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' f Opinion mu page two Tuesday, January 16, W9T Get looped with Snow Plow 101
In one semester I'm going to be One guy almost hit me. An- sorry I sipped the wine from zard of 77 I plowed for over 26 a college graduate. My classes other burnt me with a passing Father Brian's private closet. straight hours. You couldn't even are gonna make me smarter than cigarette. And everyone else just And that joke about 'what nuns see the roads." Randy reminis- PETA info slanted toward cause 75 percent of the nation. English gave me the Christmas middle do when they need to get laid.' It ced. "It was something." 112 will allow me to speak the was just good fun when I said, He had his fun. - After speaking with Leah Bar- and the LD50 Dermal that most queen's english better than Hugh they dress up like alter boys." "Yeah, I went to Bowling hum about the story and editorial often uses rabbits. Both tests are Grant. Cultural diversity will get Please God, I know I was being Green, back in 1969. After they written about animal testing, I dosed by body weight and there me an interview with Farrakhan. /* - vain when I asked for a nipple had those Kent State shootings, decided to write this letter. is an upper limit on the test. And persuasive communication hair transplant this Christmas," I me and a bunch of friends went Much of the Information pro- The average rat would receive will make me suaver than Bob finished with a scream. down to Howard's and got al vided in those columns was pro- a dose of about one-half milli- "Boom Boom" Packwood. Knock, knock. bent up, came back to campus vided by PETA. I have no prob- liter, based on 2.0gm/kg dose, Unfortunately, none of my "God?" and smashed the windows on the lem with someone deciding to directly into their stomachs with newly gained intelect was much 31K "Hey, do you need some help," Administration Building. Then I take a position against the use of a special gavage while being help when I ran out of gas going asked a man as he slowly backed went back to Rodgers and threw animals in testing. I do believe hand held. They are then re- home the night before God's away from my door. I glanced up." that the public should be provid- turned to their cages for the ob- boy's birthday. <^H ■ft into my rear-view mirror and And he loved his wife and kids. ed with accurate information on servation period. "We walked the garden, you saw the snow plow parked right "John's going to be 18 years- the subject. The LD50 Dermal involves the planted a seed," I crooned along at my bumper. old this year. Almost old enough- PETA's well known for bend- application of a measure dose of with my stereo. "All I want to do "Urn, yeah. You weren't out to head off for college. He ing the truth and providing in- material to the shaved surface of is make love to you ... The only there for long, right?" I asked, doesn't really know what he flammatory statements. So I the skin. Their back area is thing he couldn't give me was the feeling my sperm count drop a wants yet." would like to address a few covered with liquid Impervious one little thing that you million. Randy really seemed happy statements that were in the arti- material and they are returned to caaaaaannn." "What's the problem, son?" with his life. And he taught me cles in The News. the cages for 24 hours. After 24 Boy, do those Heart girls really "I think I'm out of gas ... car something that all my classes, First, wood materials have not hours, the wrapping and material know how to write a ballad. won't start ... The guy told me to never quite managed to do. been permitted in animal facili- is removed and the animals may My car began to falter like Hil- try running ... very cold," I Happiness won't be found in e-. ties for at least 20 years because be observed for up to two weeks. lary Clinton at a Senate hearing. Peiffer stammered, swearing to fix the conomics class. A cart load of they cannot be washed properly. The material is NEVER INJEC- My speedometer dropped like gas gauge on my 1979 AMC money won't bring you joy. And Animals are placed in specialized TED UtfDER THE SKIN for this Anna Nicole Smith's dead elderly Spirit. satisfaction can't be garnished restraints for some types of test or any commonly used tests. husband. And my blood pressure finger and drove on. "Climb in the plow." from the outside. procedures for limited time The LD50 tests are most often shot up like ... Anna Nicole Some smart ass kid even went "Really?" I asked, opening my So before you run out of gas on periods. used to test products that require Smith's live elderly husband. so far as to pull off the road. As I door and swinging around to the the highway, take the time to dis- . Rabbits used in the Dralze test EPA registration such as pesti- I pulled off to the side of the ran toward his passenger window passenger side of the plow. cover what will make you happy are normally individually re- cides, industrial chemicals, lawn road and used all of my car care he said, "Tired of walkin?" He lowered the blade and we - and then go get looped up and moved from their cage and chemicals, ect. expertise to determine the "You wouldn't believe how cold were off. smash the windows at the Admin- placed on a matted cart for dos- This is a general description of source of my troubles. After it is out here," I told my holiday "Name's Randy," he said. istration Building. ing. They are easily hand held for these tests. I can provide copies turning the key and kicking the angel. Over the course of the next 20 And enroll in Snow Plow 101. dosing which ,is a maximum of of the government descriptions tires, I decided I was out of my "Then why don't you try run- minutes, I really got to know Joe Peiffer will resume his one-tenth of a milliliter in one of these tests to anyone who league. nin' a while," he said as ice spun Randy: plowman, public servant, usual Friday column later this eye. The other . eye is never would like to see the details and Flipping on my flashers, I in my face and my hopes faded and father. week. Questions, comments or treated. requirements for the tests. As I exited the car and began trying with his taillights. The guy really seemed happy. concerns can be sent to Joe at The state of the art (technolo- indicated in the beginning of this to solicit passing cars for assis- I climbed back into the car and He plowed his snow. [email protected]. gy) used by the facilities is the letter, I would like everyone to tance. began to pray. "Dear God, I'm "One time Joe, back in the bliz- use a cell culture screening test have complete factual informa- before the Dralze test. Any mate- tion before taking a position on rial failing the cell test is not this issue. used on the animals. Next is the LD50 tests. First, Barbara Randall there are two common tests, Director of the Animal Facility LS50 Oral primarily using rats of Biological Sciences Words should be selected carefully The intent of this letter is to Nikole Koelbel address the concerns about the House Director of Sharp Office article titled "My 20 Minutes SueWitschi with the Thrill Kill Cult" written Assistant dean of Students by "Aaron the Rapist" In the Dec Barbara Jameson 1; Issue of Weekend Reality. Student counselor, academic tWe feel that the byline, "Aaron adviser the Rapist," is insensitive to those who have been directly af- Kara Jennings fected by the Incident*. Program assistant of the Link The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
Dawn Keller Jay Young Editor in chief News Editor Jim Barker Amy Johnson Associate editor City editor Christian Pelusi Scott Brown Opinion editor Sports editor Joe Boyle Stephani Miskawi Weekend Reality editor Photo editor Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief Education cuts gittin bad rap by y'all
Last yeer I rote a colum about stand? Let me explain it for you places like Japan don't mean They still gonna have all that education by using my noggin. who be too dumm to see my jeen- nothin. Remember, them Japan dumb stuff in schools in other But if you thought I was steamed ius: people are so dumb they don't states! Haw! Haw! Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken then, hoo-boy! Now I really got a What make collidge so painful even talk normal. If they so Now dont start worryin' that beef! Sit down a wile and in the for modern youts? It too hard! smart how come everybody in they will ever cut the real impor- Colleen Casey Alianna Dias coarse of one page, let me tell Dumm teachers give us too Ed Dowling tant stuff, which a coarse be Brian Gallaiin you what gets my britches all in a mutch work and axe too many football. Relax and take it easy. Chad Gamby Matt Gannon dander, and then some. questions about dumm stuff like No matter how much education Teresa Krieg Cathy Raid] Eveybody be all cryin' about Russia I don't need to know noth- gets cut, they will ALWAYS be Kevin Rathge Ed Reed how the govner is cutting educa- ing about Russia, believe you me. football! Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec tion. He say education too expen- Nothin' there but a bunch a Now liberals complainin about sive and not worth it. Now people commies. Then teachers take congress gonna cut education will rite him long letters telling tendance if we not there. Then down in their new budget. Prob- Copyright© 1996 by The HCi News. Reprinting of him how bad this is for our youts. they grade us I On dumm stuff I any material in this publication whitoul the permission of lem is: Clinton tryin' to stop The llf i News is strictly prohibited. But before anybody goes any far- Jeez! But if BGSU gets less them. WHY? Now we got a The BO News is an independent student voice ther I gotta tell you an idea has money we won't have so many chance for a collidge diploma to founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic appeared inside my brain. Git a teachers or so many classes. We be real easy! Just imagine what year and Wednesday's in the summer. load of this: Education cuts is wont have to learn dumm stuff! collidge Ufe would be like if edu- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those GOOD! If they stop spending so They will stick to basics like how cation got cut even more! Guess of the student body, faculty or University administration. mutch money on higher educa- to get jobs, (that's all I need to what we'll have more time for? Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not tion, we colldge students will know, thank you very mutch!) Yep, BEER DRJNKIN'! When I necessarily those of The BG News. surely benifit In the forthcoming People wine an wine about Ohio gets a beer in my hand I go HOG Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 instances, if you hold on and fol- getting rid of history programs words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone WILD! HOO-WEE! Cut education low my drift for a minute this due to cuts In education. Me for down, I say! number and University affiliation, if any. The B( • News fine morning. one, I hate history and am glad to reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Govner Voinovitch sure has The IH i News encourages its readers to notify the First a all, whats the first thing see It go. Nothin' but a pile a old paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. that would happen if education boring stuff. Now they say Eng- my support! He's looking out for got cut? Fewer teachers! Then lish will be next. My opinion? our needs. Young people today what? Easier programs! Next on 'Bout time! I talk good ole Amer- dont have to be so smart. This Is 210 West Hall the list? More great big classes ican, and that's good enuf for me! the nineties! Let those congress Bowling Green State University where they don't take tendance After all, I been tryin' to get dudes go to hard colleges. Ain't Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 and give those easy pencil fill-in my diploma since 1987. It ain't that what they there for? After bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu tests. Follow me? We got it made easy to learn all this stuff. Just Now who stupid? all, politicians get educated so we in the shade! Still don't under- cause they are all smarty pants in Ya know the really funny part? don't have to! Campus Tuesday, January 16.JWm*.5 page three-
Water Break States in all areas have been hit hard by influenza - Liza Roche caution, two more strains of in' College Press Service fluenza will most likely show up before the flu season ends in Forget the socks and the un- April derwear. The holidays season's College campuses are breeding number one most unwanted gift grounds for many illnesses be- has been one that keeps on giving cause of the close quarters asso-- -influenza. ciated with college life. Plus, said The Centers for Disease con- Gardner, college students tend to trol in Atlanta said that by mid- travel heavily during the holiday December Influenza type A virus season and bring back illnesses - more commonly known as "the to the campus from all over the. flu" - has reached epidemic pro- nation. portions in the nation. Twenty- While the CDC recommends nine states reported regional or that people get an influenza vac- widespread influenza-like illness cination each October or Novem- Jay Young/The BG Ncwi in mid-December and the virus' ber, Gardner said that it's not too 1 strength remained constant as of late to get a flu shot and spare On Sunday, a water main break near Lot 4 caused water to be 1 dents returned to the University. the first week in January. yourself from the remaining ■hut off for about two hours in Harshman Quadrangle as stu- Nancy Arden, the CDC's chief strains of the virus. The shot of influenza epidemiology, said takes a few weeks to become ac- states in all areas of the nation tive in the body, but Arden said have been hit hard by the flu and the vaccine has been shown to there is no way to tell when prevent illness in about 70-90 Internet causes student woes Americans will see relief from percent of healthy adults the virus, which is characterized younger than 65 years of age. Elissa Lelbowltz while 18 percent of them are on by fever, headache, body aches Without the shot, the only way College Press Service Use linked with other addictions line for 20 hours. Most of the stu- and throat soreness. to avoid catching the flu is to stay dents use the Internet to send Dr. Marv Gardner of the stu- away from everyone, Gardner WASHINGTON - Jennifer had Away from school, or away ing to university counselors. electronic mall, to log on to bulle- dent health center at North- said. Also, the Immune system one worry this Christmas break: from her computer? The majority of students are tin board services and chat lines western University said students operates better If a person avoids would she be able to survive her "Well, I like school, and it's like Jennifer - they use the in- or to cruise around the Internet's came pouring into the office as heavy alcohol consumption and month-long winter break at kinda slow at home, but my com- ternet socially, said Jane Morgan many World Wide Web sites. soon as they came back from gets plenty of sleep and eats a home? puter is part of it," she said. "My Bost, assistant director of pro- In all, more than 24 million break on Jan. 3. healthy diet, he said. It wasn't the fear of a stressful hobby is the Internet." gramming at the University of people age 16 or older use the In- Gardner said he noticed a con- A recent Roper Starch Survey Christmas dinner or too much Hobby or obsession? Some col- Texas in Austin's Counseling and ternet, according to a recent siderable rise in flu cases ever found that influenza can linger time bonding with her family lege officials and students alike Mental Health Center. telephone poll of 4,200 Ameri- since students returned back to for an average of seven days, that put the University Massa- are beginning to ask that same "We've been hearing more and cans and Canadians by the Niel- the university from Thanksgiv- while the average adult sufferer chusetts sophomore on edge. The question, because as more stu- more from students and col- sen Media Research company. ing break. misses two days of work or class downtime from school brought dents gain access to the comput- leagues about people who could That comes to 11 percent of the But things could be worse, said because of the flu. For college with it down time from her com- er information network, the more actually be having a problem population, according to the Gardner, who added that the flu students, time sick in bed can puter - and the Internet. For the some students become addicted. with it," Bost said. "I really study. epidemic has not yet led to hurt grades. Gardner said stu- first time all semester, she Instead of doing school work or didn't see it as a problem until Jennifer said the couple of "standing room only" in the wait- dents can at least take heart couldn't log on every night. hanging out with friends or even other people started mentioning hours a night she logs on is sim- ing room. about the fact that this flu strain "I might go back early because sleeping, some students are jet- it in [counseling]." ply her way of relieving stress Doctors say that the flu season falls prey at the beginning of the I really don't want to be away setting all over the world via A University of Michigan and taking a break from her stud- seems to have had an early peak semester. that long," said Jennifer, who their mouse and keyboard. And study last year found that fresh- ies. She completes her school this year, starting sometime in "I'd rather be sick the second asked that her last name not be like many habits, the Internet men and sophomores log on for mid-December, rather than the week of school than during mid-] used. can become an obsession, accord- an average 10 hours a week, See INTERNET, page five. later part of January. But, they terms or finals," he said. RESOLUTIONS : Continued from page one. The OHA also reported that in 1993, almost four of every 1,000 HEY STUDENTS ...GET EXCITED! ' tributed to smoking, drinking, Ohioans were treated for cere- 11 and poor exercise and eating ha- brovascular disease, which is : bits. frequently related to stress and The Wood County Health De- high blood pressure. COME SUPPORT THE HOME TEAM '• partment has programs to assist Exercise and an adequate diet /$ * local residents with these resolu- will reduce stress, according to >Q ■ tions. Lucius. 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News Tuesday, January 16,40f^. Computers causing disputes Bi-racial students I Marco Buscaglla use of e-mail Instead of office College Press Service visits, the administration is ad- Questions raised over costs mitting that and moving on. We work to challenge In recent years, universities should work to Improve the across the country have been they are simply taking appro- more than that. We're supposed communication as it currently promoting the use of computers priate advantage of current to promote thinking and under- exists." In an effort to restructure the technology, some WFU students standing of the bigger issues." racial boundaries educational process. And while feel the university is headed Paul Escort, WFU's new dean Freshmen at Sonoma State most students embrace the new down the wrong path of the college of arts and scienc- University in California are now Jinet Singleton liams College. technology, not everyone is ex- "We're rushing into something es, says the computers - part of a required to have "24-hour ac- College Press Service More biracial students have cited about Jumping aboard the without the necessary prep- comprehensive restructuring cess" to computers. If the stu- hit campuses In the last digital bandwagon. aration," says junior John Whit- plan - will be used to enhance the dents don't want to buy their own University of Colorado several years, and research A report from the American mire. "Making computers a educational experience, "the PC, they can rent one from the senior Tenica McGowan has and information-gathering Association of State Colleges and mandatory part of a college edu- faculty isn't looking at this as a university. long brown hair and olive skin. about biraclalism is surging, Universities Indicates that cation is something that should way to replace current teaching People assume she's white. says Michelle Travino, who is nearly 60 percent of all schools be decided on by students." methods, they see it as a chance Tracy Ten-ill, president of And she is. She's also black. a minority center counselor at expect their students to exhibit Whltmlre questions the addi- to help broaden the way they can SSU's student government, said McGowan Is one of a bur- CU-Boulder. "There's been an various computer literacy skills tional costs for students. "Is that present material," Eacott said. he is not opposed to the Idea of geoning pool of biracial stu- explosion," she said. upon graduation. To meet those the right way to go for a school David Brown, provost at WFU, enhanced computer-use, but he is dents challenging racial boun- Why now? goals, more schools are making that's been selling itself as a says the laptops will help create a concerned that the new require- daries on campuses across Experts cite an increase in computers a mandatory part of place to get an affordable liberal more cohesive effort between ment may pose an expensive di- America. She's director of cul- the number of Americans born the academic process. arts education?" he said. students and teachers. "Anytime lemma for some students on the tural events for UC's MA- to parents of different races in Last spring, trustees at Wake But costs aren't the 20-year-old you Improve the communication higher education bubble SALA. Named after an East the last two decades, yet no Forest University voted to pro- philosophy major's only concern. between students and professors, Indian word meaning spicy one can claim a firm grip on vide portable computers for in- "Mandating computers seems to you're enhancing the educational "Higher education in Califor- mix, the organization is a what the numbers are. The coming freshmen in 1996. The go against the whole idea of a lib- experience," Brown said. nia is at such a critical state that common ground for the U.S. Census Bureau lists no cost of each computer will be eral arts education," Whltmire Whltmire, however, disagrees. it seems questionable to start school's students of mixed ra- "biracial" category on its sur- covered by an increase of says. "There are plenty of other "We already don't have enough spending money on something cial heritage. Their 30 mem- veys. Except in rare cases, ap- roughly $1,000 a year in tutition institutions that can fulfill stu- interpersonal relationships be- like madatory computers," Ter- bers possess backgrounds of plications and information for the freshmen class. dents' technical aspirations. tween students and their profes- rill said. "It's important to stay varied mixture: Caucasian and forms passed out by colleges Although school officials say Wake Forest is supposed to offer sors," he said. "By promoting the current but at what price?" African American; Asian and and public schools fail to rec- Caucasian; African American ognize dual racial heritage as and Asian, etc. well. But mixed doesn't mean But "check one" just won't Money-seeking students should beware mixed up, says member Greg do anymore for some. Duane. "Our members tend to "More and more biracial College Press Service Identify with both their par- people don't want to choose "Overall, I think it's a real con- talizing on people's laziness." quirements deal with what state ents' races. They resent being one race over the other," says sumer rip-off. People have to be Here's how most scholarship you live in and what your major forced to choose." McGowan. You've probably seen the ads: aware and proceed cautiously," search companies work: students is," he said, adding the company MASALA is among a large "Mixed heritage is a term Free financial aid! Over six bil- warns Phyllis K. Hooyman, di- pay a fee, and the scholarship is 95 percent successful in find- cluster of multiracial student that's widely used on cam- lion in private sector grants and rector of financial aid at Hope search company sends a list of ing students scholarship money. organizations sprouting up pus," says Anim Steel, co- scholarships, available to all stu- College In Holland, Mich possible scholarship sources. At A New York City Better Busi- across the nation. They func- founder of SOMH at Williams dents. Student Financial Services, for ness Bureau investigation, tion as support groups, College. For a process fee ranging from Ron Shunk, director of finan- example, a phone representative however, revealed that after con- research tanks and political Gabe Grosz, editor of Inter- $25 to several hundred dollars, cial aid at Gettysburg College In explained that in exchange for a tacting more than 30 scholarship activist alliances. At Brown race Magazine, has resear- scholarship search companies Gettysburg, Penn., said often one-time fee of $69.95, students search firms, only three students University there is BOMBS, or ched the biracial phenomenon guarantee students can be "mat- students receive no more infor- would receive information on reported receiving any funds. Brown Organization of for six years and came up with ched" with sources of funding, mation than they could find how to apply for private-sector The bureau also found that most Multiracial and Biracial Stu- a jumble of figures. According often regardless of their grades, themselves at their school's fi- scholarships. scholarship matching companies dents. The University of Cali- to his sources, biracial Ameri- income or family Income. nancial aid office or during a trip are either "licensees" or "Infor- fornia at Berkeley has MISC. cans number anywhere from But are scholarship search to the library. Requirements for scholarships mation brokers." Rather than or Multiracial Students; at UC- half a million to five million. companies effective? vary, but students are guar- screen applicants, they simply Santa Barbara, biracial stu- He cites Population Reference "You can learn just as much by anteed their fee back if they forward the students' paperwork dents have formed Variations. Bureau statistics that indicate Representatives of these com- going through the college's fi- don't see a $300 return, said the to a parent company, which PRISM was created for Har- birth rates of biracial children panies claim they help thousands nancial aid office, the high school phone reoresentatlve. sends out the list of potential vard's biracial population, and grew 26 times faster than the of students every year, but many guidance office or the library - sources to the student. It's up to Students of Mixed Heritage rates of other births since educators take a dim view of the for free," said Shunk. "These "These [scholarships] are set the student to research and con- (SOMH) was founded at Wil- 1968. businesses. companies make profits by capi- up for tax breaks. Usually the re- tact each organization listed.
, __ _—_ Library Lab College investment clubs .. open 9 a. ra. to 9 p. m. Mon.-Thurs. open Noon to 5 p. m. y open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Friday open Noon to 4 p. m. p m. to 5 p. m. Sat.-Sun. closed teach students responsibility FacV Staff Grad work room Tech Lab Kelley Gary professor of banking and generally very little money - if; College Press Service finance. any - is withdrawn from the stu-, Mon.-Thurs. open 9 a. m, to 7:30 p. m. Mon.-Thurs. open 7:30 a. m. to 10:30 p.: In a 1994 paper on student in- dent-run accounts, Conway said. | Friday open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Friday open 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Play dough is for kids. vestment funds, Lawrence con- "It's a sacred fund. They don't • Sat.-Sun. closed Saturday open 1 p. m. to 4:30 p. ra. Or so says Notre Dame Uni- cluded "the student Investment want to take anything from it,"; Sunday open 4 p, m. to 9 p. m. versity junior Chuck Ruifrok. As fund joins top-ranked athletics as he added. BALab president of Notre Dame's in- one of the few university pro- Student-run investment class-: vestment club, he and other stu- grams that can be fully self- es or clubs have been around: Tues. open 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Union Lab dents manage a $149,000 portfo- supporting." since the 1950s. Each institution- Wed.-Thurs. open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Mon.-Thurs. open 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. lio. Professors said students gen- runs their program a little; Friday open 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Friday open 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. n And Rulfrok's story is not that erally take their investments differently and receives funding; Saturday closed Saturday open 10 a. ra. to 5 p. in. unusual. Nationwide, more than very seriously - shying away from different sources: private! idav 4 o. m. to 9 o. m Sunday open 1:30 p. ra to 10 p. m. 35 learning institutions have do- from high-risk stocks and bonds. individuals, university endow- nated money to Investment Paul Conway, an associate mania, corporate donors or foun- '■ classes or clubs, allowing stu- professor of finance at Notre dations. dents to buy and trade stocks, Dame University, said his stu- Some classes are available; bonds and currency. dents tend to play it safe. through open enrollment, and; 'January 15 to 28 Computer Lab Schedules \ Investing real money gives "They are very conservative," everyone in the class does; students a chance to test their Conway said. "I have a problem research and presents cases for! market theories, but to do so with getting them to take risks. They their Investment choices. This is real-life consequences. don't want to be the ones who the case with Wartburg College's "It has certain responsibili- took a bath or had a bad year." Portfolio Management class, ties," Ruifrok said. Yet whether students make taught by professor Paul Mag- Once the investments get go- money or take a bath, it doesn't nell. Ing, most become self- effect the school's cash-flow. perpetuating and self-financed, Funds used in student-run in- The students' portfolio, started said Edward Lawrence, a Uni- vestments are separate from the by a corporate donation of stock versity of Missouri-St. Louis universities' own accounts and in 1968, is valued at $296,000.
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Therefore, many stu- sector to a rebounding economy. college enrollments will increase ditional college-age students - tion seems to be leveling off, said Association of community col- dents. Ban-on added, rationalize, Individuals who enrolled in from 14.3 million to 14.4 million. contributed to declining en- ACE officials, after more dra- leges." "when you can find work, why go community college to upgrade or In addition, the department fore- rollment at colleges and univer- matic enrollment declines the In Ohio, for example, overall to school?" learn job skills during the reces- casts a slow but steady increase sities this past fall, according to a previous two years. In 1994, 65 enrollment fell by 1.4 percent. sion now are leaving for full-time in enrollment that could result in recent American Council on Ed- percent of states reported a de- While private colleges experi- In New Jersey, overall enroll- employment, she said. "In New a gain of one million college stu- ucation survey. cline. enced a slight increase, enroll- ment also fell by 1.7 percent, Jersey, we were sort of the last dents in the next seven years. Half of the 20 states that sub- ment at public institutions with a decline of 1.2 percent in of the states to come out of the That's because after nearly a mitted complete enrollment data In those states where enroll- dropped by nearly two percent. public institutions and 3.5 per- recession," she said. "Many of 20 percent drop In the 1960s and experienced declines this year, ments dropped, higher education The biggest declines centered at cent at private schools. At com- the students went back to work." early 1990s, the number of high according to the ACE report. officials attributed it to the community colleges where en- munity colleges, enrollment was Despite indications that en- school graduates is on the rise ACE surveyed higher education healthy economy and changing rollments were down 3.7 percent down by 1.8 percent and 1.7 per- rollments are flat in most states, again. High school graduates are officials in 24 states to gather demographic patterns. from Fall 1994. cent at four-year Institutions. the U.S. Department of Educa- expected to exceed 3.1 million by preliminary data on Fall 1995 en- "Our colleges historically have Brad Barren, an administrator Hollie Gilroy, assistant direc- tion is predicting that the num- 2004. CLINTON J Continued from page one. nation, issued a statement in white supremacists rallied at the was born and reared; the office ton walked into the church. better, but that's not good" Washington denying that U.S. so- Statehouse to "congratulate" where he plotted civil rights Before laying a wreath at the enough,'" the president said. " the country. ciety is racist but urging Ameri- New Hampshire for remaining strategy; the church where he crypt, Clinton stood at the "He would say, 'Ask yourself In Indianapolis, GOP presi- cans to "swing open the doors of the only state without a legal preached; and his crypt, which Ebenezer podium and tried to this question as you walk out of - dential candidate Sen. Dick Lu- opportunity" for all. "As we be- King holiday. An opposing group, draws millions of visitors each imagine what King would say "if this church today: How can it be * gar recalled the night Robert gin the second half of the last the National People's Campaign, year. he sort of showed up, sidled down that the crime rate in America is'' Kennedv told a stunned crowd in decade in this great American charged at them and knocked The visit was important politi- the aisle." down, but the crime rate among"' the Indiana capital that King had century, let us dream a dream down the group's podium and cally for Clinton, who hopes to young people ... is up? Are they3 been killed. "Crisis came in an together, once again," Dole said. flags. mobilize black voters in large "He would say to us, 'You've still out there raising them-'' awesome, horrible way that A rally at Iowa's Capitol in Des Clinton was keynote speaker at numbers this year to help win still got a ways to go yoursel- selves? What are you going to do'- night," said Lugar, who In 1968 Moines, which drew about 200 to Ebenezer Baptist Church, where reelection without abandoning ves,'" Clinton said. about that?'" said Clinton, at was Indianapolis' 36-year-old hear speeches and the ringing of King, his father and maternal the multiracial coalition that for- "Here's what I think Dr. King times adopting the cadence and. mayor. the state's Liberty Bell, was typi- grandfather preached for 81 ged his victory in 1992. The would say if he were giving this style of a Southern preacher. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., front- cal of others around the country. years. King landmarks surround crowd of several hundred chan- sermon - in far more powerful "What are you going to do? runner for the Republican nomi- But in Concord, N.H., four the church the house where he ted "Four more years!" as Clin- and eloquent ways: 'You're doing about that?" he asked again. INTERNET See INTERNET, page five. tive as gambling or drinking. university computer centers, and in the morning," she said. "I had Internet time is infringing on all night chatting on the Internet "I personally feel like there are others were fined for their use. intended just to check my mail, their lives, Bost said users should instead of sleeping? That can be, work on time, and said she knows folks who abuse the Internet," Jennifer said it dawned on her send a note to a friend and finish ask themselves the following dangerous to your health and* when enough is enough. she said. "How many and what that she may be addicted one some reading for a class the next questions: may be a sure sign that you have* Bost and her colleague, psy- percent, we do not know that." night after she logged onto a day. I didn't even see or hear my ■ How and why are you using an addiction problem. chologist Kathy Scherer, started University of Maryland offi- University of Iowa-based bulle- roommate go to sleep." the internet? Using it for work- an Internet workshop last year to cials in College Park, Mich., have tin board service base, which al- And that, Jennifer said, related purposes is different ■ Are you isolating youself* explore how and why students formed a support group called lows users from all over the snapped her out of it. She now from using it to chat with friends from in-person interaction, suclr- are using the Internet. "Caught in the Net" to help stu- world to chat with one another in limits herself to a few hours each in far-off places. Students need as going out with friends? Chat> Though turnout was small, dents cut back on their comput- real time. night - after she has finished her to keep the two separated. After ting online should add to your' Bost said she got the feeling us- ing habits. And some schools "I was talking to several people work. all, business and pleasure are social interaction with other pec" ing the Internet has the potential have banned students who have at once one night, and when I But not many students have rumored not to mix. pie, not replace it. Do not let the" for some people to be as addic- been found to hog computers in looked up, I realized it was three that discipline, Scherer said. ■ Are you falling behind in Intemet become the only place "It's like with any addiction - your schoolwork? Many students you meet new and interact with-1 1 if you feel that it's a repeated who may be addicted to the In- new people. Scherer also warns B1S-SS5 5 89-SS3 pattern, and it starts to interfere ternet put off their homework users to be wary. Scherer also llllllllllllll with your regular activities, it "just for another hour," she said, warns users to be wary of online-: could become dangerous," she in order to chat with friends for a romantic relationships, which1' said. while longer. Bost suggests using have been known to work out, but*} Food Operations Just as gambling and drinking the Internet as a reward. Tell seldom do. '•' can be for some people in moder- yourself you may only log on ■ If you have to pay for an on- ation, they can become serious after your schoolwork is com- line service, such as America On-" i addictions for others, she added. pleted, not before. line or CompuServe, are you able | Spring Semester Openings If students are worrying their ■ Have you ever stayed awake to keep up with your payments? i Dining Halls The Alumni Association and the Undergraduate Alumni Association (UAA) are once again January 14,1996 proud to announce the search for the BGSU Master Teacher. 1996 marks the fifteenth consecutive year for this prestigious award that you, the students Founders Keepers Food Court opens at 4:30p.m. and faculty, can participate in by nominating one of BGSU's professors. The recipient will receive a monetary award of $1,000 and the honorable recognition as the 1996 Master Teacher. 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Specialty Areas 1996 Master Teacher Award January 14,1996 Nomination Form Keepers Snack Bar re-opens Sunday 7p.m.-12 Midnight January 15,1996 Although there are many attributes which make your nominee a "Master Teacher," the following criteria, along with the consideration of class size, subject matter and Chily's Express, GT Express, GT Deli, Down Under grade level of the student, have been established to aid in the selection process. re-opens Monday 4:30p.m.-12 Midnight. Your nominee should: • Have taught a minimum of three years full-time at the University, not Galley re-opens Monday 6p.m.-12 Midnight including graduate or visiting status. January 18,1996 • Have scholarly knowledge of the subject matter. • Present the material in an organized and effective manner that is relevant Tower's Inn re-opens Thursday 4:30-6:30p.m. to the subject taught. • Be employed full-time by the University. iHHllllllUIIUBE Please Print Name of Nominee, -Dept.. 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Columbus school Tackle That Boy district disputes state numbers The Associated Press The state education depart- ment's Education Management ; COLUMBUS - The Columbus Information System compiles gchool district disputes state fig- figures from all of the state's ures that show It has six admin- public districts. istrators for every 1,000 stu- Columbus' records showed that dents, the highest level in the it employed the full-time equiva- state for big-city school districts. lent of 744.1 administrative staff ; But the district verified the members. That comes to six per figures to the state Education every 1,000 students in Ohio's Department last year, according second-largest school district. to an article The Columbus Dis- Cleveland, the state's largest patch. The article is the first part district, had 4.6 administrators of a three-part series analyzing per 1,000 students; Cincinnati, the district. the third largest, had 3.9; Toledo, : "We strongly believed that fourth largest, had 4.8; Akron, when we signed off on our data, the fifth largest, had 4.0; and that we were following the guide- Dayton, sixth largest, had 4.7. lines that the state put out," said Under a narrower measure district spokeswoman Deborah that excludes lower-level em- Foley. "But there is (now) a ployees, the state says Columbus strong belief with evidence that reported 3773 administrators. we have all interpreted the rules That figure also is the highest differently. ... It's not apples to apples." See SCHOOLS, page eleven. Columbus residents sue Annette Drowlettc/Thc Associated PT*M Matthew Dorlak, left, slips past his older brother David, center, during a game of football in Mansfield, Ohio. city, Solid Waste Authority while friend Mark Smith falls in the snow trying to tackle him
The Associated Press asks for an unspecified amount of money for homeowners who COLUMBUS - A federal law- live near the plant. It also asks suit has been filed on behalf of a that the defendants pay for ongo- Museum gets 500 pounds of fossils group of people who live near the ing medical monitoring of people city's trash-burning power plant, living near the plant. which was closed in December 1994. The city closed the plant be- Excavations in England, Russia include extremely rare specimens Three city residents filed the cause of financial problems and class action Thursday in U.S. concerns about emissions of air The Associated Press curator of vertebrate paleonto- College of London, Storrs said. include bones and teeth of ex- District Court. It lists as defen- pollution, particularly dioxin, a logy for the museum, said "They are certainly the most tinct fish and sharks and a very dants the city and the Solid Waste toxic chemical compound sus- CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati Thursday. important samples in the lot be- early crocodile-like animal. Authority of Central Ohio. The pected of causing cancer. Museum of Natural History & The 20 teeth, each the size of cause they are so extremely rare. Storrs had been awaiting the qity owns the plant and the au- Telephone messages request- Science has received 500 pounds the tip of a ballpoint pen, come There are probably about 100 shipment of fossils since summer thority manages it. ing comment on the lawsuit were of Jurassic Period fossils from from the Morganucodon, a such teeth in existence, and they and was afraid they had been The suit says the plant has left at the offices of City Attor- excavations in England and Rus- 3-inch-long mammal that lived are at universities in Oxford, lost. They arrived from Russia caused property values to de- ney Ron O'Brien and the Solid sia more than 200 million years ago. Cambridge and Bristol," Storrs and England via Los Angeles. cline in surrounding areas and Waste Authority. The newly arrived fossils in- They are the only known ex- said. "The shipper in London put clude extremely rare specimens ample of this species outside of They come from limestone de-! them in the wrong container," lUETTHE BG JSEWS BRIGHTEN YOUR DAT 1 of teeth from one of the earliest England and were part of a dis- posits in southern Wales, Storrs Storrs said. "I didn't know where known mammals, Glenn Storrs, persal of fossils from University said. Fossils from other locations they were." DYNAMIC CAREER OPPORTUNITY University of Dayton is home to 1,700 science fiction books
James Hannah The university landed the re- dissatisfaction among the gen- The Associated Press pository in 1973, when Michigan eral public with the kind of life State University decided to dis- that science and technology is $40,000 DAYTON - Space aliens, continue storing its collection. sort of forcing us all to live," Pa- robots, monsters and demons oc- "The whole collection at that trouch said. cupy a special section of the Uni- time was in the trunk of a car. But Michael Payne, coor- versity of Dayton library. Maybe there were a few boxes in dinator of the repositories, said "The Mutants Are Coming," the back seat," Patrouch said. he has seen no evidence that in- Starting Salary "Otto From Otherwhere," "Po- The idea was to hold books pub- terest in science fiction is dwin- ison Rain" and "It Came Prom lishers believed could win Hugo dling. Schenectady" are in the library's or Nebula science fiction-writing "You've got a lot more science collection of more than 1,700 sci- awards. The books were to be fiction movies," said Payne of with company car ence fiction books. distributed from the repositories Balboa, Calif. "And the movies The 63-shelf section is one of to members of the writers asso- and the TV shows are sort of 10 repositories in the country for ciation for consideration. spawning their ovn sets of books collected by the Science However, Patrouch said works books." Fiction and Fantasy Writers of of varying quality were sent in In Its early days, science fic- and other benefits America. The repositories were with no method for screening. tion was the province of young created as homes for potentially Donations picked up after drop- boys, Patrouch said. Book covers award-winning works. ping off for a while, but Patrouch j showing men defending scantily ALDI Foods, a pioneering leader in the food store indus- The collection is overseen by fears that the popularity of sci- clad women from alien monsters Joseph Patrouch (pronounced ence fiction may be waning. appealed to adolescent male try, will be interviewing for the position of District PAT-trich), an English professor Enrollment in his science fic- power fantasies. who teaches a science fiction tion-writing classes has fallen to "Now, it's not a closed thing Manager Trainee. If you are interested in a fast-paced, writing course at the university. about 20 students, half what it anymore," he said. "The genie "All my heroes were science was a few years ago. has escaped the bottle. Science rewarding future with a rapidly expanding organization, fiction writers," said Patrouch. 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"I think that CREST HILL, III. - Guinevere opponents trying to block her she made a decision and feels Garcia was orphaned and sexual- execution to "stay out of my that It was the right decision, and ly abused by age 6, an alcoholic life." that does give her a sense of at 11, and pregnant at 16 with a "This is not a suicide. I am not peace. I think she really believes daughter whom she later suffo- taking my own life. I committed that her life is in God's hands." cated with a plastic bag. these crimes. I am responsible Ms. Garcia's life has been any- An abuse-scarred marriage to for these crimes," Garcia said in thing but blessed. a man she met on a prostitution a tape played Thursday for the By age 16, Garcia had been "trick" ended when she shot her state Prisoner Review Board. sexually abused and an alcoholic husband to death. She later said Garcia's determination to em- for years. She became a pros- he "deserved to die." brace the death sentence per- titute, married an Iranian stu- Now Ms. Garcia says she, too, plexes death penalty opponents, dent to keep him in the United deserves to die. who say they respect her de- States and conceived a daughter. Barring a last-minute cle- cision but want to fight for her Eleven months after Sarah Swan mency decision from Gov. Jim life anyway. Her decision last was born, Garcia suffocated the Edgar, Garcia, 36, will die by summer to drop all appeals in the baby with a plastic bag. lethal injection shortly after 1991 slaying brought Garcia The girl's death was treated as midnight Wednesday. She would more tranquility than she has an accident for years until an ar- Irwlo R. DauBherty/Thc Atioclated Prcu be the second woman executed in ever had in her troubled life, said son investigator got Garcia to Ken McCarty of Mesa, Ariz., enjoys unseasonably warm weather while fishing at Rivervlew Park the United States since the Su- Sister Miriam Wilson, a Cook admit she killed her daughter in Mesa, Ariz. Temperatures In The Valley of the Sun soared to the high 70s while most of the preme Court reinstated the death County Jail chaplain who has Northeast was covered In snow. penalty in 1976. frequently visited her. See DESERVES, page ten. Bush admits to underestimating Saddam Hussein
Robert Burns Bush reiterated his oft-stated after the ground war was room for some ex post facto a formula that I wanted to con- White House news conference The Associated Press view that it would have been a launched. Bush said he now criticism here." template, and I think history will immediately after the war ended, mistake to order the U.S. military thinks mistakes were made in the Asked by Frost whether Sad- say we did the right thing." that he regretted seeing Saddam WASHINGTON -- Former to hunt down Saddam in Bagh- armistice meeting held March 3 dam should have been required In an interview with Frost survive. President George Bush says he dad, and that it was a correct at Safwan, Iraq. to surrender at the Safwan meet- taped on March 9. 1991, but not In the December 1995 inter- underestimated Iraqi leader judgment to end the war after At that meeting. Gen. Norman ing to deepen his humiliation and aired until the Tuesday broad- view with Frost, Bush alluded tcr Saddam Hussein's political stay- having evicted Iraq's occupying Schwarzkopf, the commander of undercut his authority, Bush re- cast, Bush discussed excerpts the more satisfying ending of ing power after the Persian Gulf army from Kuwait. the U.S.-led coalition in the Gulf sponded first by saying, "I think from his Gulf War diary, includ- War and regrets that the allies World War II when Japan's But the former president, in War, agreed to an Iraqi request maybe in retrospect we could ing entries in which he described leaders boarded the battleship" didn't do more to undercut Sad- the interview taped last Dec. 12 that it be permitted to fly armed have done more." his worries about how to end the USS Missouri in Tokyo harbor dam's authority. in his Houston office, said Sad- helicopters anywhere inside Iraq He added that summoning war and the fate of Saddam. and signed the surrender papers. In an interview with David dam fooled him when he used his so long as they were not near U.S. Saddam to Safwan might have "Hope to see the madman is "Imperialism ended right there Frost to be aired today on PBS, surviving military power to forces. Saddam used that air backfired, though, if the Iraqi gone," Bush wrote. with the laying of a sword on a Bush said he still thinks Saddam quickly crush postwar revolts by power, combined with tanks and leader had resisted and forced Frost said the March 9, 1991, desk, and the whole world saw will be overthrown by his own Kurds in Iraq's north and Shlites other heavy ground armor that U.S. troops to march to Baghdad interview was taped at the Camp it." people. But Bush recalled that in the south. survived the war, to kill to grab him. David, Md., presidential retreat With the Gulf War, "the ending- during the 1991 Gulf War he and "I think he took us by sur- thousands of rebelling Kurds and "And there we would be, ... in secret to record Bush's wasn't quite as clean as it might others felt a sound military prise," Bush said. Shiites. searching for this brutal dictator thoughts about the war while it have been if Saddam Hussein had defeat would lead to his downfall. While expressing no regret at "We might have handled the who had the best security in the was still fresh in his mind. come to that tent, laid down his "I miscalculated," Bush said. his decision to end the war with a flying of helicopters different- world, involved in an urban guer- The former president has indi- thing and maybe left office," "I thought he'd be gone." cease fire on Feb. 28, 100 hours ly," Bush said. "So I think there's rilla war," Bush said. "This is not cated many times, even at a Bush said. Student recounts suicide in newspaper Third-graders honored Reporter said she 'wanted to touch people' with her story for paper peace doves doves "brought inspiration into through my restless sleep," took over after she met friends The Associated Press The Associated Press She said writing her story the room. Your creativity cap} Scanlon wrote. for lunch and a movie on her was therapeutic. PITTSBURGH - A college "We all stood in line, those birthday. CLINTON. Mich.-- Some third- tured the imagination of the ne» "I wanted to touch people," graders were bubbling with ex- gotiators. Your project has rej student has recounted in her of us who would soon dive into Her roommate found her and she said. "I'm not too con- school paper how she nearly death. The old and frail stood called an emergency dispat- citement after being honored for minded us all how much war afj cerned about how people took sending paper peace doves to the fects children who have n<) killed herself with household before me and boarded the rol- cher. Scanlon remembers be- it." cleaner, fingernail polish re- ler coaster that only dropped ing awake but unable to com- Bosnian peace talks in Ohio last voices," Levin wrote. "The teacher said it would be mover and 20 pain-killers. once. Scon they pushed me prehend why her roommate's She might have a bigger au- fall. cool, but it was better than coot Kathleen Scanlon, 21, a re- forward. They said, 'Go, it's voice sounded so far away even dience than many-*would think. When Candy Martin's 26 stu- porter for The Pitt News at the your turn." But I could feel that though she stood right above Gallagher pointed out the re- dents at Lena wee County's Clin- It was cooler than that," student Jared Wheeler said of the trip} University of Pittsburgh, last It wasn't. My insides dropped her. ton Elementary School sent sults of a recent random sur- Two of his classmates missed the week began a series about her and begged for another The account has prompted vey that drew 800 responses by doves decorated with simple tour, because they were sick. June 17 suicide attempt. chance." emotional reactions on cam- mail from undergraduate and messages of peace to Wright Pat- "After the tube they thrust The Akron, Ohio, native said pus. Counselors are praising graduate students. terson Air Force Base, they It all started with a lesson u) down my throat sucked out her bouts with depression be- her courage. "Almost one-third reported hoped to receive a simple thanks. civics, geography, current everything that would have gan as a child and worsened Scanlon eventually wants to that they could benefit from They got much more than that. events and social studies. Mania killed me, and the nurse strap- during her junior year in 1994, cover mental health issues as a some sort of assistance with It turns out their doves had told her class about the Bosnia* been taped around the door of the ped down my arms during my when she dropped out and reporter. She has a triple major their feelings of depression. I fighting, and upcoming talks. attempts to pull out the oxygen checked into a psychiatric hos- in writing, history and neuros- was very surprised," he said In room where the talks were held "I asked them if they wanted tp tube that dared give me breath, pital. She was released two cience and has a 3.7 grade- a story published in Sunday's on the base. do something about the peact a disturbing scene floated months later, but depression point average on a 4.0 scale. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Thursday, Martin's class was talks and they said sure. I had treated to a tour of the base, mentioned to them that childrea along with a certificate of appre- were dying there and familiej ciation from U.S. Secretary of were dying and that's so sensi- ABORTION State Warren Christopher and tive to them," she said. letter of praise from U.S. Sen. The children chose to cut oul Continued from page leven. Rice said last month that the Professional Corp., which oper- The law would ban dilation and abortion providers who chal- ates clinics where Haskell works extraction unless the doctor can Carl Levin, D-Mich. doves. They colored them, wrote "It's amazing. I consider my- lenged the law likely will succeed in the Cincinnati, Dayton and Ak- show that all other available peace messages on them ani The procedure involves pulling self and my kids to be very for- then mailed their package off tj the fetus partially out of the In proving that it Is unconstitu- ron areas. abortion procedures would pose a greater risk to the woman's tunate," Martin said Friday, as assistant Secretary of State uterus, feet first The skull then tional because its definition of di- They say the law would violate her bubbling students tried to lation and extraction is vague their constitutional rights to health. Richard Holbrook. U punctured with a forceps or settle down long enough to write Messages included suet scissors-like instrument and the and could apply to other proce- privacy, liberty and due process. The law also would prohibit abortions after the 24th week of thank-you notes. brain is removed, causing the dures. Haskell has said some of his Levin's letter said the class' See DOVES, page eleveit skull to collapse to ease passage He also said the procedure ap- late-term patients have severely pregnancy unless necessary to through the birth canal. pears to pose less risk to the deformed fetuses; others are protect the woman's health. It The National Abortion Fed- mother than other operations. rape and incest victims. And he also would require doctors to de- eration said the procedure is The lawsuit was filed by Dr. said late-term abortion proce- termine that a fetus would not used in about 450 of the l.S mil- Martin Haskell of Cincinnati, dures other than dilation and likely survive outside the womb lion abortions performed each who provides abortion services; extraction are more of a medical before they can perform abor- year In the United States. and the Women's Medical risk to the woman. tions after the 22nd week. □ Grateful IK .-id iXighi TOMGHT and every Tuesday • The Beat of Bootlegs • Imported Beer Specials • $1.75 Margaritas & Long Island* • Restaurant/Bartenders Appreciation Night Sunday 7 p.m. -10 p.m.
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Flying High Hillary will begin book tour today The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rod- ham Clinton's book says "it takes a village" to help raise a child. Her staff says it takes the Air Force to help raise interest in her book. The first lady will begin a book tour today traveling to Arkansas, Michigan, Illi- nois, New York and Massa- chusetts in five days. Promot- Clinton ing "It Takes a Village" - her book about children's issues - will take Mrs. Clinton to four other cities in early February. Her spokesman, Neel Latti- more, said Thursday the Secret Service recommended that she travel in Air Force planes for se- curity reasons. He said the book's publisher, Simon & Schus- ter, will reimburse the govern- ment at the rate of first-class tickets, rather than the coach- class rate required by federal rules. Her accommodations, includ- Rlc Vaiqucl/The Associated Press ing hotel rooms, also will be paid A solitary bird makes its way across Dixieland Lake in Harlington, Texas. Tem- ruined various ground crops. The citrus crop in the Valley was spared from the by the publisher, Lattimore said. peratures In the Rio Grande Valley are on the rise after freezing temperatures cold snap. The White House has acknowl- edged that Mrs. Clinton received help from a Washington writer in researching and putting together the book. But Lattimore insisted that she authored it herself and Study shows Ritalin may increase cancer did not rely on a ghostwriter. government orders, mailed let- questionable risk. leaves children and teen-agers Program, a branch of the In a news release, the White Liunjn Neergaard House said Barbara Feinman, a ters to 100,000 doctors Thursday "People are not mice," said restless, easily distracted and National Institutes of Health, The Associatea Press writer who teaches journalism at revealing that a federal study FDA deputy drug director Dr. sometimes aggressive. As many routinely tests such older drugs Georgetown University, had WASHINGTON - Government found Ritalin slightly increased Murray Lumpkin. Still, "we felt as 2.5 million children are for risks. liver cancer in male mice. physicians and parents ... have a thought to have ADHD. It is more Mice were fed methylpheni- tape-recorded interviews with scientists are investigating Mrs. Clinton, transcribed the whether the drug Ritalin, widely That doesn't mean humans are right to know this. But it's not common in boys than girls and date for two years. Four of the enough of a signal that we think sometimes persists to adulthood. male mice who got the highest tapes and helped organize the Used to control hyperactivity in at risk, the Food and Drug Ad- book. children, causes cancer in mice. ministration emphasized Friday. kids should be taken off the Ritalin is the brand name of the doses - about 30 times the typical But officials say the evidence is But the agency Is studying the drug." brain stimulant methylpheni- human dose - developed cancer- But, "Without any hesitation, so weak that patients shouldn't drug further, and it directed the Ritalin is widely prescribed to date. Some 6 million prescrip- ous liver tumors called hepato- without any doubt, Mrs. Clinton stop taking the highly effective mouse findings placed on Rita- treat attention deficit hy- tions for the generic and brand- blastomas, when no more than wrote this book," Lattimore told ipedicine. lin's Label so doctors and patients peractivity disorder, or ADHD, a name versions were filled in one of the extremely rare tumors The Washington Post. I The drug's manufacturer, on are aware of the possible though neurological condition that 1993, the latest data available. should have formed, the study Mrs. Clinton's office said she I Ritalin has been sold for 40 found. will receive 15 percent of the $20 years, but it came on the market The mice also had somewhat suggested retail price of each before drug-makers were re- elevated levels of a noncancer- book. All proceeds after taxes quired to test for the risk of can- ous liver tumor called hepatocel- will be donated to charity, par- JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE cer. The National Toxicology lular adenoma. ticularly children's hospitals. SUMMER & FALL RENTALS DESERVES (Too many to list) Continued from page nine. now a spokeswoman for the hu- prosecutors say she's a hardened man rights group Amnesty In- criminal. She once tied up, and set fires near the anniversar- ternational, which opposes capi- robbed and pistol-whipped her ies of Sarah Swan's birth and tal punishment -- say Ms. Garcia first husband, they say. death. should be spared, despite her "She is a walking catalog of While serving 10 years for the wishes. crime. She is a criminal storm Large assortment of baby's murder, she married and "She's not a heinous criminal," that affects everyone who comes Houses, Duplexes, and divorced George Garcia, one of said Janet Kittlaus of the Illinois in her path," DuPage County her prostitution customers, then Coalition Against the Death Pen- prosecutor Thomas Epach said. — J llllll||||«4 ^^ Apartments married him again shortly after alty. "She's a person who was a The state Prisoner Review her March 1991 parole. Court re- victim herself, and some of these Board issues a confidential rec- mm'Mm,minim,,,,, cords indicate Garcia physically forces she probably couldn't con- ommendation to Edgar, who and sexually abused his wife, and trol." usually announces his decision the couple separated a few weeks Both Ms. Garcia and the pros- on clemency the evening before a Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of after the second wedding. ecutors who argued for her exe- scheduled execution. Edgar has Ms. Garcia said she and her cution, however, say the execu- never granted clemency and last complete details and speak with bur friendly staff! 60-year-oid husband argued after tion opponents are misrepresent- year allowed five executions. they met in the parking lot of his ing her case. Ms. Garcia's defense lawyer, suburban Bensenville apartment. "I killed George Garcia, and Manos Kawidias, said he has un- She said she shot him in a rage only I know why," she said in a successfully pleaded with his 354-2260 when he told her he gave her tape recording made on death client to reconsider her decision. John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster money and attention only in re- row. He said the Illinois Supreme turn for sex. While Sister Miriam calls Ms. Court's rejection of her automa- (across from Taco Bell) Death penalty opponents - Garcia "a very sensitive, very tic appeal last May "took the among them Bianca Jagger, kind and thoughtful person," wind out of her sails." nn Welcome Back Students! BLUE RIBBON PHOTO 157 N. Main St., B.G. (Across From Uptown) We Gladly Accept Checks and Credit Cards Bowling Green's Only Double Your Prints 15% DISCOUNT] Full-line Photo Store Free! 1 hr Film Processing Off«r good at lh« Km* of d«liv«ry on tlondard On all Darkroom 3 11T siz* prinh from 110, Dijc, 126, or Cameras 35mm (C-41 proou), 12, 15, 24 or 36 Xwrat rolu. Thi» ofcr not valid wilh any supplies for Students , Film - Lenses sptcial. Limit on* roll per coupon. Phone 353-4244 Batteries «p. 1-30-96 in Photo Class! Class? Check out our used "OK. World Tuesday, January 16, Wf^ page eleven Saddam Hussein Bosnian prisoner-swap fails shows greed George Jahn The Associated Press BOCAC, Bosnia-Herzegovina despite opposition - A prisoner swap meant to demonstrate the will for rec- Jamal Halaby "To implement the new eco- onciliation among Bosnia's The Associated Press nomic policy ... the leadership is hostile factions fizzled Mon- In dire need of your support," day. Only nine people were AMMAN, Jordan - On Jan. 17, Saddam said in a Jan. 6 speech. freed instead of the hundreds 1991, ferocious allied air raids Before the Gulf War, the Iraqi expected. launched a U.S.-led offensive to dinar was worth more than three The failure, four days before drive Saddam Hussein out of dollars. Now it's worth about 0.03 the Jan. 19 deadline for all Kuwait and out of power. cents. prisoners of war to be freed Five years later, a defiant Sad- On street corners in Baghdad, under the Dayton peace dam is still president of Iraq, and children beg for money. Middle- agreement, displayed the ling- his bitter standoff with the world class families sell off their furni- ering enmity and mistrust that shows DO sign of abating. While ture at huge flea markets to buy threatens the peace pact. the Iraqi leader has proved to be food. Hospitals and aid agencies As in the past, the main a stubborn survivor, the 20 mil- report thousands of cases of stumbling block was govern- lion Iraqi people are becoming malnutrition in places where ment insistence that Serbs ac- poorer and hungrier. none existed before the war. count for thousands of missing In the United States and else- The U.N. Security Council has people. where, analysts still debate offered to let Iraq sell up to $4 "No agreement has been whether the U.S.-led coalition billion worth of oil a year to pay made about the release with should have tried to oust Saddam for medicine and food. Saddam the Serb side" because the APPhM. after driving his forces from has refused, saying it would in- Serbs refuse to say what hap- Kuwait in a six-week war. fringe on Iraqi sovereignty. An Italian IFOR soldier stops a boy from crossing the street to allow a tractor to proceed at he directs pened to 24,742 people whose traffic outside the Italian IFOR barrack in Vogosca, a Bosnain Serb suburb Even former President George "The bottom line Is that he names have been handed to Bush said his administration may doesn't want to feed his own peo- them, said Amor Masovic, the deny it. The rest were to be freed near were freed Monday, all by have mishandled Iraq's surren- ple," said Madeleine Albright, Bosnian government official Tuzla, Sanski Most and Gora- Bosnian Croat forces. the U.S. ambassador to the The International Committee der. If done differently, he said charged with overseeing POW of the Red Cross, which medi- zde. In all, 900 were to be Unless the sides voluntarily in an interview to be aired Tues- United Nations. "He doesn't give exchanges. released. exchange prisoners, Leighton a hoot about his own people. It's ates prisoner releases, says it day on PBS, Saddam might not Masovic said 4,000 of those understands Bosnian govern- After it became clear that Smith, the U.S. admiral com- as simple as that." still be in power. are thought to be prisoners. ment concerns but considers the government would not manding the NATO-led peace "I miscalculated," Bush said. U.N. weapons inspectors say The fate of others is unknown. exchange prisoners, Red Cross force, will have to decide how Iraq has yet to reveal all about its those missing from Srebrenica "I thought he'd be gone." They include thousands of to be a separate matter. officials said they were hoping to get them to comply. programs to build weapons of The war and the U.N. trade people who disappeared In The Serbs have listed only for a swap of Croat and Serb embargo Imposed five days after mass destruction, one of the 1992 as the Serbs swept prisoners. They gave up after Monday's failure also threat- several conditions necessary for 123 prisoners to be released to Saddam invaded Kuwait in 1990 through northern and eastern the government, Masovic said. Bosnian Croats and Serbs ened the release of Serbs lifting the embargo. have deprived Saddam of the oil Bosnia, expelling, imprisoning The government appears un- either failed to show up or planned for Tuesday in the Iraq's isolation has grown even revenues and the military muscle and killing Muslims. likely to drop the issue of the drove away with busses full of northern town of Gracanica, that fueled his dreams of becom- deeper In recent months. King The government has also missing without an admission prisoners. and the capital, Sarajevo. The Hussein of Jordan granted asy- ing the paramount leader of the said it wants to know what from the Serbs that the people "They were only five meters Tuesday releases "will proba- Arab world. lum In August to two of Saddam's (yards) from freedom," ex- bly not go ahead," said Chris- daughters and their husbands. happened to more than 3,000 are imprisoned, or - as most Saddam has imposed austerity people seized by the Serbs claimed Red Cross delegate toph Girod, another Red Cross Iraq's government has sharply believe - dead. measures in an attempt to halt after the fall of the eastern en- The Red Cross and the NA- Pierre Gauthier in exas- official. the economic decline that has reduced the availability of tele- clave of Srebrenica in July. TO-led force implementing the peration. He said some beggared the once-prosperous phone lines in an apparent at- Human-rights organizations, peace had expected nearly 500 prisoners had been held since The Dayton accord was nation. He recently announced tempt to limit contact with oppo- the United States and other Bosnian Serbs, Croats and 1993. signed in Paris on Dec 14. The plans to freeze salaries, impose sition groups in exile. governments have evidence Muslims to be released outside sides appear to be complying new taxes, raise utility bills and "Members of the ruling elite in that thousands of detainees Bocae, 12 miles south of the Red Cross official Jacques with most of the military re- sell off a quarter of the govern- were massacred. The Serbs Serb stronghold of Banja Luka. de Maio said only nine people quirements of the accord. ment's automobile fleet. See HUSHIN, page twelve. SCHOOLS Continued from page eight. Columbus district had the In the category of "supervisor, highest average salaries last manager or director," Columbus reported by the big-city districts year for assistant superinten- ranks second in average pay and 36 percent higher on a per- dents ($94,369), high school prin- ($67,865),sllghtly behind Cincin- student basis than the average in cipals ($80,152), assistant high nati ($68,636). But Columbus had 12" TAKE the five other cities. school principals ($63,081), ele- 136.3 full-time equivalent em- mentary school principals ployees in such positions, com- The district now disputes those ($65,739) and assistant elementa- pared with 33 in Cincinnati. figures, which it submitted to the ry school principals ($60,724). state. District and board officials District officials defended That could indicate that N-BAKG said there actually are only about those salaries, saying that 63 Columbus officials unknowingly 345 administrators on the payr- percent of Columbus administra- used different standards than oll. tors have at least 20 years of ex- other districts in reporting which The state also reported that the perience. employees were supervisors. Pizza Special DOVES Continued from page nine. negotiations. with them when they returned "Every time somebody walked home. But 11 remain at Wright phrases as '"End wars; don't let past the door or stood right in Patterson, and Hane said he Buy 1 Pizza Get 2nd for kids die," "Peace" and "Remem- this hallway, these doves were hopes to have them added to the ber the Children." seen," he said. base's permanent archives, along The class' doves were selected Base spokesman Airman Allyn with other papers from the Bos- to be displayed during the talks Hane told the youngsters, "I bet nian talks. because the simple messages you didn't know third-graders could easily be translated into could have such an impact." Martin, a teacher for 23 years, different languages, Martin said. The students rode to the base says her students have received "You guys made my week," a on a private bus arranged by a lesson they'll never forget. base intelligence officer in- state Sen. James Berryman, volved in the talks, Lt. Stan La- D-Adrian, who personally served They "really soaked it in. $3.99 urie, told the children during breakfast to the children as their That's the best part of it," she their tour, as he pointed out journey began. said. "They realize they can where their doves hung during Some negotiators took doves make a difference." 353-5711 1096 N. Main St. (Kroger Foodcourt) 2nd Semester special $95 'Offer good through Jan. 31, 1996. 2nd pizza must be of equal or lesser value. You won't want to miss Check out our great a minute of this... Sign up now!! w o o n MM YOUR LOCAL CABLE TV CONNECTION = 118 N. Main Street Tel: 352-8424 = DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Me page twelve The BG News Tuesday, January 16, African commander dies I Russian military forces in automobile accident storm southern village The Associated Press MASERU, Lesotho -- King Mo- shoeshoe II, a resilient leader Terrorism prompts government action who twice regained his throne after being deposed, died Mon- Chris Bird The assault took place on the The rebels failed to appear, day when his car plunged over an Associated Press Writer sixth day of the standoff in and at 9 a.m. the Russians be- embankment. He was 57. Pervomayskaya, a tiny village gan the assault. By midday, His death came just as this PERVOMAYSKAYA, Russia on bleak fields of the republic government forces were in the southern African country ap- (AP) Russian forces stormed of Dagestan, less than a mile village and there were reports peared to be overcoming the tur- a southern village with artil- from Chechnya. of hand-to-hand fighting. bulence that has marked Its poli- lery, mortar and helicopter The rebels, who seized the In a statement, Barsukov tics since gaining independence gunships today, setting it on hostages to dramatize their said the rebels started killing from Britain in 1966. fire after Chechen rebels re- demand for a Russian troop hostages Sunday and that such Prime Minister Nt.su Mokhele portedly killed some of the hos- withdrawal from their break- acts were no longer tolerable. declared a national state of tages they have held for six away republic, denied killing The captives killed Sunday mourning until Moshoeshoe's days. any hostages. were two Interior Ministry burial, expected this weekend. A rocket destroyed a school Gunfire crackled and explo- troops, Mikhailov said. The Flags were ordered flown at half- in Pervomayskaya where some sions could be heard every ITAR-Tass news agency, quot- staff. of the estimated 100 captives second when the attack began ing unidentified security sour- Moshoeshoe (mo SHWAY were held. White flashes split at 9 am. Helicopter gunships ces, said the rebels had shot six shway) held the crown on three the skies of the village, and fired rockets at the village, and more Interior Ministry troops separate occasions. He lost thick smoke poured from artillery and mortar shells this morning. Another report power for several months when buildings. thundered. said the rebels also had killed Prime Minister Dr. J. Leabha The Russian military said News reports said there was six Dagestan! elders who tried Jonathan declared a state of one serviceman was killed, and intense hand-to-hand fighting to organize talks. emergency in 1970. He was at least three others were inside the village, and that the "On the 14th of January at 4 stripped of all political powers wounded. There was no word Russians encountered fierce p.m. the terrorists opened fire when he was deposed by the mili- on other casualties in the fight- resistance from the rebels. on federal troops and began to tary in 1989, then returned to the ing. In the Chechen capital, Gro- kill hostages. Because the fed- throne as a symbolic monarch "We want the terrorists pun- zny, a violent explosion rocked eral powers cannot put up with two years ago. ished and wiped out," Presi- a movie theater today and re- this illegal act any longer they Moshoeshoe's popularity has dent Boris Yeltsin was quoted bel fighters tried to attack var- have been obliged to resort to apparently helped the three- as telling the ITAR-Tass news ious official buildings. All traf- the use of force to free the hos- year-old democratic government agency. fic was banned, apparently to tages," said the statement maintain stability. Peace in South After months of inactivity minimize rebel actions. Mikhailov read. Africa, which surrounds Lesotho, while he recovered from heart There were no other details. Alexander Zdanovich, de- following democratic elections trouble, Yeltsin's direct in- Gen. Mikhail Barsukov, head puty spokesman of the security there in 1994 also had raised op- volvement appears to show he of the Federal Security Ser- service, told ITAR-Tass the at- related PrCBB timism in Lesotho. is back in command. But the at- vice, made contact with the re- tack was inevitable following South African President Nel- King Moshoeshoe II of Lesotho is shown in this March 1993 photo. Mo- tack could backfire politically bels in Pervomayskaya at 8:50 the Interception of rebel radio son Mandela expressed sadness shoeshoe died in a car crash Monday, Jan. 15,1996 less than two years if many of the hostages perish, am. and gave them 10 minutes communication ordering hos- at the king's death, and called on after retaining the thrown of the politically turbulent southern Afri- and damage his chances of to come out waving white flags tages killed. Lesotho citizens to "close ranks can nation. winning a second term if he or face attack, Maj. Gen. Alex- A rebel spokesman, Movladi and rally behind democracy and runs for re-election as expect- ander Mikhailov told report- Udugov, denied the rebels had constitutional rule." ambassador to Lesotho, said he death to shake Lesotho's democ- ed in June. ers. killed any captives. Gerhard Visser, South Africa's did not expect Moshoeshoe's racy. HUSSEIN Continued from page eleven. bined to make a catalyst that now rules over most residents of About 13,000 American mili- "That's what gets Saddam policy of "dual containment" in ended years of political stasis in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. tary personnel and some 40 war- Hussein's attention," U.S. De- an attempt to neutralize the two Iraq might be fighting among the Middle East, leading to land- Even Israel's most implacable ships guarantee the safety of the fense Secretary William Perry countries. Support for the policy themselves for survival, but the mark agreements that are re- foe, Syria, is speaking optimisti- conservative Gulf monarchies, said during a tour of the region is less than unanimous. regime is here to stay," said Fahd shaping the region. cally about the possibility of a which in turn work to keep oil this month. "He can't ignore it. European allies have rebuffed Fanek, a prominent Jordanian Since the war, Jordan has made peace deal. flowing at moderate prices to the He sees it every day." U.S. efforts to tighten trade sanc- columnist. peace with Israel, Israel has Another Gulf War legacy is the West. Every day, U.S. aircraft fly The United States considers tions on Iran, and militant Islam- Outside Iraq, the Gulf War and reached an accord with the increased U.S. military presence more than 100 sorties over Iran as dangerous as Iraq, and ic groups oppose the U.S. mili- the end of the Cold War com- Palestinians, and Yasser Arafat in the region. southern Iraq. President Clinton has pursued a tary presence.
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ML Sports Tuesday,c January 16, I99S page thirteen Women Daniels leads Falcons over Ohio BG men blast Bobcats, break continue strong start
Scott Brown ■ Break roundup, page 19 at 3-2 The BG News the glass - Ohio won the re- Steve Wlldman BG's Antonio Daniels and bounding count 43-27 - the The BC News Wake Forest's Randolph Chll- Falcons controlled nearly ! *. dress. every other aspect of the game. For many students, Christmas The Falcon guard spun They shot 49 percent to Ohio's break is a time for rest and re- images of the ACC. star at 40 percent, canned 10 3-poin- laxation. The Bowling Green times Saturday on the way to a women's basketball team used ters to Ohio's three, and con- career-high 26 points and an verted 30-of-38 from the free the break as a chance to come off 84-69 Bowling Green pasting of throw line to Ohio's 12-of-13. with a disappointing loss at Ohio University in front of Georgia and go 3-for-S. "I thought we played a very 2,844 at Anderson Arena. good game," Larranaga said. "L The Falcons started their "I showed Antonio a five .•break with a win against Siena, thought we defended well. We minute clip of Randolph Chll- attacked them pretty well." 91-69. Anderson Arena was the dress in the ACC tournament site where Bowling Green put on Everybody got into the act last year," said BG head coach for the Falcons, who entered an offensive explosion against Jim Larranaga. "I don't know if Siena as four players scored in the game short-handed with it went to his head or what. He center Dayon Ninkovic out double digits. certainly took control of the with a sprained ankle and Sara Puthoff was the leading game offensively." Shane Komives still struggling scorer with 22 points and came Daniels added six assists, with his shot. Freshman center down with six boards. three blocked shots and a pair Jake Holmes, in his first colle- Brooke Belcher and Charlotta of 3-pointers to the effort. But giate start, produced a solid Jones both came away with 17 he stopped short of calling it effort against Ohio's 7-footer points with Belcher pulling down the best game of his career. Jason Terry (13 points, only four rebounds and Jones taking "I think It's a career high, five rebounds) despite per- eight boards from Siena. but as far as the best game I've sistent foul trouble. Michelle Terry came down played, I don't know," Daniels with eight rebounds and 13 And Komives, who had said. "Sometimes you have to struggled to just three points in points. carry your load offensively the Falcons' three previous - The MAC opener on Jan. 3 was and help yourself a little bit." games (see related story), ex- a close contest as the Falcons Four other Falcons hit double ploded with IS of his 16 points walked away with a 69-68 win digits in scoring, with Shane in the first half ~ 12 of them over Western Michigan. Komives scoring 16, Anthony coming on four 3-pointers. The Falcons made a school re- Stacey 14, Jay Larranaga 12 "I'm not sure we ever guar- cord 12 three-point shots to push and De-Mar Moore 10. The Fal- ded them with any consistency them ahead of the Broncos. Sara cons now stand 3-1 in the MAC the entire ballgame," Ohio Puthoff led the charge for the and 8-4 overall. coach Larry Hunter said. "The Falcons with 17 points. The Geno Ford had 21 to lead first half Komives had a big majority of Puthoff's points were Ohio (6-9 overall, 1-3 MAC). half with the threes. Second the five treys that she sunk to Bowling Green controlled half, Daniels got it going, and keep the Falcons ahead. the entire contest, but with the then Stacey got it going. Then Chrissy Billiter and Charlotta Bobcats still within four with Moore came off the bench. You Jones added to the offense. They Tkc BG Nc w«/Scon Brawi 16 minutes to play a 10-0 Fal- plug one hole up a little bit, both put up 11 points. The. game Bowling Green's Anthony Stacey looks to make a pass during a holiday break game against Kent con run put them away. against Kent on January 6 was a The Falcons defeated the Golden Flashes, the first of what has become three straight victories. Despite being dominated on See DANIELS, page 19. setback for the Falcons as they lost to Kent, 92-73. Turnovers killed the Falcons as the coughed up the ball 26 times Komives has big game against Ohio, but still unsure of role to the Golden Flashes. Scott Brown Mid-American Conference ly well with the transition ing with the game at Western may have put him in coach Jim Michelle Terry led the Falcons Michigan on Jan. 3 where he Larranaga's doghouse. Ko- with 19 points and came away The BG News games - and getting in the buckets that we were getting. That got me going a little bit, was 0-for-8 from the floor and mives violated a team travel with five rebounds. doghouse for a team disciplin- The new year has brought a ary infraction ~ the senior ex- and Antonio was just getting ended up with only three policy and did not return home Kent's Carrie Templin scored points. on the team bus. 27 to lead the Golden Flashes in new role for Bowling Green ploded for 16 points in just 17 into the defense and finding the open man." Perhaps even more so than After Larranaga confronted their 19 point victory over the guard Shane Komives. minutes Saturday against Ohio. After having scored just "It was nice," Komives said. Komives started the first his performance in the game Falcons. were his post game antics that See KOMIVES, page 18. The Falcons walked away from three points in the first three "The offense was flowing real- nine games of the season, end- the Kent game and on January 10 they gave' Central Michigan a 75-47 pounding. Sara Puthoff had another 22 point game and led the Falcons In BG icers take scoring. - Charlotta Jones was the high rebounder with seven boards. Jones also scored IS points to help push the Falcons past the grudge match Chippewas. Chrissy Billiter added to the offense with 12 points. January 13 saw a disappointing loss for with Buckeyes the Falcons at Ohio University, 78-87. The Falcons kept the game Christian Pelusl ■ Break roundup, page 18 close in the first half, but in the The BG News second half the Bobcats pulled swung to Ohio State as the Fal- away. The Falcons avenged their cons committed some bad penal- "We played well in the first most demoralizing loss to Ohio ties to allow OSU an opportunity half but in the second half we dug State over a month ago with a 6-4 back into the game. The Buck- a hole for ourselves," head coach win against the Buckeyes Satur- eyes responded by rattling off Jaci Clark said. day night at the Ice Arena. three power-play goals of their The Falcons could not keep up The victory was BG's third own to draw to within one goal with the Bobcat's scoring but straight and fourth in their last with less than five minutes re- were able to come within 11 five games. maining in the game. points in the last few minutes. Curtis Fry broke out of his Fry drew a hooking penalty on Michelle Terry scored 21 scoring slump with a hat trick Ohio State's Chris Richards with points to lead the Falcons in scor- and an assist as Bowling Green 2:49 left in the game which halted ing. Terry also was the Falcons (1S-7-1 overall. 9-5-1 CCHA) kept the Buckeye's momentum. Fit- best rebounder with eight within five points of fourth place tingly, it was Fry who ended the boards. Lake Superior in the Central Col- game with an empty net goal to Chrissy Billiter and Sara Puth- legiate Hockey Association. complete his three-goal night. off each scored 16 points to close Special teams were the story of Fry said that the Christmas the gap with the Bobcats. the game as the Falcons jumped break gave him and the team Charlotta Jones added some out to 5-1 lead on the strength of some time to regroup and refo- offense for the Falcons when she power play goals by Fry, Kelly cus after struggling through a 1-5 scored 14 points. Perrault and Mike Hall and a December. The Falcons are now 2-2 in the short-handed goal by Fry. Dan "I was in a slump and started to MAC and on Wednesday they will Price scored the fifth goal 2:04 get down but after Christmas; I into the third period. Tkc BG N*wi*ll« pfc.t. be taking on Eastern Michigan at Dale Crombeen looks to score In a game earlier this season for the Falcon hockey team. Bowling Green Anderson Arena. But the power play pendulum See ICERS, page 18. stands 15-7-1 overall and 9-5-1 in the CCHA following the holiday break. Welcome back, sports fans SPRING 1996 SPORTS STAFF Scott Brown Blake Parkins Welcome back to Bowling Green, everybody. are hoping to make this another great semester. .Sports Editor Chris Kapcar It's time for another fun-filled semester of lec- We want to provide the best product possible, tures, exams, all-nighters and dormitory food. and we would love to hear any of your ideas. Just Pat Murphy Christian Pelusi But through all that, you can rely on your BG call as at 372-2602 or e-mail me at swbrown Steve Wildman Pam Santangelo News Sports Section to keep you afloat. ©bgnet.edu. We want your input. Well, on second thought... Have a great semester, and go Falcons. Jeremy Yohe William Sanderson Scott Brown Nevertheless, we here in the sports department Scott Brown, sports editor .Executive Writers Staff Writers
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PITTSBURGH - Kordell Ste- wart, meet Mike Renfro. Stewart's disputed 5-yard* Colts' Cinderella touchdown catch proved pivotal as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Indianapolis Colts 20-16 Sun- day in the AFC championship story runs to final game, just as a similar play did on the same field 16 years before. No doubt Colts fans will debate the play for years, just as Hous- play, only to end ton Oilers fans still argue about a similar play in Pittsburgh's 27-13 Alan Robinson and 1978 seasons)," Fuller said. victory in the January 1980 AFC The Associated Press "I loved Mel Blount, Lynn Swann, championship game. Franco Harris. Now, we're going The Steelers had embarrassed PITTSBURGH -- They needed back to the Super Bowl and I'm a Houston 34-5 in the AFC finals a miracle, another Immaculate part of it. It's almost too good to the year before, and Oilers coach Reception. be true." Bum Phillips had talked all Unfortunately for the Indiana- Especially after the Steelers season about "kicking down the polis Colts, Franco Harris was opened 3-4, the worst such start door" the next time they met in a still on the Pittsburgh Steelers' for any Super Bowl team. And championship game. i The Oilers would have gone side. On a day of high drama and especially after last season, when highwire-like tension in the AFC they fell three yards short of ahead on Renfro's apparent championship game, so was fate. beating the San Diego Chargers touchdown catch near the right Jim Harbaugh's last-play des- in the AFC championship game rear corner of Three Rivers Sta- peration pass seemed "a frozen on this same field. dium's north end zone, but the moment in time," linebacker Le- But faced with nearly identical officials ruled he was juggling von Kirkland said after it flut- circumstances on a sunny Sun- the ball as he fell out of bounds. tered by five Steelers and into day that unexpectedly preemp- No touchdown for the Oilers, receiver Aaron Bailey's hands. ted the gray drab of a seemingly and no victory, either. But the ball bounced off Bailey's endless Pittsburgh winter, they On Sunday, with Neil O'Don stomach and was swatted away triumphed, beating an Indianapo- nell scrambling to find an open by Randy Fuller in the end zone, lis Colts team that wasn't sup- - ., '*~v**^^M^^M^^tftfflP^ 1 receiver on a third-and-goal play and finally the Steelers had exor- posed to be here but absolutely in the final minute of the first cised the evil spirits of last year's refused to go away. half, Stewart fought through championship game loss. Just like last season, the Tke AiMclatcd PrtHJKekk Srakocic double coverage near the rear of "It's reality," Neil O'Donnell Steelers blew a fourth-quarter the end zone. said following the Steelers' lead on a long touchdown pass: Pittsburgh Steeler coach Bill Cowher (left) and quarterback Nell O'Donnell embrace following Pitts As he ran by safety Jason Bel- exhausting 20-16 victory Sunday. burgh's AFC title game victory over the Colts. The Steelers will take on Dallas in the Super Bowl Jan. ser, Stewart's left foot clearly Floyd Turner's 47-yard touch- 28inTempe, Ariz. "We're going to the Super Bowl. down catch put the Colts ahead came down out of bounds. Maybe we did learn something 16-13 and was eerily reminiscent Quentin Coryatt seemed certain brose), and I gave him a chance the Colts settled for the first of But no official saw it, and Ste> from last year." of Tony Martin's 43-yarder last of intercepting, and, two plays to go get it." Cary Blanchard's three field wart made his second career Maybe, too, it was an omen season. later, O'Donnell hit Andre Hast- Morris, ail 240 pounds of him, goals. touchdown catch. NFL rules state when Harris presided over the "Without a doubt, last year ings for nine yards and a first then ran through two Colts and Later, Steelers super rookie a receiver cannot leave the field ceremonial pregame coin toss. came into my mind," Steelers down on fourth-and-3. several teammates into the end Kordell Stewart stepped out of of play, then return to make a catch. Now, the four-time champion receiver Yancey Thigpen said. "That play was unbelievable," zone, and it was over, barring a bounds as he tried to outrun Steelers, the Team of the '70s "They kept hanging around, just O'Donnell said. "I fired that ball miracle. Harbaugh nearly ar- double coverage in the end zone. "I tried to get open, and I felt he (Belser) kind of shoved me out during the Franco-Mean Joe- like the Chargers did last year, as hard as I could and I said ranged that. But the officials didn't see it and Bradshaw era, will meet the four- and I said, 'Here we go again.'" either he catches it or it goes "All week, I tried to stay away Stewart's 5-yard touchdown of bounds," Stewart said. "It just so happened that I got to the back time champion Dallas Cowboys, It especially seemed like histo- through him." from all of the talk about last catch put Pittsburgh ahead 10-6 the Team of the '90s, in the Super ry repeating itself, according to Then came the play of a season year, last year, last year," O'- with 13 seconds left in the first of the end zone with Belser chas- Bowl's first three-peat. running back Bam Morris, when for Pittsburgh as Mills streaked Donnell said. "But last year was half. ing me, and I caught it. I did just Because the Steelers didn't the Steelers again found them- down the Colts' sideline and ba- last year, and now we're going to "It's a touchdown that never what a wide receiver should do make history by becoming the selves staring at fourth-and-3. dly beat defender Anthony Am- Arizona" should have been a touchdown," when the quarterback Scrambles. first team to lose consecutive Last year, Dennis Gibson tipped brose for a 37-yard catch to the The Colts could only trudge Colts coach Ted Marchibroda Neil did a great job of finding me conference championship games away O'Donnell's fourth-and-3 back to Indianapolis, saddled said. and getting the ball to me." Colts' 1. Colts coach Ted Marchibroda on its home field, they can be the pass intended for Barry Foster, "People on the sidelines were What would a Steelers' AFC with the sinking feeling of how said the officials didn't do such a first AFC team to go 5-0 in the and it put the Chargers in the yelling, 'Go with Yancey (Thig- championship game victory be close they came to the impossi- great job. Super Bowl - and the first to go Super Bowl. pen), go to this side. You know ble. A miracle catch on the final without an end-zone con- 3-0 against the same opponent. This time, the Steelers got a there are 8 million coaches when play would have been a fitting troversy? They beat Houston "I can't see from where I was, "I fell in love with the Steelers good tip on their final drive. Er- you're out there," O'Donnell said. finish to a playoff run as they 27-13 in the January 1980 AFC but you people who had game the when they played the Cowboys in nie Mills managed to deflect an "Ernie made a great move (on nearly became the first wild card championship game only after television, you knew that he the Super Bowl (during the 1975 O'Donnell pass that linebacker defensive back Anthony Am- team to reach the Super Bowl by the officials took away an appar- came out of bounds," said Mar- winning three straight on the ent go-ahead touchdown catch chibroda, himself a former RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING C01PS road. But these Steelers no longer Steelers quarterback. "I didn't "We were a million-to-one shot, want to hear about such ancient get an explanation from the offi- and we almost pulled it off," history, or even about last year. cials. They didn't know." Bailey said. "We just don't want to go to the Referee Bernie Kukar said no Almost. Super Bowl, we want to win it," call was made because none of Two plays into the game, Jeff said Steelers coach Bill Cowher. the three officials in the vicinity Herrod's only interception of the "We're not going to be satisfied - the back judge, field judge or season on a pass tipped by Tony until we finish this off the right side judge - saw Stewart step out Siragusa positioned the Colts to way. Then you won't have to talk of bounds. The official closest to go ahead 7-0. But Lamont Warren about the 1994 Steelers any the play was field judge John was stopped on third-and-1 and more." Robison.
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^ I Tuesday, January 16,-WW |qq [g The U(i News page fifteen Cowboys overcome tenacious Packers Dallas will settle for nothing less than another title Dave Goldbert tive season, but his first with Dal- The Associated Press las. Last season, he won his first DALLAS - Call them "the Tri- ring with San Francisco, then plets." Call them Emmitt, Troy signed on with the Cowboys for and Michael. Call them the $35 million. His main contribu- reason the Dallas Cowboys are tion Sunday was on offense back where they think they be- rather than defense - a 35-yard long every year. reception, on which he demon- The Super Bowl. strated his high-stepping strut, to With Emmitt Smith, Troy Aik- set up Dallas' first touchdown. man and Michael Irvin doing This was not an easy game for what they do best, the Cowboys the Cowboys, although they held overcame the tenacious Green the ball for four seconds short of Bay Packers 38-27 Sunday and 39 minutes. now head for Tempe, Ariz., to They got 150 yards and three play Pittsburgh in quest of their touchdowns on 35 carries for third NFL championship in four Smith and an efficient 21 of 33 years. day for Aikman, who threw for They met in two previous 255 yards and 4- and 6-yard TD Super Bowls, both won by Pins- passes to Irvin in the first period. burgh after the 1974 and 1976 And it wasn't a pleasant one. seasons. This time, however, Dal- There were numerous scuffles las is an early 12 -point favorites and three unsportsmanlike con- to become the 12th straight team duct penalties following an in- from the NFC to win the NFL ti- jury to Green Bay nose tackle tle. John Jurkovic on a legal chop "We're going home," said Ir- block by Erik Williams. In fact, vin, who had seven receptions for the Packers complained all game 100 yards and two touchdowns about the officiating - they Sunday. "We let someone else thought a pick was thrown on rent it last year, but we're taking Sanders' reception. it back." And Gil Haskell, Green Bay's But while Dallas will bring receivers coach, was knocked Tkc AlMclated Prt.i/Erlk Cay back a lot of familiar faces, there unconscious when he was hit on will be two notable new ones ~ the sidelines by the Packers' Running back Emmitt Smith celebrates near the end of the Cow- Smith rushed for 150 yards for Ibe Cowboys, who clinched their Barry Switzer and Deion San- Robert Brooks, who had been boys' 38-27 NFC Championship game win over Green Bay Sunday. third Super Bowl appearance In the past four seasons. ders. shoved out of bounds by Darren "They tell me it's a lot of fun," Woodson. Haskell was taken to The Packers played hard. The the second Aikman-Irvin hookup Somehow Larry Brown was left was typical of the resilience by said the coach who's been under Baylor University Hospital Cowboys just played better. to give the Cowboys a 14-3 lead alone to cover the entire side of Green Bay, which last week up- fire since Jerry Jones chose him where he was listed in serious Among the keys for Dallas was with 2:20 left in the first period. the field against Brooks, who set San Francisco, the reigning to replace Jimmy Johnson after condition with a head Injury. defensive tackle Leon Lett, who But, 21 seconds after Irvin caught 102 passes in the regular champion. their well-publicized falling out "It's hard to keep going when always seems to show up (posi- scored, Brooks raced untouched season. Favre, the NFL's MVP during in April 1994. you see your friend lying there tively or negatively) in big into the Dallas end zone after Brown would later atone with the regular season, missed his Sanders, on the other hand, will unconscious," said Packers games. His interception of a taking a slant pass from Favre on an interception that sealed the be back for the second consecu- coach Mike Holmgren. Brett Favre screen pass set up a play that covered 73 yards. game, but the Favre-Brooks play See COWBOYS, page 16. Clock hits midnight for Green Bay WAL MART MVP Favre left to contemplate what might have been FILM DEVELOPING JimLitke dence that flowed from Favre's then realized why he and the The Associated Press unerring sense of direction. 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M*m»im ■MMWNMNMMM ; m. page sixteen The IK i News Tuesday, January 16, *Wfl Cowboys deemed big early favorite over Pittsburgh
Barry Wllner The Associated Press "I've never been to Only one franchise has won the big one. They tell five Super Bowls. Another will equal that feat on Jan. 28 at Te- me it's a lot of fun." mpe, Arir The Dallas Cowboys are 11 1/2-point favorites to do it and BarrySwitzer extend the NFC's winning string Dallas head coach to an incredible 12 in the big game. The AFC champion Pitts- burgh Steelers beat Dallas twice est-scoring team, should move In Super Bowls in going 4-0 in the the ball. But can it keep up with 1970s and 1980. the Cowboys' high-octane Here we go again. offense? "This is what you play the For the Steelers, just making game for," Steelers safety Dar- the Super Bowl offered redemp- ren Perry said. "The excitement tion from last year, when they ... it's almost as If it's not really fell three yards short against happening." San Diego. It's happening, Darren, for the "I've been in the league 11 Steelers, who defeated Indiana- years, and I've come up short polis 20-16 Sunday. And for the every year but this one," line- Cowboys, 38-27 victors over backer Kevin Greene said. "It's Green Bay. tremendous. It's all about going "We are happy to get there, de- to the Super Bowl and winning." spite the negativity we've en- But AFC teams don't win the dured this year," Cowboys cor- Super Bowl. The last time it hap- nerback Deion Sanders said. pened was 1984, when the •This team is good, really good, Raiders beat Washington. and the way we stuck together is Can the Steelers break that re- a credit to each of us." cord schneid? Ta* AiMdalid Prcu/Ron llcriia Dallas will appear in a record Not if they play as they did Dallas wide receiver Michael Irvin (left) and coach Barry Swltzer opened up as a big early favorite over the Steelers In Super Bowl eighth Super Bowl. It won in 1992 against Indianapolis. The embrace following the Cowboys' NFC Championship. Dallas XXX, to be played Sunday, Jan. 28 at Tempe, Ariz. and "93, then last year saw the offense, more wide-open than San Francisco 49ers reach that any since the last Steelers team COWBOYS fifth super victory first. to win the championship, sput- It will be the Super Bowl debut tered against the Colts. Quarter- Continued from page 15. One key came at the end of the first series of the second half. into a contender. for Barry Swltzer, who replaced back Neil O'Donnell was pres- first half, after Packer punter Then Favre, who finished 21 of 39 It puts Switzer - "Bozo The Jimmy Johnson last season after sured often and he had three first six passing attempts and Cralg Hentrich spun a 57-yard for 307 yards, drove the Packers Coach" in headlines after an ill- Johnson and team owner Jerry passes batted down by tackle completed only two of his first punt out of bounds at the Dallas 79 yards in eight plays, hitting advised fourth-down call in Phil- Jones feuded and split. Tony Siragusa. nine. But both of those were for 1-yard-llne. Jackson for 54 yards, then find- adelphia cost the Cowboys a Swltzer won three college Rarely did they get any plays touchdowns, the second a 24-yar- On the next play. Smith burst ing Brooks from a yard away to game - where he assumed he football championships at Okla- downfield. And now they face a der to Keith Jackson 39 seconds off tackle behind Williams for 25 give the Packers a 27-24 lead go- might be last season. But Dallas homa. The NFC title certainly better secondary, featuring into the second period that gave yards and the Cowboys were in ing into the final quarter. lost the NFC title game 38-28 in helped vindicate Swltzer, who Woodson and Sanders? the Packers a 17-14 lead. position to move. The drive end- San Francisco and Switzer spent often is maligned for his laid- The rushing game didn't get "I was a little too pumped up," ed with Smith going into the end But 2:26 into that period, Smith the season hearing negative back approach and offbeat de- untracked against the Colts, said the 26-year-old Favre, who zone from a yard out with 24 sec- went in from five yards out to put comparisons to Johnson. cisions. whose strength was run defense. was in the biggest game of his onds left In the half, making it the Cowboys ahead again. And on "IVe never been to the big Pittsburgh has the weapons in career. 24-17. the next series, Brown got his "You appreciate a guy who's one," he said. "They tell me it's a Erric Pegram, Bam Morris and "I think they thought we'd try Interception, setting up a drive had to fight so much, the battles, lot of fun." John L. Williams, but the line - Still, it was Smith and the to pass our way out of there," capped by Smith's 16-yard the controversies, the questions Swltzer brings with him the other than All-Pro center Der- offensive line that wore down the Smith said. "They were a little touchdown run. over Jimmy's absence," said Bill league's most balanced attack, montti Dawson -- has not been Packers in the 78-degree weather off balance. That was it, the sixth straight Bates, the 13-year veteran who with stars Troy Aikman throw- particularly effective. Lett could - 94 degrees warmer than in the But Green Bay still wouldn't go loss by the Packers to the Cow- played for Tom Landry, Johnson ing, Emmitt Smith running, Mi- have a big day. most famous Dallas-Green Bay away. boys at Texas Stadium in the last and now Switzer. chael Irvin catching and a superb Pittsburgh's defense is strong playoff game, the 1967 "Ice Chris Jacke's 37-yard field goal three seasons - or since Holm- The Packers? supporting cast contributing and versatile and will be its best Bowl" at Lambeau Field. cut the deficit to 24-20 on the gren and Favre turned the team They expect to be back. whatever is needed. Smith chance to grab the championship. rushed for ISO yards and scored Even without star cornerback three TDs against Green Bay. Ir- Rod Woodson, the secondary is vin had seven catches for 100 first-rate, and linebackers Steelers looking for better stadium deal yards and two touchdowns. Greene, Greg Lloyd and Levon Dallas is less dependable on Kirkland create havoc. Against defense, but it can make the big Dallas, it will be severely tested. The Associated Press they not get the improvements is Alan Garfinkel, a lawyer for rates. plays, particularly when San- "I think the important thing for building their own stadium in the Steelers, told the authority The Pirates' concessions in- PITTSBURGH ~ If the Pitts- ders, Darren Woodson and Leon us," Smith said, "is to accept the nearby Butler or Washington that the football teams supports clude additional revenues from Lett are involved. burgh Pirates get a break, the counties. the package, but wants conces- food and beverage sales, lounge challenge we will be receiving Steelers should too. Pittsburgh, the AFC's high- from the Pittsburgh Steelers." However, Steelers director of sions of its own to operate in the box fees and advertising, plus a That's the opinion of Steelers communications Joe Gordon said NFL's ever-changing economic smaller share of game-day oper- owner Dan Rooney. It is "highly unlikely" the environment. ating expenses. He said he needs $75 million in Steelers would abandon 26-year- stadium improvements to remain old Three Rivers Stadium in the Stadium Authority chairman Pittsburgh City Council was competitive in the NFL. The ini- foreseeable future. Mark Schneider said the authori- expected to take a preliminary For a Limited Time Only! tial stage of those improvements The Pittsburgh Stadium Au- ty has been discussing a new vote today on the package. could be new luxury suites, the thority voted last week to ap- lease with the Steelers for about The Steelers can terminate first of which may be built this prove a package of stadium con- a year. But he said the authority their stadium lease after the 19°9 year. cessions to prospective Pirates was not required to match "dol- season. They must notify the city Rooney has suggested the owner Kevin McClatchy worth lar for dollar" the concessions of their intentions two years in 6" Meatball Sub Steelers' only alternative should about $7 million a year. given the financially troubled Pi- advance. Only Cincinnati officials trying to lure voters The Associated Press stadium designs should be ready enberger said Friday that he on the odd chance that the vote before the March 19 vote on the supports the deadline. fails," he said. CINCINNATI -- Hamilton half-cent Increase. 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Pat Murphy perior State in the Central Col- the final of the Mariucci Classic. around ever since." The BC News leigate Hockey Association "I think in the first game In the midst of the losing standings. against New Hampshire we streak was a 4-1 loss to Ohio State Curtis Fry held nothing back "I got going on a slump and I played a decent game and won on Dec. 10. BG took the lead but during his four point perform- started getting down mentally and that kind of got us going," saw the Buckeyes rattle off four ance against Ohio State Saturday. and physically," Fry said. "After Fair added. "Against Minnesota unanswered goals. Buckeye head And he held nothing back after Christmas the team has a much we had nothing to lose we were coach John Markell said he saw a the game as well. better attitude." the underdogs and we came out different Falcon team Saturday. . "I was fed up with the first half During the four game losing and played a great game and just "I think they were a little more ■ of the season streak Fry did not register a came out on the bottom end of competitive tonight. They got and the way I point in any of the games. The it." frustrated by a good goaltender played," Fry Falcons averaged just 2.5 goals BG, now 15-7-1 overall and at Ohio State and I think they got said. "I'm not per game during the streak, 9-5-1 in the CCHA, returned from their power play going tonight," really used to down from their 5.3 per game Minneapolis and displayed the Markell said. .playing that average before the losing streak. scoring ability that made the Fal- BG started to get their power way." "The Christmas break came at cons one of the highest scoring play going against Miami on Jan. • Fry regained a pretty good time," said BG de- teams in the nation last year. The S. The Falcons scored on four of the open ice ru- fenseman Quinn Fair. "I think to Falcons scored 16 goals in the seven opportunities en route to a shes and de- just get away from the game for three league games at the Ice 5-1 drubbing of the Redskins. cisive play Fry a little bit kind of took our minds Arena over the break. The Brown and Orange followed making that off it and we came back with a In the three games Fry has with four more power play goals were absent from his game be- new attitude." scored four times and added five in a 5-4 overtime win over Ferris fore Christmas in registering his The new attitude was bolstered assists. Before Christmas Fry State the next night. , first career hat trick Saturday. with a 3-2 win over a New Hamp- had just three goals in 18 games. The Falcons rallied from a 4-2 •Fry, like the entire Falcon team, shire team that won 22 games "You can see he's got a lot deficit after two periods against rebounded from a four game los- last year in the Mariucci Classic more jump in his stride in him the Bulldogs. BG tied the game ing streak before Christmas and in Minneapolis. The following right now," BG head coach Bud- on a goal by Brett Punchard with have won four of their last five night the Falcons dropped a one dy Powers said. "Once he scored 2:23 left In the game. Defense- Tkc BG Ntwi/Tlk photo games to close to within four goal game to Minnesota - the no. to get that weight off his shoul- man Matt Eldred got the game- The Falcon hockey team faces two big games this weekend, at Michi- points of fourth place Lake Su- 3 ranked team in the nation - in ders he's been kind of zipping winner. gan State Friday and at Western Michigan Saturday. ICERS Continued from page 13. there we drew a blank. If we help the Falcons find their U.S. skaters mourn loss don't draw those penalitles in the groove. think the whole team came back third period, they don't get back with a better attitude," Fry said. in the game, and that's something Said Jason Clark: "I think "I wasn't contributing the way I we have to correct," Powers said. everybody just needed a break "Those are just mental break- from hockey. We did a lot of of Russian Olympic pair should be." Each team's power play and downs when we go out and start travelling first semester, and a penalty killing units were on the coasting not doing the things we lot of guys were worn out and The Associated Press gently touched Sand's shoulder. other all the time," she said. ice for more than half the game's did in the first two periods," Hall tired. We flew four or five times, "There's more to life than just Sand, 32, of Thousand Oaks, 60 minutes. But each team nul- said. "If you relax, the guy gets and that one to Alaska really took SAN Calif. - Pairs skating." Calif., said their personalities lified the other with both teams the edge on you, and you have to a toll on us with the hour skater Jenni Meno brushed away Meno and Sand practiced Mon- "meld well together." Meno is converting on three of nine take the penalty. Tonight it really changes." tears as she recalled the passion day at the San Jose Arena in outgoing and aggressive, while chances. cost us, and it almost cost us the and artistry of husband-and-wife preparation for the U.S. Figure he is laid back and cool-headed, "Special teams played a huge game." team Ekaterina Gordeeva and Skating Championships this he said. role in the game; let's face it," What also bodes well for the Falcon Not** Sergei Grinkov, and Grinkov's week. They hope to win their "It's nice to have someone Falcon head coach Buddy Powers Falcons is the upcoming schedule ■Falcon goallender Mike Savard start- death at age 28. third straight national title - and there who understands, but can which literally drove BG into the ed his lilth consecutive game after replac- Grinkov, a two-time Olympic their first as husband and wife. still give you a little push," Sand said. "Special teams enabled us ing injured starter Bob Petrie in the Fal- • to get the lead, and it enabled ground over the first part of the cons' 6-4 loss to Western Michigan on gold medalist with Gordeeva, col- Their romance started at the said. j [Ohio State] to get it back." year with long road trips. Dec 15 Since then. Savard has gone 4-1 lapsed and died of heart attack 1992 Olympics in Albertville, Meno and Sand, the favorites in [ "We took some bad penalties, Trips to Clarkson, New York, with a 2 8 goals against average Peine. while practicing in Lake Placid, when both were skating with San Jose, have come up with a " penalties we can't take if we want Lake Superior on the upper pen- who is still nursing a pulled groin, may re- N.Y., on Nov. 20. different partners. Meno and new short program set to a piece •I to be a contending club. insula of Michigan, Fairbanks, A- turn lor the Feb 2-3 series against Lake The memories of the Russian Scott Wendland finished 11th by Chopin that has been slightly £ That same BG power play was laska. Las Vegas, Nevada and Superior at home. pair's accomplishments are while Sand and Natasha Kuchiki modified by a Los Angeles com- ■With Saturdays hat tnck. Fry became vwhat did in the Falcons in Minneapolis, Minnesota between the tourth Falcon this season to score meaningful for Meno, because finished sixth. poser. They will skate the same ? Columbus last month, going 0 for November and December adver- three or more goals this season. Jason she married her skating partner, Two months later, Meno and long program they used last year. >6 with the man-advantage. sely affected the team. Clark (3 vs Brock), Mike Johnson (4 vs Todd Sand, just last July. Sand became on-ice partners. Meno said the couple hope to > "We capitalized on our oppor- Shorter bus rides and eight of Alaska-Fairbanks) and Miko Hall (3 vs It Is clear that Meno, of West- Two years later, the couple fin- convey an "overall package" 'runities tonight where as down their next 13 games at home may Alaska-Fairbanks) are the others. lake, Ohio, and Sand were influ- ished fifth in the 1994 Olympics with the long program, combin- enced both personally and in Lillehammer and became en- ing their skill with the passion VVVVVV^VV^V^VVVVVVVVVVVV\SS\\\SSSS\SS\SSS\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\VN professionally by Gordeeva and gaged. that comes from being husband Grinkov, gold medalists in the Meno, 25, says marriage has and wife. 1988 and 1994 Olympics. made competition somewhat eas- "That (Grinkov's death) really ier. "We feel more comfortable put things into perspective," said "It helps with handling the with the program and each WELCOME BACK Meno as she reached out and pressure. We're there for each other," she said. STUPEOTS KOMIVES
Continued from page 13. Komives is averaging just Komives himself. 7.2 points a game for the Fal- "I bet you that if I wouldn't We were busy at Komives the next day at prac- cons, although he did have 21 have hit any shots I probably tice, the senior guard left - and points last month against would have played five Packages plus missed two days of practice. James Madison, but that was minutes," Komives said. He did return for the Kent one of only four games all year So what is the role now for game on Jan. 6, but played only where he has hit double digits. Bowling Green's lone senior? while you were home on five minutes without scoring. "Shane has proven during Larranaga wouldn't say exact- The same held true at the Cen- the course of his career that ly. tral Michigan game on Jan. 10. when he shoots the ball well he "Right now, I'm more fo- vacation ... Against Ohio, Komives lit it is going to be a big factor," cused on getting ready for our up early and often, hitting four Larranaga said. "When he's not opponent," Larranaga said. 3-pointers in the span of 10 shooting the ball well, he has "We've established a certain Stop in soon to see us & check out minutes midway through the other ways to help us, but you way we are going to play, and first half. He had 15 points at need someone out there who is we are really trying to prepare halftime. The three points that playing aggressively and well for each opponent. As long as did not come from behind the and can score." each of the players continues 3-point line came at the foul However, after that 15 point to play the way they are, then line, after Komives had been burst in the first half, Komives things will not change. fouled on a trey attempt. played only four minutes and "Sometimes when things go had one point in the second "Once we find a unit that is bad, it pours," Komives said. half. His second half playing playing well, we're going to "But when things go good, it's time, seemingly surprising ride that horse until it is tired." New ZiGG Y sunshine. Today, I was fortun- considering his first half suc- Komives did not seem wor- cards ana girts ate enough to hit some shots." cess, didn't seem to surprise ried per se what his exact role
are just liRe was after the Ohio game. The victory was what he saw as be- ZiGGY. ing important. "If we win ... that's what we —easy to I.love. take are here for." Komives said.
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Scott Brown (90-63), Israel (83-77) and Croatia first half on an 18-4 run to take a Stacey hitting a career-best 25. The BC News (88-82, OT). Teams from Austra- 33-21 halftime lead. The Falcons Daniels and Jay Larranaga each lia, Estonia and France were also went on a spirited second half added 20. The holiday break was one of in the tournament. run, however, and a 15-4 run gave Kent was led by Nate Reinklng ups and downs for the Bowling Freshman Anthony Stacey led them a 57-55 lead with 3:21 to go. (17 points), foUowed by Ed Nor- Green men's basketball team. the Falcons In the tournament BG couldn't pull the trigger, vell (15) and Art Robertson and After starting with a last-place with 64 points over the four however, in the final minutes as Bill Davis (10apiece). showing at the Haarlem Week contests. the Broncos got six points from Bowling Green 81, Central Mich- exhibition tournament in The Black and sneaked out with the igan 70 Netherlands and dropping their Western Michigan 66, Bowling victory. The Falcons had a Bowling Green righted its MAC opener at Western Michi- Green 63 chance on the final shot to tie, but MAC road woes in Mount Pleas- gan, the Falcons rebounded for The Falcons were able to re- Shane Komives' attempt went ant, Michigan on Jan. 10, winning three wins in a row. bound from a difficult start and awry. convincingly over an improved led with three minutes to go, but Central Michigan team, 81-70. Haarlem Week Basketball Tour- Western Michigan controlled the Bowling Green 83, Kent 68 Larranaga had 24 points to lead nament final minutes to pull out a victory Bowling Green righted its ship the Falcons, who had not won on Playing the week of Christmas, in the first game of the MAC against the Golden Flashes, con- the road in the MAC since a win the Falcons entered the tourna- season in Kalamazoo, Mich, on trolling the game from start to over the Chlppewas last season. ment against the likes of National Jan. 3. finish to garner its first MAC vic- Daniels had 16 points to go Teams from across Europe with Dayon Ninkovic had a career- tory of the season on Jan. 6 at along with 10 assists for another high hopes. best 19 points to lead the Falcons, Anderson Arena. double. DeMar Moore had 14 Bowling Green met a little who also got 14 from Anthony The Falcons raced out to a points and Stacey added 13. more than it may have suspected, Stacey and 13 from Antonio Dan- 10-point halftime lead, and after Central Michigan was led by however, dropping four straight iels. Daniels added 11 assists for Kent whittled the lead back to Aaron Brown's 20 points, fol- to take eighth place in the eight- a double-double. two points early in the second lowed by 19 points from Thomas team field. Jason Black had 23 points and half the Falcons turned it on and Kilgore. Ohio State transfer The Falcons lost games to the Ben Handlogten had 22 to lead won going away. Charles Macon, one of the MAC'S Netherlands National Team Western Michigan. Three players hit the 20 point top scorers entering the game, (62-56), and teams from Russia The host Broncos finished the plateau for the Falcons, with was limited to 11 points. DANIELS Continued from page 13. bounds," Larranaga said. Bowling Green's 10-0 run in points. Rouwhorst, who led the Fal- the second half, which bal- "We certainly didn't execute somebody else opens another cons on the glass with six re- looned a four-point lead to 14, real well," Hunter said. "Cou- one." bounds, combined with Javier was as much a product of ple of times, we had the wrong Komives' treys in the first Crespo to provide solid post Ohio's ineptitude as it was their people shooting shots and not half were just four of the Fal- play when Holmes was forced own prowess. Six of the points having the patience you need to cons' eight total. Larranaga, to the bench. came at the foul line, and the get good shots." Moore and Daniels each got "One thing I really like about other four came on a layup by Larranaga and a tip-in by into the act from beyond the this team this year is no matter Falcon Note. arc as Bowling Green's guard how much we are able to keep Stacey. ■ Kirk Cowan got his third consecu- play boosted them to a 40-35 our poise," Daniels said. "We The Bobcats had three turn- tive start lor tho Falcons on Saturday. halftime lead. just huddle up, talk to each overs and were 0-for-3 from He was limited to lour points and lour "Probably the two keys of other, positive talk and things the floor during the span, in- rebounds in 14 minutes ol play. the game were Shane Komives like that, to get our enthusiasm cluding the first of two techni- back and talk about what we ■ Every Falcon saw court action coming off the bench and giv- cals on Hunter. The Ohio coach Saturday with the exception ol Ninko- The BG New./ScMl Brown ing us a lift in the first half and need to do." was thrown out of the game vic. who is expected to miss another Koen Rouwhorst coming in the The Falcons had only eight after a second technical at the two weeks with a severely sprained an- Antonio Daniels handles the ball In a game played over Christmas second half and being able to turnovers, their second con- 2:44 mark of the game and the break. Daniels had a career best 26 points Saturday against Ohio. The kle sutlered in the Falcons' win at Cen- collect those defensive re- secutive game in single digits. Falcons' biggest lead at 18 tral Michigan last Wednesday Falcons travel to Eastern Michigan to take on the MAC leaders on Wednesday. Try to study on the weekends Welcome Back Students!
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See Your i * Intramural SIGN UP TODAY J Recreational Dial 1 -800-COLLECT Department NIRSA Endorsed and Save Up to 44%. If page twenty The KG News Tuesday, January 16,19991 Bonzi, MAC assumes E- Eastern Division divisional plan W- -Western Division Antonio # Scott Brown been pushed into a less-than- Central Michigan ' Buffalo have big The BC News desireable setup," Zweirlein said. "Here at BG, we all spent a The expected division of the lot of time looking at the pros and Mid-American Conference be- cons of a divisional format. We weeks came official on Jan. 8, as the ran it through a whole gambit of MAC Council of Presidents voted different aspects." \ Eastern Michigan ^J Rusty Miller to approve a resolution that will The Associated Press / Kent % divide the conference into two The process of breaking into Bonzi, Bobby, Craig and An- divisions starting in the 1997-98 T Western Michigan ®f divisions has been in the works tonio were the big names in the academic year. since last summer, when it was ©Toledo Q m Mid-American Conference Sat- Convening at the NCAA announced that the three new m urday. National Convention in Dallas, schools would enter the confer- ^ Akron Ball State's Bonzi Wells racked the presidents of the 13 members ence. Each school submitted a up 40 points, but Western Michi- of the MAC - including Northern model of what they would like to Bowling Green H gan still stole the spotlight with a Illinois, Marshall and Buffalo, see in a divisional setup, and then who will join in the next four wild 75-71 victory. the league's athletics directors Meanwhile, Bobby Krahulik years ~ voted 12-1 to adopt the voted - unanimously - on the Ohio University ^^M and Craig Thames teamed for all system, with Toledo having the ® \ proposal that was then sent to the of the points in a 17-3 second-half lone dissenting vote. Northern Illinois \ Ball State presidents for a final approval. run as Toledo topped Kent 80-70. . Bowling Green will be in the \ Miami And Antonio Daniels had a ca- Eastern Division, along with pre- The final setup is close to \ * sent MAC members Akron, Kent, reer-high 27 points as Bowling Bowling Green's original model. Green pushed past Ohio, 84-69. Miami, Ohio and Marshall. Mar- Toledo, however, never submit- ^^..^B Marshall Other games found preseason shall will join the conference ted a preliminary model - and favorite Miami of Ohio breaking officially at the start of the 97-98 then approved the final model to a two-game skid with an 83-70 season, along with Northern Illi- Y\r ® send it to a presidents' vote. victory over Akron that featured nois. another all-name teamer, Wally Northern Illinois is in the Toledo's refusal to submit a Szczerbiak. Eastern Michigan Western Division, with Ball preliminary plan, and then maintained its lead with as Earl State, Central Michigan, Eastern changing its vote on the final plan, isn't winning it any sym- Boykins and Brian Tolbert com- Michigan, Toledo and Western bined for 39 points in an 81-76 pathy among MAC circles. Michigan. win over Central Michigan. "We did our homework," Buffalo, who will enter the Zweirlein said. It certainly wasn't bedtime for MAC either in 1999 or 2000. Bonzi. He hit 14-of-23 shots from the field and 9-of-12 free throws would conceivably be in the Zweirlein chairs the conferen- Eastern Division. to go with 13 rebounds. ce's scheduling committee. In the "I've never had that happen first two years of the divisional against one of my teams so far as "We are overall pleased with setup, with each division having the setup," said Bowling Green I can remember," said Western six members, teams will play coach Bob Donewald, who has athletics director Ron Zwierlein. each in-division team twice in A' furor has been raised, Johnson likes Marino been coaching for 32 years. "I basketball and out-of-division told him after the game that I • however, by Toledo and its dis- team once. In football, teams will Steven Wine Dolphins from chumps into "Bryan and I will have some approval of the setup. The Rock- think he can be one of the special play each team in their division The Associated Press champs is a challenge riddled good talks," Johnson said. "Any- players that's ever been in the ets object to being in a different and then play three teams from with questions. Johnson will be body who detracts from the division than Bowling Green, DAVIE, Fla. -- It's transition Mid-American." the other division, on a rotating paid $2 million in 1996 to come up team's focus is out of line. The Still, Western picked up the their number one rival. basis every two years. time for the Miami Dolphins. with the answers. players have to understand that." Don Shula is out, and he'll victory. - Is Dan Marino the next Hers- - Sims and Fryar, also free "This was a good win for us," Although a special exemption The schedule will have to be likely be followed by Irving chel Walker? agents, will be difficult to retain. was granted by the MAC so that changed, however, with the in- Fryar, Keith Sims, Steve Emt- Donewald said. "We were able to No. Johnson considers Marino Emtman is one of several high- control the rest of their players Bowling Green and Toledo will clusion of Buffalo in 1999, but man, Tom Olivadotti and all ref- the cornerstone of his new team, priced backups likely to be still meet every year in both erences to 1972. in spurts." preliminary plans are in the not a bargaining chip to be traded released to give Johnson more "We had 11 turnovers in the football and basketball in an works to add a 14th member of Jimmy Johnson is in, meaning for draft choices. maneuvering room under the inter-divisional game, the Rock- a new coaching staff, new first half and that's not some- the conference in order to have "I know his burning desire to salary cap. Are drastic roster thing we have been doing," Ball ets still have voiced displeasure. even divisions. Youngstown players, new attitude, new de- be the best, and he has been indi- changes likely? fense and perhaps even a run- State coach Ray McCallum said. State, an institution denied entry vidually," Johnson said. "I told Not necessarily. Johnson "That cost us, but down the "Our friends to the north are last summer, would again be ning game. him we could work side by side picked the Dolphins last summer making it sound like they have The task of transforming the stretch, they made plays and among the top candidates. committing ourselves to be the to reach the Super Bowl, so he then finished us off with their very best team." obviously likes their talent. free throws." « Will Johnson be able to keep "This team can win," he said. Barely. Marino after the quarterback's - Even in a locker room filled Western (5-7 overall, 3-1 in the contract expires next season? with malcontents, Gene Atkins' MAC) led 74-63 with 37 seconds Yes. At 34, after 13 years with poor attitude stood out. Is there left and survived a final surge Miami, Marino has little interest any chance the safety will re- from Ball State (6-6, 2-2). Marcus in playing elsewhere. turn? Mason hit a driving layup and , "I've always said I intended to Yes. Johnson believes he can Wells hit two 3-pointers in the be a Dolphin throughout my bring out the best in anyone. final seven seconds for Ball LOOKING TO MOVE whole career," Marino said. "I "Lazy guys all of a sudden can State. don't think that's an issue." become hard workers," Johnson Jason Black led Western with - How much will the offensive said. "I really don't care about 20 points and Russ DesErmia had OFF CAMPUS and defensive schemes change? what happened last year." career highs of 17 points and 11 Johnson's revamped defense - Will any current assistant rebounds. NEXT YEAR? will include zone coverage and coaches be retained? Thames scored 27 points and more blitzes. On offense he'll in- Johnson may keep a couple of Krahulik added 19, but they did troduce the I-formation to the Shula's assistants, including most of their damage In a six- THEN JOIN US FOR THE 11TH ANNUAL Dolphins and try to produce their offense coach Gary Stevens. De- minute second-half surge for the first 1,000-yard rusher since fense coach Olivadotti is unlikely Rockets. 1978. to be retained. Thames also had nine rebounds OFF CAMPUS HOUSING "I would expect some changes and seven assists, but helped in the running game," fullback "Everyone will be evaluated," Toledo (10-5, 3-1) win by scoring Keith Byars said. "If we're going Johnson said. 25 of his 27 points in the second to be where we want to be at this - Johnson built the Cowboys half. FAIR time next year, getting ready for before the NFL's current collec- Krahulik hit 5-of-6 at the line, the big game, we've got to be able tive bargaining system was in- where Toledo made 25-of-33 to run the ball better." troduced. Will it help or hinder shots. Kent was 10-of-15. Tuesday, January 23,1996 - Will Bryan Cox ever settle him in Miami? Kent (7-5, 1-3). which got 17 down and live up to expectora- points apiece from D.J. Bosse 3-6 p.m. tions? It will help because veteran and Brook Bright and 15 from Perhaps not with the Dolphins. talent can now be more easily ac- Nate Reinking, led 34-28 at the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Their spit-wielding, volatile de- quired via free agency. It's a hin- half and 38-36 early in the second fensive leader is an unrestricted drance because the Dolphins are half. free agent who may be too much at the high end of the salary cap, Meet: Landlords, City Officials, and of a headache to keep. limiting Johnson's options. See MAC, page 21. University Officials. * PRICE LIST OF AVAILABLE 163 S. Main APARTMENTS WILL BE Downtown We e kjy 352-2595 Specials PROVIDED «££* Fax 353-5210
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Tuesday, January 16, W*9 19^ U The BG News page twenty-one Belle admits hitting teen The Associated Press he said. "But I made a decision here five years ago to live in the CLEVELAND - Cleveland In- community and be involved in dians slugger Albert Belle ad- the community, and I never ex- mits knocking down an alleged pected people to harass me." Halloween vandal with his Belle had this to say on other pickup truck while chasing the issues: youngster across a muddy field. - His contract, which has one Belle, in a wide-ranging Inter- more year to run: view published Sunday In The "I havent really sat down and Morning Journal of Loraln, said thought about how much I want he braked Just as he reached the or bow much I should get. teen. Whenever the Indians make an "As soon as I caught up with offer, we'll go from there." him, I slammed on the brakes and - On losing out in the MVP vot- was Jumping out of the car and ing: was going to run after him. It was "I was surprised I got as many raining and it was kind of mucky votes as I did. I'm kind of upset back there," Belle said. that they give the baseball "The truck kind of skidded, or writers all this power when other whatever, and it slid and bumped media people who were former him. He fell down and as soon as ballplayers should be involved in he fell down, he Jumped back up the voting, too. Maybe it should and started running." be S0-S0 with those guys and the The youngster, one of four who writers." were chased by Belle on Oct. 31, has sued Belle for $850,000. Belle - On whether MVP voting was charged with reckless opera- should include a player's charac- tion of a vehicle and paid a $100 ter, In addition to on-field per- . fine. formance: Belle said the teens threw eggs •"If you're talking about the at his house after his father said Most Valuable Player, you look at they had no Halloween candy to what the guy has done between give out. the white lines on the baseball The BG NewiAcart Brawn . '1 feel like I was targeted," Be- field. Whoever has put up the Bowling Green's Kristi Koester (above) and Michelle Terry lle said. "It's a shame where peo- best numbers, whether it's a (left) were Just two players who helped the Falcon women to a ple target athletes. If they would pitcher or a position player." 3-2 record over the holiday break. They take on Eastern Michi- have done the same thing to my - On using a corked bat: gan at home on Wednesday night at 7 JO at Anderson Arena. next door neighbor and had my . neighbor chased them, they "Not In a game. First of all, wouldn't have filed a report." you've got to find someone who Belle said he hasn't decided will cork them. So there's one whether to proceed with his headache. Then you've got to be threat to move out of the Cleve- bold enough to use them in a '. land area because of the egging. game. So there's another head- "I went out to Las Vegas and ache. I feel like I'm big and looked at houses out there. I strong enough where I don't need found a couple of places I like," them." ». m Hype threatens integrity of collegiate athletics
Brim Sharp filled with rows of wealthy VIP mated $12 million to $13 million it's still big money, and bowl sort of ho-hum." en's athletics were introduced, College Press Service boosters, and cameras line the for both schools. payouts are Just part of It. The At Nebraska, there are no state for example, costs doubled, with sidelines. In the press box, The best evidence the dollar NU Athletic Department's pro- dollars, no student fees, no uni- little added financial revenue. LINCOLN, Neb. - It's late. broadcast announcers carry the game Is growing might be the jected revenues this year are es- versity support. The athletic de- Walter Byers, executive direc- Ahman green Is one of the last play-by-play across the nation. payout from last year's cham- timated at $23.6 million. Actual partment is self-sustaining. And tor of the NCAA from 1951-87, to leave football practice and Above it all. Green's larger- pionship Orange Bowl game - revenues for last year were $26.7 football Is bankrolling the de- says that argument is flawed. wander into the Nebraska locker than-life image is projected on p $4.2 million. million, with $25.7 million in ex- partment's other programs. Costs have not increased as fast room. oversized television screens. "Let's face it, we are in kind of penses. "You don't make money on 20 as revenues, he says. On one wall, the words "Busi- Welcome to the game of col- a multi-faceted operation," says Compare that to last year's other sports here," Bryrfe says. "The colleges get their fair ness As Usual" are spelled out in lege football, to the show. More Gary Fouraker, NU athletic bud- revenues for former national "You make money on football share," Byers says of the money huge, red block letters. money is pouring Into Intercolle- get director. "On one hand, we championship programs: the and men's basketball. Nothing surrounding athletics. "They are But for the 18-year-old fresh- giate athletics than ever before. are in an educational institution University of Alabama, $22.1 mil- else even comes close to paying not being out-maneuvered or out- man, this year's football season While the nation's top teams fight ... at the same point in time, we lion; and Florida State Universi- its own expenses." negotiated. has been anything but usual. for their share of the money, are in the entertainment busi- ty, $20.1 million The same is true at other uni- "But when colleges get that He has become a leader on the some ask, "What is sacrificed ness. At Iowa State University, a versities. At Notre Dame Uni- money it essentially flows to the national champion Cornhusker when an amateur, not-for-profit "We have to entertain those program said to be facing a do- versity, athletics business man- overseers and supervisors. They team. He has stood at the center sport becomes a mutimillion- fans who are buying tickets, and or-die situation in the new Big 12 ager Tom Nevala says the foot- pay higher and higher salaries, of Memorial Stadium as 7,000 dollar entertainment Industry?" we have to find ways to keep super conference, last year's ball program accounts for 80 and coaching staffs grow, one frenzied Husker fans screamed On Jan. 2, the University of them satisfied, yet keep our take was just $11.5 million. percent of department revenue. way or another." his name in unison. Nebraska defeated the Universi- priorities straight in terms of the But the money isn't just in the Money directly associated with He is tired of the hype, the ty of Florida in the Fiesta Bowl in student athlete. championship; it's in the winning. football at Alabama totals $8.1 At Nebraska, Coach Tom Os- cameras, the autographs. Some- Tempe, Ariz. While the bowl "But it Is a business," says the Nebraska has a record of 35-1 for million. Costs stand at $5 million. borne receives a reported times, he says, he Just wants to game thrilled Husker fans and 15-year budget veteran, "and you the last three years. It isn't hard The next closest sport is men's $130,412 annually. For winning play football. cemented Nebraska's second have to look at It that way." to see what success means to the basketball, producing $545,000 the national championship, he But these days, football Is more straight national title, It also add- Nebraska splits bowl proceeds program. and costing $1.1 million. received a $50,000 bonus. Os- than a game. The stands are ed r.p to big money - an esti- with the other Big 8 schools. But "Money," says NU Athletic Di- Football brings in other money borne also receives a "one-sixth rector Bill Byme. at Alabama, as well. Much of tel- bonus" for qualifying for a major MAC "Let me tell you," Byrne says, evision fees ($2.1 million) and bowl game and a "one-twelfth "I have been an athletic adminis- Tide Pride booster monies and bonus" for a lesser bowl. Continued from page 20. .any place I've ever been," said Boykins had 20 points and six trator now for more than 23 gifts ($8.1 million) are attributed Miami coach Herb Sendek. assists and Tolbert scored 19 years, and the Job has changed to the sport. In recent years, athletic direc- Krahulik hit back-to-back AH Kart feasted for 29 points - points as Eastern moved to 11-1 dramaticallly ... When I first The Iowa State football pro- tors have become "very entre- 3-pointers for a 42-38 Toledo including 12-of-12 free throws and 4-0. started In the business, we really gram is not so lucky. It generates preneurial," Byrne says. lead. After Bosse countered with and 7-of-10 from the field - for didn't worry about income. We $2.9 million and costs $3.1 mil- That creativity has come in the a 3-pointer, the Rockets reeled Akron (3-9,0-4). "Brian and Earl were making were very concerned about ex- lion. Boosters add just $2 million. form of fund-raising and market- off the next 11 points - the first Daniels had his best day in key plays for us tonight," penses, but we didn't worry Byrne says it has gotten In- ing programs, increased radio eight by Thames with Krahulik Bowling Green's whipping of the Eastern coach Ben Braun said. about income because we had creasingly difficult to cover the rights fees and television nego- capping the surge with another Bobcats. state tax dollars supporting us. cost of "big-time." When wom- tiations. 3-pointer. He made half of his 12 shots The Eagles led by as many as We had student fees, and fund ra- "They hit some big shots in the from the field and 12-of-14 free 13 points in the second half, but ising was something that was second half, but must have throws for the Falcons (8-4, 3-1 Central (4-8, 1-3) came back to ; thought they were playing MAC). cut the deficit to two. But the SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE TO STUDY ABROAD ; HORSE," Kent coach Dave Chippewas, led by Charles Ma- Join the FOR SUMMER 1996. FALL 1996. AND SPRlMfi 1QQ7 I Grube said. The victory was the ninth In a con's 17 points, never got the ty- Szczerbiak came off the bench row at home for Bowling Green, ing bucket. 400 students ' to score 26 points to lead Miami. and its 26th win in the last 27 who got Devin Davis scored 14 of his 16 games at Anderson Arena. points In the second half and Geno Ford led Ohio (6-9, 1-3 Summer Jobs ; Jermalne Henderson also had 16 MAC) with 21 points. through our office points. 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am i ■ i w)iiBM>i Nttft* m page twenty-two The News Tuesday, January 16, W9S~ Cleveland ready to play hardball ESPN Rich Harris The Associated Press "... (T)hey conspired gets CLEVELAND - The city to break our lease raised the stakes in its fight to keep the Browns from moving and steal our team to Baltimore, expanding its -- plain and simple, U.S. lawsuit to include the Mary- land Stadium Authority and its open and shut." chairman. Cleveland Mayor Michael R. White said Friday that Mary- Michael R. White 500 land Gov. Parris Glendening Cleveland mayor Mike Harris could be added as a defendant The Associated Press later. scription of the moment when John Moag, chairman of the Modell signed the agreement There is going to be 1,000 miles Maryland Stadium Authority, to move the team. of live Indy-car racing on called the lawsuit frivolous and "Then they conspired to national television on May 26. said it was a "big step back- break our lease and steal our The Indianapolis 500, a staple ward" in relations between the team - plain and simple, open on Memorial Day weekend since two cities. and shut," White said. just after the turn of the century, Glendening was a little more The city Hied suit Nov. 6, the will be joined on the airwaves by understanding, noting that Bal- day Modell and Glendening the U.S. 500, a race scheduled by* timore and Maryland had also announced the deal. The city Championship Auto Racing fought tooth and nail to prevent asked Cuyahoga County Com- Teams as an alternative to the the Colts from moving to In- mon Pleas Judge Kenneth Cal- Indy classic. dianapolis in 1984. lahan to order the team to stay The new race will be televised "Remember that the mayor in Cleveland until its stadium live and will at least in part go of Cleveland is up for re- lease expires in 1998. head-to-head with the world's election. He has to do these The amended suit raises richest and most prestigious auto kinds of things," Glendening several new legal issues and Tk* AiiocUlcil PrcuIRn Hcrlln race. said. adds Moag, the stadium au- Browns owner Art Modell discusses his team's impending move to Baltimore at a news conference An official announcement is The amended lawsuit, which thority and Modell himself to last Nov. 7. Cleveland has pulled a number of moves trying to stop the plan, Including a lawsuit against not expected until Thursday in now seeks more than $300 mil- the list of defendants. The orig- the Maryland Stadium Authority. Detroit. However, Adam Saal, di- lion in damages, accuses Moag inal suit was filed only against been outspoken in its support from himself. seek a deposition from Glen- rector of communications for and the stadium authority of the Browns and the Modell- of bringing another NFL fran- "The mayor's legal action, dening, he said. CART, confirmed the report conspiring with Browns owner controlled Cleveland Stadium chise to Cleveland," Moag said. like his cover-up campaign, has Glendening would not com- Sunday and said that both ABC, Art Modell to violate the NFL Corp. "It is unfortunate that Mayor no substance," Hopcraft said. ment on the possibility he which broadcasts the Indy 500 team's lease at Cleveland Sta- Moag said the decision to sue White has decided to attack a "The only sure thing about his might be asked to give a depos- and is owned by the same com- dium. the stadium authority "illus- sister city in order to deflect latest action is that the mayor's ition. pany as ESPN, and the Indianapo- "Art Modell and John Moag trates that the 'Save Our attention from his responsibili- attorneys will be further en- Callahan has blocked the lis Motor Speedway have been got together one day, got Browns' effort has become the ty for the Browns' reluctant riched by Cleveland tax- Browns move until a trial can notified of the May 26 broadcast together on a secret runway, 'Save Mayor White' cam- move from Cleveland." payers." be held Feb. 12. City attorney from Michigan International with a secret handshake, and a paign." David Hopcraft, a spokes- The amended complaint fol- Fred Nance said Friday the Speedway. secret knock, and a secret "Maryland citizens have man for Modell and the lows a six-hour deposition of city asked the judge to con- "It's the next logical step in deal," White said Friday, mock- been empathetic with Browns Browns, also said White was Moag earlier this week. White sider the new allegations sepa- ing Glendening's gleeful de- fans, and the MSA itself has trying to shift the blame away said. Attorneys for the city will rately. what's been a good relationship between ESPN and IndyCar (the sanctioning division of CART) over the last several years," Saal said. "Our television ratings have grown since we entered into a Steelers lead this year's Hall of Fame list broadcast partnership with ESPN. We couldn't be happier The Associated Press sota 1964-78, Seattle 1979), cor- than to have them broadcast one nerback Mike Haynes (New Eng- of the most important races in CANTON, Ohio - Four corner- land 1976-82, Los Angeles IndyCar's 16-year history." stones of the Pittsburgh Steelers' Raiders 1983-89), wide receiver What about Bengals' Anderson ? Super Bowl teams - including Charlie Joiner (Houston 1969-72. The Thursday announcement is expected to confirm that the blue-collar center Mike Webster Cincinnati 1972-75, San Diego frankly, we feel it's a bit over- statistics compare favorably The Associated Press U.S. 500 will start after the Indy - were among IS finalists for in- 1976-86), guard Tom Mack (Los due," Brown said Friday. with many quarterbacks, duction into the Pro Football Hall CINCINNATI -- Bengals "Kenny is probably the single already in the Hall of Fame," 500 begins at noon EDT, possibly Angeles Rams 1966-78), corner- as late as 2 p.m. of Fame. back Mel Renfro (Dallas 1964-77) owner Mike Brown says it's most important player in the Brown said. "We hope this will Webster, a short-sleeved, mus- and defensive end Jack Young- about time that one of his history of our franchise, and be the year he makes it all the way." "We're confident we have the cular force on the front wall of blood (Los Angeles Rams players was considered for the we dont yet have a Hall of best product and that in a head- four Super Bowl winners, was 1971-84). The seniors nominee is Pro Football Hall of Fame, es- Fame player, even though we'- Anderson, the Bengals' quar- terbacks coach since 1993, to-head format against the In- joined by teammates L.C. Detroit Lions offensive tackle pecially former quarterback re among the 14 teams that dianapolis 500, the fans of our Greenwood, Lynn Swann and Lou Creekmur (1950-59). Ken Anderson. have reached the Super Bowl played with the Bengals for 16 seasons, longer than any other sport will follow the stars of the John Stallworth on the list, which The finalists were determined Anderson, the Bengals' all- twice." sport," Saal said. was announced Thursday. by a vote of the hall's 36-member time leader in passing yards, Anderson is the first Bengals player. He retired in 1986. Anderson was chosen for the Webster was one of three board of selectors. The board will completions and touchdown player to reach the level of fin- Bob Walters, a spokesman for nominees chosen as finalists in meet on Jan. 27 in Phoenix to passes, is among 15 finalists alist. This year's inductees will Pro Bowl five times. In his ca- reer, he passed for 32,838 the Indianapolis Motor Speed- their first year of eligibility. The elect the class of 1996. for 1996 induction in the hall. be announced Jan. 27. way, said, "We'll have to look at others were former Washington "We believe Ken's career yards and 197 touchdowns. Eleven of the 15 nominees "This is gratifying news and, the exact deal. ... It's probably coach Joe Gibbs and Cincinnati were associated with one profes- more the case that its contractual quarterback Ken Anderson. sional team for their entire ca- careers in 1974. have been inducted. first long-term member of the obligations that forced the thing They were joined by Dan Dier- reer. Thirteen Steelers - including Gibbs led the Redskins to three Bengals to be inducted. Of the to be on ESPN when ABC has the dorf and Dwight Stephenson, Webster played for the contemporaries such as Mel Super Bowl victories before leav- current NFL franchises, only At- (Indy) 500. No. 2, this makes it offensive linemen from the 1970s Steelers from 1974 to 1988, then Blount, Terry Bradshaw, Joe ing to run an auto-racing team lanta, Carolina, Denver, Jack- very easy to change their minds and 1980s who barely missed in- closed out his career with two Greene, Jack Ham, Franco Har- and do television commentary. sonville and Cincinnati do not if anything changes because duction last year. They were au- years in Kansas City. ris and Jack Lambert ~ already Anderson could become the have alumni in the hall. there's no other entity involved. tomatically returned as finalists Greenwood was a defensive because they finished in the top end from 1969 to 1981 in Pitts- six in the 199S election balloting. burgh, while Stallworth and Other 1996 finalists included Swann were bookend wide defensive end Carl Eller (Minne- receivers who both began their Agassi spooked in Australian Open Steve Wilstein cared to know in a 3-6, 7-6 (7-2), groundstrokes. His accuracy bert said as he watched Agassi The Associated Press 4-6,7-6 (7-5), 6-3 victory. more than his power accounted struggle. MID AM ni\OK Never before in Grand Slam for his 28 aces against the No. 2 In truth, Agassi didn't limp MELBOURNE, Australia - history had a defending cham- seed in a 3-hour, 16-minute duel. around the court as much as he • NOW RENTING • - Andre Agassi tumbled down- pion lost in the first round to a Agassi looked sluggish and appeared to wander aimlessly, stairs and very nearly out of the qualifier, and only once before played cautiously, perhaps be- unsure whether to play from the Choose from choice apartments within walking Australian Open on Monday, had a defending men's champion cause he hadn't played a tourna- baseline or attack Etlis. Often, coming perilously close to the gone out in his first match - Ros- ment match in three months due Agassi simply got caught out of distance to campus Summer IW6 and school year most humiliating defeat in Grand coe Tanner at the Australian in to a pulled chest muscle, or per- position, back when Etlis deftly 1996-1997. Slam history. 1977. haps because he accidentally feathered drop shots, at the net Agassi never even heard of Before a record crowd of banged his right knee on a metal when Etlis decided to pass or lob. 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heal qualifier Gaston Etlis, an Argen- 22,438 on the opening day of the spiral staircase in his hotel room Agassi only managed 10 aces, his and water included, air conditioning tine ranked No. 133 and playing year's first Grand Slam event, Sunday. serve never really bothering in his first major tournament, but Etlis played a crafty game of "It just proves it doesn't mat- Etlis. learned more about him than he drop shots, lobs and angled ter how much money you've got, Etlis' first serves, barely more 641 third St. Apt 4. B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 you can still fall downstairs," than 100 mph at times, clipped Agassi's coach. Brad Gilbert the corners or skipped off the ^^'^W'^^'^r^W'^^'^r'^r''^r^^'^^^^ said. 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Although Norville replaced mby, the star of Massa- Camby's heart never stopped Camby at center for the tip-off, coach chusetts' top-ranked basketball beating , reserve Tyrone Weeks saw team, said he felt "100 per- UMass overcame the loss of most of the action and scored cent" today as he left a hospi- one of the country's premier IS points and had a season-high tal, about 24 hours after col- players in time to extend its 12 rebounds. dies Trailing 36-27 at halftime, St. lapsing and losing conscious- undefeated streak to 14 games. The Associated Press ness. The game was a blur for most Bonaventure (S-7) missed its "I'm fine, I feel great," Ca- players who gathered for a first 13 shots In the second CINCINNATI - A funeral ser- mby said upon leaving Olean quick prayer for Camby before half. The Bonnies finished with vice is Wednesday for George General Hospital to fly back to taking the floor. a 28.3 field goal percentage and Smith, who recruited Oscar never drew within nine points Massachusetts. "I'm anxious to Tears rolled down their faces Robertson and coached the Uni- get back on the court." as they prepared to play after after Intermission. versity of Cincinnati's basketball "I'm sure that their players UMass coach John Calipari watching their teammate team to two Final Four appearan- said doctors told him Camby's whisked off to a hospital. felt like they each had to step ces. up a little more," St. Bonaven- life never was in danger. That, "Just about everybody was Smith, 83, died of cancer Sun- ture coach Jim Baron said. "I he said, "was like winning the crying," Carmelo Travieso day night. He had recorded the Final Four." said. "You dont want anything thought they did that. Their guys off the bench - Weeks most wins of any Cincinnati head After a brief visit with Cam- to happen to anybody, but when basketball coach. < by's doctors today, Calipari someone goes to the hospital, and Norville ~ did a nice Job inside, then their perimeter He helped guide Cincinnati's said a heart problem had been you know it's serious." program to national prominence ruled out in the player's col- Camby was accompanied to guys stepped up and made some big plays." from 1952-60, compiling a 154-56 lapse. Camby had been taking the hospital by Calipari, who record. cough medicine to fight an ill- stayed overnight in a nearby The Minutemen came in threes to visit Camby in the He led Cincinnati to its first ness and felt light-headed be- hotel. The 21-year-old Camby two Final Fours, in 1959 and 1960. underwent more tests today hospital shortly after the game, fore collapsing, Calipari said. With eventual Hall-of-Fame Camby collapsed in a hall- before being released. appearing much more upbeat when walking out of the emer- players Robertson and Jack way outside the locker room Inus Norville replaced Ca- Twyman, the Bearcats placed shortly before Massachusetts' mby in the starting lineup gency room doors than when they entered. They were In- third in the NCAA tournament In 65-52 victory over St. Bonaven- against the Bonnies. Assistant those two years. ture Sunday. James "Bruiser" Flint took structed not to talk to reporters after leaving the hospital. Smith also coached Cincinnati His teammates woke up to- over the team for Calipari. to three straight Missouri Valley day knowing no game could top "We Just said, 'Let's win this Camby, who was taking over-the-counter medication Conference championships from the scare they received. An for the big guy,' " Flint said. 1958 through 1960. undefeated season and national "We did what we usually do to for a mild chest cough, is aver- The AitocUted Preu/Dan Heupcl aging 20.9 points and 7.5 re- Massachusetts coach John Calipari addresses the media follow- He was appointed athletic di- championship vanished from win." rector in 1960. He later served as their minds. What UMass did was build an bounds. He has been touted as ing center Marcus Cambl's collapse before a game Sunday. a potential NBA lottery pick a vice president for develop- "An incident like this puts early lead and keep its concen- ment, before retiring from the things into the perspective tration as much as possible on when he decides to turn well-being is more important them and said, 'Look guys, if professional. 'nan any game," Calipari said. this was any member of our university in 1980. they should be in," Calipari basketball. The Minutemen He was inducted into the said. "Basketball is not life or scored the first 4 points of the "With Marcus right now, I "Before I left, we said a team, I'd be going to the hospi- think our team knows their prayer, and I looked at all of tal with you.'" school's athletic Hall of Fame In death." game and never were threat- 1978. Classifieds tions for pre-selection sign-up on page* 12-13 3. Enter your Identification Number. (The num- ganizacion (Press either 1,2 or 3). PLACEMENT SCHEDULE of the Canter Search Manual. AH interview ber you used on your Rasume Expert Plus The system will now venfy that you meet »>e Once you have selected a time, then you may schedules remain on-line until two days prior to disk). requirements, as specified by the employer. If press the pound (•) key to accept the time, or the organization'a visit. A message not availa- 4. En«H the seven-ogit schedule number tor you meet the requirements, you can proceed. press the star (') key to reject the time. When continued on p. 24 Bowltng Green Stale University ble lor sign-ups indicates that a schedule « off- tie employer with whom you would like to Otherwise, (he system will play a message Career Services ime. In this instance, please call the office di- schedule an interview (this number is located which explains why you are unable to sign-up Campus Recruitment Calendar rectly at 372-2356 to schedule an interview ap- on The Campus Recruiting Calendar, to the left with the employer Should you wish to be con- For the weeks of: pointment. of the position D0e.) sidered by this employer, add you name to tie January 29.1096 through February 9.1996 Acceeafng the Placement System: If you have entered a valid number the system Waiting List and submit a copy of your Place- Scheduling On-Campua Interviews: 1. Dial 372-9809. (You must be registered with will play the message ment Data Sheet. Interview sign-ups tor the recnjDng period Resume Expert Plus) You have selected (name ol organization), if 5. Press the 1 key tor a morning interview, January 29.1996 through February 9,1996 wl (You will hear:) If you wish to schedule an ap- this is correct press the pound (f) key to con- press the 2 key tor an afternoon interview, or Highland begin with Advanced Job Hunters Sign up on pointment with a visiting employer, press the 1 tinue or the star O key to choose another or press the 3 key tor the next available time. Tuesday. January 16 at 5pm and continue key. If you would like to hear Placement News. through Wednesday at 4pm. Beginning at 5 press the 2 key. Press tie 3 key if you have p.m. on Wednesday, January 17. any regis- been pre-selected by an employer. Press the 4 key to access the Alumni VP Service Press Industries tered student and alumnus may access tie the 5 key to hear your confirmed appointments. *••••**••• sign-up system tor General Signups. It is rec- ommended that students who have received Press the star (*) key to quit letters of mvitaDon tor Pre-Se4ection Interviews 2. Press I to schedule an interview or Press 3 Graduate Rentals wait until Wednesday, at 5 p.m. to select your when you have been pre-seiected by an em- reserved interview time Refer to the instruc- ployer. We'll take care of you CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF THE ^«T1AKB0U8 TANNING Best price, well maintained, CENTER SALOON privacy & dead-bolt security, * 3 locations large apartments. The Wash House $170-$400/week * 248 N. MAIN • Great Amenities: 354-1559 • WAITSTAFF/ HOST A/C dish washers South Side Laundromat • DISHWASHERS on site laundry Sky lights 993 S. MAIN • PREP COOKS facility vaulted ceilings 353-8826 • CHAR-BROILERS ceramic tile 24 Hr. Maint. • BARTENDERS The Heat • LINE COOKS 904 E. WOOSTER 5 sites to choose from: 352-3588 Jay-Mar Apts The Homestead Applications are now being taken at: The Highlands McKenzie Rentals 1 FREE VISIT I 5640 Airport Highway The Farm I with a package purchase I Toledo, OH I with this ad I (Airport Highway at 475) expires 1/31/96 Call Today! 354-6036 Your Tanning 130 East Washington St. Professionals since 1980 ••••••*•••* NEED MORE SPACE IN YOUR ROOM? Rent a University approved loft from COME LIVE WITH US!!! SPACE SAVERS :•? and maximize your living space. Early Leasing for 1996/97 Also renting refrigerators and sweater boards, call Collegiate Connection at 352-8333 and place your order Fox Run Mini Mall S Special While Haven House Manor Small Buildings WIMlHmifc«»»M Piedmont Frontier Housing Birchwood Place Houses g • Ig. refrigerator 1 (3.1 Cubic) | $65.00 lor the year Preferred Properties S • sm. refrigerator 530 S. Maple - Rental Otfice - 352-9378 I (1.5 Cubic) I $35.00 for the year All residents receive a membership to Cherrywood Health Spa :::.....::.. : -••■:::::•:-■ ■tttf MMHfei «*****«( ** mj page twenty-four The IK. News Tuesday, January 16, »»■ job search workshops, professional develop- continued from p. 23 Let us gel Medieval on your buttocke. FREE FINANCIAL AID' CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING VAN DRIVER. Part-time position to provide ment seminars, career fairs and the Falcon Ca- The Society for Creative Anachronism. Over $8 Bason in public and private sector Earn up to 12.000./month working on Cruise rensporteaon to and from social services reer Connect on The Center for Career Re- Thursday, 6pm grants 8 scholarships is now svsilsble A» stu- Ships or Land-Tour companies World travel. you press ths pound (t) key, me system ail agency. Must be between the ages ol 21 65. sources contains a wealth oi information about 257 Memorial Hal dents sre eligible regardless ol grades, in- Seasonal A full-time employment avanatxa No play me message: An interview has been have a valid Ohio drivers licenss and excellent careers, employers and current job vacancies come, or parents Income. Let us help. Cad experience necessary. For more information reserved tor you at (erne) Press the star (-| key driving record. Submit resume to P.O. Box 738. in ALL Holds. - Student Financial Services: 1-800-263-6495 CS8 1-206-971-3550,10.055444. Bowsng Green, OH 43402. EOE. ■o schedule an interview with another organiza- Radio Sports Stall Meeting eit F55444 tion or the pound key to return ID start, VOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR 9 00 Tuet. 203 West Hall Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- WANTED: 100 STUDENTSI Lose 10-30 lbs. WBGU Sports Mtg. IS mandatory tsraaa provided Send SASE to P.O. Box 774. e. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to schedule additional LASER PRINTED PLACEMENT DATA Next 90 days. New metabolism breakthrough. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS OaMhe.KS 88061. interviews. SHEET WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER SIGNING Guaranteed. Or. recommended $35 50 7. Bring a copy of your Placement Data Sheet NEEDED: APPLY »N 130 UNIVERSITY FCLD UP. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS POL- FREET««rTT.I1000. MC/VISA. 24. hra. Free Info: 1 800-229-7582 on high quality resume paper within 48 hour* HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY ICY MAY RESULT IN YOUR REMOVAL SERVICES OFFERED Credit card fundraisers for frstsmltJes, sorort- ID tie Sign-up Room adjacent to the Career CLWfC JANUARY 24, 1986 - 7-10 PAt. PICK FROM THE INTERVIEW SCHEDULE ttss A groups. Any campus orgsnizabon can Services' reception area. 380 Saddlemire Stu- UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST rales up to $1000 by earning a whopping dent Services Buedmg Place your data sheet AND RETURN BY JANUARY 23. Monday, 1/29/98 Dry Cleaning t Tuxedo Rental U.OO/VISA appkeation Call 1 800 9320528 FOR SALE on the top shelf of the employer's mailbox. ALLIED SIGNAL-AEROSPACE Collegiate Connection INTRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: WOMEN'S A Sit 85. Qualified callers receive FREE Please take any available recruiting literature 6029-0M Purchasing Planner 352-8333. COED BASKETBALL-JANUARY 23; MEN'S T-SHIRT which was forwarded by the organization and BASKETBALL-JANUARY 24: MEN'S A Lifeguard positions available at the MchoU review the employer's file in the Center tor Ca- Tuesday, 1/30/98 WOMEN'S TEAM HANDBALL-JANUARY 25; ■95 Gary Fishsr Rangnoto w/ Trek Shock EL. reer Resources prior to your interview Failure Grants and Scholarehipe era available Bu- Therapy Pool. Day. evening snd weekend ALLIED SIGNAL-AEROSPACE MEN'S CE HOCKEYJANUARY 29; WOM Many new parts: includes helmet, shorts. Jer- to submit your Placement Data Sheet within hours are available. 85 20 hr. High School di- 6030 01-1 Purchasing Planner ttons ol dollars In financial eld. Qualify Im- ENS BOWIWG-JANUARY 30 ALL ENTRIES sey A gloves, $500. 2 MTX 10" subwoolsrs. 48 hour* may result In your removal from arradttts*/. l-aYJO-400-0308. DUE M 130 UNIVERSITY FELD HOUSE BY ploma and valid lifeguard, first aid. and CPR MTX 10" Bandpass enclosure, 1 mo. old. the Intevlew schedule without notification. csvlilicalion required. Application packets may Wednesday 1/31/96 4 00 PM. ON DUE DATE. $200 Cal 2-1287. Pleaee remember: it you are unable for any Be obtained from the Wood County Board of reason to sign-up lor an interview, you will be OLSEN CORPORATION PERSONALS INTRAMURAL TEAM HANDBALL OFFICIALS MR/DO. En B. n 160 E. Gypsy Ln Rd.. BG, 6031 01-1 Account Representative NEEDED: APPLY M 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD asked whether you wish to add your name to AflOarn-saOpm. E06. 1988 Crown Vic. station wagon HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY the Waiting List. Students are encouraged » Asking $2000 Frldey, 2/2/96 CLWIC JANUARY 28. 1996 - 7-10 P.M. PICK Local business needs experienced computer get on Waiting Lists. Should the employer send person to do sales, experience with Internet, Can 362-2441. WALLACE COMPUTER UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST another recruiter or modify the position re- "SUMMER jYJBSrSUMMEBJOBSr plus more. Ful or pt time. For information can quirements (I e tower GPA requirements), you 6033-01 -1 Sales Representative AND RETURN BY JANUARY 24 Fr, So, * Jrs who are NEW to co-op: 655-3086. wti be notified directly for an interview. You Monday. 0205/98 COOPKCK-OFF THE KEY Yearbook is looking lor students in- muel also submit a Placement Dels Sheet Local msnuleraurtng company has need ol FOR SALE E. 4 J.OALLO WINERY Frt.jan.28»l, 3:30 PM. 1007BABIdg. terested in gaining experience in writing, pho- for every Waiting Llat. part-time unskilled production employees 1987 Voikswagon Fox 6036-01-1 Territory Manager Find a SUMMER JOB togrsphy, graphic design or public relations Very dean A dependable Fairly new brakes. Consult the Career Services' homepage related to your major NOWI Anyone interested In volunteering should cat These jobs sre mainry assembly of smal parts. (htm y/www .bgsu. edu/offtces' career a/lndex Work 1535 hours a week around your school Iras A exhausL Asking $2,000 O.B.O. Cal Tuesday. 2*3/96 Oues»ons? 372-2451 Anns or Todd SI 372-8086 Keith at 372 64 20 henl) or listen to Placement News (press 2) to •SUMME R JXMSI-SUMMER JOBS!1 schedule. Only one block off BGSU campus. NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Think ahead to Spring Breakl south of Wooster Street, so you can walk or keep informed ol changes or additions to inter- 6037-01-1 Sales Agent view schedules, or other Career Services pro- Buy your tanning package now A savell drive. Many BGSU students work at this plant. MAC SE with printer A software. $105. Cal E. • J.GALLO WINERY Save 15.00' Campus Tanning 352-7899 Rate ol pay la $4.25 per hour. Come by to pick 6037-02-1 Territory Manager Bob3S3-4512. • Cencelation ol Interview Appointments Attention fvtnonry Students up an application form. Advanced Speciality DIETRICH INDUSTRIES, INC PA Cancellation of an interview must be reported DoYOUnsedejob Products, ax. 428 Clough SL BO. OH 43402. 6037-04-1 Production Management WANTED: 100 STUDENTSI Lose 10-30. OS. Spring Break Specials Cancun A Jamaical in person to the Career Services no later than related to your MAJOR? DIETRCH INDUSTRIES, INC/PA Next 90 days. New metabolism breakthrough. Our Arm ia looking for Inrjviduala who want to 111* Lowest Price Guaranteel 7 Nights Air A 5pm one week {7 fuH days) before the interview COME TOTHECOOPOFFICE 6037-042 Marketing Trainee Guaranteed. Dr. recommended. S35.50 gain comprehensive management experience Hotel From $4291 Save $100 On Food/Drinks' day. Complete a cancellation card in the Sign- 3!0 Student Services HILLS DEPARTMENT STORE MC/VtSA. 24 hr. free into: 1-600-256-7515. next summer. Earn $8,000*10,000 per sum- http://www.sprlngbrsaktraval.cqm up Room ol Career Services. You can not Bring your RESUME 6037 05-1 Executive Trainee or gat a FREE resume diskl WickmDJ Service is ready to parry at your next mer. Positions avasabie throughout OH. Ml, IN, 1-600-87843M. cross your name off an interview schedule. including Cleveland. Columbus. Youngstown. Last cancellations will result in forfeiture of 2-2451 for data rial eodeJIGreat Rates!'Call Mke 3524397 Wednesday, 27/96 andnriatl. and more. 800-887-1960. Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruissl 7 Days sign-up privileges tor the next recruiting period. ALDi, INC. $279! Includes 15 Meals A 8 Free Parnesl No Show Policy: No-shows are missed inter- 6038-01-1 District Manager Trainee Great Besches/r*ghrjilel Leaves From Fl. view appointments. Employers become very ATTENTION STUDENTS WANTED Part-time weekday and/or weekend custodial HONDA OF AMERICA MANUFACTURING, Lsud*rdal*' upset when students miss their scheduled ap- If you have found a job help needed in University Union. Cat Carol INC. httpy/www springbreaktrevel.com pointments which harms BGSU's reputation in 372-2586. 6038-02-1 Purchasing that is related to your major. 1 800-878+1388. the market place. The penalty for a no-show is Come to the Coop OH ice 1 female sublessor needed Spring Semester MET LIFE/TOLEDO immediate suspension ol your sign-up privi- tor a tree transcript notation. Large apt, dose to campus, furnished. Cad 6038-03-1 Account Representative Responsible A interactive sitter needed tor leges tor trw rwxt recruiting period To reinstate VALOATE YOUR EMPLOYMENT! 352-7547 if interested. Spring Breakl Panama Cityl 8 Days Room With OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE non-working Perrysburg mom Flexible hours A your sign-up privileges, you are required to 310 Student Services Kitchen $1 Iff Walk To Best Bars' 7 Nights In 8038-04-1 Life Insurance Agents Male roommate needed to share large apt. good pay. Call 872-0384. writs a letter of apology to the employer for 2-2451 details Key West $259! Cocoa Beach Hilton (Great MOTOROLA, ILUNOISJNF03YSTEM missing the interview, bring this letter along Ownroorn,8l67/month CallMika352-8397. Beaches-Near Disney) $1681 Daytona $1391 6038-05-1 Production Supervisor http.//www. s pr I ngbreak travel, com with an addressed, stamped envelope, and Brewstere Pour House Stppll Look no further tor a REWARDING snd meet with a staff member ID explain your be- 1-800-678*368 Thursday, 2/8/96 In House Specials FUN-FILED JOBII Earn $$$ while gaining havior. Any student who "no-shows" twice wil HELP WANTED MARATHON Ol L COMPANY Pitcher Domestic Draft A valuable MARKETING, PR. A SALES SKILLS' be denied interviewing privileges for the re- 6039-01-1 Marketing Large Pizza w/1 item Applications are now available al Mileti Alumni mainder of the academic year MARATHON OIL COMPANY $10.00 Center! Come take a took at our job description Notice of Citizenship Requirements: If an $35.000/YR. INCOME potential. Reading FOR RENT 6039-01 -2 Accounting 18OZ. draft w/ bowl chili I? 50 books. Toil Free (I) 800-898-9778 Eit. R 2076 and sign up tor an interview! (No phone calls employer is wiling to interview international pleas*I) A limited number of positions availa- tor details. students, this wi be noted in the position re ble, so apply now! (Applications are being ac- Friday, 29/96 Brews ters Pour House qurrements. NATIONAL CITY BANK 50 GYMNASTICS POSITIONS- cepted between the hours of 8 and 5 through Spotlight Presentations: Spotlight presen- Presents 2 blks. from camp. Apt. #3.850 Scon Hamilton. 6040-01 -1 Various Management Programs Coaching/Progrem Directing in prestigious 1/22/96.) tations offer valuable information about career Uncle Sandwich Nice, fum., air. laund . res. pkg. 4 people max PAUL REVERE children's Bummer camps in NY, PA and New paths, detailed position responsibilities and or- Friday 1/i»Saturday 1/20 No pets. 10 mo. lease. $705/mo. 12 mo. 6040-02-1 Sales Representative England. Be available 6/18-8/18. Top facili- Summer business. Are you an entrepreneur? ganizational philosophy. All students schedul- lease, $825/mo. 287-3233/alter 6pm, COMPLETE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ties. Free room, board, travel. Top salaries Great opportunity, low start up cost, manage- 287-42S5. ing interviews are strongly encourage to attend 6040-03-1 Programmer Analyst Brewslers Pour House Cell Arlene 1 800-443 6428. 516-433-8033. ment saining. Earn up to $600 per week. Vehi- appropriate Spotlights. Please carefully note Presents the Biggest Baddsst Choose from over 30 csmpsl cle req. Call Greenland Irrigation dales, times and locations of Spotlight presen- Jukebox in B.G. Admissions Phone Power - Temporary 1-800-361-4074. 2 bets, from campus 838 1/2 Scon Hamilton. 2 tations, as they may vary. Consult the Campus New Music You Play - We Pay bdrrns., pan. fum ., 2 res. pkg. sp. Max. 3 peo- Recmtment Calendar for dates, times and loca- Students needed to call H.S. seniors. CAMPUS EVENTS Lars Party A Dance Fab. 4-15onfy. evenings 5:30-9410. TEACH ENGLISH IN KOREA ple No pets. 12 mo. iease.««90 mo. tions. EVERY NIGHTi Positions available even/ month. Bachelor de- 287-3233; after 6.287-4255. Additional Placement Services: There are Apply by Jan. 23. Office of Admisslons- 110 Mtf si Center. 2-2086 *4 25 per hr. gree required $18,000 24.00Q/yr Accom., air- important services available to you at the Ca- fare A benefits. Send resume, copy of diploma Brewslers Pour House Efftc. 1 A 2 bdrm apis in houses. reer Services. Please note Hat not an organi- A copy of passport to: Bok J Corp. Chun Bang Has the coldest shots in town. 12 mo. leases only starting in May. Stsve zations and companies regularly recruit on col- BG 24 NEWS Into A Stall Mfg. Bldg., 154-13 Samsung Dong, Kangnam Qu, Checkout the new shot machine Smith 352-8917, (no calls shsr900pm). lege campuses. The list below generally re- 9:00 Wed. Nile ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Seoul. Korea. TEL: 011-822-555-5827 FAX: Chills to 3 degrees flects the high demand areas in the world of Rm. 03 In Weat Hall Basement Fishing Industry. 011-822 552 432g work. Please do not become discouraged if Be part ol BG'e ONLY Television News Earn up to 83,000-16,000* per month. Room 6 Furnished room 1/2 mile from campus. $250 your career field is not requested Each day. Sou res Board' Transportation' Male/Female No ex- pfftnonff. Cal Bob 353-4512. the staff of Career Services refers registered CAMPUS POLLYEYES ' 352-9634 perience necessary' (206)971-3510 eat TRAVEL ABROAD AND WORK students directly to employers who have post HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL A55442 ' Make up to $2S-45/hr. leaching basic conver- sons vi a wide variety ol career fields We also EARN 8150-The Sleep Lab needs women Buy a full order, get 1/2 order free: sational English in Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. One bedroom apartment assist you in conducting a rob search through (18-28) to participate in a 48 hour sleep depri- Breadstlcks. nachos. garlic bread. No teaching background or Asian Isnousees AVAILABLE NOW the following services: career and placement vation study. Call 2-2547 or 2-2474 lor more 44 Mbn.-Fri. INSIDE ONLY Babysitter needed 8am to noon, Mon. - Fri. required. For information call: (208| 871-3570 Call 354 8800 counseling, VIP professional vacancy hotline, info. svery other week. Call 372-047B or 354-2954 extJ5S443. WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! BEE GEE BOOKSTORE (Across from Harshman) RUSH HOURS STARTING JAN 16TH Mon. & Thurs. 8:30-8pm Friday 9-6pm Sunday 11-3 pm REGULAR HOURS Mon. - Fri. 9-5:30 Saturday 9-5 • We sell new & used texts. • Cash for your books year round. • School and Art supplies. • College apparel, Backpacks and More! • Wide selection of posters and prints. y — -m [MostrvCorcil Phone: 353-2252 k^^^J t^^ A **f -» -