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FOR THE KIDS: MOSTLY CLOUDY Silent auction again part HIGH50ILOW28

of DM entertainment; www.bgnews.cotn PAGE 2 independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 114

Napster Web hurts GETTING A FACELIFT design business topic of

By Chuck Soder USG REPORTER fair Despite lags in sales, local music shop owners insist their By Jeff Amett stores, and the industry as a TECHMOLOCr REPORTER whole, will survive Napster's The University held a Web attack. Resources Fair yesterday at lim Cummer, owner of Olscamp Hall. Its goal was to help Madhattcr Music at 143 F.. the people at the University who Wooster St., is undaunted by the work on web pages, according to threats Napster and similar Web Steve Kendall, chairman of tht sites pose to the industry. He said Web Advisory Group (WAG). he embraces music's new-found Many of the displays at the fail format. offered help for improving web Optimism aside, he said pages or making ones that are Napster, which allows users to consistent with the rest of tht download songs off the Internet University's website. for free, has almost certainly hurt For instance, one of the tables his sales, even if marginally. gave an "Overview of the Web Madhatter and Napster target Guide for University the same audience — college stu- Webmasters," hosted by Jim dents. Cummer said that Napster, l-'ousi. journalism professor and with its college audience, has member of WAG. The Web Guide probably hurt sales of alternative (http://www.bgsu.edu/offlces/ex and rock music most, which ecvp/wag/) lists required ele- make up most of Madhatter's ments for University pages, inventory. design standards and ways to Greg Halamay, owner of make pages accessible for the Finder's Records, Tapes and handicapped. Compact Discs, estimates that "They're basically things like Napster and sites like it might contact information," Foust said. have taken up to 10 percent of his Contact information, which the sales. Finder's, at 128 N. Main St.. University wants on all the pages, also focuses on selling alternative makes it easy for a reader to reach and rock music. the humans in the department Halamay remains optimistic who made the web page. Other Napster's effect on his or any busi- things WAG wants all University ness is uncertain, because factors pages to have: such as album release dates, -"Bowling Green State album quality and the economy University" in the page's title affect sales, he said. He added that -a link to the University's home though Finder's sales have page dropped about 6ve percent since -a copyright symbol and a date last year, Napster cannot be -a link to the webmaster proved respons.jle. -the date of the last update "I dont think (Napster's effect] is The Web Guide also provides as dramatic as some people templates, though Foust said that think." Cummer said. "Right now doesn't mean all the University's music just sucks." Good albums web pages have to look alike. usually sell, he said, citing how KnlnVorrmsBGNms "Our committee is not actually rapper Eminem sold over eight saying you should use this," Foust million copies of his latest album, TOWERING ABOVE: The Wood County Court House's clock tower has lit up the night sky of Bowling Green said. "We're giving you the tem- The Marshal Mathers LR during for over 100 years. It is now undergoing changes, which will be completed within the next two years. plate and saying, 'If you want to Napster's prime. The century-old clock This lifelong resident of Bowling degrade the stone face of the build- use this, you can.'" "CD burners have a great effect, Green, seen by thousands every ing lohn Kloor, who works on web too," Halamay said. Unlike cas- tower, which is a part day, will also undergo work on its pages for the Office of sette recorders, burners can copy The County Jail behind the of the Wood County gears, roof, exterior stone carvings Courthouse, located to the north, Admissions, said the standards CDs without sacrificing sound and gutters. will also undergo renovation. The are good for the University's web- quality. Downloaded songs, usu- Court House, is under- Restoration efforts, projected to exterior will look the same, while site. He said the Office of ally in MP3 format, can also be conclude in 2002, are soon to begin the interior will be transformed Admissions page was changed copied. Both stores sell blank CDs going restoration. on the Wood County Courthouse into a facility for county records this year to match the new tem- to meet the demand. Finder's usu- and its clock tower. The renova- storage and a law library. plates. ally sells about 200 CDs per week. By Jordan Fouts tions come in response to the dete- Both buildings' gutters will be "I think we should move toward Halamay said. CITY REPORTER rioration which it has been sub- replaced, and also the roofs, which the pages looking the same," he If each blank CD replaces a $15 A local celebrity is receiving cos- jected to since its construction in will be restored with tile from the said. "Right now it's kind of a album sale, any store selling 200 metic surgery, after a recent lOOth 1894. The current gutter system is original company. Replacements mess." blank CDs per week has reason to birthday. The face will be restored, responsible for the degeneration, Other tables at the fair gave worry. If the store keeps 20 per- and the hands will be replaced which has caused water runoff to help for optimizing web pages entirely. COURT HOUSE. PAGE 8 NAPSTER, PAGE 9 FAIR, PAGE 9 Advertising may have negative effects By Ivy Ickes dangers of diet pills is placed WOMEMS BEAT REPORTER "Kilborne's lecture opposite a diet product. The evils of advertising. makes you think The advertisment industry Its negative effects on women, tells women they can never their body image, and how it about the power of measure up with a basic mes- contributes to violence were advertising to create sage sent — that the more you analyzed last night by Jean subtract, the more you add. Kilbome. a climate supporting Therefore, a woman can simply Kilborne's lecture forced the violence and a disappear as a person and audience to take a closer look at become an object instead. advertising and the messages it negative body The advertising industry's sends other than just to buy the image." objectification of women also product contributes to violence against "Kilborne's lecture makes you HEATH HUBER. GRADUATE STUDENT women. If women are viewed as think about the power of adver- objects, she argues, it is easier to tising to create a climate sup- shaping us," said Heath Huber, abuse and assault them, porting violence and a negative graduate student because they aren't people — body image. Watching this pre- Kilbome says that the mes- just a sum of their parts., sentation made me realize how sages sent by advertising are "Jean Kilborne's visit to cam- affected I really am by advertis- mixed, such as women's maga- pus not only explored the issues ing 1 liked that she does not want zine covers telling how to lose women face each day, but she Tom IHO BG flews laws against it, but for people to weight, but also how to make the be citizens first then consumers perfect ice cream pie. Or when AUTOGRAPH: Jean Kilbome signs her book for University members in attendance after her speech. She so we can shape them not them SPEAKER,PAGE 9 an article is written about the spoke on dangerous effects of advertising last night at Olscamp. 2 Tuesday, March 20,2001 BG NEWS

DANCE MARATHON I IIVK DAYS AWAY DM quilt one of many highlights

By Katy Etewortti dents and parents piece together room, was sewn together by the and Sound. CAMPUS UFt REPORTER decorated squares for a new mother of a Dance Marathon In addition to a silent auction This year's Dance Marathon quill. member. In the past students there will also be bands playing entertainment boasts a few Quilt squares were sold to have constructed the quilt, but to keep the dancers moving. changes. anyone, from people in a partic- no students who quilt could be Unlike last year, however, Like last year, there will be a ipating organization to Dance found to piece it togther this none of the bands that will be silent auction and bands. Marathon committee members. year. playing have performed at However, there will also be Many bear the names of dancers Heather McCoy, public rela- Dance Marathon before. There speakers, family spotlights, and and organizations that partici- tions chairwoman, said that the will also be fewer bands than last other entertainers. pated. The squares are then quilt is significant because it year, and the music will be cover The silent auction has for sewn together to make a quilt. symbolizes the kids, and when songs. many years featured the Dance The quilt, which looks like it you put the squares together it Also new this year is a rekin- Marathon quilt. Every year stu- would belong in a child's bed- gives support to the dancers. dled focus on the families. After the quilt was pieced "We want to spotlight a lot of DANCE MARATHON 2001 together some squares were left the families on stage just to over, so McCoy made a couple remind everyone of what they throw pillows over spring break. Entertainment: Auction Items: are here for," said Bellios. These pillows will also be auc- Dance Marathon also expects tioned off. Faculty members speaking VCR and boombox from Best Buy several faculty members to Some other items that Valarie speak this year. Longfield, marketing chair- Balloon animal artist Autographed Cleveland Browns Other attractions include a woman, said would be up for psychic on Sunday, a man mak- football and teddy bear auction are a VCR and boombox Psychics Scooter from Best Buy, an autographed ing balloon animals, the football from the Cleveland Manhattan Dance Troupe, the The Manhattan Dance Troupe Guitars worth over $1,300 total Browns, a teddy bear signed by University Gospel Choir and Omar Vizquel from the Men's Chorus. Mini NASCAR hoods Bellios said they wanted to Gospel Choir Cleveland Indians, numerous Tom Reed BG News items donated by Pepsi such as a bring in things to keep the QUILT: University students display the quilt that will be auctioned Men's Chorus _scooter, a $ 1,050 guitar, and mini dancers going and that would off at Dance Marathon. The quilt will be signed be each dancer. Source: Dance Marathon Marketing Heidi Fo. Heidi Fo> NASCAR hoods, and a $300 gui- "incorporate the dancers and tar from Bowling Green Music kids." Boston University students protest meat

By Jim Weft began covering their campuses is to show the inconsistency of taking the life of an unborn child U-WIRE with posters showing a newly "There's nothing pro-life about munching pro-life advocates who support is wrong, to also consider the lives hatched chicken and the words on the corpses of slaughtered animals. torture, aging and death every of other wonderful beings who BOSTON - If an ad campaign "Pro-Life? Go Vegetarian!" Anyone who's committed to the sanctity of time they sit down to eat," Francis do not want to die." launched by People for the After its Boston debut, PETA said. Since its founding in 1980, Ethical Treatment of Animals plans to take its meat-free mes- life should be committed to the sanctity of According to PETA's Web site, PETA has gained the support of works, lentil soup may replace sage to college campuses nation- all life." the animal rights organization such celebrities as Eddie Vedder the cheeseburger in Boston cam- wide. PETA also intends to does not have a position on abor- and Pamela Anderson, as well as pus dining halls. expand its campaign to include tion. However, the organization a reputation for radical, some say Last week, the animal rights paid radio and direct mail adver- AARON GROSS, COLLEGE ACTION CAMPAIGN COORDINATOR FOR PETA does urge pro-lifers to join its cause. extreme, politics. The organiza- organization began a new effort tisements. tion's recent "Milk Sucks" urged to convince students to "Go Veg" Aaron Gross, a Harvard Boston University student "We are not pro-life or pro- that eating meat is incompatible college students to drink beer As PETA unveiled its ad cam- Divinity School student and with pro-life beliefs. Loren Francis, a College of choice as an organization," reads instead of milk to protest the paign, student activists at Boston College Action Campaign coordi- "There's nothing pro -life about Communication junior and PETA's statement on abortion. University, Harvard University, nator for PETA. described the ini- munching on the corpses of PETA activist, said the animal "However, we have pro-life mem- treatment of dairy cows. the Massachusetts Institute of tial response to the posters as slaughtered animals," Gross said. rights organization seeks to show bers and this message is brought Asked if he felt the ads would Technology, Suffolk University, "very positive." "Anyone who's committed to the the discrepancy between pro-life to you by people who care about offend students. Gross said, the University of Massachusetts ■ According to Gross, PETA is sanctity of life should be commit - views and eating meat. all life. We are asking people who "We'd rather go too far than not Boston and Weston College attempting to convince students ted to the sanctity of all life." "The point of PETA's campaign feel in their hearts and souls that go far enough."

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Mary Baker Eddy students and their You can choose from two Mary Baker Eddy (1821-1910), the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, is widely positions: Live-in or Live- families, then you need recognized outside her church as one of the off. If you choose to live-in most remarkable religious figures of modern a job with Orientation times. you will receive free housing In 1875. she wrote and published Science and meals & Registration 20011 and Health, the text book of Christian Science. She lectured and preached in living rooms and (Monday through rented halls, established a teaching college, Thursday). Applications founded a church, started several magazines are due April 6th! Pick one and a Publishing Society and in 1908 began a dally newspaper, The Christian Science up in the Office of Student Monitor. Lite, 405 Saddlemire She has left a lasting legacy. The religion she CARp! established has spread around much of the Student Services Building. world. In 1992, the Women's National Book An information Session will be held Association named Science and Health as one Questions? of 75 books by women "whose words have Call the March 22nd at noon in changed the world." the Residence Life Conference Room In 1995. she was elected to the National Women's Hall of Fame for leaving "an Indelible Office of Student Life Room 440 mark on society, religion and journalism." 419-872-2848 Saddlemire Student Services Building BG NEWS Tuesday, March 20. 2001 3

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OPINION EDITORIAL Surviving two weeks of Senate debate With the saturation of reality- for campaign finance reform is YOU DECIDE On the opposition are the spe- bill would legalize, but set a cap More importandy though, based television shows, there's a being given a chance. The Senate cial interests. Unions, corpora- of $120,000 for each two-year Senators need to devise harsh new one that hasn't gotten much has scheduled two weeks of tions and anybody who buys election cycle. What do you think about penalties for those who break advertisement knock-down, toupee-pulling influence in Washington are But Hagel's alternative is a def- campaign finance reform? the rules. In the last eight years, OK. it really isn't a show, but C- debate over this bill and this doing all they can to destroy, inite, if unintended, undermin- there have been a slew of shady SPAN's coverage of the Senate issue. Let us know at deflate or deface the McCain- ing of the intentions of McCain- [email protected]. (if not illegal) campaign funding floor could make the scheming like any web of lust you'd see Feingold bill. Feingold. Soft money, at this cur- practices, most of which have and politicking of "Survivor" look on "Temptation Island," there Overseeing all of this is the rent moment, is not legal or ille- gone without punishment. like the insignificant chess game are influences coming from all new, freshly-unwrapped gal. It is a loophole. The Hagel Set the rules, set the punish- it is. directions. would be placed upon the Commander-in-Chief, George W. bill would legitimize the practice The next two weeks will deter- At the core we have Sen. lohn Bush. Last week, the Bush of soft money. ments and stick to them. down-and-dirty "issue" ads paid Fighting against money in pol- mine the fate of what could be McCain. R-Ariz, and Russ for by independent sources, administration came out with a What the Senate needs to do is the most important piece of leg- Feingold, D-Wis., and the bill set of principles that it would create legislation that will ban all itics is like trying to fight a flood- including corporations and ing stream. It can't be completely islation in the next four years. they co-authored. The main unions. support, principles that differed soft money, whether it is the This single bill could affect the tenet of this bill would ban the Behind this bill are a collection from McCain-Feingold. McCain-Feingold bill or an stopped, but we can take action flow of over $500 million dollars influx of unlimited and unregu- of 49 other Democratic Senators Finally, we have the late- amended version of it Over the to minimize its damage. between now and the year 2004. lated "soft" money, which was and nine other Republican comer, a bill sponsored by Sen. next two weeks, debate will rage Over the next two weeks, we For the first time in its long over a half a billion dollars this Senators, give or take a few on Chuck Hagel, R-Neb. Instead of from all sides, and outcome is far will see if the newest reality show history, the McCain-Feingold bill past year. In addition, limits any given day. banning soft money, the Hagel from certain. takes that necessary action. Peer through PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET coaches, you know that Dec c lanna Blais Stepping in actually models these behaviors ([email protected]) Senior our disguises Did anything fun or for her student-athletes. Woman Administrator at BGSU unusual happen to The fact that Mr. Krebs wants AND... AT ISSUE Spring Break in Cancun causes an unex- wrong you over break? to move in a different direction 2. Forward this information to pected revelation. direction than these ideals concerns me other BGSU Alumni and friends. greatly. The fact that Dee was ter- In a society where college bas- Well, 1 just got back from minated without cause after only ketball coaches often exploit and my Spring Break trip to On Wednesday. March 7, BRIAN two and one-half years of a five- abuse their athletes, devalue and Cancun, Mexico. Deanne Knoblauch, I lead ENGELMAN MEGAN GOFFOS Women's Basketball Coach at year contract appalls me. de-emphasize an education, and What a great time. Cancun is BGSU was fired by Paul Krebs, If you share the same con- break rules to better their truly heaven on Earth. The beau- Asst. Opinion Editor JUNIOR Athletic Director. The official ter- cerns and support for Coach chances of winning, I find it hard ty of the turquoise oceans, the ART killing people, but he's still free to minology was "termination with- Knoblauch, then I strongly to believe that BGSU can move craziness of the club scene and encourage you to do the follow- in a better direction than play golf and look for the "real out cause" because Mr. Krebs the escape from reality were a "I got drunk with my ing Deanne Knoblauch. killer." wanted to "move in a different pleasant change of pace from my dad on St. Patricks direction." 1. Send a letter or email mes- I intend to voice my disap- time here in Boring Green Ohio. Our current tax system is Day.'' Many of you know Coach Dee sage to: proval to those involved with this But while many parts of Cancun clearly set up to target and pun- Knoblauch. You know that there a. Dr. Sidney Ribeau firing and hope that you will do were perfect in almost every way, ish rich people much like the are few people with higher ([email protected]) the same. some parts of Cancun seemed Mexicans target visiting United integrity and better character President of BGSU really corrupt. States Spring Breakers. We just than Dee. You know that Dee is b. Paul Krebs MELISSA CHASE Bus drivers charged us SO pass laws and create customs to ERIC ELORIDGE all about academic achievement ([email protected]) BGSU Alumnus pesos the first time that we rode make our swindling seem OK. SOPHOMORE and work ethic. And, like too few Athletic Director at BGSU [email protected] on the bus after we asked liim Our current war on drugs isn't how much it was, even though about justice, it's about collecting ECONOMICS the price was only 15 pesos for tons of money from pot smokers "I was on TV, spilling the 3 of us. and crackheads while millions of I! WIRE COLUMN The bartenders at the clubs drunks stumble around every a drink on a woman wouldn't even us serve drinks year. There's no rhyme or reason at a Blue Jackets unless we tipped well enough in to most of this, just the "ching- game." Screw corporate America advance, even though admission ching" of money whispering. I price includes free drinks. wonder how much beer compa- Because of my leftist not have a checking account. He Police would ask for money to BRIAN nies donate to politicians? remarks, some of my fans and I went into my bank to ZELL avoid jail time, and not stop until I talked with Jorge and Hugo have accused me of read- deposit into my account a check they got a decent amount of cash who worked at the six-star hotel I NOAH TURNER ing too much Democratic propa- made out to him from our father. Indiana U. from offending people. stayed in. They said that they SOPHOMORE ganda little do they know, I The teller looked at us like we No beverages or food were make a whopping $100 don't read propaganda. I write it. were pieces of filth and said in a together in the corporate world. GENERAL BUSINESS Favors cost money and, for cor- allowed in our hotel, but the American dollars for 15 days of So, I will waste this space allotted sneering voice, "Sorry sir, we doormen agreed to a 120 peso, to me to fully explain why 1 hate can't do that." porations, tliis can be disastrous. work That's $50 a week How can "I got offered crack in Going in, I half expected my A corporation needs to make a ($12) bribe to let us come inside anyone live on that? How can corporate America without the the bathroom at the benefit of rational thought pro- bank wouldn't deposit a check certain profit (one of my profes- with them. our urban families and youth It was annoying at first, but Kid Rock show." vided by others. from my father with my brother sors says it's around 15 percent survive without selling drugs like First of all, I try as hard as I can standing there, but what really for the newspaper industry), or then it got ridiculous. 1 found many workers from other hotels another corporation that does myself asking, what the hell is to distance myself from corpora- made me angry was her attitude did. People do what it takes to toward me. the customer. It was- make that profit will buy it out. this country doing? tions. I walk to school so I dont survive. Period. have to support the oil and auto- n't the first time I've been mad at liven if the purchasing corpora- How bass-ackwards can a city KEVIN LIBSTER horrible customer service, and I tion doesn't have enough money be? Life is a constant battle motive industry. I cook at home between the haves and the have when I want to avoid mass-pro- am sure many of you have had a to buy it, banks and other By the middle of my trip, I was SOPHOMORE nots. Whether it's Mexico or duced people chow. I didn't have similar experience. investors will give money. After beginning to think that Mexicans all, the "proven winner" in the America, justice is decided by the UNDECIDED a TV signal so I could escape What does this have to do with are everything that 1 despise. corporations? Well, I'll tell you. industry is a safe bet, and it power of money. brainwashing and MTV but then Greed, dishonesty, and overall "I saw Bill Rippey, the new season of "The I m old enough to remember boosts the stock market. shadiness seemed to be a way of The reason that you have to Sopranos" started (no commer- when people who actually lived The quest for profit is what barter for everything in Mexico, passed out, with nis life rather than a small group of pants down, on cials). I don't even pay attention in the community owned the makes the corporate world unfortunate incidents. is because they will rip off stupid to Britney Spears' breasts, which banks. I also remember going inhercndy evil. Say a chief execu- The more I thought about Americans who pay the first Daytona Beach." is a huge sacrifice. But try as I into these banks and meeting tive officer of a corporation things though, the more I real- price that they blurt out. might, Corporate America won't nice people who were not scared wants to give the workers 10 per- ized that Mexicans are just every- Late night television pimps out leave me alone, and that gives to death of losing their jobs by cent of the profits. His or her cor- poration would be bought out. thing that we disguise. Americans too, but I haven't real- me reason to hate. doing their fellow human beings ly thought about that until after Take banking, for instance. If I slight favors. Say factory workers in Third Politicians are bought and sold KAREN STOCZ At one such bank in my World countries can produce a every day in America. Political my trip to Mexico. Wonder don't put money in a bank I weight-loss pills, baldness cures, have to pay fees for cashing hometown, I could walk in and General Electric appliance much Action Groups, and campaign SOPHOMORE cheaper than union workers in hair removal systems and, of checks, i have to buy money cash a five-party check written contributions corrupt our justice SPORTS MANAGEMENT on the back of roofing shingle. If Bloomington.The Bloomington course Miss Cleo, prey on our orders to pay my bills. I have to system just like in Mexico. worry about people stealing they had a problem, they knew factory would be shut down. Campaign finance reform is cur- insecurities just like Mexicans "I went to New York from me. In this society, I have to they could settle it the next time Loyalty, nobility and goodness rently being debated in prey on our ignorance of how City and was on the have a banking account, and this they saw me. They realized that cannot exist in the corporate Washington. Pay close attention their country works. Maury Povich Show." horrible fact of life forces me to having $5,000 in their bank enti- world if profits dip below the to see how our representatives So now that you know a little come into contact with the tled me to cash weird $50 checks industry standard. really feel about a fair playing bit about how their country banking industry. whenever I wanted. But this is good news for aver- field. works, don't despise the When 1 walk up to tellers Whenever I move to a new age college students. They've been scientifically proven to lust think about it. Puff Daddy, Mexicans. Understand that they NOTE: nowadays, they treat me like I city, 1 seek out these banks. Some are just like Americans. They just am some sort of criminal trying are still out there. The problem make a 15 percent profit. That's OJ. Simpson, NFL Pro Bowlers if they study real hard and Ray Lewis and Mark Chmura, don't bother to disguise them- For reasons beyond compre- to defraud them. I have to prove is, every time I find one, a selves like we do. hension, one piece of technol- my innocence before I can touch national chain comes in and become good corporate drones. were all charged with serious buys it. Its happened to me four So remember kiddies, if some crimes and were all cleared of ogy has been foiling our my money. Some of these banks People on the Street plans. have even fingerprinted me! And times, and you should see the Cerson, who you can tell doesn't any wrongdoing. No jail time, Brian Engelman only wears God help me whenever I ask evil change that comes over the ave that much money, comes The BG News apologizes for just some hefty attorney fees and disguises during Halloween. 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i 6 Tuesday, Match 20,2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS Brown U. students act against ad By Andy Golodny The Herald declined to honor on Friday seized nearly the entire nun sactions. supposed constituents," the flier done, both to themselves and to U WIRE any of the group's demands. press run of The Herald from its "We cannot condone the read. "It is a newspaper run by free discourse at the University," PROVIDENCE, R.I. - A coalition The coalition's dispute with campus distribution points. actions our critics have taken Brown-student opportunists and said Carl Takei, president of the of student groups that stole near- The Herald grew into a massive The Herald reprinted 1,000 against us," the statement read. careerists who are completely Brown ACLU. "I am saddened ly 4,000 copies of The Brown campus controversy and gar- copies of "The recent unaccountable to the and very upset with their Daily Herald Friday said it plans nered national media attention Friday's theft of University's aims and its student actions." to continue to take action against over the weekend following the paper and thousands body." "Stealing the paper isn't con- The Herald until the newspaper coalition's action on Friday. distributed "The university recog- of copies of On Saturday, Brown University ducive to a constructive dia- meets its demands, according to Over the weekend the Boston them nizes and supports the The Herald issued a statement in support of logue, which is what we need a press release the group issued Globe, the Providence lourn.il Saturday from The Herald. right now," said Megan Zwiebel, Saturday. and the Associated Press ran sto- afternoon. Herald's right to pub- Brown's "Consistent with its commit- secretary of the Brown ACLU. "Our action was to remove The ries on the theft. Representatives Staff mem- lish any material it campus ment to the free exchange of The Horowitz advertisement Herald from on campus locations from The Herald and the coali- bers stood was an ideas," Interim President Sheila has stirred controversy at college of distribution," the release said. tion also appeared on NBC's inside the chooses even if that unaccept- Blumstein said in the statement, newspapers across the nation. "We will continue to be active "Today" show Sunday morning. lobby of the material is objection- a b I e 'the university recognizes and Horowitz sent the ad to 46 other until the paper meets our The coalition's seizure of the Ratty, hand- able to members of the attempt to supports The Herald's right to university newspapers, and of demands." newspapers came in response to ing papers to silence our publish any material it chooses, those only nine printed it. Three The coalition had demanded a controversial advertisement students as campus community." voice." even if that material is objection- swiftly issued apologies. The Herald donate the S725 cost The Herald printed in its March they entered O n able to members of the campus The Herald's general manag- of a full-page advertisement to 13 issue. the dining Friday, community. er, Nicholas Russo, said the the Third World community and The ad. purchased and written hall. SHEILA BLUMSTEIN, INTERIM PRESIDENT coalition "The Office of Student Life will paper does not censor advertise- give the coalition a free full-page by conservative commentator Inside the members review information concerning ments based on their political ad. David Horowitz, lists 10 reasons paper they left a state- these incidents," she said. content. He said the decision to On Saturday the coalition why Horowitz feels the payment included a statement explaining ment of their own in place of the The coalition's seizure of the run the Horowitz ad was in added two new demands: that of monetary reparations for slav- the disappearance of the news- newspaper. papers sparked a flurry of criti- keeping with the newspaper's The Herald remove the word ery is a bad idea papers and apologizing to read- "We are using this action as an cism from campus free-speech advertising policy. "Brown" from its name, and that After Herald editors and busi- ers for the inconvenience. opportunity to show our com- advocates and others on campus. Supporters of the coalition it cease distributing copies on ness staff refused to meet the In a statement on Friday The munity at Brown that our news- "This is the worst possible refused to comment for this campus. group's demands, the coalition Herald condemned the coali- paper is not accountable to its thing the coalition could have story. Coaching salaries raise UT tuition Collegian Staff Reports public relations. Get On It! dations for reallocations that will general-fee-supported budget, IMIflf "Right now there is a theoreti- have a bigger impact on students which includes not only athletics, TOLEDO — Salary increases cal possibility of raising the fee," as a whole," he said. but student activities, the Student for some University of Toledo he said. "Ifthefeewould increase, The committee could make a Rec Center, the student health coaches will likely lead to a stu- it would have to be considered by recommendation as early as this center, a whole slew of areas." dent general fee hike for the the trustees (at their April meet- week or next, he said. Amstutz told The Blade he feels upcoming academic year. The ing.]" Tom Amstutz, the Rockets' university will pay S680.000 for The board would discuss it in head football coach, who was good about his contract. football coaching salaries next April and vote on it at their lune hired Dec. 12, signed a five-year "I've never gone into coaching season, and increased student meeting, he said. deal worth $190,000 per season, to try to get money, to coach for fees will help cover the cost, inter- Full-time students paid a gen- the Blade story said. money," he said. "I've coached im President Bill Decatur said in a eral fee of $852.72 for the current UT will pay the nine assistant because I love coaching. I love to / Blade report Saturday. academic year, and $337.06 went coaches a total of about $500,000 work with young men and help lames Tuschman, chairman ot to tund athletics. this year. make their lives better, and help UT's Board of Trustees, said he John Satkowski, senior director "Where is the money coming make them become better peo- believes the coaches need to be of academic finance and plan- from?" Decatur asked in the ple. paid more to stay competitive. ning and chairman of the general Blade story. "Let me put on my VP "1 feel the university and the "It's not like we're trying to give fee committee, said the commit- finance hat for a minute. Some of administration showed faith in BGNews.com our money away," he told The tee took a look at all the areas of it is going to have to be through me because of all my years of ser- Blade. "We have seen how athlet- the university that receive general some reallocations in athletics. Powered by: icampusg ics can energize our campus." fee money to determine the most We also are anticipating an vice to the university. Five years is /en/fine? The general fee committee has effective way to disburse the increase in our student general a vote of confidence to let me yet to propose a dollar figure for a money in their budget-balancing fee. establish the program and get possible increase, said Dr. loe efforts. "And this year a task force has adjusted to the things that I think Brennan, executive director of "We want to make recommen- been at work looking at our whole can get us to the next level." iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniifc Bentwood Subdivision (across from Mercer Manor)

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By Scott Krahling night and we don't have the "ASNMSU is here to help the ll-HIRE funds to pay for an additional students, and they (Bender and LAS CRUCES, N.M. - TWo room, and it would have been Rogers) came here and we will female members of the New against NMSU policy to have co- help them get through this," Mexico Slate University bowling eds on the trip," Rede said. Maestas said. team are claiming the team sexu- Bender and Rogers agreed with He said when teams petition ally discriminated against one of Rede, but said it was discrimina- for a charter from the university, them when the executive mem- tion. they agree to not discriminate on bers decided the roster for the The two women said three the basis of gender, and Rede upcoming sectional tournament. female parents are going on the along with the faculty advisor had Amanda Bender and Christina trip and Bender could have signed that charter. He also said Rogers said that in deciding who stayed with them. the teams by-laws need to be goes to the tournament, the exec- "I've always thought you updated to discuss the sending of utive members of the team decid - should be able to go anywhere six members that could only be ed to take Richie Hinson rather based on your qualifications. male. than Bender, despite the fact her They are telling me I can't do this "The purpose of the team is 'to tournament average is higher. because I'm a girl, even though 1 improve bowling skills, represent "They chose Richie because am more qualified. That is not the school and bowling commu- they didn't want to waste the right and it shouldn't happen," nity at collegiate tournaments money for another room on me Bender said. and to learn skills as a team play- because I am a female." Bender Elva Telles is the director of er.' This is representing the school said. Equal Employment in a terrible way." Maestas said. "The correct way to do it Opportunities at NMSU said if The tournament, in Avondale, the only reason a woman is (choose delegates for the tourna- Ariz., March 24, is a sectional ment) would be to choose the excluded from a trip is hotel qualifier for the national tourna- better bowler with the higher expense, then the issue is "sus- average and has been to the prac- pect." ment. It requires five members and an alternate. Three other tices," Bender said. Alonzo Maestas. attorney gen- The team's by-laws state: "The eral for the Associated Students of members of the team had higher top six qualifiers for each team New Mexico State University, said averages than Bender, but were will make up the first tournament the women came to him disqualified making Bender the team." Thursday with the issue. qualifying member. According to "I'm glad they came here to The Intercollegiate Bowling CollegeBowling.com, Bender has begin with. A lot of people don't regulations would have allowed a total tournament average of know that ASNMSU is here to the team to participate in the 178.887 while 1 linson's total tour- help out students. 1 think ASNM- men's tournament having nament average is 171.733. SU needs to get involved when women members as long as the President of the team, Edmond things like this happen," Maestas majority of the team were men. Rede, said Bender wasn't chosen said. Had there been a majority of because the team didn't have the He said if discrimination had women, they would have had to funds to pay for the extra room. occured, it was important to deal compete in the women's tourna- "The rooms cost about $85 a with the issue. ment Testing companies to evaluate college, university admissions By Fonae Smith data, which includes demo- leges across the nation, including B-WIIE graphics, high school grades and the University, had joined the AUSTIN, Texas - The scores from national tests like the study, titled "Understanding Associated Press Photo Educational Testing Service and SAT I, SAT II and Advanced College Performance: Building a STATUE DESTRUCTION: The cavern stands empty aftern an explosion destroyed the Buddha The College Board have begun a Placement exams. Capability." In return for partici- which had been cut into the hlllslded at Bamiyan in this image from recent undated video, made nationwide study to determine Although the results of the pation, colleges receive reim- available through Associated Press Television News on Monday. Destruction of this Buddha stat- how reliable college admissions study won't affect current stu- bursement for preparing records ue and others, which date back to the thrid and fifth centuries, was ordered by Alghanistan's policies and standards are in dents, future University of Texas and data files, invitations to spe- Taliban rulers. The statue withstood many attempts to destroy it with rockets and anti-tank guns judging future student perfor- applicants could be affected, said cial workshops on interpreting mance. Admissions Director Bruce findings and a final copy of the but was destroyed by explosives. Participating colleges must Walker. report. submit data such as GPAs and "One of the tilings the study is Karen Crowe, spokeswoman course grades for students who trying to do is to identify predic- for Tile College Board, a non- enrolled as freshmen in 1995. tors for some measure of later profit organization that attempts 1996 and 1997 to The College success in college," Walker said. to bring college-preparatory tools Historic courthouse clock Board's Admitted Class "If we can identify new factors and information to incoming stu- Evaluation Service, a confidential that can help us predict college dents, said the study's prelimi- research Web site. outcomes, then we will use those nary data will be available in late The information is compared factors in future admission deci- spring and that the final report gets its scheduled facelift with College Board and National sions." should be completed in early Center for Educational Statistics By the end of January, 60 col- 2003. CLOCK, f ROM PAGE 1 head of a woman is autumn; and other work for the county over the face of an old man opposite the past lew decades, such as the of the ornate stone carvings on her is winter. recent demolition of the old the exterior will be as faithful to When the Courthouses clock power plant's smokestack. Ohio man dies after ingesting the originals as possible. tower was built in 1H96, it was The city began discussing the "We have numerous photos to lauded as the "second largest renovations in March of 1997. show the carvings and sculp- clock in the world." The bell with the Pogemeyer Design tures, and a lot of the carvings arc tower stands 195 feet above the (iroup assisting in a study of the animal tranquilizer at party repeated, so we get a good idea of ground, and die haniK spread to exterior stone. Contractors were THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the original look of the carvings," 16 feet across. Hie original bass- Ketamine, or Special K, Burbank he knew it was being advertised sought In 2000, and the bid went BURBANK. III. —A 20-year-old said administrator Andrew wood hands, now on display in police said. Roberts' friends as a rave. Kalmar. the Historical Society's museum, .to the Grunwell-Cashero com- Ohio man died after ingesting called 911 after he began shaking He said the event was adver- Ecstasy and an animal tranquiliz- Some of the stone figures have were replaced by aluminum pany. and hallucinating at the hotel. tised mainly over the Internet, allegorical meanings, according about 50 years ago. The renovation will come to er at a rave-like party at a conven- Police said Roberts' friends and acknowledged that was tion center in Rosemont, authori- to a pamphlet historian Paul "With a unit that big, tilings $2.9 million, according to described the weekend event as a unusual for the convention cen- wear out and it doesn't keep time ties said Monday. rave — all-night dance parlies, Willis lones wrote for the Kalmar, which is more than the ter. But he said center staff moni- Courthouses 100th anniversary. as it should," Kalmar said. After lames Roberts III died Sunday often unauthorized and held at original construction cost of tored the Internet traffic to make Over the Court Street entrance, the faces, numbers, hands and morning at Christ Hospital and abandoned warehouses, that sure the event was not being mis- $258,000. But to replace the Medical Center in Oak Lawn, animals with snakes in their gears are cleaned and replaced attract young people and where represented as a rave. claws represent the strong ami of as needed, Kelmar said it should entire facility would cost $250 where he was transported after large amounts of drugs are con- "We checked that out very million, he said. going into cardiac anest at his the law cnishing vice and cor- brighten the clock's appearance. sumed. Roberts' friends said they thoroughly," Freeman said. "This is a small price to pay to Burbank hotel. learned about the party over the ruption; animals biting their own Repairing the clock is a sepa- Freeman said the event, which tails represent forces of greed rate contractor, Wdliain Meyers get another 100 years of use out Roberts had attended a rave at Internet. drew 6,000 to 8,000 people, lasted deprived of prey by die law; the of Napoleon. Meyers has done of this building," Kalmar said. the Donald E. Stephens But the executive director of from about 7 p.m. Saturday to Convention Center in Rosemont the convention center, )im about 4 am. Sunday and includ- on Saturday night, where he Freeman, called it a "college ed bands playing in three differ- ingested four hits of Ecstasy and break-type function" and said the ent halls. He said alcohol was DID YOU KNOUL also taken the animal tranquilizer center would not have hosted it if served but everyone was carded. TU£ UF6 GPAN OF A TA UD \Q 10 DAYQ.

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SPEAKER. FROM PAGE 1 The general feeling after her sophomore at Bowling Green lecture, to a group of about 300 High School. also shed light on how men are women and men, was that it In addition to her thought pro- also affected by the media," said opened their eyes to the negative voking lectures, Kilbore has also Denise Laitich, senior. subconscious effects advertise- made many films. The Women's Kilbome said that while the ments have on consumers. Center will show one more of her advertising industry has a "1 think lean Kilbome's mes- many films, which also address tremendous effect on women it sage is really true. The media are affects men as well. The mas- partially responsible for making the effect of the advertising culinity showed in advertisments women feel bad about them- industry on women. "Beyond Killing Us Softly'- will be shown is often linked with violence selves. Her lecture made me lom Reed 8C New, because it encourages them to be change how I view advertise- Monday, March 26 at noon and 5 tough and insentitive. ments," said Evan l.eonis, a p.m. in 107 Manna Hall. CAPTIVE AUDIENCE: A capacity crowd of about 300 people attended Jean Kilbome's speech. CD sales on rise, singles declining; Napster not at fault

NAPSTER, FROM PAGE 1 Singles and artists with only often brings new threats like the 1 lalamay said browsing is part University. "You've got artwork, appeal to music collectors and to one popular song have the most tape recorder and the CD burner. of a music store's appeal. "People lyrics and all sorts of cool things those looking for used CDs. cent of die money from each sale reason to fear Napster because He said that when the tape walk in for one CD and walk out you don't get over the Internet." (as Madhattcr does) and sells Regardless of whether Napster few consumers hesitate to down- recorder was invented, many with three." Browsing over die Also, a CD, tape or record gives is destroying sales figures, some blank CDs for about $1.50, the load a single song, Cummer said. feared it would destroy the busi- Internet is not nearly as enjoy- me consumer something to cher- store would lose about $540 a A decade ago, ish and collect. Schurk in the industry are trying to week or $28,080 a year. sales of singles said downloaded music destroy Napster. Currently the Halamay estimates that about accounted for about could easily be erased RIAA. heavy metal band every other blank CD sale 10 percent of and forgotten because it Metallica and rapper Dr. Dre are amounts to a lost album sale. Finder's sales, holds no physical form. suing Napster for copyright However, in the long run, those Halamay said. Now Record companies infringement. Earlier this month, who bum CDs are likely to con- they make up less should rethink CD pack- tinue buying CDs, he said. "In than one percent. aging to increase sales, a California court ordered some cases more music might He blames record Cummer said. "The Napster to remove copyrighted stimulate someone's appetite for companies for the Beatles' White Album songs from the site. Though CDs." demise of the single, came with a huge poster Napster has not exhausted all of Regardless of Napster and CD not Napster. "The with pictures of the its appeals, the prospect of free burners, CD sales nationwide are industry basically band." Similar bonuses copyrighted music on the site is up about three percent, accord- doesn't make [many would rekindle interest ing to the Recording Industry of | diem anymore." in the format, he said. looking dimmer and dimmer. Association of America. I lowcver, Halamay said com- Cummer welcomes a Napster's 58 million users will sides of CD singles plunged :*9 panies arc trying to future where down- have little trouble finding other percent in 2000. When both fig coerce consumers ures are included, total CD sales loaded music is the sources for free music. Sites like to buy full-length norm. "Let it happen." Scour Exchange, lmesh and dropped 1.8 percent to S14.3 bil- albums instead. HEIDI FOX BC Ne*s h(, sajd ,f CDs fa|, ou( of MP3.com provide similar ser- lion last year, according to the 1 lalamay, who opened finder's ness. They industry not only sur- able, he added. RJAA Vinyl records and cassettes favor, he s.iid someone would in 1971, has seen the rise of the vived, but it also grew, he said. "As With a CD. you get more than probably develop a legitimate vices. But if Napster loses in combined account for only about CD and the fall of vinyl and cas- the music industry changes, so music, according to Bill Scliurk, court, the precedent could be set six percent of sales. way to download and sell music. sette formats. New technology will brick-and-mortar stores." sound recordings archivist for the If not, Madhatter would still to regulate similar sites.

U. to create web portal Your place OP mine? FAIR. FROM PAGE 9 a calendar. of Falling Leaf Interactive, a "rich Both. You go to your Nobody gave many details on media development" company. It and graphics, showed examples what will IK- available when the makes CDs, DVDs, web pages place, and I'll go to mine. of good University web pages, University portal is opened, but and has made commercials. and offered help lor installing and Portal Project Manager Joyce Unlike the other parts of the fair, using software. There were also Brady said it will be up and run- Forss didn't address issues direct- displays for distance learning and ning in August. She said students ly affecting the University^ web HapPy TUesDAY...HApPY TueSday... online courseware, including will be able to view their class people. Instead, he described the Blackboard, die software diat will schedules through it. Online class wonders of the near future, things be used to create a University web work will also lie available then. like the full potential of DVD and portal next fall. A web portal is a Other features can be added later, the impact of high-bandwidth site like, for instance, Yahoo!, Brady said, but "we want to get it Internet connections. where a person can log on and out as fast as we can." "We wanted him to give us a see a variety of personal informa- The Web Resources Fair also bigger view and what the possi- Get involved with the tion and services, like e-mail and featured speeches by Dean Forss bilities are," Kendall said. Undergraduate Looking to Sell (g) EDUCATION MAJORS © That Fancy .Spend (i semester ul.ruad in Hnqlcind Sports Car You Sprint) 2002! 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Hie avalanche struck Tournette Mountain near the village of Thones, late Monday afternoon, police said. Crews found the body of one person, a cross-country skier. WORLD Battle erupts for rebels Macedonia continues annor in Tetovo also seemed to flee. be an attempt by the government The rebels, who say they are its vigilance against to show that die army was part of fighting for greater rights for eth- ethnic Albanian rebels efforts to prevent the monthlong nic Albanians, insist their battle is guerrilla war from expanding fur- not being instigated by the for- in recent uprising ther souUiward from its origins mer Kosovo Uberation Army in along the border with Kosovo. Kosovo, a province of Serbia, the By Danica Kirka The government has relied pri- main Yugoslav republic. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER marily on police and anti-terror- But the latest uprising shares TETOVO. Macedonia — ist units to fight the rebels, leading the aspirations of ethnic Government tanks rumbled into to speculation about the loyalties Albanians in Kosovo for self- Macedonia's second-largest city of the conscript army, particular- determination, if not outright Monday to light ethnic Albanian ly its ethnic Albanian members, independence, potentially in a insurgents, while NATO pledged The rebels have called on all eth- "greater" Kosovo expanded with to "starve" the rebels by cutting nic Albanians in Macedonia of ethnic Albanian parts of supply lines from neighboring fighting age to join their ranks. Macedonia and southern Serbia. Kosovo. Fighting ebbed by mid-after- Although ethnic relations in A spokesman for the noon Monday, and only the occa- Slav-dominated Macedonia have Macedonian government. sional boom of government been relatively trouble-free — an Antonio Milososki, pledged "defi- artillery lobbing shells into the ethnic Albanian party is a partner Associated Press Ptioto nite action" — a major counterat- foothills skirting Tetovo was in the government — substantial NEW VIOLENCE: Empty cartridges lay spread around a Macedonian special police force's armored tack — saying field commanders heard, leaving the city of 00,000 at numbers of the minority feel they vehicle during an exchange of gunfire between Macedonian forces and ethnic Albanian rebels in Tetovo, would give the order "soon." its quietest since late last week. are treated as second-class citi- Macedonia on Monday. The appearance of heavy Still, edgy residents continued to zens. Eight dead in bridge into the country's milk sup- ply. The ailment — which is BG NEWS WORLD collapse in Portugal rare in Saudi Arabia — poses no threat to human health THEDEPARTM BRIEFING LISBON, Portugal (API — but causes sickness and Rescue crews on Monday weight loss in herds of Bacardi and Cuba fight for rum rights found the WTeckage of a tour cloven-hoofed animals such OF ROMANCE LANBUAG bus that plunged into a rain- HAVANA (AP) — launching a new duel over trademark rights, as cattle, sheep and pigs. swollen river when a bridge President Fidel Castro said Cuba will begin producing its own Elsewhere in the (iulf, 16 collapsed two weeks ago, THE GISH FILM THEATER Bacardi rum, using the name made famous by a Cuban family in sheep have died from foot- killing more than so people, and-mouth disease and 25 exile. officials said. Bacardi rum "is ours and is better than what they produced," others have been infected in mm i * ™ It was not immediately E Castro said Saturday in a speech broadcast on slate television late the Ras al-khaimah Emirate P R E known whether any bodies in the United Arab Emirates, Sunday. were still inside the bus, * ' W m said fann owner Mohammed A trademark duel would not be the first between the Cuban which is lying on the government and Bacardi & Co., the world-famous maker of mm Mansour AIL riverbed in northern ()fficials in the I Imirates founded in Cuba in the 1860s and resurrected abroad when the Portugal. Only eight bodies Bacardi family fled the island in 19fiO. say only eight cases have Cuba and Bacardi & Co., now based in Bermuda, have had a have been recovered so far, been confirmed so far, but most of them swept into the long-running dispute over the trademark for another name, the according to news reports sea dozens of miles away. Havana Club. Sunday, fanners have killed Cuba began exporting a mm under the name I lavana Club in 151 animals suspecled of 1994, and since has sold more than 38 million botdes of the nun Foot-and-mouth being infected. worldwide. In 1995, Bacardi & Co. registered the Havana Club name in the strikes Saudi cattle Weather hinders United States after buying the rights from the original Cuban RIYADH. Saudi Arabia (AP) owner — whose trademark Castro's government also confiscated — Saudi Arabia has con- efforts to save rig in 1960 — and began producing its own Havana Club rum made firmed 400 cases of foot-and- RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil in the Bahamas. mouth disease, a Ministry of (AP) — I ligh winds and Cuba's Havana Club Holding, accusing Bacardi of violating a Agriculture official said rough seas hampered efforts federal trademark law and an international treaty, sued to keep Monday. Monday to save a crippled oil Bacardi & Co. from selling Havana Club in the United States. 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ByJennflwCoteman outs stretched from San The ISO declared a Stage 3 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Francisco to San Diego and for alert, the highest level of emer- SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — the first time reached into the gency. It blamed increased Traffic lights and computer suburbs of Los Angeles. Los demand for electricity because of screens went dark Monday in Angeles was unaffected because a warm snap, less power from Beverly Hills, Silicon Valley and it has its own municipal power the Northwest and the loss of other communities up and down company. 1,400 megawatts because of a California as rolling blackouts "Everything has come to a transformer fire at a Southern swept across the state for the first stop," said loan Tockey, a clerk at California plant. It also said time. Mahogany Smoked Meats and 12,000 megawatts were unavail- The keepers of the state's Meadow Farms Country able because of idled plants— power grid ordered the outages Smokehouse in Bishop, 270 including some where officials after electricity reserves fell miles north of los Angeles. "We'll say they haven't been paid for almost to zero because of a have to lock the door." months and cannot afford to buy transformer fire, high demand The blackouts knocked out the natural gas they need to and a lack of power imports. power in the busy Los Angeles- operate. Police officers and sheriff's area port of lx>ng Beach and The ISO ordered the state's deputies scrambled to direct traf- affected homes in suburban San two biggest utilities — Pacific fic at intersections. At the Public Diego and the state capital of Gas & Electric and Southern Utilities Commission in San Sacramento. At San Francisco California Edison — to cut a total Francisco, deputy chief of staff Fire Station 15, surprised crews of 1,000 megawatts. The two util- Harriett Bun worked through the scrambled to get power from ities together serve 8.7 million outage with a battery-powered emergency backup generators. customers across the state. A lantern. The blackouts were ordered third utility, San Diego Gas & "I think we'll just carry on as by the California Independent Electric Co., also cut power to everybody else does with these," System Operator shortly before some 41,000 customers. she said cheerfully. noon after the state fell 1,000 SoCal Edison ordered black- Associated Press Photo Rolling outages were last megawatts short of the power it outs across the Los Angeles area, ordered Ian. 17 and 18, but they needs. A thousand megawatts is including Chino, Beverly Hills, POWER WOES: Receptionist Beckie Boyden works by candlelight during a rolling power blackout were limited to parts of Northern about enough to power 1 million Long Beach and Santa Monica, Monday at Irvine Orthopedics and Physical Medicine in Irvine, Calif. Patients were still seen during the California This time, the black- homes. for up to an hour. outage and massage therapists worked by candlelight in the office's therapy rooms. False alarm on space station By Marcia Dunn The crew's so-called Red Book, to make sure nothing was smol- three smoke detectors in the lab «P XROSPACE KRIKR an inch-thick volume on emer- dering. use laser beams to measure parti- CAPE CANAVERAL Ha. (AP) — gency procedures, includes infor- "We looked at the smoke cles in the air, and are extremely On their first day flying solo, the mation on dealing with a fire as detector.... There was no smoke, sensitive. The smoke detector in three new residents of the inter- well as false alarms, said NASA no smell," Usachev reported. "It is question was later disconnected. national space station got a scare spokesman lames llartsfield. obvious that this is a false alarm." The air-circulating fans were Monday when a smoke alarm Voss informed Mission Control But he grumbled about the com- turned off automatically when went off. that he and his crewmates had puter problems and noted: "The the alarm sounded, and came It turned out to be a false alarm. the Red Book out and were fol- situation is not very good." back on one by one. This safety The Russian commander and his lowing its guidelines Usachev and Voss indicated feature, to smother any flames American crewmates were Space shutde Discovery had they would like more documents and prevent the spread of smoke, relieved about that, but irritated undocked just 10 hours earlier, sent up, to avoid any confusion in was not in place when a fire by an apparendy unrelated com- carrying homeward space station the future. Usachev's comments erupted aboard Russia's Mir sta- puter problem that prevented Alpha's first crew. The new three- made it sound as though the crew tion in 1997 and burned for 14 them from quickly pulling up all person crew was winding down had difficulty finding the on- terrifying minutes. the precautionary measures on a at the end of a long day when the board instructions to deal with Before going to sleep, astronaut Associated Press Photo screen. smoke alarm went off in the U.S.- the situation. Susan Helms told Mission "That's not a very good situa- built Destiny laboratory. NASA believes that dust stirred Control she would,have lots of FALSE ALARM: The International Space Station hangs over the tion to IK- in. is it?" complained Russian commander Yuri up by the crew may have trig- questions the next day "about Earth's horizon in this view from television Sunday after undocking astronaut lim Voss the flight Dsachev and his crew immedi- gered the alarm or that the smoke what was going on with the com- from Discovery. The shuttle crew delivered the Expedition II members engineer. ately rummaged through the lab, detector may be defective. The puters when all this happened." and will return the Expedition I members to Earth. Doctors warn of antibiotic over-use By Jennifer Brown decade that overuse of antibiotics Snow, senior medical associate at BROKE ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER FROM THE ,_. is causing germs become resis- ON THE NET: the American College of PHILADELPHIA (AP) — tant to drugs. Physicians. Doctors should not prescribe "If we can lower our total Annals of Internal antibiotics for most colds, coughs antibiotic consumption by 20 or Medicine: The guidelines, presented in and sore throats because they 30 percent, we can show an effect http://www.annals.ofg Monday's Annals of Internal BREAK? don't help and their overuse is in changing the rate of prevalence Medicine, are intended for treat- making them less effective in these resistance organisms," CDC: ment of healthy adults, and not http://www.cdc.gov/drug JOIN THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT against other infections, the said Dr. Ralph Gonzales of the for patients over age 65 or people nation's second-largest doctors' University of Colorado Health resistance SCIENCE COUNCIL FOR... group said Monday. Sciences Center. with long-term medical condi- For most healthy adults, the The Centers for Disease tions such as diabetes. FREE PIZZA best treatment for bronchitis, Control and Prevention estimate Administration has proposed They were developed by a most sinus infections, colds and that up to half of the 1.13 million requiring labels on antibiotics panel of doctors assembled by coughs is over-the-counter cold doses of antibiotics administered reminding doctors to prescribe the CDC and led by Gonzales. ON THURSDAY, MARCH 22 remedies, according to the daily outside hospitals are unnec- them only when truly necessary. 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Moments later, oxygen tanks at the house explod- lohn Davis, 29. of would prompt the newspa- Members ol the Falun Gong Fredericksburg, Va., is per's parent company, Knight spiritual movement practice ed in a fire that killed the gunman. charged with aggravated Riddcr, to "closely examine traditional Buddhist and Tile man's elderly parents had called police to the house assault against Continental the wisdom" of the paper's Taoist exercises to protest out- Saturday, saying he was violent and needed to be taken to a hos- pital for evaluation. Airlines agent Angelo Sottile profit targets. side the United Nations build- in a scuffle at the Newark air- "We all know we must ing at the opening of the Officer Terry poster, 54, who was about to retire after 32 years port in July 1999. The charges make significant adjustments annual UN. human rights on the force, knew the man from earlier calls and talked to him carry a maximum of up to 10 in the lace of the currcndy forum in Geneva on Monday. for an hour through a locked door, Police Chief Gary George said. years in prison. severe economic downturn," Members of the spiritual When officers forced the door open, Foster was shot four times. As the trial's first day came I larris wrote. "But so far, we movement, banned in China, As two other officers pulled Foster's body downstairs, the house to a close, Sottile said he have l>een unable to find a plan to urge the UN. exploded in flames, killing the 34-year-old gunman, whose name spent five days in a coma way to meet die new targets Commission on Human was not immediately disclosed, police said. after the scuffle and can't Rights to accuse China of About 15 oxygen tanks kept in a closet for the gunman's ailing remember the encounter. without risking significant Associated Press Photo cracking down on the free- father had exploded. The police chief said that what triggered the "I am in pain every day," and lasting harm to the doms of expression, religion explosion was not known, but the oxygen fueled the flames. testified Sottile, who has trou- Mercury News — as a jour- and association. China's sup- ble moving his neck. nalistic enterprise and as the pression of the Falun Gong The case has drawn atten- special place to work that it and continued crackdowns on Flight attendant sues against Big Tobacco tion to air rage among pas- is." Tibet make it a top target for MIAMI (AP) — A fonnerTWA flight attendant who says she got sengers frustrated by flight Early retirement offers may US officials and the United emphysema from passengers' cigarette smoke went to court delays, crowding and other help, but "we will be unable Nations Human Rights Monday in the first of what could be thousands of mini-trials to problems. to achieve the level of Commission. determine how much she and her colleagues should get in dam- expense reduction we are ages. 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The case was brought by Marie Fontana. a 23-year Monday to serve from 35 ) BABE RUTH years to life in prison, while A former sheriff's deputy TWA attendant. whose attorney says he is a I ler lawsuit is against the nation's four biggest cigarette makers an accomplice was given 16 years to life. suspect in the sheriff-elect's EARNED $70,000 — Philip Morris, R.I. Reynolds, Brown & Williamson and LorillattL Superior Court Judge assassination was involved in lance Ito sentenced 23-year- a shootout that left one man old I .inn mi Dion Santos after dead and anothei wounded, i-^iLOur reading an impassioned let- authorities said Monday. ;.;IH ter from the tourist's widow Neighbors said Patrick Units that described the horror of Cuffy exchanged gunfire COMING SOON watching her husband mur- Sunday morning outside his ■nrw *» dered. home with several men who arrived in at least two vehi- Going Ito convicted Santos last cles. 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"Big Time Hollywood Movies" i THIS WEEK IN BG SPORTS GYMNASTICS: BG FALLS TO OSU, OESTRENG WINS ALL-AROUND. PAGE 14 Baseball TUESDAY 3/20,3/21 March 20, At West Virginia/ 5 p.m. (3/20), 2 p.m. (3/21) 2001 3/23 Host Eastern Michigan/ 3 p.m. 3/24 www.bgnews.com/sports Host Eastern Michigan (Double Header) / 1 p.m. BOWLING GREEK STATE UNIVERSITY 3/25 Host Eastern Michigan/ 1 p.m. Softball 3/23 At Charlottesville, Virginia, v. Penn State (Double Header)/ 1 p.m. 3/24 At Charlottesville, Virginia, v. Virginia (Double Header)/ 1 p.m. 3/25 At Charlottesville, Virginia, v. Hey Joe! Liberty (Double Header)/ 9 a.m. Men's tennis BG makes run to CCH A finals at Joe Louis Arena 3/22 ByOANNlEO At Michigan/ 3 p.m. SPORTS REPORTED 3/24 With a 13-18-5 record and a ninth place league At St. Bonaventure, v. Buffalo/ finish, not many people had the Bowling Green 9 a.m., v. St. Bonaventure/ 2 hockey team pegged to go to the CO (A finals at p.m. |oe Louis Arena. But those dim prospects were Bowling Green's secret weapon. Women's tennis Desperate to justify an otherwise dismal sea- 3/23 son, the Falcons set all expectations aside and Host Akron/ 1 p.m. consistently played to their potential for the first 3/24 time this year en route to the team's most impres- sive CCHA playoff run in five years. Host Buffalo/ I p.m. Through a bevy of upsets, the Falcons found themselves fighting Michigan State, the country's Gymnastics No. I team, in the CCHA final four at loc Louis Arena Friday. As the ninth seed in the tourna- 3/24 ment BG was the lowest seeded team to ever At Kent State (MAC make it to the CCHA championship round. Championships)/ 2 p.m. "We knew that if we lost one game, one period, one shift, it could be all over for us," said sopho- more forwardTyler Knight. "That kind of attitude gave us a lift." After taking a 1 -0 lead in the first period on PETE freshman defenseman Kevin Bieksa's goal, the STELLA Falcons ran into Hobey Baker award candidate Sports Editor and wonder-goalie Ryan Miller, who would hold BG while Spartan forward Scan Patchell scored twice to give MSU a 2-1 win. The loss sent BG "GoodStdkr home and MSU to the CCHA finals where they took care of Michigan 2-0. Miller stopped 16third-period shots, including five from Falcon sniper Ryan Murphy in the last I'm the five minutes of regulation. Overall, Miller made 28 saves on the night as he barely outdueled Falcon netminder Tyler Masters, who made 33 number saves on 35 MSU shots. "Its hard to say Miller outdid Masters because Masters played awesome too," Murphy said." If one Stella, you only let in two goals that's a good night. Their forwards and defenseman shut us down like they what what did to every team all year." While the Falcons came within one goal of playing for the CCHA championship and an what NCAA tournament birth, they did all they could to give the 2000-01 season meaning Getting to (Note from the author this "The loe" was their goal all along Bowling Green story has nothing to do with hadn't been there for five years, meaning no one sports but I had to write it to tell on the present roster had ever seen the hallowed my spring break escapade with college hockey grounds. my friends.) With an 11 -18-5 record going into the final reg- It was the best week of our lives ular season weekend it looked as if honorable ... if only we could remember it. seniors like Doug Schueller and Curtis Valentine Seven girls, four guys, two would never get the chance to play for the Associated Press Ptioto rooms, sun, sand, a millions Championship. With the Falcons one point out memories and laughs and lots THE JOE: Michigan State's Brian Maloney and Bowling Green's Doug Schueller get tangled up March 16 during a CCHA and lots and lots of alcohol. I0E, PAGE 13 semi-final game last Friday at Joe Louis Arena. The Spartans beat BG 2-1 to end the ninth seeded Falcon's playoff run. This story contains my ran- dom thoughts about my week- long vacation in Fort Lauderdale, with friends and how bad I want- ed to shred my ticket so I would not ever be able to return to Heldt Bowling Green. Leaving Saturday, March 10 Season without shame from Toledo airport was quite an takes experience. If you have ever By Pete Stella and Nick Hurm will be sent. flown before, you know that SPORTS REPORTERS If so, send them to Hurm. most planes have three seats on each side of the row all the way Instead of formatting this Enjoy. 15th at down the plane. story in a normal, professional, Most Valuable Player Well, not the plane we took newspaper writing format, we Keith McLeod - The junior from Toledo to Chicago. have decided that, for the last guard took some time to come NCAAs It had two seats on one side basketball article of the 2000- around this season but eventu- and one on the other and the 2001 season, we will enlighten ally got his game in check and By Ryan Fowler best part was the ceiling of the all of our loyal fans with our averaged 18.1 points per game SPORTS REPORTER plane was like 5-foot 10-inches own thoughts and opinions of on the year, 19.4 ppg in MAC Oh yes, it is March and I am 6-foot 2-inches. the 29 games. games alone. He also netted 48 Madness once again and Needless to say, I was crawling After watching the Bowling steals on the year, second on senior high jumper tomyseaL Green men's basketball team the team to Trent Jackson's 59, Stephanie Heldt didn't waste The trip to Chicago was shaky play for almost four months, and lit up Anderson Arena with anytime in creating her own but we made it to O'Hare Airport, we saw the ups and downs and 11 dunks. Cinderella story. the second biggest airport in the as many goods and bads as the McLeod had guts and would On March 9di Heldt placed USA. We had a few delays but Falcons could throw out. drive hard to the hole whenev- 15th at the NCAA Indoor finally, finally, finally made it to We witnessed the four-game er he saw the slightest chance. Track and Field our place in Fort Lauderdale and losing streak and the incredible His body hitting the floor was a Championships in we were drinking by 11:30 am turn-around with a six-game normal sound to the Falcon Fayetteville, Arkansas. Since our place was right off winning streak fans. With this, he attempted The Toledo native made the A1A Highway, you couldn't We also saw the Falcons an eye opening 214 free Bowling Green proud by look at the signs without singing come so close to defending throws, a league leader. leaping 5-7 3/4 after qualify- "Ice, Ice Baby." their Mid-American He earned Second Team All- ing fourth with a mark of 6-0. The week consisted of getting Conference regular season MAC honors and will most li- However the 15th place finish up around 9 or 10 a.m., putting title, but falter. Its not so bad kely be a strong catalyst for the didn't sit well in the mind of on a bathing suit and sun block when you think about the fact Falcons next season. Heidi hitting the pool in our resort, that BG played their last five Most Improved Player "1 had a problem with my which was a dead match with regular season games in 11 Cory Ryan - As Dakich said approaches, it's devastating Melrose Place, or the beach, days, an almost "NBA sched- early in the season, "Cory is for me," Heldt said. "I was which was 100 yards from our ule." supposed to shoot when he is really upset." door. We expanded our interest- in. if he's not shooting, he's The NCAA Championship We would begin consuming ing and unique relationship coming out." brought the nations best beverages whenever we could with coach Dan Dakich, likely Ryan, who only averaged 3.8 sprinters, leapers and throw- shake off our sick feelings from the most popular person in minutes per game last season, ers all under one roof. In the the night before, the earlier the this town. played in 28 out of the 29 high jump individuals from better (my friend Red and I were Hie Photo BG News With all this said, we have games, starting five and also coast to coast competed in champs at this. Ben was too come up with our own awards averaged 6.8 ppg the one day evenl DAN THE MAN: Coach Dan Dakich had plenty to smile and yell for the Brown and Orange and about as seen here during a home game in Anderson Arena. we hope that no death threats NUMBER ONE. PAGE 15 Len Matela is the receiver of Dakichs input. MEN. PAGE 14 HELDT. PAGE 14 14 Tuesday, March 20,2001 SPORTS BG NEWS Hockey loses 2-1 Falcons Baseball moves to 8-3 JOE. FROM PAGE 13 fall to ByErikCassano in 13-9 victory over C.W Post Loomis, outfielder Lee Morrison of the CCHA playoffs before goal of the season. His first was SP0R1S REPORTER earlier in the week. and third baseman Andy Hudak those last regular season games the game winner against Ferris The Bowling Green baseball Against Yale Wednesday, BG combined for five doubles. against Ferris State, they had to State that put the Falcons in the team continued their good start had their best offensive and Starting pitcher Brett sweep to get in. A pair of one-goal playoffs in the first place. Buckeyes with five wins in eight games at relief pitching showings of the wins put BG in a first-round, After a Mike Sandbeck second- the Homestead Challenge in trip, rallying from a 9-0 second Baumgartner picked up the win. ByErikCassano West Virginia best-of-three series against period goal put the game in over- SP0B1S REPORTER Homestead, Florida last week. inning defecit with 14 unan- Miami. The single-goal margin time, BG senior forward Dennis They are currently 8-3. swered runs in the final five Schmitz found some things to would be a recurring theme for Williams would score the game- To a certain extent, the Bowling Green gymnastics The Falcons' were routed in innings to win 14-9. The Falcons work on as the Falcons headed BG as every game the rest of the winner 14:54 into the extra ses- hit five doubles: two by catcher team is a victim of circum- two of their three losses, 9-1 to down to Morgantown, W Va. for way would be that close. sion. Williams initially fanned on Indiana in the trip's first game, Tim Newell, who also had two The opening game against the the shot, which threw off NMU stance. They lost to a better a two-game series against West and a 10-3 loss to Marist later in RBI's and three runs scored, Virginia that starts today. Redllawks would be a sign of goalie Dan Ragusett. Before Ohio State squad this past the week. They were very com- filias, infielder Corey I.ooniis, things to come as the Falcons Ragusett could recover Williams "(On the Florida trip.) I think weekend, which further hurt petitive otherwise, scoring dou- and outfielder Nick Klrod. posted a 4-3 win in their biggest put the puck in the net for his sec- their regional qualifying ble digit run totals in all five "We fell behind 9-0, and Yale we needed to shape up our mid- comeback of the season. Down ond goal of die season and the chances in what has turned dle relief at times," he said. "Our 3-1 in the third period, Bowling Falcons were off to the loe. wins, and scoring nine runs in had their best pitcher on the Green scored three unanswered "The best part was after Willy out to be a very tough region. their other loss, 14-9 to mound," Schmitz said. "Once defense was inconsistent, but it goals to shock the Redl lawks 4-3. scored the goal," Valentine said. " We arc in a really difficult Northeastern in the trip's finale. Yale went to their bullpen, our was good at times. I don't want It was a similar story in the sec- "Going over to congratulate him region," said coach Dan "It was a good trip, we swung offense seemed to get going.'' to make excuses, but the playing ond game as the teams traded and knowing we were going to Connelly. "In four of the six die bats well." said BG coach While Yale's bullpen was self- surfaces (in Homestead) weren't leads until it was knotted 3-3 at The Joe" regions, we would probably Danny Schmitz. "In pitching destructing, BG's bullpen put in the best shape." 1 lowever, there was no bigger Craig Menke and Kyle the clamps on Yale's lineup. Brad the end of regulation. qualify for regionals, but not The Mountaineers come into lust under 10 minutes into the reason for the play-in win than here. We are not in control of Knoblauch threw well." Henry and Clayton Blh shut overtime, Knight drew a Miami- Masters. The sophomore goalie Menke improved his record to the Yale offense down from the die series at 7-9 overall. It will be our own destiny." the Falcons' final tune-up liefore zone faceoff back to defenseman withstood a 38-shot NMU del- Connelly was satisfied with 2-1 with a 10-4 victory over third inning on, and the Falcons Grady Moore, who skated up the uge, including 13 in the second their home opener and Mid- the team's perfonnance Bradley Friday. In eight innings, offense struck for seven runs in boards and flipped the puck past period and seven in overtime. As he gave up one earned run and the seventh inning and the against the Buckeyes, wliich American Conference opener RedHawk goalie David Burleigh. the saying goes: he made all the struck out seven. The run sup- deciding five runs in the ninth. against Eastern Michigan Friday. Moore's tally sent the falcons to saves he should have and a few included junior Marny port was in large pan provided Booth picked up the win, his "West Virginia is a very good the CCHA play-in game against he shouldn't have. Oestreng winning the all- by outfielder Len F.lias and firsi second of the season. program," Schmitz said. "In the Northern Michigan for the right And off to the Joe it was for die around tide. He said the team baseman Kelly I lunt, who went Tuesday, BG defeated to go to "The foe". The Wildcat's Falcons on their spring break trip. had no missed routines the 3-for-5 and 2-for-5 at the plate Manhattan 14-2, their most lop- MAC. they would lx- one of the first round win over Western While Detroit may not seem like entire meet, but Ohio State respectively. Hunt had a double sided win of the trip. Freshman top programs in the conference. Michigan forced the Falcons to much of a Utopia for most peo- had too much in their favor on It will be a great challenge for us. make the eight-hour bus ride to ple, the BG Hockey team would- and three RBI's. David Barkholz had four hits Michigan's Upper Peninsula. n't have wanted to be anywhere their home floor. Knoblauch picked up the win and three RBI's. and F.lias. being a young team." "We didn't really want to play else. The funny thing about this "It was a really exciting Northern Michigan," said senior team is that, while they should meet, Ohio State just scored Curtis Valentine. "We knew we have been happy to just get to higher," Connelly said. "It was could take them, but we didn't Detroit - as only four of twelve difficult to compete with them want to make the bus ride for one CCHA teams do - they still down there. We did the best Season had ups and downs game. We were rooting for weren't complacent. we could do that night, we just INMU's opponentl Western "Before we were thinking we'd lost to a better team.'" MEN, FROM PAGE 13 Michigan." just be satisfied to go to the Joe." BG's score of 194.500 was When BG finally got lo Murphy said. "But when we got He netted 23.6 minutes per role next seasan and could lie bit. Marquetle a pair of unlikely scor- there we just thought it was a their third-highest of the year. game and attempted a team the building block of the Falcons Coolest Trend ers provided Masters with good accomplishment. When MAC Tournament high 110 three pointers, hitting in the future. Dakich and the Jacket - enough offense to get BG past the the game started we had to prove With the Mid-American 43(39.1 percent). Biggest Disappointment Sounds like a movie title doesn't Wildcats in overtime. Ryan more. We didn't want to finish Conference basketball tour- What Would The Team Do Kevin Netter - The 6-foot-11- it? After falling 81-57 Jan. 27 to Wetterberg continued lo pick second, third or fourth. With the nament hoopla now over, the Without Award inch kid has promise, but Netter Kent State and increasing their good times for his sparse goals. way we had been playing we real- gymnasts will take their con- Brandon Pardon - K you've struggled this seasons because losing streak to lour, Dakich He opened the scoring at 14:23 of ly thought we could have won it ference turn this weekend, seen him play, you'll agree that he doesn't have enough meat on decided that he was going to the first period with his second all." ironically at conference-lead- when Pardon has the ball, you his Ixines. wear Ms clothes backwards and ing Kent State, who also had breathe a large sigh of relief. BP Netter, who was said to have that his players would do the tourney finalists in both men's finished the season with 204 been scouted by NBA people, same in practice. and women's basketball. assists, 128 in the MAC. wliich had his 200 pound frame was Dakich surprised the world was good enough to top the pushed around all year . He when he walked out to several Unless the Falcons get a lot of conference. sometimes would play for five or games with his sports jacket on Falcon places 15th help from other teams in the His assist mark also tanked six minutes and end with two backwards 1 le drew a lot of love region, the MAC tournament HELOT, FROM PAGE 13 him fourth in the nation and fouls and three turnovers. for this, including from Miami will most likely be the last time only committed 108 turnovers, Tliis was his first season play- coach Charlie Coles, who copied High jumpers from UCLA, with a peak performance. This the Falcons take the floor as a 62 in the MAC ing but he had all of last year to Dakich's gesture in the regular North Carolina, long Beach State past weekend down in Auburn team this season. Pardon could hit the big shot rid himself of some of his weak- season finale. and even Mid-American she came out soaring and "The MAC has a tremen- or organize the team when the nesses. This was Almanson's first News of his actions spread Conference rival Akron vied for jumped 5-10 to place first beating dous amount of parity," opponent was making a run. I le year also and he played much around the MAC and the nation, the title of nations best high the rest of the competition by two Connelly said. "Northern could take a charge with the best more consistent basketball. and found its way to Sports jumper. inches. of them and would sacrifice his Our advice, eat, eat, eat or talk Illustrated. In the end it was a sophomore Illinois is averaging the worst On the day, BG secured six body, including his left shoulder to Stella's friend Ward for he will It takes a real man to do some- from Harvard that finished in first first-place finishes with two com- team score at around 193, and Kent State is the best at which he had surgery on last get you on his plan and will thing like that and not give a place. Kan Siilats, an internation- ing from die track and four com- season. "bulk him (Netter) up." damn what anyone thinks al student, took home the hard- around a 195 to 195.5." ing in the field including Heldt's Without BR the Falcons If Netter gains some promis- Best and worst games ware after skying 6-0 3/4 in impressive jump. She was kind of BG is averaging in the high would be SOL ing pounds over the summer, it Kent State - Despite losing Arkansas. curious where that jump was in 194 range. Newcomer Of The Year should excel his game greatly. both contests, the Falcons and Just a month prior Heldt Arkansas. With most teams scoring in Josh Almanson - This one is Biggest Rlunder - the Golden Flashes had some jumped 6-0 to set a Falcon record "I jumped 5-10,1 was so mad," the same general area, and qualify for this champi- easy. By the middle of the sea- Ryan's attempt to be on battles. The worst game was the Heldt said. "I was like why could- Connelly said the meet will son, Almanson was playing like SportsCenler - Early in the sea- Ian. 27 contest, which saw BG onship. However, she sustained n't have I done this the week come down to who can nail anything but a freshman,. He son, Ryan had a breakaway and lose 81-57 and only score 20 an injury to her ankle in the MAC before. I think it's because out- Championships that hindered doors is so much later and you their routines with the most was named to the All-MAC had a chance lo slam one home. points at the half. Jackson had already showed his On Feb. 20, the Brown and her training prior to nationals. have already tackled a lot of prob- consistency. freshman team. He used his 6-8, Heldt, however, is not using her lems." After this weekend, Mamy 200 pound frame to post up big- dunking abilities earlier in the Orange again lost to Kent State injury as a scapegoat for her per- On the track, it was senior Oestreng and the other BG ger and older opponents and game and Ryan saw his oppor- but the atmosphere was intense. formance. Christine Thompson finishing gymnasts who have qualified showed no fear in doing so. tunity to show the Anderson BG was up six at half-lime and In the 74 -64 loss to Toledo Feb. Arena crowd that he too could after a bad call, or two or ten, "It didn't play a factor when I first in the 800-m in a time of will move on to NCAA individ- was competing" Heldt said. "It's 2:18.89 and sophomore Joy 26, Almanson had the fun job of light it up. Dakich was ejected and garbage ual championship competi- guarding Greg Stempin, who Ryan cruised to the right side was thrown on the court. You because I didn't get a chance to Echler taking home first in the tion. practice before hand, all the prac- 3000-m in a time of 10:01.66. became the first person to ever of the basket and elevated with could tell the fans wanted the tice I did was the day before and Two seniors and a sophomore be named First Team All-MAC the ball in his right hand. His win just as bad as the players the day of. You need more time paced the Brown and Orange in "We are in a really three years in a row. But the form looked good except for did. The Marshall win was a for that kind of stuff. the field. Captain Andrea Cook freshman didn't back down and when the rimmed stuffed the close runner up for best game Although the senior was not finished first in the pole vault difficult region. In contained Stempin for die first crap out of him and the ball fell but the effort and crowd for Kent pleased with her performance, with a height of 11-1 3/4. Fellow four of the six half. into the hands of the defense. State was one of the best seen all she is looking forward to the out- senior lisa Keegan wowed the Almanson, who played in 28 Dakich was seen on the side- season and in our careers. door season. crowd with a hammer throw of regions, we would games and averaged seven lines shaking liis head in disbe- Well, that is it. See you next "I was really disappointed in 174-10 good enough to lead the probably qualify points a contest, will play a big lief and maybe laughing a little season. myself, but I'm not hung up on it pack. or anything It gives me some- Sophomore Mary Willems for regionals, but thing to work for in outdoors," made a name for herself by fin- not here." Heldt said. ishing first in the discus after a With a healthy ankle, Heldt 136-10 toss. 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I had would then eat, get cleaned up, I said that I would be the person straws and everyone could get a and I found out that it is not just a seeing sun and getting home so much fun and made a lot of hit the bars, return late, pass out who would do anything to get a drink, especially me. They were toothpaste school. looking at snow. new friends, and probably pissed and do it all over again. laugh from the people I was with, really good. I somehow managed to wake You get some wired looks when off my old ones. 1 will never forget How much fun is that? including embarrassing myself, 1 witnessed some of my friends up with only one hangover in five you are in a bathing suit in 30 my experience in Florida and I Some people might think this which I did plenty of times. fall over, talk to themselves and days and never got sick. But don't degree weather. thank my friends for the opportu- sounds stupid and too all of you. I I saw a girl we were with shot- just stare at nothing due to the think we, or I, am lightweights at When we returned Saturday on nity to take the trip with them, can say you are entitled to your gun two beers at pool side at 3:30 liquids in their system. all; we went to a grocery store one St. Pat's Day, Ben and I went bar even though I really only knew opinion and this is a free country. p.m., say "see you later" then roll 1 heard the dumbest song I night with $120 just for beer, and hopping (I think we hit six places) two of them well. To the people who went with me into the pool in one swift motion. have ever heard down in Florida one lime. and when we ordered two beers, And I hope the people thai and to other people who traveled I realized that I need to have I am not sure what it is called but We paid $15 dollars to get into the bartender said "$2." were blessed with my presence on Spring Break, you know how other people apply sunblock to the whole course was "I'm homy, some bars and danced the night Ben and I both looked at each for a week enjoyed the number much fun it was and how fast the me or reap the benefits of a bad I'm homy, homy, homy." away in the spacious clubs. other and asked the guy to repeat one Stella time went. tan, which I did and am doing I have never laughed so hard in We, especially me, hated leav- what he had said at least three What, what, what! I definitely saw and heard I saw girls give up their under- my life and realized that making ing and my salute to Florida and times because we were used to Stella baby can be reached at some amusing and wired things, wear for a Fish Bowl, which was fun of yourself for doing stupid the week of fun we had was wear- hearing "$9" for the same order. [email protected]. Tell including my new nickname normally a $ 17 drink with 800 dif- tilings is just as funny as ripping ing my bathing suit the whole I am sure there are a ton of him your Spring Break stories. "number one Stella," and declar- ferent kinds of alcohol in it. The on other people. We met some way home. The most depressing things I have left out guys but I

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PO Box 7, Rocky River. OH 44116 Pro Shop & Bag room staff needed working, stained glass, website de- Student Research Colloquium. for freshmen and sophomores Rossford, OH 43460 or fax 662- (440)333-1155 or (440)333-1310 (M or F). Flex. hrs. wages ♦ tips His TV senes is ainng this weekl Enroll in Army ROTC and compete sign, desktop publishing, photogra- 9525 Ask for Kathy or Marc Heatherdowns Country Club. 385- THE AFRICANS: A Triple Heritage tor 3 S 2-year awards which cover phy, video, weighls/fitness, gymnas- 0248. ask tor Chris. parts 3-5 wilt air 6 00-9 00pm tuition, books & fees, * $200/mo tics, archery, golf, volleyball, roller- Drum lessons offered. Call Bowling Green Music and Sound at 352- TONIGHT in 303 Education 4 for expenses. hockey, lacrosse, soccer, baseball. 6612. in Ihe dorms on Ch 59. Call for details: 372-2476 and basketball! Nurses, kitchen and operations staff also needed. Wide Fraternities * Sororities Love sporting events, being involved range of paid internships for many on campus, or just being crazy? Pregnant? Get Tested. Clubs * Student Groups Confidential, protessional service. majors! June 16 - August 16. Bene- Earn $1.000-S2,000 this semester HIGHLAND Mascot tryouts may be lor fits include training, salary, accom- ATTENTION you...Freddie & Frieda apps. are 354-4673 BGPC with the easy campusfundraiser.com MANAGEMENT modation, food, laundry, and travel three hour fundraising event. No now avail in 365 Education or 405 Unlimited tanning thru linals-S45 allowance. Apply online al www.no- sales required. Fundraising dates 130 E Washington Street Bo»lingOreen SS Deadline lor apps is Fri March 1 mo. unlimited $30. SENIORS: rizoncamps.com or call (800) 544- are filling quickly, so call today! Con- 30 Campus Tanning 352-7889 354-6036 5448 tact Campusfundraiser.com at (888) www wcnet.org/ - highland Want to be Freddie or Fneda Fal- Want to be Freddie or Frieda Fal- 923-3238 or visit • self employment con? Apps are now avail, in 365 con? Apps are now avail, in 365 vyww.campusfundraiser.com ATTENTION Education or in 405 SS Deadline for Education or in 405 SS. Deadline tor • unlimited income Graphic Designjntern GRAD STUDENTS! apps. is Fn March 30. apps. is Fri. March 30. • extensive training Part-time 20+ hours. Detailed, very Jay-Mar Apartments Wood County Humane Society energetic and creative. Knowledge Services Offered Cats and Dogs $55 each of Illustrator. Photoshop and Does any of this 803-815 8th St Call 352-7339 Log On PageMaker is a MUST. Fun work 2 bedroom-$475/mo.-12 mo. lease environment Send resume to HCM, interest you? Some remodeled FALL 2001 PRACTICUM OPPOR- www.bgnews.com 321 Perry St.. Toledo. OH 43604 or $550/mo.-12 mo. lease Publl»h Your Work For $1,295 TUNITIES IN THE INTRAMURAL fax to 419-242-3024 or e-mail to laundry facilities on-ste Textbooks, Novels, and More OFFICE FOR RECREATION AND Join one of NW Ohio & SE [email protected]. ♦Air/heat Call FirstPublish, Inc at 888-707- SPORT MANAGEMENT MAJORS. Michigan's top real estate J4orvrsitwwwlirstDublish^orrv APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN 130 Ihe Highlands PERRY FIELD HOUSE OR ON THE firms Contact Joe DiSalle at 220 Napoleon Rd. WEB. DUE FRIDAY. APRIL 6. IN- Personals 419-866-5900 or e-mail at One bedroom laundry facilities TERVIEWS WILL BE HELD APRIL 9-10 Cla-Zel Theatre disallejd(o>prodigy.nct in ttfdg., a/c, quiet. JOHNNEWLOVE From $395/month Downtown B G • 353-1361 Will interview 0* 0* o* Lil Andrea O* 0* 0* www cla-zel com Ihe Homestead- Lil Lil Lil Can't you see? REAL ESTATE, INC. students of any major Graduate Housing Whal a great pair we soon will be-- Wanted One and two bedroom A/C. Hang in there hi-only a tew Recess: School's Out on-slte laundry, ceramic tile, more days Rental Office o ♦ ■;♦..»♦ u-&g?? ■>♦ o* o» 4:00 G soundproof construction skylights 319 E. WoosterSt. dishwashers, vaulted ceilings 1 lem. subleaser. Build sell-esteem, become more as- DiSalle From $510/month -12 month lease May thru August. Own room. sertive, reduce stress, strengthen Star Trek: w-W KM IVIAHC0 I Painted Lady 353-2366 relationships. Join the Women's Rentals available WralhofKahn First contact 14354 West Poo Wellness Group forming now. meet- 2 female subleasers needed May- 3+ bedrooms, rurai setting ing Thursdays beginning March 22 PG13 PG13 August $600 whole summer, utilit- for summer and the home team! W/D, City services Call Carrie al 372-9355 to register ies included. Call 373-1867 for more fall. Stop by for 6:00 & 10:00 12 Orhces Serving Oho & Southern Mchigan ^$lC00/month -12 month leose^/ DM Dream Team info. Best Wishes this weekend! Help share expenses. Apt. 2 miles our full listing. You've worked so hard, now relax. from campus Furnished. Lease thru enjoy & realize the difference you July. S275 mo. incl. util. Call 419 Ron Ga lagher have made Will see you Ihis 668-7977 after 5pm weekdays. Any- Sat March 24 at 8:00 pm weekend. Swimmy. SDIK time weekends. 354-2260 Pickets on sale now! of mm tSlPflPlLjp JAPANESE MUSIC FOR THE SHAKUHACHI featuring Taniguchi "Ryudo" Yoshinobu GREENBRIAR, INC. 8M1/2 N. Church St.: Spacious efficiency Michael "Chikuzen" Gould Time Is Running Out For Fall 2001 apartmenl with ALL FREE UTILITIES'! -s Unfurnished. Great location, close to every- Tuesday. March 20 • 3:30 p.m. % thing $300 00/month for 12 month lease Nakamoto Japanese Studies Room 224 E.W00STER 352-0717 ,<5> 11th-floor • OffenhauerWest • BGSU 1330 1/2 N. Churth St.: 1 Bedroom unfur- nished upper duplex. 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Pro shop help needed. Musi be at Polaris Amphitheater is accepting Summer Job & Internship Fair! Child Care Staff Tennis Positions, all levels, " Apartments, rooms, & efficiencies least 19 yts old. Call Tanglewood applications (or part-time seasonal Wednesday, March 21st, noon-4 Innovative, driven persons needed Northeast Summer Camps. avail. 1 or 2 bdrm. apts. 300 block Golf Club at 1-419-833-1725 lor positions for security, guest services 101 Olscamp. Over 75 companies to lead YMCA Child Care Programs www.summercampemployment.com of E. Merry. Rooms 309 1/2 E. Mer- & housekeeping. Access an applica- in Bowling Green & Perrysburg. or 1-800-443-6428 ry $220 mo. includ. all util. Efficiency more into. Summer Work for Students tion on-line @ Must enjoy playing w/ children. Cur- 146 S. College, $315 mo., w/d. in- Men willing to learn and work on Want to be Freddie or Frieda Fal- Social Work Administrator www.polarisconcerts.com. apply in rently hiring for the following posi- con? Apps. are now avail.* in 365 cluding all util. Plus More! Going person or attend our job (air on Sat.. wood floors, including gym floors. tions: Counselors-18yrs. of age w/ Fast! Call 353-0325. Toledo area homeless shelter seek- Starting when school is out for the Education or in 405 SS. Deadline for March 24 (11a-3p) u 2200 Polaris H.S. diploma. Experience preferred. ing an Executive Director. Candi- summer until the end of August. apps. is Fri. March 30. 1 bdrm. apt. across from campus. Parkway. Columbus. OH 43240 or will train. The YMCA offers competi- dates must be flexible and Work consists of operating equip- Avail. June 1st, 1 yr. lease. expehenced in granl writing and ac- call 614.431.2200 for more info. tive pay & a great working environ- $350/mo. . utilities. Call 419-897- ment, including floor buffers and ment. Flexible firs. Benefits avail, in- Pan-lime, 20*- hours. Dreamweaver, countability; staff (including social Social Worker floor sanding machines. Also meas- Ultradev, Rash. Photoshop, Illustra- 5997. worker) supervision, public speak- clude YMCA membership. Apply In The Anne Grady Corporation, a long uring, laying out and painting game tor. ASP experience a plus. MUST 12 month leases starting ing; client management; financial, person to: Ft. Meigs Center For term care facility for adults with De- lines and art work And applying HAVE EXAMPLES. Fun work envi- May 19.2001: staff, and client record keeping; and Health Promotion, 13415 Eckel Jet. velopmental Disabilities is looking gym floor finishes. We will thorough- ronment. Send resume to HCM. 321 226 N Enterpnse #B-1 Br.-1 per- community awareness/invotvement. Rd . Perrysburg, Ohio 43551. (419) for a Licensed Social Worker with a ly train you in alt phases of the work. Perry St.. Toledo. OH 43604 or lax son-$420 • util. Master's Degree in Social Service 251-9622. strong work ethic and one who takes Job pays $8.00 per hour. You can to 419-242-3024 or e-mail to 230 N. Enterprise »C-1 Br.-1 per- Administration; substance abuse pride in their quality of work. expect between 40-50 hours per Tandem Health Care of 5leve3hardycom.com. son-$360 ♦ util. counseling experience a plus. Send Full-time position available, eve- Maumee/DBA Swan Pointe Care week. Hours can be flexible. Must Wood County Prosecutor's Asst. 266 Manville Front-1 Br.-I person- cover letter and resume, including nings and weekends. Will promote be punctual and reliable and willing Center is a 100 bed long term care salary requirements, to; Executive Coordinator's Position. Full lime 40 $380 ♦ util positive relationships between Anne to accept responsibility. Please con- facility in Maumee. We are currently 322 E Court «2-1 Br.-1 person-$405 Director, PO Box 212, Samaria. Ml, hr. week Bachelor degree in related Grady Center, families, and guardi- tact Bob Koch-419-385-5814 or fax seeking dynamic individuals to join incl. all util. 48177 or email same to field recommended. Own transporta- ans. Prepares evaluations and par- resume to 419-385-6483. our team for the following positions: 322 E Court #4-1 Br.-I person-$415 [email protected]. ticipates as a member of the Inter- Nursing Assistants tion a must. Background In criminal Tandem Health Care of Maumee justice and conflict resolution help- incl. all util. disciplinary Team, and conducts Seeking certified and test-ready 424 1/2 S. Summit-EWc 1 person- employee training. DBA Swan Pointe Care Center nursing assistants to fill full-time and ful. Applicants must give 1 yr. com- is a 100 bed long term care facility mitment. 354-9250. $260 • elec. Candidate must have a Social Work part-time positions on all shifts. 605 5th «C-2 Br -2 person-$4O0 . located in Maumee. We are current- license, minimum one year experi- Housekeeping util. ly seeking dynamic individuals to ence working with MR/DD individu- Seeking housekeepers to work part- Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 als, ability to communicate effective- join our team for the following posi- time including every other weekend For Sale ly, knowledge of Medicaid regula- tions. and fill-in for vacations and days off. tions; knowledge of individual rights, Nursing Assistants Dietary Aide 2 bedroom apartment. $475 a monlh ability to act as a team player; good Seeking certified and test-ready Seeking Dietary Aide to work part- including utilities. 327 1/2 E. Merry, writing skills, ability to meet dead- nursing assistants to fill full-time and time evenings and even/ other '89 Honda Accord-many new parts available May. 12 monlh lease. Call 352-5475 lines. part-time positions on all shifts. weekend. Dependable. $2000, obo. Call Brian Housekeeping We offer: Interested candidates please apply at 353-5197. 3-4 BR house, country setting, city ' Medical/Dentaimx Seeking Housekeepers to work part- in person to: services, W/D, grad /pro*. HONDAS FROM $5001 Police im- "FREE Life Insurance time including every other weekend Swan Pointe Care Center $1000/mo., Call 354-6036. 'Paid Vacation/Holiday/Sick Time and fill-in for vacations and days off. pounds and tax repos! For listings 1- 3600 Butz Road APTS FOR RENT [look no further *A fnendiy working environment Dietary Aide 800-719-3001 ext4558. Maumee. Ohio 43537 426 1/2 E. Wooster. 2 bdrm., avail than Kaufman's Steakhouse Interested individuals should apply Seeking Dietary Aide to work part- Attn: Sallie A. Baldwin, HONDAS FROM $5001 Police im- time evenings and every other pounds and tax repos! For listings 1 - 6/1/01, utils incl. $475/mo 352- for NTN Interactive Trivia at CELS. MAPM. 5882 Anne Grady Corporation weekend. Human Resources Manager 800-719-3001 ext4558 Gon s!] Interested candidates please apply APTS FOR RENT 1525 Eber Road The Aurora Academy, a community r7r r " Holland, Ohio in person to: 426 E Wooster. 1 bdrm avail. Swan Pointe Care Center school located in Toledo, is seeking 6/1/01. dean, A/C. ulils incl. Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm middle grade teachers in the subject For Rent uxaujmcuis Fax (866-7462) 3600 Butz Road $360/mo 352-5882. Maumee OH 43537 areas of Science and Math. Candi- Visit our website at: For rent-1 bedroom house. 316 Attn Sallie A Baldwin, CELS.MAPM dates must have valid certificate to www.annegrady.org Ridge (rear). $350/month. Call 354- Human Resources Manager teach in the State of Ohio. Send Where great food Is cover letter and resume, with atten- " 4 bdrm. house for rent. Great 2854. tion to the Director, to 541 Utah shape including washer & dryer. Houses. 1. 2. & 3 bdrm apts. begin- din thine but trivial. Street. Toledo. OH, 43605, or fax to: Starts in May 2001 possibly Aug ning May 01 9 & 12 mo leases. 419-693-4799. 2001. Call 353-0325. 352-7454 OPS Immediate interviews TODAY from 2-4 D in 300 SadrJemire STNAs D Student Employment Office Full & Part-Time Call or stop in D 372-9294, GUMMkR CAMP J09Q Positions Available O

$1,000 Sign On Bonus SUMMER CAMP JOBS Camp Counselor* needed for top girl's camp in Maine, Top salary, travel paid in full, room/board/laundry and uniform pro- Apply in Person or call Connie vided. Skilled in Arts/Crafts (ceramics, jewelry, stained glass). Basketball, Canoeing, Dance (Jazz. Pointe. Tap), Field Hockey. Coif. Gymnastics. for Additional Information Horseback Riding/English Hunt Seal. Lacrosse. Photographer/Videographer. Piano Accompanist, Office/Administration, Outdoor Adventure, Ropes/Challenge Course, Sailing, Soccer. Softball. Swimming. Tennis. cuuraran Management Inc. Theatre, Volleyball. Water skiing, Windsurfing Additional opportunities for OTISIING KDMIE SIGNING LEASES kitchen, cooks, maintenance, webmaster, nurses 850W.PoeRd. Bowling Green, CHI 43402 (419> 352-7558 . _ NOW D 2001/2002 OBOOOOOOOOOOOSOOOO jfiEtfCA Management Inc. Hilbdale Apts. 1082 Fairview. The Technology Infrastructure Project • Building an Electronic Community I Bdrms & 2 Bdrms. CAMP VECA FOR GIRLS" Visit our website at www.campvega.com Air condition/Dishwasher to complete an application and receive a camp video or call 1-800- Garbage Disposal 838-8342. washer/dryer hook-up in 2 Bdrm Starts al S390-Call 353-5800 Come see us1 We will be on campus Wednesday. March 28th Olscamp Hall Room 104 from I0am-3pm. Drop-in interviews encouraged, no appointment necessary. Management Inc. Evergreen Apt. 215 E. Poe Studios & Large I Bdrms Laundry on site Starts at $250-Call 353-5800 I Summer J^ www.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet AIEECA Employment Management Inc. &--• ileiiusite Apts. 710 N. Enterprise 1 Bdrms/Air Condition i Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal m BG Picking up the pace Stans at $410 Call 353-5800 Positions Available are: The City of Aquatic Complex Manager • Aquatic Complex Bowling Green Assistant Manager • Lifeguard ■ Swim Inttructo' • The first three campus sites switched The process is expected to take one Pool Attendant • Concession Manager ■ Management Inc. Perks & Recreation Concession Attendant - Assistant manager lor to the new data network—Hayes Hall, to three days at each location except the Carter Park Adult Sport Complex • Softball Willow House Apis. 830 Fourth St Department Scorekeepers • Park Maintenance (Ball Fieldi. the Technology Building and WBGU- Administration Building, where roughly I bdrms/Air Condition Parki and Aquatic Facility) • Arts and Crafts Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal is seeking several mature Instructor • Baton Instructor • Tennis Instructor • TV—were converted over a six-week five days have been allotted for Cheerlesding instructor • Voutti Softball Umpires • Starts at S400 - Call 353-5800 individuals to (oin our Roller Hockey Instructor ■ Track Instructor • Special period between Jan. 3 and mid-February. the work. summer program staff. Eventa Specialists and Program Specialists wfto conduct Day Camps • Nature Camps and Sport /vfl&CA Campt for youth from 3.5-14 years of age In the next six weeks, 12 buildings are In the conversion process, each com- Management Inc. scheduled to make the switch to the puter and network device is Stop by our office at liitfrcsiptl persons should bring .1 resume and compJe in ,i|tplii .MM n .1 ihfpnrl office lin Woodland M.ill) network built by the technology disconnected from the old network and 1045 N. Main St Direct Questions to: 354 6?23 for complete listing or infrastructure project. connected to BGsupernet. Afterward, Call 353-5800. users can expect reliable, high-speed www.wcnet.org/-mecca Done in segments (geographic groups access to on-campus resources. More of buildings), the transition continues in information about the process will the southwest corner of campus. Over be provided to the people in each spring break. 11 computer labs were department who have served as M flflorco s Pizza converted in five southwest buildings- contacts throughout the project. Williams, Shatzel, West, Moseley and SPCCIRLS University halls. Beginning the week of After the southwest buildings, the March 26, the rest of Williams and transition will move to the northwest, Shatzel halls will make the move, then to buildings surrounding Kreischer followed in April by: Quadrangle and those in the central Cheese & 1 Topping 99 campus area, in that order. It will be • Additional Toppings $1.00 each •Limited time offer • McFall Centtr complete by October, at about the same •No Coupon necessary •West Hall time that the last cable for the • Prout Chapel infrastructure is installed. •Johnston Hall lflRG€ PIZZA •Moseley Hall Cheese & 1 Topping •HannaHall Additional information about the • Additional Toppings $1.00 each • Family and project is available on the Web • Limited time offer Consumer Sciences Building (www.bgsu.edu/bgsupernet) and in a • No Coupon necessary • University Hall four-page update that will be distributed • South Hall campuswide next week. -FREE DELIVERY- • Administration Building 353-BGSUS 1045 N. Main (2 M\.\et|CS BGSU •v New Business Hours J ^ "* Sun-Wed llam-l:30am, Thur-Sat llam-2:30am afV