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PARIS - A French judge de- clared seven paparazzi to be manslaughter suspects Tuesday in the death of Princess Diana, including one aggressive photographer said to have felt the dying princess's pulse while snapping shots of the car wreck. A lawyer for one photographer dismissed the investigation as "theater justice," a sop to public outrage over the fact Diana, her millionaire boyfriend and their driver were killed while being chased by paparazzi. But an attorney for boyfriend Dodi Fayed's father, Mohammed Al Fayed, said there was "causality" between the photographers' At left, freelance photographer lacques Langevin (left) is shown in this pursuit and the fatal crash, and file photo with French president lacques Chirac. Langevin was one of the elder Fayed was joining the seven photographers implicated Monday for contributing to the death case as a civil party to prove it. of Diana, Princess of Wales. Above, a picture of Diana and a U.S. flag Fresh disclosures, however, sit among flowers at the gate of the British consulate in Dallas. pointed anew at a combination of deadly factors in Sunday's accident, Including the apparently drunken condition of the driver, a Fayed employee. Stores temporarily remove tabloid publications A Paris newspaper reported chauffeur Henri Paul's blood al- The Associated Press that print photos of the wreckage that Star, but may make the ban permanent. Some tabloid editors have said they cohol level may have been almost show the victims in the crash that killed He said he has received more than 100 will not publish peddled photos of the four times the legal limit at the FAIRFIELD, O. - A supermarket man- Diana, her millionaire boyfriend, Dodi telephone calls of support from cus- crash. time of the crash - higher than ager has pulled all tabloid publications Fayed, and their driver. tomers since he put out a sign Sunday The Kroger Co., a supermarket chain originally believed. from his store to protest intrusive cover- Witnesses had reported that a group of announcing the decision. based in Cincinnati, said Tuesday it The photographers who went age into the private lives of Princess photographers may have chased their car Thriftway, which serves the Cincinnati would not sell any tabloids which contain before the judge Tuesday, one by Diana and other celebrities. before the crash Sunday in Paris and took area, will not sell any publications that pictures from the crash scene that show one, all had been in custody since "We felt the princess died tragically pictures of the wreck before help ar- contain crash photos of the victims, a the victims inside the smashed car. being arrested at the crash scene because of the ordeal of the papers, and rived. spokesman said. Thriftway is owned by "If they contain those kinds of pho- Sunday morning. we felt these companies shouldn't be Since then, French authorities have Winn-Dixie Stores Inc., based in Jack- tographs, we won't put them on display," Judge Herve Stephan placed profiting off her death," Ed Carroll, gen- said the driver of Diana's car was legally sonville, 1 la. Kroger spokesman Paul Bernish said. them under formal investigation eral manager of Jungle Jim's Market, drunk and may have been going more "All Winn-Dixie and Thriftway stores Those tabloids probably will not arrive for "involuntary homicide" - the said Tuesday. th.-in 1(H) 111 ph. will pull from sale any publication that at Kroger's stores in 24 states until later French equivalent of manslaugh- "I think that people's private lives Carroll, whose store is about 20 miles contains the photos of the auto accident this week, Bernish said. ter. It does not mean they will should be left alone." north of Cincinnati, said he has tempo- in which Princess Di was killed," said Carroll said he pulled the tabloids after At least one other store chain, Thrif- rarily stopped selling the tabloids, in- Nelson Rodenmayer, spokesman for talking with Jungle Jim's owner, James • See DIANA, page four. tway, said it will remove publications cluding the Globe, National Enquirer and Winn-Dixie. Bonaminio of Cleveland.

What are you saying? Controversy raised over group home

□ The citizens of Bowl- City Attorney Mike Marsh, state ing Green raise concern law does not require the owners about what goes on in of a home to tell the local government. The homes are re- their neighborhood. gulated by the state and need to apply for a license with the Ohio By BRANDON WRAY Department of Human Services The BG News (ODHS). Rick Ketzenbarger, city plan- Oantroversy over a new adult ning technician, said that he group home was the main topic of checked with ODHS In Columbus discussion at last night's Bowling and there was no record that Green city council meeting. Rodney Noble, the owner of the Zela Leventhal, of Bowling property, had applied for a li- Green, led the contingent of con- cense to operate a home at the cerned citizens who are upset site. Since a court ruling in the that a new group home for adults late 80s giving group homes the is moving into their neighbor- right to open without the permis- hood on Charles Street without sion of the city, Bowling Green their consent. has seen its number of group "We are upset that this home homes rise into the teens. Marsh has secretly moved onto our said. street without telling us," Leven- Al Amiri, a Charles Street resi- thal said. "We dont know who dent, said that his family doesnt owns this home or who is going to want to give up their neighbor- run the home. They have been hood to this home. remodeling and converting the "This area is very dear to me garage into a bedroom and an of- and family," Amiri said. "We fice." built here in 1969 as one of the Leventhal said the residents on first in the area. The man who is Charles Street are most upset putting this home in is taking because they claim everything away from our neighborhood. BG NIWI Phoi* by Amy Strieker has been done in secrecy. Why cant he offer his home for Johnathan Macy (right), senior psychology and pop culture major, front of the Union. Bradley is a doctor of theology from Texas who The city had no knowledge that this and not our neighborhood?" challenges Rick Bradley from his motorcycle as Bradley preaches in preached on campus Tuesday. a group home was planned for the site because, according to • See COUNCIL, page four.

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Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] There's more to folks than meets the eyes First impressions often color Obviously you can't take the what they look like crawling Is true. I ha 1 a slick "frat guy" In consider friends, and yet I don't people's opinions about some- time to get to know everyone. If out of bed with a hangover or one of my classes, and I totally know how many siblings they one they meet. This Is danger- NATALIE MILLER you don't know somebody, then what crazy things they do thought I could tell what he was have or what they do with their ous, but seems to be a subcon- try to refrain from having an under the stress of school. like. Obviously, he was a con- spare time. I see them mostly In scious practice. tlons of what we think people opinion about them. You may never suspect that ceited, superficial prepster. a social setting, where they let Just because you've observed are like after we know them for a You may see someone from any of your friends are freaks When I met him. I stilt col- me see what they want to show someone or met them at a party short time. It's very eye-opening afar and think "Wow!" But. you about oral hygiene, slobs with lected clues that supported this me. or even In class, you've only to be wrong. People are too have nothing to base it on their laundry or watch car- conclusion. He smile was too I've tried to make It a personal seen them In that situation for complex to be figured out besides their physical appear- toons In their underwear at 3 insincere: he was too politician- policy to meet people and decide a relatively short amount of without some effort. You meet ance. As most of us figure out. a.m. But you find out. for like In his socializing. I didn't give for myself what I think of time. There are many people somebody and categorize them there is so much more to a better or worse, what they are him a chance because it was someone instead of just taking that you see and observe but as "cool" or "moron" or "snob". person than what's on the like under various conditions. easier to think that I had him someone else's opinion or going you don't really know. Your first Impression tends to outside. Even then, you have more to figured out. on my first Impression. I may get This has been something I've decide whether you will socialize They have their own life, learn about them. How they When I actually sat down and along with them for different noticed lately as I've Interacted with them or not. which can't be seen. They've had handle relationships with their had a serious conversation with reasons or not like them for more with people that I don't I do It. you do It. But it's twenty-some years of experience parents, old friends and new him. I found that many of my others. know well. It's so easy to write aggravating when you are the with friends, families, romances people they meet Is very assumptions were wrong. I see It may take awhile to find someone off. to give them the one stuck with a label. and school. How can we see how interesting. They may be the simplicity of my thinking: common ground. You need to label of dumb jock or sorority You can't be an athlete and they've been shaped? avoldant or confrontational. This guy is like other guys IVe Interact with an Individual chick or pot head. As we all have a 4.0. Why not? You can't I learn new things from my They might be attentive or lax. met. so I won't take the time to rather than just assume that know, those labels are used, be well-dressed fraternity best friends all the time, and I You get to observe the ups get to know him." It's disrespect- what you see is what you get. and we hate when we are the member and be a friendly, think that I know them pretty and downs of their personal ful, but not even something I because so often It Is wrong. I ones being categorized. Of unpretentious guy. Why not? well. Even my brother surprises lives with other people. You are thought of consciously. It just know it happens to me all the course you might expect a I've been told that It's human me. and I've known him since he witness to crying, nervousness happens. time, and I feel like an Idiot for liberal, hippie type to be a nature to put things Into catego- was born. and wild excitement. There are so many people at not learning my lesson. vegetarian, but why not that ries. That may be true, but it You'll find that in college, you My point is that people have this school that I think 1 know, frat guy in your marketing shouldn't apply to human will really get to know people by so many layers and It's too but yet I know little about who Natalie Miller is a columnist for the class? People's lives defy simple beings. It's so limiting and living with them. It's very telling easy to say that the top layer they are. It lakes so much time News. Comments may be sent to categories. disrespectful. I think each when you see someone break up indicates what lies beneath. So and Interaction to really know [email protected] or to 210 We have so many expecta- person should have a chance. with their boyfriend or girlfriend. rare is the occasion when this someone. I have people I would West Hall.

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The Editorial Board acknowledges all entries submitted for publication. BWTLE. CRy ^ TV, BUDQ^T XXK. Stepping Across Difference to create diversity experience communicating across differ- promotes awareness of some "So we take cultural diversity across the country are endors- recommendaUons. GUEST COLUMNIST ence. courses and then go back to our ing the Idea that cultural Aside from other salient issues, Important social jusUce Issues. • To Inspire students to work insulated dorm lives." literacy Is a prerequisite students have consistently Some of the students were On September 12. the Ark collecUvely to plan and imple- This student's comment criterion for qualification as an underscored the need for opportu- candid In their overall ap- Band will entertain the campus ment changes. reflects the sentiments of a educated person in our mulU- nlUes to Interact with Individuals praisal of campus social events community. This event, titled • To provide other educational large number of college stu- cultur.il world. from various ethnic and racial which, they felt, were segre- Stepping Across Difference. Is free institutions with a model for dents who. through cultural Dialogues In more formal backgrounds. This, students felt, gated and superficial. of charge and is Intended to serve initiating meaningful Intercul- diversity requirements, are settings consUtute stepping- would help bridge the gaps In As I planned strategies aimed many purposes: tural communlcaUon. Introduced to concepts, theories stones to progress. But while communlcaUon and "really give at drawing diverse students • To Initiate Incoming first-year Stepping Across Difference is and issues regarding race and they are necessary, they are |them] a feel for cultural diver- together. I recalled a conversa- students Into a campus culture one of many campus acUviUes ethnicity and other aspects of not sufficient. Unfortunately, sity." tion I had with members of the which they feel Is Inclusive. geared towards extending the diversity, but do not feel that many diversity dialogues are Following the recent new Ark Band, one of the area's • To educate the campus national dialogues on race and they are adequately provided viewed as ends In themselves. student convocation during which leading reggae groups, in which community about the role of ethnicity and bridging BGSU's with opportunities to explore At Bowling Green State I shared some insights on the members of the band echoed reggae music In raising social various communiUes of interest. Issues associated with race and University, students are topic of diversity. I was pleasanUy students' appraisals of social consciousness. Campus-wide involvement Is ethnicity on a social and increasingly emphasizing the surprised to note that several first events and expressed the • To educate and Inspire vital to the success of this and personal level. importance of critically analyz- year students, who came up to desire to bring young people students regarding Issues of other related events. Individuals NaUonally. President Clinton ing campus diversity Issues me during the picnic, responded together to reflect on some diversity. who ar. interested In providing has affirmed the need for and becoming change agents. to my comments with a great deal deeper social Issues and to • To provide opportunlUes for any kind of assistance may call dialogues on this topic through During the 1996/1997 aca- of enthusiasm. "experience diversity." students to learn about diversity the office of Diversity Initiatives. the appointment of a special demic year. BGSU students. In They were eager to meet mem- Talented and popular, this within their own social contexts. committee on race and a series of interconnected bers of what they perceived to be band draws a diverse audience •To bring members of the Lorna Gonsalves-Pinto .from the ethnicity. At the same time. dialogues, shared concerns and a very diverse student body, but and the message delivered by campus community together to Office of Diversity Initiatives, appears Institutions of higher education suggested several creative they "Just did not know how." this group Is clearly one that experience alternative ways of as a guest columnist for the News. Wednesday. September 3, 1997 The BG News page 3

FACT: Loki i~ the Norse god of mist hie) FICTION: THREE Freddie is the Falcon god of homework

PEOPLE ON THE STREET UPCOMING A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: EVENTS Today's Question: "What do you think of the Wednesday, 9/3/97 campus preachers (i.e., PUSH AMERICA (10 am - 2 pm) Brother fed)?" Pedestrian Mall. This is a charity event sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi. Phi Beta Sigma Fund Raiser (1 pm - 3 pm) Education Building Steps. Beginning Karate (6 pm • 7:30 pm) Morgan Tomasello Bryan O'Shea Trabian Turner Mark Murray Stephanie Shreffler Goft Room, Rec Center. Introduc- Freshman Sophomore Freshman Assistant Football Coach Senior tion In the nature of karate as an art, Veterinary Medicine Undecided Purchasing Offensive Line Elementary Education sport and a method ol sell-delense. Meets Monday and Wednesday "You have your right "It's cool. You don't "They're preaching the "I think that's great. If "I never stop and listen through Oct. 20. Fee. For informa- they can pass the word to them." tion registration, call Continuing of freedom of speech. have to pay attention if word of God - I don't Education, 419/372-8181. You have to give him you don't want to." think there's anything and help someone out, his right to speak." wrong with it. It's I don't nave a problem Intermediate Karate (6 pm - freedom of speech." with it." 7:70 pm l i .o\i Ro. >m. Rec. jnter. Continue karate training with more advanced techniques. Meets Mon. and Wed. through Oct. 13. Fee. For information, OHIO Weather TODAY'S call Continuing Education. 419/372- Wednesday, Sept. 3 QUOTE OF 8181. AccuWealhcr" forecast lor daytime conditions and high temperatures THE DAY Women's Soccer at Dayton ^T (7:30 pm) MICH Dayton, Ohio. BGSU's first Cleveland! 64°^5 I regular-season night match. Toledo 68' "I think that people's private Advanced Karate (7:30 pm - 9:30 pm) PA lives should be left alone." Goft Room, Rec. Center. Learn karate skills, including weapons | Youngstown | 64 | Ed Carroll Mansfield 66 # training, in the advanced level. Meets general manager of Jungle Jim's Market, which Mon. and Wed. through Oct. 13. Fee. For information / registration, call pulled tabloids from its shelves in the wake of Continuing Education, 419/372-8181. Princess Diana's death Thursday, 9/4/97 Daytonj 70 ~| PUSH AMERICA (10 am - 10 pm) Grass area south o( Eppler. This is THUMBS UP a charity event sponsored by Pi Cincinnati 70" ] Kappa Phi. ■ To professors who confused Tuesday with Monday and let Antonio Daniels Day (11:30 W VA us out 25 minutes early from a 75 minute class. am) Paul J. Olscamp Hall. The city of 'ortsmouth 74 ■ To Labor Day, for giving us one chance at a three-day Bowling Green and BGSU honor BG weekend this semester. Hope you enjoyed it - the next basketball star and first round NBA long weekend for University folks will be over Thanksgiv- dratt choice Antonio Daniels and ing. wish him well on his way to <£Q Vancouver. Also, congratulatory && a^ 54 « ■ To the Cincinnati Reds, for giving Pete Rose, Jr. a chance at luncheon /awarding of MAC Showers T-storms Ram Flurries Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy the big leagues. Now, what about Pete Sr.? championship rings to the men's basketball team. $7 admission, call the Falcon Club for tickets. (372-7062) Composition Workshop (7 THUMBS DOWN pm -9 pm) Room 1103, Offenhauer West. ■ To the Russian government, for trying to blame the Build confidence in writing skills by cosmonauts aboard Mir for the spacecraft's crippling reviewing the basics of composition TODAY'S from development and organization blow. Those guys are flying the space equivilent of the to grammar and mechanics. Meets WEATHER Edsel and shouldn't be blamed for these problems. Thurs. through Sept. 25. Fee. For information / registration, call ■ To people who think The BG News is their own little Continuing Education, 419/372-8181. public relations vehicle. Today Phi Beta Sigma: Project ■ To drunk driving. i Sleep (8 pm - 7 am) Sunny and cooler. High: 68. Low: 51. Education Building Steps. ■ To having the Drop/Add date so early in the semester.

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DIANA

Continued from page one. City Blotter necessarily be formally charged with any crimes. They also will be investigated Out of respect for for failing to aid people in dan- A woman complained last week that stray cats were under ger, a crime under the French die Princess, her porch. She wanted a trap set. "Good Samaritan" law requiring Jungle Jim doe* not onlookers to assist victims of A man was yelling obscenities at a woman riding a bicycle. road accidents. ice I thai we should She wanted the police to know. All were freed, two on bond. Both involuntary homicide and continue to carry Last week, a woman called police to complain that her Good Samaritan violations can be the tabloids. water tasted like chlorine. punished by up to five years In prison and fines of almost W c v\ ill be discontinuing On the comer of Frazee and Thurstln last week, someone $100,000. complained that a large group of people were screaming and In central London on Tuesday, ihcse ai this tune. shooting off fireworks. Police didn't locate any of the clangor- a grieving human tide engulfed ous criminals. St. James's Palace, where Dian- a's body lay In a chapel closed to the public, as the British monar- chy and government prepared A man called police to report that a dog was tangled up In for Saturday's grand funeral. his leash and toys. Police notified the owner and he unta- The White House announced ngled dog. that first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will attend on behalf of Police warned two men to stopjaywalklng. They stopped. the United States. Thousands of Britons waited A woman complained that someone threw an object hours to sign books of condolence through her window and broke It. Police were unable to lo- at St. James's - ordinary people cate anyone. with special places in their hearts for the young princess. A bat was reportedly flying around a house and the resi- "Actually, I think the royal dents were waiting outside. Police checked and did not see a family should be done away bat. The residents said they would call again If it returned. with," said Irene Treble, 85. "But Diana was amazing as she had a A man wanted all Juveniles removed from his apartment real common touch that appealed last weekend. He told police that his roommate invited them to so many people." over to drink. Police found no one at the apartment. The circumstances of her death - a high-speed chase by ce- A naked man was reported to be walking around the Ohio lebrity-hunting photographers on Department of Transportation property last Friday night. motorcycles, an alcohol-loaded driver who may have been push- Police looked around the area and did not see the nude ing the armored Mercedes-Benz offender. sedan over 100 mph as it roared through a Paris tunnel - have Police were notified that a car was driving erratically and outraged people worldwide. was In the wrong lane. When pulled over, the driver said his An American businessman who iimilMiirmiJ*''1 back, ankle and arm were hurling. Police told him to ask said he happened on the scene someone else to drive. just after the crash called the A sign posted on a magazine rack at Jungle Jim's Food Market in ("airfield, Ohio, notes the store's new photographers "disgusting." policy regarding supermarket tabloids. The store has chosen to cease carrying the newspapers "out of In Carter Park, a woman was sitting with her head down. "I mean (they were) all over respect" for Princess Diana. She looked distraught but police found no problem the car," said Jack Firestone, of Hewlett Harbor, N.Y., "climbing the Sipa agency; Jacques Lange- chief at the Fayed-owned Ritz car's speedometer was found A man called police about four barking dogs. He com all over the car as If they were vin of Sygma; Laslo Veres, a Hotel, where Diana and Fayed stuck at 196 kilometers per hour plained they were driving him "nuts." The owner said she mosquitoes ... clicking away like free-lancer, Stephane Darmon, a dined before their fatal ride, was - 121 mph - a strong indication would control the dogs. mad. ... It was obvious these pa- motorcyclist for Gamma; Serge already reported by authorities of its speed at impact. parazzi knew they had struck Amal of the Stills agency; and to have been legally drunk at the A suspicious vehicle was parked at Carter Park. A mail and gold." Christian Martinez of Angeli; and time of the crash. Despite these damning reports, his girlfriend, who were In the car. said I hey werejusl eating Some witnesses said photogra- Romuald Rat of Gamma. The newspaper Le Monde re- George Kiejman, a lawyer repre- a sandwich and were leaving soon. phers even pushed aside res- Rat and Martinez were the only ported Tuesday that a second senting the elder Fayed, made it cuers and policemen, saying they ones who had to post bond - the police toxicology analysis on clear his aim is to establish the A security guard reported that a small child was driving a were ruining their pictures. equivalent of $16,000 - and were Paul's body came up with a level fault of the photographers in the full size motorcycle. Police were on the lookout. Police accused Romuald Rat, of forbidden from working as jour- of 1.87 grams of alcohol per liter case. the Gamma photo agency, of ob- nalists pending resolution of the of blood - even higher than the Agroup of teenagers were reported to be wandering around structing the work of the first case. initially reported 1.7S figure. If "There is a causality between BG Sunday morning. Police observed themjust sill Ing on the officers on the scene. Rat's law- "This is theater justice, aimed confirmed, that would give the the pursuit (by paparazzi) and front porch. yer, Philippe Benamou, said in at satisfying the expectations of driver a blood-alcohol level the accident," he said. defense that his client merely the public," said William Bour- nearly four times the 0.5 grams Prosecutors had formally Last weekend a man was reportedly shooting off fireworks took Diana's pulse when he was don, a lawyer for Arsov. per liter legal limit in France. asked the judge to jail two of the and smoking marijuana. Police arrested him. taking pictures of the wreckage. "There is no crime here, the photographers - Rat and Mar- "He wanted to see if she was file is empty," he said. "I will A 1.75 level is the equivalent of tinez - Indicating they felt evi- dead or alive," the lawyer said. demand that the case be dis- drinking about 11 ounces of dence against them was most se- The other paparazzi under in- missed immediately." whiskey in rapid succession. rious. But the judge did not fol- Around Bowling Green vestigation are Nikola Arsov, of The driver, Paul, No. 2 security Police sources say the wrecked low their recommendation. CAMPUS BG 24 to have info meeting

An informational meeting for those interested in joining the staff of BG 24, the campus' nightly television news show, will be Laughs, juggling make up comedian's show held at 9 p.m. Wednesday In 121 West Hall. All majors are encouraged to attend. □ Bill Fry brings a mix on stage by Fry and made a part of the act. One audience member of humor and enter- had three knives juggled over his Bland's title corrected tainment to the Univer- body, while he was lying down. During another part, a female An article published last Thursday incorrectly titled Celeste sity. audience member held Fry's feet Bland as the associate director of Student Support Servlcei. The BG News In the air as he proceeded to Bland is the director of Multicultural Affairs and Student Sup- juggle three cloths while stand- port Services. About 35 people were on hand ing on his head. Thursday night as come- Surprisingly, one student, who dian/juggler Bill Fry brought his happened to be a professional COUNCIL "Comedy In The Air" act to the juggler, hopped on stage and University. joined what was similar to a mu- Continued from page one. off is for citizens. Commercial Despite the low turnout, the en- sical jam session. At one time, dumpers like builders and lawn tire audience seemed to enjoy Fry and the student were passing Amiri added that property va- care companies are responsible Fry's phenomenal juggling abil- nine pins between each other. lues that are now in the $200,000 for disposing of their own de- ity accompanied with a persona- "He was really funny and had range would fall if the house bris." ble sense of humor. good crowd interaction," said moved In. "I thought the show was pre-med major Dave Felt man. Council and city administra- The parks department also re- great," said math major Kim tors said they would look into ported that attendance at the city Schwab. "He was really funny." The setting of the Lenhart what they can do about the mat- pool was down 20 percemt this Fry, who has opened for such Grand Ballroom proved to be ter. Councilwoman Joyce Kepke summer because of poor weather famous acts as Rodney Dan Ideal for Fry's act, which empha- said that the city's hands are tied in August. The department is also gerfield, Dana Carvey and Jerry sizes making a connection with because of state laws. sponsoring a roller hockey Seinfeld, relies on audience the audience. Fry performs all BG Ncwi PkM. by Amy Slrlcktr Comedian Bill Fry Council also heard reports league and several dance pro- interaction and a quick, witty over the country in clubs, col- from Bill Blair, public works di- grams this fall. sense of humor to accent his jug- leges and cruise ships. He men- rector, that said commercial Mavor Wes Hoffman, in his gling. tioned that he recently returned businesses are abusing the city's address to council, encouraged Throughout the show several from a series of shows on a brush drop off policies. everyone to attend the Black audience members were pulled cruise ship in the Caribbean. American Heart "We feel that we are being tak- Swamp Arts Festival this week- CPR Association- en advantage of by commercial end and Wood County Day on ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo can keep your love alive Fighttng Hean Doems* O dumpers," Blair said. "The drop Sept. 13.

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WORLD Russian cosmonauts blamed for Mir mishaps remote control when it started coming dict. Following their return, they The Associated Press Earth after the crash, which bashed one tion of flight data. But he would not of Mir's modules and cost the space specify in the interview wliat error the in too fast, banging into the Spektr blamed the collision on the 11-year-old MOSCOW -- Russia may fine two of station about half of its power. crew made. laboratory module and puncturing its Mir's run-down equipment and expressed bitterness at being found at its own cosmonauts for history's worst The conclusions of the commission, It's not even certain the decision will aluminum hull. fault by Yeltsin and the media. space collision, rejecting the veteran which Ryumin said signed off on its re- stand. The head of the Russian Space The Spektr had to be sealed off, caus- port Tuesday, are unlikely to put all Agency's manned flights program, ing the Mir to lose nearly half its power. crew members' claim that Mir's worn- He said he couldn't explain why the questions about the collision to rest. Mikhail Sinelshchikov, told ITAR-Tass Some theorized that the Mir crew ac- out equipment was to blame, an over- cargo ship spun out of control, only that seer of the space station said Tuesday. Skeptics could argue that Russia has later that the commission has yet to cidentally stuffed too much garbage "there is no specific person to blame." A space commission concluded a vested interest in finding that techni- make a final decision and another panel into the cargo ship. One Russian newspaper, citing an unidentified source, The Mir's current crew was busy "beyond any doubt" that Vasily Tsi- cal problems aboard Mir - a cash cow could still overturn it. for their struggling space program - A spokesman at Russian Mission Con- ciaimed Tsibliyev failed to properly re- Tuesday preparing for a spacewalk this bliyev and Alexander Lazutkin caused weekend in which they will try to find the damaging June 25 crash, which oc- c did not cause the collision. trol said ground controllers were una- cord in Mir's computer the extra weight on ihe cargo ship. and patch holes in the damaged Spektr. curred during the practice docking of "It has been a longtime tradition here ware of the decision. A call to Ryumin an unmanned robot spacecraft to the in Russia to look for scapegoats," Tsi- went unanswered. Reports in other Russian papers seemed to exonerate the crew - saying aging space station. bliyev, the Mir commander, said after Russia's space program has an elab- Mir's current commander, Anatoly returning to Earth on Aug. 14. orate bonus system that includes not that several highly experienced space Solovyov, and Foale put on special "Personally, we felt pity for the boys, pilots also "crashed" the ship in later A news anchor for Russian Television only hazardous-duty pay, but specific space suits to simulate conditions for but the facts remain," Valery Ryumin, computer simulations of the incident. the Russian coordinator of the Mir- noted that the Mir was plagued by payments for such tasks as spacewalks Saturday's nearly six-hour spacewalk. NASA program, told the ITAR-Tass breakdowns throughout the crew's six- and manual dockings. The mission is expected to be the first news agency. "Most likely we will have month mission. "Such a categorical There is also precedent for financial Officials at the Russian Space Agency in a series of spacewalks needed to spot and patch holes in the Spektr. to fine them." conclusion that the crew is to blame penalties, with cosmonaut Gennady had said an inquiry couldn't determine American astronaut Michael Foale, sounds rather strange," he said in a Strekalov saying he was stripped of what happened until the men came back Solovyov and Mir's engineer, Pavel who remains aboard Mir, was the third brief commentary after the finding some benefits for refusing to make an to Earth. But a week before their re- Tuesday. extra space walk from Mir in 1995. turn, President Boris Yeltsin ~ presum- Vinogradov, failed to find any holes member of the crew at the time of the during an Aug. 22 mission into the dam- accident. However, he - like other visit- Ryumin, who also is deputy director This summer's near-calamitous Mir ably briefed by space officials - said it aged module, but they did manage to ing astronauts - is not usually involved of Energia - the company that built the accident occurred during a practice looked like a case of human error. re-attach power cables that have helped in operating or maintaining Mir. Mir and oversees it - said the finding manual docking. Tsibliyev was guiding Tsibliyev and flight engineer Lazut- Lazutkin and Tsibliyev returned to was reached after a thorough examina- a 7-ton supply ship toward its port by kin apparently anticipated such a ver- restore Mir's energy supply. NATION Democrats Up for Two Strike results in march for union answer school The Associated Press represents clerical and technical COLUMBUS - A strike against workers and janitors, joined the Ohio's largest teachers union walkout that began Monday. funding issue continued Tuesday as about 24 The OEA presented new con- pickets marched outside the Ohio tract proposals to both unions The Associated Press proposal with skepticism -- par- Education Association headquar- Monday morning, Ms. Sunder- ticularly the section extending ters. land said. Negotiators were wait- COLUMBUS -- Lawmakers the sales tax to attorney fees, The 119-member Professional ing to hear from a federal media- ended a four-week break from cable television and other ser- Staff Union could not reach an tor, who was in New York, she the search for a new way to pay vices, and the elimination of the agreement with the Ohio Educa- said. for public schools Tuesday when state subsidy of commercial tion Association over salary, OEA President Michael Billir- the Senate Finance Committee property taxes. benefits, pensions and working akis did not return a telephone opened hearings on "Plan B." "When you critically analyzed conditions, union spokeswoman call seeking comment Tuesday. But the Senate Democrats' an- Sen. Espy's proposal, it's got Sharon Sutherland said. In a statement released by his of- swer to the state's school funding some problems in it," said Other issues include e-mail se- fice, Billirakis did not mention problem fared little better with Finance Chairman Roy Ray, curity and job protection. any specific complaints by the Republicans than the GOP pro- R-Akron. The union represents negotia- union. posal did among Democrats. Most notably, small businesses tors and contract advisers at "We look forward to a speedy The plan is the Democrats' could be socked with big prop- OEA headquarters and 25 field conclusion to this internal dis- proposal to raise $1.24 billion for erty tax increases and powerful offices around the state. agreement so that all of em- schools by expanding the state business interests likely will About 90 members of the Ohio ployees are back to work," the sales tax to some services that lobby hard against the sales tax Associate Staff Union, which statement said. are now exempt, trimming extension, Ray said. government spending by about Still, Ray said he planned to $100 million and allowing taxes hold at least one more hearing on Polluted Toledo creek on commercial and industrial the proposal next week. property to grow with inf lat ion. Espy floated the plan in July as The plan also would give an alternative to Voinovich's offers sightseeing tours homeowners a $75 credit against proposal to ask voters to increase their property taxes, and repeal the state sales tax by a penny per The Associated Press "IVe been here for 58 years the unpopular business tax on in- dollar to raise $1 billion annually. and I've never seen anything like ventory while raising the corpor- It got little attention from TOLEDO ~ By all accounts, it. It was like being in a totally ate franchise tax. majority Republicans in the Swan Creek is polluted. So why different place," he said. "We look on Plan B as an effort House and Senate. has the city started offering Pollution in the creek is not as to stimulate discussion," Senate Conservative House Republi- sightseeing tours? bad as it once was. The residue Minority Leader Ben Espy, D-Co- cans and Democrats killed Voin- Because the Lake Erie tribu- from leaky landfills and chemi- lumbus, told the committee. ovich's plan a few weeks later. tary that meanders through cals spewed by area industries "Hopefully this will be a vehicle downtown and inner-city neigh- into the Maumee River, which we can build upon." A coalition representing most borhoods is too beautiful to ig- feeds the creek, has been re- Espy noted that lawmakers in of Ohio's 611 public school dis- nore, Mayor Carty Finkbeiner duced under a city cleanup plan. 1993 extended the sales tax to tricts started the funding debate said Monday. Backers say tourists who take services including health clubs, when it sued the state in 1991. Finkbeiner wants to make it the boat tour or stroll along on a pest control and building main- The Ohio Supreme Court ruled in into a tourist attraction. He got proposed walkway skirting the tenance, and that Gov. George the coalition's favor in March, the idea when he took a tour of creek will not be affected by lingering pollutants. Voinovich squeezed $627 million declaring the funding formula j.:ke Anderson, 3, of Stoutsvilie. pops a jump shot while being the creek during the Great The one-hour, free boat tours out of state agency spending in unconstitutional. The court gave made a few feet taller by Phillip McClellan, also of Stoutsville, Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway will leave at noon every Tuesday 1991. lawmakers one year to come up Monday. Mayors Conference in Toledo in But Republicans greeted the with a solution. July. and Thursday. KARAOKE WEDNESDAYS 18 + OVIIK 10 PJH - 2 AM $ 1.00 COVER UNDER 21 $1.50 PITCHERS ssmteamew.) ILL MITE!

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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Loss in opener no Falcons face rigorous week reason to panic Jim Tocco Yes, they lost. Yes, they sur- Women's rendered a 20-3 lead in doing The Blasting Post so. Yes, the secondary at times Soccer allowed Louisiana Tech Mike receivers more space than a Notebook minlvan. Leonard The season is not over. After being thrown£ into the Believe it or not, there are BG News deep end last weekend, the Fal- some things that the Falcons Sport* Writer con women's soccer team must can take from the loss at Rus- now learn to swim - and fast. ton. Upcoming this week are three opponents, each of which are ■ Quarterback Bob Niemet. favored to win the conference. strong, established programs. Niemet had a very solid game The team formerly known as Coach Tom Piccirillo, who ad- from both a passing and rush- the Redskins came into the ing standpoint. Niemet had 249 contest against BG and left the mitted Sunday that he felt the yards through the air. Even contest out of the MAC race. women were "in awe" of the es- though he was quiet at times, The Falcons played the role tablished Louisville team, must this junior from Columbus a of spoiler on that rainy after- make sure that they don't feel chieved his career high. No noon in Oxford and they did it that way today against the Uni- less than five different Fal- with not nearly the offensive versity of Dayton, or this week- cons had more than one catch spark that they showed last end against St. Francis College during the game. Damron week against the Bulldogs. and Ohio State. Hamilton, Jeremy Dusho and The Falcons travel to Dayton Terry Loville all played So what if Miami beat de- superbly as the top three re- fending conference champion today to take on the Flyers, who ceivers combined for nearly Ball State? The Cardinals are finished last season 13-9, and 200 yards. definitely not the team that started off this season with a big ■ Rush defense. The front shocked the conference last 5-1 win over BG's conference seven of the Falcons did their season. rival Miami. job, holding the Bulldogs to Also to be taken into con- Saturday, BG enters Columbus less than two yards per carry. sideration Is the fact that for a match with a strong Ohio Of course, this does not Miami's record against BG is State team. Last year, the Buck- BG New. PkM* by Tod McCloikc y mean the Falcons can just play 1-5 during the Blackney era. eyes finished 14-7. This year, at the level they did on Satur- The formula Is set for a BG they started off the season by ty- 'upset,' although I share the The Falcon women's soccer team will face a true test of its mettle this week, with three games on the day and expect to beat Miami ing Colgate and suffering a docket. BG faces Dayton tonight, and will match up against St. Francis and Big Ten foe Ohio State this this weekend at the Doyt. opinion of many who would not call it an upset if BG pulled off crushing 7-0 loss to Virginia, one weekend. There are many details that do of the premier teams in college need improvement. the victory. soccer. just the second meeting for some first coach of Falcon soccer in Asked about the pressure, St. Francis College is trying to classes. 1965, presented the game ball by Sizemore said she didn't feel ■ Rush offense. Robbie Hol- BG defensive back Junior accepting it from athletic direc- much of it. 11s, Oamien Platt and Leon Williams said that this Satur- rebound this year from a 2-15 Weathersby all had several day's game will be "for a bowl season last year. When they play "It's hard mentally," said tor Ron Zwierlein. He then did a "I don't feel much pressure long runs. They also had nu- game." That is exactly the atti- Bowling Green on Sunday at freshman Stefanie Sizemore. fancy spin kick to pass the inau- personally," she said. "But as a merous one-yard p'unges. tude that BG's players must Cochrane Field, it will be St. "Particularly for the freshmen gural ball to Piccirillo. freshman program, there's a More of the former will be have for this MAC East game - Francis' second game of the year. because we're just getting used little pressure on us. We're going needed against a defense and every other intradiv- Today, the school takes on Buck- to moving into these tiny rooms Cochrane's quote afterward: "I to be here four years, so we have which BG shredded on the isional battle - if they want to nell. and not having mom and dad have to go lie down after that." to establish something now and ground last season. have any prayer of getting to around all the time. But I think just keep growing and growing." Detroit this December. Pressure to succeed ■ Pass defense. Miami QB Schedule tough on freshmen the freshmen we have on this team can handle it." About playing a team as estab- Sam Ricketts does not have With a trip to the Horseshoe lished and awe-inspiring as Ohio nearly the talent that Tim Rat- in Columbus looming on the Imagine just having moved in The immense pressure to carry tay does, but BG cannot allow horizon, it's do-or-die time for to college, getting acclimated to A few kicks left on BG's fine tradition falls on the State, the freshmen now even more than 100 passing yards the Falcons, just as it will be the university life, and having freshmen, who are beginning to seem excited about playing such against Miami and expect to against Akron, Kent, Ohio and three games added into your Before BG's inaugural home take responsibility for their role. a big-time team. win. Marshall later this season. schedule In your second week of game on Sunday, legendary Fal- Last year, Miami was in the classes. con soccer coach Mickey Coch- "We came out a little bit flat "(It's) going to be great," same position they are this And I, for one, am getting That's what the team's 17 rane was on hand to present the against Louisville," Sizemore Sizemore said. "Playing a Big year: undefeated in the Mid- tired of seeing BG out of the first game ball. said. "But now we're used to Ten team ... what more could you race by the end of September. freshmen have to deal with - American Conference and n they will miss classes today. Cochrane, who became the playing the established teams." ask for?" Injuries expose lack of depth for BG gridders The season is only one game meningitis recently, missed old, but Bowling Green has much of the preseason condition- Scott already received a wake-up - in- ing. jury-wise - this season. BG's offense was noticeably Brown The Falcons are better overall affected by the loss of its most Football than they have been over the past experienced and dependable two seasons, but they lack depth lineman. Notebook at many key positions. "We were running the ball "After looking at the films, I pretty effectively," Blackney think we're a much better foot- said. "We had (Eric Curl, a red- better each week, and I think we ball team than we've been the shirt freshman) fill his spot. will," Blackney said. past couple of years," BG coach When you have one guy filling Gary Blackney said. "I think we two slots - (Curl had been a More Weathersby have the ability to be solid in a lot backup guard) - it's very diffi- Leon Weathersby may see of areas on our football team. cult. more action this week after a sol- "Our situation is, we are just so "We were a different line with- id debut as a Falcon Saturday. thin in a lot of areas, we only out one guy." The transfer from California have so much depth Consequen- Damron Hamilton, the team's Pierce College returned kicks, tly, a key injury in certain areas leading receiver with seven cat- caught passes and ran the ball on our football team really hurts ches for 75 yards, was also af- Saturday against Louisiana Tech us." fected by the heat and missed a - all with a flair that has been The Falcons got a peek of just few plays. lacking in the Falcon offense the that Saturday when senior center Other than that pair, Blackney past few years. BG Ntwi Photo by Doug Khrtnov.ky John Kuck, in his third year as a reported that the Falcons were "I think you're going to see all starter, missed much of the sec- otherwise healthy and ready for three of those running backs, and Falcon quarterback Bob Niemet (12) eludes the rush in preseason practice. The junior signal-caller ond and third quarters with heat this week. threw for a career-high 249 yards Saturday against Louisiana Tech. exhaustion. Kuck, who had viral "We Just have to get a little bit • See FOOTBALL, page seven. Baseball seeking realignment input Sports Briefs The Associated Press teams in each league, which City and University to honor Daniels would necessitate an interleague THe weekly column in which two NEW YORK - With as many as BO Sews sportswrtters square off game nearly every day. OFFSIDES The city of Bowling Green and the University will hold a lun- 10 realignment plans still under According to the officials, cheon tomorrow to honor the 1996-97 men's basketball team, consideration, baseball's execu- Montreal, Florida and Philadel- THIS WEEK'S TOPIC: BASEBALL REALIGNMENT which earned a share of the regular-season Mid-American Con- tive council meets Wednesday in phia have expressed a willing- We want to know what you think. Call 372-2602 on ference title, and in particular, guard Antonio Daniels. Chicago to assess what teams ness to shift to the American campus or 353-9315 off campus before 6 p.m. to At the luncheon, the mayor of Bowling Green will be present- want. League, and Anaheim, Kansas voice your opinion, We'll need your name (and the ing the team and Antonio with a proclamation and all team mem- The radical realignment plan, City, Oakland and Seattle have ] bers will receive their championship rings. in which 15 teams would switch said they would switch to the spelling), year In school, major and your thoughts leagues, is dead or close to it, National League. on the subject. Please take the time to participate. Women's rugby club to hold meeting several officials said Tuesday on That would leave 16 teams in ———-—■ the condition they not be identi- While the Giants object to having 14 In the other. However, both The women's rugby club team will hold a new player meeting the NI, and 14 in the AL, solving on Thursday, at 9 p.m. in room 103 of the B.A. building. fied. That plan would have placed the interleague play scheduling Oakland in the same division, are basically balanced schedules, No experience is necessary. Prospective members desiring the New York Mets and Yankees problem. nearly all other teams appear to and owners say they would more information should call Jess Reiniger at 354-3043. In the same division, and also But there still doesn't appear to be In favor of such a plan. switch to an unbalanced schedule would have placed the Chicago be a consensus on whether each Owners hope to vote on re- if they realign. Ohio State forward could face grand jury Cubs and White Sox in the same league should have three divi- alignment when they meet in At- division. sions or two. lanta from Sept. 16-18. It then Aa unbalanced schedule in- DAYTON - An assault case against Ohio State forward Jon However, there still is senti- In addition, Texas would like to would take approximately a cludes more games between di- Sanderson could go before a grand jury. ment for realignment in order to month for officials to develop a Sanderson, accused of scuffling with a University of Dayton be in the same division with vision rivals. The balanced campus policeman, waived his right to a preliminary hearing keep Tampa Bay from winding Houston, but the Astros don't draft of the 1998 schedule schedule used In the AL since Tuesday at a hearing before Dayton Municipal Court Judge John up in the AL West, to reduce the want to switch to the AL. Two schedules already have 1977 and the NL since 1993 has Pickrel. number of early evening and late There appears to be wide- been created for 1998, one with teams playing each opponent in Compiledfrom staff and wire reports night televised games in many spread sentiment for all the West 15 teams in each league and one its league approximately the markets and to avoid having 15 Coast teams being in the NL. with 16 teams In one league and same number of times. I * ». Wednesday, September 3. 1997 The BG News page 7

The BG News / WBGU-FM Sports FALCON ATHLETES Chang avoids upset at Open OF THE WEEK 77ie Associated Press beat No. 7 Sergi Bruguera 7-5, 6-2, 6-4. Unseeded Magnus Lars- NEW YORK - Michael Chang son also reached the quarters, Heather Murphy Jason Began and Cedric Pioline shuffled as if beating Wayne Ferreira 6-3, 7-6 they wore lead sneakers, the (7-5), 6-3, and will next meet the muscles in their legs pulsating winner of the Andre Agassi- with pain, their feet sore, shoul- Patrick Rafter match. Sophomore Senior ders slumped, mouths gulping Spirlea, who boldly said last Le_\i Hitter Forward for air. week she wanted to "shut up the And they still had a set to go. mouths of everybody" talking Portage. Broadview Chang, that most indefatigable about the teens on the tour, Michigan Heights. Ohio of players, looked as if he had ab- reached the semifinals by knock- solutely nothing left Tuesday, as ing off Seles, the two-time cham- if he most certainly would follow pion and No. 2 seed, 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 Pete Sampras and Monica Seles (10-8), 6-3. Murphy was named Began tallied an out of the U.S. Open on this Only a few crucial points in the Most Valuable assist and led a hottest and muggiest of days. each set separated Seles and the There was no reasonable way llth-seeded Spirlea in their dra- Player of the Falcon hard-charging BG Chang could come back, trailing matic match, which featured volleyball team's attack as the Falcons 5-2 in the fourth set and down tennis at its highest level and had weekend tourpament shut out St. and two sets to one. Yet, some- fans gasping and roaring after seemingly impossible shots. in Kalamazoo, Mich. Bonaventure Satur- how, he did. Chang dug into his incredible Seles, the U.S. Open champion Associated Press phota She led BG to the day and won the reservoir of desire, called upon in 1991 and 1992 and a finalist the tourney champion- Acme Soccer Classic those thick, sculpted legs to start past two years after a two-year The Czech Republic's |ana Novotna blasts a return in U.S. Open tennis moving, and won game after absence following her stabbing, action Tuesday. ship. In Akron. game ~ seven in a row and 11 of showed the resolve for which she the last 12 - to produce a master- is famous in the first set tie- lost to Graf in last year's final. look in her eyes, Seles presented HONORABLE MENTION: Bob Niemet. football; ful 6-3, 0-6,5-7, 7-5,6-1 victory in breaker when she scrambled out Spirlea offered Seles a variety a portrait of a player who knew Ashley Enser, women's soccer; 3 hours, 41 minutes to move to of a 3-5 jam. She cracked ground- of backhand slices and topspin she had let the match slip away the quarterfinals. strokes from side to side, obli- forehands, much like Graf, and and didn't have much left to go The FALCON ATHLETES OF THE A day after the top-seeded vious to pressure, and won four never relented. on through a third set. WEEK Is a Joint venture of The BG WBGU-FM yy Sampras, the defending and four- straight points - the last on a "She doesn't like to play "I started having a stomach News and WBGU-FM Sports, the 88.1 Ei2 time champion, succumbed to his hopping second serve that Spir- against my slice," Spirlea said. ache at the beginning of the sec- students' guides to BGSU athletics. NEWS own exhaustion, and right after lea slugged long. "She has a little bit the same ond set," Seles said. "It was both- Seles, the women's top seed, lost Though known to only the most game with Steffi. When you play ering me. But she just played to Irina Spirlea, the second- avid aficionados, the Romanian slice, you don't give her so much better, kept the ball going in long seeded Chang barely escaped a won the crowd's respect and rhythm that she can come and hit points, and I was struggling with BASEBALL STANDINGS similar early exit. cheers in the second set with the every ball." that by the end of the second set. Though Sampras, who beat way she hung in grittily against Neither player yielded serve in Then the third set, I think it was Chang in the final last year, is Seles in long rallies, chased down the second set, and in the tie- bothering me more and more." Hsu-din*, ALSUrxfnss balls that seemed out of reach, All lima EOT All Times EOT gone, Chang doesn't buy the idea breaker Spirlea again took an My The AfSOcUltd Pnss •» The Associated Pros that he seems destined to win his and attacked whenever she had early lead, 4-1, before Seles Spirlea came back to hold EaflOivalon fast Division first U.S. Open. the chance. evened the score with a superb serve from love-40 in the second W I. IVt GB W L Pet. GB "I can get used to it," Spirlea Atlanta 86 S2 .623 Baltimore 85 50 629 "People talk about favorites," backhand. Seles then managed to game of the final set, then broke Florida 82 SS 399 35 New York 79 57 581 65 Chang said. "Every match is said of the crowd's applause for gain a match point at 6-5, but for a 2-1 lead. Seles never got New York 75 62 547 10.5 Boston 67 72 .482 20 tough. You can't come out here her in a rare stadium appear- Spirlea ended that threat with a back that break. At 5-3 with Seles Montreal 69 68 SO* 16.5 Toronto 65 72 .474 21 and expect a cake walk in any ance. "I like it." crisp backhand volley. At 8-8, serving, they engaged in an in- Philadelphia 52 82 388 32 Detroit 64 73 .467 22 Central Division Central Division match. If you don't come out here For much of the match, Spirlea Spirlea drilled a forehand win- credible rally from side to side, W L Pet CB W I. IVt GB and play your best tennis, you're reminded Seles of an old foe. ner, then closed out the set when and Spirlea put it away with a Houston 70 67 511 Cleveland 71 63 530 "Steffi is her idol, so I think Seles lofted a forehand long. Pittsburgh going to fall short." backhand out of Seles' reach. 69 70 .496 2 Milwaukee 69 67 507 3 she modeled (her style) after St. Louis 63 74 .460 7 Chicago 69 68 504 3.5 Chang will play in the quarters Slumping into her chair, sweat Seles had nothing left when she Cincinnati 60 76 .441 95 Minnesota 57 79 .419 IS against No. 10 Marcelo Rios, who Steffi's game," said Seles, who covering her face, an exhausted went to serve at 30-40. Chicago S6 83 .403 16 Kansas City 56 79 .415 155 West Division Weil Division W L Pet. W L Pet. GB Los Angeles 78 60 565 Seattle 76 62 551 OFFSIDES San Francisco 76 62 551 2 Anaheim 74 64 536 2 The weekly column in Colorado 69 70 .496 95 Texas 64 73 .467 11.5 which two BG News sports- San Diego 65 74 .468 135 Oakland S3 85 .384 23 writers square oJJ FOOTBALL Continued from page six. Miscellany Magazine. BG's campus magazine, Don't beat yourself not lose a fumble. maybe some of Chris Hubbard," is looking for writers, photographers, Blackney said, referring to The Falcons continued their Home openers designers, and a managing editor for the Weathersby, Robbie Hollis and self-helping ways in the turnover Damien Platt. department Saturday. 1997/98 school year. Any BGSU students are The Falcon rushing game could BG is 5-1 in home openers stand to see some better numbers BG did not have a turnover under Blackney. The Miami welcome. All journalism students need an than Saturday. BG managed just against Louisiana Tech. It was game marks the first MAC 88 yards on the ground against the 11th straight game ~ and opener at Perry Stadium in five on-campus internship to graduate, and this is Tech. 806th straight play - that BG did years. a perfect opportunity. THE GREAT SEDUCTION: An organizational meeting is scheduled The Effects of Media on Culture for Tuesday, September 9, at 9:00 p.m. A Visual Extravagansa and Lecture Presented by Phoebe En in 310 West Hall. Any questions contact Julie Keller at [email protected]

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September 3, 1997 f NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Tanning 1 ocatcd at the 5 beds cornel ol ami Ridge & Thurscin NFL injury bug takes big bite 1 booths THE Check out our tropical decor! The Associated Press Always MILllillll unique Totally Tropicol -Aquariums It's the first entry in the man- Hair, Nails. Tanning -Ponds & ual handed out to fledgling coaches: "Injuries are a part of (.utting edge Waterfalls 3526459 the game." of style The best design team in BG -Plants Sorry, in the NFL, 1997 ver- sion, injuries ARE the game. The latest on a long list: ■ Jerry Rice, the best receiver the game has ever known (OK, Don Hutson for the old-timers). Out for the season with tom knee ligaments and (who knows?) per- haps at 34 out for his career, although he is a conditioning addict who had started 155 straight games. TONIGHT: The quote: "It's a tough blow, but we have to move on," said • Open Mic \ Steve Mariucci, the 49ers' coach, although he betrayed his rookie status by looking upset. ■ Craig Newsome, the Pack- \ Night! \ ers' up-and-coming left cornerback, out for the season with tom 19 & Over Every Night knee ligaments. That happened Monday night, when Green Bay also lost tight end Mark Chmura, an integral part of its offense, for 4-6 weeks with a less severe knee Interested in Cheerleading injury. Alloc Laird PITH photo The quote: "It's a huge loss," coach Mike Holmgren said of Green Bay cornerback Craig Newsome is carted off the field in the Packers' 38-24 victory Monday night Cheerleading Info Newsome. "He's been such a over the Bears. Newsome will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. great cornerback and he's get- Night ting better all the time. But he's third concussion in 10 months in son was being "evaluated" (more protect quarterbacks, such as al- upbeat and he's a great young the same game in which Rice was official injury jargon). lowing them to ground the ball if man. We have a great medical hurt. "It's a mild one," Mariucci There were others. Two of they get out of the pocket, and September 9,10 staff and he'll be back next said, more or less dismissing it. Carolina's four linebackers, Sam tightening the parameters of year." "A day later, he remembers eve- Mills and Lamar Lathon, had leg roughing the passer. Also, a pass 9:00 pm 110BA Ah, those medical staffs. rything that happened." injuries. That's the heart of the rusher now can take just one step They've been keeping busy since The others included Seattle's Panthers defense, although Mills toward the quarterback after t.™. Mandatory For the beginning of training camp, John Friesz, who broke the and Lathon could be back soon. releases the ball instead of two. when the Packers lost Edgar thumb on his throwing hand Terry Allen, Washington's top Everyone Bennett, their top running back when he banged it against a hel- running back, broke a thumb. He Timm Rosenbach, the Car- with "a knee" - referring to an met; San Diego's Stan Humph- could play, although a broken dinals' former quarterback, ef- injury by the body part is another ries, who dislocated his shoulder thumb on a running back often fectively ended his career when Must Attend One part of the manual. (again); and Rob Johnson, who means fumbles. And Oilers he tripped on grass during a Two weeks later, on the same had been doing an outstanding safety Blaine Bishop, just back scrimmage and tore up his knee. of The Meetings Saturday evening, it was the two job filling in for Brunei). from a long holdout, broke his Robert Brooks of the Packers did quarterbacks who guided sec- Johnson sprained an ankle arm; he'll be out 2-4 weeks. the same on a play away from the ond-year teams to conference against Baltimore, left, then re- What can be done? Not much. ball against San Francisco last Interested in Cheerleading championship games last season turned to throw for the winning The NFL fined Denver's Bill year. - Jacksonville's Mark Brunei! TD. Now the ankle is in a cast and Romanowski $20,000 for the hit "We had Tom McManus in a with knee ligaments and Carolin- if he can't play against the New that broke Collins' jaw and ZWP&Z&V&V&CXXWW^ 1-on-l drill on grass and he a's Kerry Collins with a broken York Giants on Sunday, it will Lathon was fined $20,000 for one wasn't even contacted and he got jaw. have to be Steve Matthews, on Kansas City's Rich Gannon, a knee problem," Jacksonville Then, on Sunday, more quar- picked up after being cut by both in exhibition games. coach Tom Coughlin said after terbacks went down, including Kansas City. Matthews threw his Over the past decade, the Brunell was hurt. "It's a tough vs. Steve Young, who sustained his first five NFL passes while John- league put in a series of rules to game. It's a dangerous game." osu Brumfield stares down memories The Associated Press TICKETS ARE NOW ON enough if they need me to perform for a CINCINNATI - The awful memories ha- whole game or just two plays. But I'm still SALE AT MEMORIAL HRLL ven't faded. looking forward to getting better every They will be rekindled for Cincinnati Ben- day." TICKET OFFICE gals lineman Scott Brumfield this Sunday Brumfield, 27, was injured Nov. 3 when he when he returns to the Baltimore stadium and teammate Troy Sadowski collided on a where he was temporarily paralyzed by a play in which running back Garrison Hearst collision last season. It wasn't certain then ran up the middle for six yards against Bal- whether he would walk again, much less play timore. football in the NFL. The 6-foot-8,325-pound Brumfield lay mo- "I've never actually watched tape of the tionless on the grass at Memorial Stadium. play," Brumfield said Monday. "I've seen He was diagnosed with a spinal cord concus- the highlights on TV a few times and turned sion, and went through months of physical my head away and didn't pay attention. This rehabilitation. &»»»»&»»&»»»5wwwwww»&»sww¥ week as we study game film, I'm sure the He had to learn how to walk again. He play is going to come up. I just have to put it went from a wheelchair to a cane to walking out of my mind and act like it's just another without assistance. use; use; use; use use use use USG game." "On the outside, part of myself I said I The Bengals play the Baltimore Ravens on would be back, but there were times I doub- Sunday at Memorial Stadium. It isn't certain ted myself, when I'd hit certain plateaus in BGSU whether Brumfield will play. In Sunday's my rehab and wasn't getting better. I started season opener against the Arizona Cardinals, thinking, 'Am I done? Should I hang the pads UNDERGRADUATE he was on the bench and was used for only up?" Brumfield said. one play to temporarily replace offensive Doctors cleared him to resume playing STUDENT lineman Ken Blackman. football, and the Bengals signed him for this GOVERNMENT Brumfield has started 26 games in his ca- season. AisociNlrd Pmi pholo reer. He hopes to get back to that level. "I still don't think I'm back to where I was Brumfield, from Spanish Fork, Utah, Cincinnati lineman Scott Brumfield returns to before I got hurt, but I'm well on my way as signed a two-year contract in the off-season Baltimore's Memorial Stadium Sunday, the the weeks go along," he said. "I'll get back to and was cleared April 10 for practice. On "Become a scene of a nightmarish accident a year ago in where I was. I'm fully confident of that. May 4, he participated in his first practice at Pillar of the which he was partially paralyzed. "I'm at a level now where I'm playing good the Bengals' minicamp. Community"

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Sepl.3 or Thursday Sept.4 from mail messages. Pnor knowledge of the Macin- 8 8 45pm or 9-9 45pm Anand on* ***sion imp. adviang into tosh or attendance at the Getting Started on BG 24 News Fksl Meeting We hope to see you mere' ■'' Sat. Sept. 6 the Mac is recommended Please bring a blank The only TV News on Campus "RUSH" ALPHA CHI OMEGA "RUSH- Advising Mooting* 3. 5" disk. Attendees must have a BG Net ac- PRE-ELEMENTARY ADVISEES ON 9 00pm Wednesday count (created at least 48 hours poor to the Sept. 3rd THE 97-96 CHE CKSHEET seminar) Mon. Sept 15th, nam-lpm in 126 ANYBODY LIKE MOVIES?* Advised by Cn/iiC. Schn*K»ar. A Fr*nch 121 West Hall Hayes Hall. K you want a fob in TV If so. UAO's Campus Films Committee Sapt.S wants you Jom today and help choose the Intro to World Wide Web. This seminar intro- You should attend 9.10:30.12:30.200 schedule for next semester. HELP BGSU KEEP DIV. 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Due Dancers • Now hiring lor the campus reps/group organizers. Lowest rales INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: M. W DOU- back Sept. 15*1. WANTED f i Gentlemen's Club in Toledo. to Jamaica. Mexico A Florida. Call 317 N. Summit-Available immediately. Large 4 QUESTIONS?? Call 372-0530 and ask lor BLES GOLF - SEPT. 2; W. C SOFTBALL - Travel A magazine modeling available 1-800-6484849 BR 2 bath house ml basement Must have Amy. Julienne. Thad or Jaaonl B SEPT 3; M SOFTBALL - SEPT. 4; M. W DejaVu4.B- 531-0079 min. ol 4 unrelated people. Rant collected DOUBLES TENNIS • SEPT 9: INNERTUBE Woodcreek Farms Hiring full or part Dme $5 50 quartany. Sac. dap. S parent, guarantee. Ten- FREET-8HIRT WATER POLO • SEPT. 10; M.W.C ULTIMATE 1 lemale sublease* needed immed. 2 bdrm apt pmr Work 0-5 M-F no weekends Job- picking ana pay all ml. Mil. 12 mo. lease only. Local .$100 FRISBEE-SEPT. 11 dose to campus. Call 354 ii39/ Evening office cleaning. 10-15 hrs. per weak A bunching ftowers, general duties. 8 mi south Owners Call 354-2854. Credit Card lunoViieers tor Call 3S2-S822 of BG 12419 Jerry City Rd. Cygnet. 655 3066 fraternities, torontiea 4 groups. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: W. C SOFT 2-3 sublease's needed Fun A pt. time exp. dog groomers needed. Cheat out the best kept housing secret in BG. Any campus organization can BALL • SEPT. 3; M SOFTBALL - SEPT. 4; M. immediately tor 2 bdrm apt on Good pay w/ benefits. Send resume & rtf. to Ml. Vernon Apartments. Clean. 2 bedroom, raise up 10 $1000 by earning a W DOUBLES TENNIS - SEPT. g; C INNTER- 6th St Central air. laund fad.. Sue Animal Medical Center 15028 US 225 E. FOR SALE furnished, balcony, dishwasher, ml. provided, whopping $5 00/VISA application. TUBE WATER POLO - SEPT. 10; M. W. C reasonable rent. 354 2240 or 353 8293 ULTMATE FRISBEE SEPT 11 FindlayOH4S840. on-site manager Call lor appointment Call I BOO 932 0528 *lt 65 3529909 Qualified callers receive Gymnastic instructors & Administrative Assis- INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE: W. C SOFT Christian graduate student in private home. $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. FREET-SHRT. tant wanted Can Perrysburg Gymnastics at BALL - SEPT 3; M SOFTBALL - SEPT. 4; M. 3522808. Free information. Call 410-347-1475 Room avail in BG Home. Grad. male oral Call W DOUBLES TENNIS ■ SEPT 9. C INNER S74-0383. 352 1631 or 354-8701, leave message One lemale sublease* needed, own room, TUBE WATER POLO - SEPT. 10; M. W. C Help Wanted Waitress part-time, varied hrs., FOR SALE The Latino Student Union would late 10 Invite as close to campus. Share with one other lemale. Roommate wanted. Close lo campus. You pay ULTMATE FRISBEE SEPT 11 experience helpful, apply between 2-4 MF. TELECASTER. blonde, maple Irotboard. $247.50. Pets allowed. 353-2347 students to anand its first meeting ot the year i240/mo . uBI. 352 5269 hard case 1350 00 KD RUSH TONIGHT KD RUSH TO- Elks Lodge 200 Campbell Hill Rd. BG today & 6:00 in the Second Floor Lounge ot Roommate needed ASAP. Own room and STRATOCASTER...black, rosewood fb NKJHTDon't mas out agaml The sisters ol ind wanted lor part time help at Beimont Coun- Bubjaasn needed 0 Summit Terrace apis 1 vie Student Services Building Come and hear bathroom. Nice, dean, quiet. Call 353-3321 EJM.G pick-ups installed have original lace Kappa Delta invite you to our open rush kjau bdrm. Arc, carpeted, transportation to and our plena lor Hispanic Heritage Monti 1D97I (Mka). try Club m Perrysburg. OH Duties include bag pick-ups, hard case $875 00 tonight at the KD house (across from Mac) at Free pizza and pop ^^^^^^ shop A pro shop help Please call 666-1472. Epiphone Howard Roberts jazz guitar, awe- from campus Laundry laoliMa. and Irving gpm. Can 372-2871 lor more detarlsl Roommate needed, furnished apt. on Frazee Ask tor Mike. some tone, beautiful burgundy w gold trim, rm.fum avail 4? a 1 Una add. coat. Can Sean @ 352-6408 Ave. Call 352-9978 hard case. $900.00 RUSHD6LTA2ETA Carvm Bnjnnel Bass low B 5 String Irotloss. Individually Ur-ove ROW. ROW. ROW YOUR BOAT.. ROW. ROW. ROW YOUR BOAT... Krogers Now Hiring beautiful antique yellow flame maple finish, Large 3 bdrm apt 453 S Prospect A. No pels Together Completel BGSU ROWING CLUB BGSU ROWING CLUB tor all positions tweed case $1200 00 Sieve Smith 352-8917. or 261-8298 Ice" Open Rush Deles Recruit meeting- No expenence necessary Recruit meeting- No experience necessary Looking tor I nendly people phone). Ibanez RB 505 Bass .tow B 5 string, all maple Wed Sept 3 ® 8:00 the dining center In Krei- Otscamp Lobby @8pm tenighlHI Olscamp Lobby @ 8pm tonight"' to work f euble hours. w/ rosewood fb smooth satin finish. $700 •her Apply At MARSHALL RIG VS100RH head. 100 watts. 1 bdrm senior grad $410 Thurs. Sept 4 @ He Delta Zeta house Krogers * 1094 N. Main 2 bdrm. senior grad. $515 Dress is casual Bring a hie no 3channels.reverbw/(l)4'l2"cab $90000 RUSH • KKG ■ RUSH ■ KKG ' RUSH HELP WANTED Carvm Alan HoJdsworth guitar fast A fear- Furn. - unlum. Highland Management. For more mlo. or a nde call please no phone calls 354-6036 some, unreal crimson red flame maple finish, Theresa @ 372-5100 ot Mliki @3S4-»176 The sisters ol Kappa Kappa Gammacordialfy RUSH DELTA ZETA bik. hardware, tremolo, tweed case. $ 1000 invite you to experience true sisterhood with us •1 CAMPUS FUNDRAISER Lawn maintenance. CARVIN BASS RIG...R 600 600 waits, all tie Pt and full time hours available at open rueh tonight from 8:30-10:00 at Vie Raise an the money your group power and e.q. you will ever need, w/(i) 4*10 Croswl*, Kappa house' Dress is casual and bring a needs by sponsoring a VISA at Knickerbocker Lawns Call 352-5622 cab. and (1) 2M0 cab. both cabs, w high tnend I Hope to see you therai Fundraiser on your campus. compression horn drivers inc. castors A No investment a very little ome Looking tor Part - Time Work? covers $1000.00 RUSH • KKG • RUSH ■ KKG ■ RUSH needed. There's no obligation, so Earn $8 an hour A great benefits AI guitars are in exc. new condifton. .no scrat- AB-U*UOM| why not call lor information today. at ches, no dents, no dings, no wraps, no bows. Call 1 -800-323 8454 x 95 UPS These instruments have never been RUSH ALPHA PHI Sign up at 360 Student Services played..and were only used in the studio under ANY BODY LIKE MOV IESI tor an appointment on Sept. 5.1997 a controlled healthy environment Some prices Come this week to see Ihe very besi ol ALPHA II so UAO's Campus Films Commitlae wants UPS is an E E O. Employer may be slightly negotiable Both kick ass rigs PHI. As ihe Ivy strengthens and iwnet. youl you Join today and help choose the are in exc. new condition, have bean used for The Air Force has a see how our In endship binds. home practice only, have never been turned up schedule lor next semester LOOKING FOR YEAR ROUND EMPLOY Get involved with: lo excess or abused, and were not even used Come to the ALPHA PHI house on: ME NT in the studio, as had been intended at time of PILOT Sneak Previews - Scheduling - Publicity TIREDOF WORKING WEEKENDS' TJLACK Wed. Sept 3 at9 15pm Call Matthew E Sayre. Campus Films purchase...these pnees are firm, and separate Earn $6 an hour A great benefits SHORTAGE! Thurs. Sept. 4 at 9:15pm. Director, at 372-2488 lor more info components will not be separated from the rig. at UPS CALL. CHRISTIAN .\A 19)639-3623 SWAMr RUSH ALPHA PHI Sign up at 360 Student Services eft an W@bgnet. bgsu. edu "Arts Festival Babysitter noeded my BG home. Non-smoker tor an appointment on Sept. 5.1997 References please Reliable transportation a UPS is an E £ O employer 83 Yamaha Virago 500CC Any Student with 3 or mustT.R 11:00-230 Call352 5579 Near mmt. saddlebags $850. Can 354 5053 more years left at NEVER BABYSITTER WANTED FOR 2 YR OLD LOOKING FOR YEAR ROUND EMPLOY BLACK SWAMP FOR OCCASIONAL EVE NINGS MENT? Bowling Green State WORK Musi ba loving and reliable TiREDOf WORKING WEEKENDS? '84 Buck Century Exc cond. 1 -owner. $1500 ARTS FESTIVAL Non-smoker 372-2899 or Earn S8.00 an hour A great benefits or best offer. 352-0705. at UPS swoney@bgnet 1984 Lebaron Convert. Good cond For into SEPT. 5-6-7 University is eligible for LUNCH Go to Rm 360 Student Services call 373-0044 to schedule an appointment to meet the opportunity to go to Buckeye Budget MoDr kin • 352 1520 with a representative on Fri Sept. 5,1997 1993 Dodge Shadow. Excel, cond. 2 dr., "DoUtHtOUtH AGAIN! Part-time desk derk needed midnight to 8am. 2 UPS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM- hatchback. AtvVFM stereo. Call 353-2148 or shifts per week Some weekends, apply 8 4. pilot training. Air Force PLOYER email sean|ig>09net Dgsu.edu ^attUiHf- (freest M-F.1740E WoosterSt BG. 336 Dps Telpon modem tor Mac. Bought m ROTC has a lot to offer Childcare needed in my Perrysburg Ft Meigs Mike's Party Mart, S Main BG is seeking a June, used 3 times $25000 OBO, paid ALL EVENTS ARE FREE home. Approx. 30 hrs/wk (wkdays only) lor 3 part-time sis derk. 15-22 hrs/week tor new $365 00 Call Tabi at 353-7058 and it may be for you. liAmu young cnadran. Canng. dependable, non- store! Must be friendly, neat, honest, depends Live Music Fri. Eve., smoker. Dependable Bansp. req. Excellent 90 Ford Escort Auto. Good condition. Asking NO RULES. JIM RIGHT. bie and avail weekends. Apply 8-4 Tues • Fri A meeting for anyone pay References req 419-874-3641. leave $1400. Call 354-6516 evenings All Day Sat. & Sun. 352-9259. message 91 Honda Accord EX 1 owner detailed main- interested will be held Miscellaneous worker needed. Approx 20 hrs Over 135 Artists On Display Childcare needed in our WaterviHe home. TLC tence records, new Ores A CD player. •Top Wages per week. Apply ai Buckeye Budget Motor Inn. 353-0648 All Day Sat. & Sun. on 4 Sept, 1997 in for 2 8 4 yr. ok). Reliable car, ret req Can Mon Fri. 6-4. • Ftexfcte Hours 41 g-8 78-4536 Chevy Nova "87 • AvC radio, cruise control Needed childcare • Perrysburg area Youth Activities CHILDCARE FOR 2 YR OLD new alternator A exhaust. Great condition runs Memorial Hall room Ages 3, 4 A 6 yr. olds 2 8pm. 3 days a week. •PiadVaziBors IN MY PERRYSBURG HOME excellent. $1900 obo. Call 614-459-9923or All Day Sat. & Sun. p4>tofences/non smoker Call 87? 5756 260 from 1:00-2:00 •HealtrvDental Insurance Tuas. and Thurs. plus emejl:ani}e@bgnet bgsu.edu occasional evenings. New Restaurant: Maggie's Family Restaurant. Great Food From Many Cod wooden bar ml smoked glass table top. Must be loving and reliable 25481 N. Dixie Hwy. Now hiring. All positions. Hope to see you there! Mint condition. Besl offer. 354-9707 Regions •Errptoyee Non-smoker 372-28»g or Please call tor an appointment 874-1543 Stock OpforiRan sworley@bgnet Guitar gear • digitech Rp-6 floor processor w/ Beer Garden Now accepting applications at Pagliai's Pizza, gig bag $260.00 Bass blues driver stomp box Clerical position - pan-lime. Candidate needs are just afewof the great 945 S. Matin. Variety of posibons. Apply in per- w/ adapter $75.00 AH must go call today Be sure to coma and enjoy good communication skills, typing skills, expe- $on2.domM F. 372-5285 tha music ot our nence with Mircosoft Word and interest in tie benefits waiting for youl Hide-a-bed couch $75 law. Send resume and a copy ol dais sched- Now hiring all positions. Flexible hrs. Compe- SATURDAY NIGHT ule to Student Legal Services. 327 University trve wages Paid vacation A insurance. Apply Must come gel. Call 352 5587. talk to Steve Apply In person Union BGSU. at Pizza Hut 1131 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, HEADLINERS Mon.-Fri. 2-4 OH. Mac S£ w/40 meg external HD. Also: Power Back by Popular Demand ... *Vision requirements* AOII AOII AOII AOI1 AOI1 Painters full and part ome positions avail, im- point, Quark Xpress. Pagemaker. Adobe Pho- 401 W. Dussell Road med Exp. helpful 352-4265. toshop. $350 00.6862333 eves Master Showman 20/50 correctable to Nissan Sentra, 1992, 4 speed. JVC cd player. Maumee.OH 43537 Part-time Student Employment Are you looking tor part-ome employment of 15 AM. FM stereo. 200W amp $3800 352-5595 LEON 20/20. (Just a tew minutes from BGt It's a Luau hours plus per week within walking distance to Power Macintosh 7100 PC with printer A Taie 1-47$ W to Ouattt- turn rlo«J BGSU campus? Interested in working various modem Evening #419686 3795 $1100 REDBONE unskilled jobs tn assembly, packaging, etc7 Rale of pay is U 75 per hour. ($5 15 after Small Ward's upright freezer $90. Cable ready 9/1/97) Apply m per son be tween the hours ol 19" color TV $50. various beds, desks A dres- Come and meet the 9am-5pm. Mon -Fn. at* Advanced Specially sers A a couch A kitchen table. Bob Products, Inc 428 Clough St BG 43402. •MMMS sisters of AOn on Personal crridcare giver in your own home. Wed. Sept. 3 at 8 or Malure reliable highly experienced, excellent Sofa with matching loveseat. single sofa, two references A resume. 352-7494 reclining chairs. Good condition. Call 9pm. Bring a friend! 655-3731. VAN DRIVER. Part-time position to provide Any questions transportation to and from social service agency. Must be between the ages of 21-65. FOR RENT Call 2-2840! have a valid Ohio driver's license and an excellent driving record Submit resume to PO Box 738. Bowling Green OH 43402. 1 bdrm large turn. apt. ail uW ind. except «Hec- Wanted 100 students Lose 8-100 lbs New mc lights. 352-7454 metabolism breakthrough. Dr. recommended. guaranteed. $30 cost. Free gift. AOII AOII AOFI AOII AOII 1-800 856-0916. #<1 House Rocker... . L Tha Unbelievable www.bg8U.edu/offices/student_affairs/recsports JUNIOR AQUATICS INTRAMURALS 9Qti\G8 BROWN Tie Featuring Semi Crazy, Learn - To-Swim • Fall 1997 Intramural Officials Needed %oktdov* 'Palace Venom Wearin' Denim, My Wife Thinks You're Dead, • Sign-ups begin Sept. 2 in the • Must attend mandatory clinics. Alternative Clottiins S More! SRC Main Office • Apply in 130 Perry Field House • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry • Classes held on Saturdays • Tests due by Sept. 10 • Imported Cigars • Clove • Start Sept. 13-Nov. 22 Clinics Cigarettes • Incense • Unique Candles • Glass Curios •Tapestries Ml No Class on Sept. 20 • Softball - Wed., 9/3, 8:00 - 10:00 pm • Stickers • Posters • Innertube Water Polo - Wed., 9/10, • S00+ Tees Diving Platforms 5:00 - 7:00 pm • Open 2:00 - 4:00 pm on • Ultimate Frisbee - Thurs., 9/11, 445 E. Wooster Saturdays 5:00 - 7:00 pm (At the railroad tracks) ■ __l __| __| aft, aft* erf. Mon-Sat 11-9 Sunday 12-6 Intramural Entires Due 352-3306 FITWELL CENTER • Softball (W & Co-Rec) - Sept. 3 • Softball (M) - Sept. 4 Fit-For-Hire • Tennis (M & W Doubles) - ^C THE Sept. 9 *M ! TANNING 10 taioMll**"* ~ SENIORS ~ • Innertube Water Polo (Co-Rec) tj— CENTER Sign-up now for your Sept. 10 •aaaaj^a, 3 LOCATIONS Visits • Ultimate Frisbee (M, W, & THE WASH HOUSE FREE Assessment 246 N. Main • 354-1559 Co-Rec) - Sept. 11 PRESENTED BY ▼ II SOUTMSIDE LAUNDROMAT $20 Explrss 9/14/97 Interested in Becoming an 993 S. Main • 353-8826 Huntington ANNUAL ▼ Banks RFRR certified Rerobics THE HEAT Serving BG since 1980 Visit us at our wab site HI 904 E. Woostsr • 352-3588 www.blackawamparta.org Instructor? BIATHLON Saturday, September 20 r^ ' ■ ■■ .i. Call Cathy Sujick @ 372-2712 GAVEL STAFF WANTED RFflR exam date Nou. 14-16 SCaVt truanif WOT CBBC Huilnloa Organization*!Meeting Looking for writers, 1/2 mile nrtn. 5k Bl Thursday. September 4 copy editors, and 6:30 pjst. photographers. Cat 310 Wert Hall ♦Need not be Greek affiliated at 372-T48I.

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