team to sear. Now that con- The Falcons will need the the Falcons. er at Notre Dame Sunday whole squad to perform at their means for the Bowling Green sistency is well enough estab- "I just think we are ready. It lished to carry BG to their first best for a title run, but they will softball team. is time for us to let them know Mid-American Conference rely on a small core of people to The 3-10 Falcons enter South what we can do, and have them crown since the 1984-1985 sea- start things off on the right foot. Bend, Indiana for the first time believe us," she said. son. Falcon coach Dan Connelly Seniors Jackie Haft and Christina since 1995. BG holds a 6-4 believes his team has a good Treiber, as well as Sarah Grealis, The Falcons will fly into the record in the overall series with chance at the title. "We are good Jamie Kent and Marny Oestreng Mid-American Conference BG News Photo/SCOTT PAUBER the Fighting Irish. They are 3-3 at bouncing back from a bad rou- v/ill be especially key in the Fal- Championship meet Saturday at lifetime in South Bend. In 1995, Seniors Christina Treiber and Jackie Haft have the Falcon's gym- BG won the second game of a tine." Connelly said, "We are con's success. Oestreng is the Western Michigan beginning at 2 nastics team ready to compete for their first MAC title in 14 doubleheader 5-4 snapping a 3- also good at focusing and elimi- favorite in all of the events for p.m. and hope to soar out with years. game losing streak to the Irish. ; nating distractions." individual championships. their first title in 14 years. "I feel real good about Notre Dame," coach Leigh Ross-Shaw ' said. "If these guys play the way they did at the end of our Final Four set to square off: Duke is team to beat trip in Louisiana, I feel confi- dent that we can take two The Associated Press games." OHIO STATE ST. PETERSBURG, Fin. Entering a March 23 double- ■ Record: 27-8. CONNECTICUT header at Purdue, Notre Dame ; Record: 32-2.Road to St. Road to St. Petersburg: Beat was 12-10. One of those losses Petersburg: Beat No. 16 Texas- No. 13 Murrav State 72-58; beat was a 12-0 blowout handed by I San Antonio 91-66; beat No. 9 No. 12 Detroit 75-44; beat No. 1 Louisiana State which could ; New Mexico 78-56; beat No. 5 Auburn 72-64; beat No. 3 St. give the Falcons a little confi- : Iowa 78-58; beat No. 10 Gonzaga John's 77-74. dence considering they lost 2-1 67-62. Hot player: Point guard and 1-0 decisions to the Tigers. Hot player: Swingman Scoonie Penn, the co-Big Ten The Irish face another MAC Richard Hamilton, first-team player of the year, averaged 21 opponent in Toledo Saturday in All-America and co-Big East points, 7.3 rebounds, 4.6 assists a doubleheader before battling player of the year, averaged 23.5 and 4.5 steals over the last three the Falcons. These are the first points in the four tournament games of the tournament. Back- four home games for the Irish. games and has shown there an1 courtmate Michael Redd isn't far The Fighting Irish received no lingering effects from the behind, averaging 21 points in votes in a recent poll but were deep thigh bruise that limited the tournament and going 5-for- not mentioned in the latest him toward the end of the regu- 11 from 3-point range. poll. Prior to the Purdue games, Notre Dame was 3-3 in lar season. The positive: The fourth-seed- the National Invitation Tourna- The positive: The Huskies ed Buckeyes have become the were buoyed in the regional emotional favorite as they con- semifinal by the return of Albert tinue the turnaround from last • See SOFTBALL, page ten. Mouring from an injury. He season's 8-22 record. The team went 3-for-4 from 3-point range. was considered all Penn and Power forward Kevin Freeman Redd until the St. John's game OSUs Penn has been his usual solid self up when 6-foot-ll junior center Ken front. He had 13 points and 15 Johnson became a force in the compares rebounds in the regional final. middle with seven blocked The negative: Point guard shots. Singleton to Khalid El-Amin was 0-for-12 The negative: Penn is the only trom the field against Gonzaga player on the roster to have and center Jake Voskuhl, who played in a postseason game Rodman has averaged 21.5 minutes in the before this season and the pres- Associated Press Photo tournament, still doesn't seem sure has got to be building on The Associated Press 100 percent as he continues to the only non-No. 1 seed to reach ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — In Ohio State guard Scoonie Penn waits tor his teammates on a curb in front of the team's hotel. recover from a stress fracture in the span of 15 minutes earlier Penn will lead the fourth seeded Buckeyes into the final four against Conneticut Saturday. his foot. • See PREVIEW, page ten. this week, Jason Singleton was ; likened to caped superhero . Robin and tattooed celebrity Dennis Rodman. First, Penn said his Ohio I First time site Tampa Bay has familiar faces State teammate was like Bat- man's sidekick because Single- ; The Associated Press points (73-67) to Duke in Decem- anybody." ber in the Great Eight. It was one ton "does all of our dirty ' work." ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — of only two times the Blue Devils The Connecticut-Ohio State matchup in the first semifinal Then Penn said Singleton The Final Four coaches are no won by fewer than 10 points. strangers to each other, and three also features some history. was a lot like Rodman because- of the teams have been here "I think they're a much differ- of his work ethic and his inten- Coaches Jim Calhoun of Con- before. ent team than they were the first sity on defense and the boards. time," Izzo said. "I don't mean necticut and Jim O'Brien of Ohio "That's pretty cool," Single- '. But there's at least one first for with personnel or anything. State have faced each other 23 ton said when told of the Rod- the tournament's championship Elton Brand didn't play well times in their careers. Calhoun man comparison. "I haven't weekend: Florida as host. Not against us the first time, I don't won 20 of those games, includ- heard that one this year. It's my senior year, I just want to win. that Duke's Mike Krzyzewski, know if it was us or them. ing the last 18. Michigan State's Tom Izzo and If it means being the Dennis all the players and other coaches "Shane Battier has raised his O'Brien is in his second sea- Rodman of the team, that's will be enjoying the sunshine. game a couple of levels and son at Ohio State after being at what I'll have to do." Corey Maggette is raising his Boston College for 11 years. Singleton grew up in the Tropicana Field has a domed Detroit area and as a kid fol- level a lot," he added. "I think "Jim got the job at UConn roof that leaked the last time an we're a different team and I lowed the Pistons when Rod- • about a month after I got the job man played for them. Those NCCA tournament game was think we're a lot better than we at Boston College and here we were the days before Rodman held there, when Duke blew a were then." 17-point, second-half lead to are," O'Brien said. "We find our- Associated Press Photo was covered with body art, ; Kentucky in the South Regional Krzyzewski, the only coach of selves getting into the Final Four dyed his hair in rainbow hues : last season. the four who's been here before, at exactly the same time, the first Duke's Elton Brand greets fans eager for autographs during the and led such an outrageous said both teams are better than time for each of us." team's arrival in St. Petersburg, public life. The Blue Devils plan a differ- the first rime they played. and only cracked the Top 10 for Amin will surely be one of the Asked if he could picture . ent ending this year. They certainly took different one week. most intriguing of the game. himself as the current Los • "Certainly Michigan State has routes to get there. Angeles Laker, Singleton Duke (36-1), the team to beat great rebounding and they really The Buckeyes' turnaround grinned and said, "I guess I'm since the field of 64 was Connecticut (32-2), playing in "They both have that special move the ball down the court coincided with Scoonie Penn's in the early stages of being a announced, enters its semifinal its first Final Four, was No. 2 in ingredient, you can call it charis- and get good shots," said arrival on the team. The point Rodman." against Michigan State on Satur- the preseason poll, spent 10 ma, energy, leadership, you can Krzyzewski, trying to become guard had to sit out last year How would it be accepted if . day with a 31-game winning weeks at No. 1 and was never call it competitiveness," Calhoun the fourth coach to win at least after transferring from Boston he transformed himself with streak. lower than fourth the entire sea- three national championships. College, where he had played for said. "They both are able to have dozens of tattoos and pink hair? The Spartans (33-4), mean- "They're a tough team to defend O'Brien. all the great attributes they have "I don't think my mom' while, have won 22 in a row, but because they not only get a good Ohio State (27-8) was coming and then impart it to their team- Penn's matchup against perhaps their biggest accom- shot but they go after it if they off an 8-22 season and wasn't mates.'' plishment was losing by just six miss. They're as good at that as even in the Top 25 until January Huskies point guard Khalid El- • See OSU, page ten. > .-page 10 The BG News Monday, March 26, 1999 Former Oriole manager Cal Ripken Senior dead at 63 The Associated Press Ripken Sr. had leathered skin majors. Cal was the midst of a taking away my father," Cal Jr. and a gruff voice, characteristics major league record consecutive once said. BALTIMORE (AP) — Cal Rip- at least partially attributable to games streak that would extend "Baseball didn't allow him to ken Sr, whose contributions to his heavy smoking. Back in the to 2,632 games. Bill was the Ori- spend much time with me when the Baltimore Orioles extended days when smoking on the field oles' second baseman. I was growing up."They made well beyond fathering and tutor- wasn't taboo, he often cupped a Ripken Sr. was fired as man- up for lost time when Cal Jr. ing of one of the best players in filterless cigarette in his palm ager after the Orioles opened the joined the team in 1981 and Bill the history of the franchise, died while watching batting practice 1988 season with six straight came aboard in 1987.At the time, Thursday. He was 63. or in the dugout. losses in what would be ulti- Cal Sr. downplayed his unique Ripken, who died at about Ripken taught Cal and Bill mately a record 21-game losing baseball association with his about baseball while serving as a streak.Ripken Sr. began his boys. 4:15 p.m. EST at Johns Hopkins minor league manager. He won career with the Orioles as a Oncology Center, spent 36 years "We just happen to be in the 964 games in the minors and was catcher with the team's Phoenix in the Orioles organization as a same business at the same 68-101 as manager of the Orioles farm club in 1957. During those place," he said in 1992. player, scout, coach and manag- in 1987-88. 13 seasons, Ripken Sr. worked er. He also found time to raise a "Maybe years from now, "Cal Sr. played an important odd jobs during the winter family that included Cal Ripken when I'm reflecting upon things role in many of the successes of because baseball didn't pay him Jr., who joined the Orioles in in my rocking c."Cal Jr. viewed the Orioles. Players at all levels enough to support a family of 1982 and set baseball's iron-man his father as the inspiration for of development benefited from six. record, and infielder Bill Ripken, his incredible consecutive games his vast knowledge of the game He often brought his boys to streak.When young Cal was 16, who also played in Baltimore. Associated Press Photo and his teaching skills," then- the ballpark, but left most of the his dad hooked a snowplow to a "We always talk about the general manager Roland development of the family's four tractor in an effort to help clear Cal Ripken Sr. with sons Billy and Calji at Orioles spring training in Oriole Way. Cal Ripken Sr. was Hemond said after Ripken was children to their mother, Vi. the neighborhood. The tractor 1987. the one who indoctrinated every removed as Baltimore's third- "It was just as if their father stalled, and when Cal Sr. tried to while his scared son got him into watched his dad put on some one of us who came in," said Bal- base coach in 1992. was a truck driver — he was get it going, a crank flew off and the family car. But instead of dri- butterfly bandages, then saw timore manager Ray Miller, who In 1987, Ripken Sr. became the away from home a lot, and you hit him in the forehead.Cal Sr. ving to a hospital, Cal Sr. told his him head back lo the plow to fin- served under Ripken as a pitch- first father ever to manage two just had to live with it," Vi Rip- pressed an oily rag to his head in son to drive home. There, Cal Jr. ish the job. ing coach. sons simultaneously in the ken said."I resented baseball for an effort to stop the bleeding PREVIEW osu SOFTBALL Continued from page nine. have already been declared Continued from page nine. NOT SO FAST: The prevail- Continued from page nine. consistent level," Ross-Shaw national champions by just ing thought is that when Ohio said. " I have seen that level the Final Four. about everybody. would let me get to that point," State hired Boston College coach men! at San Jose State. The and I have told them they can't Singleton said. Jim O'Brien two years ago, point Fighting Irish posted a 34-22 play any other way because I record last season. DUKE guard Scoonie Penn quickly have seen il. Thai is whal I am MICHIGAN STATE • LONG WAITS: Even though "I think we have improved a Record: 36-1. decided to follow him to Colum- Record: 33-4. the Final Four teams are among lot," pitcher Garrett Gohlston expecting. " Road to St. Petersburg: Beat bus. Road to St. Petersburg: Beat the most honored and tradition- said. "We have come together One down note for BG is No. 16 Florida A&M 99-58; beat rich in the country, it's not like But Penn and O'Brien said as a team." they will be without their lead- No. 9 Tulsa 97-56; beat No. 12 No. 16 Mount St. Mary's 76-53; any of them have any particular that's not accurate. Actually, The biggest game plan for ing hitler and previous MAC Southwest Missouri Slate 78-61; beat No. 9 Mississippi 74-66; beat No. 13 Oklahoma 54-46; insight into the pressures of Penn thought long and hard the Falcons right now is consis- player of the week honorce Erin beat No. 6 Temple 85-64. playing for a national title. beat No. 3 Kentucky 73-66. before transferring, weighing tent play. PitchinK, hitting, and Zwink. Zwink will sit out due Hot player: Trajan Langdon After all, even though Duke fielding has improved lor BG, missed the last two games of the Hot player: Super sub Morris and rc-weighing the pluses and lo an aggravated shoulder has been to 12 Final Fours, none but inconsistency has plagued Atlantic Coast Conference tour- minuses. injury. Peterson averaged 12.3 points of its current players have ever the orange and brown since the nament and the NCAA opener O'Brien talked to Ohio Slate "In hitting, 1 feel thai things and 9.3 rebounds in the tourna- played in one. The Blue Devils start of the season. On March with a sprained foot. The rest ment, including his third dou- last made the trip in 1994. after a contentious and public arc definitely starling to come was apparently what the fifth- 10, BG was up 4-0 going into ble-double of the season with 19 Michigan State hasn't been to fight with BC administrators the last inning before giving up together finally. I feel really year senior needed. He scored 24 points. the Final Four since Magic John- over his recruits not being admit- five runs in a loss to Southeast- comfortable al the plate. With points in the regional semifinal son led the Spartans to the ted. my shoulder though it's and 23 in the final on 15-for-21 The positive: The Spartans ern Louisiana. national title against Larry Bird "I think I'd still be there if the shooting, including 9-for-12 have won 22 straight games and "I want the team to play .il a tough." and Indiana State in 1979. MSU recruits had come," Penn said. "I from 3-point range. are one of the two teams to stay is in its third national semifinal The positive: The Blue Devils within 10 points of Duke in the game. think I might have stayed, but it have already been declared regular season, losing 73-66 in Ohio State has waited 31 years was more like the BC program Get off it. Exercise. national champions by just December. All-America guard to make its ninth Final Four wasn't going in the right direc- about everybody. They are on a Mateen Cleaves has been one of appearance. Only five schools tion. I didn't want to be in that 31-game winning streak and the nation's best all season at have ever made more: North situation. If coach O'Brien had only two of the wins have been taking over at the end of close Carolina and UCLA with 14 left and the situation still looked by fewer than 10 points. Duke games. apiece, Kentucky with 13, Duke positive, I think I might have leads the nation in scoring (92.9) with 12 and Kansas with 10. and scoring margin (25.9) and is The negative: Michigan Connecticut has never made it stayed." second in shooting (51.8 per- State's players have just about .is to a Final Four, losing three close cent). much postseason experience as games in the regional finals this first 27 before losing to The negative: The Blue Devils Duke's, but coach Tom Izzois in decade under Jim Calhoun. 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Now lent) IS 22 ns Miami 19 7 731 PIlutHinh V. 22 12 84 Orlando 19 8 7IM 4? Frankel said Colon's deal dif- Philadelphia 32 :: 17 81 Philadelphia 15 II .577 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) New Yuri 13 JM fered from Wright's in terms of NY. Ran^rs JO 32 in 711 15 BASEBALL — Bartolo Colon agreed yester- NY. blander) M 43 49 Washington II I*. 423 Boston 8 17 320 day to a four-year contract with guaranteed money and potential Northrjst Division Hershiser signs one year bonuses L Pis Mm tone) 21 192 the Cleveland Indians, who hope Ott.ivs.i 21 89 Central Division contract with Mets the 23-year-old right-hander can "There's more incentives and Toronto M 28 81 Indiana 18 8 692 Buffalo 32 2-4 14 78 Atlanta 16 II 593 2 1/2 The New York Mets won the develop into the No. I starter greater escalations," Frankel Boston 32 27 II 75 Milwaukee 15 II .577 3 5S6 3 1/2 bidding war for Orel Hershiser, they've desperately needed. said. Montrv.il 2° 32 10 68 Dctroil 15 12 Southeast Div Cleveland 13 II .542 4 13 480 51/2 agreeing Thursday to a $2 mil- "I think with this contract it Wright received 5250,000 sign- W L T Pis Toronto 12 400 7 1/2 lion, one-year contract. Carolina II 27 14 76 Charlotte 10 15 certainly puts away any doubt as ing bonus and a base salary of Chicago 8 19 296 10 1/2 to how Bartolo fits into this ball- Florida 26 27 17 69 Hershiser, a 40-year-old right- 5750,000 for 1999. He'll get SI Washington 29 35 6 64 WESTERN CONFERENCE club as we go down the line," Tampa Bt] 17 48 39 Midwest Division million next season, 52.5 million Pet GB hander who went to spring train- WESTERN CONFERENCE W L Indians general manager John 769 ing with Cleveland, also was in 2001 and 54.25 million in 2002. Central Division Utah 20 6 Houston 18 9 667 2 1/2 Hart said. W L Pis sought by the Chicago Cubs, The package includes a club San Antonio 17 9 654 3 Detroit 35 30 76 Colon went 14-9 with a 3.71 Minnesota 15 12 .556 5 1/2 Atlanta Braves, Florida Marlins option worth 56 million for 2003 St. Louis 30 29 II 71 Dallas 9 19 321 12 ERA in 1998, his first full major Nashville 25 39 7 57 and Philadelphia Phillies. with a 5250,000 buyout. Denver 7 19 269 13 Chicago 21 40 10 52 league season. The Indians had Vancouver 5 22 185 15 1/2 Northwest Divis The agreement came one day Earlier this month, Frankel Pacific Division been trying to reach an agree- W L T Pll Portland 21 5 .808 after the Mets sent pitcher Hideo rejected an offer by the Indians Colorado 36 26 9 81 ment with Colon and his agent, LA lakers 19 10 (85 31/2 Calgary 27 32 II 65 Nomo outright to the minors. If Mitch Frankel, for the past two and Colon's contract had been Seattle 13 12 .520 7 1/2 Edmonton 26 34 II 63 Nomo doesn't report to Triple-A Phoenix 14 13 .519 7 1/2 years. renewed at 5221,000 for 1999. But Vancouver 20 40 II 51 Norfolk, the team would save Sacramento 12 16 .429 10 Colon's deal is believed to be after Chicago Cubs ace Kerry Pacific Division Golden State II 15 .423 10 Nomo's entire 52,925,000 salary. W L T Pis LA Clippers 2 23 080 18 1/2 similar to the 59 million, four- Wood sustained a season-ending .Dallas 44 14 12 100 If he does report, the Mets will Wednesday's Games year contract Jaret Wright "igned injury, several of Colon's team- Phoenix 34 25 12 80 Minnesota 87, Boston 68 Anaheim 31 28 II 73 probably place Nomo on uncon- with the Indians after they lost to mates reportedly urged him to Charlotte 110. Chicago 81 ditional release waivers next San lose 27 28 16 70 Detroit 84. New Jersey 71 the New York Yankees in last sign a deal. Los Angeles 27 38 59 Atlanta 103. Indiana 102 Wednesday and give him only 45 Houston 88, Dallas 78 days' termination pay, 5719,262. * clinched playotl berth Miami 84, Milwaukee 76 Reds deal with Red Sox, White Sox Wednesday's Games Washington 96, Seattle 92 Hershiser would have gotten Carolina 2. NY Islanders I Philadelphia 95, Vancouver 90. OT for six years. The White Sox gave VINIU illo 3, Tampa Bay 0 Sacramento 92, New York 91 only a 5400,000, one-year con- The Associated Press Boston 3, Ottawa 0 up right-hander Jake Meyer, who Phoenix 106. LA Ukers 101 tract if he had made Cleveland's SARASOTA. Fla. -ThcCincin- San lose 8, Toronto 5 Golden Stale 92, LA Clippers 80 opening day roster. But Indians has spent two years in the minors. N.Y. Rangers 2. Florida 1 Thursday's Games nati Reds traded backup outfielder Detroit 2, Buffalo 1 Cleveland al Orlando, 7:30 p.m. manager Mike Hargrove decided Jon Nunnally to the Boston Reel Only two years ago. Nunnally Montreal 2. Edmonton 0 Toronto al Houston. 8:30 p.m. there was no room for him in his Colorado 5, Vancouver 2 San Antonio at Denver, 9 p.m. Sox and third-string catcher Brook was being mentioned as a possible Thursday's Games Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. team's rotation. Fordycc to the Chicago White Sox cornerstone of the Reds' rebuild- Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. Friday's Games ing. He and Chris Styncs. who Pittsburgh at New Icr-ev, 7:30 p.m. Boston al Philadelphia. 7 p.m. •FOOTBALL for minor leaguers on Thursday. Montreal al Calgary, 9 p.m. Indiana al V-is Jersey. 7 30 p m came to the Reds in a trade with Neither player had minor- Washington at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 730 p.m. Student coaches Kansas City, were the club's SI I .mis at Vancouver. 10 p m. Orlando at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m sought for next season league options left and neither fit hottest hitters In the second half of Dallas al Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee al Detroit, 8 p.m. into the club's plans this season. Friday's Games Miami al Minnesota, 8 p.m. The BC football program is the 1997 season.Whcn Nunnally lomntii at Carolina. 7 p.m. Denver al Dallas. 8:30 p.m. In exchange for Nunnally. the got news of the trade on Thursday. San lose at Ottawa. 7 30 p m Toronto at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. looking for responsible, and Vistn Ule .it Florida, ~ 30 p m New York al Phoenix. 8 p.m. dedicated student coaches Call Reds received right-hander Pat Stynes perched himself on a chair Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7.30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Seattle, 10 p.m. Flury. a 26-year-old pitcher who nearby and listened with his head Washington .H Colorado. 9 p m Utah at Vancouver, 1030 p m Andv Strand at 372-8368 Washington al Golden Slale, 10:30 p m has bounced around the minors down . Si Louri al Edmonton, 9 pun. Dallas al Anaheim._ ^_ 10:30l£m_ c ^MCMrnentoa^^^lakcrOtUOisnv SPAGHETTI DINNER Will do typing, printing, creating documents & FALL 1999 PRACTICUM OPPORTUNITIES Benefirong Mercy Children's Hospital spreadsheets. Very reasonable rates. Call IN THE INTRAMURAL OFFICE FOR RECRE- '>*W The BG News Friday. March 26,4.30-7 00pm 352 8571 ATION AND SPORT MANAGEMENT DIXIE DRIVING RANGE MacDonald West Countryside OnmQ Hall MAJORS. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN $4.00 Bursarable 130 PFH AND DUE FRIDAY, APRIL 9. IN- Classified Sponsored by Dance Marathon 19001 N. Dixie Hwy • Bowling Green, OH PERSONALS TCRVirWSWIlL BE HELD APRIL 12-13. /tfH Ads GAMMA PHI BETA / ^SL (2 miles north of BGSU) The Dixie Cadillacs will be performing at THE SISTERS OF GAMMA PHI BETA 372-6977 Dance Marathon on Sat. March 27. Call WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE REBE- 372-2343 for more info. Sponsored by UAO. MFLUENT IN SPANISH" CCA Open 7 Days A FERRISON HER ENGAGEMENT TO it. KNratwiflmttlJHHntkfl) nfptlminrmnb USG meetings are now in 113 Oscamp on Summer jobs in Fremont. OH. ilui .li-^ntiiinjtt m nmtmfa IHMIH—UHHI -'(Min-i Mondays at 7:30 p m. They are also televised $7.25/hr- Income Maintenance Interns ROBERT BURTON * m an) tndhtdMlfli fnwpofl if* hamol na GAMMA PHI BETA every Tues. and Wed. on Ch. 24 at u.OOp.m will work with Migrant Workers to <.ftrj. nlif.m nj.iiin.il unjin MMak. MMMM. dlt> J$ Show your support and involvement for ihe determine eligibility for Gov't Week .NIII. IUOM m J mm m M M baata • •< «n> .»hn ted rtaM student body benefits Apply @ Co-op: 310 Student Svcs 2-2451 details MUST be: GAMMA PHI BETA Weather Permitting "FLUENT IN SPANISH" SFM I), in; Niwi mtnti tr,- n.-ht t.. dcdiM.•ii«m CITY EVENTS THE SISTERS OF GAMMA PHI BETA " nmw jnv advtnttaoHM *»!■ j> ihmc IHUMJ (i WOULD LIKE TOCONGRATULATE LISA ■■ tekJaj in t»tt,ji tun, malndinim i • 1999 DREAM TEAM' in mrurr All ttnrtHMtW an *ui>,: | TOSENBERGER ON HER PEARLING TO Great job Kelly, Keith, Jordan, Jen, Chris G.. ■II-"' CHRIS GONIS Ed, Aiieen. Beth, Chelsea. Chris. Christie, GAMMA PHI BETA Mena'a Sotlball Team Gtna. Jan. Jodi. Mike. Mindy, Natalie A Nick) Is having practice and Iryouta All you hard work will pay off this weekend' on Sunday, 4 11 99 A 4 18 99 from •1999 DREAM TEAM* Thon On, Jessica! 4 30-7:30pm al Carter Park In BG. GAMMA PHI BETA - FIJI - GAMMA PHI BETA CAMPUS EVENTS (It fields are not playable, we will THE SISTERS OF GAMMA PHI BETA Chi Omega * Chi Omega Best Wishes to our Favorite Dancer! practice between 175 & Ihe BGSU WOULD Congratulations to loot ball stadium) For details call LIKE TOCONGRATULATE SHARON HOLLIS our sister of the week Habitat for Humanity Bldg Project sign up Bob Mineral 419-474-1733. ON Jami Donahue' Monday, March 29.9:00pm, 112BA HER LAVALIERING TO DEAN MALLET OF Chi Omega * Chi Omega BE THERE, FIJI. LOST & FOUND GAMMA PHI BETA ■ FIJI ■ GAMMA PHI BETA SAVETHE EARTH Downtown Sports Deli & Bar now has Are you looking for a way to show the environ- WWF-WCWECW Professional Wrestling ment that you appreciate all the great things it Black shepherd mn puppy, female with Live all digital telecasts Sunday GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALSM APPLI- does lor you? Do this, collect seeds, burn white chest & paws. Found downtown near brush, restore prairies, try to stop styrofoam Nights. Lots ol TVs'2 huge screens. CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE washhouse. Call 353-7078 Plenty ol room'Plenty ol specials. No use on campus, and plan this years Earth INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR Cover IB & over This Sunday nighl it's Week by ic-ning the Environmental Acton FALL 1999. PICK UP AN APPLICATION IN Wrestle Mania XV. Plus don't miss Ohio Group, h's time well spent every Monday night THE IM OFFICE. 130 PFH. AND RETURN BY SERVICES OFFERED Slato Final Four Party Sat. @ 5.00pm. from 9 to 10pm. in room 301 of University Hall. APRIL 5. INTERVIEWS ARE LIMITED ON A FROM: Join because the environment needs you and FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE BASIS AND WILL BE HELD APRIL 8 9 you need it. ENJOY SPRING BREAK GRAD TttltUel. 1/lmct. feff. P*t. £*U. <#«#. **d ZUUt WEEK MARCH MADNESS-N. MYRTLE SIBSN'KIDS WEEKEND Pregnant?? BEACH. S C $75-200 PER PERSONWEEK INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE BY3 PM IN 130 FREE pregnancy tests CALL TODAY FOR A FREE 1999 BRO- April 16.17 & 18 PERRY FIELD HOUSE: MARCH 31 M, W More information forthcoming CONFIDENTIAL and CARING CHURE. www.reireatmyrllebeach.com or SGLS & CO-REC DBLS TENNIS. SIBSN'KIDS WEEKEND 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center 8006453618 BG'S FINEST lit WNTOWN ABSOLUTE PERFECTION.' Sport's Bar & Deli Now Has WWF • WCW • ECW Professional Wrestling FOX RUN APARTMENTS LIVE ALL DIGITAL TELECASTS 216 S. Mercer U'IIIIIU Anne F.Uen Kale AlfVi RYDER BANCROFT BIRSTYN NELLIGAN WOODARD • 2 large bedrooms, SUNDAY NIGHTS furnished/unfurnished Clough X Fox Run HOW TO MAKE AN • washer and dryer • dishwasher and microwave McDonald's • Lots of TVs Pizzal • walk-in closets, extra storage I Hul 1 • 2 Huge Screens AMERICAN QUILT • central air E Woosler • utilities-1/2 the cost ol 1 • Plenty of Room other buildings CAMPUS CO • Plenty of Specials Open Saturday 10-2, M-F 8-4:30 March 26 & 27 "Call-Well meet you there." No Cover 18 & Over 8 & 11pm Preferred Properties Co. 530 S. Maple 352-9378 THIS SUNDAY NIGHT MARCH Olscamp 111 Free membership to Cherrywood Health Spa 28TH IT'S WRESTLE MANIA XV ! Membership includes: indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, Admission: $2.00 locker room, weighl room, tanning No Parental Guarantees Plus Don't miss Ohio State Final Also Leasing For: Birchwood, Haven House, Piedmont, 1 Questions call 372-2343 Bdrms, Efficiencies, Small Building, Twlnplexes, Lofts Four Party! Sat. @ 5:00 pm page 12 The BG News Friday, March 26, 1999 StfwUnhip Announcement; Akron YMCA Camping Services umW . GAIN PROFESSIONAL SALES EXPfcm- tn an looking lor aquaiic. aerobic. I luckboi- CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING WBGU-FM General Manager Applications Noah and Akron Rotary Camp-Positions still ENCE BEST SUMMER JOB IN BO ing instructors and personal trainers Flexible SECRET IN BG! Clean. 2 bedrooms, fully •variable in the T-Comm office. Due March 29. available for Summer 1999 Include male cabm Sudent Publications is now accepting applica- schedule. Pay Based upon experience furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- Available loaf students. 372-8657. counselors, teen program counselors, spe- tions tor sales account executives Gain valua- (*i0-»20/hr). Fun dub benefits. Call Tiltany ai titiiiss provided, on-slu manager, balcony cialty area staff, and suoport staff positions. ble sales eipenence selling phone directory «19-841 5597. Si James Health Club. Toledo. GEORGETOWN MANOR units available. Call for an appointment: We offer room and board and a competitive For 1999 2000 school year 352-9909. tan unlimited til the end ol school. $35 or a ads to local businesses Positions require salary! If you want to make a difference In a 15-20 hours per week and run Irom May Woodcreek Farm & Greenhouse General 800 3rd Street month unl*nited, $25 Campus Tanning. chad's life please call us at 1-800-944-9705 or Laborers. Full or PT. Now & thru summer 1 bedroom 352-7669 through July Students must have excellent Female roommate needed (or 4 bedroom #mej us at www ahionymca com communication skills, be highly motivated and $6.00rhr. 8 mi. ol BG. 655-2126. Fully furnished. AC, Laundry facility, no pets. house. 1 year lease. $255/mo • utilities, close The Brothers ol Phi Sigma Kappa Camp Staff wanted, all-girt resident camp near have own transportation. Stop by 204 West to campus. Call Enn 372-3912. - _ would like to wish the best of luck Hall lor an application or call Toby at 372-0430 Paring, prof, maintenance Akron, OH. counselors, cooks, lifeguards, and FOR SALE lo their dancers at Dance Marathon. for more info. Reasonable rent horse staff. Must enjoy outdoor Irving A working Gas heat, water A sewer included Keith Morales with children Salary plus room A board. Call Grad. students. 2 bdrm. bnck. large yard Bin Ashley Also summer rales $795/mo. plus dep A util. No pets 353-7257. 330-864-9933 em 137 EOE If you want lo work m a fun-filled atmosphere Brad Hoffman III Roland 5-50 Sampling Keyboard $150 Call 354-9740 lor more details A app't leave message. Nick Ritnr Chi-Chi's is now looking for hardworking, sell and make (5500 to $7000 then Put-In-Bay it OB O. Chryaler Factory Car Stereo/Cas *S0 for you. Working on South Bass Island is a Good Luck Guyst starters to become part of our SALSAFIED OBO. Call Will & 354-1461 kitchen staff. Apply todayl 1616 E. Wooster great experience in the tourist industry. We are Houses for rent: All 12 month leases, tenants looking lor full or part-time employees 25 or •92 Ford Probe Auto. air. cruise $4600rbest pay utilities, security deposit A parental guar- ot'o- Musi so. '354-/1 /0 Cleaning and misc work. Starts May 8 lor 2 older. Call 419-285-8010 between 1 and 6pm. " Houses. Apts. A Rooms 99-2000 " antees. two weeks or all summer 353-0325. The Fashion Merchandising Association Tues.orThurs. '93 Dodge Spirit 326Leroy-up1 bdrm 730 Elm-28R. $475/month available now Cordially Invites you lo 734 Elm--3BR. 2 Bath. $725/month. available Columbus. Ohio Loolung tor school age provider lor Something 4 dr., very reliable, runs well. 135K mi. $2000. 3071/2 E. Reed 3 bdrm Perspectives Saoto Country Club Call 372-2606 or 419 666 0926 Rooms A f.IIiC $205 A up inc. all util. Aug 15 A Spring Fashion Show Special. M-F. 3pm-6pm. Starting in June. hrs. Summer Staffing Summer A 2nd Sem. Apts. avail. 316 Ridge(Front)-2BR. $550 available May 15 Admission $3.00 at door will be 12 6pm. Call 878 0911 Sooto Country Club is accepting applications Call 353-0325. 9anv9pm. 3i6Ridge(Rear)-i BR, $300 available May 15 8 00pm Friday, March 26.1999 1982 Pontiac 6000. 57K actual miles. 33 mpg. lor the club's pool facility for the 1999 season. Looking for a summer job? We are hiring 233 W. Merry - 4 BR. $725 available August 15 Lenhart Grand Ballroom auto, new tires & battery, exc. cond. Must sell Applications and resumes should be forwarded spnng/summer staff to start now A work Phone 352-2330 or 354-2854 after 5:00pm through summer A possibly fall. Rita's Dairy t1650 Call 353-7642. i and 2 bdrm furnished apts. lor '99-00 school to the club with interviews and hiring to be year 352-7454 completed May 1, 1999. The positions include Bar. 24030 Front St. Grand Rapids OH. Just a 1990 Cavalier. 4 new tires and new engine. THON MORALE CAPTAINS the following: LIFEGUARDS, POOL SNACK short dnve from BG. Call 419-832-7482 to set Red $1800 OBO (419)669-2582. If you're looking for someplace with cheap rent Get ready to start your stuff tomorrow' We are STAND, MAIN CLUBHOUSE up an interview appointment. We have flexible 1 bedroom apt across from campus. Avail call 352-7050. Small country house 3 mi. from going lo rook the Red Do it tor the k as' With a WAITER/WAITRESS AND BUSSING scheduling Work 12-30 hours or more weekly 1990 Cavalier. 4 new tires and new engine. mtd-Aug. 1 yr. lease. $300/mo. + uHls, BG. Gas heat, 6ty water, downstairs bdrm but whole lotta crazy tove, STAFF.Scheduling procedure conducive with depending on your committment Wages nego- red. $1800 OBO 419-669-2582 419 897-9030 no bath facilities Leave name A ph I on YOUR MYSTERY MORALERS summer activities Pay scale is progressive for tiable with experience. Supervision staff also. 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6. Brand new, low miles, machine. individuals who achieve. Cub's address 2196 Nurslng-RN/LPN- Part time working with $6000 080. Call 354 6038 12 month leases starting May 15.1999: WfTCH SUPPLIES Riverside Drive. Columbus, Oho 43221 FAX children and adults with developmental disabili- (614) 486-8327 PHONE (614) 486-4341. 122 N. Enterprise-1 Br.-I person-$350*util Incense, candles, stones, oils, taroi, & more. At ties. Applications and tour every Wednesday. 94 Chevy Camaro V-6 5-speed 71,000 miles 266Manviiie 1 Br-1 person-$350uit)l. New 3 bedroom. 2 full baths house on 604 Filth Artematlveei3i W. Wooster St. in BG. Psy- 9;30-i000am and 430500pm Or contact Great condition. $7500. Call 352-3502 or 609 5th 2 bdrm house. $490 A util. Si Avail. May 15-Aug 15. Unfurnished except 637-2174 Ask lor Lon chic readings also available. Call 352-SEED Computer geniuses needed. Staples is look- Human Resources (419) 865-0251. Sunshine Steve Smith 352-6917 or 367-6666 refridgerator, stove, and dishwasher. Excell. Inc. ol Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- (7333) lor more info ing tor FT and PT sales people. Computer ex- CARS FROM $500.00 condition. Must pay all utilities. Call 352-3678. Wostern Ro1 . Maumee. OH EOE. perience is necessary. Apply in person at Sta- Police impounds and tax repo's. ples. 1080S Mam St. Part-time student employment For listings call 1-800-319-3323 X4558 Work 39 days a year and got up to 60% tuition. 4 bdrm. 1 bath house at 516 F Reed. 1/2 Are you looking for part-time employment ol 15 Sublessor needed lor summer. 2 bdrm. duplex, up to $10,000 in student loan repayments, and DJ. needed Fn A Sat's. Checkers Pub. 809 S block from campus. Avail. Aug. 16, '99 lor 12 hours plus per week within walking distance to newly built, very nice. AC. off-street pkg. $500 up to $600 OXVmo not counting salary. Call Mam 352 9637 month lease. In good shape with nice back BGSU campus? Interested in working various For Sale plus util. Avail. In May. 353-0299. now 1 -800- 708- 4068 tor more mlo. The Ohio yard. Carpeted with ollstroet parking avail. Un- unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? 4 aluminum wheels, 14x6, Fits Honda Civics. Air National Guard, Fuel Your Future Dimet Care/Residential Specialist Full and $250.354-1924 anytime. furnished except re'ridgerator A stove. No Rate ol pay is $5.15 per hour. dogs allowed. 1 month security deposit re- pan time positions available to provide care Apply in person between trje hours ol 9:00am and support to individuals with developmental quired, II interested, call 419865-6307 and Summer Subleasor wanted lor 1 bedroom WANTED and 5:00pm (Monday-Fnday) at: FOR SALE. Used acoustic guitar, including apartment. Option to renew lease for next year. disabilities living in the Children's Home and case, tuner, capo. Asking $125. Call Aaron at area group homes, including Bowling Green. ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC leave a message lor Steve. Spacioustow Rent Call 353-6322H 428 CLOUGH STREET 3530477. Primarily afternoons, evenings, and week- AVAILABLE FOR FALL BOWLING GREEN. OH 43402 'Male Subfeaser Noodedi* ends. Starting wage $7.14-$8.52 depending on King size oak waterbed, headboard with shel- 2 bdrm. furnished 704 5th St. Campbell H.ll Apts Aug 99 May 00 235/mo • experience/education. Comprehensive train- ves, heater, mattress, liner, drawers, stderails, 2 bdrm. unfurnished 710 7th St. uui. Call 354-4246 ask 4 Josh. ing program and excellent benefits. Musi be Responsible college student needed for sum- S 2 sots of shot-is $150 OBO 372-4544 352-3445 for more information. 18. have a valid driver's license and good dnv- mer to provide transportation lor two children to Macintosh 6320 CD. Power PC, monitor, pnn- 1 rmte needed. Own bedroom. April to Aug. mg record, physically In and able to lift 60ibs various activities. Daytime, occasional even- ter A all other acces. incl. Great lor surfing the Management Inc. Applications and tour every Wednesday school year $200/mo Call Mike or Sara at ings and weekends. Must have car Poier nel $550 obo. Call Bill Stop by our office at 1045 N. Main From Home or School' For Details To apply, call our recruiting lino "Doug's 1st Movie (G) Email' [email protected] St for complete listing or 1 -800-348-4359 from 8am -5pm Mon-Fn A ask (12:50) (2:55) 5:10 7:20 9:35 770937-6764 for|0b«K-9371.EOE. Call 353-5800. "True Crime (R) www.wcnet.org/-mecca (1:00)4:00 7:00 9:45 John Newlove 10% Discount Analyze This (R) ' w/Student ID (12:40) (3:00) 5:20 7:40 10:00 Real Estate •Oil Change $19.99" 'Forces of Nature (PG-13) 319 E. Wooster St. —w -*»w 'Warn until 2 pm* —*■ most vehicles (12:30)2:45 5:05 7:30 9:55 Across from Taco Bell * Low Shop Rates •EDTV(PG-13) Bruncli • Engine Service (1:10) (4:10) 7:10 9:50 (419)-354-2260 • Transmission Work • Brakes ( ) Saturday & Sunday Only 13040 Bishop Rd. B&6 • Sorry no passes or supersavcrs Bowling Green. OH 353-2526 Buhop Free Towing if we do the job! BGSU OPEN NO PETS ALLOWED! 319 E. Wooster St. TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! (Across from Taco Bell) RENTAL LINE: 256 SOUTH COLLEGE 354-2260 Unit B 451 THURSTIN Two bedrooms. Limit 4 people. $670.00 per Efficiencies for summer and month, deposit Aug. lo May. Assigned $670.00. Lease Aug. Parking. Starts at $310.00. 22, 1999 to Aug. 127 Have Fun at Work 2000. 517 E. REED One bedroom for Aug. to Now Hiring May. Starts at $380.00 Home City Servers & Cooks 530 E. MERRY STREET HumeGitylcE Ice Company • Full and part-lime Three bedroom. Limit 4 people. $670.00 per 521 E. MERRY • Excellent working enviomment month, deposit Two bedrooms tor summer • Attractive company benefits: $670.00. Lease from and Aug. to May. Assigned August 22, 1999 to Now Hiring for these Positions: 401 (k) Parking. Starts at $500.00. Health insurance August 22, 2000 Noon. 1. Route Drivers Paid vacations/holidays 605 SECOND 2. 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