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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. WEATHER WEDNESDAY Partly April 5, 2000 Cloudy W'OKI.U Nl-.WS 2 High, 56 OPINION 4 Low, 42 CAMPUS 6 The BG News SPORTS www.bgnewi.com Volume 88. Issue S3 A daily mdependem srudem pness Campus to be plugged in, hooked up next fall APHA hosts IRENE11(1 VI, SHARONi,U i un\ SCOTTc, •<> i-i w^ - National Public CHIEF REPORTER Health Week Students who like to channel surf will have several more options next BETH SHOEMAKER semester. STAFF WRITER A new cable deal with Time Warner Cable, a local cable televi- In celebration of longer and sion provider, and a deal sealed with healthier lives, the American Public Swank Motion Pictures will allow Health Association is sponsoring students in residence halls to view a "Healthy People in Health) Com possible 57 channels and several munities." foi National Public new movie releases. Health Week 2000. A $75 charge will be added to a "I love this week! Communiiic- student's room rate for the cable sys- around America are coming togeth- tem. Depending on the number of er, in health fairs and town meeting! users. $550,800 have been budgeted 10 Celebrate their successes and for the service. This is a marked identify new challenges for improv contrast to the normal charge of ing public health," Akhter said about $200 per room that students National Public Health Week was would normally have to pay for established in 1995 as a way to rec- cable. ognize the contributions of public 'The advantages of this is that the health and prevention services to process of getting cable is simpli- America's well-being ll is celebrat- fied. Customer service would be ed in 46 states. better because ORL will be dealing illy, public heullh sen with Time Warner Cable and this is perform many functions that most something students want." said Rob people often take foi granted. Giffin. Resident Student Association "At the ground level, public president. health services make sure that you Within the 57 channels, the Uni- have a clean drinking water supply." versity plans to advertise events and said Kathleen McLaughlin, health to make announcements about dead- education supervisor for the Wood lines relevant to residents, according County Health Department. to Bud Bcatly. director of ORL. McLaughlin said that public Additionally, because of the health services provide many things Swank Motion Pictures deal with that are essential to a clean environ- RSA and WBGU. there will be a ment and a healthy body channel called WRSA. This channel Food inspections, immunizati will have up to 10 new movies per and AIDS prevention programs .ill month. RSA will determine their on- fall under the wing of public health air time. departments. Giffin said the deal with Swank "We're also responsible for Motion Pictures will not affect stu- licensing tattoo parlors." McLaugh- dents' room cost because it will be lin said. "We make sure that ever) covered by hall improvement funds. thing is sterile and that tattoo artists "Every hall allocates funds for arc trained in correct procedui the hall council and hall improve- SARA GRIOSBY/ The BG News Health departments are the issu ment," he said. "There arc about ing facility Cot tuberculosis tests IB tests are required foi all gradual CABLE — Freshmen Garrett Fisher, education, Alex Demma, dietetics, and Justin Spengler, accounting, watch TV in their room in ing students who are entering the • See CABLE, page 6. Kohl Hall. teaching force Tests and immunizations have been one of the largest contributions ol the public health field. "I was recently doing a gcncalog- :udy of one family that had Students find difficulty understanding teachers with accents three children die in a short period of time." McLaughlin said "The prob- stand my teacher especially in a sub- able cause of those deaths was diph- This is the second part of ject like statistics." Bongiorno said. "I pay to go to this school and I think that I should be able to theria. Today, we offer the DTP a four-part series taking I "I had a hard time understanding his understand my teacher especially in a subject like statistics. I had a vaccine that combats that " look at the quality of teach- English and his explanations of Public health services are also responsible for preventing epi- ing at the University. things." hard time understanding his English and his explanations of Bongiorno thinks that she demics and the spread of disease, Today's article will focus on things." protecting against environmental the problems students have received a grade lower then what she could have because of the teacher's Lisa Bongiorno hazards, preventing injuries and pro- with teachers with heavy lack of English. senior VCT major moting and encouraging healthy behavior. They also ensure the qual- accents. "I thought i would get a better ity and accessibility of health ser- grade, but because of poor commu- heard different types of accents putting the blame elsewhere." impossible, but right now I have an vices and respond to disasters within nication between teacher and stu- before. Saviers docs admit that in some international physics teacher and he communities dent I did not get what I thought I STEFANIE SIZEMORE "A lot of students have problems cases students' performances could •is really good," Smith said. In short, public health services STAFF WRITER would." she said. "Many other stu- because they have not been exposed be affected by the language barrier, Smith and Bongiorno both said are responsible for promoting ph>si- dents voiced the same concerns as to accents." she said. "There should but it is very rare. that if the international teacher takes cal and mental health, while pre- me." She walked into her statistics not be a problem because wc make "I am not saying all cases are stu- the extra time with the students thai venting disease, injury and disabili- Anne Saviers, associate director every international student take an dents making excuses." she said. "In the language barrier could be less of ty class expecting what most students of international programs, hears would: teachers who can communi- English proficiency test to get into some rare cases language is the an issue. "Public health advances like some of these complaints and thinks cate freely with their students. the University." problem." "Maybe if my teacher would immunizations, clean water, better that most of the time students are have spent extra time going over Instead she. found herself straining When an international student Bongiorno disagreed. nutrition and increased workplace just using the language barrier as an applies to Bowling Green, they must things it would have been better, but safety are enabling Americans to to understand her international grad- "I feel this is a major problem at excuse. includ: a test of English as a foreign his English was just so bad I do not live longer, healthier lives." said Dr. uate assistant who spoke English as Bowling Green." she said. "We have a second language. "We do not receive very many language standardized test score even know if that would have Mohammed Akhter. executive .1 complaints, but from what I hear with their application. If accepted, a lot of international teachers, and I helped." she said tor of the APHA. Lisa Bongiorno. senior VCT think they need to raise the standard major, sat through a semester of try- from students sometimes it is not when they arrive on campus they Saviers said that they expect "Now we must come logether 10 just the language barrier but the con- take an English placement test. when it concerns speaking English international teachers to put in that fight for the next public health con- ing to understand her statistics properly." teacher from China and feels inter- cepts." Saviers said. "Some con- "Everyone takes the placement extra effort. cerns, such as smoking cessation, Zach Smith, junior construction national teachers are a problem at cepts are hard no matter what lan- test, even if they graduated from "If any student is struggling with gun control, universal access to management major, shared similar the University. guage. You still need to work hard Harvard with an English degree." a class because of a language prob- medical care, emerging diseases and "I pay to go to this school and I and go to class." Saviers said. "Every teacher here is thoughts. lem, you need to address the teacher obesitv "1 had an international biology Dr. J. Nick Baud, director of the think that I should be able to under- Saviers said that students have a proficient in English, and students and hopefully they will take the problem because they have never need to start being fair and stop teacher that made class almost extra time to help you out." she said Ohio Department of Health, recently said that prevention is a lop priority "We are encouraging all Ohioans to make lifestyle decisions that improve their overall health status." he said. "There are unmatched Campus award-winning magazine opportunities for individuals to make healthy lifestyle choices foi themselves and their families — to celebrates 20th anniversary develop a regimen of good habits and eliminate baJ ones" IRENE SHARON SCOTT American Review editors as was design, art and graphic a priority. Despite all that public health ser- CHIEF REPORTER done in previous years. Further- The cover might have had a black vices offer, a recent poll performed more, winners are to be given a cash and white drawing. Nov. aesthetics prize. is just as important as anything else. Mid-American Review, a nation- i See HEALTH, page 6. "We run a nationally award-win- Magazines are more attractive and al literary magazine produced by the ning publication." said Michael modern." University, is celebrating its 20th Additionally, the magazine now Inold* anniversary. Czyzniejewski. Mid-American Review fiction editor. "We hope that has four-color processing that gives SPORT Mid-American Review prints the University comes to know that them full color. S 7 poetry, fictional pieces, essays and we have this on campus." However. Mid-American Review translations. Among the accom- Copies of the magazine can be staff still faces the problem of letting plished writers who have been pub- people know they exist. lished by the Review include Philip obtained at 226 East Hall. A staff of 23 mixed with gradu- "Our biggest challenge is finding Levine and James Tale, who have the best work." Czyzniejewski said. both won the Pulitzer Prize for Poe' ate and faculty members from the English and creative writing depart- "It is all about the work and getting ry. and Pushcart Award winner good quality work into the maga- Naomi Shihab Nye. ments put out the Mid-American zine." One of the ways Mid-American Review twice a year. Its circulation is 1,200 which rises with each issue. There are only 15 national maga- Review commemorated its 20th zines in Ohio, and the Mid-Ameri- anniversary was a 300-page double There is a campus discount of $6 per issue. can Review ranks among the best. issue, which came out last week. The review has been awarded the According to Craigo. the Review In addition to having a bigger Ohio Ana for editorial excellence. In volume, the Mid-American Review was first published in 1981. It pub- addition, its work has been pub- will restart two contests, the James lished the work of writers around the lished in the Best American Poetry Wright Poetry Award and Sherwood world. and Best American Short Stories. Anderson Fiction Award, said Karen Czyzniejewski said the national "Mid-American Review promote SARA GRIGSBY/ The BG News Craigo, the Mid-American Review literary magazine has came a long literature, gives writers a chance to ■ The Falcon managing editor. way. publish individual work, and give I team faces three com- PROUD — The 2000 edition of the English department's award- Submission for these awards will "I believe the first issue of Mid- the staff an opportunity to gain cdi- ' petitors this weekend. be judged by an outside judge, as American was good." he said. torial experience." Czyzniejewski I winning magazine sits on display In a showcase in East Hall. opposed to being judged by the Mid- "Magazines in the 80s didn't make' said. Faded Ink \ page 2 The BG News Wednesday, April 5, 2000 WORLD www. bgnews. com/ap The World Gun merchants wary of new handgun rules In Brief THE ASSOCIATCD PRESS Gun sellers fear the Massachu- setts and Maryland laws could have BOSTON — While some Air France rule forcing a chilling effect on their businesses. cheered and others booed the state's Enforcement, they said, would make pilots to speak English commitment to enforce tough new PARIS (AP) — Parlez-voiis guns more expensive and cut into handgun rules, Edward L. Veduccio their profits. anglais? Air France pilots on final was worrying about his bottom line. Veduccio said he knows of a few approach to Pans' Charles de Gaulle "Do you know how many gun airport will have to from now on. Massachusetts gun store owners companies won't sell here?" asked who have already moved their shops France's national airline said the Veduccio. the owner of E & J Guns decision to order its pilots to speak to New Hampshire. He said he has in Newton. "They're boycotting the already scouted out new sites there English in all radio communication state, and that's hurting business." with air traffic control is designed to for his own shop, after 33 years in Massachusetts announced Mon- Newton. improve safety But French enthusi- day that it would enforce require- Massachusetts Attorney General asm are outragi d and say it's anoth- ments that guns come with safety er example of the English lan- Thomas Reilly said the state's rules warnings, tamper-resistant serial are mandatory and affect all gun- guage's creeping worldwide domi- numbers and indicators on semiau- nance. makers doing business here. Investi- tomatic handguns that show whether gators will begin spot checks of state Air France officials, defending a bullet is in the chamber. the policy that took effect March 23. gun stores within 15 days, he added. The nation's strictest gun regula- The Gun Owners' Action League contend that the language spoken by tions also use consumer-protection pilots and air traffic control is not a said the rules were unnecessary, rules to ban cheap guns known as arguing that educational programs question of culture. "Saturday Night Specials" and sponsored by gun owners have suc- "Often, other pilots in the area require childproof locks on any gun ceeded in significantly reducing who don't speak French can't under- sold in the state. stand when the pilots and the control firearms accidents, despite an Thirty-four other states have increase in gun ownership. tower communicates," said Jean- passed legislation that would allow "This is an assault on veterans Claude Couturier, a spokesman for them to regulate handguns as they Air Fiance. and an assault on gun owners." would any other consumer products. League spokesman Kevin Sowyrda Massachusetts is the first to actually said, accusing the attorney general impose such regulations. of exploiting the issue to increase Also Monday, the Maryland his own popularity. [The Nation House approved a bill that will make But gun-control advocate John the state the first state to recuire all Roscnthal of Stop Handgun Vio- new handguns sold to be equipped lence Inc., who said he owns a hand- In Brief with built-in locks, allowing no one gun and shoots skeet. said Massa- but an authorized user to fire them. chusetts was right to target hand- Gun owner to stand trial in The locks will be required by guns. school shooting 2003. Until then, all guns sold will "If we were talking about ham- Associated Press Photo FLINT. Mich. (AP) — A man have to be equipped with trigger burgers killing 90 people a year, do accused of carelessly storing the locks, beginning in October. The bill you think we would allow the meat- handgun that authorities say a 6- goes to the desk of Gov. Parris Glen- packing industry to go unregulated? GUNS — Lt. Det. Mark Delaney of the Massachusetts State Police, right, holds a handgun with a yeai old boy used to kill a classmate dening. who is eager to sign it. No way." he said trigger lock during a new conference at the Massachusetts Attorney General's office in Boston on must stand trial on an involuntary April 3. manslaughter charge, a judge ruled Tuesday. The boy was living with his 22- year-old uncle and defendant Latest space crew blasts off for station Jamelle James. 19. when he found James' gun and took it to Buell Ele- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the atmosphere, with any remaining heeled tourists. Under the agree- mentary School, prosecutors said. pieces plunging into the ocean. ment, Mir remains Russian-owned He used n Feb. 29 to fatally shoot MOSCOW — Two cosmonauts That fate was averted when Ams- and available for Russian scientific first-grade classmate Kayla Rolland, use. blasted off Tuesday for the Mir terdam-based MirCorp agreed to police said. A Soyuz rocket launched without The boy. who has not been space station on a mission to resus- pay $10-20 million to lease com- citate the 14-year-old craft, which mercial rights to the station. The a hitch Tuesday from the Baikonur charged, testified in the preliminary cosmodrome in Kazakstan, carrying hearing Friday that he had seen until recently had appeared in dan- Mir's descent was postponed indefi- ger of being scrapped. nitely. cosmonauts Sergei Zalyotin and lames playing with the gun. a .32- Alexander Kaleri toward the Mir, caliber semiautomatic pistol, and The Mir has circled Earth unoc- The MirCorp deal came after a said Vera Medvedkova, a Mission demonstrated how James twirled it cupied for eight months, since the succession of failed but colorful pro- Control spokeswoman. in his hands. posals to finance the craft's contin- cash-strapped Russian space agency Within 10 minutes, the rocket The boy said he had seen the gun recalled the last crew in August, ued operation, including a plan to reached Us orbil and began circling and some quarters in a shoebox in having run out of resources,to con- film scenes on board for a movie 1 Associated Press Photo the Eanh. Medvedkova said It was James room. tinue manned missions. about a renegade cosmonaut. expected to take the Soyuz capsule He also said he remembered The station was to be decommis- MirCorp has said it is considering until Thuisd.i> in adjust its orbit to Kayla being shot, but when asked if STATION — A cosmonaut gets ready for a mission to the space sioned around the end of March and various ventures aboard the Mir, the Mir's. gingerly approach the sta- ho shut her. he snook his head "no " station Mir. dropped from its orbit to burn up in including opening it up for well- tion, and dock.

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-r- - page 4 The BG News Wednesday, April 5, 2000 OPINION www.bgnews.com/opinbn Non-issues matter most The other day I was laking a cur- >— braces attached to our spinal themselves to. if not because of rent events quiz, which was asking columns. Our parents wheel us out Elian Gonzales then because of the PEOPLE me all kinds of annoying questions- into the living room and charge a Ramseys or maybe O. J. Simpson. like, "Who is currently entered in $20 admission price to see us. while Of course, all this is really a Non- on the strestreet the United States presidential race." r 1 A we work 14 hours a day. writhing Issue and I don't know why I'm and. "What newsworthy but essen- H§ around in our little cart, gasping for even talking about it. It's just that KJ- tH tially useless exercise of democracy t air. my wife is at the hardware store Question: Do you feel that instructors with heavy accents just occurred in the former Soviet 1^" 3b Barbara Walters: Look, just stop buying nails and I can't find my hinder your education? Why? Union?" o your whining, will you? God, 1 hear tranquilizers... I began to sweat buckets. Was a story like yours every week; you Talk show host: I see. And how this an election year? Who could : Anig act like you're the only three-headed do you feel about campaign finance possibly be running? What do they ■ j baby in the world or something. reform? mean, "former" Soviet Union? Next story. Jim: What? Finally I came down to Question 5 Five: "Correctly spell the name of ^M These are the kinds of stories that Conversations just like this one the little boy who has inspired the an interview. Here Barbara wields Americans thrive on, though I notice are being held for several hours a custody battle further straining rela- her i lost fearsome investigative Current Events Qiizzes take no day, every day, on your local radio tions between the United States and journalism techniques, the ones that notice of this. They keep asking airwaves. The truth of the matter is, if we were given the chance to vote Cuba" made her famous: questions like. "What is all this busi- Celeste LaSalvia Brian Engelman I let out a slow, confident breath, ness about 'campaign finance about the fate of Elian Gonzales. the Freshman and began to write what would sure- Barbara Walters: So, did you kill reform'?" which obviously have no Ramseys, the three-headed baby, or Junior ly be the only correct answer on the you six-year-old daughter? relevance to the real world at all. whether or not other people should Undecided Psychology test: E-L-I-A-N G-O-N-Z-A-L-E-S. The Ramseys: Heck yes. If only The people who really know be allowed to be communists, peo- "Yeah, I guess it "Si je ne puts pas I know about Elian Gonzales someone had asked before. what's relevant to the world are the ple would be knocking one another does, and I really comprendre de because he represents a "Non- people who call in to radio talk down for a chance at the polls. have to concentrate Joel Freimark l'anglais, puts Issue." I am very interested in Non- When you only have two chan- shows. They are the ones who first In fact. I think most of us are on what they are Freshman quelque chose coined the term "Non-Issue." They secretly capable of extreme violence Issues. In fact, the entire nation finds nels, it pays to read the National "'£ saying." Undecided sorieu»einent le mal." them captivating. For example. Enquirer. At first, it may be hard to all know what the Non-Issues are if our views about these issues are o 20/20. an ABC news program that believe that the world's largest because they have some very healed, challenged, and certainly we would "If I am cxp«cted has won zillions of awards for excel- three-headed baby is living in Mem- emotional opinions about all of be very indignant if we no longer to be able to write lence in broadcast journalism, spe- phis and has been called the anti- them: had a right to express them. at the ENG.112 cializes in Non-Issues. What they Christ by several local religious And who could blame us? level, my teachers usually do is wait till an issue has cults, who are happily worshiping it Radio talk show caller: Hi. My Of course I failed the current should be able to been sparked, nurtured, sensational- and knitting it hats, but I have no name is Jim and I'd just like to say a events quiz. I then placed it in an speak at the ENG ized, made into black market T- doubt that it will soon be featured in few words about Elian Gonzales. envelope and mailed it to 20/20. care .12 level." shirts and wrung out in flat sheets of a 20/20 exclusive: My wife and I feel that if he is of Barbara Walters. Included is a 20- time-wasting, uninformative pulp, returned to Cuba, we will be forced page, in-depth essay explaining my then chucked at people in the form Barbara Walters: Tell me. how to nail ourselves to our living room views on teen smoking and using Tim Cochey Matt LaRiccia of the National Enquirer. Not until does it feel to have so many heads? wall in protest and refuse to eat any- lots of exclamation points and capi- Junior Freshman Patsy Ramsey is accused by the Three-headed baby: (All three thing until he is sent back to the tal letters. Undecided Enquirer of having an extra arm heads sniffling pitifully): Well. Bar- United States. We will just spend our I think she will be proud. Accounting sprouting out of her back, the one bara, because of our enormous heads days licking traces of iron from the "Yes." "I cant comprehend that she no doubt used to kill her . and small, underdeveloped body, we paint on the wall to sustain us. trying Michelle Reiler is a BG News what any of my daughter, and is awaiting rescue have been forced to spend our lives (o stay alive until justice is finally columnist. She can he contacted at teachers say. for- from officials from her native plan- wheeled around in a wooden can. done. We would like to urge all the reiterm @ bgnel. bgsu. ctin. eign or not." et, will Barbara Walters be granted our heads supported by hideous listeners to find something to nail

and I feel I am in touch with the stu- dents and issues. I also read the BG THE BREAKFAST OF CONSERVATIVES Letters to the Editor News often. Perhaps I could offer On Feb. 14. a student was found kosher foods. some worthwhile insight. guilty of misusing a credit card and Indeed, last I checked, places as I found last Thursday's issue very as part of her sentence was required close by as the Toledo Kroger on interesting. Apparently some people to write a letter to The BG News. Secor offer kosher meats, cheeses are trying to bring in international and plenty of other kosher products. entertainment to the disagreement of I have committed a terrible act. I Even the Bowling Green Kroger others, namely the LSU and Marcos have done something no one who offers a wide selection of kosher Popovich and others. The students at has the trust and friendship of his or comestibles. When those quoted in BG should consider themselves for- roommate should do. Even if you the article contend that the nearest tunate that (hey could entice a big don't have the trust and friendship it place is they are certainly to act like Bush/Moby/MTV. The still shouldn't be done. As a student be taken as being misinformed. As protest smacks of reverse racism. here at Bowling Green Stale Univer- such. I advise that Hilleliles learn "You are not serving my social sity I have shamed many people the truth of their situation before agenda, therefore you are racist." I with my actions. It is one thing to complaining about mistreatment know Bush is popular, but I would borrow something of your room- from the University. ask those that protest if they have mates. But it is another to go behind Further, the complaint voiced ever been to a Bush concert. That is their backs and take things and use about the distance of Toledo syna- culture too, and your are asking a them without their permission just to gogues seems terribly misplaced, majority of people to do something better yourself. Even if you did have first of all, a 20- minute drive to you would no'. That is. attend a the mind to put them back, it is still Toledo is not that bad for the holi- function you might not normally wrong. Not only did I lose the trust days. Secondly, it is not the place of attend to experience "culture." of my roommate I also lost the trust the Bowling Green community to Why can't LSU bring in its own and respect of many of the residents make synagogues available. entertainment? Surely they could around me. I am not proud of what I Living a Jewish life in Bowling gain the sympathy of Latino acts. did. I am in fact very remorseful and Green may not be as easy as living a Quit wasting time and DO some- truly sorry. It was totally wrong of Jewish life in Jerusalem, or New thing. Why Popovich would be crit- me. Even though I intended to put York City, or some other big city, but ical of a Mexican restaurant (the everything back. I should have never it's not that hard. I did it without Aztec) is beyond my comprehen- done it. I was only thinking of whining that the University was not sion. It erodes his integrity crying myself and in the process I hurt a showing me support, and I suspect "wolf" all the time. I suppose he very kind person. I just want to tell that those presently involved in the NEVER goes to Taco Bell. you how sorry I truly am. Hillel can do the same. On a related note. Aisha in The In closing. I would just like to Obsidian has a lot to learn. She Karmen Kynard offer a piece of advice to those now writes that people don't like her hair La mi n @bgnet.bgsu. edu in the Hillel. Don't expect the cam- style. Let me tell her. if she wishes to pus to take an interest in yourorga- join the professional world and the BG Jews shouldn't nization. benefits it offers, it doesn't matter expect favors The campus takes interest in vir- what COLOR her skin is. There's a tually no organizations. If you want certain way one must act. dress, look As an alumnus of Bowling Green to be Jewish then treat it as a religion and talk, regardless of race. To be State University. I experienced fully and not as a club. Jewish life is not offended at the people who are fmAsctA A CMut a*, rvo 00 <%**(. #2KM. what it is like to be Jewish at BGSU. the same thing as being a member of offended by her is again, reverse Tgggr mtnrtwmtm KXK» LMOTE Guys- I managed to keep kosher. I man- Hillel or showing up for Hillel racism. Let me tell you. I've had to A0*Mi aged to make it to the appropriate events. kiss my fair share of butts to get and places for holiday observance. In As such, I advise capitalizing keep my job to provide for my fam- short. I was able to live a very Jew- upon what you already have rather ily. Yet I receive NO sympathy, ish life without any help from the than lamenting what you lack. maybe because I'm a 30 to 40 year University. old white male, and I'm expected to I can understand some members Alan Kaufman do it. Aisha apparently thinks she of the BGSU Hillel might find it dif- [email protected] should be exempt. ficult to accommodate being Jewish America is supposed to be a with being a BGSU student, but if Minorities can also "melting pot," especially the educa- one looks in Chilly's or at Garden be racist tion institutions. Yet all I see is peo- Terrace one can find plenty of ple trying to keep themselves sepa- kosher items to buy. Although I am not a student at rate. Further, the surrounding grocery BGSU. I'm hoping you will consid- stores offer plenty of kosher items. er printing my letter. My wife has Sieve Krall [email protected] One need not go to Detroit to find attended BG for the last three years. ■

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Opinion Editor City Editor Graphics Editor page on the web at www.bgnews.com. Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. s Wednesday, April 5, 2000 The BG News page 5 CITY www. bgnews.com/cily Softball players discuss Special Olympians go for gold in BG ANNE MOSS cd the women's volleyball team, the this weekend thai she plans on com- STAFF WKI n K Kinesiology Club, members ol the peting again in nthcr spoils sin h .is scorekeeper shortage men's team Community swimming and Hack and held organizations included Sunlight Mei mother, Shirle) McPhee. KIMBERLY DUPPS City of Bowling Green to do it This past weekend, more than 300 individuals and 40 teams partic- Christian Youth Group. Bethlehem said that the Special Olympics is STAH- WRHf.R right." said Bob Miller, a softball Lutheran Youth Group, and St Pat's beneficial lor hci daughter not only player from Toledo. ipated in a state-wide Special Youth Group. from social and recreational aspects, Disgruntled citizens from the The lack of confidence arose from Olympics Basketball Tournament Bowling Green was the venue for Aside from basketball games, but more importantly, in learning adult sol'tball league, sponsored by questions surrounding the lack of athletes also participated in a range belter directions and working with a the Bowling Green City Parks and funds in 1999 for scorekeepers. 36 games from this annual event. Contests were held at Anderson of skills competitions Counties that leain She gives a lot ol credit to ihe Recreation Department, addressed despite the fact that the general fees didn't have teams in the tournament people <>f Woodlanc lor displacing City Council at Monday's meeting. the players pay are supposed to go Arena. Perry F'ieldhousc. Eppler South, and Bowling Green High entered individuals for these events such wonderful leadership wuh all League members are angry over toward umpires and scorekeepers. There were six Wtxxi County ath- the participants the decision made last year to elimi- "In 1998, we were paying a cer- School The tournament rotates yearly letes who competed in the skills Also participating in the skills nate storekeepers from the Softball tain amount of fees and that includes competition. Dribbling, spot shoot- competition v.as Melissa Frizado, games. the scorekeepers. and then, in 1999. between Bowling Green, Cincinnat- ti, Cleveland and Columbus. ing, and chest passing were among who took third place in her division "Last year, in a Softball manager's we were paying the same amount of the skills emphasized. Frizado's mother. Patty Frizado, meeting, it was informed to the soft- fees without scorekeepers," said According to Mary Sehmann. Wood County Special Olympics coordina- Some of he athletes began prac- said that hei daughter has been par- ball managers that scorekeepers player and manager Shawn Neil. ticing in December. Sehmann said. ticipating in the Special Olympics would be discontinued due to a Dr. Bob Callecod. director of tor, the tournament has been coming to Bowling Green every other year adding that the skills competitions for about four years She also partic- deficit in the program and because it Bowling Green City Parks and are for the athletes that arc siill ipated in the 1999 World Games in is hard to find scorekeepers." said Recreation Department, said the for the past 20 years, "This is good for us." Sehmann developing their skills in basketball North Carolina and brought hack resident Will Oswald. shortage of scorekeepers last year as a whole. two gold medals He said that the scorekeepers was due to lack of good management said. "We get good public relations, great promotion for the program, All the athletes are school-age "She en|o>s the social aspect of affect all areas of the Softball game, at the softball complex. He said the and it helps strengthen relationships and compete against other students the games." Frizado said Hut BEN FRENCH / The BG News participants, coaches, umpires, spon- problem is in the process of being between the campus and Special their age and in their division. Melissa also enjoys lecling like sors and the people watching the corrected. Olympics." Bowling Green resident Karen being part of a team, winning, and OLYMPICS — A special game are all affected by the lack of "We are correcting that situation McPhee took fourth place in her seeing her friends win " Olympics basketball player dri- scorekeepers. by getting a full-time person who can The event attracted volunteers from the community and the Univer- division. Registration tor Special ves for the basket. "They are a very key component have an on-going responsibility." Dr. Olympics is open lo the public. sity. Several city and student organi- "I like shooting baskets, drib on their attitude and attendance " to the game." Oswald said. Callecod said. "I would ask that bling and running uith the ball." zations helped with the tournament "Basically anyone who u.ints to From the state tournament, all the Len Stainish. a manager, coach these people just give us the opportu- McPhee said. "I like the new friends play can." said Ant) Poseler, spoits by selling concessions and sou- winners of the team divisions will be and umpire for the adult softball nity to make amends for what hap- venirs, and score keeping. I made too.'' coordinator fur Special Olympics. league, said the lack of scorekeepers pened or didn't happen from the qualified and may be chosen for the Campus groups involved includ- McPhee had such a gixxl lime "But we do allow them to play based creates problems on the field. management at the facility last year." World (ijmes "The lack of scorekeepers last Dr. Callecod stressed that the year led to fights and arguments, and money used to support the adult soft- took the fun out of the fun program." ball program must come solely from Stainish said "It was not a lot of fun the fees from the program It is not Findlay spring breaker Officials search for driver to get this stuff coordinated and to the policy to take money from anoth- still have fun at recreation." er program to help the softball pro Stainish. as well as the other soft- gram. dies from balcony fall involved in fatal accident ball players present, were looking for The current fees for a softball Tin ASSOC iATM) PRESS Katie Claphan. 19. of Dunkirk, ways to rectify the situation. team arc $415 for a 10 game-league THE Assot IATKD PRKSS It was third death from balcony was in lair condition Tuesday at St. "After last year, alter they took and S565 for a 15-game league. The falls in north Florida this >ear. Two WII.I.IAMSTOWN. Ohio — Vincent Merc) Medical in the doggone scorekeepers away, we Ices include umpires and scorekecp- PANAMA CITY BEACH. I la people died in Daytona Beach, Authoniies were looking tor the dri- have lost trust and confidence in the ers — A spring break visitor from Ohio which ranks second only to Panama Toledo. ver of a blue van who may have who fell from a hotel balcony when City Beach as a favorite spring Also injured were Leslie Bailey. caused an accident that killed one he lost his balance has died after break destination in Florida. 22. of Mount Cory, the driver of the being taken off life support. Robert Richard Rekully. 22. of person and injured four others. car; Allan Craig. 27. of Mount Cory, Brush pickup announced Witnesses said the driver passed and Ronnie Lytle. 27. of Dunkirk Andrew Guglielmi. 19. of Hind- Ocala. fell to his death from a sev- several vehicles on U.S. 68. a two- lay, was pronounced dead Sunday at enth-floor hotel balcony March 26. They were treated at Blanchard Val- Beginning the week of April 17. and not rubbish collection districts lane highway. Monday, causing an Gulf Coast Medical Center in near- Rekully. a construction worker, was ley Regional Health (enter in Find- the City of Bowling Green will be This process will be repeated oncoming vehicle to drive off the by Panama City. visiting Daytona Beach for the lav and released. conducting an unlimited brush pick- until all four wards of the city have road. Hancock County Sheriff's Sgt. Guglielmi was leaning over a bal- weekend. up. been covered. Once the crews leave That vehicle then struck a car dri- John Clevidence said authorities cony rail when he fell from the third Joanna ("hcstinc. 36. of Jack- Limbs and brush should be a street, they will not return ven by Donald Bass. 59. of Dunkirk, floor of a Howard Johnson's hotel sonville, was Dually iniured in a fall were still trying to identify the dri- placed curbside loosely, not bun- Any questions regarding the who was killed. shortly after midnight on March 23, from a fifth-floor balcony on March ver of the van. dled. Pickup will begin with the brush pickup should be directed to Four others in the other car. The crash happened near First Ward and continue through the the Public Works Department at striking his head on a sidewalk, said 8 during Bike Week, an annual gath- police Sgt. Rodney Tilley. ering oi motorcycle enthusiasts which (lipped over twice, were Williamstown. about 50 miles south wards. 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One of the local goals of the ed." final concrete reminder of one of the Andrew Tomascik nation's worst brushes with haz- 93rd Street resident CABLE ardous waste. human health in 1978. A backhoe tore into the 93rd Continued from page 1. Services and the office of finance Street School at Love Canal, making Thousands of tons of dioxin. and administration were involved in way for park space for the new wave PCBs and other chemicals had been 20,000 to 30.000 dollars in hall the discussion about cable service in of residents who have moved into buried at the site along the Niagara improvement funds. This deal will residence halls. the cleaned-up and revitalized River. The dumping ground was one probably decrease it by 5,000 dol- "This initiative will provide a ser- neighborhood over the last several of areas that led to the creation of the lars." vice that students have been asking years. Superfund program, which provides Various offices across campus for since I arrived three years ago," federal money for the cleanup of the have been working on the deal with Beatty said. "As part of the residen- The school was on the outermost worst environmental disasters. Time Warner Cable for the past year. tial package, students will no longer cusp of a danger zone created by In addition to the ORL, and RSA, have to arrange for cable service seeping loxic waste from a canal- Whole streets of homes and a both the Information Technology through the local cable provider." turned-chemical dump site. The school nearest the dump site, in the school closed in 1980 as panicked first ring, were demolished. That parents moved the children it served area remains uninhabitable. Other out of the area. areas, however, including near the Wear out, school, were declared habitable "We were in the third ring, this again in 1988 and homes that sat was the end of it. right here," said vacant for years were refurbished dorit rust out. 93rd Street resident Andrew Tomas- and sold. Associated Preu Photo c*. referring to the way the area was DEMOLISH — Crews work to level the 93rd Street School Tues- divided and evacuated after the state The school is the last Love Canal day, April 4. The reminder of the nation's dangerous first deal- declared Love Canal a threat to era building. Now Leasing ings with hazardous waste will be transformed into a park. Don't Lose Out on Seattle police admit they were not ready for trouble

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Ooodatella Falcon men face 3 NICK HURM SPORTS WRITER "It will be tough. This weekend will be a test of our mental toughness. Road games are The end of April showers may bring May flowers, but they won't bring .ninth always hard, but that's what we practice er Bowling Green vs. Wright State for." another great match-up. Corey Loomis After long periods of rain in Day- b-ball season ton left the Raiders field as soggy as I man infieldei The Stale Spartans yesterday's cereal, the two teams concluded their year long goal of called the game off. They do not looking 10 put the game away Then Detroit that comes Irom behind winning a National Championship intend to reschedule the game cither, the Titans went for the jugular Tole- could definitely give us trouble do put the next two batter on with a because we have been hurting and ended a fantastic year of college which means the Falcons picked up walk and a batter hit by a pitch Then basketball. an extra day of practice and a little there " rest. Now it's time for the Falcons to Titan senior Chris Karney stepped to Baumganner will stari tor B'J The tournament saw top seeds get back to work. the plate and ended the game with The freshman is 2-0 in three appcar- Stanford and Arizona bow out in the Today the Orange and Brown are the winning homcrun ances BG is planning on using as second round and Duke do the same back at Steller Field hosting a non- "We have to put a full game many as nine pitchers tomorrow, or in the Sweet 16 to eventual Spartan conference game against Detroit together," BG freshman pitcher what they call "stall day," so they opponent Florida. This Final 4 also Mercy at 3 p.m. Today's titanic- Brett Baumgartncr said "We get out ..an gel a little work in for a number appeared to be one of the most struggle is the last of home that BG early, but then we have a hard time of pitchers. diverse and unpredictable ones in will see this weekend A campaign closing the door We get good starts Friday the Falcons head to Kala- recent memory, with Wisconsin and through Michigan awaits the Fal- from our pitchers; we just have to mazoo to face Western Michigan in North Carolina both netting 10 plus cons the rest of the week to battle get our middle-relievers and closers their first conference play on the losses in the regular season. conference foes Western and Central to gel." road this season. The two teams will This season also saw Cincinnati Michigan. So how hard of a week do Detroit also came back to beat play a doubleheader before BG once lose their star before the Falcons have in store'.' Aquinas College last week in the again hits the road to play the the tournament even started, thus "It will be tough." freshman bottom of the last inning, something Chippewas. Central Michigan is lied destroying their chance at (he Big Corey Loomis said. "This weekend that BG will have to be very weary with BG at 3-1 in the MAC and ha-se Dance. Auburn, who was predicted will be a test of our mental tough- about. The Falcons are coming off a always been a lough challenge for by Sports Illustrated in the begin- ness. Road games are always hard, doubleheader to Eastern Michigan the Falcons. BG has a lifetime ning of the year to win it all, lost but that's what we practice for." where they blew a 6-3 lead in the record of 27-43-1 against Central last inning to lose to the Eagles in their star Chris Porter due of NCAA Detroit may only have a 7-7 Michigan. record, but it is one of those teams the first game. In the second. BG It's going to be a tough match- infractions. that can be very dangerous on any gave up two runs in the last inning, up for us going up into Michigan.' The Big Ten also made it clear MIKE LEHMKUHLE/The BG News given day. Ask Toledo how lethal the but held on to a 5-4 win. Baumganner said. If we just keep that it is one of the most dominant Titans can be. The Rockets went up "A flawless game would hopeful- playing the way we know wc can conferences in all of sports by hav- MISS—A Falcon batter swings and misses at a pitch from an Eastern Michigan pitcher Sunday. BG faces Detroit Mercy today to battle Detroit a week ago. UT was ly get us in the groove of things." play and get one of those quality ing six teams represented in the Baumganner said. "Hopefully we games in the first or second game and heads to Western Michigan Saturday and Central Sunday. up 2-0 in the bottom of the 9th tournament, with two making it to inning with two outs and nobody on. can work off that. A team like that we can just gel off that." the Final 4 and the Spartans winning it all. Men's Basketball There were also upsets galore, Softball which make college sports so fun to watch. Temple. Indiana. Kentucky. Ohio State and UConn were just some of the teams that ended their Freshmen, seasons long before they intended BG play trio of twin bills this week to. seniors spark But I must say that as much as I DOROTHY WRONA Friday afternoon, the Falcons MIKE hate Michigan. Michigan State and SPORTS WRITER travel to Muncie. Indiana for a dou- LEHMKUHLE/ anything having to do with that bleheader with the Ball Stale Cardi- The BG News 99-00 season stale. I must give my love and The BG Softball team will put a nals. respect 10 the Spartans. From the 15-8 record on the line as they lake Last season. BSU had a young start of the game. Michigan Slate to the road this week. team, but has had over a year to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS seemed to have control over the The Falcons will play one out of work together. This season the Car- conference doubleheader this week dinals are 8-18 overall. INDIANAPOLIS — Most of the young and dangerous Gators. before taking on MAC rivals Toledo Last weekend. Falcon errors con- talk surrounding college basketball Before the start of the game. I and Ball State. tributed to a loss to Northern Illi- seems to be about how long the bet- talked with my friends about what I Today, the Falcons head north to nois. Ross-Shaw has stressed com- YOUR'RE ter players will be around. thought each team needed to do to take on the Detroit Mercy Titans in munication to her players to reduce OUT—A Fal- Senior slars have gone the way of win the game. I thought that if Flori- iheir traditional doubleheader. These errors. In practice, she has told them con catcher fin-tailed cars and eight-track tapes. This was i season for freshmen: da could stop or slow down Spartan two border rivals meet every season. to play the ball and to take responsi- and a North- From Duke's crew of Jason forward or guard Over the years. Detroit's program bility for errors they commit. ern Illinois has gotten stronger. This season, "Everyone makes errors, but not Williams. Carlos Boozer and Mike , get hot from out- base runner they are 8-5 overall. Head coach two or three in the same inning by Dunleavy lo Arizona's backcourt of side and use their intense depth off Leigh Ross-Shaw says playing non- the same person," Ross-Shaw said. look at the Jason Gardner and Gilbert Arenas to the bench to full advantage, they conference games allows more play- "Thai's lack of concentration." umpire to see Stanford's Casey Jacobsen to North would emerge the victors. ers to get to into the game. The Falcon bats have been com- what the call Carolina's Joseph Forte to George Washington's SirV'aliant Brown, the If Michigan State could break the Friday, the Falcons face arch ing alive in the past few games. at the plate is. nation's second-leading scorer Florida game plan, the constant full rival Toledo in a doubleheader at Lynsey Ebel. Colleen Bates and BG plays in Jenny Domschot combined for sev- Then on Monday night, three court pfess. by throwing passes over UT. The Rockets have a new head three double- coach and a strong team. The two eral extra-base hits against NIU. seniors, two <>t whom put the NBA the top and taking smart shots, the headers this on hold, led Michigan State to iis teams met over spring break, with Pitching has been another Spartans would have a field day the Falcons coming out on lop 4-1. strength for the Falcons lately. week. first national championship in 21 with the Gators and win their first The long-running BGSU-UT Freshman Jesse Milosek threw a one years Mateen Cleaves. Morris Peterson National Championship since 1979. rivalry runs deep for the Falcons. hitter against Western Michigan Fri- and A.J. Granger did more than The Gators couldn't stop Peter- Ross-Shaw believes the Falcons will day. Andrea Genter had a strong out- ing against NIU but lost 9-6. combine for 59 points in the Spar- son or Cleaves, and the inexperience win if they go into the game with their usual attitude against UT. "I feel like they're getting their tans' 89-76 victory over Florida. and youth of Florida showed up at "If we come out with fire like we confidence which is the right time They may have started a lot of peo- ple thinking a senior year isn't such the worst time. Florida coach Billy did this spring, we should take two." now for the MAC." Ross-Shaw said. Donovan said in the press confer- Ross-Shaw said. "We're all starting to come on " a bad thing. It could lead to one of ence after the game that the press did those special nights when nets are nothing to Michigan State. cut down, musical tributes are played and memories are made. "We watched a lot of tape. I did "That 'One Shining Moment ' not sec one team press them all year that's always been ■ favorite song of long." he said. "Probably, obviously, mine ever since I've been a kid." for a good reason teams didn't press Cleaves said "You always watch them." Browns get no breaks in Steelers absent games, you always watch people And as much as I didn't want to who won national championship. say it. I felt the Spartans were going And me. always as a kid. I always couldn't wait tor that One Shining to win even though I was rooting from Monday night 2000, play Jags Sept. 3 Moment' song I would always Stay hard for Florida. It didn't even look THE ASSOCIATED PRESS they will meet almost exclusively in up and watch that It was a great like the Gator defense worked THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "We again face the proposition of the first half of the new season. feeling to sec yourself up there on except for a few times and Cleaves, PITTSBURGH - The Pitts- The NFL season will open a One Shining Moment."' playing 16 straight regular season burgh Steelers. coming off a 6-10 despite having a banged up ankle, CLEVELAND — For the sec- weekend earlier than last year, with The Spartans' victory capped a games, but this arrangement is fur- season and two consecutive losing the Steelers playing at home Sunday. only committed two turnovers. It ond straight season, the Cleveland tournament of upsets. They were the ther complicated by two. three-away seasons, arc missing from the Mon- Sept. 3 against Baltimore. They only No. 1 seed to reach the Final also seemed like the Spartans could- Browns will have lo play 16 straight day nighl football schedule for the game segments." Policy said. won't wait long tor their open date, Four and were joined by fifth-seed- n't miss a shot. games. first time since 1989. taking the week off immediately "Coach |Chris] Palmer will not con- ed Florida and two No. 8s. Wiscon- The Spartans shut down the Like last season, when the The Steelers will play two nation- after the Baltimore opener. sin and North Carolina, each arriv al TV games: a Sunday night game Gators' outside shooters with their Browns rejoined the NFL as an sider (his schedule and early Easier The Steelers play at Cleveland on ing with a record-13 losses. The tough perimeter defense, and the gift." against Jacksonville on Nov. 19 and Sept. 17. then continue a season- tournament also capped a season ot expansion learn, the 2000 regular a Saturday afternoon game Dec. 16 opening four-game stretch against only flaw in the Michigan State the big conferences dominating the season schedule, released Tuesday, "We again face the against Washington — the last regu- division teams by playing Tennessee game was Gator forward Udonis Top 25. gives the Browns a bye week at the lar season game in Three Rivers Sta- at Three Rivers Stadium on Sept. 24 Defending champion Connect! Hasletn scoring a season high 27 end of the year — this lime on Dec. proposition of dium. and at Jacksonville on Oct. I. cut started the season ranked No. 1 This will be the Steelers' final points. But one guy can't win a 24. After playing at the New York but that was the Huskies' only week playing 16 straight season in Three Rivers, which Jets on Oct. 8. the Steelers return National Championship for you. and The rest of the NFL's 31 learns on top. Cincinnati was top-ranked the Spartan leadership from their opened in 1970 and was their home home for AFC Central home games for 12 weeks and Stanford was there will get a week off sometime during regular season field during their four Super Bowl seniors was eminent. against Cincinnati and Cleveland, for five weeks. The team on top for the season, meaning ihey will have seasons in the 1970s. They are then play at Baltimore and Ten- I might not like Michigan State, games, but this the final poll of the season was the advantage of playing one of iheir scheduled lo move next year into nessee in successive weeks. Duke, which started the season with but after last night's performance, their new. still unnamed stadium games on two weeks of rest. After playing eight of their first two losses and lost only three more they deserve to cut down the nets, arrangement is being built next door to Three As the young Browns struggled nine games against division teams., times the rest of the way. Rivers. and as one sign held by a fan said. the Steelers play only two AFC Cen- The Big Ten and Southeastern lo a 2-14 record in 1999. some play- further complicated The Steelers have played as many "Party like it is 1979." tral games in the final two months of Conference, the two leagues that ers complained about the wear and as three Monday night games in a by two, three-away the season, Jacksonville at home met in the final, dominated the rank- Pete Stella is the. assistant season under coach Bill Cowher. lear they suffered playing for 21 Nov. 19 and at Cincinnati on Nov. ings this season. In the tournament, sports editor for The News. He's consecutive weeks, including both game segments" and ihis will be the first time they 26. have not played at least one Monday each league sent six teams, as did very ready for this year to be the preseason and regular season. The Steelers' final four games are the Big 12. game since his hiring in 1992. over and is looking forward for Carmen Policy, the Browns pres- Carmen Policy The Monday night snub resulted against non-division games, includ- staying in BG for the summer. ident and chief executive office, said from a 6-10 season thai saw the ing their only West Coast trip of the If you are also staying, email the 2000 schedule will be even Steelers swept al home by their AFC season, a Christmas Eve game al Cleveland Broun President •See MEN, page 8 him at [email protected] tougher than last year's. Central Division opponents, whom San Diego. page 8 The BG News Wednesday, April 5, 2000 SPORTS www. bgnt'ws. com/sports

T" if-'--:;:-::: -—- a m— r$m™ UNliJ 1 -clinched division title the cause of death. Wednesday's Games Oct. 1 — Baltimore; Noeth had lived for years in central Florida but id a regulation tie. Atlanta at Philadelphia. 7 p.m Overtime losses count as a loss a Oct. 8 — at Arizona; moved back to Cincinnati in recent years. Boston at Detroit. 730 p.m Wednesday's Games Oct. 15 — at Denver; New jersey at Indiana. 8pm Pittsburgh at Toronto. 7 30 p m , Survivors include retired ballplayer Pete Rose and Sacramento at San Antonio. 8.30 p m. Montreal at N Y Ranecrs, 7.30 pn Oct. 22 — at Pittsburgh; his brother, David Rose; daughters Jacqueline Schwicr Houston at Portland. 10 p m Boston at Florida, 7 30 pm LA Liken at Golden State. 10 30 pm < algary al St. Louis. 8 pm Oct. 29 — Cincinnati; and Caryl Schnebelt; 18 grandchildren; 21 great-grand- Thursday *i Games Anaheim at Chicago. 8:30 p.m. Nov. 5 — New York Giants; children; and two great-great-grandchildren. Washington at Nev. York. 7:30 p m. C olorado at Edmonton. 9 p.m Nashville at Phoenix, 10 pm Nov. 12 — New England; Her former husbands, Pete Rose Sr. and Robert Charlotte vs Miam . 7 30 p.m Los Angeles at Vancouver. 10 p.m Milv.jukce at Chicago, * 30 p.n Dallas at San Jose. 10 30 p.m. Nov. 19 — at Tennessee; Noeth Sr.. are both dead. Dallas at Denver. 5 pm Thursday's Games Phoenix at Utah. 9 pm N Y [slanders al Ottawa. 7 pm Nov. 26 — at Baltimore; The funeral will be Friday at Vitt. Stermer & Ander- Tampa Bay at Montreal 7 30pm J'ltrtl.rul .1 VAIVPU cr 10 D m. Dec. 3 — at Jacksonville; son Funeral Home, with burial in suburban Maple Minnesota at LA Clippers. 10 30 pm Buffalo al New Jersey. 7:30 p m Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 30 p.m. Dec. 10 — Philadelphia; Grove Cemetery. MEN continued from page 7 Guyton of Indiana, juniors of Iowa State and Chris Mihm Cincinnati center Kcnyon Martin was the national player of the year of Texas and sophomore Troy Mur- and his injury early in the Bearcats' phy of Notre Dame. Sports fans show teams the money Conference USA tournament opener Fizer has said he'll enter the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS able by these standards. The average price has increased 92.9 percent in changed the look of the NCAA tour- there are a number of premium NBA draft. Mihm and Murphy will seats. The goal was to provide some- there is $20.01. No. 8 among the 30 that period. The NFL's average tick- nament. NEW YORK —Fans who go to et price has risen 81.0 percent since be the focus of much talk the next thing for all tastes and all pocket- major league teams. That's up 50.4 With Martin on crutches after baseball's three new ballparks this books." percent from last year's average of then to $45.63, the NBA's 31.3 per- month as they make their decisions. season will leave with much lighter cent to $48.37. breaking his leg. Cincinnati went Those premium seats, with wait- $13.30 at the Astrodome. wallets. Red Sox fans will be feeling the The survey didn't include the from the consensus favorite for the er service, cost $50-$75 per game, Maybe "One Shining Moment" The sport's average ticket price while regular scats cost $8-$30. up pinch, too. Fenway Park has the NHL until 1994. Hockey's average tournament to a No. 2 seed and a will bring back some of those under- went up 11.8 percent — the highest from $5-$25 at Tiger Stadium. highest average ticket price in base- is $45.70. second-round exit. classmen. And maybe seniors will markup in a decade — u> S16.67 this At Pacific Bell Park in San Fran- ball for the fifth straight season, ris- NBA tickets went up 13.8 this year. But that's nothing compared season, NHL tickets 6.9 percent and Martin was joined on the All- be in vogue next season when the cisco, the average of $21.24. base- ing 17.8 percent to $28.33 this sea- with the increases in Detroit, San ball's sixth-highest, is up 75.2 per- son. NFL tickets 6.6 percent. 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Oh my God, Kenny's playing! Woods takes 10 BG wins into Masters NEWS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS enough of a nuisance to lower the Classified scoring. AUGUSTA. Ga. — If anyone in This year, the tough has the Masters is intimidated by Tiger encroached on what used to be the Ads Woods, take heart. There was a time most generous fairways in golf, when even Woods, the No. I player which changes the shape of drives in the world, found himself in awe on some holes 372-6977 of another player and wondered "You can't go out there and take whether he was good enough to win. driving for granted like you used to IIK- BG Newi -til MM I "'I was II years old," he said around here," Woods said. "You advertisement Hut discriminate, or cniour- Tuesday. uy individual « have different angles. It's going to prnup on 0 MX. lolor. creed. Woods said he was paired with a be quite a challenge " religMA, ntiKMul main, ICKUII onenuuon 12-year-old in a junior tournament That was never more evident than H inc basi» when they came to a 290-yard par 4 late Tuesday altcrnoon. when six- of jny other IcgalK piotcxted Mains The big kid drove the green, and tiny time Masters champion Jack Nick UK BG v npln to decline, Tiger took a gulp. laus and Greg Norman, playing in dittoriimue or nsvi enem »uch "I was taken back by that and felt his 20th Masters, stood on the 11th js those found to tic dcfafiutot) i there was no way I could compete." ■ 1JI«- m nature tee and tried to figure out where to JCC1 to editing and he said. hit their drives. approval He wound up beating him that Showing them the way was 19- day. and came away with a valuable year-old Aaron Baddcley. the Aus lesson. tralian amateur who has been com- 'There's no point being intimi- ing to Augusta for. oh. about a week Campus Events dated on the golf course." Woods now. said. "I know what I can accom- "The changes might not look plish. I know what I can do on the important from the outside, but American Red Cross Blood Drive golf course. I know the shots I can when you're playing the course, it's April 10, 11, & 12 pull off. and I've got to believe I can quite different." said defending Olscamp Hall 1 lam-6pm, daily do it." champion Jose Maria Olazabal. Greek Slock 2000 Woods has made a believer out of Not everyone favors the new Wednesday, April 5th just about everyone lately. look. Among the harshest critics is Homerun Derby 7 00pm, intramural field He arrived at Augusta National as Phil Mickelson. who is coming ofl I Spring Festival 2000 a heavy favorite to win his second playoff victory over Gary Nickluus Presents green jacket in four years, and for in Atlanta. Fun Flicks Make your own good reason. "I don't think it's the place of Woods has won 10 times since Music or Interactive anybody who can't break 90 to be Video the last Masters. No one else has changing the golf course from those Friday. April 8 won more than twice, while David original designs." he said MacDonald Cow Room Duval. Ernie Els and Davis Love III The change that might have the 11am-5pm have combined to win nothing. biggest impact is what Woods has Sprigg Festival Who else since 1945 has won six done with his swing since he last 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament straight PGA Tour events'? And the won the Masters Sat. April 8 11am most daunting performance of all is While he won four times that Harshman Courts Register in Olscamp Foyer that Woods has finished first or sec- year. Woods also shot himself out of ond in 10 out of his 11 events. $10 admission tee (Bursarable) contention with double and triple Perhaps that's why Woods didn't $150 cash prize for winning team bogeys. He spent the next 18 months even blink when someone asked him SPRINGFESTIVAL 2000 how it affected his preparation for rebuilding his swing so he could Frl-Comedy Show-Mac Cow Room the Masters knowing he was the guy control the trajectory and the dis- After Party-Eppler $100 Prize-Best Dressed everyone was watching. tance on his short irons Male & Female "People are talking about that Every week, he seems to intro- Sat-Picnic-Mileti Alumni Center every week I play." he said. 'That duce a new shot, whether it's a Free food, prizes & giveaways. hasn't changed. You become the knockdown 3-wood to keep it low Step show 7pm Olscamp 101. center of attention when you're into the wind or a soft 9-iron from After party Eppler Don't miss this event'!! playing well." 100 yards to reduce the spin on hard One thing that has changed is the greens. Augusta requires its own course. READ brand of shotmaking. which Woods It is not the same Augusta has been working on since January THE BG NEWS National on which Woods romped in 1997 in becoming the youngest Why so soon? DAILY Masters champion (21) with the "I've been targeting this." he lowest score (270) for the largest said. "My game has been better Associated Press Photo margin of victory (12 strokes), week by week. I'm excited bout among the 20 records he owns. some of the shots I'm hitting now They moved a couple of tee and the control I have. I've been LOFTON—Indians centerfielder Kenny Lofton watches his hit in Cleveland's first game of boxes back 25 yards and grew rough working hard to get to this point." the 2000 season against Baltimore Monday. Lofton returned early after originally being for the first time last year, which While Woods figures to be the scheduled to come back after the All-Star game. He hit a homerun that helped the Tribe looks more like peach fuzz com- prime attraction, the Masters is not beat Baltimore 6-3. pared to the U.S. Open but is still his tournament to lose. ssssse - — - -,-——.-.w^^,.

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' front, ropes, BMX. mountain bike, golf, •"Miscellaneous help needed. Start im- Position includes organizing, serving Small Pets Welcome! water-ski 888-844-8080 or apply mediately and through summer. Will work meals, and cleaning kitchen and dining Immediate pt. time preschool teacher Varsity Square Apts. www.campcedar.com around schedule. Call 353-0325. room areas. Experience with children, needed. Stay & Play Daycare & Pre- 353-7715 In BG (or the Summer? food preparation and management a plus. school is looking for energetic & reliable Telephone order clerks full/part-time. 12 month leases stading May 19th. 2000: Work 3-5 hours per day "Cleaning people needed. Start Salary $7.69 per to $8.65 per hour. Send people who love to work w/young chil- $6.00/hr. guaranteed Daily bonus avail. 322 E Court »4-1 Br -1 person- And have weekends freel 5/15/2000 or sooner. Call 353-0325. resume to: CRC. PO Box 738, Bowling dren. 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We are.looking for 1 or 2 select Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 summer staff for 9 wk. co-ed YMCA resi- 2 bdrm, non-smoking, female oriented Three Days lor One Reason:.. GAIN PROFESSIONAL SALES individuals to work evenings in our dent camp for children 7-17. Director po- Marketing/Sales position. Internet serv- apt. Furnished, utilities included. To Save Lives! EXPERIENCE. BEST SUMMER ices production company seeks full time Perrysburg office. If you are sitions and internships available in teen 353-5074, Kelly. Help us meel our goal ol 450 JOB IN BG. Type A person for sales support and stat- serious about making money, are units ol blood! leadership, waterfront, arts, trips, and Student Publications is now accepting willing to work in a fun, group 2 bdrm. 1002 4 1004 Boone Ct. Unlurn.. camp logistics. Noed counselors for out- istical analysis Customer service & com- April 10.11, 4 12. OlscampHall. 11-6 applications for sales account executives. munication skills required. Must be Office environment and have a great 1 1/2 baths, air cond., wash/dry hook up post and canoe programs, horseback rid- Womed about pregnancy?? Gain valuable sales experience selling 2000 & Internet proficient. Send resume phone voice we may need you! garage, yard, quiet, non-smoking, no ing, and traditional camp. Experience in fjflfl Pregnancy Tesls. Conlldflnlial and phone directory ads to local businesses. to [email protected] for con- Call Mrs. Thompson between pets. 12 mo. lease, grad student/prof pre- camping, nature study, arts & crafts, wa- Cflnna 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Positions require 15-20 hours per week side ration. 10 am and 2 pm ONLY at 419-872-6265 ferred Avail May/August $720 plus util. terfront activities and sports & fitness and run from May through July. Students MONTESSORI Extended Care Work to 287-3306 helpful. Call 1-800-423-0427 or email must have excellent communication skills, 2 bdrm unfum duplex, 117 1/2 E Reed. willson! @ brightusa.com work M-F, 7:20am-8:35am and/or 3:00- be highly motivated and have own 5:45pm lor the 2000-2001 academic year. For Sale 1 bath, great storage, non-smoking, off- Camp counselors & lifeguards needed for transportation. Stop by 204 West Hall lor $7.25/hr. Exp. w/children necessary. slreet parking & quiet, no pels. 12 mo. Wanted co-ed summer camp near Ann Arbor. an application or call Toby at 372-0430 MONTESSORI Lunch Assistant to work lease. Avail. May or August. $485 plus Room, board & salary. 734-878-6628 for more info. Deadline to apply M-F, y:00am-1:30pm for the 2000-2001 1984 Honda Accord util. 287-3306. Thursday, April 6. 2 new tires $500 2 Ig. bdrm. apt. avail. Aug 2000. $500 Camp Counselors academic year. $7.25/hr. Exp w/children HEATHERDOWNS COUNTRY CLUB necessary. Call 352-4666. plus util. Across street from campus. 373- 1. preferably 2. female roommates for fall For children with disabilities. Must have Toledo Area Golf Course has seasonal MONTESSORI Para professional Teacher 1967 Pontiac 6000 $700 QbO. 354-0213. 0225. & spring semester. Close to campus, strong work ethic and interested in mak- newly remodeled 352-7442. Golf Shop and Bagroom positions to work M-F, 8:20am-3:20pm for the 26" trek 850 mountain bike. 21 speed. 3 bdrm. untum 117 E. Reed. 2 full baths, ing a difference in the life of a child. Up lo available between April 1st and 2000-2001 academic year. Salary based 669-3384, leave message. wash/dryer. Ig. kitchen, storage. Non- 2 Bdr, 2 story apt.. $280/mth. . 1/2 elec. S11.00 per hour, 35 hours per week, 6 October 31st. Immediate hiring for on exp. 4 aluminum wheels. 14 x 6. Fits Honda smoking. 12 mo. lease, no pets. Avail Ridge Manor, Fall 2000-Spring 2001 Call sites in Summit County. Must en(oy out- motivated females and males. Great Send resume and 3 ref. letters lo Montes- Civics. 354-1924 after 2pm Aug. $920 plus util. 287-3306. Molly lor details at 372-6316. door activities. Call 800-CYO-CAMP for wages, flexible schedules, exciting an application. sori School of BG, 630 S. Maple St., '94 Hond;i Passporl. gnMri OOM I0W 4 bdrm. unfum. 411 N. Enterprise. Base- 2 subleasers needed lor summer. 1 sub- environment, will train. Bowling Green, OH 43402 by April 12. miles, must sell right away. Best offer, call ment, washer/dryer. 1 1/2 baths, garage, leaser needed for 2000-2001 school year CUSTOMER SERVICE Contact Jason at (419) 385-0248 EOE. Music Director-25/30 hr wk start July. 419-372-7082. non-smoking, no pets 12 mo. lease. Sec. Own bedroom, own bath Cheap! Lia, RECRUITER Help Wanted: The Office of Student Life $25-30.000 per exp. & skills. Oreamcasl with one game & one control- dep $920 plus util. Avail. Aug 287-3306 354-8408 Staffing firm leader for 48 yrs is looking for talented, articulate students Resume to Trinity United Methodisl ler. $175 obo 372-6503 719 4th. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, central air. Needed: 3 graduation tickets Will pay. seeks recruiter for Cleveland to work in the office during the summer Church, 200 N. Summit, Bowling Green, GT Tequesta Mountain Bike S675 new. dishwasher, on-site laundry, no pets Can Bob at 353-8398 area office We require 4 yr with possible student employment in the OH 43402. S300 obo. 354-7809. $650/mo. . dep 8 utils. Avail May 17th. college degree, customer fall. This opportunity would give students Nazareth Hall HONDAS FROM S29/mo Police 353-0494. Needed: 4 Graduation tickets lor arts & service & PC skills the ability lo interact with students and Part time positions available for waitstatf impounds! 0 down. 24 mo. at 19.9% For 725 4th 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, central air. sciences ceremony. Will pay. Call Jess © SPANISH support givers, learn valuable leadership & Bartenders for weddings & special listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4558 dishwasher, on-site laundry, no pets. 354-7807. speaking skills are a skills and have a variety of experiences events. Excellent opportunity for anyone $750/mo + dep & utils Avail. May 17th. 1 Macintosh Pertorma 6400 computer, 17" Subleaser needed from May 13 thru Aug. plus Fax resume to made available to them. Work study eligi- looking to earn extra spending money. monitor, 180 Mhz, CO rom. laser pnnter, 353-0494. 12. 1 bdrm. apt unfum. on 7th St. Please (216)781-7022. bility is required. Please give us a call at Great wages. Must be available on zip drive $600-650, obo. Call 372-2862 730 Elm Street 2 BR, sec. dep., parental 372-2843 for more information. Applica- contact Teresa 354-0002. EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS weekends Please call 419-832-2900. Refrigerator for sale 3 1/2' x 2' $50. 372- guarantee, tenant pays util., 12 mo. tions are also available in Room 405 Sad- Subleaser wanted 4 BR house. Minute Part time security approx 20-30 hrs/wk. 1531. Lease $500/Month Avail May 15, 2000 Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- dlemire Student Services Building walk from campus. Newly remodeled. Will time hours, around your college and per- Must be able to work evenings & week- Wet Bar - Great for parties Call 352-2330 after 5:00 PM or 354-2854 pay 1/2 ol 1st mo s rent Stacy 352-7442 sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 HUMAN RESOURCE CENTER ends Apply it Woodland Mall Office. accommodates kegs Apt. for summer, close to campus. $267 hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Staffing firm leader for 48 yrs. 1234 N. Main, M-F, 10-6 or pick up an ap- Call Brad 373-1898 everything included plus cable. Call 354- Subleasers needed. 1 or 2 bdrms. Fox seeks recruiter for Cleveland plication at the Customer Service Booth. 5417 Run Apts Call Jeremy 352-1476. time. Many college students work here. Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- area office. We require 4 yr. Local Trucking Company Looking for GEORGETOWN MANOR Summer subleasers needed. 114 N. En- tomatic $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 college degree, customer Summer Drivers I For Rent 800 3rd St -616 2nd St terprise #1.3 bdrm, 1 bath, can hold 4 after 100 hours of service with the compa- service & PC skills. Are you 21 or over and want to make big gdhov @ wcnet.org people $725/mo. 352-4768 ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- SPANISH $? We are looking for people who can Fall 2000/2001 354-9740 sembling and packaging ol small parts. speaking skills are a drive our dump trucks for the summer! '"Large & Small Houses 1 bdrm starts $325 plus utilities Apply in person between the hours of plus! Fax resume to We will train! Some heavy equipment ex- Houses 916 3rd St. 6 bdrm. md. util 2 bdrm starts $545 & elec/free heat 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at (216)781-7022. perience is necessary. Give us a call @ Duplexes, all 1 or 2 bdrm, stads $350 W/D facil., AC, parking/walk-in closet, ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, $ Internet Gold $ (419) 843-2813 or send resume to: HR Apts. available 9,12 pymt lease furn/unlurn Renovated, quiet, no pels NEVER 316 E Merry, 1 or 2 bdrm apis INC., 428 Clough Street, Bowling Green, Shop, save, make money! Dept., Driver, 3810 Herr Rd , Sylvania, Looking for a place to live? Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near With your own e-commerce shopping mall OH 43560. As low as $475/mo., furnished, A/C www.housing101.net... WORK One Sem leases avail. Kmko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- Turn key internet business. Earn while If you want to work this summer and Your move off campus! road tracks you sleep, www.leslies.km.net make $ S $. call or write usl Rooms $205/mo-util. incl. LUNCH 353-0325 9a.m.- 9pm. NICE, CLEAN 2 BDRM APTS. AVAIL. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments FOR FALL. 9/12 MO. LEASE STARTING AGAIN! AT $475 2-4 PERSON OCCUPANCY. Beginning of May of 2000 352-7454 AC & OFF-STREET PARKING. NO PETS PLEASE. 352-3445. OUTBACK ■J£3"~ Check Us Out!! S^oST!! 1 bdrm. apt. across from campus. Avail Amnesty Sublease! needed ASAP Own bedroom KiJHi www.homecltylce.com mii'-iMmm June 1. for one year lease. $325/mon ♦ STEAKHOUSE® and bati Call Sara or Erin Q 352-6619 utilities Call (419) 893-1277, evenings. Subleasers needed for Summer. 2 bedrm. International 1 non-smoker needed to sublease May- Is Now Hiring: Great Job Opportunities !! unfurnished on 7th St. CHEAP! Call Aug. Own room. 1/2 from campus. Hiring Students Pan:- Time NOW and Full- Time During Summer & Breaks Christian or Dusty 353-0599. A/C. Dish- Cooks, Servers & $i92/mo . util. 353-6389, Alicia. Flexible Hours & GREAT PAY II washer, utilities included. Hosts/Hostesses Summer Subleaser Needed ASAP V Top wages March and We offer 10-40+ hours / week (Now until August 10th) V Flexible Hours Route Delivery & Packaging Positions 1 unfum. room, spacious 2 bdrm. apt Close to campus (Univ. Village), shuttle -J Paid Vacations Petition Drive access, plenty of parking, balcony, A/C. V Health/Dental $6.00 - $10.00 per hour $2507mth . secunty & your part ol Insurance To End the Use phone, cable & electric. j Employee Slock April and August Free Option Plan 1-800-899-8070 Call 344-4287 of Child Soldiers Located just minutes from Campus! Village Green Apts. are just a few of the great We Also Have Facilities in Other Cities, Call Us! 2 bedroom Apts. Available for August. benefits waiting for youl Lexington. KY 1-800-933-3575 OaylorVSpringlield 1-800-283-5511 Lima/Bucyrus 1-800-894-0529 Detroit 1-734-955-9094 Call 354-3533 ClevelanoVAshlanaVCanton/Ene 1-800-6740880 Pittsburgh 1 800-355 2732 WINTHROP TERRACE Wednesday APTS , 400 E. 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