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The BC News been trying to arrange the William Balzer, chairman of shock, but has been trying to researcher and clinician," Balzer high: 3^ memorial service and fill the gap the psychology department, said concentrate on making arrange- said. "He was very concerned A memorial service for Psy- the death has left. the memorial will serve as a ments for the service. about other people." chology Professor Douglas Ull- Ullman was the director of the reminder of the dedication Ull- Balzer also commented on the Balzer was a Bowling Green low: 33 man will be held today at 11 a.m. man exhibited as a professor and work Ullman did with the PSC. resident. He received his bache- at St. Thomas More University Psychological Services Center He said Ullman had contributed lor degree Irom Rutgers Univer- Parish on Thurstin Ave. (PSC). He came to the University colleague. greatly to redesigning the PSC sity in New Jersey and his mas- opinion 1 Ullman, 53, collapsed and in 1972, where he served as a "He was a very important died after a workout at the Stu- full-time professor until 1987. In contributing member of the and was making more changes ters and Ph.D. degrees from the m A BGSU student dent Recreation Center Monday. 1987 he was named the director department," he said. "He has before he died. Despite being the University of Iowa. Before com- director since 1997, he was ing to BGSU, he was a lecturer at remembers Professor The cause of death is still of clinical training. In 1997 he touched us all." then was named the director of Deb Conklin, psychology involved with the PSC for sever- Manhattan College and worked Ullman. unknown. With Ullman's sudden death the Psychological Services Cen- department secretary, agreed. al years beforehand, he said. at the Children's Village in New the psychology department has ter. She said the faculty is still in "He was an excellent teacher, York. world and nation 4 credit for participation, yet thing in the whole world." Senate ■ A NY recruiting booth Holden believes the benefits are One of McCellan's teaching used to enlist soldiers is far greater than credit. It gives assistants is Mendoza. She said Building them the opportunity to gain Mendoza especially helped her being torn down. leadership skills and helps us to when she did not understand discusses r*\ continue to build a community, the short story, "Ihe Interlop- he said. ers." Future Bob Marzola, a sophomore Amy Delugach, .1 freshman A Cincinnati insurance education major, said not only early childhood education fall break has he seen the CLC communi- major and a member of Hold- company addresses ty grow with this program, but en's class, agreed. She said it is the problem of Leaders he believes he has also grown. convenient to have a teaching By CHASITY LESTER including minority He said he now appreciates assistant in the same dorm if The BC News doctors in their teachers and their frustrations she needs help late at night. Imagine, it is the middle of the company. Sophomores get the opportunity more. Eckert said she is glad to give fall semester. You are lying in "1 love Ihe program because students another avenue to bed after another exhausting day to become teaching assistants I'm not actually the student, but pursue for assistance. She said of classes and you begin to NOW 8 I'm also not the teacher," Mar- I lolden solicited her help last dream that you have a few days By BRANDI BARHITE lege. She believes she has zola said. semester and she was eager to off. already touched several stu- Marzola also said being a participate after having him for The BC News This dream could become a dents. leaching assistant now will help English 111 and English 112. reality if the Faculty Senate pass- If you walk into room 360C "One student had no idea him when he is in his own class- She said he is an awesome NOW talks to local es a proposal to institute a fall in Chapman Hall, you won't what she was going to do for an room some day. teacher who motivates the break. rockers Ten Forward find a traditional teacher/stu- essay," she said. "We used visu- Marzola is not the only class, a skill she hopes to The proposal was made at a and pulls something dent set-up. als and we worked out her teaching assistant who sees this acquire one day. Faculty Senate meeting in Janu- from the dusty shelf. Instead you will find Brett problem together." experience as a head start for a Gretchen LeGrande, a ary. Greg De Crane, dean of stu- Holden, Chapman Learning Despite being a biology teaching career. Melissa Eckert, sophomore early childhood dents and assistant vice presi- Community (CLC) professor, major, Mendoza said teaching a sophomore special education education major, is also thrilled dent of student affairs, said the teaching his class "Journeys of will help her in her career if she major, said this is a rare oppor- to be Holden's assistant. Faculty Senate proposed this the Imagination" with "It is a great experi- after analyzing University statis- two teaching assis- ence," she said. "I am tics that showed a rise in student tants. The rare thing is learning how to be a visits to the campus health clinic not that he has teach- leader." during the middle of fall semes- ing assistants, but that LeGrande also ter. his assistants are CLC noticed that students De Crane also said counseling sophomores. are more comfortable referrals and a drop in grades Holden knows talking to her than a and class attendance are also evi- being a teaching assis- professor. She said in a dent at this time. He said they tant is a job generally recent group discus- also considered statistics gath- reserved for graduate sion she noticed the ered by the University of Illinois i BG ends its three students, yet he said decides to educate children students talked more that evaluated the merits of a fall tunity which will help her in freely with her. game losing streak CLC has established a program about marine biology. break. that allows undergraduate stu- Holden said his teaching the future. For now though, she Holden agreed. He said his downing N. Illinois. De Crane said tension builds dents to become teaching assis- assistants help him generate said the students are benefiting students can identify belter stress. He said this can lead to a tants. All together he has enlist- discussion in classroom. He from having teaching assistants with the sophomore teaching rise in drop-out rates and class ed the help of four CLC stu- also said they meet with him that are their own ages. assistants because they are the failures. index dents for the two sections he once a week to give him ideas "They are a lot more com- same age and live in the dorms Other Faculty Senate mem- teaches. on how to improve the class fortable," she said. "We can talk together. bers are also concerned with stu- "We need to get our upper- on the same level, but in the "The students know that Ihe Opinion 2 and relate better to the stu- dent stress. classmen involved," Holden dents. same instance we can step back sophomores are always there "We want students to suc- Page Three 3 said. "We want to give them Additionally, he said his and let them learn." for them," he said. ceed, to stay and finish their World and Nation 4 opportunities for leadership teaching assistants are available Amy McClellan, a freshman Tom Klein, CLC director, degrees," said Veronica Gold, NOW 9 and opportunities to mentor." to help students outside of the psychology major and member said Ihe teaching assistant pro- head of Faculty Senate. Sports 7 Raquel Mendoza, a sopho- classroom. He said later in the of Holden's class, said being in gram began last spring semes- Similar studies at other uni- a class with undergraduate ter and has resulted in positive Sports Agate 8 more biology major, said she semester they will also be given versities have led to the installa- never thought she would be the responsibility to teach mini- teaching assistants makes for a experiences for faculty and stu- tion of a fall break. The Universi- say what? given the opportunity to lessons. better classroom setting. ty of Toledo, the Medical College become a teaching assistant "I can relate to them more," CLC leaching assistants • See CHAPMAN, page six. "He was a very impor- during her second year in col- receive an independent study she said. "They are the greatest • See BREAK, page six. tant contributing mem- ber of the department. University searches for ideal senior He has touched us all." A Rising Star William Balzer —By KIM WILFoNG chairman of the Hie BC News "I think it is a tremendous honor because psychology department you are nominated by your peers and Ei^B :>-\\ Selecting one University stu- advisors. It is saying that you are the best *" -*--^" *w **^4 .«H dent who encompasses BGSU Kp^H| ideals, excels in academics and BGhas to offer.'' m 4» :troniea participates in activities is a diffi- Paul Pawlaczyk • cult task. However, it is a task assistant director of alumni affairs the University Ambassadors and iH'i^v Check out: alumni are willing to face. who they believe is deserving of director of alumni affairs, • • www.bgnews. These two organizations have the award. An application is agreed. m (*£Ji again come together to select Ihe then sent to those students who com are nominated. "I think it is a tremendous It' J 1999 Outstanding Senior. honor because you are nominat- News, web extras and a According to Kelly Kallberg, Students fill out Ihe applica- * whole lot more. chairwoman of the Outstanding tion and turn it in, Kallberg said. ed by your peers and advisors," Senior committee, the award is A panel comprised of both facul- he said. "It is saying that you are 1 i ty and staff members review the Want to get in touch? given each year to a senior at the the best BGSU has to offer." University who has demonstrat- applications and rale them \ t • bgnews@bgnet. ed outstanding academic ability according to the categories of The award was initiated by T • and has been involved in leadership, scholarship and ser- William Ficken, a 1963 Universi- bgsu.edu extracurricular activities. vice. The top 10 applicants are Your direct line to your then chosen as finalists. ty graduate. "The students have to demon- newspaper. strate that they have been Kallberg said the award rec- The deadline for students ■m \ m \ involved in Ihe community," ognizes students for their hard who have received applications Or call us: Kallberg said. "Both extracurric- work and commitment. is Friday.Feb. 19. The 10 finalists BG News Photo/JASON SUGGS ular activities and involvement "It is a recognition award," will be interviewed April 10. The 372-6966 on and off the campus are essen- she said. "It is saying that this tial." person is everything we look for recipient of the award will then Four-year-old Vanessa Stacey practices her Jump shot with the aid of her brother, Al, after Wednesday's game Kallberg said the head of each in a student." be announced at Beyond BG against Northern Illinois. department nominates a student Paul . Pawlaczyk, assistant April 22.

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"An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920" Forbidden fruit tastes sweetest Did you ever notice how, course a drunk police officer) 210 West Hall when something is forbidden, and given a ticket if you could Bowling Green State University the more people want it. Why is I wonder what would happen not fail a sobriety test. it so? Perhaps there is some psy- if other things were forbidden. Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 chological explanation for it, Think about it, what if we out- Would that cause people to Phone: (419) 372-2601 something to do with the lawed laughter? What if we gave drive sober more often? Sounds deviant among us all. 1 don't out tickets every time you corny, but then why do so many E-mail: [email protected] know, but I do know this. laughed and had laugh police people drive drunk? Are not the patrolling the streets, maybe laws set forth in our society for Mike Wendling The more that something is then people would laugh more. the good of the whole? Is not the Editor-in-chief against the rules or forbidden, reason that it is illegal to drink the more people want to do it. Scientific studies have shown and drive is because of the seri- Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Take drinking for example, the that laughter increases the pro- ous danger it puts people in? I Opinion Editor Managing Editor mass number of people that these things, and boy did we duction of pleasure-creating sometimes question the choices drink underage find, not just the desire them. We wanted them by substances in the brain. I am not that people make in our world. Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber pleasure of drinking, but the joy the gross. going to go into the technical Copy Chief of getting away with something theories and explanation, but the We live in a world with rules, Photo Editor Today's teens are being told simple truth is that laughter we attend a University with illegal. not to smoke pot, snort cocaine Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer makes you feel better, so per- rules, some of us live in a home Sports Editor Granted, this is not the main and to practice safe sex, yet we Graphics Editor are witnessing the highest num- haps we should prohibit it. with rules and some of us set motivation but it adds to the Imagine the consequences. rules for ourselves. These very Tony Cavallario perceived benefits. I know that ber of pot smokers and a large Natalie Miller increase in the use of other drugs rules, while we believe them to Entertainment Editor when I turned 21, it lost the fla- There would be underground be for the better, can create a Web Editor vor so to say. like cocaine, LCD, mushrooms, comedy hangouts, black market Special K and many others. Not sense of daring adventure in Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown comedy movies, Adam Sandier breaking those rules. This is a Think about it, it makes sense. to mention the increase in STD's and Seinfeld would become syn- Assistant Managing Editor and teenage pregnancies. human characteristic and some Chief Reporter Things that we are told not to do omonous with Charles Manson. have a tendency to be exactly times people are unable to sup- The world would be a serious what we want to do. In the days Don't miss my message, I'm press il. Can you? place. a student remembers of high school, we were told not here to say that the teenagers about the evils associated with today are bad, I am just provid- What else would the world be drinking, smoking, sex and ing sound examples of the point better off prohibiting? Perhaps ]ud Laipply is a columnist for that when something is forbid- As a college sludenl life is not so bad. You are young, you are everything else that we thought driving sober would work. You The News. I If forbids that you e- den, it seems people want it healthy and you have finally separated from your parents. Life is was good. This led us to desire would get pulled over by (of mail him at judson'iibgnet bgsu.edu pretty good! Sure you had a rough time a few weeks back, but your friends were there and they supported you. Life is so good. You blew off Professor Ullman will be missed studying for this week's exam and went partying instead and still Any man's death diminishes me, because I believe suicide is like memorial service for him at St. passed! Mmmm Good! because I am involved in mankind; marriage; if you do it, do it once, Tom's. If I had done something Remember a few weeks back when you all got together and went and therefore never send to know for and do it right. But 1 certainly rash in my darker days, they down to OSU and had a blast. That was so much fun. Life is just so whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. considered the idea more than is could have just as easily planned good! —John Donne healthy to do so. a memorial service for me. Ahhhh, you were downtown last night and met the neatest By my junior year, my depres- Doug Ullman's memorial guy/gal, and the two of you are getting together this weekend. Life I never knew Doug Ullman. I sion caused me to commit an should be the Psychological Ser- is great! Yes man, your life is good, but not everyone's life is as good never talked to Ullman. I never unpardonable sin: my produc- vices Center. Everyone who as yours. had him for class. I probably tivity was slipping. I was losing passes through those swinging Some of your classmates walk in pain and isolation. Some of wouldn't have recognized him if my discipline. Over winter doors on the second floor of Conklin, and has passed and will your professors feel tired and thankless. Your parents feel used and I saw him. break, a seemingly idyllic time, I neglected. Not everyone's life is good. For those of us whose life is But he knew me, probably felt miserable and alone. pass through that wing of the good, we have a responsibility to help make good the lives of others Psychology Building should more intimately than most oth- was during my freshman year On the first day of classes in around us. ers. Not because my reputation think about him and remember that things seemingly reached 1998,1 called the PSC. After what him. I believe it was Albert Schweitzer who said, "No one has the right as a writer and reporter preced- their worst. The sudden death of seemed like the most agonizing I'd like to tell you everything to take for granted his own advantages over others, in health, in tal- ed me. Not because of my dili- my grandfather, lost love and the three weeks of my life, I had an is going just great for me now. ents, in ability, in success, in a happy childhood or congenial home gence as a student. Not because terror and loneliness that goes appointment. conditions. One must pay a price for all these boons. What one owes For the most part, that's true. I of any of my achievements in the with being in a new, unfamiliar As director of the PSC, Doug in return is a special responsibility for other lives." nearly four years I've been here. will graduate in May and go to place all conspired to make life Ullman reviewed every session I Virginia for a fairly big intern- We are responsible to help make good the lives of others. I hear Doug Ullman knew me almost unbearable. had with my therapist. Although you asking, "Where are you going with all this?" ship. A friend told me I made because he had to. As the super- My sophomore year offered he had served as director since college look easy. He never knew Douglas Ullman, psychology professor at BGSU for 27 years, visor of the Psychological Ser- some respite from these feelings, 1997, he had a lot to do with the what went on behind closed died suddenly this week. I am a first year graduate student in clini- vices Center, he reviewed ses- as I was too busy to let them PSC before that. doors. cal psychology and did not know Doug well. However, in a short sions of therapists there, includ- overtake me. I also found some "Doug helped shape the Or what goes on behind time I have gotten to know Doug through the memories and stories ing mine. balm in Gilead with a chemical- PSC," said psychology depart- closed doors. I still have my dark of those who knew him well. Yes, life was good for Doug, but Doug ly-induced happiness. It's hard For a little more than a year, I ment chairman Bill Balzer. days, but they are fewer and far- made life good for countless others at BGSU and far beyond. Doug to get depressed when you're have partaken of the PSC's ser- And he continued to do so up ther between. I don't have the truly knew the meaning of a good life, family and service to others. drunk. You can also fall asleep vices. Demerol anymore. Thank you Doug for the example you set, it lives on in all those until his death. Balzer said he In high school, I felt the more readily without being whom you've touched, and serves as an inspiration for those of us was supposed to meet with Ull- My story is not extraordinary detachment, loneliness and self- plagued by your demons. who seek the good life. Rest comfortably in His arms Doug. man Tuesday, the day after his or uncommon. I'm just a face in loathing all too common in an In case 1 couldn't sleep per- untimely death, to discuss a new the crowd who was helped by environment that emphasizes chance to dream, I had another design for the PSC after the psy- Doug Ullman and the Psycho- John M. Wryobeck rigid adherence to a social code option: at the end of my fresh- chology department moves back logical Services Center. Graduate Student in the hopes of fitting in. man year, I had my wisdom into its building. "He touched us all," Balzer Department Of Psychology I chalked it up to the changing teeth removed. To deal with the Before Monday, Doug Ullman said. hormonal balances and all that pain and swelling, I was given was just a name on a door to me. Including me. Letters to the Editor policy fun biochemical stuff that goes Demerol. I still had 900 mil- In my own myopia, I just didn't along with puberty, and moved ligrams left, more than enough realize how his role in my exis- Vince Guerrieri is the wire editor Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, faculty, on to college in the fall of 1995. to go gently into that good night. administrative and local input from any and all people who have a strong opin- tence mattered. for The News. He can be reached at ion. The BG News will not dlscrimminate upon letters solely based on a person's Things didn't get better. It I never tried to kill myself, opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. And now they are planning a gvince® bgnet.bgsu.edu. ■ Utters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current issue on the BGSU campus or Buwling Green area. Letter to the Editor: what are 'community standards?' ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- In Monday's edition of The be obscene, but that is not really ity has no right to take from a really even a supporter of porn, ered based on topic relevance and quality. BG News, Brian Taylor once the point. minority the rights that it has. but that doesn't mean that I Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or again addressed the porn issue Doesn't this seem a bit counter Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished Community standards simply here in Wood County. He also to the ideas of community stan- shouldn't have the right to view only If the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone supply the majority with a way number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- made a call to the students to dards? it if I should so choose. This is umn as anonymous only under specific situations in which the author may have to suppress the rights of the valid reasons to remain anonymous. take action and prove that they cared about something. That is minority. I was under the I personally don't feel any about censorship and liberties, To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and leave It In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send it on e-mail to what I intend to do. impression that in this country, real drive to watch pom. I doubt and I join Mr. Taylor in challeng- bgnewsas-bgnct.bgsu.edu and give it the subject, "Letter to the Editor'. the rights of the minority were that most people do. Does this ing the students of BGSU to In his article, Taylor raised protected from infringements mean that those who do should Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The speak up and make their voices News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- several important issues that the made upon them by the majori- not be allowed? If someone finds edges all entries submitted for publication. community should want to find >y- porn offensive, can't they just heard on this issue. I think we answers to, but he never touched choose not to view it? I don't Copyright <& 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any This also comes from the will find that perhaps the com- upon a topic I feel the need to recall any cases of anyone being material from this publication without'prior permission of The BG News is assumption that the minority I munity standards are not what prohibited. explore. What are "community forced to watch porn against speak of is actually a minority. standards?" What does it mean? their will. In my few experiences Wood County Prosecutor Alan The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- Perhaps a silent majority has had lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- with pom, I have found that it Mayberry claims they are. This is Well, my response to that is its rights infringed upon by a ter. tends to inspire more laughter that it means authorized dis- vocal minority. I was under the not the time for muted voices. Opinions expressed tn columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily than lust, simply because of the crimination. I will acknowledge impression that that wasn't those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG pointless nature of the sexual News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff that a small portion of the porn allowed either. This country was activity taking place. The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in sto that was removed may, in fact, founded with the belief that the Wesley Krick ries or photograph descriptions. be of the nature that the majority majority doesn't always know In conclusion, I will say that I Sophomore Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. of the community would find to what is right, and that the major- am not a proponent of pom, or Political Science

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-No, but here I'm talking about the biggies. Ir Is a fall break particular, William Wordsworth and Samuel manumit Taylor Coleridge. something you Pass • /MAN-yuh-mitt/ • They sound slightly familiar. would want? Notes -Together they published "Lyrical Ballads." (verb) to free from slavery , „ Poetry has never been the same. Want to pass os on expert' stott here. Ex*mpl«: t:;tcban chose to writi Lindsay Toschlog ProceeddirectlytojailDonotpossQO.And j^is Coleridge guy ... wasn't he a his comic book about i :;•■ Senior Eric Pooka check out the original Pass Notes at junkie' the manumit tance of the Lndi Nursing Senior www guardian co.uk of Central and south MMrlca I "Definitely' I think that Psychology PaSS Notes #3 -He dd hke his opium The story goes like this: Spanish rule. he got bombed out of his rrund, then took a the tall semester is "I don't deserve Romantic Poetry nap. When he woke up. he wrote about his Manumit comes from Che Lat in much too long and one because I'm most students ate very dream. The result was "Kuala Khan." "manus," meaning hand. naughty ." o Roses are red, violets are blue. burned out by the end which means to let go or ol the semester The Then what? - Not that kind of Romantic Poetry, silly. send. Manumit is both an break would do every- -Somebody knocked at the door. After he'd and synonym of emancipation. one a lot of good." Ashley D. Elder answered it. he had forgotten the rest of the Sophomore CD poem. It's still a classic. -A movement. A Zeitgeist. A ...jenesais quo Sec. Soc. Studies Ed. Just think if he had finished it. But "Fall Break? I can only say yes." Please be more specific. heard something about this USELESS Wordsworth guy. He married his sis- -Let me bond with nature first. ter? 0 Are you quite done yet? -Hey. that was never quite proven. Both of our FACT: bards d»d have a fair amount of stnfe in their -Okay, A bunch of poets got together around personal lives, though. i T3 the turn of the century. 1800,1 mean. Matt Armitage jaSon D. Miller Last words? GIRAFFES ART ffl CO And they just decided to be roman- Sophomore Sophomore tic? What is the big deal in that? Telecommunications Hosp. Management -They belong to Wordsworth: UNABLE TO SWIM. "I don't know, but I'm "More breaks? That -Not like you're thinking. Basically, they creat- 3 I have learned keeping it real." means less calculus. ed a new form of poetry. You see, before it THEY CAN T Surer r was all pretty formal highbrow stuff. These To look on nature, not as m the hour guys tried to talk to the people, not just the COUGH. EITHER. • People on the slreel is intended as an unscientific sample ot the student population. Anyone desperately hoping to be In mis feature may find it profitable to bang around the student union academics. Of thoughtless youth; but hearing often times around, say. seven-ish But you didn't near it here They weren't alt guys, were they? The still, sad music of humanity ...

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Pacemaker Jane as he appealed to the United 353-2526 Bivhop by a computer clock failure ltd (States and NATO to help fix "The nuclear plants won't be Free Towing if we with special guest would be highly unlikely, com- able to get accurate temperature do the job! Eomputers that control Russia's puter snags could sabotage radar cttnme information, and you could have nuclear weapons. IBGSU and telecommunications net- another Chernobyl," Beaver said, Lyrical Myrical While many countries have works that are the backbone for referring to the world's worst been working on the so-called Russia's system to detect foreign nuclear accident, at a Soviet Y2K "millennium bug" problem launches. plant in 1986. "And thai would THE PERFECT Drink Specials Doors open at 8:00 for years, some key players, Radar screens could go blank, not just affect Russia." including Russia and China, and the bug could throw certain VALENTINE'S Meanwhile, in China, a survey have been slower lo address it. nuclear systems into a lest pal- of the country's most crucial I—- Last month, U.S. Deputy tern, which is apparently diffi- GIFT!!! enterprises showed thai more I Vlense Secretary John Ham re cult to slop, making the comput- than half didn't even know how 18"X 24" Apartment living NOT acknowledged "some nervous- er system inaccessible. Personalized lo detect the computer glitch in a ness'" in Washington about "It's not thai nuclear missiles Color PhotoPrint Iheir systems, the official Beijing potential computer problems in are going lo pop off out of silos," $35.00, what you expected? Morning Post reported Wednes- Russia. 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I 'fense Department (or advice prises outside crucial finance. Mounting ana framing • $850/semester control rooms to monitor the also available - and money. aviation, telecommunications i,i changeover, Beaver said. • includes heat, electric, cable and transport sectors H Russia wants all sides to Bui Russian defense officials tb peak the same language," have been stubbornly silent. Still, many analysis say Russia and China have less to worry Call Sara and Andy Strand at N Mexander Krupnov, chairman of The cost of tackling the prob- (e lie Central Telecommunications lem is staggering, especially lor about than countries like the Newman Housing ( ommission, said Wednesday. Russia, overwhelmed by mount- United Stales, because they have for details on hassle free living We're in a critical situation in ing debts. far fewer computers and a lower rr several areas" — including the The latest estimate is S3 bil- overall level of technology. II 353-9164 I viense Ministry. lion, Krupnov said Wednesday. Krupnov insisted that his The problem arises because That's in a country so broke that commission was doing every- Fra s early programmers trying to this year's drall budget foresees thing il could. s save memory space used only jUSt S21 billion in revenues — "Who knows if the country s Iwo digits to identify the year — none ol which is earmarked for will be ready," he said. "I caul 10 FREE Parking Spots!! I meaning that 2000 looks the the Y2K problem. give any guarantees." [ Conveniently close to campus!! Community of Christ Lutheran Church U.S., Britain nationals leave Iraq 1124 E.Wooster 352-5101

The Associated Press Iraq. "The specific threats were lo Prior lo the airstrikes, there these two nationalities so it was UNITbD NATIONS - The were 12-1^ American and British the security coordinator's call," U.N. security duel ordered the Drawing at our 10:30 a.m. contemporary worship nationals among the 400 U.N. Eckhard said. last remaining American and on Sunday Feb. 7! Must be present to win! employees in Iraq. Many ol the I le said the Iraqi government British nationals working lor the Americans and Britons were sent a letter to the United United Nations to leave Iraq FREE PARKING PERMIT GOOD TO March 5! scheduled to take vacation in Nations on Jan. 4 saving it was because the Iraqi government I December and lanuary and did unable to ensure tin1 security of says il cannot guarantee their nol return lo Baghdad, U.N. offi- American and British nationals safety, officials said today. cials said. serving with the United Nations U.N. spokesman Fred Eck- The Iwo Americans still in in Iraq. 'd said the order only involves Baghdad arc Darlene Bisson, The letter followed U.S. and i Americans because all other LAST deputy director of the World British airstrikes againsl Iraq ericans and all Britons work- Food Program, and the secretary after the U.N. Special C ommis- CAMPUS lor the United Nations have to Prakash Shah, Secretary-Gen- sion charged with disarming . eady left Iraq. CHRNfJE TO Iraq reported that Baghdad had In Washington, State Depart- eral Kofi Annan's special repre- ment spokesman James P. Rubin sentative to Iraq. Her name was failed to cooperate fully with not immediately available. U.N. weapons inspectors. FILMS WANTS said the reason for the U.N. ENTER Today's announcement came order was over security guaran- In Britain, a Foreign Office tees and "not some new prob- spokesman said the United after Iraq, apparently concerned lem." Nations had been "left with little at the almost daily pounding its While I louse spokesman Joe choice." air defenses have taken from TO TAKE YOU Lockhart said the Clinton The spokesman, speaking on U.S. warplanes in recent weeks, administration understood that terms of customary anonymity, moved some missile launchers the concerns about the safety of said while "we fully understand from the "no-fly" /ones in north- U.N. workers were raised by an that the reasons they had done ern and southern Iraq to central OUT ON A DATE. unspecified threat from "the this is to ensure the safety of Iraq, where they pose less ol a Iraqis on the ground." those involved ... it is absurd lor threat to allied pilots, officials in FILL OUT THE FREE FORM BELOW TO WIN Lockharl said the evacuation the (Iraqi) government lo claim it Washington said. wasn't linked to any impending can't protect a lew individuals." Washington launched its open A VALENTINES, ALL EXPENSES PAID DATE lack on Iraq, which was struck Eckhard said U.N. security effort to remove Iraqi leader Sad- U.S. and British warplanes on chief Benon Sevan made the dam Hussein from power al a FROM UAO AND CAMPUS FILMS .•c. 16-19, and that there were evacuation decision following a time when Iraq shut the door on ■ nlv a handful of American series ol exchanges with the Iraqi U.N. eltorls to disarm it ol humanitarian workers left in leadership. weapons of mass destruction. front and Center with Tami & Jeremy a The Official DATING GAME fntry form You and your guest will be given: Feel in' Lucky? 2 movie tickets "Somewhere In Time" Feb 12 & 13 Need a Valentine's Date? Dinner for 2 at a local restaurant We'll hook you up!!! Flowers Live at BW-3 on WBGU 88.1 Fine Chocolates

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Attention Athletes/Body Builders BREAK MET-RX (20 PACK) $32.00 Continued from page one. intention of the break is to allow dents." at the March meeting of the Facl students a little free time, she Gold said the first drafts of EAS BETAGEN $22.00 ulty Senate. The meetings arill of Ohio and Oweas Community said. the amendment have been sent CARDIO FUEL $10.00 College are considering similar "The break will hopefully to the Undergraduate Student open to the public and studenlJM We have guaranteed lowest prices on Met-Kx, EAS. Muscle Tech, proposals. relieve some stress," Gold said. Government and the Graduate . , ,. I Energy bars, foods, and drinks. Workout Apparel & much more! Gold said the break would be ■ ■ .. , ,. . ,. are encouraged to come and dis-ll one or two days long and fall It would act as a tension relief, a Student Senate for deliberation. WELL BEAT ANY LOCAL PRICE BY 15% OK ITS FKEE over a weekend in October. The little time to regroup for stu- The issue will be voted upon cuss the proposal. Perrysburg Siet's Power Source M-F I 1 a.m.-6p.m. Vitamin Outlets SAT lOa.m.-ip.m. E. So. Boundary CHAPMAN Perrysburg Food Town Plaza K Siet's 148 E. South Boundary (Next to Alteration's Express) Continued from page one. "It shows that students are pas- Additionally, Klein said he me, but I can see it in their bod) 872-0099 BGSU , sionate about learning. This is can see a difference in the teach- language," he said. "They are] Let us know if you want us open on Sundays. "It defines a revolutionary ,ne wav undergraduate cduca- ing assistants already. confident in what they are direction in education," he said, lion must go." "They have never came, up to doing." Do you sometimes get the feeling that nothing makes sense? Ford plaint resumes production

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Anthony Stacey With the win, the Falcons BGjunior forward move to 12-8 overall and 7-5 in the MAC. mark in the first half when we With a few of their key players lighten up our defense and start- slowed up by injuries, other ed hitting shots." strong members of the team The second half started off as stepped it up and carried the the first one had ended, with the team to a 64-55 win last night. score tied at 33 and 10 minutes DeMar Moore, who is still ham- left in the game. BG's leaders pered by an ankle injury, led all then stepped up and took a scorers with 20 points. Kirk secure lead of 53-41 with 2:43 left Cowan followed with 18 points in regulation. and Anthony Stacey, despite "Our opponent down the only hitting four of 14 shots, stretch was not Bowling Green added 15 points. but the clock," NIU coach Brian "We did a good job tonight Hammel said. "They turned it up after we got going," Stacey said. in the second half and they "Our team responded well and I played well. They have excellent looked a lot inside for Kirk balance on that team and they (Cowan) and tried to get him the are very good foul shooters." ball as much as I could." Despite the win, BG had sev- .- Both teams started out flat. eral downsides to the game. J'G'S first field goal didn't come They went without a 3-pointer BG News Photo/JASO.N SUGGS til the 16:54 mark in the first the entire game and Dave od off of a Moore jumper. As Esterkamp and Moore were BG's Dave Esterkamp drives on Northern Illinois' Josh Murray in BG's 64-55 win at Anderson Arean Wednesday. The win broke a first half came to an end, nei- hurting due to their ankle three-game losing streak. Esterkamp had two assists and a steal, despite a sprained ankle. r team looked good as the 21- injuries. It is unknown as to how .. half-time score showed. much playing time either will have ever seen," BG coach Dan BG also received a little sup- bench players, were awarded the State," Dakich said. "Crespo "We came out a lot slower see against Toledo. Dakich said. "His ankle went port from its bench. Javier Cre- start Wednesday. plays good defense but overall .. an usual," Cowan said. "It "Esterkamp playing tonight from broken to huge to him play- spo, Dubrey Black and Graham "Dubrey deserved to start our seniors were good tonight." wasn't until the seven minute was one of the gutsiest things I ing tonight." Bunn, all who are predominately because of his game against Ball Moore's ankle no problem, as senior guard scores 20 points points in a win against Northern play through 34 minutes of the confidence," he said. "But I was leader," Moore said. "He points steals and five rebounds. He is 26 Illinois. pain. in the gym working, (and) shoot- it out all the time, 'it's time to steals away from being the all- By TOD McCLOSKEY "DeMar didn't practice one "Early in the game when I got ing. Coach told me, 'just play the lead, it's lime to lead,' I'm just ' The BG News minute or take one shot since the in, it (ankle) got loose and it felt way you know how to play.'" trying to do the best I could and time Falcon leader. Ball State game," BG coach Dan pretty good," Moore said. "I But Dakich expects his seniors lead." DeMar Moore's exclusion Dakich said. "He came in today twisted it, then I sat out, and I it to be the leaders and that's exact- During the 16-point swing, But for Moore, resting his . jm practice this week was sup- all happened at one time. 1 got ly what Moore did — scoring the Falcons went from a two- — it just shows you the value of ankle isn't as important as play- posed to help his ankle, instead it practice." back up and it was real sore and points when the Falcons needed point deficit to being up 12. helped his shot. Moore only played for 11 min- hard to move." it the most. Moore hit four baskets, and drew ing the game. And when he Hobbling on a tender, limp utes Saturday at Muncie, Ind. Because of his ankle problem, For 6:29 midway through the a crucial foul attempting a 3- ankle, the Bowling Green senior and 29 at Miami, despite adding this year has been a tough one on second half, Moore provided the point shot. He made all three free scores at least 10 points, BG is 5- point guard hit 6-of-10 shots in 11 points. the court for Moore. offensive spark, scoring 12 throws. 1 this year, so maybe practice from the field and made 8-of-9 As Moore hopped up and "My shot just hasn't been points of a 18-4 BG run. Moore also helped out on the free throws for a season-high 20 down the court, he managed to falling, (and) I've lost a lot of "Coach asked me to be a defensive end, grabbing two doesn't make perfect. One streak to fall at Kent State today "Four wins in a row gives a team a lot of Women's By DAVE TRUMAN confidence and that is what we have right Basketball The BG News now — the confidence to win on the road." It is not quite the "Clash of the Titans," but tonight's 7 p.m. Jacki Raterman matchup of Eastern Division Kent leader Kent State (13-6 overall, 7- BG Senior Carter 2 Mid-American Conference) our big rival in the East this year, and third place Bowling Green Tonight 7 p.m. and in past years, so we're not The Flashes are led by 5-foot-7 MAC Center w (10-10, 6-4) at the M.A.C. Center going to let down. We're looking guard Dawn Zerman. The junior in Kent does carry a lot of weight at it more as a big rivalry game." do-it-all point guard leads five BG: 10-10 overall, 6-4 MAC in the MAC race. Both teams enter the game Kent players in double figure Kent: 13-6 overall, 7-2 MAC The Falcons are currently tied riding a four-game winning scoring. Zerman has averaged for third with Buffalo and just streak while Kent has not lost in 15.2 points per game while being RaOio Jason Gibbs and Scott Waid Air lima: 6:30 p.m. one game behind second-place 17 contests at home — seven this the only Flash to average more Akron in the East. season. That streak currently than 30 playing minutes per focused for most of the game," Falcon senior Jacki Raterman, ranks sixth in the nation. game. Raterman said. "I think it is last week's co-offensive player of "Four wins in a row gives a going to be a good game." the week, said her team is not team a lot of confidence, and that Because of this, the Falcons concerned about the standings is what we have right now — the will not have a big edge in depth Kent is averaging 77.5 points as much as they are about the confidence to win on the road," as they have had over the course per game this season while BG Flashes. Raterman said. "We're looking to of their winning streak. has poured in an average of 87.5 BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE "I don't think we are looking go to Kent to get a big victory out at the polls as much as we are of this. We aren't just going there I think the key will be whoev- during the last four wins. Rater- Jacki Raterman grabs a rebound earlier this season. The senior man has scored at least 24 points has scored at least 24 points in the last tour games. just to play Kent and to beat to play hard; we are going there er can play with the most disci- Kent," Raterman said. "They are to win." pline and confidence and stay in each of those games.

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5 » I I news Prairie Margins new deadline nears I Prairie * BGSU's Arts And Entertainment Weekly* Margins, BGSU's Undergrad- Page N-l The Beatles" White Why NOW is disturbed uate Liler-I The BG News Album. DMX, Sam by Disturbing Behavior. ary Maga- Thursday, zine, is accepting poetry, fic- but wouldn't mind a lit- Prekop. Oasis and the February 4,1999 tion and art submissions. Midwest Concert Box. tle Pi. Submission deadline is Feb. 5. For more information con- Entertainment Editor tact Mike Hammer at ham- NEW MUSIC VIDEO REVIEWS Tony Cavallario merm ©bgnet.bgsu.edu. + N-2 ►»- N-3 372-2603 Dave Matthews 1 icket raffle to enefit Dance larathon Win two All hands on deck with Ten Forward tickets to see members of three-piece Ten For- their first of 1999. at his house in Massachusetts. weathered Ihe inevitable com- the Dave ward (Dan, his brother and "We haven't played out in "His wife was really nice," parisons, it's significant lo note Matthews By JOHN WENZEL drummer Josh Gerken and awhile," Gerken says. "We're all Gerken notes. Ihe exlenl lo which they fulfill Band, Feb. Hr The BC News bassist/guitarist Adam Dowell) really into our majors, and I'm in Since Sebadoh is an explicitly them. A tenet of indie-rock is Ihe 19th at the have a clear college-rock founda- a bunch of organizations." indie-rock band, it begs the disregard of Ihe audience, the Palace Theatre in Louisville, One of the tion. Dan's guitar work is remi- Gerken, a philosophy/politi- question of influences. Gerken 'music-for-music's-sake' princi- K.Y. Raffle tickets will be potential pitfalls of niscent of such seminal noise- cal science double major, would points to Sloan, The Posies, ple. But Gerken admits what a sold on the Education Build- being in a band is like lo devote more lime lo his Catherine Wheel, Radiohead lot of other bands would not. ing steps between 10 a.m. that sooner or monsters as Dinosaur Jr. and Superchunk, but his vocals and music, but since he and the ri".l and Creeper Lagoon (among "I do try lo slay conscious of and 4 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 8 later, the audience i of his band males are also various classical and jazz artists) what Ihe audience is doing," lor $2. Proceeds benefit will try to isolate intricate organ work suggest seniors (Josh is in graphic as his personal favorites. I le also Gerken says, "and I know that's Dance Marathon. your sound. something more complex. No! that this is always a bad "We've been trying to incor- design, and Adam, a music jour- says the band gels compared a not a very typically indie-rock porate a keyboard instrument nalism/recording technology lot to college-rock mainstays thing lo do. But if they're not thing. Some bands, in facl, have r Famous poet benefited by allowing them- into the band ever since we start- major), they're trying to be prac- Guided by Voices and Archers of paying attention, then why the reads at Olscamp selves to be pigeonholed into a ed," Gerken says. tical. Loaf, both of whom he's never hell are we there? I don't pour Famed specific genre. And although he's been a "The (band) gets into fighls listenedli! to. myself out (onstage) when I find poet and But naming the niche a band classically-trained pianist since constantly about what the music "They're those out what they're interested in, novelist Eve-| fits inlo is something many he was five years old (winning a wants," "he says. "Bui it's not bands that but some- lyn Lau wil musicians dread, and with good state championship in 1991), he about the band everybody says I thing close be reading all reason. The critic may miscon- has tried to separate his guitar- don't have a should listen to," to it." 7:30 p.m. strue the point of the music, playing from his other pursuits. frontman or he says, "but I Feb. 9 in while the listener may apatheti- He considered guitar and piano whatever — we never got around lo 101B Olscamp Hall. She is cally dismiss it altogether. two different art forms. Recently, just try to make it." the author of "Runaway: This is why University stu- however, he took jazz improv music people Since Ten Forward Diary of a Street Kid." For dent Dan Gerken is reluctant to classes at Interlochen Arts Acad- will listen to." has reservations call 372-2457. place his band Ten Forward into emy in Michigan, inspiring him Despite their Presented by the Canadian the category of "independent to incorporate a keyboard into short history. Studies Center. rock." Objectively, the term inde- the mix. Ten Forward has pendent rock ("indie" for short) "That's what kind of bridged had some decid- Aestriod impact could mean any number of the gap for me," Gerken says. edly interesting things, but the aesthetics of the While they've only been experiences. show at Planetarium word have developed over the under the moniker Ten Forward One involved N the work] going to end? years to the point where the for two and a half years, the opening for ( heck OUl the BGSU Plane- name alone conjures up immedi- Gerken brothers and Dowell Modest Mouse tarium's program "Is this the ate associations. have been playing together since at the old Valhal- End of the World" for a look "Sometimes indie-rock turns high school. After one of Iheir la on S. Main in it the real threats of comets me off and I want lo listen to first bands, The Basements, they Bowling Green id asteroids. The program more popular music," Gerken formed Ten Forward with Keith (even though is now until Feb. 23. says. "They're too stuck on Jenkins (formerly of the BG Modest Mouse something that's not music. A lot group Ten Watt, and now in failed lo show OW event line of indie-rockers are more trying Columbus's Slepford Wives), up). Another Want to publicize your to make a slatemenl than trying and played as a four-piece. Since happened when tistic or entertaining event? to make music." Jenkins' departure, I he band has the band met ,-nd e-mail to NOW at tony- But make no mistake: slowed down a bit. Their most Scbadoh/Folk Implosion front- Photo > [email protected]. Gerken's rock preferences defi- recent show, which was al Provided nitely lie in the fringe realm. The Uptown last Wednesday, was man Lou Barlow Dusting off Raymond Carver ous notes on their modes of Carver's is the literature of behavior, but it all came crashing small things. A gesture here, a By ERIK PEPPLE down when I found that ragged glance Ihere. The truth and beau- e Dusty She The BG News copy of the short, simple stories ty is found in how a woman by Raymond Carver. tucks her hair behind her ear or Essential Carver So there I was Carver is the antithesis to how a lazy day of lounging on a O'Tires" Perhaps the besl in heallh class those cats I saw in the book- couch on a Sunday afternoon wishing against introduction to Carver is this stores. Where they wanted lo all else 1 had a can open doors of insight and collection of essays, stories and attach themselves to an author bottle of gin to wisdom. poems (including my favorite that made them feel detached administer to my pain. My 1 am reminded of the conclu- "Your Dog Dies"). It is also a from Iheir reality, I wanted to teacher was speaking about how sion lo his slory, "A Small, Good chance lo see Carver pay tribute attach myself to an author that smoking causes cancer. Thing." A couple devastated by to many of his influences includ- would give me insight into my "You don't know what cancer a tragic car accident involving ing Hemingway, Bukowski, reality I'm a great admirer of is, my dear," I thought. "Cancer their child sits down to eat bread Chekov and Flaubert. both Bukowski and Burroughs, is more than a cluster of tumors. with a bakery chef. He offers C'Where I'm Calling From" but when I read them I feel their Cancer is something that some wine in the hopes of sooth- worlds to be at a distance. Read- A vast collection of stories pub- plagues Ihe body, makes you ing their anxieties. ing Carver I always felt lished before his death in 1988. restless." It is a simple act, a moment of immersed in his world. This is the best way to see the Rummaging through my clarity that allows the couple to And what a world it is. growth and expanse of Carver's backpack, 1 found a book, look deep within their hearts Described by most critics as a work. Includes "A Small, Good "Where I'm Calling From," by and see that somelimes comfort Thing," and the heartbreaking this guy named Raymond Carv- minimalist, Ihe world of Ray- and a feeling of safety can come mond Carver is filled with the story of guilt, "The Third Thing er. about in strange ways. It is an dashed hopes, lost loves, gin- That Killed My Father Off." Dog-eared and torn, Ihe cover epiphany of the everyday kind. soaked revelries of everyday 0"A New Path to the Water- was beat all lo hell. I remember For Carver, the truths and people. His language is simple fall" Carver has numerous col- picking il up at a used bookstore. yet conveys complex meaning. harsh realities of life are more II was the kind of bookstore that lections of poems, bul this is He never makes il a point to con- honest than the big, obvious attracted college students arguably his finest. Many of Ihe struct a sentence that is arch in moments of drama. We learn resplendent in tweed, soaked in poems were written in the midst its cleverness or precious in its through experience, he seems to patchouli, and awash with pre- of his battle with cancer. He meaning. say, not through study and tension. lived 10 years longer than he Carver is a craftsman, whit- excessive analysis. They would discuss how ever expected and this gain is tling words, phrases, sentences My love affair with Carver's Bukowski made them feel, how louchingly detailed in pieces and punctuation down to the work is five years old. From that Burroughs' prose was like hero- like "Gravy," and the short, but bare necessities. He's a minimal- day in health class when I in infusing Iheir veins, and how bittersweet "Lale Fragment." Photo Provided ist whose writing has maximum cracked open "Where I'm Call- Dosloyevsky made Ihem want lo "Cathedral," one of Carver's many short story collections. impact. ing From," Carver has allowed The collection also includes the attain redemption through con- powerful dirge "Lemonade." In his essay "On Writing," me to look deeper into my sur- to Carver's lifework. Altman between moments of humanity stant suffering. I wanted lo be roundings. He has demonstrated 0"ShortCuts" is a collection like these people, living a life Carver writes that "extremely takes numerous liberties with and misanthropy, Allman inter- that wisdom exists in Ihe small of stories, bul also a fine 1993 coaled in a veneer of irony and clever chi-chi writing, or just characters and plotlines, but laces themes and characteriza- things, and that when life seems film from Robert Altman. This contempt for the bourgeois. plain tomfoolery writing, puts manages to capture Carver's tions expertly. me lo sleep." This, I think, is the most despairing is when it pro- provides as good an intro as any I read Iheir books. I look copi- essence on celluloid. Vacillating key to Carver's work. vides the most insight. I h page N-2 The BG News Thursday, February 4, 1999

Bligc. The most surprising team- "The Swamp Song" can go back Like the Sea and Cake, the ing has DMX rhyming over to whatever swamp it came soul here is all Sam. But the music by none other than shock from. nuances of the record are provid- rocker Marilyn Manson. It is a combo of guitar and ed by the musicians he plays DMX's trademark raspy voice harmonica run amok. It screech- with. In this case, it's an all-star comes out harder than ever in es and squeals like a set of bad Chicago cast, including mem- ft such tracks as the Too Short brakes. It could have been half bers of the Chicago Under- Inspired It's All Good, and Com- decent if Liam had something to ground Orchestra and magic- ing From which features.Blige. sing to on it. Instead we get to man Jim O'Rourke. It offers two discs of a wide and politically, is not worth the One of the most powerful tracks listen to Noel jam with his hero The story of Chicago's under- range of fantastic music, every- time to discover. Los De Abajo on the album is Bring Your Paul Weller while Liam stays ground scene as it relates to thing from goofy songs, to love also brims with the vitality of Whole Crew, which has DMX quiet. For a band that prides Prekop seems to go something songs, to serious songs and even youth in the face of unimagin- boasting the chorus of "I just itself on sounding like The Beat- like this: midwestern indie-rock- to one really scary song, "Revo- able oppression. love when they bring the whole les, their live version of "I Am ers (I'rekop includied) go to the lution 9." Many of their songs brim crew, it's just a bigger piece for the Walrus" sounds like some- windy city to start mature musi- Listen up. The key word here with hidden subtexts, treating me to blow a hole through." thing from a bad garage band. cal careers. With a stroke of good is "limited." There were only what appears to be simple sub- The Manson-team up, titled Aside from these two luck, there also happens to be a 500,000 copies distributed ject matter with political impor- Omen, is like a Friday the 13th mistakes, "The Masterplan" is a thriving underground jazz scene, whose members embrace throughout the world at random tance. The first song on the on speed, with the movies' trade- great collection of music. It the indie-rockers (this record record store outlets so it might album, "Pepepez," which on the mark "Kill ... Kill" in the back- proves that Oasis can claim to be be somewhat hard to find your- surface seems to be an upbeat ground. one of the top British bands of includes percussionist Chad self a copy. animal fable, soon reveals itself Taylor and horn player Rob Manson adds the album's the 90s. If these are what Oasis' Mazurek of the Chicago Under- The Beatles: White -Don Deko to be a warning of political cor- eeriest lyrics on Omen's chorus, B-sides are like, then there is a ruption. ground Orchestra). To top it all Album 30th growling "Snakes, rats, cats and good chance that the Gallagher off, electronic music has some- The album continues to stun the dog. How you gonna live brothers will be with us for a with upbeat yet intelligent num- thing to offer this mix, as does Anniversary Limit- when you're in the fog?" very long time to come. some minimalist contemporary bers such as "Tiempos Muertos," The Ruff Ryders' release has -Lisa Bellinger composers. ed Edition "El Emigrado," and, the master- spent the last five weeks on top Sam Prekop's songs roll 1998-Apple piece of the album, the five- of the Billboard music charts. along, neither loo background- Many music fans can agree minute segue "Depresiones," DMX has held the top spot since ish and smooth nor offensively that the Beatles are the most which speaks of the struggles of Flesh of My Flesh Blood of My funky. Best of all they lend them- influential and popular musical keeping one's dignity and sanity Bloods release, making him the selves to magical moments. The group of all time. Even today, within turbulent personal or only artist in Billboard history to subtle mood change in the sec- almost 30 years after the political situations. The power have two albums atop the chart ond track "The Company," for breakup of the Fab Four, people and influence of the song speaks in the same year. example, turns a finger snap- of all ages still purchase and lis- volumes, no matter if one is a Can DMX get any better? Has ping tune into a serious personal ten to their music. Los de Abajo: struggling worker living in his presence made it easier for event for Prekop. An instrumen- So to keep up with the always impoverished circumstances or a Rap fans to let 2Pac and Notori- tal track, "Faces and People," constant desire of Beatles music, Self-titled neurotic college student apathet- ous B.I.G. rest in piece? layers a repetive instrumental Capitol Records, in association ic to all voting, excepting ballots Only time will tell. melody over a hard-to-grasp for the TV Guide awards. with the Beatles label, Apple 1998-Luaka Bop -Cory McCartney Sam Prekop: Self- rhythm of click and noises, all of Corporation, reissued a 30th Great music, it might not which seems to set up a distant need to be said, crosses and horn melody from Mazurek. Anniversary Limited Edition of Concerning matters of music Titled the While Album. obliterates all the social, ethnic From the winning punch of made outside of the United 1999-Thrill Jockey When it was first released in and monetary labels that we all the "Showrooms," Prekop's first Slates, the majority of college seem so keen on assigning to track, the record moves from 1968, the double album's cover students' track records haven't was entirely white carrying no ourselves. Only when we take Sam Prekop's first recording perfect pop to some very mini- been that stellar. Aside from the in the full scope and range of the under his own name is much mal sad instrumental songs. The markings except for the words occasional Taco Bell commercial "The Beatles" and the album's art of other cultures do we real- like a new record from the Sea contrast of songs keeps it inter- incidental music or post-inebri- ize that there is far much more and Cake, his full time band. esting, and in the end you realize serial number stamped on the ated stint watching the Spanish cover, hence it was nicknamed beauty and life in the world than Prekop relies on some unique that Prekop is all about making Channel at three in the morning, we ever thought. jazzy guitar chords and his you happy — and he please-, us the White Album. we give little or no attention to smooth, mumbling vocals to This new release is a replica of -Robert Szorady time and lime again. the powerful, passionate music express himself Unni ( iK'allario the 1968 vinyl version scaled being written and recorded by Oasis: The Master down to CD size form. 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history of Nicodemus, Kan. nating, frustrating exercise in style, atmosphere, philosophy and chaos. By ERIK PEPPLE The story of reclusive math Bates-Tompkins showed fam- white culture, which related "Stagecoach Mary Fields." genius Max Cohen's (Sean Gullette) ily portraits and touched on the back to slavery." Dressed in a cowboy outfit, The BG News search for underlying patterns in the By IRENE SHARON history of Nicodemus. Equally important, Bates- smoking a cigar, with a whip by stock market becomes a terrifying Disturbing Behavior descent into Kafkaesque paranoia SCOTT Nicodemus was founded in Tompkins refereed to the role of her side, Bates-Tompkins por- The following is a short list of 1857 due to a mass migration to African-American women. She trayed a character which reflect- when he uncovers a 216 digit num- The BG News things I could have done instead of ber that may or may not hold the the west. It's special because it is said that African Americans are ed an African-American women watching "Disturbing Behavior." key to unlocking the patterns of the On Jan. 31, the only remaining all-black strong, opinionated and inde- deviating from the domestic -Read a hook, written a paper for universe. University stu- town. The town was named after pendent because they had to be. roles of women. my political science class, cleaned Hunted by an unnamed organi- my rtx>m, learned how to perform zation desperate to use Max's work dents, faculty an African-American slave who In slavery, a women could not "Stagecoach Mary Fields" home surgery, eaten my weight in members and was the first to purchase his free- was single, wore pants, traveled, to predict trends on Wall Street he depend on the African-American Nutter Butters, rented a porn flick then falls in with a Hasidic cabal professors gath- dom in the United States. The men because they were chal- took on jobs that were challeng- just to spite Mr. Mayberry or whit thinks Max's discovery will ered in Gish Film town's name means "the coming lenged just as the women were ing and carried a gun/whip. In worked on a formula for cold give them greater insight into the Theater to learn more about the of something" or "promise in society. addition, she would challenge fusion. Torah, possibly revealing the true I think you get the idea. nature of God. Plagued by history and women of Nicode- land," she said. In agreement, Singh believes men to duels and actually win "Disturbing Behavior," had mus, Kan. Many African-Americans the men could not sufficiently them. migraines and paranoia Max g»»es, potential. The plot is an interesting for lack of a better word, nuts. Yvonne Singh, a theater pro- have migrated there after the support the women. Roshonda Benton, a senior variation on "Village of the Aronofsky has crafted one of the fessor and director of "Flyin' Reconstruction Era. In the "In slavery, black men could IPC major, said the presentation Damned," and the setting of a small- most impressive debuts in recent West," believes this presentation Reconstruction Era, blacks not take care of the women was exciting. town high school means ample film history. Employing high con- opportunity for some sharp satire. was important especially during worked as sharecroppers but did because back then, everyone was "I thought Angela did a won- trast black and white photography Instead, like the latest in a long line that looks exceptionally inky on the the celebration of Black History not own any land or property. properly," Singh added. derful job giving insight on the of horror films that look more like Month. screen (akin to David Lynch's "Many of them [former Additionally, Bates-Tompkins life of Nicodemus," she said. "I Noxema ads than actual movies, the "Eraserhead") the claustrophobia of "Womyn for Womyn, who are slaves] had no where to go and talked about the values of the am so excited that our campus producers recruited a good-looking Max's world becomes uncomfort- the co-sponsors of the program, nothing to do," Bates-Tompkins Nicodemus women. community is being exposed to cast and put them through a series ably palapable. of plot machinations as strained as The film's palette is crammed thought it is important to focus said. She showed several photos of Nicodemus through this presen- spandex on Louie Anderson. on women during Black History African-Americans in Nicode- dressed up African-American tation and Flyin' West. So many with tons of jittery, unsettling Katie Holmes and James Mars- images (foremost a scene involving Month. During Black History mus felt free because there was women. people have never heard of den show up, look pretty, scream, a drill). At the outset what looks to Month, people remember Martin no prejudice and they had an "Here you have these women Nicodemus, so this is like a new bare enough flesh to sate the horny be film school chicanery, is actually Luther King and it's just men, opportunity to prove that they all dressed-up, with a nice car world." teen-aged audience, waste their tal- a powerful way of conveying Max's ent, scream again and then blow men, men," said Singh. could make it. However, and where are they going?" she Singh also said that the pre- world. It is cluttered, chaotic, messy stuff up. Only Nick Stahl in a glee- and at times violent. Through it all, According to Singh, the pur- lifestyles were difficult. At times, wise-cracked. sentation was wonderful. fully sardonic performance escapes pose of the presentation was to though, Aronofsky's intentions the people would hunt wild Fashion was important to "Her passion is galvanizing," unscathed. remain clear-he is showing a world share with the campus commu- game to feed themselves. In them, despite the destitute envi- she said. "She is a wonderful sto- When it was all over I checked that occupies the fine line between nity the history of the place and 1877, the civilians lived in Dug- ronment, she said. ryteller and really helped to my watch and realized the most dis- madness and brilliance. turbing thing about this movie is the people in Pearl Cleage's fic- outs. The church was another value paint a picture of Nicodemus, "Pi" is not for all tastes. It is an that it took away 80 minutes of my exhausting experience, jam-packed tional drama ["Flyin' West"l. "Dug-outs, were no more of the Nicodemus people. past and present. It was just the life I can never get back. "It is important to keep in than a hole in the ground," with ideas and theories thai require "The only person they could right amount of history and a little more thought than most mind that the play is fiction Bates-Tompkins said. count on was the Lord," Bates- entertainment for a Sunday Pi movies. However, for those seeking based on their history and the A year later, the people lived Tompkins said. afternoon." For most people the prospect of an experience that sticks in both the playwright deviates from histor- watching a thriller about math is as gut and mind long after the final in sod houses. Sod houses were Bates-Tompkins concluded appealing as being beaten with a ical fact in order to tell her story dwellings above the ground her presentation with a skit credits have rolled, "Pi" is the movie rolling pin. But Darren Aronofsky's to see. to an audience of the '90's. Hero- made of mud and grass. One of about a fictional character — debut feature proves to be a fasci- ines of the play share the pio- the disadvantages of Nicodemus neering spirit and strengths that was the dust storms, which at Bates-Tompkins spoke so much times killed people and Valentine's Day of," Singh said. destroyed fields. Ifs right around Ine torner, and we've go* NEWI9VE The speaker at the presenta- Bates-Tompkins said that the grfh that could save your life! tion, Angela Bates-Tompkins, African-Americans lacked sur- Snopping.com Rentals president of Nicodemus Histori- vival skills. 1 332 S. Main St. " Ycvir source (or Back io School Eve'vihing cal Society, Historian and "A lot of the former slaves Sign up for a Mow 352-5620 Descendent of Original Pioneers, lacked 'white' culture," she said. 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