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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Wednesday, January 19, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 80 Freezing weather discussed Toledo resident by Sherry Turto For those who are forced to brave the es. "We have seen several cases of mild decision are the wind chill factor and the city editor cold, warm clothes are an imperative frostbite, all of them occuring to people's availablity of the highways. part of facing the freezing weather. ears," Kaplan said. "About half of the students commute, The heat Is on as the cold sets In. "The idea of dressing warmly is to According to Bob Martin, vice presi- which makes the roadways a major part shot on Bowling Green set record tempera- keep the core body temperature high," dent of operations at the University, of our decision," Martin said. tures Tuesday as the mercury plum- said Joshua Kaplan, director of student there is no set guideline that the Univer- After the staff meets, Martin then meted to minus IS degrees with a wind health services. "Especially the head, be- sity relies on to make the decision on makes a call to Olscamp and they discuss campus chill factor of minus S3. cause much of the body heat can be lost whether to close. the information Martin's staff has pro- According to experts, the best advice is through it." "We have one policy. We either stay vided. by Tara Stubbs to stay Indoors, especially when the wind Dressing warm is especially important open or we close, which means that no- "Paul Olscamp makes the final de- News staff writer chill factor dips below minus 20 degrees. because there is a moderate risk of body except emergency personnel cision on whether or not to close the Uni- However, with classes in session, this is frostbite with the wind chill factors that work," Martin said. "Certain activities versity," Martin said. When two Toledo residents not always possible. the city of Bowling Green has experi- must go on. Students must eat and the Another factor that figures into the de- prepared for a dance which took Many students braved the cold, while enced this week. pipes cannot freeze." cision of closing the University is lack of place in the University's Lenhart others felt it was in their best interest to "When considering outdoor clothing, The procedure to decide whether or heat and power outages. "Yesterday, all Grand Ballroom Friday night, stay bundled up in their dorm room or students must protect their skin as much not the University is closed begins at 6 the buildings were heated adequately," little did they know what the apartment. as possible," Kaplan said. "The most im- am. he said. "However, we did have a small night had in store for them. University President Paul Olscamp portant part of the body to keep warm "If the weather the night before is ex- problem in University Hall and on the Twenty year-old Jamie I. said at Tuesday's Faculty Senate meeting are hands and the ears." tremely bad, I discuss with my staff third floor of West Hall." Johnson, a resident of Toledo was that "so long as cold weather is the only Many people have called the student whether or not we should close the Uni- Cindy Davidson, Michelle Knoble and shot allegedly by a another problem at this campus, no classes will health center with symptoms of frostbite versity," Martin said. Ericka Reckman also contributed to this Toledo resident, Ronald Perry- be canceled." that have occured from walking to class- Two major factors that are part of the report. man, at 2:30 a.m. Saturday morn- ing after attending a dance at the University Union. Both men involved were re- portedly students of the Univer- Jerome Library hosts King panel sity of Toledo. by Melissa Llpowskl News staff writer University students and faculty members who were •/ 2:30 ».m. Saturday morning willing to face the bitter cold Toledo resident Jamie L. temperatures had the oppor- Johnson shot in upper arm at tunity to participate In the University dance. commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Tuesday •/ 2:30-3:30 ajn. Johnson afternoon in the conference drives back to Toledo and is room of the Jerome Library. treated at the Medical College of The presentation, entitled Ohio. "Eye to Eye with MLK," fea- Mostly sunny early. In- A University professor The men's basketball creasing cloudiness late emeritus of mathematics Under skies as bright and team travels to Kalamazoo, with a slight chance of and statistics was honored blue as ever. Southern Call- Mich, today in hopes of snow. High around zero. for his dedication as a forniansconfronted a bumping Western Michigan Southwest winds S to IS professor and member of changed world Tuesday. out of its shared first place mph. Chance of snow 30 the Mathematical Associa- □ Page 6. conference standing. percent. Wednesday night, tion of America. a Page 7. mostly cloudy with a slight NEWS □ Page 4. chance of snow. The Page Editorial The BG News page two Wednesday, January 19,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence' Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor Skater should not compete ^A/hen members of an Olympic team are selected, • ™ it is not only because they are among the best in their respective sports, but because the Olympic Committee believes they are the athletes who will best represent their country. In this sense, the Olympian is a diplomat. Citizens of other countries see the Olympian as a representative sampling of what the Olympian's homeland has to offer. There is no exception in the United States. Figures such as Jesse Owens, Bruce Jenner, Dorothy Hamil and Mary Lou Retton have not only scored big in the A rebirth through television Olympics, but have given the world an image of American athletes as intense competitors who per- I'm a voyeur with a vision. life, I was born again. less, wonderful expanse of real- form well under pressure, win with pride and lose With keen insight and a gift for The first sacrifice, no I won't life drama and courtroom sus- with dignity. introspection, I sit and stare my call it that, for it implies some pense. Whatever the name may And purveying that image is no difficult task. An days away with the wisest of sort of condescension on my part, have been; sitcom, true-life ad- Olympian simply must give their best effort, hold companions, the window to the the first gift I received from the venture, the news, investigative their head high and be glad just to have made it to a world, the jewelled eye of the TV was this: a clean and com- reporting, whatever, it was all pinnacle most athletes only dream of reaching. When late twentieth century - my tele- plete negation of my past includ- the same thing: the same many- the topic of loss of integrity in sports is brought up, vision. ing all the stories and maps I car- faced nature of the Divine Unity. the Olympic Games are not even thought of amidst How I came to be what I am, I ried around in my head so that I Beyond this, all that seemed to be the rubble of free agency and multi-million dollar owe to my television. In televi- could tell people where I was was a dark, sad, ambiguous bor- contract negotiations that currently plague profes- sion, I see the great human issues from and hold on to my identity. derline entity called The Third sional athletics. of our day and night played out in Vamsee Nothing. The world didn't exist World, notable for its occasional However, when U.S. figure skater Nancy Kerrigan magnificent splendor. I seek anymore. The great Atlantic earthquake, coup or human these out with hungry eyes, and J u 1 u r i crossing, twenty years in my old misery. It was also a lovely me- was maliciously attacked earlier this month in what then come away with revelation country, all the ambition and the taphor. In fact, the television said has become a much-publicized case, the integrity of and knowledge. lows one to see reality as it timely dreams, nothing mattered. I was yesterday that the Southern Cali- the Olympic Games was threatened. When it was The first thing about my expe- is, with all its psychopaths, good here now, in the light of the fornia quake had left the place disclosed that Kerrigan's teammate/rival, Tonya rience with television is I learned guys gone wrong and lots and lots screen all my sins were washed looking like a "Third World dis- Harding, may have been somewhat responsible for that it is a hard tutor. Much like of blood and gore. away. aster." the attack, the integrity of the Games suffered yet the sages or the shamans, it ac- At the risk of getting exces- I had really been an idiot all I now know I gave up an il- another blow. Now, the Olympic Committee must de- cepts you only on its own terms, sively autobiographical, let me along; living in the dark, literally, lusion. Now, I really know what cide whether or not Harding should be disqualified with much preconditioning and describe some of my own experi- surrounded by insects and li- the world is like. I know exactly from competing in this year's winter Olympiad. mental, physical and emotional ences in coming into this sacra- zards, grandmothers' tales, mos- what is of consequence and what Granted, Harding's role in the attack, if any, has preparation. Don't ask me how. It mental vision. When I came here quitoes and monsoons and big fat is not. I'm kind and generous, so I might seem as simple as going in search of higher education and books which never meant a thing. can think of an occasional civil not been proven in a court of law or in any official down to the store and buying life experience and all that, little Even the poor excuse of a TV set war in the distance and feel com- forum and, according to one of the principles this yourself a set, or, as may be the did I realize that my curriculum that we had back there, with all passion, but I can't really be country was founded on, she is innocent until proven case for most of us, we're simply would have little to do with it. My its development-oriented imag- bothered by all that. The pictures guilty. Nonetheless, an Olympiad where the biggest born into its world. Television real education began on the day I ery and boring, garrulous politi- are fine, but it gets irritating news item is who is at odds with whom on the U.S. demands no less than a complete went out and, with nothing more cians, was a false god. I had im- when falsely-led people sneak figure skating team would not be one for anyone in- surrender of the senses and the than a couple of hundred dollars agined, all along, that I lived in a into the television and talk poli- volved to be proud of. mind. I gave up my world for tel- and some good fortune, was al- far-off country which was one of tics in great depth for a whole For the sake of the last remaining drop of sports evision, and what a false world lowed by my television to pur- the largest and culturally diverse hour. That isn't the sacred reality integrity, Harding should abstain from participating that was, but now look at me... chase it and bring it home. If I ones in the world. It had its prob- we have been offered here. in the upcoming Olympiad and allow the current I'm happy. was more familiar with the ri- lems, poverty and its periodic It's a dark and confusing media blitz to fade out. It's hard to say what has tuals of my more religiously pessimism, but it had enormous world, when you buy all the widened my horizon the most, the oriented ancestors, I would prob- hope and with its rich history and wrong definitions. The tele- Menendez trial, the Buttafuoco ably have spewed sacred incan- culture would certainly rise to a vision has shown me the way, and revivals, the Waco tragedy or the tations, similar to the way the better future and contribute It has given me a sense of order Sunday night true-life adven- deity would be ceremonially in- smilingly to international under- in the great chaos beyond. The The BG News Staff tures. You see, it is precisely this stalled in a temple back home. standing and peace. only thing of importance now is a aspect of television that makes it Anyway, with respect and hu- Then, I was enlightened. The brilliant and intriguing drama photo editor Ross Wcilzner so compelling. The murder, the mility, I installed the set in my television told me that I had been involvong a couple of figure drama, it's all so real! See, they bedroom (no shoes please, this is fooled all along. The place I had skaters and a body-guard and the assistant photo editor Naihan Wallace say so themselves. I say televi- now a consecrated place) and called my own had never existed. promise of a long and fascinating sports editor Mark DcChani sion calls for the complete aban- struggled to find an outlet on the In fact, I had never exi.-lcd at all, trial. assistant sports editor Randy Seller doning of past experience. It Is a wall behind the dresser. In the at least not in the way I had sup- Vamsee Juiuri is a weekly col- assistant sports editor Mike Kazimore ritualistic purification that al- instant that the picture came to posed. There was Just this end- umnist for The BG News. Insider managing editor Joe Peiffer special projects editor Dawn Keller assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum copy chief Mcridilh McCrackcn The BG News Editorial Office A shot at the Olympic gold editor 372-6966 Should Tonya Harding remain on the U.S. Olympic team? Insider 372-6967 managing editor 372-2603 How can a team work its best knowing that someone on It may Innocent until proven guilty. assistant managing editor 372-6968 have sabotaged another teammate? This single ideology is the foundation upon which our legal They cant. Nancy Kerrigan is not going to be able to perform news editor system is based and the very threads upon which we should be 372-2952 her best knowing that the person who may have tried to sabo- formulating our opinions. This must be kept In mind when mak- city editor 372-6968 tage her chances of getting in the Olympics is now her team- ing a decision on whether Tonya Harding remains on the Olym- sports editor 372-2602 mate. pic figure skating team. editorial 372-2604 Whether or not it can be proven Tonya Harding Is the sole To date, Harding has not been found guilty of conspiring to connection in the vicious attack against Kerrigan, she should not eliminate her teammate Nancy Kerrigan. Even though her bo- 204 West Hall be allowed to compete. It has already been implied that Harding dyguard has admitted to hiring a hitman to disable Kerrigan, it Bowling Green Stale University was responsible for the attack and unless someone else can be has not been proven that Harding has had any involvement Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 implicated in the matter, it could have profound effects on the whatsoever. [email protected] team. Guilty by association should also not be a platform on which to The Olympic games may seem to be a competition between drop Harding from the Olympic team. Harding is a talented fig- Kerrigan and Harding, but the big picture is that It's a competi- ure skater and her abilities, combined with those of Kerrigan, Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in tion between the U.S. and other countries. Decisions have to be are a formula for gold and silver. this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly made for the good of the whole team. Whether Kerrigan or Even if Kerrigan had not been Injured and would had com- prohibited. Harding win, they are both winners as a team. peted In the national championships, Harding, through her own The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and A conflict between Kerrigan and Harding Is a drastic downfall hard work and natural ability, would have earned a spot on the is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the to the team and the only way to solve it Is to keep Harding off the Olympic team and a trip to Lillehammer. summer. team and find a replacement Harding has expressed her belief that she is at least as tal- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any It doesn't matter whether it's moral or not to keep Harding off ented as Kerrigan, if not more so. Why would someone with so " errors uLStories or photograph descriptions. the team without proof. The harm has already been done to the much confidence jeopardize her own reputation, self-respect or Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student team, now something has to be done to make sure the U.S. team her Olympic chances to remove her competition? is psychologically fit for competition, so Harding must go. Her As it stands, Harding's Involvement has not been substan- body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in bodyguard has already confessed to be Involved, it seems it's tiated. She has not been proven guilty of any Involvement or of columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG likely she's involved anyway - so the U.S. shouldn't waste any any knowledge of Kerrigan's beating. The only aspect of this News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 tears fearing some moral wrong has been done to Harding If she whole situation that is still factual Is she has earned a spot, words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and does get booted. through competition, on the Olympic team. University affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit Robin Coe is a guest columnist for The BG News. Michael Zawacki is the opinion editor of The BG News. any and all letters. ■ ' i ." i f-"-■-" i i ' . ■ The BG News Headlines Wednesday, January 19, 1994 page three THEY SAID IT "In 1992, a vote for Clinton was a vote for hope. He ran on our hopes, then he became a deficit-reduction president." -Jesse Jackson Jr. ITHREEJanuary 1 9 19 9 4 ACROSS THE NATION Pom Star wins CUStody once offered Saddam Hussein an evening of sex in exchange for battle hostages. NEW YORK - Porn star Ilona "Cicciolina" Staller won the right to see her 14-monlh-old son in a custody battle imported from Singer to serve sen- Italy. tence by performing Staller, also a former member of the Italian Parliament, is fight- ASPEN, Colo. - John Denver ing her estranged husband, artist will sing of f the remainder of his Jeffrey Koons, for the child. sentence for drinking and driv- Koons snatched him from Stal- ing. ler's home in Rome on Christmas Proceeds from the concert Jan. Eve and brought him to New 29 will go to an organization that York. gives free cab rides to people too A state Supreme Court justice drunk to drive. ruled Friday that Staller can visit The 49-year-old singer pleaded the boy, Ludwlg, while the couple guilty to driving while impaired await a Jan. 26 custody hearing. after his car was seen weaving Koons has filed for divorce. The Aug. 21. Denver said he had had two married in 1991. two glasses of wine. Koons said he took the boy be- He was sentenced to 28 hours cause Staller broke a promise not of community service and fined to make any more X-rated movies $50. and because he found a sex toy Dt.-- er's hits include "Rocky among Ludwig's playthings. Stal- Mountain High," "Take Me ler's lawyer denied the allega- Home, Country Roads" and tions. "Thank God I'm a Country Boy." Staller was a member of Par- Compiled from staff and wire liament from 1987 to 1992 and reports. APPhM/BuiiOrr C IIAR1 IS IOW \ APTS. Drake students Ann Schulze, left of Barrington, III., and Paula Moines, Iowa. Drake University was one of the only schools open Culberton, of Rochester, Minn., brave wind chill temperatures of In central Iowa. AND 53 degrees below zero as they walk on campus Tuesday In Des MID AM MANOR •NOW RENTING • King Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. Continued from page one. When discussing King, it is im- "People should remember portant to focus on the impor- Martin Luther King Jr. how he 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and chance to learn the little that tance of his messages rather than would want to be remembered - water included, air conditioning schools teach them about King, his appealing attributes that the as a man of action and achieve- his message has been lost on an schools want students to know, ment," Rose said. "He was a entire generation, Rose said. said Lorna Gonzales Pinto, one of drum major for peace, justice "Martin Luther King Jr. has the panelists. and opportunity." become more mythological than Because King was a man of real," he said. "History often social action, he could be used as portrays individuals as heroes a role model for improvement in and King has become a hero en- all aspects of life, Gonzales-Pinto IS HIGHLY Seniors, cased in perfection." said. LOGICAL COME LIVE WITH US III Early Leasing for 1994/95 Fox Run Mini Mall Haven House Manor Small Buildings Piedmont Frontier Housing Birchwood Place Houses Preferred Properties 8th & High - Rental Office - 352-9378 Located in the Cherrywood Health Spa undergraduate student government District One Senate Seat You're Out! Olfenhauer and Prout of the 1994 yearbook senior section if you miss this last portrait shoot Applications can be picked up in which is underway. Our professional 405 Student Services today photographer is here for only a few days! Interviews will be scheduled Preschedule your portrait session by calling on Friday, January 21. 1-800-969-1337 or 1-800-969-1338 This Is your last session and your last chance. Call now! APPLY TODAY! Walk-ins accepted! Come to 28 West Hall, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.;2- 6 p.m. If you have any questions, call 372-8116 City The BG News page four Wednesday, January 19,1994 Brrr!!! It's cold! Professor earns City service award Council by Robin Coe He is also interested In further to improve News staff writer pursuing mathematical-aided de- signs that construct sculptures, gateway A University professor emeri- he said. He discusses the method tus of mathematics and statistics in numerical analysis classes to by Jonathan Broadloot was honored] an extent, but hopes that mathe- News staff writer for his dedica- matics will become a bigger part t io n as a in art at the university. If the city's request for a professor and Long added that he has enjoyed grant is approved, travelers member of the being a part of the MAA. will no longer drive through Mathematical "It's a real privilege to work Bowling Green without do- Association of with unselfish people dedicated ing a double take. America. to mathematics, its teaching and A resolution was adopted Clifford A. its students," Long said. by City Council Tuesday Long was hon- Long received his Bachelor's, night requesting a grant to ored with the Master's and Doctorate degrees improve and beautify the MAA's Certi- Long from the University of Illinois entrance to Bowling Green ficate of Meritorious Service for and has been a pioneer in the between Mercer Road and his service as president for the mathematics of computer-aided the 1-75 overpass. Ohio Section in 1980-81 and Sec- geometric design and the role of The proposed project, tion Governor from 1988-91. He computers, graphics and visual- recommended by the BG was also awarded for his partici- ization in the teaching of mathe- Leadership Alumni spon- pation in panel discussions, pre- matics. sored by the Chamber of senting papers and arranging "He doesn't do things for his Commerce, includes a new The BG Ncwk/Kon Wclllncr meetings and short courses for own self, he does it for the good welcome sign, mounding, According to the thermometer outside First Federal Bank across from Mr. Spot's on Court Srect, the organization. of the organization, teaching and plantings, sidewalks along temperatures are dangerously low. Evening temperatures are expected to be at record lows. According to Thomas Hern, the the students," Hern said. "He's the south side of East Woos- president of the MAA, Long was not in it for the glory." ter Street and underground a member of the MAA for 35 Long said he will continue to wiring of GTE and city years and has always displayed a contribute to the association and electric lines. Alpha Gamma Delta Shooting willingness to help within the or- lecture the supplemental three The Alumni Committee, ganization. Hern said that he years beyond retirement in which proposed the concept 1994 Junior Execul ive Council Continued from page one. showed great deal of consistency mathematics and statistics at the of improving the city's Fraternity Education Assistants Becky Machalicek and selflessness as a member. University. gateway, is chaired by Lee once back in Toledo, he decided Hakel. Melissa Fett the wound was serious enough to Jodi Willoughby / Under the Intermodal go to the Medical College of Ohio, tacted University police. leged perpetrator. Surface Transportation Ef- Laurel Stusek where he was treated and Boutelle said University police On Tuesday afternoon, Perry- ficiency Act (ISTEA), the Rush Assistants Angela Dickow released. were unaware the incident even man was apprehended by the federal government Natalie Foels Boutelle said Johnson identi- occurred. They did not become Toledo police. He was then trans- through the Ohio Depart- Shannon McMahon fied the person who shot him as aware until around 3:30 a.m. ferred into the custody of Uni- ment of Transportation will Perryman, a 19-year-old fellow when they were notified by the versity police and placed into the provide 80 percent of the Amy Mog UT studei.t. Johnson proceeded Toledo police department. The Kristin Pelaia Wood County Justice Center. construction costs. to file charges with the Toledo University police then issued a The bond for Perryman was Twenty percent of the Emily Stolz Police department who then con- warrant for the arrest of the al- set at $25,000. total cost of the funding Kendra Stout must be furnished by the Scholarship Assistant Stephanie Steimetz City of Bowling Green, ac- Corresponding Assistant Nicole Schrader #1 AND STILL CLIMBING cording to John Mura, Junior Panhellic Council Emily Stolz Fourth Ward council mem- House Assistant Natalie Hriczik ber. Membership Assistant Charissa Laub JoLynn Klostermyer Wes Hoffman, mayor of Philanthropy Assistant Bowling Green, and the Publicity Assistant Megan Carey City Council believe the Social Assistants Lynn Kaminski ISTEA program - whose Katherine Klepach IHl RECORD BREAKING SERIES purpose is to enhance aes- Brenda Bellanco CONIINUES A! thetics and the environ- Vicki Riedman ment - is a profitable way to improve the east gate- Lynn McKeon way to Bowling Green. House Sales Assistant Mclanie Kempton YOUNG'S NEWSSTAND Alumni Assistant Rochelle Booc Serving your Comic Needs for over 5 years One objective of the city Intramural Assistants Amy Mog council is to "create a more Michelle Knoble Come to the fiejl to set the Best! favorable image to the east Sunshine Colleen Maltry entrance of the city, " said Activities Assistant Nicole Shultz Thomas Anderson, At- Large council member. 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George Voinovich's spokesman would not dis- ager Don Heidelbach. He was not injured, Easthon cuss published reports Tuesday that said Voinovlch would choose a MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio -- A snow-covered roof said. office woman to be his running mate. collapsed on an apartment-complex swimming Rescue workers needed an hour to pull Rickey "I'm not confirming or denying anyone on the list on or off the re- pool Monday, killing a 14-year-old boy and trap- from the debris. He was pronounced dead at The Associated Press cord," said spokesman Mike Dawson. ping his cousin in the water, the police chief said. Geauga Community Hospital in Chardon, Easthon The Cincinnati Post, quoting sources it did not identify, said former said. TOLEDO - When Carty Rickey E. Wilson was trying to climb out of the Finkbeiner was elected Marietta Mayor Nancy Holllster would be the first-term Republican pool when the collapse occured about 4:45 p.m., An autopsy was scheduled for Tuesday. governor's choice for lieutenant governor. Chief David Easthon said. mayor, he pledged an open Easthon said he was not sure of the pool's dimen- administration. The Lima News quoted Republican legislative leaders as saying Two teen-age family members who were watch- sions, but said it was less than "Olympic size." they expected Volnovich to choose Holllster. ing Rickey and his 6-year-old cousin swim heard But Finkbeiner said he Rickey was found in the shallow end of the pool never promised an open Volnovich Is expected to announce Thursday that Holllster will run the flat, wooden-truss roof begin to collapse, Ea- where water depth was about three feet, he said. with him on the Republican ticket in the May primary. The Post said. sthon said. The two girls told police the roof fell in door leading to his office. About five inches of snow fell in Middlefield on A combination lock has Holllster Is director of the governor's office of Appalachia, a an instant, he said. Monday, branch of the Ohio Department of Development. She did not return a "They heard three loud bangs like somebody was been placed on a door lead- The village is about 30 miles east of Cleveland in ing to FInkbelner's office message left at her office Tuesday. There Is no listing for her in Mar- pounding on the roof, then it Just cracked and fell the "snow belt," a region where storms are intensi- ietta in," Easthon said. for "confidentiality pur- fied by the climactic effects of Lake Erie. Since poses" and to "control traf- State Rep. Randall Gardner, R-Bowllng Green, and the minority The girls, one of whom had an 18-month-old baby Christmas, as much as three feet of snow has ac- whip, told the Lima newspaper he had heard Voinovich's choice fic patterns," the mayor in her arms, were standing In the pool doorway as cumulated in some areas. said Tuesday. would be a woman. the roof began to give way, Easthon said. They "We've had some snow, but the manager said "She's the leading candidate," he said of Holllster. "I wanted to protect the were able to jump out of the way of the falling de- there was no more snow on that roof than on any individuals who have confi- Holllster would be the first woman to serve as Ohio's lieutenant bris, although one girl Injured her ankle. She was other." governor. She would succeed Lt. Gov. Mike DeWine, who is running dential papers on their treated at the scene, Easthon said. Calls to Heidelbach Monday night were not an- desks from the eyes of for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Democrat Howard Metzen- The names and relationships of the others at the swered. Easthon said he was uncertain whether the baum. everybody," Finkbeiner pool were not released. snow caused the roof to collapse. said. "It's extremely Important we do things in a busi- nesslike manner, and that Man may be jailed if fees not paid does not mean every Tom, Dick and Harry who comes up to the 22nd floor has the by Mitch Weiss money to pay for dog licenses you know, the frustration, aggra- jail for each count. But Hughlett said he does not right to go through my desk The Associated Press and rabies shots. He has not had vation. If I get depressed or The warden investigated have the money. It costs $10 for a or read what is on adminis- a steady job since he was laid off something, I grab one of my Hughlett after a neighbor com- license and $15 for each rabies TOLEDO - Bill Hughleft loves eight years ago from an auto dogs, hug 'em and just let it all plained about the animals. Hugh- trative desks and return to shot. It would cost $675 to get li- the street level and circu- raising dogs. The unemployed parts plant. out." lett started taking in the dogs last censes and shots for his dogs. Vietnam Veteran said his 27 dogs If Hughlett does not get that Hughlett last week was Issued year. late that information. I have keep him "clean and sober." taken care of soon, he could be 21 citations for violating the ci- "If he gets them their shots, if "I don't know what I'm going to no objection if they stop by Hughlett, 44, of Toledo, lives in fined $525 and go to jail. ty's dog ordinance, Lucas County he gets them spayed and do. I wish the county would give or request time," he said. his mother's one-story home and "Raising the dogs help me keep Dog Warden Thomas Skeldon neutered and if he gets the licen- me the shots for free. I'm willing receives about $115 a month in away from alcohol and drugs," said. He is scheduled to appear in ses, I'm willing to go to court to pay them back a little at a The city also locked the welfare. He uses almost all of his Hughlett said in an interview. Municipal Court on Friday. with him and stand up next to time," Hughlett said. door leading to the mayor's money on dog food. "They keep me clean and sober. Hughlett faces a maximum him and say, 'Judge, he's com- Skeldon said the dogs are office for security reasons. He does not have enough It's my way of letting things out, sentence of $25 and 30 days in piled with this,'" Skeldon said. treated welL HOME FALCON BASKETBALL SATURDAY vs. OHIO ... WOMEN 12:45, MEN 3:00! 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West, 35, of Er- confronted a changed world without water, almost all of in Los Angeles. langer, Ky., could be sent back to Tuesday. them in the hard-hit San Fer- Several hundred thousand prison to serve 10 to 15 years that The defining features of this nando Valley. The Department people a day use the Santa were suspended after his 1991 region's life - water, power of Water ind Power said It Monica Freeway, making It the conviction, a Hamilton County and freeways -- were suddenly could be a week or more before nation's busiest highway. Near probation officer said. uncertain. In their place: long water was restored. the fallen bridges Tuesday He is to be sentenced Jan. 25 In lines, hellish commutes and a About 20,000 people were morning, traffic crawled on Hamilton County Common Pleas constant earthquake after- camping in parks, the Depart- Fairfax Avenue at a rate of Court. shocks. ment of Parks and Recreation about four blocks per hour. West declined to comment A 16th body was found inside said. Late in the morning, huge after the hearing. He was taken a flattened apartment building O About 100 building engi- construction cranes began back to the county jail to await in Northridge, near the epicen- neers and inspectors fanned tearing down sections of the sentencing. ter of Monday's powerful out across the damaged area, freeway, biting cracks into the "I think he needs to feel impor- earthquake, bringing the death but no preliminary estimate on concrete slabs and lifting them tant," Cheryl Brown, the private toll from the quake to 34. the number of buildings dam- away. investigator who alerted proba- "The days ahead will also be aged was Immediately availa- The quake also collapsed tion officers to West's lawyer rough for us," Mayor Richard ble. sections of Interstates 5 and 14, ruse, said after the hearing. "I Riordan warned Angelenos, and state Route 118. The clo- think he needs some psychiatric O More than 2,000 National help." even as he praised them for a Guard soldiers were mobilized; sure of Interstate 5, the major cool-headed response to the north-south highway on the many could be seen patrolling Judge John Keefe found West crisis. "Let's all stick the San Fernando Valley, guns West Coast, left truckers AP Photo/Chrii Mutlnci ! together." stranded in the San Joaquin guilty after hearing testimony at their sides. Jim Barden, of Santa Monica, Calif., conducts bis business over that West identified himself to A snapshot of a region in □ After a dusk-to-dawn cur- Valley north of Los Angeles crisis Tuesday: the phone as workmen begin to repair his earthquake-damaged Brown and another private in- few, police reported about 75 and gave a hint of the economic home near the beach Tuesday. At least 34 victims perished in the O Many offices, schools and reverberations of the quake. vestigator as a Cincinnati lawyer arrests overnight for crimes 6.6 magnitude quake that struck Southern California Monday. and tried to hire them. stores were closed, and such as robbery and curfew workers were urged to stay violation. In the San Fernando Valley, ing problems to a minimum. mass transit. Brown said that he wanted home. The closure of four of California Governor Pete the 60-square-mile suburban Those who ventured out in "I was kind of surprised that them to investigate a Kentucky the nation's busiest freeways Wilson answered questions expanse most badly damaged their cars had to negotiate a it was so uncrowded," said state senator that West claimed still made commuting a frus- outside the crushed apartment by the quake, many people crazy tangle of detours around Scott Draper, Los Angeles, a opposed a juvenile justice center trating adventure. building in Northridge. stayed home to clean up and cracked residential streets and city analyst who lives in Glen- project West was trying to get □Aftershocks, some as "Unfortunately, it is going to take stock. That kept commut- flooded areas. A few opted for dale and took the train. built in northern Kentucky. West never identified the senator. HOME FALCON HOCKEY FRIDAY & SATURDAY vs. LAKE SUPERIOR Get behind the Falcons in their CCHA Title chase! 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She is already Western tribution of 22 points, 7 rebounds News sports writer fense, rebounding and our expe- only 62.8 in conference action. Michigan's career leader for free and 3 assists helped the Falcons In Saturday's game against TOs to TOs. Turnovers to time rienced players need to take throws and has scored in double The men's basketball team down Miami last weekend. Miami, BG kept the Redskins outs. more leadership. We also have to digits in 48 of her 54 career travels to Kalamazoo, Mich today in hopes of bumping to a season-low 59 points. have other players emerge to games. Since Albers return from a That seems to be the key to vic- give Kina Brown more help in the Western Michigan out of its BG will look to leading knee injury she has scored 27 scorers Shane Kline-Ruminski tory for the BG women's basket- scoring department," Charity shared first place conference Leading the way for the Fal- point, snagged 16 boards, and di- standing. and Shane Komives for col- ball team. The Falcon squad said. cons are junior Michelle Shade shed out 11 assists in three creates the turnovers, trans- games. Western Michigan and BG, lecting major points. Komives and seniors, Tangy Williams and is the only player for the Fal- forms them into points and Last year Brown, the Broncos Lori Albers. along with Eastern Michigan and Miami are currently in a cons who has scored in double forces their opposition to call junior forward, averaged 1S.1 Williams, the Falcon center, time outs. points a game, 7.7 rebounds and Shade is coming off one of her four-way tie at the top of the figures in each of the four stepped up her game last week Mid-American Conference, conference games thus far. In last week's defeats of MAC hitting 7 of 11 shots from the with marks of 3-1. Another major contributor field while on the defensive end rivals. Ball State and Miami, the Bowling Green vs. Western Michigan The Broncos will be led by will be James Cerisier, who she added 4 steals. Falcons forced 26 turnovers each senior Leon McGee, who is has been named Mid- game. Tomorrow the BG club, 9-3 Mid-American Conference Rankings second in the Mid-American American Conference/Ford overall and 3-1 in MAC play, will The height of Shade. Albers Conference in scoring with an Player of the Week. Cerisier look to do the same against WomeTi's Basketball and Williams will be needed to average of 21.8 points per scored 32 points and had eight Western Michigan, 8-4 overall counter the rebounding skills of game. McGee is also shooting rebounds in BG's win against Falcons Broncos the Broncos, who lead the MAC 56.9 from the field. Ball State (70-69) last week, and 2-2 in conference contests. Scoring: 79.3 ppg (4) 81.6 ppg (2) The Falcons will scrap with the in rebounding margin with a plus Western Michigan has won and against Miami (74-59). The Broncos in Kalamazoo, Mich., at Scoring Margin: +6.5 (3) +4.4 (4) 8.5 mark. Another key for the BG nine of its last 10 games. The junior forward made 12 of 16 the Read Fieldhouse at 5:30 to- FG%: 45.2% (2) 41.8% (5) club will be to maintain their hot Broncos have also held eight shots from the field and 8 of 10 day. 3-Pt. FG%: 33.9% (4) 27.6% (8) shooting from the field. The BG of 13 opponents this season attempts from the free throw FT%: 74.4% (1) 64.3% (5) women are averaging 91.5 points under 40 percent shooting line. In the Ball State game, The Broncos, coached by Pat Pts. Allowed: 72.8 ppg (7) 77.2 ppg (9) a game in league play and have from the field, including con- Cerisier scored 15 points and Charity, are coming off a 63-61 FG% Defense: 45.5% (9) 42.6% (7) shot 50 percent or better from ference teams Ohio Universi- two rebounds and shot 77.8 the field in three of four MAC defeat at the hands of the Central Reb. Margin: -0.9(6) -8.5(1) ty (34.6) and Central Michigan percent from the free throw games. (37.0). line. Bowling Green vs. Western Michigan Mixed team splits matches Mid-American Conference Rankings by Garrett Walkup that they are for real. Ciochetto won their match, their a record of 3-1 for the tourna- News Sports writer Their first match was against overtime, and their supertie- ment. Men's Basketball number two seated Kalamazoo breaker to put BG over the top, Head women's coach Penny Falcons Broncos The tennis team got back into College who was looking to walk and upset second ranked Kala- Dean was impressed overall with Scoring: 70.9 ppg (7) 74.9 ppg (5) the swing of things last weekend. all over BG. BG dropped the first mazoo. her team's play, especially from the younger players, but she sees Scoring Margin +7(4) +6.1(5) (Boy, was that bad.) Three of the two matches to them, and then "It was a very tiring match, but FG%: 46.8% (5) 48.6% (3) came back in grand style to take it was also exciting, it wasn't like lots of room for improvement. ladies and two of the men com- 3-Pt. FG%: 32.4% (8) 40.5% (1) the next three matches and anything I have been in be- "I wouldn't say we are rusty, peted in a one day MAC, plus Ka- 68.5% (4) 66.2% (5) lamazoo College indoor tourna- defeat Kalamazoo. fore,"Bowbeer said. but it is obvious our skills need to FT%: ment at Western Michigan last BG was down after the first The win put BG into the semi- be sharpened through prac- Pts. Allowed: 63.9 ppg (1) 68.8 ppg (5) Saturday. four matches against Kalamazoo. finals against Eastern Michigan. tice,"Dean said. FG% Defense: 43.1% (4) 40.3% (2) The players looked to check But just as the fat lady was about The thrilling, but long day finally Sophmore Patty Bank was also Reb. Margin: +3.8(4) +4.2(3) out the competition as confer- to sing for BG, clutch play from caught up to the the Falcons as pleased with the play of the team ence play approaches. Team BG the mixed doubles pairing of Erin they dropped four of the five and the with the whole tourna- went into the tournament seated Bowbeer, and Mark Ciochetto matches to EMU. The play of ment. "It was tough to get in to seventh out of the eight teams. brought them back, and sent the sophmore Mark Ciochetto and the matches because they were The Falcons were not expected to fat lady to a weight watchers freshman Joel Terman kept the only one set, but it was also great Stadium damaged do well, but the team had other clinic. Junior Erin "Bobbitt" team solid. Terman had the only because we had lots of crowd ideas, namely upset, and to show Bowbeer and sophmore Mark BG victory against EMU, and had support, "Banks said. as result of quake The Associated Press Crosby named as coordinator said the track, with a rare Mon- LOS ANGELES - The "Big A" day racing date because of the by Chuck Melvin sign inside the stadium is down. holiday, sustained "only superfi- The Associated Press Bemie Kosar as the Browns' stuff that comes up and there's soon after Kosar was cut in The scoreboard and giant replay cial, cosmetic-type damage, a starting quarterback. Crosby nobody in there that says, 'Hey, November, and the Browns' screen are in ruins. little plaster down." BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland called the Browns' plays during here's how we're going to do it. offense unproved statistically Anaheim Stadium sustained The quake kept Roger Stein Browns promoted running backs the second half of the year. End of conversation.' It gives a over the final seven games, aver- about $3.4 million in damages home, but the horse he trains, coach Steve Crosby to offensive Belichick did not have an Monday from the earthquake 11-1 shot Southern Truce, still coordinator on Tuesday, giving offensive coordinator during his that rocked Los Angeles. won the $160,600 Santa Monica him the title to go with the role he first three seasons as head coach, "Ultimately you'll have one person making The stadium, home of the Cali- Handicap by a half length over played during the second half of a situation that Crosby said led to the decisions on how we're going to do fornia Angels and Los Angeles Arches of Gold. the 1993 season. excessively long meetings Rams, is farther from the "A Grade I race and I'm not Crosby, 43, coached the among offensive coaches as they things. Sometimes when it's not done that quake's epicenter than most of even there," Stein said when in- Browns' running backs for one worked out weekly game plans. way...it's like having too many generals and the Los Angeles area's stadiums formed by a Santa Anita em- year under Marty Schotten- "Ultimately you'll have one and arenas. Yet, it was the only ployee of Southern Truce's vic- heimer in 1985 and returned to person making the decision on not enough privates. Somebody's shooting, one to incur significant damage. tory. that job when Bill Belichick be- how we're going to do things," and somebody's retreating." Bret Colson, an Anaheim city Asked if that was the best news came Cleveland's head coach in Crosby said. "Sometimes when spokesman, said there will be a he'd heard all day. Stein replied, 1991. A former New York Giants it's not done that way ... it's like Steve Crosby, Browns offensive coordinator big bill to foot because the insur- "You're not kidding." running back, Crosby also has having too many generals and not ance deductible is $6.25 million, Stein didn't go to the track be- worked as an assistant coach enough privates. Somebody's little bit more leadership." aging 335 yards per game during meaning the damages will not be cause of damage at his home in with Miami, Atlanta and New shooting, and somebody's re- Play-calling became a hot Issue that span compared with 263.7 covered. Woodland Hills, near the epicen- England. treating. early in the season when Beli- . yards per game in the first nine. Anaheim is some 30 miles from ter. He assumed the position, but 'To be quite honest with you, chick reportedly objected to Ko- Still, Cleveland lost five of those downtown Los Angeles and about not the title, of offensive coor- this really eliminates those 2:30 sar's changing of plays at the line last seven. 50 miles from where the quake One visiting team's players- dinator at midseason, about the in the morning meetings, when of scrimmage. Crosby said he and the rest of was centered in Northridge. were more than happy to leave same time Vinny Testaverde was you discuss as a group all this Crosby began calling the plays the coaching staff were in com- The new Anaheim Arena, about Southern California on Monday plete agreement when Belichick a mile from Anaheim Stadium after the quake. decided to release Kosar, even and home of the NHL's Mighty though Testaverde was sidelined Ducks, had no apparent damage. The Vancouver Canucks were by a separated shoulder at the "We were able to weather it staying at a hotel near downtown- time. The move left inexperien- very well," said John Nicoletti, Los Angeles after beating th< ced Todd Philcox as Cleveland's spokesman for the arena. "The Mighty Ducks 4-3 Sunday night starter temporarily. building is built structurally "I think everybody agreed that sound. Everything is fine." "I didn't know what it was ar we had a legitimate chance to win Nearer the epicenter of the first, but my roommate is Jimmy- some games before Vinny got quake, which measured 6.6 on the Carson (former Los Angeles back," Crosby said. "It didn't Richter scale, were Dodger Sta- King) and he said right away it work out the way we hoped it dium, the Los Angeles Coliseum was an earthquake," Canucks! would." and Sports Arena, all near down- captain Trevor Linden said after town Los Angeles, the Rose Bowl returning to Vancouver. "The Crosby said the Browns in Pasadena and the Forum in whole bed was shaking and the already have the personnel to be Inglewood. All apparently had no noise was really loud. It was a a good offensive team, and he has major damage. nice feeling getting on that plane complete confidence in Tes- The Sacramento Kings-Los and coming home again." taverde, the former Heisman Angeles Lakers game Monday winner who has never had a win- afternoon was postponed be- A college team that was out of ning season since coming to the cause of the mayhem. town during the quake the Cal NFL with Tampa Bay in 1987. "It's the scariest feeling I've State Northridge men's basket- The Browns saw Testaverde at ever had," Sacramento forward ball team cut its road trip short his best and worst this season. Wayman Tisdale said. The Matadors, who lost 100-85 at His final two passes were inter- "Two thoughts came to mind," Colorado on Monday night, de- cepted in a loss to New England said Kings coach Garry St. Jean. cided to return home and post- that knocked Cleveland out of "One, is the building going to col- pone Wednesday's game against playoff contention, but he came lapse? Two, what about my fami- Air Force at Colorado Springs. back the next week to set an NFL ly?" record for accuracy by complet- At Santa Anita, 20 miles from "I don't think anybody wants to ing 21-of-23 passes against the Northridge, the special Martin be here right now, as beautiful as Los Angeles Rams. Luther King Jr. Day racing pro- Boulder is, as Colorado Is," coach APpholo gram went on as scheduled and Pete Cassidy said. •"There's a "I don't know what happened to Steve Crosby ponders a question during a press conference announcing the Cleveland browns had drew a crowd of 19,001. tremendous concern on the part named him to be their new offensive coordinator Tuesday. Crosby had been the Brown's running back Vinny in Tampa. I don't really Jane Goldstein, director of of all of us we want to go there- DM. care," Crosby said. communications for Santa Anita, and help." Sports The BG News page eight Wednesday, January 19, 1994 Stich upset in first round at Australia The Associated Press the two-set-to-love lead get away Fourth seed Stefan Edberg of like it did back in "91," he said. Sweden, No. 6 Thomas Muster of MELBOURNE, Australia -- "It didn't get me nervous or play Austria, No. 9 Todd Martin of the - Drawing from the past to focus a negative role." United States, No. 10 Magnus on the present, Mary Pierce and Pierce, who plays for France Gustafsson of Sweden, No. 12 MaliVai Washington won center- but also lives in Florida, is start- Alexander Volkov of Russia, No. court matches Tuesday at the ing her first full year away from 13 Wayne Ferreira of South Australian Open. Hers was ex- the verbal abuse of her dad and Africa and No. 16 Arnaud pected; his was a surprise. the controversy it generated in Boetsch of France all won first- Washington pulled off the women's tennis. Jim Pierce has round matches Tuesday. biggest upset of the first round, been banned by the Women's ousting second seed Michael Tennis Association from attend- Eighth seed Petr Korda of the Stich in four sets. Pierce, the ing her matches until the end of Czech Republic joined Stich as an women's ninth seed, won easily 1994. upset victim, losing in straight over Natalia Baudone of Italy. After beating Baudone 6-2, 6-1, sets to Thomas Enqvist of Swe- During his 7-6 (7-4), 6-3,3-6,6-2 Pierce said it was good to be able den. victory, Washington let his to concentrate on tennis. But she thoughts wander back momen- said the travails of 1993 have Women's second seed Arantxa tarily to the first round of the helped her mature. Sanchez Vicario of Spain 1991 Australian Open when he "It helped me a lot to learn dropped only four games while squandered a two-set lead and things more in life on and off the winning her first-round match lost to Stich. court," said Pierce, who turned and No. 10 Kimiko Date - the This time, the Floridian didn't 19 on Saturday. "It made me a first Japanese player to be let Stich off the hook. better person and I learned a lot. ranked in the world's Top 10 ~ "It actually kind of inspired It made me mentally tougher lost just two games in advanc- me, because I wasn't going to let also." ing. Hall ofFamers chosen The Associated Press Tony Dorsett, the Heisman liott of Michigan, Tucker Freder- Trophy winner from Pittsburgh ickson of Auburn, Jerry Groom LARCHMONT, N.Y. - Georgia whose 6,082 career rushing yards of Notre Dame, John Hadl of athletic director Vince Dooley, is the most in NCAA Division I-A, Kansas, Gifford Nielsen of who coached the Bulldogs to a led the list of players named Brigham Young, Ozzie Newsome national title in 1980, was one of Monday. of Alabama, Marvin Powell of two former coaches named to the Southern Cal and Randy White of College Football Hall of Fame Others players chosen by the Maryland. along with 12 players. National Football Foundation Dooley coached Georgia from The other coach was the late Germany's Michael Stich returns a serve during bis first round loss to the United State's Maltval were Bob Babich of Miami of 1964 to 1988, and at the time of Washington at the Australian Open tennis Championships on Tuesday. 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The Associated Press on weight, getting as heavy as In the last two weeks, Funder- games went off Uke clock work. reduction in scholarships are all The reductions are made in the 255 pounds - 20 pounds more burke has returned to the form No delays, no problems. part of the setbacks by the NCAA name of fiscal responsibility in COLUMBUS - His knees than his current weight ~ and that saw him start as a sopho- As the players took to the trying to make ends meet for all no longer ache. But Lawrence was badly out of condition when more on Ohio State's Big Ten courts, along with their coaches, universities. Some schools not Funderburke still aches for the practice started in November. Conference championship team the NCAA gave a sigh of relief. only dont make money off of days when he was an Integral In the early portion of Ohio two years ago after transferring The emminant dark cloud of the their athletic programs they lose part of a championship team. State's season, he looked slow from Indiana Black Coaches Association's money. Funderburke finally is in good and deliberate. No longer did he He had 16 points and nine re- planned boycott of major-college The irony of the situation is health as he prepares for the make a quick spin to the basket bounds at Wisconsin on Jan. 8,16 basketball games was diverted that the cuts are being made stretch run of his college career, or beat a defender along the points and 10 rebounds against for the time being, but the issue from the program that gives the and he wants to go out of Ohio baseline. That left him shooting Michigan on Jan. 13 and 17 points that prompted this controversy is NCAA 75 percent of its $172 mil- State the way he came in. 15-foot fadeaways that hindered and four rebounds against Illi- far from resolved. lion from last year. "The main thing is I want to his rebounding. nois on Saturday. The boycott, planned by the The vote for the extra schol- win," said the 6-foot-9 senior Funderburke said his physical "Any time you come off double BCA, was sparked by a vote by arship was defeated 191-119 and forward from Columbus. "When recovery moved along much the NCAA that kept the number Glen knee surgery, your biggest prob- the Mid-American Conference we're not playing well, it hurts more quickly than did his mental lem is starting and stopping and of scholarships at 13. Two years Lubbert was one of those opposing ballots me because we have a team that's improvement. then jumping off a solid base. ago the number of scholarships cast. Based upon a tally of the 10 capable of finishing strong in the "I definitely got off to a slow He's gaining more confidence was reduced from IS. But that toward Division I basketball. MAC schools taken a week be- conference. I could have the start," he said. "It was more daily." vote is just a small part of a prob- It's a trend that has sent 'red fore the vote, the conference of- greatest statistics in the world, mental. My knees were healthy, flags up' as to the direction the Funderburke's performance lem that has been building be- fice reported eight schools but if the team's not doing well, but I knew I had had surgery. My was not enough to keep Ohio tween college coaches and the NCAA is taking in men's basket- planned to opposed the increase then it's a direct reflection on body didn't feel like it was ready State from losing all three of NCAA. ball, according to Bowling Green in a scholarship. Therefore, they me." to make the quick moves I was those games. Now more is asked The problem stems from head coach Jim Larranaga also voted against it. Funderburke had arthroscopic capable of making." of him than ever before. Now several different decisions that "I think the question of the But if there is not a resolution surgery on both knees June 9 to As Funderburke played him- Funderburke, who got kicked off have steered the NCAA into a boycott is more than just dealing soon, the coaches may have no correct chronic tendinitis. self into shape, the Buckeyes his high school team as a senior direction detrimental to the col- with an additional scholarship," choice but to boycott. Unfortu- Even though doctors had said waited. In his place, redshirt for insubordination, must be the lege basketball community. The Larranaga said. "The real issue is nately, the athletes may be the Funderburke would be ready to freshman Gerald Eaker, junior leader the Buckeyes are lacking. reduction of the number of the direction of NCAA rules re- ones who will ultimately lose. go when practice started, he Tony Watson and sophomore "I'm taking every game a step coaches from 5-4, the reduction garding the reduction of not just Glen Lubbert is managing edi- wasn't. He couldn't play basket- Nate Wilboume shouldered most at a time," he said. "The main of games from 27-26, the escalat- scholarships, but also increasing tor The News. ball for three months and was of the rebounding and inside dc- thing Is I want to win." Classifieds ING NO STRINGS ATTACHED. TONIGHTS Wed. 1/19. 830 pm 334 LSC -NFMA' Princeton Review Be a part of the team I HEY YOU! LISTEN UP! HOW MANY OF YOU AGENDA. MEET OUR NEW SENATOR, First Meeting ol 14 ALL Ant Welcomel The WORLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION WENT HOME AND SAW OLD PARKS AND CAMPUS EVENTS PLAN FOR EARTH WEEK, SHOWING OF NEWDAY: Thurs. Jan. 208 00 MEDICINE MAN, AND TRIP TO WINTER- has leadership positions available TREES TORN DOWN FOR ANOTHER 1 AirtorOB coming Feb. 3 6 00 For more information, join us at CONDO TO BE BUILT? OR YOUR HOME- GARDEN AND THE RAINFOREST ALL FREE FOOOintheGaHehal •- ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION GROUP — APICS our first weekly meeting TOWN'S ONCE CLEAR STREAMS NOW WELCOME, EVEN REPUBLICANS! •NFMA' 9 00 P.M. ROOM 1003 BA General Meeting, BA 118 al 7:30 pm Sun Jan. 234 pm 1106 Olfenhauer West LOOKING DIRTY OR DRAINED? EVERY- ANOTHER DAY WENT BY AND 00 YOU •BGCTM- Thursday. January 20. i»»4 or call the WSA Office al 372-2249 DAY OUR WORLD IS TRASHED FOR THINK OF THE BEAUTY OF OUR PLANET? Wednesday. Jan. 10 Alpha Epsilon Delia COUNTLESS CHEESY REASONS. IN FACT, OR THAT EVERYDAY THAT VERY BEAUTY 6:30 PM in 133 LSC National Pre-Professional Honorary BY THE TIME YOU HAVE FINISHED READ- IS SLIPPING AWAY WHAT WILL OUR Topic: Integrating Mathematics Tuel. 1/18.6:30 pm 334 LSC ING THIS, WE WILL HAVE LOST 7 MORE by Shirley Hodapp Speaker: Monica Reichle: Topic: Application of ACRES OF RAINFORESTS - GONE FOR- CHILDREN HAVE TO LOOK FORWARD TO? Organizational Meeting Course Theory in Business. CAMPUS FACT LINE PLEASE. TAKE ACTION COMF TO A MEET- Everyone Welcomel EVER! HELP US DO SOMETHING NOW! NO MORE EXCUSES! GET TO TONIGHT'S EN- JOBSIJOBSI JOBS' JOBSI VIRONMENTAL ACTION GROUP MEETING! FRESHMENI FRESHMEN! 9:00 P.M. IN 1003 BA! BE THERE! MOTHER SOPHOMORESi SOPHOMORES' NATURE NEEDS OUR HELP NOW! ITVA Rent Mow For Fall 1994 Applications available beginning Meeting Wed. 1/19at9:1$pm at 8am tomorrow al at WBGU 27 TV studio Student Employment Anyone mis rested in t.v may come. Zom*?& Lota of Info I COLUMBIA COURT Only 100 applications available Join hundreds of former BGSU students in ex- Campus Fad Line penenang meaningful volunteer placements. APARTMElVrS Meeting tor volunteers to tutor children, teach English as a Second Language to adults, or work with mentally and physicalfy handicapped CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL REGISTER TO WIN A PAIR OF FREE WHITE ZOMBIE TICKETS adults will be on Wednesday, September S from 600-7:00 pm al Unrted Christian Fellow- White Zombie fans will want to get up & get to Bullethead |B.G.'S OPEN HOUSE Newest Apartment Complex [ ship Center, comer of Ridge and Thursoh. For Wednesday, January 19th further information, contact Amy Breitmann or Where any $10 purchase automatically registers them 9cm in room 112 BA Close to B.GJS.U Bina Rohaigl at 352-7534. (you) to win a FREE pair ol Zombie tickets tor the Wed. FOOD'PRIZES "FUN- COME SEE WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT 11 Join hundreds ol former BGSU students In ex Feb. 2nd show at the Toledo Sports Arena. Special Guest Features; penenong meaningful volunteer placements is Prong, so this is bound to be a sell out show. Donl • Large 3 Bedroom Apartments COLLEGIATE 4-H MEETING Meeting lor volunteers to tutor children, teach TONMHTI English as Second Language to adults, or work stay buried in boredom! Dig yoursell out and follow the • 2 Full Bathrooms 8:00" BABLDO. 111 with mentally and physically handicapped • Economical Heating adults wi be on Wednesday. January 19 horn legion ol Zombies to Bullethead. Bullethead has White (The following meetings for »>e 6 00 - 7:00 p.m. at United Christian Fellow snip Zombie T's lor $11, long-sleeved hooded T's lor $21 & • Fully Furnished semester will be in BA 110). Center, comer of Ridge and Thurstln. For fur- • Laundromat on Premises DONT MISS THE FIRST IPC CLUB MEET ther nformation, contact Amy Breitman or Bina wool hats lor $11. GREAT PRICES ON AH IMIUM NQ Rohatgi at 352-7534. T'S $10 $12.25 • Close to Campus Thurs. Jan. 20th. Speaker Joel Hamer on The PERSONAL QUEST Key lo Finding a Joe/Internship. Room 101 BA Get ready for Spnng Breaklt BULLETHEAD Long T's $17 - • Air Conditioning Available 7:30 pm Join PERSONAL QUEST SIS; Hals $7.25 Financial Management Association Keep your New Year's resolutions I Patches S3; Call us at 352-0717 for Information Meeting Tomght' Join PERSONAL QUEST Bandanas $4.25 10lBABIdg 9-00 pm (30 minutes) Set your fitnessAveltness goals A reach them CUTTING EDGE All majors welcome. Join PERSONAL QUEST Stickers $1.75 more information. Come hear what we're al about. New semester, new YOU l I MERCHANDISE Hours OPfftl For more information call ■ - Friends ol the Deaf 500 LEHMAN STREET 372-7482 or 372-2711 1 at meeting Wed. Jan. 19 BOWLING Q RE EN. OHIO 43402 TUfS - SAT Personal Quest Kick Off 9:00 p.m. 383 Ed. PH0NE:(4li)3S4.5»a« 12 TO 7PM GREENBRIAR INC., MGR. 9pm-m.dnight, Thurs.. Jan. 27th Refreshments! Bowl n'Greenery '»/»^'»^»A'*A'v'v'»'v'*'vA.'\^v'v'v'v'v V V V V V V V V V V N. \. V \. \ N \ \ Everyone Welcome Sign up for PERSONAL QUEST inthe SRC Mam Office HOME FALCON BASKETBALL SATURDAY vs. OHIO ... WOMEN 12:45, MEN 3:00! Come win CASH ... be a contestant in either of the Halftime Shootouts! Alpha Gamma Delta 1994 Executive Council . ■:-. President Shan a Keller V.P. Fraternity Education KatihaJones Rail. Andrea Ross Scholarship n i Deb Eberly Recording Secretary KimFladd Corresponding Secretary Kim Vandivort Treasurer Allison Taylor Senior Panheilic Council Tammy Killean House Jodi Miller : •: ■..•>■'■•: ■:•-•, Membership Dcanna Kazamak Philanthropy Heidi Hartman Publicity Kristina Mahoney Sru4*fc-Social .:• Mamb Jester RUSH ml Bno P.M. Rituil. ; : ••--,,.:,.-■•• WEDNESDAY JAffl ^..SUBWAY SUBS ..:f.:, Julie Krisko Activities ••:••:.••••.:: ...... Kelly rfepke Jlny Question PCall 2-8331 Standards Jen Green •■■\.\. Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta —— The BG News STUDENT ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY #1 Awesome Spring Break! Panama City! 6 Lambda Chi' Sigma Kappa WANT GIRL SCOUT COOKIES? Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- CARTY RENTALS supplements lor the Spring Semester are cur- Days Oceanview Room With Kitchen $1igi Congratulations to Aaron Holtz on his recent If we miss you. call 669-2409 terials provided Send SASE to P O. Box 305. Subleasing single rooms tor 2nd semester rently available in the Office ol Student Activi- Walk To Best Bars) Includes Free Discount engagement to Stephanie Axe. to place your order. Sale ends Jan. 23 Otathe.KS 66051 Call 353-0325 ties and Orientation. Room 405 Student Ser- Card - Save $50 On Cover Charges! Lambda Chi * Sgma Kappa vices Pick up a coppy while supplies last. This 1-800<78-6386 Ebsco Telemarketing Service Now Hiring for Duplexes. 1.2,4 3 barms will give you a complete listing ol registered Work and play in re Nation's Capital Earn credit and professorial experience evening & weekend h>i. Must work 15 hrsJWk. Quiet locations. Call Newiove Rentals at campus rypanissBiona. - BGSU GREEKS' Lambda Chi SAI Good luck with RUSH! Slop by Congratulations to Eric Tulenson on his recent WASHINGTON CENTER INTERNSHIPS You F«cfc your own days to work Guaranteed 352 5620. our only oflice The Klckotf Is Coming Saturday! THE GREEK MART for all your lavalienng ol Erin Schelll "Way to go Torkel- Into session: Fnday Jan. 21,1:30 p m. hourly wage plus daily bonus based on sales. What is it? RUSH NEEDS Tumblers, balloons, screen- sons!" Slate Room. 3rd floor Union Slop in at 113 N Mam after 4 pm lor Apps GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS it's one of the biggest community service days printing, embroidery, and much, much more! Lambda Chi SAI Call Co-op Program at 2-2451 or stop by 800- THIRD ST of the year on campus. It all begins Saturday at 119 E. Court St 353-0901 (Near Mr. Spot's) 238 Administration Bldg Get ahead with Experience! Now renting lor 1994-95 9 30 am at the Old Cafeteria m Kohl Hall. We'll You've seen the rest NOW SHOP THE BEST! (12m/sch. year) and sum *94 be sending volunteers to David's House, tie 'Order of Omega* Looking for a healthy eating plan? If you are interested in finding a Fully furnished 1 BR & 2 BR Units Fnendry Center, and St. Paul's Community Join the lop 3% of the Greek Communityl Want a healthier tnmmer body with job in the Advertising/Marketing field- Excellent location. Reasonable rates Center (all in Toledo) and to the Wood County Don't forget to turn in your Order ol Omega a healthy eating plan? Call 2 8302 to WANTED GOODLUCK WITHOUT EXPERIENCE! Call 352 4966 or stop by Humane Sooety Free food and transportation application to tie Greek Lite Office by Fnday, register for an 8 wk program conducted the building. 110. is provided I' you want to gam valuable com- Jan. 21 at 5.00 pm by nurse A health educator. Sign up for But you can gain valuable expenence munity service expenence, you can't afford to 'Order of Omega' Tuesdays 7-8.30 pm or Weds 3.30-5 pm. 1 female roommate ai The BO News miss Kickoff 94 For more information, call Houses A duplexes for 1994-95 school year. Call 372 8302 or 372 8303 Bday House close to campus. The BG News had 3 positions available Todd at 3522986 Call 3548529 next semester and several positions 12 month leases only, starting in May. Alpha Phi' SHANNON GREIG ' Alpha Phi Steve Smith 352 8917 THE KICKOFF IS COMING! (or next year in the Advertising Dept Congratulations on your Christmas pearling to SATURDAY We are looking (or ENTHUSIASTIC, Enc Toppm! Good luck and best wishes I Love. Female needed to rent great apt for Spnng DEDICATED, EAGER individuals who Houses-1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Looking lor a new weigh? Semester Desperate1! Very low rent. Call Sleph, Libby.Chene. Came, and Beth. want to GET AHEAD! Watch tor details) Need help w/ your New Year'a Resolu- 9 month - summer - year leases 352-6059 352-7454 ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHI' tion? Female non-smoking roommate. Cwn room. CaH 372-2606 (or details! TOUR GUOESI CARRIE WHITAKER Call 3728302 to register lor an 8 wk All facilities in building $l60/mo. * house ut>li- Congratulations on your recent engagement to program conducted by nurse and health I need someone to share a spacious 2 bdrm. Mike Fulton. I am so proud of my little and I am ties.Call Yvetteat3526055or372 2736 Management opportunities. Arthur Victor Paint- All current University Tour Guides educator. Sign up for Tuesdays, apt across from Easy Street. Balcony over happy for you Congrats' ing, Inc. is searching tor ambitious students to 7-8 30 or Wednesdays, 3:30-5 pm. Female subleaser through May. Cwn bed ♦ looking Mam St with gas gnli 354-4214 must attend oneof the following fill summer management positions throughout Love, Call 372-8302 Eday or 372-8303. bathroom. Low rent ♦ utilities CaH after 5 pm. SPRING KICKOFF MEETINGS the Midwest. Complete training & field support Shannon 353-0003 Large 2 Bedroom Apartment 2 person ALPHA PHI'ALPHA PHI' High income potential 1-800-775-4745 Max. $350 • Deposit & utiliOes Tuesday, January 18.1994.6-7pm Female subleaser needed lor spring semester. S.P.P.I. is looking lor individuals who want to Available now 669 3332 or Loving couple with Christian values hopes to Own bedroom. f172/mo. * elec. (negotiable) Wednesday. January 19,1994,6-7pm gam management experience next summer Attention University Tour Guldeel adopt an infant to be the brother or sister to Contact McheHe at 354-0123 SPRING KICKOFF MEETING their 2 yr. old adopted son. We will pay cost. Earn (8000 to $10,000 per summer Positions Need more space in your room? ASSEMBLY ROOM * MCFALL CENTER You Must Come To One Ot The Following Call 1-708-397 1112 (collecl) Male rmte. needed. Cwn bdrm.. equipped available throughout the midwest. Call Jeff Rent a university approved loft Irom Tuea. January 18,1994,6-7pm Kitchen. SiM'mo. CaJI Paul at 353-0160. Griffith 1 -800-887-1960 SPACE SAVERS TOUR GUIDES! NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PRO- and maximize your living space or Needed: i male or female roommate for SPRINGBHEAK packages PROMOTE on GRAM * Also Renting Refrigerators * Wed. January 19,1994,67pm Spnng. 2 blocks from campus, own room, nice campus or SIGNUP NOW lor rooms. Daytona, ASSEMBLY ROOM - MCFALL CENTER Have you attended an into, session? 352-5475 Would you like to be a DJ? Then come to the Please attend a mandatory 2nd step meeting apt. Call 216- 355 6616 Panama $129 up. Cancun. Call CMI WBGU training class siarling Thursday, Jan- Attention University Tour Guides! Today -2 30 pm at the Co-op Program. One non-smoking female subleaser for Spr. 1-800-423-5264. uary 20 and lasting for 5 weeks. Lots of tun and Needed: 3 M/F roommates for May to May 238 Administration Btdg 2-2451 94. $1507mo ♦ uDl. Close to campus, CaH Wanted: Fun, outgoing & aggressive individual perhaps a chance at fame. 1 lease m 4 BR half ol house. $i90/mo (utif. in- ATTENTION GOLDEN KEY MEMBERS Deadline to apply foment yr is Feb 15th 35? 8825 to photograph social events on campus. If you are interested in an officer position for Equipment & training provided. Earn between cluded). Pels allowed. Call Yan 352-3699 1994-95, you must attend an informal interview Roommate CITY EVENTS NO MAN IS AN ISLAND Share a 4-bedroom house, nice part ol BG. $5-7/hr Call 372-3523 lor more information. session on Wed., Jan. 19 at 9 p.m. It will be in NOW LEASING the lounge on the 2nd floor of the BA If you RUSH FUl Own bathroom, $250/mo, plus unities. Grad For Summer-Fall N.ivr-quest ons call Jenny 354 0407 students preferred Call Doan 352-1197 1 bdrm. turn. Grads. 601 3rd BRATHAUS - Thursdays O PHI A RUSH O PHI A ATTENTIONWomens Rugby There will be a Roommate Needed Spring *94. Close to cam FOR SALE 2 bdrm. (urn. 70* 5th St. SO cents Happy Hours MANDATORY meeting on Thursday Jan 20 at Omega Phi Alpha pus, rent negotiable contact Jayce 352 8687 2bdrm.unfurn. 710 7th St. 6-Ppm. No cover tgandover Info. Nights 9:00 in Education Rm 115 Everyone Wel- Sublease 2 bedroom Townhouse Apt Ready come Wed. Jan 199:00-1000 pm116BA Dennis or Kay Marten BRATHAUS - Fridays and Saturdays Thurs. Jan 20 8:00-10:00 pm 116BA to leave, seconds from campus. Like new. fur- 1980 VW Rabbit New batary. muffler, alterna- nished. laundry Call Edwin 353 3308 352-3445 50 cents Happy Hours BETATHFTAPI'BFTATHETAPI' OPHIARuahOPHIA tor. Runs really good S800 OBO Cat! SanHalp 4-9 pm No cover - t9andover Cogratulations New Initiates i Subleaser needed immed. Close to downiown al35?30?7 One bedroom apartment. '28 S. Summit for Come in before and alter hockey games Stop by THE GREEK MART Acampus Own room $162.50.353 7012 for all your Fraternity needs. PHI DELTA THETA 88 OWsCalail Cutlass Summer 94 and 94 95 school year. White. ArC. automatic, loaded BRATHAUS - Sun., Mon , Tue., $ Wed Best prices and semes ANYWHERE' DELTA TAU DELTA Subleaser Needed Immediately 1-267-3341. RUSHShuttle Tonight Spnng Semester 2 rmtes Own room, own AtvVFM cassette Very nice Happy Hours All Night t19E.CouttSt 353-0901 (NearMr Spot's) One bedroom furnished apartment Leaving at 7 30 and running continuously from bath, $i60/mo. Across street from campus. $4000 Call Sam #352-1136 Bar open 6 pm- 19 and over 264 S. College 686-5425 CALL FOR FREE ALL DAY DELIVERY! Conklm lobby and the Commons to: Contact Jason 352-8556 LXBENEDETTO'S PIZZA, PASTA Delta Gamma House ■ Delts Subleaser needed immediately! S200/mo. AT«T Cordless Ptione SUBS AND SALADS. 3524663 Alpha Xi Delta House - Phi Delts Roommates needed Male or female New LOST & FOUND rent, * unities S College • close. Male or fe- Like New $45 00 PHI DELTA THETA home with dishwasher, fireplace and LOTS OF male. Christine 352-1931. leave message Call 352-1651 DELTA TAU DELTA PRIVACY. Own room, share lull size bath with Career-related experience Wanted: One single female to sublease. Loca- 1 other person and room lor a study Respon- LOST: A Black Ricoh Camera in a black case Brown Leather Jacket. Lrg. Hardly been worn. PAID POSITIONS AVAILABLE non close to campus Rent neg, pay electric sibility and cleanliness is a must COLLEGE with a red stripe Reward! CALL DAN Phi Gamma Delta FUl Stan NOW. only. If interested call ASAP 354-2201. 1120. For more information call Eric at STUDENTS ONLY. For more information, call 3723646 Two good names. one great fraternity Fr, So, Jrs. NEW to co-op, come to 352«656 354-6117 CO-OP KICK-OFF CAR FOR SALE Phi Tau' Pin Tau Rooms for rent in Victonan house. Fall. Spring Fnday. Jan. 21st HELP WANTED 1964 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. Fair condition. SERVICES OFFERED Congratulations to semesters, Pa/king, Kiichen. Rec. area with 3:30 p.m.. 1007 BA Building 12000/nefl Call Colly at 353 4828 Paul Kostansek. Jason Armstrong. weights and Pool table. Walk to campus ■ BE THE REI Details: 3722451 and Jason Hanes For Sale 19" Ml Bike ■ 352-5617 Date Party coming up? Rent a place to have Brothers ol the Week $120 nag. Sublease: 1 bedroom apt at 180 S Main St. CHI O Christy Etling CHI O your gathering. 15-20 mm. from BG. Excluded and Contact Jason 352-8556 Newly renovated, laundry, very nice. Available Congratulations on being selected as a mem- CAMPUS FACT LINE area ■ LOTS Of PRIVACY Call 288-3638. Ac- Mike Loomis after Feb. 13. Reni$275/mo Leave message ber of Omicron Delta Kappai Phi Tau of the Week cess to bands a DJ'a JOBS I JOBS! JOBS! JOBS' Jamaica Spring Break! All inclusive tour at su- Ken or Miriam 35? 61 d? Love, Your CHI O Sisters Phi Tau' Phi Tau NEED ADJ.? FRESHMEN! FRESHMEN! perior hotel. Sat. to Sun. flight from Columbus. Subleaser needed $2l0/mo. (everything in- Did you know Kappa Sigma has the largest SOPHOMORES! SOPHOMORES! Doug (614)298-0879. cluded). CaH James 3520800. One scholarship fund in America of any Fraternity? For: Fraternity or Sorority events, dances, PREVENTION IS A STEP bdrm,apt. for rent $300Vmo. Call Mary Reunions, weddings, etc FUl Phi Gamma Delta IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION! 352-0800. Applications available beginning Call 354-0201 ask lor Kirk "Not For College Day Alone" HELP TACKLE THE TOUGH ISSUES AT Nikon N202OAF. AF Nikkor 35-70mm lens. Ni- BGSU! at 8am tomorrow at kon SB 20 speed light, covers/case, all valued Subleaser Needed JOIN STEP 1 TOOAYI Student Employment at over $875.00. For sale for only $525.00. Own room in house on E Wooster HIKE THE GRAND CANYON, SKI CCX.ORA APPLICATIONS ARE DUE JANUARY 21ST 3544604 Seconds from campus! Free cablel NEED A PHONE NUMBER' DO IN 310 STUDENT SERVICES Only 100 applications available Call 352 5068or352 7402 WE HAVE THE ANSWE R SURFINHAWAIII Campus Fad Line VOICEMAIL You can do any ol these through the ONLY $1295 A MONTH NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PRO- RUSH CALL 1 800-98VISTA GRAM TONIGHT FOR RENT Get the facts: Thursday. Jan. 20 7:30-0:30 $700/wk. canneries; $4S00/mo deckhands '30pm 3rd floor Union (State Rm) RUSH PREGNANT? Alaska summer fisheries now hiring. Call the Co-op Program with ques. 2-2451 TONIGHT Employment Alaska 1 206-323-2672. We can help FREE 8 CONFIDENTIAL preg- 1 bdrm, qutet area, tree heat. Close to City Deadline to apply is February 1 Sttllll nancy tests, support & information BG Prog Park. Call Newiove Rentals at 352-5620. our nancy Center Can 354HOPE Management Inc. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: M BASKET- Rush ""SPRINGBREAK'94"" only office Cancun, Bahamas. Jamaica. Florida A Padre! Will do typing BALI JAN 19; M.WTEAM HANDBALL ■ JAN. Phi Kappa Tau i bdrm. apartment, dean, quiet. 1'2 block 1 bdrm - 610 N. Main. This apt. is 110% Lowest Price Guarantee! Organize 15 *l.2S/page 20 ENTRIES DUE IN 130 FIELD HOUSE BY Rush from campus, free heal & util. $345 ♦ elec friends and your trip is FREEI only a 15 min. walk to Molti/Science Call Vicki 352 3356 4:00 PM. ON DUE DATE. Phi Kappa Tau 354-3138. TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL (800) Bldg., yet nestled in a nice residential INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED BAS- Rush 328 7283 neighborhood starts at $275/mo. KETBALL OFFICIAL - MANDATORY CLINIC Phi Kappa Tau JANUARY 19. 7-10 P.M APPLY IN 130 FIELD Rush 353-0325 * CARTY RENTALS Now renting houses & apartments PERSONALS HOUSE BY 1/19/94 TEAM HANDBALL Phi Kappa Tau 1994 SUMMER MANAGEMENT POSITIONS lor 1994-95 school year. OFFICIALS - MUST ATTEND MANDATORY STILL AVAILABLE. TASP' International IS hir- Listings available, renting (asl. CLINIC JANUARY 20. 7-10 PM. APPLY IN RUSH' RUSH ' RUSH ' ing motivated students to Ml management posi- Office 316 E Merry. Apt 3 #1 Awesome Spring Break Bahamas Party 130FIRIDHOUSE BY 1/20-94. tions throughout Ohio. Earn $7.000-$8,000 this Pick-up listing or we will mail. Cruise) 6 Days $2791 Trip Includes Cruise & KAPPA SIGMA summer whikt building your resume and gain, Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Management Inc. Room, 12 Meals A 6 Free Parties1 Hurryl This mg an intemship/co-op Positions are open Christian Women's Sorority Organization Win Sell Out' 1-800 678-6388 RUSH' RUSH ' RUSH ■ but are filling quickly in Akron, Canton, Syl- 920 East Wooster - 2 bdrm, turn, across from open meetings WED. Jan. 19 A 26 vanla, Maumeo, Perrysburg, Lima, and alt campus. Free water, sewer, and gas heal; Eff. opartnent, 215 E. Poe Rd., starts ■1 Awesome Spring Break! Best Tnps A at 1 st United Methodist Church Cleveland Suburbs. Positions are filled on a laundry facilities. CaH Newiove Rentals at at J205/mo includes all utils. Pncosi Bahamas Party Cruise 6 Days $2791 come join us lor fun & food RUSH FUl first come first qualified basis. RUSH FUl 352-5620, our only office. Includes 12 Meals 8 6 Free Parties! Panama questions call 372-3361 or 353-6320 CMil-»00-M>37Wtogam mote mlo. mat-on. City Room With Kitchen 8 Days $1191 Cancun RUSH FUl Avail, immedl 1 bdrm. apt. furnished. 1 Wk & Jamaica With Air From Columbus 8 Days RUSH FUl 300 SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES from BGSU, pets all'd. parking ♦ yard. $330 KAPPA SIGMA' ALPHA XI DELTA in NY, PA and NEW ENGLAND. Instructors From $489' Daytona $1491 Key Weal $249! RUSH TAU KAPPA EPSILON mo. Utilities included- 353-1220 Congratulations to Bnan Bottgen needed for: Tennis. Basketball. Baseball, Cocoa Beach $159! 1.800*78 6386 Kappa Kappa Gamma House Wed. Jan. 19 on his recent lavalienng to Hockey, SwimmingrWSI/Lileguards, Sailing, Management Inc. Thurs Jan 20 7:00 - 9:00 pm Alpha Xi Delta Holy Vidourek. Water-skiing, Windsurfing, LaCrosse. Archery, Gymnastics, Ceramics, Jewelry, Volleyball, (419)353-5800 KAPPA SIGMA' ALPHA XI DELTA Soccer, Dance, Dramatics. Equestrian, Fit- RUSH UAO! RUSH UAO! Stop in our office located at 1045 N. Tonight is your opportunity to Join the largest ness. Ropes, Outdoorsmen, Piano Accompan - FRIED CHICKIN' Main SI. for a complete list of apts. KAPPA SIGMA' KAPPA SIGMA student programming board on campus. Come last, Phys. Ed Majors. Nurses, Chefs, etc. Can to our open house in the Tail room of the Union Arteneat: 1-800-443-6428 nowl "BARBICUIRIBS we have available. Rush Tonight 7:30 pm from 9-10 30 p.m. Meet board members and ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT officers. Talk to them about what UAO does. Fisheries. Join a committee I KAPPA SIGMA • KAPPA SIGMA Many earn $2,000 plus/mo. in canneries GOURMET DESSIITS RUSH UAO! RUSH UAOI or $3,000 - $6,000 pkil/mo. on fishing T-E-X-A-S 1 vessels. Many employers provide room & r SOUTH PADRE ISLAND RUSH UAO! RUSH UAOI board and transportation. Over 8.000 Tonights your opportunity to )om the largest openings. No experience neceesaryl NORTH PADRE/HUSTANG ISLAND C CARTV RENTAL student programming board on campus. Come Male or Female, For more informaDon call: r-L-O-B-LD-A It 318 E. Merry Apt. 3 to our open house in the Taft room ol the Union 1 -206-5454155 ext. A5544. DAYTONA BEACH * 353-0325 from 9-10:30 p.m. Meet board members and PANAMA CITY BEACH officers. Talk to them about what UAO does. ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income to assemble Join a committeelRUSH UAOI RUSH UAOI ORLANDO/WALT DISNEY WORLD products at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 DEPT. Alcohol Now Leasing 94-95 C-O-L-O-Pl-A'D-O OHC255 School Year SAE'SAE'SAE'SAE* impairs your ability STEAMBOAT Band looking for musically open minded end Houses and Apartment The Brothers of Sigma Alpha Epeiton would sokd drummer to piay all original material. CaH VAIL/BEAVER CREEK like to congratulate Bnan Zelenka on his recent to operate anytype Kevin 859-2324 or Mark 355-1709. ■fli.'.^'mita BRECKENRIDGE/KEYSTONE engagement to Rhonda Koralewsle. of vehicle or M -E.V. A.D-A 1 SAE'SAE'SAE'SAE' x Very Close to Campus BG Family desires responsible grad. school machinery.. LAS VEGAS All units furnished husband/wite to house sit & watch 3 older 354*7262 ■■O-U-T-H CA-lt-OL-IHA Spnng Break 94 children for 2 weeks. Must be available from Reasonable rates Sun Splash Tours. Lowest Pnces Guaranteed ■ HILTON HEAD ISLAND 4:00 pm - 8:30 am (weekdays) $ Sal. * Sun. Cancun. Jamaica, Bahamas, S. Padre, Day- References Required. Salary negotiable. Call RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE NOW Apts. 9 and 12 month leases tona and Panama City Willing to work with in- soon 353-4091 after 5 pm lor more info. CALL TOLL FREE FOR FULL dividual groups. Please call Campus Rep. * Student Legal Service Standard Bnan 353-7gi4. DETAILS AND COLOR BROCHUREI EARN $500 or more weekly stuffing envelopes 'BRAKE PADS & SHOES' * Lease Available The Bagel Line at home. Send long SASE to: Country Living 1*800*SUNCHASE With your choice of sandwich fillings Shoppers. Dept. U1, P.O Box 1779, Denham WINTER ■•"■'••^''•w'*— WHERE ARE YOU GONG TO UVE? 12.50 every Wed. and Fri $2.50 Springs. LA 70727. Proul Ceteiena - 2nd door Union SPECIALS I SAW50% on our rxmrii«irivH»ryol lap qiallty.R IMrra' ;iii;i;i;i;i;i;i;iiiiiii;iii:i;iiiiiiiii;i:iii;iiiiiiiiiii;i|i;i;iiiiiii:iiiiiM | winnierj tm pan & SIOK - oood In JS long is . you own your car wtlh Tutfys eaperl tntearvia ^ WHITE PIZZAS i HOWARDS club H I -WTHCOUW MlfUVOTiamJSHlKflOIIOhlV i Tuffy VEGETARIAN: Green Peppers. Onion,Tomato 'I'l'l't'T'l'r't*?*'*!*!*?* 210 N. Main „ 352-9951 LIFETIME MUFFLERS! Auto Service MEAT: Ham, Pepperoni, Bacon Bits Wednesdayf Night Centers CREATE YOUR OWN: Choice o» 3 items. Tiifjy Does It Right! 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