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{Eheg&^etog 1995 The BG News "Celebrating 75 Years of Excellence' Sunny high of 69 Wednesday, March 15,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issuel20 Blister in The Sun Building concepts conserve 'emergy'
Leah Barnum The BG News
Building a new house may require people to think beyond solar panels, recycled wood frames and low-flush toilets. Designers who are limited to those techniques cannot help the Earth's resources last. But those who consider "emergy" may be able to, said Wilfred Roudebush, an architect and assistant professor of construction systems at the University. Most architects consider how much energy is used to produce ce- ment or cut down trees and haul them to a site, but they do not yet consider the quality of the energy. Roudebush said. All units of energy are not equal. A unit of energy of electric requires more input than a unit of energy of gas, he said. Energy quality needs to be considered before the house is designed, he added. "Emergy" Is a concept that allows everything to be considered. Emergy Is a calculation of each energy source that goes Into designing, constructing, living in. destroying and disposing of a structure. Roudebush said. "Selection of building alternatives contributing the most emergy to the economy while drawing the least from It Is possible through the use of environmental value engineering." Roudebush said. llaiiliilifcinilOllm Environmental value engineering Is considering all stages of and In- University atudenU and roeldenta of the MacDonald residence haila take puts to the structure's life before It Is designed. Inputs include envi- aa the famed MacBeach Tuesday afternoon. The warm weather la expected ronmental, such as land and water, goods and equipment used to time out of their day to enjoy the recent warm weather on what la known to continue for at least two more d»y, afterwhleh. It will probably get cold again. construct the home, fuel energy used while the home Is lived in and services and labor to construct and eventually destroy the home. "Society is looking more toward sustainable development and con- struction, but I don't think It exists." Roudebush said. Proponents of "green architecture" are not considering the energy used after the house is built, and they are not considering overall Electees prepare for term energy-saving alternatives. "You really have to consider the alternatives that function the said some changes in the way same." Roudebush said. Jim Barker For example, a concrete beam and a hard wood beam serve the same The BG News general assembly meetings are Stefancic, Jordan plan run is something that should be purpose, but different amounts of energy arc used to make, use and expected with a new leadership. destroy the materials. Blectlon to the presidency and "I can tell you one thing about "People complain that making cement uses too much C03. but they vice presidency of Undergraduate USG's 1995-96 agenda the meetings next year. Jeff will Ignore the quality and longevity." Roudebush said. Student Government has made summer, and I'd like to use that said. not step on my toes the way Jen | A concrete beam would last much longer, he said. neither Jeff Stefandc and Mat- time to establish ties with the new Next year's productivity will de- Mathe. current USG presidentj Emergy measures quantify the amount and quality of energy of each thew Jordan idle bystanders for University president and to estab- pend upon the ability of USG does with Bill (Wilson, current element that goes into the nine stages of a structure's life cycle. the remainder lish USG as a prominent student senators to produce quality legis- vice presldentl. as Ear as Jumping Roudebush said. of the 1995 organization," president-elect lation. Stefancic said. in and Interrupting." Jordan said. Those stages include three steps when materials are extracted from spring semes- Stefancic said. "Just over the past "I don't think putting a quota "That Just Irks the crap out of the environment or manufactured. They also Include design of the ter. couple of weeks of the election, we on legislation Is going to work." he me. It's ridiculous. It's his Job to structure, producing the component of the structure and actual con- If anything, have been kicking around some said. "I've always been more con- run the meetings. But 11993-94 struction of the building. The final stages are comprised of time the these two fu- ideas as to how we can accom- cerned with the quality of legisla- USG President Jasonl Jackson structure Is used, demolition of the building and the recycling of natu ture leaders of plish this." tion, rather than the quantity of never stepped on 11993-94 Vice ml resources and disposal of waste. USG now find Some of those Ideas Include legislation. President Chad| Luckner's toes," Architects must begin to consider the emergy total for all the stages themselves bu- putting USG flyers In the "Good "I think something that each he said. -- Including the final ones. Roudebush said. sier than ever Stuff' packages given to incoming senator should have at the begin- Jordan also said he wants the "It's so complex, like the lAmertcan Institute of Architects! still don't preparing for a University students, as well as ning of the year is one specific Is- assembly meetings to be run as a have a totaling process." Roudebush said. 'They Just look at the productive working with WBGU-TV 24 In or- sue that they want to work on, pieces." That Is the trend of the green movement In general. 1995-1996 school year. der to have USG general assembly and then work on that issue." See STEFANCIC. page aix. "I'm staying here over the meetings televised, Stefancic Vice President-elect Jordan "(The green movementl doesn't go back to the root of the problem and how much Is produced," Roudebush said. 'They Just look at how they can recycle stuff." Using less is another aspect of saving energy, he said, adding that O.J. 's defense to address building larger houses than necessary today Is sort of a "punishment Groups to society." "At some point in time, society will have to give up the luxury things Just to Uve," Roudebush said. "Look at the areas that don't have the support detective's alleged bigotry resources we do — they come up with ways to do things." However, the Environmental Protection Agency will probably never make regulations regarding the amount of materials and land people upgrade son's estate to frame him in the can use to build a home, said Schott Heldenrelch, of the 'division of sol- slaylngs of his ex-wife and her friend. of Union "This is a double homicide case. See GREEN, page aix. Aaron Epple This Is not a case concerning the The BG News character of Mark Fuhrman with respect to the issues of race," The University Union Is a Clark said. BY THE NUMBERS landmark where most stu- She said the defense was at- dents congregate at one A look at statistics that have shaped the University over the years. tempting to "inflame" the Jury , , , ,.i,..,...... 1.,, , ■ ,. time or another. However, with testimony that will "evapor- many believe this building ate Into thin air." iams with the most does not adequately cater to Clark scoffed at allegations the student needs. prosecution said it would offer In a mutual agreement. from Andrea Terry, who is a friend CCHA titles Undergraduate Student The Associated Press cial couples to a woman in a bar, ever used a racial slur In the of Kathleen Bell. Marine Gunnery Government and Graduate Sgt. Max Cordoba. Marine Sgt. Bowling Green Student Senate were Joined LOS ANGELES - The OJ. presence of a black Marine and a third allegation Involving an inci- Ron Rohrer. store owner Phil by Resident Student Asso- Simpson trial Judge ruled dent that wasn't explained in Cdeman and an unexplained Michigan State ciation Feb. 22 In passing that the defense can grill De- tective Mark Fuhrman on new al- open court. witness named Martin. bills to bring the Union up "These allegations get more St. Louis* to standard. legations of racism, but he Ito refused to let the defense wouldn't allow Simpson's attor- question Fuhrman about an ac- outrageous by the minute." Clark "Right now. it's a 'univer- said of details on the witness Lake Superior sity" union, not a 'student' neys as much leeway as they re- cusation that he once refused to quested. shake hands with a black man, statements from defense attorney union." said Bill Wilson. F. Lee Bailey, who Is cross- Michigan vice president for USG. "We Judge Lance Ito gave pros- saying the alleged act was open to a number of Interpretations. examining Fuhrman. fed It should be a 'student' ecutors more time to Investigate two of the allegations, raising the The ruling came after an emo- Bailey said Cordoba, who is union." black would testify that Fuhr- IC Desired renovations In- possibility that Fuhrman will tional plea by Deputy District At- have to return to the witness torney Marda Clark to stop the man used the epithet "nigger" In clude larger, more accomo- his presence, but Clark said the datlng lounges for studying. stand later In the trial. defense's attack on Fuhrman. Ito said the defense may ques- The defense Is trying to portray prosecution has Interviewed Cor- •No longer In CCHA Bee UNION, page fire. tion Fuhrman on whether he ever Fuhrman as a racist cop who doba and he never mentioned the Souroa: B.Q.8.U. Hookey Media Guide expressed disgust about Interra- planted a bloody glove at Simp- '"n-word." 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The Associated Press announced its All American Team Tuesday. Page 9. Editorial The BG News page two Wednesday, March 15, 1995 Rush restores manliness Great news for all of us who love Feminists don't like Playboy. are trying to topple the male hier- The BG News liberty and truth: Oliver North They don't like anything that archy that's been In place for cen- has a radio talk show. Just when demeans women. If a fellow can't turies. In this regard they are very "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" you thought Rush Umbaugh was gape at a choice pair of hooters, similar to many minority groups the only one. There Is only one what's this world coming to? who want to take away white peo- drawback to this: It's unlikely Item No. 24 in Rush's 35 Un- Julie Tagliaferro ple's rights- Michael Zawacki that Ollle will run for president In deniable Truth s of life In his book One time some moron called editor-in-chief managing editor 1996. It's too bad. too. Ollle would The Way Things Ought to Be Is Rush's show and said that blacks make a great president. Imagine this: "Feminism was established had a voice and It must be heard. the things he would dol And If so that unattractive women could Get this. Rush said, "Why? They'- that stupid Congress ever got In be granted access to the main- re only 12 percent of the popula- , Leah Barnum Dawn Keller his way. well, we know how he stream of society." I agree. Take a tion. Who the hell cares?" Man, news editor assistant managing editor would deal with It. gander at your average feminist. did that get a guffaw from yours But OIHr's greatness lies not In Woof City. butyl the executive office. He will be a PARK Both Rush and OUle are right Here's why I think Rush and Ol- voice of reason In a world of moral R ITTLEFIELD on when It comes to feminism and lle are so great: I get so mad about Joe Peiffer Larry Hannan Sharon Turco decay. Umbaugh has been danc- abortion. Feminists don't like the so many things I can't see city editor editorial editor feature editor ing his goose step of greatness for Idea that God created them to straight. For years I had no outlet years, but he Is In desperate need E have babies. They are trying to for my fury. Then those liberals of a partner. The crazed, tree- diction. alter the natural order of the took away dwarf tossing. That hugging liberals of this world are It's obvious Rush Is outnum- world. was the last straw. legion, and they need to be pelted bered. Ollle Is Just the man to Join Here's another quote from But then along came Ollle Proposed revolution by the combined wisdom of North his fight against moral decay and Rush: "All those femlnazls out North. He was so virile and so and Umbaugh- slimy. AlDS-lnfested liberalism. there demanding their right to an righteous. Then came Rush. He I think Umbaugh has received Take the arts. These crazy pain- abortion as the most Important was so cuddly and so rotund. will benefit campus a bum rap for too long. All he ters and writers want to be able to thing In their life never have to With these two spokesmen of the wants to do Is help create the create anything they want. And worry about having one because right my manliness found voice kind of America God Intended. He they want the government to help who'd want to have sex with again! They put the steam back in speaks out against liberals, femi- pay for It. I think artists should all them?' Does Rush have a bound- my step and the pride back In my nists, gays and minorities so real _L he new "revolution." be bed to a giant rocket bound for less reservoir of witty banter or shorts. Americans can get a break. the moon. After launching it we what? Those feminists really get It conjures up images of war-torn countiies, over- I remember seeing him host can torch all un-American and my goat. But I can always count They may not have political thrown governments and the names of heroes like Tho- CBS Late Night In 1990. When he blasphemous "art." Now I want to on Rush to come up with sharp power, yet their strength Is great mas Jefferson and Samuel Adams. This is not the case went out Into the audience to ask make It clear IVe never set foot In witticisms to put them In their The number of people who listen with Marc Ross, Mark Jarrett and Bethany Adams' new Its opinions, the audience mem- an art museum or been to any place. Once on his television pro- to them and love what they say Is revolution proposed to revamp Undergraduate Student bers yelled at him. Some black plays. However, my uncle went to gram I heard him say that any growing fast. Jump on the train, Government. woman called him a bigot. Then a ballet once. He said It was Just a women who don't find him attrac- people! Buy a one-way ticket to The new revolution outlines a plan in which the current some queen said he was a homo- bunch of fruits Jumping up and tive have to be lesbians. He's RlghteousvlUel The artists. AIDS 36-member structure of 12 at-large senators, 12 organi- phobe. Poor Rush had to run down. After he told me that I de- rlghtl activists, tree-huggers and zational seats, six off-campus and six on-campus district back onstage and ask for a com- cided to keep clear of anything Don't get me wrong — I'm not homos are still out there. Real senators will be reorganized. mercial break. But when the supposedly artistic. queer or anything. Just because I Americans need Ollle and Rush to break was over, the audience was Playboy Is my Idea of art. Miss have a big poster of him in my guide them to the glory days The News agrees with the proposal which will be voted gone. They had been cleared out. ahead. on at the March 27 USG meeting. March has herself a fine set of room doesn't mean anything. and Rush was able to spew forth Lots of people have those. Currently, the structure allows for over-representation. chest puppies. Did she ask for a Look out dwarves — the tossing his wisdom without any contra- government grant? I rest my case. But like I was saying, feminists USG senators are elected to represent a specific segment gloves are on! of the population depending, on which type of senatorial seat they run for. However, on-campus students could be represented three times if a senator lives in small-group CAMPUS PERSPECTIVE housing, is a member of the Greek system and is an at- large senator. USG is attempting to gain the respect of both students and administrators, and the new revolution will provide a What are your plans means to do this. The organizational seats as they now stand usurp USG's power as a governing body. It allows for spring break? every campus organization to be equal with USG, taking away its power. .- No other form of government gives small interest groups such large voting power. Organizational seats often represent the needs of 30 or 40 students and invali- date the larger vote of the 17.000 students who attend the University. . For example, Resident Student Association has a vote ih all USG legislation, but USG has no say in matters (jpncerning RSA. USG should be the No. 1 student voice, thus becoming the main vehicle to facilitate change on oampus. LETTERS TO V By eliminating organizational seats and forcing organi- sations to run for at-large seats, more students will be- THE EDITOR come involved in USG. ■^This effort by USG will allow more students to become Complaining only letters like Keyes" as long as involved and provide competition for seats. In such a there are Ignorant people like Structure, senatorial seats will mean more and. in the shows ignorance Long writing letters because Ifeng run, streamline USG. they have nothing better to do than whine and complain. ■' The News believes if an organization's vote is worth This letter Is being written In tfiat much, run for at-large seats ~ Just like the 23 dedi- response to the letter submit- Brian Bokanovlch I'm going home to work and pay I'm going to New York City. It's Freshman cated students who ran for senatorial seats this past ted by Edward E. Long a few off some bills. I'd like to go down too bad I don't get a chance to sit Marketing month. days ago. I want to begin by to Daytona. Fla.. with Campus on a beach, but I can live with saying that all the Letters to Copyright ©1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any Crusade for Christ. They're New York. I'll enjoy the hustle and the Editor lately seem to be In material in this publication without the permission of The BG having a conference down there, bustle of the dry. I'll be living in a response to the letter submit- Political correctness and I'd love to take part. I am glad church and will have the chance News is strictly prohibited. ted by Jennifer Keyes. I do not hurts people's freedom I'll get to see my lanilly and spend to help and assist some homeless believe Keyes said anything so The BG News is an independent student voice founded some time with them, though. people. controversial It deemed so in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and Bridget Dwyer DanHorton many letters be sent In oppo- Well. Penny Brown, our Uni- Wednesdays in the summer. Senior Sophomore sition to her views. versity's own sexually aware Communication Disorders Biology/Secondary Education freshman. Is at It again. I could Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of It seems to me that when a hardly get through her March die student body, faculty or University administration. Opin- black person stands up for his or her beliefs, he or she Is 2 article. ions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not neces- commended for having pride in I'm not sure what she con- sarily those of The BG News. their people and their race. siders to be the "good ol' days," Letters intended for publication must be between 200- However, when white people but I am sure I don't under- 300 words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone attempt to do the same, as stand how she reaches her Keye.s did, they are considered conclusions on this era. number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News an Ignorant racist. I don't know how she can reserves the right to edit any and all letters. I would also like to discuss possibly think our society used The BG News encourages its readers to notify the • some points presented by Long to have "more respect, cour- paper of any errors in the stories or photograph descriptions. In his letter. He lists numerous tesy and tact," when she sup- holidays as "white holidays" posedly knows all about the which society said he must "extreme racism, sexism and celebrate. I am curious as to oppression," suffered by so The BG News Staff why he believes these holidays many. are only for white people. I TTue, a large number of peo- photo editor Ross Wetnner would also like to ask him why ple are still Ignorant and In- spans tdifor Marly Fuller there Is no school In session in tolerant of anyone different asst. sports editor Pat Murphy observance of Martin Luther from them, but overall, I'd say graphics editor Jim Mericsko Day, but Presidents' Day Is not our society has shown Im- Weekend Reality editor Glen Lubber/ observed by this University. provement. ~ Weekend Reality mg. editor Melissa Upowski Long also said February was Political correctness does In- copy chief Cindy Williams I will be going to Boston. My sis- 111 be spending my spring break chosen for Romance & Re- deed limit one's freedom of ter got an Internship there this assistant copy chief Kristin Stadum in Orlando, Fla. My mother has a sponsibility Month "in an at- speech. As for Its showing re- summer, and I'm going with her cousin that Just moved down tempt to divert attention away spect If you have someone dic- i special projects editor Robin Coe to help find a place to live. If I there to work at a college. I'm go- assistant special projects editor Aaron Gray from Black History Month." tating what you should say. could go anywhere, I'd go to Mon- ing to go down there and look at This may be one of the most how to say It and whom to say tana. That's not the Ideal college the college for graduate school. TU Idiotic statements I have ever It to, you are not showing re- spring break place to go. but 1 204 West Hall probably also go to Busch Gar- seen. That Is like saying that spect; you are merely showing lived there last year and really dens. My dad can get me free Jewish people only celebrate Bowling Green State University obedience. liked It tickets. Hanukkah in December to Maryann M Plnckley Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 AmyTomon Julie Payne divert attention away' from Senior Senior I bgnews9andy.bgsu.edu Senior Christmas. Secondary English Educa- Environmental Scl- Communication Disorders In short there will always be tion ence/Bloiogy The BG News Headlines Wednesday, March 15, 1995 page three
THEY SAID IT "As far as we're concerned, he's just here for a few practices." -Luc Longley, on Michael Jordan's return to the NBA. The Mighty Jungle ACROSS REGIONAL Weather THE NATION Wednesday, March 15 Accu-W8ath8f*ta»caal tor daytime conations and high tsrnpataturaa New drug will help cocaine addicts The findings were presented at the Winter Conference on Brain BALTIMORE -- Researchers say Research In Steamboat Springs. they know how to block the kick Colo.. In January and are being from cocaine, and are less than submitted to the Journal Science. two years away from developing medication that would help wean The single biggest need In this addicts from the drug. country's battle against drug abuse and addlcUon Is a treat- Heroin users and alcoholics ment for cocaine," Nil) A Director have long had subsUtutes to ease Alan Leshner said. "This Is our them off their addlcUon. Cocaine best shot at the moment" users have had only willpower. A Baltimore-based company, Now doctors at the National ln- Gullford PharmaceuUcals. of sUtute on Drug Abuse and Johns which Snyder Is a founder, has Hopkins Medical Center say they already begun developing the know how to block cocaine's ef- drug, which Is expected within a fects. few months to two years, accord- ing to George Uh I. acting director of NIDA's research facility In Bal- , i f is $ $ ****jMiami 79° 1 v ****** ****
Tk. ModlM Pi»~ «• ►**• Five facing charges reached for comment. There was CLEVELAND - Five people no telephone listing available for educaUon electlves and were Indicted Monday on federal any of them. Community col- Warm weather was a Uttle too much for Mick, a 23-ye»r- other classes required for charges related to a fire that des- Emily M. Sweeney, the U.S. at- lege offers sum- their degrees. old Jaguar at the Brandywtne Zoo In Wilmington, Del., re- troyed a restaurant In Nlles. sulting In thin gigantic but somewhat toothless yawn. torney lor Northern Ohio, said In mer classes a news release that the U.S. Bu- University students re- More than 300 students The indictment charges the Bve reau of Alcohol, Tobacco and turning to Loraln County from four-year colleges with conspiracy, arson and mall Firearms was assisted In Its In- and surrounding areas this around the country take ad- fraud in the destruction of Sadie's vesUgaUon by the Nlles Fire De- summer can take credit vantage of the program each Casablanca Mediterranean Res- partment and the Ohio fire mar- classes at Loraln County summer at LCCC. Popular On This Date taurant on Oct. 30. 1992. shal's office. Community College that will summer courses Include z\)t iMifimi transfer back to Bowling accounting, art, chemistry, Seven years ago today, BG's A federal grandjury returned Activist approach Green. computer science, econom- hockey and women's basketball teams the indictment against Sadie La- may restore confi- ics, English, foreign lan- headed to their respective NCAA touf. 51, ofNew Castle, Pa.; Mario Through LCCC summer guages, history, humanl- 1995 tournaments for the second J. Guerrierl, 63, ofYoungstown; dence sessions, students at four- Ues. mathematics, music, Richard A. Harakal. 51, of Hub- DAYTON — The man who may year colleges and unlversl- philosophy, physical scienc- consecutive year. bard; Joseph N. Sarlch, 68. of be the next Interim president of Ues can get ahead by taking es, psychology and sociolo- Youngstown: and Dennis L. Grif- Central State University said he those lab courses, general gy- fin. 59. no hometown listed. would take an activist approach to restore confidence and funding Those charged could not be at the financially troubled school.
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Two Brand New Buildings at 13t^ £VUKS RESTAURANT ' Campbell Hill 5 Dinners for under $5 Italian Sausage Dinner For Fall of 1995 rice, grilled vegetables and bread Chicken Tenders Dlnner- •2 and 3 Bedrooms •Full Basements french fries, coleslaw and bread (Side of BBQ sauce) ■Washer/Dryer Hookups •Air conditioning Border Scramble Chlcken-n-Noocflef- garden salad and bread Spaghetti- Greenbriar Inc garden salad and garlic toast 4 [ Woo' Campus The BG News pagefcour Wednesday, March 15,1995 On A Pedestal Local agencies offer suicide counseling
Heather Cvengros The BG News The University community has experienced the loss of a student who committed suicide. Jonathan Heskett a graduate assistant in philosophy, died on March 7. Various campus and local agencies provide assistance for those con- templating suicide and those loved ones they leave behind. According to the American Association of Sulddology, the most common form of suicide Is the use of firearms, and the highest num- ber of suicides occurs In males age 65 and older. Suicide Is the eighth leading cause of death overall and the second leading cause for 15- to 24-year-olds. Multiple stresses, depression and loss of loved ones are Just some of the causes. The University Counseling Center, located In the Student Services Building, offers counseling for depressed students who are contem- plating suicide. "We encourage students to come and talk about what is bothering them," said Roman Carek, director of the counseling center. The center also helps people who are survivors of suicide victims. "Many are often stunned by the suicide." Carek said. The center gives these people an opportunity to meet and air out their feelings." The University's Psychological Services Center Is a training clinic offering therapy and counseling to students, faculty and people who have no connection with the University. "Suicide Is not a very common problem, but we do have students who come In throughout the year," said Harold Rosenberg, director of the Psychological Services Center. Tim Belavtch, third-year doctoral student in clinical psychology, is a psychology counselor at the Student Health Center and Psychological Services. He is trained to handle suicidal Ideation. Belavlch said he believes there are a number of causes contributing to suicide. "The age group among late teens and young adulthood don't know what to do with their life or they end a relationship which seems like the end to everything," he said. They don't have the social support from home." Amy Vu Horn fo. T». BO !»•»• Students and non-students who may be experiencing suicidal idea- afar Vlckl Rledmsn gets the best of both worlds ss she sosks up the afternoon. Rledman. aa well as other students.fought the urge to alt tion can also receive help at The Link, a crisis intervention center lo- ■ while studying for class on the steps of Motels? Hall Tuesday Inside on a mid-March afternoon. cated at 315Thurstln St. Awareness highlighted Would-be students attend Governor focuses on tornado, flood education multicultural nroqramminq Lee BOMButt ■*■ •—' •—" uted to flooding. natural hazards. The BG News like to attend the University, said In 1994, there were more than The Bowling Green Fire De- Amy Johnson Saturday's events consisted of The world would be a much : BG News Camela Chavez, chairwoman for a presentation at the Admissions 150 reported floods and nine re- partment has a major role in help- the program who works In the Of- different place today if everyone In ported tornadoes In Ohio. Since ing people prepare for tornadoes, Office, and students were able to Senior high school students fice of Admissions. go on a campus tour and visit the history would have been aware of 1894, there have been 24 killer according to Bowling Green Fire who have been accepted to the tornado and flood safety. tornadoes In Ohio, racking up Chief Joseph Burns. Student Recreation Center. University attended programs "We wanted to reinforce their Noah may have saved many 301 fatalities due to tornado- "We send spotters to the edges Chavez said. ,, last weekend to see multicultural decision to attend the Universi- more people with his ark, and related injuries. of town during tornado warnings, aspects of the campus. ty." Chavez said. "The number of Dorothy and Toto may have never In March of 1913. Ohio's largest and If they see anything, we set "A panel discussion with Uni- Students who attended "Multi- minority students attending versity students [took place on| left Kansas. and deadliest flood occurred, kill- off the sirens." Burns said. "Dur- cultural Recruitment Weekend" Bowling Green has dropped. We Saturday evening," Chavez said. Deaths do occur from floods ing nearly 500 people. Today. ing tornadoes people should stay were able to see and hear what wanted the students that have 'The students were able to ask and tornadoes, so to help educate Ohio ranks fifth In the nation away from windows, seek shelter the University holds for their fu- Ohio dozens about tornado and been accepted to the University to the lUnlversltyt students ques- with 710 communities Identified in low places and stay away from ture education. flood safety, Gov. George Volno- become Interested in what It has tions about the University." by the federal government as open areas In large buildings like The weekend event was the first to offer." vtch passed a resolution Jan. 9 to flood hazard areas. gymnasiums." of its kind to welcome multicul- designate the week of March The main goal of Volnovlch's re- The visiting students were able tural students to the University, The students were able to at- to attend services at Prout Chapel 12-18 as 'Tornado and Flood solution Is not to inform Ohio Although tornadoes are a said Ed Long, president of the tend a variety of events and visit on Sunday morning. Chavez said. Safety Awareness Week." about statistics, but to educate threat to Bowling Green, floods University's Panhellenlc Council. different areas on campus during Eighty percent of natural disas- the public about preparation are not, according to Bowling "The weekend was held in an the weekend. ters in Ohio every year are attrib- methods and response to these The weekend events were or- Green Police Chief Galen Ash. attempt to Increase the enroll- ganized through the Office of Ad- ment of multicultural students at "On Friday we welcomed the missions and co-sponsored by the University." Long said. students to the University, and Panhellenlc Council. 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The BG News State Wednesday, March 15, 1995 page five Cities get breath of fresh air Flawed pennies The Associated Press 'The area simply has not been healthy to breathe," he said. "This for a tailpipe Inspection program A federal environmental regulator able to compete ... for many Is a signal to the residents that next January because ozone make big bucks on Tuesday approved reclasslfy- large-scale development whatever sacrifices they have emissions in the area were higher Ing six counties in the Dayton projects." Weddle said. made personally are paying off." and additional growth Is project- and Toledo areas as places that The two areas had been classi- ed. Porter said. But tighter pollu- The Associated Press meet smog re- Some companies considering fied as not meeting the Clean Air tion restrictions won't be Im- strictions, rais- locating In the area had shied Act because of high readings of posed. DAYTON - Double-lettered 1995 pennies that coin collectors ing hopes that away, fearing the expense of extra ground-level ozone - or smog -- are selling for more than $200 apiece have begun to surface along the move will pollution-control equipment and In past years. The ozone Is pro- Paul said the tailpipe program the East Coast, according to Coin World magazine. attract new additional time to get environ- duced primarily by pollutants is important to make sure the In Its March 27 edition, the weekly Sidney. Ohio-based maga- business. mental approval of projects, he from cars, trucks and factories. area doesn't slip back to violating zine said reports of the coin have come In from Connecticut. Mas- V a 1 d u s said. pollution standards. sachusetts. Florida and Virginia. Adamkus. re- Under the new designation, the "Cars are cleaner, gasoline Is Coin experts believe as many as 600.000 of the Philadelphia- gional adminis- "Companies Just simply steer two areas won't face tighter alr- cleaner, but people are still driv- minted pennies could be In circulation. trator for the clear of non-attainment areas be- pollutlon controls on Industries ing more and more each day." he Beverly Beck, a coin dealer with Ambassador Coins In Manas- U.S. Environ- cause the risk, cost and uncer- and other ozone-producing sour- said. sas, Va.. toldCotn Woridshe found 50 of the pennies while search- mental Protec- tainties are too great," Weddle ces In the near future. ing through 500. She said she sold them to another coin dealer tion Agency, signed papers at said. "For me. as an economic de- He said the biggest factor in re- for $150 apiece, or $7,500. stops in Toledo and Dayton to ap- veloper. It's like getting a new Carol Porter, spokeswoman for ducing ozone likely was the gaso- Raymond Plchette. of Punta Gorda. Fla.. reported finding 20 of prove the redeslgnatlon. lease on life." the Ohio Environmental Protec- line Industry's decision to lower the coins. He said he sold 14 to local dealers for $100 each. A 60-day public-comment tion Agency, said the Toledo area the vapor pressure of gasoline to period will precede final approval. John Paul, supervisor of the will not be required to Implement make It evaporate more slowly. Coin experts believe the double letters In "Uberty" and "In God" on the pennies make It a doubled-dle. which Is created when a The new designation likely will Regional Air Pollution Control a tailpipe Inspection program or The Dayton-Springfield area In- help economic development, said Agency in Dayton, called the put special nozzles on gasoline cludes Montgomery. Clark. die. the device used to stamp Images on blank coins, has onset Impressions. Rick Weddle. president of the EPA's action "extremely signifi- pumps to capture vapors. Greene and Miami counties. The When dies are made, they are pressed more than once with the Toledo Regional Growth Partner- cant" Toledo area Includes Wood and ship. 'This shows that our air is Dayton will proceed with plans Lucas counties. mirror image of what is to appear on the coin. If the mirror Images are not precisely on top of one another, the letters and pictures appear more than once on the coin. Beth Delsher. editor of Coin World, said there have been no con- firmed sightings of the coin In Ohio yet to her knowledge. She said coin dealers generally appear to be willing to pay up to $200 Firearms bill a loaded issue for the coin and sell It for slightly more.
The Associated Press won 83-13 approval of the legisla- we don't do this they will take dents reduce the penalty on a However. Greg Martin, owner of Gemco Coins In Columbus, tion Tuesday. away $486 million In funding. I case-by-case basis for reasons a has offered $1.000 for one of the pennies. Martin said he wants to COLUMBUS - A bill that would "If we don't pass this bill the don't like mandates coming down school board established, or un- be the first In Columbus to buy one and wants to stir up some ex- require the expulsion for one year state of Ohio will be cut short on us from on high, but folks, we less a student was permanently citement In the coin business. of students who take firearms about a half-bllllon dollars In fed- don't have a whole lot of choice In excluded from all public schools. Store Manager Eric Justice said his boss has not yet had the onto school property has cleared eral funding," Krebs said. this matter," Krebs said. Krebs' bill also would permit chance to buy one of the pennies. Justice said people have made the House despite being branded districts to block from enrollment appointments and either canceled them or shown up without the Tne as federal government blackmail. This Is federal blackmail. You hill would require expul- a student previously expelled coins. Rep. Gene Krebs. R-Camden. mlght as well call It what It Is. If slons unless school superinten- Inm a different district. UNION Continued from page one. extended hours for using debit now. although Its good, is pretty crease student Involvement by You're in Luck cards and a more efficient dining expensive." Imeans ol Iproxlmity." said Jen- environment. The most Important modifica- nifer Maine, president of USG. "A lot of other campuses have a tion would be actually housing 'We've been looking at student There are still apartments available: Wendy's or a Pizza Hut in their student organizations like USG In apathy, and we think students union." said Art Mabrey. vice the Union Itsell in order to bring are very disjointed, partly be- president for RSA 'That'd be real- government closer to students. cause there Is no forum." • Field Manor Apartments -1 left ^§$; ly good here because the food "In our conception. It would In- • FrazeeFra7ee Avenue ApartmentsAnartments - 3 left ■—s-JA • 334 N Main - 2 left T.0.'s CAMPUS COM • Buff Apartments - Call 900 E. Wooster (next to Cafe Shadeau) 352-3365 Call or stop in for a complete listing of available apartments & houses
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. IheAssDCBted Press was unavailable for comment. Na- tion of Islam leader Louis Farrak- I CHICAGO - A Nation of Islam han and his aides refused re- clinic that has received nearly peated requests for Interviews. $600,000 In federal funds Is dis- Farrakhan said at the Nation's pensing an unlicensed "miracle 1992 convention that the Chica- cure" for AIDS, the CHcago Tri- go-based church had won exclu- bune reported today. sive U.S. distribution rights for Immunex. a brand of Interferon.
" How could anyone Pharma Paclflca Management Ltd. of Australia, which owns the give them the rights Immunex trademark, said It has to distribute the never had any agreement with the drug? It's illegal to Nation of Islam, the Tribune said sell it in the United "How could anyone give them States." rights to distribute the drug? It's Illegal to sell It In the United States." said Dr. George Carlo, George Carlo acting technical director of director. Pharma Pharma Paclflca. Paclflca Pharma Paclflca would not sell ; The Abundant Life Clinic, the drug as an AIDS treatment, which operates in a low-Income even with FDA approval, unless neighborhood in Washington. there was proof It worked. Carlo D.C.. Is run by the Nation's chief said. doctor, who once accused the government of developing the Allm. a non-practicing surgeon, AIDS virus. told the 1992 Nation convention , Dr. Abdul Allm Muhammad that then-President Bush "played sells what he claims Is a form of a leading role In developing a poli- Interferon. the newspaper said. cy of genocide against non-white Tk* AMoeUtod Am flto photo Studies have shown that Interfer- people all over this earth, and we Ruiiltn cosmonaut Gennady Strckalov U followed by Soyuz apace flight commander Vladimir Dezhunrr and American astronaut on Is not effective In the treat- believe that the AIDS virus Is a Norman Thagard aa they wave goodbye to a crowd gathered Juat before lift -of f at their apace minion at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in ment of AIDS. direct consequence of that plot- Kstshstan. The clinic received $213,000 In ting and planning In secret." federal funds In 1993 and $333,351 more last year for pri- To back up his claim about the GREEN mary medical care and nutri- drugs miraculous healing ability. STEFANCIC tional support for AIDS patients, Allm touts a 1990 study done In Continued from page one. Continued from page one. the newspaper reported. Kenya, the Tribune said. The I The clinic advertises In Nation study purportedly showed that mixture of serious business and Id and Infectious waste at the time soon. If ever," Heldenrelch article In the March 1994 Issue publications that Allm has Hie low-dose interferon conquered relaxed atmosphere. Northwestern branch of the Ohio said. of Popular Science. cure for the deadly virus. Allm HIV. which causes AIDS, the "Cliad ran a very professional EPA. However, some countries, such claimed In a 1992 speech that newspaper said. assembly, but he still kept It kind "Just from |my| understanding as Canada, are developing ways For example, the Waterloo Re- AIDS sufferers need only take one of loose. If we're going to be tele- of the free enterprise system and to limit waste and energy use. gion Green Home, west of Tor- of his tablets a day for six months The pill "really does work. It re- vised live, there are going to be no turns people to productive life." capitalism and how things are to- Canada's "Advanced Houses" are onto, was designed and built so to be cured. screw-ups on my part," Jordan Allm said In a March 1992 speech day, 11 believe materials regula- among the most energy efficient that only 20 pounds of construc- Allm was out of town today, and said. tion! Is unlikely to happen any- on the market, according to an tion waste were generated. his office said his spokeswoman at Howard University.
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01 Sports The BG News Wednesday, March 15,1995 page seven Miami lineman tests positive for drug use The Associated Press Several personnel people ment test which Impacts heav- cited a number that has noth- ily on players we take," said Po- PHOENIX -- Warren Sapp ing to do with drugs: 4.74. llan, one of the chief architects was supposed to be among the Sapp's extremely fast time over of the Buffalo team that went to first five players chosen In the 40 yards In a workout last four straight Super Bowls. NFL draft. week. Now that the Miami defensive Still, there were Indications "It Includes durability, relia- tackle tested positive for mari- the drug test did affect some bility, personality and training juana at the NFL scouting com- people. Just as they have in the habits. Drug tests would cer- bine. Is he still a top pick? past. tainly Impact on that" he said. To many NFL teams. Includ- In fact as recently as last ing some that choose In the top year, drug rumors nothing Another view from Carmen five, the answer Is yes. Of more pushed running back Policy. San Francisco 49ers course. It also depends where Charlie Gamer from the first president: "It's not so much that team Is In the drafting or- round to the second, when substance abuse. You have to der. Philadelphia took him. know you're going to Indianapo- "I'll vouch for him." said Seat- Rumors also caused safety lis and you're going to be tested. tle coach Dennis Erlckson. who Louis Oliver to drop In the first You'd have to question coached Sapp In college and round of the 1989 draft And someone's attitude and ap- has the eighth pick In next when linebacker Alonzo John- proach to pro sports and pro month's draft. "He's an excel- son tested positive In 1986, he football If you'd use an Illegal lent person, and If he comes went from a mid first-rounder substance knowing that." down to us, I'd be glad to have to the second round. him." Sapp could be subject to that. But Pollan, who compares Retorted Washington coach Sapp to Michael Dean Perry, Norv Turner, who has the BUI Pollan, general manager the Pro Bowl defensive tackle fourth pick: "Dennis Is Just say- of the expansion Carolina who recently signed with Den- ing that because he thinks the Panthers, who have the first ver, has Indicated he wouldn't drug test will affect some people pick, would talk only In general take Sapp anyway, itenn State and Sapp will get to Seattle. terms about the Sapp test. running back Kl-Jana Carter Is That won't happen." "We have a football tempera- reportedly the current choice. Reds' Sanders to stand trial for confrontation The Associated Press way for a trial the defense expects months in Jail. The Judge ordered the pros- to last for three days. nataoduthal > phato If the major league players' ecutor to choose between the two CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds Warren Sapp celebrates triffcing Nebraska quarterback Brook Beninger during the Orange Bowl. outfielder Ddon Sanders will strike Is settled, the trial date current charges of leaving the stand trial May 15 on mis- could present problems for the scene, because one charge alleged demeanor charges from his con- Reds and Sanders. The Reds are the offense happened on a public frontation with a police officer at scheduled off on May 15 but are highway and the other said it was Riverfront Stadium, a Judge ruled to play the next two nights In not a public highway. The pros- Tuesday. Montreal. ecutor said the charges were filed Do Not Use Drugs Judge David Davis of Hamilton Sanders Is to be tried on four County Municipal Court rejected charges. Including driving with- See SANDERS, page nine. arguments by Sanders' lawyer to out a license, resisting arrest suppress the police evidence leaving the scene of an accident against the two-sport star. Such and failure to comply with an offi- an order could have wiped out the cer's order. The possible penalties JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY city's charges against Sanders. per charge are up to $750 or Begin Spring With The Judge's ruling clears the $1,000 fines and 90 days to six A Fresh Start! SUMMER 1995 iH::::::::HnHHH::HH::H:i:Hni:::::::H:H::M:::::H:H:iHH::: A New Home! Our catalog of summer classes is ready to be mailed to you. The catalog gives you a The sisters of complete listing of our course offerings. special workshops, and travel programs. There are lots of exciting things going on at John Carroll this summer— don't be left out.
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TUCSON, Ariz. - Arizona The Associated Press comment Tuesday. His telephone guard Damon Stoudamlre number was not Immediately was cleared to play In available. Thursday's NCAA tourna- CLEVELAND - The Cleveland ment opener, the university Simms, who underwent shoul- Browns are hopeful that an der surgery after the 1993 announced today. agreement can be reached with Teammate Ben Davis re- season, has begun working out former New York Giants quarter- and will be ready for a session mained ineligible under a ' back Phil Simms. separate violation. Arizona's with the team and a physical athletic director Jim some time this spring, the "We are close to an understand- Browns said. Livengood said. ing with Phil Simms." the Browns The NCAA found Stouda- Coach BUI Bellchlck would not said In a statement issued Mon- elaborate on the unresolved Is- mlre. a Player of the Year day by team spokesman Kevin candidate, violated a rule sues whether they were financial Byrne. "But there are a number of or health-related or on the time- because his father accepted Issues that need to be resolved." an airline ticket from an table of a Simms workout In the agent and ordered the team's building in suburban The 39-year-old Simms. Most Cleveland. player suspended for a Valuable Player in the 1987 game. That suspension was Super Bowl for the New York "This Is as clear as you can get served when Stoudamlre Giants, was released by the It at this point." he said. "You can was kept out out Saturday's Giants before last season for sala- ask 50.000 questions. If there season finale against Ari- ry cap reasons, and because the was anything more to say. we zona State, the NCAA de- Giants wanted to go with 25-year- would have said It. I mean, that's cided, acting on an appeal old Dave Brown. as specific as we can get." by the university. He spent last season as an Giants coach Dan Reeves said If The fifth-seeded Wildcats ESPN analyst for NFL games. Simms' shoulder Is sound, he (23-7) begin tournament sees no reason why he could not play Thursday against No. Simms was close to signing come out of retirement and con- 12 seed Miami of Ohio with Cleveland two weeks ago. tribute to the Browns. (22-6). but talks broke off when his "He's a great player, a great Stoudamlre's father. Wil- agent, David Flshof, demanded leader," Reeves said. "His record lie, Is said to have taken an $4 million over two years, close to speaks for Itself. He played great airline ticket from sports what he was making with the for us |ln 19931- The only question agent Steve Feldman of Giants before he was released. we had was physical." Newport Beach. Calif., last Browns officials. Including month to travel from Port- owner Art Modell. blamed Flshof Reeves said he has spoken with' land, Ore., to Los Angeles, for the last-minute demands. Simms to determine If he wanted where Arizona was playing. They had been prepared to pay to coach. Reeves said the Giants Under the rule. Damon Simms the minimum of $178,000 asked Simms twice to Join the Stoudamlre would be In vio- The A**ocialed Piece flle photo with a series of incentive bonus- team as a coach, but he declined lation even without knowing es. both times. Reeves said Simms of any such ticket exchange. Ariiooi'i Damon StoucUmire drives against Michigan's Jerod Ward. Rshof could not be reached for would make a "great coach."
Labor board to issue Wisconsin coach fired i practice complaint after one losing season The Associated Press until such time as a new In this case." Felnsteln said. "It The Associated Press agreement Is reached or until will take another week or two MADISON. Wls. - Stan Van the parties bargain to a good- before such a decision Is Gundy was fired as basketball WASHINGTON -- The faith Impasse on these Issues." reached." coach at Wisconsin today after National Labor Relations Board Felnsteln said. O'Connor wouldn't say how only one season. today told baseball owners It The NLRB action could set many votes It would take to au- Wisconsin finished with a would Issue an unfair labor the stage for the agency to seek thorize a lockout. Various 13-14 record. Including 7-11 In practice complaint against an injunction In federal court management officials say It's the Big Ten for a ninth-place fin- them, raising the possibility the against the owners to restore either a majority of the 28 clubs ish. players' strike could become a baseball's 1994 work rules re- or three quarters (21). Van Gundy, 35, an assistant lockout. lating to free agency, salary ar- coach for two years under Stu Management lawyers Chuck bitration and signing policies. The NLRB board has au- Jackson, took over when Jackson O'Connor and Frank Casey If an Injunction Is granted. It thorized all but one of Feln- left to become general manager of were Informed of the decision In could lead to the players ending steln's Injunction requests. If the NBA's expansion Vancouver a two-hour meeting with NLRB their seven-month strike an ac- Felnsteln pursues an Injunc- Grizzlies. general counsel Fred Felnsteln tion that in turn could result In tion, he probably would file He was the Big Ten's youngest and New York regional director the owners locking out the next week in U.S. District Court basketball coach. Danlel SUverman. major leaguers and starting the in New York. The case would be Jackson coached the Badgers Felnsteln said the complaint season with replacement assigned to one of the 39 Judges to the NCAA tournament last year would allege the owners "did players they now are using In on the court, and the Individual for the first time In 47 years, and not properly follow the rules of spring training. Judge would set the hearing expectations ran high that Wis- date. Former Wisconsin head basketball coach Stan Van Gundy re- collective bargaining" when Felnsteln Is expected to ask consin would return, led by sponds to question! after being fired from the position. they eliminated salary arbitra- the NLRBs five-member board senior forward Michael Flnley and tion and rules relating to free for permission to seek the pre- The most likely time for hear- sophomore center Rashard Grif- Stole Journal that Van Gundy from him before we might read It agency. liminary Injunction In federal ing would either be late next fith. broke the news on the team bus In the paper," Hosklns said. He said the complaint will be court. week or during the week of Sophomore guard Darnell Hos- after the season-ending 97-72 issued In the next day or so. 'The agency has not yet de- March 27. kins said Van Gundy had advised thrashing at the hands of Michi- Van Gundys 5-year contract "The remedy we will seek will cided the question of whether Just 19 days remain until the his players during the weekend gan State Saturday. calls for him to receive a base sal- be restoration of these terms or not to seek lnjunctlve relief scheduled start of the season. that he would be fired. "He said the reason he told us ary of $105,000. But It also pro- Hosklns told The Wisconsin was that he wanted us to hear It vides that if he is fired, he has a duty to mitigate the damages, or make a reasonable and diligent effort to find a newjob.
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The BG News Sports Wednesday, March 15,1995 page nine CLA Pac-10 heads All-Americans ^ A The Associated Press Ing year and Is well deserving of hopes to the honor." said Spartans coach Two seniors from the Pac-10, Jud Heathcote who Is retiring Ed O'Bannon of UCLA and Da- after the season. "I rate him as mon Stoudamlre of Arizona, and the finest shooting guard In col- return to two sophomores from the Atlantic lege basketball." Coast Conference, Joe Smith of The Spartans were runners-up Maryland and Jerry Stackhouse to Purdue In the Big Ten and are a glory of North Carolina. Joined Shawn No. 3 seed In the tournament. Res pert of Michigan State on The O'Bannon and Respert are their Associated Press' All-America schools first first-team selections team Tuesday. since 1979 when David Green- The Associated Press Smith, a 6-foot-10 center, was wood and Magic Johnson repre- the leading vote-getter, being sented UCLA and Michigan State, KANSAS crry, MO. - UCLA. named on all but four first-team respectively. which last won the national ballots from the 66-member Stoudamlre, who was cleared championship 20 years ago in national panel that selects the Tuesday to play for the fifth- coach John Wooden's last game, weekly poll. He finished with 313 seeded Wildcats In the tourna- was made a No. 1 seed Sunday In points in the 5-3-1 voting, two ment after allegations of NCAA the NCAA college basketball more than O'Bannon. violations kept him out of the tournament along with Kentucky, The ACC player of the year. regular-season finale, led the Wake Forest and Kansas. Smith averaged 20.8 points and Pac-10 In scoring (23.0) and as- The Bruins go Into the tourna- 10.4 rebounds and shot 58 per- sists (7.4). The 5-10 1/2 point ment as the top team In The As- cent from the field as the Terra- guard dramatically Improved his sociated Press poll, and It's the pins finished In a four-way tie for shooting over his first three first time they've gone In ranked first place In the conference and seasons, making 48 percent from No.l. since winning the title In earned a third seed In the NCAA the field and 46 percent from 1975 when Wooden took the last tournament 3-ooint range. of his 10 championships In 12 O'Bannon. who was the The first player In Arizona his- years. Pac-10's co-player of the year tory to score more than 40 points In all 10 of those title runs with Stoudamlre, averaged 20.7 In a game twice, Stoudamlre was UCLA entered the tournament points and 8.2 rebounds for the named on 31 first-team ballots ranked No. 1. league champion Bruins, the No. and received 241 points. The Bruins, the PAC 10 cham- 1 team in the final regular-season pion and the No. 1 seed In the poll and a No. 1 seed In the tour- Stackhouse. a 6-6 forward, West regional, play their first nament. The 6-8 forward, who averaged 19.4 points and 8.3 re- game Friday against Florida In- was named to 60 first-team bal- bounds for the Tar Heels, who ternational, winners of the Trans lots, shot 54 percent from the held the No. 1 spot longer than America Athletic Conference with field, including 47 percent from any other team this season and an 11-18 record. 3-polnt range. He matched Reggie finished In the four-way tie for the Kentucky was made the No. 1 Miller's school mark with seven ACC till.-. He was in the top eight seed in the Southeast after 3-polnters In a game. In four major statistical catego- defeating Arkansas 95-93 In over- , "In my opinion, throughout the ries In the ACC as North Carolina time to win the SEC champion- season, game in and game out, earned a No. 2 seed In the NCAA ship. Kansas was the top seed In Ed O'Bannon has been the most tournament. He was on 35 first- the Midwest despite losing In the consistent player In the nation." team ballots and had 235 points. Big Eight conference tournament. UCLA coach Jim Harrlck said And Wake Forest, which beat Tuesday. "Our senior leadership Randolph Chlldress of Wake North Carolina 82-80 in overtime has been the most important fac- Forest, the MVP of the ACC tour- to win Its first ACC tournament tor In our success this year, and nament with a record-setting 107 since 1962. headed the East re- Ed has been at the forefront of points In three games, was five gion. that leadership all season." points behind Stackhouse In the Kentucky plays Mount St. Mar- Respert. the Big Ten player of voting and was Joined on the sec- y's of Maryland, while Kansas the year, received 58 first-team ond team by Corliss Williamson of takes on Colgate and Wake Forest votes and 309 points and Is on Arkansas. Kerry Kittles of VUlan- plays North Carolina ASH", all on pace to become the first Michigan ova, Rasheed Wallace of North Thursday. State player to average better Carolina and Lou Roe of Massa- Three of the four No. 1 seeds than 20 points per game for three chusetts. went to schools with long histor- straight seasons since Mike Rob- ies of success In the NCAA tour- frison did It from 1972-74. The The third team was Bryant nament. UCLA has a record 10 6-3 guard averaged 25.5 points Reeves of Oklahoma State. Tim national titles, while Kentucky's and shot the same from 3-polnt Duncan of Wake Forest. Ray Al- five titles Is tied for second-best range (48 percent) as he did over- len of Connecticut, Kurt Thomas with Indiana. Kansas has won the all from the field. of Texas Christian and Lawrence NCAA championship twice. "Shawn has had an outstand- Moten of Syracuse. Wake Forest Is the only one of the four No.l seeds without a SANDERS national championship. Continued from page seven. The No. 2 seed In the East went • to Atlantic 10 champion Massa- to cover either possibility, but the ruling. chusetts. The second seed In the {udge said the Jury might get con- Sanders. 27. Is accused of Ig- Southeast was North Carolina, hised. noring police officer Herb Kohus' Th« AMocUt«d Ma BH MMM while Arkansas got the No. 2 seed • Ohio law limits the maximum order not to drive his motors- in the Midwest Connecticut, Maryland'• Joe Smith block! ■ •hot by North Carolina'! Jeff Helmut. Smith wai named to the Associated which lost the Big East title game Jail time for multiple mis- cooter through a pedestrian gate Press Ail-American team Tuesday. demeanor convictions In any one at Riverfront Stadium after a to Vlllanova. will travel to the case to 18 months behind bars. Reds' game Aug. 8. Kohus alleged West regional as the No. 2 seed. said Charles Rubensteln, the ci- that Sanders dragged the officer ^J / Did you know O I The Big Ten led the way among ty's chief deputy prosecutor. with him when Sanders drove off conferences with six teams mak- Sanders, also a defensive back as the officer tried to stop and ing the tournament. The SEC. Big for the San Francisco 49ers. was arrest him. that pranking is Eight and PAC 10 each had five not required to attend Tuesday's tournament teams while the ACC hearing and was not In court. His Lawson argued Tuesday that against the law? and Big East got four bids. lawyer. Kenneth Lawson. said he Kohus did not have reason to was not surprised by the Judge's make an arrest.
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