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partly cloudy Rec Center hosts Big Playground By AMYJOL. BROWN ground" night. they wished we had it every promote drinking or alcohol and of alcohol decorations all over, A popular event last year, the weekend." exchange them for raffle tickets which will help impact the rate The BG News Big Playground will feature Some events have been through which they can win a of alcoholism." high: 40 changed according to sugges- mountain bike or a Sony Playsta- There won't be monkey bars numerous activities from stu- dents' childhoods while a DJ tions students gave after they tion. Tracey Gavin, the project coor- and giant slides, but tonight at low: 22 plays music from the 1980s. attended last year's Playground. T-shirts, coasters, neon signs, dinator, agreed that it is impor- the Rec Center, students can "These are the games you did Two inflatable games, bouncy shot glasses and hats are all tant to decrease the number of enjoy all the games they used to when you went out for recess," boxing and moon walking, have items that will be awarded dif- messages about drinking. opinion play at recess. said Chris Hageman, health pro- been added to this year's list of ferent amounts of tickets. The "We're looking to get people Dodgeball, jump-rope, water motion coordinator of the event. activities. first 100 students to donate an doing something different," she i Jeff Gill considers fhe volleyball and fingerpainting are Over 450 students came last The Playground is part of the item will win a free T-shirt. possibility that it might just a few of the activities being year. BGSU Binge Drinking and Vio- "We're trying to change the said. "A lot of people have the all be decided in provided as part of the Student "We had a very positive reac- lence Prevention Program. campus culture," Hageman said. perception that drinking is the advance. Recreation Center's "Big Play- tion," Hageman said. "They said Students can bring items that "We want to reduce the amount only activity." Inmate i Guest columnist Show goes on defends the institution chooses of marriage. despite illness By ALEXANDRIA DIETZ day and he was out with his death and nation 4 friends," Brown said. "Then on The BG News Sunday his condition started to By STEFANIE Got hope? Steve does. deteriorate and by Monday he SIZEMORE Steve Sawyer is a couragous was admitted to the hospital." The BG News ■ Murderer given the twenty-three year old who trav- Sawyer's liver had started to Although^ many attempts els to roughly one college cam- shut down and one-third of his death penalty. were made to stop it, the Wilford pus a week trying to spread his liver had turned into scar tissue. Berry execution took place last message of "Finding hope He had surgery on Monday and Friday evening. through suffering." was recently released from :ertainment 7 Berry was convicted in 1996 Sawyer, who was bom a intensive care. for the murder of Cleveland bak- hemophiliac and contracted the A teleconference was set up ery.owner Charles Mitroff. HIV virus through a blood so Brown could correspond When Berry's death sentence ■ Erik Pepple believes transfusion, was supposed to with Nancy Sawyer, Steve's mother at Steve's bedside was not overturned he decided that Nick Nolte gives his come to the University last to waive appeals giving him the night to speak to the students. Sawyer was not conscious at the finest performance ever time. nickname "The Volunteer." However, Sawyer was Desperate attempts were in "Affliction." unable to make the trip because "This has been a difficult week," she said. "This is not made to save Berry's life because of failing health and hospital- state public defenders felt he was ization. unexpected, though. We knew we would get to this point." mentally ill and not competent to Though Sawyer was unable make his own decision to volun- to come to BG to give his According to Sawyer's moth- Photo Provided er, the doctors had to bypass the teer himself for execution. speech, he was there in spirit. The Ohio Supreme Court liver to stop bleeding in the Recent photo of Steve, featured in "Dying to Tell You," an arti- According to Michael Brown, denied every motion to delay the director of Campus Crusade for esophagus and stomach. cle in Worldwide Challenge magazine. "We reminded Steve that he execution, saying that public Christ, Sawyer was admitted to pointed that he couldn't be HIV virus. But, being in denial defenders showed no evidence the hospital on Monday. would have been at BG today," there. He is literally fighting for can be a dangerous thing, she said. "He was so disap- that Berry was no longer compe- "I talked to his dad on Satur- his life tonight." explained Sawyer. tent to waive the appeals. Sawyer said she has realized "There are dangers to your- Public defenders also asked the impact of the AIDS on the self when you are in denial," the Ohio Supreme Court to youth of today. Sawyer said. "You keep push- appoint a mental health expert to "AIDS is a disease that affects ing it down—it builds up until review medical records related to kids today," she said. "His mes- it explodes." Berry's head. They claimed that i The hockey team sage is one of hope." Sawyer said he used to blame Berry had suffered brain damage looks to clinch a Sawyer also said that Steve everyone else for his illness. back in 1997 when death row CCHA tournament has stared death in the face "If I could blame someone, inmates beat Berry to near spot at Western many times, but he has not I'd feel better," he said. "First I death. given up that hope. However, blamed the homosexual com- Michigan and Ferris The court again denied this he has not always had this hope. munity, until I realized that was and all other attempts to delay State. After the teleconference, a ridiculous. Then I blamed God." the execution. video was presented to the Steve also explained how his Despite all attempts, Berry crowd. It was a speech Steve pain turned to rage. was executed by lethal injection gave three years ago to the Uni- "When you have somewhere at the Southern Ohio Correction- versity of California in Santa to focus the pain, it turns to Opinion 2 Photo Provided al Facility in Lucasville. Barbara. rage," he said. It was the first execution in Page Three 3 Steve's first speaking engagement at his former college, Steve explained how he used Steve said that one should Ohio since 1963. World and Nation 4 Curry College, where there were over 100 decisions made for to be in denial when he learned Before Friday, Ohio was Entertainment 7 Christl he had been infected with the • See SAWYER, page five. among nine states with the death Sports 8 penalty that have not performed Sports Agate 13 an execution since the death penalty was reinstated by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1976. Students fast to help hungry Ohio brought back the death penalty in 1981 but 15 years of "People are giving up a little World Vision," he said. world," Oberlander said. appeals have kept anyone from By AMYJOL. BROWN Over 26,000 students from Last year, $6.5 million was ' Students will raise bit of themselves to help people being executed. The BG News they don't know," said Jim Ober- around the country are expected raised by the famine through money for hungry chil- Berry was the first person exe- to fast from 8 a.m. this morning sponsor pledges. This year A group of about-40 students lander, the initiator of the famine cuted in 36 years, but due to . dren around the world." until 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon. World Vision estimates that $8 will go without food for 30 for the BG community. pending U.S. executions, six men Oberlander brought the 30 While students will not be million will be collected. hours, today and tommorrow, in from Ohio are scheduled to be consuming any food during the Students gathered at the Sun- Jim Oberlander an effort to raise money for Hour Famine to the University executed in the next 3 months. 30 hours, water and juice will be dial at 7:30 this morning to eat BG initiator of the world hunger. after years of participating in it at According to Rhonda Mil- his church. provided. breakfast, their last meal of the 30 Hour Famine The 30 Hour Famine is being house, assistant to the warden at Interviewed by World Vision Students participating in the day. They will regroup tonight at sponsored by the Honors Stu- the Southern Ohio Correctional for a trip Oberlander wished to famine will collect monetary the Honors Center, where activi- dent Association Philanthropy Facility in Lucasville, one cannot donations from people which ties have been planned. committee and is being national- participate in, he was asked if he really compare any of these exe- will be sent to World Vision to "We are going to go over to ly sponsored by World Vision, an would encourage people to par- cutions. help children who are starving. the Rec's Big Playground," said Check out: organization fighting to combat ticipate in the famine when he "Berry volunteered himself," "[Students] will raise money World hunger. went to college. www.bgnews. "I didn't want to let down for hungry children all over the • See FASTING; page five. com • See DEATH, page five. News, web extras and a whole lot more. Black Student Union educates campus community party for the BSU. By BRANDI BARHITE the individuals from African Want to get in touch? descent. "We are not demanding Ashley said the Saturday cele- The BG News "The objectives of the BSU anything. We are suggesting bration will serve as a time to bgnews@bgnet. reflect on the history of the BSU. The objectives of the Black have not changed over the years," Ashley said. "However, these things to be done." The BSU was founded on Feb. bgsu.edu Student Union have not changed Bob Home since it formed in 1969. they have become adjusted to 19, 1969 shortly before the only Your direct line to your meet the needs of the University original member of the BSL' two African-American BSU newspaper. According to Roschell Ashley, president of BSU, the group was and African-American stu- members walked into a student In conjunction with the per- tion is co-sponsoring the event. established with the intent to dents." council meeting and made their formance of the music group, "The Word" will feature R&B Or call us: promote political, educational In addition to educating the presence known. During the "The Word," the BSU will cele- and hip-hop music. It is free and and cultural growth to the com- University about African- Amer- meeting they declared their brate its 30th anniversary Satur- open to the public. munity and University by pro- ican culture, she said BSU tries to • unhappiness with the University 372-6966 day at 7:30 p.m. in the Country- Suzanne Brown, BSU public viding programming and ser- give an informal support net- and made suggestions on how to relations chairwoman, said the vices that reflect the culture of work for African-American stu- side Lounge in MacDonald. The dents. University Activities Organiza- event is basically a birthday • See BSU, page five.

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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor I^edetemiinism possible answer Tod MeCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor I was thinking about writing fate? Sure this goes against your odds probably isn't thel Tony Cavallario about my disapproval of homo- everything I learned in Sunday smartest course of action. Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller sexuality, but that's a long road school, but I do find it interest- I got off the subject, though.l Web Editor that I didn't want to start down. ing. It's not my intent to star! a holy! Then I thought, since Wilford So, you're thinking: Jeff, war on campus. I am ignorantl Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown Berry was just executed, why not there's still no point to this arti- on the subject 6f this particular Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter write about my approval of the cle. Well, here it is... religion. death penalty? There's the samp THE POINT: Let's assume My focus is on how, if there is problem as the previous idea. that predeterminism ia the tool such a thing as predeterminism,] Next, I thought about writing which Cod uses to make every- and if !hey are right and there is on religion. 1 had to break reli- thing go the way he wants it to only a limited number of spots go. We are all puppets. What JL 9 v w 9 XT gion down, though, because this then they are doing all the work is another huge topic. would you do if you found out called predeterminism, or pre- for nothing. Something to think For more than a century, student movements have had an impor- In my Political Science 403 this to be true? Would you sit destination. Predeterminism is about. I think this entire notion tant place among the agents of social change. Students have a his- around and do nothing? Would class, taught by David Jackson, the idea that everything we do is is due to the fact that my parent tory of fighting for peace and justice. In the 1960s, students spurred we were discussing religion ear- you go on with your life as if already planned. God has laid nothing has changed. If prede- used to take (more like drag) my debates in Congress about the war in Vietnam and led the protests lier this semester. The class is the path in which we will even- terminism is ever-present, that's brother, sister and me to church for peace. Western Political Thought II, but tually end up. He has all the fine, but how do we know what every week. We never wanted td Students also struggled against discrimination and racism — it's a little more towards political event of eternity laid out. People go, but we had to. And as I gol both in the civil rights movement in the U.S. and in the fight to end we are predetermined to do. We philosophy and ideology. just follow his will. older, I got less and less out o| apartheid in South Africa. Now, in the 1990s, there is another war don't know our future, yet. We were discussing the idea This seems to rule out free I suppose this whole idea church. we must end; another struggle for peace and justice in which we, as of free will. This is the idea that will. Well, it does. But you can would throw the Jehovah's Wit- I was going for no reason. students, must make our voices heard. every person has the ability to say, what if you were to deny ness religion right out of the I do believe in God and I . For more than eight years, our government has been waging a create their own future. If 1 free will and kill yourself right window. First of all, I really don't Christian. This whole noti^ silent war against the people of Iraq. This month, the US-led sanc- wanted to hit someone, this is now? What, like he didn't know understand this type of worship. isn't a cop-out to keep me out t tions will kill 4,500 infants and toddlers, according to UNICEF my choice. No one made me do thai was going to happen? Well, I am under the impression that church either. I just think tli reports. Today, this policy will kill 250 people in Iraq, as it did yes- it. Also, on this token, God influ- I'll be damned, you fooled God. they believe that there are only a entire notion of predeterminisn terday... and as it will tomorrow. Since 1991, more than one million ences us to make decisions free Well, if this were to really hap- certain number of people that is really interesting and some people have died due to the scarcity of food and medicine and the of sin. This is why people pray, pen, your life was predeter- will be allowed in heaven and thing I hope everyone that i spread of water-borne diseases - all direct consequences of the sanc- go to church and abide by the 10 mined to end while trying to through their devotion to this this will stop and think about fa tions. commandments. cheat God's will. religion they are trying to earn a a few minutes. Ask yoursell Since 1991, United Nations agencies and independent human- Note: for the rest of this column, I do agree that this idea does spot. The one thing I don't rights organizations have been reporting on the devastating impact a faith that there is a God will help. sound a little ludicrous, especial- understand about this then is if what if? of the sanctions on human life in Iraq. Four years ago, UNICEF Not necessarily a Christian God. ly to the hard-core Christians. there's a limited number of reported that: "Sanctions are inhibiting the importation of spare but of an individual omnipotent But think about it for a second. It spots, why do they recruit door- Jeff Gill is a columnist for Thl parts, chemicals, reagents and the means of transportation required being tluit oversees all. does sound sort of intriguing. It to-door. The more people they News and doesn't want some relf to provide water and sanitation services to the civilian population of There is this idea of some- does take away the entire theory get to join, the lesser their gious thing preceding his e-m Iraq. What has become increasingly clear is that no significant thing other than free will, which of free will, but can humans real- chances of getting in the Pearly address. He can be reached movement towards food security can be achieved so long as the I think could be true. This is ly be trusted with their own Gates by St. Peter. Decreasing [email protected]. embargo remains in place." And what is our government's response? When asked on "60 Minutes" about the death of half a million children in Iraq - more Let marriage be gift, not sham children than died in Hiroshima, Madeline Albright responded "we Whoso findelh a wife findeth a their closeness, there are infinite basic unit of socialization an think the price is worth it." good thing. differences which exist. Yet cou- education in our society. Inl| We say NO! The death of one child is a death too many. ples grow to love these differ- delity should not be sensationa Proverbs 18:22 As Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Edward Herman and Edward ences and they learn to live in ized by the media especiall Said recently staled, in their national call for action, "The time has harmony, and like the sun and when nationally recognized all come for a call to action to people of con>dence. We are past the In a little over a year from the moon sharing the same sky letes, actors and political figu point where silence is passive consent — when a crime reaches these they never exist totally indepen- are involved. We have evolve! proportions, silence is complicity." now, if all things remain on schedule, I shall pull a black robe dent of each other, rather when from the Cleavers and tH We refuse to be silent in the face of this war. one fades the other glows just a Reed s into a Soap Opera sociel over my head, march to some 1 We denounce the trade sanctions against the people of Iraq as academic sounding musii walk lilt " bit brighter. Marriage unconcerned with chastilT immoral, illegitimate and contrary to fundamental principles of across a stage, and receive an allows couples to do this, it monogamy, fidelity and hontj affirms this bond, and on days humanity and human rights. We demand that Congress and the empty folder, presumably By renewing a focus on In President immediately end the ongoing sanctions war against the when the harmony does not designed to hold a diploma sig- sacred institution of marriage \ people of Iraq. By getting married, a man exist, then yes there may be little nifying the completion of my renew our commitment to I and woman publicly declare more than a piece of paper, but We support the University of Michigan's Student Assembly undergraduate education. On virtues, and lo our future. their love for each other, a love that paper may just serve to which passed a resolution in January condemning the sanctions that day, I will join many others against the people of Iraq. that shall remain in sickness and remind the husband and wife of I have been blessed wi| in celebration, for I will have in health, for richer or poorer for the vows they made to each many perfect role models of he We call upon all students dedicated to peace to join the growing entered a distinct minority, for in movement to end the war against Iraq. Get more information on all the days of that couple's life. other. marriages should work. I kn our country only 20 percent of These promises to love and that had my parents and gra how you can help end the war by sending an e-mail to studentin- Yes, divorces occur. However, the population holds a college honor, care for and obey are not parents given up when the goil [email protected]. Check our website at at http://leb.net/iac/ degree. Not long after joining I question as to if our society is students.html. cliches, rather they are commit- got rough, I would not be wha this minority I hope to be trading ments and solemn vows, made making it too easy to get a It was the collective voice of the students that woke our nation to I am today, nor will I be able in College Deans for Corporate during a ceremony in the pres- divorce, by making it appear to the horror of the Vietnam War. We must once again issue the wake achieve my future goals. It is I Bosses and Resident Advisors ence of friends, family and God, be an acceptable alternative to up call to the conscience of our nation. sure and certain hope that ol for Human Resource Specialists, if the couple so chooses. This collaborative problem solving. Our society has turned away day I too will become the type! all in an attempt to make money ceremony is an affirmation both husband my father and grand! Signed, from hard work, and toward and start a family. by the couple of their love for ther were, and it is because I one another, and also an affirma- instant gratification, so why Yes, Paul Khacherian, I wish that hope that I do not want ma tion of the couple by the commu- should researchers be surprised STUDENT COMMITTEE OF THE IRAQ ACTION COALI- to join another minority group riage to be viewed as a "sharrl nity gathered in celebration with to find people jumping out of TION (over 120 university students from 73 campuses, from 24 and enter into a successful mar- Marriage is far from a shal states and from 4 countries) them. The unity of two people marriages left and right when riage, despite all of your warn- rather it should be viewed aa through marriage is a powerful, they are unsatisfied or confused? ings against it. I want to enter unique and special gift. Mi Copyright S> 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any beautiful thing. As W.H. Auden My argument here however is material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is into a covenant with a person not to reform our divorce laws, riage is a gift that a man ai prohibited. said, "Any marriage, happy or whom I love and enter into a unhappy, is infinitely more inter- because there are many woman give to each other, yel The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- contract witnessing that commit- lished dally during (he academic year and weekly during the summer semes- esting and significant than any instances where divorce serves is also a gift that every coujf ter. ment. Yes, I am admitting that romance however passionate." as a valid and perhaps the only shares with every life they tou Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily marriage is a contract which is Nothing can be more true. way to end a relationship. through their togetherness. those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG witnessed by an officer of the Rather my argument is one that News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff slate and signed by two other Through marriage, each party urges a reaffirmation of mar- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto witnesses as well, but I believe appoints the other as the riage. Focus should be placed on Robert Casar is a guest colu\ ries or photograph descriptions. that marriage is something far guardian of their solitude, and those relationships that work, nist. He can be reached Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. more than a piece of paper. together they realize that despite for the family is still the most rcasar@bgnet. bgsu.edu.

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Don 't say rofu octothorp Do you drive to campus? Why or why HEY! NOW IS A GREAT TIME TO HOP reserve Saute and brown onions and • \AHK tuh-thoip\ • (noun) THE VEGAN/VEGETARIAN BANDWAGON, peppers and remove from heat Make not? ' OR, IF YOU'VE ALREADY SEEN THE guacamole with the avacado. lemon or the symbol # LIGHT, BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS lime juice, garlic and salt START OFF YOUR NEW COMESTIBLE Next, heat the bean mixture and place Example: "Please enter your Eva Egolf ADVENTURE WITH A SPICY EXPERIMENT in a serving dish Retry the totu cubes zip code number followed by Renee Cavallano IN BEAN CURD [THE EVER-DELECTABLE Freshman after about 5 or 10 minutes for a the pound sign, " instructed Senior ALL-PURPOSE TOFU). Music minute until a crunchy brown crust the voice mail recording. Education Performance/Eng "No. because I can forms [better than it sounds. I swear) 30 Tanisse obediently ABAGAIL'S FAJITAS "No. I don't have nde my bike - it's not Drain cubes from oil and then saute •1 8oz. block extra firm organic lofu cut punched in 0-1-1-0-2- a car." too far. Besides, too into one inch cubes and healed into onion and pepper mixture and octothorp. many people drive" (mmmm lofu. ) bring back up to heat. •oil for deep frying. Octothorp has a mysterious past. No one is sure where ■1/3 cup of your favorile salsa Righteous - you're ready to rock Fred Degand the word comes from, but •1 large pepper cut into strips Place several serving bowls on the Sophomore •1 large onion cut into nngs table bean sauce, guacamole, salsa, many link the name to vari- Nursing ■1 ripe haas avacado and nayonaise Bring the sizzling hot ous telephone workers in the "I can't right now. My •2 tbsps lemon or lime juice, freshly frying pan with the tofu and pepper 1960s, and all claim the car is broken, so I nde squeezed and onions to the table and place on a "octo-" part refers to the my bike." •2 tbsps minced garlic wire rack. •2 tsp salt, eight points on the symbol. 4 steamed bumto-sized flour tortillas The "thorp'' remains a mys- And be sure to do it the fun way: let •1/3 cup of retried bean mix. made into tery. One story links it to each person build his or her very own Matt Johnson Erin Prosser thick bean sauce a telephone company employee Junior extra-large fajita Joy First, spread the Psychology or who happened to burp while Junior Poli.Sci./Philosophy tortilla with bean dip, guacamole, nay- ■1/2 cup of homemade retried bean talking about the symbol "Yeah, sometimes My "No. I purposely sauce (your recipe) onaise and salsa Or whatever you with co-workers. Another roommates and I take moved closer to •a few tablespoons of Nayonaise"" want, really; this is your fajita Then, relates it to athlete Jim turns dropping each campus because (tofu mayonaise) heap the tofu and veggies in the cen- other off. because we parking sucks." Thorpe, and a third claims ter of the tortilla Fold the tortilla in half, got too many tickets." Ready? Heat tofu cubes in toaster then fold up the edges and continue it derives from an Old • People on ihe street is Intended as an unscientific sample ot the student population Anyone oven or microwave before frying in 425 wrapping until the fajita is closed like a English form of a Danish desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union degree oil Remove from oil and big burrilo Good job - now enjoy word. around, say. seven-ish But you didn't hear it here events Friday 2/26/99 Exploring National Trauma 1:30 -3:30 p.m. Cup of Culture presents: 5 - 7 p.m. "Susannah" and Collective Memory National Project fundraiser Sri Lanka Africana Drum Circle for For tickets call 419/372-8171 or / 7 a.m. Arts and Sciences lorum pre- Sponsored by Sigma Gamma Sri Lankan students Kusali World Peace 800/589-2224. Kobacker Hall. sents Arthur Neal, sociology, Rho Sorority, Inc. Union Foyer. Gamage. Anjali Wijetunge, Men's and Women's Track Jam session. Every Friday Moore Musical Arts Center. talking on major events that Sarasi Dunuhinge. Shiranthi through February. For more hosts Mid-American have affected our group mem- 3 p.m. Keppetipola and Hyacinth information contact Dr. Eason ory and shaped our reconstruc- Jebanesan will speak. Snacks TBA Conference Women's Tennis at Illinois- at 419/372-9815 Amani Room. tion ot history Lunch is $5.75. and beverages will be provid- Championships Women's Swimming at Presentation is at 12:30 p.m. Chicago ed. Sponsored by the World Charles E. Perry Field House. 8 p.m. and open to all. Call (or reser- Chicago. III. Student Association Off-cam- MAC Championships vations, 419/372-2340 Towers pus student center, Mosely Hall. Bowling Green Opera Second of three days at Miami Noon Inn, McDonald West. 4 - 5 p.m. Theater presents University. Oxford. Ohio.

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at * a « page 4 The BG News Friday, February 26, 19S The Editor-in-Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 " Eye on Jury sends King to death row The Associated Press said Byrd's sister Mary Verrett. news "It just sums up the total person- JASPER, Texas — Smirking ompUed from staff and wire reports ality of this young man. He has and cursing his victim's family no remorse, even in the face of as he was led away, white death." supremacist John William King The jury rejected a tearful plea I COURT went to death row Thursday for chaining a black man to a pickup for mercy from King's father, Ronald, who is in a wheelchair Man files lawsuit on misspelled tattoo truck and dragging him to ROSEVILLE, Mich. (AP) — A man who used guesswork instead of pieces. and uses an oxygen tube to ease a dictionary when getting a tattoo is now suing the tattoo parlor over Eleven white jurors and their his emphysema. "We've invested the mistaken spelling of "villain." elected black foreman took less a lot of love in that boy," the Lee Williams was left with "villian" on his right forearm, but he than three hours to sentence father said. "I'd hate to think didn't notice until a friend made fun of him, according to the Circuit King to lethal injection rather we're going to lose him." Court lawsuit filed Wednesday. than life in prison, taking about Afterward, jurors said they Williams, 23, is seeking $25,000 in damages against Eternal Tat- the same amount of time they felt they had no choice but the toos. To cover up the mistake he had plastic surgery, which cost him needed to convict him Tuesday death penalty for King, who $1,900 and left a "scar as long as his forearm," said his lawyer, Paul of murdering James Byrd Jr. in prosecutors say carried out the Clark. one of the grisliest racial crimes crime because he wanted to do Williams, a student at Wayne State University and a former since the civil rights era. something "big" to establish Marine, got the tattoo in 1996. Before the procedure, workers at the King becomes the first white credibility for a racist gang he parlor debated how to spell the" word, Clark said. Williams wasn't sent to death row in Texas for was organizing. sure, either, and they settled on "villian," Clark said. killing a black person since capi- "We looked for ways to not Eternal Tattoos' owner, Terry Welker, said that the parlor has a pol- tal punishment resumed in the have to do what we did today, icy of asking all customers how they want words spelled. He said if 1970s. Texas has executed only and they were not there," juror a customer agrees to a misspelling, "that falls back on them, not the one white person for killing a Lequeta Flowers said. "You just Associated Press Pboi artist." black — in 1854. can't have this. Society cannot Convicted capital murderer John William King, center (abovd Byrd's nephew Darrell Verrett accept this." is escorted out of the courthouse by Texas Ranger, Ronnlj ■ BRIBERY! held up his fingers in a V sign The conviction and sentence McBride, left and Jasper County Sheriff, Billy Rowls, for his trip t< and said, "Everything's OK." On will be automatically appealed. death row Thursday. ; Puerto Rico mayor convicted of fraud the courthouse lawn, women It could take six or seven years Below, James Byrd Sr. and his granddaughter, Renee MullirJ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A Puerto Rican mayor was con- high-fived each other and for his appeals to run out and the right, react to the sentencing of King, Thursday. victed of bribery and conspiracy Thursday in a $2.5 million kickback exclaimed, "Justice is served!" execution to take place. scheme that targeted a U.S. company cleaning up debris from Hurri- "For once, I'm proud to be cane Georges. from Jasper. For once, justice has Angel Rodriguez, mayor of the northern town of Toa Alia, and been served in Jasper," said Ethel contractor Jose Orlando Figueroa, also convicted Thursday, are to be Parks, a black woman wearing a sentenced June 8. T-shirt with a picture of Byrd The bribery charge carries a maximum 10-year sentence, and the beneath the words, "Love, Peace conspiracy count up to five years. and Harmony." A federal jury in San Juan acquitted both men of extortion. Spectators taunted King, Prosecutors said Rodriguez and Orlando demanded $2.5 million yelling "Bye! Bye, King!" as he from Mississippi-based JESCO in exchange for a contract to collect was led from the courthouse. - .r- <*- debris after Hurricane Georges swept over the island Sept. 21. When asked if he had any- Rodriguez also was accused of paying Orlando S20.000 in federal thing to say to Byrd's family. relief funds to act as an intermediary between the mayor and the U.S. King said "Yeah" and muttered subcontractor. an obscenity. Both men denied the charges, and defense attorney Luis Plaza "I wouldn't expect for him to said Thursday they were considering an appeal. say 'God bless the Byrd family,"' .^~:~:.**<~:.»JK»*****:

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| .■''.-■■-. Ffi™™rOTnTfBffii^iBftTiiiiW¥i rri"i Tinriiii>i Hill IIIIIBIMlMfflllMliTP Friday, February 26, 1999 The BG News page 5 BSU Continued from page one. Al that lime. Ihere were only Mary Wrighlen, former BSU "mini-step show." BSU can provide programs for bringing Michael E. Dyson, a lec- 125 African Americans out of advisor, said il is BSU's mission "Il was an event lhal dis- the whole University that can turer, to campus and having improve Ihe environment for 12,500 students and only one lo educate Ihe University. She played Ihe diverse aspects of the give the African-American per- Martin Luther King Jr. activities African Americans. African-American professor. added that her best memory of black community right here on spective." in January. Some of Iheir suggestions "We are not demanding any- being an advisor was when Ihe campus," she said. One successful BSU program "We clearly reflect the core included more coverage of The thing," Home said. "We are sug- BSU tried lo establish its own She also said the Gospel Choir is the First Year Connection pro- values of our University, such as BG News, more African- Ameri- gesting these things to be done." escort service. performance made the event gram. Rickie Waugh, BSU trea- creative imaginings and intellec- can courses and more support Ashley said Ihe situation has She said that in 1993, safety memorable, along with the poet- surer, said Ihe program pairs tual and spiritual growth," Ash- networks for African Americans. improved since BSU was found- was an issue for African-Ameri- ic readings from "The Last firsl-year African American stu- ley said. Thai very night, the two BSU ed. She joined the BSU to contin- cans and they wanted lo have a Poets." dents with BSU upperclassmen. Waugh added that African- members were given seats on ue to make a difference. She separate service. She said Ihe "Il was definitely a night to "It introduces African Ameri- Americans are already familiar council. believes BSU provides students a escort service never got off the remember," she said. cans lo Ihe University so Ihey with Iheir culture, but want lo In a quote issued lo The Key, vehicle to give Ihe University an ground because Ihe need for it Brown has her own memo- won'l feel uncomfortable," share it wilh those who have Ihe University yearbook. Bob African-American perspective. disappeared. rable moments. She said the Waugh said. questions about African Ameri- Home, one of the original mem- "I decided to get involved in Ashley added lhal her favorite most rewarding thing for her is Ashley added that BSU tries can culture. bers of Ihe group, said Ihe BSU the BSU because I realized what memory was of the 1998 Black working on a project and seeing to enhance the University's mis- "We are trying to celebrate our was a special interest group lhal a major role it played in making History Month kick-off celebra- it completed. sion stalemenl of creating a posi- own culture in a way for every- wanted lo change Ihe African- African-American students feel tion. She said all the black Greek "I like to put programs tive racial environment through one to understand, which will American situation on campus. connected to the University" organizations performed a together," Brown said. "I Ihink Iheir programming. She cited hopefully make Ihe world a bet- SAWYER Continued from page one. his T-cell count increased. "The only reason I could deal most precious thing he has lost is presentation sent a powerful "Life is short and you never He said Ihe first time he came wilh dying was because I had nol becoming a Christian sooner. message. know what tomorrow brings. I never do anything out of anger. face-to-face with Christianity Christ in my life," he said. "If But, he has gained hope. "Il was awesome," Essex said. agree with everything Steve A belter way to deal with pain is was when he was in college. His you are going through a difficult "I'm nol jusl going through "It gave me a lot of hope. II said." to cry. He also explained how his roommate was a Christian and time and you want someone Ihe routine," Steve said. "Now I makes you Ihink of your own life Brown said the last speech dad was Ihe (irsl one lo tell him Sieve never really knew what Ihere, look to Christ—it's free." am living." and how grateful your life is." about God. they believed. Steve said that prayer is an Steve said he got into the Essex said that she is a Christ- Sieve gave was lasl week and it "I was silling in my room cry- "I thought Christians were attitude of the heart and not process of speaking because he ian and the speech gave her a will probably be the last speech ing," he said. "My dad walked in hypocritical, condescending and bowing heads and crossing feels like he is doing what God better outlook. he will give. Bui even though he and said I can't help you, your condemning," Sawyer said. hands. wants him lo do. "Sieve was a big inspiration," could not be there last night, his mom can'l help you and you One night while sitting on Ihe Steve says he occasionally "I pretty much speak to col- she said. message was still spread. can't help you. The only thai can beach with a friend and a struggles with anger, but it's lege campuses," he said. "That's Krista Force, a staff member "Even though he was absent help you is God." stranger, Sawyer prayed wilh nothing like it used to be. He where I relate best and feel for the BG Christian Students, Sieve explained lhal after lhal Ihem. After that moment Sawyer owes thai to his relationship with where my heart is." agreed that it was a moving mes- and unconscious in his bed," moment he began to pray. He said he never again worried God. Holly Essex, senior elemen- sage. Brown said, "his message is get- gained all of his weight back and about dying alone. He also explained that the tary education major, fell that the "I thought 'wow'," Force said. ting to about 1000 students." DEATH Fastball Continued from page one. day. nol seem lo respond al all to Ihe though because he volunteered. "The mood al Ihe prison was execulion. Everything has been If he wanted to die I don't think Milhouse said. "This is an not much different. The routine normal since Friday." there is anything wrong with it." !*.*-*£ extremely rare case and cannot was basically the same for Ihe Students seemed to have Jeff Holt, a junior psychology ■**T be compared to Ihe other inmates except lhal they were on mixed emotions about Ohio's 1 &4 major, fell a little different about •* *"SI inmates on death row. I am not lock down from 6:30 p.m. until first execulion in three decades. Ihe event. sure whether Ohio plans lo use the next morning," Milhouse Junior social work major, "I do not have any objections Ihe death penalty more. With said. Heather Egan had mixed feelings to Ihe death penalty," Holt said. appeals most of the executions Milhouse added that Ihe about the subject. '**»«« never lake place." inmates had no real reaction to "I really don'l believe in Ihe "1 think it is more humane for Milhouse was present through Ihe execution. death penally because I do not him lo die by execulion than lo the entire execution and said that ' "On Saturday things were think thai it works," Egan said. sil in a cage for the rest of his 0* *H il was basically like every other fine," she said. "The inmates did "This situation is different life." . ****** ■ FASTING Continued from page one. break up and help out several "| hope that students will real- said, "They are doing something community organizations such ize how blessed they actually right and will feel a lot of joy." Amv Seiter, project coordinator. as the Food pantry and the are, and how well off everyone On Saturday, the group will I lumane society. on campus has it," Oberlander BG&m News Photo/ Mike Lehmkuhle 1 Senior nen's baseball captain, Bob Nlemet, takes batting 1 practic e in the Petry Field House. See previews in Sports.

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Entertainment Edito. Tony Cavallario Entertainment 372-2604 'Affliction' is intense, moving Opera 'Susannah' plays Kobacker hearted, loveless and brutal man that his father (James Coburn) is. By ERIK PEPPLE In the midst of Wade's emo- Affliction By LIZ PECEK The BC News tional and physical breakdown, The BG News he finds himself investigating a Starring: Nick Nolte, Jamet The image is powerful in its Coburn, Sissy Spacek, and mysterious death. Through this When many people think of simplicity- Two men, father Willom Dafoe big case he desperately tries to operas, they automatically con- and son, sit next to each other in NOW says: Affliction is a gruel- find a way to redeem himself. ing, intense, unsparing study of nect it with the word "boring." silence. In front of them an Wade's logic seems to be that the effects of alcoholism and However, this weekend's pre- inaudible television set displays somewhere in the world there abuse. Ultimately though It miere production of "Susannah" a wrestling match. Not knowing proves to a profoundly moving, must be something that can is out to prove all that believe what to say to one another, the deeply affecting experience. prove to him that he is more than this wrong. elderly father extends a shaking the quivering alcohol-soaked **** Performed by an all-student hand that clutches a glass. The doppelganger of his father. striking thing about Coburn in cast, "Susannah" is loosely son produces a bottle of cheap Wade is portrayed by Nick this picture is his face. When he based on a Biblical tale about a booze, pouring into the glass. Nolte, who received a well- appears in frame all the audience young woman who is unjustly Son's gesture is acknowledged deserved Oscar nomination for can see is a face besieged by accused of being immoral. with a slight, resigned shrug this role. Nolte has crafted, quite crevice-like wrinkles that proba- The setting is in a small town from father's head. simply, the finest performance of bly store years of tears, blood in which everyone knows each This image is taken from his career. From his sagging pos- and booze. Coburn's superlative other. Susannah's reputation is writer/director Paul Schrader's ture, which represents a man work is a marvel of subdued act- ruined because of the town gos- powerful new drama, "Afflic- whose bones serve as nothing ing. sip. In addition, ideas of free- tion." The father and son are more than a rickety frame on By the end of "Affliction"'s dom of speech and false accusa- Wade and Glen Whitehouse, and which his aging alcohol- galvanizing two hours, it has tions are brought forth. that moment is the only time drenched flesh hangs, to his Tom become more than just a story of A positive aspect of this pro- these two men come close to ris- Waits-like growl of a voice, Nolte how one man struggles against duction is that it is in English. ing above their alcohol-tinged displays a depth and under- the horrors of alcoholism and Carlisle Floyd, a contemporary battles to tell one another they standing of his character very abuse. Paul Schrader's magnifi- American composer, wrote this love each other. At this point in few actors ever accomplish. As cent script (easily on par with his opera in the 1950s. their abusive relationship all that we watch Wade's life unravel, scripts for "Raging Bull" and Also, a short synopsis of the remains are the awkward Nolte shows a startling vulnera- "Taxi Driver") allows the picture plot will be provided in the pro- silences that exist in any uncom- bility. While watching this to become a story of how one's gram to give the audience addi- fortable situation and the sad, uncompromising, truly brave personal history is inextricable. tional insight to the production. pathetic fights that explode out performance Nolte completely That for generations people Dr. Dybdahl, director of Susan- of nowhere. disappears until all that remains struggle to escape from the nah, is. very excited about this Wade (Nick Nolte) is a man at on screen is Wade. oppressive shadow of violence weekend's performance. the end of his rope. Stuck in mid- Providing an equally strong and personal demons only to Photo Provided According to Dybdahl, this is Traci Cotterman and Jason Budd star in "Susannah", playing dle age, he is growing more and performance is James Coburn find themselves face to face with the first lime this production has this weekend at Kobacker Halll. more disenchanted with his (who also received an Academy the same evils time and time been performed in the area. position i' life. He has come to Award nomination), .'s Wade's 1 again. The final images of "It is a powerful story that is Jason Buc ', who stars as loosely, on a Biblical tale," Sudd the rcali/^iion that he is a bad dad, Glen. Coburn has never "Affliction" are astoundingly "Reverand Blitch," comments adds. father, bad cop, bad husband, before been given such a signifi- both timeless and relevant to powerful. In the midst of a win- that "Susannah" is special "Susannah", which lasts but not a truly bad person. His cant role with which to show his ter snow, one man has found our lives," Dybdahl said. because it is one of the few truly approximately two hours, will heart is in the right place, but his remarkable acting gifts. This is a what he believes to be solace, but Dybdahl credits the cast American operas — most operas expressions of affection are sti- role that could easily have is instead the eternal torment of members and the orchestra, take place in Kobacker Hall fled bv his drinking. In order to descended into caricature, but private evils that have left him some of whom have performed performed in English are merely tonight and Saturday night. make himself seem more at ease Coburn layers his work with isolated and detached from a as far away as Italy, for doing a translations. Tickets will be on sale at the with the world, Wade calms his such humanity that he generates reality that he so desperately wonderful job on this produc- "'Susannah'" is also special door. Prices are $5 for students, fears by reassuring himself that a surprising level of pathos for wants to be a part of. because it is based, although and S8-S12 for non-students. he has not become the cold- this monster of a man. The most tion.

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Play-off time. By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Yes, sports fans that is correct. The BG News Il is that time of year again Akron As of today, the Bowling ! where the cream of the crop in Green women's tennis team ;the Mid-American Conference begins an unofficial Tour Des I get together to see who is the Saturday • 3 p.m. JAR Arena E, Etats-Unis. '■ best. The team will begin the tour After the impressive and heart BG: 17-9 overall, 12-6 MAC of the United States with a pair • pounding win over Marshall Akron: 18-8 overall, 12-6MAC of matches in the "Windy City." Wednesday night 78-72, BG • first round MAC Tournament The Falcons play Illinois-Chica- • men's basketball gears up for RM»: WBGU {Ml) arune 2.30 with Jason go at 10 a.m. today and DePaul GODS and Mike RyW ; their quarterfinal play-off game Saturday at 3 p.m. led by the Miami ^ame heroes : against the University of Akron. BG has not played since Feb. Anthony Stacey commanded the • The Falcons end the regular sea- 12 when it hosted Cincinnati way for BG by scoring 26 points, ' son with a 17-9 overall record and won 5-2. The Falcons grabbing seven rebounds and : and 12-6 in the MAC. The Zips, evened their record at 1-1 with going five for six from beyond who lost to Ohio 84-65 Wednes- the win. the arc. He was flanked by Dave i day night, finished 18-8 overall In singles play, the Falcons Esterkamp, who hit for 14 points are looking to continue on a and 12-6 in the MAC. and Kirk Cowan, who ended BG met Akron twice in the roll. They were 4-2 against the with 11 points and four blocks. , regular season; defeating them at Bearcats. Overall, they are 81- Akron also has a great amount 58. Abby Bratton leads the Fal-', home 66-57 on Jan. 14 and losing of talent on the: squad. They are cons with a 16-2 ciip. Other Fal- to them at Akron, 71-65 on Feb. led by guards Jimmal Ball and cons with double-digit victories i 17. This time, the Falcons face Jami Bosley, who contribute a in singles action are: Devon i Akron at the JAR Arena. good amount to the Zips offense. Bissinger (14-4), Deidee The Falcons looked impres- During the January 14 home Bissinger (12-6), Tracy Howitt sive against Marshall and were game, Bosley was shut down by (10-7) and Enka Wasilewski | the Falcon defense and was held (10-8). • to 15 points. But at Akron, Bosley In official games, Bratton I and Deidee Bissinger are both lit up BG for 24 points and seven 2-0. rebounds in their victory. BG News Photo/ JASON SUGGS "We got our break last I If the Falcons are victorious, week," Wasilewski said of the | they travel to Toledo for a game Junior forward Anthony Stacey sizes up Miami star Walley Szczerbiak in last Saturday's game. If weekend. "We'll do our best." against the winner of the Miami BG gets past Akron in the MAC tournament, they would most likely play the top seeded Red- In doubles play, BG won itsl and Ball State game at the Sea- Hawks in the second round first point in a while againstI gate Center. If they lose, their Cincinnati The Falcons hope tol impressive and much improved keep things going since doufl challenge for the Falcons. They what they need to do better for bly face Miami and Wally Szczer- season will be over. Whichever biak again. Bg Newi Photo/ JASON SUGGS happens, it will prove a large will either need to think about next season or gear up to possi- • See TENNIS, page twelve.! Track looks to do take MAC championship

ling Martin simply seeks a NCAA meet. By MATT STEINER strong performance to cap off All-American in 1998, Huina The BG News this transition year. With a cou- Han is the conference's best The Mid-American Confer- ple of individual athletes who triple jumper. Her fourth place ence Indoor Track and Field could potentially take an event rank in the long jump reflects her Championship is here. Really, it crown, anything more would be foul plagued competitions in the is here in Bowling Green. Today a nice surprise. only two meets She has compet- and Saturday the Falcons host The Falcon women ed in this year. Price feels Han i the most important meet of the The MAC pre-championship will win the triple jump despite indoor track season. Start times poll picks Kent to sit above the an ailing knee. | are noon today and 11 a.m. Sat- competition when everything is Laura Deneau is the other Fal- i* ; urday. said and done. Price sees it dif- con seeded first in individual Entering the meet, the agen- ferently. He feels that the true competition. Her time of 17:22.68 »das for the BG men's and race will be a three way run in the 5,000-meter run is a con- f«4l.J Mi women's teams are very differ- between BG, Akron and Eastern vincing 17 seconds ahead of Ball ent. Michigan. State's Kathy Kadziolka. Coach Steve Price is aiming "Akron beat us at the All- The Falcon distance medley for a sweep of the three MAC Ohio," Price said. "They have to relay team is ranked ninth in the //. championships. They've already be figured in as one of the top NCAA and holds a mark 28 sec- taken the women's cross country 'hree along with us and Eastern onds fastei than Buffalo, the crown and have sights set on Michigan. Kent has slipped a lit- MAC's second ranked team. both the indoor and outdoor tle bit. Us three, right now, Last year's shotput champi- track championships. appear to be the top three on, Lisa Keegan, is the MAC's First year men's coach Ster- schools." second ranked weight thrower Of the 12 events at the cham- but should have a shot at the pionship, 14 of championship. the number one "She has a tremendous chance seeds compete to win the 20-pound weight FALCONS for BG, Akron, throw," Price said. "(Roberta) Eastern or Kent. Collins of Kent is considerably The Falcons ahead of her, but she made that boast five top mark way back in December." Photo Provide! seeds while the Price feels Tracy Hill has a remaining three great chance to win the' 400- Hurdler Alex Sprague prepares for the Mid American Conference tournament to be held schools have meter run despite a conference Bowling Green three a piece. ranking of third. She won the meter higher than the competi- place finisher at the conference battle between three or fou| Hanane Sabri 1998 outdoor championship tion. Christi Smith of Akron meet," Kent coach Steve Rainbot teams for fifth through eighth is the only BG after being ranked even lower. should win the pentathlon, but said. "They're in a different Fifth to eighth will be decided b\ athlete seeded "Being here at home with the Price feels BG's Becky Bamett league." 10 to 15 points." number one in type of competitor she is, she has will emerge from her 12th rank Eastern boasts nine top seeds Akron, BG, Toledo and Ba| two events. She a chance to win this even though and join the front runners. in the seventeen events. Among State are ranked five to eigh leads the confer- she is behind the conference The BG Men the rest of the field, two true bat- going in. Ninth ranked Marshal ence in both the leaders," Price commented. The MAC poll shows the BG tles should emerge. will also come into play accor mile run and the Other athletes who are heavi- men finishing sixth at the meet. "Right now, nobody in the ing to Martin. 800-meter run. ly favored include Latasha Jenk- Martin said that may be an accu- conference has the strength to "If Akron has trouble in th| Last weekend ins of Ball State. She is the class rate prediction. The poll has knock off Eastern Michigan," sprints, we could knock then Sabri set the BG of the 60-meter sprint nearly a Eastern Michigan finishing first. Martin said. "The winner has out of fifth place," Martin said school record in tenth of a second ahead of Ohio's That seems to be the consensus already been decided. There will "If they run well in the sprintd Photo Provided the mile while Tisha Franklin. Jeanine Thomas among MAC coaches. be a real battle for second we won't be able to make uj provisionally is favored in the pole vault. She "Eastern Michigan will dou- between Kent and Central Tracey Hill competes at a recent tournament qualifying for the has cleared a height more than a ble the point total of the second Michigan. And, there will be a • See TRACK, page twelve^ L i. * L I Friday, February 26, 1999 The BG News Page 9 leers look to clinch place Miami. weekend. By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON "It seems that since (Western) FSU is led in scoring by center The BG News has made the change they've Brian McCullough, center Kevin Western Michigan University been playing with abandon," BG Swidcr and right wing Joel Irwin. Each has 20 points. fired long-lime head coach Bill coach Buddy Powers said. "They Wilkinson earlier this month. know their season is on the line. Sophomore Vince Owen is a FSU mainstay between the* Since then the Broncos have They are desperate to make the pipes. He has a 2.22 goals- resembled a new team. playoffs." Since then Western has a After beating Western 5-3 in against average, ranking him record o( 2-1-2, including wins December, the Broncos upset BG third in the league. over Alaska-Fairbanks, Bowling 4-1 three weeks ago. WMU While the Bulldogs' offense is Green and two lies against goalie Matt Barnes was a major in the lower half of the league, Michigan. reason why. He stopped 40 With the season in its last four shots, 31 of which were in the I See HOCKEY, twelve games, Bowling Green will visit second period. Western Michigan tonight and "We were able to get back at Ferris State Saturday. him for what he did to us," BG "We need to get a little roll forward Ryan Murphy said. "He going into playing Ohio Slate," stole that game from us." Falcon defenseman Doug Barnes has been Western's Schueller said. "If we get these saving grace throughout the sea- Western two wins we can get a little son. Although the Broncos have Michigan streak going." only won five games all year, Barnes has been able to salvage Tonight • 7 p.m. Jp» The Falcons have an overall Lawson Arena, record of 14-15-3 and 10-13-3 in ties from losses. Kalama/oo, Mi. the Central Collegiate Hockey WMU's eight ties is a league Association. record. BG: 14-15-3 overall, 10-13-3 The Falcons are still trying to Western is led in scoring by CCHA center David Cove and left wing WMU: 5-17-8, 4-14-8 secure playoff position. A win Radio: none will clinch the playoffs. Five Chuck Mindel. Gove has eight Tekvuion: none points is the Falcons' magic goals and 14 assists. Mindel has number to ensure a seventh 11 goals and 14 assists. place finish. If WMU is a team on the rise, II would take at least seven Ferris Slate may be a team on the Ferris points combined with losing decline. State streaks by Notre Dame or Ferris After having had a relatively easy schedule in the beginning State to move BG up to fifth or Saturday • 7 p.m. sixth place. of the year things may have Ewigleben Arena BO Newt Flit Photo Despite their resurgence, the caught up with the Bulldogs. Broncos are still outsiders in the The Bulldogs are 13-12-5over- Center Adam Edinger turns up he ice while BG goalie Mike Savard keeps tabs on the all and 12-10-4 in league play. action. The Falcons can clinch a spot in the CCHA tournament this weekend with a win race for the playofls. Their FSU: 13-12-5 overall, 12-10-4 league record of 4-14-8 puts The team is coming off road loss- CCHA over Western Michigan or Ferris State. es to Ohio Stale and Miami last Radio: none them four points behind eighth- Television: none Gymnastics takes on top CMU to remain undefeated nasts is a driving force in BG's Connelly believes this meet is By MATTHEW P. LYONS •ire 10-1 overall ami 3-1 in the loss by the score of 188.575- MAC this year. 183.525. The Falcons are also success. Most of the team mem- more important than a win hoping to break the 10 meet win bers who suffered injuries earlier • The BG Sews In the 1998 MAC champi- against the Chippewas. onships. Central Michigan domi- streak CMU is on. in the season are either back in nated with a score of 194.475. Bowling Green is coming off a the gym training or are back in "Basically this is more of a test The Falcons linal push lo the The Falcons finished a distant 193.475-189.2 win over Illinois the line up. for ourselves than a chance to Mid-American Conference je\ .nth with a 188.175 mark. BG State. The Falcons gave a clinic in Along with the high level of beat CMU. It is a test for a repeat championship begins Saturday also posted an overall record of what can result from a total team health on the team is the demand performance against ISU," Con- as the first place team from .1 6-20 and 3-3 in the conference effort. for continued consistency. The year ago hosts the last place What .1 difference .1 year can "I think it's going to be a real Falcons will count on strong per- nelly said. team from a year ago. make competitive meet, and we formances from everyone in the The Falcons and Chippewas should give them a run for their line up including Marny Central Michigan recorded a "Nobody had expected us to square off in a key MAC meet at season high score last week .is do .!■• well as we have this year," money. Central is always a good Oestreng, Jamie Kent, Jackie Central Michigan Saturday at 4 they defeated Kent by the score said Falcon coach Dan Connelly. team," Connelly said. Haft, Nancee Klaff, Larissa Ober- of 194.25-193 rv The Chippewas This year the Falcons are 4-3 The number of healthy gym- recht and Amber Curry. p.m.

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The Falcons are just 3-5 on the Women's road in the MAC this year while Arena. BG forced 22 Akron In coach Deanne Knoblauch's Basketball winning six of eight contests at turnovers and the Zips made first year at the Falcon helm, it home. only 8 free throws in 20 attempts took time for her new team to "We're two different teams," in the game. learn her style of run and press Knoblauch said. " I just know "We are worried because they basketball. BG started 4-7, thanks that we feel much more comfort- played very in part to a tough non-conference Akron able at home. We shoot the ball poorly schedule that included games on belter at home. We have more against us the road against Wisconsin, Tonight • 7 p.m. intensity at home — it's a combi- the first George Washington and Wash- JAR Arena E nation of things." ington State. time," Knoblauch said she is very A three-game losing streak BG: 6-7 overall, 3-2 MAC Knoblauch Akron: 15-11 overall, 10-6 MAC concerned about traveling to sunk the team's record to 6-10 on said. "I • First round MAC tournament Akron with the season on the think they Jan. 16 before the players and Hidk> WBGU {88 1 FM|, airtime al 6 30 win line despite the fact that BG won coaches rallied and strung Jen Ebtngei and N«k"Luciano the only meeting between the Deane Knoblauch BG News Photo/MLTCE LEHMKUHLF together four-straight Mid- teams this year, 89-66. going to A loss tonight would bring an Senior Falcon forward Jacki Rateman goes up for a shot American Conference wins. end to the careers of four seniors. "When you're on the road, the be extremely fired up. They have The regular season ended been great at home lately so I am against Akron, The two teams will meet tonight in the first round J Jacki Raterman, Jill DeFosse, Jen old saying goes that you're down of the MAC Tournament. with the Falcons even at 13-13 Gafford and Netta Smith all have 10 points," Knoblauch said. "We just really concerned about the overall and 9-7 in the MAC — started or played valuable min- just don't pick up our intensity. game." Baseball looks to continue championship ways By TOD McCLOSKEY Blanc, who played minor league with 15 homeruns last year and kind of guy to tell the team, 'hey ent team than last year's group." Len Alias. ball for the The BG News provided the runs in the MAC jump on my shoulders' and Chillicothc tournament, earning the MVP Kelly is a hardnose competitor The difference this year is the "Elrod had a real solid fall ai Typically after a team wins its Paints. award. And this year Niemet that will rub off on others." nine freshmen and junior college looks to be a solid defensive perl league title, it becomes a target transfer Kenny Burdine. This year's will be called up to give run sup- iormer," Schmitz said. "Kennvl for the rest of the league. But for Kelley will be the Falcons clos- senior cap- port to a young pitching staff. Burdine, a transfer from John (Burdine) had a tremendous I.ill the Bowling Green baseball er. He earned second All-MAC tains, Bob A. Logan Col- and is a fine offensive player! team, a team that won the Mid- "Everybody has to go out and team last season with a 7-1 Niemet and lege (Carler- who is very solid defensively." American Conference and went perform," he said. "It doesn't record and a 4.28 ERA. Senior Jason Kelley, ville, Illinois) matter what you did last year. Chris Vaught (3-2, 4,.81) and to the NCAA in 1998, this year will be called will battle Matt Marcum and Brad Simorl Bob Niemet Last year is over and oone with sophomore Tony Fonlana (0-2, seems more like the underdog upon to per- treshman will split time al the catching and we have to go out, I don't 8.62) will also be expected to again. form and lead, Nick Elrod for care if I hit 30 homeruns or zero carry part of the load. spot, while juniors Jasor| a possible That's because the team lost but also act as teachers. homeruns, as long as we're win- Blankenship and Alar With sparkplug hitters Aaron starting short- (_ three players to the Major "It starts with the seniors — ning." Gilhousen, and sophomore Chai Mora and Matt Craig lost to stop spot. Dan Schmitz League Baseball draft in left- Jason Kelley, Bobby Niemet and Curlis will be expected to prol According to Schmitz, Niemet graduation, the leadoff spot is Freshmen handed pitcher Jeff Hundley, Matt Mlynarek," BG coach Dan duce runs in the middle order o| will probably be the clean-up hit- very up in the air. pitchers right-handed pitcher Andy But- Schmitz said. "Its up to the ter in a lineup that is very ques- Kevin Stock, Brad Henry, Keith the lineup. ler and shortstop Drew Niles. sophomores and juniors to raise tionable from top to bottom. "We will use this weekend's Williams and Doug Flere will their game. And with nine fresh- games and the spring break trip The Falcons open the seasoij The Falcons lost a total of also get a chance to give the Fal- men, 10 first-year players, you "Last year he (Niemet) had a to sort out the starting spots — this weekend with a pair o| eight players, six to graduation cons some depth can't expect a lot, but hope you tremendous year," Schmitz said. its kind of like our spring train- games on Saturday agains and of the players drafted, only get help from them." "Bobby is one of those born to be ing," Schmitz said. "There are a Other freshmen that could Wright State and Eastern Kenl Butler and Hundley were a leader, he showed it in football lot of questions with such a make an impact include infield- tucky. BG then gets a rematcl| juniors. BG also losl pitcher Rick Niemet tied the team record ers Nick Elrod and outfielder and last year in baseball. He's the young team. Its basically a differ- with Eastern on Sunday.

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• Friday, February 26, 1999 The BG News Page 11 IOC member's expense-paid iviiu-«mencan iviens lournament BracKets trips can be proved by organizers Toledo (#6) at SALT LAKE CITY — Olympic organizers the bid committee largely picked up Coles' tabs for 7 p.m. intend to produce air travel vouchers, courtesy a weeklong stay in Deer Valley in February 1993 Saturday notes and lodging reservations to substantiate and a five-day stay in February 1995 — four at SeaGale Centre &&§ r\hi« mi\ ~"~,~, March2 claims that Salt Lake boosters lavished favors on months before the IOC yoted to award Salt Lake Australian IOC member Phil Coles. the 2002 Winter Olympics. _ , Tuesday Marshall (# r>at 6 or 9 p.m. The Salt Lake Tribune said today it obtained The newspaper said the documents that it had documents that undermined Coles' protests 2 p.m. obtained were not above dispute. Saturday against the Salt Lake Organizing Committee ethics For example, an itinerary for the 1995 trip said report that said he received thousands of dollars Coles and his partner, Patricia Rosenbrock, were to Kent (#2) at SeaGate Centre worth of benefits during trips to Utah. March 3 have Christmas dinner at the home of Park City The Feb. 9 report by the ethics committee said Bowling Gr< ien (#5) at Wednesday Mayor Brad Olch. 7:30 p.m. Salt Lake City bid boosters paid for four U.S. visits "I can say categorically 'no,' that Coles did not 3 p.m. MAC Tournament by the families of Coles and another International Champion have Christmas anything with me," Olch said. "I Saturday Olympic Committee member, Willi Kaltschmitt of NCAA Automatic can remember having dinner with them (Coles and Guatemala. Akron (#4) at SeaGate Centre Qualifier Rosenbrock) a couple of times at restaurants ... but March 2 SLOC spokeswoman Caroline Shaw said the I couldn't tell you whether it was 1995 or 1993." Ball State (l W) at Tuesday committee was sending copies of all the supporting Deer Valley Lodging sent an $8,027 bill for 6 or 9 p.m. documents to Coles and the IOC. The material was "Coles — IOC members" to the SLOC office to 3 p.m. inadvertently left out of an appendix of the 300- Saturday cover the two-week stay at a two-bedroom condo, page ethics report. The Tribune said. The itinerary of that 1995 trip Miami (#1) "He hasn't seen the evidence and we wanted to suggests Welch took the Coles to see a Utah Jazz- get it off to him," said Shaw, who declined to pro- Portland basketball game and feted them at an $85- vide copies of the materials. per-person New Year's Eve party also attended by Coles issued a statement today in Australia, say- Atlanta Olympic organizing committee president ing the allegations are unfounded and constitute Billy Payne. gross defamation. A reimbursement request shows bid committee "I will be taking legal action against Salt Lake Mid-American Women's Tournament BracKets Vice President Dave Johnson sought two Coles- City and the media after I am cleared of any wrong- Eastern Mich. (#6) at Kaltschmilt-related repayments — one for a Stein doing by the IOC Commission and the IOC xecu- Ericksen Lodge dinner costing $1,982. 7 p.m. tive board," Coles said. Today In addition, credit-card receipts indicate the bid IOC members are not supposed to accept gifts al SeaGate Centre committee paid for two-round trips tickets from Western Mich. (#3) February 28 worth more than $150, and Coles is under investi- Sunday gation by the IOC for allegedly breaking that rule. Sydney to Los Angeles for Coles and Rosenbrock at Buffalo (#7) at 6 or 9 p.m. Coles stepped down from the organizing commit- a cost of $11,667. Coles has said this was his one tee of the 2000 Sydney Games a day after he was formal site visit allowed under IOC rules. 7 p.m. Two years earlier, the Coles apparently split Today named in the Salt Lake report. The ethics report said "some IOC members their Utah stay between two nights at Brigham Kent (#2) at SeaGate Centre treated their site visits more like vacations," and Street Inn and four nights at Stein Ericksen Lodge, March 1 then discussed the case of the Coles and The Tribune said. Johnson received a reimburse- Monday Bowling Green (#5) at Kaltschmitt families. ment check of $1,837 for "expenses incurred during 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. MAC Tournament Coles told The Australian newspaper that he visit of Phillip Coles" at Stein Ericksen. Today Champion According to the documents, the bid committee NCAA Automatic and his family spent Christmas 1995 with fellow reimbursed Coles' $4,500 air fare, bought him ski Akron (#4) at SeaGate Centre Qualifier IOC member Jim Easton at Easton's condominium February 28 in Deer Valley. gloves, stretch pants and bindings, an NBA basket- Central Mich. (#8) at. Sunday "We staved there. We cooked our own meals and ball and "an additional day of ski instruction dur- 6 or 9 p.m. did everything ourselves, and my records show ing Phillip Coles' visit to Deer Valley — $397." 7 p.m. Elsewhere, African Olympic official Jean-Claude Today that," Coles said. "These people have got it wrong again." Ganga is trying to mobilize support (rom his own Toledo (#1) Easton, one of two American IOC members and continent in a desperate bid to fight expulsion from a SLOC trustee, told The Tribune on Wednesday the IOC. that "1 saw him and we skied during that time. But But the IOC member, accused of receiving more he was staying at someone else's condo. 1 don't than $200,000 in cash and inducements from Salt know whose." Lake City, has little backing tor his cause, African The Tribune said bills and paperwork indicate Olympic officials said Wednesday.

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r page 12 The BG News Friday, February 26, 1999] Practice makes perfect Yankees, Nets teams join together The merger will create YankeeNeis, a company worth $1.4 million

The Associated Press comfortable to trade for Roger Clemens last week, according to a source with "The announcement puts NEW YORK — In a rnpve that shakes knowledge of the talks who spoke on the them in play in terms of up sports cable TV but won't change condition he not be identified. third parties who may George Steinbrenner's role as The Boss, the When Toronto first talked about trading want to start a regional New York Yankees and the New Jersey Clemens last fall, the Yankees showed little Nets signed a letter of intent to merge the interest, with general manager Brian Cash- sports channel give them two teams into one company. man saying the payroll was at the maxi- a rights fee and an equity mum. The team didn't hesitate last week The deal announced Thursday creates a position." when the Blue Jays called again, even new holding company, YankeeNeis, that Neal Pilson though the trade increased the Yankees' the teams value at about $1.4 billion. The payroll to $88 million this year. TV analyst and former president of CBS Sports baseball and basketball teams will remain as separate subsidiaries under their current Based on early projections of their next leadership, with Steinbrenner running the TV deal, the Yankees' revenue in 2001 The Boss for nothing, and he is expected to Yankees, and Lewis Katz and Ray Cham- could approach $250 million, which will dominate Katz and Chambers. bers running the Nets. send a shudder through small-market teams, whose annual revenue is as low as "The announcement puts them in play "Nothing is going to change here," Yan- $35 million. in terms of third parties who may want to kees manager Joe Torre said. Steinbrenner's spokesman, Howard start a regional sports channel, give them a Knowing the deal would fall in place Rubenslein, said the chief executive officer rights fee and an equity position," said TV and give the World Series champions of the new holding company had not been analyst Neal Pilson, the former president of increased cash How made Steinbrenner determined. But Steinbrenner isn't know as CBS Sports. TRACK

Confined from page eight senior Alex Sprague and junior outdoor season, he should be Courtney Wenzel of Central Pat Miller. among Ihe leaders this weekend. Associated Press Phot. Michigan is the favorite in the enough ground to cover it. We'll Miller owns the second best Kent's Bobby Cruse and Pittsburgh Pirates newly-signed shortstop, Pat Meares, smiletl 800-meter time in the conference. Akron's Chad Bullet! are the be in a tough fight with Ball State pole vault and the odds on during batting practice at the Pirates training facility in Bran-1 and Marshall. Toledo is a lot like Kirk Neil, a freshman from East- class of Ihe sprints. They both denton, Fla. Wednesday. Meares spent the first six years of hi: [ ern's lime of 1:51.05 is the MAC's have posted times of 6.71 sec- Akron. They have one or two favorite. At Ihe indoor opener al career with the Minnesota Twins. He signed with the Pirates last| best. onds in the 60-meler sprints and week. things which they do real well. If Team co-captain Sprague, should bailie for Ihe crown. the Perry Field House, the senior they do well in those events, we who will compcle in Ihe hep- Kent should also dominate did not begin the event until the TENNIS- will have to do well in several lalhlon for the Falcons, is ranked Ihe sholput. Freshman Brian areas to offset that." twelfth. This is because this will llallett and junior Chris Adams rest of "the field had been elimi- Continued from page eight BC's best chances for individ- be his first heptathlon of Ihe give them a one-two punch thai lirsl four MAC contests .ire on] ual champions rest on the legs of year. A decalhlete during Ihe will be lough to compete with. nated. -bles in the MAC (Mid-Ameri- the ro.ul at Toledo, Easterrj can Conference plav)." Michigan, Marshall and Mi.imil After Chicago, Ihe lour con where Ihe tour ends April 31 tinues in the Valley ol the Sun where BG plays matches In IK . s next home contest is April Phoenix, Ariz. Alter Phoenix, 9 against Buffalo, Thev have siJ the Falcons play al Xavier, Butler Go Falcons! and Indiana State before begin- home contests to finish the regul ning MAC play. l.\ en then, the lar season.

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5gi&awTim^laife»^*« tff^IWiVWt^mmQsSm ■■URffl ti^t^i^at'i^^i^^^a^i^^M Friday, February, 1999 The BG News page 13 s OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS all Association National Hockey 1eaguf National Basketh Al A (.Linn' Al A Glance £> 2K 7 5". INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A h 3 727 1/2 can achieve almost anything we N V Islanders 18 34 7 43 Miami •BASEBALL 7 700 1 conference-record 23 consecutive Nnrihratt Division New York 3 want," said Purdue senior for- 545 2 1/2 W 1 I Pis Philadelphia 6 5 victories and the nation's No. 1 444 3 1/2 Reds sign four players ward Stephanie White-McCarty, 32 17 8 72 Boston 4 5 4 444 31/2 ranking leave Purdue a fat target Tnronlo 32 21 5 69 Wa*hing|on 5 SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — Four who heads into the tournament 2 9 182 6 1/2 during this weekend's Big Ten Biillalo 27 19 12 66 New letsey pitchers were signed lo one-year as the ninth most productive 24 24 9 57 Central Division 3 727 women's basketball tournament. 23 28 8 54 Indiana 8 ~ contracts for 1999, but 13 players scorer in conference history with 6 3 667 1 Southeast Division Milwaukee still remain unsigned, the Cincin- The games at the RCA Dome W L T pa Atlanta 6 5 545 2 2,014 points. 2 1/2 27 22 II 65 Detroit 6 6 500 nati Reds said Thursday. begin Friday with a tripleheader 5 500 2 1/2 Florida 22 21 15 59 Cleveland 5 3 7 300 4 1/2 featuring the teams that finished If the Boilers reach the cham- Washington 24 29 5 53 Toronto 9 182 6 Signed were right-handers Tampa Bay 12 41 5 29 Chicago 2 6-11 during the regular season. pionship game and the 5-foot-11 111 6 Manuel Barrios, Rob Bell and WESTERN CON FERENCE Charlotte 1 8 White-McCarty matches her Central Division WESTERN CONFERENCE Scott Sullivan and lefty Gabe In the opener, eighth-seeded W L T Pis Midwest Division league-leading 20.7 scoring aver- Pel CB Detroit 31 24 5 67 w L White. Iowa (12-14) plays No. 9 North- 818 age, she would climb to sixth 23 24 10 56 Utah 9 2 — 2 800 1/2 western (11-15) in what could be Nashville 21 32 6 48 Minnesota 8 Still unsigned are pitchers place on the scoring list. Houston 7 4 .636 2 the final game for coach Don Per- Chicago 17 35 8 42 San Antonio 6 6 500 31/2 Brett Tomko, Danny Graves, Northwest Division relli, who is retiring after 15 White-McCarty traces the W L T Pis Vancouver 4 6 400 4 1/2 Todd Williams and Steve Parris, 8 273 6 years at Northwestern. The win- 29 21 8 66 Denver 3 development of Purdue's squad 9 .250 6 1/2 catcher Brook Fordyce, infielders 22 28 8 52 [i.ill.i- 3 ner advances to a Saturday quar- Pacihc Division to her sophomore season, after Calgary 21 28 10 52 Aaron Boone, Sean Casey, Pokey 778 terfinal game with Purdue (25- Vancouver 18 32 9 45 Portland 7 2 — .636 1 Reese and Chris Stynes, and out- coach Lin Dunn was fired and Pacific Division Seattle 7 4 1 (.Michigan State (14-12) meets W 1 T Pis Phoenix 6 4 600 1 1/2 fielders Mike Cameron, Mike several of her teammates left the 500 21/2 Indiana (13-17) in Friday's sec- Dallas 36 II 9 81 LA Lakers 6 6 3 Frank, Jon Nunnally and Dmitri school. 30 18 10 70 Golden Slate 5 6 455 ond game. Second-seeded Penn 5 6 455 3 Anaheim 25 25 9 59 Sacramento Young. The Reds have the option 9 .000 7 State (20-6), ranked 15th nation- "We had three returning play- San Jose 20 25 14 M LA Clippers 0 of renewing contracts for these ally, awaits the winner.Sixth- Los Angeles 22 32 5 49 players if there is no agreement ers, freshmen and (four) walk-on seeded Michigan (16-10) faces Wednesday's Games players and we won the Big Ten Wednesday's Games by March 11. Minnesota (7-19) in Friday's final Phoenix 2. Washington 1 Boston 111, Orlando 79 championship," she said. "Not Carolina 2. Toronto 2. tie Indiana 104. Toronto 84 game, with third-seeded Illinois Philadelphia 94, Sacramento 81 Alejandro Quezada, 21, a because we had the most talent Florida 5. Philadelphia 3 (16-10) taking on the winner. The Los Angeles 3, Detroit 2, OT Detroit 89, Cleveland 73 Dominican outfielder who bat- and not because we were the Chicago 3, St Louis 1 Miami 91, Charlotte 83 ted .311 with three home runs other quarterfinal Saturday pits Nuhvflk 2. Dallas 1 Portland 94. New Jersey 85 fourth-seeded Wisconsin (14-12) most athletic, it was because we Buffalo 2. Calgary 2, lie San Antonio 99, Seattle 81 and nine runs batted in last sea- Denver 97, Utah 87 meets fifth-seeded Ohio State played together, we played hard Anaheim 2. Edmonton I son for Japan's Hiroshima Carp, Vancouver 1. San Jose I. lie Thursday's Games and we went out and scrapped Sacramento at Washington. 7pm worked out with the Reds on (16-10).Purdue hopes to win the Thursday's Games tournament to secure a top-seed for each other every day." New Jersey at Boston. 7pm Indiana at Cleveland, 7 30 p m Thursday. Cincinnati holds Montreal at Ottawa. 7 30 p m. Minnesota at New York, 7 30 p m Quezada's contract negotiating in the NCAA tournament, which Toronto at NY Islanders, 7 30 p.m Denver at Dallas, 8.30 p m would give the Boilermakers the The same formula has pro- Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 pm. Philadelphia at Chicago, 830 p.m rights until March 2. duced a conference-record 23 Friday's Games Atlanta at Houston, 8.30 p m right to host the opening two Phoenix al N Y Rangers, 7 30 p m Phoenix al Vancouver, 10 p m He is the first player made rounds. consecutive victories. The win- Philadelphia al Tampa Bay, 7 OS p m L A Lakers vs. LA Clippers al Anaheim, 10 30 p m Florida al Detroit, 7 30 p m Friday's Games available under an agreement ning margin in those games was Buffalo at Edmonton, 8 p m Minnesota at Toronto, 7 p.m signed last month by baseball History shows the a No. 1 19.2 points, but there were some l.os Angeles al Chicago, 8 30 p m Portland at Charlotte. 7 30 p m seed provides no guarantee of PiHstHUgh at Dallas, 8 30 p m Indiana at Orlando, 730 p.m. commissioner Bud Selig and the tense moments before Purdue Miami at Detroit, 8pm winning the tournament. Purdue St Louis al Calgary, 9pm Japanese commissioner's office. joined Ohio State as the only t "arolina at Vancouver, 10 p m New York at Boston, 8 p.m. was seeded No. 1 only two years Sin (osi- at Anaheim, 10 30 p m Milwaukee at Denver, 9pm teams in Big Ten history to go Dallas al Utah, 9 pm. The Reds have scheduled ago when it was upset by arch- Saturday's Games through conference play unbeat- Washington at Boston, I 30 p m San Antonio at Seattle, 10 pm intrasquad scrimmages for Mon- rival Indiana in the quarterfinals, Florida al Toronto, 7pm en. Iowa and Penn State both day and Tuesday at Ed Smith 61-54. The Boilermakers were Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p m took Purdue into overtime once IXMroit at N.Y Islanders, 7pm Stadium, their spring training seeded fourth last year when NaflhvUlc al Colorado, 9pm base. Cincinnati's spring exhibi- they defeated top-seeded Iowa before falling by two-point mar- Carolina at Edmonton. 9 p m gins. And Purdue escaped an Anaheim at Sin Jose. 10 30 p m tion season begins March 4 at 61-60 in the semifinals and then Sunday's Games home against the Minnesota beat Penn State 59-49 in the upset at Minnesota before win- Phoenix at New Jersey, 1 p m Philadelphia at N Y Rangers, 3pm Twins. championship game ning 63-61 last week. "Would you like fries with that?"

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Sal and Sun. mornings stan imme- Your Big LIFEGUARDS now hiring for summer in all $1291 Cocoa Beach $1491 spnngbreak 352-9909. cable, own room. Call 354-7414; ask for Mike diately, mm wago Apply at Buckeye Budget travel com i 800 678 63BG or Heidi. Cleveland Suburban areas. Also looking for Motor Inn. 352-1520 Now Ronimg for 99 2000 School Yoar pool managers A WSI. Incentives, bonuses, A nil Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise' 5 Be sure to pick up your BGSU Alumni Chap- JBJ Properties 41^868 3035 Nonsmoking roommate wanted May "99 to scholarships available. Call today VEHICLE OPLRATOR-Looking lor a career ter Scholarship applications at the Mi led Nights $279) Includes Meals A Froo Parties* 606 E. Wooster (corner ol Wooster and MtfMl May 00 lease. Estimated monthly rent $260. 1-800-532-SWIM. and not just a fob? Providing transportation to Alumni Center or the Office of Financial Aid Awesome Beaches. Nightlife* Departs Florida' lie) upstairs 2 bdrm duplex Great location Call Aloxa @ 353-6283 adults with mental retardanorvdevelopmenial (231 Administration Building). Nearly $28,000 Needed: 2 full-time bakers A part-time kjtchen Cancun A Jamaica $3991 sprmgbroak Large living space $675 mih disabilities is a rewarding and challenging ca- In scholarship aid la available to eligible Roommate needed ASAP help/counter help for new bakery. Exp. pre- travel com 1 800 678 6386. 234 S College 2 bdrm house. Gas hoai, large students. Applications must be returned to the reer opportunity. Will train to socure School Own bedroom ferred. Apply in person. Sal's Bakery. 1616 E. CARS FROM $500.00 yard and plenty of parking 2 blocks from Edu- Wleii Alumn< Center by no later than 5;00pm Call 353-1254 Wooster. Next to College Station bar A Domin- bus CDL. Position is a part time (12 month) po cation building. Very "ico $750/mlh sition. 7:00am 9 00am and 2 30pm 4:30pm. Polico impounds and tax ropo's on Wednesday. March 3.1999. Best of luck to o's Pizza. 2341/2 S Collego i bdrm up or 2 bdrm down Monday through Friday, Salary $11 17-$17 70 For listings call 1 -800-319-3323 14556 all applicants, any questions call Paul Pawiac- apts. Lrg yard, very clean, lots ol storage. Nursing-RN/LPN- Pan time working with zyk at 372-27011 HELP WANTED per hour. Application packet may be obtained plenty ol parking. $425 and $450/mth children and adults with developmental disabili- For Sale 4 ties to Ruslad Root & Cash A Carry Special. 1 do2 roses/$l4.95. 1 from the Wood County Board ol MR/DD. Eni ties. Applications and tour every Wednesday, Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor Sat. March 13 while they last. Fn A Sat, The Flower Basket 8, 11160 East Gypsy Lane Road. BG. 9:30-10 00am and 4:30-5:00pm. Or contact 8 00am 4:30pm EOE. Call Daniel @(419)868 5845 PREPARE FOR SUMMER 165 S. Mam St.. Downtown BG. CAMP WAYNE-sislor half ol brother/sister Human Resources 1.419) 865-0251. Sunshine 1 BR, 1 BA apt for rent immediately or begin- camp-Northeast Pennsylvania ENJOY SPRING BREAK/GRAD Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- Volunteer Supervisor-Sunshine, Inc. of ning 5/18. Furnished. A/C. dishwasher, quiet, (fV20-8V16V99). Were badil We havo recruited Kawasaki 2x 6. Brand new. low miles. $6000 WEEK-MARCH MADNESS-N MYRTLE Woslorn Rd.. Maumee. OH. EOE. Northwest Ohio, a residential facility for indi- near campus, grads A son.O's only On site great stall from BG and want you to have the OBO Can 354-6038. BEACH. S.C. $75-200 PER PERSON/WEEK viduals with developmental disabilities, is look- laundry and off street parking. $345/mo Call most memorable summer ol your life. Directors ing for a part time (16-24 hrsjweek) supervi- CALL TODAY FOR A FREE 1999 BRO- Kramer Semi Hallow 354-8082 or 216 226-0693 for appt for Fine Arts. Golf. NatureiCamping. Counsel- sor to implement a "Faith in Action'* program. 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Expo • Pantry Efficiencies for summer and 723 SIXTH STREET • Experienced Servers Management Inc. Aug. lo May. Assigned Three bedroom. Limit 3 M.ui/ ■ ,[.■ A pis. ,710 V F.nlerpntc. I bdrm. high Parking. Starts at $310.00. people. $500.00 per Samg *«■■ *»* «■ 1 * • atf BMMUM * tt» us ■ I H« ■ M vaulted ceilings, unique floor plan iKUfrK fv owotMng ma n Can i o> Stow fiuonni (kinuv month, deposit $500.00. 9 \f2- 12 mo Leases 517 E. REED Bahamas Party NOW HIRING Clow to campus. Starts al S380 Call JM-5800 Lease from May 16, 1999 Cruise $279 (25-30 minutes south One bedroom for summer to May 6, 2000. 5 0m • MM UMI • 'iw *m*% • tnoutn Ion of BG, off 1-75) and Aug. to May. Starts at 530 E. MERRY STREET Follow 224 E. through town AJEfcCA $380.00 Three bedroom. Limit 4 across from Meijer's Management Inc. Panama $119 people. $670.00 per City BuriT**hoMnMS*»l|rMSM*« Ktergrrtn Apt*., 215 Poe. Kffictencies 4 huge 521 E. MERRY month, deposit $670.00. 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