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In an attempt to streamline University positions, at least four honorary diploma to key administrators were re- cently notified that their con- tracts would not be renewed for Julie Kane's family the upcoming fiscal year. The reasons for the changes, By DARLA WARNOCK according to University Presi- The BG News dent Sidney Ribeau, were varied. "Those positions are chang- The diploma of the University student killed last September ing," Ribeau said. "Some of them was presented to her family in a brief ceremony Friday. willhe doing different things and Relatives of Julie Kane, a senior special education major, will be In different places. There received the Bachelor of Science degree in Education in honor are different reasons in each of her. case." The elimination of the Accepting the award for Julie were her parents, Robert and governmental affairs positon, in- Roberta Kane; a brother, Aaron Kane; and grandparents Lloyd cluding director Phil Mason, was and Delores Kane and Norma McKenzie. the first step in a series to begin University President Sidney Ribeau awarded the diploma on reallocating funds to other areas j4 behalf of the University, faculty and the Board of Trustees as throughout the University. recognition of Julie's achievements. Mason is the former vice presi- ■ :■ dent of University relations. "This is an extraordinary set of circumstances," Ribeau Ribeau said primary initiatives said. "This is something the University felt very strongly required additional funding, needed to be done." which would require the elim- Ribeau said this type of ceremony does not normally take ination of those positions not giv- place at the University, but they felt Julie's accomplishments ing as much return to the Uni- deserved special recognition. versity. "We were glad that we could make this small gesture to show how much we valued and appreciated what she did for ■ Improving enrollment figures is the University," Ribeau said. "This has never been done be- the University's lop priority. Sto- fore." ry, page three. Also addressing the family was Veronica Gold, Julie's ad- visor, and Les Stemberg, dean of Education and Allied Profes- sions. Each expressed their support to the family and gave recognition of Julie's accomplishments at the University. Pro- "It was not very pleasant to vost Charles Middleton and special education instructor Judy make these kinds of decisions," Vandenbroek were also present for the ceremony. Ribeau said. "We need to free up dollars and put them where they "This is a wonderful tribute to Julie and what she brought to are most needed." the University, those in the college as well as those she served Mason has been involved in outside," Stemberg said. two lawsuits through the Univer- BG Newi Pholo by Hide W Kobayaihl Ribeau, along with each of the faculty and administration sity this year. A sexual harass- present at the ceremony, acknowledged each of Julie's contri- ment case against BGSU was Judy Vandenbroek (left) and Roberta Kane embrace after the ceremony in which the Kane family was butions to the University community. presented with the diploma of Julie Kane, the University student killed last September. The ceremony filed by former University em- "Because of the character of Julie and her contribution to ployee, Bernadette Noe. She highlighted her accomplishments throughout the University community. University President Sidney Ribeau awarded the Bachelor of Science degree in Education to the family on behalf of the University the University we were more than willing to do this," Ribeau claimed the administration tried said. "In honor of her memory." to cover up the sexual harass- and the Board of Trustees.
• See DOWNSIZE, page three. lis v University seeking 'new look* ofV, I.OJJON"" l*|rfit BGSU: of a new logomark, which is cur- committee, said they plan on Graphics study rently being designed to give the Graphics Study showing the samples to various The University is re-evaluating its standards in hopes of adopting a more University a stronger visual campus groups to gain feedback uniform graphical feel. A history of the graphical look of BGSU: set to produce identity. The graphic depiction of lication. An identifiable logo- before a final decision is made. the University will also come mark was not consistent "We're on a fast track." Boute- new logomark with a manual to ensure proper throughout. lle said. "Our goal and intent is to usage. show the campus community Und on letterhead and other publications, The charge to the 18-person those logomarks. We're looking originally done in the 1970s or earlier It By DARLA WARNOCK A committee was charged with represents symbols of Ohio. Discontinued use The BG News finding a new graphic identity in committee included selecting the for ideas." in the mid 1980s because it was felt that it early fall by President Sidney appropriate logomark, and also After final considerations are didn't represent BGSU Before the end of the semester. Ribeau and Charles Middleton, creating a policy manual for its made, the committee will submit Bowling Green State University vice president for academic af- use. The manual will detail the their choice to Ribeau and the will have a new Identity that - fairs and provost. proper uses of the logomark in an Board of Trustees for final ap- attempt to create a more unified proval before the new identity Crated in early 1980s. Used primarily on the without a doubt - will distin- A review last spring of all pub- Office of Admissions' publications. Focus guish the University from any lications produced at the Univer- look among University pub- becomes official. gfOlipi It'll it was outdated and discontinued other. sity showed there was a lack of lications. use around 1991 This identity comes in the form consistency among each pub- Clif Boutelle, a member of the • See GRAPHICS, page three.
H.iM-d on the state of Ohio seal. Originally designed lo be used on official documents such as diplomas, commencement programs BG may increase fire protection and the like. Former President Paul Olscamp asked lhai it be used on all publications. including letterheads and business cards. Still The Bowling Green City Coun- mittee for public safety of about sprawling to the west," Lee said, widely in use. Residents to vote cil voted unanimously Jan. 6 to 20 people five or six years ago, noting that response time from put an income tax Increase of .19 according to Jerry Lee, the the fire station on Thurstln for tax increase percent on the May ballot, which chairman of that committee. The Street to some sites on the west would be an additional $1.90 in committee recommended an in- side could be up to 12 minutes. Created in Ihe 1970s At some time it was crease of fire and police protec- dnifMtted to be used only as an alhlelic to hire, train new taxes for every $1000 of income. Lee blames the slow response svmbol and is shll in use today The money raised, which would tion, but recommended no action on traffic downtown, and said firefighters amount to $995,000, according to be taken towards a West Side that the train tracks figured City Finance Director Rebecca Fire Station until a later rime. slightly Into the slow response By VINCE GUERRIERI Underwood, would be used to The committee was recently time, a sentiment echoed by Fire Quickly created in 19% for the Office of The BG News hire and tram 19 firefighters. reconvened and recommended Chief Joe Bums. Admissions by the publications office. It The firefighters will be used to the construction of a West Side .inswered their request to have something Fire protection Is below aver- instead of the "block BGSU". It was never Bowling Green residents will staff a new fire station on the Fire Station as a result of the formally introduced to the rest of (he campus have a chance to Increase their west side of town, an idea which population shift, Lee said. age In Bowling Green, Burns BGSU community fire protection on Election Day in was proposed several years ago. "It was clear from the pattern May. The mayor appointed a com- of growth that the town was • See STATION, page five. Sound BCSU Pubfc. MjlioxTIri' I..-J- •C New Craphii b> Semi lion page iwo The BG News Tuesday, January 14, 1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor- Opinion 372-6966
H E ANDREA WOOD TV news: entertainment, no info
My parents do not have cable affects the communities these anchor (read "actor") was also, by chors makes for an enjoyable television. My two roommates and organizations serve. There are a societal standards, relatively news hour. The repercussions of I do. however: and boy did I miss It few bright moments. Sometimes attractive. Any up and coming this empty news are felt In the After re- over the break. Actually, what I the health segments, usually broadcast Journalism student will communities, however. moving the missed the most was CNN. It's rlpoffs from the New England tell you that looks are certainly a After removing the gratuitous gratuitous BG funny, we pay each month for the Journal of Medicine, are short factor. Often young journalists are stories of violence, the self- stories of pleasure of having over 50 chan- but provide some Insight. There even told they should change their serving holiday special Interest nels to choose from. are services performed by the names to make them more exciting stories, the vomitous happy-talk violence, the I generally keep it on CNN or local stations, such as an- or less complicated for viewers to and the tip-offs from the local self-serving NEWS CSPAN (being a Journalism major nouncements of school closings, pronounce. newspaper, there's really and all), one roommate keeps It on storm warnings and product The unequal standards for men nothing of consequence left. holiday spe- "Serving the Bowling the Discovery Channel (she's an recalls. But real news is and women in the broadcast news Except maybe the weather. cial interest environmental science major), and stripped down to the bare bone. Industry are obvious. In her book 1 was able to get my parents Green community for the other rommate will surf almost World news is reported by one "Women and the Media", Cynthia to watch the MacNcll/Lehrer stories, the over 75 years" automatically to the History Columbus station as The World Lorn discussed the infamous News Hour, the closest thing I vomitous Channel (he's an education major, In a Minute." pairing of Connie Chung and Dan could get to informative televi- happy-talk emphasis In high school history In short, the basic critical Rather on CBS In 1993. Rather, at sion. 1 think It was too much for 210 West Hall Instruction). questions that must certainly be the "gentlemanly" age of 60, was them. The prospect of actually and the rip- Bowling Green State University Seeing as how my options were asked regarding the "news" are paired with Chung, age 40. The having to think about real offs from the Bowling Green, OH so limited over the holiday break. 1 rarely raised. The findings, formula of an older "husband" issues was Intimidating. My local newspa- 43403 was forced to observe the main- conclusions and stories chosen figure and a younger "wife" figure father eventually changed the stream media In action. Worst of by the producers of each station Is common in national network channel. per, there's [email protected] all, I had to watch the dally local are presented to the public as and some local broadcast markets, My parents are not stupid, really nothing and network broadcast news. complete. No further discussion according to Lont. "It's a crude, however. They are creatures of of conse- (419) 372-2601 Unfortunately. It Is those local Is provided or encouraged. sexist formula." wrote a T.V. Guide habit, like we all are. I believe news stations my parents are "As an example, one 30 writer of the Chung-Rather pair- most of the fault lies with quence left. forced to watch for all their news. second segment was about a car ing, "but a proven ratings getter." Editorial Board 372-6966 Irresponsible journalists and a Except Over break. I watched the Colum- accident caused by the winter And that Is the bottom line. corporate-owned media that maybe the Scon Brown bus area news with them. All three weather. A mother and her son Ratings. does not take Its purpose very Editor of the Columbus stations follow were both killed. With a con- The mainstream media industry seriously. In fact, one of the weather. the common pattern of modern cerned tone and furrowed brow, has turned Into a competitive historic purposes of Journalism Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock mainstream Journalism, that Is, the anchor chose to point out corporate endeavor. Instead of is to Inform the public and Managing Editor Chief Reporter they are businesses maintained In that the boy was also mentally providing people with as much ensure a healthy, thinking the interest of making profit. handicapped, for no other important Information as possible, democracy of citizens. This It's obvious many of the reports, reason than to add drama to the news that really affects people's Amy Johnson Mike Wendling purpose, however, has been which at their longest run for story. The fact that the boy had lives, it has proven much more virtually lost in the interest of Assistant Opinion Editor about a minute and a hall', are a disability had no Impact on profitable to entertain people, greed. Managing Editor meant to entertain more than the "news." which was that especially In broadcast news, to Andrea Wood is a weekly Brandon Wray Inform. Car accidents, plane there was a fatal car accident. insure that regular viewers tune columnist for The News. Ques- Penny Brown Entertainment crashes, high-profile court cases Like most of the personalities In. Drama, mayhem, and that tions and comments can be sent Copy Chief Editor (remember O.J.?). explosions: who make up the news teams sickening Jovial banter among to 210 West Hall or anything but real Information that behind the mahogany desks, the beautiful and dapper news an- [email protected]. Hnicki Kobayashi Blake Parkins Photo Editor Sports Editor
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Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Canlrell Jen Caspcrson Brian Gallalin Chad Gamby JeffGaylon John Harris Stacy Hubert Maggie Kushlak Cathy Raidl Greg Schwiizgabel Erin Taylor Tiffany Wendeln Jessica Wherry GUEST COLUMNIST — Carla Zvosec Advertising Staff 372-2605 Ohio imports unwanted garbage Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley Christy Hagerman Alison Polley Garbage from the East Coast annually. Pennsylvania. Vir- In 1994, the House and Senate Lori Patton Jim Vassallo state and local governments, a poses a serious environmental ginia, and Ohio, meanwhile, both passed bills giving the states conservative Congress and a threat to every community In Ohio, receive more than six million power to deal with interstate right-leaning Supreme Court and the recent announcement that tons of garbage each year—most waste, but Senator John Chafee have failed to give communities Letters to the Editor New York City Is closing its only of it from the East Coast, with from Rhode Island used a parlia- In Ohio and elsewhere the tools If you would like to submit a Letter to the landfill brings the threat much some from Ontario, Canada. mentary tactic to kill the bill In the they need to stop the onslaught Editor, please follow these guideline!: closer. Unfortunately, so far the Ohio alone receives over one waning hours of the session. In the of garbage from the East Coast. •Make sure the letter Is 509 words or less. federal government has been more and one-half million tons of last Congress, Congressman Meanwhile, New York City Please include your address, major, aca- of a problem than a solution. garbage every year and ships Thomas Bllley from Virginia, officials have announced their demic year and phone number (phone New York City Is moving ahead out approximately half a million chairman of the House Commerce plan to start shipping 1,800 numbers are strictly for rerlflcalion and quickly with plans to close perma- tons. Committee, blocked consideration tons of garbage every day out of not lor publication). nenUy the Fresh Kills landfill on The U.S. Supreme Court has of a bill that would have given the Bronx. At last report, they • Letters must be typed,and am handwrit- Si.urn Island. This dump Is so previously ruled that garbage Is Ohio and other Importing states are still looking for a landfill to ten. Letters brought in saved on a some relief from the avalanche of Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- large that astronauts can sec It an article of Interstate com- takelt. ferred. from space and so obnoxious that merce. Therefore, any law East Coast garbage. I would like to hear your • Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hail, Staten Island residents once banning the Import of solid Congressman Mike Oxlcy. comments on Interstate waste or e-mail os at [email protected]. considered seceding from New York waste from outside the state is chairman of the relevant subcom- or any other Issue. My address Be prepared to show valid identitkatioa. City. unconstitutional under the so- mittee, had authored a bill that Is: Congresswoman Marcy • Space limitations may prevent The BG Unless Congress acts soon, the called "dormant commerce would have given Ohio and other Kaptur. 234 N. Summit Street. News from printing all letters received. waste-importing states some The BG News reserves the right to edit 13,000 tons of garbage currently clause" of the Constitution. Room 719. Toledo. Ohio 43604. any and all letters. dumped In the Fresh Kills landfill Congress can. however, protection. The Oxley bill was a CongressuKwnan Marcy will end up In Ohio and other less- override the courts and autho- responsible effort at compromise, Kaptur represents Ohio's Ntnth populated states. According to a rize state and local governments which I co-sponsored. Unfortu- Congressional District, which Copyright C 1997. The BG News, Bowling recent front-page article In the New to pass laws to restrict out-of- nately. Chairman Bllley, who Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this Includes Lucas County. Fulton publication without the permission of The BG News York Times, "Ohio and Virginia state waste. Unfortunately, believes government should not get County, and parts of Wood and is strictly prohibited. (are) two states that have been during the past two sessions of Involved In commerce. Including Ottawa Counties. Kaptur The BG News is an independent publication cited by city officials as possible Congress, legislation giving solid waste, refused even to hold represents the portion of Bowling founded in 1920 and is published daily during the destinations for the city's garbage." states the tools they need to hearings on the Oxley measure. Green east of Main Street, academic year and weekly during the summer se- New York and New Jersey, the deal with this growing problem So Ohio remains under a threat. including the BGSU campus. mester. leading garbage exporters, ship has been scutUed—and each Despite all the talk in Washington Opinions expressed in columns and letters to about giving more power to the the editor are not necessarily those of the student almost six million tons of trash time by a single member. body, faculty. University administration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1997 BG News staff. Please excuse We are currently undergoing a facelift. Please, bear with us as we begin a new semester and we Iron out all of our kinks. We The BG News encourages its readers to notify would like to hear how we are doing, however, so drop us aline at 372-2601. We want to serve the Bowling Green community the the paper of any errors in stories or photograph best that we can. and to do that we need Input from faculty, staff and - most Importantly - students descriptions. our mess! Tuesday, January 14, 1997 The BG News page three
CAMPUS University aims Phil Mason's Tenure at BGSU
Phil Mason came to Bowling Green in 1982 tram Western Washington University, where he worked under - and was good friends for improvement with - University President Paul Olscamp. Olscamp served in a similar capacity at Western Washington before coming to Bowling Green. A look at Mason's tenure at the University: ByDARLAWARNOCK Administrative Overhaul The BG News 1985 1990 1995 With changing positions and ling undergraduate education as retirements of at least four key number one, including academic * administrators, the University is advising and customer service to November 1,1982 January 9,1990 - March 1996 / December 31^ aiming for more streamlined po- students. The other priorities Mason becomes Assistant to Mason takes over Bemadette Noe files a $9 million lawsuit against / 1996 sitions with a focus on improving President Olscamp. Mason: as Vice President the University, claiming the institution conspired / Mason informed enrollment and retention. focus on developing a learning "My main responsibility will of University to inhibit the investigation of a sexual harass- / that he will be community, restructuring the be to help Paul Olscamp Relations after ment claim Noe had filed against Mason / released from his obtain his goals for the Dwight Bur- University contract, According to University Presi- budgeting process, assessment June 16,1996: Mason reassigned as Director' effective June I. dent Sidney Rlbeau, his concerns University " (BG News. Nov. ngamc leaves for review, campus technology, fac- Mason 1.1982). Indiana University. of Governmental Affairs. 1997. rest mostly with undergraduate ulty training and reward struc- Of scamp education and raising the full tures. Source: BG News Archive*, BGSU Public Relations Office BG News Graphic by Scott Brown and Vlnce Guerrler time enrollment figures. Rlbeau said the changes taking place throughout the University DOWNSIZE He said the quality of under- will contribute to attaining each graduate education will improve of those priorities, particularly Continued from page one. Several other administration ing here through June 30." opportunities elsewhere. Vetter once resources are used more ef- undergraduate recruitment and position changes will take place He said he will be working on came to the University in 1990. fectively, which begins with the retention. ment she faced. Noe is asking for by the end of the fiscal year, the University's K-12 outreach He declined to comment further prioritizing positions and alloca- $9 million in damages in the Ohio June 30. program and image processing. on his resignation. tion of funds. "We're trying to focus our Court of Claims. ■ Dick Conrad, Director and Toby Singer is serving as ■ Pete Hutchinson, associate energy and attention on improv- Noe also said the University Assistant Vice President of Com- interim executive director of vice president of academic af- "The number one priority is ing the quality of undergraduate destroyed documents involving puter Services, is currently In computer services during the fairs, will be leaving the Univer- recruitment and retention of stu- education and having better re- the Investigation of Mason in the the process of retirement after next six months until a new di- sity after 26 years. According to dents and focusing on the under- tention services for students," case, which is a violation of open 30 years with the University. He rector is found. Ribeau, Hutchinson plans on ad- graduate pro- Ribeau said. "That way students records law. The lawsuit is in the served as director since 1978. ■ Mike Vetter, director of vancing into higher administra- gram," Rlbeau can be more successful and we Wood County courts. "I'm going to be teaching and housing and assistant vice presi- tion positions elsewhere. said. "That's can get our graduation rate up." Mason did not return phone working on special projects," dent of student affairs, said he is Hutchinson did not return really what calls seeking comment. Conrad said. "I'm planning on be- resigning in hopes of looking for phone calls seeking comment. we're trying to Hal Lunde, chairman of the do - mobilize Faculty Senate, said the changes our resources made by the administration will to give atten- aid the faculty in attaining the Campus operations to be evaluated tion to the un- goals they have set. dergraduate "This will help zero in on the uing review of campus opera- look and provide external re- general the review will take five goals. We see this as a positive Parking, safety tions, these areas will be asses- view," Martin said. "The review or six months to complete. This is program and to Ribeau recruit and re- change for the faculty," Lunde sed beginning in late January. is designed to see what we do an assessment of how these areas tain our students through to said. "We have confidence that under three-part According to Robert Martin, well and don't do well. The only are being operated; we are not graduation." these are reasonable changes for director of operations, the re- way to be more efficient is to questioning the safety of the Full time enrollment at the them to make." continuing view will be a two or three-step periodically examine what is be- campus," Martin said. process. The review will begin University decreased by 2 per- He explained the changes ing done." According to Roger Dennerll, assessment with each department conduct- According to Martin, the re- cent last fall, as compared to made throughout the administra- director of public safety, the re- ing a self-evaluation, Martin said. view will help develop plans and fall 1995 statistics. The retention tion were not unexpected. view is a positive study. rate has also dropped to at least By SARAH BEDNARSKI An internal peer group will then improve operations. There have four percent less than the aver- "Probably most or all of them The BG News review the self-evaluation and already been several such re- "We are proud to be participat- age rate over the past ten years. were expected," Lunde said. "We finally an outside group will be views in different areas around ing in this study. So often we get have a changing world and The spring semester will not hired. campus. It is common for aca- caught up in working the same The eight priorities established changing needs. They are mak- only bring changes for students "We are not sure whether or demic and other programs to be way and by having an outside last year as a part of the new ing these changes to better adapt but to campus safety, parking not the third step of hiring an subject to review, Martin said. group come in to give sugges- University mission statement and strengthen enrollment and services and transportation of- outside group will be used, but "The first cycle will start in late tions is very positive," Dennerll identified improving and control- retention." fices, as well. As part of a contin- the idea of this type of group is to January or early Feburary and in said.
REGION- GRAPHICS Working man Continued from page one. Boutelle said the committee looked at the logomarks repre- Less Boutelle said everything senting other institutions should be finalized by the Board throughout Ohio. They found the of Trustees meeting in March University's identity to be trials The new logomark will be put to weaker than most of the others. use immediately following final "Bowling Green is probably approval. Test materials may be the most difficult to identify," in Lucas used before that date. Boutelle said. "We need to speak Cheryl Takata, a member of as Bowling Green State Universi- the committee, emphasized the ty, not as just part of the whole. County importance of finding a single We need a logomark that is going logomark to be used in a consis- to move us into the next cen- The Associated Press tent manner. tury." "Right now some people might The committee originally TOLEDO - A new program neglect to say they are a part of chose 12 design firms to compete that places the emphasis on BGSU," Takata said. "Now, at in creating the visual identity, mediation could reduce the num- least the name would be out each of which had some affilita- ber of lawsuits heard by judges there. It will be a logotype that tion with the University. in Lucas County Common Pleas people will know is Bowling Those firms were narrowed to Court. Green State University." three: Communica in Toledo, The judges have been looking Currently, the University is Murphy Design In Cleveland and for alternatives for years to represented by the BGSU seal. It Zust & Co. In Cleveland. Each of settle lawsuits without full- has been used for about the last these design firms will create at blown, expensive trials. Judge six or seven years, according to least three logomarks by January James Jensen said. Boutelle. 24 for final consideration. Now they think they have such a program, he said. BG NIWI Phou by Hldckl Kohayuhl Under the new program, each Most students used their winter break to earn some cold, hard cash, and junior psychology major Around Bowling Green judge will have the discretion to Chris Morris was no different. Morris is shown here working over break in Jerome Library, shelving order the parties in a lawsuit books. seeking $50,000 or less in dam- Interim Chair Named ages to first try to resolve the dispute before moving ahead In The Department of Ethnic Studies named Dr. Rolando An- court. Cold buildings? Blame Mother Nature drade Interim Chair effective December 26. The search for a At that point, all parties in- permanent chairperson has begun. volved in the lawsuit and their The BG News cording to Chuck Codding, Assis- do anything to help the problem representatives must take part in tant Director of Risk Manage- but wait for the problem to solve settlement efforts, including Feeling the chill m some of the ment. itself when the weather warms UAO Sponsers Poster Sale mediation, which brings both buildings on campus? Wondering The problem is simply the up- sides together to discuss their why It feels as if there is no heat? "campus is not designed for such Codding added, "If a person is The University Activities Organization will be presenting a differences before an unbiased Well, there is plenty of coal and cold weather and the wind has cold in a particular building, they print and poster sale in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the third party. Failure to comply plenty of steam to heat the build- blown the heat out of the build- have the option of letting the Union. The sale will run from today through Thursday from 10 can bring sanctions, including ings, despite a few rumors con- ings," Codding said. University know." a.m. to 5 p.m. contempt of court. cerning a shortage of coal, ac- The University cannot really -- SCHAB
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Schuermans' Farm is a field of the Big Birds
Story and Photographs by Hideki Kobayashi Above: Chicks also have big and hard toe nails.
Above: Chicks are sold for meat about 18 months after hatching.
Above: Kent Schuerman holds an egg shell in front of a stuffed chick which died one week after hatching.
Right: Kent Schuerman closes the slide door of the ostrich bam after seeing the male breeder mating. "Now he is very angry," Schuerman says.
Families with children stop by to take a look at ostriches, but the place is not a zoo. Feeding and giving water to the ostriches are what Kent Schuerman does every day at his farm in Pemberville, Ohio. He owns six ostriches. They are Israeli Blacks, which are the mix breed of South African Black and Blue. Adult males have bright red beaks and Above: Kent Schuerman and his mother, Donna Schuerman natch their red spots on the front of their legs. They have big toe-nails, which can be used for their farm. Donna says that she has tried an ostrich sandwich. powerful kicking. The six ostriches are breeders. Schuerman sends eggs to an incubation professional and raises chicks. It costs 90 cents to feed a chick a day. Approximately 18 months after hatching, ostriches are sold for meat at around $ 1000. Schuerman also sells eggs to other farmers to be grown by them. Now Schuerman is planning to quit breeding ostriches and just buy three-month-old chicks to raise because of the high cost of hatching, which is around $75 to $150. The trend of ostrich farming started in the United States six years ago. The Schuermans, who have been farming for generations, started ostrich farming in 1994 with prospecting the needs for ostrich meat in the market. Ostrich meat is popular on the West Coast as it is considered healthy. Ostrich meat is red meat just like beef, yet it is low in fat and cholesterol unlike beef. The price of ostrich meat is relatively higher than other meat products due to the lower supply of the meat in the country. Tuesday, January 14, 1997 The BG News page five Families of plane crash victims visit tragic site
The Associated Press Parts will be reassembled for ex- Hammerschmidt said Sunday amination at the Monroe County that three controls meant to shut RAISINVILLE TOWNSHIP, Fairgrounds. off the twin-engine turboprop's Mich. - Relatives of a law stu- National Transportation Safety right engine and activate a fire dent who died with 28 others in a Board spokesman Paul Schlamm extinguisher were found in the commuter plane crash said Mon- said Monday evening that there "on" position in the plane's day a close-up look at the charred were no significant develop- wreckage. scene was the only way they ments to report from the in- How that happened is unclear. could begin to deal with the vestigation. He also said there Hammerschmidt said the swit- tragedy. was no new information about ches and levers could have been "We can't comprehend what's analysis of the plane's flight data flipped, pulled or twisted by the happened," said Leonard Bar- and cockpit voice recorders from force of the crash, rather than by row, whose brother, Gregory, the NTSB laboratory in Washing- the pilot or co-pilot. died when Comair Flight 3272 ton, D.C. Investigators have found no from Cincinnati to Detroit "It's a long drawn out very de- evidence of an in-flight fire, and crashed Thursday. tailed process," he said. the corresponding switches for "It's easy not to deal with it but Schlamm said he was unsure the left engine were found in a we all believed that the only way when crews would have the deactivated position, Ham- we could start dealing with this wreckage removed. He said merschmidt said. BG Ntwt Photo by Hldrki Kobayaihl was to understand as much as we crews will probably continue to Hammerschmidt also said a could," he said. work at the scene the rest of the preliminary reading of the flight The Bowling Green fire station, located just off the corner of Thurstin and Wooster. Barrow, of Melbourne, Fla, week. data recorder showed that the and his sister, Lynda Barrow, "It's a slow process and the plane was making a stable, STATION fought tears as they spoke of ground is still frozen," Schlamm 30-dcgree banking left turn on their brother, thanked the com- said. autopilot for three seconds - Continued from page one. ition until the funding comes to agree or disagree on whether through," he said. "It's a difficult munity for their support and then over the next eight sec- or not we need another fire NTSB member John Ham- time - nobody wants to have thanked investigators and search onds the turn increased to 40 de- said, citing the fact that BG has station," Lee said. "I think we merschmidt said Sunday that the grees. their taxes raised." team members for their efforts. the lowest number of firefighters da- "The American Red Cross also plane's left engine was among At that point, the autopilot was per capita in Ohio, with seven on Even if the tax increase were has been wonderful," Ms. Bar- the plane's parts buried in snow shut off. The plane crashed 17 duty. The new firefighters will The tax raise will bring the city successful, it would still be an- row said. "They listened to us for and ice in an impact crater. seconds later. make the city's fire protection income tax to 1.89 percent, ac- other two to three years before hours as we talked about Gre- Earlier in the investigation, average, according to Burns. cording to Underwood, and the fire station was constructed, gory." The focus of the investigation Hammerschmidt had referred to would take effect in 1998. But according to Lee. He also pro- Gregory Barrow of Ferndale now shifts to Washington, D.C, a mysterious "event" that oc- Bums is cautious in his opti- Lee looks at the issue from an- posed that, with fire hydrants be- was returning to Michigan after where an NTSB laboratory is curred shortly before the plane mism, however. other viewpoint. ing installed farther west, a new visiting family and friends in examining the plane's flight data nose-dived into the ground. He substation may be needed in 15 Florida. He was one semester shy and cockpit voice recorders. could not say Sunday what the "It isn't going to come to fru- "The voters will have a chance years. of completing work on his Some NTSB investigators event was. master's degree in tax law at interviewed Comair personnel NTSB officials have refused to Wayne State University in De- Monday at Comair headquarters offer analysis of the evidence so Study links chronic stress, colds troit. in Cincinnati, company spokes- far. Hammerschmidt didn't know Investigators Monday concen- woman Meghan Glynn said. She when more analysis of the voice The Associated Press effect, Sheldon Cohen said Mon- laser, director of the health psy- trated on sanitizing debris before declined to make any other and flight data recorders would day. chology division in Ohio State removing it from the crash site. comment. be completed. PITTSBURGH - Months of "That distinction is extraor- University's College of Medicine. weighing used tissues and rins- dinarily clear," Cohen said. ing nostrils have helped re- His findings will be presented In the first study, Cohen gave Couple claims state liable for death searchers show that chronic February at the annual meeting questionnaires about stress to stress can more than double your of the American Association for 394 healthy volunteers, then ex- The Associated Press Meymann and their children. been braking." risk of catching the common the Advancement of Science in posed them to the cold virus. The The couple, both 33, were not cold. Seattle. study showed the association be- CINCINNATI - A Cincinnati injured, but 2-year-old Daniel The accident highlights a prob- A Carnegie Mellon University In a 1991 study published in the tween stress and colds could not couple says the state is partly re- suffered a bruised brain and lem that more states are facing psychologist who was the first to New England Journal of Med- be explained by differences in sponsible for the death of their Logan suffered severe brain as the population ages, experts link stress with susceptibility to icine, Cohen provided the first age, gender, education, allergies, 7-week-old son because it does damage. Daniel recovered; say. colds now says chronic stress, evidence that stress could direct- weight, smoking and drinking not properly monitor the driving Logan died Sept. 3. defined as predominant bad ly affect a person's risk of catch- habits, diets, exercise or sleep. abilities of older Ohioans. "I don't really blame him as At least 17 states, including In- times that continue longer than a ing a cold. Other researchers had In the latest study, researchers Wilson Cunningham, 84, much as I do the fact that he was diana, require some type of re- month, increases the risk of measured only general immune substituted the questionnaires received a suspended jail term allowed to drive," said Mrs. newal exam - from vision tests to catching a cold by 2 times. system changes. with intensive stress interviews Monday on a vehicular homicide Meymann. "It was a tragic acci- road tests - for older drivers, ac- Acute stress, or short bursts of "It was a very important that helped distinguish chronic charge in the Aug. 31 accident dent. He got confused and hit the cording to the American Associa- negative experiences, showed no study," said Janice Kiecolt-G- stress factors from acute ones. involving Susan and Michael accelerator when he should have tion of Retired Persons. WELCOME BACK! 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The Associated Press the guts of it will be on education - spe- know n as "community schools," the bus, said Monday. cifically, urban education." schools would be independent, autono- Espy accused Voinovich of neglecting "I wish the governor COLUMBUS - Gov. George Voino- In that sense, the speech Tuesday will mous and free of some state mandates the most pressing problems in educa- vich was expected to return to a famil- be similar to its predecessors. but still publicly financed. tion while handing out millions to pet would fly around to Gallia iar theme when he returns to familiar Last year, Voinovich lamented fail- The House passed a bill that would projects, such as school computers. County and Vinton surroundings today for his state of the ures in urban districts that he said had have created charter schools during the "I wish the governor would fly state speech. been devastating to families. last legislative session, but it died in the around to Gallia County and Vinton County, where these kids Voinovich will devote about 70 per- Today, he was expected to announce Senate. Voinovich was expected to pro- County, where these kids don't have don't have cafeteria cent of his seventh annual speech to ed- plans for a multimillion-dollar program pose a pilot project for Toledo. cafeteria facilities or indoor plumbing," ucation, Mike Oawson, his spokesman, to provide grants to help Ohio's largest Voinovich was also expected to Espy said. facilities or indoor said Monday as the governor practiced school districts reduce their dropout suggest increasing the number of vou- Although Voinovich will do all the plumbing." Ben Espy his delivery in the newly renovated rates, improve test scores and solve chers available to allow low-income talking today, the seven members of the House chambers. The Statehouse will social ills such as drug use and teen Cleveland families to send their child- state Supreme Court likely will have the Ohio Senate Majority Leader be the site of the speech for the first pregnancy. ren to private school. final say on the direction of education in time since 1993. Also expected to make a comeback in "I don't expect anything new," Senate Ohio. the state, arguing that education is a "He'll touch on a number of areas, but this year's speech: charter schools. Also Minority Leader Ben Espy, D-Colum- More than 500 school districts sued constitutional right- Zoologist buys Atlantic archipelago Cleanup of contaminated site scheduled for Recent purchase next month of four Falkland DELPHOS - The cleanup of contaminated land in a residential Islands prevents neighborhood will begin next month, officials said Monday. Mike Odle ran a salvage business from his property before lie drilling for oil died. He burned transformers and sold copper and other materi- als. His property was investigated in 1992 because of complaints The Associated Press about open burning. But it was not until last year that officials discovered that his CINCINNATI - As the British property was polluted. The soil had lead levels 12S times higher and Argentine governments pre- than federal safety limits. pare to drill for oil off the Falk- A stone driveway recently was built on his property to ac- land Islands, a Cincinnati native commodate the approximately 20 trucks per day that will haul is rushing to preserve areas of away the tons of contaminated soil. The material will be taken to the rugged, south Atlantic archi- a hazardous waste dump. pelago. Henry County Health Commissioner Hans Schmaltzried said "They are unique - there the site is so polluted that it made the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Superfund list of 1,300 sites targeted for arent any other islands like them cleanup. anywhere in the world," said One of Odle's former customers has agreed to help pay for the Peter Carey, a zoologist who re- cleanup, which could reach $1 million. cently bought four of the islands through his newly-formed Su- Supplier convicted after woman dies of coc- bAntarctic Foundation for Eco- systems Research. "Within 12 aine overdose months' time, they'll be drilling The Associated Press the first exploratory wells. Just FINDLAY - A man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison Peter Carey sits on the shore of Cliff Island. for supplying the cocaine that killed a woman. the increased traffic going through will change the face of James Wilson, 34, of Findlay, pleaded guilty last week in Han- things." two large islands. 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NATION Clinton lawsuit considered Around the Nation Supreme Court Simpson discusses suicide SANTA MONICA, Calif. - A choked-up OJ. Simpson told Jur- debates whether ors Monday he was ashamed to say he contemplated suicide after his ex-wlfe's slaying. He also acknowledged cheating on his President can be wife during their tumultuous marriage but denied that makes him a liar. sued while in office "You have lied repeatedly, haven't you?" asked plaintiffs' at- torney Daniel Petrocelll. The Associated Press "No," said Simpson. It was Simpson's second day on the stand as a defense wit- WASHINGTON -- The Su- ness at his wrongful-death trial, with his lawyer trying to undo preme Court aggressively ques- the damage done when he was questioned by the plaintiffs' side tioned both sides Monday In a in November. Nearly 100 people lined up for courtroom passes, battle over the sexual- some arriving as early as 4: IS a.m. in the chill. harassment lawsuit against In other testimony, Simpson said that before the slaying of ex- President Clinton, expressing wife Nicole Brown Simpson, his relationship with girlfriend skepticism about judges manag- Paula Barbieri had been deepening. ing a president's time yet leery of having him appear above the law. FBI produces information regarding Kennedy's assassination As the politically charged case was argued just one week before WASHINGTON - The FBI transferred to the National Ar- Clinton's second-term inau- chives on Monday 15,121 more pages of records related to Presi- guration, the justices gave little se dent Kennedy's assassination. indication whether they will let The latest files turned over were about La Cosa Nostra, as the (2>d <$!$** ^S FBI refers to organized crime; an anti-communist organization Paula Jones' lawsuit go forward called Movimicnto Democratlco Cristian; and other documents while he is in office. reviewed by the House Select Committee on Assassinations In A decision, which also could af- 1978-79 as it examined various assassination conspiracy theor- fect future presidents, is expect- ies. ed by July. The Archives will make these documents public Jan. 15 at 9 The Auoclattd Prcu a.m. at its College Park, Md., facility. The FBI has now transferred more than 666,000 pages of Ken- The hour-long argument did Kristi Hamrick, left, and Sheila Ervin hold signs outside the Supreme Court in Washington on Monday not address the merits of Jones' nedy assassination records to the Archives under a 1992 law de- supporting Paula jones. Inside the court, Clinton's lawyers asked the Supreme Court to delay sexual har- signed to put most of the material into the hands of the public. allegation that Clinton prop- assment lawsuits against the President by Jones. ositioned her in a Little Rock ho- tel room in 1991 when he was The justices sounded skeptical too much authority over a presi- Robert Bennett, Clinton's law- Study suggests disadvantages of drinking too governor of Arkansas. Clinton about arguments from both dent, voiced doubts about fash- yer, told the justices that if much fruit juice has denied her allegation and has sides. ioning a blanket rule. presidents can be sued while in said he cannot recall ever meet- "We see presidents riding on office "any county or state judge CHICAGO - Drinking more than a cup and a half of fruit Juice ing the former Arkansas state Justice Anthony M Kennedy horseback, chopping firewood ... could virtually destroy the power a day may make preschoolers fat or stunt their growth, a study employee. said allowing judges to decide playing golf and so forth. ... The of the presidency." suggests. whether a president is too busy to notion that he doesn't have a No single juice was implicated in the study of 168 healthy Instead, lawyers debated be entangled in litigation may be minute to spare is not credible," He added, "We'll give Ms. youngsters, but the ones who drank more than 12 ounces a day whether any part of the case can tended to be shorter or fatter than other preschoolers. too intrusive, and "argues Scalia said. Jones her day in court, but let's The findings, published Monday in the January issue of the proceed during the next four strongly for the absolute privi- not do it now." journal Pediatrics, suggested that preschoolers who fill up on years. The court has never be- lege that (Clinton's lawyers) are Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, When Justice Ruth Bader juice may be getting too much sugar or missing out on more nu- fore been asked to decide if a sit- suggesting." meanwhile, worried aloud about Ginsburg asked whether any of tritious foods. ting president can be sued over delaying litigation for some fu- the SO states offer a governor "Until other studies prove otherwise, it seems prudent for acts unrelated to his job, whether Justice Antonin Scalia, al- ture president sued for child cus- temporary Immunity, Bennett parents and caretakers to limit young children's consumption of they took place before or during though saying he was also con- tody or because land he owns "is had to concede, "We have found fruit juice to less than 12 fluid ounces a day," the researchers his term. cerned about giving trial judges boiling up with poisons." none." said in the journal. 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YOUR TOTAL VALUE LEADER Tuesday, January 14 The BG News page nine Brandon Wray Entertainment Editor Entertainment 372-2603 Vegas album hits jackpot Around Bowling Green University issues casting call ByVINCEGUERRIERI classic "That's Amore" has been from Vegas omitted from this Before she played a foil to llw ISGNews used in the soundtrack of several collection. Everyone who has "Grumpy Old Men," Ann- The University Theatre Department has announced audition mob movies, and Jack Jones' ever made a name for himself in Margret was a popular act in Las dates for three upcoming stage productions. Since gangsters moved into "Wives and Lovers" appeared in Vegas is on this collection. Lib- Vegas, singing tunes such as Open auditions for the moral thriller "Death and the Maiden" Cuba in the 1920s, organized "Goodfellas." Al Martino, who erace, who is the only person who by Ariel Dorfman will be at 7:00 p.m. Jan. 21 and 22 in 400 Uni- "Begin the Beguine," which ap- versity Hall. Callbacks will beat 7:00p.m. Jan 23. crime and gambling have gone starred in "The Godfather," might be too flamboyant for Las pears on this album. And before hand-in-hand. Nowhere is this offers up his rendition of "Span- Vegas, performs a medley of he was known for appearing on Also on Jan 21 and 22, tryouts will be held at 7:00 p.m. in 402 more evident than In Las Vegas. ish Eyes" for this album. "Cherry Hill Park," "Echo Park" ESPN college basketball com- University Hall for the campus production of "Les Belles Originally a frontier town in the There is, however, one glaring and "MacArthurPark." mercials, Robert Goulet was also Soeurs" by Michel Tremblay. The sharply ironic comedy draws middle of the desert, Las Vegas omission in this collection: the Some of the other singers from a lounge act in Vegas. In this col- a revealing social commentary from its story of a woman who became an oasis for gangsters, Rat Pack is well-represented, this collection have remained in lection, he sings "What Kind of wins a million trading stamps in a lottery, then invites her gamblers and glitz. It has since with Dino's "That's Amore" and the spotlight in other venues. Fool Am I." friends to a riotous stamp-pasting parry. Callbacks will be deviated from this image in an Sammy Davis, Jr. singing "I Go- Tom Jones, who was seen most 7:00p.m. Jan 23. attempt to become a family- tta Be Me," but Frank Sinatra is recently blowing away aliens in There are also songs from Open auditions for the musical "Little Shop of Horrors" will be oriented vacation spot (how the nowhere to be heard! There isn't "Mars Attacks!," performs "De- Vegas regulars Wayne Newton 7:00 p.m. Jan 27 and 28 in 405 University Hall. Callbacks will be hell can any place with naked one offering from The Chairman lilah," not one of his best-known (his classic "Danke Schoen"), Vic 7:00 p.m. Jan 29. The musical will bring Audrey II to the Univer- showgirls and slot machines be of the Board 0T1 this album. In- songs, but a good offering Damone, Jerry Vale, Eartha Kin sity stage along with Seymour, a lowly assistant florist who tries called "family-oriented?"), but stead, Paul Anka sings "My Way" nonetheless. Engelbert Humper- and Bobby Darin. But above all, to satisfy the craving for human flesh of the unearthly plant. "Jackpot! The Las Vegas Story" and Buddy Greco performs "The dinck sings his signature tune this album serves as a reminder All interested persons from the campus and community are recalls the glorious opulence of Lady is a Tramp,"both standards "Release Me (And Let Me Love that, at one point, Vegas wasn't a welcome to audition. For additional information contact the the Vegas of yesteryear. of Ol' Blue Eyes. An album about Again)." You might remember family vacation spot, and it didn't theatre office at (419) 372-2222. The songs in this collection, in Vegas without The Voice is like a his most recent effort, a song on need hotels remniscient of keeping with the Vegas tradition, collection of English literature the "Beavis and Butt-head Do Egypt, Ancient Rome or New Theatre passes on sale offer many connections with without Shakespeare! America" soundtrack, "Lesbian York City. It was Vegas, and that gangster movies. Dean Martin's But Sinatra is the only voice Seagull." was all you needed. Theatre passes are now on sale for spring semester produc- tions at the University. The pass offers admission to all Joe E. Brown and Eva Marie Saint Theatre productions. The passes, which sell for $14 for adults and $9 for students and senior citizens, arc on sale at the theatre department office in 322 South Hall, or can be ordered by PBS offers new math show calling (419) 372-2222. The Associated Press about math," said Carolyn Wean, the show's executive director of To use the pass, simply show it at the theatre box office and it will be honored as long as tickets are available for a given per- PITTSBURGH - In the world media, distribution and produc- formance. Patrons can call the box office at (419) 372-2222 and of the math-phobe, equations are tion. "Women and minorities get reserve tickets for Eva Marie Saint and Joe E. Brown spring bad memories half-repressed scared off at an early age." productions after Feb. 17. after high school, piddling ab- Enter "M," a production by surdities with little relevance to WQED Pittsburgh financed by The Eva Marie Saint Theatre will be the site of the two spring everyday life. the National Science Foundation, productions, "Six Degrees of Separations" by John Guare at 8:00 To David Elisco, television the U.S. Department of Educa- p.m. Feb. 19-22 and 2:00 p.m. Feb 23, and the musical "Little Shop producer and reformed math- tion and private corporations in- of Horrors," book and lyrics by Howard Ashman, music by Alan bigot, mathematics form the cluding Alcoa and McDonnell Menken, based on the film by Roger Corman, at 8:00 p.m. April 23-26 and 2:00 p.m. on April 27. framework binding an invisible Douglas. universe that surrounds his everyday world. He just didn't The show is scheduled to air on The Joe E. Brown Theatre stage will be the site for perform- PBS in April 1998, with produc- ances of Ariel Dorfman's "Death and the Maiden" at 8:00 p.m. on know it until he was tapped to March 12-15 and 2:00 March 16. Michael Tremblay's "Les Belles work on a new, seven-part series tion under way around the coun- try. Promotional material will Soures" will be presented at 8:00 p.m. on April 16-19 and 2:00 for PBS. p.m. on April 20. "It's sort of like turning around appear at teachers' conferences 2,000 years of bad press," said El- this February and April. Other spring theatre events include the annual stage produc- isco of "M: The Invisible Uni- Standards released in Decem- tion for young audiences, which this year will be "The Invisible verse," for which he oversees Hunters and Falstaff and Friends," adapted by Dr. F. Scott Re- An animation using colored cubes is used for a segment on increasing ber 1995 by the National day-to-day production. "Math is gan of the theatre department. volumes on the WQED-Pittsburgh TV program called "M: The Invisi- Research Council recommend not a cold, dead science." that students do more hands-on Try telling that to nearly half ble Universe." Free parking is available for evening performances in campus learning to apply math and sci- parking lots A & G. of all American adults, who, ac- Department of Education, can't "There's a great fear among ence skills to solving real-life cording to a 1993 study by the perform simple arithmetic tasks. people, especially students, problems. Woody Allen captures audience with new musical The Associated Press The people are uniformly well- film amounts to familiar Allen eye while jogging through Ven- lunch at Le Cirque, a shopping and weighs down a movie that for heeled and well-groomed; the lo- fare. ice. Paris-based writer Joe (Al- expedition for jewelry at Harry much of its time is content to be Fred Astaire and Ginger cations - Paris, Venice and Al- Once again, our hero is in the len) is divorced from Steffi Winston's. Skylar, though, has as fizzy as the champagne cock- Rogers. Gene Kelly and Rita ien's ever-magical Manhattan throes of romantic despair, lust- (Goldie Hawn), now ensconced in taken more than a passing inter- tails its music affectionately Hayworth. Dick Powell and Ruby among them*- glisten; and unex- ing after a woman young enough a Manhattan penthouse with a est in ex-con Charles Ferry (Tim evokes. Keeler. Woody Allen and Goldie pected crooners include Edward to be his daughter. In "Manhat- successful lawyer (Alan Alda). Roth), the latest cause of her It is peculiar that Allen's Hawn. Norton, Julia Roberts, and (a tan," he set his sights on Mariel The narrator is their daughter "guilty liberal Democrat" creeping self-regard dampens Huh? dubbed) Drew Barrymore. Hemingway; in "Husbands and DJ (Natasha Lyonne), short for mother. his own party. "Everyone Says I If that last duo makes you sit Wives," it was Juliette Lewis. Djuna, a 17-year-old New Yorker Love You," indeed. His on-screen up and take notice, you ain't seen So why doesn't this film induce Last year's "Mighty Aphrodite" with a tendency herself to fall for Not only are we made to note cohorts might; audiences are nothin' yet. the sustained rapture of the mu- saw Allen taking a not exclu- a new man in every capital. Joe's enduring charm, but this likely to think otherwise. sical classics to which it means to sively paternal interest in Acad- DJ pushes her father towards nebbish is no slouch in bed, "Everyone Says I Love You," pay tribute? emy Award-winner Mira Sor- Von, supplying him with infor- either. "That was unbelievable, "Everyone Says I Love You" is written and directed by Allen and Woody Allen's first musical in a vino. Even if Soon-Yi Previn mation gleaned from her access just everything you did," Von produced by Jean Doumanian for 27-film career, is the writer- Once you strip away the period didn't exist, one might begin to to Von's psychotherapy sessions. tells him after their first night together. In his newly rapacious Sweetland Films. It is rated R, director's homage to the confec- songs and the alternately goof- wonder. While Joe obsesses about Von, persona, this Allen delivers. presumably for a fairly rude rap tions of a bygone age, when love ball and giddy choreography of DJ's half-sister Skylar (Barry- Broadway veteran Graciela Dan- This time, art historian Von more) is being expensively cour- The result gives his sequences rewrite of some lyrics to "I'm was in the air and a song hovered in the film a prevailing smugness Through With Love." on everyone's lips. iele ("Once on This Island"), the (Julia Roberts) catches Allen's ted by preppie Holden (Norton) - You Can Plan TUESDAY NITE AT Your Summer NOW! The BGSU Summer Schedule of Classes is ^^^0>\ now online at: http://www.bgsu.edu/colIeges/ContEd/ •Large selection of classes BOWLING GREEN. OHIO •Plan ahead for Spring, Summer, Fall •Get ahead of the rest Best Damn Ladies Nite in Town Don't just sit Check out summer dales, deadlines and registration there! Stop in information. 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Sunita Kumar Calcutta's archbishop, Henry friend of Mother Teresa D'Souza, said he will conduct a STARTING JAN. 13TH Feb. 2 vote for mother superior of the Missionaries of Charity. His announcement came after and kidneys were functioning Mon - Thurs. 8.30-8pm a longtime friend said the well, he said. 86-year-old nun confided last Shetty was part of a team of Friday 9-6pm month that she wanted to step doctors who performed angio- down because of health prob- plasty to remove blockages from Sunday Vl-3pm lems. two of Mother Teresa's coronary L "This time. Mother has finally Mother Teresa arteries late last year after she Also open M _K Day decided to leave the post of Su- had a mild heart attack. She was perior General," the friend, Sun- runs 517 orphanages, homes for hospitalized from Nov. 22 to Dec. ita Kumar, said in an Interview. the poor, AIDS hospices and 19, and has continued to receive REGULAR HOURS The Calcutta-based order's other charity centers around the medical care at home. constitution calls for leadership world. About 100 nuns were Father Edward Le Joly, a priest Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 elections every six years, but the elected as representatives from at the order for three decades, 1996 vote was repeatedly delayed various areas to take part in the said her successor would most Saturday 9-& because Mother Teresa was so vote for mother superior. likely be drawn from among four ill. The Nobel Peace laureate con- top aides: Sister Frederick. Sister She tried to step down in 1990, tinued to suffer pain in her spine Joseph Michael, Sister Priscilla but the other nuns re-elected her Monday stemming from arthritis and Sister Monica. anyway. Kumar said Mother and osteoporosis. But Dr. Devi In recent years, heart prob- Teresa believes her followers Shetty said the pain was not a lems complicated by poorly func- will yield to her wishes this time. cause for concern, and is not tioning lungs and kidneys have The Missionaries of Charity unusual for someone Mother forced Mother Teresa to spend has more than 4.000 nuns and Teresa's age. Her heart, lungs months in the hospital. We Bomb explodes in London office senn of Arabic-language newspaper b0 kS The Associated Press Police Superintendent Derrick ' Sc^oi ^ ^s Z r ° Kellegher said there was mini- 0/ a un LONDON - A bomb exploded mal damage to the mail room. Wi- ° »o- art ,r ° * today in the mail room of an Ara- 'de se/ec s bic-language newspaper, Al- The five letter bombs sent to Hayat. 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AKRON - The Falcons dodged a few seconds remaining, he sunk a 3-pointer against Eastern Michigan and Toledo. Daniels, the nation's 13th-leading bullets in avoiding an upset at the hands to knot the score at 79. ■ Falcons take third place at Puerto Rico Bowling Green started the game scorer, was suffocated in the first half of the last-place Akron Zips Monday But that effort would go for naught, Classic over break. Story, page 16. slowly, trailing the Zips for most of the to the tune of only six points. He did night. as senior guard Antonio Daniels hit a first half. Akron was able to hold the manage to deliver a facial to guard With less than three seconds remain- 16-foot buzzer-beater with less than a their conference record to 3-1. Falcons at bay by working the ball in- Adam Benton on a rousing slam dunk. ing in regulation, Akron's Jimmal Ball, second remaining to give the Falcons a "I was saying to myself, 'If we do get side and scoring off of transition. Daniels would get back on track, lead- a 66-percent free-throw shooter, was stunning 81-79 victory. another chance [after Ball's free Center Chris Hahn tallied a career-high ing all scorers with 20. fouled on his way to the hoop. As Daniels ran around the court, lit- throws], I'm not going to let us [lose] 19 points. Akron posted a 9-0 run during the Ball missed both free throws off the erally hushing the crowd, the Falcons this game,"' Daniels said. "I'm either "Coming in, we may have underesti- front of the rim, sending the game into knew they had given just enough to run going to win it or I'm going to lose it." mated them somewhat," Daniels said. • See DANIELS, page fourteen. NCAA Raterman, votes Kahle: 'No for way, Zips' change The Associated Press By JASON McMAHON NASHVILLE, Tenn. - In a rad- The BG News WOMEN'S ical departure for the slow-to- BASKETBALL change NCAA, delegates voted For a while, it looked like Ak- 4T Monday after more than an hour ron was on its way to their first- But Akron refused to die. of confused and bitter debate to ever victory over Bowling Senior guard Michelle Chavanne let Division I athletes hold part- Green. But then Sherry Kahle was at the forefront of a barrage time jobs. and Jackie Raterman said no of three-point shots, making four Then, with a suddenly Influen- way. of her own in the first half to help tial student-athlete advisory The Falcons parlayed an incre- keep her team within three committee still exulting over that dible effort from the bench and a points going into the locker room. vote, delegates also decided to strong second-half surge into a The mismatch In numbers was grant a fourth year of eligibility 94-75 triumph over the short- evident In the second half, to partial qualifiers who get a de- handed Zips at Anderson Arena however. Akron only had two gree in four years. Raterman was the high scorer players on its bench, while Fal- Both concepts had been voted for the Falcons, notching 17 con coach Jaci Clark took full ad- down by previous conventions. points, while Kahle joined her vantage of her substitutes, who But, in this last full NCAA con- and three others in double fig- totaled 43 of the team's points. vention before the organization ures, putting down 13 of her own. Bowling Green shot 67 percent in assumes an entirely new system Akron came into the game the second half en route to outs- of governing college athletics, having lost three players to coring Akron 53-37, due in large delegates took what could be the season-ending knee injuries, four part to the reserves. first steps toward a new era of to academic troubles, and their Raterman was also supposed to cooperation between athletes and coach, who requested reassign- be on the bench, but was thrust athletic administrators. ment within the university in into the starting lineup when jun- Letting athletes work part-time mid-December. Twenty-four- ior forward Charlotta Jones, who is the most revolutionary legisla- year-old interim coach Angel leads the team in points and re- tion the NCAA has adopted in Donlay suited up only eight bounds, went down with an ankle years. players for the contest, and then injury during warm-ups. The in- "This is a major shift in con- lost one more during the game. jury is not believed to be serious cept for this organization," said But despite their disadvantage in enough to keep her out of Sam Smith of Washington State, numbers, the Zips still gave the Wednesday's tilt vs. Kent, but it chairman of the NCAA Presi- Falcons a battle. did force Raterman into a start- dents Commission. "For years A sloppy start by both teams ing role. we've said we will not provide set up a 13-2 run for Akron, giv- "Sometimes you can't control any additional funding in any ing them a 10-point lead nine when you get your opportunity," way from any source. minutes into the game. But Ka- Clark said. "It's good to see when "The NCAA is trying to move hle, a freshman forward from they make the most of it. She toward a recognition that stu- Lima, almost single-handedly (Raterman) stepped up and dents play a larger role than brought her team back. She made played big. It's still playing they've had the last several several nifty passes netting a within your capabilities, and she years. We made some progress couple of assists, stepped up the did that." today into where we need to be." intensity on defense, and drained "I just thought I had to go out In contrast to the rancor and three buckets while leading confusion over the part-time and play the same game I have BC Newt phMo by Jeremy Mmii Bowling Green on a 14-2 run, the last two games," Raterman work proposal, delegates coasted culminating with her jumper to Senior Michelle Terry is guarded by Akron center Laura Braaten. Terry had three points and three re- give the Falcons the lead. • See ZIPS, page sixteen. bounds in BG's 94-75 win over the Zips. • See NCAA, page fourteen. Falcons break the ice, capture win over Irish By BLAKE PARKINS The BG News HOCKEY SOUTH BEND, Ind. - The tf Bowling Green icers finally did of the goal it. They beat Notre Dame, a team Red-hot Dave Faulkner put in which has been a thorn in the his 9th red-lighter of the year Falcons' side, robbing two from just 41 seconds into the second BG at home. period to give the Falcons a three BG came out with much more goal lead. It was the only goal intensity at both ends of the rink that was scored in the second. than they did in the two previous After 40 minutes of play, BG meetings. "We got off to a good start in had dominated every facet of the game, and the momentum rested the first two periods," said BG co-captain Curtis Fry. "We securely with the Falcons. playec' better defensively and The Fighting Irish lived up to came up with the big play when their name however, coming out we had to." Junior center, Brad of the lockerroom at a fevered Holzinger gave the Falcons an pace. Notre Dame was livened by early lead at the 5:27 mark on the rejuvinated legs and big checks. Falcon power play. Holzinger The stage was set for an impres- took the pass from Dan Price and sive battle. Matt Eldred and knocked it past The Irish started the final Notre Dame goalie Matt Eisler period down a man, but disrupted from above the faceoff circle for the BG power play. The Falcons his 7th goal of the year. had difficulty getting the puck up the Ice, and the Irish regularly Price responded with a goal of his own at 8:53 in the second sent BG chasing the puck back to their end of the rink. period for his loth of the year. Irish co-captain Terry Lorenz Curtis Fry recorded his 38th spoiled BG goalie Bob Petrie's point of the year with a great perfect game on a two-man BC N«w. Ph«a by Hide M Kcbayuhl pass through the crease to Price who was camped near the corner Battling near the BG net is Dave Faulkner (right). Faulkner recorded his ninth goal of the season in BG's 3-2 win over Notre Dame. • See IRISH, page fourteen. puge twelve The BG News Tuesday, January 14, 1997 PRO FOOTBALL Super Bowl XXXI Green Bay vs. New England Oddsmakers Mature Patriots eliminate Jags don't think The Associated Press it's AFC year FOXBORO, Mass. - Some teams appear to grow up over- The Associated Press night. Others take several years of nurturing to reach a cham- This was supposed to be pionship level. the year the AFC finally Some, as incongruous as it had a chance to start cut- seems, do both. The New England ting into that big Super Patriots, for instance. Bowl deficit. The Patriots completed their The Las Vegas odds- first trip to the Super Bowl In 11 makers aren't buying it. years when they beat the Jack- The Green Bay Packers sonville Jaguars 20-6 Sunday for are early 13 -point the AFC title. They did it with a favorites to defeat New defense that has blossomed in the England in New Orleans on past six weeks and an attitude Jan. 26 and extend the that has taken coach Bill Parcells NFC's Super Bowl domi- four years to develop. nance to 13 consecutive "We've got some wild guys on games. this team," Parcells said. "It's all The AFC's Pittsburgh I can do to keep them under con- Steelers played the Dallas trol sometimes.... But I'll tell you Cowboys close in the Super what: They worked their butts Bowl a year ago, and the off to achieve this, so in that AFC beat the NFC 32-28 in sense I can kind of understand head-to-head games this season. But the Packers' it." Parcells has understood how to 35-14 and 30-13 playoff vic- get to the Super Bowl for years. tories over San Francisco He took the New York Giants to and Carolina convinced the NFL championships in his two oddsmakers that the NFC previous appearances, after the will extend its streak. 1986 and 1990 seasons. He now is Two of those 12 consecu- the only man other than Don tive NFC victories were by Shula to coach different fran- Bill Parcells' New York chises to the big game, and will Giants against Denver and attempt to become the first coach Buffalo, and one was Chi- to win with two different clubs cago's 46-10 rout of New when the Patriots play the Green England in the Patriots' Bay Packers on Jan. 26 in New only previous Super Bowl Orleans. appearance. New England appeared on the "We deserve this (NFC championship) trophy," Packers coach Mike Holm- • See PATRIOTS, page sev- New England Patriots Willie McGinest (55) holds up the AFC cham- 20-6 at Foxboro Stadium. New England will take on the NFC cham- gren said. enteen. pionship trophy after the Patriots defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars pion Green Bay Packers in the Super Bowl. Packers, Holmgren win in 'Son of the Ice Bowl' The Associated Press game time was 3 degrees with a Dorsey Levens. It accumulated wind chill of minus 17, and it 479 yards against a Carolina GREEN BAY, Wis. - All didn't get much warmer during team that had given up an aver- season, Mike Holmgren talked the game. age of 295 per game, 201 on the about "that game," refusing to Holmgren brings with him the ground. utter the name of the game his man most of the Packers had Favre completed 19 of 29 pass- Green Bay Packers had as their wanted to get there - 35-year-old es for 292 yards and two touch- goal for a year. Reggie White, the NFL's all-time downs. Say it, Mike, you're going to ... sack leader. The closest White Levens, who played in the Well, not Disney World, at least had ever been to the title game shadow of Favre, Reggie White not yet. was last year, when the Packers and a host of other stars, ac- "It's very special to have an lost 38-27 to Dallas in the confer- counted for 205 total yards - 88 opportunity to get to (gulp!) the ence championship game. yards on 10 carries and 117 yards Super Bowl," Holmgren said White was good Sunday, and so on five catches, one for a touch- after Green Bay's 30-13 win over was the rest of the Green Bay de- down Carolina Sunday. "The locker fense, holding Carolina to just 45 Edgar Bennett added 99 more room is a warm place to be right yards on the ground. yards on 25 carries, including a now." "Overall, it was simple," said 4-yard touchdown run following Warm was the operative word Carolina coach Dom Capers. a 66-yard screen pass from Favre after a game that might be de- "Our inability to stop their run- to Levens that made it 27-13 and scribed as "Son of Ice Bowl," the ning game had a tremendous ef- effectively put the game away.. game 29 years ago that sent fect, and they did an outstanding "Dorsey," Holmgren said of The Associated Press Vince Lombardi's Packers to job stopping our run." It wasn't as cold as the fabled "Ice Bowl" was in 1967, but it was still cold at Lambeau Field on Sunday as what turned out to be their last But the offense was even bet- See PACKERS, page sev- Reggie White (above) and the Green Bay Packers defeated Carolina, 30-13, to advance to Super Bowl Super Bowl. Temperature at ter, particularly Brett Favre and enteen. XXXI. 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Mookie Blay- Washington 19 16 .543 7 fifth in eight games. points, 14 rebounds and two as 12 on the way to a 51-44 half- lock got them on the scoreboard Orlando 14 18 .438 10.5 CLEVELAND -- Christian with a layup to make it 7-2 four Laetlner scored 25 points and the ■ The Hawks, who have won 12 blocks, shook his finger after time lead but managed to score New Jersey 9 24 .273 16 minutes into the game. Boston 8 25 .242 17 red-hot Atlanta Hawks won their of IS and were coming off three swatting Donny Marshall's layup only 28 points In the second half. Philadelphia 8 27 .229 18 straight overtime wins, turned a as the Hawks started to pull Cleveland had to scramble Notes: West sat out with a Central Division sixth straight game with a 93-79 strained left calf. ... In 18 pre- victory over the struggling 69-69 tie at the end of the third away. against the Hawks' bigger lineup Chicago 31 4 .886 - vious games, Marshall was Detroit 26 8 .765 4.5 Cleveland Cavaliers Monday quarter into an 80-71 advantage Terrell Brandon led Cleveland because center Mark West was 8-for-23 on 3-pointers and Atlanta 22 11 .667 8 night. on Tyrone Corbin's short jumper with 21 points. Chris Mills had 13, out with a muscle strain. When Cleveland 21 14 .600 10 O-for-14 on two-point chances. ... Laettner, who had 26 in Atlan- with 6:51 left. and Marshall had 11 off the forward Tyrone Hill picked up Charlotte 19 16 .543 12 Atlanta has not lost since Dec 28 Milwaukee 18 17 214 13 ta's victory over the San Antonio Laettner, averaging 24.6 points bench. Including his first four two early fouls, Danny Ferry was at Washington. ... The teams had Indiana 16 17 .485 14 Spurs Saturday, hit a high-arcing in the last 11 games, hit a jumper two-point field goals this season. stuck guarding the 7-foot-2 Mu- Toronto 12 23 .343 19 fading toward the right baseline The Cavs' once-vaunted de- tombo. more points after three quarters WESTERN CONFERENCE 3-pointer to start an 11-2 run at (138) than in their last meeting. Midwest Division the beginning of the fourth quar- to give Atlanta an 84-75 lead with fense allowed at least 90 points The Hawks missed their first W L Pet. CB Houston 27 9 .750 - Utah 24 12 .667 3 HOCKEY Minnesota 16 19 .457 10.5 Dallas 12 20 .375 13 San Antonio 9 25 .265 17 Denver 9 26 .257 175 Vancouver 7 29 .194 20 Houston hot for new hockey expansion Pacific Division tremendous rivalry between our- LA. Lakers 27 10 .730 - The Associated Press and Atlanta. commissioner Gary Bettman one from a Canadian city, would Seattle 26 11 .703 1 Nashville, with a brand new points to still largely untapped like to see one. selves and Buffalo and Toronto," Portland 19 16 243 7 NEW YORK -- Who's hot for arena and lucrative television player resources outside of "You have the best hockey he said. "We wouldn't hurt them Sacramento 15 22 .405 12 but, in fact, help them." LA Clippers 14 21 .400 12 hockey in Houston? market, and Atlanta, backed by North America, while players are market in the world," said Mayor Golden State 13 21 .382 125 Many, it would seem. Now the media mogul Ted Turner, are just glad for more jobs. Bob Morrow, who says fans won't There was no discussion about Phoenix 11 24 .314 15 NHL must decide which of three considered the top two. Houston, Still, the whole process is short have to be educated like many in indemnification payments to either the Sabres or Leafs, and Sunday's Games groups - if any - will get an ex- if it can work out its ownership on details. the United States. "Everyone Orlando 88. Toronto 85 pansion franchise for a second squabbles and find a way to up- "At this point, we have no idea, knows what a puck is, everyone the Hamilton officials wonder if Milwaukee 111. Colden State 93 team in Lone Star State. grade the Summit facility, is and they haven't really been plays hockey, either on a team or any would be required. Charlotte 97, Sacramento 93 The Houston groups are com- thought to be another favorite forthcoming with a lot of infor- on the street, and it's being de- The New York Islanders had to Monday's Games peting to get one of two - or per- with the fourth spot up for grabs. mation," said Ron Pizzuti, a part- nied them. late Games Not Included haps four - franchises. The The league isn't expected to ner with Lamar Hunt in the bid "There are kids growing up pay the New York Rangers an Orlando 114. New Jersey 111 Houstonians, along with those say much until at least March. from Columbus. "But the specu- now resigned by the fact they extra $4 million when they joined Utah 97. Philadelphia 96, OT from Columbus, Ohio; Hamilton, And that's when word might be lation is two in 1998 and two in may never see an NHL team the league in 1972. The Anaheim Miami 98, Washington 95 Mighty Ducks' $25 million pay- Atlanta 93, Cleveland 79 Ontario, and Minneapolis-St. given on when -- and how many - 2000 and the price has been esti- play." Phoenix at Dallas (n) Paul, made presentations Mon- teams will be added, although the mated at $75 to $80 million. Joining Buffalo and Toronto as ment to the Los Angeles Kings Charlotte at Denver (n) day. NHL would reportedly go from "We've all been at this long teams within a 90-minute drive of was part of their expansion fee. each other doesn't necessarily Tuesday's Games On Tuesday, pitches will come 26 to 30 teams by 2000. enough to have a pretty good idea Colden State at Boston, 7 p.m. from groups representing Hamp- It appears the players and of what's going on. There's not mean the market will be saturat- But how the Houston situation Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. ton Roads, Va.; Oklahoma City; league officials aren't worried likely to be many surprises." ed, Morrow said. will be resolved is perhaps the New York at Houston, 8 p.m. "We contend there would be a most interesting question of all. Washington at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Nashville, Tenn.; Raleigh, N.C., about a dilution of talent. NHL The Hamilton group, the only Denver at Phoenix, 9 p. m Detroit at Portland, 10 p.m. Vancouver at LA. Lakers, 10.30 p.m. Indiana at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Schott may be forced to sell dealership NHL Standings Chevrolet-Geo Inc. and GM told the dealership's Cincinnati law- or the first two quarters of 1996. the team because of comments By The Associated Press The Associated Press the examiner that they are in yer, Robert Martin, who did not Schott has said, however, that she made that were Insensitive to All Times EST minorities and women. EASTERN CONFERENCE COLUMBUS - General Motors settlement negotiations and ex- return a phone call to his office. GM never made the quota clear. National League President Atlantic Division Corp. will drop its complaint pect to reach an agreement by Schott, who also owns a Buick She said she was tired of fight- against Cincinnati Reds owner Feb. 20. dealership, already has agreed to ing GM on the issue. Leonard Coleman said last week W L T Pis CF GA that major league baseball was Philadelphia 26 13 S 57 144 109 Marge Schott if she goes through If no settlement is reached, the sell the Chevrolet-Geo franchise. GM told the board that Schott Florida 22 11 9 53 124 96 with a planned sale of her Chev- complaint before the Ohio Motor She will retain Schott Buick, falsified 57 sales last year, some- watching the case. NY. Rangers 23 19 6 52 161 132 rolet-Geo dealership, a GM law- Vehicles Dealers Board could be which she has owned for 28 times storing the vehicles at her New Jersey 21 16 S 47 109 108 "If these allegations are true, Washington 19 20 5 43 120 116 yer told a state hearing examiner revived, GM's Columbus lawyer years. estate and selling them at auc- Tampa Bay 16 20 6 38 124 135 Monday, Jeffrey Jones said. GM told Schott a year ago that tions months later and listing they would be considered seri- NY. Islanders 13 21 9 35 112 129 GM has accused Schott of fak- Jones would not say whether the Chevrolet dealership was not bogus names of purchasers. ous. Warranted action would fol- Northeast Division low," he said. W L T Pis CF CA ing car sales - including using the negotiations covered issues meeting company sales stan- She reportedly used the names Pittsburgh 23 IS 5 51 161 135 names of executives running her other than the sale of the dealer- dards. In June 1995, she reached of Reds general manager Jim Buffalo 22 17 5 49 130 120 baseball team - at the Chevrolet- ship. a settlement with GM that she Bowden and John Allen, who has Neither National League nor Montreal 17 20 8 42 147 154 Geo dealership she has owned for Dealership lawyer Richard Ta- would surrender the dealership managed the Reds since major Major League Baseball official Hartford 17 19 7 41 128 141 returned phone calls to their New Boston 16 21 6 38 127 157 16 years. lda of Columbus would not com- if it did not meet its quotas in two league baseball ordered her to Ottawa 13 21 8 34 114 127 Lawyers for Marge Schott ment. He referred questions to of the final three quarters of 1995 surrender day-to-day control of York headquarters. WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division W L T Pis CF CA Dallas 25 16 3 S3 129 108 Phoenix, Tampa Bay set for league assignments Detroit 21 15 7 49 134 98 Phoenix 19 21 4 42 120 141 The Associated Press fast for a significant number of Budig and NL president Len St. Louis 19 22 4 42 127 146 Coleman lead the search. Fred Chicago 17 21 8 42 121 125 people in our area, both elected "We belong in the "We're going to have Toronto 17 27 0 34 136 156 NEW YORK -- Baseball's ex- officials and prominent spon- Wilpon of the New York Mets, a a breakfast for a Pacific Division pansion teams will finally be as- sors," Devil Rays CEO Vincent National League." member of the executive council, W L T II- CF GA signed to leagues this week, and Naimoli said. also has been mentioned as a significant number of Colorado 26 10 8 60 150 101 possibility. Edmonton 20 21 4 145 136 it appears virtually certain Appointing a search committee people in our area, Vancouver 20 21 1 133 142 Phoenix will wind up in the for a permanent commissioner is Jerry Colangeo In making the expansion de- Anaheim 17 21 5 124 132 cision, owners leave themselves both elected officials Calgary 16 23 5 110 130 National League and Tampa Bay the other big item on the agenda Arizona CEO in the American. open to another fight with the Los Angeles 16 23 4 118 144 for this week's owners' meeting, and prominent San Jose IS 22 5 107 131 When baseball owners ap- which starts Tuesday at Scotts- players' association. By creating proved the expansion on March dale, Ariz. After Selig was voted acting two 15-team leagues, owners sponsors." Sunday's Games 9, 1995, they set a deadline of Some owners are again press- commissioner in September need interleague play to create a Anaheim 3. Vancouver 2 January 1997 for the league as- ing acting commissioner Bud Se- 1992, Atlanta Braves chairman schedule. N. Y. Rangers 3, New Jersey 0 Vincent Naimoli Edmonton 2, Hartford 1, OT signments. llg to accept the job permanently, Bill Bartholomay was picked to The new labor agreement has Buffalo 3, Phoenix 2, OT "My position has always been but Selig keeps telling them he's head the search committee. He provisions for interleague play Devil Rays CEO only in 1997 and 1998. Another Monday's Games that in the best interests in base- not interested. It appeared that narrowed the field to Harvey ball, we belong in the National the executive council might be Schiller of the U.S. Olympic agreement would be necessary to late Games Nol Included While the Diamondbacks are a Ottawa 4, Boston 3 League," Diamondbacks CEO appointed as the search commit- Committee and Arnold Weber of extend interleague play to future natural fit in the NL West, plac- Dallas 2, Montreal 1 Jerry Colangelo said. "We're in a tee, but Selig won't be the head of Northwestern, and neither gar- seasons. N. Y. Islanders 4, NY. Rangers 2 market that's been outspoken, nered much support among "I'd like to think we've put ing the Devil Rays in the AL Washington 6, Toronto 3 the search. creates the need for realignment. Tampa Bay at Chicago (n) where 65 percent of its fans are "I've done that too many times owners. In January 1994, they some of these things to bed with Phoenix at San Jose (n) in the National League." already, and I already have too decided to stop the search until collective bargaining," Colangelo Putting Tampa Bay in the East, shifting Detroit to the Central The Devil Rays appear happy many other things to do," said Se- after a new collective bargaining said. "I think it's important for Tuesday's Games and Kansas City to the West ap- Dallas at Pittsburgh. 7:30 p.m. that they're going to the AL and lig, who headed the searches that agreement was reached with the baseball to have a plan in place so pears to be the most obvious so- Boston at New Jersey. 7:30 p.m. already are planning a celebra- recommended Peter Ueberroth players. that we don't continue to play this Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. tion Friday in Florida. and A. Bartlett Glamatti. "It is a Some in baseball have sug- game of leverage. It shouldn't be lution, but teams don't like Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. changing divisions. Florida at Vancouver, 10p.m "We're going to have a break- full-time job; It is a huge job." gested that AL president Gene that way." Second Semester, Summer, and hall Frj^7C£C^CTCC"3"3"3"3^"C537373TOG* SCHOLARSHIP MONEY DISCOVER CARD The bar formerly known SPRING Winthrop Terrace IS AVAILABLE as Gamers: Apis. 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MAIN Welcome for more For more information, call 372-0309 Back £5 , |S-»=.,Jnfonnation Deadline: January 31,1997 352-9780 Second Semester. Summer, and Kail OT2£53J3J353J3!3!3!3!^53J3S3J2x: Students! > > I page fourteen The BG News Tuesday, January 14, 1997 — HOCKEY Santa Claus not kind to BG icers over break By BLAKE PARKINS contest. the tune of 5-4. The Bulldogs came out hungry the stanza. The BC News The Bears bested BG goalie Mike Sa- Sophomore Jason Piwko recorded his first night. putting five unanswered Co-captain Johnson was ablaze, post- vard two other times in the period on first start of the season stopping 18 of goals past Savard, the first coming just ing three points on two red-lighters and Santa Claus could have been a little the man advantage tying the score at 23 shots on goal in front of the pipes. 20 seconds into the game. one assist. bit more generous to the BG hockey three after two periods of play. Johnscn led all scorers with two goals BG finally put a goal up with a little Ham also added to the scoring frcnzie team over the break as the icers strug- Brown again found gold at the 11:12 coming in the first and third periods. under a minute left in the second stanza with a short-handed goal at the 5:55 gled to put up two wins in five chances mark in the third stanza. This did not Senior defenseman Matt Eldred con- by way of Fry's 10th goal of the year. mark. Price and Crombeen chimed in during the holiday season. deter the Falcons however, as they tributed with his 2nd goal of the year. Eldred and Faulkner added assists. with an assist on Johnson's goal. The Falcons were edged out in the countered with a goal of their own 30 Ratchuk also marked the score column Kelman found his first goal of the Other Falcons to post goals include first round of the Marine Midland Bank seconds later. for the Falcons on the man advantage year at the 1:27 mark in the second. Holzinger, Fry, Crombeen and Arm- Holiday Tournament in Troy, New York Freshman center Zach Ham cashed in with help from Dave Faulkner. Crombeen and Ham had assists. bruster. Craig Desjarlais, Eldred, and on December 27. BG got off to a hot on his third goal of the campaign with Other point scorers include Kelman, Ham closed the score to within two at Faulkner also recorded points on the start against Brown putting up two assists going to Dale Crombeen and Edinger, Brad Holzinger, Kevin Arm- the 10:45 mark with an unassisted goal night. goals in the first stanza, while holding Todd Kelman. bruster, and B J. Adams, recording as- for his 4th of his career. The Falcons, the Bears scoreless. The teams battled to a tie in regula- sists. however, were unable to conjure up any The Falcon defense stepped up the Kelly Perrault put in his 6th goal of tion play to send the contest into a final more magic as the Bulldog defense level of play only allowing 21 shots-on- the season on a power play with assists sudden death period. Umass-Amherst 5, turned away 12 shots-on-goal. goal. Senior goaltender Bob Petrie put from Adam Edinger and Dan Price. Brown, however, didn't wait long to Bowling Green 4 up a solid effort stopping all but two. Senior co-captain Curtis Fry added his make good on the extra opportunity de- Ferris State 5, The icers did, however, struggle on 9th goal at the 17:26 mark with another ciding the game just 11 seconds into the The Falcons faired better at Ferris Bowling Creen 3 special teams. The Falcons' difficulty assist from Price and Mike Johnson. stanza on an unassisted goal. State the following weekend splitting a stemmed in part from the inability to The Bears struck back 1:40 into the two game series with the Bulldogs in a The Falcons rebounded in grand fash- capitalize on the power play. The Fal- second period closing the deficit to one. Brown 5, key Central Collegiate Hockey Associa- ion the following night in a 7-2 drudging cons were a combined 5-28 over the Freshman defenseman Peter Ratchuk Bowling Creen 4 tion matchup. of the Bulldogs. four games. expanded the lead to two again for the The Falcons battled in a close contest Entering the first week of play in the The Falcons followed the Ferris ex- With the win, the Falcons improved Falcons with assists from Andy Ilvonen against Massachusetts-Amherst the fol- new year BG shared the 5th spot with ample from the previous night reeling thier record to a 5th place 5-9-2 record and Mike Johnson's second point of the lowing day before again being edged to Ferris in the CCHA. off five straight goals in the first in the CCHA. IRISH Continued from page eleven. from the goal and capitalized by the disrupted puck. confident Irish to preserve the 3-3 or even 4-3 in their favor." "The defense limited their again, not a minute later. Right- A month ago, a scenario like lead. The defense did come up big in grade A shots," said Powers. break, making him commit be- winger Joe Dnisbabek connected this would have probably ended "I thought it was a good way the third period turning away 13 "That's all we can ask them to fore sending it top-shelf at the on a slapper that glanced off a up in a blown game, or a tie at for us to win the hockey game," Notre Dame shots-on-goal while do." 3:04 mark. BG defenseman's stick and best. This night however, the said BG coach Buddy Powers. "A only mustering three of their Powers was also pleased with The Irish fed on the life gained sailed past Petrie who was fooled Falcons put the brakes on the month ago it would have gone to own. Petrie's job between the pipes. Bowling Green 3, Notr* Dam* 2 DANIELS the floor. Anthony Stacey scored NCAA- conferences that divided $95 mil- the academic year. But they can Continued from page eleven. 16, while Dayon Ninkovic Continued from page eleven. lion of $100 million (in bowl rev- earn only the difference between First Period chipped in 15. enues)," Baker said. the value of their scholarship and BG (i| ■- Holzinger (7) ■ (Prioa.Eldred) PPG the second half, seizing a four- The debate on the part-time job the full cost of attendance at 5:27 through a morning session and BG (2) - Price (10| - (Fry) 8:S3 point lead. But the Falcons would measure took on a Keystone their school, which can vary Bowling Creen (11-4,3-1) gave near-unanimous approval to AI1er1.BG2.ND0 recover the lead. larranaga 2-7 3-4 9. Slacey 6-104-4 16, Nin- the final pieces of a vast new Kops appearance when the ses- greatly from one institution to Second Period In the last two and a half kovic 7-9 1-215. Moore 5-7 0-1 13.Oaniell7.14 structure of the NCAA itself. sion was temporarily adjourned the next. BG (3) - Faulkner (9) ■ (Johnson. Perrauti) 41 minutes, Akron scored five con- 4-4 20, Chambers 0-0 0-0 0. RmO 2-2 0-0 5. while experts huddled on what Alt.r2:BG3. NDO Cowan 0-1 1-2 LCrespoO-OO-OO. EsterKamp Third Period secutive points to tie the score at 1-4 0-1 2. Rouwhorst 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-54 Speaking passionately against effect it would have on NCAA by- For example, if a football ND (1) - Loreru (7) - (Drusbabek. Simon) 3:04 71. After Ball missed his first 13-18. the system was David Baker, a laws. scholarship at Oklahoma is val- ND (2) - Drusbabek (10) - (Cotnoir. Loreru) free throw, Bowling Green called "Can we take a break for 15 3:56 special assistant to the president ued at $15,000 per year and the Final: BO 3, NO 2 a timeout to ice the freshman of Wyoming. minutes to get answers to ques- cost of attendance for an out-of- Saves) guard. Although Ball insists the Akron (3-9.1-3) tions," one delegate asked from state student is set at $18,000, an BG -- Petrie 23-25 (60:00). ND - Filler 19-22 timeout did not affect him, his Pn«ps6-1236 17, Moore 5-8 1-1 n.Hann Wyoming, despite losing only the floor. (58:50). 7-125-5 19. Gooden 2-7 2 36. Ball 6-16 0 4 16, out-of-state football player could second attempt fell well short. Benton 3-8 3-4 9, KartO-1 1-3 l.HampleO-1 0-0 two games, was excluded from "What questions?" responded earn up to $3,000. "I'm not frustrated that I lost 0 Tola* 29-67 15-26 79 the bowls this year and WAC Bob Sweazy of Texas Tech, who the game," Ball said. "I'm frus- Halftime - Bowling Green 30, Akron 32 champion Brigham Young was chaired the session. Letting athletes work during trated that I could have won the 3-point goals - Bowling Green 8-13 (Larranaga 2-4, Moor* 3-4, Daniels 2-3. Reid 1-1). Akron snubbed by the bowl alliance. "The questions you can't an- the academic year is a big step It claims Rood people. game." 6-16 (Phillips 2-3. Gooden 0-1. Ball 4-10. Ben- Baker noted that the conferences swer," came the reply. for NCAA schools, which have The Falcons win narrowly ton 0-2). Fouled Out - Moore. Rebounds -• in the alliance will also be the As finally approved by a always feared that such a thing averted the first loss to the Zips t Bowling Green 30 (Slacey 8). Akron 36 (Hahn ones in control of Division I. 169-150 vote, the measure lets 9). Assists - Bowling Green 15 (Daniels 6). Ak- would invite cheating as well as in over four years. ron 18 (Phillips 5) Total fouls - Bowling Green "We're building a house in Di- Division I athletes hold part-time create an administrative night- http://www.save.org The Falcons shot 30 of 54 from 22, Akron 17. 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I guess [Ball TheBG News and big shots, and the result was State] had seen me a big victory over Mid-American Every freshman goes through Conference foe Ball State. play the past few a transition period heading into A series of unlikely field goals games, and I haven't college. in the final six minutes allowed For Dave Esterkamp, the top the Falcons to sneak past the played so well. freshman in the rotation of the Cardinals, 72-66 before 2,007 Tonight, I got in a Bowling Green men's basketball fans at Anderson Arena. team, the transition period may Bowling Green, playing in its good rhythm along be over after Saturday's impres- first home game in nearly a with everybody else." sive performance against Ball month, played well early but a Dave Esterkamp State. determined Ball State squad Esterkamp had a career-high fought back to a 56-all tie with a Falcon freshman 14 points, but even more impor- little over six minutes left in the tantly the 6-7 forward from Cin- contest. "Down the stretch, their guys cinnati drained a pair of crucial - BG broke the tie with an An- stepped up and made some tough if not spectacular — shots in the tonio Daniels foul shot at the 6:06 and big shots," Ball State coach final six minutes that helped the mark, but the stage was set for Ray McCallum said. "That was Falcons to a 72-66 win over the the final six the difference. Their guys really Cardinals. minutes when made those big plays down the "Everybody [on the team] was freshman Dave stretch" giving me a lot of confidence and Est er kamp Daniels led BG with 19 points in practice seemingly and Stacey added 15, but Ester- people have came from no- kamp's 14 points proved to be the been saying where to tip in difference. that it is show- Daniels' miss "Antonio was getting by the ing," Ester- on the subse- people and they were starting to kamp said. "I quent charity double team," Esterkamp said. "I came in a lot toss. guess [Ball State] had seen me more confident Esterkamp's Daniels play the past few games, and I tonight." play (see related story) was the haven't played so well. Tonight, I Esterkamp first of many unlikely field goals got in a good rhythm along with exerted that as time wound down that proved everybody else." confidence Esterkamp to be the difference. Others: Jay Larranaga added 12 points during a key stretch late in the ■ With Ball State still within for the victors. second half. At the 7:11 mark, 63-60 at the 2:47 mark, Ester- The Bowling Green defense teammate Antonio Daniels broke kamp came through with an spoke volumes on this night. a 56-all tie with a free throw. amazing three-point play, taking Bonzi Wells - the defending Daniels missed the second of a a pretty feed from Daniels MAC Player of the Year - had 28 1-and-l, but Esterkamp ~ the underneath and banking it high points, but only 10 of those came mythical 'post-player' at a time off the glass even as Ball State's in the second half as a zone look when the Falcons had a unique Mitch Hankins undercut him and from the Falcons kept the Car- five-guard lineup on the floor - left him sprawled on the court. dinals to only two points over one skied to tip in the miss to give six-minute stretch in the second BG a 59-56 lead ■ At the 1:25 mark, with the Esterkamp's defining play, Cardinals again within three half. And Cardinal guard Randy however, came at the 2:47 mark points, Daniels swished a base- Zachary, averaging 10.7 points with Ball State still within 63-60. line jumper as he fell backwards. per game coming in, was held to He took a beautiful bounce pass Daniels saw the shot go down only three points on l-for-7 shoot- while sitting near the 3-point line. from Daniels, went up for the ing after blanket coverage from shot at the left block and was ■ Again, with Ball State within two points in the final minute, the BG's DeMar Moore. undercut by Ball State's Mitch BG played much of the second Hankins. Falcons wound down the 35-se- BC News Phots by Jeremy Martin half without a true center on the As Esterkamp twisted in the cond clock only to have Anthony Falcon guard Jay Larranaga drives around Ball Stale's Ryan Reed during Saturday's game. Larranaga had Stacey come through with a court, and during one prolonged air and fell to the court, he threw stretch the Falcons went with 12 points for BG, which hosts Kent Wednesday. the ball up from his hip. It boun- clutch basket on a 15-foot fal- Esterkamp, Daniels (6-4), Moore ced high off the glass and fell laway jumper from the left base- (6-1), Jay Larranaga (6-5) and BG led most of the first half -- ranaga said. 040. Williams 1-1 04 2. Mason 3-7 04 8. Mar through the basket, even as line. Hankins had 10 points for Ball On 0-2 1-2 1. Totals 2843 5-966 Tony Reid (6-3). two 3-pointers from Esterkamp BOWLING GREEN (10-4, 2-1) Esterkamp lay in a heap under- "Fortunately, we were able to Despite none of the Falcon were key - but a late Cardinal State. Wells, an Ail-American, Larranaga III 2-2 12. Stacey 6-10 3-3 15. neath hit a couple huge shots in a 1-on-l centers getting a rebound in the flourish gave Ball State a 37-36 had eight rebounds, five assists Ninkouc 2-7 00 4. Moore 14 0-0 2. Daniels The freshman completed the halftime advantage. The game and five steals. 7-10 3-4 19. Rouwhorsl 1-1 2-2 4, Esterkamp situation," BG coach Jim Larran- game, BG was still out-boarded 5-6 2-214, Reid 0-3 0-0 0. Cowan 1-1 0-0 2. To- three-point play, and Ball State aga said, referring to Daniels' by only two (36-34). Daniels' was then nip-and-tuck until Daniels had eight assists for tall 27-58 12-1372. could not recover from the 66-60 and Stacey's key buckets near eight led the team. Esterkamp provided what would the Falcons, while Larranaga and Halfome - Ball Stale 37, BG 36. 3-point goals deficit be the deciding shot with his Reid each had three steals. - Ball State 5-15 (Mason 2-5 Wells 24. Za- the end. "Those are just two guys "When we have a small lineup chary 1*4), BG 6-20 (Esterkamp 2-3, Daniels "I was going to go up and slam raising their game." in, all five of us go to the boards," twister at the 6:03 mark. 2-3. Larranaga 2-8, Stacey 0-1, Reid 0-1, Moore it and then I saw [Hankins]," Stacey's shot, with 26.7 sec- Esterkamp said. "We know we All-told, the game featured BALL STATE (9-5. 2-2) 0-4). Fouled Out -- None Reoounds - Ball Esterkamp said. "I just hung in are small and we try to go to the seven lead changes and five ties. Hankins 5-8 0-0 10, WHS 13-24 2-6 28, Reed State 36 (Wells 8), BG 34 (Daniels 8). Assists - the air and tried to get it up there onds left, put the final nail in the 1 -7 04 2, Zachary 1 -7 04 3, Clement 3-8 3-5 9. BG 20 (Daniels 8). Ball State 18 (Wells 5) Total Cardinals' coffin. boards real hard." "What a great game," coach Lar- Johnson 00 04 0. Smirti 1-1 1 2 3. Hosier 00 touts - Ban State 15. BG 12. A - 2.007. • See MATURES, page sixteen. Clip N Save. on PAUPER'S BOOKS 750 Off ; LJ Jl ll Used and New Books Any Soup & Howard's ClubW ** NEW! CURRENT MAGAZINES!** Any Sandwich , Mon-Mnn. VirSot 1219 .O-Wlrm-2:30 am 522 E. 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JIM (Application Deadline: Jan. 28,1997) 315 Thurstin Ave., Bowling Green VASSALL0 352-5387 DECEMBER Vy^dlip N Save ^WS - Part of Behavioral Connections of Wood County JC page sixteen The BG News Tuesday, January 14, 1997 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Falcons take third in Puerto Rico The BG News points to lead Bowling Green. Moore's 25 points led SMSU After defeating Nebraska in Anthony Staccy had 14 points and against the Falcons. San Juan on Jan. 1, the Falcons The Falcon men won four of six 12 rebounds and DeMar Moore flew into Detroit on Jan. 2 and games over the winter break, added 10 points. Bowling Green 58, bused directly to Mt. Pleasant through Saturday's exciting Horatio Webster's 23 points led Nebraska 55 without returning to Bowling 72-66 victory over Ball State. Mississippi State. Green. The game on Jan. 4 The break was highlighted by SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Jan. 1 marked the final of an eight-day the team's showing at the Puerto Southwest Missouri State 76, - The Falcons won the consola- road trip for the weary Falcons. Rico Classic in San Juan, Puerto Bowling Creen 73 tion game of the Puerto Rico Rico. The Falcons took third Classic, avenging a loss to Ne- Central Michigan led the whole place in that tournament, placing SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec. braska in the Ameritas Classic in way, with former Ohio State for- higher than such national powers 31 - Only a victory over SMSU Lincoln, Neb. early in December, ward Charles Macon providing a as Mississippi State, Nebraska separated Bowling Green from a 58-55. huge game 24 points. Seven- and Fresno State. berth in the Puerto Rico Classic Daniels' 18 points and Stacey's footer Nate Huffman also had 20 A rundown of Bowling Green's championship against Cincinnati 13 led BG, which shot just 41 points. Christmas Break run: on ESPN, but SMSU had other percent from the floor. The Fal- Daniels' 27 points led the Fal- ideas. cons had 16 steals, however, in- cons. Bowling Creen 75, SMSU, coached by former In- cluding three each by Moore and Mississippi State 59 diana star Steve Alford, entered Stacey, on the way to forcing 19 Bowling Green 71, the game undefeated and left un- Cornhusker turnovers. Western Michigan 69, OT SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec defeated, but only after an amaz- With the victory over Nebras- 30 - The Bulldogs of Mississippi ing second half near-comeback ka, Bowling Green has now KALAMAZOO, Mich., Jan. 8 - State reached the Final Four last by Bowling Green. defeated the defending South- After trailing much of the game, season, but lost all five starters The Falcons trailed 56-36 at eastern Conference champion Bowling Green came back to from that team and have been halftime, but came back and ac- (Mississippi State), defending force overtime and some clutch rebuilding the early part of this tually led the game at different Big Ten champion (Purdue) and shots in the extra session pro- season. points late in the half. SMSU per- defending NIT champion (Ne- duced a 71-69 victory for the Fal- The Falcons took advantage in severed, however, to eek out a braska) this season. cons' initial Mid-American Con- the opening game of the Puerto 76-73 victory. Cookie Belcher and Mikki ference victory. Rico Classic, controlling the A zone defense in the second Moore each had 12 points for the contest all the way to a convinc- half by Bowling Green held Comhuskers. Four players hit double figures ing 75-59 win over the defending SMSU to 20 points, as compared for the Falcons, led by Stacey Southeastern Conference cham- to the 56 it scored in the first Central Michigan 83, with 23 points. Daniels added 21, pions. half. Bowling Creen 79 while Jay Larranaga scored 14 BG controlled the contest from Stacey had 26 points to lead the and Moore contributed 10. the outset, blitzing out to a 39-26 Falcons, followed by Daniels MT. PLEASANT, Mich., Jan. 4 It was Moore who provided the halftime lead and cruising with 23. No other BG player - The Falcons paid for their trip team's key basket, a 3-pointer in through the second half. BG scored more than seven points. to Puerto Rico as a fatigued team overtime that put the momentum commanded a 44-32 rebounding SMSU went on to be blown out couldn't match up with a rested decidedly in BG's favor. advantage over the Bulldogs. by Cincinnati in the champion- Central Michigan squad in an Russ DesErmia had 28 points Antonio Daniels scored 23 ship game, 101-71. Danny 83-79 loss. to lead the Broncos. MATURES Continued from page fifteen. game this season, but he has possession after he tipped in the cause our zone was a little small struggled many of the times he foul shot, Esterkamp had a beau- but we were able to cover the any way I could. Luckily, it went has been on the floor. He scored tiful assist to a wide-open Lar- perimeter a little bit better be- in." just five points in the previous ranaga under the basket for an cause we essentially had four Esterkamp added six rebounds four games heading into Satur- easy deuce to give the Falcons a perimeter players and [Anthony] (another career high) to go with a day's game, going against Ball five-point lead. Stacey," Larranaga said. "We 5-for-6 shooting performance State with a seemingly-harmless were able to match up a lot bet- and two 3-point ers. 2.9 points-per-game average. ter." He also flourished in the zone "Dave had a great game," He made a believer of Ball State coach Ray McCallum. defense the Falcons threw at Ball With the success that the small coach Jim Larranaga said. "He State down the stretch. With the "Those were some big plays," lineup had against the Cardinals, was really our player of the small lineup in the game, Ester- it is clear that it will see more game, just in terms of helping us McCallum said. "Those guys kamp's 6-7 frame was the biggest time on the floor as the confer- on the offensive end move the really stepped up when they in a white uniform and he helped ence schedule unwinds. ball, then hit some big shots both needed to." clog the middle to make life BG Ncwi Photo by Scon Brown in the first half and in the second Esterkamp's baskets weren't miserable for Ball State's Ail- And as the freshman Dave Falcon guard Antonio Daniels slams the ball down against Central half." his only key contributions down American forward, Bonzi Wells. Esterkamp matures, expect to Michigan on Jan. 4. Daniels had a solid six games over break, scoring Esterkamp has played in every the stretch, either. On BG's next "He helped us in the zone be- see more of him, as well. 121 points in six games. ZIPS AKRON (3-9,0-4 MAC) Continued from page eleven. points, including five threes. The Women win four over break zips shot 40 percent from beyond HubbarrJ 6-10 00 13. Burner 7-16 2-2 20. said. "I really didn't have any the arc, connecting on 10 of 25 at- Braalen 1-2 1-3 3, Chavanne 6-16 5-12 19. The BG News and Michelle Terry were good BG then opened conference pressure. I didn't put any pres- Giovor 6 <\ 0-0 12. Marks 1-3 0-1 2. Scott 2 4 for 16 points apiece. Jones also play Jan. 4 with a win, 59-50, tempts. 2-3 6. Pope 00 0-0 0. Totals 29-62 7-11 74. sure on myself." "We have to live and die by the While the student population led the team at the free-throw against Fran Voll's Central Mich- was home relaxing over the holi- line, with 6 points, and in re- Clark noted that good play, es- three right now, with our person- BOWLING CREEN (6-6.3-1 MAC) igan Chippewas. pecially off the bench, is often in- nel," Akron assistant coach Mel- days, the women's basketball bounds, with 11. Puthoff led all scorers with 21 fectuous. issa Slone said. "We go as Kelley Billilcr 5-11 0-0 10. Raterman 8-14 1-2 17, team was hard at work racking Next, the team hosted Youngs- points, followed by Terry with 12 Terry 1-3 1 2 3. Belcher 2-5 1-2 5, Puthoff 7-11 town State University, which "It seems that if everybody is 2-2 16. Gafford 2-3 0-0 5. Day S-8 2-3 12. MMr up a four-game winning streak, and Jones with 11. Jones also and Michelle go, pretty much." came into the game with only one playing well, everybody is play- "You have to give Akron a lot 2-2 2-2 6.Kahle6-7 1-1 i3.Wappes0-i 1-2 1. stopped Saturday in Indiana. chipped in a team-high 15 points. OeFosse 3-6 0-36. Totals41-71 11-1994. loss, Dec. 30. BG came away with ing well," she said. "It's energy, of credit," Clark said. "They're a The Falcons began the season During the period over the with a five-game skid before a decisive 78-63 victory. break, Jones averaged 14.3 too. When there's good energy, young team, and they've gone Halrume -- Bowling Green 41. Akron 38. people do well." through a lot of adversity. They 3-po.nl goals - Akron 10 25 (Hubba/d 1-2. Bur- winning their first game against The Falcons held YSU to a .390 points and 12.3 boards, and was ner 4-9. Chavanne 5*12. Glover 0*2). Bowling Duquesne Dec. 11. The team Akron was able to stay compet- came out fighting hard." shooting percentage from the named the MAC Defensive Green 1-4 (Belcher 0-1. Putholt 0-1. Gafford traveled to Detroit Dec 21 to itive because of their outside Junior guard Sara Puthof f (16), field and outrebounded the Player of the Week. Jones also 1-1. Dflfosse 0-1). Fouled Out - Glover. Re- face the Detroit Titans. BG held Penguins 38-28. Terry had a shooting. Senior forward Kelley senior forward Candy Day (12), bounds -- Bowling Green 44 (Billiter. Raterman. leads the conference in re- on for a 66-64 victory. Burner hit four treys on her way and sophomore forward Chrissy Puthotl 6). Akron 28 (Braalen. Glover 5) Assisis double-double, with 20 points and bounds. She was the second con- to a game-high 20 points, while Billiter (10) also reached double ■- Bowling Green 27 (Belcher 9), Akron 11 Sara Puthoff led the team with 13 rebounds, as did Jones, with 16 secutive Falcon to win the award, (Chavanne 4). Toial fouls - Bowling Green 13. 20 points, while Charlotta Jones points and 11 rebounds. Chavanne finished with 19 figures in points for the Falcons. Akron 17. A -372 following Terry. HOCKEY ACTION TONIGHT TRAVEL AGENCY1 BP SERVICES VS • Airline tickets Automotive ~Service Centers WESTERN MICHIGAN • Car Rentals Welcome Back For The • Hotel Reservations Start off the Rail Tickets Spring Semester! TRAVEL AGENCY Cruises New Year 414WoosterSt. Tour Packages with a Travelers Cheques 352-5276 Passport Photos home stand! 1-800-328-4123 Travel Insurance AAA Memberships not required for these services 7:00 PM Bring ID For Free Admission TA0083 Get 2 FREE Movie Tickets GREENBRIAR, INC. with every regular price BP Procaxe Oil Change! 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Fontes' staff who want to stay. verge of an AFC championship For Carolina, which finished PONTIAC, Mich (AP) - Bobby Ross also said he wants quar- two years ago, when It Improved the season 13-5, it was the end of Ross is the new coach of the De- terback Scott Mitchell, who be- from 5-11 to 10-6 and made the a glorious second season that in- troit Lions, bringing stern disci- came a free agent at season's playoffs as a wild card. Then cluded two wins over San Fran- pline and, more Important, hopes end, to remain with Detroit. came last season's 6-10 dis- cisco and a victory last week for a championship. "I will definitely talk to Scott," appointment. over defending Super Bowl "I want perfect practices," Ross said. When his team recovered from champion Dallas. The Cougars said Ross, whose appointment Despite the fact that Detroit an 0-2 start and went from 3-3 to also had early 7-0 and 10-7 leads was announced at a news confer- has never played In a Super 11-5 and the AFC East crown this created by a Sam Mills Intercep- ence Monday. "Perfect practices Bowl, the Lions' Job is considered season, Parcells found an anal- tion of Favre and Lamar Latlion's make for perfect games." one of the NFL's plums, mainly ogy in the boxing ring. recovery of a Favre fumble. The Lions have had few of because of the team owner. And "Club fighters have a certain But that was it. those lately, completing a 5-11 Ross says his aim now is to get mentality," Parcells said. "They The Packers used 7:52 of the season that culminated with the Detroit a championship. take a beating and go home. This second quarter to drive 71 yards firing of Wayne Fontes on Dec. "When you're not playing at franchise may have had that for a touchdown on Favre's 26. this time of the year, it eats away mentality. We made reference all 6-yard pass to Antonio Freeman Ross, who resigned after five at you; I mean, it really does," he year long to elevating expecta- to make it 14-10. Thirty-eight years as coach of the San Diego said. tions. seconds later, after Tyrone Wil- Chargers on Jan. 3, signed a five- During his stay in San Diego, "That's what this team has liams' diving interception of year contract worth a reported the Chargers had records of 11-5, done. You can't call them club Kerry Collins, Chris Jacke $7.5 million. 8-8, 11-5, 9-7 and 8-8. They won fighters anymore." kicked a 31-yard field goal to He will have the final say in all the AFC UUe in 1994, losing 49-26 The Patriots got to their first make it 17-10 at intermission. personnel moves involving to the 49ers in the Super Bowl. Super Bowl since being routed Then the Packers came out and trades, free agency and the draft. He left San Diego with a year 46-10 by Chicago in the 1986 held the ball for the first 6:44 of Detroit has the fifth pick in the remaining on his contract be- game the way you would expect a the second half, getting a 32-yard NFL draft. cause of a split with general Parcells team to do so: with field goal from Jacke. That gave "It's not so much where you manager Bobby Beathard. stingy defense. But that hardly them more than 14 consecutive work ... as the people that you Beathard wanted Ross to fire was the trademark of this club minutes with the ball - minus work with and the people that some assistant coaches. Ross re- until a 34-8 home loss to Denver. that one pass that was intercep- you work for," Ross said, calling fused. While that defeat didn't stun ted-and 13 points. Detroit "as fine an organization Parcells, the manner of it did. "The Packers belong in New as there is in the National Foot- "I think the differences be- The Patriots were thoroughly tween me and Bobby Beathard dominated. Orleans," said the 37-year-old ball League." The Af foclatcd Prcfi Mills, the heart of the Carolina At first glance, Ross, 60, ap- were overemphasized," Ross "That was the turning point," defense. "The way we played, we pears to be everything Fontes New Detroit Lions coach Bobby Ross tries on a Lions cap after a said. said rookie safety Lawyer Milloy. belong in Charlotte." was not. Fontes, who spent eight news conference in Pontiac, Mich., Monday. Ross agreed over the "We were embarrassed on It was an extra special win for full seasons with the Lions, was a weekend to replace Wayne Fontes as head coach. Since his first college coaching national TV. It was a big game at the Cheeseheads, the Green Bay jovial, charismatic coach who Job at The Citadel, Ross has had a Foxboro Stadium. The biggest fans who have been waiting for seemed to go from one crisis to Lions owner William Clay Ford were Northwestern coach Gary winning record everywhere he thing to turn around was the atti- those 29 years - since Lombar- another. He often got by on little said initial plans to interview a Barnett and defensive coor- has been. He was 39-19-1 at Mar- tude." d's teams won five NFL titles in more than a joke and a hug. wide variety of prospects were dinators Pete Carroll of the San yland, 31-26-1 at Georgia Tech They did it almost imme- seven seasons, including the first There will be no hugs from scrapped once Ross entered the Francisco 49ers and Emmitt and 50-36, including the playoffs, diately. In the next six games - two Super Bowls. Many of Lom- Ross, who got his start as a picture. Thomas of the Philadelphia Ea- with the Chargers. d the last four of the regular bard!'s players were on hand three-sport player at Virginia "When Bobby became availa- gles. season and playoff victories over Sunday to celebrate. Military Institute. ble, our wide angle changed to a Ross plans to bring some of his His 1984 Maryland team made Pittsburgh and Jacksonville - "I feel great," said Ray Nits- "The fact that I have a military very narrow-focused lens," Ford staff from San Diego to Detroit. NCAA Division I-A history by d New England yielded an aver- chke, the Hall of Fame middle background doesn't mean I said. "We got Bobby In the cross He wouldn't be specific, but coming from a 31-0 halftime def- age of 10 points and 77 yards linebacker for the Lombardi would be a disciplinarian," Ross hairs and he was our target. He offensive coordinator Ralph icit to upset Miami 42-40. And his rushing per week. Packers. "It's a great team and it said. "I do think discipline Is im- looked like he was exactly the Friedgen has been with Ross for 1990 Georgia Tech team defeated On Sunday, the defense over- deserves everything it gets." portant. But I think discipline person that we were trying to 20 years and is likely to follow Nebraska 45-21 in the Citrus whelmed the Jaguars, who final- But the Packers (15-3) still needs to be consistent. I'm a firm get, and luckily, we got him." him to Detroit. Bowl. That earned the Yellow ly looked like a second-year have to finish the job against believer that "we' comes before Among candidates the Lions Ross said he also will talk to Jackets a share of the national ti- team. Jacksonville won 30-27 at New England in New Orleans - •me."' reportedly were considering others at the Senior Bowl in Mo- tle with Colorado. Buffalo and at Denver after clos- c they're an early 13 point ing the season with five succes- favorite to run the NFC's win sive wins. streak to 13 In the NFL's title But the Jaguars showed little game. Other than White, the stars offensive spark against the vas- CanParcells break AFC jinx?tly improved Patriots defense, of Sunday's game - Favre, Le- vens, Bennett and defensive which held Natrone Means (315 The Associated Press consistent. two years ago. tackle Gilbert Brown weren't Buffalo by controlling the ball yards rushing in the two playoff Sure, the Patriots defense has While the players may not have for more than two-thirds of the victories) to 43 yards and quar- born the last time Green Bay was GREEN BAY, Wis. - BUI Par- not allowed a touchdown in two much Super Bowl experience, in a Super Bowl. game and winning 20-19 when terback Mark Brunell to 190 cells knows a thing or two about playoff games. Those were the coaches do. Scott Norwood missed a 47-yard They'll miss Lambeau and yards passing. big games, and now the New Eng- against a Pittsburgh team with- Two-thirds of New England's field goal attempt in the final those Cheeseheads. The defense forced three turn- land coach has two weeks to pre- out a legitimate starting quarter- coaching staff was with Parcells seconds. overs in the final four minutes. Sunday's win was their 18th pare for the Super Bowl. back and a Jacksonville team in New York, and Maurice Car- straight at home and 28th in their It also may prove the rule. That First, Brunell, trying to find The Packers are the better that was only in its second year. thon, now an assistant coach, was year, there was only one week Derek Brown from the New Eng- last 29 home games. team, which is one reason they And the Jaguars were threaten- the fullback on the Giants' two White, who four years ago between the NFC title game and land 5, was picked off by Willie open as 13 -point favorites over ing to tie when they turned the Super Bowl winners. the Super Bowl. Parcells started signed a $17 million contract Clay in the end zone. Then Otis the Patriots in the Jan. 26 title ball over three times late in the Green Bay coach Mike Holm- forming his game plan early with Green Bay after proclaim- Smith, cut by the lowly New York game, an apt number considering fourth quarter. gren was the offensive coor- against a Buffalo staff that was Jets earlier this season, sped 47 ing he wanted to go to a team Green Bay will be trying to give Both the Packers and the dinator on the San Francisco where he could practice his min- making its first appearance. yards with James Stewart's fum- ihe NFC its 13th straight NFL ti- Patriots represent a changing of teams that won back-to-back ti- He used six defensive backs istry in the inner city, told the ble for the clinching touchdown. tle. the guard in the title game. Only tles after the '88 and '89 seasons, most of the game to shut down 60,216 fans: Then Tedy Bruschi intercepted Two of those 13 were won by six of the 106 players on the two and Sherm Lewis, the Packers' Jim Kelly and the no-huddle BrunelL "Green Bay, I hope you're Parcells, who coached the Giants teams' rosters have ever been to offensive coordinator, was on proud of us because we're proud offense and let Thurman Thomas "We were unable to run the to Super Bowl victories after the a Super Bowl. those staffs as well. try to beat them. ball," Brunell said, "and unable of you." 1986 and 1990 seasons. Jim McMahon, the backup Holmgren and Lewis certainly This year, Parcells goes Carolina, meanwhile, almost to- get that good balance we've "The man knows what it quarterback to Brett Favre in know Parcells and his staff. In against a Green Bay team that's a seemed satisfied ~ as they had the past few weeks that had takes," says Patriots guard Wil- Green Bay, was the starter for the late 1980s, the Giants and lot more than Brett Favre and should. No team has ever before allowed us to have the success. liam Roberts, who was on both Chicago in their 46-10 win over 49ers, along with the Redskins, Reggie White. Overall, the Patriots had a great won a division title in its second Giants' Super Bowl teams. "He New England after the 1985 were the NFC's dominant teams The heroes of the late season year, and only Carolina and Jack- defensive effort. They outplayed made sure the players under- season. And Don Beebe, the and often met in both the regular and playoffs have been Antonio us." sonville, which lost the AFC title stood that, understood the sacri- Packers' third wide receiver, season and playoffs. Freeman, Desmond Howard and in New England, had ever come Almost from the beginning, the fices and everything you need to played for the Bills in four The bottom line is this: Most Dorsey Levens, all members of Patriots were in charge. Jaguars this far before. do to be a champion." straight losses from 1990-93. seasons, the team that's been the the supporting cast. And the They should be able to build punter Bryan Barker took a high That may not be enough to "It would be nice to be on the NFL's best during the regular offensive line is now providing snap, then hesitated before try- around Collins, the second-year make Parcells the first coach to winning team at least once," season wins the Super Bowl. This holes that have allowed Levens quarterback who was 19 of 37 for ing to run from deep In Jackson- win the Super Bowl with two Beebe says. year, that's been Green Bay, al- and Edgar Bennett to average ville territory. He was tackled by 215 yards in tough conditions. different franchises. He has to The Patriots have four Super though Denver was up there with more than 190 yards rushing in "I hope we've been able to es- Larry Whlgham at the 4. figure out a way to shut down a Bowl veterans - Roberts, Bob the Packers until the Broncos their last three games. tablish a foundation for the fu- team that both led the NFL in Kratch, Dave Meggett and So maybe the tag line for this Two plays later, Curtis Martin ture," Capers said. "To me, get- clinched AFC home field with scoring and allowed the fewest Shawn Jefferson. Kratch and three games to go and lost their Super Bowl should be: give scored from the 1, the 15th ting into the playoffs and exper- points, and he has to do it with a Meggett are from the Giants' momentum. Holmgren two weeks to prepare straight home game he's gotten a iencing the playoffs is something 24-year-old quarterback, Drew second Super Bowl team, and The one exception was Par- for Parcells... and watch the NFC touchdown, giving New England you can take and use to your ad- Bledsoe, who's consistently in- Jefferson played for San Diego cells' 1990 Giants, who upset win another one. an early lead. vantage in the future." For the Packers, the future is Rookie Aaron Beasley's Inter- in two weeks. ception of Drew Bledsoe's tipped "You have to take advantage of pass set up a 32-yard field goal it when you can," says Favre. by Mike Hollis, making it 7-3. But "You never know when you're Palmer battles cancer Adam Vinatieri booted a 29-yar- going to get the opportunity The Associated Press subdued from his normal Into his hotel at the Mercedes Palmer said he had withdrawn der after an 11-minute delay to the 49ers in the Super Bowl. demeanor," Doc Glffln, Palmer's Championships. from this week's Bob Hope tour- when a transformer fuse blew, He left San Diego with a year ROCHESTER, Minn. - Arnold spokesman and longtime confi- "I just learned about It," Pal- nament and It was not clear when causing a power outage at frigid remaining on his contract be- Palmer was at the Mayo Clinic In dante, said Sunday from his mer said Friday night at the he would compete again. (zero-degrees wind-chill factor) Foxboro Stadium. cause of a split with general Rochester, Minn., today to de- home In Latrobe, Pa "He feels awards dinner. Palmer won seven major manager Bobby Beathard. termine a course of treatment for fine. There Is nothing bothering Prostate cancer is a slow de- professional championships in Beathard wanted Ross to fire prostate cancer. him physically." veloping cancer that can be suc- his career, including four Mas- Jacksonville still seemed to be some assistant coaches. Ross re- The 67-year-old golf great Giffin said Palmer, an avid pi- cessfully treated if detected ters, two British Opens and a U.S. in the dark in the final moments fused. learned Friday that a biopsy in- lot, flew himself to the renowned early. Open. He was never able to get a of the half. The Patriots convert- "I think the differences be- dicated he had cancer. He left the clinic on Sunday and assumed One source familiar with the PGA title to complete the career ed a fourth-and-3 at the Jaguars tween me and Bobby Beathard La Costa Resort and Spa in tests would begin today. situation told The Associated grand slam. 45 on a 5-yard pass to Ben Coates. were overemphasized," Ross Carlsbad, Calif., where he was at- The Mayo Clinic declined to Press that Palmer has had regu- And with just 15 seconds to go said. tending the PGA Tour awards release details this morning, but lar blood tests and twice they In- Although Palmer hasn't won on and no timeouts, Bledsoe found a Since his first college coaching dinner at the Mercedes Cham- confirmed that Palmer had ar- dicated a problem. But on both the PGA Tour since the 1973 Bob wide-open Shawn Jefferson down Job at The Citadel, Ross has had a pionship, and returned to his rived. occasions a biopsy was negative. Hope Desert Classic, he re- the left sideline for 38 yards to winning record everywhere he Florida home on Saturday. Palmer was told of the biopsy The positive reading came In his mained perhaps the most popular the 3. Vinatieri made a 20-yarder has been. "His mood is good but he is report Friday when he checked third biopsy. player in the game - for a 13-3 halftime lead. 5"/. Mark's Lutheran Church Kermit s Family Restaurant DELIA'S 315 S. College Drive • Bowling Green, OH 43402 307 S. Main St. • BG • 354-1388 419-353-9305 or 353-6675 BGSU's BREAKFAST PLACE TOUCH OF BEAUTY 1084 S. Main 353-4211 Rev. Edward G. Walden (Serving Breakfast All Day) Hair • Tanning • Nails Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00 AM Home Cooked Specials TANNING SPECIAL Sunday School 9:45 AM Meals Daily "Contemporary Worship with Communion" (Bed or Booth) Saturday at 5:00 PM Specials Every Night & Day 15 visits for $25 ELCA- "The Welcome Place" (3 blocks south of campus) Open until 8:00p.m. Mon'.-Fri. 2:00p.m. Sat. & Sun. expires 1-31-97 ' I » page eighteen The BG News Tuesday, January 14, 1997 40% cowhide 20% phew! w 8% bubble gum 14% rubber cocker spaniel residue 1-800-COLLECT ^44% SAVINGS Dial 1-800-COLLECT and save up to 44%: 'Fit iMi-liitiici calls. Ii' «|i hut ii i a Hull HIT Mimar-miu litinliti till. ' I *H I* \ 9 Tuesday, January 14, 1997 The BG News page nineteen #1A Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise 6 INTRAMURAL ENTRCS DUE: GET READY 'Kingdom good news preached worldwide: ASIA EMPLOYMENT Walt Disney World days $2791 Includes al meals. Free parties. FOR SPRING ENTRCS WILL BE DUE THE then theend'- Matthew 24:14. Learn how students have made $25-$45tir. College Program Alumni Taj.es! Great Beaches 6 Nightlife' Prices In SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES M JANUARY teaching basic conversational English in Meeting * Social crease soon - Save $501 spnngbreak- WOMEN'S A COREC BASKETBALL - JAN Japan. Tarwan. or S Korea Many employers Jan 14 0:30pm. BA Bldg. Rm 11S Iravel com 1 800-678-6386. 21; MEN'S BASKETBALL - JAN. 22; M A W WANTED provide room A board and/or other benefie) TEAM HANDBALL - JAN. 23. WOMEN S Call 206-971 -3570 ail JS5445 Weekend in Chicago. K. Fab 7-0 BOWLING - JAN. 26. PICK UP ENTRY The BG News ' SUMMER JOBS ' SUMMER JOBS- Cost $110-paymant by cash, check or bursar. FORMS IN 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE BE- Fr, So & Jrs who are ME W to co-op: 1 bdrm. turn. apt. to sublease. Gas heal. Babysitter needed: Mon, Tues. Thur Trip includes hotel accomodanons at (ha Best GI^NING TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10 COOP KICK-OFF Winthrop Terrace Aval 2/1/07 S42S plus 3:15-5:1Spm Mult have own ear .353-5631. Western Park Hotel, transportation and tickets Frl. Jan. 24th, 3.30PM 1007 BA Bldg. INTRAMURAL TEAM HANDBALL OFFICIALS alec Call 353-8314 Classified 10 an entertainment event. Sign-up between Computer Sorter Operator Find a SUMMER JOB NEEDED: APPLY IN 130 PERRY FIELD Jan. 13-21 in DM UAO Office, 330 union. Far 1 or 2 subleasers. Feb.t to share nice house PT 2nd and PT 3rd Shift. Mon Fn . occasional related to your major NOW HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY with 2 other! Have own Ig bdrm with bathlow Saturdays. Sorter Operators in our Computer Ads more information call 2-7164, sponsored by Oueatjona? 372-2451 CLINIC JANUARY 23. 1007 8-10PM. PICK utjl $162 SO lor 2. or $216 for 1 Call 353 1205. Room. Mainframe experience beneficial. PC UAO •SUMMER JOBS'SUMMER JOBS" UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST before 4 30. ask for Jessica or Heather. ■ and/or CRT experience required. 372-6977 What do you know about the Holocaust? STARTING JAN. 13. 1997 AM} RETURN BY Numeric Data Entry Join UAO tor a trip to the Holocaust Center JANUARY 20. PT Mon.-Fn.. Occasional Sal (For Airport in West Bloom field, Ml lor a hands on •Rush Lambda Chi Alpha" Female luCieaser needed immediately. 2 Highway A BG Locations). 20 25 hrs/wk. late experience January 26 Anyone can kxn a fraternity, but at Lambda Cli bdrm. apt. Leroy Ava. Close to campus. afternoons to early evenings. Previous proof or INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS There is a $5 bursarable Alpha you can join a brotherhood. Rush nights 352-6627. numeric key experience beneficial. NEEDED: APPLY IN 130 PERRY FIELD charge lor transportation. are Jan. 22.23.28.2g Call 372-2088 for infor- Interested applicants should apply in person. CAMPUS EVENTS HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY Spr. subloaaer needed Own room on E. Merry The trip includes a tour of the center mation or stop by the house located south of Mid Am, Inc OperaDons Center, 1651 N. CLINIC JANUARY 21, 1997 - 8-10PM. PICK $205/mo. no ut». Larry (330) 723-1315 or followed by a discussion. the library facing Rogers. Research. BG (175 to axil 181) Mid Am values UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST For more into, call 2-7164 Stacy 354-5293 Must lease immediately'i a diverse workforce and is in principle as wen College Re publicans ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSIII Grants * STARTING JAN. 13, 1997 AND RETURN BY Sponsored by UAO as practice, an Equal Opportunity Employer. Tonight al 9 scholarships available from sponsors!!I No JANUARY 20. Inanewroom prepayments, ever!!! SasCeah tor col- JOIN THE YEARBOOK STAFF HELP WANTED 113 BA tegeSH For Info: 1-800-243-2435. Writers, photographer! A editors needed to CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Do you want ID work on TV Newt? SERVICES OFFERED cover campua life, academics A sports. Organ- Earn up to $2,000 • /month $1000'! POSSIBLE TYPING. Part rime At BG 24 Nawa HI moating n Wednesday. Jan ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSIII Gr.nl. 4 izational meeting Tues Jan. 21 at 9 00pm in28 working on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour Com- Home. To! Free (I) 600-218-0000 Eit. T 2076 15 at 0:00pm In West Hal. scholarships available from sponsors!!' No West Hall Call Ann al 372 8635 lor more into panies World navel Seasonal A full tune em- COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID Gat Involved-Join The Ye.rbook Surf for Liltingi JOIN THE YEARBOOK STAFF) prepayments, ever!!! UJCash tor col- ployment available No experience necessary For more information call 1 -206-971 -3550 exl Writers, photographers A editors needed to Student Financial Services has information on legoSU. For Into: 1-8O0-243-2435 SlOOO's POSSIBLE READING BOOKS Pan 3,400* public A private sector funding sources Time. Al Home Toll Free (1) 600-218-9000 C55448. covar campua Itle. academes 6 sports Organ BGCrew A MUST FOR ANYONE SEEKING FINAN- SENIOR PICTURES Em. R-2076 tor Liatmgs. izaDonal meeting Tues Jan. 21 at 0:00pm in 28 New Recruits Mtg CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT CIAL AIDI For intormatjon: 1-800-263-649S ait Wast Hall Call Ann at 3728635 lor more inlo 1/16 0:00pm LAST CHANCE Travel the world FSS446. $1750 weekly possible Gat Involved-Join the Yearbook Suit O scamp Lobby Cart Wolf Studios will be on campus slarbng (Hawan. Mexico, Caribbean) Jan 27 for only 5 days This is THE last chance mailing our circulars. FREE CELLULAR PHONE Anyone Welcome A earn an excellent income m the for May A August grade. Call 372-8086 to For into, call 301 360-2047 SENIOR PICTURES FREE WEEKEND CALLS Cruse A Land-Tour Industry. schedule your sitting Photos taken in the for detain.call 1 206971 3550 exl C55449 LAST CHANCE SOfreemins par month BGSU Skitkig Club - no skating tonight Only SS.00 par month yearbook office 28 West Hall $200 $500 WVJy. Assemble products, no sell- Cart Wort Studios will be on campus starting F.n|oy the hockey garnet See you next DONT GET A JOB THIS SUMMER, GET A Amancan CeHular/Alrtouch Cellular SPRING BREAK PANAMA CITY BEACH ing! Paid direct, fully guaranteed No expert Jan. 27 for only 5 days. This is THE last chance Tuesday® 9:15pm BUSINEM EARN $8,000 $10,000 managing lor May a August grads. Call 3724086 :o Call for Restrictions 410-356-2005 FLORI0A. SANDPIPER-BEACON BEACH enos necessary Call 7 days (407) 875-2022 0-12 other college students and running a Uni- EH1.0561H40. schedule your sitting Photos taken in Vie RESORT. 1 POOLS, 1 INDOOR POOL. versity Painter! franchise location in your HUGE BEACHSIDE HOT TUB, SUITES UP yearbook olfice 2B West Hall Pregnant? Accepting applications for full-serve gaaosne hometown. We are currently selecting qualified CHECK OUT THE NEW TO 10 PEOPLE, TIKI BEACH BAR, HOME Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential & Caring attendant. For more information call 352 8431 candidates from all maiori for a limited number IMAGINE OF THE WORLDS LONGEST KEG PARTY. 354 4673 BG Pregnancy Canter. of leadership positions. Complete training is Take The Lead 445 E WOOSTERST FREE INFO 1-800-488-8828 ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR-SUMMER OF 1997- Become A Campua Tour Guide! provided. For more information call WWW.SANDPIPERBEACON.COM Yogi Bear's Jeltystone Camp Resort is looking 1 -800-873-4846 Ext 181 todayl At the railroad tricks for 2 outgoing, creative people to plan and im- Applications are available FREE Incancealo the plement daily activities for a busy family camp- PERSONALS Wake'n Bake lor EASTERN EUROPE EMPLOYMENT In 110 McFall Center first 90 people today ing resort near Sea World of Aurora, Ohio. Jan 11- Jan 17 Spring Break 1097 ' Experience is preferred but not required. Travel Eastern Europe Need more Into? Male or female recreatiorveducation majors by teaching basic conversational English in Call 372-9866 *1 A Cancun A Jamaica Spring Break Specials! 'Jamaica 'Panama City are encouraged to apply, especially those look- Prague. Budapest, or Krakow. Inexpensive 7 nights air A hotel from S399I Prices increase- 'Cancun *Daytona ing for a pracocum. Room A Board ♦ other potential benefits Find Freshmen, Soph's A Junior! 'Padre 'Bahamas out how to succeed in tins field. Call: (206) UAO Tnp to Columbus UAO soon - Save SSOI Save $150 on food, drinks. A ' Salary is 1150.00/wk with housing. free parties! 111% lowest price) guarantee' who are NEW to co-op: Call for FREE Info Packet" 971-3680 exl K55441 Sat Jan. 18. 1907 We win be leaving BG at $?0ttvr» without ipringbreakrjavat.com 1 -800-678-6386 CO-OP KCK-OFF 1-800-426-7710 8:30 am and returning appro* 7 30 pm. The ' Interviewing will be done at the Resort FREE CELLULAR PHONE Friday. Jan. 24th. 3:30 PM cost is f 10.00 and is bursarable. You can sign 01A Spnng Break Panama City I Boardwalk Send your resume to: Free weekend calling 1007BABIdg. up in the UAO office now through Jan. 15. Beach Resort! Beat Hotel. Location. Price' 7 Walt Otanay World Jellystone Camp Resort 50 mln. per month Find a SUMMER JOB Upon signing up you will receive an info sheet nights $1201 Daylona - Best location $1301 Co- College Program Alumni % Andrea Schwartz 5.90 par month (4 mo'a.) related to your major NOW' on what to do m Columbusl For more informa- coa Beach Hilton $1691 spnngbreek travel com Heating A Social 6511 Marsol #222 Call 419-356-2009 AMERICAN CELLULAR Questions? 372-2451 tion call 2-7164. 1 800-6766386 Jan. 14 930pm, BA Rldg. Rm 115 MayfieldHts,Ohio44l24 AaktorTadak. <>&h&ti0>\ Ultimate Happy Hours 500 ^^^^^rXWUNQ GREEK OHO* Dailynaiiv 5-9R-Q Drafts & Drinks AUTOVILLE SEE TOM Where the prices are always lower• GiiSl S££ •91 HONDA '92 FORD '94 CHEVY •88 FORD '91 JEEP ACCORD EX RANGER S-10 RANGER WRANGLER Automatic, Ext. cab, 4x4 V6, auto, air 5 speed, V-6, auto, moonroof auto, air, V6 LS trim air soft top $8,995 $11,995 $10,995 $3,595 $9,995 '92 PONTIAC '92 PONTIAC •94 JEEP GR. 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Thurs. 9-8 AUTOVILLE Wed. & Fri. 9-5 821 S. Main St., B.G. Saturday 354-0093 Across from l»in Lots 9-12 page twenty The BG News Tuesday, January 14, 1997 ASSEMBLERS Eicaienl income Need help wiUi Ereel S or University Lab com This position serves as Student Clerical Assis- Cable DescramDIer Kit 1 aublMMr nested lor Jan "07 May '87 Make YOUR seared easy' Brochures available to assemble producu a! horn*. Outers Slav* @353 2022 Will pay J5 00/tir tant for CEISP. Person wi answer phones. $14.95- See ALL the channels ASAP. $180/mo. * unl Own bedroom Funv lor 1997 98 Newlove Rentals 326 S Mam Into 1 504 M6-1700 06 PT OH 62S5 lor help. greet the pubsc. archive and file records and (313)523-2767 trwd Almost on campus Call Jiang 352 7046 (our only onice). 352-5620. (after 7 pm) rrnac. office duties aa assigned Must be able to Need I lemale subleaser tor Spring "97 Sem. work 3-6pm Monday • Thursday. Minimum PART THE GOVT FORECLOSED homes from pennies Pay ftOOVmo. ♦ alec. Free cable, very close qualifications include at least 2 semesters of Leas than 1 block from campus on $1. Delinquent Tax. Repo's, REO's. Your 1 2 non-smoking F lor new 3 bdrm. turn wwn- lo campua. Call Cheryl at 353-3700. F roni Seek darn ■ Audiior previous office experience answering tele $600 per hour to start Area. Toll Free (1) 800216-9000 Ext H-2076 houM. $345 mon. plus unl 2 mi. from campus. phones. Computer skils on an IBM in a for current listings. Call 3S2-007S. Apply in person Flexible Hours Windows environment preferred. Candidate Roommate Needed must be mature and require minimum supervi- I'M LEAVING THE COUNTRY AND NEED TO INTERVIEWING Apartment lor Rent Low lent a Great location Days Inn sion. Salary $5 50 per hour. For eddisonel in- SELL MY FURNITURE Queen size futon, Monday through Friday $i40/mo Close to Campui 354-2620 tSODuaselDnva formation call Mary Hermings, 372-8181 by dreaaer, desk, and more lor sale. Call 7:30am-«30pm Spring Semester 354-1173 Meumee Friday, January 17.19B7. 354-4914 for into SObieaser needed. Free 1 st monDYs rent. Free WANTEOLoyal BGSU students who want to PoweiBook5?0C 12/160/19 2$1200 436 N. Enterprise cable. Close to campua. S16i/montn. Ask lor earn money whse gaming expertise in public Power Book 160 12/120/14 4 $620 (Use Ridge Si. entrance) Apartment tor lour available at Campbell H.U JmorCraig 353-0603 Help Wanted For additional information relations, marketing, and sales. If you can work PowerBook 170 4/80/14.4 w/case. 2 batter •2 (Jan-May.) All interested parties please call BGSU Dining Service* is hiring please call Sundays and Thursday evenings, we have a tea, Ram Doubter $580 Greeentoriar Inc. 352-0717. UDATEO brochures lor 1997 961 Newlove BGSU students to M various Molten (N A | Corporation great Ob tor you with the Spring 1997 Telefund Slylewnler 1200w/cartndge. cable $160 Rentals 328 S Mam (our only office) positions. Flenbtliry. Raises, ft 419354 8802 Team! Earn above minimum wage and qualify mice $10, keyboards $40 Great deal I Apartment for rant, spacious 2 bad- 352-5620. Advancement offered. Contact the for cash bonuses end prizes, tool For more in- E.OE. Call Paul at 353-7285 room. 1 1/2 bath. Close lo campus (2nd st.) Dinino Cantor ol your choioa. formation, visit the first floor of the miles Alumri WELCOME bar*! Brochures available lor Total monthly rent $400, Covered porch, large wapos %s oo (s «o Skycom Telecommunications Agents Center January 13-17 and sign up for an inter 1997 96 Newlove Rentals 328 S Main (our SEIZED CARS from $t75. Porsches. Cadii- yard, large closet Call Scon at 352-3442. needed. view Interview times are limited, so come only office) 352-5620. lacs. Chovys. BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps, (49 kit, refundable. early! Hind your own bualnaaa! ColorWorks is cur- 4WD-S Your Area Toll Free 1-800-2IS-9000 ranDy racrmrmg on campus lor a smiled num- Calling card* ■ 1 (.9 cents, m!n Ext A 2076 lor current lianngs. bar ol summer "97 management positions. Long distance - 10.9 eenla/mln. Write Gam hands on experience in managing a busi- Spring Break 97 ness in your hometown. Opportunities availa- 16126 Barbaroaaa Or. A Houston, TX FOR SALE FOR RENT Panama City Beach ble In Toledo, Sytvanla, Maumee.anc other 77061. areas. Summer earnings ST-Sv.OOO. To speaK to a campus rapraaanlative call T.ke The Lead.. »l Awesome Florida Spring Break! Panama l-aOO-477-100l Become A Campue Tour Guide! Cityi Room Wid Kitchen Near Bars Si 191 Day ■ 97-M • Apia, ft Houeee tona Best Location $139! 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