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Shepard to AUTHORITIES speak on campus SEARCH U today By Marie Cliiche ■ OHIO »»0 N1II0N SFPORltB Michael lehmkuhle BG News ludy Shepard, Matthew LONG WAIT: Press waits patiently for information on the recovery of Shepard's mother, will lx' speak- Rizzi's body but receives little response from authorities. ing on campus Friday, April 2t) at 2 p.m. in 101 Olscamp. The event, organized lor the 2001 Office of Residence Life Paulsen Lecture, is called "File Tragedy of I late." According to Michael Ginsburg, Interim Assistant Director of Residence life, ludy Shepard is going to talk about the situation With her son anil how the University and the community can help to prevent hate crimes, Vision and the Office of Residence life Diversity Committee helped post livers and posters about the event On October 12, 1998, Matthew Shepard, a 21 year-old college student in Laramie, Wyoming, died from severe injuries due to brutal beating and torture I le was attacked because he was gay Since the death of her son, ludy Shepard has been actively light- ing against hale crime. With tin- help of her husband, she founded the Matthew Shepard foundation to help carry on Matthew's legal y by supporting the causes their son had championed, such as working for gay and lesbian equality and helping prevent hate crimes. On May 11, 199!), she testified before the Senate ludiciury Committee in support of the I late Crimes Prevention Act. She appeared in two Human Rights Campaign public service televisior spots aimed at curbing anti-gay violence and promoting a greater understanding of gay McluelLaluikuNeBGfan issues. She has also become SEARCH CONTINUES: Authorities began searching the area between Wood County Airport and Perry Field House Thursday morning for Michelle Rizzi's body. involved with Parents, families and Friends of I esbians and (lays. THE ludy Shepard has made the prevention of hate crimes the RIZZI'S BODY POSSIBLY ON CAMPUS SEARCH focus of her efforts, and she is now speaking to audiences nation- The "X" to the By Marie Chiche and Jordan Fouts local authorities searched the accumulation of dirt. wide about what they can do to BG HEWS REPORTERS mound between the Wood Around 10 a.m, a Michigan right is the make their schools and commu- approximate An almost year-long County airport and Perry Field State Police helicopter surveyed nities safer for everyone, regard- search may be near the House, within sight of lots 5 the scene from overhead. The location where less of their race, religion, or sexu- end. Police searched all and 12. area was cordoned off, with officers are al orientation. day yesterday for the remains of Since the area is a dumping campus maintenance workers searching for "Our director had actually seen Michelle Rizzi. a 1999 University site for Union construction, restricting access. Michelle Rizzi. her at a conference last year," graduate, missing from search crews had to use bulldoz- Present were agents from the i I i i -i I i i i i Oinsburgsaid. I le added that they Michigan since June 29,2000. ers, backhoes, shovels and thought she would have a power- Michigan State Police and canine units to excavate a year's SEARCH, PAGE 5 Rebecca Holt BG News ful message for the students. O.A.R. gives exclusive interview entire band on hand. As it went Culos: Don't get us wrong we Gershman: The popping The BG News sent Assistant on, the band filtered out and only love it though. sounds in The Wanderer and Entertainment Editor Dan Nied Roberge was left to answer ques- RO: Sometimes listening to the Soul's Aflame I think are pretty to Toledo last week to interview tions The second part took place new CD over and over again, you cool. Of A Revolution -, vocalist Marc in Roberge's hotel room for about hear how professional everything Roberge, Bass Player Benj an hour, It wrapped just 15-min- sounds and sometimes I get sick What abcut the four tracks you Gershman, Guitarist Richard On, utes before OAR. was due on of it. put on Risen that you had Saxophonist Jerry DePizzo and stage. released on the previous two drummer Chris Culos- who will What about the other two albums? take the stage at Anderson Arena Do you guys listen to (Their albums: CGWe didn't record them over tomorrow at 8 p.m.. New Album) Risen a lot? CC: It's amazing how we to try and make them better ver- The first part of the interview ON: No, It's kind of hard to lis- recorded them for like $8 when sions of what we had. was conducted backstage at ten to you're own record because we were in high school and the Toledo's Seagate Center with the you know it so well. sold thousands of copies. O.A.R., PAGE 5 Panel discusses crimes against humanity Cincinnati crowd listens ■yCnfeSmonl Holocaust rememberance death of his mother and sister, to NAACP message CHIEF RER0RTER which he said was the toughest The holocaust took the lives of lives with those who survived thing to go through, because By loanna F. Hughes t Dm Daugtitry UC students to the meeting in U-WIRE many Jewish people during they were sent to death in gas three vehicles. Worid War II. However, it did not Holocaust survivors. he was sent from boot camp to trucks. CINCINNATI - Members of Richardson said, "We are going claim everyone, including Philip Markowicz began talking boot camp and managed to sur- "It still bothers me today that University of Cincinnati's chapter to let our city know they awak- Markowicz who spoke on cam- about his experiences in vive. Each time, he thought he human people can do such a of the NAACR a former chairman ened a sleeping giant." He added, pus yesterday. Germany and how he avoided would face death, he said he was thing," he said. of the university's Board of "The youth in this city are sick About 100 University stu- near-certain death. sent to work for the German Keller was next to speak to the Trustees and other community and tired of the police harassing dents, faculty and visitors were "It's a miracle of miracles thai army crowd. He had been with the leaders congregated at the and killing us." ;in 121 West Hall to listen to I am here, that I survived," he During his time of trying to 46th division of the army, which Greater New Ught Baptist church Dr. O'dell Owens, former Markowicz, Bill Keller, who was said. "It's like winning the lottery. survive, he was forced to go was responsible for liberating in Avondale Thursday to discuss member of UC's Board of .' a member of the United States All the numbers have to line up through the loss of his father and the boot camps. the Cincinnati riots. Trustees, was among the local army and Nick DelCalzo, who to win the prize." brother-in-law, who died of star- Robert Richardson, president | has photographed hundreds of Markowicz talked>about how vation. He also had to face the HOLOCAUST. PAGE 5 of UC's chapter of the NAACR led » HAACP.PAGE* 2 Friday. April 20.20001 CAMPUS BG NEWS Undergraduates part of MTV's Jackass show By Richard Ferrara motley characters - Nitz, Rocko, monkey. Cal is the pretty boy that noia of a tech school and the wild Its jokes are forced and pedes- to them that makes effective use U-WIRE Gimpy and Cal - - who are attend- gets all the girls and has an parlies and general hysteria of a trian as seen by anyone pasl the of the cartoon medium. The first TALLAHASSEE. Fla. - MTV has ing three different colleges in the annoying voice. rambunctious community col- age of pubescence, wringing out couple of Undergrads episodes devised its latest animated series same town. "Undergrads" is a step away lege. banal humor from social faux pas and the strained eccentricity of its seem to be lacking in this, resort- to be aired as part of its "Jackass" Nitz is an eccentric non-con- from MTV cartoons like Beavis & Sunday program line-up. Apparently, the cartoon aims characters. With only a few minor ing to the sort of dull humor that formist who finds himself facing liutthead in that it does not strive to target college audiences who will have a hard time getting Undergrads is based on the real- a personal catharsis as a fresh- for the single goal of getting alterations, a more appropriate life experiences of its creator, 22- might be able to relate to the place for this one would be a day- laughs from a college-level audi- man undergraduate that causes laughs, but tries to create an material or possibly find it amus- year-old cartoonist Pete Williams, him to reconsider his preconcep- abstract depiction of the fresh- time slot on Nickelodeon. ence. Who knows, though, it may and chronicles the exploits of a tions about life. Rocko is an over- man college experience in all its ing. This might be a long shot. The relatively recent success of be too early to tell; even The group of young high school sized moron who spends his time awkwardness and frivolity. "Undergrads" lacks the wit and a few cartoons in Ihe past decade Simpsons got off to a slow start. cronies embarking on their col- downloading online porn and Tlirough the eyes of its four char- originality thai made The has inspired a whole slew of new lege careers. trying to pick up girls. Gimpy is a acters Undergrads explores the Simpsons popular among older animations hoping to draw See for yourself whether The one-hour MIV cartoon demented computer genius pre- strange initiation rites and acade- viewers, and doesn't seem to be crowds of mature viewers. "Undergrads" has whal it takes to shows the freshman college life occupied with Star Wars and a toy mic expectations of a large state bringing anything new to the Usually, the successful ones have last when it airs on MTV at 8 p.m. Irom the perspective of its four action figure that looks like a school, the isolation and para- table of comedy animation. a degree of clever inventiveness on Sunday, April 22.
Big Creak debuts new CD U. students showcase films in fest T HI BG MEWS night will be Chuck's Junk. By Geoff Walbroehi works over the past year before an the fiction category, with one Rim Students Committee was The Big Creak will be hosting a CD release party tonight at The band was based in ENTER IAIMME N I RfPORUR expanded audience. experimental / non-narrative founded in 2000 and meets each Howard's Club H. The band's Bowling Green for five years On Saturday, April 21st the This year's festival will feature a being an exception. Tuesday at 9:00 pm in the BGSU new album, Makeshift Sessions, before moving to Columbus last BGSU Film Students Committee collection of shorts by BGSU stu- Among the selections include Women's Center. Prior to the cre- Volume 1: Sick, is the band's first May. The CD was recorded entirely at the band's home stu- will hold its 2nd annual student dents and is expected to last from "The Glass City" by Tom ation of the annual film fest the full release since their 1999 effort film fest at Dorothy and I JIII.III department would typically hold This One. dio, Makeshift Studio. The title approximately 1 - 5 pm. On hand Madigan, "D.I.T.L" (Day in the track "Sick" was produced by Gish Theatre. showings in which three or four to answer questions, as well as Life) by Dontrell Callahan and Along with the new CD, the David Ivory, who has also The festival, begun as an offi- MC, will be FSC treasurer Jeff "Love Lorn" by lack Gunthridge. select films would be displayed, band has picked up two new worked with The Roots and cial University function last year, Hawtey and current president Admission is free and open to the however in 2000 it was decided to members, bassist )oe Patterson Erykah Badu. The CD has seven is a chance for local students and Man Martinez. A majority of the public The doors open at expand and offer the chance for and drummer Keith Maxwell tracks, along with three bonus filmmakers to showcase their shorts to be debuted this fall into 12:35 p.m. all films to be viewed. Button. Special guests for the songs. OM OM (DM
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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY The Marlins Elaine Downard & Owen Dunn Christine Stellar & David Foss Sarah Wingeracl & Steve Niehaus Megan Adams & Chris Garnly BEireCT FOR ONE ANOTHEMM-'-'-im' <1101 • WlIUJC.H'M. AND »mHIIU»u ClROWTM . cnt^riveM • rn;rm in » .io» TO; rx>nr 4 Friday. April 20,2001 BG NEWS www.btnews.com/opinion PROFESSOR DIES OF COCAINE OVERDOSE DETROIT (AP)—A Wayne State University law profes- sor described as a brilliant scholar died in Canada, where doctors surgically removed a dozen cocaine- filled balloons from his body after one burst during a trans-Atlantic flight, authorities said. OPINION EDITORIAL Welcoming all little people to campus This weekend marks another advertise itself for free to the moment. It's the one chance that dents probably wish that they and give them something to be annual Sibs 'N' Kids weekend at youngsters that come to visit. YOU DECIDE we have to add a little bit into had done something more pro- proud about BGSU. These kids are in awe of the their lives and to encourage ductive with their brother and Do you think that Sibs'N' This is the siblings' one week- In our opinion, this affords the entire idea of the university them in a positive direction. This sister than just showing off their Kids weekend is worthwhile end to have fun and act like they University an excellent chance to lifestyle. They usually can't wait doesn't mean that we should skills at downing Jell-0 shots. are adults. And we, as "real" for the U.? Let us know at recruit more students. It also to dig right in and "live like a col- immediately take our sibs to the And, if that isn't their regret, adults shouldn't try to get them [email protected]. allows students to bring their lege studenCespecially if they're bars and show them what big certainly cleaning up the projec- int» as much trouble as they siblings to campus and build an upperclassman in high adults we really are. tile vomit causes them to pause. possibly can in two days. school. character into their lives... or Admittedly, it's funny to talk Our siblings usually look up to Let's face it We want to have build something into their lives. This is the chance for the lings or kids coming up to school about how we took our little for this weekend? Given the us as some sort of heroes (or their starry-eyed adoration for as We're not quite sure. University to put its best face for- brothers and sisters to the keg- numbers in past years, a good demigods, even) that can do no long as we possibly can. We want However, we are sure that Sibs ward. Give it your best shot, gers and the bars for the entire wrong. Nothing drives this fur- them to look up to us for the rest administration, faculty and staff. number of us will hear the patter weekend. We chuckle during the 'N' Kids weekend can and of little feet this weekend. ther from their minds than to see of their lives. should be a positive event on The students on campus also stories about how they drank like their big brother or sister trashed This gives each of us the a champ, and then how much They probably won't, but don't campus. have the esteemed privilege of or stoned out of his or her mind ruin it too soon by stupid actions touching this younger genera- unique opportunity to be the they puked. and spouting cheap philosophy As we mentioned before, this singular role models in these over what could be a really great tion. How many of us have sib- But deep down, those stu- in a smoky atmosphere. Grow up weekend allows the University to kids lives, if only for a short weekend for all involved. All hail, older PEOPLE INTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET siblings Who do you think will Easter weekend. My church can- vents Saturday night Easter Vigil Letter reacted celled our Communion Service, Mass. win the USG elections? and my friends and I couldnt AT ISSUE You have more influence over your siblings withoutprior grab a bite to eat down on the AUNAPMTRIOH than you may think. river. I originally was angry that [email protected] edu knowledge Mayor Charlie Luken decided to put the entire city on "lock This weekend is Sibs 'N' Kids weekend, the weekend I'm writing this in response to down," but I soon discovered ERIC that this outburst was needed UAO makes where the littJe brothers and Mr. Wickert's ignorant com- KINTNER ments in your "Letters to the and expected. sisters of University students My best friend is the president flock to campus with hopes that Opinion Columnist Editor" column. ticket-buying their older brothers and sisters The thing that is really sad of the youth chapter of the NAACP in Cincinnati, so she was will be cool enough to let them about Mr. Wickert's situation is difficult that we take time to care about that just now he's getting an involved in the prayer vigil, get wasted. debates, etc She explained the Run DMC and Roots are those who look up to us. understanding of what black The weekend where the folks have been feeling (Oh, and famous number, 15, mostly scheduled to come to cam- dreams of the siblings who are I fully realize that my family by the way, it has nothing to do includes black men who have pus on May 5.1 made several too young to drink, too young to situation is not a normal one. 1 with a lack of education). been killed by gunshot phone calls to find out where I even know what getting drunk have been very fortunate to have KRISTANWHITTAKER Where have you been in the What about the racial profiling could purchase tickets on my means, will get to visit their idols, two very cool parents as weD as FRESHMAN past five years? African- that occurs and isn't recorded? bursar. I was given the run- their older brother and/or sister, two very cool brothers. They are American's have been protesting What about the general corrup- around at several campus offices. and live with them, if even for at the very core of who I am and EARLY CHILDH000 ED. peacefully and lobbying ever tion of the entire Cincinnati UAO, who is sponsoring this two nights. what I hold sacred. I've come to "Bragg and Fitch all since the first shooting incident Police Department? This is a event, did not even answer their While the former of these realize that my family is one of occurred down in Cincinnati. question that most people do phone I ran around to Olscamp motivations — the severe intoxi- the most important things in my the way, baby!" The bottom line is that Wickert not ask, because they believe it's and Saddlemire (both places cation of one's younger siblings life. I know that not everybody didn't care and neither did the only an African-American issue where I was told I could pur- — is very prevalent, as anyone can or wants to say that, and I'm other lack of melanin-privileged The issue is the Cincinnati chase the tickets) and no one who has ever lived in a dorm can not saying that it's true for every- people of Cincinnati, until some- Police Department has been cor- knew about the concert or where attest to, it is the latter which I body. body decided to throw a brick rupt for many years, and the I could buy the tickets. I also had will make the focus of this col- What I'm saying is that through a window. He wasn't effects of this corruption have to deal with parking which, as umn. whether we like it or not, angry when several unarmed, recently surfaced. It does not many of you know, is never an Many of us with younger sib- whether we realize it or not, for non-threatening black males matter if you live in a predomi- easy thing on campus! lings don't realize the sway we each and every one of us, who were shot and killed by the nantly white or black area. If you After wasting an hour of my have with these fragile, malleable our family is has in a large way police. He wasn't angry when are a citizen of Cincinnati, this time I still found myself with no minds. We go about our business shaped who we are As much as Cincinnati was recognized as problem should be your con- tickets! I am now realizing why not realizing that we are being we influence our younger broth- one of the most segregated cities cern. UAO has so much trouble bring- watched, studied, and most ers and sisters, they influence us in the U.S. Nonetheless, all of a One misconception is the ing "Big Names" to campus. importantly, emulated. in a way much more subtle but sudden now, he understands the media has portrayed the protest- After their embarrassing can- equally as important plight of black people in Over- ers as young, black, uneducated, cellation of They Might Be I am writing this with the per- disgruntled, poor men from Giants in 1999, UAO was actually spective of an older brother. I They teach us, if we are atten- the-Rhine. tive, that we do to a certain Am 1 saying that the people in Over-the-Rhine. Many of the able to pull off bringing in Bush. have two younger brothers, one protesters are white and many This 1 commend them for; how- a senior in high school, one in degree have to be "grown up" JACKC0CHRANE Over-the-Rhine were right for and responsible. When we realize doing what they did? No, are professionals, because they ever, if their goal is to not make 5th grade. Ten years is a big dif- SOPHOMORE believe this is a cause worth tickets for future concerts avail- ference in age, especially the influence we have over absolutely nor, but believe me, 1 another person's life, it forces us AVIATION STUDIES sure as hell understand why they fighting for. able to students, they have finally between brothers who are very Another misconception is the been successful at something. close. to "wake up and smell the cof- did it fee," as it were. "What?" protesters are resorting to vio-. I think that UAO should be It has occurred to me since I lence. I must admit that many embarrassed about the organiza- When we see another person IARYHHB0B0 came to school that, in many [email protected] people have decided to take this tion of the upcoming concert of instances, I have more sway with emulating our behavior, part of opportunity to damage busi- Run DMC and Roots. Students my youngest brother than my us says, "oh, how sad, they think nesses, vandalize, and steaL But, who attended lim Bruer lately parents do. I'm worth looking up to, but I'm most of those people don't even might have been surprised that nothing." But there's another know Timothy Thomas's name the show was not sold out. Talk about a realization that pan, maybe hidden, that says, Focusing on will floor you. I am willing to bet or why Cincinnati had a curfew. Maybe if UAO made rickets more "whoa, I have power over this The protesters have been readily available to students they that those of you who have person and their actions." There's wrong issue in younger siblings, if you think peaceful throughout this ordeal. would have sold out shows. two very different ways to deal I believe those who make these I guess that they do not have about it, will realize that you with this realization, and I don't Cincinnati have similar influence on your assumptions, continue to per- the goal of making campus think I really need to spell those petuate these stereotypes, and events more successful. brothers and sisters. out. Tarn absolutely outraged by the li nisi i it ii e] Hums of the televi- hold the entire African-American Until they get their priorities I have come to realize in my I suppose what I'm saying community accountable for the straight I assume that they will three years here, that this week- sion news, newspapers, and with all this rambling about violence are the ones who are continue to embarrass them- end, from the perspective of my most importantly, the citizens of power and responsibility is to not uneducated. selves and let the university stu- little brother, is one of his favorite Cincinnati waste the chance you have this I am deeply offended by many None of the citizens of dents down weekends of the year. The one weekend to show your siblings JON BRAGG After all isn't their purpose to weekend that he gets to spend of the editorials where these mis- Cincinnati, including myself, are what it means to be in college. JUNIOR conceptions are rampant I innocent Because this affects get students involved? If this is with me with no parents around, our community, we should be their purpose, they have definite- just him and his two older broth- They not be able to truly expe- believe that many people have PSYCHOLOGY concerned and not critical. ly succeeded at failing miserably. ers, quite possibly his two biggest rience it for a number of years passed judgment on the "riots" yet, but at least this way they'll (these really should be deemed Since Cincinnati is a very racist And we find ourselves asking heroes in the world. "I'm pulling for the why BGSU is a suitcase campus? have something to look forward Bragg, Fitch and the protests) without listening to and conservative city, all issues Now I don't mean to make this to. both sides of this tragic story. are normally race-based But, I think that we can all answer a sappy, "brotherly love" type of Dream Team card to I am also from a suburb of this incident is a larger problem that for ourselves. column, nor do I mean to make win." Cincinnati called Rnneytown. that involves the entire city. it a "call to arms." "take responsi- Give Eric Kntner a brotherly The curfew didn't extend to Corruption is the ultimate KNHNESCHL0OD0RN bility for your actions" type of noogie through his e-mailal Finneytown, but It did affect the interest, not a curfew that pre- ieaninel890hotm3il.com thing However, it is important kinma&jgnetbgsu. EDITORIAL BOARD www.bgnews.com 210 West Hail MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR TOM REED, PHOTO EDITOR Bowling Green State University MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK, ON-UNE EDITOR Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR Phone: (419) 372-6966 Fax:(419)372-6967 MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR E-mail: ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR [email protected] edu HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT, COPY CHIEF WNF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J. MICHAEL BESTUL, OPINION EDITOR CRA1G GIFFORD. CHIEF REPORTER BG NEWS Friday. April 20.2001 5 OAR., FROM PAGE 1 show we play in Toledo tons of have to stay focused now. there inspired us so much. HOLOCAUST, FROM PAGE 1 ple stiU killing each other. people from BG come. It's never There's so much growth over "We have not teamed a thing BG: It's like we just wanted a really up to us where we go, but What's been the coolest part there. Writing-wise, its been an He spoke on what he witnessed in my opinion. It is really sad," he different version. Like before we we've always wanted to do of this ride? endless resource. upon entering the camps. Boxes said. went into the studio we never something there. But to do this MR: Coming to a place in a of gold teeth and piles of ashes DelCalzo said he noticed many had the opportunity to really event? That's big. van with your buddies. The fact How do you treat listeners? from the Holocaust victims, filled work a song, and produce it. similarities in those people that II > 1 played the grand ball- that people are interested MR: I go see bands all the the camps. One site which Keller Like in "Night Shift" its a really room when I was in High School time, 1 love bands. I'm a fan, but were able to survive the events of enough to actually do newspa- noted was that of an open oven. reggae based song we never with a band called Calvin. if I'm gonna meet them and the holocaust. per articles on us is very, very Inside it he could see the remains really had the opportunity to get cool. People listening is cool;. they're gonna treat me like I'm "They faced so much fear, they You're playing Anderson of one of the victims. that effect out of it and when we Five people giving a shit that you different from them, then that are now fearless. Because they did the change on it it really Arena, which holds about ain't codl So I'm not about that. "I didni care to see this, and I have a song is cool. It's all a had their freedom taken away, brought out the reggae tone. So 4,000 people, will that be a blessing. And I'm not gonna act that way don't care to see this again," he it was an opportunity to really pretty big show for you guys? towards somebody who just said." It was a very uncomfortable they now cherish freedom." hone in on what each song is MR: That's a real big deal. What do you guys think about wants to come hang out I'm feeling, these were people." The message of the horrors of feeling. That's just ridiculous. We're not there not being an opening act very surprised, honored, that's DelCalzo, who has pho- the Holocaust, which were con- only excited to come to BG, but no bullshit. CC We basically picked four for this show? tographed hundreds of the veyed by the two men involved, is songs that were crowd favorites. to play in an arena will be big MR: Obviously, whoever is one that DelCalzo hoped the with people coming to see us. Where do you think you guys Holocaust survivors, said he organizing it it is totally up to audience would take to heart. Tell me about the name of the BG: Come to the show ... stand as a band? doesn't think people today have them. But I love playing with learned from the mistakes of the "The fear (of the survivors) is band. Please! other bands plus we always have MR:There are bands out there that remembrance will not con- Roberge: The band's name is other musicians on stage. It's a million billion billion times Holocaust. Of A Revolution, There are five According to a UAO source, always a chance to meet a new more musically talented than He mentioned the incidents tinue, but that message must dots before, one for each mem- you've sold well over half of the guy. I figured there'd be a couple us. I'm not the greatest guitar taking place in Bosnia, with peo- continue," he said. ber. It also acts as an ellipses, tickets in Anderson How do you bands at this show. We're blessed player in the world, but I'm cool because there's a word before it. feel about that? to have a lot of people coming with it. I'm doing what I do and And the period at the end signi- CC: That would definitely be so why not have another band we all do what we do. With our fies the sentence. The" sentence one of the biggest shows we've get the exposure for the night. It music, you're looking straight is pulled from a story called the done. Anywhere over 2,000 peo- kinda sucks. into me and straight into the SEARCH. FROM PAGE 1 Salerno is awaiting trial at the Wanderer which I wrote a while ple ranks as one of the top three guys for every note everyone Wood County lustice Center back. headlining shows we've done. How much did going to Israel plays. We're not gonna try to be Ohio Bureau of Criminal under a $1 million bail for the RO: Somehow only members in high school effect your anything we're not and either Identification and Investigation, alleged murder of Larry of the band know the missing What are the vices of this song writing? accept that or don't. Michigan State Police, Bowling McClannahan, only four days word. Wanna know it? I can't tell band Do you guys do drugs or MR: It was die single biggest You need to work your ass off, Green Police, Campus Police and after Rizzi was reported missing. you. trash hotel rooms? change in my life, and I'd love to and show respect because the Wood County Sheriff's depart- Salerno faces the death sen- MR: I wish we could trash say Chris' life. It definitely mold- tomorrow, people could want to ment. tence if convicted. Though So you guys have never played hotel rooms, but we have no ed this band. A, the stories that it go see another band. County coroner Doug Hess authorities refused to speak BG have you? money. When you talk about gave us, B, the growing up it and the defense attorney for the about the meeting, it is speculat- MR: We always pass by BG on vices, we don't really have any. Its forced. Benj went the next year Check out the complete, suspect in Rizzi's disappearance ed that Salerno may have con- our way to Toledo and we say unedited edition of this inter- all about working hard so we can and it did the same thing for were also at the scene. fessed the location of Kizzi's body. 'Man we have to gel there.' Every him. The things we did over view on BGNews.com have vices down the line. We Authorities denied comment, Both Rizzi and Salerno were instead directing reporters to from Bowling Green. Rizzi was Wood County Prosecutor Alan attending Michigan State Mayberry, who had called for die University when she disap- NAACP, FROM PAGE 1 doors because of the vast num- torment of brutality," speaking Shortly after Dunn spoke, a search. He was unavailable for peared. ber of supporters, so people also of the riots in Cincinnati in speaker who identified himself comment. Salerno was the owner of Sal's dignitaries also present at the convened outside of the church 1968. Mfume said. "I am tired of as Underground asked for a Though the search was called Bakery, on East Wooster Street, meeting. I le called for an end to as well. growing old and watching peo- moment of silence for the 15 off at 9 p.m., police activity con- the violence. "Violence of any which burned and was subse- NAACP National ("resident ple die who have never lived." people who have died at the tinued. No results were type cannot be tolerated. This Kweisi Mfume said he does not quently closed on lune 18. 1999. lason Dunn, a UC student hands of the Cincinnati Police announced at press time. The Bowling Green Fire kind of random violence does support rioting, but said, "Every and member of the UC chapter not personify what is happen- time dtere is injustice we are Department. The man then The search followed a Tuesday Department classified the fire as ing," Owens said. going to speak up. 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NATION BGNEWS Foreigners teach in Philly BRIEFING Wall Street stock market rallies again By Jonathan Pwt ON THE NET: NEWYORK (AP) —The Federal Reserve's unexpected inter- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS est-rate cut gave Wall Street a triple-digit rally and one of its PHILADELPHIA — Give us Recruiting New Teachers strongest performances this year. But the real news may be your teachers, your educators, Inc.: httpy/www.mt.otg that the bulls are re-emerging, optimists say. your brightest minds yearning for A day after the Dow Jones industrial average had its third- a job—Philadelphia's got loads of biggest point gain ever, investors caught their breath and openings. are rowdier and the pay isn't locked in some profits. With more than 100 vacancies, much better than back home. the Philadelphia School District is What hired him was the chal- The Dow lones industrials closed up 77.75 at 10,693.58, following the lead of public lenge. adding to a 399-point gain Wednesday. The Nasdaq compos- school systems around the coun- "I thought it could be a great ite index rose 10253 to 2,181.97, its second consecutive triple- try and recruiting foreign teach- experience and opportunity for digit gain, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index climbed ers to fill its classrooms. me," Garcia said. "If I can teach 15.52 to 1253.68. The district has gone to Spain here, knowing it was tough in city to hire Spanish teachers, and is schools, I could teach anywhere." Wayne State professor overdoses on coke new turning to India to fill 30 jobs, Poorer districts generally have DETROIT (AP) — A Wayne State University law professor mostly in math and science. the most difficult time attracting described as a brilliant scholar died in Canada, where doctors Already, New York City schools American teachers, experts say. surgically removed a dozen cocaine-filled balloons from his have looked in Austria and Pennsylvania, for example, has body after he became ill on a trans-AUantic flight, authorities Eastern Europe for teachers. a surplus of certified teachers on said Dallas has sought bilingual math paper. But some urban and rural Gennady M. Danilenko, 45, died Wednesday in and science teachers in Mexico. districts have trouble competing Newfoundland. He was on Northwest Airlines Flight 47 from Houston found educators in the with jobs outside teaching and Amsterdam to Detroit on Sunday when he fell ill in what ini- Philippines, and Los Angeles has with wealthier, suburban dis- tially appeared to be a heart attack. well-established recruiting efforts tricts, which offer higher salaries throughout the Pacific Rim. and better facilities. "It's kind of a fact of life; we Philadelphia anticipates start- Associate! Press Photo Man sentenced to life for killing his sons have to turn over every rock we ing the 2001-02 school year with FOREIGN TEACHERS: Kevin Brown, right, chief recruiter for the MIAMI (AP) —A man was sentenced Thursday to two life can," said Marj Adler, personnel as many as 850 vacancies, up Cleveland Public Schools, interviews a prospective teaching candi- ter ITis for killing his two sons by taking their mother's sport director for the Philadelphia from 150 last fall. date in New Delhi, India in an undated photo. 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Call Maumee, OH 8-3:30, Jun.-Aug , some exp. req'd., 686-4651. Gospel musician needed for church; Help Wanted weekly salary and/or room & board. pianist or organist. Call 353-3499; Painters Needed For Rent-3 bdrm. apartment. 2 sub- 352-7745 eves. leasers needed to share one room. Angie. Interior mostly. Experience helpful. "Apartments, and Rooms Phone Don Butler, 352-2707; leave 630 N. Summit Apartments, $560/ $165.00 • uliis per mo If interested call 372-3233 S ask for Missy, or Great summer jobs. S10-S12 an hr. message. mo. ••Cleaning A Miscellaneous help Work outside. Taking applications For Sale Call 372-1235 S ask for Rodney. needed starting May 14 for short S 309 1/2 E. Mem/, rooms $220 a now. 1-888-277-9787 or www.colle- Painlers Wanted; Have you painted House for lease on Wooster. 6 bd., long term Call 353-0325 month, includes utilities, male stu- gepfo.com. for a student painting company or dents 2 baths. Call 861-2596. Advanced Specialty Products another company? We are looking Also Summer Rentals Only House for Renl See full ad in BG News HORIZONCAMPS.COM=SUMMER for dependable, hardworking, & mo- JOB/INTERNSHIP! 1989 Honda Accord. 255,000 mi. Call 353-0325 3 B R . 1 bath, kitchen-L'R-D/R 2 A* HOUSE STEWARD NEEDEDI tivated people. We are a yr. round Needs work. $1500 • 5 great CO-ED kids summer camps company looking for summer help. If car garage $750/monthly plus utilit- Alpha Phi is looking for a House 373-0465 1 bdrm. apt. across Irom campus in NY, ME, PA, A WV seek MALE you have your own transportation & ies. Buttonwood Avenue. Call Dick Steward for Fall 2001! Great food & Avail. June 1st. 1 yr. lease. STAFF to teach activities A live with some experience call 419-882-0564 1996 Red 2 dr. Ford Aspire. Excell. 354-8802, 7:00pm. 4:30pm, 287- fun atmosphere. $3507mo ♦ utilities Call 419-897- kids, ages 7-16. Positions include: for an application. cond $3800. 63,000. Firas. 372- 4649 after 5:00pm. Call Neeley 372-5209. 5997. cabin specialists & group leaders, 2279 or 266-1268. Houses, 1,2, & 3 bdrm. apts. begin- ATTENTION STUDENTS tennis swim, rock-climbing, back- SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT-Metro- 2000 Honda Four Track 400. Ex. 12 month leases starting ning May 01. 9* 12 mo. leases MOLTEN CORP. packing, caving, mountain biking, parks of the Toledo Area are looking mint condition Jet kit, K & N filter, May 19.2001: 352-7454. 436 N. ENTERPRISE ST. sail, windsurf, canoe, water-ski, lor a qualified individual for Ihe posi- Ignition advances & Renthal Race 226 N Enterprise »B-1 . Br -1 per- LEASING FOR AUGUST IMMEDIATE HIRE1 ropes course, piano, woodwork, me- tion of Deckhand/Interpreter for the Handlebars. $4800 obo 265-1962 son-$425 + util. 1 bdrm. grad student; 601 3rd St.; Part Time dia, gymnastics, archery, golf, vol- Historical Canal Boat located at 230 N. Enterprise »C-1 Br.-1 per- "88 Eagle Premier; power locks, CD, 2 bdrm. undergrad; 704 5th St.; Less than one block from Campus leyball, roller-hockey, lacrosse, soc- Providence Metropark. $8.50 per hr. SOH-S360 -. util. Good Condilion, $900 obo 2 bdrm. mature renters; 710 7th st. $6/HR. STARTING PAY cer, baseball. & basketball! Approx Apply at the Administrative office. 322 E. Court »2-1 Br.-1 person-$405 352-7058. 352-3445 3 shifts available: June 16-August 16. Benefits in- Wildwood Metropark. 5100 W Cen- ind. all util. AShitt:7am-10am clude: training, salary, accommoda- tral Ave.. Monday through Friday, 89 SHO Taurus, 402 1/2 E. Court-1 Br.-1 person- Quiet 1 or 2 BR w/pond in back B Shift: 10:15am-1:15pm tion, food, laundry, & travel allow- 8:30 a.m. to noon & 2 p m. to 4:30 original owner $330 « util. Avail May 1 353-2301 C Shift: 1:30pm-4:30pm ance. Wide range of paid intern- p.m. Resume required. EOE/AA. 354-6822. 605 5th »C-2 Br.-2 person-$400 . 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Start training NQXL Management Inc. 3+ bedrooms, rural setting Schedule an interview A.S.A.R Ilillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview, W/D. dty services www.homecitvice.com 1 Bdrms A 2 Bdrms. lOOO/month -12 month lease GREATFOODLATE Air condition/Dishwasher si Garbage Disposal washcr/diyer hook-up in 2 Bdrm aiiaiQHiaQEiggQgQQgggR Starts at $390-Call 353-5800 ZtfEitiCA Guilty or Management Inc. Evergreen Apt 215 E. Poe It/edUxdcuf., ApAiL25, 200 i Studios & Large I Bdrms. m Not Guilty? Laundry on site i if:30cun-f:30pm Starts at 5250-Call 353-5800 Towers Inn Special m (located In McDonald Dining Center) What will the verdict be? You decide! Come Management Inc. ALMOND CHICKEN SALAD & ROLL Heinzsite Apts. 710 N. Enterprise find out at the BRAND MEWADNLY A FEW LEFT $6.95 Bdrms/Air Condition ■ Mock Rape Trial. Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal PRIME RIB FRENCH DIP SANDWICH W/ SCALLION MASHED Starts at $410 Call 353-5800 i Wellneu Connection / POTATOES Student Health Sevlces $7.50 Afl^CA Management Inc. 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'aEfiHQBH^BHHHHEQHBHB u www.wcnet.org/-m.ccca BaH ,- .. » -_- ■ ajyjgjgajaaajgjai aj—gjpjpjp— 9 Friday, April 20.2001 SIBS M IDS B6 NEWS M M ^^ # | THURSDAY mWA {^ |_ ^ April 18,2001 www.bgnews.com V ^* ^^^^* ^^^^ ^^| H VOLUME 90 ISSUE 144 ^^B ^F Bars tighten rules to prepare for expected underage invasion By Craig Giftord might be high school students Russell said that the possibility made it painfully clear that they CHIEF HEP0RIEB that forget their I.D.'s.." he said. of trading off I.D.'s has happened like their jobs, it's a good job, but "We won't let them in." Many University studenls fre- in the past and will have his door- there are serious consequences quent the bars around Bowling Some times the bars will allow men looking out for it. Green on the weekends. A lot of students in if they forget their dri- "We look out for same name, for messing up." those same students will bring vers license, as long as they have a first and last, on I.D.'s," he said. One reason Carr said he is their little brothers and sisters to college I.D. However, this will not "That's just to make sure we don't more concerned about this campus this weekend for Sibs n' be the case at Uptown, according have the older brother or sister weekend is because the police Kids weekend. to Russell. passing it off to the younger With this in mind, many of the "Normally, if someone has a brothers or sister. Normally will be patrolling in higher num- local bar managers have height- college I.D., we'll let them in," he (when this happens) we'll give bers. ened security and will be taking said. "But it would be too easy for the l.D. back to the brother or sis- "The police have already said Photo PrwKfed extra pa-cautions in looking out and older brother or sister to give ter and tell them they're not wel- they're going to bump up patrols. for minors attempting to enter. a sibling their college ID. and use CARNIVAL On Saturday, April 21, 2001 ^Campus come in our bar for the night." I'm not going to lose my liquor "It's a very real possibility to their license for themselves." Carr said he believes that more Involvement will host their annual Sibs n'Kids happen any weekend, but espe- lunction Bar and Grill will also minors will probably attempt to license over that," he said. Carnival in conjuction with Beta 500, said Harry cially on this weekend," said be more demanding of having a get into his bar this weekend, but The bars will be looking out for Harris, house director for Lambda Chi Alpha. Cameron Russell, manager at drivers license this weekend, said is not worried about it. underage drinkers at higher level Included in the festivities are games food and Uptown-Downtown Sean Can", manager. "They are gonna make the this weekend. inflatables. Also, there will be two large draw- One thing Russell said his bar "Nobody gets in without and attempt, but that's why I pay my "This weekend, more than ings, raffling off a DVD player and Run DMC will be looking out for this week- l.D. or license," Carr Said "If your door guys to check them," he concert tickets. This event is free and available end is an I.I). little brother or sister is 17. they're said. "I've already had a meeting ever, we'll try to keep our eye on "Some of the kids that come not getting in." with them, vestcrdav and todav. I this type of thing," Russell said. for all ages. Perry Field House - Tree admission for sibs accompanied by a University student. April 20 - 7 am. to 6 p.m. Calendar of Events April 21 -7 am. to 6 p.m. April 22 - noon to 9 p.m. BFA Thesis Exhibitions @ Will.ml Wankelman Gallery - This collection show- Movie - A group of chickens try to escape cases the work of students graduation from from the farm before they become pies in the Pine Arts program at the bachelor's the claymation film "Chicken Run." level. Admission is free. UAO. Concer - The musical group April 20 - 10 am. to 4 p.m. Fine Arts April 21-7 p.m. 101 Olscamp Hall OAR. (Of A Revolution! will be performing. Building. All tickets are $10. April 21 - 10 am. to 4 p.m Fine Arts April 21-8 p.m. Anderson Arena Building. Movie — "The Emperor's New Groove" - April 22 - 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Fine Arts This Disney film follows the adventures of a Rec Center - Tree admission for sibs Building. young, arrogant emperor after he is turned accompanied by a University student. into a llama. Admission is free. April20- 7am to 11 p.m. Musical Performance - The Collegiate April 20 - 7 p.m. 101 Olscamp Hall April 21 - 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Chorale and University Women's Chorus April 22 - noon to 11 p.m will be performing at Admission is free. Featured works will include Braums' "The Gypsy Songs." V 4ft April 20 - 8 p.m. Kobacker Hall inside the Moore Musical Arts Center. The Paulsen Lecture Series- ludy Bowling Green Arts Walk - Local artwork Shepard, mother of hate crime victim will be on display on the streets of Matthew Shepard, will deliver a speech. t Downtown Bowling Green. Her speech will address the prevention of April 22 - noon to 5 p.m. hate crimes. April 20 - 2 p.m. 101 Olscamp Hall MFA Thesis Exhibitions & Dorothy little School on the BIG Campus - The liber Bryan Gallery - This exhibition fea- Little Red Schoolhouse will be open for Nature Presentation - Wood County tures the work of Fine Arts students who are tours, along with an opportunity for visitors graduating from BGSU with Master's Parks and Recreation will be sponsoring a to try arts and crafts. presentation on nature. degrees. Works range from ceramics, pho- The schoolhouse will also have a tography, metal works, to computer art- April 21-2 p.m. Saddlemire Student Maypole Dance, which involves children Services Forum work. dancing around a maypole while wrapping April 22 - l p.m. to 4 p.m. Fine Arts it with streamers. Building April 21 - II to 5 p.m. 2 p.m. Maypole Dance Beta 500 - This is BG's version of the Daytona races featuring members of the Greek community. Men's Baseball - The Falcons will be tak- April 21 - noon to 4 p.m. Saddlemire ing on the Toledo Rockets, in a battle on the Parking Lot baseball field. Parent's Advisory Council - April 21 -1 p.m. and 4 p.m. April 21-11 am. Paulsen Conference Room, Saddlemire Student Services Puppet and Mask show The Kusuma Building Sibs n Kids Casino Night Visitors can Sari Gamelan Ensemble brings William come and play popular casino games for Shakespeare's "Tempest" to the stage. prizes, which include a DVD player and a Tickets are $10 for studenls and $5 for those cordless phone. Admission is free. 12 and under. The play tells the story of a April 20 - 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Harshman sorcerer who has been banished from the Community Room in Harshman city by his brother and his attempts at seek- Musical Performance - The Symphonic Quadrangle ing redemption. Band performs The featured solo will come April 20 - 8 p.m. Eva Marie Saint Theatre from associate professor Velvet Brown, who April 21-8 p.m. Eva Marie Saint Theatre will be performing an untitled tuba solo concerto. Planetarium Show - "Larry Cat in Space" Musical Performance - Hie University April 22 - 3 pm. Moore Musical Arts follows the journey of one cat as he flies to Choral Society performance features Center in Kobacker Hall the moon. Admission is a $1 donation. Bach's "lesu, meine Freunde." The perfor April 21 - 2 pm. BGSU Planetarium mancc will also commemorate the 250th April 22 - 2 pm. BGSU Planetarium anniversary of the composer's death. April 21-8 p.m. Moore Musical Arts Center in Kobacker Hall Bowling Green Arts Walk - Local artwork will be on display on the streets of Downtown Bowling Green. Ice Horizons 2001 - The show includes April 21 - noon to 5 p.m. performances from nationally ranked skaters. BGSU's precision skating team and the skating club. All tickets are $12 and are Sibs n Kids Carnival - All ages are wel- available at the Ice Arena. come to play carnival games. The grand April 20 - 7:30 p.m. Ice Arena prize is a new DVD player. There will also be April 21 -1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. food and other entertainment, including a D). In the event of rain it will take place in the Fiekfhouse. April 21-11 am. to 2 p.m. Between Saddlemire Student Services Kriescher. 1 10 Thursday, April 20,2001 SIBS AND KIDS BG NEWS KiteVlo&D U. BUILDING SEARCH HELP SUSY FIND THE CARNIVAL B M 0 0 R E H K J Z 0 T R M 0 0 L H AYE S F R 0 R A N R J R K F H WON [ S 0 0 K E X M N 0 H H M E N T A P B M N E I H F A A S 0 S A N T N L M C V Y H L E A N E H P 0 COLOR FREDDIE Where's Freddie and Frieda? 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Collegiate Connection We have an assortment of •BGSU T-Shirts & Sweatshirts and Pullovers. Bring your brothers and sisters to see our large selection of gifts. NEWIPVE Fri, Sat, Sun - Free Floppy Beanie with purchase over $5. Rentals Would like to welcome Collegiate Connection your little brothers and 531 Ridge St. • BG • 352-8333 Monday -Thursday 10-8 • ITUIU\ 10-6 • Sunda\ 12-5 sisters to Bowling Green. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Final Days... 332 S. Main St. Final Exams... (Our Only Office) Final Call for Housing 352-5620 Rental Office 354-2260 319 E. Wooster St. www.newloverealty.com (across from Taco Bell) «" ?l= IEXAM JAM THE ROOTS UAO presents Pre-Exam Jam Featuring: THE ROOTS and RUN DMC May 5th, 2001 Anderson Arena, 7pm INFO 372. 2486 all tickets $12 BmHHn>. RUN DMC TICKETS AVAILABLE: Boogie Records Toledo: 419.536.5683 Sound Asylum Records Toledo: 419.243.1265 Madhatter BG: 353.3555 Office Of Campus Involvement (Bursar Only) 204 South Hall Olscamp Info Desk (starting Mon.4-23) Big Charge or Cash UAO PRIS IEX> 'JOSIE':ErikPepple says "Josie and the FRIDAY Pussycats"is a surpris- April 20, ingly witty comedy. 2001 Also, the latest CDs by lupac and Skrape are www.bgnews.com/now reviewed. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY PAGE 13 NOW VOLUME 90 ISSUE 145 Black and the Catholics will Back in Black make you believe FRANK BLACK AND Former Pixies frontman is back with a new record and tour. THE CATHOLICS DOG IN THE SAND A By Enk Pepple pursue any sound that you a great knowledge of the scene ENTERTAINMENI EDITOR once referred to himself as a What Are Records want." Black said. "It has a cer- "I m not really aware of it, I "lifer," someone who is in the tain glue. I hate to sound corny, assume I'm in it," Black said. "In industry for the sheer love of You have to admire a man but it has more heart, because that regard I guess it's good. In music. And more than the love By RobertSzorady who is two hours lale for a let's face it most of the music general, I like the more obscure for the fun of the music ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER phone interview because he coming down the pike is soul- bands. I guess that's why i'm an "I'm happy to occupy my own Frank Black, like Morrissey was playing the video game less. It's all dumped into Pro- independent or cult kind of a little niche. If people want to lis- "Command & Conquer." Tools." before him, now presides over a person." ten to my music, fine. If people legacy of solo music that just Of course there are other rea- "I'm not saying this (two His opinion, though, of col- want to take my picture then might eclipse the band that made sons to admire Frank Black. track] is the only way, it's just the lege radio-long considered the fine," Black said. As the singer/songwriter and him famous. That band, for way we do it, because it's more bastior of more independent or "As long as I can make my thooo who hove been living in a one of the founding members of fun." obscure music, is records and play my gigs, I'll be shack subsisting solely on a diet the godfathers of the alternative Black and "I guess it's good, decidedly mixed. happy." of low-fat Twinkies and Tab for music explosion of the early the but what am I "Unfortunately, the past 15 years, was the college 90's,The Pixies, Black's off-kilter Catholics college radio, and rock quartet known to poseurs writing and surrealistic style has have been going to do? Sit in I'm glad it's there, KM can see Frank Black and and true believers alike as The influenced countless bands. on tour a room, eat is like this big, the Catholics at Little Brotlier's in Pixies. From Nirvana (who Kurt Cobain since peanuts and pat giant, lazy beast," Columbus on Saturday night. Black broke that band up In explained would not exist with- January, and Black said. "People The openingact is What Are 1992 to continue his own solo out The Pixies) to Weezer, The the tour has myself on the don't try to coordi- recording artists House of Large career, and came out the next Pixies are spoken of in reveren- seen a few back?" nate amongst Sizes. year with the superb Frank Black, tial tones. changes in themselves. And full of beautifully twisted pop and It is the kind of adulation that line-up. The the only stations FRANK BLACK. ON BEING CALLED rock songs, made with the help of would make a less modest man tour marks that try to kick ass, ANINaUENCETOBANDSTOO various studio musicians, all bet- prone to fits of egocentrism. the return of are the ones that ter at what they did than the But Black, thankfully, avoids the former NUMEROUS TO MENTION basically seem to members of the Pixies. After this ego trap. Pixies mem- turn into a com- album came 1994's Teenager Of "I guess it's good [to be con- ber, Joey Santiago as well as mercial radio station and then The Year, which accomplished sidered an influence!, but what David Phillips taking the place rum into a sh*ty radio station." the feat of being even better than am I going to do? Sit in a room, of usual member Eric Feldman. "Contemporary rock radio its predecessor. Filled with inno- eat peanuts and pat myself on It is an addition that has altered plays the same ten songs over vative and refreshing keyboards the back and say 'Yeah I AM!!?" the Catholics' live dynamic and over, they're like a Denny's. that augmented Black's sound Black said in an interview with "Phillips is a little more of a I wasn't impressed with main- greatly, the album musically The BG News. "It's not that I'm traditional rock guitarist, I hate stream rock music when I was swerved all over the place, cover- unappreciative or aloof, I'm just to say that, but he's willing to go 14 and I'm sure as heU not at ing everything from reggae to not going to give some kind of for something less avant garde 35," Black said with a laugh. punk, rock to balladry. VH1 quote:'it's an and it adds a nice flavor to the Despite some of his reser- But then something hap- honor...blah...blah...'... I'm just a shows," Black said. vations about college and pened. 1996 saw the release of guy" More than the line-up independent radio, he still The Cult Of Ray, perhaps his His refusal to buy into the changes, however, is the intro- respects the fact that it tries to most lackluster release to date, accolades that have been thrust duction of Pixies songs to their expose people new types of filled with mediocre rock sludge upon him has resulted in a body regular sets. Playing Pixies music, calling it more "democ- and songs that wandered around of work that is distinctive and tunes seems to indicate a man ratic" than commercial radio, his abstract plain of thought but unique, no more so than his lat- who is willing to embrace his even as he wishes "It could be never went anywhere. Black then est release with his latest back- musical past as well as look for- more of a rock force." seemed to fall off the edge of the ing band The Catholics, "Dog in ward to the future. Black sees the Internet as one planet, releasing two sometimes the Sand." "The timing seems good. The of the keys to the future of flat independent albums in 1998 "Dog in the Sand," is a Pixies are getting a lot of press music and 1999. straight up rock and roll record, lately," Black said. "Coupled Despite his reservations But I am happy to say one that is his most acclaimed with the attention I am getting, about the current state of music, work to date, drawing compar- they seem to feed off each Black continues to follow his BLACK. PACE 13 isons to albums like "Exile on other." own path, with disregard to the Main Street," by the Rolling "We're doing two or three commercial Stones. songs |by the Pixies]. We trends of the "I sort of expected to get decided to whip out a few day. He some better reviews, so I'm not of the bigger ones." surprised," Black said. "I don't As for how Black sees really read all the reviews, but I the current state of am aware of what the vibe is." independent "To be fair, I don't think it's a music, he does- better record, but it appeals to a n't pro- certain taste," Black said. "It's a fess little more produced sounding. to It's got more tastiness to iL" Part of that "tastiness" can be attributed to Black's recording style, in which he simply records to two tracks as opposed to the several tracks that most artists do. "You can sound like you do whi'iiyou mulli track, you can Joe Dirt; so bad it makes mullets look good By Tim Wing different, ramshackle, individual 'Dirt' is a major bump in the bry pulls off the best perfor- ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER scenes that were pieced together road, if not an inescapable pot- mance. He plays Robbie, a "Joe Dirt" is supposed to be a with all the tact and attractive- hole. hardass, romantic rival for Joe. comedy about a white trash ness of duct tape. And the worst Spade himself can take much Rock plays the character just loser. Unfortunately, the trash is part is, the film progressively gets of the blame, as he is co-writer of right, and his screen time is where this underachieving film less funny. It starts out as tolera- the film. about the only lime The film is belongs. ble, but with each hodgepodge The other characters in the truly watchable, and deserving of David Spade stars as a lovable scene it becomes increasingly film have some moments, but the viewer's full attention. loser who sets out on a quest to difficult to sit through. About they are throw-aways for the This could have been a very find his parents. It seems they halfway through, you realize most part. Brittany Daniel isn't funny comedy. Granted, the "lost" him at the Grand Canyon there's no turning back, the much more than eye candy as premise was somewhat thin, but when he was eight years old. movie you're watching deserves Joe's girlfriend. Jaime Pressly one with some potential. If this was your kid, you'd leave to be flushed down the toilet does an adequate job as another Comedies don't need to have air- himtheretoo. Spade is a likable You keep hope alive, but to no love interest, whom Joe thinks tight scripts, as long as there is moron as Dirt, the only problem avaiL might be his long lost sister. But good overall potential for the is, he's not funny. Spade has never been the fun- he has sex with her anyway, film to be generally funny. 'Dirt' This film takes a comedic niest guy on the planet, especial- which is just one of the several has this. But due to a severely romp through the world of the ly early in his career. But over the crude parts of the film. Dennis underdeveloped main character white trash idiot last few years, he has been on Miller plays the DJ who inter- (Spade's white trash looks are Joe travels across the white the up swing, even though his views Dirt on the radio. It seems greatly more developed than his trash meccas of America in oft-times partner, Chris Farley, as if the older Miller gets, the less character's personality) the film search of his parents. This thin passed away. One example of funny and more annoying he is largely unhumerous, and falls BUSINESS IN FRONT. LAME IN BACK: David Spade stars as premise is the way the producers this was 'Lost & Found,' which gets, a path which Sandier might Sat on its face. white trash hero, lover, and fighter Joe Dirt, in 'The Adventures of (including the nose-diving Adam wasn't a box office hit, but was a be headed down. Unfortunately for Spade, Joe Dirt." The film which opened last week, co-stars Brittany Daniel Sandier) and director string amusing little comedy, in which The only thing that makes this thanks to weak writing, and Dennis Miller, Christopher Walken and Kid Rock. Together a film which is all over he finally took the comedic film tolerable in the least Is the uninspired performances, the It is currently showing at the Woodland Mall Cinemas. the place. reigns as the lead. He recently acting debut of that Detroit Ixst thing about 'Joe Dirt,' As you're watching it, you get has had success with his televi- pimp/rocker, Kid Rock. He has a besides Kid Rode are the pre- the feeling of watching a lot of sion show, lust Shoot Me.' But small role in the film, but possi- views before the film. t • BG NEWS NOW SOUNDS Friday. April 20, 200113 Tupac's legacy lives on new CD; Skrape needs Black's latest more than a bandage to cover up so-so effort release is no"Dog BLACK. FROM PAGE 12 TUPAC SHAKUR SKRAPE that the recently released Dog blatant 1950s piano-led homage In The Sand reclaims his title as "Stupid Me" to the out-and-out UNTIL THE END OF TIME NEW KILLER AMERICA the king (or at least prince) of the rocker "If It Takes All Night- A- C+ good, no-nonsense alternative Other highlights include the dis- Interscope Records RCA Records rock song. The use of the word armingly straightforward narra- 'alternative' might seem tive of "St Francis Dam Disaster," anachronistic nowadays, but the emotional downer "I'll Be Until The End OfTimiH I have the right promotion stunts. This It could be a sign of getting also has a song called there has to be something alter- Blue," and the western-flavored been asking myself this question album reminds me of All Eyes old, but everything is starting to "Sunshine." "Sunshine" is a for- native to the pap that passes as downbeat romp of "Llano Del everytime Tupac conies out with On Me with a shot of Makaueli. sound the same to me. Skrape's mula the band follows on most music on most rock stations. Rio." another album. But this time He doesnt overcrowd his album new release, New Killer America, of the album. Maybe they should The opener "Blast Off" sets the Black certainly has his groove Tupac has finally decided to give with cameos, but he has collabo- is no different.. . kinda. focus more on the melodic tone with a seven-minute jam, back, and, the sake of all good us his best songs out of the rations with Lil'Mo, Left Eye, K- With the opening crunch of singing in the chorus, rather than something unheard-of in Black music lovers, let's hope it stays '}. archives--or should 1 say Afeni Ci & Jojo, Outlawz, and Above the first track, "What You Say", I the "Roach-like" screaming land, thai even includes a classic that way. Stick with the key- Shakur? Wfell, regardless of who the Law. was excited because the music because the choruses are the rock twinge. This twinge perme- boards, Frank, and we'll be in is finding, hiding or protecting This album brings out the best was straight ahead heavy metal main attraction to the album. ates the whole album, from the business. Tupac's music, I can truly say of what Tupac was really about I and had sort of a groove to it Actually, the more I listen to HaPPy FrlDay...HaPPy FriDaY...HaPpY that Tupac did have'another hit don't know about you, but I was Plus their press release men- this album the more 1 begin to album in him. This album takes really getting sick of bad tioned KISS and Iron Maiden as like it. Take away the Disturbed FRidaY...HaPPy FriDaY.-.HaPPy FRidAY.. us through the Makaveli time in influences, so things were look- bootlegs, tribute albums, poetry and Filter sounding parts of the Tupac's career. It was a dark time ing up. But then my buzz was album and you have a decent when Tupac knew he was going books, and pretenders to the killed when the vocals kicked in metal album. With proper record to die early in his life and he throne (la-Rule). All those things and 1 suddenly thought I was lis- company support and with wanted to tell the worid about are moneymaking schemes. tening to Disturbed. In fact, it some luck, they could become Get On It! his predictions. Pac wasn't about that He could have been the lead singer "the next big thing" in metal. I'.ic debuts with a sentimental wanted to be the voice of the of Disturbed doing a guest After all one of their influences, song called Until The End Of ghetto. He wanted everyone to appearance on the album, but I Pantera, also started off sounding Time. The chorus is used from know how black people were liv- couldn't find any mention of it in similar to what was popular at the Mr. Mister song "Broken ing and he couldn't stand for it the linear notes. The same can be the time. Fortunately, they Wings," which is sung by Richard said for "Rake" except this kicks anymore. He wasn't a studio tweaked their sound after their Page from Black Street. This song into a melodic chorus, but then debut album, Cowboys From is innovative, and shows hip-hop gangster (just pick your own more screaming. Hell, and maybe Skrape will do is expanding its horizons. Pac's example) and didn't want to be a There are some good songs on the same. world tour through his cerebral victim of his situation. He want- this album. "I Know", "Kill It wouldn't hurt to change the hits all Tupac fans with ear-pop- ed to rise above the cops, getting Control" and "Sunshine" are def- cover of this album. It's an ugly ping songs like "Let 'Em Have It," shot, and his best friends dying. inite standout tracks. "Sunshine" looking fingernail that looks like "Letter 2 My Unborn," "Happy Until The End Of Tune is maybe starts off with a Pantera type riff it's been chewed on for the past Home," "Thug N U Thug N Me Tupac's last good album since and sound, but then hits you year. The cover is no Open Up Remix," and "N Nature". his untimely death. with an Alice in Chains vibe in andSayAhh by Poison, that's for Hands down, this could be the chorus. Lord knows you can one of the best albums of the ■Damon Lee never get enough of Alice in year if given the right A&R and Chains, and oddly enough AIC -Brian Horn BGNews.com Josie and the Pussycats is a purr-fectly fun film Powered by: By Erik People Cumming) signs them to a major About Eve"and a Sweet Valley ENTCRTAIHMCNT EDITOR label and recruits them to trans- Twin. Tickets on Sale Now! "It's got chicks fighting." mit subaural messages that help As a team, Posey and Or so a friend explained to me to groom American teens to be Cumming bounce off of each as to why he felt "Josie and the toledoblade com mindless consumers. other with glee as if they are as welcomes Pussycats," is one of the more Josie, Val (Rosario Dawson surprised as the audience that entertaining films of the year. from "Kids") and Melody (Tara this script is as trenchant as it is And while I agree with him Reidlare played with the right fun. that dames a fussin' and a notes of sweetness and pluck by With other sharp turns by feudin' in their best Betty Page/ the actresses. While Reid proves Eugene Levy, Paulo Costanzo, Tempest Storm fashion certainly quite adept at ditzy physical and Babyface (as the forgotten gives a movie a particular, what comedy that never plays down to member of Captain and Tenille, the French call "I don't know her character. In fact, when she one of the highlights of the pic- what," "Josie" actually works says at one point that if she ture), "losie," bounces along with GRAMMY apart from the kitschy cat fight could travel back in time she enough wit that it buoys the nominations! between Rachad Leigh Cook would meet Snoopy, it's both movie through its slower patch- and Parker Posey. endearing and terribly funny. es, of which there are many. Pholo Provided In fact co-writers and directors And Cook and Dawson give sur- Kaplan and Elfont have Harry Elfont and Deborah prising depth to very one- assembled a movie that works "Pussycats: (left to right) Tara Kaplan have fashioned some dimensional characters. precisely because it is willing to Reid (Melody), Rachael Leigh kind of anomaly among today's While the Pussycals are good, poke fun at the very demograph- Cook (Josie), and Rosario teen films. "Josie," like last year's it's the supporting cast that helps ic it is marketed for. From the Dawson (Val) star in the movie, surprisingly entertaining "Bring the film become more than acidic send-up of boy bands (a "Josie and the Pussycats." The it On," is a smart, wise satire. another teeny-bopper fantasy. group called Dujour composed movie is based on the cartoon Structured as a traditional rags Parker Poseys turn as a psy- of the always welcome Seth and comic book series from the to riches tale of a trio of deter- chotic record company presi- Green and Breckin Meyer) to its 1970s. mined pop punk princesses dent Fiona puts her whip-smart willingness to tread into the sur- from Archie and Jughead's timing to great use. At times she real, "Josie and the Pussycats," hometown of RiverdaJe, "Josie," comes close to stealing the film succeeds as a campy, witty, AXQ AX£2 AXQ AXQ spins the yarn of how this no whenever she appears. Posey candy-colored satire of modem name band shoots to stardom plays Fiona as a demented cross day commercialism. 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The Timberwolves are www.bgnews.com/sports coached by former Falcon quarterback Pat Gucciardo BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY (1987-91). Gucciardo is encouraging any former foot- ball players or students who think they have a shot at minor league football to try out. Tryouts begin Sunday, April 22 at 4:30 in the Field House. Nick Huim BG News BOWL BOUND?: The GMAC Bowl could award Andy Sahm (Above) and BG its first bowl bid since 1992. MAC gets another bowl game ByJohnRaby THt ASSOCIATED PRESS Rising over Detroit CHARLESTON, W.Va. —The Mid-American Conference will send a team to ihe GMAC Bowl Falcon track teams impressive in dual with Titans in Mobile, Ala. The former Mobile Alabama By Ryan Fowler known for his success in the high jump and Dustin Echler and Lisa Mariea who Bowl, which will pit teams from SPORTS REPORTER 400. ran in the 100m with the Conkright in the pole vault finished first in the 1,500m the MAC and Conference USA This past Tuesday spring same result. Peterson finished leaped his way into first. and 3,000 in times of 4:37.70 on Dec. 19, gives two bowl tie-ins played a little game with the stu- first with a time of 10.8. Oglesby The men will be in Ml. and 10:20.50. Stephanie Heldt to a league that for years has dents of Bowling Green by snow- took on the 400m and, like Pleasant, Mich, this weekend for in the high jump and 4x400 sought to reward good programs ing basically all day, but the track Peterson, took home first place the Mid-American Conference relay squad were the other top which didn't win the conference teams did not find it that funny in a time of 49.6. Quad Series track meet finishers. championship. considering ihey had a track The rest of the first place fin- The women will compete "I think this speaks of the over- meet the next day. ishers on the track included: losh Women again this Saturday up at all quality in the MAC and recog- However, when Wednesday Cook in the 800 meter run, Paul The women competed just Western Michigan for the nizes what the coaches are arrived, the skies cleared and the Niedzwiecki in the 3200 meter as well as their men counter- Western Michigan Invitational. doing," MAC spokesman Gary sun shined. Something else run, Bruce Kuhlman in the 110 parts on Wednesday with eight Richter said Thursday from must have been in die air on meter high hurdles, Eric Brandle first place finishes. Detroit- Track Results Cleveland. "It ensures your divi- Wednesday with numerous men in the 400 meter low hurdles, Mercy really did not have an sion champions a bowl game, and women placing first in their and Chris Trill in the 3,000 meter answer to Ihe strong perfor- 8G Men: Take first in 12 out basically." respective meets. The Falcons steeplechase. mances the Falcons kept dish- of the 19 events. Under the one-year agree- did a little Spring-cleaning The 4x100 and 4x400 relay ing out. Freshman Alicia BG Women: Totaled eight ment, the Motor City Bowl will themselves. teams were like a train and Taylor led the way with double individual victories and one allow the GMAC Bowl to make victories in the 100m dash and The men held a dual-meet couldn't be stopped taking first relay win. the first selection from the MAC 100m hurdles. Two other with Detroit-Mercy and put up in both events. UP Next BG men head to this year. freshmen lesnine Parnell and : a strong performance by taking As for the field events, lamal Central Michigan while BG I«tt Hlndenach Name <•, W The GMAC Bowl has the Ellen Alkire picked up first first in 12 out of the 19 events. Saluhuddin finished first in the women go to Western FLYING: Freshman Alicia option of renewing the agree- shot put with a distance of 53-6. place finishes in ihe 200 and In the sprints it was Zerian Michigan. Taylor pulls away from the ment each year, although bowl Peterson and Ricco Oglesby A couple of teammates followed 400m respectively. The dis- President lerry Silverstein is hop- playing switcharoo in their with top finishes themselves. tance runners were highlight- pack. TOP: BG's Brian Gardner Go to www.bgsufalcons.com tor goes over the top in the dual ing for a long-term relationship events. Peterson, who has been Mark Newton took first in the ed by performance from )oy complete track results. with the MAC. meet against Detroit. The winner of the MAC cham- pionship game has gone to the Motor City Bowl since the bowl debuted in 1997. Marshall has won the league title four straight times since rejoining the MAC Season winding that season. Miami (Ohio) went 10-1 in 1997 but didn't receive a bowl bid. Last year, Western Michigan and Toledo finished with better down for golfers records than Marshall. For Motor City fans, teams fytoel Hammond Emily Hassen followed Binzel with a from Michigan and northern SPORTS WRITER two-round of total of 165, on the Ohio likely would generate more If a metaphor is appropriate for the strength of a final-round 79. Freshman ticket sales than the Herd, whose occasion, then the BG golf teams are standout lenny Schnipke finished 36th, fans face an eight-hour drive going through an early Christmas holi- following a first-round 78 with an 88; from Huntington. day season. This weekend is Christmas Shannon Smith was 51st, with 170; and "Marshall's excited about any Eve, while the following weekend is Stephanie Elsea finished the Falcons' opportunity to go to a bowl and Christmas Day. card with a 58th- place total of 173. would be extremely excited With the season winding down, the about going to the Mobile bowl," Women travel to Columbus for the Lady Men said coach Bob Pruett, who was Buckeye Spring invitational, while the The men's team may want to give the giving speeches this week at LSU, Men travel to MAC rival Kent State for women a little advice as to the condi- Tulane, and Louisiana Tech. their Christmas Eve fun. tions in Columbus, as they returned "It's down south where a lot of All of these festivities lead up to from the state capital this past weekend our fan base is," Pruett said. "Christmas"--the MAC champi- with a 13th-place finish. It was the "We're a southern recruiting onships-to be held next Thursday Falcons' first trip to OSU since 1994, team." through Sunday. when Coach Garry Winger was playing The GMAC Bowl has a forBG. $750,000 payout, the same as the Women "That course is a tough one, no doubt Motor City Bowl. Both bowls will The women have some momentum about it," said Winger. "It's got some be affiliated with the MAC and going into this weekend, after a strong tough pin placements. If you miss the Conference USA. Their sponsors showing at last weekend's ffiini Spring green, it makes it hard to get up and are General Motors Corp. and its Invitational, held at the University of down, and the guys made some mis- finance arm, GMAC; Ford Motor Illinois. takes on some greens." Co.; and Daimler Chrysler AG. Sophomore Shelley Binzel had Their total of 938 placed them behind The GMAC Bowl has sold out another strong showing in Champaign, host Ohio State, who won with 893, and in its first two seasons at the once again leading the team individual- fellow MAC foes Kent State (4th, 899), 40,000 seat Udd-Peebles ly. Her total of 161 placed her in a tie for Miami (7th, 906), Marshall (10th, 923) Stadium. 23rd, as the Lady Falcons placed ninth andToledo (12th, 925). Brian Gerken led Conference USA will be the overall with a total score of 659. the Falcons in Columbus, placing 47th, host team in the GMAC Bowl, Jfff Htndtntch BG NPOT Notre Dame took team laurels with a while Justin Gillham was 49th. while the MAC will continue to PUTTING PRACTICE: Sophomore Stephanie Elsea practices her putting stroke on the two-day total of 619, while host Illinois "Kent is another tough course," said be the host for the Motor City BG greens Wednesday afternoon was second with 622. Ohio was third, Winger. "It's a 7,000-yard par 70 course, £owl. I while Western Michigan was fourth. which means it is extremely long."