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Thursday, March 21, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 105 The News' Menendez brothers found BGSU wins MAC Briefs top scholar game NBA Scores guilty of parents' Linda Deutsch Jack Buehrer "I decided on BG mostly be- The Associated Press The BG News cause of how they went about Toronto 107 recruiting me," he said "They Charlotte 89 - A jury con- More top scholars enrolled really made an effort. I was victed Lyle and Erik Menendez at the University this fall than being recruited by other of first-degree today for any other university in the schools as well, but the people Orlando 112 ambushing their parents in their Mid-American conference, here were all really friendly." Boston 90 mansion 6 1/2 years ago, reject- according to figures recently Ton! Deiuliis, a freshman ing the claim that the brothers released by the National Merit National Merit Scholar, said killed to end years of abuse. Scholarship Corporation. she agreed with Ten Brink. San Antonio 112 They could be sentenced to Gary Swegan, Admissions "BG was very generous with Washington 101 death because the jury decided associate director, said the their financial package, but that the brothers were guilty of University makes a conscious they also really seemed to special circumstances of lying In effort to recruit top high care about me," she said Miami 102 wait and multiple murders. school students designated as "They made me feel like I Detroit 93 The judge ordered a penalty National Merit Scholars. wasn't going to be just another phase trial to begin Monday. The "We recruit scholars much number on this huge campus." same jury will decide whether like a football coach would re- The University also ranks Hui Cutluitcht/Tbc AMocialHl Preii Atlanta 98 the Menendezes should be sen- cruit a star player," Swegan high at the state and national Erik Menendez looks over to his grandmother and mouths the said. "We have a scholarship level in attracting National Vancouver 93 tenced to lethal injection or life words "I love you" after hearing the verdict at Van Nuyg Superi- without parole. program similar to an athletic Merit Scholars, according to or Court in Los Angeles Wednesday. Menendez and his brother scholarship. We offer an al- The brothers, whose previous Lyle were found guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy in Swegan. Escaped man cap- trials ended with hung juries, the 1989 shotgun murders of their parents Kitty and Jose Men- most complete full ride. The "In the past two years, only were deathly pale as the verdicts endez. students appreciate the atten- Ohio State and Case Western tured in Florida were read by the court clerk. But tion we give them as well as Reserve have had more COLUMBUS - A man who neither Erik, 25, nor Lyle, 28, who for regular jurors, maintained der on all participants In the case the money we offer." National Merit Scholars en- escaped from a south- Ryan Ten Brink, freshman eastern Ohio psychiatric also were convicted of conspir- somber. Impassive faces as they in fear that their comments roll," he said. "We also are hospital has been captured acy, showed any emotion. answered, "yes," individually on might affect the sentencing bio-chemlstry major and currently 17th in the nation of in Florida, the State High- Their grandmother and other whether they agreed with the phase. National Merit Scholar, said all public schools. We've been way Patrol said. family members seated In the verdicts. Prosecutor David Conn, who he chose the University not ranked, nationally, in the top FBI agents arrested Don- audience remained calm. With a packed courtroom and had taken over the case after two only for the scholarships, but 50 in four of the last seven ald D. Castle around 10 JO The jury, which had deliber- an overflow of reporters and earlier juries deadlocked, left the for how he was treated during years dating back to 1969. a.m. Wednesday at a Day- ated for nearly four days after spectators jamming the hall- the recruiting process. That's pretty Impressive. tona Beach, Fla., hotel. He two alternates were substituted was being held at a local jail ways, the judge issued a gag or- See MENENDEZ^ page fiw. pending extradition proceedings. Castle, 46, escaped March 10 from the Southeastern Roof ies' may endanger students on break Psychiatric Hospital in Athens. The patrol posted his photograph on the In- Jennifer SchaD tage of, she said. with alcohol, it could be slipped stronger," Koelbel said. "It said. ternet, the worldwide net- The BG News On spring break people will be into lemonade or Coke as well." knocks a person out phsically or "If you do not get help right work of computers. drinking in large crowds or bars Nikole Koelbel, publicity sub- makes them blackout so they away, and you come back to The posting led to a num- Students going down to Florida where roofies can be slipped into committee chairperson of CASO either don't know what they are school and wish to do something ber of tips, including one for spring break should be on the their drinks, Hoffman said. said students need to exercise doing, or they do things that they about It, go to the Health Center, from an Ashland, Ky., hotel look-out for "roofles," the "date "Our major concern Is people common sense. wouldn't normally do and let the Link or the Wellness Center," manager who had seen things happen that they would Hoffman said. Castle's photo on television. rape drug of choice," according getting taken advantage of or "Students should be aware of to the chairwoman of the Univer- violated and not even knowing who gives you a drink. Buy your not normally let happen." "If sexual assault happens, no Tinted windows sity Coalition Against Sexual where they are," Hoffman said. own alcohol, don't set your drink "Spring break Is a time to go matter what, even if you were Offenses. "If people are under the in- aside unattended and be aware of and relax and have fun, but it Is drinking or doing something ille- lead to drugs Barb Hoffman, CASO chair- fluence of this drug there Is a you environment at all times," also a time when a lot of date gal, it is not your fault. Please MERCER, Pa. - Maybe seek help right away whether it tinted windows are the key. woman, said students on spring greater risk of sexual assault, Koelbel said. "Also have a sup- rape happens," Koelbel said. Early this month, state break need to be aware of the and with sexual assault there can port system near at all times." "Students need to be aware of the be emotional, physical or psycho- police found 495 pounds of dangers of roofies. The drug is be pregnancy or STDs. "Make sure you have friends potential dangers." logical," Koelbel said. marijuana when they especially popular in Florida "People need to be aware of the around who will take care of you Hoffman said if a situation "Roofies" is the street name stopped a man driving a van where it is slipped into drinks potential danger," Hoffman said. and watch out for you," Koelbel does occur, seek medical atten- for the drug Rohypnol. It is also with tinted windows on and used to weaken victims, es- "Students need to consider the said. tion immediately. Contact police called "ruffles," "roche," "R-2," Interstate 80 near the Ohio pecially women, to a state in high risk and know that it could "The drug works with similar and get assistance to direct you state line. which they can be taken advan- happen anywhere and not just affects to alcohol, but it is much in the right direction, Hoffman See ROOFIES, page three. On Wednesday, they found $123,000 and a small amount of marijuana on a passenger in a 1990 Nissan Maxima on the same high- Texan cleared of way. State questions Journalism Trooper Christopher Hu- gar said he stopped the car because the drivers' and passengers' side doors bad shooting motorist Department's hiring practices tinted windows, which is a Jay Jo rden Hale, who had been free on violation of state law. The Jay Young practices." would have interviewed." The Associated Press $25,000 bond since his arrest, driver, Miguel Rebollo of The BG News As a result of the decision, a Hartman, who works as a Newport News, Va., said told KDFW-TV after the decision hearing was set for January. At journalism professor at Cen- Hugar could search the car, DALLAS - A grand jury that he felt shooting Tavai was The Ohio Civil Rights Com- the request of the University, tral Michigan, said the de- so the trooper got a drug-s- Wednesday cleared the first his only choice. mission and former Bowling the hearing was delayed until partment's accreditation niffing dog to help. Texan to use his legally con- He said Tavai had reached into The dog indicated there Green mayoral candidate John today. played a major role In the de- cealed handgun in a fatal shoot- the truck with both hands, Hartman will appear in a hear- Hartman said the selection cision to hire Owens. were drugs in the back seat, ing, declining to Indict him in the grabbed him by the collar and ing today in the University process is the basis of his com- The Journalism Department so Hugar checked more death of a fellow motorist during closely. He didn't discover pinned his left arm against the Union, claiming the Journalism plaint. is currently accredited for un- a scuffle over a minor traffic ac- window before striking him. Department has participated in "I believe that there were ir- dergraduate degrees by the any drugs, but he did find cident. the door to the compart- "He hit me right in the side of illegal hiring practices. regularities in the faculty re- Accrediting Council on Educa- ment behind a folding Gordon Reid Hale III, 42, of the head, the first shot, and then Hartman applied for a ten- cruitment and hiring process," tion in Journalism and Mass Grand Prairie, faced murder armrest. he just started whacking on me," ure-track position in the de- Hartman said. "Those irre- Communications, an independ- charges after fatally shooting de- he said. partment in April 1994. About gularities were caused by ille- ent organization based at the livery driver Kenny Taval, 33, in "It got to the point where he three months later he was noti- gal discrimination on the basis University of Kansas. the chest with a .40 caliber hand- was going to kill me or beat my fied that Debbie Owens had of race and sex." In its last accreditation re- Quote of gun. brains out," Hale said "I felt I been selected for the position Laakaniemi, who is currently port, completed during the fall The two men got into an argu- had no other choice but to defend by then-department chairman teaching in Estonia, was una- 1991 academic semester, the the day ment after Tavai's side mirror myself and I reached over and Ray Laakaniemi. vailable for comment. ACEJMC found the Journalism grazed Hales pickup on a Dallas grabbed my pistol and fired one After learning that Owens is Nancy Brendlinger, Journal- Department to be non- "We recruit schol- expressway Feb. 21. Witnesses shot- a black female, Hartman filed Ism Department chairwoman, compliant with accreditation ars much like a said Hale fired after Taval left State Sen. Jerry Patterson, the a discrimination complaint said Hartman was not a very standards in several areas, in- football coach his car and punched Hale. Taval lead sponsor, praised the grand with the Ohio Civil Rights good candidate for the position. cluding a shortage of minority died shortly thereafter. jury's decision and criticized op- Commission on July 25, 1994. "If you look at the two vitae, and female faculty. would recruit a "The grand jury heard the evi- ponents of the law, saying they In May 1995 Hartman was noti- Debbie Owen's vitaeis much At the time of the ACEJMC star athlete." dence, deliberated and made its ignored the fact that people are fied by Mark Kautzmann, better than Jack Hartman's in report, the department was decision," said Dallas County entitled to use justifiable force to OCRC Special Enforcement relationship to the position we placed on probationary accre- -Gary Swegan. prosecutor Elizabeth Tamez. defend themselves. : Unit manager, that the agency ditation and official require- Admissions associate advertised." Brendlinger said. It was the first tune since Tex- "These gun-control nuts glee- had determined "that it Is "Jack Hartman wasn't even ments for re-accreditation director, on the ans were allowed to legally carry fully reveled In the death of Mr. University's pursuit probable that Bowling Green considered. If Debbie Owens were established. of top scholars concealed handguns that a per- Kenny Taval, blaming this inci- State University has engaged had not accepted this job, he mit holder had been charged with dent on the concealed handgun in unlawful discrimination was not the next person we murder for using the weapon. bill without examining any facts See HARTMAN, page four. The law went on the books Jan. 1. of the case," Patterson said.

Colored Ink i Opinion page two Thursday, March 21,1996 Big Brother is reading your e-mail

Writer's Note: This past sum- I made the necessary schedule computer whiz. coming from Darla, however, mer I wrote a column which dis- rearrangements and hooked-up In fact, Daria's such a comput- he's pretty much stuck. seem to be the case all of the cussed, among other related top- with my friend at 9:45 AM on the er whiz that she learned how to The point of this article wasn't Prout residents time. ics, the possible dangers of dot. break Into John's e-mail account to show you why you shouldn't wide-spread and rampant e-mail "What's up man?" I said as I and read all his messages. have sex with someone you hard- There have been too many in- usage. A gentleman who referred comfortably slid into a the seat This obviously made John dis- ly know, nor was Its aim to slam voice concerns stances of male friends being let to himself as an "English Fellow" across from him. traught the completely lame BG bar in without showing any identifi- wrote me a letter in response to Over the next fifteen minutes scene. The point was to alert As female residents of Prout cation whatsoever, Just being the column, basically saying that "John" told me the following tale: He tried to change his e-mail address as well as his password, people to Just one of the many Hall, we are writing to The BG waved on and told "You're OK." the situation I described couldn't A few weeks earlier John had dangers of that cute little soft- News to speak out about the lack happen. Wherever you are Mr. met a girl at one of the local meat but nothing did any good. Darla kept getting into his account ware program we so affection- of security not only in our resi- There have been too many "English Fellow," I hope you're markets, er, I mean bars. ately call "e-mail." dence hall, but others as well We times when the nightguards have reading this column, which is a Throughout the night they talked "How am I supposed to receive wish to bring this serious prob- not been paying attention to who true story. and laughed, and they really hit it any e-mail from anybody without Granted, e-mail has alot of ad- lem to the attention of those with walks in the doors, or just plain off and blah blah blah her reading It?" He asked as I vantages over the current postal Being one who's always trying cooly buttered my bagel. the authority and power to do sleeping when anyone - any ra- to find a way to make my life a Well anyways, being this is the system most of us use, but as this something about it pist or thief - could walk in. nineties they exchanged both "How about using regular Incident (among others) shows, little bit easier, I finally took the mail?" I suggested. technological plunge last semes- phone numbers AND e-mail ad- its disadvantages are crippling. Prout is probably one of the Too many friends and neigh- dresses. "I'm serious." John replied. And here's one more little fac- best, if not the best, dorms on ter by getting an e-mail account. "Well if you weren't such a bors have been raped in their Since that fateful semester I've tor to think about: If some college this campus. The atmosphere is rooms In dorms across campus. [Insert "Awwwww..." here] pimp with women -" been making weekly visits to the Well as it ends up John decided student from Bowling Green, friendly and warm, with a great We know of people who have "AARON!!!" Ohio can do this, doesnt it make staff of RAs We feel lucky to live campus' various computer labs, that he and "Darla" weren't real- "OK, OK ..." I said, as we tried gotten lock-out keys to rooms checking my e-mailbox and send- you wonder who else can? here and experience the "Living which were not theirs. ly meant to be a couple after all, to figure out a solution to his ing people e-messages. and after a few short days and Learning" program. There is We know of others who have problem. Aaron Welsbrod is the Thurs- a problem though, and a serious As a matter of fact, I was In the together John let Darla know that checked into a dorm with a fake computer lab not long ago doing With the exception of e-mail day columnist guy for The News one at that. It is a campus-wide ID number and fake name. it'd probably be best if they Just that when I received a mes- didn't "see" each other anymore. abstinence, we couldn't really He doesn't have any psychotic issue that affects everyone in one ex-girlfriends who can break into way or another. That issue is sage from a friend of mine that Unknown to John, however, come up with one. We are tired of being fright- Since "breaking-up" with his e-mail account, so feel free to safety. ened and demand that something simply read: Darla had really fallen for him in Darla, John has received a num- drop him a line at aar- be done. We demand our safety union the short time they had known ber of "hints" from Darla con- onw9bgnet.bgsu.edu. If you As females, we have a natural and piece of mind. We demand Wednesday each other. As a result, Darla was 9 JO am pretty upset with John's decision. cerning messages he has loathe e-mail, drop him a line at concern for our safety at night that some kind of action be taken 210 West Hall Either way's legit walking across campus or home to make our residence halls safer important Interestingly enough, there received from other women he please show-up was something else that John knows Since John hasn't been with him. By the way, have a safe from a night out. We all have an for everyone. Spring Break. automatic anxiety if we feel that Uh, yeah Without further ado, didn't know about Darla: She's a able to prove that the "hints" are we are In a situation where we Too often we hear that some- could possibly be attacked, raped thing needs to be done, but noth- or harmed in some way. But one ing that we can see is changing. place where we want and expect It's about time something does to feel safe is in our rooms where change. How many more rapes or we sleep, study and relax. We thefts will it take for this campus also expect, along with that, for to wake up and realize what's go- the staff of our residence hall to ing on? work with and hire people that will help to protect us and keep Editors Note: This letter was Prout safe. signed by 24 students. Due to space restrictions all the names Unfortunately, this doesn't could not be printed. The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

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JoePeiffer Scott Brown Opinion editor Sports editor THE EXORCIST Joe Boyle Stephani Miskawi Weekend Reality editor Photo editor

Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief Judge says dialing dog for the birds Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman Copy chief Copy editor I'm not In the habit of watching one of those program directors. the evening TV tabloid shows, We all remember the now Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin but I have to admit that when I famous calls that Nicole Brown Copy editor Copy editor saw the ad for one of those shows Simpson made to 911 during her Not quite as amazing as if the dog would that featured a dog who saved a domestic disputes with O.J. have actaully made up her mind that there Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott woman's life by calling 911,1 had Simpson. Those things got more was an emergency situation, picked up the Copy editor Copy editor to stay timed. The story turned air time than Michael Jordan out to be a bit less remarkable does going in for a slam dunk. phone, dialed 911 and then directed the Tania Runyan Amy Black Copy editor Copy editor than they had led us to believe it But should such calls be splashed squad to the right house. But it was would be though all over TV and the newspapers? impressive nonetheless. Darren Liderbach Penny Brown The woman who was saved has Recently, the Supreme Court Copy editor Editorial writer a breathing disorder and she has of Ohio issued a decision on to sleep with an oxygen mask several cases that determined if over her face. If something goes 911 tapes should be considered wrong or the machine fails for public records, available for some reason, an alarm sounds. anyone to listen to, and to broad- On the night in question, her cast. The suits were filed by two Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken oxygen mask came off. The Cincinnati newspapers that Colleen Casey Alianna Dias woman's dog is trained to react to sought copies of tapes that were component of democracy. But public airwaves, giving them the Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin the alarm by knocking the phone calls to murder scenes The when those laws were passed, Warholian fifteen minutes of Chad Gamby Matt Gannon off the hook and pressing any requests were refused by both 911 tape recordings were not an- fame they never asked for? Playing the recording of the Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl button. The line automatically the city of Cincinnati and the ticipated. This is another exam- ple of the challenge that technol- last moments of a dying victim is Kevin Ralhge Ed Reed connects to 911, where the opera- Hamilton County Prosecuting At- tors were on alert that the heavy torney. ogy has presented to the law. It's totally sensational and extremely Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec breathing on the other end wasnt We ruled that the tapes of also the type of situation nobody dramatic, but what about the suf- an obscene call. phone calls made to 911 are a has thought all the way through fereing of the family and Copyright© 1996 by The IK i News. Reprinting of matter of public record accord- yet. friends? Wouldn't the public's any material in this publication whitout the permission of Not quite as amazing as if the ing to the description of the law. need to know be just as satisfied, The BC1 News is strictly prohibited. dog would have actually made up Therefore, the tapes have to be Television news and TV tabloid even if our morbid curiosity The IKJ News is an independent student voice her mind that there was an released to the media, or anyone shows have a heyday with 911 wouldn't be, with a summary of founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic emergency situation, picked up else, upon request. calls. But do we really need to the call? Do we really need to ex- year and Wednesday's in the summer. the phone, dialed 911 and then di- hear the quavering voice of a perience the anguish first hand? Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those rected the squad to the right I agree with the decision of the 4-year-old begging the 911 opera- The Court's decision on these of the student body, faculty or University administration. house. But it was Impressive Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not majority; the law was pretty tor to make daddy stop hitting cases was made because the law, necessarily those of The BG News. nonetheless clear on the issue. But I did so re- mommy on the six o'clock news? as it exists, clearly makes 911 Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 Whether or not the dog Is as luctantly, because I cannot agree It may make for scintillating TV, calls public records. That's too words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone smart as Lassie Isn't really the with the law. but what public good does It bad. While the tape recordings of number and University affiliation, if any. The BU News point, though This story il- In the past, I have written serve? the frantic screams of a panic- reserves the right to edit any and all letters. lustrates a typical technique em- about how difficult it is for the stricken woman facing an armed The BG News encourages its readers to notify the ployed by the media, especially law to keep pace with technology. Does it make us want to watch intruder may be someone's Idea paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. by these types of shows, to reel Law makers simply cannot craft the show? Obviously It does. But of "good television," the broad- us In with sensational "teases" legislation that will foresee all what about the human beings cast of those screams is not the 210 West Half that are meant to keep us from the potential pitfalls that inven- who are caught In the worst product of good law. Bowling Green State University switching channels during com- tions, as yet undreamed of, might tragedy, the most desperate mo- It's time the General Assembly Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 mercial breaks It has become present ments of their lives? When they revisted this area of the law to keep pace with technology and bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu quite common for media to draw Our public records laws were place that call, should they have us in by playing 911 tapes on the passed so that citizens could to consider the possibility that good taste. air. And a dog making a 911 call scrutinize their government. tomorrow their private terror Justice Paul E. Pheifer is a is, I should think, like nirvana for That's a healthy and necessary will be played verbatim on the guest columnist for The News. f Campus Thursday, March 21, 1996 page three ROOFIES

Technology discussed in open forum Continued from page one. where It Is slipped into mari- juana, alcohol or even punch. It is Jiy Young "If you have the money to put graduate and you'll be able to use "rib" and "rope." often given to women to lower TV* BG News into a computer than I say do it, it,' " Katzner said. "Unfortun- According to the Emergen- Inhibitions and heighten the po- because you'll benefit," Wend- ately, given the rate of change "I don't think you can cynet News Service, Rohypnol is tential for sexual conquest, ac- About SO members of the Uni- zicki said "It means you don't and product development in this a brand name for flunitrazepam cording to the News Service. versity community participated have to stand in line at the com- area, when somebody buys a discuss this in a (a bezodiazepine), a very potent Victims have reported waking in an open forum Wednesday in puter lab." computer, four to five years later vacuum." tranquilizer similar in nature to up In unfamiliar surroundings Olscamp Hall to determine the Louis Katzner, committee they can do very little with it" valium (diazepam) but many with unfamiliar people without role technology will play in the chairman and Graduate College The audience also addressed times stronger. The drug pro- clothes, or having been sexually University's future. dean, said it is In the best interest the issue of leasing or purchasing duces a sedative effect, amnesia, assaulted while under the In- Students and employees -' students to purchase a com- computers. After the forum, muscle relaxation and a slowing fluence of the drug. shared their feelings about the puter when they enter college. Katzner said it is an issue that of psychomotor responses. Seda- Besides the worries of un- preliminary report issued by the "In order to be able to do their will have to be explored before a tion occurs 20-30 minutes after protected sex, Rohypnol, particu- Campus Technology Plan Steer- class work, communicate with final decision is made. Louis Katzner administration and lasts several larly mixed with alcohol or other ing Committee last week. other students and access their "I don't think you can discuss committee chairman hours. drugs may lead to respiratory Amy Wendzicki, freshman records, they really need a com- this in a vacuum," Katzner said. Rohypnol is inexpensive and, depression, aspiration and even broadcast journalism major, ad- p.uter," Katzner said. "You have "You need to approach vendors because of its packaging, looks death dressed the committee about its to believe that for most Bowling and say, 'If we enter into a lease cause It touches everything that legitimate. It Is becoming in- Hoffman said she has not yet recommendation that students Green graduates, whatever they agreement, what can you do for we do at the University," Dobb creasingly popular on college heard of any cases of Rohypnol purchase a computer. She said do after they graduate will in- us?' And approach vendors and said. campuses and in high schools on campus. there needs to be good reasoning volve a computer in some way. say, 'If we enter into a purchase Dobb said the committee was to encourage such an investment. The more tliey utilize one while agreement, what can you do for trying to set a base for the fu- "I just thought that you have to they're here, the better off they'll us?'" ture. give people an incentive to buy be when they graduate." Some voiced concern that the "We were aiming at infrastruc- something," Wendzicki said. "I Katzner said if students are report draft is too broad. Com- ture, meaning more and better thought that educationally for required to buy computers a mittee member Linda Dobb, li- uses of technology," Dobb said. their plan, maybe it would be large amount of responsibility brary dean, said the committee "Infrastructure, meaning the beneficial for everyone to take a must be taken by the University. intentionally covers a wide area. building blocks toward more and required computer course." "The one argument you can't "We were trying to cover all better uses of technology on Wendzicki, who owns her own use is, 'Come to Bowling Green different aspects of computing, campus. You have to have the computer, said the purchase is a as a freshmen and buy a comput- and there are so many different building blocks before you can go good investment. er, then you'll have it when you aspects to computing now be- into all sorts of different direc- tions." Katzner said the committee will meet Friday, after today's Kids able to learn about internet open forum at 12 p.m. in 113 Ols- camp Hall. Jack Buehrer them e-mail the President as well aptitude, creativity and a- The BC News as each other, and they really chievement," she said. "We also COUPON seem to enjoy that. take teacher reccomendations A group of 20 elementary stu- into consideration. Any student MED. dents from Bowling Green city "Eventually we're going to who qualifies in two of the four have them start their own web 1 ITEM 75 schools are learning how to use criteria is eligible for the OPT No the internet in an 11-week course pages. I hope they will gain a bet- program." PIZZA Limit! called "Kids and the Internet" at ter understanding of what is out 4 the University. there through the internet." Busch added that the OPT pro- | Add Breadsticks - S2 GoodAiAii I I Coupon Pjilicoalmg Guy Zimmerman, University "Kids and the Internet" is one of gram offers students a series of Espues localans I associate professor of computer four courses offered to students courses that are more academi- I V3I/96 science is the instructor of the in the fourth through sixth cally challenging than what they course. He said he feels the com- grades in the Bowling Green city are receiving in their classes at puter course is very important to school's OPTions program. school. .ZO Since 1964 the kids. Secretary of the enrichment "These courses go a little more "We explore the World Wide program, Valerie Busch, said in-depth and expose them to FREE DELIVERY Web and teach them the basics of that the program is very selec- different subject matter," she e-mail," Zimmerman said "We tive. said. "It also gives them an alter- 352-5166 give them e-mail accounts and let "We give the students tests in native to watching television." Try to study on the weekends

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The Scioto River in central truck was struck by a vehicle Ohio had crested at 'he 11-foot that went out of control on ley flood stage. roads in west-central Ohio. light snow continued across Richard Chandler. 55, of Ur- Ohio on Wednesday and snow bana, died when his truck was hit showers were forecast for by a vehicle driven by Jason Thursday before the snowfall Wlbel, of St. Paris, the Cham- ends on Friday. Highs were ex- paign County Sheriff's Depart- pected to remain in the 30s until ment said. Wlbel had tried to Friday, with temperatures to re- Chrli ParkcrfThe Aii«clatcd PreM slow down because of ice on the bound into the SOs. Kay and Stephen Wartenbe vote in the Ohio primaries in Zanesvl- mary states. Bob Dole virtually locked up the Republican presi- road but lost control. "This was a spring surprise," Ue Tuesday, with wins In Ohio and the other three Tuesday prl- dential nomination. More than 4 inches of snow fell spokesman Chad Ruppel, a on Toledo since Tuesday night. spokesman for Midwest Weather Four to 6 inches - accompanied In Toledo, which provides infor- HARTMAN by wind gusts up to 30 mph - mation to the National Weather covered northeast Ohio. The Service. Continued from page one. demic year," the department's Brendllnger said. I who we hired show up in the pool, Columbus area in central Ohio Toledo Edison spokesman Jim report states. She said the department is ! and that person was either white got about 2 inches. Sielicki said power had been Among the requirements was a Hartman said the accrediting committed to having a diverse restored to all but 21,000 homes. or male or both, we probably "This Is ridiculous," said Terry call for a more balanced percent- agency cannot legally dictate the faculty and that is a factor when would have pursued that candi- But he said some customers may Mulligan, who was shoveling age of minority and female facul- makeup of the department. hiring. date," Brendllnger said. "Be- snow outside his home on the east be without power until Friday. ty. The board suggested a faculty "That is what we call a quota, "If I had two people equally The problem: wet, heavy snow cause quality is our first con- side of Toledo. "Doesn't Mother composition of 50 percent female and quotas have been found to be qualified for a Job, and we were sideration." and high winds snapped power Nature know what day it is?" and 20 percent minority. illegal, unless they are ordered going to be hiring someone," University Attorney Nancy The snowfall gave some stu- lines like twigs. The department conducted a by a government agency, or the Brendllnger said. "One [candi- In the Cincinnati area, the Footer said the University has dents a day off from school but self-analysis in January 1992, in courts," Hartman said. "It has no date] was a guy and one was a not been considering settling out also snarled traffic and left about schools were closed and morning which the department said it had right to mandate quotas to a women and we were low on men, rush hour was complicated by of court 48,000 Toledo Edison customers given top priority to hiring of Journalism Department." I'd probably go for the man." numerous minor accidents. "We are not contemplating without power. minorities and women. Brendllnger said if any quali- The problem was repeated in settlement at this time," Footer "Two days ago, I was putting "The department is specifical- Brendllnger said the accredita- fied candidate would have ap- said. mulch down In my back yard," the Dayton area, which received ly committed to a percentage in- tion requirements do play a role 4 inches of snow. plied for the position Owens said Mike Greer, 44, who lives on crease of minority and female In the hiring process. received, they would have been Hartman said he is open to an faculty from the present 25 per- "Of course it plays a role, but considered. out -of-court settlement cent to 36 percent between the even if it didnt, we would still •If we would have had a candi- "I would have liked to settle present and the 1994-1995 aca- want to have a diverse faculty," date who was as good as the one the matter a long time ago." 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Thursday, March 21,1996 The IK. News page five MENENDEZ Jury sinks Continued from page one. in the rarefied realm of Beverly they went on with their lives, than risk disclosure of incest. The Judge, however, disal- Hills, struck a chord that reson- spending their inheritance. Then, Their lawyers tried to invoke lowed the theory. courtroom with his face flushed ated throughout the country. It in March 1990, they were ar- an Infrequently used theory Jose Menendez, a Cuban tmail- boat funds, and a broad smile, declaring, "I placed two young scions to an en- rested. known as "imperfect self- grant, was a self-made million- feel great" tertainment Industry fortune on It would be three years before defense," which held that a kill- aire, the chief executive of live The case went to the jury trial for the murder of their par- their shocking defense was un- ing by one who believes they are Entertainment Inc. The rWffl.fi bond sale March 1, but negotiations had to ents and raised a troubling ques- veiled. They confessed to shoot- In imminent danger can be justi- portrayed him as a demesne per- restart Thursday when Illness tion as old as time: Could the ing their parents but said they fiable even If that belief was un- vert whose drive for success wee forced the judge to replace two murder of parents ever be justi- acted in self-defense believing reasonable. twisted into torture of Ma son*. postponed panelists with alternates. fied? their parents were about to kill "Weird families happen. Weird who could never achieve —«■»■»*» The Jury's Job was complicated Lyle and Erik at first denied them. things happen inside of them," to satisfy him. INDIANAPOLIS - A grand by an array of possible guilty any role in the killings of Jose The brothers said they had defense attorney Leslie Abram- Both Erik and Lyle testified at jury Investigation into a planned verdicts, "from first-degree mur- and Mary Louise "Kitty" Menen- been sexually and psychological- son told Jurors In the retrial, urg- the first trial, weeping and gri- southern Indiana casino has der down to manslaughter. dez. They said they had been at ly abused since they were tots, ing them to accept a story so de- macing in apparent agony as they forced the postponement of a The Menendez murder case, a the movies. They said the Mafia and they finally believed their tailed and horrifying it could opened the door on secrets they $235 million bond sale to help tale of wealth, power and incest must have done It. For six months parents would kill them rather have come from a gothic noveL had been sworn to protect. fund the riverboat project. The surprise news came Wednesday from Thomas Long, president of Argosy Gaming Co., which has a majority Interest in the casino approved for Lawrenceburg, an Ohio River city near Cincinnati. Long told the Indiana Gaming Commission that the bond offer- ing had to be postponed because of Investor concerns over news of the investigation and grand Jury subpoenas. He said Argosy and all part- ners in the project, which in- cludes Conseco Inc., a giant in- surance holding company based in suburban Indianapolis, have been ordered to turn over docu- ments to the grand jury. "Basically what happened is the entire thing Is unwound and rescinded," Long said of the bond offering approved by the com- mission just last week. Argosy's announcement fol- lowed a state House Ethics Committee hearing into more than $40,000 in payments made to state Rep. Sam Turpin from a key contractor on the Lawrenceburg project, American Consulting Engineers Inc. Turpin, a Brownsburg Repub- lican and chairman of the power- ful House Ways and Means Committee, Is under scrutiny for failing to properly report the re- tainer payments. Since 1993, he has received $1,500 a month from ACE to market the company's archi- tectural and engineering ser- vices to local governments. At about the same time Turpin was hired by ACE, the engineer- ing company was retained by Conseco to work on the Lawrenceburg project. Last year, Turpin also was hired by Conseco. No criminal charges have been filed, and Turpin has said he ex- pects to be cleared. The thrust of the Marion County grand Jury probe Is not known because law requires those proceedings be confiden- tial. However, Argosy said sub- poenas issued Friday request a broad range of documents, in- cluding those related to employ- ment, gifts, payments and corre- spondence between the company and its partners.

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. Nation m page six Thursday, March 21,1996 Clinton to provide China earthquake leaves 24 dead testimony on video Women, children, and sick struggle to find shelter from cold Chuck ■amis displayed. shocks - some reaching magni- The judge will preside over the Charlene L Fu p.m. (10 am. EST). completely collapsed and oth- The Associated Press tude 5.1 - knocked out commu- questioning by video conferenc- The Associated Press Seventeen of those killed ers are damaged too seriously nication links to almost all the were children under the age of LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Presi- ing and will rule on any objec- to be safe," a local reporter settlements, and the death eight, said Bake Ajl, director of said in a phone interview dent Clinton can testify by video- tions. He will also edit the video- BEIJING - Women, children and the sick squeezed into count Is predicted to rise as the Kashgar Seismology Bu- broadcast on national televi- tape at the trial of his former tape if lawyers cannot agree on wreckage reports trickle in. what Is pertinent for the jury to tents to escape the cold, but reau. sion. .Whitewater partners, but he About 15,000 buildings were "They were home watching can't have the questions in ad- hear. many of the thousands of The reporter said simple toppled In the Xinjiang region television and couldn't get out tents were going up to house vance, a federal judge ruled The videotape will be made In homeless from an earthquake quake, government seismolo- fast enough," Bake said. women, children and the sick Wednesday. private, and the original will not that killed 24 in the forbidding be released. Howard said he will deserts of far northwestern gists said Wednesday, and at Most houses In the region are and elderly, but there would be ,. U.S. District Judge George one-story dwellings made of unseal only the portion that is China had no shelter Wednes- least 78 people injured, nine no shelter for others. • Howard Jr. denied a request baked mud bricks and topped played for the jury. day night. seriously. About 10,000 were Roads In the county had from James and Susan McDougal by wooden beams and mud that to compel Clinton to testify in McDougal, his ex-wife and Tuesday's magnitude-6.9 left homeless. large cracks, but traffic could Jiashl county, the hardest-hit could cause heavy casualties if still get through, the report 'person at their conspiracy and Gov. Jim Guy Tucker are ac- quake cut a vicious swath through settlements along the area, is about 43 miles east of they collapsed. said. But fissures more than 1 fraud trial. He said ordering cused of arranging nearly $3 mil- Kashgar, an ancient bazaar A rescue worker in Jiashi feet wide opened up along a Clinton to travel to Little Rock lion In fraudulent loans from centuries-old trade route known as the Silk Road. In one town. The earthquake was told The Associated Press by 2,000-foot section of a dike at a "would be unduly burdensome to McDougal's Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan and David village, residents worked centered close to Artux, IS telephone, "There are no build- small reservoir. the president in the performance miles north of Kashgar. ings left standing." More than 6,300 head of of his official duties." Hale's Capital Management Ser- through the night to patch a fractured dike. 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I '. ■aj A Maffj Q Sports Thursday, March 21,1996 page seven Rodman's mouth BG's Patteson to compete at NCAA meet Blake Parkins Swimmers must place in the the 200- and 400-yard individual "I went my freshman year, and can say that I went to NCAAs and fiercer than The BC News top 16 during the morning qualif- medley, as well as the 200-yard I think I was a little overwhelmed the person who beat me didn't lng round to advance to the finals breaststroke. my freshman year" Patteson go" Patteson said. "At the time It The Bowling Green swimming in the evening. Athletes that Head coach Randy Julian is said. "But now I know what its all felt like my whole career was his tattoos and diving team has concluded qualify for the finals are then excited about Patteson's invita- about." blown up in one race, but that it's season, but one swimmer has considered Ail-Americans. tion to the NCAA meet not only The invitation to the NCAA has was only because I was emotional Jim Litke one last opportunity to compete. Patteson has been training for for her, but for Bowling Green. helped Patteson cope with a ...I'm better now." The Associated Press Senior Cheryl Patteson will a month since her disappointing "As a program we're defin- damaging loss in the 200-yard Patteson Is thankful for the op- represent Bowling Green this finish in the MAC meet at Ohio ately capable, and facility-wise butterfly at the MAC meet She portunity to compete at the CHICAGO - He wanted people weekend in the NCAA meet at the University. Her qualifying status and sport-wise, we can take ath- had not lost the event all season, NCAA level and for the guidance talking about him. He got his University of Michigan. was uncertain until Patteson so- letes to the NCAA" said Julian. and the defeat prevented her that coach Julian, and assistant wish. Only his first name is The meet features an exclusive lidified an NCAA bid by winning "We can be very competitive from getting her fourth consecu- coach Kendra Ackers have pro- necessary to start an argument group of athletes chosen from two events in an Ohio Senior with the higher financed pro- tive "Swimmer of the Year" title vided. anywhere in town. the best collegiate swimmers in meet two weekends ago at grams throughout the country." Dennis. the nation, including four other Miami. This Is Patteson's second ap- Patteson commented on how "It's so cool to compete with At any given moment, half of athletes from the Mid-American This meet allowed her to select pearance in the NCAA meet. She the invitations have helped her the best swimmers in the nation," Chicago wants to throttle Dennis Conference. The meet starts to- three events from the four that also was invited to go as a fresh- rebound from the loss. Patteson said. "I truly couldn't Rodman, and half wants to throt- day and continues through Sat- she qualified for in the NCAA man. Patteson commented on the "I can say well, maybe I did have done it without them [Julian tle the NBA higher-ups who hit urday. field. Patteson will compete in experience. lose that one race at MACs, but I and AckersJ." him with a six-game suspension. Sometimes it's the same half. On Tuesday, the Chicago Bulls issued a statement in which good Kentucky Women's Dennis apologized for head- butting a referee Saturday night in , for getting sus- presents new tennis faces pended, and most of all, for let- ting down his teammates and challenges to fans. But at almost exactly the top teams in same time, his evil twin went on upstart Utes the radio and announced he was being persecuted. New Orleans Maybe Dennis got what he de- OwenCanfleld The Associated Press Pail Mirkolt served this time. Maybe not. The BG News Funny thing: this time, it hardly MINNEAPOLIS - Utah matters. What really happened, coach Rick Majerus thinks The Bowling Green women's or what Rodman says now or he knows how to combat tennis team heads south to the even what he does when he Kentucky's depth. sunny skies of New Orleans for comes back, may not make a dif- "Food poisoning," he spring break as they compete in ference. He can get every re- said. the New Orleans Invitational. bound from that moment for- The coach who's always The team will face tough com- ward through the end of the quick with a one-liner petition from host New Orleans, season and it may be too late to wasn't joking however Southwestern Louisianna, South- save his skin. He is in the last when he really assessed the eastern Louisianna and Southern year of a contract. He may Wildcats, the top seeds in Mississippi. New Orleans boasts already have blown his last the Midwest Regional and the 14th ranked team in the chance. strong favorites to reach Southwest region. Also with re- When Dennis became a menace the Final Four. gionally ranked players is South- and wore out his welcome in San "We have a good team. eastern Louisianna with sopho- Antonio at the end of last season, We've played a good sched- mores Julia Merdlns and Simona he was a pariah. The Bulls were ule," Majerus said Wednes- Nedorostoba, ranked 13th and the only people willing to take day. "But we've not played 14th respectively. him in - but not before manage- the likes of these guys." The stiffest competition will ment went to Michael Jordan and Kentucky (30-2) went come from Southern Mississip- Scottie Pippen for pledges of co- through the Southeastern pi's twins. The twins, Kati and operation. They got them. But Conference undefeated, Susie Kocsis are both ranked in should the Bulls lose anywhere something that hadn't been the top 100 nationally. Kati is along the six-game stretch, they done in 40 years. The Wild- ranked eighth and Susie is might just take them back. cats have good size, great ranked 86th Falcon coach Penny Especially Jordan. He usually quickness, can shoot the Dean knows the team faces some gets what he wants, and right 3-pointer and have more tough challenges, but that Is just now, he wants the Bulls to win an quality depth than anybody what the doctor ordered. NBA-record 70 games in the reg- around. "We are going to run into some ular season before winning their tough competition down south," fourth championship of the "If anyone beats them Dean stated. "That's exactly 1990s. He also wants Chicago to this year, they will have what we need." claim the NBA record for most earned their title," said consecutive wins at home. After The Falcons are also heading Louisville coach Denny Tuesday night's 89-67 win over south to gain some practice and Crum, whose team could game experience on the outdoor Sacramento, the Bulls remained wind up facing Kentucky in tied with Orlando; each team had courts. The nice weather last the regional finals, "be- 40. week enabled the team a few That explained, to a degree, cause I still think they are workouts outdoors, but the frigid Jordan's suddenly more chari- by far the best team." temperatures and snow have re- table take on Dennis. Utah (27-6) will counter turned. Dean feels the practice "I think he kind of regrets the Thursday night with one outdoors will help the Falcons whole situation. What he has to excellent player in forward game progress. "We played a few do now is try to work himself Keith Van Horn, plus a solid times outdoors thanks to the back into our good graces. He's group of supporting weather," Dean said. "We'll be got to realize the purpose and players. Van Horn is a sec- playing on hardcourts in New Or- reason for his being here - to fit ond-team Ail-American and leans, and the experience out- into a system." two-time Western Athletic doors should help us for the When the suspension first Conference player of the spring." came down, Jordan was much year who is healthy this Some changes will be made in harsher. He is careful not to week - last weekend, he the Falcons line-up, Including the make too much of the 70-game missed the first-round addition of freshman Jenny mark in public, but anyone who's game due to the flu. Cheung in the singles line-up. spent time around him knows he In Brandon Jessie and Cheung will debut at sixth sin- can't resist any challenge put in Michael Doleac, the Utes gles, while freshman Aranxta front of him. That's why, at first have enough size and Gomez will play fourth singles blush, he came down hard on strength to present prob- and junior Julie Wdsblatt will fill Rodman. "It's very disappoint- lems for Kentucky's front- in at the fifth singles slot. Dean ing," he said at the time, "very line. The unknown - as it is feels'Cheung has the talent and dangerous to this team's suc- with just about everyone diversity to compete In singles. cess." who plays Kentucky - Is "She (Cheung) has a great va- whether Utah will be able to riety to her game." Dean stated. handle the Wildcats' pres- "She can volley or come to the But then Jordan probably sat sure and then get good APpkMWMcrrrGuk down, took a look at the schedule net. Jenny is a very intelligent for the next six games ~ Phila- Louisville's Samaki Walker stuffs the ball during team practice at the Metrodome in Minneapolis player." delphia, Sacramento, New York, See NCAA, page eight. Wednesday. Toronto, Atlanta and the Los An- See TENNIS, page nine. geles Clippers - and figured the Bulls could do it without Rod- man. And perhaps even without Pippen, who is supposed to be Softball has trouble in paradise resting a sore back.

So It should have come as no Jeremy Yoha was pitted against teams that Tournament team behind her ing her shoulder at the beginning over the course of the weekend surprise when Jordan had 37 The BG News have already been involved in performance at the plate. She of the 1995 season, and Garrett will be one of the keys if the Fal- points and 16 rebounds to win at plenty of action on the season. went 9-of-18 and scored three Gholston saw her first collegiate cons hope to break into the win New Jersey the night Rodman Maybe it was that the bats Among the five teams BG faced runs, while Cricks had four hits action, giving up three earned column. lost his head and got tossed. Or were a little rusty from the win- was 19th ranked Hawaii. The and a double. runs over four Innings. "This is a solid and premier that he came back with totals of ter layoff? Or maybe the pitching Falcons fell to the team from Miller-Reif felt it was BG's Wolf,pitched In five of the tournament nationally," Miller- 38 and 11 Monday night to beat was a tad off? Then again the Honolulu twice, losing by a score lack of offense that hampered games and suffered three losses. Reif said. "I think we will play Philadelphia. competition could have been that of 9-0 both times. them the most and not the oppo- "[Jen] is trying to get her tim- well. We just have to stick good. "We knew when we went out sition's pitching. ing back," Reif said. "She has together as a team. If we start Elevating his game in response For the Falcon Softball team it there, we were going to be a little "Pitching didn't dominate as been off for a whole year." playing as individuals and letting to a challenge is nothing new. was probably a little of all three tight," said BG head coach Ra- much as the hitting did because Over spring break, the Falcons things get to us then we are going Jordan averaged 31 points and as BG found wins hard to come chel MiUer-Relf. they have had more hitting," she will play a slew of games includ- to get beat up a little bit." six rebounds in 39 minutes head- by In their first action of the year Outfielder Jenny Ranz and said. "They are averaging about ing tournaments at California As for Central Michigan, Mil- ing into the six games. But the dropping all six games (one game second baseman Melissa Cricks 20 games under their belt so that and Fresno State. From there BG ler-Reif expects another compet- elevated playing time it requires was an exhibition and does not provided most of the offensive explains that a little bit" will swing back to the midwest to itive game. - 43 minutes in New Jersey and count as a loss) in Hawaii. attack for BG with half of the Two pitchers had two firsts for open up conference play at Cen- "Central Is solid," Miller-Reif 47 in Philadelphia - is already In the Bank of Hawaii Invita- Falcons 26 hits. the Falcons. Jennifer Wolf made tral Michigan. showing in wear and tear. tional softball tournament, BG Ranz was named to the All- her first appearance since injur- Keeping a positive attitude See PARADISE, page nine.

\ State page eight The liCi News Thursday, March 21,1996 BG rugby honored with hand shake Cowboys Irvin to go

Brian Gibson special to The BC News before grand jury . U It was asked once last week- end, it was asked a hundred times Thi Associated Pratt They are going to be asked to - where and who is Bowling give their statements so that we Green? Thirty-six hours later can see who is criminally respon- that question was resoundingly DALLAS - Prosecutors say sible for the narcotics," Kinne answered as the Falcon rugby Dallas Cowboys wide receiver said team crushed five east coast op- Michael Irvin will be subpoenaed Irvin could not be reached for ponents to win the Washington, to testify Thursday before a comment Tuesday. At their home D.C St Patrick's Day Tourna- grand jury about why he was In a in suburban Carrollton, a woman ment. motel room where a woman was Identifying herself only as his Bowling Green beat Mount St. arrested on drug charges. wife said that she was unaware of Mary's 54-0, Kutztown Universi- While Investigating a motel the incident and that her husband ty 15-0, Loyola 10-7, Princeton manager's complaint early was out of town. The Dallas 41-7, Albany State 9-0 and Prince- March 4 about possible pros- Morning News reported. ton again In the final 16-5. Lead- titution and drug use, police In According to a 911 transcript ing the charge was winger Paul suburban Irving said they dis- obtained Tuesday, the motel Tod who scored 79 points for the covered marijuana, cocaine and manager complained: Falcons over the weekend includ- drug paraphernalia in a room oc- "We have two Individuals who ing all of the points in two of the cupied by four people. keep checking into our hotel. ... matches. A woman Identified as Angela They've been renting the rooms "Rugby has been around the Renee Beck, 22, of Cedar Hill, a and when we have to clean up :'Eastern seaboard a hundred south Dallas suburb, was the only after them, we've been finding years longer than it's been person arrested cocaine and crack and mari- played in the Midwest, and a lot "The narcotics were found in juana. Well, they're back on our of people out there think that her property or Immediately property tonight and their room they invented the game," said BG around her" and she claimed all Is getting noisy." coach Roger Mazzarella. "We the drugs belonged to her, Lt. Irving police chief Lowell Can- very definitely upset the balance Jimmy Perdue of the Irving naday said the circumstances of the collegiate rugby universe Police Department said Tuesday appear suspicious, but that the last weekend" night. police department doesn't have . "A lot of people have heard counciy «f rugby teanifltoitr Mminlli Now, Dallas County pros- enough evidence to arrest or that BG is good, but this is the ecutors say they want statements charge the witnesses involved. first time that most of them got A Princeton ball carrier bits a wall of BG defenders. Ken Fink, Mike Grim, Jon Swltzer, Dan Kelley, from Irvin, former Cowboys' "It's not a crime to be in a room to see how good," said Falcon Chris Hald and on the ground are Beau Yoshlda and Tony Tyson. tight end Alfredo Roberts and at the Residence Inn," Cannaday . captain Dan Kelley. another woman. said. "One of the highlights of my The Falcons achievement is Vlnce Ketterer thirty seconds to Hald also added tries but once "Somebody possessed those Irvin recently completed the OBacMBg career came after we even more remarkable in light of pounce on a loose ball for his again Tod did the major damage drugs. There were four people In most successful of his eight beat Princeton and several USA the fact that they had only been first career try and gave BG a with a pair of tries, five conver- that room, and I don't know If it seasons with the Cowboys. He Rugby officials came over to our able to practice outside just three quick 5-0 lead. From then on a sions and a penalty field goal. was one of them or all of them. was named to the Pro Bowl for sideline and Introduced me to the days before leaving for Washing- steady procession of Brown and "We could do no wrong against We're just trying to find out," the fifth time and holds Cowboys New Zealand ambassador. He ton. Orange Jerseys punched over the Princeton, and we couldn't have first assistant district attorney records for most receptions and shook my hand and said that we In the first match against goal line with the regularity of a picked a better audience to do it Norm Kinne said Tuesday night. receiving yardage. had played the best rugby he had Mount St. Mary's the Falcons metronome. Eight man Jeff in front of," Mazzarell said. "Paul "We're not satisfied at this seen in the three years he had came out with the after burners McVey scored twice and fullback Tod had a career weekend. Fif- time as to who all is responsible. been here," Mazzarella said roaring. It only took flanker Tony Mazzarella and wing Kevin teen years ago, 79 points was the Kline added solo efforts. Tod did most anyone on this team had NCAA the most damage with three tries scored in an entire season." and six conversion kicks. Continued from page leven. That, and Utah's size advan- T MID AM MANOR In the first Princeton match Against Kutztown Tod was the tage up front, are what most con- t and with the USA Rugby officials entire show as he booted five shots. cern Kentucky coach Rick Pitino, • NOW RENTING • looking on, the Falcons could penalty field goals. The tiring Virginia Tech did a good job who noted that the Utes ranked seemingly do no wrong as they Falcons won their third match of against the press in a second- No. 3 nationally in rebounding. it Choose form choice apartments within walking meticulously dissected a team the day by a 15-0 score. round game last week, but got "I think they have strengths ♦ distance to campus Summer 1996 and school year ♦ that had already qualified for the worn out by Kentucky's parade over us, and I think we have 1996-1997 sweet 16 by a 41-5 score. Once Sunday the Falcons opened of players and wound up losing strengths over them," he said. ♦ again the Falcons struck within with a lackluster 9-0 win over Al- by 24. "Which strengths win out?" 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat seconds of the opening whistle. bany State. Fly half Corey Ward "It'll be something we haven't This time it was Mazzarella beat- Crum might argue that ♦ and water included, air conditioning. ♦ booted two penalty field goals faced much this year," said ing a Tiger defense that would and fullback Brian Self added guard Mark Rydalch. "We cant strength of character is what has ♦ ♦ have had trouble catching a cold another in the semifinal round run up and down the floor and carried his Louisville team to the ♦64 1 Third St Apt. 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 ♦ let alone the hard running full- victory. exchange baskets with them." regional semifinals against No. 2 back. Maybe not, but Van Horn said seed Wake Forest. The Cardinals Forwards Matt Koon and Chris With fatigue now a major fac- the Utes will have to attack the (22-11) have had to contend with , tor, the Falcons once again press and then try to do what has injuries, academic disqualifica- »l|||j turned to Tod who again did all of worked so well all year - get to tions and an NCAA investigation BG's scoring as they faced Prin- the foul line. The Utes led the na- during a season that almost end- ceton for the second time In the tion this year, hitting 78 percent ed in the first round of the tour- championship match from the line. nament. Instead, the llth-seeded Car- dinals rallied from a late 12-point deficit to beat Tulsa, then knocked out third-seeded Villan- ova in the second round. This from a team that entered the tournament having lost four out of five. 'WinSome CashJorSvmw'BriakJll "I've never had a team I think Only At... that is as short-handed as this team play as well as this team has played," said Crum, who is in *Jfor

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Continued from page seven. ond to open up an early lead. Thompson chooses job over gambling Sophomore Melissa Cricks had the said. "They have been for the en- lone hit for the Falcons. Tim Dahlberg Rev. Leo O'Donovan, George- into the gaming Industry was stockholder in a company that tire time I have been in the con- Friday The Associated Press town's president. greeted Icily by both the uni- owns two casinos, but the slot ference and they will look to take Tennessee-Chattanooga 5, BG 4 Freshman Garrett Ghdston made Thompson, in Atlanta to versity and the NCAA. machine concession is separate two from us because It Is at their LAS VEGAS - Georgetown house." her college debut on the mound lor BG coach Georgetown in the NCAA executive director from the casinos. and pitched lour innings allowing 3 basketball coach John Thomp- NCAA East regional, said he Cedric Dempsey said It would earned runs on four hits. Ths Falcons son, bowing to the wishes of his had reconsidered after speak- be "ill-advised for anyone con- Gaughan's son, Brendan, Is a Thursday used some timely hitting and some university president, today ing with O'Donovan. nected to college sports to be senior walk-on guard on the Hawaii 9, BQ 0 fielding errors by the Lady Moos to said he will drop his applica- "He is a person who has been Involved, even peripherally, Georgetown team, which Hawaii hurlers silenced Falcon bat- snatch a 4-0 lead heading into the fifth tion for a Nevada gaming li- extremely supportive and a with gambling interests." Dempsey said could be a fur- tars in ihe first gams of ths invitational inning. cense. person who I love very dearly ther Invitation to controversy holding BG to one hit Ths Rainbow BG brought in freshman Amy Hamil- Wahin* slammed BG starter Jennifer ton to relieve Ghdston in the fifth, but Thompson had planned to because he's permitted me to Dempsey also said he had if the team doesn't play well In Wolf from the get go scoring four in the operate slot machines at the be me," Thompson said. "I a big game. promptly gave up the go-ahead run to "strong concerns about the first and added another run in the sec- suffer the loss. Las Vegas airport but was told have decided to drop It" Image statement that this by the Rev. Leo O'Donovan, the Thompson, an avid Las makes about the sport and "If your team competes and university president, that he Vegas slot machine player, ap- about him as a coach." doesn't play to the caliber that TENNIS couldn't do that and remain plied for the license months it's capable of playing, there's Continued from page seven. that gels. "We still need a lot of Hoyas coach. ago to join a Las Vegas casino Thompson wants to own 10 going to be the question of work, and one way to do that is "Our position is that it Is owner In the company that percent of a company con- whether or not the game had Along with the changes in the through competition," Dean inappropriate for an active operates a lucrative string of trolled by Michael Gaughan been fixed," Dempsey said. "It stated. "Ill be looking at the dou- Georgetown University coach singles line-up, the doubles line- 1,000 slot machines at McCar- that runs the slot machine con- Just opens up a tremendous up will be changed as well. Dean bles teams carefully. We need to to have investments in the ran International Airport. cession at the Las Vegas air- suspicion, I think, that is not plans on changing each of the find some chemistry." gaming Industry," said the News of his planned entry port. Gaughan is the principle necessary." doubles teams during the trip, Dean feels the trip will be a and hopes to find a doubles duo good measuring stick. Classifieds

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B-Q84P. •353-0325 • Reduced Retee • Ths aMBl of Sigms Kappa would like to tvsnk Mass or ismsis sublessor from now until Msy. 1 or 2 bedroom apis. Etfldeneies 6 rooms the brothers of Sigma Phi Epaiton for the kiss- Island Hopper is looking tor a band to play a 300 bled, of E Merry $225/mo. Ctoss to campus. Elsctric 6 phons variety of music aboard ship on Thurs., Fri.. A PERSONALS ing carnations You guys srs wonderful!! only. Very mce apt Cal 353-3212. 8.10,12.15 mo. lasses tor 86-97 school year •OSU RECREATIONAL SPORTS Sig Kap ' Sig Ep ' Sig Kap Sat. Send demo tape or VCR tape to: 4 N. Jef Roommsts Nssded lerson. Port Clinton. OH 43452. • Summsr Apsrtmsnts AvalaMs ■ Csll 353-0325 Keep your syes open tor • JS > lor Scholars • Now thru July Laboratory Assistant: P/T research assistant Sigma Kappa ■ Sigma Kappa very doss lo campus. A/C. Furnished wrist's coming soonfl A HUGE THANKS TO STUDENT BOOK l OS 1/2 N. Mam Apt. G needed by Bowling Green lood processor. Bi- Hey Sig Ksps. lets hssr it tor our ICO awards!! Convenient Location EXCHANGE FOR THEIR SPONSORSHIP IN Christy James be careful roller-blsdihg sure ology major preferred. Send resume lo Green- THE 14TH ANNUAL TUITION RAFFLEI Right Across from ths bars. Una Produce Co. 12700 S. Dixie Hwy. BG. "House for Rert- Is dangsrouel Jakne Morphy. how was maze tieOfmonti Pleesscell 353-7416 THANKS FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUP- onus rjd you ever find tie end? Grstchen Ohio 4340? 729 4th St Comer ol 4lh High St 4 Bedrooms, central air, 1 1(2 Baths. EVERY THURSDAY PORTOFBGSUI LowsDsncs Marathon Shs-devll, need we say Roommate warned 10 miles south of BG. Mo- Looking for a fun job this summer? femskts only. 353-0325 COFFEEE HOUSE AT THE FALCONS NEST -S-Team- more? bils horns, wsshsr/drysr. Central Air. No util Work on the Island Hopper in 6PM FREE ADMISSION Thank you at S Team members tor ell your Sigma Kappa'Sigma Kappa $2SO/mo. 655-3174 leave mss. Port Cimton. OH. Hiring deck hands. - "•LOW COFFEE PRICES " hard-work and dedication to Dance Marathon SUMMER SUBLEASER NEEDED bartenders, waitresses, sales dorks. 2 BORM STUDENT RENTALS FOR Contact 2-7164 tor more into SUMMERORFALL. 1 BORM APTS FOR Extra thanks to Mary Beth Bschtel, Meghan Sigma Kappa ' Sigma Kappa spsoous 4 bdrm houss - 4 th snd high Must be friendly, outgoing, A like boats sponsored by UAO Fsdool, Dans Hampton. Congretulaiions to our Sisters ol ths Week. csl: 352-7576 For application A interview appointment GRAO. STUDENTS. 352-3445 Your captains Todd and Deb Ralna Gllmors and Shannon Rose. Keep up Cal (410) 734-4336. Summsr Subieassr nssded. Closs to campus. "Da nee Marathon" tie greet work Rama and Shsnnon'l Pick up your Sbs 6 Kids t-snirt order form to- 2 bedrooms Call 3S4-3173 atlsr 3pm. Efflc. 1 $ 2 bdrm. spa. in houses. day at the Union Foyer from 9 am to 4:30 p m Love. Your Slanra Student Publications la now accepting applica- 12 mo. leases only starting in May. Steve Shim are 98 cash/bur serable Ready lor pick. Alpha Ormcron Pi' Kappa Alpha Sigma Kappa ' Sigma Kappa Summer Subteasers nssded tor 5 bedroom tions lor account executives to seii yellow page Smith 352-8817, (no calls after 8:00pm). up 4/12. Sic* * Kida 4/12 - 4/14 -Falcon Ths sisters c4 Alpha Ornicron Pi would liks » house. Ctoss to campus! For more into csl advertising in the BGSU campus directory. 3S3-4414QT 372-4507 or 372-6174. Effiaeny lor rent. Available May 15th Frenzy!" thank the gentleman of Kappa Alpha for me Successful candidates must be able to work 20 Call 352-1430 hours per week April through July, be aggres- PIAVWFAIS BALLS OUT BINGO. Kissing Carnations and the wonderful song!! STAT MAJORS" Wsntsd: Two roommaiss tor 96-97 school 2 Bedroom Apartment lor rent 1 sive, well-organized, and interested in earning PICK UP a Bingo card « WFAL s Waal Han You guys are great! ' Toledo firm needs students year. IvVF. For more into, csl Heather or Krisn Available August 17th. Kappa Alpha ' Alpha Ornicron Pi great pay. studios LISTEN to ins who have taken Stats 211 8 212 SI 372-1581. Csll 352-1430 To apply, stop by 204 West Hal or call Toby at Big Hilry Posse Show. lor Summer ■ 15-20 hrs/wk Attention Spring Breakers! 372-0430 for more information Leave a mae- Thursday, March 21 from e-Bpm on 880AM $5/hr. Computer Literacy Last minuts speosls to REQUIRED Apply wlresume 10 HELP WANTED aage. Application deadline is March 21. Houss • 236 Troup. No pen, references rsq or Wood Cable 50 to WIN 1100 csjh. concert Panama City $695 plus util AvsilsMs Aug 15,1886 - 12 tickets to ses Glove B Special Sauce or Bar- Co-Op Office: 310 Student Services SUMMERJOBS Cancun 2-2451 tor details gonStlssss, 352-6647 ensued Ladies or CDs Jamaica A fun place to work and a lifelong learning ex- Houses. 1 ft 2 bedroom Furnished apts Lowest Price Guaranteed $1750 w*»kly poatJDlo mailing our circulari. perience await you at YMCA Camps Ohiyesa SPMNO BREAKERS! 1 year. 8 month, snd summsr leases E ndless Summer Tours No •iparitnc* rtquirtM B*gin no*. For Infe- and Nissokonal Are you a caring, creative A UAO would like to wish everyone Call 352-7454 1-600-234 7007 STATS MAJOR Si'i ct. 301 •»»-, 307. enthusiastic person? Do you enjoy being out- a sale 8 happy SPRING B REAKI Toledo firm needs students doors and have prior experience working with ALASKA EMPLOYMENT- Fttlwlfl, PartU. OAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK! who have taken Slats 211 4 212 chedren? Now hiring male A female resident Jaymsr' Ths Highlands Reiorii new hiring. Earn 10 TODAYS THE DAYII Break away so the honest acton si Florida tor summer- 1S20hraAvk and day camp counselors, lifeguard/swim in- Th. Horn.et.ad HP HSA. 6 S8X TUITION RAFFLE DRAW where guys meet gerksi New moss) on tie $5/hr. Computer Literacy S3.000-96.000wmoI Airtw«l Rcom/Boarai structors, equestrian staff, ropes course facili- FREE VIOEOw/pfooram! StaM Lic«n»d Sw 1 -2 bedroom, specious, A/C. Clean, gas. heat. M IS AT NOON IN THE FALCONS NEST. ocean. AAA-assd. beach volleyball, free MTV. REQUIRED. Apply w/rssums tators, art teacher, nature instructor. Applica- storage, perking For serious sr. ft gred. so> vio.C«H9l9)932-14afl.airt-Ai02. DC YOU GET TICKETS?? Pod and wet bar open 24 hours. Donl be left D Co-op office: 310 SS tions available in student employment office or dent start $395 CSS 354-6036 10-5 out of this Spscial Promotion Call 2-2451 tor details. Alaska Job. Earn up to 30K in 3 months. Fish- call David Marks (BiQ) 867 4533 W* i nvte you 10 (nvssDgsts One bedroom apartment 1-600-682-0918. ing, construction, canaries, oil fields, plus The Bshs'l F.Hh Technical Writer/Illustrator AVAILABLE NOW mora. 7 days. 407-875-202? ant. 0S61. Fridays 3pm Am 1000 BA Don't ruin your apnng vacation because you're Clarke/American Lincoln, a leader in the man- Call 354-6600 STATS MAJORS" For into 287-3230 (local call) too cheap to buy a tanning package. Are you 'Outgoing ufacture of Industrial Floor Maintenance or 353-6175 ask lor Maiinda Campus Tanning ' 3S2-7889 Toledo Arm needs students •S»it MoPvated Equipment, is seeking a Technical who have taken Stats 211 8212 Piedmont Corporation X^-Oriantad Writerz-llustrator at its Bowling Green, OH facili- ENJOYA SUMMER OF for Summsr -15-20 hraJvA. Mim-Slorage Spaces Available * A T«am Playar ENRICHMENT ANDFUNIII ISVhr. Computer Litsrscy 352-7561 'Salas E xpananca Tha successful candidate wil have strong "A Summer in Mexico Program" REQUIRED Apply w/rssums haipful but not nac—aary communication skills Knowledge of other lan- Spring Brssk Daylona Beech 4 weeks m Guadalajara and 1 1 Mexico City. 6 BCc-opOfltes:310S.S. Tha BO Naws is tootang tor successful advart- guages a plus. Create instruction and parts hrs. credit in two courses on Mexican culture. 2-24S1 tor details 1 Room Available. 1 Bk>ck There is no substitute tor positive experience iaing accouni aiacutivaa for Fa« if»67Sf>nrvg mauals for operators and service personnel from ths besch. Csl 1 -804-253-36(7. than to trsvel through cultural reslibss ol An- 1097. Appiicaioons avHabU ai 204 Waal Hal Tha ability to understand bluepnnts, bill of ma- Summer Sublessors Needed. Cheep Rales. cient and Modem Mexico For more tntorma- SummerSubte.se or call John Vtroatak ai 372-2605 tor mora oa- terials and write in very simple, easy to under Big Houss, Bsckysrd, Front Porch to Shars. son call Prolsssor Andrsds 372-7119 Live in the Pamied Lady Ctoss to campus $ tatta. stand language thai will be clearly understood ths bars. 3 HUGE bedrooms. Cat Kim si by uses of equipment is a must. Ability to Call3S4-1152 K8T SUMMER JOB IN BO EUROPE $229 352-6360. create drawings and illustrations that dearly GAM GREAT MARKETING/SALES EXPE- Management Inc. CanbbeerVMe xico 1180 depict the parts and assemblies of machines TONK1HTATOAMERS RIENCE AND EARN GREAT PAY SELUNG Be a little flexible and save m and knowledge ol PC opera»on and desktop Wei help you besi tie sirkns prices. KARAOKE CONTEST YELLOW PAGE ADS FOR THE STUDENT publishing software necessary to perform $180 FIRST PRIZE PHONE DIRECTORY. WORK FROM APRl Destinations worldwide. these functions. One year experience m an BEST JOBS IN BG Large 3 Bdrm. 120 1/2 N. THROUGH JUNE APPROXIMATELY 20 AIRHCTCH 600-326-2009 $50 SECOND PRIZE Engineering environment or equivalent train- HOURS A WEEK. CALL 372-0430 FOR Build Your Resume And Prospect St. close to downtown sirruirii9neicom.com SSOTMRDPRIZE ing/experience required. WIN CASH FOR SPRING BREAK MORE INFORMATION OR STOP BY 204 We offer a highly compeiDve salary and bene- & campus 12 mo. lease starting WEST HALL FOR AN APPLICATION. APPLt- Earn Great Pay. EVERY THURSDAY fit package in an excellent work environment. H 8-15-96, up to 4 occupants. COFFEE HOUSE 9 THE FALCON'S NEST CATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 21. TUITION RAFFLE COMMITTEE you are interested m this challenging position. 6PM FREE ADMISSION $750/mo + util. 353-5800 THE WORK'S ALL CONE - THANKS TO ALL CAMP COUNSELORS ANO SPECIALITY please forward your resume to: —LOWCOFFEE PRICES"' OF YOUI THANKS TO ALL HSA AND HON- STAFF FOft CAMP COURAGEOUS. A RESI- Employee Relations Mgr. Contact 2-7164 tor more into ORS PROGRAM kCMBERS WHO HAVE DENTIAL SUMMER CAMP AND CAMP Clarke/American - Lincoln sponsored by UAO HELPED MAKE THIS THE THIRD CONSEC CROOKED ARROW. A YMCA DAY CAMP. iiOOHaskinsRd. GET READY FOR SPRING BREAK UTIVE RECORD-BREAKING YEAR! WE AP- BOTH LOCATED IN WHITEHOUSE. OHO. Bowling Green. OH 43402 Student Publications 20% oft all sunglssses with this ad Ray-Ban PRECIATE EVERY HOUR YOU DONATED. CONTACT THE CAMP DIRECTOR AT UNI- An Equal Opportunity Employer is hiring Serenget. Boss, many in stock Catalogs BROOKE $ CARRE VERSITY YMCA. 206fi BROOKDALE RD. MF/DrV CA TOLEDO. OH 43606. (410) 531-2612 svMsbts. 1022 N Prospect. BG 352-2502. Account Management Inc. Executives -► Nursing Students tn MI m M an m »,w to sell yellow page 1 & 2 Bdrms available at our Gain valuable heath car* ixperlenci while earning up to advertising in the $8.50/hourll !990 Pint of Hillsdale Apts. very spacious, campus directory. carports. Starts$350/mo353- Work around your school schedule and make a difference in the J Chicken Lo Mein Work from April 5800 only a few still remaining lives of others! • Coupon good at BG only. through June. HEARTLAND OF BROWNING Please bring ad with you. a premier provider of long-term care has full and part time Exp. 3/25/96 Gain great sales JOB OPPORTUNITIES CHINA available for Nursing Assistants. We offer $250 SIGN ON experience. Management Inc. BONUS, Medlcal/Dental/Llfe Insurance, up to 23 Days off Only 2 positions with Pay per year. TUITION ASSISTANCE for Nursing School. ir»Sr^«»**>^0r^»««*oQpEpT DAILY Open. Call 372-0430 EVERGREEN APARTMENTS. If your interested in the Healthcare field, call Nora Bundy at 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. for more information, 1 BDRM or EFF. units, laundry (419)878-8523. or stop by 204 West on site, tons of parking. Locatec Heartland of Browning Stop By and See What's Good For Lunch! Hall for an application. behindODOTat2i5 E. PoeRd 8885 Browning Drive 353-5800 Waterville, Ohio 435661 lOSOSJlainSt^BG^O^^S^JlS Preferred Properties Coffee House CHINA BUTTST 530 South Maple St. Chinese Restaurant 352-9378 Every Thursday in the Falcon's Nest- University Union 8-10 p.m.

Fox Run Mini Mall Eat-In or Carry-out & Health Food tor Everyday Haven House s I II Small Buildings N. Main Slrnl Piedmont Coffee and donuts will be for sale Lunch • $4.99 ^r Frontier Housing Admission is FREE I • Jnder 12 • $2 99 ' Includes Drink , Birchwood Oils. Burri Dinner • $6.99 rr 1 * II Seafood salad ai dinner • Renting For 96-97 Sponsored by Children under 12 - $3.99 Includes Dunk 354-2269 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 354-0929 1060 North Main St. Contact UAO®2-7164 Mon. - Sat.: 11:00 a.m. -10:30 p.m. for more information. Bowling OrMn, You Snooze You Lose Sunday: 12:00 noon -10:00 p.m. OH 43402

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