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IRENE SHARON SCOTT Chief Reporter "We want to bring people together to Rainbow Daze, sponsored by Vision, will feature programs think of what they throughout the week geared toward take for granted. Let creating awareness about gay, les- bian, bisexual and transgendcred people know that issues (GBLT). their world is more "We try to incorporate more diversity and not focus on just diverse than they GLBT issues." said Jessica Teaman. might think and to Vision president. "We address issues that affect everyone — social justice open their eyes." issues such as racism, classism and Jessica Teaman sexism. We try to make BGSU more Vision President diverse and work towards accep- tance for everyone." Building. The area will be marked Vision is the gay. lesbian, bisexu- off with yellow police tape. al, transgendered, questing, queer and straight supportive organization. Although the nature of the event is Throughout the week they hope to kept a secret, the event will -address the misconceptions people have promote unity. about the GLBT community. The "We want to bring people togeth- er to think of what they take for event is open to everyone. "This is an attempt to get more granted," she said. "Let people attention and to prove a point," Tea- know that their world is more man said. "One misconception is diverse than they might think and to that people often refer to the 'gay open their eyes " The theme of Rainbow Daze lifestyle.' There is no such thing as a revolves around the University core 'gay lifestyle.' We are all different like everyone. People might choose values. Each day they will enact one of the core values. to live their life one way Not all gays are promiscuous, go to the bar BEN FRENCH/ The BG Newi Today's core value is respect for and do drugs." VICTORY HUG — Marcos Popovich and Rebecca Nieto embrace after being named next year's USG president and vice president. each other This evening will be a presenta- Vision kicks off Rainbow Daze Although elections were close, Popovich and Nieto were able to pull ahead of Greg Amend and Nick Gresko with their campaign, tion by Kevin Jennings, a member of "Orientation, connection and support for student success." with "Live Homosexual Acts" 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the lawn between Popovich, Nieto win USG elections Jerome Library and the Education • See VISION, page 7. SARAGRA7JANO and Jill Whyde recorded 335 votes "We're just really thrilled that advisors. Health educators aim STAKE WKIIIK and Ashley Elder and Joe Stuart fin- we're going to get to exercise our Amend and Gresko congratulated ished with 286 votes. leadership in USG next year." Nieto Popovich and Nieto on their success Marcos Popovich and. Rebecca Popovich and Nieto said they said. and said-they had enjoyed their cam- Nieto will be the Undergraduate Stu- were honored to be elected USG Current USG president Clint paign. to define sexual assault dent Government president and vice president and vice president. Oault said he was confident in "I'm very happy with the way president for the 2000-2001 acade- "I'd like to say that I'm very Popovich and Nieto's ability to run things turned out." Amend said. "If mic year. proud to have been elected by the USG next year. we weren't elected. I'd rather it be NICOLE VALEK ifying either person involved." According to election results student body to this position." "I have an unbelievable amount Marcos. I'm sure he'JI do a good job. STAFF WRITER These are acts of violence, anger announced Friday. Popovich and Popovich said "I really appreciate of faith in Marcos and Rebecca." We got out there and let the students and power — not sexual need or all the organizations, administrators Nieto won the election with 594 Gault said "They're tremendous stu- decide for themselves." April is National Sexual Assault gratification. Assailants are moti- votes. Greg Amend and Nick Gresko and students who supported us. dents and tremendous leaders who Gresko said the experience of Awareness Month and the Universi- vated by a need to control and dom- We're very happy." received 474 votes, Brian Engelman are going to carry the torch of lead- running was worthwhile even ty wants to promote awareness. inate others. Sexual assaults are ership in USG." though his ticket didn't win. "On every college campus, crimes against another person car- i'HJflWH.Irm'lilf* III Popovich is currently president "This campaign was really a including BGSU. sexual assault is a ried out in a sexual way. of the Latino Student Union, and learning experience for us, and I problem that needs to be addressed." BGSU's CASO said that sexual POPOVICH / NIETO 594 Nieto is a resident adviser. Both hold wouldn't give it up lor anything," said Jennifer Wickersham. Coalition offenses may take many different other leadership and committee Gresko said. Against Sexual Offenses (CASO) forms, but no matter what, it is a AMEND / GRESKO 474 positions on campus. Engelman agreed that his cam- graduate assistant. "It is important crime to have any unwanted sexual Their campaign was based on the paign was also worthwhile. that students have this information contact with another person. ■■I;LI-IH,'..M;I slogan "Orientation, connection and "Win. lose or draw, our campaign so they can help to reduce their own The American College Health ELDER / STUART 286 support for student success." Their got a lot of people thinking," Engel- risk of becoming a victim perpetra- Association conducted national sur- platform included enhancing student man said. "It pulled people out to tor of assault." veys and the following are the orientation, increasing funding for Susan Ashley, the SHARE (Self- results: student organizations and establish- Help Assault Reduction Education) Four of five women who are vic- I See ELECTIONS, page 7. ing a system to evaluate academic project coordinator said, "It is not tims of sexual assault know their about fear and it is not just a attackers. woman's issue. Sexual assault Forty-two percent of women in occurs in every zip code and, the one study said they had been victims more people aware of it, the more of sexual coercion while dating in Salsa expert says music industry is male-dominated college. Of those women, 70 percent they can do to help reduce the inci- dents of sexual assault from occur- did not seek help IRENE SHARON SCOTT dominated. cal industry that produces it. she is about her individuality." Aparacio ring." Women are most likely to report CHIU- REPORTER "I hope that those who attend the said. said. "La Lupe was such a radical sexual assault if their assailant is a presentation think more critically Sexual assault is a term used tc Throughout the presentation. and controversial performer. It is refer to a number of legally defined stranger rather than an acquaintance, about the cultural politics behind Aparicio played samples of music about how she is and how others A speaker from the University of sexual offenses. According to the and they are more likely to report music thai they listen to," she said. by both La India and La Lupe. The perceive. At her performances, she Michigan offered a feminist per- Qhio Revised Code, sexual assault completed rape than attempted rape. "I hope they analyze more what the song "La voz dc.la experiencia (The sometimes would striptease, scream, spective on the genealogy of salsa involves nonconsensual sexual con- Over two-thirds of men involved songs are saying and what kind of voices of experience)" by La India throw her shoes to the audience — music Friday. duct and/or sexual contact. in sexual assault at one university impact the songs have." featured a duct with Celia Cruz. do all these crazy things." The presentation, entitled "La Sexual conduct is legally defined had been drinking at the time of the According to Aparicio. Celia Celia gives advice to La India on ' Aparicio said the phrase "I am Lupe. La India and Cclia; Toward a as "the penetration by vaginal inter- incident, as well as half of the Cruz. Queen of Salsa, said " the how to succeed in the music indus- who I am" articulates the feminist Feminist Genealogy of Salsa course, anal intercourse or oral inter- female victims. absence of women in the Latin try. resistance of these singers who face Music." was directed by Frances R. course." CASO formed the Sexual Aware- music industry exists because The other song played was "Soy the homogenizing pressures of the Aparicio. professor of Spanish and Sexual contact is "the touching of ness Month Planning Committee. women were not trained in popular la que soy (I am who I ami" by La musical and entertainment industry American culture at the University an erogenous zone of another — The committee made of students, music and women did not dare Lupe, who had passed away in the and who refuse to yield to the euro- of Michigan. I including but not limited to the faculty and community members improvise — sonear — on stage. " early 90s. She sings in the genre of centric beauty criteria One of her key interests is exam- thigh, genitals, buttocks, pubic have planned the following events in Few women, with the exception the 1960s and was considered the ining the world of women, particu- region or female breast — for the of Cruz, are associated with the. Queen of Latin Soul larly in salsa music, which is male- purpose of sexually arousing or grat- development of salsa and the musi- "It is interesting because the song i See SPEAKER, page 7. • See AWARENESS, page 7. Gospel Choir celebrates PORTS 8 30th anniversary with song
IRENE SHARON SCOTT versity praise signers. CHIEF REPORTER "The choir selections are full of energy." said Darren Adams, a Gospel Choir's Concert lifted the senior Physics major. "I think the roof of Kobacker Auditorium with BGSU Gospel Choir is headed in the songs of praise to Christ last night. right direction." "They are a fine group of musi- The purpose of Gospel Choir is to cians that really show their love of promote Christian development God and to the art of music." said focusing on the social, intellectual Paul Sorvold. junior secondary edu- and moral welfare of its members and community. This is achieved by cation major. The weekend of "Gospel Explo- proclaiming the ministry of Christ sion" was also a celebration of through gospel music and other Gospel Choir's 30th Anniversary. Christian activities. The weekend events also include The panelists at the alumni a formal dinner banquet and awards brunch served as inspirational ceremony on Friday and an alumni speakers. bfunch and panel discussion Satur- 'The panelist talked about their experience at BG." said Bobby R. day. ■ The baseball The Gospel Choir's Concert fea- Larkin. Jr.. " They discussed their team goes 3-0 to tured both past and present mem- struggles in dealing with being black. 'They gave the advise that open the bers. Among the selections performed each person should get involved, but Mid-American Con- not too involved. Each of them said were "Deliverance," "It's A Say," BEN FRENCH/ The BG Newi the gospel choir was a great way to ference season. arid "Blessed Quietness." Also fea- get involved and meet new people." SING SING SING — The University Gospel Choir celebrates its 30th anniversary by singing prais- tured that night was the University es to God Sunday. praise dancers dressed in black with either a blue or silver stash, and Uni- • See CHOIR, page 7.
■ page 2 The BG News Monday, April 3, 2(HK) WORLD www. bgnews.com/ap e World Serbs to participate in Kosovo government In Brief THE ASSOCIATHI) PRESS refugees. "We are at the door." Janjic said. : 78 killed, 12,500 stranded in RACANICA, Yugoslavia — "We need the door to be opened a i Sri Lanka Kosovo's Serbs pledged to take part bit." COLOMBO. Sri Lanka (AP) — in the province's interim U.N. gov- Fierce fighting between government ernment yesterday in an effort to Some 200.000 Serbs are estimat- picss Western governments to do ; troops and Tamil rebels over a ed to have fled attacks leveled in strategic causeway in Sri Lanka left more-to help refugees return and 78 fighters dead and thousands of stop ongoing ethnic violence against revenge for Milosevic's 18-month Residents stranded, a senior official Serbs. crackdown on ethnic Albanian mili- id Sunday tants. NATO peacekeepers swept in K Sbanmuganathan. the highest- The Serb National Council's after a 78-day air bombardment to kin^ civil official ir the Jaffna decision to send representatives as end Yugoslav President Slobodan observers came despite the absence ininsula, said more than 12.500 Milosevic's repressive tactics. >ple living near the Elephant Pass of the most radical Serbs, who boy- causeway were (rapped as they tried cotted the session at a 16th century Yesterday's decision follows TO nee the Pallai area. 180 miles monastery five miles from Kosovo's capital of Prislma. Western pressure on Kosovo's Serb iJiOrth of the capital. Colombo. leaders to take a more active politi- '"We are discussing (the situation) the International Committee of "The international community cal role in arguing their concerns. Red Cross and other organiza- will help us to help them implement tions, but because of the shelling it is the peace agreement." said Father The top U.N. administrator for ifficult to enter the area." he told Sava Janjic, one of the Serb leaders the province. Bernard Kouchner. e Associated Press. who will become an observer. described the move as "coura- Janjic described the decision as a geous." Egyptologists announce new "turning point'* in relations between "Now the real work can start on ramid, tomb discoveries (he Serbs and the U.N. adminis(ra- Associated Press Photo (ors who run Kosovo, suggesting setting up the administration of KOSOVO — Ethnic Albanian woman and a girl, walk between rows of barbed wire as they cross ICMRp, Egypt (AP) — French \ that the Serbs expect the West to Kosovo." he said. "This decision the eastern bridge, from the northern Serb-dominated, to the southern ethnic Albanian-dominat- lhaeologists have discovered the reward their concession with help in gives us a real possibility of building ed part of Kosovska Mitrovica, in the Yugoslav province of Kosovo. nains of a 4.000-year-old queen's security, housing and the return of an united and tolerant society." framid south of Cairo, complete III) texts of special prayers previ- psly found only with kings. The finding was one of several nnounccd at the Eighth Internation- Congo rebels accuse Kabila's army of fresh attacks (ongress of Egyptologists, a eeklong conference that ends THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cease-fire." Mulumba said on telephone from posed to be followed by the withdrawal of for- The major opposition parties, however, bday and has drawn some 1.500 Goma. eign troops from Congo and the disarmament have said they want nothing to do with the archaeologists to Cairo KIGALI. Rwanda —As Congo slides back Despite a peace accord last August between of Rwandan and Burundian Hutu militia fight- new assembly. They said (he move is an into war. Congolese rebels yesterday said they I The French team, led by Jean Kabila and the rebels, fighting has resumed in ing alongside Kabila's army. al(emp( to bypass a national dialogue on had killed at least 20 government troops in Congo, frustrating efforts by the United Meanwhile, the government set May 10 as Congo's political future. Leclant. uncovered the foundation fresh attacks by President Laurent Kabila's itoncs March 25 in Sakkara. an Nations to deploy 5.500 U.N. cease-lire the date for elections, the first since Kabila Kabila was expected Monday at an army. observers and troops to protect them. took power by force in 1997. He currently ancient royal cemetery about 20 Rebel spokesman Kin-Kiey Mulumba said African-European summit in Cairo, together miles south of Cairo. The pyramid So far. more than 100 U.N. observers have rules without a legislature. the Rwandan-backed rebels had fought off been deployed in both govcrnment-and rcbcl- Interior Minister Gaetan Kakudji with Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe belonged to Queen Ankh-sn-Pepi. government attacks at Maloba and Kisele in and Angola's Jose Eduardo dos Santos. the «ite of King Pcpi 1. controjled Congo. But U.N. officials have announced the date at a ceremony Saturday southern, diamond-rich Kasai Province, warned that additional deployment will not be launching a five-member government office African and European foreign ministers meet- The archaeologists dug into the killing 17 soldiers and capturing one. The possible unless fighting ends. (hat will organize the vote. Kabila has said the ing before (he summit agreed that there would fighting last week also left five rebels wound- queen's burial chamber and found a The peace accord was signed by rebel sup- 300-mcmber body will involve the Congolese be no specific mention of Africa's various con- stone bearing pyramid texts, or spe- ed, two of them in critical condition in a hos- porters Rwanda and Uganda, as well as Zim- people in running the country and its defense, cial prayers to protect the dead and pital in the eastern rebel stronghold of ('•• m.i babwe. Angola and Namibia, who back Kabi- but he has not specified its powers and func- flicts, although they did agree to promote con- ensiuc sustenance in the afterlife. "We're fighting every day. There is no la According to (he deal, a cease-fire is sup- tions. flict resolution.
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■- 11 Pnest's robe '■ COMMUNICATE. 14 Pub ottering 1 n 1 (DAMNIT) 15 Caspian's H' H \ neighbor ^B 174 ^■/O \7T 1 16 Actress Long K communication. (Note: I in not tell any of the person who has it, and swipe them. 17 Cowboys ■ «•. » j M 11 I H i* X (Warning: Some objects of above parties that I sent you.) Buy the books. Watch "The Awful complaint » 3 your affection may have an ill- Truth. " Then see Mike. 'Nuff said. is Hamilton Ml I ' H ^1 A! Growl fiercely timed "attachmem" to a "certain •Attend the Communications (This section was paid for by the *< M 21 Health resort H" H someone." This may take a little Week panels Moore Ad Agency.) Ijutl ID use his lawyer! read llui. thai bit 22 J.R of "Dallas- ** ■H" more planning, such as broken You don't have to be a Journal- 24 Letup ** 1 i I sentence wai a joke 1 kneecaps and/or an interloper, but ism/Communications major to 26 0 sharp 11 ■H'' '' 1 such obstacles can be overcome.) 28 Peak in Greece 1 1 peruse the lectures and panels this "M [M HOORAY! •Get to know all 20,000 BGSU 31 -Saxon week. They can be equally benefi- *' 1 H students 33 "My country bs "M •Talk to your professors cial to students of all majors. H U H ■* n to 63 Shake the hand of every student ol_ ■ IT'S COMMUNICATIONS Yes, usually you aren't even Your pet rock could attend the 36 Tripper '■* you pass on campus If they try to N u a- WEEK! awake to know who many of your "Journalism Ethics" panel 38 Scorers avoid you. dog their footsteps until professors are, but take the time (Wednesday. 2:30 p.m.. 121 West 40 Taxi •* t- this week to let them know that you you catch up with them. Give 41 Speaker Yeah, I didn't know about it, Hall). Whoever did publicity for n everybody a hug. 43 Boozer '' sometimes attend their classes. Communications Week should either, except for that whole busi- (Warning: The Benevolent 44 2000 Australian In fact, get a class field trip E 2000 Tr Ojrx MS crvki M.IOC. 1 heavily consider attending one of m WA» ness about Michael Moore being Page 3* Editor takes no responsi- Open champion AM ngrrtt together to visit your professors the PR discussions. And certain 46 Manhattan here. It's a good thing Mr. Moore's bility for any restraining orders during their individual office hour. unnamed campus organizations neighborhooo Website had a link to the Commu- that result from this endeavor.) They'll surely appreciate your really need to attend the conference 48 Invitation 5 Comstock output nications Week Web page, other- acronym aggressive attitude towards educa- on "Contacting and Negotiating 6 "Thais' CROSS wise I probably wouldn't have j •Voice your thoughts to the' 49 Remove suds composer tion. Trust me, it will be worth with Media Organizations" (Tues- written this handy guide (and if I administration 51 Functions 7 Drop heavily word breaking the numerous campus, day, 9:30 a.m., 303 Ed. Building). hadn't written this, it would have This is a campus for the stu- 52 Devoured 8 Ehud Barak's city, state and federal fire codes. You know who you are. 54 LePew ot LOOKING FOR been even better). dents, of the students, by the cruntry i^noons 9 Marvin or Ma/Ors To help you to make the most of administrators. Try to see things ANSWERS IN ALL •Patronize your favorite cam- •See Michael Moore 56 Novo. Benm 10 Stand lor art your Communications Week. I pus publication What will be this semester's through their perspective. Pick an 58 Greek letter 11 Exact opposite THE WRONG have provided these seven handy administrator and shadow him/her BU aus candidate Most of our information on this "big event''" 12 Property claim tips to improve your communica- throughout the week. Stevenson 13 Explosive report PLACES? campus comes from student publi- The Real World? Please. A lot 64 Time period tion possibilities. To get a sense of what goes on. 18 Reverie cations. Just look at an average of hype, very little substance and 65 Sell-generated 23 Electricity unit GET SOME HELP Enjoy, and remember: if every- have a campfire just outside the classroom at BG: the guy next to damn... Puck was one ugly S.O.B. 68 Appendage 25 Heraldic cross one follows these tips to the letter, boardroom during a meeting. Do a 69 Sharply FROM THE me is usually more interested in a Bush & Moby? While the 27 Know my body will most likely turn up performance art piece expressing penetrating betorehand five-letter word for "Shakespeare- appearance of Moby is slightly tit- ANSWER KEY — missing next week. your innermost feelings about the 70 Collee server 28 Starlet's dream an forest" than he is about short- illating, this concert is part of bursar, class scheduling, tuition 71 Sock end 29 Male deer wwwbgnews.com term economic projections. MTV. Ugh. 72 Applies oils to 30 Below par •Gather up the courage to men- and other administrative aspects of Use this week to reverse the No, this semester is the time for 73 Formed a lap 32 Putting sjnace tion a "certain something" to BGSU. roles. Pick your favorite (or least Moore. Moore's keynote speech 34 Wear away 47 Nappy learner 39 L^xi that "certain someone" (Note: Please try to be creative. DOWN 35 Park. CO 50 Wholly 61 G'oza and Brock favorite) section in The BG News, will be what we talk about for This is a week dedicated to When using your third digit, dress i Craps option 37 Pubic vehicle 53 Puccm' opera 62 Ambiance and submit a few articles, columns years to come. it up with a piece of red tape ) 2 Arkin or King 39 Singer Gartunkel 55 Emotional 63 "_H communication. Unfortunately, a or letters-to-the-editor. Write as You will be a loser if you don't 3 Mother ol Caslor 42 Mystic Russian spasms 1 person's ability to communicate Romantic " many as possible, and stop in to see Michael Moore. In fact, fold up and Pollux monk 56 Bombard 66 No _ intended can sometimes be hindered when If you have the urge to commu- talk to all The BG News employ- this paper right now— 4 Type ol lily 45 Squabble 57 Cookie choice 67 Social insect (he intended receiver possesses the nicate with J. Michael Bestul, he ees. Give your favorite editor a (Hey! Excuse me! I meant after opposite set of chromosomes. can be found wherever Michael hug. this paragraph!) Let this be a week of unabashed Moore is today. Otherwise, put Don't limit yourself, though. —run to Video Spectrum, rent bravado for you. Gather up your some symbols on a computer Flood the mailboxes of The Gavel. "Roger USG ELECTION Sender Receiver IT'S ALL ABOUT THE APATHY... Appalled and amused by the extremely pathetic voter turnout for the USG elections, the People of Page 3* desired to know why undergrads didn't vote. Feeling highly motivated, we decided to poll every ondergrad, or at least the ones we could get a hold of. The results are shocking and insightful. We've printed the questions and the answers we received, as well as how people responded when C20O0AccuWeather, Inc we prodded (hem further. Needless to say, we've become very sick of the diallone. Read on... Sunny Pi. Cloudy Cloudy Snowe-s T-Morms Ram Burr** Snow tee So, uh, why didn't you vote? .-.I taMMIltfAMI "Didn't get around to it." "(didn't know enough "I. think voting is useless. I. i 'There was an election?" about the candidates." didn't like anything I saw. i abou,lhe Besides, my vote wouldn't i ! have made a difference." j © Q Why didn't you get j Really? Didn't you You're going to be ! © © around to it? notice all the the one complaining i I MJ Mostly Mostly coverage? LD Showers f-+ Cloudy Cloudy "I was, uh, sucked into a the loudest about j o time-warp...missing i i USG, aren't you? High: 47° ^ High: 52° E High: 63° time... thing... uh... I "Umm... I'm illiterate. j "Yup... Low: 44° ^ Low: 33° Low: 38° (click) {dialtone}" {click} {dialtone!" {click) (dialtone)" {click} {dialtone} TV GUIDE SECTION MONDA1 APRIL 3,2000 CBS Evening Whotlol Jeopardy' IT. Klngol Ewrybody- I College Basketball NCAA Tournament National Champa 10 Be CD Ne-5 " Fortune IT Queens (R 5 FUymond Announoad. 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It started possible from as many students as and have different values than your Question: How would you define sexual assault? with the attack against gay and les- Guest Columnist possible. own. bian people last semester with the Is this unfair? Hell no. Campus You're really going to hate that Vision function that was intended to This event is, financially, low risk bigots could have organized and because it will be popular and unless you learn a thing or two about raise awareness and educate people mobilized and could have accom- dealing with it now while you're at about alternative lifestyles. patronized by a large number of BG plished the same thing. I wondered at the time how peo- students and the community. Did you do that? Did you even BG. But if you're absolutely res- ple in a liberal, enlightened commu- If this event is a financial success vote? olute about your contempt for nity could display such overt hostil- and UAO commits itself to manag- Now I want to address those of minorities, why not legitimize your ity toward people who had neither ing its money properly, the possibil- you who feel that "the diversity crap position by organizing and mobiliz- threatened nor wronged anyone. I ity exists for all kinds of other UAO on this campus is getting old." ing and making some bonafide state- dismissed it as an isolated incident sponsored events that focus on more Where the hell do you think you ment about your views: because diverse entertainment preferences. unrepresentative of the attitudes and are? This is an institution of higher expressing your hatred and bigotry Erin Sihim- Janet Richie As for student elections, congrat- Sophomore beliefs of the campus community as learning. Did you learn to hate within the framework of political mocller a whole. ulations to Marcos and Becca. I did- diversity here at BG? Does BG behavior is much more preferable Family and con- Over the past couple of weeks, a n't vote for you but I'm perfectly make white people here feel Sophomore sumer Sc. Ed. than just being a whiney ass. Public Relations controversy has arisen over the pro- comfortable with you at the helm of oppressed because it exposes us to There are plenty of fascist organi- "Anything one part priety of Bush and Moby perform- USG. You waged a fair and thor- diversity and tries to teach us to .'Any unwanted ough campaign and I have no mis- zations such as the Skinheads and forced sexual act ner to the other ing on campus and whether these value living in a diverse communi- Ku Klux Klan that would embrace which is forced or bands best represent the musical givings about your sincerity or ty? ^.cn another per- integrity in leading USG. your views. Or if you feel that unwanted." tastes of everyone at BG. Along If we. who make up an over- strongly about the way things are, son." with this has been the controversy My choice of candidates had whelming majority of the campus ~l over a minority candidate for USG nothing to do with you being Latino population, feel oppressed because you could form your own campus effectively representing the interests candidates because to me you were diversity is being crammed down chapter of some neo-Nazi organiza- of all of the students at BG. just candidates. I think you had the our throats, how do you think minor- tion. And if all goes well with the The answer to both questions is second best platform so I voted for ity students feel enduring our agen- Bush concert, you may even get s no. No one person or thing can suit the candidates who I believed had da and tolerating our racism and big- some funding from UAO. everyone. But the issue doesn't the best platform. There has been, otry? I wouldn't feel oppressed. I'd I'm proud to be a BG student. I really have anything to do with stu- and will be further outcry over feel downright intimidated. like the people I've met here, I value dent government or concerts. It has whether you two will adequately For those of you who shaie the what I've learned, and I like being to do with bigotry and racism. represent the best interests of the views of the writer in Friday's BG around people who don't look like For those who don't feel that student population; but to debate the Ryan Mcknight News who suggested that minorities me or think like me Amanda Ireland Bush represents diverse tastes in issue after the election is pointless. go to schools and live in communi- I respect the right everyone has to Junior music and for those who ridicule You got the most voles. ties made up of their own kind. I Sophomore Physical Educa- their opinion and I respect their right Social Work IJ others seeking more diverse choices, You won. have a similar suggestion. You to express it. But call me narrow- tion you need to understand that the So for those of you who are piss- could go to schools and live in com- "When somebody "When someone has| ing and moaning about Latinos rep- minded. I'm disturbed by people stops over a line Bush concert has more to do with munities of other narrow-minded, who. by their words and actions, ' sexual relations money than it does with musical resenting a predominantly white stu- xenophobic bigots and all of the that they should dent body and fretting over whether express contempt for other people with another who diversity. people who chose to come to BG not." 1 doesn't want to." This concert may be UAO's last minority interests will be dispropor- can stay here. because of their skin color, national- gasp or it may be its savi'ng grace. tionately represented, too bad. You would undoubtedly feel ity, sexual preference or for any rea- UAO is broke and needs to find a Of the people who voted, more more comfortable and I wouldn't son other than who they are as way to involve the most students voted for Marcos and Becca than have to tolerate your ignorance and human beings. possible in a campus activity and to any of the other candidates. It may racism. 1 have to warn you though. That sickens and disgusts me. assure itself of recovering its be because these candidates had the When you leave your sheltered Defining diversity expenses and putting away a few most universal appeal to the campus white world and go out into the real Steve Weaver is a BG News guest dollars for other activities. This is population or it may be because a world, you're going to find tons of columnist. He can be contacted at the purpose of UAO's existence. minority population of students sup- people with all different colors of weave @ accnorwalk. com "Diversity" isn't about lumping African-Americans and Latinos concerning this concert. The prob- together, with a side-order of Asian- 1 .. A. aC-g > — a. we^fcl £ ^E^ * l»i,^ Jm.. lem is not offense, but negligence. Americans and calling us multicul- r'j U * Bottom line. That is not hostility. tural. We are not a McDonald's That is simple fact. Happy Meal. We are BGSU stu- ] L< ter K"t••*€ m>-Ef litor I'd also like to address your &t dents. We are not just defined by resentment concerning the Obsidian. Greatness lies in coopera- Black Student Union. Latino Stu- Respect leads to under- color and when I look at that state- Keep this statement in mind: Pro- ment. I see the fault in it. I don't tion dent Union or Vision meeting. Then standing black doesn't not mean anti-white. I you would face the reality of being a speak on their behalf. I don't speak would suggest that you sign up for on your behalf. I speak on my own I would like to inform Mr. Ray minority that a lot of us face daily. ETHN 120 — Intro to Black Stud- Dawson of a few things that he Here is what I think. I don't think as I say. "It's not a black and white First of all. Mr. Dawson. I would ies, (aught by Dr. Jack Taylor. issue. It's not a race issue!" wrote about in his letter to the editor, that you could handle being in a I guarantee that you will learn a minority situation. like to say that as an African-Amer- So what is the issue? It's about on March 31. Now, some of the ican brother on this campus, I don't lot about what's going on with our things stated. I do agree with, and If you could, you obviously country as far as race goes. It's a real There are times when I think that students wanting to be heard. Stu- would not be this ignorant of the really agree with all the dissension dents that don't want to be identified yes. I am a multicultural student! caused by this Bush and Moby stuff eye-opener. the eyes of BGSU students are more First. I would like to clear the air. world around you. The Obsidian is not trying to slanted than my own. The eyes of by what they study. They don't want I don't have a clue who these guys to known just for their abilities. that not all students (not just multi- I personally invite you to attend are and am not interested in them at work against whites. It's simply University students are strained, cultural students) are not very happy one of these organizations. Although speaking for itself with its own stretched out to shutdown, molded They don't want to be known by this point in time, but I don't think their POO numbers alone. Students, with Bush and Moby coming to you have implied negative state- that it deserves all of this, you voice. The truth is Mr. Dawson. The narrow by their brains. This must be BGSU. ments upon these organizations, if BG News, with all of its qualities, the case, because students are upset like yourselves, that just warn to be know? heard for a second. For a moment, I on the other hand, am quite you were to attend, each one would So from that stand point. I agree does not effectively deal with most because UAO ain't tryin' to holla' at excited, and think that it will be treat you as they treat everyone else. of the issues that minorities face. 'em. Or are students getting mad at they don't want to be just a shade — with you. they want to be seen for their good for the University. With open arms, and an open On the other hand, there were a Now. I'm not trying to point a hate- the sight of the word diversity. Wait, Mr. Dawson. I feel that you are mind. few things that you wrote in your ful finger at The BG News. I could be all wrong — it might be humanity, their inner art. ignorant of the point trying to be Lastly, by your last statement. I letter that were not reflective of the That is the simple truth, because, the fact that Marcos Popovich and Bush/Moby are coming, but peo- made by the multicultural students think you were drunk when you wisdom that I know you have. I can like you said, this school is 90 per- Becca Nieto will harm the integrity ple aren't really complaining that on this campus. wrote this. You talk about minori- understand you're getting upset, but cent white. So we have taken initia- and image of Bowling Green's bian- they are coming to town like the The point trying to be made by ties complaining? Maybe, you there is a respectful way to get that tive and created our own avenue of co campus. KKK. The fact is that people are most, is that we should try being should take a step back and look in across. Blatantly mocking someone communication with this campus. Maybe that first comment about asking, "Hey. wouldn't it be crazy if more diverse, by being respectful for the mirror. else's culture by twisting im their And as far as your racist argument slanted eyes was out-of-line. Maybe Jay-Z. DMX or Juvenile came'" one another, and cooperating togeth- By using the last statement that goes again, let me inform you of one The fact is that people are asking. you did in your letter, it states that slang is not the best way to get them it's even racist — wouldn't that be er to make this campus great for to listen to what you have to say. thing: The leader and editor of the tunny. Or is it actually my wish to "Hey. what if Jennifer Lopez was everyone. you are so insecure about yourself Obsidian is white. coming, and wouldn't it be crazy if that you have to be drunk to deal And if you're going to do that, at have the entire campus take a Hmmm....Mr. Dawson. have you least keep up-to-date with your As you can look around and see, change of perspective — to see this that lady was wearing her Grammy ever read the core values for the with what us logical people call America is rapidly changing. It is dress too?" People can still wonder. "The Real World." and I don't mean usage of it. Most of the slar.g you University the way I see it. University? If not, maybe you employed in your letter was serious- much more diverse than it used to They can still dream about it. They should sometime soon. If not. you MTV style either. Follow me for a second. Have ly out-of-dau;. be. and a university of this caliber any of you actually taken the time to are still allowed to say what if — are going to hear a mouthful from I am not trying to bash you; I am should be reflective of the country aren't they? more than the minorities on this a better person than that. However. I Also, there is. by no means, any examine a Monet painting — specif- hostility toward this event. Even if that it helps to educate. ically, a painting called Floating Ice? But what do I know? I'm just campus. would like it if others or I will open This school will not be 90 percent another Asian-American looking at Have you ever been the minority your eyes to what this world is real- you were convinced that what was I did, examining the painting up said was indeed out of hostility, you white forever. Mr. Dawson. This is close. Floating Ice looked like a blob this through slanted eyes. I'm just in any situation? How about this, ly like. Bowling Green is a wonder- an era of change and improvement, another minority. I'm just another ful place to be. if you make it one. need to know that that supposed of different shades of blues. Its pink, why don't YOU transfer to Gram- hostility was not toward 'white and that should definitely continue student with a POO number, but I still bling? Why don't you go take class- Maybe you should try to make it orange and red shades blurred into bands.' It's not about that. on this campus, as well as every each other. Visually. I clumped talk for myself. Like all of you that es at Toledo, which you state in your one. other campus in the world. Think have written in. you are all talking letter "has lovely areas and Jeep Take advantage of all the won- The simple fact is this: If the everything together without paying organizing committee made any real about it. Ar.d finally, think before attention to any detail such as tex- for yourselves and speaking out. It's Parkway for which diversity can be derful things offered, and the won-- you write, brother. Sincerely, with about being heard, it's not just a attained?" derful people here. Some day. they attempt at learning about what ture, brushstrokes or artistic intent. groups we minorities prefer. Bush love In essence I couldn't see it clearly, white and black issue — but at Maybe you should go there to may make a difference in your life times, don't you wish it was that expand your mind, and face the real- and the way you live. and Moby would not have been on so I stepped back from myself to the list, because most of us have Khary Jackson look at the whole picture — only simple? ity of this world. Maybe YOU [email protected] should think before you write Natalie Salazar never heard of them. then could I appreciate the complex- homie. [email protected] cilu Of course we know that there ity of the painting. 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Monday, April 3, 2000 The BG News page 5 CITY www.bgnews.com/aty Riding center benefits local handicapped Winless team KIMBERLY DUPPS humans have when they walk." disbands after STAFF WRITER The gait of the horse also stimu- lates the movement of the rider's pelvis, which is very important to Individuals who are physically or someone who is physically chal- coaches sued developmentally challenged have a lenged. place to attain a higher self-esteem and a higher level of self-confi- The riders also experience emo- for lousy play dence, as well as have fun. tional benefits in addition to the physical benefits. Vail Meadows Therapeutic Rid- i HI A.SSO" IAIED PRESS ing Center in Oregon. Ohio, opened 'They have a much higher self- esteem." Shinaver said. "Partici- in August 1998 to enhance the qual- BRUNSWICK. Ohio — A win ity of life for special needs individu- pants have a much better outlook on life; they want to come here." less youth baseball team that v.as so als by offering riding sessions. bad the father of a player sued the The cost of a session is $180. but In order for individuals to partic- coaches has disbanded. ' ipate in the program, they need to often the costs are covered by group "My heart isn't in it anymore homes and support groups, accord- have the consent of a physician and said Rodney Carroll, manager o! the a diagnosis. There is no age limit on ing to Robyn Shinaver, assistant 16 and -under Cobras team based in who can participate, but the director of the Center. this Cleveland suburb. In a six-week session, partici- youngest age the program can serve is a one-year-old. Carroll, who got the lawsuii pants will meet one hour per week to thrown out. and fellow coach Dennis work with the ponies and three quar- The variety of ages at the center Moore, who has coached for 23 ter-horses that the facility owns. yields different reactions and goals years, agreed to disband the team in "They have one lesson a week for from the participants. the aftermath of the lawsuit ordeal an hour. The one hour session will 'They have different goals for Charles Settles, whose son include tacking and grooming, an themselves, depending on their Kevin, played on the team, sued exercise portion, an activity portion age," Shinaver said. 'The older they EQUESTRIAN AID - A few volunteers and their riders pose with the Vail Meadows horse helpers. Carroll for $2,000 after last year's and then untacking," Shinaver said. get, especially around their teens, winless season. Settles said the team "It depends on the capability of the they want to be able to do it on their The 125 riders currently enrolled ers who are responsible for the rid- comfortable with horses. They need played so poorly that his son missed students; it is based on their skill own. The adults have a wide variety in the program are also aided by vol- ers' safety while the class is in ses- to be 16 years of age. but that age out on a trip to Florida to compete in level." of goals when they come here." unteers. sion. Suc,h volunteers must be at can fluctuate depending on the expe- a tournament. Despite differences in the skill The goals that riders have are There are 270 active volunteers at least 14 years of age. They do not rience of the volunteer. need a riding background, but they Medina Municipal Court Magis- levels of each rider, many of the also dependent on their reasons for Vail Meadows. 125 of whom arc There are other volunteers that trate Charles Lawrie dismissed the same benefits result. involved in the riding sessions. are required to go through a training help in the barn or with office duties. participating in the program. Riders program. case. "What youth players should "It strengthens the muscles and can be in the program for either There are several types of volun- Those who want to be volunteers know is this: In life, as in sports, you helps with the actual support of the recreational therapy or medical ther- teer positions within the riding facil- Horse leaders, another type of at Vail Meadows Therapeutic Riding will try and you will sometimes spine." Shinaver said. "The gait of apy, which is prescribed by a physi- ity. Some volunteers are side walk- volunteer, arc required to have rid- Center can call |4I9] 697-8960 fail." Lawrie said (he horse mimics the gait that cian. ing background and to be extremely —r-r— —THE CONGRESSIONAL REPORT— Rainbow Daze CONGRESSMAN PAUL GILLMORE MONDAY, APRIL 3 TUESDAY, APRIL 4 The federal government opposes are married, and because they filed a percent lax bracket In this tax with his newfound support of elimi- Rainbow Rally featuring Rainbow Cabaret—music readings, most types of discrimination, but joint income tax return, they were in bracket, their total tax bill is $8. 563. nating the marriage penally, the "LIVE HOMOSEXUAL ACTS!!!" skits and more! ironically, in one area, taxes on turn pushed into a higher tax brack- or $4,281.50 each. On the other president will sign this year's bill. 10:00am-4:00pm. Oocktower Mall 9:00pm, Honors Center working couples, the government et. This means higher taxes and less hand, if the couple simply lived Penalizing working couples sim- (Kreischer Quad) does discriminate. The federal gov- money in their pockets simply together but not married or they ply because they are married is inex- GLSE.N Speaker Kevin Jennings ernment forces working couples to because they decided to get married were divorced, they would get a lax cusable. A recent survey indicates 7:00pm, Education Bldg 115 pay higher taxes simply because and start a family. Right now. mar- break from the federal government. that in the Fifth District alone more they are married. ried working couples pay an average As individual filers, each earning than 63.000 couples are penalized WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 This flaw in our tax code, called of $1,400 a year more in taxes than $30,500 and subtracting their indi- each year by the marriage penally. In THURSDAY, APRIL 6 the Marriage Penalty Tax. is flat two single people earning the same vidual exemptions and deductions of fact our district has the highest num- National Day of Silence Film Ma Vie En Rose wrong. This year. Congress is going sal.uics.'l Ins is a significant amount $6,550 each, their taxable income ber of penalized couples of any con- Vow of Silence (My Life in Pink) of money. Over the span of a decade, would be $23,950 for each. At this gressional district in Ohio. In (his to provide marriage penalty relief to 8:00am-5:00pm, Campus-wide 7:00-9:00pm.Olscamp219 25 million working couples, allow- that money would pay for a family income level, each would be taxed era of revenue surpluses, we should in the lower 15 percent marginal tax Silence Sit-in ing them to keep more of their own car. a college education or the down provide the hard-working families Transgender Issues Panel and payment on a new home. The point bracket, and each would have a tax Clocktower Mall hard-earned money to spend on their of Northwest Ohio and across the is that families should make those bill of $3,592. Therefore, the mar- country with much-deserved relief Breaking The Silence Panel Film Discussion families and their dreams. decisions based on their individual ried couple would pay an additional from this unfair tax inequity. 9:00pm. Olscamp 219 With one of our first votes in this needs and should have more of their $1,378 an income tax. As always. I welcome your views session. Congress will pass marriage own money in order to finance those Like many in Congress. I have' on the marriage penalty tax or other FRIDAY, APRIL 7 penalty tax reform. The President decisions. been long opposed to the marriage federal government issues. Please Semi .Formal Prom has proposed only very limited relief Consider this example: a husband penalty. I think it is long overdue feel free to contact me at: Congress- 'How Do You Talk to an Angel?" in the marriage penalty, but we, in and wife each earn $30,500 for a that working couples got relief from man Paul E. Gillmore. 1203 Long- Congress, believe hard working cou- 9:00pm-2:00am. total income of $61,000. If you take this unfair burden and the marriage worth House Office Building. Wash- Harshman Community Suite ples deserve more than what he pro- out their personal exemptions and penalty was eliminated. In fact. I ington. D.D. 20515. In addition, you \Ecm Charge: $5 per person posed. their standard deductions of voted for the marriage penalty relief may contact my office, toll-free, at v is ion How are married couples affect- $11,800, the couple's taxable measure passed by Congress last 1-800-541-6446. or by e-mail mail ed by the marriage penalty? income is $49,200. This income year. Unfortunately, it was later through my web page at For More Information, Call Vision at 372.0555 Because those 25 million couples level places the couple into the 28 vetoed by the president. Hopefully. www.house.gov/gillmore. Sara (TJrrwer Si LISA BETTINGER beginning to end. ENTERTAINMENT WRITER Another part of Creed's live show is the effort that lead singer Scott insightful romantic comedy Friday night the Toledo Sports Stapp puts forth. He never stopped or slowed down. He literally tried to Arena was rock heaven. Not one, but ERIK PEPPLE three bands; Creed, Sevendust, and 3 reach out and touch members of the Doors Down, took the stage for a audience. Stapp moved from one side ASST ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR sold- out show. of the stage to another in an attempt Creed was the band that most of to let every fan know that he cared. The characters in the delirious- the audience came to see. For the He even did his share of speaking ly ertertaining new romantic most part Creed delivered a very solid between songs as he tried to let the comedy '"High Fidelity" are set. The beginning and finale were audience know, "what is going on in obsessed. So obsessed with lists strong but the performance became my mind." thai a favorite game of theirs is thin in the middle when the band per- Of course you can't go to a rock compiling top five lists about any- formed lesser known songs. show without a light show Creed had thing (from top five guys named The highlights of Creed's set came enough pyrotechnics to make even "Carl" lo top five songs about when they delivered the big hits. The veteran rock fans happy. Seeing that BEN FRENCH/ The BG Newt death), pop culture minutiae and live version of "What's This Life Creed have been touring almost non- STAPP — Creed frontman Scott most of all love. More specifical- For" put the recorded version to stop for three years, it is obvious that Stapp. See color photo* at ly the kind of love that exists only shame. The band's two song encore they know how to perform, with or http://www.bgD.cwi.coni/iiow in pop songs and movies. included the hits "Higher" and without fireworks. band's banner was pulled up behind Adapted from Nick Hornby's "One." They kept the audience from 3 Doors Down may have been the the stage. trenchant, indelible novel of the lesser known band on the bill, but In rock music today it is easy for a same name. "High Fidelity" is the they pulled their weight as well. The band to forget that it was that massive tale of Rob Gordon (John band delivered a high energy set with crowd that got them where they are Cusack), owner of a failing excellent songs. They even take the now. Every part of the arena was Chicago record store. Rob has award for Zippo moment of the night treated like they were front row. Also, just broken up with what he felt as they performed "Be Like You." none of the bands sucked. It's that was his ideal love-the beautiful Photo Provided Along with Creed they also had great simple. and sardonic Laura (Danish DENISE HUXTABLE? — Jack Black, Todd Louiso and John interaction with the audience. If there was anything bad about actress Iben Hjejle in her Ameri- Cusack are love-lorn, list-making record shop clerks who fawn If you love bass, Sevendust would the show, it was the arena itself. can film debut). Laura is a over folk singer Marie DeSalle (Lisa Bonet) in "High Fidelity," have made your day. When you stood Parking was a whopping $9. I have woman who has grown tired of the new romantic comedy from director Stephen Frears and co- Rob's obsessed nature that has up you could feel the vibrations from been to shows in Detroit and parking written by Steve Pink, John Cusack and D.V. DeVincentis your feet clear up to your knees. Sev- was less than that. Getting out of the prevented him from doing more endust would have taken the "We parking lot was rather joyous in with his life than sit around a "High Fidelity" the movie, like warmth that it radiates from the Love Toledo" award if there was one. itself as well. There was little traffic record shop and make lists. She's "High Fidelity' the book, nails screen). Also noteworthy is Jack More than once the audience was direction in the parking lot when the a woman who does not want to be what it means to be a man and Black as a surly, musical aesthet- thanked for their longtime support of show was over. These complaints his savior, no matter how much how men can both ruin and pro- ics fascist who is excellent at con- the band. Of course with a perfor- may be petty, but shelling out big Rob feels she is. long relationships out of their veying an anger that stems from mance as solid and energetic as they bucks for parking and fighting in a The break-up is the starting insecurities and uncertainties. simply being lonely, more than ii BEN FRENCH/ The BG Nem point for a re-evaluation of Rob's TREMONTI — Guitarist Mark gave, it is not hard to see why fans traffic bloodsport can take a little Unlike the nasty, pointless and does true hatred. like them so much. People were magic away from an awesome night life. It's not quite a mid-life cri- portentous black humor of an Cusack and company have Tremonti rocks out in Toledo. screaming their lungs off when the of music. sis, after all he is only at the cusp overbaked melodrama like "Fight done a superb .job of adapting of 30- years-old. It is more like a Club." "High Fidelity" attaches Nick Hornby's novel, retaining quarter-life crisis. 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Wooster GREENBRIAR, INC. 7 page 7 The BG News Monday. ApnI 3, 2000 CAMPUS www. bgnewi.com/campu ■• ELECTIONS AWARENESS Continued from page 1. At-large and off-campus repre- Continued from page 1. ° April 10th: 'Today's Reality. sentatives were also chosen in this Tomorrow's Promise." Ruth Sallee. vote who otherwise wouldn't know election. recognition of Sexual Assault a prominent or care about USG." April Childers, Anthony Jones. Awareness Month. member of the African-American Popovich also said "everybody Kate Newnam. Julie Salazar, Jason ° April 4th: Clothesline Project T- and educational communities in ran a good show." Sobota, Nicholas Drake. Nick shirt Making 4 to 7 p.m. at Kohl Columbus. Some candidates and observers Froslear, Jon Bragg. Nicole Hooper. Hall. will provide straight talk on sexu- "expressed disappointment with this Elizabeth Mulhall. Brian Saxton and Design a shirt to commemorate a al assault, safety and women of .;year's election turnout. Dalibor Hradek were elected at- woman who has been victimized. color. ;• According to USG atlvisor Bill large representatives. ° April 5th: Clothesline Project T- 0 April llth. 12th and 13th: .Arnold, 1551 ballots were cast in Jared Zivoder. Julie Rinehart, Jay shirt Making 6 to 8 p.m. at Kohl Clothesline Project Display 10 a.m. ;;ihis year's elections, a turnout of Behr. Edward Kuresman. Chris Hall to 4 p.m. at the Clock Tower Area. . roughly 10 percent of undergraduate Blazede. John Wazniak. Chris Till- " April 6th: Clothesline Project T- April 13th: Take Back the Night ^ students. man. Michael Richard, Tiffany shirt Making 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the March and Rally; 7 p.m. to Rally. Results this year were counted Campbell. Amanda Myers, Matt Women"s 815 p.m.-March, The Clock Tower fusing scantron sheets rather than Armitage and Liz Lavelle were Center in Hanna Hall. Quadrant ^'counting the ballots by hand. elected off-campus representatives. ° April 7th: Clothesline Project T- ° April 14th: Clothesline Project shirt Making 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the T-shirt Making 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at VISION Kohl Hall. Women's Center-fhnna Hall 0 April 16th: A Moment of www shopcyclewerks com ■ ; Continued from page 1 "It is an exercise in empathy." ° April 7th: NEDA Awards 2:30 Reflection at 830 p.m. in Prout said Jill Wesolowski. Vision out- to 4 p.m. at 1 Courthouse Square in Chapel. ;• the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Edu- reach chair. "You feel what it's like the ° April 17th: Clothesline Project cation Network, in 111 Olscamp at 7 to want to speak and not be able to. Commissioner's Hearing Room. T-shirt Making 6 to 9 p.m. at the yet you are still communicating CCide | p.m. He will talk about the history of 5th floor. Women's Center-Hanna Hall. > the GLBT movement, issues regard- through your facial expression, body ° April 8th: Self-defense Work- ° April 17th: Mock Rape Trial 7 \ ing the GLBT community and the language and appearance." shop for Women 1 to 2:30 p.m. in to 9 p.m. at Olscamp 111. • ways it has changed over the years. Thursday, the movie "My Life in the Dance ° April 26th: Clothesline T-shirt "He is not billed as a motivation- ?Werks Pink" will be shown in 219 Olscamp Room at the Student Recreation Making 6 to 8 p.m. at The Link-cor- <* al speaker, but people do get moti- at 7 p.m. Center. ner of Ridge and Thurstin Ave. 248 South Main Street 352-8578 vated through what he says." Tea- "The movie is about an 8-year- . man said. old boy who really wants to be a CHOIR Tomorrow. the "Rainbow girl." Teaman said. "As he tries to Cabaret" will be held in the Honors Our Biggest Sale Ever! dress like a girl, he has struggles Continued from page 1. Gospel Choir concert was an" Center in Kreischer Quadrangle at 9 with his parents and neighbors who Over 200 bikes on display in our expanded showroom p.m. This event will display the core insightful treat. disapprove. It is a comedy and Concluding Saturday evening value of creative imagination. was the BG College Fest 2000 "After seeing the Gospel Choir at 'The cabaret is a talent show," drama and very touching." Bikes as low as $100.00 which featured selections by the Dance Marathon, catering their ban- Teaman said. "Members and people Following the film, a transgen- from outside the organization would dered panel will discuss it. The University Gospel Choir, area quet, and wanting to support my panel is meant to demonstrate the churches and colleges. be performing. There will be musi- friends and the choir members. I am cal acts, readings, comedy skits You core value of intellectual and spiritu- Stephanie Brandt, a sophomore get a chance to sec what people have al growth. interior design major, said the here to enjoy the show," she said. id offer artistically." "Everyone is welcome to partici- Wednesday marks the National pate." Teaman said. "The panel Day of Silence 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. In would feature members of the trans- SPEAKER full-suspension Super-V's the past. National Day of Silence gendered community who will dis- Continued from page 1. production going on." nas meant to symbolize the oppres- cuss issues in their lives and issues More than 20 people gathered in starting @ $799.99 (reg $999) sion experienced by theXil.BT com- raised in the films." "Unlike Jennifer Lopez. La Lupe. the Women's Center for the presen- munity. This year it is inclusive and Wrapping up the week is the Celica Cuz and La India have not tation. is meant to demonstrate the core Prom-You-Ncvcr-Had Friday in the "I thought it was very interesting cannondale capitulated to those dominant beauty value of cooperation Harshman Community Center 9 values as mulatto, black and Latina how she talked about how some HANDMADE IN USA "The event includes everyone Latin singers of today still use p.m. to 2 a.m. The theme is "How singers." she said who's been oppressed because of degrading lyrics towards women Do You Talk to an Angel?" The Aparicio also gave her views on Selected clothing 50% OFF their race, religion, age and sexual and how it is not really noticed event is set up to eliminate the dis- ROLL£f?BLADe * orientation," Teaman said. the so-called "Latin Boom" at the because the song is so popular." said comfort people might have had at Cycling T-Shirts $10.00 individuals who participate in the dawn of the new century. Sharon Krcuzer. senior Spanish and their high school prom. People can event will be given a card explaining "America wants the food, the cul- graphic design major All Skates on SALE the reason tor then silence Guidc- come as they wish and with ture, the Spanish language and the Cindv Phelos. Snanish lecturer. Celebrating our new location in Maumee 2578 Parkway Plaza CikT I day I •stop by MTV's ground zero for 'MTV VJ auditions »a hands-on lesson in the newest music software "spankin new videos •tips from MTV's house of style 'loads of free stuff •choose or lose voter registration »a chance to win tickets to the concert and meet Moby and Bush •the ground zero second stage with live performances from trauma recording artist Bree Sharp «tuesday april 11 th from noon to 5 pm at the field behind the anderson arena I night I the MTV experience continues into the evening with an exclusive live concert featuring Bush and special guest Moby •tuesday april 11th at the anderson arena. I •for more information on MTV campus invasion checkout mtv.com CAMPUS INVASION MUSIC TELEVISION > WATCIITVOI /faTIME WARNER CHANNEL 12 Fll IPIATES ^ CABLE Focus* Neutrogena DAI LIES'I ARRID ??ionster.com ONE D»Y CONMCT KNHS ■BH&*--.^ page 8 The BG News Monday. April 3, 2<)<><) SPORTS wwiu.bgnews.com/sporli Baseball Baseball goes 3-1 vs. Toledo, Eastern Michigan to begin MAC season NICK HURM tain EMU. BG let two runs score, other team BG senior pitcher Joe Cheney SPORTS WRITER but came away with a 5-4 victory, makes mis- pitched 6.1 innings of four run. four The Falcons are 3-1 in MAC play. takes." hit baseball. The Bowling Green baseball "I'm proud of the guys and the BG's Closer Ryan Strcb came in. but ! learn started its season in late Febru- way they bounced back." BG coach bats kept on the Eagle rally had already started. ' ary. But to the players, the real jour- Danny Schmitz said. "I'm just glad fire in the Strcb walked two batters, then gave ', ney began this weekend. we won this second one (against second up a triple to catcher Chad Jenkins to EMU). If we would have blown both game tie the ball game. Jenkins came in on The Falcons opened up Mid- ends of the doubleheader that would against the a Luke Bcclcr single to give EMU American Conference play with two not have been too good." Rockets as the lead and the winning run. doubleheaders over the weekend. In the Falcons \ their opener Saturday, the Falcons BG had great success with its scored twice "Sometimes we put things in .' showed why they are the reigning starting pitchers this weekend. in the first cruise control and forget about it." MAC champs. The Orange and Junior pitcher Tony Fontana started three left fielder Len Elias Jr. said. "When Brown cleaned up Toledo with 5-0 it off for the Falcons pitching a com- innings. they score a couple we get worried. and 9-6 victories. plete game. The BG ace limited the Senior Matt If we don't score runs the next Rockets to three hits and three inning there is even more pressure Eastern Michigan posed more of Best cranked walks, striking out seven Rockets in his first on us." a problem to BG yesterday. The Fal- the game. cons were two outs away in the top home run of In the final game, once again it of the seventh from picking up their The Falcons got all they needed the season to was the BG starting pitching that - third straight conference win up 6-3 in the bottom of the second when lead off the helped lead the Falcons to the win. T on the Eagles. But EMU battled junior Aric Christman singled with second. Junior pitcher Craig Menke had a ' back, shocking the Falcons 7-6. two outs to score Lee Morrison and Doug Flere career high 12 strikeouts. Brad Simon. BG went on to score and the relief Game two began to draw upon three more runs to pick up the 5-0 pitching Mall Best Menke was in threat of losing the -; the lines of what the great Yogi Bera victory. squad of game when he loaded up the bases, ;said. "It's like Deja Vu all over Deryck Griffith. Mike Muzi and but junior Chad Curlis came on in '' again." The Falcons once again held "I'm glad to see that the hitters Ryan Streb got the job done as BG relief to secure the win. MIKE LEHMKUKLE/ The BG News '.' • a three run lead going into the final are starting to swing the bats better, went on to complete the sweep 9-6. Schmitz said. "We're cutting down "I felt really good." Menke said, FLERE THROWING — Bowling Green southpaw Doug Flere fires I inning only to see the Eagles rally The first game of the Eastern with our strikeouts which is key. "They were swinging at a lot of bad toward the plate in Bowling Green's win over Toledo Saturday. II once again. Michigan game looked like BG was pitches early on in the game. I got We're also starting to get some big The Falcons swept the Rockets then split with Eastern Michigan. But this time BG was able to con- hits and taking advantage when the once again going to cruise to victory. lucky a few times." : Eastern Michigan plates 6 runs combined in 7th innings of twinbill DAN NIED with fire yesterday as it split a dou- game. He recorded a career high 12 Schmitz left his starter in there Menke gave up two runs in the However. Menke said he felt Sports Writer bleheader with Eastern Michigan. strikeouts on the day. However, he because of a bullpen that lost the final stanza. After loading the bases, comfortable going late into the game Taking a three-run lead into the last lost his control in the seventh inning first game for the Falcons. Menke beared down and got his inning of each game. Bowling Green largely because of a pitch count "I wanted to leave him in there 12lh strikeout of the day. Then, after and thought Schmitz was happy Sometimes you have to sweat it softened up in the final stanza and above 120. because I thought our bullpen was two unsavory ball calls by the with his performance. out. allowed a combined six seventh- Menke said he hadn't thrown that shaky after that first game." Schmitz umpire, he walked in a run. "I think he had a lot of confi- It's a good experience — puts inning runs on the day. many pitches since high school. said. "We rode Craig as tar as we Eventually Mcnkc's arm gave hair on your chest. Craig Menke cruised along for Although he loaded the bases could today. He lost his control a lit- way and Schmitz had to dip into the dence in me and wanted to see me The Falcon baseball team played the first six innings of the second with no outs, head coach Danny. tle at the end though." bullpen. finish the game." Menke said. Softball I Softball strings together 3-2 weekend to earn 15th win Errors DOROTHY WRONA singled to center field to score Angie Sport* Writer Domschot. WMU scored its only run in the hurt BG in One hit was all Western Michi- seventh inning when Melissa ' gan could muster against freshman Martens singled to first base to score Jesse Milosek and the Falcons Fri- Alaina Scott. day. That one hit came in the third "It was like the other team was NIU losses inning, when Angie Fiero singled to down the whole time because we center field. had control." Ross-Shaw said. "We G.MICHAEL GRAHAM Bowling Green got its bats going had the energy, we had the power, SPORTS WRITER in the second inning when Erin we knew were going to win." , Zwinck singled to center field. Saturday's doubleheader against When Bowling Green Softball Zwinck then advanced to second Northern Illinois proved to be a coach Leigh Ross-Shaw took over with Nikki Rouhana's sacrifice fly harsh wake-up call for the Falcons as the team's head coach, one of her and scored on a Lynsey Ebel's sin- Northern Illinois swept BG despite top priorities was cutting down on gle. comebacks late in both games. mental mistakes. In Softball terms, Libby Voshell followed with a "We did all right hitting-wise, mental mistakes normally translate double to center field, scoring Ebel. pitching we did okay against a good- into errors. At the end of two innings, the Fal- hitting team like that," Ross-Shaw. In the first 20 games, the Falcons cons were ahead 2-0. "It was just the errors that killed us had allowed just 12 unearned runs But they weren't done yet. In the (see sidebar)." on 38 errors. They did not allow any fifth inning. Kandice Machain sin- The Huskies started the first unearned runs in two Mid-American gled to right field. Angie Domschot game with two runs in the first Conference wins over Western bunted her way on to first, sending inning and added another in the third Michigan Friday. Machain to second. After Carmen at the expense of Falcon starter However, the old ghost returned Hittcrdal's line out. Domschot and McKenna Houle. Saturday as the Falcons allowed 10 Machain each advanced on a WMU Reliever Rebekah Tipton took unearned runs on 10 errors in two error. Colleen Bates grounded out to over the mound in the sixth inning losses at home to Northern Illinois. third base, but Machain scored the and retired the first two batters. The Huskies, on the other hand, had Falcons third run. In the sixth frame, the Falcons just one error in the two-game BGSU scored two more runs in scored five runs to cut into NIU's 7- series. the sixth. Rouhana led off with a sin- 0 lead but fell short. Bates led off with a home run to center field. One 'That's probably the difference gle to right, and advanced to third between the two games because we when Ebel singled down the right out later, Zwinck singled and hit the ball well and they hit the ball field line. After pop flies by Voshell advanced to third on Renee Rose- well," Huskie coach Donna Martin and Machain. Angie Domschot sin- meier's second double of the game said. "The umpires were on the gled to center field and advanced to After Ebel's groundout, Voshell walked. With the bases loaded, all adventurous side for both teams." third on an error by center fielder Take away the Huskies' six Alaina Scott. Morgan LaNicca, who three runners advanced on Courtney unearned runs, and the Falcons was pinch running for Ebel. and Witvliet's wild pitch. Nikki Rouhana walked to load the bases would have won 5-3. Rouhana scored on the hit. "That's what broke us today." Milosek began the seventh inning Angie Domschot cleared them with a three-run double for a total of five Ross-Shaw said. "Nobody was own- by fanning Alison Honaman. After ing up to errors. We sat back on our Nicole Drabecki's pop out and Falcon runs. It was all BGSU would score in game one. heels and weren't playing aggres- Michelle Johnson's groundout. the sive. That's how they look when 5-0 victory belonged to the Falcons. Houle returned in the seventh to they're scared. It's basics — looking "Jesse pitched well today." BG retire the first two batters, but anoth- er BGSU error allowed two more the ball into your glove, getting the coach Leigh Ross-Shaw said. "She glove on the ground and seeing it was confident. I was pleased with Husky runs. The Falcons could not rally and lost 9-5. first before trying to make the play. her throwing today. In that game, we That's it." just came out and controlled them With the loss, Houle fell to 4-3 on In the top of the sixth. Northern's the whole time." the year. She allowed five runs, two Samantha Knoll singled with the The Falcons continued their walks, and had three strikeouts in six bases loaded and took second on a domination of the Broncos in game innings. Tipton allowed four runs. Falcon error by Falcon sophomore two. Freshman pitcher Andrea Gen- During the first three innings of Rebekah Tipton. Two runs scored. A ter made the most of her start with a the second game, both teams were BG error followed another walk as six-hit complete game. held scoreless. Genter and NIU's two more runs scored. BGSU started early with two first Christy Dalton allowed one hit each Freshman McKenna Houle re- inning runs. Leadoff hitter Angie in these frames. entered the game in the seventh, and Domschot singled to right field and The Falcons stormed back with retired the first two batters. Howev- advanced to second on a wild pitch two runs in the bottom of the fourth er, a BG error allowed two more by WMU pitcher Leah Seffemick. to make the score 3-2 Huskies. NIU runs and the Brown and Orange Hitterdal bunted to send Angie Zwinck singled with one out and could not rally. Domschot to third. Rouhana followed with a walk. A BG would have also won 5-3 in Colleen Bates' single to left field passed ball advanced both runners the second game if not for North scored Angie Domschot and and Zwinck scored on Ebel's single. em's four unearned runs off four BG advanced Hitterdal to third. After Voshell singled to score Rouhana. errors. Jenny Domschot flew out to second. Machain grounded out to shortstop MIKE LEHMKUKLE/ The BG New Northern's Christy Dalton led off Zwinck singled, sending Bates to Jill Carpenter, who threw out Ebel at the fourth frame by reaching base on second and Hitterdal to third. home. GENTER — Bowling Green sophomore Andrea Genter fires home in Saturday's game vs. North- an error. After a walk, Gretchen Rouhana's sacrifice fly allowed Hit- NIU singled in the fifth to make it ern Illinois. Genter went 1-1 over the weekend. She scattered six hits in a 4-1 win over Western Szymski attempted to bunt the run- terdal to score the Falcons' second 4-2 but Machain kept it from being a Michigan Friday. ners over, but wound up reaching run. larger margin. She caught a fly ball lead 5-4. running catch, but Dalton scored on a three-hit shutout over the Golden base herself when the throw to first The Falcon bats came alive again hit by Youstra and gunned down In the seventh inning. Falcon the sacrifice. Grizzlies. was wild. Dalton scored on the play. in the second to go up 4-0. Voshell Dalton at the plate for the double errors would lead to another loss. Rosemeier led off with a single in Zwinck led BG at the plate going The Huskies later added two runs on led off the inning with a homer to play. After one out. Tara Davidson sin- the seventh but Zwinck and 2-for-2 with a double. Jen Domschot a two-run single. center field. Holly Frantz singled to With one out in the bottom of that gled, and went to second on a wild Rouhana were both retired. and Rosemeier each had doubles After Northern retook the lead in right field, but was later thrown out inning. Bates drew a walk and pitch. Davidson would tie the game The Falcons are I5-8 overall and while Angie Domschot and Bates the seventh, Suzie Rizek scored at second after Angie Domschofs advanced to second on Rosemeier's on Rizek's single. 2-2 in the MAC following a 6-0 win had one triple each. Northern's finals run on the Falcons' fielder's choice. Seffernick's throw- single. Zwinck followed with a two Outfielder Carmen Hitterdal over Oakland Sunday. Bowling Green plays a double- final error, which was a fielding ing error allowed Angie Domschot run triple and Rouhana doubles to retired Gretchen Szymski with a Houle and Milosek combined for header at Michigan Tuesday. error. to move on to second. Bates then score Zwinck. The Falcons had the i Monday. April 3, 2000 The BG News page <; SPORTS www. bgmii's. com/sports and Field Men's, Women's track, Findlay participate in weekend Invitational DEREK McCORD In Saturday's field events, fresh- SPORTS WRITUI man Mary Willems and Lori "/ am happy with the performances of what I Williams had duels in the shot put Track and field teams from and discus events. got to see today. Obviously with a home ' around Ihc Midwestern part of the Willems took the upper hand in meet, we are running around trying to make country joined Bowling Green and the shot put with a fifth place when Tindlay in the Northwest Ohio Track she threw for a distance of 42' 11 sure everything is functioning well and to and Field Classic held at BG's Whit- 1/2" while Williams finished in a make it a good experience for the visiting taker Track over the weekend. three way tic for sixth (42'09") Senior Andrea Cook and Junior Williams returned the favor though teams. I am pleased with the progress we are lori Williams led the way Friday for in the discus when she threw a new making as a team and I think the kids the women's team in the first day of meet record of 154'01". Willems competition. Cook took the top spot finished in seventh with a throw of gained some confidence today with the in the pole vault (10'11") and I36'00". perfect conditions that were available." Williams finished in the middle of With having a rocky start to the the podium in the hammer throw season so far. women's head coach (168'02"). Scott Sehmann was very positive Scott Sehmann after the event. On the men's side in the pole Women's track and field coach vault event. Drew Downey met the "I thought we had a good day." height of I4'05" while field team- Sehmann said. "I am happy with the injuries. showing they are one of the best mate senior John Hustler finished performances of what 1 got to sec Even though Clay has been hav- relay teams in the country. second (I99'00"| behind Ryan Gill today. Obviously with a home meet, ing problems with one of his ham- The 4XI00m relay saw Bowling (204' 11") who was not representing we are running around trying to string muscles, the senior was still Green (41.37) losing to the Athenian any school. make sure everything is functioning able to finish second in the 200m Athletics Track Club who, with a Men's coach Sterling Martin said well and to make it a good experi- dash (21.58) behind Jabari Chavis of time of 40.99, missed the track even though Hustler has been away ence for the visiting teams. 1 am the Athenian Athletics Track CIUD. record by two one-hundredths of a from the program due to his student- pleased with the progress we are Freshman Zcnan Peterson fin- second. That record was set by teaching, the defending Mid-Ameri- making as a team and I think the ished the 400m with a new personal Bowling Green in 1997. can Conference Champion in the kids gained some confidence today best time of 47.88, which was good The Bowling Green B team javelin event is coming into form. with the perfect enough for second place. (3:17.83) in the 4X400m relay fell to conditions that Sophomore Tom Kutter rounded Rob Glatz and Nolan Fahrer led the Athenian Athletics Track Club MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG Newi out the top Falcon finishers the first were available." the way for the men's team in the again with the track club being two day with a third-place finish in the Sehmann said distance events. one-hundredths of a second away 10.000 meter event with a time of the improvement Glatz. a junior, finished third frtim a meet record, once again set TRACK ATTACK — Bowling 32:02.51. that is being seen (15:22.78) in the 5.000m seeded by Bowling Green in 1997. Green and Findlay hosted the Saturday brought clear skies. 50 by his team is event while freshman teammate With Bowling Green only going two-day Northwest Ohio Invita- degree weather and a light breeze as attributed to the Fahrer finished third (15:50.82) in up against Albion College in the tional over the weekend. the bulk of the teams competing in work in the prac- the unseeded 5.000m. 4X800m event, the Falcons finished tices that arc held. the meet arrived at Whittaker Track. The field events proved to be first and broke the meet record in the (Above) BG's Eric Browning "We tried to quite strong in Bowling Green's first Senior Nikki Monroe pulled off a event with a time of 7:52.85. skies over the bar in the high victory in the 1.500 with a time of run a little bit home meet of the season with the Martin seemed pleased with the 4:52.63 to become the only women Thompson more quality and Falcons taking a second, two thirds help of Findlay University in the jump competition, team member to be in the top three in our workouts and an eighth place finish. organization of the event and the in the track events. we went into a lot of power work," Eric Paterson finished the long teams that participated. (Right) BG's Lori Williams fires Other top track event finishers Sehmann said. "I think we are jump with a distance of 22'00 1/4". away the shot put. She placed were Christine Thompson finishing building again more quality, intensi- which was good enough for second "I was really pleased with the sixth in the event. Williams fourth in the 400m (58.95);'Lisa ty and speed in order to get better, place. Eric Browning and Bryan teams that came," Martin said. "It and certainly that was brought out also won the discus and took Marica. fourth in the 3.000m Gardner finished in a tie for third in »as a real competitive meet up and second in the hammer throw. (10 32 87); while Christina Reeber today." the high jump, along with Justin down the line. I think everybody got was the last of the women's team to The men's squad came to the Whiting from Findlay. when the trio what they were looking for and we finish in the top five when she ran a .meet a little banged up with star jumped a height of 606". had a great day. Just across the board fourth place time of 19:06 45 in the sprinters Rah'Sheen Clay. 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The Gators, using (he same 10- man rotation, full-court press and balanced scoring (hat brought them to the Final Four, ended North Car- Pick up an applica- olina's improbable tournament run with a 71-59 victory Saturday night. tion toady in the Florida (29-7) will meet Michi- gan State, which beat Wisconsin 53- Office of Student 41. in tonight's national champi- onship game at the RCA Dome. Life, room 405 Freshman Brett Nelson led the Gators with 13 points, while Mike Saddlemire. Dead- Miller and Udonis Haslem added 10 line Friday, April 7. each. An 18-3 lead in the opening eight minutes made it look as though the fifth-seeded Gators wouldn't need Call 372-2843 or e-mail atinnin@bgnet for the late edge that brought them ear- lier wins over higher-seeded teams more info. like Illinois, Duke and Oklahoma State. But the Tar Heels (22-14), an eighth seed who many felt shouldn't have even made the tournament Q 4 tf G G Q field but found their way to a record- tying 15th Final Four, were back in the game by halftime. They had a BGSU 50-46 lead with 13:31 to play. North Carolina point guard Ed Cola picked up his fourth foul just CHEERLEADING 13 seconds later and despite not being removed the game, his lack of aggressiveness played into Florida's Q TRY OUTS ct hands. The rest of the Tar Heels now had to handle the pressure and it Anyone interested in cheering for the helped wear them down. The Gators took the lead for good on a 3-point- BGSU Falcons during the 2000-2001 er by Major Parker with 11:02 left and (hat started a 9-4 run. season is welcome to attend try-outs. During (hat span North Carolina Auoclated Preu Photo managed just one field goal mostly All those who are interested must because Cota, who finished with GET THAT OUT OF HERE — Florida's Donnell Harvey rejects a shot from North Carolina's Jason eight assists, just wasn't the same. Capel. Harvey and the deep Gator squad will attempt to press Michigan State to death like it has attend the initial meeting. The Tar Heels, making their third every opponent throughout the tournament run in tonight's championship game. Final Four appearance in four years, van, only the sixth man to play and er around a 3 by Forte (o keep (he Males and females needed. have lost four straight national semi- coach in a Final Four, (hese Gators deciding run going. Florida jumped to the 18-3 lead final games. have run by their opponents after Florida finished wi(h a 43-42 as the Tar Heeis struggled from the No experience necessary. Brendan Hay wood had 20 points, surviving a 69-68 first-round scare rebound advantage with Brent, Don- field, making one of their first eight 16 in the first half, for the Tar Heels, from Butler. Miller won that game nell Harvey and Miller each grab- shots, and with the ball, committing while freshman Joseph Forte had 15. with a shot ai (he buzzer, and Flori- bing seven. Haywood led the Tar five turnovers. 13 in the second half — and 10 of da gol (o practice on Butler's home Heels with 12 and Jason Capel those came in an early two-minute court this week in preparation for added 10. Kenyan Weaks' 3-pointer with Where: 110 Business Administration burst. the Final Four. Florida finished 25-for-64 from 11:43 to play in the first half gave When: April 4, from 5-6 This was Florida's second Final Parker's 3-pointer came less (han (he field (39 percent), the 17th the Gators the 15-point lead, but Four appearance, (he ftrsi — in 1994 a minute after he and Forte were straight opponent North Carolina North Carolina made four of its next This is just an informational meeting! — ended wi(h a semifinal loss (o charged with double (echnicals for has held under 50 percent. But the five shots and Haywood's layup on a Hope to see you there! North Carolina's archrival, Duke. an incident under the baske(. Nelson Tar Heels struggled themselves, pass from Cota had the Tar Heels Led by 34-year-old Billy Dono- sandwiched a jumper and a 3-point- shooting 35 percent (20-for-57). within 21-17 with 7:50 left. 60 FALCONS! Michigan State bests Big Ten rival Wisconsin THE ASSOCIATED PRESS focused on a title since losing to every elbow and forearm thrown by RCA Dome, and he put on quite a Q G G Duke in the national semifinals a the Badgers (22-14), limiting them show in her honor. INDIANAPOLIS — Turning year ago, advanced to tonight's to a single basket through the first "It will be real special for us tak- back the clock to another era. Michi- championship against the winner of 7:24 of the second half. Meantime, ing court dne more time," Peterson Learn gan State showed it could win at the North Carolina-Florida game. Peterson scored 10 points during a said. "Hopefully, we will make Wisconsin's game in the Final Four. 'It feels good," said star point 13-2 spurt that pushed the lead to something happen." effective An inspired Morris Peterson pro- guard Mateen Cleaves, who returned 32-19. The Badgers shot only 35 percent organizational vided most of the offense and the for his senior season for a chance to Against a team of limited offen- (15-of-43) and had just one player in Spartans stifled their Big Ten rival win a championship. "We've got sive means like Wisconsin, a 13- double figures. Roy Boone with 18 & leadership skills. for the fourth time this season, mov- one more shining moment." point lead was as good as 30. points. Most of those came in the Open to students and ing within one victory of their first Michigan State failed to score a Michigan State, the only top seed final minutes when the outcome was national title since 1979 with a field goal for the final 11:42 of the to reach the Final Four, won its lone already decided. organization advisers bruising 53-41 triumph over Wis- first half. It didn't matter in a game national title 21 years ago with A week ago, Wisconsin coach FREE REFRESHMENTS! consin on Saturday night. dominated by picks and bricks — Magic Johnson at point guard, beat- Dick Bennett said his team had not Michigan State (31-7) overcame appropriate in the home of the ing Indiana Stale and Larry Bird in figured out a way to score against Wisconsin's in-your-face defense Brickyard. the final. Michigan State. The Badgers still and slowdown offense, relics from The Spartans led only 19-17 at "You have to give credit to Pete," haven't and were held to the lowest the days before the shot clock and the half, falling short of the score Cleaves said. "When he is hitting his point total of any Final Four team P i> V & 9 if & v dazzling dunlis. posted in the 1941 title game when shots, we just get out of the way." since the shot clock was introduced "We finally broke them down a Wisconsin was up 21-17 over Wash- Peterson scored 20 points just in 1986. little bit," Spartans coach Tom Izzo ington State en route to the Badgers' two days after attending his grand- April 4th said. "They're a tough team." only national championship. mother's funeral. He said Friday that Jon Bryant was held to two points "Leadership Styles with Michigan Suite, which has been But Michigan State matched she would have the best seat at the on l-of-5 shooting. Dr. Suesf Leadership Styles Presented by Almee Zlmmer, Andserson/Bromfleld Hall Director Are you looking for a way to put your *Sv5*5'5'S*S Consider a career as an Occupational Therapist! OT's help people live fuller lives. 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T Pis Atlantic Division PU GA TORONTO (AP) — Sam Perkins made all six of his ,<-New Jmry 43 27 8 99 W L Pel Miami 5 3-point aliempis and scored a season-high 22 points al -' i-Philadclphu 41 25 12 97 Miami 45 26 .634 NY-NJ 3 5 the Indiana Pacers embarrassed the Toronto Raptors on Pittsburgh 34 36 8 82 New York 45 27 625 1(2 NE 4 NBC with a 104-83 rout yesterday /NY Rangen 29 38 12 73 Philadelphia 42 31 .575 4 DC 7 Perkins, who had missed 17 of his previous 22 3-point • N ¥ Minotri 22 48 9 54 Orlando 37 36 507 9 Central Division attempts, was left wide open against the Raptors, who Pis I.I * Sonkeau Million W L T PU New Jersey 31 43 419 15 1/2 W GA have lost seven of their last eight games. a' x-Totonlo 43 28 7 96 Boston 30 43 411 16 lampa Bay 2 6 6 Vince Carter left the game early in the third quarter ■ i-Onra 38 29 II 89 Washington 26 47 .356 20 Dallas 2 6 .1 with a bruised right shoulder. He was examined by team BUHJIO 33 35 10 79 Central Dirisloa Chicago I 3 iliiilots and didn't return. Montreal 33 36 9 78 (Indiana 48 24 .667 Columl us I 3 Jalen Rose, who has led the Pacers in scoring in eight Boiton 23 36 19 71 Charlotte 41 31 569 7 Western Division of the last nine games, had a team-high 23 Soulheait Division W I. T PU Toronto 40 32 .556 8 W PU The Pacers were 10-for-22 from behind the arc. while i-Waihinpon 42 25 II 97 Detroit 38 35 521 10 1/2 Los Angeles 2 7 the Raptois were just 2-tor-l6. i-Fknda 41 31 6 93 Milwaukee 34 38 472 14 Kansas City 2 6 Tracy McGrady led Toronto with 24 points He also Carolina 35 34 10 80 Cle.eland 29 43 403 19 Colorado I 3 had eight rebounds and five assists. lampa Bay 18 SO 9 52 Atlanta 26 46 361 San Jose 0 I Atlanta 14 57 7 39 Chicago 14 58 194 Suns 87, Timlxrwolves 86 WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE NOTE Three points for a win and one potnl for a tie MINNEAPOLIS (APj — Kevin Johnson returned Central Dlvliion W L T PU Midwest Division Saturday's Games from a two-year retirement and played the entire foutih i-Sl U*m 50 18 II III W L Pet I-ale Games Not Included quarter yesterday as the Phoenix Suns, getting 23 points nDctroil 47 22 10 •106 •-Utah 49 23 .681 San Jose 0. Miami 0. ue from Rodney Rogers and 22 from Penny Hardaway. ral- Chicago 30 39 10 72 x San Antonio 47 25 653 2 Chicago 2. Columbus 0 lied past Minnesota 87-86 Njshnllc 28 44 7 70 x Minnesota 44 29 .603 5 1/2 New York-New Jersey 3. DC Untied 2 It wa>, the third straight victory for the Suns, who Northwest DlilJion W L T PU Dallas 31 41 431 18 Kansas City 3. Colorado 0 coaxed Johnson out of retirement last week after Jason x-Colorado 39 29 II .*> Denver 30 43 411 19 1/2 Dallas 1. Tampa Bay 0 Kidd broke his ankle Johnson scored four points with lamonton 30 32 16 84 Houston 28 45 .384 21 1/2 New England 2.1.os Angeles 2. tie two assists, leaving the playmaking duties mainly to Vancouver 29 36 14 80 Vancouver 19 52 268 29 1/2 Saturday. April 8 Hardaway. Calgary 31 38 9 76 iv. .n. invI.I,in Kansas City at Miami Rogers hit two foul shots with 16 6 seconds left for P.|. ill, Illusion W L T PU i LA Lakers 61 12 836 Los Angeles al Columbus the final margin as Phoenix won for the ninth time in 11 «y Dallas. 43 27 8 100 x Portland S3 19 736 7 1/2 New England al Dallas games Hardaway also had nine assists and seen i-Lot Angeles 37 30 II 89 x-Wvoenix 48 25 .657 13 lampa Bay al Colorado rebounds Phoenix 37 34 7 85 x-Sacnunento 42 30 600 18 1/2 New York-New Jersey al San Jose Malik Scaly had 19 points. Wally S^czerblak added San Jose 32 36 10 81 x Seattle 41 31 569 19 1/2 Exhibition Baseball 18 and Kevin Garnett had 14 points and 13 rebounds for Anaheim 32 34 12 78 Golden Stale 17 56 233 AMERICAN LEAGUE the Timberwolves. who blew a double-digit lead for the it-clinched playoff berth LA Clippers 14 59 192 W Pel. seventh time. v clinched division title x-clinched playolT berth Oakland 19 633 Entering yesterday's games. Phoenix was lied with Overturn- losses count as a loss and a regulation tie Saturday's Games Toronto 18 600 San Antonio for fourth place in the Western Conference Saturday's Games Cleveland 109. Boston 103 Chicago it 563 and homccourt advantage in the firm round of the play- Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 2 Houston 115. Atlanta 93 Texas 15 556 offs. Minnesota, in sixth place, fell to four games behind Deuoil 0. St Units 0. lie Charlotte 90. Chicago 87 Cleveland It, 533 the Suns N Y Rangers 2. Boston 2. tie Denver 112. Utah 92 Kansas Cfy 18 529 Canucks 3. Blackhawks 2 Chicago 2. N Y Islanders 2. lie Portland 113. Milwaukee 79 Delroil 15 517 CHICAGO (AP) — Denis Pederson had two goals Lot Angeles 2. Anaheim 1 Sunday's Games Minnesota 17 500 and an assist yesierdus as the Vancouver Canucks inched Toronto 4. Washington 3 l-nlr Games Not Included Anaheim 16 445 closet to a playoff spot by holding on for a 3-2 win over Dctro.1 113. New Jersey 92 Baltimore 14 483 Buffalo 2. Montreal 0 the Chicago Blackhawlss Tampa Bay V Plonda 3. lie Phoenix 87. Minnesota 86 Tampa Bas 14 452 Indiana 104. Toronto 83 429 Ed Jovanovski also scored for the Canucks, who arc Calgary 1. San lose 0 Seattle 12 one point behind eighth-place San Jose and the final Edmonton 4. Phoenix 3. OT Sacramento 117. Philadelphia 93 New York 13 394 Sunday's Games San Antonio vs Miami. In) Boston 11 367 playoff berth in the Western Conference l-tle Games Not Included New York al LA Lakers, ml NATIONAL LEAGUE Vancouver, with 80 points, has three games remain- Carolina I. Philadelphia 0 Chicago al Cleveland, (n) w L Pet. ing. San Jose has 81 points and four games left. St l.iuiv 4. Ottawa 1 Dallas al Vancouver, (nl Houston 20 II 645 Canucks goaltender Felix Potvin stopped 17 shots Colorado V Dallas 2. OT Seanlr at Portland, (n) An/onj 21 12 616 He lost a bid for his second shutout this season with 5:54 Atlanta 5. N Y Islanders 4 Milwaukee at Golden Slate, (n) Montreal 18 II 621 left when Bryan McCabe beat him with a 30-foot stvn Vancouver 3. Chicago 2 Monday's Games Si LOUIS 17 II 607 Steve Sullivan made it 3 2 with 1 10 left. New Jersey at Tampa Bay In) No Games Scheduled Pittsburgh 16 12 571 Pederson scored for the first time since coming to the Montreal at Dctroil (n> Tuesday's Gaaaes New York 14 12 538 Canucks in a March 14 trade with New Jersey His last Monda) ■ :,r- New Jersey al Washington. 7 p m San Diego 16 14 533 goal came on Feb. 3. Toronto at Buffalo. 7pm Detroit al Toronto. 8 pnt Chicago 12 II 522 Carolina at Pittsburgh. 7 30 p m Cleveland vs Miami. 7 30 p.m Cincinnati 16 17 485 Vancouver's Josh Holden had three assists and Brad N Y Rangers at Washington. 7 30 p m Boston al Charlotte. 7 30 p.m Philadelphia 15 17 469 May added two. Apply now for the 2001 ^Domino's Pizzas a Pxoud Sfonta* <4 5i.QS.ll. CUHetio graduating class of our ®m Serving Bowling Green. 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Apply @ Woodland Mall Office, $360 . + Gas/elec ny. These are unskilled'jobs involving as- 1234 N. Main, M-F, 10-6 or pick up an ap- Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 March and We offer 10-40+ hours / week sembling and packaging of small pans plication at the Customer Service Booth. 2 bdrm, non-smoking, female oriented Route Delivery & Packaging Positions Apply in person between the hours of PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN! SAVE apt. Furnished, utilities included. Petition Drive 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at MONEY! Top sports camp-Maine. Coun- 353-5074, Kelly. ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. selors to coach all sports: tennis, base- $6.00-$10.00 per hour INC., 428 Clough Street. Bowling Green, 2 Ig bdrm. apt. avail. Aug. 2000. $500 ball, basketball, lacrosse, hockey, water- plus util. 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Cleveland/Ashland/Canton/Erie Full time and part time positions 1-800-8740880 Pittsburgh 1-800-355-2732 $800/mo . dep & utils Avail May 17th. Wednesday CincmnatVKentucky 1-800-288-4040 West Virginia 1-800-545-4423 available. Part lime is mornings only. Wanted 50 people to lose weight by sum- 353-0494 Mansiieio/Ash land i -800-894-0529 Southeast Ohio 1 -800-545-4423 If interested please call Boss Roofing, mer. Doctor recommended. All natural. As April 5, 2000 352-3057. low as $36. 1-888-800-6339 ext. 1230. 730 Elm Street. 2 BR. sec. dep., parental No Experience Necessary. Train in one facility during school and work www.well-ness.org guarantee, tenant pays util., 12 mo. HUMAN RESOURCE CENTER during summer break. We offer Schedule Flexibility. Start training NOW We are looking for 1 or 2 select Lease $SO0/Month. Avail. May 15, 2000 10:30 am-3:30 pm Staffing firm leader for 48 yrs. Call 352-2330 alter 5 00 PM or 354-2854 individuals to work evenings in our Schedule an interview A.S.A.P. Bring a Friend ! seeks recruiter for Cleveland Perrysburg office. If you are GEORGETOWN MANOR area office. We require 4 yr. Throughout Campus serious about making money, are 800 3rd St. -f 616 2nd St. www.homecityice.com college degree, customer willing to work in a fun, group gdhov & wenet. org service & PC skills. environment and have a great Fall 2000/2001 354-9740 SPANISH phone voice we may need you! 1 bdrm starts $325 plus utilities speaking skills are a Call Mrs. Thompson between 2 bdrm starts $545 & elec/lree heat plus! Fax resume to The Technology Infrastructure Project ■ Building an Electronic Community 10 am and 2 pm ONLY at 419-872-6265 W/D (acil., AC, parking/walk-in closet, (216) 781-7022. furnyunfurn Renovated, quiet, no pets. If you can throw down in the kitchen, if Looking tor a place to live? you can hustle food & drinks, Jed's wants www.housing101.net... you. Accepting applications for summer & Your move off campus! year-round Part and full time. Waitstaff, For Sale NICE, CLEAN 2 BDRM. APTS. AVAIL. \ minimum to start. Kitchen $8-$10mr. to start. Apply within, M-F after 3:00pm. 872- FOR FALL. 9/12 MO LEASE STARTING 1977. 1984 Honda Accord AT $475 2-4 PERSON OCCUPANCY. 2 new tires $500 AC S OFF-STREET PARKING NO PETS Immediate pt. time pre-school teacher Call 352-4666. PLEASE 352-3445. needed. Stay & Play Daycare & Pre- 4 aluminum wheels, 14x6. Fits Honda Subleaser needed ASAP. Own bedroom school is looking for energetic A reliable Civics 354-1924 alter 2pm. and bath Call Sara or Erin O 352-6619. people who love to work w/young chil- dren. Morning & afternoon hrs. avail. '94 Honda Passport, great cond., low Subleasers needed lor Summer. 2 bedrm. www.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet Send resume to Stay & Play Daycare & miles, must sell right away. Best otter, call unfurnished on 7th St. CHEAP! Call Preschool. Inc. 3120 S. Byrne Toledo, OH 419-372-7082. Christian or Dusty 353-0599. A/C. Dish- 43614. washer. Utilities included. GT Tequesta Mountain Bike. $675 new, Summer Subleaser Needed ASAP $300 obo. 354-7809. (Now until August 10th) **************** HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police 1 unfum. room, spacious 2 bdrm apt. impounds! 0 down, 24 mo at 19.9%. For Close to campus (Univ. Village), shuttle Integrating the infrastructure listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4558. access, plenty ol parking, balcony. A'C $250/mth ♦ security & your part of ***! Thinking phone, cable & electric. April and August Free /A number of new applications will be structure it is acquiring. Current staff will be mm us&d cars? Call 344-4267 possible with the technology infrastructure trained to assume these maintenance and Summer subleaser needed. Large, 2 BDR whose installation will be complete by the management responsibilities. •• apt. close to campus. 850 Scott Hamilton #3. Call353-0701-Nikki. end of 2001. Preparing for use of those Technology will be the focus of a series of Management Inc. 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