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A doily independentews student press USG members under investigation By BRANDI BARHITE their positions or be suspended "1 believe we "No one has been crim- 1 In- following sanctions may In imposed upon any student The BG News if they are found in violation of inally charged," Gul- round to have violated the C oilt of Student Conduct The president of the the student code, according to didn't do lufsen said. Undergraduate Stu- the University Student Hand- Corporal John Shu- J Denial of eligibility, for a upectfied period of time, for election to a book. anything." dent Government and maker, one of the officers student organization or the University. a USG cabinet member are Gault and Simmons were who stopped Gault and under investigation by the stopped by the University Simmons, said the golf Clint Gault U Denial, for a specified peril"! of time, the privilege of participating in Office of Student Life for police on Frazee St. at 5 a.m., cart driver hit the handi- athletic, extracurricular, or other student actrviliev allegedly using after the Uni- USG President cap ramp near the Stu- a University versity Health dent Services Building. golf cart with- Cover story Center custo- mons, who admitted he crashed Shumaker said the golf cart out authoriza- dial staff, the golf cart, for willful/wanton was taken without proper Office of Student Life, said it is The Office of Student Life tion, crashing it reported that disregard for safety. The inci- authorization and would not true that they were pulled over will decide by the end of the dent is still being investigated and leaving the scene early two men crashed a golf cart in comment to whether it would by the campus police, but said, week if they will file charges front of the Student Services to determine if separate Monday morning. be considered theft. "I believe we didn't do any- against Gault and Simmons, Building and left in another charges will be filed by the Gault, who was not cited in thing." said Jill Carr, associate dean of Clint Gault, USG president automobile. campus police, according to the incident, but is being inves- students in the Office of Stu- and Kevin Simmons, a member The campus police cited Sim- Dick Gullufsen, University tigated with Simmons by the Simmons could not be dent Life. of Gault's cabinet, could lose police information officer. reached for comment. Lot 6 poses Gallagher II brings flying possible threat food to BG
By JEFF ARNETT for students The BG News By CRAIG GIFFORD at night," said Emily Pugh, a Laughter and chunks of The BG News sophomore VCT major. "It does- smashed food will fill the Cla- Several University students n't feel safe out there because Zcl Theatre this weekend as are concerned with their safety there are hardly any lights and "Gallagher II: The Living when parking in Lot 6, overflow no emergency phones until you Sequel" comes to Bowling section. get close to the campus." Green. Many of the students believe Jason Drummond, a fresh- "Gallagher II" is Ron Gal- the overflow section of the man psychology major, shares lagher, the younger brother of parking lot is not lit adequately similar thoughts about the Leo, the long-haired comic who enough, and does not provide lighting and emergency phones. made the Sledge-O-Matic enough emergency phones, con- "There needs to be better famous. According to Jim Wal- sidering the distance from the lighting and you shouldn't have ter, president of Great Eastern residence halls. to run to get to an emergency Theatres, which owns the Cla- Due to new parking rules phone." Zel, Ron may not be the same and regulations, however, stu- Although there have never Gallagher who made the sur- dents are forced to park in this been any real problems with name famous, but his show is virtually identical to his older lot because Lots 8, 9 and 12 arc safety on campus, according to BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKLHLE used for short-term parking James Wiegand, Director of brother's. now, said Stacie Enriquez, Public Safety, students are still "They have almost an identi- manager of the Parking and worried. University students, Erin Crouthamel, Sarah Jennings and Jami Heyden leave Lot 6 after parking cal show," Walter said. "It Traffic Division, for the Univer- "It's real dark out there, a their cars. Some students are concerned for their safety when parking in the overflow lot. would be difficult to tell them sity. person could easily sneak up on two more are on their way. She area, specifically at night," Wie- students. apart." Because of the great deal of someone," said Robert Ride- also said that an additional gand said. "The good thing is they have The Gallaghers have per- cars, many are ending up in the nour, a sophomore internation- emergency phone for this area On top of these measures, a shuttle going out there," said formed on-stage together, but overflow section, behind the al business major. is also being looked into. according to Wiegand, there is a Zach Bastoky, a sophomore now do separate, nearly identi- football stadium. It is in this The University is taking These are not the only mea- shuttle that goes out to that early childhood education cal shows. The younger Gal- section that many University steps toward making things sures being taken towards area to pick up students. major. lagher has said he basically students haye found them- safer for the students who park making the overflow parking "Every other shuttle, makes "Yes, we have had some does and impersonation of his selves worried about their safe- out there. section safer. Security is also a trip around the stadium," he thefts and some burglaries in brother. ty and well-being. According to Enriquez, there being added to these areas. said. This is one safety mea- the past, but this has been and Ron's show will contain all "I sometimes come home have already been additional "We have asked the night sure that has been noticed and is a very safe campus," Wie- the elements of the elder Gal- from a weekend, and it is late light poles added, and at least staff to pay attention to that appreciated by the University gand said. i See GALLAGHER, page seven. Thousands evacuated as Floyd's power approaches Ribeau going up the coast," said Craig people in South Carolina, a Fugate of the Florida Emer- week shy of the 10th anniver- gency Operations Center. sary of Hurricane Hugo's hosts Walt Disney World closed destructive run. early because of the weather for In North Carolina, residents discussion the first time in its 28-ycar his- were urged to evacuate outly- By AMYJOL. BROWN tory. Other Orlando-area ing islands on the Outer Banks, The BG News and Gov. Jim Hunt declared a resorts like Universal Studios Tonight a small gathering of state of emergency. and SeaWorld also shut down. students will meet with Presi- At Cape Canaveral's nearly "Get out of harm's way," dent Sidney Ribeau in his home Hunt said. "Don't tempt it." deserted Kennedy Space Cen- to discuss issues concerning the In north and central Florida, ter, 102 workers volunteered to campus. stay behind to ride out Floyd, where hundreds of thousands were warned to clear out, traf- Although no specific agenda which NASA feared could is scheduled, fic was bumper-to-bumper on destroy launch pads and the the president hangars where all four space hurricane escape routes. will discuss "We are getting out of shuttles are kept. the experi- Dodge," said Phyllis Cusack of "Everybody else is gone. It's ences the stu- kind of eerie out here," NASA Daytona Beach, who was dri- dents have ving westward on Interstate 10 spokesman George Diller, one had on cam- of the volunteers, said by tele- with her daughter. "We're just pus and any phone from a fortified building going to drive and find a hotel, problems or and we brought pillows in case at the space center. questions they President Clinton issued we donY find one." have about the Sidney Ribeau pre-emptive disaster declara- Danny Mills, a 34-year-old Kennedy Space Center worker, University. tions for Florida and Georgia to "The meeting will be very enable recovery efforts to begin got stuck in traffic, managing open-ended," said Eileen Sulli- as quickly as possible. He also onlyl5 miles in 2 1/2 hours. He Associated Press Photo van, interim special assistant planned to return a day early became so frustrated he simply turned around and returned to to the president. "There's no Fully Beach, S.C., resident Gloria Bisman, left, and Melissa White board-up the windows at the from his trip to New Zealand. agenda except to provide a The Federal Emergency Cape Canaveral. Fully Beach Barber Shop in preparation for Hurricane Floyd. forum for students to talk." Management Agency set up a "It was just inching along," Meetings at the president's By Mil* SCHNEIDER Nearly 2 million people were or South Carolina. staging area in Atlanta, stock- he said. "You made a mile every house happen often, according Associated Press Writer told to get out of the way as By 5 p.m., Floyd was cen- piling food, ice, water, cots, five to 10 minutes. There were COCOA BEACH, Fla — Floyd skirted the north-central tered 235 miles southeast of sleeping bags, blankets, gener- people going on the sides of the to Sullivan. From Florida to the Carolinas, Florida coast, menacing an Cape Canaveral, moving north- ators, portable toilets, flash- road. People were getting "It helps because it gives the evacuees fleeing Hurricane area from Cape Canaveral to west at 12 mph. Its winds had lights and plastic sheeting so angry." president an opportunity to lis- ten to students first hand," she Floyd streamed inland in Jacksonville with its 140 mph eased from Monday's 155 mph, that they could be delivered to Daytona Beach, Palm Beach said. "When things or problems bumper-to-bumpcr traffic Tues- winds. The monstrous, 600- but it was still a Category 4 hard-hit areas in a hurry. and other coastal areas were come up, there will be a lot of day as one of the most fearsome mile storm — wider than the storm, the second most power- In Georgia, authorities virtual ghost towns as most follow up." storms of the century threat- whole state of Florida — ful hurricane designation. ordered 500,000 people to evac- people appeared to heed evacu- She estimated that students ened to wreak havoc "like a threatened to roll ashore early "If this thing parallels us, it uate six coastal counties. A sim- weed-eater going up the coast." Thursday, probably in Georgia could act like a weed-eater ilar ordered covered 800,000 • See STORM, page seven. • See PRESIDENT, page seven.
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Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Drinking doesn't mean getting drunk I was sitting on my bedroom when. I hear everyone else out a beer in my whole life. And he floor and waiting for inspira- having a great time. And it's cautiously told me how it was PEOPLE! tion to strike, listening to my not that I've never been to par- fun to be able to have a few Moxy Fruvous CD and getting ties. I've been to a few. But I on the strew drinks with friends in a pub (I rather frustrated at myself for don't like beer, and hanging out once again not writing down with a lot of people that I don't love that word) — not to get any of the ideas I'd had over the know doesn't appeal to me. But fall-down drunk, but to get Question: Are there enough II Is and emergency phones past week (you'd think I'd learn I'm really not the stay-at-home- happy and goofy and I now real- in University parking lots? after a year or so). Then, mag- and-play-Monopoly type, either. ize that's what makes alcohol ically, 1 realized that "The appealing to people, although I Drinking Song" was playing Let me take you back a few don't quite think I believed him years, before I had anything and at the same time my eyes at the time. landed on Mary Beth Murtha's but Communion wine and sips a bit of fun realizing that the of Grandpa's whiskey-spiked column from last week. But now I'm 21. I've changed world's not going to stop if she's colas. I was against drinking - Oh wait, Mary Beth wrote not there to take care of every- well, drinking more than a beer my mind. I've been fairly tipsy about the roles people take on one. an hour or whatever. I wanted and yes, he was right. Drink- when they drink: the casual nothing to do with drunk peo- ing is fun; I find that I'm more I, on the other hand, was "whatever I do, wherever I go, ple. Even slightly out-of-control social and more likely to talk to Michelle Love Cassandra waiting for her when she got III toss back a few beers and was an evil in my head, espe- a complete stranger. The prob- Junior .Occhipinti have fun" person and the 110 home, the good mother hen that cially if you weren't 21. (I'm Sophomore /am. lem is, I don't like to see people Elementary Ed. percent drunk. But mainly she such a good little law-abiding drink to excess, and I know "There aren't any Int'l Business talked about how many women citizen). "No, I don't think You know what? I'm a senior, that many of my friends will that I've seen in tend to take on the caretaker graduating in May, and I don't lot 9 and the ones there are enough role, staying sober enough to I went out one night (before I and do. And I'm the one who by the stadium phones; I havent think I've ever been to a bar in was 21) with this guy and he will stay sober enough to clean spot trouble and be able to do BG. In fact, the only bars I've are too far out." even seen one on something about it. was new to town and was ask- up after them. campus yet." been to are the one in my home- ing about the bars and stuff. I Michelle Corron My roommate Shannon, town Pemberville (because one told him I didn't like the bars, Yet, at the same time, I feel Sophomore night a week they have pretty Math Ed. completely able to associate they were just facilitators to as though I'm missing out on with the role, taped up the col- good margaritas for a dollar a weak-minded people, blah blah "In tho parking piece) and to some club in Tole- some vital part of college life. lob* there are umn next to her computer and blah. I don't remember every- Like I should go out just once highlighted parts of it that she do for a friend's 21st birthday thing I said then. hardly any lights; and get drunk out of my mind thought applied to her. Then outing. you need flash- And he gave me this look and just to see what it's like. And light*; to find your she took Mary Beth's advice Sometimes I'm tempted to go he knew I'd never had a shot or why should I feel that way? I car. I dont feel over the weekend and had quite out, like on Saturday nights don't want to deal with hang- safe unless I'm with a group of overs. I put up with enough Melissa Gratz people." Sara Cech headaches as it is. Sophomore Sophomore Marketing Env. Science "Phones? What "When you don't CLICHE O'RAMA BY RYAN ELLIS phones? Maybe if have a car, it's This very sober columnist there were more tough to know can be reached at jlohrb@ lights I could find what the parking bgnet.bgsu.edu. the phones ..." lots are like." Scout 'requirements' for hypothetical new boy band To: Jeff Spin/Talent Scout. stance and they must be about love. From: Rick Record/ Manag- er of The Blandstreet Boys Sample verse: I want you to be mine/ That would be just I've noticed that there aren't fine. Let's go driving in my car/ enough bands out there for Well go real, real far. teenage girls. Although, I haven't checked (Chorus) MTV today to see what new boy band has popped up, I do know You'll be mine today; You'll that my band will be perfect for be mine [Warning to band: your record company. There's Okay, all these guys have to Polysyllabic words coming up] just one problem — I don't actu- be able to have some kind of tomorrow; or else 111 have noth- ally have the band yet. Howev- harmony, and if not, at least ing but sorrow. So be with me er, I have developed a formula two have to, and the rest of the tomorrow. (Insert sound of so you can scout out the guys band can stand in the back- teenage girls screaming at con- needed for this band. So here's ground and look pretty and be certs. ) what I'll need for my band: quiet. A white guy with blonde hair So, boom, we've got our band Speaking of concerts, well (dyed or not — preferably nat- — well work on talent later. ural). Well dress him up and We'll also find some local studio need to work on dance moves he'll be the preppy guy. They to do the background music for for these guys; all the move- are also known to shop at The these guys — they don't have to ments need to be the same, and G.ap. play instruments. we'll need a choreographer with I'll need a black guy next. He As soon as you find these very limited dance moves. Call can grow his hair in dreadlocks guys, we need to get them to Paula Abdul — she doesn't or shave his head — either one the studio to shoot their music have a career anymore; I think is okay. He will be the urban video and photos for their she'll help us. Letter to the guy- album covers and books. I need Also, at concerts, my band Okay, now I'll need a white two guys to take their shirts off, will have no problems since grungy guy. He can't be blonde and of course, they can't take every song they sing will be lip- and piercing would be nice. He their shirts off unless they look Editor synched. (Which does make me also has to wear really beat-up like champion body builders. clothes and look somewhat There'll be no sunken chests or wonder where N' Sync got their Past cartoon gives News, instead of placing an thousands of community ser- name, but that's a question for article supporting the upcom- vice hours, the leadership and dirty. He also has to be mysteri- pot bellies displayed in these another day). distorted view of ing fall events, has decided to the changes that this Greek ous; he can't use drugs but he photos. So, remember when Greeks place a rather tasteless editori- community is making, even if it can hint that he does in inter- scouting these guys out — look So, that's my band; I want it al cartoon that once again is hidden away in the back views. for great physiques! that way. downplays what the sorority/ pages of the paper. That's news Finally I need an athletic After they've shot their It seems The BG News has fraternity life can really become to us. guy — any ethnicity would be video, we need to create their done it again with the printing for most individuals. nice, but he has to wear either songs; they can't be too compli- Joe Florkowski is a writer for of its editorial cartoon "Sheep A) a baseball cap backwards or cated since our guys will proba- The Daily Titan at the Califor- Sororities." In a time when the Sure, Greeks fouling up will Scott Patterson B) a basketball jersey. We need bly be able only to pronounce nia State - Fullerton campus. Greek community is gearing up make every frontpage. That's President, The Delta Chi to make sure that everyone monosyllabic words. Also the Column courtesy of College for Fall Recruitment, The BG news, but why not look at the Fraternity knows this guy is an athlete. songs can't have too much sub- Press Exchange.
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Field. visionl.it.- ating A non-threatening environment for those individuals with com- 5 - 7p.m. Etymology: Latin inebriatus, 70:30 a.m. ing out, personal and academic past participle of inebriare, from Delta Sigma Pi Teeter- Latino Networking Commit- related issues. 107 Hanna Hall. Totter-A-Thon tee Bienvenidos/Welcoming- in- + ebriare to intoxicate, from Reception Education Steps. Saturday, Sept. 18 ebrius drunk Informal reception for everyone interested in the BGSU Latino Date: 15th century 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Community. Meet the cabinet 9 a.m. Print and Poster Sale 1: to exhilarate or stupefy as of Latino Student Union. Food Women's Tennis hosts BGSU if by liquor Vendor will be selling a variety and music provided for your Invitational of posters and prints, it is a enjoyment. Ice Arena Lounge. Teams scheduled to join BG in 2: to make drunk : INTOXI- great opportunity to decorate this two-day tournament those bare walls. Union. CATE 8 p.m. include Detroit, Eastern Ken- - in-ebriation /-"nE-brE-'A- rr —y^-y, y\—J . -, Faculty Artist Series: tucky, Toledo, Illinois at Chica- >** KY I Pomtnouth j78°/51° I . Noon go and Xavier. Keefe Courts. Movses Pogossian, violin sh&n/ noun Brown Bag Luncheon © 1999 AccuWeather, Inc. Pianist Robert Satterlee will Example: "The copious Women in Science. Dr. Deanne perform with Pogossian on the 9 a.m. amounts of good whiskey that Snavely, Professor and Chair in evening concert. Program will Rec Sports Annual Biathlon the Department of Chemistry, the old professor imbibed feature works by Bartok, The biathlon consists of a half- Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Showets T-storms Rain Flurries Snow lea will offer her personal perspec- Debussy, Hindmith, Mozart mile swim in Cooper Pool and a served to seriously inebriate tive on the environment for Mi *:.-.. j.',v-P.-,,^ and Wieniawski. Bryan Recital run around campus. Divisions women students and profes- him." 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Automakers not giving up on gas engine Ride may stay closed until next year Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer KINGS MILLS, Ohio — Paramount's Kings Island may keep FRANKFURT, Germany — Dreaming of a future where you its Drop Zone ride closed until next season unless the amusement never have to go to a gas station again and can just plug your car in at night for a full day of driving? It's not going to happen any park learns soon what caused a fatal accident on a similar ride in time soon. California. Traveling Kings Island officials hope they will get the information from Far from abandoning the gas engine, automakers are show- Paramount's Great America park in Santa Clara, Calif., in time casing new technologies at the Frankfurt auto show to boost fuel to reopen the Drop Zone before Kings Island closes for the season economy using just plain old gasoline. Oct. 31, spokesman Jeffrey Seibert said Tuesday. "A pure electric car? I don't think that will ever become the A 12-year-old boy died when he fell from a ride, also called the mainstream," said Jos De Boes, general manager for vehicle Drop Zone, at Great America on Aug. 23. California authorities engineering in Toycta's European division. are investigating whether the accident was caused by a problem The engines borrow ideas from technology already widely used with the ride or misconduct by the victim. in diesel engines. Direct injection pumps fuel at high pressure Kings Island, about 20 miles north of Cincinnati, ended daily directly into the engine cylinders, using advances in computers operations the week after Labor Day and is now open just on to control the mix between fuel and air. weekends. The result is an engine that can get up to 35 percent better Kings Island's management said that even though the rides fuel consumption than a diesel engine while also reducing carbon differ in their design, they were similar enough to warrant pre- dioxide emissions and putting out more power. cautionary measures. Schmitz sentenced for talkshow death Home health care curb services to elderly Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer PONTIAC, Mich. — A man who fatally shot a gay acquain- WASHINGTON — Some home health care companies say new tance who revealed a crush on him during a taping of "The jenny Medicare payment caps have prompted them to curb services to Jones Show" was sentenced Tuesday to 25 to 50 years in prison. elderly and disabled patients with expensive medical problems, Jonathan Schmitz trembled as Oakland County Circuit Court such as diabetes or congestive heart failure. Judge Wendy Potts sentenced him for the 1995 shotgun slaying "It raises the important question as to whether or not we have of Scott Amedure. created a situation where the sicker patients in our society are "The sentence of this court will rob you of your youth, but it not wanted by anybody because of the higher cost of their care," will not rob you of your life," Potts told Schmitz. said Barbara Markham Smith, a George Washington University Schmitz, 28, apologized to the Amedure family and said, "I'd researcher. like to ask God for forgiveness." The university on Tuesday released the results of a survey of Amedure's weeping mother asked the judge to give Schmitz a Associated Press Photo 28 home care companies in nine states: California, Florida, Indi- long prison term. ana, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Pennsylvania "When will we be able to get on with our lives? When will jus- A life-size wagon train of metal cutouts is frozen in time afop and Texas. tice be served and be final?" Patricia Graves said, her voice a ridge near a field of sunflowers lues.. Sept. 14, just east of The study, paid for by the National Association for Home Care cracking. Amedure's father, Frank Amedure Sr, also wept as he Overbrook, Kan. The sculpted silhouettes are visible from U.S. and the Home Health Services and Staffing Association, was not spoke, telling the judge, "I'll never see my son's smile again." designed to be statistically representative of all home care com- Hwy. 56 and are located a short distance from the wagon ruts Ms. Jones and the producers of the show were not called to panies. But among those surveyed, two-thirds said they had of the Santa Fe Trail. testify at Schmitz's second trial, as they had been in the first taken steps to lower the proportion of very sick Medicare criminal trial and the civil trial. patients they serve. U.N. pulls out of Dili compound; chaos hits city By ffiWAN FIRDAUS High Commissioner for While almost 90 percent of the guard of Indonesian troops Associated Press Writer Refugees in Jakarta. "The violence is due more to a power Indonesia's 210 million people through burned-out and looted DILI, Indonesia — Indone- The staff feared their head- struggle within the military." are Muslim, East Timor's popu- streets to the airport. They lation was overwhelmingly were flown to the northern Aus- sian soldiers looted the aban- quarters had been set ablaze by Kusnanto Anggoro doned U.N. mission in East pro-Indonesia militiamen, he Catholic. Poor and largely une- tralian city of Darwin. Political Analyst al the Center of Strategic and International Studies Timor on Tuesday, just hours said. ducated, East Timorese were The U.N. compound had renowned for their devotion to after 110 U.N. personnel and The dozen U.N. personnel become a symbol of internation- 1,300 East Timorese were evac- past week, previous estimates An Australian aid-drop of their faith, introduced by Por- al resolve to shepherd East who stayed behind in Dili were tuguese colonizers four cen- uated and flown to safety to end to prepare the way for an inter- have ranged from 600 to 7,000. food and other supplies could Timor to independence and pro- turies ago. a 10-day siege. national peacekeeping force, In the Indonesian capital of start as soon as Thursday. tect its people after 78.5 per- Office equipment and com- the makeup of which was being Jakarta, nearly 1,000 students The Atlanta-based Carter Despite Vatican accusations cent of voters chose to break puters were carted away and negotiated by Indonesian and tried to march on parliament Center, which monitors inter- of oppression, some commenta- away from Indonesia, which vehicles were trashed by the U.N. officials Tuesday. Tuesday, demanding the resig; national political crises, said tors say the role- religion played invaded in 1975. in the conflict has been over- soldiers — "the very people we But time appeared to be run- nation of President B.J. Habi- militiamen, backed by the For more than a week, guns asked to secure the compound ning out, with more than bie and the end of military Indonesian military, continue stated. were fired outside the com- when U.N. staff moved to the 200,000 East Timorese risking involvement in politics — and to terrorize and kill refugees in "The violence is due more to pound walls and cars were Australian consulate," U.N. starvation because they are cut blaming both for the bloodshed camps set up in West Timor. a power struggle within the smashed and looted. Militia- spokesman Fred Eckhard said off from food supplies and in East Timor. In Rome, East Timor's spiri- military," said Kusnanto men threatened to lob in in New York. drinking water, a U.N. agency Two students were wounded tual leader said he had asked Anggoro, a political analyst at grenades. There were reports Tuesday said Tuesday. by plastic bullets after the Pope John Paul II to pressure the Center of Strategic and The composition of the President Clinton for quick that the compound was also About 7,000 people have crowd damaged two police cars International Studies, a Jakar- multinational force to patrol torched, but Eckhard said he been killed and 100,000 have and set fire to an army vehicle. action. ta think tank. East Timor has been a sticking was told that it was not the been forcibly relocated to West In New York, the U.N. Secu- Bishop Carlos Belo, co-win- The Indonesian military point in negotiations between compound but a small house Timor since anti-independence rity Council and Indonesian ner of the 1996 Nobel Peace started its pullout from the Indonesia and the United nearby that had been burned. militias and Indonesian sol- Foreign Minister Ali Alatas Prize and the Roman Catholic province on Tuesday, with Nations. The remaining U.N. staff diers began a rampage of vio- worked Tuesday to resolve dif- leader of most of the territory's laughing soldiers and marines While Habibie and his for- members, holed up in the Aus- lence following the province's ferences in the makeup of a 850,000 people, said peacekeep- clambering onto a navy landing eign minister have set no condi- tralian consulate, reported that vote Aug. 30 to break away peacekeeping force intended to ers and humanitarian aid must ship in Dili's harbor as thou- tions, the military says it won't a black plume of smoke was ris- from Indonesia, the Rome- halt the violence in East Timor. be dispatched as soon as possi- sands of desperate refugees accept Australia, which has ing from the direction of the based Food and Agriculture U.N. Secretary-General Kofi ble. looked on. been the most vocal advocate of compound in the provincial cap- Organization said. Annan said peacekeepers could Church officials fear dozens The U.N. staff and East Tim- a force. Some Indonesians ital of Dili, said Fernando del While it is impossible to con- be on the ground by the week-' of priests and nuns have been orese staying at the U.N. com- accuse Australia of meddling in Mundo, spokesman for the U.N. firm the number killed in the end. slaughtered. pound were evacuated under the conflict.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — tors who asked not to be named In an out-of-court settle- The head of "he Miss America Tuesday said there would be ment, the pageant agreed not to pageant on Tuesday backed off mass defections by states from plans to allow women who have the Miss America program if require this year's contestants been divorced or pregnant to the changes stand. to sign the new contract, and compete for the title, saying the "I don't know what the out- the National Association of pageant's board of directors come of the dialogue will be," Miss America State Pageants would reconsider its decision. Beck said Tuesday in his first agreed to withdraw its request Robert L. Beck, CEO of the public statements about the for an injunction preventing Miss America Organization, controversy. Asked if it was pos- the Miss America Organization said the board had agreed to sible that the old rules will from forcing them to sign. hold off implementing the new stand, he said: "That's always a On Tuesday, Beck tried to rules — which were to take possibility." effect starting next year — The new rules, adopted at a play down the controversy, say- pending talks with state June meeting of the board, ing that the board's agreement pageant operators, who are would require contestants to not to apply the rule change furious about the changes. swear that "I am unmarried" immediately meant it was The Associated Press report- and "I am not the natural or "tabling discussion of the mat- ed Monday that the pageant adoptive parent of any child." ter until after this year's Jiad decided to break with near- They would open the door to national competition." ly 50 years of tradition by strik- divorcees, women who have But state pageant officials ing provisions in the contestant had abortions and women who contracts that require women have given birth to children told the AP that, despite the to swear they have never been who later died exemption for this year, the married and never been preg- The idea was to bring the rule change by the board nant. contestant contract into compli- remained in effect and would State pageant officials say ance with New Jersey laws have been enforced starting the changes would mar the against discrimination, Beck next year. ."high moral standards" Miss said in an affidavit filed in Meanwhile, the state America has stood for. Former court as part of the legal action. pageant association said Tues- Miss America winners, current •The pageant notified state day it would go back to court to contestants and the former operators about the change last Associated Press CEO of the pageant have also month, telling them their con- seek a judge's ruling on all lined up against the testants would have to sign the whether in fact the old rules Contestants rehearse on stage at the Atlantic City, N.J. Convention Hall for the Miss America changes. new contract to compete in Sat- violated New Jersey's anti-dis- Pageant Mon., Sept. 13. In a stunning departure from tradition, the Miss America Pageant has lift- "It's just sad," said Jack urday's 79th annual Miss crimination laws, as Beck had ed its ban on women who are divorced or have had an abortion. Lawson, chairman of the Miss America Pageant here. suggested in his affidavit. Government warns citizens of Y2K failures overseas By TED Bid IMS tioning computers. of the coastal cities." technology problem. Associated Press Writer "The Department of State It cautioned that failures in The U.S. reports were com- WASHINGTON — In what has no greater responsibility Russia were "likely to occur in piled by its embassies world- Join a student promises to be the best road than safeguarding Americans the key sectors of electrical wide. Experts have long com- map yet for identifying global abroad," Herbert said, in power, heat, telecommunica- problems caused by the Year announcing that technology tions, transportation and finan- plained about the difficulties organization and 2000 technology glitch, the warnings would be routinely cial and emergency services." collecting adequate information State Department today said it issued along with familiar trav- The unprecei ■ ntcd warnings from foreign govcrnnv 'its meet new people. was preparing country-by- el advisories. will include details from coun- about possible computer fail- country warnings for Ameri- At a news conference, Her- tries where visiting Americans ures. cans living or traveling in 194 bert said this would help Amer- could be affected by power out- nations. icans make overseas travel ages, water shortages and other While there is no reason yet decisions. potentially serious problems if to issue any specific warning, The government warned, for computers are unable to recog- Kevin Herbert, director of over- example, that in China there nize the four-digit date 2000 on seas citizens services at the "may be a risk of potential dis- Jan 1. 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Jeff Hindenach City Editor CITY 372-6966 Fair offers taste of city to students By KTMBERLY DUPPS offers for students. about what the city of Bowling The BG News "We are here to make sure Green has to offer them, Students had the opportuni- •everyone knows we're here," according to Joan Gordon, exec- ty to visit vendor booths, eat Bob Duling, husband of the utive director of the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce free food and get information owner of Monty'* Hair Fash- ions, said. "We try to set up spe- and main coordinator of the about local businesses at the Merchants Fair. annual Merchants Fair yester- cials for the students." day. At Monty's, there is 20 per- "It makes students, faculty cent off all hair and nail ser- and staff acquainted with the The eveni vas sponsored by surrounding Bowling Green The BG News, the Bowling vices Monday through Thurs- day. community," Gordon said. "We Green Chamber of Commerce offer a lot of products and ser- and the Downtown Business At the fair, students could vices that new students should Association. sample food, drink coffee and know about and they're impor- "There's a wide variety of shop. They could also do their tant to the economy of Bowling restaurants, retail shops and banking and get their bikes Green." fixed. services in downtown Bowling In addition to individual Green," Earlene Kilpatrick, "We're here to introduce the business contests and specials, director of the Downtown Busi- coffee shop to new students, there was a grand prize draw- ness Association, said. "It's a give out coupons and register ing with grocery certificates, clean, fun environment where people for the e-mail newsletter free video rentals and mer- students can stroll the down- on specials, the soup schedule chant packages. These prizes town area." and bands that will be playing were donated by the Holiday Nearly 60 of those local busi- here. I hope new students make Travel Center, Chamber of nesses represented their ser- Cosmo's their new coffee shop," Commerce, Virtual PC's, Food- vices to students, faculty and George Loper, owner of Cosmo's town Plus, Kroger, Meijer, Sta- staff of the University. Booths Coffeehouse, said. ples, Downtown Merchants, BG News Photo/ IAIN EASTMAN were stocked with information The Merchants Fair also Churchill's and the Woodland Larry Hamer, Ben Mack and John Learned visit the Stage table at the Merchants' Fair that was held fliers, food, contests and special allows new students to learn Mall Merchants Association. In the Ballroom. The fair featured local businesses from the city. Recent state grant funds kids' programs Award will be divided among numerous programs aimed at children Did you know? By AMYJO L. BROWN said. The U.S. has only 5% of the The BG News "The E.Z. PLUS program is a positive type situation with junior So far, the program has been A youth crime prevention high kids. They agree to sign a contract to remain alcohol, drug, very successful. world's people, but we use grant given to the state of Ohio tobacco and violence free." "Of the 600 students in 25% or the world's re- junior high, 516 joined," McDo- will benefit a local junior high Sam Johnson sources. If program, as well as the Wood nough said, "Only two cards .(favoro/Bottling Green everyone on County Juvenile Court System. were revoked." The $1,665,000 award will E.Z. PLUS is sponsored by earth lived man, an officer killed off-duty identification card which gains said, "We ask them what they be divided up among state, the Bowling Green Police, like we do, in a car accident several years them free entry into activities want to do." Behavioral Connection and county and city programs we would aimed at keeping kids out of ago. sponsored by E.Z. PLUS. Students' IDs can be taken Bowling Green schools. away by a police officer, teacher need three more Earths to trouble. Both Bowling Green "The E.Z. PLUS program is a Activities have included high The Wood County Juvenile and Wood County programs positive type situation with school dances, pool parties with or parent if the student violates Court will also receive a per- support today's population. will receive part of the grant. junior high kids," said Major DJs and dinner and a movie for the contract. If it is revoked, centage of the money for its The exact amount will be deter- Sam Johnson of the Bowling which the E.Z. PLUS organiza- the student must go through a programs. These include place- Sponsored by the Center for mined by population. Green Police. "They agree to tion rented a movie theater and hearing process in order to get ment of juveniles in homes out- Environmental Programs and your Campus Bowling Green will use their sign a contract to remain alco- a movie at the Woodland Mall it back. side of their own, electronic Recycling Program hol, drug, tobacco and violence for the students. "We want to make it so monitoring of juveniles and the grant money to help support Reference Popular Plane! Press Winter E.Z. PLUS, a program started free." "We open it up to kids," important to them, tney want development of a crisis plan for 1998 as a memorial to Eric Zimmer- Students receive a photo Sergeant Mark McDonough to get back in," McDonough all Wood County schools. Friendship <#* Ser Find out BG sports te'&> *ce Rush AOQ scores everyday Coed National Service Fraternity ©GO©©©©©©©©©©©© Rush Info Nights: © BGSU Club Baseball © Tuesday Sept. 14 Harshman-Chapman Activity Room 8:15 ■ (he nng* vcis m BG TONIGHT Kreischer-Ashley Activity Room 9:00 © Informational Meeting for Tryouts v9 sw~ Wednesday Sept. 15 McDonald North Lounge 8:15 (TO • Wednesday September 15 ^ jazz night Thursday Sept. 16 Kohl Front Lounge 7:00 ^ BA 114 @ 9:30pm ^ II you have any questions contact: V7 Questions? 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"I just put it in God's hands restaurants and shops were While Americans were flee- effect along the U.S. coast from as 290 miles, Floyd could reach In South Carolina, the and let him take care of it," she closed. ing inland, Hurricane Floyd Boca Raton, Fla., to Little River clear across the state to Tampa, Marine boot camp at Parris said. Still, some people refused to vented its fury on the Inlet, S.C. High surf advisories on Florida's Gulf Coast. Island was preparing school Also not wanting to leave abandon their homes and busi- Bahamas, toppling trees and were in effect as far north as Hundreds of airline flights in buses to move 7,000 recruits to was Jacobia Reynolds, who had nesses. Some went to the beach power lines, stripping roofs New York's Long Island. and out of Florida and Georgia inland shelter. come to Disney World from to watch the increasingly pow- from homes and sending roiling The hurricane warning was were canceled, and Amtrak sus- Dorothy Galbreath, 75, Ridgeville, Conn., with her hus- erful surf, while others kicked sea waters into the streets of lifted in the Miami area after pended train service into and insisted on staying in her band and three children. back with friends in bars. the capital, Nassau. Phone ser- the storm made a northward out of Miami, scrambling the beachfront home in New Smyr- "We've been saving for this In New Smyrna Beach, 10 vice was cut off throughout turn, and evacuees there were plans of vacationers and busi- na Beach. She did not want to for a couple years," she said. miles south of Daytona Beach, much of the low-lying Atlantic allowed to return home. ness travelers around the coun- risk moving her son Ricky Gal- "We're going to have a good sheriff's deputy Bruce Fleis- archipelago, and residents and But with hurricane winds try. The Navy sent ships to ride breath, 51, because he has cere- time until they kick us out." GALLAGHER— PRESIDENT Continued from page one. ets at the theater every night Continued from page one. tions." Mark Kangas, a junior crim- tion to the meeting." since Aug. 18, said the show is For tonight's meeting many inal justice and accou .ting The meetings at the presi- lagher's show, including the popular among University stu- meet with the president once a of the students were selected major, said he was aware that dent's home began when month, five or six months a because of their positions as the president met with stu- infamous Sledge-O-Matic, dents. Many students, she said, Ribeau first came to the Uni- which the Gallaghers use to come to see other shows and year. Resident Advisors. Also most of dents, but he did not know how emphasize the punch line by buy tickets when they see the Students are selected based the students attending arc students were invited. He was versity four years ago. smashing everything from Gallagher poster. on different demographics each seniors, according to Nick Hen- surprised when he received an "He wanted a forum where watermelons to soda pop to According to Walter, stu- time. nessy, special assistant to the invitation. he could visit with students ketchup. dents may make up as much as "They are grouped by every vice president for student "I'm in an RA position and informally," Sullivan said. half of the audience at the In preparation for the type of population imaginable," affairs. the other day we were sitting Students will join Ribeau in Sledge-O-Matic, sheets of plas- show. Sullivan said. "Students who "The president has an inter- around in council, talking tic have been put over the walls "Gallagher H" is the Cla- work, first-year students, ath- est in hearing from the seniors about speaking to the presi- his home tonight from 6 to 8 near the Cla-Zel's stage. Audi- Zel's first attempt to bring an letes, students involved in gov- because of their experiences dent," he said. "That Friday, I p.m. and will share pizza and ence members in the first eight live act from outside the the- ernment or in service organiza- here," Sullivan said. was surprised to find an invita- pop as they discuss their ideas. to 10 rows, the "splatter zone," ater. Currently the Cla-Zel according to ticket seller Pat hosts a weird live action accom- Robinson, are advised to wear paniment to "The Rocky Horror Party! protection. Walter compared Picture Show," but it is pro- the front rows to those at a Sea duced by the theater. World show. Walter said the Cla-Zel is "The people in the front will looking to bring more outside get wet, there's no question acts in the future. about that," Walter said. "We're definitely looking to He added that although the do one in the spring," Walter splatter zone will get most of said. Two possibilities he men- the debris, no one in the theater tioned for that show are Elvis is really safe. impersonators and performer Walter and Robinson said Soupie Sales. the show has been selling tick- "Gallagher II: The Living ets well. Sequel" will be performed 7 "They've been doing very p.m. Friday and 7 and 9:30 p.m. well," Robinson said. Saturday at the Cla-Zel The- Robinson, who has sold tick- atre. Scientists not happy with plan to use polygraph to catch spies By WILLIAM SCHIFFMANN cy," said David Dearborn, a lab Associated Press Writer scientist. LIVERMORE, Calif. — More Dr. Douglass E. Post, a lab than a dozen scientists at one of physicist, warned that the tests the nation's top nuclear will make it even harder to weapons labs on Tuesday spoke recruit and retain talented sci- against the government's plan entists, since the private sector to require top-security does not require them and researchers to take lie detector offers higher salaries. tests in an effort to catch spies. In June, the Energy Depart- Angry researchers at ment announced plans to give Lawrence Livermore National polygraph tests to some 5,000 Laboratory criticized the idea workers in sensitive nuclear that polygraph tests were need- weapons jobs, part of a broad ed and questioned their accura- initiative to beef up security cy. after widely publicized accusa- "You're coming here to tions of leaks to the Chinese. threaten our honor and integri- A panel of four members BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE ty, to require us on effective heard the testimony. The panel threat to our employment to will also hold hearings in Albu- All environmental majors were invited to this welcome back party that was held by the tennis courts. This is the third year volunteer for an even deeper querque, N.M., Los Alamos, for the party and over 50 people attended. intrusion to our right to priva- N.M., and in Washington.
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Atlanta • Chicago • Cincinnati • Call 372-2677 and ask for Christine or stop by Greenwich • Minneapolis • 424 Saddlemire for an application. www.nfow.com NFO Research, Inc San Francisco • Toledo Student Support Services 1 unguHBaiai __ page 8 The BG News Wednesday, September 15, 1999 Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 BG opens conference play By PETE STELLA history so far. Last year, they "We need to bring our game The BG News finished 13-7-1 overall and took to a higher level in MAC play Today, the BG women's forth place in the MAC with a because our conference foes are soccer teams quest for 5-4-1 record. Coach Colleen very good," Heller said. "We the Mid-American Marcum is in her third year at dominated the game against Conference championship the helm of Kent and has com- Niagara and a lot of our shots begins. piled a 20-21-3 record. on goal were unlucky. I think Last September 27, BG and This week, they face two we have much confidence in our Kent battled it out at Cochrane play and I also think we are teams that also advanced to the Field and ended deadlocked in semi-finals of the MAC confer- a 1-1 tie. ready for MAC play." ence tournament. "We are looking for some Also on Sunday, Piccirillo The Golden Flashes of Kent redemption against them," Pic- notched his 100th win as a State University invade cirillo said. "Last year, they tied head coach. What Cochrane Field today for a 4 us and danced around like they "Against Kent, we are going p.m. game against the Falcons. had just won the World Cup. to spread the field out on happened Kent is currently 4-0-0 overall We found that a little insulting them," Piccirillo said. "Their with the Falcons edging them because we are out here to win home field is smaller then on in the series record, 2-0-1. every game." Cochrane field so we will look "Kent is coming in here with Last Sunday, the Brown and to make them run a lot as we Sunday? a great record," BG coach Tom Orange increased their record did against Niagara. We also Piccirillo said. "They have not to 3-2-0 with a victory over Nia- need to finish off our shots Prior to the Browns Stealers played the kind of teams that gara University, 2-0. The Fal- game. Drew Carey told every- we have so far this season and cons received goals from senior more." BG News Photo/BEN FRENCH one that had ever made a they have also never beaten Michelle Lisy and junior Sunday, BG heads to DeKalb Cleveland joke to shut up. us." Autumn Harris with junior Illinois to take on two time Falcons Stephanie Heller, Michelle Lisy .Jill Conover, 25, and Maybe he should have wait- The Golden Flashes are off to Stephanie Heller assisted on MAC tournament champion several others react to a goal during the Niagara match last Sun- ed until after the game to the best start of the programs both scores. Northern Illinois. day. BG plays Kent today for their first conference game of 1999. decide if he wanted to say something like that. I am from the east side of Cleveland and I am a Browns fan but not to the obsessive Mazzarella heart, soul of Falcons point as some fans are. I was very pissed when Art Model By BRAD MEYER head coach, Mazzarella has been From that first experience of 1985 assumed the head coach- took the Browns to Baltimore The BG News a part of this tradition since the Mazzarella's fascination grew for ing position previously held by in 1995 and would love to take As another club men's rugby beginning and helped elevate the the sport where all 15 partici- Bill Cotton, a visiting accounting some shots at him if I ever meet season is getting underway the sport to a level of excellence pants on the field get to run the professor at the University from him. likelihood of a winning record, a comparative to a modern-day ball, score and make tackles. 1981-85. I was also very happy when I MAC Championship and the sports dynasty. Football's loss was rugby's "One of the philosophies of found out that the Browns were players having a good time are From guiding teams to three gain as Mazzarella became a the club sport program is to have coming back in the form of an almost guarantees. different appearances in the member of the first organized a student run the organization expansion team and were get- The reason for these three re- National Collegiate Champi- rugby team at the University in ting a new stadium built for and I keep that in mind as much occurring year after year are due onship Final Four to traveling to 1968. The team was founded by them on the ruins of the old, as possible," Mazzarella said. England and playing Parliament two students, Tim Fox, a 1969 historical one. in large part to the dedication of The most interesting aspect in Sunday I sat with my four one individual. in a game of rugby, Mazzarella is graduate, and Jerry Nicolosi, a Mazzarella's coaching philoso- wonderful roommates in our For the past 31 years Roger synonymous with club rugby graduate in 1970, along with Dr. phy is that everyone on his and is the reason it cannot be apartment and got ready to Mazzarella of Bowling Green, a Sam Cooper, emeritus professor squad of more than 90 players mentioned without his name. watch something that the city 1973 graduate, has been associat- of physical education. gets to play. Each team member of Cleveland has been counting ed with arguably the most suc- Mazzarella's association with He continued to play club participates on one of four down for four years. The new cessful sport at Bowling Green the sport began during his fresh- rugby until 1982. After deciding squads who play games against stadium looked awesome and Stale University. Rugby, which man year in college when one of not to play full time, he then seeing the military planes fly other colleges and universities. has amassed 62 straight winning the students in charge of the started to take on more of a cen- The results from their games are overhead gave me goosebumps. "During the halftime, the vet- seasons, (two seasons per year) rugby practice asked him to give tral role in the administration combined into one overall team I actually thought that the it a try. At the time Mazzarella eran players from the more expe- holds claim to this distinction and coaching of the club. record. Browns would have a chance, and records show why this argu- was participating in freshman rienced squads are giving the not so much to beat the Steal- Mazzarella, a Bowling Green "Even the lowest team counts ment can be made. football, but decided rugby was Junior High School seventh advice and tips to the younger ers, but at least give a good the game for him. in our record," he said. "We all players at their respective posi- effort. After about the second First as a player and now as grade science teacher, in the fall win or we all lose." tions," Mazzarella said. "Every- quarter, I decided to go into my Losing does not occur too room and do some homework. body pulls for each other and often as club rugby, which has 43-0 !!! On national televi- that is very satisfying." sion? What the hell is up with seasons in both the fall and "With Roger (which is what that?? spring, has compiled a record of he prefers his players to call him) The Stealers aren't really 772-134-38 during the past 15 and the whole team there is a lot that great and I assumed that years, including a string of 18 of camaraderie," Michael Swan- the hype about the Browns consecutive Mid-American Con- beck of Huron, a senior recre- returning might give them ference Championships. ation and tourism major said. somewhat of an advantage. He was captain of the 1982 "Everyone on the team is best of I think that Kordell Stewart, team that began the consecutive friends and we always stick the Stealers quarterback, is the title streak. His son, Tony, contin- together." worst quarterback in the league but he absolutely ued the legacy and captained the The "family-like" atmosphere destroyed the Browns defense. 1998 squad to a conference equated into another successful And I thought that most of the championship. campaign as the team posted a Browns veterans were in the Mazzarella's formula for 31-5 record this past spring sea- secondary? It sure didn't look championship success is embed- son. like it. ded in his belief of allowing Bowling Green rugby, who Tim Couch, supposedly the every player the opportunity to also has a women's team, is a future of the Browns, came in participate, while in the process club sport, as opposed to a varsi- and on his first professional displaying confidence in them to ty sport. That means il receives pass attempt, he threw an perform at the highest level interception. I know he is minimal support from the Uni- young and inexperienced but regardless of their experience. versity and places more respon- that is not a great way to start "One of the main reasons I sibility on Mazzarella. Along a long career in the NFL. went out for the sport is because with his coaching duties, he is This did not look like the everyone gels to play," Ivan Mer- also responsible for scheduling same Brown's team that had a icle of Elyria, a sophomore phys- of matches and referees, raising decent pre-season. Maybe the ical therapy major said. "Every- funds for the club and equip- defense was affected by the loss one gets along with each other, ment purchasing. He also spends BG News Photos/MIKE LEHMKUHLE of linebacker Chris Spielman to which makes the sport a lot of his time recruiting players to retirement. fun." come to the University and play Now for all of you Browns club rugby. fans out there, don't think that BG rugby coach Roger Mazzarella gives instructions to one of his players. Above, BG ruggers bat- When one of the younger I am just one of those people tle it out with Central Michigan. The rugby players say that Mazzarella makes the rugby team feel squads is playing, Mazzarella that will give up on a team like a family and that he helps them prepare for life. has noticed himself doing less See RUGBY, page 9 after one game. I am not one of coachine and more watchine. those by anymeans. This will be a rough year for the Browns and I am not sure if they will be able to win more than six Ruggers take 3 from Central, go to 4-1 games. By JOE FINNELL comparison." back for no gain. BG capitalized penalty play bulling his way for But I have faith. I have wait- Special to The BG News The big question for BG prior on many CMU miscues, turning the team's second try. ed just as long as everyone else "I don't understand A high stakes clash between to the weekend was how well the them into points. in Cleveland for a team to Central chipped away at the what it's going to two of the top rugby teams in the Falcons' newcomers would react "I don't understand what it's Falcon lead adding two tries and watch on Sundays. I say give country ended with still in line take to beat those them a few years to get every- to the increase in pace. going to take to beat those guys," a conversion to tighten the score for a national championship thing sorted out and then they "That was our biggest worry CMU captain Carter Ooster- 14-12. guys." Sunday. will be ready to compete for a all week," coach Roger Maz- house said. "I think our record BG put the game away when The second ranked Bowling league title. zarella said. "Practice had been a against them is something like 1- flanker Chris Dlugosz hit Ooster- Carter Oosterhouse Then Mr. Carey's words will Green rugby team edged third bit disjointed all week with eight 40. BG always finds a way to house, knocking the ball halfway CMU captain have more effect. ranked Central Michigan 21-12, new faces on the pitch. As it scratch out another win." across the field. Falcon lock John 10-0 and 5-0. The three matches turned out, as a team we played Center Mike Swanbeck Jackowski picked up the loose center Jesse Sandoval and should play a big role in who very well, but individually, we opened the scoring for BG when ball and crossed the goal line flanker Troy Donze picked up goes to the big dance and who still need some work. Attitude Scott Mullins' bone jarring tackle untouched extending the lead to their first career scores as BG stays home at playoff time. and intensity can cover up a lot on a CMU ball carrier popped 21-12. won 10-0. In the third match, BG is now 4-1 on the season. of dropped balls and forward the ball loose. Swanbeck scooped Pete Stella is the senior assis- "This game's result is going to rookie flanker Wes Holsinger got "Playing Central is never passes." up the ball and cruised through have important consequences for the game's only score in a 5-0 vic- tant sports editor for The BG easy," BG captain Mike Swan- News. He enjoys getting email Intensity proved to be the key the Chippewa defense scoring both teams in the post-season," tory. from his readers, even if it is beck said. "The last couple of to beating a more polished CMU under the posts. Swanbeck said. The Falcons travel to Miami hate mail. He can be reached at matches have been 10-0, 8-0, team. Every Chippewa ball carri- The Falcons made it 14-0 The low scoring continued the for another triple header Satur- pstellaGPbgnet. bgsu. edu. scores like that. This weekend er was met by five or six Falcon when Craig Sunday trampled a rest of the afternoon in the day. was an offensive blowout in defenders and , were knocked half dozen defenders on a BG remaining matches. In game two, t ( ■ < \ I Wednesday, September 15, 1999 The BG News page 9 TANDINGS F NL (,I.II„. TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Ohio High School Football Poll « East Division WIRE Pet. W I. DIVISION i Boxer dies after fight injuries M 55 621 Atlanta AMERICAN UtAOUl 1. Canton MrKinley 116i 30 216 NORTH KANSAS CITY, Mo— NABF super- New York 89 56 .614 1 2. Cm St Xavier 3-0 128 middleweight champion Randie Carver died Tues- Philadelphia 86 76 .47* 21 1/2 BATTING—Garciaparra. Boston. 348. Jeter. New York. 348. 3. Grove City 13) 3-0 120 day, two days after losing consciousness in a title Montreal 60 84 417 29 1/2 EMartinei. Seattle. 342. MRatnirez. Cleveland. 337, BeWilhams. 4. M.i- illin. Washington 30 119 defense at Harrah's North Kansas City Casino. He Florida 67 399 32 New York. 337, RPalmeiro, Texas, 336. Visqucl, Cleveland, 331, 5. Youngs Boardman 30 100 was 24. Central Divisioni RAIomar, Cleveland, .331. TFcmandez. Toronto. 331 6. Cm Elder <2l 30 93 Carver, who had been in critical condition since W L Pet. 7. Centerville <3) 30 86 undergoing emergency brain surgery late Sunday, Houston 90 56 616 RUNS—RAIomar. Cleveland, 126. MRamirez, Cleveland. 118, 8.Cm Moeller(l) 2 1 83 went down in the 10th round of a 12-round bout Cincinnati 86 58 597 3 SGreen. Toronto. 115. Jeter, New York, 112, CDelgado. Toronto, 110. 9, Westerville South (1) 30 61 Pittsburgh 70 73 .490 18 1/2 Griffey Jr. Seattle, 110, JaGiambi. Oakland. 107 with Kabary Salem. 10. Cleve St Ignatius 2-1 56 St Louis 68 76 .472 21 Milwaukee 63 80 441 25 1/2 RBI—MRamirez, Cleveland, 144. RPalmeiro, Texas. 133. CDelga- DIVISION II Sanders might return to NFL Chicago 66 87 392 32 1/2 do, Toronto, 132. CnfTey Jr. Seattle, 121, JuGonzalez, Texas, 115. Barry Sanders is interested in returning to the JaGiambi. Oakland. Ill, SGreen. Toronto, 111 1. Mentor Lake Cath (12) 30 176 2. Cols Brookhavcn (2) 3-0 148 NFL but not with the Detroit Lions, ESPN report- Weat Division Umontown Lake 141 30 148 ed Tuesday on its Web site. W L Pet. HITS—Jeter, New York. 195. SurholT, Baltimore. 193, Stewart. 4. Dover (1) 30 98 The star running back, who retired in July, has Arizona 87 57 .604 Toronto. 183. Damon, Kansas City, 177, Randa, Kansas City, 177. BeWilhams. New York. 176. IRodnguez. Texas, 175. Velarde, Oak- 5. Tiffin Columbian 111 30 91 offered to repay $5.4 million of his signing bonus if San Francisco 78 65 .545 8 1/2 land, 175 0. Piqua (1) 30 90 the Lions .elease or trade him this season, ESPN San Diego 68 77 .469 19 1/2 7. Trenton Edgewood (1) 30 71 said. Los Angeles 67 77 465 20 DOUBLES—TFcmandez, Toronto, 41, SGreen. Toronto. 40; 8. Cm McNicholas 30 68 Colorado 65 80 448 22 1/2 Damon, Kansas City, 39. Grecr. Texas. 39. Zeile. Texas. 39. Dye, 9, Cuy Falls Walsh Jesuit 2 1 65 Hill signs one-year extension Kansas City, 38; MiSweeney, Kansas City. 38, CDelgado, Toronto. 38. 10 Marysville(l) 30 57 AL Glance CINCINNATI — Outfielder Glenallen Hill agreed to a one-year contract extension Tuesday Fast Division TRIPLES—Oflcrman. Boston, 10, Feblcs. Kansas City, 9, DIVISION HI with the Chicago Cubs, hoping he can be part of a Damon, Kanaas City. 9, Dye. Kansas City. 8, Jeter, New York. 8. 1. Cols Wattcrson (7) 3-0 181 turnaround in 2000. W L Pet. Durham. Chicago. 8. Randa. Kansas City. 8 2. Steubenvillel4l 30 165 Hill has been one of the Cubs' most important New York 85 58 594 3. Lima Bath 111 30 132 backups, starting 52 games in left field, right field Boston 82 62 569 3 1/2 HOME RUNS— Griffey Jr. Seattle. 44, CDelgado. Toronto. 43, 4.Bcllbrook<6l 30 114 and as a designated hitter. Toronto 77 68 531 9 RPalmeiro. Texas, 43. MRamirez. Cleveland. 39. SGreen, Toronto. 38. 5. Poland Seminary (1) 30 106 Baltimore 6 76 .472 17 1/2 ARodriguez. Seattle, 37, Stairs, Oakland, 34. JuGonzalez. Texas. 34 6, Copley (1) 3-0 86 Tampa Bay 6: 82 431 23 1/2 7, Cm Purcell Marian 2-1 75 Lett suspended for fifth time STOLEN BASES—Stewart, Toronto. 37, Vizquel. Cleveland. 37. 8. Orrvillel2) 2 1 74 IRVING, Texas — Dallas Cowboys defensive Central Diviaion Damon. Kansas City. 36. RAIomar, Cleveland, 35, BLHuntcr. Seattle. 9. Bellevue (2) 3 0 71 tackle Leon Lett will miss the next seven games as W L Pet. 34. ByAnderson, Baltimore, 34. TGoodwin. Texas, 32 10, Sunbury Big Walnut 11) 30 63 punishment for his fifth violation of the NFL's sub- x-Cleveland 89 54 622 stance abuse policy. Chicago 64 SO .444 25 1/2 PITCHING (17 Decision!)—PMartincz. Boston, 214. 840.2 20, DIVISION IV Lett, 30, had been suspended indefinitely since Detroit 59 84 413 30 Colon. Cleveland. 165. 762, 4 08. Moycr. Seattle. 13 6. 684. 4 00. 1. Germantown Valley View 141 2-1 109 June 4 and missed the team's opening win at Minnesota 59 84 413 30 Mussina. Baltimore. 15-7. 682. 3 60, OHcmandez. New York. 16-8. 667. 4 07. Sele. Texas. 16 8. 667, 4 96. Burba, Cleveland. 14 7. 667. 2, Youngs Mooney 14) 2-1 106 Washington on Sunday. The NFL's ruling, Kansas City 57 399 32 4 28 3. Bellville Clear Fork (31 3-0 103 announced today, will allow the former Pro Bowler 4. Wheelersburg 11) 3-0 87 to rejoin the Cowboys for the Nov. 14 home game Weat Division STRIKEOUTS—PMartinez, Boston, 274, Sele, Texas. 171. CFin- 5. Chagrin Falls (4) 30 86 against Green Bay — if he has no further viola- W L Pet. ley, Anaheim, 170. DWells. Toronto. 151. Colon. Cleveland. 149,Cone. Hamilton Badin 3-0 86 tions. Texas 86 59 593 New York. 149. Burba. Cleveland, 147 7.Coldwaler(2) 2 1 83 "We're disappointed, but I'm glad we have a Oakland 80 64 556 5 1/2 8. Cm Wyoming (3l 30 72 definitive time we can expect him back," Cowboys Seattle 70 73 .490 15 1/2 SAVES—Wetteland. Texas. 41, MRivera, New York. 40. RHer- 9. Ultra 111 3-0 69 owner Jerry Jones said. "We're disappointed we Anaheim 58 85 406 27 nandez, Tampa Bay, 39; MJarkson. Cleveland, 36. Mesa. Seattle. 32. 10, Cols Ready 30 66 don't have him now" Koch. Toronto. 28, Percival, Anaheim, 28 RUGBY Golf sets sights high for Invitational continued from page 8 By DAN NLED pate, only six players will be eli- The BG News gible to score. Shooting for BG "It is a feasible goal that we can win this Besides his involvemenl with the University program, Mazzarella Last year at the Falcon Invita- will be last year's team leader tournament. We want to play the best we can has also been an integral part in establishing and promoting colle- tional, the Bowling Green sophomore Shannon Smith. and we can win." giate rugby in this country. women's golf team came close to Smith averaged 85.46 strokes He has held numerous positions at the state, regional and nation- setting a new school record with over 24 rounds last year She Kurt Thomas al level including president of the Ohio and Midwest Rugby Football a two round score of 314. should be ready to help the team Unions and a seat on the United States Rugby Board of Directors, They finished fifth in the tour- make improvements. Golf coach nament. Seniors Shannon Sharp, Missy among other accomplishments. Garrett, freshman Stephanie BG with a three round score of In this year's version, they Hinds and Kate Kolesnik will Elsea and junior ]ennifer Stiff. 225. Gillham shot a 70 in the first Why does one person do so much for a sport? It is certainly not for hope to set their sights higher. also score for the Falcons. Thomas thinks that the five round, but then tailed off in the the money, for which he receives none for coaching. For Mazzarella "It is a feasible goal that we But the interesting aspect of players that are already in place next two with scores of 77 and 78 his involvement in club rugby and the sport is simply a labor of love. can win this tournament," head the competition may lie in fresh- can be effective. respectively. Gillham finished coach Kurt Thomas said about man Shelly Binzel. Binzel will be "I think his longevity in the sport can be explained by his success "All have been shooting in the tied for 38th place in the compe- his team's only home tourna- competing in her first college on the field, as well as in the satisfaction he gets from seeing these mid 80s," he said. "On any given tition. young people mature and succeed in their personal accomplishments ment. "We want to play the best competion. How she will react we can and we can win." day they can all shoot well." Also playing for Bowling and growth," Thad Long, director of intramurals and club sports may be key in the Falcon's suc- Green was junior Jon Smarrelli, The Falcons will welcome cess. said. "He is a one-man show, and I don't know how anyone could Men's Golf sophomore Brian Gerken, fresh- Toledo, Dayton, Ohio, Xavier "She's ready to play," Thomas ever replace him." The Falcons men's golf team man Adam Balls and senior and Youngstown State, as well as said. "She has been playing well played in their first competition Dave Kotsos. None of them fin- Playing for Coach Mazzarella was both rewarding and fun, Corey several smaller schools, to their lately." over the weekend. They finished ished higher than 70th. Ward, a 1998 graduate, of Gaitherburg, MD said. first competition of the year. The sixth position will be 16th out of 17 teams at the Iowa BG's next competion is Sept. While every member of the decided later today. The top can- What stood out to Ward is the relationship Coach Mazzarella had I lawkeye Intercollegiate. 24-25 at the Eastern Kentucky women's golf team will partici- didates are sophomore Angel with his players. Sophomore Justin Gillham led Invitational. "It was as much a student/teacher relationship as it was a play- er/coach, which turned into a friendship," Ward said. Ruth moves ahead of Aaron in All-Century team "He was and still is a friend," Ward said, who followed his broth- er, a 1996 graduate of Columbus, into rugby and will see his younger The Associated Press Aaron's 755, leads the voting in hits leader, but who is on the Other leaders are catcher brother, Preston of Toledo, a freshman physical therapy major, par- NEW YORK — Babe Ruth the outfield by 838 votes over sport's permanently disquali- Johnny Bench (966,713), first ticipate in the sport this fall. moved ahead off Hank Aaron Aaron. Ruth has 1,108,286 fied list because of gambling, is baseman Lou Gehrig ninth with 602,240. (1,156,278), second baseman For 31 years teaching his players values they can utilize in life after for the first time in the latest votes to Aaron's 1,107,448 in rugby has been just as important to him as the winning and excel- In balloting sponsored by Jackie Robinson (754,795), results of the baseball's All- the closest race on the ballot. lence they experience on the field. MasterCard that ends Sept. 19, shortstop Cal Ripken Jr., Century team voting released Ted Williams is third with "I've been told many times by alumni that rugby was the best fans vote for two players at (640,995), third baseman Mike thing that happened in their lives at Bowling Green," he says. "I hope on Tuesday 1,077,862, followed by Willie each infield position, two catch- Schmidt (818,792) and pitchers that I'm teaching them the value of teamwork, commitment and Ruth, whose record of 714 Mays, who has 1,068,473. ers, six pitchers and nine out- Nolan Ryan (949.600) and honor, things that will be useful the rest of their lives." career home runs are second to Pete Rose, baseball's career fielders. Sandv Koufax (929,066). Campus Events Campus Events Services Offered Personals Personals SENIOR PORTRAITS Turning Points Worried about pregnancy?? FREE PREGNANCY TESTING AND PajAjJPSiLON. FACT; Classified SENIOR PORTRAITS An Informed Discussion Group About Free Pregnancy Tests. COUNSELING in recognition of Delta Upsilon is BG's only Non-Secret Ads SENIOR PORTRAITS Eating Disorders, Weight Issues and Confidential and Caring. Women's Health Month Social Fraternity. Any senior graduating in Dec.. May or Au- Normal Eating. 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Rides Sept 13-16. 7:00-10 00 gust should call 1-800-969-1338 now to LANDSCAPES, KIDS. PHOTOGRAPHY, Open House schedule your senior portrait sitting. Por- MOTIVATIONALS. NEED A RIDE? MUSIC, FOOD, FUN traits will be taken this week, M-F, from Most Images only $6, $7 and $8 each! SENIORS We give rides to and from Bowling Green •"DELTA UPSILON— 10am-6pm in 28 West Hall (Basement) It See us at THE UNIVERSITY UNION- SENIORS All-Nile Transportation 353-7865 SENIORS Attention all majors only takes about 15 minutes, and the $6 2nd FLOOR GRAND BALLROOM on Any senior graduating in Dec., May or Au- Come see what the sitting lee can be charged through the MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13th THROUGH Campus Events gust should call 1-800-969-1338 now to Services Offered Economics Club has to offer you bursar FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17th schedule your senior portrait sitting. Por- FREE PIZZA The hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. This sale traits will be taken this week, M-F, Irom Begin the Journey to Wellness Thursday in BA 4000 Spring Break '00 is sponsored by UAO. Auditions) 10am-6pm in 28 West Hall (Basement). It Tue. nights Yoga class - 6:45-8:00 Attention Jewish Students Cancun, Mazatlan, or Campus Improv Troupe only takes about 15 minutes, and the S6 Call LifePaths 352-5724 Yom Kippur is Mon.. Sept 20th II you Jamaica Irom $399 Where are the witches? Tues and Wed. 9-11pm sitting lee can be charged through the need a place to stay for Break Fast or Reps wanted! Sell 15 and travel tree! They go to Alternatives lor their ritual 121 West Hall Free confidential and compassionate sup- Lowest Prices Guaranteed!!! bursar. transportation to service, please call 352- needs: Incense, tarot, herbs, oils, stones, For more info, call 352-9494, port group available for women suffering , 2760. Into: Call 1-800-446-8355 & more 131 W Wooster St BG. Or cal from the after affects of abortion If you're www.sunbreaks.com Leadership, Friendship, Service CONTEMPORARY WEIGHT 352-7333 Don't forget our organic food S SPORT MANAGEMENT ALLIANCE experiencing feelings of loss, anxiety, cruelty Iree health & beauty items! Rush A 1 \ page 10 The BG News Wednesday, September 15, 1999 Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale $1500 weekly potential mailing our circu- All majors-entry level openings in all SS MANAGE A BUSINESS "111! Cancun A Jamaica Spring Break lars. For info call 203-977-1720. areas. Pt. lime around classes. $11 45 ON YOUR CAMPUS SS Specials! 7 Nights Air, Hotel, Meals, Need subleasor ASAP Close to campus base-appt. No exp. needed. Training pro- Verslty.com an Internet note taking com- Drinks From $399! 1 ol 6 Small Business- •nd downtown Own room Call 353- Desk clerk needed tor local motel. 3rd vided. Great resume builder. £40,000 in pany Is looking tor an entrepreneurial stu- es Recognized for Outstanding Ethics! 3410. shift. 3 shifts per week, must work week- scholarships awarded. Conditions exist dent to run our business on your campus. springbreaktravel com 1-800-678-6386 ends, Apply at Buckeye Inn. Phone: 352- Must be 18. Call 535-5895. Mon-Thurs. Manage students, make tons ol money, Roommate needed, M/F, own bedroom. 1520. 10-4. www.workforstudents com/OH excellent opportunity! Apply online 1995 Suzuki Katana 600. Low miles, Split cost. Call 354-1553, ask lor Denny. at www.versity.com, contact jobsOversi- runs great, tuned up & new tires. 2 match- Desk clerks needed for local motel. Vari- IMMEDIATE ty.com or call (734) 483-1600 ext. 888 ing helmets. $3800 obo Call 373-0054 or ous shifts available. Apply at Buckeye Inn FULL AND PART-TIME POSITIONS 419-523-5819, Iv msg if no answer. Ask Help Wanted or phone 352-1520. Behavioral Connections ol Wood County Office cleaning evenings. 10-12 hrs/week. for Matt. is now hiring direct care worker's for their Own transportation required. Call 352- EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS 24-hour supervised group homes serving 5822 25" TV, brand new. double speakers, $200 Scholarship Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- severely Mentally disabled adults. Shift $240.00.419-261-5013. Trinity Church seeks singers tor the time hours, around your college and per- times start at 4:00pm and/or every other Part time lunch help needed. $50 sign-on Brand new loft. Meets all univ. require- Chancel Choir. Scholarships of $200/se- sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 weekend 8:00am-4pm. Social work and bonus. Very flexible hours. Casey's Origi- ments. Hand-crafted with 2 shelves on mester available lor students. All voice hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Psychology majors are encouraged to ap- nal Hamburger's. 1025 N. Main 352-9113 the headboard. $150. Contact Bryan parts needed! Interested singers should time. Many college students work here. ply Send resume to: LU c Wiles 372-1355. contact David by email: Starling pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- 801 N. College, BG. OH 43402 EOE Pan-lime horse stable help needed In ex- chopin770aol.com. tomatic $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 change lor riding time. Call 669-3170. Local church looking for pianist for Sun- Car lor Sale after 100 hours of service with the compa- '88 Ford Escort GLX 80,109 miles. 4 new ATTENTION STUDENTS day contemporary worship. Please call Special person needed lo provide so- ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- lires, runs well $1,000 obo. 419-261 MOLTEN CORP. sembling and packaging of small pan's. Community of Christ Lutheran Church © cial experiences for dcvelopm ,-itally delayed male adult Rcc. canter swim, 5013. 436 N. ENTERPRISE ST. Apply in person between the hours of 352-5101. dining out, etc. Mon. afternoons and/or a 9 Now hiring tor Fall Semester 9.00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at For Sale Part Time ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, Local market research firm now hiring tel- Weds, afternoons. $8.00/hour. (+ tree ephone interviewers. $6/hr.. no selling. restaurant meals) Call 352-7143. Macintosh Power Performa, 1G HD, 40 Less than one block from campus INC.. 428 Clough Street, Bowling Green, MB ram, modem, stylewriter 1200 b&w Flexible schedule. Call today to set up an S6/HR. STARTING PAY Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near printer, system 8.5, Microsoft Office load- 3 shifts available: interview. 352-8115. AZG Research. SPRING BREAK 2000 Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- 1-800-426-7710 ed. $600 or best offer. Contact A Shift: 7:00am- 10:00am road tracks. pgreen&bgnetbgsu.edu. B Shift: 10:15am-1:15pm Longs cleaners needs part-time help www.sunsplashtours.com 3 to 6 Mon thru Fri. plus Sat. C Shift: l:30pm-4:30pm FHEE TRIPS AND CA5HIII Hondas Irom $500 2 to 5 plus Sat. SPRING BREAK 2000 with STS-Join Possibility ol working 2 1/2 hours Apply in person at 345 N. Maple St. Amenca's #1 Student Tour Operator to Police impounds and tax repos and getting paid tor 31 SPRING BREAK 2000 353-4494 - $6 an hour. Jamaica Mexico, Bahamas, Cruises, and For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4558 354-8802 Florida. Now hiring on-campus reps. Call 354-8703 StudentCify.com is looking for Kenmore washer and gas dryer lor sale. Highly Motivated Students to promote NUMERIC DATA ENTRY 1 •800-648-4849 or visit online © Full capacity, like new Babysitter needed Spring Break 2000! FT 2:00 pm to end of day www.ststravel.com. 352-3013 Part-time Tues, Weds, Fri 8:30-4.00 Organize a small group and travel FREE! (targeted ending time 11:00 pm) 3 -Q For 2 small children Top campus reps can earn a Free Trip PT 4:00 pm to end of day Telephone interviewing, no sales. Flexible Sleeper sofa & recliner in good condition. Transportation & references needed * over $10,0001 (Late afternoon to evening hours) scheduling, relaxed atmosphere. Some 353-2801-Leave a message Maumee area 419-868-6361 Choose Cancun, Jamaica or Nassau! Mon-Fn, occasional Sal. Previous bank- days, mostly evenings & weekends. Book Trips On-line. ing and numenc 10 key or calculator ex- $5 80-S6 50/hr. depending on skills. In Perrysburg, 874-5842. Dancers wanted • Toledo's newest club Log In and win FREE Stuff. perience helpful For Rent Part-time and Full-time Sign up now On Line! Interested applicants should apply in per- No exp. necessary, will train www.StudentClty.com son. Sky Technology Resources, Inc. Op- Telephone order clerks full/part-time. $6.007hr. guaranteed. Daily bonus avail. 419-476-6640 or $00/293-1443 erations Ctr. 1851 N Research. BG. (I75 Start immediately 353-8705 1,2,3 Bedroom Apts to exit 181) Sky Tech values a diverse From only work force and is m principlo as well as Tutors needed tor BGSU Amenca Reads. $415 practice, an Equal Opportunity Employer Must be work study eligible! Earn S6/hr Private Entrance u c Look for us on campus at Call 372-2331 or visit 531 Education lor Patio the Education Bldg. information. Spacious Kitchen Thurs. Sept. 16 from 9-4 Small Pels Welcome! WAIT STAFF: Days and or nights Varsity Square Apts. ■ a Apply in person at Brandywine Country 353-7715 Club. 6904 Salisbury Rd Maumee Public Relations 2 available bdrms in private home. £f Student Society of America JOHN NEWLOVE WANTED: BARTENDERS S275/mo., incl. util. 8 city blocks to Uni- • BG Eagles Club. Bowling Green, OH versity. Nice, quiet neighborhood. Deposit REAL ESTATE Experience prelerred, bul not necessary. negotiable Call 352-2822 or 352-5429. Apply M-F 9am-5pm Contact Larry Konrad 353-7176 316 Ridge St. -2 BR house 3 blocks Irom 722 EIGHTH - 3 BR A-frame. Above avg salary, great working cond. campus. Sec Dep , tenants pay utilities, no pets. $525/month. 12 mo. Lease only. Tenants pay ulil. $500/Mth lor 1 Avail, now. Call after 5:30 pm 352-2330 Person. $520/Mlh lor 2 People. or 354-2854 Email questions to [email protected] For Sale !••*••**••••••*• Male needed. Male has furnished room 516 S. MAIN -2 BR duplex. lor rent. Bnck home with everything. Free- "111! Spring Break Specials! Bahamas dom ol house. Must be dean, neat, and $435/Mlh plus utilities. Income Party Cruise 5 Days $279! Includes Most responsible. $3007month and $200 de- qualifications must be met. Meals! Awesome Beaches, Nightlife' Pan- posit. 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