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• * * • • THURSDAY March 5,1998 • * • Volume 84, Issue 111 Bowling Green, Ohio News • • * • *

"An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920'

Hartman testifies in trial Crash □ Jack Hartman tesified the University, but he was never called for an interview or even today he thought the seriously considered for the posi- Administration journalism department tion. Instead, it was given to would not consider him Debbie Owens because of her said. skin color, he said. Hartman maintains even if he for a position because Nancy Brendlinger, current would have known the position he is a white male. chairwoman of the department of was considered to be entry level, Journalism and member of the he still would have applied in an search committee for the posi- attempt to make the department tion, agrees that Hartman was upgrade the position rank and By DARLA WARNOCK never a serious candidate. His salary. The BC News qualifications were not specific Brendlinger said the best can- to what the department was look- didate was chosen for the posi- Jack Hartman has always ing for and he would have en- tion In regard to rank and salary, wanted a teaching position at tered at too high of a rank for without regard to gender or race. Bowling Green State University. adequate compensation. Owens met all the requirements So when he was denied a posi- The posting advertising the po- and seemed to be the best candi- tion as a minority instructor in sition in The Chronicle of Higher date for the position, she said, the department of Journalism in Education did not specify the noting the accredidation re- 1994, he wanted to know why. rank or salary of the persons to quirement of a minority faculty Once he found that the candidate be considered for the position. was not an Issue. chosen was an African-American The only notation was that the Hartman asserts it was an is- woman with what he thought to person needed to complete their sue - one big enough to keep him be less qualifications than him, doctoral dissertation by the end from getting the job. Since the Hartman thought something was of their first semester at the position was not awarded to him, suspicious. University. he claims he suffered damages, That's what started a chain of "I thought this was the position including fringe benefits which events which led to a civil case in I was looking for - it was open as may have been offered him at the the U.S. District Court with a to what the rank was," Hartman University, mileage to and from charge of reverse discrimination said. "Initially I thought the ad the position he had to keep at filed against the University. was Interesting, but as time wore CMU, meals, housing and the dif- The second day of testimony on I became suspicious as to what ference in base payment. began Wednesday, with Hartman was taking place." His base salary at CMU was taking the stand in his own de- Some inquisition was made by about $49,000 per year. He esti- fense. He told the Jury the Uni- Defense Attorney William Con- mated his experience would al- versity was where his heart nelly as to why Hartman did not low him to earn $65,000 per year rested since his days of under- inquire about the specifics of the In the position in the University graduate studies. position or read the posting con- Journalism department. No one BC Ntwi PkMo by Ju» Su«i A Journalism professor at Cen- cerning the specifics of the Job. currently in the department tral Michigan University, Hart- If he would have done so, he makes that amount of money. Two truck drivers were seriously injured after their semis collided at the intersection of U.S. 6 and man said he felt very qualified to would have seen the position was U.S. 23 on the Wood/Sandusky county line. take a minority teaching job at considered entry level, Connelly • See TRIAL, page five. New election ordered after evidence shows ballot fraud In his ruling, Wilson cited "a □ Two men are disput- Plummer said the panel that pattern of fraudulent, intentional "I will still be the governs Miami will decide the ing over which of them and criminal conduct" in the question within 10 days. is the true mayor of general election Nov. 4. mayor." In the general election, Carollo However, the judge noted that fell 155 votes short of the majori- Miami. there is no evidence Suarez knew ty needed to win the office out- of or participated in the fraud. right when Suarez took the ab- The Associated Press Suarez's brief tenure in Mia- Joe Carollo sentee vote by a 2-1 margin. Car- mi's new position of "strong ollo then sued. The judge's ruling Miami businessman MIAMI - Plunging city mayor," with enhanced execu- came after a nonjury trial. government into chaos, a judge tive powers and a salary of Carollo's attorneys had wanted Wednesday ordered Miami to $97,500, has been stormy, and his "I will still be the mayor," Caro- all 5,000 absentee ballots thrown hold a new mayoral election, say- erratic, hyperactive style has llo said. "It's a great day for out, and Carollo to be declared ing widespread absentee-ballot earned him the nicknames Hur- Miami because democracy has the winner. They complained fraud played a role in Xavier ricane Suarez and Mayor Loco. been defended and protected." that a new election would give Suarez's victory last fall. Suarez, a 48-year-old lawyer Suarez's lawyer said his client Suarez the advantage of incum- The evidence included at least who was mayor from 1985 to was still in power since the judge bency. one dead voter casting a ballot, 1993, fired numerous city em- did not declare Carollo the win- forged signatures, stolen ballots ployees and named his own allies ner, which was an option, or men- Suarez's lawyers conceded and people migrating to the city to city Jobs. He challenged a state tion the runoff. there was some fraud in the gen- just to vote. oversight board's role in helping "If he thinks he's the winner, eral election, but maintained he The ruling did not say who will the city out of a $68 million we may have a battle of the (mov- won a clean victory in the runoff. hold the office until the new elec- shortfall that he claimed was ing) vans," attorney Luis Fer- tion U held in 60 days, leaving Imaginary. nandez said of Carollo. Four people have been charged Suarez and the man he ousted, Suarez and Carollo, a 42-year- "I accept the decision of the with vote fraud. Undercover Joe Carollo, on the steps of the old businessman, were the top court," said Suarez, adding he agents arrested one Suarez vol- courthouse, each claiming to be two vote-getters in the extremely would not appeal the decision, unteer on charges of trying to mayor of this city of 375,000. close general election and com- but would prepare for another buy three fake absentee ballots AiucUltd Pmi pk«a Asked to clarify who holds the peted in a runoff nine days later. election that used the names of dead peo- Job, Circuit Judge Thomas S. Suarez won easily. Carollo's lawyers said they ple. Authorities said agents also A judge ordered Miami to hold a new mayoral election, saying that Wilson Jr. told The Associated Carollo said the decision to would go back to court to clarify approached Carollo campaign backers of Mayor Xavier Suarez (above) stole the election with hun- Press: "I think the order's pretty void the Nov. 4 election meant who the interim mayor should be, workers, but they refused offers dreds of fraudulent absentee ballots. clear." Suarez never legally got power. while City Commissioner J.L. of fake ballots. University performs play inspired by Rodney King trial, riots

Through a poster art contest Q The cast and crew of •Twilight Los Angeles --1992," how their own ethnicity and ex- viewed, according to Gonsalves- a play written, conceived and periences could Influence their Pinto. Campus and art Installation proposals, the "Twilight Los Angeles ~ performed by Anna Deavere performances. Yvonne Singh, director of the cast and crew hope members of 1992" discuss how their Smith, Is considered a multicul- "Twilight is a vehicle to which play, attributes experiences in the University will submit work tural "documentary theater." It we present social Issues," Gon- New York City to the play. to culturally diverse areas from portraying their reaction to the ethnicities could in- uses the words of people who ex- salves-Pinto said. "It represents "Racial issues were issues I where he grew up. LA. riots of 1992. fluence their perform- perienced the Los Angeles riots an awareness of the realities witnessed in ugly ways,"said "I want to show people that The winner of the poster to expose and explore the dev- from the prospective of a wide Singh. "It is not just an issue of there Is more out there If they contest will have the design ances. astating human Impact of that variety of people." black and white, but also Latino open their mind and hearts," De- professionally reproduced as the poster advertising the show. event. According to Smith's play, the and Asian. It is a broader and bard said. By CAROLYN STECKEL The play Is an attempt to ex- theater Itself can be used to teach more diverse American picture." Twilight Los Angeles - 1992' Four art installation proposal The BC News plore the shades of loss, and not about diversity and can also mir- Other cast and crew members will be performed In the Eva finalists will be given $20 for ma- an attempt to find causes or to ror society but it must embrace agree that the play shows a side Marie Saint Theater April 22-26. terials and lobby display. The Rodney King trial and re- show where responsibility was diversity. of nature that people will not face The play is looking for stu- Submission deadline is March sulting riots In Los Angeles In the lacking. 1 his play will be a teaching and up to and it portrays issues soci- dents, faculty and staff to create 20 at noon. Guidelines for sub- spring of 1992 showed that the is- In a roundtable discussion, learning experience for the cast, ety needs to come to terms with. and explore responses to the Los missions are available outside sue of race is much larger and Lorna Gonsalves-Pinto spoke the campus and the community Rob Debard, an actor in the Angeles uprisings following the the office of Yvonne Singh, 327 more complex than first thought. with the cast and crew to find out as to how race and diversity are play, said he is already adapted Rodney King verdict. South Hall.

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Opinion Editor Natalie Miller § OPINION 372-2604 The BG News To name or not to name?

The U.S. Department of under the Family Educational preppy fashion. This new guy Education filed a lawsuit against Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) you're dating was dismissed from Miami University and Ohio State which states that "education the University for attempting to University Jan. 22, 1998, to prevent records" cannot be made public steal a computer out of a profes- the release of disciplinary records without the consent of the student. sor's office late one night. containing the names of students. And USDE contends that discipli- Unsuspecting, you think this guy is nary records are included in "edu- This court action confronts head-on great! He's trustworthy, charming cation records." the debate between the right to and a junior in the College of know and the right to privacy. The problem I found with Business or so you think. Allow me first to give some including disciplinary records as background on this whole situation. part of "education records" is writ- One morning you wake up and During the spring of 1995, Jennifer ten into FERPA itself. FERPA all your jewelry, cash, plastic and Markiewicz, then editor of The (Buckley Amendment) 20 U.S.C socks (don't ask me why, this is Miami Student, started seeking 1232g states, "The term 'education hypothetical remember) are gone. "An independent student voice serving information about criminal inci- records' does not include records Long gone along with Mr. Right. dents at Miami University. The maintained by a law enforcement You curse yourself for your stupidi- Bowling Green since 1920" University provided information •• The term 'educa- unit of the educational agency or ty, but is it really your fault? You which was soon deemed insuffi- tion records' does not institution that were created by that couldn't have possibly known since cient by Ms. Markiewicz. include records main- law enforcement unit for the pur- the University wasn't allowed to 210 West Hall In July of 1996, Markiewicz and pose of law enforcement." Relative disclose his name to The BG News. her successor, Emily Herbert, filed tained by a law lei this case, disciplinary records Bowling Green State University suit and in January of 1997, they maintained by the University If the city police catch you enforcement unit of breaking the law you'll find your Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 presented their case to The Ohio Disciplinary Board of Miami Supreme Court. On July 9, 1997, the educational University that were created by the name in the local paper; the same Phone: (419) 372-2601 The Ohio Supreme Court ruled in University Disciplinary Board f«r should hold for crimes on campus. favor of The Miami Student. Miami agency or institution the purpose of law enforcement The problem of public safety can be E-mail: [email protected] University appealed to the U.S. that were created by aren't included in "education illustrated through countless differ- Supreme Court and on Dec. 8, 1997, that law enforcement records." ent scenarios. The need for public the court denied the petition essen- Am I the only one that sees the safety and well being greatly out DARLA WARNOCK tially upholding the lesser Ohio unit for the purpose of logic here? weigh the right of privacy under Editor-in-Chief Supreme Court's ruling. That same law enforcement. J J OK, let's suppose that on the these circumstances. day the university announced it legal aspect 1 am completely wrong. Besides, the law the USDE filed would start releasing the records We'll discuss this issue on an ethic their lawsuit under agrees with me. BRANDON WRAY NATALIE MILLER sought by the student newspaper. and moral level. The question is Rob Searfoss is a weekly columnist Associate Editor Opinion Editor Now, back to the present. The over the release of personally iden- still should names be attached to for the News. He can be reached at U.S. Department of Education tifiable information (i.e. student's disciplinary records at universities? SARAH BEDNARSKI ELIZABETH KERBY (USDE from now on because 1 am name). Let's say, hypothetically speaking of [email protected]. Check out News Editor Copy Chief lazy) is not suing over the general Furthermore, USDE is suing course, that you are a beautiful http:l/www.soconline.orglLEGAUMU release of disciplinary records, but voluptuous Greek in the height of OH/ for more information. JEREMY MARTIN JASON McMAHON Photo Editor Sports Editor SCOTT BROWN JOHN WENZEL True Collegiates by Jason Lady Graphics Editor Entertainment Editor MAM^M'r WAfi/A/A ttiVEA/o f/toc&lsr/wr/OA/ l>0 THIS STvrlP TAte- you mPMEj VOICES ccrrzBA/j CAA/3= &o....? MAN? I have always considered myself a strong support- -awl er of BGSU athletics. An organization which I have always thought to exemplify strong support of our University's athletic programs was, until very recent- ly, the Athletic Band. I came home from Saturday's hockey game against Ohio State University very dis- appointed after overhearing the band director tell the group, "calm down everyone, it's just a game and it doesn't really matter anyway, because, we (the hock- ey team) suck." The comment was not made in an announcement style, and I am sure it was meant only for the ears of a few, but nevertheless, as a non-band ■BJaMNW WHY DoTrfcyE TfNouS 900I mpfttee *«' member, I heard it. Even if the director of the Athletic Band ironically does not support BGSU ath- letics, I think it is his professional duty to keep that GrW BE HAVWG FUA/? fO&jA UFfshtrtH opinion to himself, at least for a couple of hours while he is leading the band at a BGSU sports event. 8*6 OF ftMES wt> V\b£0GAHBS) A UKAtO* Jon Collum TWO flF*-«wi&«r/r Senior BALf Visual Communications I [email protected]

Letters to the Editor policy The BG News encourages readers' Input to discuss topics of Interest In the BGSU community. If you would like to have something printed In The BG News, we offer you two formats. ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double-spaced pages). ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 800-900 words) can be submit- ted as Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations Religion and science, at odds again? and considered based on topic relevance and quality. Please Include your address, major, academic class and phone number Evolution, science and God? lar experiments and over time a tion and the institutions which have (phone numbers are for verification only and will not be published). If you are not a BGSU student, please provide your position and affiliation Since this seems to be such a heated theory is established. A theory is built civilizations are lying in rub- with the University or community. debate, I'm putting my 15 cents in always open to speculation. This is ble around us because they are no Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Letters brought in on a because, like Bill Hicks, I feel it's why science has been so slow and longer relevant to contemporary Macintosh compatible disk are preferred. Bring the letter to Room 210 my duty to pass on information at successful at showing us how the West HaU, or e-mail us at bgnewstf bgnet bgsu edu Be prepared to show global society. valid identiflcanon upon receipt of letter. Anonymous letters will be all times so that we can all learn, universe actually works. When I say evolution, I don't printed if valid identification is given and the editorial board deems evolve and get the hell off this plan- The second function of the myth anonymity is In the proper Interests of the writer. mean apes changing into human et. has been distorted in our culture beings. I'm talking about psycho- Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters The grossest misconception is because of the illusion of national- received. The News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The sociological evolution. For the first Editorial Board acknowledges all entries submitted for publication. that science proves things to be ism and the breakdown of the fami- time in history, humanity has the ly unit. This is now a global society true. This is incorrect. Science sys- ability to speak with itself the tematically proves things to be and no amount of war-profiteering world over. We realize we are one false. This is a slow process that propaganda will change this fact. Penny Brown . Special Projects Editor community in a limited space of Tony Cavallario . .Assistant Opinion Editor takes many years for ideas and con- which it is a part. The second func- This must be incorporated in the cepts to change, but it is also the education of the youth of our indifference. The only drama we Tom Denk, Eric Kuebler . .Assistant Entertainment Editors tion of a proper mythology is to have known since the dawn of most advanced form of thinking the ground the individual to the society world. The time has come to shed Denise Domanski . .Assistant Copy Chief experience is our own. With this human race has created to relate to of which they are a part. The third these petty little borders and Ryan Johnson . .Assistant Sports Editor epiphany, we look to space to see if our universe. function is to relate the individual boundaries and face reality: This is Stephanie Schneider .. .Assistant Graphics Editor I've heard mention of an intelli- to the pedagogical process of birth, a global community! there is another drama in the stars. gent designer. The scientific maturation and death. The fourth The third function is something When we look outward, we do not look with eyes that know the divi- Copyright 0 1998, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting method is not concerned with spiri- and most vital function of a with which the individual must of any material from this publication without the permission of tual matters or with proving ulti- mythology (the one missing in the deal. Death is difficult to under- sion of nationalism or mediocre The BG News Is strictly prohibited. mate causes such as the events popular religions of today) is to stand and is greater in complexity bickering over the metaphor of The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and which happened before the begin- relate the individual, the society to deal with in this limited scope, God. Humanity looks into space as Is published dally during the academic year and weekly during the ning of the universe. According to and the natural world to the mys- so I will simply ask: Why have we, one culture, one voice, one mind summer semester. science, the universe did have a tery of life in contemporary terms. in our culture, separated living and one child that has not even Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not physical beginning which has been Science is concerned primarily from dying? Why have they begun to understand the intricate necessarily those of the student body, faculty, I'nlversity adminis- proven through observation and with the first function. Scientific become different things? And nature of its own existence. We tration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the physics. Ultimate causes are telel- metaphors relate to us a picture of when death has been understood wait, impatiently, for the new Spring 1998 BG News staff ogical thought and they are the how the universe works on a grand without this fear, does it not make mythology to come. The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any philosophers plaything. Science is scale and how the parts are interre- sense that living is dying and death errors In stories or photograph descriptions. Joshua Minion is a guest columnist concerned only with what can be lated. There's no such thing as a is a natural and dignified part of for The News. Comments can be direct- Decisions made by the Editor m-Chief and the Editorial Board are proven and not with spiritual spec- fact in science. There is a working the circle of life? final ed tojmintonQbgnet. bgsu.edu or 210 ulation and faith. hypothesis, which is given over to We come to the fourth function West Hall. Mythology serves four functions, observation and controlled experi- of mythology, and the crux of the Today's edition was designed and edited by as directed by Professor Joseph mentation The results are then world's problem. The reason the ± Beth Kerby. Copy Chief ^ Campbell: The first is to relate the publicly released for scrutiny by world is in chaos is because the ^ She can be reached at (419) 372-6966 society to the natural world of other scientists who perform simi- human race is undergoing evolu- I / i I « PEOPLE ON THE STREET Today's Question: "Do you think it is necessary for minority faculty members to teach a class that focuses on minorities?" THE BG NEWS

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Matt Musteric Corey Minor John Klein Jenni Felten Cortney Kalfas QUOTE OF THE DAY Grad. Grad. Freshman Sophomore Senior History Guidance Counseling History Elementary Ed. Construction Mgmt. ^ ^ If he thinks he's the winner, we g^ A "Shut up I'm danc- "It should not matter 'No. I'm In a class "Yes. because they "Yes, because they ££ may have a battle of the (moving) ^P ^m ing." what race it is as long as now that could not would know more can relate better." the person Is competent follow that." about the situa- vans. in the field and able to tion." project that Information with cultural sensitivity."

Luis Fernandez Cot an idea for a "People on Ihe Streel" question? K-mail ua at "bfnrwa#afnrl.bf su". attorney for Joe Carollo, the man who claims to be the mayor of Miami THURSDAY THRILLS "University UPCOMING EVENTS 1 trustees were "Upcoming Event*" is ■ servire lo our rmdirs borrowed daily via the University web page. The calendar of taken aback event* on the web page has a more complete listing of events and can be accessed through *www.bgsu.edu". at -"^aaaaaaaafl ^ i when President Thursday, 3/5/98 Festival Series: Alvin Alley Sidney Ribeau Repertory Ensemble (8 p.m.) ■ brought along Mary Kay (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Arts a? Math Science Building. Sponsored by Center. One of America's most exciting his new pet, Alpha Lambda Delta. young dance companies closes this years 1 "^ - *■■ k Stubby, to the Festival Series. The hand-picked ensem- 1 .-aaaaaa1 Jewelry Sale by Jim Goyt (10 a.m. - ble showcases works by some of today's latest meeting." 4 p.m.) cutting edge choreographers. Single tick- Education Building steps. Sponsored ets are priced at $14. $22 and $28. Call by UAO. 372-8171 or 800/589-2224 for reserva- i tions. UAO Jewelry Sale (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) ■R, - «■(, ' " ■ * Math and Science Building Foyer. BGSU Recreational Sports employ- Sponsored by UAO. ment opportunities (TBA) Rec Center. Lifeguard water testing for Mud Hens Ticket Sales (11 a.m. - 2 98-99 academic year applicants. p.m.) SE»>-'-3HH Education Building. Sponsored by the Friday, 3/6/98 Sport Management Alliance. Tickets will be on sale for $4 each, and can be Dealing with the Changing Times (8 exchanged for any game. Proceeds will a.m. -10 a.m.) benefit Dance Marathon. Room 2. College Park. Find solutions and follow through during financial cut- Thursday Thrills Is MAC Men's Swimming ft backs and swirls of conflict in the ever ■» " changing professional world. Fee. For just that - just for Diving Championships thrills. Please do not (Noon) information/registration, call Continuing Athens. Ohio. Day # 1 of the Education. 419/372-8181. take it seriously. league meet. Sessions start at "7J? We're trying to have noon and 7 p.m.. respectively Jewelry Sale by Jim Goyt (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) a good time here. .' Study Abroad Informational Education Building steps. Sponsored Have a fun dayl Session (4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.) by UAO. 1103Offenhauer west Session to learn about the UAO Jewelry Sale (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) many overseas study pro- Math and Science Building Foyer. TODAY'S OHIO Weather grams available Sponsored by UAO.' to BGSU stu- Thursday, March 5 dents. The pro- Mud Hens Ticket Sales (11 a.m. - 2 AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures cedures that p.m.) WEATHER Education Building. Sponsored by the MICH. must be fol- Sport Management Alliance. lowed in order Tickets will be on sale for $4 to study abroad each, and can be exchanged .^J^ZZZ^r-v^ l Cleveland | 36"| will be dis- for any game. Proceeds will Today: "fT* \ Toledo | 38° | ^\^—-TT cussed. Call 372- benefit Dance Marathon. 0309/0479 with ques- Cold, broken clouds tions. MAC Men's Swimming ft Diving Mansfield 37° Executive Master Championships I- of Organization (Noon) Development Athens, Ohio. Day #2 High: 39 Low: 21 Reception (5 of the league meet p.m.) £3 Sessions start at noon Toledo Hilton. and 7 p.m., respectively Glendale Ave.. Friday: Dayl on 41 ] Columbus 41 Toledo. Ohio. Learn Softball vs. DUnois State more about the (Noon) Chilly, more clouds than sun Executive Master of College Station, Texas. The Organization Development Falcons head to Texas for the team's Cincinnati 44° Program at BGSU! Join us spring trip. BG will play in two tourna- for an information session where all ments, as well as playing a pair of dou- your questions about this program will be ble-headers, while in the Lone Star State. High: 41 Low: 32 answered. Today's action is the first in the Aggie Invitational, a three-day tourney hosted _S=L Festival Series Forum (7:30 p.m.) KY. Portsmouth! 45° | Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical by Texas ASM £^ Arts Center. Hosted by Dr. Paul Hunt. Spring Break Skiing Trip (6 p.m. - 2 PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at Free. The University. We at The BG News consider it an a.m.) offbeat page where we try to offer something for every- Comedian Frank Caliendo (7:30 BoyneSki Resort. Michigan. CAN- 1(3^0 "gQ r^ / be answered! Printing Services at Park Ave. Warehouse "V LOVE, •C love. will be open regular hours 8-5 BETH & THE 240 GIRLS <^ all your CC friends Questions • call 372-2216 Tell mom most of what you're up to. 1-800-COLLECT page 4 The BG News Thursday, March 5, 1998

Editor-in-Chief Darla Warnock WIRE WATCH 372-6966 Hackers attack software weakness The Associated Press "It's not the typical hacker The attack preys on Windows News penetration where they get into "All the major NT systems by sending a barrage LOS ANGELES -- Microsoft the machine and access or cor- of Invalid data to computers. The peddled a quick fix Wednesday to rupt online data. They just sort of operating systems computer devotes more and Digest a software weakness that appar- lob this bombshell that sort of are attacked from more memory and processing ently allowed hackers to shut kills it," said Ron Broersma, a power to the invalid data until it down computers from coast to computer security expert with time to time over the crashes, said Craig Huckabee, compiled from wire report! coast, mostly in government and the Space and Naval Warfare course of the year." research associate at the Univer- university offices. Systems Command in San Diego. sity of Wisconsin's computer lab, The attack shut down Broersma estimated that hun- where more than 160 computers DANCE thousands of computers with dreds and maybe thousands of Ed Muth were hit. University dance team to hold tryouts for next Windows NT systems Monday Navy desktops crashed Monday "It seems to be a prank sort of night. It was followed by smaller night. The Microsoft remedy was Microsoft's security manager thing," he said. "It could be just year assaults Tuesday and Wednes- applied In time to avert a second to draw attention to Windows NT day. attack Wednesday morning, he company uses monopolistic or some of the failures in Micro- The dance team will be holding a mandatory information night Windows NT is a popular oper- said. strategies to squelch competi- soft products. I don't know." for those interested in trying out for next year's team. ating system for larger comput- tion. Microsoft urged customers to The meeting will be held tonight at 9 p.m. in Business Adminis- Microsoft downplayed specu- ers and networks. The attacks lation by some victims that the "All the major operating download a software "patch" that tration Building room 110. systems are attacked from time According to Tricia Howard, coach of the dance team, those el- caused computers to crash, but attack was related to chairman stops computers from reacting to igible for the team must be a current full-time student and at there were no reports of any Bill Gates' appearance Tuesday to time over the course of the the flawed data. The patch actu- least a second semester freshman. computer information being lost before the Senate Judiciary year," said Ed Muth, Microsoft's ally has been available since or stolen. Committee on charges that the security manager. January. ■ SIMPSONS Network wants to see more naked butts LINCOLN, Neb. -- The former animator and director of "The Minorities wait longer for liver transplants Simpsons" says the secret to the show's success is not in the stars, but in the moon. The Associated Press evidence that this occurs," she "Fox would prefer we have more naked butts, please," David said. "It is difficult to measure how often issues of Silver-man said before a recent appearance at the University of BALTIMORE - Minorities wait Some physicians said the sur- Nebraska. financing delay surgery, but there is He said whenever a character's exposed rear was shown, Fox longer for liver transplants than vey did not reflect what they saw used it to promote that week's episode. white men, and the discrepancy In their operating rooms. anecdotal evidence that this occurs." "If it was on any other network, 'The Simpsons' would not be may be based on financial as well "It's hard for me to imagine what it is today," he said. as medical reasons, according to how a minority patient would be Silverman directed "The Simpsons" when it began nine years a study. prejudiced against" said Dr. ago. He left in 1996 to work for DreamWorks SKG. The longer wait for minorities John Fung, director of transplant Ann Klassen Questions from the crowd of mostly college students ranged may partly be because many are surgery at University of Pitts- from whether the character Smithers is gay - Silverman said blood type O ~ about 45 percent - burgh Medical Center. instructor at John Hopkins School of Publ ic Health yes - to how long the series will run (another year and possibly putting them on a more competi- Fung agreed with the study's longer, he said). tive list, according to the study to finding that the need for small- be published in Thursday's edi- size organs could make it harder that more research was needed. expensive organ transplant, with ■ GOSSIP tion of Medical Care. for women to find a donor. The Hopkins study looked at a median cost of about $186,000 A magazine apologized to Demi Moore in a re- But financial reasons also The study found that women 7,422 patient records from the in 1992. could be a factor because sur- waited about 21 days longer than United Network for Organ Shar- The Hopkins study comes a traction geons may place patients on wait- the men's median of 68 days. The ing and the Organ Procurement week after the government ing lists without final approval middle number of waiting days Transplant Network over a ordered the nation's transplant MELBOURNE, Australia - A gossip magazine apologized to from third-party payers, said the was 70 for blacks, 88 for Hispan- 27-month period from 1990 programs to offer donated livers Demi Moore and Bruce Willis for a story called "Demi's Bulimia study's author, Ann Klassen, an ics and 124 for Asians. On the through 1992. to the sickest patients first, Hell" that said the couple's marriage was in trouble. Instructor at the Johns Hopkins whole, the median was 76 days. rather than give priority to The apology and retraction ran a full page in this week's issue Liver transplants account for Critically ill patients waited 20 percent of all transplants and patients who live closest to the of Sew Idea. School of Public Health. Willis and Ms. Moore sued th; magazine last year, denying "It is difficult to measure how about seven days. are the second most common donor. About 7,000 patients wait there was any truth to the July 12 story. often issues of financing delay Ms. Klassen said the study was type of transplant In the United each year for the distribution of surgery, but there is anecdotal the first of its kind, and agreed States. They are also the most only 4,000 livers.

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City tries to restore mausoleum Thursday, March 5th, 1998 made to improve the building so ies, said Bill Blair, public works □ The City Council has that others may enjoy it. director. He said of those 142 7:30 PM encountered several He said he expects the project bodies, 32 have been buried will be completed before the throughout Oak Grove cemetery. ' Lenhart Grand Ballroom problems in trying to Memorial Day celebration. Another problem with remov- restore the Oak Grove "We will restore that turf to its ing the bodies is the lack of a- $2.00 Cemetery. original mint condition before vailability of vaults. Memorial Day 1998," Fawcett "We have learned that we can The BC News said. bury up to 50 people a day, but According to Fawcett, one the manufacturers that are pro- Watch Frank transform into Changes are being made to the problem people have encoun- viding the concrete vaults can different personalities such as Oak Grove Cemetery and Mauso- tered with removing the bodies only manufacture 42 a week," leum. in the mausoleum in order to Blair said. "It is our plan right Robin Williams. Jerry Seinfeld. The Bowling Green City Coun- restore the building is the wet, now to work one to two days and John Madden. Tonv Danza . and cil decided Monday night to moist ground of the cemetery in then shut down for two weeks un- restore and repair the cemetery combination with an inordinate til more vaults come in." others right before your and mausoleum. amount of foot traffic. eyes! The current mausoleum is in So far, 142 out of 306 bodies He said the project can still be poor condition, and according to have been moved from the completed by the end of April if John Fawcett, city municipal moseleum and put in various everything goes well and no Questions? Call administrator, efforts are being other cemeteries in nearby cit- more major problems occur. rKANKCALIENVO 372-7164 — Imitator Of)f famous people Spielberg stalker convicted

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Sports Editor Jason McMahon 4? SPORTS 372-2602 SprewelL contract Earl the Pearl reinstated, Boykins dazzles, EMU wins MAC suspension The Associated Press points and 12 rebounds for seventh-seeded Miami (17-12), TOLEDO -- Tiny Earl Boy- while Damon Frierson had 18 shortened kins scored 29 points and di- points, John Estick 14 and Ref i- The Associated Press rected traffic Inside and out as Miami 77 loe Lethunya had 10. Eastern Michigan beat Miami Eastern Michigan . . .92 It was the third game without NEW YORK -- Latrell Sprewell of Ohio 92-77 Wednesday night head coach Charlie Coles for won a $16.3 million victory, but to win the Mid-American Con- revenge for losing in last the RedHawks. In Saturday's lost his fight to return to the NBA ference championship and a year's MAC title game to the quarterfinal upset at second- this season. spot In the NCAA tournament. RedHawks. They were appear- seeded Western Michigan, The bitter battle over The skinny, 5-foot-5 guard ing in a record fourth straight Coles suffered a first-half Sprewell's attack on his coach set a three-game tournament conference final. heart attack. He remains hos- concluded Wednesday as an arbi- scoring record with 89 points, Derrick Dial added 22 points, pitalized. trator overturned the Golden breaking the mark of 86 set by James Head 13, Jon Zajac 12 Boykins had scored 35 points State Warriors' termination of Miami's Ron Harper in 1985. and Nkechi Ezugwu 10 for and sealed a 93-92 victory over his contract and reduced a one- Boykins was a unanimous Eastern, which hit 34-of-67 Ball State in Tuesday's semi- year suspension imposed by the selection as the tournament shots from the field (SI per- final by stripping Ball State's NBA MVP. cent). Lamont Roland as he dribbled Sprewell's suspension will end The fourth-seeded Eagles Boykins added seven assists, in for a possible go-ahead bas- July 1, five months earlier than (20-9), winners of four in a row three rebounds and a steal. the league wanted, and he will be and 11 of their last 13, got Wally Szczerbiak had 26 • See PEARL, page eight. paid $16.3 mil-1 lion over the next t w oI seasons Little man carries team, whether he returns to the I Warriors or if I carries home MAC trophy they trade him to another| team. □ EMU'S 5-5 guard In addition to the white jer- Mid-American Conference sey emblazoned with the hun- Champions." "I find that a Sprewell scores 29 points and ter green "11" that so many de- The net that had 64 of Boy- penalty of 68 took home some sou- fenders have dreaded and the kins' points fall through it in games (and $6.4 million in lost billowy shorts that make his two nights was now resting on salary) is commensurate with the venirs. tiny legs look like a toothpick his shoulders - the same place severity of the misconduct, ad- in a straw, the 5-foot-S guard his team had been all tourna- dresses the wrong done to the ByJIMTOCCO sported some more important ment long. head coach and conveys a mes- The BC News garb. And in addition to all that, he sage that violence in the NBA Around his neck hung one of wore a smile that lit up the will be dealt with severely but TOLEDO - Earl Boykins the SeaGate Centre nets, of room. always with due regard to prin- ciples of fairness," arbitrator added two accessories to his which he had cut the final "I wasnt going to let Miami, A*i»clalrd PTTII ph«l* outfit after Eastern Michigan's John Feerick wrote. strands. And on his head, a Ball State or Toledo beat us," EMU's Earl Boykins lays in two of his 29 points as Miami's An- 92-77 win over Miami Wednes- The decision was a big defeat navy blue hat that came thony Taylor watches helplessly during the first half Wednesday. day night. straight to the point: "1998 • See LITTLE MAN, page eight. • See SPREWELL, page seven. Falcons ready to dive into MACs □ The MAC champion- if everything goes right and they style events. ships begin tonight for get some help from the Red- Toledo's strength comes from f^r Swimming Hawks. sprint freestyler Dan Drager, the BC men's swim- Speaking of the RedHawks, the who was just named the last MAC mers. team that ended the dynasty last Swimmer of the Week, and back- will be interesting to see how year is definitely not the same stroker Ross Ftowells who holds By MICHAEL LEONARD Toledo performs at the site of its one Miami brings to the pool this the top eight times in the MAC In The BC News narrowest victory. season. The RedHawks' best the 200-yard backstroke. The other major player in this hope comes from Kevin Northup, For the second consecutive year's championship will be per- a specialist in the butterfly and Ohio's home pool advantage for week, the Mid-American Confer- ennial favorite Eastern Michi- legitimate contender in the the meet is not to be taken ence swimming championships is gan. Up until last year, the Eagles 20Oyard individual medley. BG's lightly. OU is undefeated at likely to come down to a battle had dominated the conference best hope for individual gold home, save the squeaker against between two powerhouses. with a 17-year run of MAC cham- comes from sophomore Matt Toledo. The Bobcats could throw Also for the second straight pionships. Johnsen, who shocked the MAC a monkey wrench Into the title week, BG will be on the outside After being unseated by Miami by winning the lOOyard breas- hopes of either Eastern or looking In when it comes to the last year, the Eagles have been troke last year. Johnsen stands a Toledo, and should be expected team title on a mission to regain their title good chance of defending his ti- to finish strong. The MAC men's swimming all season long. Eastern's lone tle, as well as contending in the championships get underway to- MAC loss, a 130-113 meet at 20Oyard breastroke and individ- As usual, Ball State's biggest day at the Ohio University Toledo, did not deter the Eagles ual medley. assets are its divers. Dave Gar- Aquatic Center in Athens. The as they took on the most difficult Senior captain Tom Stoltz is row Is the class of the MAC on meet opens with two prohibitive non-conference schedule of any BG's other main threat in the dis- the boards and he has a talented favorites looking to slug it out. MAC team. tance freestyle, although Stoltz supporting cast behind him. In The Toledo Rockets' men's As for the Falcons, BG has admits that the£0Oyard event is the water, however, the Car- squad is the exact opposite of its been relegated to the MAC cellar probably his best shot at success. dinals are an enigma, and could female counterpart. The Rockets over the last six years. This The reason for Stoltz's reluc- finish anywhere from third to are versatile, have several possi- season, however, there is a light tance to claim victory in the sixth ble NCAA qualifiers and are hu- at the end of the tunnel for the SOOyard and mile freestyle: ngry for a title after a close Falcons. EMU's Mark Leonard. Lecnard is As for Northern Illinois, the shave last year. Undefeated dur- After defeating Northern Illi- one of the best swimmers in the Huskies are in trouble. Unlike ing the regular season, on paper nois and putting a scare into nation in the 500 free and may be their female counterparts, NIU the Rockets look unbeatable. 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I fr i h )/ Thursday, March 5, 1998 The BG News page 7 Pole vault a Downey dynasty Sports Briefs

□ The event is a family was young. It began with simply indiviual and team numbers for Katzenmoyer convicted of drunken driving learning how to hold the pole nationals. affair for a BG senior. properly, and progressed from Men's Track Though provisionally qualified there to a lifelong obsession. COLUMBUS - Andy Katzenmoyer is an Ail-American on the to compete in the national cham- football field, but on Wednesday he was like most other motor- By TIMOTHY MINNECI "He learned from my grand- m. in the pole vault every season in pionships, Downey needs to im- ists caught driving drunk. The BC News father," Downey said. "It's kind which he competed. A third-place prove In order to make the NCAA Five days after he was stopped for speeding on campus, the of been a family tradition." finish at the MAC Championships meets in a week and a half. Ohio State linebacker pleaded no contest and was found guilty of When Travis Downey was In At Otsego High School, Dow- at Kent last weekend broke his'' 'Travis has to jump higher," drunken driving by Judge William Pollitt of Franklin County grade school, he played sports in ney competed in other events in stranglehold on the conference Sink said succinctly. "They (the Municipal Court. the back yard with his father just addition to the pole vault. After a crown in the vault. NCAA) dont take that many." Pollitt ordered Katzenmoyer, 20, to serve 180 days in jail, but like any young boy might. But in- league cham- Currently ranked 21st in the suspended all but three days for two years' probation, Deputy stead of tossing around a base- pionship his nation, both Downey and BG Regardless of where he finish- Clerk David Petikas said. Katzenmoyer will serve the three days ball, young Travis learned to pole junior year, a in an alcohol counseling program. coach Sid Sink know that the es, in the MAC or NCAA meets, First-time drunken driver offenders must serve either three vault. pulled hamstr- season is hardly over. Downey's focus after school is days in jail or attend an alcohol counseling program, Petikas In the Downey household, the ing cut his "After the MAC, I was kind of rooted in the traditioi. that has said. pole vault has not merely been a senior season disappointed. I just have been flowed down the family tree. Katzenmoyer's driver's license was suspended for 180 days sport. For three generations, it short, leaving unable to put it together," Dow- He plans to do some coaching and he was fined $300. has been a passion. the defending ney said. "I don't know if it's at a local school, and might even A second charge of speeding was dismissed. "Up until about seventh grade champs with a mental or what. My biggest prob- go back to Otsego and find some we used to have a vaulting pit in second-place lem is just being able to put prac- young, eager pole vaulter that he Spikers to hold tryouts the back yard," explained Dow- team finish. ~ tices ... converting them to can pass down three generations Downe ney, a senior construction man- That would be y meets." of knowledge and experience. The Bowling Green volleyball program will be holding open agement major. "I used to prac- the end of runner-up showings tryouts March 17 at Anderson Arena at 3:30 p.m. All candidates tice about every other day." for a long time for Downey. Today at Eastern Michigan and "I would like to coach. Once I must see assistant coach Tom Hanna in 201 Memorial Hall by Friday at Indianapolis, the men's Friday to pick up necessary forms. AH athletes will need a physi- Tim Downey, an assistant Since coming to BG, he has have a job I would like to do cal in order to try out, as well as being academically eligible to men's track coach at Bowling simply dominated. Prior to this track team will send Downey and that," Downey said. "Wherever I compete by NCAA and Mid-American Conference standards. Green, taught his son like he had year, Downey had been the Mid- others to the last-chance meets, a can assist, helping kids, especial- Anyone with questions Is urged to call 372 7413. learned from his father when he American Conference champion final opportunity to strengthen ly in the pole vault." Knight won't be suspended for Big Ten tourney SPREWELL CHICAGO - He's never tried to hide his distaste for a Big Ten Continued from page six. It wasn't a total victory for "The reinstatement is probably practice Dec. 1 Ignited a national tournament. But Indiana's Bob Knight is going to coach in the Sprewell, however, because he going to make two parties unha- debate over issues of authority, league's first-ever despite his recent tirade against an official. After considering penalties that could have included a one- for the Warriors and a lesser set- was hoping to return to the ppy - Mr. Sprewell and Golden sportsmanship, out-of-control game suspension, Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany said back for the league office. league this season. State," Stern said. "In fact, we athletes and fair punishment. Wednesday that Knight can coach the Hoosiers in the tourna- "The arbitrator is a very chari- Now, the choice of where to have reason to believe Sprewell ment that begins Thursday at the United Center. Indiana plays table man, and he made a chari- play is out of his hands and his was looking forward to free The Warriors did not imme- Ohio State in the opening round. table decision in respects to Mr. future wont be known until the agency." diately comment on the ruling, Compiled from staff and wire reports Sprewell In this decision," NBA Warriors trade him - which they Sprewell's attack on Golden although the team scheduled a commissioner David Stem said. are expected to do this summer. State coach P.J. Carlesimo at news conference.

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^^P- The word's out on BG's LaSusa aids BG off the court l^R^preferred Internet service. □ The Falcon co- is redshirting this year. The Also despite being redshirted, Spanish major is taking the year she still practices day in and day *\9-} And lots of folks captain is still a major off after a trip to Spain last Tennis out and does the hard stuff to part of the team despite summer. BL keep in shape. ^ C. are racing to join. match, she was out on the courts redshirting this year. She arrived back in BG about a In terms of coming here. Dean, week before school began, not giving her teammates a few poin- was a big inspiration for that. La- So ... what are YOU waiting for? enough time to get in shape or in ters here and there. Susa also didn't want to go to a By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM a competitive frame of mind. "I try to help Coach if needed, medium-size program. 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En route thusiasm the senior co-captain the team Most of the things she does is to winning four letters at Shelby, possesses. togetherness, for her teammates. LaSusa posted a 59-1 singles re- "She is a fantastic captain," Dean attributes "It's a team most people can cord in her final three years. She that to LaSusa only dream of being on," LaSusa earned All-Northern Ohio League said BG coach Penny Dean. LaSusa "She's always making sure and said it said. "This team means the world honors in the three seasons. everyone is involved. She didn't starts and ends with her. LaSusa to me and it's a pleasure to be on want to be out of the tennis scene does that and other things be- a team like this." The Whippets went 20-0 in both after this year." cause of her experience. She's Her redshlrt status doesn't LaSusa's sophomore and senior The Shelby native Is the Fal- been with the program foui bother her because she now has years. As a senior, LaSusa fin- cons' inspirational leader, ac- years. the chance to be with the team ished fourth in the state in dou- cording to Dean, even though she At Saturday's Illinois-Chicago another full year. bles play. LITTLE MAN Continued from page six. the MAC Tourney over the MAC "I don't think I get enough re- Two years ago, Boykins and Player of the Year any day. The spect," Boykins said. "And I the Eagles entered the NCAA he said. MAC Tourney MVP usually goes don't think this team gets enough Tournament as the No. 9 seed and And the senior from Cleveland to the NCAA Tournament." respect upset Duke before losing to top- didn't. He scored 89 points in the That's exactly where he's go- "I have to prove myself every seeded Connecticut. That team three games against those ing, but he had to beat Bonzi him- time I go out on the court. I think turned some heads. schools, breaking Ron Harper's self to get there. Tuesday night, people doubt me and they're kind Boykins says this year's team Mid-American Conference Tour- Boykins stole the show, scoring of waiting for me to slip up." should do the same thing. nament record. He was unani- 35 points to Wells' 24 in EMU's But Boykins hasn't slipped up "This will be strictly busi- mously named the tournament's 93-92 overtime win. yet. Every team has a scheme to ness," he said. "I'm going to go Most Valuable Player. "Where's the MVP now?" read guard him and none of them have there and give them show." The award brought some relief a sign in the stands. "He's watch- worked. The show he gave Wednesday to the senior star, who some peo- ing Earl." "We really didn't have an an- night will put him in the national ple thought should have won the It would certainly seem that swer for Earl Boykins," said spotlight and add one more ac- league's Player of the Year a- the world at large is giving Boy- Miami co-captain Wally Szczer- cessory to his wardrobe - a MAC ward over Ball State standout kins his due. This from the di- biak. "He's a great little player. championship ring. Bonzi Wells. minutive guard that's been try- If we stopped him from scoring, "This makes up for it," Boy- ing to prove himself his whole he'd pass and another guy would The Associated Press contrib- kins said. "I'll take the MVP of Ufe. get a layup." uted to this report. PEARL and hit a 3-pointer at the 10:38 Dial had been the story early Continued from page six. jumpers then scored on a layup off a fastbreak assist from Corey mark to put the Eagles ahead on, hitting his first four shots - -ket with 10 seconds left in over- Tarrant. 68-54. After a missed Miami free t all on 3 pointers - as the Eagles time. He put a capper on the surge throw, he drove directly at zipped to a 15-5 lead. Miami, run- The littlest player on the court by beating a defender, encoun- 6-foot-10 Rich Allendorf and ning with the smaller and deeper saved some magic for the cham- tering a wall of defenders and looped In a 10-footer for a 70-54 Eagles, got as close as 30-28 on pionship game. bouncing a pass to a wide open lead. Szczerbiak's 18-footer with 6:38 Boykins dazzled near the end Ezugwu for a dunk at the 1:17 When Dial came off another left in the half. of the first half, scoring all of mark that made it 44-34. pick at the arc to hit a 3-pointer Eastern's points In a 10-4 run that Ahead 46-36 at the break, and the accompanying foul shot Miami became the fifth No. 7 expanded the Eagles' lead from Eastern maintained a lead of at at the 7:28 mark. 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♦. tl t> Tom Denk TheBG n News I'lwWw * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * Oscar alive, despite itself Local band Paper Plate Woe is me ... Mono is a sad Page N-l The BG News Growing up, there was plays two release parties band. Read a review of their never anything really for their new CD Lost. sad CD in this week's Thursday, Intriguing about watching What stamina! Sound Parade March 5,1998 the Academy Awards on the tube. Entertainment Editor Although the movies dif- LOCAL MUSIC CD REVIEWS John Wenzel fered each year, a horrific 372-2603 pattern annually emerged: * N-2 •> N-2 old stars lined up to get pseudo-lifetime achieve- ment awards while popular work was repeatedly ignored. But while every major awards ceremony has been blasted for acclaiming the "wrong" recipients, the • • • Oscars still thrives. The And the winner is awards ceremony ranks annually as the second Beat Actor: highest rated television Jack Nicholson and Peter program behind the Supei Fonda both won Golden Bowl (and the winner of Globes this year. Robert that is more predictable). Duvall's performance is pro- Perhaps the most egre- found but unknown. Hoffman gious sin the Oscars con- probably won't win after tinually commits is its scraping for the last nomina- uncanny ability to high- tion. Matt Damon may have light the dull and abbrevi- given the best performance, ate the exciting. but is considered a long shot For example, last year because of his age. However. Cuba Gooding Jr. delivered Nicholson and Fonda may one of the most memorable split votes, providing an upset acceptance speeches ever, chance. but it was cut short for a Beat Actress: commercial. Yet. the televi- With four British stars tak- sion audience got to hear ing nominations, this category the winner of best costume is an enigma. Julie Christie design drone for an equal has already won some awards amount of time. for her performance, but many Fair? Yes. consider the film too weak Boring? Hell yes! By TOM DENK overall for her to win. Producing a live awards The BG News A victory by either Golden ceremony is certainly deli- Globe champ Judi Dench or cate, especially when the Helena Bonham Carter would winners aren't known and On Mon. March 23. the not surprise. Hunt could steal there are sponsors to Academy of Motion all the American votes, but is please. But aren't 96% of Picture Arts & Sciences she overshadowed by acceptance speeches are will honor the best work in Nicholson? Winslet has the the same anyway? film from 1997. undeniable Titanic"-factor on The winner says. "I'd With vibrant young nomi- her side. like to thank (enter deity), nees, grizzled veterans and Best Supporting Actor: my (significant other), my surprisingly crafty filmmakers Robin Williams has given agent, the film's producers, producing nominated films for himself every reason to avoid Matt Damon stars with Robin Williams in Best Picture nominee "Good Will Hunting' all tastes, the 70th Academy its director, and (if time) shallow Disney-esque antics ignored? Hopkins seems to be hasn't directed the winner of wielding Writers Guild gave the writer." Awards will attempt to claim forever. Reynolds was great, 1997 as the year the film the odd-man out. but past- the best film. While Cameron their award to Mark Andrus This is fine, except it's but the Oscars tend to avoid winners should never be dis- guided his transcending film and James L. Brooks. Writers more tiresome than a industry set itself right. controversial films (a la "Pulp The story for this year's missed in any category. with a maniacal vision, he also love films about writers, and Batman sequel after the Fiction"), which does not help Anything but a Williams win did so with an absurd budget. Brooks seems to have stolen third and fourth repetition. awards began developing last Reynolds' portrayal of a porn March, when producer Saul would be a shame. Reynolds Meanwhile. Hanson weaved an this Oscar. An awards ceremony will and Kinnear are dark horses. equally impressive tale without Beat Picture: normally carry a quality Zaentz walked on stage and accepted the best picture stat- Best Supporting Actress: computers or an inflated bud- "The Full Monty" and "As equal to that of its hon- Bastnger has the votes of get (only S37 million to Good As It Gets" are both orees. For my generation, ue for The English Patient." That and other independent the "L.A. Confidential" band- Cameron's $200 million). Van excellent movies, but are both that doesn't bode well for wagon. The 87-year-old Stuart Sant's work was perfect, but just Oscar pretenders. "Good the Oscars. While movie films whipped the larger, more expensive studio movies, gar- has "Titanic" and sentiment he and the others need more Will Hunting" is an emotional marketers pound the on her side. Joan Cusack was than a miracle here. tale practically designed for young adult audience, the nering nearly all the Oscars. Host Billy Crystal summed in a comedy, but her part has The success of "Titanic" will the Oscars, but will likely lose Oscars usually honor films been well-reviewed and this be a monument to Cameron's emotion votes to "Titanic." with mature, critical It best, calling the night "Sundance East." That defini- category has often rewarded work, but he doesn't warrant "L.A. Confidential" has appeal. lighter performances. Moore the Oscar he will likely receive. deservedly won the most criti- So although favorites tive moment pointedly announced Hollywood wasn't went to the edge as a drug- Hanson defied all odds and cal acclaim and might pull off including "Raiders of the fueled porn star. Driver gets created a noir classic that is the upset. Lost Ark" and "Field of even close to living up to all its hype. All of which makes this lost in this category everything right about motion "Titanic" might have become Dreams" got nominated for In the most competitive cat- pictures. too big for its own good, as it best picture, widely-per- year so unexpected and excit- ing. egory, the deserving Moore will I le deserves the Oscar, but is now a slave to media ceived yawners such as film producer. Forster Is ultra- likely suffer from more "Boogie will be punished for a poor overkill. Remember, while : "Amadeus." "The Last The winners remain un- likable, but is viewed as known until their announce- Nights" snub. Basinger is a marketing campaign by teenage girls may drive the '■ Emperor" and "Driving another Tarantino product. slight favorite, but Cusack Warner Bros. film to box-office records, they Miss Daisy" took home the ment on television, but here How can Greg Kinnear win for are some theories on who will could take Oscar home. Best Screenplay (Original): won't be voting for the Oscar. hardware. his part, when the more criti- Best Director: Ben Affleck and Matt "L.A. Confidential" and This year, the Oscars be getting more than a free cally-favored performance of tuxedo on Oscar night. It's been eight years since Damon seemed locks for their "Good Will Hunting" are sim- have a chance with Rupert Everett in "My Best the winner of this category inspired script, but the clout- ply great movies made in the "Titanic" to attract a Friend's Wedding" was wrong year. younger generation of view- Voters will likely fall victim ers to add to its reliable, • Th€ Winner: Cameron lakes home t Actress Nomine—: Nights* Kobln Williams "Good Wig The Lineup: Oscar aa the winner of best film carries Helena Bonham Carter The Wings of the Hunting to vote "Titanic" right down older audience. tin* award The Beat- Hanson did the Dove." Julie Christie 'Afterglow.* Judi • The Winner and the Best: Robin their ballots, which means a This year's awards have • Best Picture Nominees: ssme 11 not more with much, much less. Dench 'Mrs. Brown." Helen Hunt 'As Williams gave arguably the best perfor- record-setting night is possi- amazing competition in all •As Good M II On«; The Pull Monty.' Frame for frame. Ills film matches the Oood as It Gets." Kalr wnwlei Titanic" mance of the year, and should win on his ble. While a "L.A. the major categories. Will "Oood Will Hunting." '••-«- Confidential.- special effects of Titanic' • The Winner and The Best: fourth Oscar nomination. Although the Titanic* • Bea-t Actor Nominees: Although this award could go to any of other men acted fine, an upset here Confidential- the ceremony take advan- • The Winner: Titanic- escape* upset Matt Dajuni "Good Will Hunting.- Robert the nominees. Winslet creates the would be a prolific Injustice. upset might ' tage of this arid give more bids as other contenders dilute votes. DuvaD The Apostle.* Peter Fonda "Ulees -Titanic* factor on her own Most audi- • Best Supporting Actress occur, it is more Nominees: coverage to major cate- The Bast; "1~A. Confidential* la more Gold." Dustin Hoffman "Wag the Dog." ences would have rather been on the likely to lose gories that are more excit- provocative, streamlined. Jack Nicholson "As Oood as It Gets" RMS Tu.mli than bear three hours of Dl Kim Basinger "LA. Confidential.' Joan • Best Director Nominee*; • The Winner: Nicholson goes Into Caprlo Cusack *ln ft Out" Minnie Driver "Good votes to other ing to the audience? rYler Catunro -The Full Monty.- Gua movie history with third Oscar, although • Best Supporting Actor Will Hunting.* Jullamie Moore 'Boogie films and Titanic- So after all the awards Van Sant "Oood Win Hunting." Curds Fonda might steal the award. The Beat.' Nominee*: Nights." Gloria Stuart TltaiUc" will steal the are given, will the Oscars Hanson "UA. Confidential.* Atom Rgovan Damon edges Nicholson, providing the Robert Forster 'Jackie Brown." Anthony • The Winner- Kim Basinger finally night, but fj itself be the biggest win- The Sweet Hereafter." James Cameron best young actor performance since Tom Hopkins "Amiatad," Oreg Kinnear *Aa earns some respect tor *L.A. Confidential" Titanic' Cruise In "Bom on the 4th of July * Good as It Gets.* Bun Reynolds "Boogie and herself. The Best: Jullanne Moore only for a ner? Hopefully. lur tin- unnerving "Boogie Nights* price.

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i N-2 he BG News Thursday, March 5, 1998 Paper Plate serves up honest rock

By MICHAEL PLANICKA so many of the bands today. The BG News "Admitting what you don't && know, makes you wiser." the Some of the recent alien movie One of the most band likes to say. scores of the past few years Included refreshing things Paper Plate released Lost are "Contact." 'Slarshlp Troopers." about Paper Plate Is last weekend at Howard's to a "Mars Attacks." "Star Trek: First that they admit packed house. The owner of Contact" and "Stargate." they're no smarter & "Starship Troopers" Is represented Howard's stated that It was by two different tracks that composer than anyone else. remnant of CD release parties Basil Poledourls has developed In Mono: Having only been together he had seen in L.A. sync with the movie. Both tracks are Formica Blues for a year now. this local band The excitement and energy surprisingly good, offering very mili- has already released a full- 1998-Mercury of the band was obviously felt tary-like pieces with elements of fast- length CD. Lost However, at Howard's. "Someone even Photo provided by band paced action through percussion. Mono, a duo from England that members Shawn Shacklett did a Jesus Christ dive off the "Star Trek: First Contact." "Star take their main cue from Portlshead. This gives way to the Trek: The Motion Picture" and "Star creates ballads that are melodic yet (drums). Jason Cates (vocals/ stage." singer Ben Jenkins shapely sound of the second Trek: Deep Space Nine" are all fea- subdued and dance music that Is guitar). Ben Jenkins (vocals/ said. track "Balloons." wherein the tured on the first disc. It's Important slow yet prodding. guitar) and Gregg Formanns Paper Plate's first CD Is a guitar riffs build on each Alien Invasion: to note that all three of the Trek Singer Slobahn De Mare's voice Is (bass) have been playing six song effort through Spork other. scores are very different In the own simultaneously chlld-llke and sultry, music all their lives. Productions that covers a lot They're the kind of songs Space & Beyond II respect, giving way to Individuality almost In the vein of a Madonna with Sean Is a member of the more vocal range. The opening track. of musical ground. Even you put in your car when you 1998 - Siva Screen between each one. A movie with not much notoriety, "Life In Mono." Is simply beautiful. local band Jackie-O. Jason though the band has only take a long road trip. The For those of you who enjoy movie or critical acclaim was "Stargate." And The chorus repeals what 1 seem to and Ben have lived the rock & been playing together for a heavy bass line and epic drum scores but can't afford to buy more It's score, composed by David Arnold. think Is. "Mangez-mol. I Just don't roll dream by spending time In year, the polished texture of rolls In "Henhouse" are perfect than a couple at the full retail price, Is also underrated for Its style and know what to do." over a swlrry mix of Nashville. Tenn. This experi- their songs stands out clearly for cruising through America's there's now a way to avoid the big overall dramatic theme. Japanese-sounding keyboard, twlnk- spending and develop a good variety ence gives Paper Plate's music in the disc. east. "Starman." a very heart-warming ley noises and a huge, bass heavy a uniqueness. It's unique In The album starts out with a In your collection. movie, has one of (he best dramatic drum beat. its honesty and not heady like SUva Screen Records has Just sci-fl scores I've ever heard, written by The song variation on this record straight rocker called "Stupid." •f See PLATE, page N-3 recently released Alien Invasion: Jack NlUsche ("One Flew Over the is flat. The first description could fit Space and Beyond U. a collection of Cuckoo's Nest"). most of the songs on here, (with the science-fiction scores from recent An unusual addition onto this set exception of the "Mangez-mof-type movies, obscure and old classic Is "Dune." The classic book and scl-fl part on a couple other songs). movies and a few television shows. tale are represented by the rock- If Memo's PR team are decent, then This 2 CD-set has a combined 37 Award-winning film captures untold story group Toto. who composed the score. the song "Disney Town" should be at tracks and over 150 minutes of Though Toto never made another least a minor radio hit. The song fea- movie sounds. The discs contain By SARAH LEWIS tlons. or the ease with which "I thought his novel was a score, this one captured the dark and tures wonderful, dreamy vibrato laden some previously hard-Io-flnd scores powerful overtones thai the movie guitars swimming amid a sea of The BG News she rushes from one inter- very interesting metaphor for or ones that would cost big bucks to wanted to express. sparkry keyboard and lighter drum viewer to another. Asian-Americans." she said. find. - Tod McCloskey beals. Layered on top of that are Shiny black hair Rcnee Tajima-Pena is the "On the one hand, he's got enchanting xylophone tones and the swinging and bright director and writer of the film this real love and enthusiasm almost ghost-like vocals of De Mare. red mouth smiling, "My America (...Or Honk If for America. As an immigrant, This record would be the perfect a certain quiet dig- You Love Buddha)." which you also come to America match to one's mood after being nity and grace sur- dumped by a loved one. The Irony is. * won a 1997 Sundance Film with love. It looks like such a It could get really big! rounds her. Festival Award. She presented huge country with so much - Daniel Mitchell Perhaps it is the patience she and discussed the documen- promise of freedom. has when answering ques- tary at the University this "On the other hand." she past Monday. The stop was continued. "Kerouac discov- only one of many In the film's ered this subculture of out- Howard's Club H publicity campaign. The "My siders - this alienated, new America" will also be broad- generation during the 1950s. Mon-Sat 2-2:30 am 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352-9951 cast nationally May 1 on PBS. "I have often thought of The film chronicles Asian- being an Asian-American as American life in the cultural, being lonely on the road, Thursday economic and political aspects because you're often the only Sledge Everyday Pain of American society. Filmed In one. you're part of such a many locations throughout small minority." Friday the country, it offers a Not only do Asian- Mike Katon glimpse of Asian-American Americans have to live with life, with all Its hopes, contra- this sense of loneliness, they Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinball dictions, humor and humani- also have to live with stereo- ty types. "We are looked at as Tajima-Pena was Inspired being the same, monolithic, to make the documentary by yellow mask." 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************************************* Thursday, March 5, 1998 The BG News page N-3 — FILM PLATE •> Continued from N-2 "However. I think 1 discovered ■y Continued from N-2 Lost. The band has also done what the right questions really says. "I wanted to dispel this At the end of the last track an Instrumental score to an are. It's not 'Who are we?' or Independent film called "Pink notion and show the reality of What Is our Identity?' It is "Never Again." you may not be the range of this minority, worn out (like after a "Rocket Coffins 2." The movie was 'What are we here to do?' and produced by a BG graduate, from the young to the old. 'What role can we play?'" From the Crypt" record), but from the active to the passive, you'll definitely press repeat and has been played before In Tajima-Pena remembers the an Independent New York film from the very poor to the very discrimination she has faced and keep driving. wealthy." Many contemporary musi- festival. as an Asian-American. Projects like this, as well as Rockwell Chin, director of "One reason I am an inde- cians try to mask their lyrics ujf~^~ the New York City Human with cryptic meanings. This Is possibly scoring other pieces pendent filmmaker is because like the television series Rights Commission said the I knew very early on I could good If It comes out naturally film captures the audience by many bands have too big of a "Ghost Stories." shows the FOX RUN APARTMENTS never have a career as a major bands artistic side. giving them the "soul of Aslan- motion picture director." she head on their shoulders. Paclflc America." "For us to be successful ' 2 large bedrooms, X Fox Run said. "Not only because I am The members of Paper Plate fully lurnished or unfurnished Clough "These diverse vignettes means to sound a certain an Asian, but also because I are down to Earth and not • 1 1/2 baths create a refreshing and way: to sound natural, and If McDonald's am a woman. Only a handful pompous about their style. > washer and dryer In each unit Insightful collective portrait of "If you don't like sweat, what comes out Is Top 40. & of women are given a chance then at least It's natural." said > dishwasher and microwave U2T our past, our present and our to direct. then get back." Jenkins said Jenkins. The band would like i walk-in closets, extra storage 9 E. Wooster future." Chin said. "It Is a "For example, when I grad- of their shows. • sell-defrost refrigerators a remarkable film with universal to thank all who came out for m uated from Harvard in 1980. I Most of the band's support i self-cleaning range S CAMPUS appeal." the release at Howard's, but If applied for non-paid Intern- comes from people who freely i deadbolls for safety, patio doors to Tajima-Pena said she lend their artistic talent. Beau you missed it. on Fri. March ships in every single television 13 Paper Plate will have became a filmmaker so she network and every single Roberts has put together an • gas heat • electric, central air • could show the world its all-claymatlon video for the another Lost release party at • individually metered utilities • motion picture studio." she Frankle's in Toledo. Lost can atrocities. The desire to make said. "Most of them wouldn't song "Worm." • cable TV and phone in each room • documentaries Is like a fire in Scenes from the video are be picked up at Madhatter • lully insulated 6" walls ■ call me back. None of them Music Co. In Bowling Green. the belly." she said. would give me an unpaid also the cover and inlay to • brick exterior and hallways • She also talks about how internship." • soundproofed • fireproofed • much she enjoys her work. Tajima-Pena is currently "You don't make much money, working on another documen- Tight On Funds? Preferred Properties but I really love getting out tary about Asian-American 530 S. Maple • Hours 8-4:30 • 352-9378 and meeting people I would factory laborers In Midwestern Split it With a Friend never have access to In any America. "Call-We'll meet you there." other way." she says. Free membership to Cherrywood Health Spa "1 try to think of other sto- Turkey Club Supermelt (Indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna locker room, weight room, tanning) It took several years to ries, but I always come back shoot "My America." and an With the purchase of No Parental Guarantees to the Asian-American experi- FREEf another Supermelt additional two years to cut ence." she said, "because for and edit the film. During that This coupon cannol be used wilh any other discount or one thing, it is generally not promotional offer Only one coupon pei item per visit. time. Tajima-Pena has learned told, so It is not an old or "Tax additional where applicable. 60IH a lot about herself and others. redundant story. 'When I started the road "For another, the very expe- 1027 N. Main ST. trip. I sought to answer ques- rience is and always will be Bowling Green tions about race and Asian- close to my heart." FALCON Americans; where we fit in Expires 3/13/98 Qjnknd&f and where we don't," she said. 587 EHSTMERRV vs. ODER SLEEP? NO IDORRV - CRMPUS IS ACROSS THE STREET •Rcross from campus MICHIGAN •Large two bedroom apartments •Furnished •Laundry facility in FRIDAY NIGHT building 7:00 PM •Extra storage •Free water & sewer ICE ARENA •9 & 12 month leases available NEWL9VE (±1 •Off street parking Rentals 163 South Main Streel Bowling Green 132 2S9S Students admitted F 52B S. MHIN (OUH ONLV 0FFICEI »2 - 5&2B

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Free Pregnancy Tests HELPWANTED Rapidly growing national franchise Ads E iceHent training A support Acroea horn campus 3 brm house with 2 Confidential and Caring Ul Chirr, ty open bedrooms Youll have your own room. 354 4673 BG Pregnancy Center 1 R J Dales Happy 20th FJxthday Greet roomate looking for 2 fern, leasers Call Love your big Amy The Buyer's Agent of North East Ohio. Inc. 372-6977 $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars 25000 Country Club Dr #300 Ssaohan.ee> 352 2471 or Teresa @354 0002. Stripped by the Inch Free information Call 410 347 1475. North Omsted. OH 44070 The BO N<«. *,ll *,» Ln.min.jl> jr.-i.cpl Mltciiisc-ocnK Furn stripping, rehniahtng. restoration. & re- MASTER TEACHER AWARD 1 (888)660 4531 0u«JiMnNiMulc.i>>(fKiiajni|K Ji«knm-nMHM^Ainu JH> pair Cfcjality work, reasonable rates, no dip- We want YOU to nominate your master teach- MS YOUR RESUME LACKING? 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Call 352 4966 or 354 9740 Swimming, Waierskimg. Woodworking. Hor- CAMPUS EVENTS ALPHA QAM * ALPHA GAM 1-800 307 8839 or stop by apt #10 seback Rding. Ceramics, Ropes/Wall. Ken- Congratulations Megan PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU 375 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS nybrook, 10 Southway Harisdale NY 10530 on your pearling to Vincel Congratulations to the Phi Kappa Tau hand Georgetown Manor 800 3rd st. under new 1 needed! Coed summer campa In Pocono FAX (914) 603 7678. 1 800 58 CAMP? E M CUBRKH SCHOLARSHIP $$ We love you cune ba'l team lor winning the intramural champion- mgnt A/C. laundry rm../bedrm furn. $380 • sh»p Mount sins, PA Lohlkan. 1-800-488-4321, Mail Kennybrook® AOL com It APPLICATIONS $$ Love your fam. www.rohlkan.com. elec 2 bedrm furn $480 * eiec also summer I Journallam Rising Jr. It Sr ) Kelly. Zoul. Lisa. Julie. PHI KAPPA TAU ' PHI KAPPA TAU "What doe* being a Morry'e Camper Mean? ■aios 354 9740 of 352-2214. OCADUNE: March It, 19M Jackie. Kelly. 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Phone ApplicaDont lor the Beyond BG Scholarship to Vmce Shopbell. We wish 354 6595 ask tenants to view. nothing but happiness Now hiringbakara Fienble hrs competitive a/0 now available ai the day. meala 10 mm from BG located at rt 25 & 2. 217 S. College 3 BR house avail 8/23/98 to you both! Miteti Alumni Center, Finanoal Aid Office. PI PHI' FLU • PI PHI Eckel Junction Call (419)872 4700 or e-mail Rent $575/mo collected quarterly Phone Alpha Gam ma Delta FOR SALE and rhs office ol Student I if* Thanks to Alex & Paul lor lergusotgbgViei 354-3271 ask tenants to view. coaching at Sumc-Slami 3. 318 Ridge-Large 2 BR house Avail. Beyond BG AOII* AOII' AOU* AOII PI PHI • FIJI ■ PI PHI CHECK THIS 5/20/98 Rent $600/mo collected quarterly. $$ DELIVERY SI Phone 3SS 5032 ask tenants to view. 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