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Tuesday, September 5, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 5 Deadheads mourn Historic events as sales skyrocket give Labor Day Jim Barker "The popularity hasn't neces- The BC News sarily gone up, but people have become more introspective of A part of Grateful Dead fans the whole Dead phenomenon," special appeal may have died with Jerry Garcia Bilancini said. "The number of on Aug. 9, but local business pro- people bringing their own [boot- Rich Harris prietors say the singer- leg] tapes in has gone way up. The Associated Press guitarist's spirit lives on. "It has become almost more of Wayne White, assistant man- an anthropological thing than a CLEVELAND ~ Labor Day will never be the same, City Coun- ager of The Shed, 518 E. Wcoster musical thing," he said. "They cil President Jay Westbrook on Monday told construction St., said Garcia's death has talk about what generation the workers who built the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. brought out Grateful Dead fans tapes are, and how many times "Look around you - you see a new skyline, a new community, a in droves. it's been dubbed." new appreciation of Cleveland and the lakefront," he said. "A "Sales have just skyrocketed," Bilancini also said fans don't whole new doorway to Cleveland is opening, and without you it White said. "New styles of seem to be negatively affected wouldn't be there." T-shirts that have sold out, new by Garcia's passing. While Cleveland rocked, Ohio's S.3 million workers enjoyed a stickers that have sold out, all the "They are in good spirits," he day off, picnicking and playing in the mostly sunny, 80-degree old stickers we've had have sold said. "Everyone's not just sitting weather. out. I think a lot of it was the around at the bar all droopy. Many workers watched parades, and in Warren, they were the panic of everyone wanting some There are people dancing, people parade. Jerry Garcia merchandise." talking, they're having a good Hundreds of union sympathizers marched a half mile from White said some of the hard- time." WC1 Steel mill to rally in support of mill workers. United Steel- core deadheads had a difficult Maria Britt, co-owner of Imag- workers have been off the job since Aug. 31, and the mill has time dealing with the singer's ine the Unique Boutique, 134 E. hired replacement workers. death. Court St., said the full effects of The president of the Ohio AFL-CIO, William Burga, attended "A few of my friends [who] are Garcia's death have yet to be felt. the rally at the Trumbull County Courthouse. definitely 'heads and would go on "It was more than just Gov. George Voinovioh and museum Director Dennis Barrie tour had a little bit of trouble someone dying," Britt said. joined Westbrook at the ceremony honoring the workers who [with Garcia's death]," White "When he died, it was like some- built the $92 million rock music shrine. said. "But they're doing all right. thing dying inside of you." "I'm proud to say the band of construction workers played "It was almost as if he was a Britt said much of the Grateful their part and put together a harmony that will last for genera- brother or a sister that had died," Dead's popularity was due to its tions to come," Westbrook said. White said. "I mean, they would durability. Barrie, attired in the same T-shirt he wore at the museum's shed tears for a few days over it. "They never changed," Britt topping off a ceremony marking placement of the final piece of I've seen a few shows, but [the said. "It kept people coming structural steel said the hundreds of electricians, iron workers news] didn't really knock me back, getting new generations and other laborers had built "a new landmark for Cleveland and down." into it. It was a place you could go the world." Junction Bar and Grill, 110 N. where you didn't worry about "This is the heart and soul of rock 'n' roll and it's very evident Main St., has experienced in- who you were. You were your- your heart and soul was in it," Barrie said. creased attendance at its Tues- self. day deadhead nights, manager "[Deadheads] are still like a Tony Bilancini said. big family, millions of people full "Believe it or not, a lot more of happiness, sharing and loving. Art study program people started coming up here We shouldn't give that up. We [after Garcia's death]," Bilancini shouldn't give up our dreams," said. "It's gone up two-fold be- she said. celebrates 20 years cause, obviously, there aren't go- At the news of Garcia's pass- ing to be any more tours." ing, fans of the Grateful Dead Amy Johnson way, said Jules Maidoff, founder from Boston to San Francisco The BG News and former director of SACI. Bilancini, not a Grateful Dead held candlelight vigils and set up "The presentation is designed memorial shrines for their lost The Studio Art Centers Inter- fan himself, said fans attending Kelly Rigo/The BG Nc»n to show students an upbeat way deadhead night have become icon. national celebrated its 20th an- to go to Florence and study and to Coming Friday: Deadhead stu- Grateful Dead merchandise, such as the stickers shown above, can be niversary of student art study in more informed about the group's found at Imagine the Unique Boutique. live it," Maidoff said. "The film music. dents talk to Weekend Reality. Florence, Italy with a film and is a pulsing quick-image sensa- art exhibition Friday evening. tion representing a stay in the SACI is an overseas study pro- city of Florence." gram created in 197S for stu- The art exhibition presented dents to study studio and liberal art work from alumni who at- ! Serb leader defies ultimatum art at the United States universi- tended the program. The art con- ; Uam McDowell Bosnian Serb leaders, taking a ty level. sisted of oil on canvas, computer- The Associated Press more conciliatory position, had SACI has been affiliated with aided art, mixed media, oil and U.N. commanders agreed to ease the siege of Sar- the University since 1986, said wax, photographs and text, silk- SARAJEVO, Bosnia- ajevo, but Mladic's letter made Mary Beckinsale, former dean screen, etching and other forms. and new director of SACI. Herzegovina - Defying a NATO clear that they would have trou- Two University students who threat of airstrikes even as Bos- ble getting their generals to keep "We usually have IS to 20 stu- attended the program during the debate NATO attack their promises. dents from Bowling Green at- nian Serb leaders appeared fall 1993 semester and the spring ready to give in, the Serb com- The letter from the political tending the summer program 1994 semester said the SACI pro- and up to 100 in the whole pro- mander rejected an ultimatum signify that the Serbs are prepar- Mladic's letter said the politi- Serb leader Radovan Karadzic gram was a great learning expe- Monday to pull his heavy ing for a withdrawal." cians had no right to agree to fired him last month, but Mladic gram," Beckinsale said. "We rience. have an ongoing relationship weapons out of range of Sar- She said weapons were being such demands. rallied supporters in the military "I highly encourage students to with the University that I hope ajevo. assembled at Ilidza, Hadzici, "No one, not even myself, has and pressured Karadzic into go," said Catherine Zweig, a Two booms were heard in the Grbavica and Lukavica - all Sar- the right to order the with- reinstating him. continues for a long time." printmaking major. "One can ex- Serb stronghold of Pale, south- ajevo suburbs or neighborhoods drawal," said his letter, ad- In an apparent concession to perience so much, including all east of Sarajevo, less than 30 held by the Serbs. dressed to Janvier. avert airstrikes, Mladic's letter the new food and the experience minutes after a NATO deadline It wasn't clear whether the Mladic has clashed with the po- said the Serbs would halt their "We usually have 15 of learning and living a new cul- to move the weapons passed. Ex- Serbs were withdrawing the litical leadership before. Bosnian offensives around Sarajevo. He to 20 students from ture." plosions were heard near the weapons, or moving them to In Pale, the Bosnian Serb called for an urgent meeting with Bowling Green "I attended the program be- Serb-held town of Vogosca. areas with large civilian popula- stronghold southeast of Sarajevo, Bosnian army commanders to cause it was in Italy," said Paul produce a "complete, permanent "All I can tell you is they were tions to confound NATO planes streets were deserted and NATO attending the Beel, an undergraduate painting not the airstrikes" in Vogosca, trying to hit them. jets roared overhead as the ulti- and unconditional cessation of summer program and major. "I loved the field trips and said U.N. spokesman Chris Gun- hostilities" in Bosnia. living in the Italian world was a ness. He said U.N. commanders But U.N. officials dismissed a up to 100 in the whole great learning experience." still were deciding whether to similar promise by Mladic ear- program. We have an Both said the classes in Flor- order NATO attacks. "We have seen some highly unusual lier in the day as too little to pre- ence were very educational, and In a letter to U.N. commander movements which do appear to signify that vent renewed attacks. ongoing relationship the sights of walking home each Li. Gen. Bernard Janvier, Gen. the Serbs are preparing for a withdrawal." NATO warplanes and U.N. ar- with the University night over bridges in Florence Rat ko Mladic said he couldn't or- tillery attacked Serb positions are something they said they will der the 540 weapons withdrawn last Wednesday after a Serb shell that I hope continues never forget. without a popular referendum Myriam Sochacki killed 38 people in a Sarajevo for a long time." The SACI program is a way for marketplace. The attacks were and approval by the Bosnian Serb U.N, spokeswoman Mary Beckinsale students to develop skills neces- parliament. suspended on Friday to give di- sary for accomplishing whatever The letter arrived at U.N. re- plomacy a chance. former dean and new director of they choose to do with their tal- gional headquarters in Zagreb, leaders expressed "overall com- matum expired. About five As the prospects for Serb con- SACI ent, Beckinsale said. Croatia, just 3 hours before an pliance" with the U.N. demands, minutes later, two loud booms cessions dimmed, NATO officials "Students can experience liv- U.N. officials said. were heard, and Serb anti- said they would resume air- The anniversary exhibition at ing in another culture, which is a 11 p.m. (S p.m. EDT) NATO dead- strikes soon after 11 p.m. (5 p.m. line for the Serbs to start with- Those demands were an imme- aircraft batteries nearby began the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery whole new way of life," Beckin- diate halt to attacks on Sarajevo firing. Sirens howled. EDT) unless the Serbs make in the Fine Arts Center began sale added. "Florence is the home drawing the weapons - or face tangible progress in meeting more air raids. and other U.N. "safe areas," a Mladic's letter "did not suffi- with an opening film presen- of the Renaissance. The program withdrawal of heavy weapons to ciently address the conditions their demands. tation, which showed the study of enables students to look at the Less than 30 minutes after the "We are negotiating at gun- deadline, U.N. spokeswoman 12 miles from Sarajevo and the put forth by Gen. Janvier, nor the art and history in Florence to an cradle of the visual culture." complete freedom of movement conditions put forth by NATO," point, and we shall not do that," audience of more than 60 people. The audience consisted of stu- Maj. Myriam Sochacki, said, "We said Prime Minister Haris Silajd- have seen some highly unusual for aid workers and U.N. person- said U.N. spokeswoman Leah The film represents the idea of dents, professors and members zic. movements which do appear to nel. Mclnick. art and history in a very vibrant of the community. Opinion The BG News page two Tuesday, September 5, 1995 The BG News Cheers cease for Tyson "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' So, Mike Tyson is out of prison. silent, to simply deny it hap- known for being pristine, either. from sexual offense should be The world of sports cheered as pened. He was also sued by several something besides a privilege. he returned to the ring. Oh, hoo- The nature of the act of rape is other women who accused him of Shouldn't this be a basic human Leah Barnum Jim Vickers ray ... now the world of boxing so vulgar, it's something that fondline them, and there is also right? can return to Its former glory. seems to belong in an animal the well-known fact that Tyson editor-in-chief managing editor Someday, maybe every woman Well, well, well. Has everyone was violent towards his ex-wife, will be able to walk the street forgotten what Mr. Tyson was Robin Givens. without feeling fear. I'll be able accused of? Could it be seen in Tyson's pre- Dawn Keller Larry Hannan to go to bed without twice check- This was not your - now fre- fight boast of "I'll turn you into ing to make sure the door is news editor assistant managing editor quent - drug use, illegal gam- my girlfriend"? locked. A woman won't fear her bling, tax evasion conviction that It is hard for me to picture any husband coming home at night, seems to be so common among person who makes millions of won't fear his anger. Aaron Gray Robin Coe professional athletes. This was dollars off of a few minutes of Until then, those who take their city editor editorial editor rape. Dirty, violent, primalistic vehement sport as a victim of assailant to court on the charge rape. anything. Yet, OJ. Simpson has of rape will have their names Defenders of Tyson say that he been called the victim of a cons- printed in the paper without their was a victim of everything from piracy, as was Mike Tyson. Is it consent, will have a cross-check racism to a money-greedy con- just that we can't believe it when done on their sexual history, will victor. He was painted as the vic- our heroes are found to be imper- be called a "whore" when she University fails tim of an abysmal adolescence, fect? takes the stand. They will feel of gold-digging promoters and See not what happened to Mike sick and humiliated and un- sponsors. Tyson as a setback for him in any protected, and will receive little Get real. Tyson's accuser, then way. See it, instead, a victory for sympathy from society. There to accommodate 18-year-old Desiree Washington, every person. The middle-class will always be those who say, seemed hardly the type to bring taking on the wealthy, and com- "She brought it on herself, she * • ^ orry, we're all full. forth such a conviction just as a kingdom, not an advanced soci- ing out the winner. As Joyce deserved it." Housing officials heard this phrase over and over way of "earning money." She was ety. It is the man declaring his Carol Oates writes, "For once, a I hope that Mike Tyson and as they searched for homes for international students soft-spoken, a timid 108 pounds. maleness, and his dominance celebrity with enormous finan- others who have been accused - before the school year began. The contrast between the ac- over the female. After she is as- cial resources did not escape or have gone unaccused - of his cuser and accused, say those who saulted, she is left to feel unsafe, trial and a criminal conviction by crime can sleep well at night Last week "permanent" homes were finally found for were present for the trial, was as unclean, unempowered. settling with his accuser out of knowing the type of terror they 150 international students who arrived in Bowling Green strong as the contrast in their Perhaps it is best to take a look court." have brought into the world! two stories. at the sport of boxing itself. Box- So, why is everyone worship- Maybe someday, someone will with no place to live. What many do not seem to un- ing defies the societal taboo of ping this man as a hero? Why all tear the very humanity from derstand, sadly enough, is the violence towards other human the hype over his return to the them and strike such deep dis- But the problem remains unsolved. Other undergrad- difficulty which most women beings. It is a man, spurred on by boxing ring? Why are we putting <"ord in their hearts, as they have uate and graduate students still have no place to live, as have with bringing a rape case to idolizing fans, encouraged to a convicted rapist and alleged done toothers. a record number of freshmen enrolled this year. Pro- court. A staggering percentage beat another man to death, to go wife-beater on a pedestal? Has crastinators - who didn't sign up for on-campus housing of rapes, most commonly ac- for blood. When does the boxer's society become that gruesome? Perhaps, someday, those idoliz- last year or put down payments on apartments or houses quaintance rapes, go unreported mind confuse itself with being in Mike Tyson's conviction was ing him will be a bit more hesi- - are just a few of the many students left without homes. each year. Rather than deal with the ring and being out of the seen as a victory for women's tant to cheer, to hail his return as the humility of being on the ring? rights activists, but it goes much being so wonderful. Kreischer Quadrangle is scheduled for renovations, stand, many decide to remain Tyson's reputation was not further than that. Being free It's just what our world needs. leaving hundreds of rooms empty - rooms that would have otherwise been filled with students. Every room on campus and every apartment in town is now filled. NEMt iW?eAov we vt eee>j OWA "N C|fcu£ ToufcoF TH£ CAMPUS, FouA/P Although the University opened Ashley Hall - one res- OUT kje HAUEU'T E-t/EAJ V.e. C M 6IU&U idence hall of the four that make up Kreischer Quadra- AUA6TWAW8V ngle - to accommodate students for fall semester, no Tut wprrajs, place is reserved for those students for spring semester. 8ee*J BudeD frjve i«J Wayne Colvin, director of residential services, told I PAP6BU0CK, The News there will be enough vacancies left in Decem- J f\tx> wArreD ber by graduates, dropouts and transfers to accom- fAMDuiAireew modate Ashley's current residents. That doesn't seem iTH/ssrvpiD like a very well thought-out plan. UAJt! Whirls '60MA HAPfft) Long-term hotel rooms are also being filled, and by December there may be no room at those. And what if Touswexr;?? few people drop out? Most people live off campus by the time they are seniors, so the number of December grad- uates who move out of residence halls is small, at best, and those additional rooms may not be enough, either. Momentum builds for march While The News realizes the need for renovations, it is hard to believe it isn't possible to fix up only two of Kre- Note from the editor: This is lowed to join the protest. Ran- the March and plarned "to be an Instead of "atonement", we ischer's residence halls this year, saving the other two the first column of a two-part se- dolph explained: "We believe active participant." Civil rights should march to Washingon to for next year. Maybe there is bureaucratic red tape in ries analyzing black protest. that Negroes need an all-Negro veteran Dorothy Height and the indict the real criminals: the ra- The national mobilization to movement, just as the Jews had a National Council of Negro Wom- cist, reactionary Republican the construction contracts that does not allow for this build support for the "Million Zionist movement. We believe en endorsed the March, as have congress; the failures of the Clin- type of arrangement. Man March" on Washington, that Negroes should supply the Washington D.C. Mayor Marion ton administration; a bankrupt D.C, scheduled for October 16, is money and pay the price, make Barry and Representative two-party system; the corpora- The University had a decent estimate of the number of rapidly building momentum. Led Eleanor Holmes Norton. An im- tions and the wealthy who profit fall students by May. More planning should have gone by Minister Louis Farrakhan of pressive network of local organ- from black unemployment, im- into the housing situation. the Nation of Islam and former izing committees has been prisonment and exploitation. NAACP national secretary Ben- formed across black America. Remember that in 1941, Ran- If the University is going to require first- and second- jamin Chavis, the march has cap- Black progressive organizer dolph challenged the govern- year students to live on campus, it should have the room tured the awareness and interest Bob Brown has been hired to co- ment, today, we need a March to follow through on its part of that obligation. of thousands of African- ordinate the March's office in which has a progressive public Americans. Washington, D.C. Chavis has policy agenda, including de- The call for the Million Man travelled tirelessly throughout mands for full employment, uni- Copyright © 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any matieral in March comes at a critical mo- the country promoting the versal health care, housing, and a ment of crisis in the political his- this publication without the permission of the BG News is strictly pro- March Yet the real authority vigorous defense of affirmative tory of our people. We can un- behind this mobilization is one action. This is part of the reason hibited. derstand and appreciate the that Jesse Jackson and Al Sharp- The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and man - Louis Farrakhan. meaning of this mobilization, its the sacrifices, to break down the While many African Ameri- ton, among others, have been is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in the possibilities and its problems, by barriers to a realization of full cans respect Farrakhan's indi- noncommital about the March summer. grounding ourselves in the his- citizenship rights of America." vidual charisma, oratorical skill The March's position on Afri- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student torical traditions of black strug- At the last moment, the and his message of racial pride can-American women is equally body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in gle. Roosevelt administration agreed and self help, one can exaggerate problematic. Telling our sisters columns, cartoons and etters are not necessarily those of The BG News. The best historical parallel to sign Executive Order 8802, his organizational clout. By com- to "stay home and pray" while Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, typed with the Million Man March is desegregating employment in parison, the soft-spoken Islamic brothers march seems anachron- and include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, provided by the famous "Negro wartime factories, an action leader Warith D. Muhammad, istic and reactionary. We should creating hundreds of thousands if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. March on Washington" mobiliza- the son of Elijah Muhammad, has remember the unique contribu- tion of June, 1941. On the eve of of jobs for African Americans. tions and insights of sisters like The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors a much greater following among the Second World War, black The March was called off, but it black American Muslims. Ella Baker, who helped to define in stories or photograph descriptions. trade union leader A. Philip Ran- achieved a major political objec- The fundamental problem the Civil Rights Movement. dolph issued a series of demands tive. which advocates of the March We need to challenge the or- against the Roosevelt adminis- People need to determine the must address, however, is its ganizers of this March to recog- The BG News Staff tration. current effort to mobilize Afri- agenda and message. Chavis has nize that only on the basis of uni- can Americans today against the photography editor Kelly Rigo His chief aims were: the out- defined three specific objectives ty in action, as full partners and historical standard of Randolph participants in struggle and re- co-sports editor Scott Brown lawing of government contracts for the March: "atonement with and the events of 1941. To date, Patrick Murphy in defense-related industries God and one another, a drive to sistance, can African-Americans co-sports editor the March has been endorsed by overcome sexism and women's assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi which practiced racial discrimi- register eight million new black nation in hiring; the abolition of a broad spectrum of African voters and a search ■ for black inequality. Joe Boyle assistant city editor racially segregated units in the Americans. On the left. Harvard fathers for 25,000 children, most- The 1941 all-black March on graphics editor Rochelle Slosser US armed forces and an execu- professor Cornel West, author of ly male, who need families." Washington tells us that struggle Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski tive order abolishing Jim Crow Race Matters, has expressed Let's consider this agenda. is the best and only means for an Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple segregation in every department solidarity for the March. West Spirituality is at the center of the oppressed people to gain their copy chief Kristin Stadum of the Federal government. To states: "This march is for anyone black protest tradition: all of us freedom. Hopefully, in 1995, we speical projects editor Amy Johnson obtain these demands, Randolph who has been disrespected, den- certainly favor the development will struggle to achieve that assistant special projects editor Jim Barker promised to bring one hundred igrated and disregarded. It's of strong black extended fami- same level of commitment to po- thousand black people to Wash- about us coming together for the lies, communities and institu- litical resistance. 204 West Hall ington, D.C. sake of the true, the beautiful, tions. But self-help and individu- Dr. Manning Marable is Bowling Green State University The March mobilization was and the good." al effort, while important, don't Professor of History and Director Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 all-black. White progressives NAACP acting Executive Di- fully address the structures of of the Institute for Research in [email protected] could offer political and material rector Earl Shlnholster informed power which perpetuate black African-American Studies, support, but they weren't al- The Final Call that he endorsed oppression. Columbia University, New York, The BG News Tuesday, September 5, 1995 page three

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Organization Fair to be held Wednes- day Students who want to learn more about the var- ious organizations that operate on-campus can check out the organizations fair on Wednesday in the Card collectors not will- Skater's singing debut Grand Ballroom of the Uni- versity Union. ing to pay for Cowling's less than golden The Organization Fair autograph helps people become in- ANAHEIM, Calif. - Sometime PORTLAND, Ore. - As a volved in on-campus activi- O.J. Simpson chauffeur Al Cowl- singer, Tonya Harding is a terrif- ties and allows students to ings is no longer as fascinating as ic figure skater. discover many on-campus he was while driving his fugitive Loud boos nearly drowned out resources. friend down the freeway. her voice as her band, the Golden The fair will run from 11 Only about 70 of the estimated Blades, opened Sunday for Kool a.m. to 3 p.m. Approximate- 2,000 people at the International and the Gang at the Last Chance ly 90 student organizations Sport Card Expo on Sunday were Summer Dance, a fund-raising will be represented. willing to pay $20 for Cowlings' event for muscular dystrophy. autograph on photos or model Ford Broncos.

Some said it was no place for someone whose chief claim to fame is his connection to the kill- ings of Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Lerner & Lowe's Goldman. "I think he's really gold dig- ging," said Steve Stone, 45, of Adam Nodcl/Thc Aiaoclalcd Prc»» Newport Beach. "He's taking ad- Yigadoon Balloonists ascend over the Manhattan skyline as they take part in the Big Apple Balloon Race Satur- vantage of an unfortunate inci- day. dent." Sept.8&9at8p.m Kobacker Hal!. College of Musical Arts, BGSU Derrick Johnson, one of two au- Tickets: $7-$ 11 ($2 student/senior citizen discount) tograph dealers who organized The box ollice is open weekdays noon to 6 p.m. Cowlings' appearance, said he mlor mat ion call (419) 372-8171 or (800) 589-222-1 still could make money because Cowlings signed more than 500 A University/Community Production PACKAGE HANDLERS photos and other items that the promoters plan to sell elsewhere. Getting in Shape Really Pays At UPS. THESE ARE YEAR HOUND, PART-TIME POSITIONS! Attention Off-Campus Students! $8/IIOUR We are looking for long term commitments

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Laurel Rosebrock, clerical trol. while they are attending the Uni- "The best part is when you specialist, said her job is superv- versity, but some students may have the chance to talk with ising the student staff and the "Some people will take their not realize the time and effort someone and work out a way for telephone room, which has four aggressions out at you on the put forth by the Bursar staff. them to stay in school," she said. phones constantly being an- phone and you get emotional be- The Office of the Bursar, lo- "It makes you feel good to be swered. cause you want to help," she said. cated on the first and fourth able to help them get an educa- floors of the Administration tion." Building, is the centralized bill- Miesmer said the hard part is ing location for all charges on trying to get through to frus- Loans made easier campus. trated students who will not Joe Martini, Bursar, said the listen to what the employees try office handles about 40,000 ac- to explain to them. by Bursar's office counts and 8,500 student loans Tawn Williams-Nell, adminis- with a full-time staff of 26, five trative assistant, said part of her part-time employees, and be- job responsiblity is to make sure Genell Pavelich should be better for students tween 40-50 student employees. charges are accurate and to help The BG News since most of the work is done in- ternally. It will also eliminate There are some changes at the having to stand in line to sign "The worst part is the stress from having so Bursar's office this year intend- loan checks. ing to make life easier for stu- "In the past we have had 9,000 many things to get done and not being able to dents. Stafford Loans to sign over on get them done in a limited time frame." The Bursar's office, located on the first day," he said. "With the the first and fourth floors in the direct loans you only have to sign Tawn Williams-Nell administration building, is re- the original promisary notes." administrative assistant sponsible for the overall billing Tawn Williams-Nell, adminis- collection of room, meal, fees and trative assistant, agreed that the Kelly RlgoTht BG Newi other payments; the billing and direct loans should have a big A student waits In line at the Office of the Bursar. Martini, who has worked at the with refunding, as well as coun- collection from student loans; impact on the Bursar's office. University for 28 years, said he sel students during busy times and the reporting of income col- "The quantity of people com- enjoys being able to work with when she said it is most impor- lected by other University de- ing in and signing loan checks BOWLING GREEN STATE students as part of his job. tant to get things resolved with partments. was phenomenal so this should "We really do want to help stu- the students. Joe Martini, Bursar, said one help to cut down on the traffic in UNIVERSITY dents understand the bills they "I know what it is like to be a change this year is the new direct the office," she said. FORREST CREASON GOLF are receiving," he said. student, so I know the frustra- loans where student loans are Another change with the Bur- He said students should ques- tions students may face and the handled through the University, sar's office is the addition of the COURSE tion what they do not understand stress and pressure they are not different banks. BG Card which is like a charge on the bills, but often it is neces- under," she said. Student Fall Passes card students can use for the sary to go back to the source of Williams-Nell said the frustrat- The William D. Ford Federal different food services on cam- Are Now Available the billing, not the Bursar. ing aspects of the job are when Direct Student Loans are funded pus. Martini also said the Bursar's people blame the Office of the by the federal government and Students who sign up for the Charge Your Pass To Your Bursar office can get stressful before Bursar for charges that are not through this process the U.S. De- card can use their ID to pay for Account with Proper Identification classes start with frustrated stu- their fault. She also said it is hard partment of Education will make food at many eating locations on dents or parents coming in with because there is so much to try to loans through the University to campus and get billed at the end East Poe Road questions. do. students or parents without of each month Bowling Green, Ohio "I would encourage people to "The worst part is the stress having to involve a lending insti- Martini said their goal is to go (419)372-2674 All The Golf You Can Play be patient, but persistant, during from having so many things to tutions. Loan payments will then beyond the food service area and heavy times, because the stu- get done and not being able to get be credited to the bursar ac- extend this type of charge card to Phone For Tee Times For Only $50.00 dents and parents deserve an an- them done in a limited time count. other locations on campus includ- swer to their questions," he said. frame," she said. Martini said this process ing the University bookstore.

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. I K > The BG News Tuesday, September 5, 1995 page seven Blackney finds Seles downs Huber in two sets Bob Greene were the only seeded players left match, which took only 2:01. tournaments he has played, Ros- The Associated Press in the top half of the men's sin- The German broke Rosset once set never has reached the quar- positives in loss gles draw at the National Tennis in the second set and twice in the terfinals. NEW YORK - Monica Seles Center. third, while never losing his The 6-foot-2 Schultz-McCarthy took another step toward her serve. is in a Grand Slam quarterfinal Scott Brown 14-14 even with all those prob- third U.S. Open title today, lems. It was the Becker of old, the for the second time, having ad- The BG News defeating llth-seeded Anke "I still think that we are a 1989 U.S. Open champion, who For Rosset, the 1992 Olympics vanced that far at Wimbledon Huber 5-1, 6-4 to reach the quar- took the court against Rosset. gold medalist, the loss continued this summer. This victory came Despite Thursday's self- pretty good football team." terfinals. destruction at the hands of The Falcons also lost their Becker blasted 14 aces and, after a string of frustration in major in an error-plagued matchup. Also advancing to the women's the first set, controlled the events. In the 23 Grand Slam Date made 38 unforced errors, Louisiana Tech, Bowling season opener last year, 20-15 quarters were No. 5 Jana Novo- Green head coach Gary while Schultz-McCarthy made at the hands of North Carolina tna and, in a mild upset, big- Blackney isn't hitting the 62, including 28 in the first set, State. They then went on to serving Brenda Schultz-McCar- panic button. win nine games in a row, and which she won. thy of the Netherlands. Match point was typical of Instead, that debacle that Blackney hopes another of Novotna defeated unseeded saw Bowling Green commit that sort of streak begins Sat- most of the match. Date rammed Katarina Studcnikova of Slovakia a second-serve return into the seven turnovers on the way to urday against the Tigers. 6-4, 6-4, while the llth-seeded a 28-21 defeat is being put be- The inexperience at key po- net. Schultz-McCarthy defeated No. 7 Meanwhile, Arantxa Sanchez hind and Blackney has the sitions, particularly wide Kimiko Date of Japan 7-5, 3-6, team looking forward to this receiver, showed at times in Vicario's U.S. Open ended one 6-2. Sunday too soon. week's visit to Big Eight oppo- the opener. Blackney admitted In a fourth-round men's match, nent Missouri. that fine tuning is definitely This was the U.S. Open in fourth-seeded Boris Becker beat which Sanchez Vicario, the de- Quarterback Ryan Henry needed all the way around, No. 13 Marc Rosset of Switzer- was responsible for all seven particularly when new people fending women's champion, was land 7-6 (7-4), 6-3,6-3. going to gain respect. The plan of the giveaways, six of them are involved. Seles won the women's title in by interceptions. But Black- neglected to take into considera- 1991 and 1992. Then, in April ney doesn't shoulder the "I think a lot of it is the tion Mary Joe Fernandez. 1993, she was stabbed by a der- Seles has returned after nearly blame on his third-year signal learning and growing experi- anged spectator during a match caller. ence," Blackney said. "With a 2 years away from tennis. Steffi in Hamburg, Germany. Graf is finally considered beata- "After you study the film, it lot of new parts in the system, Ranked No. 1 in the world at certainly isn't all Ryan's there is still some polishing to ble. And Sanchez Vicario had the time, Seles didn't return to reached the final of the first fault," Blackney said. "Ob- do." the tennis tour until last month at viously, he threw them, but three Grand Slam tournaments the Canadian Open, which she this year. there were several situations Bowling Green visits Mis- won. where the protection wasn't souri for a 2 p.m. (EDT) start Huber, who broke Seles twice here and where the receivers- on Saturday, their fourth Then along came Fernandez, and was her toughest opponent at grabbing a spot in the quarter- although they did a good job, game all-time against a Big Toronto, again made a strong bid overall-didn't do some of the Eight opponent. The Tigers finals with a 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory for the victory on the hardcourts over the No. 3 seed Sunday. little things on their routes to defeated North Texas State of the National Tennis Center. help Ryan out." 28-7 in their season opener on The German broke the tour- "A certain amount of the Saturdav. So much for plans. nament's No. 2 seed in the second "I think I'm a human being and blame falls on my shoulders. game of the second set and made We should have stretched "Missouri is going to be a I think I cannot win every Seles stay on court for one hour, match," Sanchez Vicario said, them more vertically, and that better football team than Lou- 11 minutes, the first time in the comes back to me." isiana Tech," Blackney said. "but, of course, I wanted to win tournament that she has needed this match." Blackney stressed some of "But I really think that if we more than an hour to win a the positives heading out of prepare our football team and match. the defeat, the third season- our team responds, I think we Graf, a three-time U.S. Open opening loss in a row for his have a legitimate chance of champion, and 1990 winner Ga- team. going down there and being With his win, Becker became a briela Sabatini also reached the big favorite for a semifinal berth "We had some good series very competitive and even quarterfinals, along with un- since his quarterfinal foe will be offensively and defensively," beyond that." seeded Amy Frazier, a 6-4, 4-6, Blackney said. "Again, usually the winner of tonight's battle be- 63 winner over 12th-seeded Na- with seven turnovers, you're Kidwell hangs it up: Junior tween two unseeded players, tasha Zvereva. Patrick McEnroe and Daniel Graf beat Chanda Rubin 6-2, looking at a 45-0 football back-up quarterback Derek APpholo/KalhyWillcm game. Even near the end of Kidwell left the team on Sun- Vacek of the Czech Republic. 6-2, after Sabatini stopped the third quarter, it was still day, Blackney said. Because of a rash of upsets, Monica Seles of Sarasota, Fla. makes a backhand return against Ger- 14-year-old Martina Hingis of Becker and No. 1 Andre Agassi many's Anke Huber at the U.S. Open. Switzerland 6-2,6-4. Ripken, nothing but an Oriole Irish not about

David Glnsburg the only team he ever wanted to pitcher. match one ot the most revered The Associated Press play for. One month later, Ripken was records in all of sports - Lou Daydreaming in elementary selected by the Orioles in the Gehrig's string of 2,130 succes- to change much BALTIMORE - Only a few school, Ripken imagined himself second round of the 1978 free sive games. The next night he youngsters grow up to play in the one day wearing the orange and agent draft. He made the big- will break the mark in a stadium Nancy Armour to do now is regroup, Holtz major leagues. Not many of them black of the Baltimore Orioles. league club as an infielder in located approximately 25 miles The Associated Press said. He spent Sunday review- are lucky enough to join the He maintained that hope as a 1981, and one year later he quite from his boyhood home and in ing film and meeting with his hometown club. teen-ager, when he helped Aber- literally became an everyday front of fans who have been SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Notre staff, and he planned to sit Then there's Cal Ripken, who deen (Md.) High School to a state player. cheering for the 13-time All Star Dame coach Lou Holtz learned down with the team today to has spent his entire career with championship in 1978 - as a On Tuesday night, Ripken will since the days when liis hair was something from last year's figure out a way to fix what black and plentiful. dismal season: Don't make went wrong. The American League was in- major changes just because The biggest problem Notre tent upon having Ripken break things aren't going well. Dame had was the inability to the record in Baltimore - for So don't look for Notre make the big play. The Irish good reason. A wholesome player Dame to do things much outgained Northwestern 371 who truly epitomizes what is differently than the Irish did yards to 321, but fell short on great about the national pastime, Saturday, when they lost to crucial drives. Ripken is clearly the most popu- Northwestern 17-15 in one of "We turned the ball over, we lar player in the history of the the most shocking upsets in gave up the big play and we Orioles' organization. He's a college football history. were inconsistent," Holtz said. first-ballot Hall of Fame member "Last year we did that," he "Now, was it a lack of effort, who is as much a part of Mary- said Sunday. "We changed, we was it a lack of toughness? If land as crabs and the Chesapeake grasped, we groped. No way." you don't have a big-play foot- Bay. Though Notre Dame fin- ball team, it's absolutely es- ished 6-5-1 and out of the rank- sential you become absolutely To have Ripken set the record ings last season, the loss to consistent and this we're not in say, Cleveland, would have Northwestern was still stun- and why I don't know." been unfair to Oriole fans who ning because of the history of Notre Dame had pulled to have carried on a love affair with the schools. Entering the 17-15 on a 2-yard touchdown their favorite shortstop for more season, Notre Dame had the run by Randy Kinder with 6:15 than a decade. Staging the game highest winning percentage in to play, but failed on the elsewhere would have deprived major-college football (.760), 2-point conversion when quar- Ripken of the chance of sharing the most national champion- terback Ron Powlus tripped his finest moment with close rel- ships (eight) and the most He- over a teammate's foot and atives and 48,000 longtime isman Trophy winners (sev- fell while dropping back. friends. en). Northwestern had the The Irish had one more shot, His dad, Cal Ripken ST., was fourth-lowest winning per- but Kinder slipped on fourth- fired as Baltimore's manager in centage (.418) and owns the and-2 at his 44 with about four 1988. Cal Sr.'s relationship with Division I-A record for most minutes remaining and his former employers has since consecutive losses, 34 from Northwestern ran out the cooled, but he will be in the 1979-82. clock. stands Wednesday to watch the The loss dropped the Irish "It was not a case where 10 record-setting game. Ripken's from No. 9 to No. 25 in this or 11 guys broke down on it," younger brother. Bill, who week's poll. Holtz said. "We just never played second base alongside Cal "It's devastating because really made a play when we from 1987 to 1992, will miss a the players expected to win had to make the play." minor league playoff game in or- and everyone else expected der to attend. you to win," Holtz said. "But The Wildcats set the tone Northwestern was a good with 11:47 to go in the first Long ago, Bill shared the same football team and they played quarter when they recovered dream Cal did - to grow up and well and they deserved to win. Kinder's fumble near the 50. A play for the Orioles. Cal always "We won't have many peo- few quick runs by Darnell Au- wanted to be a baseball player, ple playing a heck of a lot bet- try put Northwestern at the but the fact that he has spent his ter against us than North- Notre Dame 7, where Steve entire career as an Oriole makes western," he said. Schnur connected with Dave everything that much sweeter. The loss was the first to Beazley for a touchdown. "Growing up around here and Northwestern since 1962. It having my Dad being in the also was the first Irish loss in The Wildcats didn't let up in Orioles' system, well, the only AP photo/Roberts Borea a home opener since 1986, the second half, sacking Pow- dream I had, as long as I can re- Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken follows the flight of a solo home run against California Angles pitcher Holtz's first season. lus on the first series and forc- member, is growing up and being The only thing for the team ing Notre Dame to punt. Jim Abbott Monday. Sept. 4,1995. an Oriole," Ripken said.

1 Sports I he BG News page eight Tuesday, September 5,1995 Northwestern players Falcon lacrosse looks return to empty campus for continuing success Jime Litke Over at The Keg, a few blocks western jersey had beaten Notre to the south, Cory Capps wrung The Associated Press Dame was 1962, when Ara Par- Colby Blair and last year's roo- out a dish towel, surveyed the seghian was coach and long be- George Scouten veteran netminders, Chung kie of the year, Stuart Olson to EVANSTON, IU. -- Leave it to thin Sunday afternoon crowd, fore any in the current crop of The BG News and Mark Kjellmann. provide additional leadership the pointy-heads at North- then bit his lip. He tends bar to players were born. Koutroumpis also hopes that western to screw up even this Although the men's lacrosse at midfield. the team will pick up some new help cover the cost of his gradu- That's not to say the idea of Defense will need to be par- guaranteed moment of athletic beating Notre Dame hadn't oc- team has lost several of its players at the interest meeting ate studies in economics. Capps' ticularly strong this season, glory: Just when the football pained expression made clear curred to some of them. Line- hardest hitters and highest on Sept. 6. He said beginners team learned to walk the walk, backer Pat Fitzgerald, for in- scorers, the team has high ex- but last year's players should are welcome. that in terms of profits, the be able to step up to the compe- the players returned home to stance, grew up in Chicago's pectations for this year. weekend was already lost. Bowling Green is touted as tition. The entire starting corp The lacrosse club begins its find there was nobody to talk the "I wish there were tales of wild south suburbs idolizing the Irish, season with the intra-squad talk to. but led the Wildcats defense with the the best club team in the of George Scouten, Brad drunken revelry from last night. Kroupa and Steve Dourney will Orange and White scrimmage Let's face it: No one stepped Believe me, I could have used the region and coming off a 16-3 11 tackles Saturday, then said record the team is optimistic be returning as well as two on Saturday Sept. 16. forward to take credit for sched- tips. ... But the only screaming without a trace of irony: "I en- about their continued success. uling Notre Dame two weeks be- was some guy yelling, 'Go Wild- rolled at Northwestern so I could fore Northwestern's students ar- cats!' Oddly enough, the team's re- beat Notre Dame." cord is not the most important rive because most years the trick "And," Capps said, "I only And it's also not to say that the is to have as few witnesses back heard him do it twice." thing on the player's minds. moment, rare as it must seem for Instead, BG is focusing on on campus as possible. It could be the entire town, or the time being, wasn't there to be And there was no reason to at least those in the well-to-do the quality of the competition. seized. "Every team wants to win think this year would be suburb just north of Chicago who "Coach Barnett told us before different. Which explains why did step out, took their cue from every game," said senior goalie we left the hotel that if we didn't Ed Chung. "But we've decided Patrolman Chuck Moran report- Northwestern coach Gary Bar- think we could win not to get on ed nothing even remotely out of nett. that who those wins and losses the bus," said running back Dar- come against is what's really place near Dyche Stadium, the While the team was preparing nell Autrey, who netted all but home of the Wildcats and the log- to make the trip from their South important. We could schedule five of Northwestern's 165 yards against a lot of other club ical place where the pub crawl- Bend hotel to Notre Dame Sta- rushing. ing should have begun in the dium, he called them together. "I teams and go undefeated, or we "Did we believe?" Autrey re- can play some varsity and big- waning moments of the Wildcats' told the players I did not want to peated a question. "Well, we all name club teams and have 17-15 win over the Irish and lur- be carried off the field," he re- left together." ched well into Saturday night. called afterward. "I wanted them some tighter games." No litter, no loiterers, no noth- to act like we've done this be- In hindsight, this was not the Not only are the Falcons ing. fore." complete miracle it seemed. The scheduling more difficult "It was as quiet around here as Of course, the players could only two teams Notre Dame has games, but also they hope to any other Saturday night," have been forgiven for thinking beaten in its last eight games are continue the trend in the tour- Moran said, then shrugged. their coach had thrown a wrench. Navy and Air Force. North- naments in which they partici- "Quieter, maybe." The last time anyone in a North- western, meanwhile, was 3-3-1 at pate. At this fall's Falcon Cup, midseason last year before a major tournament hosted by reverting to form and getting BG, head coach Peter Kou- thrashed the final four games. troumpis hopes to see better BGSU Gospel Choir Tryouts But the most of the problems that teams come from greater dis- invited those beatings, porous tances in order to participate. offensive and defensive fronts "It's basically about forcing and questionable play on special our players to step up a notch When: September 6 1995 teams, have been solved by Bar- and gaining more widespread nctt's recruiting. respect," Koutroumpis said. Where: 1016 Choral Room (Music Bldg.) "Last year's victory over West Time: 8-10 pm And the attitude adjustment he Virginia was the first step in has been performing throughout that process." his brief stay in Evanston seems In spite of losing several vet- to be taking hold. eran players, the team hopes to Come and see us at the achieve their goals. Many top Organizational Fair So persuasive is Barnett at players will be returning, such times that occasionally he falls as attackman Geoff Hazel- The BO Ncwft/nic photo under his own spell. That's why wood, one of the Falcon's A Falcon lacrosse player heads up Held in a previous match. The his conversation Sunday was highest scorers last season. Bowling Green lacrosse team opens its season with the Orange 11 am- 3 pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom peppered with the names of Also look for Craig Hysell, and White scrimmage Saturday, Sept. 16. schools like Duke and Stanford.

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f*^ l^^p tiBXJBB The BG News Tuesday, September 5,1995 page nine Ligament tear sidelines Preseason favorites suffer Woodson for 1995 season injury scares in openers Dave Goldberg cause he's left-handed) to jour- of 16 for 157 yards and two Alan Robinson touchdowns. Result: Redskins 27, Woodson and Cincinnati's Ki- Tomczak, who led two sec- The BC News neyman Kirk Scraf ford. The Associated Press In other words, one injury can Cardinals 7. Jana Carter, the No. 1 overall ond-half touchdown drives How quickly can preseason ■ Jeff Blake, Bengals, fourth after starter Neil CDonnell lead to another. PITTSBURGH -- All-Pro pick in the April draft, already predictions turn around once the None of this is new injuries year but first as a full-time start- fractured the little finger on comerback Rod Woodson, who have been lost to season-ending regular season starts? often make a difference. en 19 of 33 for 249 yards and a had missed only four games to injuries, and an exhibition his throwing hand, was sore Ask the Pittsburgh Steelers, But for the last two years, touchdown. Result: Bengals 24, and bruised Monday, but ex- injury in eight NFL seasons, game in Houston was cancelled who beat the Lions in their they've been everything. Colts 21 in overtime. because of turf problems. pects to play Sunday in Hous- will now learn what it is like to opener but lost Rod Woodson for Last season, the 49ers went ■ Drew Bledsoe, Patriots ton. miss nearly an entire season. the season and Neil O'Donnell for 13-3. But they started just 3-2 be- (third year). Yes we know all The Pittsburgh Steelers' Woodson has been virtually part of it. cause most of the offensive line about him, but this time he pulled worst fears were realized injury-free in his career, so he Tomczak left the game brief- "This is not baseball, where was out and Young's health was off a Montana-Marino-EIway, Monday when MRI tests dis- wonders if going down in the ly after being body-slammed to there's nine starters," coach Bill at such risk that George Seifert driving New England to the win- closed the six-time Pro Bowl first game of a season might the turf by Lions defensive end Cowher, jutting out his iron jaw pulled him In the middle of a se- ning TD with 19 seconds left to comer-back has a torn anterior prove as difficult mentally as it Tracy Scroggins. The injury at his troops after the game. ries in a 40-8 loss to the Eagles. beat the Browns 17-14. Bledsoe cruciate ligament in his right will physically. probably would have been "This is not basketball, where So before the 49ers are con- was 30 of 47 for 302 yards. knee. He will undergo surgery worse if he hadn't been wear- there's five. Or hockey, where ceded their sixth Vince Lombardi later this week and probably Woodson, 30, will require ex- ing a flak jacket. I'm not sure what the number is. Super Bowl trophy, the Cowboys won't play again until 1996. tensive rehabilitation after This is football. And there are 22 their fifth or the Dolphins the OLD GUN: Dave Krieg, Car- "I hope to practice this week, "Unless God lets me heal fas- doctors replace the torn liga- starters and 23 guys every Sun- Don Shula-Dan Marino going dinals: 10 of 22 for just 92 yards ter than normal and we make ment with a piece of his patella and the next 48 hours will tell a day that back them up." away title, remember the injury with three interceptions in a 27-7 lot," he said. "But I'm a pretty the playoffs," Woodson said tendon. The injury is one of the But in the salary cap era, the 23 factor. If Marino goes down, as loss to the Redskins, just the kind worst that a football player, quick healer." Monday. that back them up aren't as good he did two years ago, there's of Krieg game that's driven The verdict was better on as they used to be. If a starter Bemie Kosar behind him and Chuck Knox and Marty Schot- backup quarterback Mike goes down, there's rarely much nothing beyond that. tenheimer to distraction. Tomczak, who bruised several behind him, particularly if the What will it do for Buddy Ryan, ribs in Sunday's 23-20 victory starter is Woodson, who was shredder of quarterbacks? Will ] over Detroit. He expects to named to the NFL's 75th anniver- YOUNG GUNS: For those who he go to Jay Schroeder? Re-sign play Sunday in Houston. sary team with only half a career bemoan the lack of young NFL Jim McMahon? Woodson, voted to the NFL's behind him. quarterbacks, look at the young 75th anniversary Ail-Time Even San Francisco, the de- arms that helped Tampa Bay and "I hope that we are a better team last season, was hurt as fending Super Bowl champion, is Cincinnati to rare September football team than we looked," he reached to his left to make vulnerable even though the 49ers wins. There were others too. Ryan said. "We bordered on pa- an arm tackle on Barry San- still look like No. 1. ■ Trent Dilfer, Tampa Bay, thetic." ders. Woodson's right leg On Sunday, there was a tense second year 11 of 19 for 215 Ryan might look in the mirror planted in Three Rivers Sta- moment when Steve Young went yards and two touchdowns, - his Philadelphia teams had a dium's artificial turf and stuck, down to one knee, his neck in nicely complementing Errict history of beating good teams ' and the knee gave way before pain. It was accentuated when Rhett's young legs. Result: Bucs and losing to bad ones, something he could free his leg. Young left the game and Elvis 21, Eagles 6 and maybe no some of his players recognize. "It was the turf. I couldn't Grbac's first pass was intercep- double-digit losses for the first "Maybe some of the guys got get my leg up fast enough. I ted by Sean Lumpkin and re- time in two decades. caught up in the hype about the knew what I did right away," turned for a touchdown that got ■ Gus Frerotte, Washington, Redskins not being that good," Woodson said. "It's what you the Saints back in what eventual- second year: Coming in for said linebacker Eric Hill. get when you play on turf ly became a 24-22 49ers' victory. Heath Shuler, when Shuler Like Ryan, perhaps? sometimes. I've played on turf AP photo/Ccnc J. Puslun "At first I didn't think it was sprained his throwing shoulder: 9 for nine years, and sooner or Pittsburgh Steelers corner-back Rod Woodson grimaces on the anything," Young said. "Then it later it's going to grab you." sidelines as trainers look at his knee In the first half of the game began to hurt and I said to myself The Steelers have discussed against the Detroit Lions Sunday, Sept. 3, 1995. All-Pro corner- •oh, oh.' I felt better after the replacing the artificial turf back Woodson will now learn what It Is like to miss nearly an en- X-rays showed it wasn't bone or with grass, but growing grass tire season. ligament damage, but it's still in a multipurpose stadium used sore." Slippery Elm Riding Ranch all but three months a year in a especially one who plays on an Tomczak saw a replay of the •HORSEBACK RIDING IS FOR LOVERS" cold-weather city is difficult. artificial surface, can experi- hit, but it doesn't particularly But depth, or lack of it, is one ■ Trail Rides & Pony Rides Such a change would also re- ence. want to see it again. reason Young's in jeopardy. • Riding Lessons quire the approval of the Pi- "Once I get off the crutches He was sacked five times, not • SmallGroup Discounts Available rates. I'll travel with the team," "It was pretty ugly," Tomc- good for his health. One reason: • Open Tue».-Sun. RESERVATION NECESSARY 353-5403. Woodson said. "I just can't sit zak said. "He got me pretty his best offensive lineman, Har- J 3596 W.Kramer Rd. (1 mil* south or Rl.6, where 25 & 6 meet) Still, Woodson's injury is the out there. It's in my blood, even good. It was one of the hardest ris Barton, was out, leaving right latest in a series of turf-related though I won't be out there hits I've ever received - and I tackle (Young's blindside be- problems to strike the NFL in physically, I'll try to be there hope I'll never experience one less a month. mentally." like it again."

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SOFT- card fundraisers before, but you've never seen Applications and |ob descriptions available^ 1985 Buick Skyhawk. 2 DR. 126 K. excellent Come see GARY BUCKNEY Head Coach BALL OFFICIALS APPLICATIONS AND the Citibank fundraiser that pays $5.00 per ap- Miieti Alumni Center, August 30-September 8. running condition Asking $900 372-5312. and PAUL FERRARO Defensive Coordinator TUESDAY. SE PT 5 ■ 5 TO 6 PM TAKE HOME TESTS MAY BE PICKED UP IN plication. Call Donna at 1-800-932-0528 ext. NURSING ASSISTANTS 1987 Motorcycle CBR 1000 of the MAC favonte, BGSU Falcons, at the 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE THEY 65 Qualified callers receive a FREE camera. $2900 FULL TIME/PART TIME HOURS ON 7-3 and 1995 "Beginnings'pa/ty hosted by the Under- OR WE ONE SDAY, SE PT 6 ■ S TO 6 PM MUST BE RETURNED BY SEPT 5 MANDA Call 354-0810 graduate A'umm Assooaiion TORY TRAINING CLINIC IS WED . SEPT 6. 3-11 SHIFTS FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING WITH 4 or 8 or 12 hour shifts. EXCELLENT BENE- ADMISSIONS OFFICE - MCI Al I 7 1030PM. $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars For Sale Ja2z Mountain Bike by Trek The Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha would like FITS FOR FT/PT. APPLY AT: WOOD No experience required Begin now For info Less than 1 yr. old. $140060. w/U lock to welcome everyone back to Bowling Green Late Night Study Lounge COUNTY NURSING HOME. 11080 E.GYPSY Bring Your Schedules11 call 301 306.1307 and wish everyone good luck this year. Falcon's Nesl (in (he Union) LANE RD. BOWLING GREEN. OH Call 352-5460 Sun-Thurs 11 PM-4Am $35,000'YR INCOME potential. Reading 419-353-8411. Fresh Pizza. Subs. & snacks avail : 3AM books Toll Free (1) 800 898-9778 Ext F-2076 Giant-Yukon men's mountain bike Excellent Our firm is looking for individuals who want to •Meal Cards accepted until 3 AM"' for details. shape $400 now ■ $?00 NOW Call 373-6063 gam comprehensive management experience next summer. Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per Stair Climber For Sale NEED TO PICK UP ANOTHER CREDIT ALASKA EMPLOYMENT summer. Positions available m select Cleve- $50 HOUR? LEARN HOW TO ICE SKATE! Fishing Industry land suburbs, Columbus, Akron, Canton, and Call 352-2915 SPACES STILL AVAILABLE IN BASIC Earn up to $3,000-$6,000* per month. more. Call I -800 887-1960 SKATING CLASSES (PEG 160 S 260). CALL Room & Board1 Transportatoni Male/Female. Painter needed immediatly. Must have experi- Taylor 612-C Acoustic guitar w hard shell 3722264 FOR MORE INFORMATION. No experience necessary1 (206)545 4155 ext Ihe Uttfe Stop ence and transportation. Flexible hours and case. Mint Condition- $1250. Call 354-4219 A55441 PARALLAX VIEW full-time. Call 352-4265. alter 5.30 p.m.. Tom Gorman, Greg Wilder, Are you a • Greeting Cards • Gifts • Magazines Demetrius Steinmetz SPORTS MINDED STUDENT Live in concert $3.000/mo • School Supplies • Film • Sundries 6PM Fnday, Downtown BG National Company new to Toledo Needs sales reps., managers, and DO YOU HAVE ASTHMA? trainers We train • BGSU Merchandise • Postage Stamps Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. Call for interview. Confidential & Carina. IF YOU CHECKED "YES"... • Candy • Greek Merchandise 419-865-8380 3S4-4673 B.G. Pregnancy Center Dr. Winder of the Allergy & Asthma Research Ctr. Is currently conducting a research study ATTENTIONTOUR GUIDES "a little bit of everything!" RUSH TKE RUSH TKE of FDA-approved Inhaler drugs for asthma. Come check us outil KICK-OFF MEETING Tau Kappa Epsilon BGSU Union 8:30 A.M. • 5:30 TUESDAY. SEPT. 5 ■ 5 T06PM OuafMed participants mint STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: A limited num- ber of booths are still available lor the Sludent OR WEDNESDAY. SEPT 6 5 TO 6PM Be 18 to 65 yesrs old. Females can't be pregnant Organizations Fair on Wed.. Sept 6 from m or breastfeeding, and must be using an 11:00a.m.-3:00p.m.. If your student group is in- ADMISSIONS OFFICE - MCFALL terested in participating, please contact Deb in acceptable method of birth control the Office of Student Life @372-2843. Bnng your own schedules!! John A. Winder, M.D. Have asthma, and have been using an Inhaled STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS FAIR: Allergy & Asthma ateroid( BedovenM>,VanceriKB, Aerobld®, or Come one, come all to rhe Student Organiza- BILINGUALS Roioirch Center AzmacortQ) for at least 2 months Grateful Dead Night tions Fair, Wed.. Sept. 6, 1995 from International Marketing Firm expanding rapid- 6860 Alula Rd., Ste. B Be a non-smoker, and not have used t ny tobacco 11:00a.m.-3:00p.m. in the Lenhart Ballroon of ly. We have various positions available. Seek- products (cigarettes, chewing tobacco, snuff, the University Union. Free popcorn and soda1 ing quality people who are motivated and good Sylvania, OH 43660 cigar or pipe) for the past year Approximately 95 student organizations will be m public relations. Senous inquiries only. Call represented Stop by and GET INVOLVED!! Be In generally good hearth &f Tonight 419-865-8380. In as location with And Every Tuesday Night pharmatach, Inc. Qualified participants will receive free testing, SEPTEMBER The Research Link study medication, and study visits, and The Best Of Bootlegs FALL'S 810th 455 Sherman financial compensation for participation. Suite 450 Imported Beer Specials For more information, contact Marjoric Denver, CO 60203 at (419) 885-5163 Wed. Sept. 6 TH BIGGEST Son Of Mu DAD TV! Downtown Live Upstairs 1 /VXvX I I Bowling Green "BLACK ock FesfTl ATTENTION 110 N. Main Streel Bowling Green, Oh 352-9222 SWAMF Featuring I "Arts Ftlthral STUDENT 1995 Tom ORGANIZATIONS The Buckeye Room Great Food Gorman is now... & Cold Beer The The deadline to apply for USG organization MW ArArk Band senate seats has been extended to Campus Bowling & Billiards 1995 September 6th at 5:00pm! The following organizations need to apply to Free The Home\ Admission sponsored Wreckerss ▼ have a seat: Mon - Sat 'til Midnisht By Delta Sigma Pi Foodtown True Value Sun'til 10pm 1995 Huntlngton Bank Ben Franklin UAO Km Escort Service World Student Association exhibition Hours 1 lom-5pm Exhibition Hour£"" LAGA Miichael Smith P™ 10om-7pm ^\ Black Student Union 372-8071 4:30-6pm Honors Student Association Most Wanted 1 • Groups Welcome 6:30-8pm You can pick up applications at 405 Student Chubby Carrier |V /lore Music FrofV #1 Services or 14 College Park. Located in the Union 6:30-10:30pm rVI 1pm-5pm! fV| I .