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Thursday, March 2,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issuel 11 Eight schools sign covenant Safety issues, Agreement eases transfer of students' college credits Scott Swecker menu choices The BC News
With the goal of making higher education more accessible, the define Wolfe presidents of eight Northern Ohio universities and community Jim Barker colleges signed a guaranteed The BC News admissions covenant on Wednes- Jason Wolfe, candidate for day. The covenant makes transfer- Undergraduate Student ring from a two-year community Government president, is a college to a four-year university man who lives for the moment. easier, without any loss of course His energy is a force in it- credits. self. A recipient of the Ail- "The agreement is the final American Scholar award, Wolfe has immersed himself drop of glue that cements our in- in a number of activities - on stitutions together in a seamless fabric of post-secondary educa- campus, locally and national- tional opportunity," said Frank ly. Wolfe graduated from Horton, president of the Univer- United States Space Camp sity of Toledo, one of the univer- with honors and has served on sities involved in the agreement. the University's Food Opera- Other participating schools in- Jason Wolfe tions board as a spokesman for clude the University, Cuyahoga The BG Nc» r Koii Wcltlncr vegetarian menu options. "The food on this campus Community College, Lakeland Representatives of community and four-year colleges stand in front of a covenant, allowing credit absolutely sucks," Wolfe said. Community College, Lorain He represented the Univer- from two-year community colleges to transfer more easily to four-year institutions. The representa- sity at Yale University's Cam- "Students should have the County Community College, tives met In the Student Union of the University of Toledo. pus Earth Summit and serves choice of items like organic Northwest State Community Col- as Environmental Action fruit and fresh vegetables and lege, Owens Community College public higher education system have made transferring from cational goals in a cost effective Group's representative to the better grains." and Terra Community College. school to school difficult in the is the best that it can be," said manner. Undergraduate Student "I worked with the Food "Through this collaborative, University President Paul Ols- past. Government. Operations board last year and partnership agreement, the two- camp on a written statement. "The covenant helps students Philip Mason, vice president His vision for USG includes I helped them to rewrite the year community colleges and the Olscamp was unable to attend the more efficiently accomplish the for University Relations and the upgrading of University menu so that there were at signing because he was out of four-year public universities are Important outcome of educa- University representative at the cafeterias, the improvement least some vegetarian options town. making a commitment to work tion," said Roy Church, president conference, said this agreement of recreational facilities, and at every meal," he said. "This The covenant is an important of Lorain County Community together to enhance educational represents an important com- the extension of Campus Es- is a serious issue. We've got to step toward in removing any in- College. He also noted that it will opportunities for Ohio's resi- mitment to the future of public cort service hours. See WCX Ft, page fix. dents, and to ensure that Ohio's stitutional barriers that may help students achieve their edu- higher education in Ohio. Debate Trial of University professor begins to cover Wood "took something that can campus never be replaced," says prosecutor Joe Boyle matters The BC News Jim Barker The prosecution rested their case in the rape trial of a University The BC News assistant professor today. Floris Wood, represented by attorney Scott Coon, is charged with Candidates for Under- rape and gross sexual imposition of his then-six-year-old female graduate Student Govern- neighbor. ment president will have an According to the victim's mother, authorities became aware of the opportunity to wrestle with alleged crimes in August, after the victim told a friend she "had a big the major campaign issues secret." during an Wood County Human Services was Immediately notified, and after open de- an investigation by the Wood County Prosecutor's Office, a search bate to- warrant was executed on the Wood residence, Bowling Green Police night at 7. Detective Brad Connor said. The search netted only a book authored The de- by Wood, twoPtaygirt magazines and some notes with the victim's fa a t e , name written on them. s p o n - In opening arguments, prosecutor Gwen Gebers alleged that on sored by about eight occasions Wood showed pornographic magazines and Pi Sigma videotapes to the victim and then performed sexual acts on her. Alpha, the "The defendant put a pornographic tape in the VCR and knelt down political next to her and began performing cunnilingus," said Gebers. "Be- science tween August 1993 and June 1994 the defendant took from [the vic- honorary, will take place in tim] something that can never be replaced." Room 1007 of the Business Coon said Wood's house was always a mecca for neighborhood chil- Tk« BG Newi/Ron Wc Itrnt r Administration Building. dren. The candidates will an- "[Wood] was never concerned or angry when children came over," University assistant professor Floris Wood (left) and his counsel, Scott Coon prepare to meet the possi- swer questions forwarded said Coon. "He was a patient man." ble jurors in the Wood County Courthouse Wednesday morning. Wood Is charged with alleged rape and by a panel of student organ- See TRIAL, page seven, gross sexual imposition. ization representatives. Following a short inter- mission, the debate will continue with an open The Boss takes top honors at Grammys forum segment where stu- dents may question the John Antczak formance. song meant something to them." Transcending award catego- Love to You," the popular hit re- candidates. The Associated Press "I'm not sure this is a rock Sheryl Crow was named best ries, the song "I Swear" brought corded by Boyz II Men. vocal. You stick around long new artist and also won a Gram- All-4-One the Grammy for best Pi Sigma Alpha treasurer LOS ANGELES - Bruce enough and they give these my for her hit song "All I Wanna pop vocal performance by a Boyz II Men claimed the R&B Bruce Purdy said the hon- Springsteen's brooding "Streets things to ya," he said, drawing Do." group or duo and was named best album trophy for "II." Tool orary offered to sponsor of Philadelphia" won song of the laughs. Tony Bennett collected his country song for the version re- Braxton won the female R&B the event, but there were no year and three other honors at Springsteen, who earned an third consecutive pop perform- corded by John Michael Mont- vocal performance for "Breathe concrete plans for a debate Wednesday night's 37th annual Academy Award for the song last ance Grammy for his album gomery. Again." Grammy ceremony. year, expressed appreciation in "MTV Unplugged" The album at the time. Bonnie Raitt, whose flagging "About three or four The song, from the 1993 movie an acceptance speech earlier In follows "Steppin' Out" and "Per- career was revived in 1989 with weeks ago, Pi Sigma Alpha "Philadelphia" about a lawyer the night to "the folks who have fectly Frank," which rocketed In rhythm and blues, jack-of- expressed an Interest in be- with AIDS, also won for best rock come up to me in restaurants or the 68-year-old singer back into all-trades Babyface won Gram- her multi-Grammy-winning album "Nick of Time," won the coming involved with the song, best song written specif- on the street who've lost their wide popularity after last being mys for best male vocal per- best pop album award for "Long- USG debates," Purdy said ically for a movie or television sons or their lovers or their honored with Grammys in the formance for "When Can I See and best male rock vocal per- friends to AIDS and said this 1960s. You?" and for writing "I'll Make ing in Their Hearts." —- CITY SPORTS
A national expert spoke Students can obtain The men's basketball to hundreds of students, internships for the Black \r-' '"- team lost to Miammi 63- faculty and staff Swamp Art Festival. 36, only scoring 16 second- Wednesday about crime. Page 6. half points.
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■ Editorial The BG News page two Thursday, March 2,1995 "Good oPdays" not so good The BG News It seems as though most con- anyone wearing beads and san- countries that we come into con- servatives have this desire to re- dals telling us how the education tact with. But, wouldn't at least "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" turn to the "good ol' days." After system ought to be," obviously a one or two be nice? taking a deeper look, you can crack at the democrats and lib- I'm not much of a believer only ask yourself one question - erals of the world. when people like Rush Llmbaugh Julie Tagliaferro Michael Zawacki "Why?" Mr. Candidate, I have some say things like "America is editor-in-chief managing editor It seems as though the "good news for you. You want us to go king." I find that hard to believe ol' days" weren't always so good. back to the "good ol' days" and when, at one time, the President Sure, the American society over- are under this false impression of our country was testing radi- all may have had more respect, that our current education ation on mentally handicapped courtesy and tact, but when con- Leah Barnum Dawn Keller system is fine. If our education people without their knowledge. sidering the tradeoffs, those system is "fine," then why are we news editor assistant managing editor We currently produce more things dont really matter much. so far behind so many other waste than almost all of the In the "good ol' days," there countries in science and math European countries combined was, along with the aforemen- scores? and we consume 25 percent of Joe Peiffer Larry Hannan Sharon Turco tioned diplomacy, extreme ra- It also seems as though the the Earth's resources. The only cism, sexism, and oppression. It city editor editorial editor feature editor conservatives want us to return thing America is, it seems, is a seems as though if you weren't a to having more "good old- big, greedy slob. "White Anglo-Saxon Protestant," fashioned patriotism." The only Also, no matter how many life just really wasn't dealing you thing is that they're getting pa- times it comes under fire, I do a fair hand. And not only was it triotism confused with ethno- have some admiration for this only good for WASPs but also for eliminating them altogether, but centrism. For instance. If new age of "political correct- BG's finest earn only male WASPs. Women were It is some kind of progress. someone comes here from a for- ness." While it is true that too still stuck in the home for the I also certainly enjoy the fact eign country, either as a visitor much of this could be a bad thing, most part, and decent career op- that I can talk more freely on any or as an immigrant, they are im- possibly resulting in some loss of portunities were far and few be- number of given issues. I can talk mediatly expected to know our the freedom of speech, I am glad admiration, hugs tween. If anyone out there is say- to my mother about sex, con- language. But, If an American that groups which are tra- ing "That's when a woman really verse with my friends about re- goes to a foreign country, these ditionally looked down upon are The Bowling Green Police Division released its 1994 knew how to treat her husband ligion and speak my political people generally know English, receiving some more respect. annual report earlier this week and the news is right," you've got some serious opinions to just about anyone that and it doesn't seem as much of an Remember, conservatives, really pretty good for the University. misconceptions in your head. I want to. expectation for us to learn the G.O.P.'s and avid dittoheads of Most violent crimes are down, rapes have fallen by The prejudices in the "good ol' I enjoy my freedoms. I enjoy native language of that land. the world, just because someone almost SO percent while other sex offenses are down by days" weren't limited to those of my opportunity to have any ca- Case in point: take a look at any has a different viewpoint from 18 percent. Robbery has decreased, burglary is down by a different skin color, either. reer that I want, to play any sport of the times that the President of you, it doesn't necessarily mean 24 percent and so on and so on. Catholics, European immigrants, that I want and to wear jeans in the United States has visited a that they're wrong. If you're go- The News hopes that the Bowling Green Police Divi- and those of the Jewish de- public. I dont believe that I treat foreign country. Then, take a ing to preach on some "good ol' sion retains its focus on keeping violent crime off the nomination were also discrimi- people with any less respect than look at when a leader of a foreign patriotism," remember that our nated against. my grandmother did -1 only be- nation has come here. More country was founded on the basis streets. Granted, we still have our Unfortunately, with every up comes a down, with lieve that I have more of a spine. times than not, that leader knows of freedom for everyone, not just share of prejudices and stereo- I was watching the evening English. But rarely, if ever, does for a few. Rethink your position every ray of sunshine comes a cloud, and with every types today. All the "isms" of so- news when a certain G.O.P. can- our President know the native before you make the wish to take rainbow comes a storm. ciety are still present, only it is didate vying for the 1996 presi- language of that particular coun- away the few things that make Driving under the influence violations increased by 56 not accepted when someone dential seat made his appear- try. I do realize that even the best our country great. arrests, juvenile arrests were up more 200 percent, makes a judgement based on one ance. He said something along of diplomats can, In no way, learn Penny Brown is a weekly col- overall police division activity increased from 20,987 in- of them. It's still not as good as the lines of "We don't need all of the languages of all of the umnist for The News. cidents to 23,220, and criminal arrests increased by 331 people. These incidents take up valuable police time when LETTERS TO they could be out fighting the major crime that afflicts every city. THE EDITOR Another bit of information gleaned from the annual report is that due to this crime increase and the resig- nation and injury of other officers, the Police Division Letter about foods has fallen short of its goal of community policing. taken out of context The new type of policing that is sweeping the nation would allow officers to patrol a beat on foot This would This University was meant to give residents a chance to get to know the officers in be an institution of higher learn- their community, and a chance for the community to be- ing. Higher learning would in- come chummy with the officers. herently imply the ability to read The News believes this would cut down on the number a letter and analyze the material of frivolous complaints that the officers have to deal within. Certain members of our with on a day to day basis. It would then allow them to college community have done concentrate on the bigger problems, such as violent just the opposite. prime. Roark Littlefield, in his column "Those darn conservatives" Community policing will further reduce the amount of from Wednesday of last week, violent crimes in our city. quotes a letter which my room- ' But overall, it seems the B.G.P.D. have been patrolling mate and I co-authored on the a pretty safe street. And with the addition of a couple of subject of a little dispute over new officers due to the levy, we can rest easier knowing food choices. He quoted a phrase that we live in the second safest college community in that, taken in context makes per- the state of Ohio. fect sense, would have you be- While this doesn't mean that we can walk everywhere lieve we wanted the serving of in the dark by ourselves, it does mean that University foreign food stopped because we students should take a second and pat the officers on the didn't like it. The letter said no such thing, it back - maybe, even hug them if you get the chance. Be- said we wanted the diverse menu cause, overall, they do a pretty good job. of foreign foods being served to play less of a role in the daily Penny Brown's column that ap- fifteen minutes a long wait at the display, that we ev'jn have 28 Copyright ©1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any menus. Having a diverse menu of peared on Feb. 23. Unfortunately, Bursar? Fifteen minutes Is a days out of an entire year. If the non-foreign food was the main Brown is living up to her self- miracle, believe me. history books recorded Ameri- material in this publication without the permission of The BG proclaimed title of "an ignorant point. This cockamamey manip- Maryann M. Pinckley ca's history accurately, then we News is strictly prohibited. ... student." ulation of opinions is the kind of Senior would not need 28 days to cele- brate Black History, but we The BG News is an independent student voice founded "journalism" The Newsis famous She did make a good point Secondary English Education in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and for. would be included in the history when she said most commuter of this world throughout the Wednesdays in the summer. Of course, noting who he works students rely on their cars to get Black history month for, we can forgive him, right? to campus, but as far as her view year. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of When white people often ask The other member of our open- of commuter parking lots resem- the student body, faculty or University administration. Opin- needed in society what they can do to help blacks in minded community who aired bling vast wastelands of con- their struggle for equality, I say ions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not neces- disgust at the letter is Jamie Yeo. crete, I am afraid I disagree. As I have written in response to a nothing. It Is not we who need sarily those of The BG News. He wondered aloud if DelSignore she is an on-campus student, I am recent Letter to the Editor that your help, it Is you who need to Letters intended for publication must be between 200- and Wieber are "American" not sure how often she drives by names. In response, I'd like to you published entitled "Com- help yourselves. Educate your- 300 words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone the commuter lots, but I can def- know what an American name is. plaining makes no sense on is- selves so that you don't go run- number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News initely assure her that when I (a sue." I would first like to state We are Americans, not foreign commuter) am trying to find a ning around with your foot in reserves the right to edit any and all letters. exchange students or first gen- that I am the Editor of The Obsi- your mouths like Keyes. space, there are never "droves of dian, the African American stu- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the eration immigrants, but men empty spaces." Before you start talking about dent publication an campus. As anything. Including history, paper of any errors in the stories or photograph descriptions. born here, by our parents born here, by their parents born here. As for "the worst space in a an African American women make certain you know what you He then goes an unfunny step commuter lot [being] better than first, and as an editor as well, I are talking about, and if you don't too far, by referring to "Ameri- the vast space in any of the on- feel that your establishment know what you are talking about The BG News Staff can" food as being corn bread campus lots," I have an explana- made a very poor judgment call then you need not sign your name and buffalo meat. This form of tion. Commuter students rely on when you placed this letter In at the bottom. If I was as ignor- photo editor Ross Weitzner unlearned, juvenile, ignorant their cars to get to class. We are your newspaper. I'm sure that ant as Keyes I would have been assist, city editor Jim Vickers stereotyping is the same Intellec- the ones who have to get up an you all would argue freedom of ashamed to sign my name at the Marty Fuller speech, but I argue that we free sports editor tual farce that Carl Rice and Ian extra thirty (or more) minutes end of something like that. asst. sports editor Pat Murphy ourselves from ignorance, which .Martinez just finished feuding early, just so we can drive to The worst part of the entire in- Jraphics editor Jim Mericsko is exactly what this letter pre- Reality editor Glen Lubber: about over the "Soul Dinner." campus, only to cruise lot after cident is that she really thought Weekend Reality mg. editor Melissa Upowski Before you write anymore letters lot to find a space. I, for one, have sented. that she was helping the black copy chief Cindy Williams please do us all a favor and rid never seen a lot with droves of Jennifer Keyes wrote this arti- race. She doesn't know enough assistant copy chief Joe Boyle yourself of the Immature stereo- empty spaces. If Brown could cle In regards to Black History about our history to help us. So special projects editor Robin Coe month. She feels that we, as black what I would suggest is that you assistant special projects editor Aaron Gray types that you thrust upon the reveal to me where this magical University In your asinine letter. place is, I would definitely ap- people, should be thankful for learn more about something be- Mike DelSignore preciate it. our 28 days out of 365, because fore you go spreading your Freshman All I can say to Brown is this - "Someone thought enough of us dlsease around. Ignorance is con- Criminal Justice deal with it. Someday maybe you to set aside an entire month just tagious. However, It Is one of the 204 West Hall will live off-campus and will un- for us." Thank you, Keyes, for few diseases in which we can Bowling Green State University derstand my viewpoint. making that apparent to us. cure ourselves. Pick up a book Commuters do not Anyone with an awareness of and kill the virus. Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 As for Brown's other com- American history would know Terra L. Holmes [email protected] see empty spaces plaints, I'm afraid she's really that It is because of the hatred, Junior stretching for something to the inequality that Europeans Editor-in-Chief 372-6966 I am writing In response to whine about. First, since when is have displayed and continue to The Obsidian
i The BG News Headlines Thursday, March 2, 1995 page three THEY SAID IT "I was working at my computer when I heard this noise and I knew it could only be a high-impact accident." ■Marlon Brando, actor, talking about saving two ITHREEACROSS men who crashed their car near his home NATIONAL Weather /jrfeampus THE NATION The Accu-Weather* forecast for noon, Thursday, March 2. orner LlneatafnralanianiarnparMuni zoo** tor today Man pleads guilty of "I can't believe a student at Ce- 10» darville College would do some- stealing underwear thing like this," she said. University will com- Venti da Camera, the faculty College spokesman Doug Mil- woodwind quintet at the Uni- CEDARVTLLE, Ohio - A man ler said Meeder was not current- memorate Dorothy versity's College of Musical pleaded guilty Wednesday to a ly enrolled at the school. Gish Arts, will give a free concert at charge stemming from the theft Stigers said Meeder was a The Gish FUm Theater at the 4 p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall on of women's underwear from the former Cedarville student. University will remember the March 5. Selections will In- laundry room of a Cedarville Col- late Dorothy Gish on the 96th clude "Quartet in D minor" by lege dormitory. Bakery CEO dead anniversary of her birth on Georg Philipp Teleman, "Suite Daniel Richard Meeder, 25, of March 11. en Quatre" by Claude Arrleu Cl if ton, pleaded guilty to mis- demeanor theft in Xenia Munici- NAVARRE,Ohio- Ernest To commemorate her birth, and "Divertimento for Five Nickles, who turned his family's the theater will feature three Winds" by Mel Powell. Flutist pal Court. He was referred to the probation department for a pre- tiny bakery into a $150 million f Urns directed by D. W. Grif- Judith Bentley, oboist John business baking bread for nine fith at 8 p.m. Bently, clarinetist Edward sentence investigation. Since last spring, underwear states, has died of complications The films are "The Mus- Marks, bassoonist Jeffrey from stroke. keteers of Pig Alley" and "The Lyman and horn player Her- has disappeared from the laun- Nickles died Tuesday. He was COLO WMU S7ArtCK*RY New York Hat," both made in bert Spencer are members of dry room at Cedarville College's o ia»a ttgtmgm ■» 1912, and "The Lady and the the quintet. Printy Dormitory and the com- 87. munity's only coin-operated Nickles, chairman and chief H L E3 S3 S3 EZ3 EJasO f}^a Mouse," made in 1913. All HTG" iO* WO>»ePennsylvania and West Virginia. ■manna FALCON HOCKEY FRIDAY VS. LAKE SUPERIOR/SATURDAY VS. FERRIS STATE Home regular-season finales! Mascot Beheadings! Seniors Farewell' Easy Admission!
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"Naturally, conditions and exclusions apply. Learn all about it when yoj become a caidmember. Lee B. Jones MARCH 27,1995 1:00-2:30 pm Live community broadcasting via Wood Cable Channel 24 Resumes of the candidates are available for viewing in Vice Presidential offices, Reserve Room of Jerome Library, Firelands College Library, Faculty Senate office, Graduate Student Senate, Undergraduate Student Government, and the local GOPHER network. Campus The BG News page four Thursday, March 2,1995 Panelists target civil rights Evidence finds Discussion revolves around revolution, reconciliation global warming
Ann L. Snyder The BC News issue heating up Revolution or reconciliation? Leah D. Barnum global warming, which indi- This was the question posed at The BG News cate much larger increases in the panel discussion presented the next 50 years. by the Black Student Union and Roger Thibault is convinced "We are spewing hundreds The Obsidian Tuesday night. that by leaving their cars at of tons of greenhouse gases Issues and concerns covering home, people could help Into the atmosphere every these topics and how they are re- change the world. year, and we are beginning to lated to Malcom X and Martin Evidence suggests that see the effects light now," Luther King were brought up by global warming is a worsening Gore said. panelists Marwan Tantash, Dan- problem. Thibault suggests Thibault said there are iel Gray-Kontar, Cheklta Hall that there are ways everyone several ways people can help and William Wilkins. can help slow the damage. to slow the damage by stop- Although panelists did agree Although Thibault's position ping the emission of green- that Malcom and Martin were on global warming is con- house gases like carbon diox- very prominent figures in the troversial among experts, evi- ide. civil rights movement, they did dence stands behind him. Greenhouse gases cause not all see eye to eye on the ac- "My understanding of the solar heat to become trapped tual effects the two had and the data — as they are interpreted in the Earth's atmosphere, manner in which they got their by scientists - Is that the thus causing the mean tem- work done. overwhelming evidence is that perature to increase. The topic of whether or not TheBCNawi/KlllrRIf* global warming is a reality," People need to slow popula- Martin was too "soft" of a leader Manuel Vadlllo comments on the differences between Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcom X during the said Thibault, an assistant tion growth, which contributes to be effective was discussed and Revolution and Reconciliation forum Tuesday evening. The forum was presented by the Black Student professor of biology at the to Increasing traffic, and stop debated throughout. Union and The Obsidian. University. deforestation of the' tropical "We as African-Americans got This year's mild winter is rain forests, Thibault said. soft after we got some civil Malcom's technique of saying met with great debate by com- time to do reading and studying proof of the problem, Thibault On a more immediate level, rights," said Wilkins, junior his- things others wanted, but could mentator Ethel Young. on Malcom and Martin," Young said. that means car pooling, walk- tory major at the University. not or did not." said. "You need to see that these More evidence exists in U.S. ing or riding a bike when pos- "This can be contrasted with This statement by Wilkins was Young said revolution and rec- two were not opposed and they government records that indi- sible and avoiding multiple onciliation were not two separate are more similar when you look cate a global warming prob- and unwanted pregnancies. entities, but rather they are at all the things they accom- lem. Evidence of a rise in the It is also important for peo- interrelated, just as Malcom and plished in their lives." mean global temperature ple to find alternate energy Martin were. The discussion continued with since 1890 was presented in a sources, Thibault said, be- arguments concerning what the 1992 hearing before the U.S. cause fossil fuel combustion is "This information is all readily revolt was against and what is Senate Committee on Comm- a major contributor to the available to those who take the was for. merce. Science and Transpor- problem. tation. However, some experts be- The hearing comprised evi- lieve Thibault is wrong - that Are you in a rut and need a dence of several scientists there really is no global warm- who have spent years on glob- ing problem. newcutT^S^^orf cut* al temperature research. The style Glen Frey, an associate res-$18 resulting document is titled professor of geography at the "Global Change Research: In- University, said this year's ~g OFF dicators of Global Warming relatively mild winter Is just Men's an example of the normal res. *10 and Solar Variability." z> In an opening statement at fluxuation of the global tem- the hearing, then-Senator Al perature. with Sue Gore cited the scientists' evi- Frey said there are data to Hair Unlimited, 248 N. Main, 354-1559 dence that the mean global suggest the earth is in a warm- temperature Increase since ing trend, but there are. also 1890 is between 0.3 and 0.6 de- data that suggest it's not. grees Celsius. "Which set are you willing This Week at the College of Musical Arts That evidence. Gore said, is to believe? It depends on |^k Bowling Grean Stata University consistent with the predic- which set you're looking at," tions of computer models of Frey said. BSSU On: Friday. 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Wednesday in signs of misconduct," Wilson ■ Olscamp Hall. James Q.Wilson said. James Q. expert and researcher of public policy and crime A question and answer session Wilson, a followed Wilson's lecture. Audi- James Collins ence members addressed ques- Professor of streets of America to reduce der for programs to be success- tions concerning the number of management crime. ful, Washington needs to gather criminals kept in prisons today, and public pol- "Our police need to be moti- data and fund the evaluation of research information dealing icy at the Uni- vated and appropriately the independent programs. with criminal activity and gene- versity of California, Los Angel- equipped," he said. "We need In reference to gun control, tics, capital punishment and the Tht BC. NCWI/ROM Wellincr es, spoke about "Crime in Amer- more Kojaks and not Don Wilson said he believes the link of poverty and crime. Beheaded Sic Sic members Jason Peters (left) and Lynn Schelo- ica." Knotta." Brady Bill is the wrong debate The lecture was sponsored by ske bask In the glory of being revealed to the world Wednesday Wilson, chairman of the White Wilson said crime prevention because many guns are privately the Social Philosophy and Policy night at halftlme of the women's basketball game In Anderson House Task Force on Crime in programs need to be researched. owned household guns. Center. Arena. Multi-national Awareness key to avoiding rape classes viewed Statistics vary on assault frequency, but end result same Lee Bust "The purpose of these work- The BG News Heather Cvengros tor and the other will be a first "There was a lot of discussion. The BG News shops are to provide a basic un- responder, someone who is People were impacted by the "John Wayne's voice is being dubbed In German," said Walter derstanding of the sexaul assault trained in dealing with sexual video," she said. Jager, a citizen of the Netherlands, referring to the lack of Rape: the engagement of sex- issue, area resources to assist offenses," she said. The workshops educate faculty strong bilingual education in Germany. ual conduct by force or threat of victims and information on how Barth and Hoffman said they and staff on how to deal with stu- This, and many other different educational philosophies force. to be a supportive person," Barth believe there is a sexual assault dents who come to them for help. among foreign countries, were discussed at the Classroom As- Studies indicate anywhere said. problem at the University. "It's a responsibility to stu- sumptions Across Cultures conference on Wednesday. from one in three to one in 10 dents to be aware of these situa- The main purpose of the conference was to help foreign stu- women will be sexually assaulted "The number of occurrences should not be a tions and a responsibility of the dents at Bowling Green be better understood. A panel of foreign In her lifetime, especially during faculty to be able to help and professors was brought to the University to compare the educa- her college years. factor. If an assault happens once, it is a care for the needs of the students tional concepts of their respective countries to the concepts Valerie Barth, sexual assault problem and it needs to be dealt with." during recovery," Hoffman said. here. coordinator at the University's "The concept of bringing international students to the U.S. has Prevention Center, said most Barbara Hoffman The next workshop is March 7 been a major project since the turn of the century. Therefore, rapes happen between people nurse clinician for University Health Services from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. at we are aware of the many differences in the educational who know each other. College Park. Two other meet- systems around the world," said Shirley Ostler, assistant Students who experience an ings will take place April 10 and professor of Engl ish and moderator of the conference. assault may need support and as- A video titled "Playing the "The number of occurrences May 11. One of the major topics of discussion in the panel was the re- sistance, and a faculty or staff Game" portrays rape occurlng should not be a factor," said Barth said she gives advice on lationship between teacher and student in different parts of the member could help, she said. between two people who know Hoffman. "If an assault happens how to be more cautious of sex- once, it is a problem and it needs world. Barbara Hoffman, nurse clini- each other. ual assault. cian for University Health Ser- The participants rtisniiw three to be dealt with." "Know yourself and set your "In China, students are always taught to follow authority," The first workshop, which took said Yugin Sun, an American culture studies professor from vices, said it is important for stu- main factors that contribute to own limits before you find your- dents and staff to be aware of the likelihood of sexual offenses place Wed. Feb. 1, was success- self in a situation where you later China. "Therefore, they all show respect to their professors." ful, Barth said. That kind of respect exists In Russia, as well. this issue. - socialization, communication do things you regret," she said. and alcohol. "In Russia, students are rarely allowed to ask questions dur- The University's Coalition ing a lecture. It Is considered impolite to interrupt the profes- Against Sexual Offenses is spon- Presentations will consist of a sor," said Andrey Yuregin. a history professor from Russia. soring workshops for University team of two facilitators, Barth You Can Learn A Lot From A Another topic was the financial aspects of foreign universi- faculty and staff that will deal said. "One will be a staff administra- Dummy. ties. with sexual assault. Polish professor Ryszard Legutko said, "The universities in Buckle Your Safety Belt. Poland are very poor and the professors are poorly paid. One of the major problems is a lack of books." "All of the Dutch universities are state funded and of the same BCW3TCt Exams are near quality. The only difference between them is they specialize in different subjects," Jager said. YOU'VE SEEN THE REST, Mill Mill Mill Mill Mill Mill M'll Mill Mill Mill Mill t- NOW CHECK OUT THE BEST. 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Tinker said. would have a flexible schedule, tim had a "golfball-size goose but then became obscene. would like to earn resume- "We need people experienced so it would be easy for interns to egg" on his forehead, according ■ An employee of Brathaus on building experience might con- in demography to conduct sur- fit It into their summer. march to police. Court Street reported to police sider interning for the Black veys at the festival, and we need ■ Police received a complaint Friday morning that he received Roark Llttlelleld Swamp Arts people in public relations, "It would involve students in The BC News Feb. 22 about a suspicious woman a threatening phone call from the Festival. whether It's writing press opportunities they would not irate parent of an underage drin- trying to flag down cars on East The Black releases or designing ads," Tin- normally get," said Sue Young, Thousands of Toledo Gypsy Lane. Police reportedly ker. The caller reportedly said Swamp Arts ker said. assistant director of cooperative Area residents will "take it found it was just a young man her child was at home sick. Festival will be The Black Swamp Arts Fes- education. "The idea of being in- on the arches" when the waiting on a bus. ■ Friday afternoon police in- offering 13 tival is an annual conglomeration volved in pulling off a program March of Dimes holds its ■ On Feb. 22 a motorist from vestigated a reported smell of interships, in of art, music and food in down- as multi-faceted as this is a great 25th annual WalkAmerica. Perrysburg reportedly struck marijuana coming from a Fair- conjunction town Bowling Green, and occurs opportunity." The event will take place another car on North Main Street view Street apartment. Police with the Uni- the weekend after Labor Day in on April 30. while swerving to avoid a falling reportedly could not smell any- versity Coop- September, Tinker said. Students interested in applying traffic signal. "I'm walking for all of the thing except buttered popcorn. erative Educa- The festival is seeking interns need to send a resume to the babies who will be bom ■ A Fourth Street resident re- ■ Police received a complaint tion Office, in this year mainly to fulfill spe- Black Swamp Arts Festival in healthy as a result of March ported to police Feb. 22 someone Saturday morning from a Clough various areas including fine arts cialization purposes, Tinker said. Suite 142 at 525 Ridge St., or ap- of Dimes research, educa- broke into his apartment with a Street resident who said someone management, business adminis- "We've got a lot of people on ply at the Cooperative Education broken pencil. Nothing was re- tion and community pro- was urinating on his apartment tration, marketing and graphic committees, but we need more Office. grams,"said Gerald Galvin, portedly missing. window. design, said Jim Tinker, festival people to focus on particular as- "We Just want to make contact chief of the Toledo Police ■ Police received a complaint chairman. pects [of the festival]," Tinker with people," Tinker said. Department. Feb. 22 about an elderly woman I A person wearing a Richard Galvin will join teams driving erratically on East Woos- Nixon mask was reportedly seen ter Street The woman reportedly stealing a pizza from a Papa from corporations, schools, went over the curb three times John's Pizza delivery truck civic organizations and on Mercer Road and almost hit parked on North Main Street Contract costs students clubs to walk in WalkAmer- ica. several parked cars. Saturday morning. Andrea Wood accrue interest charges while a believe the Contract with Amer- ■ On Feb. 22 police in- ■ Police investigated a com- ica is being rushed through the No team exists at the The BC News student is still in school. University, according to vestigated an alarm going off at plaint of a loud party In a High House Speaker Newt Gingrich process and is not receiving the The China Restaurant on North Street apartment Sunday morn- opposition it deserves. March of Dimes division Students who receive loans is spearheading the effort to pass director Lynnette Werning. Main Street. An employee re- ing. The apartment's resident re- from the federal government the proposed contract. "There are all kinds of implica- portedly said she heard the alarm portedly told police she had tions growing out of the con- "I'm trying to find a cap- may want to read the proposed tain for a BGSU team," but did not know what it was. heard someone trying to break in "Contract with America" very Gingrich stated in an interview tract," said Kile. "Now it is time ■ A South Prospect Street re- so she turned the radio up very with The Boston Globe last month to say whoa," she said. Werning said. "We have a carefully. team made up of BGSU sident reported to police Feb. 23 loud. Students, staff and faculty at he believes Peil Grants insult According to Kile, 40 colleges someone stole a poodle from his ■ A North Grove Street resi- students by insinuating that they are on-line with the Internet and alumni, and it would be universities and colleges across great to have current stu- car, which was parked near M.T. dent told police Tuesday that a the country are organizing via are too lazy to pay for their col- are participating in the national Muggs on East Wooster Street. secret organization called "Mys- lege educations. effort to oppose the Republican dents involved too." Worldwide Web in opposition to The March of Dunes' The poodle was reportedly found tique" was plotting a conspiracy the "Contract With America Berry said it is important for proposal. Including Kent State, later near the Fine Arts Building. against her. The woman report- citizens to look beyond the re- Antioch College, and the Univer- achievments have included proposed by republicans in the early research in the devel- ■ A Clough Street resident told edly said "they" have buried her toric and language of the Repub- sity. new Congress. opment of sufactant thera- police on Feb. 23 her husband brain several times, talked to her Ellen Berry, director of the lican proposal. She said the plan "You have the power to [op- threatened to "lay her out" if she through the walls, told her to slit affects many programs besides pose the legislation]," Kile said. py to treat respiratory dis- Women's Studies department, tress syndrome and the entered the house. her wrists and forced her to caught wind of the nationwide federal student aid, including "All you need is an account," she ■ On Feb. 23 a Falrvlew Street commit crimes. Police reported- sold. creation of Neonatal Inten- concern through the Campus Ac- deep cuts in aid to single moth- sive Care Units, which help resident reported to police ly told the woman to stop bother- tion Network Right-Win* Alert. ers, nutrition programs for low- someone left a message on her ing them. income women and children, and Kile and Berry hope to build a premature infants survive. Berry said students and educa- More than $769 million tors need to scrutinize the pro- new restrictions on immigration. coalition of students, faculty, "I don't think the issue is sav- staff, organizations and mem- has been raised by Wal- posed contract.' kAmerica, according to "There's probably not one of us ing money," Berry said. "I think bers of the Bowling Green com- Laura Kronmann, Team- the issue is gutting all the liberal who isnt effected in some way," munity to plan and participate in Walk chairwoman for Wal- DAYS UNTIL Berry said. programs in this country,"she the National Day of Campus Ac- kAmerica 1995. The proposed Contract with said. tion Against the Proposed Con- SIMtlNG ICItl Vk! America suggests changing stu- Crystal Kile, a student of tract with America. They en- dent loan programs so the fed- American Cultural Studies, is as- courage interested persons to at- eral government will no longer sisting Berry in organizing a tend the open planning session WOLFE s movement on campus in oppo- for the National Day of Campus Continued from page one. flWlNWHtl!*l«l«l!*l!«l!*liltlMr.1! V'-\ Congratulations! \i\ \i\ \i\ \i\ \i\ \i\ \i\ \ The BG News National Thursday, March 2,1995 page seven Success Brothers apprehended for bludgeoning family Heidi Russell County District Attorney Robert morning. The Associated Press Steinberg said He was traveling Dennis Freeman, 54, and Eric with the Freeman brothers when were ambushed in bed. Brenda PHILADELPHIA - Two hulk- they were spotted in Ohio, he Freeman, 48, was attacked down- ing skinhead brothers accused of said. stairs near the boys' bedrooms. killing their parents and younger The trio were being questioned The victims were discovered brother were arrested Wednes- at Midland County Jail, Michigan Monday by an aunt who went to day in Michigan after being State Police at Bay City said. check on them, worried about the traced through a phone call. Norm Donker, the Midland repeated death threats the boys Bryan Freeman, 17, his County Prosecuting Attorney, had made, police said. 15-year-old brother, David, and a said the two older cousins will be The three were arrested cousin were arrested in Hope, arraigned Thursday morning in Wednesday evening at a home 140 miles northwest of Detroit Midland they had previously called from a and 500 miles from the murder "I feel better now that they're motel in Ohio, Narvaez said. A scene, FBI Agent John Narvaez caught. There's no more fright," Michigan State Police SWAT AP Photo/ Kcvork DJuiMliu said. said the Freeman boys' maternal team stormed the house between Members of (he group Boyz II Men, left to right, Shawn Stockman, Nate Morris, Wanya Morris and It was still unclear Wednesday grandfather, Nelson Birdwell. 6 and 6:15 p.m., Salisbury Town- Michael McCary, show off their Grammy awards for "Best Rhythm & Blues Album" Wednesday at night whether the cousin, Nelson He said another daughter and her ship Patrolman Stephen Shaba- the Shrine Auditorium In Los Anfteles. "Benny" BlrdweU III, 18, was in- husband were in hiding. "We've ziansaid. volved In the slayings, Lehigh been in fear of our lives," Bird- Police traced them to the motel well said. after a tip from a truck driver The brothers are accused of who had heard reports about the stabbing and bludgeoning their boys and recognized them, Sha- parents and 11-year-old brother, baziansaid. U.S. foreign policy debated The elder Birdwell said the trio Eric, in Salisbury Township, near Allentown, then fleeing with a had been videotaped in an Ohio 12-gauge shotgun in the family grocery store, and the tape was GOP promotes national focus, Clinton warns against isolationism car on Sunday night or Monday shipped back to Allentown. Donald M. Rothberg Iraq. Anthony Lake, White House tions or peacekeeping, but his But he said that Yeltsin "has The Associated Press national security adviser, speech had a strong internation- made serious errors and has countered that Dole's criticism alist tone. moved toward authoritarian was "unfounded on the facts." He The Kansas Republican, ex- rule." He accused the Clinton WASHINGTON - President said U.N. Ambassador Madeleine pected to formally enter the 1996 administration of misguided de- Clinton portrayed foreign policy Albright had told other govern- presidential race in April, quoted votion to a "Yeltsin first" policy differences with the Republican ments that Clinton would veto Nixon as saying that "the Soviets that has "resulted in the loss of majority in Congress Wednesday such a resolution. have lost the Cold War, but the tremendous opportunity to state C as a struggle between those who Legislation passed two weeks United States has not yet won it." American concerns forcefully o want to contin- ago by the House that would cut before thousands were slaugh- Thursday L ue U.S. leader- back U.S. support for U.N. Dole described a troubled tered in Chechnya." T L ship and "those peacekeeping activities has been world that "will test America's He called for a new realism E who advocate a attacked by the administration as resolve and her leadership. If we toward Russia in which dis- isolationist and likely to destroy H G new American fail those tests, if we refuse the agreements would "not be ex- E isolationism." the United Nations as a tool for mantle of leadership - any de- cused, ignored and minimized." U "The new iso- dealing with trouble spots around claration of victory will be a long Dole also repeated his long- lationists are the world. time coming." standing criticism of the admin- R I. wrong," he said Clinton said the legislation The senator recalled that he istration for what he regards as -J®NGS D. in remarks would "deny resources to was an early supporter of Boris inaction in the face of Serbian S prepared for peacekeepers and even to our Yeltsin, back when the Bush ad- aggression in Bosnia. D delivery at a troops and squander them on ministration was backing Soviet forum sponsored by the Nixon Star Wars," the space-based President Mikhail Gorbachev. A FRI - SUN Center for Peace and Freedom. missile defense system first pro- L Republican leaders preceded posed by President Reagan. Y 'Eleventh Hour & Masquerade' A him and Senate Majority Leader He said the approach would Attention Spring Breakers! S coming: March 29 Jockyl D Bob Dole criticized the adminis- "weaken America. We must not I tration for "misguided devotion" let the ripple of isolationism they LET'S Party! to Russia and what he called a have generated build into a tidal E failed policy in Bosnia and mis- wave. If we withdraw from the Panama City from $139 A MARCH MINISKIRT S takes in dealing with Iraq and world today, we will have to con- Hotels Include: Quad Triple Double R CONTEST North Korea. tend with the consequences of Boardwalk Beach $149 $189 $269 Finalists to compete N Dole accused the administra- our neglect tomorrow." Holiday Inn $169 $209 $299 E I tion of "timidity" for not threat- There is far less support for Beachfront Accomidations! 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Following the steal Shade ing, but we weren't getting any en's basketball team had a big was whistled for an intentional defense There was a period at hill to climb. foul, giving the Redskins a pair the begining of the game where But unlike that fictional sto- of free throws and ball posses- we were just trading baskets ry, the Falcons live in reality. sion. and we cant afford to do that." The reality Kent hit one of her free But during that stretch of Wednesday throws and on the ensuing pos- trading hoops, the Falcons night was session Jennifer Wenclewtez were getting conventional that BG dug made good on a pair from the buckets while Hayden was do- themselves stripe, giving Miami a 78-70 ing her work from behind the too deep a lead. 3-point arc. hole against "That was a turning point Hayden opened the game Miami and because Bridgett [Andrews] with a three and had two more fell to defeat, was in the open court and I'm in the first two minutes as the 82-76. not sure she wasn't fouled and Falcons were on the ropes The win then we get called for an inten- early, 13-4. keeps Miami tional," BG coach Jaci Clark BG fought back with a three- (13-4 MAC, 17-8 overall) in said. "That's really hard when point play by Nicky Heilmann, third place, one game behind you're fighting that and the a free throw from Charlotta Ohio and Toledo. The Falcons time with only two minutes Jones and buckets from Shade (7-10,9-16) remain in sixth. left. and Sara Puthoff to cut it to The Redskins led by as many "We were coming back with 13-12. as 17 in the second half before a lot of momentum and I'm not BG mounted a comeback. Mi- sure we were out of gas at that Hayden closed the first with chelle Shade, who tied her ca- time," she said. "It was anybo- four treys and 14 points to reer high for the third time in dy's ballgame and I don't think highlight a 56 percent (18-32) five games with 30 points, fired it was decided by the bail- shooting effort by the Red- in 18 points in the final 15:35. players," From there Lisa skins. Miami's Monica Nei- But the comeback was foiled in Hayden and Meredith Shelley mann controlled the first-half the minutes on a key call by the put the game on ice, hitting 4-4 boards with 12, as many as the officials. from the line in the final 30 entire Falcon team. Niemann's 17 boards leads Miami past BG Scott Brown sat, pushing the lead from sev- I'm there." The BG News en back to a comfortable 11. Niemann's 17 boards consti- Meredith Shelley, Miami's tutes a career-best Miami's Monica Niemann other post, provided 12 points Notes: had Bowling Green's reboun- overall and a pair of buckets in • Despite the loss. Bowling ders for lunch Wednesday the stretch. Green still stays alone in sixth night during her team's 82-76 Bowling Green had a couple place in the conference after win at Anderson Arena. turnovers in the run, but they Central Michigan's loss to And dinner. And a midnight were still unable to handle the Toledo. Miami remains alone in snack. rebounding game. third place, so a BG-Miami Niemann's 17 rebounds and "We had a couple of missed matchup in the MAC quarter- adjoining 12 points were huge rebounds," BG coach Jaci finals on Tuesday seems likely. for the Redskins as they stay alone in third place in the Mid- The BC Nmi/Ron Weltiner American Conference. She had Miami's Lisa Kovack puts up a shot between BG's Charlotta Jones (25) and Kristl Koester (31) during the Redskins' 82-76 victory on Wednesday night. a dozen of those boards at half- "We had a couple of missed rebounds. time - just as much as the en- tire Falcon team. Then we got the shot clock down and they "Offensively, she wasn't make a shot at the last second. If we're really scoring for us but she able to keep ball possession there, maybe Miami clinches MAC, was getting so many rebounds for us," Miami coach Lisa things are different." Bradley said. "She was domi- nating the boards the first half." defeat Falcons, 63-36 "It seemed like one of those Jaci Clark games where the ball just kept BG women's head coach Mike Kazlmore season." A Shane Komives 3-point play bouncing to me when I was The BC News For the Falcons, it was their cut Miami's lead 48-32, but the standing underneath," Nie- mann said. "I felt real good re- third consecutive road loss of Redskins finished the game with Clark said. "Then we get the • Nicky Heilmann continued OXFORD - Miami hit the high more than 20 points. It was also another strong run. This time it bounding. I felt strong and I shot clock down and they make a late-season scoring spree had good position out there, point of its season, while the Fal- their lowest offensive output was a 15 to 4 stretch. a shot at the last second. If we'- with IS points for the Falcons. cons fumbled their way to their since the 1942-43 squad lost a The Redskins were able to pull and that helps." She is now averaging 11.2 Although the Falcons ended re able to keep ball possession lowest point during the Redskins' 41-24 thriller at Dayton. away largely because of their 76 there, maybe things are points a game for the past five 63-36 romp Wednesday night. In fact, BG had more turnovers percent (16-21) shooting mark up outboardlng the Redskins contests. 36-34, Niemann's presence was different ** The loss drops BG to 16-9 over- (19) than field goals (13) for the from the field during the second "I have all the confidence in • Charlotta Jones had IS especially troublesome for all including a contest. stanza. the world in the players that points and 10 rebounds for the 10-7 mark Without the services of leading "The difference between the Bowling Green as they attemp- Falcons, continuing her solid ted to make a second half play behind me," Niemann against Mid- scorer Shane Kline-Ruminski, first and second half was that we said. "I think they are all great, play of late. Her freshman American Con- who was out with a sprained an- did a better job on offense," Sen- comeback. counterpart Sara Puthoff Only five of Niemann's and I'm just as confident with ference compe- kle, the Falcons used a very de- dek said. "We were a little bit them on the court as I am when cooled off on Wednesday. titor!. The Fal- liberate game plan throughout anxious in the first half. In the boards came in the second half, cons, however, the first half. second half we were all really on but they came at crucial times. still have a For the most part it proved to the same page." Bowling Green, who couldn't Men's Box Score Women's Box Score chance to be successful as they only trailed Devin Davis led the second- seem to catch a break the en- clinch a home 23-20 when the halftime buzzer half charge by scoring 13 of his tire game, finally got one with BGSU 36 BGSU 76 court contest sounded. game-high 21 points during that 8:19 to go in the game when PO FT TP R A Mn PO FT TP R A Ma 28 He for the first "They took the air out of the run. Most of his buckets came Niemann drew her fourth foul. one 1-5 00 3 6-10 3-3 13 3 2 36 ball," Sendek said. "They were She went to the bench, and the KoarivM 5-11 3-3 15 ♦0 6-14 3-7 15 10 I 38 round of the MAC tournament by from point-blank range. 11 13-19 4-4 30 10 0 39 Falcons seemed to have the Miller 1-2 0-0 virtue of Ball State's loss to Kent. making us play 35-second pos- "Offensively Devin did a super Daafcta 4-7 0O 30 Puthoff 2-4 0-0 4 2 4 21 If the Falcons beat Western sessions at the defensive end. job in the second half," Sendek window of opportunity that Lan-snagi 1-8 1-2 40 Hooper 2-7 1-2 S $ 4 35 Michigan on Saturday and Ohio Those few times they got a sec- said. they had been waiting on. SWUM 0-0 04) 0 0 6 Andrew 2-10 3-3 7 5 2 28 beats Ball State, BG will host the ond shot it seemed like an eterni- "But it's equally important to "We're definitely not a one or L^ch OO 00 0 0 8 ■jsMhj 0O 00 0 0 0 1 quarterfinal on Tuesday night. ty playing defense. recognize the players that were two person team," Niemann Amrbein 00 00 4 TOTALS: 31-64 14-19 76 36 13 200' "What I was most proud of to- getting him the basketball. explained. "I don't think that a Nlnkovk o-o 0O 12 PO»: .484, FT*: .737.3pt PO%: .000 Miami, staying a perfect 10-0 21 night was our ability to stay fo- "That's really the beauty of the lot of people realize that When CerMer 1-3 1-3 i at Millet Hall, was presented the 36 TTT 500 cused and play possesion by pos- game - it really takes a cohesive I'm not out there, or Lisa Hay- TOTALS: 13-36 5-8 MAC regular-season trophy by FO%: .361. FT*: .625.3pt PO*: .313 Commissioner Jerry Ippoliti session throughout the second 'unified effort. When you have den [who had a team-high 18 Miami 82 half until we were able to break points], we're still in good after the game The Redskins, that, you are successful, but if Miami 63 PO FT TP R A away." shape and we have a lot of peo- H.yde. poised to be the top seed at the any one spoke in that wheel gets PG PT TP R A Mn 5-11 4-4 18 2 2 33 J MAC tournament, now stand at And the Redskins broke away disjointed than you can run into ple that can pick up the slack Mahalfe, 4-7 00 10 6 5 38 5-11 2-3 12 17 1 sailrjr « 2-1 12 6 1 20-5,15-2. in grand fashion. some scoring droughts.'* for us." Dava 9-14 3-3 21 6 4 34 23 Without their main spoke, the "I was concerned with her Beard 2-4 2-2 • 2 2 34 **■* 4-9 14 12 I 5 34 "I am really the fortunate re- After an Antonio Daniels layup Wetlewkj 3.14 3-4 13 3 3 cipient of being around people Falcons had trouble generating coming out of the ballgame, but Cro* 3-3 1-2 10 1 3 27 36 pulled BG within 10 at 38^28, the Ma*"" 3-4 0O 6 I 0 who like each other and know any kind of offense throughout I knew Lisa Kovack could do a Hcckka 2-6 0-0 J 0 0 26 13 Redskins went on a 10-1 spurt Aha 00 oo 0 1 0 3 M*awr OO 0O 0 0 I 4 how to win," Miami head coach over the next four minutes to put the night. good job,*' Bradley said. "She n*a"B» 3-3 1-17 0 2 BG's inside attack was virtual- P-niiii 2-3 l-i s 2 1 19 21 Herb Sendek said after receiving the game out of reach. stepped up and did a nice job. McCain 1-2 1-2 4 0 1 13 I M a ly nonexistent as Floyd Miller, ■ the trophy. "[The players] have a Kenneth Bozeman, Miami's She contained Michelle [Shade] Headeno* 0-1 oo 0 1 0 3 ToTSTJ 3l.il 1ST7& aft James Cerisier and Dayon Nln- and got a big bucket for us." PO*: .508. FT*: .786,3pt PO*: 412 »* great deal of competitiveness sixth man, scored all five of his f'hir** '■' JtJL 2 1 V _1 and focus and that's the reason points during that stretch - in- kovic only managed to post a Miami outscored BG 104 In TOTALS: 24-43 8-10 63 24 16 200 combined five points on the they have enjoyed the kind of cluding a pick of Jay Larranaga the four minutes that Niemann PO»: .558. FT*: .800.3pt PO*: .636 success they have had this that ended in a one-handed Jam. night W.».l»*| Sports The BG News page ten Thursday, March 2, 1995 All-pro Sharpe sent packing Schott's'men' The Associated Press after his brief holdout on the eve of the season opener with Minne- GREEN BAY, Wis. ~ Will Sterl- sota last year. stay following ing Sharpe play again in the Black said Sharpe wanted half NFL? the 199S salary, but was willing Nobody knows. But if he does, to have payments deferred to it wont be for the Green Bay give the Packers some relief on housecleaning Packers. this year's salary cap. General manager Ron Wolf an- Wolf cited medical evidence as The Associated Press would be no other retaliation. nounced Sharpe's release Tues- the key reason the team decided "Sixteen of 43 players in day, saying it's too risky to ex- instead to terminate his contract. PLANT CITY, Fla. - The camp were directed to per- pect the Packers' leading Cincinnati Reds on Wednes- form in tomorrow's game and receiver the past seven seasons Sharpe caught S9S passes for day told 16 players to clean refused," Bowden said in a to play pro football after the 8,134 yards and 66 touchdowns out their lockers and leave prepared statement. "They spinal-fusion neck surgery he after joining the Packers as a camp for refusing to partici- became sympathy strikers underwent Feb. 3. first-round draft pick in 1988. He pate in Thursday's exhibition and were sent home. We will "We regret that the Packers' led the team in receptions every opener against the Cleveland not release names of those association with Sterling Sharpe year he played. Indians. who left camp, but they will be has come to an end," Wolf said. He surpassed James Lofton as available before tomorrow's General manager Jim Bow- The decision gives the Packers career leader in catches last game." season, and his TD receptions are den said that 27 players relief under the NFL's salary cap Among those known to have when they find a replacement for second only to Don Hutson's 99 in agreed to play. They were cheered by owner Marge left camp were former major Sharpe, Green Bay's career team history. Schott. leaguers Kurt Stillwell, Scott leader in pass receptions. Sharpe set NFL single-season Scudder and Rich Sauveur. It gives the 29-year-old Sharpe records for receptions in 1992 Among those remaining were the chance to sign on with an- (108) and again in 1993 (112), "You're not wimps out there," she shouted when they Mike Smith, Pedro Bourbon other team willing to pay more when he was hampered all season and Motor Boat Jones. than the $200,000 the Packers of- by a turf toe injury that required took the field for a workout. fered him for this year, in hope postseason surgery. "You guys are men." The Reds have had players he can return in 1996. Sharpe, who lives in Columbia, report in several stages. The And it leaves quarterback S.C., suffered momentary para- Bowden, who declined to 64 who reported to camp Brett Favre without his favorite lysis to his arms after colliding meet with the media after Wednesday morning were be- target helmet-to-helmet with an Atlanta Wednesday's announcement, lieved to be higher-level Out of Sharpe's 29 100-yard re- safety on Dec. 18. He had another had said players who refused players than previous groups, ceiving days, 19 have come in nerve-type injury a week later to play in spring training and they were not asked to tandem with Favre, the team's and was pulled from the lineup games would be sent home at participate in Thursday's starting quarterback since four for Green Bay's two playoff heir own expense, but there game. games into the 1992 season. games. Favre, who left Tuesday on a In the surgery, he had a two- vacation to Jamaica, has com- inch by three-inch piece of bone AP photo/Marry Cash pleted 983 passes with the Pack- from his pelvis transplanted to Wide receiver Sterling Sharpe is helped off the field after suffering a NHL ers and Sharpe has caught 294 of the back portion of his first and neck injury during a game against the Atlanta Falcons Dec. 18,1994. Western Conference Eastern Conference them. second cervical vertebrae. The Central W L T Pis bone fragment was held in place Reed, half of the most prolific last season for Houston. The Northeast W L T Pts "(Favre) is certainly going to Detroit 12 5 1 25 miss him," said Favre's agent, by a wire and two screws on each receiving tandem in NFL history, Steelers must get another kicker Pittsburgh 14 3 2 30 St. Louis 12 5 1 25 Bus Cook, who spoke with Favre side. signed a three-year contract if they do not re-sign free agent Quebec 13 4 2 28 Chicago 5 before the quarterback left Mis- Black said about IS NFL teams Tuesday, believed to be worth Gary Anderson. 11 1 23 Boston 10 6 2 22 Toronto sissippi on his trip. called him Tuesday afternoon to about $1.8 million a year. The New England Patriots are 9 9 3 21 Montreal 7 8 4 18 Sharpe's postseason surgery inquire about Sharpe. Reed caught 85 passes in his expected to lose fullback Kevin Winnipeg 6 9 3 15 Buffalo 7 7 3 17 was for a spinal Injury that kept Black said Sharpe had trouble fourth season. He teamed with Turner, but will pick up defen- Dallas 4 10 3 11 Hartford 7 9 3 17 him out of Green Bay's two accepting the Packers' decision, Cris Carter whose 122 receptions sive end Tim Roberts from the Ottawa 2 12 3 7 although he wasn't totally sur- set an NFL record for the most Oilers. playoff games. Pacific W L T Pis Atlantic W L T Pts His physician said over the prised by it. catches by any pair of receivers Turner has signed an offer Calgary 9 6 3 21 weekend there was a 90 percent "I think Sterling deep in his in league history. sheet from the Philadelphia Ea- NY Rangers 9 8 3 2i"~ Edmonton 7 9 2 chance of the procedure succeed- heart didn't think the Packers Lathon, the Oilers' No. 1 pick gles for $4,125 million for three ■ 6 NY Islanders 8 8 3 19 ing to the point where Sharpe's would release him," he said. out of the University of Houston years, including a $1.5. million San Jose 7 9 2 16 Philadelphia 8 8 2 18 return could be possible in 1996. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vik- in 1990, became the fifth un- signing bonus. Vancouver 5 6 6 16 Tampa Bay 8 9 2 18 Sharpe's agent, William ings re-signed wide receiver restricted free agent to sign with Turner is a restricted free Los Angeles 5 8 4 14 New Jersey 7 7 4 18 "Tank" Black, demanded the Jake Reed, free agent linebacker Carolina. He had a team-high 8 agent, so the Patriots have seven Anaheim 5 11 1 II Florida 7 11 2 16 days to match Philadelphia's Packers either raise the $200,000 Lamar Lathon left the Houston sacks last season for the Oilers. (standings as of 3/1/95) Washington 3 10 5 II offer for 1995 or release him. Oilers for the expansion Carolina "I felt after visiting the Panth- offer to him, but seem likely to His contract would have paid Panthers, Houston kicker Al Del ers organization that this is settle for the Eagles' third-round him $3.2 million next season, part Greco had a tryout with the where I wanted to play," Lathon draft pick instead. NBA of a six-year deal renegotiated Pittsburgh Steelers. said. "This is a first-class organi- Roberts, 6-foot-6 and 320 zation, and the people I spoke pounds, is a restricted free agent, Western Conference Eastern Conference with here are all committed to but the Oilers decided against Midwest w L Pet GB Central W L Pet GB winning football games." matching the Patriots' offer of $1 Utah 40 16 .714 - Indiana 34 20 630 FOOD C^PERATIONS The Panthers did not release million for one year. San Antonio 37 16 698 1.5 Charlotte 35 21 £25 - the terms of Lathon's signing. The Oilers will get New Eng- Houston 35 20 .636 4.5 Cleveland 33 22 600 1.5 Del Greco, whose missed land's fifth-round draft pick this Denver 24 31 AS6 155 39-yard field goal in the final Atlanta 27 28 491 7.5 NOW HIRING year as compensation. Dallas 21 32 396 175 second helped Pittsburgh win the Chicago 27 29 .482 8 BGSU STTJDEJ\rrS AFC Central title in 1992, said he New England has about $7 mil- Minnesota 14 41 255 255 Milwaukee 21 35 375 14 was not certain what to expect lion of its $36.5 million salary cap Detroit 20 34 370 14 PART TIME from the Steelers. available. Some of that might go An unrestricted free agent, Del to sign Dave Meggett of the New Pacific W L Pet GB Atlantic W L Pet GB GRAPHIC Greco made 16 of 20 field goals York Giants. Phoenix 42 13 .764 - Orlando 43 13 .768 - PRODUCTION Seattle 37 16 698 4 New York 35 19 648 7 INTERN LA Lakers 34 19 642 7 Boston 22 32 .407 20 $4.SB HR. 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In her of her swimming career in the ball team, but my USS coach "Lynne has shown me what senior season Rutherford was Dick Brinster The sport of swimming can pool behind her. didnt want me to jeopardize collegiate athletics are all elected a co-captain of the BG The Associated Press sometimes get tiresome, not The Toledo native concluded my swimming career, so I had about," Kelso said. "When the squad. On top of that she be- only to the fans who watch it, her career this past week with to quit that, too." came an inspirational leader Although he never wore one In team was down Lynne had the but also to the athletes that an impressive performance at After settling down and sense of humor to unite it and and never showed It more than the big leagues, Rob Dibble was swim the parallel lanes over the Mid-American Conference sticking with the water sport, it easily cast as a bad guy wearing the seriousness to keep it in the Falcons' match with and over again. Championships. Her output came time for Rutherford to together." Toledo. a black hat. Lynne Rutherford, however, was the product of 15 years of choose a college. Lynne gave the team a pep Now, the 31-year-old reliever "I try not to take things too refused to let the tedious side determination. "Actually, BG wasn't on my seriously," Rutherford said. appears perfectly colffed in the talk before the meet. of the sport pull her under. The Rutherford began her list of top schools to attend. "If I have a bad race, I try to "It wasn't any ordinary pep black cap of the White Sox. 21-year-old Falcon swimmer, swimming career in a relative- Brian Gordon kept at me on the overlook it and keep a positive talk," Kelso said. "This was Whether he'll have an opportuni- who has just wrapped up her ly safe way. phone a lot - he was very per- attitude I'm not as serious as ty to wear it in Chicago or any- Lynne's last dual meet against sistent. So finally I decided to other athletes. I dont know if Toledo, her hometown, and she where else in the major leagues take a recruiting trip here," that's a good thing or a bad wanted to beat them bad." is yet to be determined. "When the team was down, Lynne had the Rutherford said. "On my trip, I thing" Between her junior and Gone as a result of arm prob- In the 200 freestyle, her best had a real good time and I liked senior years as a Falcon, the event, Rutherford beat every- lems in recent seasons is the sense of humor to unite it and the the team a lot. They were real- stress began to catch up with one by at least three seconds. 100-mph fastball with which seriousness to keep it together." ly together and very spirited." her. , Although the team hit a down Dibble terrorized the National While making the switch to "It was tough for me during League during six seasons with Alicia Kelso year this season, Rutherford college, Rutherford had to my junior year, I kind of didn't the Cincinnati Reds. At times, the stuck with the team and fin- BG sophomore swimmer leave some friends behind. want to swim any more and felt ished up strong at the MAC's ■ pitch proved too quick for many During her years in the USS like I was getting burned out," once again. major leaguers to hit. career, is the only member left "I started swimming when I and competing at St. Ursula's, Rutherford said. "I didnt put a "It hasn't hit me yet that I "I'm back," Dibble said after of the swimming class that Rutherford befriended Alicia lot of effort Into the year be- his first spring training workout was six," Rutherford said. "My don't have to wake up at 5:15 started with five women and brothers swam for a summer Kelso, who swam for Bowling cause it was difficult for me to every morning and get in the at Sarasota, Fla. But he wasn't three men. Green High School. balance my time." talking about his fastball, which league and my parents thought cold water anymore. I'm really "A couple of them dropped it would be nice if I learned "I had the opportunity of As the season dragged on, happy that it's over because I he says has reached the mid-80s. competing against and the out our freshman year for var- how to swim because we al- Rutherford finished it off with think my time has come to give Dibble, suspended six times ious reasons - whether it was ways went out to a resort in the privilege of competing with a strong performance at the during his major league career it up, but I don't have any re- grades or just too much work," summer and they didn't want Lynne. In a sport that is easily MAC Championships. grets," Rutherford said. "I am for a myriad of sins, says little Rutherford said. "Most of the me to drown." discouraging, she has never "I worked hard, but not as else has changed. kind of happy to say that I others in the class just got sick After her intiation, Ruther- given up," Kelso said. hard as I could have, and I still made it through four years of "My philosophy Is the same, to of it. They Just lost their love ford began to swim in summer "We always saw each other did well, so I thought next year Division I swimming." go out there and win at all costs," for swimming." leagues until she was nine on trips and hung out together I could work harder and drop he said. It seems that the relationship years old. She then joined a - we got along real well," my times even more," Ruther- That doesn't bother the White between swimmers and their local YMCA and swam with Rutherford added. ford said. Her old friend was Sox, who have signed him to a sport can easily be bruised, es- them for a couple of years be- At the time, Rutherford there to help her through the didnt know that Kelso, two minor-league contract with the pecially in the frail morning fore moving on to a United rough times. hope he can make it back to the hours. Rutherford and the rest States Swimming club, which years her junior, would soon "Alicia helped me through follow her to BGSU. The two majors after the strike is settled. of the BG swim team had prac- catered to more serious swim- last year. She was there to Dibble won't be saving any ticed twice a day, once at 5:30 mers. games for Cincinnati, but one in the morning and once at 2:30 Her coach in the USS club, former Red has already saved in the afternoon. Ann Urschel, as well as the LYNNE RUTHERFORD the front office some embar- "Lynne has been a very con- sport itself, gripped Ruther- 1995 MAC Championship rassment. sistent performer for us," BG ford and kept her interests. She Pedro Borbon, age 48 and IS head coach Brian Gordon said. went on to compete at St. Ur- Event Time Place years removed from the majors, "You have to understand that sula Academy where she was 500 Free 5:01.48 6th. signed for real Tuesday as a re- In this sport you have to put team captain, earned four let- placement player, threw in the forth a great effort each year ters and two district titles. 200 Free 1:55.18 8th. bullpen and declared himself just to get back to the same While in high school she also 200 Fly 2:07.13 5th. ready to pitch. level you were at the previous began to experiment with other 800 Free Relay 7:51.45 5th. The Reds erroneously issued a year." sports. 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Place yaur order tor cap and gown by March will be available in 425 Student Services of Michigan. ronment, benefits, and shift differential. Apply starting Monday. Must be full time •A Dr. Su.ss Story Hour, Rodgera First Csrty Rentele * 3534325 31, 1808. Please place your order al the gift 'Pi Beta Phi* West Lounge, 10:00pm in person at Barney's 181 1/2 S. Main. counter in the Univanily BooksDte or by call- slude-twirh3 5GPA Counselors Wanted Tnm down-fitness, co-ed. ing 2-2851. H placing your ordar by phona you Applications due on 12 month leases starting May 19.1995 Check out our New gs Swirnwear Thursday, March 2 NYS camp. 100 positions: sports, crafts, many - mutt know your cap aiza. Graduation announ- Match trjlh by SflOprn. 122 N. Enterpr.se-1 Br-1 person- (340 . Utll Collegiate Conhecson Staff Apprecletlon Day others. Camp Shane, Ferndale. 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World travel. Univ. Village. 3520164. MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES Friday, March 3 Seasonal A lull-time employment available. No FALCON RADIO AM 880 WFAL'a March 10 al the Newport Music Ha. DISNEY IS COMING!! •Campus Roommate Gsme, Northeast Experience necessary. For information call BALLS OUT BINGO APIS 850 Scon Hamilton 2 baxs from camp, DISNEY IS COMINGII Commons, 6:30-8:30pm 1 -206-634-0468 exL C55443. Usrfsn March 7. from 84pm to Nice, furn, air, laund, reserved parking. 4 peo- Tha Big Hairy Poaaa to win prtzeel EASY money making opportunities at home. ple max. No pets 10 mnth Lease (675 per mo. WELLNESS WEEK Wednesday, Mar. eih Residence Hell Week sponsors Include: Pick up your bingo card al tha ForFREE inlo, limned time only. 12 mnth lease (820 per mo. 287-3233/ after Student RacraalIon Center 7:00pm-1007 BA Bldg. Rodger*, Ottenhauar, Prout, McDonald WFAL aludlo In West Hall RUSHS.A.S.E. to P.O. Box 704. BG OH 5:00 287-4255. 2-2451 details Ouad, Krelecher Ouad, Kohl and Resident From your modem rock authority 43402. Wecover Yoga DISNEY IS COMING!! Student Aaoocletlon. FALCON RADIO, WFAL Monday, March 8 DISNEY IS COMINGII Golf - Sales GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa 7-Spm. Archery/GoH Room Part-time. 20-25 has, flexible schedule. 800 THIRD STREET Hey.SigKapsI Now renting for 1995-96 8 summer 1995 ERIKASOBY Call Mr. Winter at 1-419-882-1929. GAMESFAST Country Una Dancing Qaee For the third year In a row... 2 BR A 1 BR units Congratulations on a successful March 4.1 pm to Midnight Tuesday, Ms re h7 you know me. Fully turn. A air conditioned MIF-CA Conference! You dd a great Education Building 2nd Door. 8-gpm. Activity Ceniar The hockey game on March 4th Help Wanted *DJ Convenient Location job aa Conference Manager! We are SI IO sign up/ $.50 raffles sold at the door. In- is the place to be Gamers Is now accepting Reasonable Rates so proud of youl You are the best cludes Live Action Vamp-re. Banto tech 3055 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament So get your tickets applicationa for a DJ on Call 352 4966 house director I and much more. Thursday, March 8 ASAPII Friday * Saturday Nights! 8-11 pm. Activity Ceniar Love from Turn eland Sigma Love. Call Beval 352-8780! MOUNT VERNON APTS. GET PUBLISHED NOW! Sign up in tha SRC Main Office by March7 Frieda PRAIRE MARGINS Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa Tha Undergraduate Fine Arts Magazine Joe's Party Store. Must be 21. (5/hr; pt.time. 2 BR fully furnished. Clean and quiet. Dishwa- FALCON RADIO AM 880 WFAL'a Now accepting submissions ol an. poetry, and able to work days, nights A wkends. Call alter shers. On site management. Most utilities in- BALLS OUT BINGO •coon. Place submissions In Prairie Margna 7pm;419-878- 5680 or 419-533-7501. duded. 12 mo. lease. Cal 354-0401. SERVICES OFFERED Listen March 7, from S-Spm to Mailbox 202C Umv Hal. Any Questions Call The LIMITED la HIRING! The Big Hairy Posse lo win priteal Part-time position line service-counter sales at Need 3 Subleasers tor May. Aimee© 353-0218 JrJSr. Faeh. March, CSUIS. Pick up your bingo card at the ProoVProc, Mktg, Acet, Finance, or Wood County Airport. 25 hrs/wk. Contact 3 bdrm. apartment. (425/mo. a FREE GRCCERESI Easy shopping Guide WFAL aludlo In West Hal HR ma|ora lor positions et Sandy Gotdley at 354-2908. utilities Call 3523302 . Ifs Time to Take a Triplll reveals money-saving secrets. Send From your modem rock authority Corporste HdOtis. RESORT JOBS - Earn to (12/hr. A tips (5.00/SASE to Box 205. Portage. OH 43451. FALCON RADIO, WFAL US Clt liana with 2.7GP A or above. Visit Sri Lanka Theme Parks. Hotels. Spas, 8 more. Tropical Subleaser Needed ASAP thru August. GOING TO DAYTONA7 Apply with resume al Co-op: A Mountain destinations. Cal 1-206-632-0150 (150/mo. Downtown, 3 blocks from campus. 238 Adm. Bldg.-lntervlewe Mar. 888 m ternalionaJ Students from Sri Lanka (igtVperson. Booking direct exl R55442. Brooke: 353-0937. will be presenting their country and their (avesl Suites, kitchenettes. all FHEE FINANCIAL AID! Sales Clerk. Part time IS/24 hrs per week. culture to the students at BG beachfront in the heart of Spring Over (8 Baon in private sector grants 8 schol- Must be hones neat, dependable, friendly, and Subleasers Needed tor Summer. Come and experience tie sights Break!! 1-800-888-7423 arships Is now available. All students are eligi- available weekends. Year round employment ApiUpstair s ol house for 2-3 people. THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BUS TRIP and see objects from Sri Lanka ble regardless of grades. Income, or parent's preferred. Apply in person at Mike's Party Man. New kitchen A bath. from Ask questions and Enjoy Pregnant? We can help. Free and confidential Income. Let us help. Cal Student Financial 1004 S. Main, BG. Wed. 3-8 through Fri. 3-10. Call Dan at 352-3016, FALCON RADIO WFAL pregnancy test, support, and Information. BG Services: 1-800-2834485 out. FSS442. between 8am-4pm Sponsored by the World Student Association Listen end win e trip lo Pregnancy Center. Call 354HOPE. Subleasing 1 bdrm. apt. Unfurnished. Friday March 3rd Columbus SPRING BREAK '95' Guaranteed lowest $395 < dec. Pets allowed. Wheel chair 7-gpm 11 th Fl. Onenhauer West IT NEVER HURTS TO BE PREPARED... lo see the prices U.S.A. Parry in Jamaica, Cancun. Ba- HESUME SERVICE Self-defense Training MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES hamas. Florida, Padre. Organize group travel accessible. Nice, quiet atmosphere. Get your Professional Custom RESUME 7pm-gpm March 10 al the Newport Mualc Hal free! Call for info A prices. SUN SPLASH Please call 353-3410, leave message. before Spring Break. Student Discount. March 2, g, 30. and April 8 TOURS 1 800-426-7710. .(on us this evening St. Thomas Mora for an (20.00 Advanced Registration Required Call 372-5155 for info. SUMMER ENTREPRENEURIAL POSITIONS •Evening of Reflection'with Fr. John Register at the Rec Center Main Desk INTRAMURAL INDOOR SOCCER OFFI- Our company is now hiring hard-working, moti- Graden. Call the Prevention Center 2-2130 or the Rec CIALS NEEDED: MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE Valentines Day la around the comer. vated, young entrepreneurs to run their own > Pot Luck Dinner al 6pm 2-7482 MANDATORY CLINIC - MARCH 8. 7-10PM Ship a bear and a balloon to thai special business during the summer. Earn Presentation by Fr. Graden: 'Programm ing tT NEVER HURTS TO BE PREPARED... PICK UP APPLICATION AND TEST AND RE- someone. Prices start at (18.85. We have (8000-dOOOO while gaining valuable experi- FRIEDA FALCON Your Lile with God' at 7pm TURN TO 130 FIELD HOUSE BY MONDAY. bearsand balloons for al occasions. Visa and ence. Limited positions are left in Cleveland. PART OF CATHOLICS ON CAMPUS WEEK MARCH 8,1885. Mastercard accepted. Akron. Canton, and Youngstown areas. For #4 Hockey Please call 1 -800-825-5887 en 1100 LAGALAGALAGALAGA more mlormation call 1-800-869-9346 372-0555*372-0555 18 Basketball SUMMER MANAGEMENT POSITIONS The Lesbian and Gay Alliance WANTED Will do typing mil hold a meeting this Student Painters is looking tor highly moti- stiJrieaa Thursday at 8:30 pm at the We are proud of you! ^^L^ln my book, SamB's, vated, hard working students to join our man- Call Viokl 352-3358 Off Campus Student Center 1 or 2 summer subleasers tor 1 bedroom agement firm. Gain valuable experience to im- Your big day is almost my favorite BG restaurant, MosleyHal. apt Reasonable ism. Cal 81353-2057. prove your resume, average earnings between Topic Butch It Up, Femme it Up. here! We will see you (8000 - (10000. Positions are available In deserves star billing. It's the Meetings are open to all Gay, 3-4 summer subleasers needed tor a 3 bad- room house including porch. Close to campus. select Cleveland suburbs. Akron, and Canton at your beheading at PERSONALS Lesbian, and Supportive Members best place to eat between which will be filled on e first come first serve ol the community cal alter 5:00pm. 352-1888. basis. For more mlormation call Anderson Arena Toledo & Columbus ^^ 372-0655*372-0555 Efficiency 1.600-54 3-3793. Subleaser now through May 5. (180/mo on March 4th at 1:30. 'Pi Beta Phi' TV Toledo Blade Rertauram Critic Can renew lease. 353-0708. Telemarketing Position Available Congratulations to Holly McKonm on her Need Mtney for Cosege? Close lo campus. Evening hours. Whisshouse. OH. pearling to Tony Rodr. Recorded message gives details: Cal (41B) Send resumes to: McVickor Insurance •PI Bee* Phi' 423-4211. or write Jean Kraft. M.Ed., 882 W. 5825 Weckerty Rd., wlntehouse, OH 43571. Love, Bigefow. Suite E-9. Finolay. OH 45840. Personfs) to split lease. Move In Jan. to May or Jan. to Aug. -96 Univ. Cts.. 2 bdrm. (450/mo. 'your family Heal S water md. Call 352-5092. PERSONALIZED GRADUATION ANNOUN- FOR SALE When's The Last CEMENTS The deadline for placing orders for Person- Summer only-walk to campus-Victorian home, Time Tou Had A ated Graduation Announcements tor May Ig. brm. share kits bath. Private parking, util #1 Awesome Spring Breakl Party Cruise 8 Commencement Is March 17, 1995. Orders pd. Call 352-5817 or 352-7907. Days (278I Includes 12 Meals A 8 Free Par- Home Cooked Meal? may be placed al the gift counter In she Univer- Summer Subleasers ties' Great Beaches A Nightkfel A HUGE Party' sity Bookstore. tor a 2 bdrm. apt. Spnng Break Travel 1-800-678-6386. 146 North Main ■ Bowling Green Call 354-7508 PI KAPPA PHI 81 Awesome Florida's Spnng Break Hotspotsl Cocoa Beach (Near Ctsney)-27 Acre Deluxe RUSHTOrMHT Beachfront Resort 7 Nights (1581 Key West (2291 Daylona Beach Room with Kitchen From 730-9:30 HELP WANTED RESTAURANT (12911-800-878-8388. ztiEtiCA 1966 Black Mustang ■ lac PI KAPPA PHI When you come to Bob (1750 weekly possible Clean, Good Condition SI 600 OBO 352 2919 < NEW NEW NEW Evans, you are treated " PiPni'PhlTau mailing our circulars For into cal 202 298 9065 Hillsdale Apts., Large studios like guests for a home Congratulations to Jeanne Sruber on her lava- lierlng to Phi Tau Terry Bueey. Ferret high vaulted ceilings, unique floor cooked meal. PiPni'PhlTau 250 COUNSELORS 8 INSTRUCTORS (100 plan and car ports. needed I 3 month old, brown male, de-scented, al shots 12 mo. lease starts at »32B. 1726 E. Wooeter Street Private, coed summer camp In Pocono Mtns., and fixed. Call 352-0487. NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, Box 234BG. 353-5800 (Behind B.P. Station) PIPhl'ThafaChl Macintosh SE computer w/super-drlve and ex- Mastercard/Visa accepted Congratuiaiiona lo Anne Danringer on her KenHworth. NJ 07033. (908) 276-0998. ternal hard drive. (400 OBO. Call (419) Cany Out Available pesrlmgioThelaChiJoehHoua. B98-4619 after 4:30 or leave message. PIPIH'ThetaCN ALASKA BUMMER EMPLOVMENT-Fishing MACINTOSH Computer. itfBtfCA Complete eyetem Including printer only III ll laji ll l ll Inc. Industry. Elan to (3,000-88.000 pkurmonrh A benefits. MaleiFemaie. No experience neces- (5(8 KITCHENS AND sary. (208) 54 S-4155exL A55445. Call Chris at 800-288-8888. CLOSETS, t ara hug* at our Evargrean 1 B0RM MID AM MANOR Apt*. 215 E. Poej Rd. Ratklant Manager on site 24 hr». Starts at • NOW RENTING* $310. 353-5800 Choose from choice apartments within walking iLARGE wrth distance to campus Summer 1995 and school year ♦ coupon 1995-1996. ■ 1 ITEM PIZZA ^6 OPEN FOR Additional Plzzaa 55 Add Braad sticks S1.95 1 bdrm, 223 N. Church St., 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat ■ LUNCH Located behind the Public FBI., SAT. * f >V Coupon Expires 3/17/95 Library, 3 min. walk to and water included, air conditioning SUN. / - \ Howard's or Downtown, starts at$2767mo. 1 Third St. Apt 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352- ■ -^Jsorldb-t 352-5166: 353-S800 » 1^1220 (ta. 1884 FOR FREE DEUVERY VOTES IEST PIZZA II WOOD COMITY ■ SJJ ■ *♦>