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A daily independent student press Recent tuition hike lowest since 1986-87 tuition increases for students. the wonderful effect of The revenue will also cover By MARY BETH MURTHA In 1996, tuition was raised increased enrollment." the cost of adding class sec- Instructional, general fee and non-resider The BG News 5.97 percent. The year after, it University president Sidney tions, operating budget increas- surcharge per semester was raised 5.54 percent. Last Ribeau said Monday that the es, enhancement efforts and The yearly tuition hike col- Effectjve.Fall Semester 1999 year, it was increased 5.25 per- University is able to lower the the inevitable increase in utili- lege students have come to cent. This year, the increase is increase percentage because of ties, Dalton said. for the main campus, off campus centers expect won't hit as hard this well below the state-mandated year. higher student enrollment. He also said he considered six percent cap. the low percentage increase to FULL TIME RATE Beginning in the fall semes- Part of the revenue generat- According to Christopher ed by increased enrollment and be significant. Main Campus/Oft Campus 1998-99 ter, main campus University Dalton, senior vice president students will pay 4.7 percent the tuition hike will be target- "It's a trend everybody can for finance and administration, ed for technology enhancement be happy about," he said. Undergraduate Instructional FeSd ' <$J,935 more in tuition and fees. The the increase is among the low- and increased financial aid, f ■ ■ '-, motion to increase fees by that est in the state. Comparatively, In-state undergraduates Graduate Instructional Fee $2,643 amount was approved by the "peer universities" such as Ohio according to the motion the attending the Firelands cam- University's Board of Trustees State University, Ohio Univer- Trustees approved. pus will not experience a at a meeting last Monday after- sity and Miami University are Another portion of the rev- tuition hike. The Ohio Board of Non-resident surcharge $2,*44 noon. expecting increases in the 5.5 enue will go to the new employ- Regents provides funding to General Fee $392 It's the lowest percentage percent to six percent range. ee compensation plan, designed community and technical col- increase since the 1986-87 "I think this is a good trend to retain quality University leges as well as branch campus- school year. It also continues a to continue," said Trustee employees and attract new es like Firelands to keep costs four-year trend of lowering David Bryan. "I think it shows ones, according to Ribeau. down. Fitwell Center teaches students Renovations importance of health, exercise cause decrease
By MICHELLE MARCZAK in loft rentals The BG News By WENDY WELLMAN expenses throughout the year. Exercise. Even the mere It also lowered individual The BG News mention of the word causes team member's dues by over some people to retreat to the Two local loft companies may $100, said Sterling Davis, coach couch with a gallon of ice be experiencing a squeeze on of the men's club hockey team. cream. sales over the next few years. Space Savers, a rental com- Exercise is crucial to main- Renovations in McDonald pany located in the back of Col- taining good personal health, West and Offenhauer West legiate Connection, will also be but there are some who choose include the addition of new losing some sales. They charge to ignore the benefits. The loftable beds, eliminating the $95 per loft, $25 to put it up, Fitwell Center is dedicated to need for students to purchase with free take down. providing Bowling Green stu- or rent their own. Owner Jim Rood says they dents with the benefits of exer- Conklin West and four of the have already rented around 20 cise and the knowledge of per- Greek units will also be getting lofts for next school year prior tinent information about their the new beds, said Jim Zent- to orientation and registration. bodies, such as their blood meyer, associate director of He remembers when he was pressure and cholesterol lev- housing/operations. sent a letter from the Universi- els. Homestyle Lofts, a company ty stating that no lofts could be The Fitwell Center, located owned and operated by Univer- sold to students living in on the second floor of the stu- sity alumnus Chris Wilk, Founders due to their new dent recreation center, is charges between $130 and $140 loftable beds. aimed at providing students, for each loft rental. This The question is whether or as well as non-students, with includes transportation, set-up not these new beds in McDon- beneficial exercise programs and take-down. ald and Offenhauer be saving along with necessary health Wilk has ordered another students money by not forcing assessments. BG News Photo/Scott Fauber entire set of lofts for the 1999- them to rent or purchase a loft "The main goal of the Michelle Trentel, exercise specialist, stands beside a machine testing tor cardiorespiratory 2000 school year because they for extra space. Fitwell Center is to educate fitness In the Fitwell Center. The Fitwell Center also does health screenings, fitness testing and* ran out last year. Now, due to The cost of living in both people about the risks that are personal training. the renovation, he will be losing McDonald Hall and Offenhauer associated with an inactive money not only in sales, but Towers has increased by $128 lifestyle," said Cathy Swick, fitness testing and personal Swick said that the normal because of their reproductive also in the purchasing expenses from last year's rates. That's director of the Fitwell Center. training. level for cholesterol for every- organs," Swick said. of the new lofts. approximately how much a loft "We try to assess, educate and When participating in one is below 200, anything After this process, the stu- The BGSU Men's Club Hock- rental would cost a student work with people so they get health risk appraisals, stu- above that is considered dan- dent's health risk appraisal is ey Team also benefits from from either company. on an exercise program that dents must first fill out a ques- gerous. She also said that assessed. The appraisal can Homestyle Loft sales. The team The only difference now is would be best for them." tionnaire about their individ- average blood pressure should determine life expectancy and members set up and take down that the money is going to the Some of the programs that ual lifestyle to determine if the be 120/80 for everyone, regard- provide any negative risk fac- all the lofts for Wilk, also a past University instead of local busi- are offered at the Fitwell Cen- person has any potential less age, weight or sex. tors that may be associated member of the team. The nesses, Davis said. ter include health screenings, health risks. Then students Also involved with the with a person's current money they make from working Zentmeyer said the new beds are to list their current choles- health appraisal is body fat lifestyle, according to Mike Vil- for Homestyle goes to pay for will be arriving July 8. terol level and blood pressure. testing. This includes using a lani, a senior exercise special- ice time, referees and travel Fitwell Center If they are unaware of either skin-fold caliper to determine ist major and an employee at Summer Hours: of these, the center offers free how much fat is contained in the Fitwell Center. Tuesday and Wednesday testing for them. the body. The average body fat Followed by this is a consul- noon to 5 pm The cholesterol testing percentage for women is about tation by the Fitwell Center to involves a prick of the finger 19-26 percent, whereas in men recommend what a person Service; in which blood is drawn to be the average is 10-16 percent, should do to guarantee that Cholesterol testing Personal Fitness Quest placed into a machine that according to Swick. they are doing what is best for Body Fat Tasting will immediately read the "Women are definitely going sample. to have more fat in their bodies Ui_ • See Fitwell, page four. University course goes electronic "This is a completely new and a member of the chair tion students use to complete By MICHELLE MARCZAK dimension of teaching," said assessment committee. "If a their projects, Sinn said. The BG News John Sinn, TECH 302 professor student can become better The teams arc also required TECH 302, Technology Sys- from the technology systems acquainted with technology, to complete a three-phased tems in Societies, has always department. "Many think the they will be better prepared for major project throughout the focused on technology's ever- idea is trivial because they are the workforce." semester. changing environment, but now not getting 'real'faculty, but the Every student in the course Sinn said the major project is the class itself has undergone electronic component is consis- is randomly assigned to a team designed to benefit the Univer- technological changes of its tent with the nature of the in which they will complete sity in some way. Past projects own. course." every assignment via the web. have included creating an auto- Since this course was begun According to information "This course is important mated advising system via e- at the University in 1986 it has from the BGSU website, the because it is team-oriented," mail, building a budget system gone through an evolutionary major emphasis of the class is Hakel said. "Experience with for the College of Technology process reflective of the chang- to explain technological behav- working in teams is very useful and offering a virtual tour of ing pace of technology. A course iors and to show how technolo- in the business world." residence halls to allow for that once began by handing gy is related to human affairs Each team is required to quality analysis. projects in on computer in the business world. complete a scries of ten "toolk- In addition to the major pro- diskettes has now become com- "Many jobs today are being its" which will be mounted and BG News Photo/ Scott Fauber done via electronics," said Mil- evaluated on the web. Toolkits Space Savers owner Jim Rood shows a loft in the Union. pletely electronic and is being • See Tech 302, page five. offered online. ton Hakel, psychology professor provide much of the informa- Opinion 2 Campus 4 Entertainment 6 Sports ■ Columnist Mary Beth Murtha dis- ■ Former chair of psychology depart- ■ Chicago Bands Slicker and Ilium ■ Women's basketball team signs new cusses her attempts to live a life in ment is appointed as Dean of Fire- bring their own special brand of mad- recruits, accordance with her views. lands. ness. ■ Columnist Erin Berger expounds on ■ Watch out! Guitarwolfls loua! her frustration with mean people.
• page 2 The BG News Wednesday, July 7, 1999
Jennifer Luley Co-Editor 372-6968 Opinion jluley@bgnet. bgsu. edu Why nice people are cooler than mean people
I love nice people. I have People react to this fact in a because I want to help them so selves. If others in the same situ- always known this about myself I have been in bad situations few different ways. badly. ation can be civil and polite, why and my guess is that most people before. I have been frustrated There are the non-committal Then there are the mean peo- can't they? What makes them and harried and experienced alt prefer nice people over the other type of people who say, "Well, sort. But lately, with the help of a ple. People will walk into the think they have some special other sorts of emotions due td okay then," and go on with life. office that I work in expecting to privilege to make us feel like bad silly situations, but I have never public service-orientated job, I These people are easy to deal have discovered that I honestly get their way. Some will begin people? turned around because of those with because they don't get at all nicely, asking questions to feel feelings and been truly mean to have the most sincere apprecia- worked up about the situation Maybe my main problem is tion for people who are nice. out our weaknesses before they that I don't see the point in being someone else (much less some- but simply accept their turn of one who could not remedy the swoop down with the cruel hand mean. If you are nice instead of I work at a job where we get fate. situation). numerous telephone calls and answer their questions and of accusation, telling us that we mean, doesn't it follow that peo- Then there are those who messed up and that they will get And I am not saying that I visits every day from people address their concerns. And 1 think if they can explain their sit- ple will want to help you out who are not happy. They have have no problems whatsoever their way or die trying (slight more? I have always worked treat these mean people any dif- uation well enough, I will some- ferently than the nicest of nice found themselves in a situation, doing so. In fact, I like to try to exaggeration). under that assumption, but per- how magically be able to help people. I treat them with the either by their own fault or by help people work out their prob- them. These people make me feel Sometimes it goes as far as haps it is a false one. lems. same amount of respect and simple circumstances, that has absolutely awful because, with people practically yelling at us Now, I'm not writing this sim- made them unhappy and they courtesy (or at least I hope I do But oftentimes there is noth- my tendency toward empathy, I while we answer, "yes, sir," "no, ply to complain about mean peo- want to be able to call us (or visit and I strive to do so). ing we can do for the people. can usually totally understand ma'am," "but we can't, sir." ple (although that is one of my us) and have us make it all better Perhaps the only difference is They just have to deal with their situation and sympathize I still feel a regular amount of for them. secondary goals, I admit). I write that my "have a nice day" to where they are and realize that with it. So, then, on top of the empathy for the situations these this out of a severe confusion That is fine because that is we are in a spot where we simply them, although just as sincere as fact that I cannot help them, I people are in but not an exces- about the idea of being not very what we are there for — to cannot help them. it is to nice people, is not quite ,is also end up feeling terrible sive amount for the people them- enthusiastically said. Is reconciliation possible?
Reconcile: (verb) 1. To make on a first impression. I still talk consistent. about what people do, without Lately, it seems like I'm regard for why they do what they always trying to reconcile my do. thoughts with my actions. Despite all my ideas about the Let me explain. I consider patriarchal nature of marriage in myself to be a feminist. I'm working hard at articulating my this country, I still find myself particular worldview. scrawling "Mrs. David I've read the "classics" of the Duchovny" in the margins of my second wave and the newer, notebooks. upper hand in the power struc- Despite the strength of my \ more inclusive books of the third ture. beliefs, I still back down when wave of feminism in an effort to I've researched the links confrontation rears its ugly head. combine theory and practice into between race and class in rela- a way things should be. tion to gender and how the three Despite my inward thoughts I listen to Steinem on tape and combined can operate to the dis- about equality, justice, fairness watch PBS documentaries about advantage of many women in and feminism, I still act the strong, influential women mak- this country. I know for sure that (approximate) part of dutiful ing a difference. I march against women haven't achieved some daughter, gallant girlfriend and rape and share my ideas with sort of equality Nirvana yet, not personable pal — the friendly, others. I attend women's' pro- by a damn long shot, and that accommodating person. grams and even occasionally we've got a long way to go, baby. But don't pity me yet for my shop at a women's bookstore I love this part of myself. The wavering, inconsistent behavior. and patronize women-owned part that gets riled up about I am making a conscious, businesses. things, that cares about things, daily effort to try. I read Ms. magazine when I that wants to change the world. I hope that I can continue can afford it and smaller alterna- But something holds me back. manifesting my ideas in my tive women's zines when I can Computer virus dilemmas I think it's the same thing that actions, and slop reacting to find them. I listen to Tori Amos holds other women back, that other people and their percep- and Ani DiFranco and the rest. convinces them to act in accor- tions of me, upon which I base so I've been wormed. ed. These things do not make me dance with the dominant para- much of my self-confidence. No. I don't mean I was attacked If you are struck by the worm or a feminist. I simply consider digm, the entity that rewards Former East Toledoan and by heartworm or tapeworm, but. any other viruses and catch it in them to be manifestations of my conformity. For all my thinking personal hero, journalist Gloria nonetheless, this was a very danger- time, there are programs that can ideas. and postulating, I still fall behind ous creature clean them off your hard drive. I believe in equal opportunity. in doing something about it. Steinem, has given me the inspi- Last week one of my roommates These too can be downloaded from I believe in valuing the individ- For example: ration to be myself. found four potentially very danger- the Internet for free. ual for their uniqueness and their Despite all my disparagement "There is always one true ous viruses on my computer. Lucki- But there are some things that intrinsic human potential. I of girls who believe their worth inner voice," she wrote in "Revo- ly, none of them had been activated. ments, the real fun begins. I'll save you can do to protect yourself as believe in equal pay for compar- lies in their looks, I still wear lution From Within." "Trust it." You may have heard about the you the gory details, but suffice it to well. ative work. makeup and nail polish. I always I am. very same virus that attached itself say that the worm begins burrowing First, get some virus protection I understand the difference make sure my outfits match, that It's the only way I know that to my hard drive. The virus is known into your hard drive, all the while software. The newer the better. And between pornography and eroti- they're flattering without being I can be happy with the person I formally as, "W32/Explore- destroying files. By the time it fin- this doesn't mean you have to go out ca and the difference between too "come-hither" or too sloppy. am still in the process of becom- Zip.worm," or more commonly as ishes chowing down, not much of and spend $50 for a good program. flirting and harassment. I believe Often my self-confidence rests ing. I hope that other women, "the worm." and it's possible thai your hard drive will remain. In fact, you can get some for free by that there still exists a double upon my evaluation of my looks. other people at this campus and you may be one of its next victims. When my roommate discovered going to Hayes Hall and visiting the standard for men and women Despite all my open-minded- all over, can find a way to recon- This virus has already attacked the worm on my hard drive, she computer help center. and that men still enjoy the ness, I still make snap judgments cile their beliefs with actions. thousands of hard drives around the noticed that it had a Eudora exten- The best programs will automati- world and has even attacked major sion. Since I haven't used Eudora cally scan your hard drive for you computer corporations, including since I lived on campus in the without you having to tell it to do so. Microsoft and Intel It spreads via e- spring, I have reason to believe that Most can be set up to check for ews mail and sends a reply to any mes- I received the worm when I was on potential viruses when you first turn sage coming into the user's inbox. In campus. And, I have further reason on the machine. is looking for other words, not only will you be to believe 1 may have received the Second, and you've probably affected by the virus, but everyone virus via a list processor I was heard this before, don't open attach- who e-mails you could also be signed up to. ments from anyone you don't know struck. Of course, this is not the fault of and trust. Even if they don't tear writers photographers are The message reads: "Hi (recipi- the University or the University's your hard drive apart, they may illustrators ent's name). I received your e-mail computer system since anyone and cause potential annoyances to the artists you and I shall send you a reply ASAP. everyone with e-mail is potentially user. Till then lake a look at the attached susceptible to the virus. But. I was luckv enough to catch the columnists reporters zipped docs. Bye." But the tun does- because I received it while connect- worm before it could cause any interested? n't start there. ed to the University's system, be damage. Hopefully you'll be just as cartoonists graphic designers Should the user open the attach- warned that you too could be affect- lucky.
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Mary Beth Murtha Assistant Editor 372-2603 Page Three marym@bgnet. bgsu. edu BLISTERING HEAT PREVENTS JOURNALIST FROM MAKING SENSE! WEATHER this week One sunshiny day in the The no-longer-bubbly news- realized that his computer, The profusely sweating over- happy Midwest, a bubbly and worker stepped over the puddles whose name was Bob, had melt- heated newsworker did not simpering newsworker stepped of sweat and battled ferocious ed into a sad, glimmering pool of reply. into the office. waves of heat on his way to his plastic and Internet. Instead, even in his blistering WEDNESDAY: Sunny. High 86, Huge menacing heat waves desk, shielding his eyes. "When will it ever end?" cried delirium, he managed to write low 60. knocked him unconscious. When he sat down in his dis- Bob into the fiery newsroom. It one last article before succumb- O was fiery because the heat index ing to the flames. "GREAT MERCIFUL CRAP!" count swivel chair and prepared he exclaimed when he woke up. to log on to his ever-malfunction- had caused it to spontaneously It made no sense, so we The temperature difference ing electronic mail server, he combust. scrapped it. from the hallway to the office 1 THURSDAY: Partly Cloudy. t b B i u 11 •? »3 was twenty hundred and three ; ' ' High 83, low 60. degrees, Fahrenheit, according to ■ CROSS • a passing reporter. J '-' 1•~ Sweat began to pour off his word j .'■"■ 21 1fl forehead and form tiny lakes. ACROSS 62 Natural halr- The lakes got bigger and soon M II il n FRIDAY and WEEKEND: Rain. 1 Faux colonng 1 had little lakefront communities 4 Piece of evidence 63 Trying time i- i' 1 B H High in the mid 80s, low mid 60s. organizing zoning committees. 8 Rug 66 Diabolical 14 Homed viper 68 Religious holiday v ■ 0 J^| 15 Stir up 69 Approach * 16 T lama's mate 70 Creative ski* •. 11 17 Party supervisor 71 Strong suits •.; ^H ■«> 19 PT A member 72 Valhalla crowd ;
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Those are intransitive senses : to and good grades kept me in the things you just can't learn from a ! cause annoyance running. But in the end it was the textbook. I don't know where I'd be leadership and management right now if I hadn't enrolled in I synonyms: ANNOY, experience I got through Army Army ROTC, but I do know one : VEX, IRK, BOTHER. ROTC that won them over. Army thing for sure... I wouldn't be here. Pizzas are Reody-to-Gol •On the campus of ARMY ROTC with Cheese with Pepperoni j BGSU, annoy occurs often. THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE j I.e. "I'm annoyed by people ; ivho pat me on the head and For details, visit Rm. 151, Memorial Hall or call MEDIUM 99 $Q49 j patronize me every time I 372-2476 1 $2 No su&sliiuiions Round oizzas only Limn 4 puzas Vai«] ai mis Little Caesars ixation only ; ask a question." Carryoul only Sony no rain checks page 4 The BG News Wednesday, July 7, 1999! Erin Berger Co-editor 372-6966 Campus eberger@bgnet. bgsu. edu Psychology chair named Firelands dean By IRENE SHARON SCOTT in the American Council on Edu- four year program and to build friends," Balzer said. "One of the new building on the Firelands The BG News cation (ACE) fellowship pro- new buildings on Firelands cam- main attractions of Firelands was campus in more than 20 years." gram. ACE is a program that pus. knowing how committed and Balzer said he is looking for- With a new office, new posi- enables faculty and staff in high- Balzer has served at the Uni- dedicated the faculty and staff ward lo working with other tion and new location, William er education to gain administra- versity for 16 years under are and their real concerns for Balzer, chair of psychology, will deans on the main campus to tive experience. numerous titles and has gained providing students with the best say good-bye to the main cam- develop a new four year pro- "We were looking for some- extensive administrative experi- education possible." pus and hello lo the University's gram a( Firelands. one to bridge a closer link with ence. Experiences range from Firelands branch in Huron. Balzer said he believes he can "(The four year program) will Firelands to main campus," being director of the Institute for Balzer has been appointed as offer something valuable at Fire- meet the needs of place-bound Dobb said. "(Balzer] was a domi- Organizational Research and interim dean of the University's lands based on previous experi- Students in Erie, Ottawa and Firelands, which have been effec- nant department chair, so he has Development to serving as a fac- ences at the University. Huron Counties," he said. tive since July 1. He replaced good administrative skills which ulty member, then chair, of the "I believe that my 16 years of Dobb also said Balzer's new Darby Williams, who stepped will help him {at Firelands). |He psychology department. experience on the main campus position as dean differs from that down to dean emeritus and also) shows a Jol of enthusiasm Upon leaving, Balzer said he will help build closer relations of a departmental chair. director of development at Fire- for the University's programs at will miss some aspects of the between the BGSU Firelands "Firelands is an important lands. Firelands. He will do well." University that he has served for regional campus and the main asset to their community," she According to Linda Dobb, Dobb said that Balzei has several years. campus, making us all feel part said. "There is more community William Balzer interim provost and vice presi- proven lo have some experience "It is hard (o leave the depart- of the larger University commu- involvement, and relationships Despite the many changes dent of academic affairs, Balzer which is relevant and pertains lo ment of psychology, which is one nity," Balzer said. "My experi- are on different levels. There is that Balzer will be facing, Dobb was nominated by President Sid- the University's goals for Fire- of the strongest academic depart- ences with the psychology build- more faculty/administrators has confidence in him. ney Ribeau to become dean of lands. The major goals are to ments at BGSU and where 1 have ing renovation project will help reporting rather than just facul- "[Balzer] will do a good job," she said. Firelands upon his participation increase enrollment, establish a many faculty, staff and student .is we plan for building the first ty"
\lllvl II .III 111'.Ill FITWELL^ \". III.II Continued from page one. injuries. The student is also reduce the amount of lactic acid testing. There is also a one-on- introduced to a variety of differ- in the muscle which can reduce one meeting between the student IS A GREAT TIME TO INCREASE YOUR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. them. ent activities and machines. injury." and exercise specialist who "If they have high body fat "Being exposed to different The participants in this pro- advises the student on what ■■■■■*■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ content then we will recom- equipment, such as bikes and gram are given a printout of all mend increased aerobic activi- weights, keeps a person more their activities displayed kinds of exercise program would ty, usually three times a week, interested, which will motivate throughout the program so that be beneficial to them. and we encourage them to eat a them lo work out more often," they are able to do the program The Fitwell Center is in the healthy diet," Villani said. said Kristen Karaffe, a Fitwell on their own in the future. process of developing "Fit-Well PHone maRT The Fitwell Center also Center employee. The cost for this program is Gram," a monthly newsletter offers a personal fitness assess- The second session involves $15 for students and $30 for non- N. Main aimed at those interested in per- ment known as the "Personal strength training. Before stu- students. sonal fitness. The newsletter will On all new Fitness Quest." dents comes in for their second Also offered at the Fitwell include health and fitness arti- phones w/ BGSU The quest is divided up into session, they will have already Center is a program known as BOSU I.D. GTE three sessions. The first session completed a program aimed at "Fit For I lire." This program is cles and offer some recipes for is used to determine an individ- learning the correct ways to use aimed .it graduating seniors who healthy dining, said Michelle ual's goal for the program, such the various machines. are preparing to enter the work- Trentel, Fitwell Center employee. The Best Place to Sign w. woosteri E. Wooster as losing weight or decreasing The third and final session force. "College is a critical time for Up For New Servicesl their blood pressure. offered in the Personal Fitness "This program is free lo Ihe students," Swick said. "It is The student is then intro- Quest is flexibility. This program University senior," Swick said. important for them to gel duced to the cardiovascular emphasizes the importance of "We hope it gets students moti- involved in an exercise program equipment available at the rec stretching lo avoid any injury to vated to make time for exercise now lo avoid problems in Ihe Our Hours Are center and is instructed on how muscles, Karaffe said. even though they will be experi- 9a.m. to 6p.m. Monday-Friday to use the machines carefully "Lactic acid gets built up in encing a busier lifestyle." future." and correctly to avoid any the muscles after working out, The program offers all assess- The Fitwell Center is open 160 W. 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Wednesday, July 7, 1999 The BG News page 5 Jeff Hindenach Assistant Editor 372-2603 City jhinden@bgnet. bgsu. edu BG police officer TECH 302 Continued from page one. feedback via the web. Another benefit of the course, "By offering regular feedback, according to Sinn, is that every ject, students must also partici- students tend to have a healthier week every team reviews the promoted to sergeant pate in structured chats via e- and overall better quality learn- work of all the other teams. mail. Students are awarded ing experience because they can complete a civil service exmi- "The teams learn and improve By ERIN BERGER points based on their participa- nation. Those who received continuously correct any mis- as they critique other's work," The BG News tion in the chats, which func- tikes," Sinn said. Sinn said. "General education is ;: the top three scores on the tion like traditional quizzes, Bradley Biller was recently test became contenders for One benefit of this course, all about values and the best way Sinn said. Sinn said, is that there is no regu- to leam is through evaluation." promoted to the position of the position. Student teams are also lar textbook to purchase because TECH 302 is offered as a gen- Police Sergeant with the Each of these three candi- assigned a graduate student who everything is digitized and eral education class. There are no Bowling Green Police Divi- dates then wrote a position serves as a mentor. Mentors are downloaded. prerequisites for the course and sion. paper, responding to given available to provide information Biller, who received his "Textbooks may contain high- it is open to everyone of junior questions. After reviewing the and act as a supervisor for the bachelor of science in criminal ly dated information because it status or higher. position papers, a committee team, according to Sinn. Mentors justice from the University of may take five-10 years to put "This course is modeled after including the mayor, adminis- provide necessary data only after Toledo, was originally hired trator, police chief, deputy together all the research," Sinn professional behaviors in a gen- a team has requested it. by the city to fill a vacancy in said. "With this system, students eral education way," Sinn said. chief and personnel director According to Sinn, mentors the rank of police officer on interviewed each of the candi- are getting highly organized "After taking this course, stu- force the teams to ask the right Sept. 1, 1993, according to dates. information that has gone dents will be able to function in questions they need. Toolkits Barbara A. Ford, personnel Biller was chosen as a final through constant and rigorous an electronically communicative help teams form the right ques- director. result of these interviews. monitoring." world." Biller said he came to "Biller not only brings to tions. Bowling Green after working Blller the position of police sergeant Sinn said he writes and main- in Van Wert for about four ing made the decision to move previous experience as a tains documentation of all the and one half years. supervisor but also as a police material provided in the course "I primarily came here for here," Biller said. Early in his career, he also and constantly writes and family concerns," Biller said. officer in his previous assign- served as a corrections super- rewrites data available for the "My parents and family and ments," Ford said. 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South Park: Bigger, er), formerly of Bill Ding, in tion went on the air 52 yeard Longer, Uncut 1995. ago. The Hefty label boast bands 5The General'* Daughter like Chisel Drill Hammer, All genres of music including 6. Star Wars: The Phantom Euphone, Ghost n Vodka and classic rock, jazz, blues anc Menace Super e.s.p. 7. Austin Powers: The Spy Slicker is a new project for indie rock will be available al Who Shagged Me Hughes, since Bill Ding broke the sale. up and Ilium is a new band way to get new material out 8. Summer of Sam also. Both bands have an exper- This Saturday, July 10th, in quickly." The WBGU record said 9. Netting Hill imental, improvisational feel. front of Madh.ittcr Music at Influenced by a wide range of 143 E. Wooster, lots of vinyl will starts at noon and will stor. 10. An Ideal Husband Hughes describes Slicker as bands including "the Blue Note be available to the masses. when all the records are sold very electronic, influenced by jazz musicians of the '50s and overseas electronic groups. '60s, the Beatles, Kraftwerk, Records will be sold for only 25j Slicker is "experimental, but it The campus radio station Results taken from Radio Fret Fugazi, Tortoise and Autechre," |WBGU 88.1 FM will be selling cents a piece, so get there early BoxOJJlct must have structures." Ilium is an example of the While Hughes may not smorgasboard of sounds cur- improv too much, he does vary rently coming out of Chicago. performances. At each live per- James Hughes describes formance Hughes tries to per- Ilium as simply "Instrumental. MIKE HAMMER form "as much new, original It has the sound of jazz, the BG News stuff as I can." structure of rock, the syncopa- Hughes says he tends to tion of electronic ... we don't Tuesday night at EasyStreet write new music specifically for aim to puzzle as much as to CD Cafe, WBGU 88.1 FM will live performances, doing a new make something that can be sponsor a concert of low-key show almost every three or four appreciated by various types of proportions. times out. people." Hefty Records recording James Hughes and Ilium People can appreciate Slick- artists Slicker and Ilium will have a similar approach, "we er and Ilium July 10th at BG News departure from the Guitar Wolf stop by and take Bowling Green look forward to playing live as a EasyStreet at 10 p.m. for $3. sound of old. The raw, energy- It's the summer of '97. On a driven rock, punctuated by their hot and muggy night, I'm silling trademarked feedback howl, is in my mom's car in a traffic jam sort of like MC5 on speed. Don't miss out on the Ohio Turnpike on my return trek from Syracuse Uni- But this 6th American release Now leasing for Fall '99 versity. Japanese garage rock differs substantially in one way: gods Guitar Wolf are spinning in volume. Matador Records claims the CD player while the car that let Generation is the loudest wheels spin slowly past the CD in the history of the formal, seemingly endless miles of and I believe them. orange construction barrels. But don't turn it down. You The next day, my friends Tad Guitar Wolf: have to listen to these guys loud, and Eric tell me about seeing because they are loud. They are the definition of what a loud Guitar Wolf at Whit's End the Jet Generation band is. Loud is not so much a night before. I suddenly felt my Matador Records- 1999 heart drop through my chest. description of volume as it is an Second assessment of attitude. Bearing They went on to tell me that it At one point, Seiji (singer and "guitar wolf") yells out to the that in mind, Guitar Wolf may be was the greatest live rock'n'roll the loudest band on Earth. Stage show they had ever seen. It had crowd, "Hello Detroit! Rock- WBGU's Local to have been 95 degrees inside 'n'roll!" Of course, they were in Guitar Wolf will be touring in the bar and the place was jam- Toledo, but I don't think anyone support of Jet Generation later this Music Showcase! packed with people. Guitar Wolf cared. year. I will not miss them again. I refused to take their leather jack- Guitar Wolf's newest record, will not wear my earplugs. Sunday ets off. let Generation, is not a huge -Justin Hemminger Nights 7-10pm Only three great apartments left!!! WBGU You've gotta get an apartment 88.1 F.M. before it's too late! FREE MEMBERSHIP AT CHERRVtt/000 HEALTH SPA ((hick out these great apartments for fall... 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Rqpm The BG News Reference: MalianalJBldlikOcl/Nov 1998. Smith The Falcon baseball team began the process of a third MAC title will be a run with the announcement of three new recruits signing nation- The Falcon women's basket- junior for al letters of intent. ball team has announced its the 1999- 1999-2000 recruiting class. Adult Video & 2000 sea- Brett Baumgartner, a pitcher from Sylvania Southview, earned Magazine Starlet... Six athletes will make up head son. a 6-3 mark for the 1999 season. He has a 2.85 earned-run average. coach Deanne Knoblauch's ini- Regina I He also struck out 73 batters in 63 innings, walking only 20. tial recruiting class at BGSU for Smith, the 1999-00 season. Kelly Hunt, from Toledo Catholic Central, will enter the Falcon from MIA program as a catcher/infielder. He hit .437 last season with an .887 Knoblauch's first recruit, Euclid, slugging percentage, including 17 extra base hits. Megan Jerome, played her high Ohio, school career at Marion Pleasant CICCERO played at Corey Loomis will play at BG in the spring. The infielder from High School in Marion, Ohio. Villa Ceanne Knoblauch Pemberville, Ohio, has already been drafted by the Detroit Tigers. \ July 6V10.h The 5-9 guard averaged 17.5 Angela-St. Joseph High School. He has a career batting average of 360 with 15 home runs, 70 RBI Showtimcs 6-9-12-2 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.5 assists The 5-3 point guard averaged 15 and 45 stolen bases. O and three steals per game. She points, 4.6 assists and 4.5 steals shot 52 percent from the floor per game. Along with her First- Women's track and field coach named and 70 percent from the free- Team All-Ohio selection and dis- BGSU Athletic Director Paul Krebs announced Scott throw line in her senior season. trict Player of the Year honors, Sehmann as the new head coach for the women's track and EATING Jerome earned All-Ohio Sec- she also helped the Lady Vikings field program. Sehmann has served as an assistent for the ond-Team honors in Division II to the Division III state title. women's and men's programs for the last nine years and will .•— CONTEST ,n as well as being named to the Finally, Karen Stocz rounds replace former coach Steve Price. i35BV *' Tonight 5pm & 10pm All-Mid Ohio Athletic confer- out the 1999-2000 recruiting This will be Sehman's first job as head coach. He is a 36 ence and all-district first teams. class. She is a 6-0 forward from year-old native of Iowa and is married with two children. SATURDAY AMATEUR CONTEST Pam Brown, from Warren, Cortland Lakeview High School During Sehmann's term as an assitant he trained 37 Falcon Couples Night Ohio, played at Warren G. Hard- in Cortland, Ohio. She averaged athletes who have set school records and won 25 MAC titles. Bring in your favorite lady July 14 * 28 10pm ing High School. The 6-0 forward 14.6 points, eight rebounds, three Prior to coming to the University he was' an assistant coach at and you both gel in FREE! $300 1st prize $100 2nd prize averaged 18.2 points, eight assists and three steals per game. Wyoming and South Dakota. rebounds and 2.4 steals per Stocz earned first-team honors to The Athletic Department is still searching for a replacement SUNDAY game. Brown also shot 51 per- the all-league, All-Trumbull for Price in the women's cross country program. College Night cent from the field. She finished County and all-district teams. Bring your college ID and high school with 1,245 points "We are extremely pleased gat in FREE! and 675 rebounds. with our newcomers," said head Brown earned First-Team All- coach Deanne Knoblauch. "All J. Smith M.D. District and Second-Team All- six are very talented, athletic Buzz by and check Ohio honors as well as being players. They will fit in perfectly General Medicine & Pain Management named the Trumbull County with our up-tempo running-and- Accepting New Patients out these and Player of the Year. pressing style." many more of our Kim Griech came to BG from The Falcons look to improve Immediate Appointments Available Tallmadge High School in Tall- on last season's 13-14 overall great living madge, Ohio. The 5-7 shooting record and 9-7 MAC record in opportunities! guard averaged 18.2 points, 2.7 the 1999-2000 season. 354-6166 rebounds and 4.3 steals per game. 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