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Wednesday, July 13,1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 78. Issue 152 BG names new hockey coach Former asst. coach Buddy Powers said he's glad to be back by Michael Zawackl The BC News the University] I came to under- be named the new head coach of come the head coach at Roches- stand why people always talk the Falcon hockey team. ter Insitute of Technology in It's good to be back in the about the Midwest and the quali- "I left Bowling Green six years New York where he led them to a Midwest. ty of people, the character of ago to become a head coach and second place finish in the 1989 That is what Francis "Buddy" people," he said. "I certainly it was with a sincere hope that Division III NCAA Tournament Powers said at the press confer- loved being here my first six one day, if things broke right, I He left KIT to become the head ence Tuesday morning announc- years as an assistant coach and would get a chance to return." coach at Rensselaer Institute in ing that he will be the new Falcon now I come back here again more Powers was an assistant coach Troy, New York where he led Hockey coach than happy to become a Mid- under Jerry York from 1982 - them last year to their third Being able to come back to the westerner again. I look forward 1988. As York's chief recruiter highest total wins (21-11-4) in the Midwest will give a chance for to being here for a long time." and on-ice instructor, he helped university's history. Powers' family to settle down "There's not a lot of words to bring the team to regular-season Powers is the fourth hockey after a time of constant moving, express how happy we are to be titles in 1982-83, 1983-84 and coach in University history and The BG Ncwi/PaulE he said. back," Powers said. 1986-87. will succeed Jerry York who left Athletic Director "Over the six years I was [at Powers said It is a big honor to He left the University to be- See Powers, page three. comes full circle I An on-campus oasis tjy Andy Duoan ics, which included fund-raising The BC News responsibilities. Landlocked from Zwierlein came to BGSU as an Ron Zwlerlein is a man on the assistant professor of health, the nearest ocean, move. After taking on a number physical education and recrea- students can still of high-profile positions since tion and head coach of the men's becoming a University staff and women's swimming and div- smell the sea member in 1981, he now stands ing teams. by Michael Zawackl as the University's new athletic "As swimming and diving The BC News director. coach, I worked from 5:30 am. Zwlerlein earned his bache- until 9:30 p.m. throughout the lor's and master's degrees from Raja poked his nose up from week," Zwierlein said. "I had underneath the water, looked the University in 1968 and 1970, three children who I wouldn't see respectively, and received his around and re-submerged. for a week or two at a time. I love One lap around his environ- doctorate in athletic administra- to coach, but after three years of ment was enough time for a tion at The Ohio State University. that, I had to say wait a minute. While at the University, Zwler- hand to appear with an offering This isn't what I want. I had of frozen fish A swish of cur- lein took part In a number of ex- coached in some way for 19 years tracurricular, including swim- rent, the flash of a fin and the by that time, and I thought I'd food disappears. Raja moves ming and diving for the men's better use the other skills I had on. varsity team and playing Freddie for other things." "They do bite," said Jenny Falcon. With growing needs at home, Hunker, a volunteer at the "I swam and dove on the var- Zwierlein looked for other posi- sity team here," Zwlerlein said. University's marine biology tions to support his family. He lab. The "they" Hunker refers "In high school I played four became associate director of the sports. Including semi-pro soccer to are Raja, a skate, and Daisy, Student Recreation Center in a ray. Both fish reside in a and gymnastics. Freddie Falcon 1984. was pretty mobile back then; he shoreline action tank complete "I went into the associate di- with a simulated wave. didn't look like what he is today. I rector job at the rec center and "They don't really have could do tumbles and rolls in it that had more administrative re- and, being a diver and having teeth, instead they have a set of sponsibilities," Zwierlein said. grinding plates" she said. that kind of mentality, I would Taking on more administrative swing from ropes and goal posts "Still, they're enough to hurt roles, he was appointed to direct your fingers." at football games. It wasn't really the planning and construction of Raja and Daisy are but two smart, but it got crowds excited the University field house in of the myriad "saltwater and and that was my Job." 1991. He was named director of freshwater creatures which After BG, Zwlerlein coached recreational sports at the Uni- occupy over fifty tanks and swimming at Fremont Ross High versity In 1992, which Included 3,000 gallons of water. School for three years. He even- supervision of all facilities, staff, A majority of the marine tually wanted to coach at the col- programs and financial resour- creatures in the marine lab are lege level but was underquali- ces associated with recreational collected during the yearly trip fied. sports. Last year, Zwierlein to the Gulf Coast Research Lab "At the time I wanted to coach served as interim vice president in Mississippi. Others are at the college level, coaches for student affairs. bought or donated to the lab by taught classes," Zwierlein said. "I've come full circle in athlet- local hobbyists from their own "They were professors. I didn't ics," Zwierlein said. "I started collections. have a PhD for a college position, out an athlete, then on to coach- The lab is located on the sec- so I went to OSU to get it." ing, then to administration and ond floor of the Life Sciences Upon earning his doctorate, now athletic administration." Building, land locked on all Zwierlein went on to John Carroll With his new position, Zwler- sides (with the exception of University where he was an as- lein now oversees a 19-sport pro- Lake Erie) and hundreds of sistant physical education gram comprised of, 10 men's and miles from the nearest ocean. professor and head men's and nine women's teams, that is one Some people may consider this women's swimming and diving of the most dominant in the Mid- a problem for studying marine Tfcr BG Newi/Paul Evani coach and tennis coach From American Conference. The Uni- biology. 1978-1981 he was chairman of versity won the conference's "A lot of us are from the Jenny Hunker keeps a close eye on her fingers as she feeds Daisy the stingray. Stingrays and skates JCU's physical education de- Midwest," Alex Ford, a senior are Just two of the various types of marine and freshwater animal which call the University's marine partment and director of athlet- See Athletic, page »ix. biology major and the lab's cu- biology lab their home. rator this fall, said. "The lab gives you a more realistic view nance of the creatures in the "New students sometimes like the lab. Director of planning passes away of how marine science is tank, students have done spend a semester in the lab and "Heck, I dont care," he said. done." research on freshwater mol- then realize that microbiology "I tell her that it's my chosen by Michael Zawackl Ford said when people learn lusks, filtration systems and is just as interstlng," he said. profession so get used to it." The BC News that he works In the Universi- the larvae of anemone. "The turnover rate Is high in The lab Is Uttered with ty's marine lab they expect him Ford said the student-run lab this program because the peo- homemmade filters, light University director of planning, Bruce A. Harrison, died Friday at to be swimming with dolophins offers students the opportunity ple who are here are Interested hoods, tank dividers, rocks, Wood County Hospital He joined the University community on and sharks. Actually, their to do personal interest inde- in marine biology." buckets of sand and lab equip- March 31,1994. work exists on a more scaled pendent marine research Hunker said it is easy to 1- ment Nothing is thrown away Harrison previously was the director of annual giving and asoclate downleveL "The marine lab offers the dentify a marine lab person. or wasted because it may serve director of the Indiana State University Foundation. The abllty to maintain and hands on abllty to go with an They typically smell like fish some purpose for a tank setup He received a bachelor of arts In political science and economics at study the existence of living Idea and research it," he said. and salt. or an experiment in the future. the University of Iowa, as well as a master of arts in public relations. animals Is what makes the lab The lab Is very similar to "You know you're Into ma- Ford said Cindy Stong, now From 1973 to 1983 he owned The Star-Herald in Luverne, Minne- so fascinating to people, he what the majority of marine rine biology when you walk retired, created the lab 30 sota. Ha established the Star-Herald Publishing Company that in- said. research is all about. Ford said. Into a class and the people years ago cheaply with availa- cluded a newspaper, shopper and a new web press. He won the Min- "Everything the fish do from The expectation that it is all around you tell you that you ble materials, and she passed nesota Newspaper Association Sweepstakes Award as well as over fi- their behavior to how they eat field work is wrong and this smell like fish," she said. this Ideology to her students fty state and national awards. is amazing," he said. sometimes affects people new Ford said his girlfriend rou- throughout the years. Besides the regular mainte- to the program. tinely complains that he smells See Marine Ub, page five. ■ HH University student Dan- Sam and Mike are trying ra Pretzel Boy and Sideshow ^3 Sunny, 85 de- Exl lei Gray will be competing fcjj for this years Tony Award Charlie quiz your know- KJ grees and pleasant |**J for the chance to read some IVflfl with their creation Pre-Reg: ledge of early eighties M*J of hli poetry to a crowd of ISB The Musical. There songs tunes In a brand new enter- I*^J over 20,000 people. and lyrics take you to a tainment section. 151 pi place you only go once, pre- JJ ^ZJl •rPage6 registration. »-Pages7&8 NEWS •r Page 2 The Editorial Page The BG News page two Wednesday, July 13,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
Michael Zawacki experienced r editor-in-chief
Glen Lubbert Scott DeKatch managing editor managing editor
Paul Evans photo editor U.S. should aid Haitians The news is wrought with many important ques- tions which deal with events and crises around the world. One problem, which has made itself as prevalent on the nightly news as the 0.J. Simpson case is Haiti. What should America do? As a super power the United States have so far sat on the sidelines and watched; occasionally rescuing overcrowded boatloads of refugees who are fleeing the inhumanities running rampant in their homeland. The Haitian military regime which is currently in power has suppressed democracy, and of late has Pre-Reg:The musical Act I ordered the United Nation human rights observer team to leave the country. This, most probably, is in an attempt to blind the Hello out there. On behalf of By this part of the musical, Su- the management, we'd like to sie Is really bummed out. To harp world community of the atrocities taking place. welcome you to our production of cheer her up, some nice kids Pre-Reg: The Musical! The show from her math placement test The BG News believes the United States military will be starting shortly, so please decide to take her to Cassady's, should take some sort of action to dethrone the cur- take your seats. er, SOP's, for some dancing and rent form of government which continues to oppress You may be thinking, "Can a drinking. its people. newspaper column really be an (Program note: For Monday As a super power and a stronghold for democracy effective forum In which to pre- performances only, they take her in this hemisphere, the U.S. should use the troops and sent a musical?" to which we re- to Uptown for Early 80's Night.) warships which are already amassed off that coun- ply, "Yea, It can." This evolves Into SCENE SEV- try's shores to rescue the Haitian people and restore But listen, If this column that stands for Enrichment! The basic gist is some Food-Op EN, which starts off with The its democraticly elected president. doesn't work for you, give us a (More spoken word.) Did ya guy stands up and sings about Mating Dance, and that breaks call, and we'll come on over and catch what that spells? how many magical dishes Food- into The Pick-Up Line Song. sing and dance the whole thing in (Sung. Really loud.) We Care, Op can make with cod (113). This song is all kind of haty Critics of this action have said that President Clin- your living room. Based on the We Care, We We We We We, We This scene naturally Includes right now (Get it? Hazy? They go ton would use military intervention in Haiti as his assumption we can fit all the bu- Caret Wheeeee Care... (Just goes giant dancing fish. And possibly out drinking? Do we have to own 'little war " which could easily be won and lky props into your cramped liv- on and on like that for a while.) some children, or maybe spoon feed everything to you?), would boost his popularity. ing room, so why don't you tidy SCENE TWO features our star midgets, to play scrod, which of but it will involve classic bad up a little first? And get some Susie the Incoming Freshman course is baby cod. pick-up lines such as "I'm check- Others have said that the U.S. has no business in beer. and a sappy heart wrenching bal- SCENE FOUR is a quick little ing the tag on your blouse to see the affairs of other countries when it cannot even We hope you enjoy Act One. lad. tap dance scene featuring the if you were made In heaven." solve its own internal problems. Please, no flash photography. It Remember Susie? We intro- cockroaches from the Union. Plus, "Baby, you make mf frightens the performers. duced her in last week's column, This is necesary to give the crew knees knock; what ya drinking? SCENE ONE begins with a big kind of like how Aaron Spelling time to set up for... "Love me tonight, and I promise, Instead, the American people should support the song and dance number involv- Introduced Linda Gray's charac- I'll love you forever," and th* liberation of the Haitian people because they are a ing tour guides sporting giant We ter In Melrose Place to help SCENE FIVE, which is the Bal- to-the-polnt "So, do you want t* country that just wants a chance at achieving Caret buttons and It goes some- launch Models, Inc. lad of the Bursar. This scene in- leave with me, or what?" democracy. thing like this... Anyway, this scene begins with volves line Dancing. (Get it? As the curtain falls on Act One, See that building? That's West Susie trying to convince herself Line Dancing? The lines at the our heroine Is faced for the first Let us not forget that it was only a little over two Hall/ That starts with W, and she's going to like it here and Bursar? Never mind.) time with temptation, a hang- hundred years ago that thirteen colonies tried to free that stands for Whooplel she'll make new friends and If a kind of a dark and scary over, and oh-my-gosh, what about themselves from tyrannical rule and military occu- See those cranes} They're re- she'll be the best hotel manage- scene, Involving financial torture the meeting with her academic pation. tndldln' Eppler/ That starts with ment major ever, but she really by computers and different advisor tomorrow? All of this will E, and that stands with Excite- misses Bobby, her high school colored slips of paper, all set to Just look how far we've come when given a chance. sweetheart, to the point where hopefully be resolved In Act Two. ment! music. Ladies and gentlemen, we will Look, a dorm! It's called she wanders off and loses her By the time we get around to tour group, misses some multi- now have a one-week intermis- Chapman!/ Starts with a C, and SCENE SIX, Susie is back, this sion. Refreshments will be avail- that stands for Classy! media presentation, and she gets time with the full tour guide able, and you will be permitted to so darn aad about it, she has no Check out the gym, it's Ander- chorus, to sing / Miss Bobby (re- smoke. The BG News Staff son/ It starts with A, and that choice but to break Into song... priseyjoin Some Clubs! stands for Awesome! His hands so strong, his smile Susies I miss Bob-by! NEXT WEEK, ACT TWO: Fea- so sweet/ My Bobby - he makes T-Guldes: Dump the bum/ turing The Pre-Major Advisor It's shaped like a falcon, why me feel so good/ oh heck, he reporter Sam Melendez Make new friends! Folk Song, 60's Architects on reporter Mike Cook that's the Red That starts with makes me feel neat! Susie: I miss Bob-by! R and that stands for Runt LSD, aad of course.The Paul Ols- reporter Rebecca Caldwell (refrain) I miss Bob-by, la, la, T-Guldei: Try Juggling Club/ camp Ballet (featuring the Board (Spoken word part.) reporter Andrew Buakey la, la, la/1 miss Bob-by... Your fun won't end! (another near ofTrustees). Pre-Freshman One: What about I feel pretty, oh so pretty... reporter Andy Ougan miss rhyme.) my first courser And that drags on until the reporter Letitia Ferrierr Susie: f miss Bob-by! Matt the Tour Guide: First props can be moved into place T-Guktest Make new friends/ copy editor Rahphia Jemison course? First course! Next versel for SCENE THREE, the Food-Op Join some clubs! Sam Melendez and Mike Cook copy editor Becky Hobxr (near miss rhyme.) Presentation. Susie: I miss Bob-by! are weekly columnists for The Your first class, why that's This scene can be summed up T-Gnktes: Work Food-OpU BG News. E-mail them right now: The BG News Editorial Office English/ U starts with B, and In one word: cod. Makecodsubsi mcook3aandy.bgsu.edu
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To help new residents get As the weather becomes war- about it... Secondly, Casey's is opened aquainted with their surround- mer and the calendar changes, The name Casey's comes from until 10 p.m. on Sundays, which is ings, and to reacquaint others many University students are the famous Casey at the Bat more than we can say for most with old surroundings. The News preparing to spend their summer poem, in which there is no joy in eateries. will run Summer in the City - a in the city of Bowling Green. Mudville because the mighty One more thing. When we weekly feature spotlighting local This week, the spotlight shines Casey struck out, so the fans all briefed the editors and photog- restaurants, coffee shops, stores on Casey's Hamburgers and drown their sorrows in big slop- raphers on our decision to review and other hot spots. Kermit's restaurant. py hamburgers, which Casey's Casey's, these guys all jumped up There are two Wendy's in this has plenty of for your dining and down and generally squealed town. There's the student one pleasure. with delight just because ex- over by Harshman, and there's Casey's has a one-patty burger, Falcon basketball star Susie Cas- the townle one way over by Wal- and it's called a Single. Continu- sell liked to eat at Casey's - about Mart. But if two Wendy's aren't ing with the baseball theme, two half the News staff has a general- enough to satisfy your need for patties makes a Double, and ly harmless, but obsessive square shaped hamburgers, three constitutes a Triple. nevertheless, infatuation with there's Casey's Original Ham- Legend has It Casey's used to Ms. Cassell - and frankly, their burgers at 1025 North Main. offer four patties on a bun and reaction frightened us, which is Don't frown down on Casey's proclaim it a Home Run, but later why we're faxing in this review, with Mike Cook because we're comparing it to "officially" took It off the menu as opposed to actually entering Wendy's, because while Wendy's because it was just way too much the newspaper office like we Sam Melendez is OK, Casey's is a lot better and burger for anyone to handle. used to do. has more charm. Let's tell you all But rumor has it if you quietly Still hungry? Really? Wow. ask for a Home Run when no one Okay, let's go down south on is really looking, they'll make Main Street and check out the you one. We we re going to ask good eats at Kermit's Family them to make us one, but we Restaurant. chickened out. Now, let's get this out of the Tell ya what, you order one and way first At Kermit's, they've call us and tell us what happened got tools nailed to the walls. Tools and we'll put your name in the everywhere. That's the decor. paper. Just Tools. Casey's is also proud of the fact It's as if the guy who built the that they're "locally owned and place (Kermlt?) had to buy all operated," as well they should be. these new tools to build his Fami- The BG Nc w>/PiuI E v.ni Casey's - you won't find another ly Restaurant, and when he was one in the world. done he looked around at his sausage or hash browns. All for Look around as you're waiting What else? The large drinks at hammers and screwdrivers and $2.89. How neat, what a deal! (No for the check. There's a Kermlt Casey's are really huge. They've exclamled, "Well! What the hell double meats please, but we as- the Frog doll hanging around as a got cookies up front. They also am I supposed to do with all this sume you can get eight eggs if mascot (or perhaps for security offer frozen yogurt, in about now?" you want, but that's a lot of eggs.) reasons?) and a decoration, eight flavors. So he turned the tools into wall Caution: They only serve it which we thought was a nice Casey's has a cute little condi- hangings. during the week from 7-11 a.m. touch. ment bar where you get to pump But we were thinking... say You show up on a Saturday, for- We milled around until lunch- your own ketchup as opposed to your chair is wobbly, at most get it. time. Since we were full, we dealing with those little bags, and places you just have to endure But that's okay, you won't go didn't order lunch, but we did we also tried the potato salad the inconvenience, right? But not hungry or broke. They've got a take the time to watch other peo- once and we weren't offended. at Kermit's! Just grab a saw or wide variety of combo breakfast ple eat lunch, and they all seemed Oh, the fries! They've got the something off the wall and even specials, plus you can order any pretty pleased, so there you go. regular fries, and they're good. the legs out. It's like a high food as a Side Order. Imagine the So don't take our word for It, or But they've got these ranch fries school shop class! possibilities; your breakfast op- theirs, go check out Kermit's be- - they're just amazing. They con- Besides quick furniture repair, tions are simply unlimited at cause it's a pretty cool little jure up images of the fries at Ral- you can also eat at Kermit's. Kermit's. place. ly's, and dare we say, the tater Good food, good prices. It's one At this point, we'd like to point CORRECTION: Last week, we boy fries at the Corner Grill. Tkt BC Nf waiPsuil Evam of those Cheap Breakfast Special out the bacon at Kermit's is real- Inadvertently wrote Downtown And on the way out, we noticed places that are such an absolute ly, really crispy. That's especial- has Crab Races every Monday, two things. One, the trash can is a treasure to find. ly important to some, so we fig- when of course the crabs have Casey's is also proud of the fact that they're tad bit secluded, but there is one, They've got this breakfast spe- ured we'd mention it. been racing on Tuesday for so don't just leave your trash on cial called the Pick Four. It's What else? Well, the waitresses years. "locally owned and operated," as well they your table, because It's rude to your choice of four of the follow- keep the coffee coming. The im- And we misldentified the laun- should be. Casey's - you won't find another the employees, who by the way, ing: two eggs, toast, juice, muf- portance of this at breakfast time dromat. Its called Green- have cool uniforms and generally fin, french toast, home fries, bis- cannot possibly be overstated. woodCoin Laundry. We apologize one in the world. look happy to be there. cuit, hotcakes, ham, bacon, Phase out sleep, drink coffee. for the errors. Powers Continued from page one. to a final decision, however the the University to be the head committee has made an excellent coach of the Boston University final decision in Buddy Powers, hockey team. University athletic director Ron Powers said he looks forward Zwierlein said. Zwierlein said to bringing the hockey program appointing Powers as the head back to the level he believes it coach is his first official duty as belongs. athletic director. He said he believes the team has some quality players on It The search committee began Music & lyrics by Jerry Herman now, and with some good recruit- with former athletic director July 15.16, 22, 23.29 ft 30 at 8 p.m. ing they will be able to take a Dick Gregory and three staff Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center, BGSU shot at the CCHA title. members who screened appli- Tickets: $7-$11 ($2 i!u dent/senior citizen discount! "I think everything goes in cy- cants and narrowed down the cles," he said. "We may have selection to three candidates. The Moon Musical Arts Canter Boi OHice been In a down cycle for a couple "The final decision was made is opan weekdays noon to S p.m. For information of years but I think things are on after I was on board," Zwierlein Mil (419) 372-8171 Of (BOO) 589-2224 the upswing right now." Falcon said. A Univariily/Community Production presumed by tha Collage ol Musical Arti Tkt BC Ntwi/Pmul Ev«ni hockey forward, Curtis Fry, said He said there was almost spon- he has only heard good things taneous interest in the job after Powers with bit son. about Powers. York announced he was leaving the selection process moved 1I1IIT! OrriCIlS' TRAINING C0BPS "Everything I've heard about the University for BC. The pro- rather quickly." him is that he Is an excellent cess of choosing a new head Zwierlein said his interview coach," Fry said. "I look forward coach moved quickly because of with Powers happened by an odd to getting to know him." the specific criteria the commit- sort of coincidence In Sandusky. Because of the long and il- tee was asking for, Zwierlein "I was in Sandusky to watch lustrious history of Bowling said. my son play in a baseball tour- Green Hockey as well as the out- "Applicants had to be a head nament and I knew Buddy was standing reputation of the Insti- coach on a division one level," he [in Sandusky]," Zwierlein said. "I tution, the selection commute said. "Since there are only 44 called him and asked him to meet had a very difficult time coming schools with division one status. me at the baseball field."
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"Mr. Eckhardt, you have become a very well-known person. There are adjectives that can be added to your name, something like infamous, notorious, greedy, dishonest, even stupid." IFOURu 1 3 , ACROSS -Circuit Court Judge Philip Abraham to Shawn Eck- THE NATION hardt, Tonya Harding's would-be bodyguard.
Bridges connect a luncheon speech at a family ■aid Sommer's lawyer, Richard Puppy Love conference moderated by Gore. PoselL LOS ANGELES - Jeff Bridges- "Tipper brings the soul to this The crucifix, a gut from Von star is sparkling en Hollywood combination. She dances, he ob- Anhalt's mother, was blessed by Boulevard, right next to Dad's. serves. She moves, he cogitates." Pope John Paul II, Palmieri said. J The younger Bridges received the Walk of Fame's 2,030th star The vice president reddened, Lay offs at Edison on Monday. but applauded gamely. "It's a great feeling being next to my father," said Bridges, who AKRON, Ohio - Ohio Edison will made his acting debut as a Cantor's cry begin laying off 236 unionized youngster on his father Lloyd's workers next week, the compan- TV series, "Sea Hunt." MIAMI - Andres Cantor knows y's president said. Bridges received Oscar nomi- the secret of his success with The utility announced the nations for his work in "The Last Americans newly charmed by layoffs Monday. Unionized Picture Show," "Thunderbolt and soccer - "Gooooooooooooll" workers about two weeks ago re- Light foot" and "Starman." "I guess they like the way I call jected an early retirement pack- the goals," says the Spanish- age. language TV announcer handling The Akron-based utility said Show done away World Cup duties for the Span- the layoffs of the power distribu- ish-language TV network Univ- tion and transmission workers NEW YORK - Andrew Lloyd islon. are Intended to make operations Webber to Faye Dunaway: Put up Cantor's average audience for more efficient and will not affect yer dukes! each telecast is more than customer service. The impresario said he wel- 900,000 households. Many don't comes the chance to settle his speak Spanish - they just like However, the president of "Sunset Boulevard" problems soccer and Cantor's signature Local 126 of the Utility Workers with the actress in court cry. Union of America said the Webber closed the Los Angeles His enthusiasm is likely to layoffs will endanger service or production of his musical last rocket right through the roof on workers' safety. month, short-circuiting Dunaw- Sunday, when he announces the Union members and officials ay's debut as silent screen star championship game. representing the UWUA and the Norma Desmond. He claimed her "That's going to be great," he International Brotherhood of voice wasn't up to the demands of says. "If we're emotional now, Electrical Workers on July 1 re- the show. God knows how it's going to be jected the early retirement Dunaway hired a lawyer Fri- the day of the final." package because it would have day. Webber said good riddance allowed the company to change Monday. No legal action has yet been taken. Sommergets cross work rules. "No sane man would close a Local 126 President Rick Zito show that in its last month was LOS ANGELES » Prince Frederic Von Anhalt had to sur- said the proposal has caused fric- grossing an average of over tion in what had been a coop- $900,000 a week in LA, is the render his gold-colored, pope- blessed crucifix to Elke Som- erative union-management re- highest grossing show In London, lationship. is to open in Toronto and Frank- mer's lawyer. The crucifix was seized in "This Is the closest thing to furt in 1995 and will open to the union-busting that we've ever highest advance in Broadway court Monday after Von Anhalt failed to produce documents re- seen," he said. history, unless there was a very, Company spokesman Ralph very good reason," Webber said. garding his land holdings in Germany, said his lawyer, Ron- DiNicola denied that the layoffs ald Jason Palmieri. were punishment for the union Tipper's a mover A jury has ordered the prince vote but said rejection of the re- and his wife, Zsa Zsa Gabor, to tirement package helped force NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Al's got pay Miss Sommer $3.3 million in the layoffs. He said fewer j the juice, but Tipper is the Gore damages for calling her a Holly- workers are needed also because ' with soul. Just ask Jesse Jackson. wood has-been. of advances in technology and 'If It's valuable I will apply it postponement of construction "You all know how square Al and equipment replacement is," Jackson said Monday during to the Judgment, but if it's not projects. valuable I'll give it back to him." The BC NCWI/ROII Wcllmcr Deanna Drosxcz holds her Chihuahuas, Ru and Snooka, on the stairs of the Courthouse on Friday. Droszcz said she was waiting on a friend in the company of her pets. Let Us Introduce You veterans cannot dress in military vated murder, aggravated kid- No ban on begging uniforms, healthy beggars can- napping and aggravated robbery to Authentic Mexican not pretend to be disabled, and no in the death of Roxana Aleman, AKRON, Ohio - Opponents of a one may solicit after dark. 26. city ordinance that would re- Tom Allio, executive director Food! strict panhandlers say the law of the Catholic Commission, She was a nurse at Parma goes too far. wanted Akron to copy a law in Community and Fairview Gen- v City Council voted 10-3 Mon- Dallas, Texas, that makes coer- eral hospitals and was found |BUY ONE GET $ day for the ordinance banning cive begging Illegal but doesn't bludgeoned to death April 12 $5 OFF aggressive, threatening begging. include Akron's extra re- under a bridge. ONE FREE (bin* In only ■ mln. nitvhmt Opponents argued that sec- strictions. (Din* In only- CHiqumlor $12) tions forbidding beggars to lie, "You're punishing people for He has pleaded innocent. He hmornkM) BL dress in military clothes or beg being poor," he said. could face the death penalty if El after dark will be ruled unconsti- convicted. tutional. Councilman Jeff Fusco said Daughter denied Aleman argued that since he 036 S. Mom Rood 636 5. Moln 5408 Ml Ion Pood female police officers and office has not been convicted of his Dowllng Gimen Sondu*y. Ohio Bowling &een Sondu*y. Onto workers were being harassed by CLEVELAND - A Judge wUl wife's slaying, it would be unfair 352-3874 624-9211 352-3674 624-9211 loud, aggressive panhandlers, not allow a man accused of kill- to deny him visits from his 7-22^4- Not v«lW w/otlwr coupomX Expires x7-22-94- Not v»Hd w/o!h»r oo 5K5V and police needed a way to stop ing his wife to be visited in jail by daughter. Erica. J2Zrrfrrrrrfr.vfrrrfrr^^v vm^yiYmYnyi the problem. their 2-year-old daughter. The ordinance makes It Illegal Cuyahoga County Juvenile But Rocco said Monday his de- for panhandlers to Intimidate Court Judge Kenneth Rocco told cision had nothing to do with people, to beg on buses and at bus Eric Aleman, 27, of Parma, that guilt or Innocence. He said allow- JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE stops, to beg from motorists or to the visits might be harmful to the ing the girl to visit her father in lie about why they need money. child. jail could cause her psychologi- SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Beggars who are not military Aleman is charged with aggra- cal harm. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSES, DUPLEXES, & APARTMENTS Welcome to BG! over 500 units with SUPER locations 9 month, 12 month, and Summer Leases Available Let us introduce ourselves. STOP IN TO 319 E.WOOSTER FOR A BROCHURE OF COMPLETE To: DETAILS AND SPEAK WITH OUR FRIENDLY STAFF. BGSU JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 319 E. 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Marine Lab Continued from page one. "Thrift gives you the idea that and It is up to them to run it and source for research projects, he [lab equipment] can be made do with it what they want. said. One such project could be with everyday material," he said. "It's a 30 year program and how Ohio's industrialized econ- "It also teaches you that there their would be some lntertia omy affects local freshwater en- are other ways than the most ex- from students towards major vironment pensive way." changes," he said. "My job is to "Research can easily be done Ford said the one main prob- offer suggestions on how to im- In both the freshwater and ma- lem in the lab is money; there is prove on what they have." rine environment," Miller said. not enough to do the type of Miller said his field of exper- "There is a lot of stuff to be done research they would like to do. tise is marine biological research in freshwater that is ground "We dont ge t much of an al- and he wants to teach them how breaking and can be done by lotment from the biology de- to do this type of research. undergrade." partment," he said. "The de- "I want them to learn how pol- partment likes to keep the ma- lution affects animals' behavior Miller said at times, would-be rine lab at a maintenance level and their physiology," he said. marine biologists are enticed into and not an improvement level." "Rather than just keeping ani- the profession by the grand il- "If we're going to do more mals alive, we're going to do lusion of swimming with dolo- research we're going to need research, even If it's just observ- phlns and being in shark cages. more money," Ford said. ing their behavior. "This is what my colleagues Paul Miller will be Joining the Miller said he knew from the and I in grad school called the biology department this fall as age of either 6 or 7 that he want- Bambi Complex; students get the new marine biology profes- ed to make marine biology his into to a marine class and will sor and head of the marine lab. career and he adjusted his course immediately be swimming with Miller said he applied for the of study and scientific goals to dolophins," he said. Job after seeing an ad in the back follow that path. He did his un- of a science magazine in Novem- dergraduate work at the Univer- He said this image is false and The BG Ncwl/TMtl Kvaiu ber of 1993. He admits that then sity of Michigan; his graduate it will be something he will try to Alex Ford takes part In some tomfoolery while In the marine lab. The majority of the University Ma- he was not too excited about the work was done at Wood Holes dissolve when he teaches marine dents who work in the lab do so on a volunteer basis. Job. Oceanographic Institute working science at the University. "I wondered how they could do with lobsters and hermit crabs. marine biology in the middle of After graduation Miller did "That's the part of marine Ohio," he said. marine research work in Denver research that you like to do," he M Seeing the program and wit- and field work in St Thomas and said. "Marine biologists are typi- nessing the motivation of the the Caribbean. More marine cally in the office for 40 weeks a students in action in the lab dur- research led him to his most re- year and out in th field for 10, if ing his Interview in Febuary of cent position at the Monell Chem- you're lucky." 1994 convinced him that he ical Census Center in Philadel- He said he will instill this idea L wanted the Job, he said phia where he has performed as early as possible into his stu- A "It was amazing to see them field work in Long Island, Hawaii dents to show what real research IP" keeping the program going," he and Antarctica Is and destroy that complex. said. "The fact that the students Miller said he has a few things are working hard, they were mo- in mind which will improve the "You need to destroy that false r tivated to learn and their level of existing program. The first is to image of what marine research interest prompted me to take the propose that they move their really is," he said. "What your're ^gp. W^^ J job." yearly trip to Mississipi to more left with is dedicated students." He said he accepted the job in extensive labs In the Caribbean. WM March of this year. "The Caribbean is a much bet- "I hope that by seeing my emo- — 1 Miller said there is a thin line ter place to do research," he said. tion about marine science stu- to walk between his job as head "The habitat is much better. It's a dents will still think it is still ex- of the lab and how the students wonderful pristine environment citing, and that it Is exciting to work and, in a sense, run the pro- with no pollution." get Into the research you're do- r* * gram. Ohio's natural bodies of fresh- ing," he said. "It's the passion for The BC Ncwi/Paul Evi m Wti" -«*' ^^ He said it is the students' lab water will not be ignored as a science that drives you." A horseshoe crab. m' ^ r Eagle population takes flight I - American symbol removed from endangered list to threatened i The BG Newt/Paul Evau by Michael Zawackl this year. lower 48 states. brink of extinction," Beattie Feeding and regular maintainance Is just one of the many duties The BC News Adams said toxins may be the "The biological opinion is that [ Said. of the marine lab workers. In lab work gives a more realistic cause for unviable eggs in one bald eagles] have improved their According to the U.S. Fish and perspective of what marine research is really like. Our national symbol's status older pair of eagles that has population status enough to Wildlife Service, bald eagles in has recently shifted from en- failed to produce offspring for switch from endangered to the southwestern U.S. will re- dangered to threatened, but local the last six years. threatened," Adams said. main designated as endangered efforts are being made to Widespread use of DDT after under the Service's proposal be- strengthen the local populations. World War II caused contamina- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service cause the eagle population in that Uncontrolled shooting and tion of the eagle's food sources. director, Mollie Beanie, said a region, consisting of a small pop- Thesis habitat loss prompted Congress Toxins accumulated in the cleaner environment, habitat ulation of only 30 nesting pairs, is v to pass the Eagle Protection Act eagles' tissue resulting in eggs protection, strict law enforce- Isolated from other eagle popula- in 1940 which prohibited such ac- with shells too fragile to produce ment, active management, and tions and is still vulnerable to tivities. Toxic poisons in the en- young. public awareness all have con- natural or human-caused catas- When you want to vironment contributed to the de- "Outside of the older pair, the tributed to the return of the bald trophic events. cline of the bald eagle, and in other three pairs stand a good eagle. 1967 the bald eagle was declared chance of producing offspring in Bald eagles will continue to be endangered under the first En- the future," Adams said. "The eagle's recovery is a trib- protected under various state dangered Species Act. ute to the success of the Endang- laws, the Eagle Protection Act Ross Adams, manager of the The bald eagle was recently ered Species Act and other con- and the Migratory Bird Treaty but nttd to Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge taken off the endangered species servation laws, and to the selfless Act. The threatened status does ES In Oak Harbor, Ohio, said all four list and placed on the threatened efforts of the many, many people not remove the protections af- of the breeding pairs of bald ea- list because of successful efforts who have worked so hard to forded under the Endangered THRIFTY gles failed to produce offspring to repopulate the species in the bring the eagle back from the Species Act.
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The Undergraduate Student attempt to network the student Government Is undergoing a governments of Ohio's other pub- technological change which will lic universities. make it more accessible to the Mathe said placing USG in- university community and the formation on the Internet will in- world. crease their accountability. Jen Mathe, "It will keep us In line and re- USG president, mind us that every action we take said the idea to has its repercussions," she said. The BG Ncwi/PiulEvani go on-line came Staas said most importantly it University student Daniel Gray will be competing to read one of from the sug- will connect students with sena- his works of poetry at Lollapalooza Columbus. gestion that tors. USG improve "There was a problem with their lines of USG connecting with the stu- Student has hopes communica- dents," he said. "This is one more tion. way to get what we're doing at "Bill [Wil- Mathe USG out to the students." of reading poetry son] and I see Stewart said the effort of USG the Internet as a new wave in to go "on line" is the first such communication which will enable effort of any university's student to crowd of 20,000 us to keep in touch with our con- government to become as acces- stituent groups and the student sible as USG. by Andy Dugan body," Mathe said. "Kevin Staas and I spent a con- The BG News competition, taking fourth USG senator Kevin Staas said siderable amount of time place overall. he asked University student researching this and we couldn't A University student will be "One of the teams we beat Randy Stewart to take charge find anything on the scale of competing to perform on the was L.A.," Gray said. "A wom- It paolrVJImmr MM updating USG's computer what USG is going to do," he said. central stage at a Lollapalooza an from there called our cap- concert on July 19 in Colum- Comedian Rita Rudner Is the beadtlier for the 1994-95 Parent's system. Stewart had shown Staas Staas said if connectii"- the tain, Mike Sallinger, and said Day Weekend. Rudner has appeared ai- Ohio University, HBO, how to access the Internet. student governments or t ■ tate bus, Ohio. she was working for Lollapa- The Tonight Show and Late Night with David Letterman. "Randy seemed like a natural level turns out to be successsful, Daniel Gray will be compet- looza and was having different to help USG," Staas said. he would like to see the Internet ing In a poetry competition poets perform in different re- Mathe said this fall she, her be used to connect student throughout the day at the Lol- gions for the different con- vice-president and every USG governments around the country. lapalooza concert in hopes of certs. Ours was Cleveland and Comedian will put senator will have an Andy ac- Stewart said he is still working winning a chance to perform Cleveland was the only one in count which will be checked at on ordering more powerful in front of all 20,000 people this region. Michael called me least once a week. It is expected hardware for USG; some pur- projected to attend the con- and that was about It." parents in stiches that a news group will be created chases may be inhibited by bud- cert. Gray said he felt his chances "I think I'll read 'Taking the to provide an open forum to dis- get constraints. for winning the central stage by Rebecca Caldwell Train on the Blue Line,'" Gray position were good. cuss USG actions and happenings "A lot of things are still up in The BC News at the University, she said. the air," Stewart said. said. "We'll be performing all "I think my chances are day at the concert, but the The minutes of all USG meet- "Student governments typical- damn good," Gray said opti- Fall will bring more than a new semester to the University. ings will be available on an elec- ly stay with tradition," she said. winner will be able to perform mistically. He is expected to Comedian Rita Rudner will headline the 1994 Parents Day Concert in front of everybody." tronic bulletin board, she said. "But sometimes tradition needs be on an album of last year's in October. Mathe said USG also suggested to be broken to make progress." Gray said he got a chance to best poetry slam competitions. A year in the making, the Parents Day Concert is expected to draw perform at the concert about a that the Ohio Student Association Mathe said. "It will have a lot of poets a sell-out crowd. year ago. At the time, Gray from all over the country on Greg De Crane, Assistant Vice President of University Activities, and three teammates entered it," Gray said. "Patricia Smith said the University began planning this year's event just one week Athletic "I'm looking at extensive fun- a poetry slam competition. and Lisa Busconi will be Continued from page one. after last year's. draislng, budgeting and reor- The team represented Cleve- among the better known poets. "It is a year-round process," De Crane said. Reese and Jacoby trophies for ganization," Zwierlein said. land as It traveled to San I was told my poem will be the Finding a performer and securing contracts is a major part of the overall success in both men's and "We'll be doing a lot of public re- Francisco for the national first poem on the first side." planning process, as well as advertising and selling tickets, De Crane women's sports earlier this year. lations to, in turn. Increase reve- said. "I enjoy challenges," Zwierlein nue. We plan to make this the According to De Crane, it is difficult to find a performer that will said. "This job has constant chal- best Falcon athletic program ISA to hold opening ceremony be equally entertaining to parents and students. lenges. It's never the same and possible." "With 25 years difference between parents and students," De that keeps it interesting. The BG News Crane said, "finding someone who is entertaining to both is hard." "Before we signed the contract, we surveyed different student immmumn The Indian Student Associa- His lecture, titled "Window groups on campus," De Crane said. "We found that Rita Rudner Is tion will be conducting an "o- Into India," will be followed by very well known with the students," he said. pening ceremony" Friday at 5 an open forum. Snacks and re- The University chose Rudner based on the success of her past per- p.m. at the gallery at McFall freshments will be provided, formances. center. according to Paveankum Palle, "Rita Rudner was at Ohio University in 1993," De Crane ssjd, "W« Ramachandra Maghal, a ful- president of the Indian Student called OU to find out how things went, and we were told the sell out bright scholar from Columbia Association. concert was a very good one." University and a visiting "He's actually a philosopher De Crane said, "After hearing how well Rudner was received at professor to several universi- from India," Palle said. "He's OU, we decided to go with her." ties, will be the featured going to discuss Indian philoso- During the Pre-registration sessions, De Crane said plans of the speaker. phy." Parents Weekend Concert have been announced to Incoming fresh- men and parents. "The initial response is good," De Crane said. Available Rentals Opening the concert will be singer-songwriter Barbara Bailey Hut- For 1994-95 chinson. Hutchlnson's stage performance includes songs of her own as well Let the Experts 1 BEDRQQM as a mix of styles, Including rock, folk, jazz and country. 117 N. MAIN Both Rudner and Hutchinson are award-winning performers. Rudner won the American Comedy Award for funniest stand-up 824 6TH ST. B Do the Work At comedian in 1990. 320 ELM ST. In 1992, a film she co-wrote and co-starred in, "Peter's Friends," 114S.MAIN won the UK's Best Comedy Film of the Year award. EEBLCIE RIBBON PHOTOS ? 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Main St. 353-4244 (next to Klnko's) (Across from Uptown) 7 TO MIDNIGHT DAJLY Entertainment The BG News Wednesday, July 13,1994 page seven Pretzel and Sideshow showcase Electric Falcon by Pretzel Boy and Sideshow Char- ("This snakeskln jacket is a sym- He bol of my personal freedom and Individuality.") Artists explored and thresholds were broken. races into fifth Modern music was defined daily. Here we find ourselves, work- byAndyDugan ing in this cold, dark newsroom - News Oh, there was a time, we tell again. Par for the summer, our you... And NO, It was not the six- The BC News race, averaging 78 miles per ties, nor even the seventles.it was hour. BG was also second in an ears have hung useless in the The University's, first-ever silence. We were pale, it was the EARLY EIGHTIES. award for technical design. electric-powered race car cap- very quiet, we were Insane. Now So many things happened to The University of Oklahoma tured a fifth-place finish in the we're just pale. music within that time, but we'll won the contest which was make it simple; MTV. Oh,let it Cleveland Electric Formula partially judged by the United Our editor believes it's a good Classic in Cleveland, Ohio on idea if we play some happenin' Quiz play, let it play. (Tears are fallin' States Department of Energy. again. Pardon us a second... Saturday. "We're not an engineering Top 40 music to keep the momen- The Electric Falcon was one tum going. Got to keep on typing sorry, much better now.) Those school, so I think that says a of the 11 cars that represented lot," Erekson said. "I'm really those stories, you know, course MM first vide. HIV ever plowed? (ft MM punk and new wave cuts were so universities from across the proud of the whole team. he's dead now. farina* «f Members af V«s and later. Asia.) bitchin'. So much so, that we nation. Designed by students There was no time for mourn- We admit that since coming to MM 1—9 • sang obtrf rinding • girl's number — want to celebrate them, with you of course, by bringing THE mu- and faculty of the College of ing about Saturday's race. this fine institution our listening the MMlT (The girl's MM MM Jenny.) Technology, the car was the tastes have veered away from sic trivia contest to end them all, We're really excited about our B. "H daesa't matter what they sou. In the Jeoleus about the MTV that we were second-fastest automobile at next race." the mainstream and more into its racing debut. the ...obscure. But that's ok, isn't gomes peeple ploy," (leeerlndo.) raised oa So,if you were alive Met Fenrume from Uverpeel song, 1 lion" In Mr and had cable or a radio in 81-84 "There were a lot of good According to Erekson, the it?...ISNTIT? things about this race," Tom automobile will be modified Anyway, Chief says Top 40, so (ftquorlon ilrds.) then ycu were a part of the Early Eighties Enlightenment Era - E4 Erekson, dean of the College for its second race with the Top 40 it is - for now, besides we I. "We CAM daace If we wont to. W« can MOW* your of Technology, said. "Our car help of new software and a were insane. We haven't listened friends behind.„" was port of what seng, by whom? for short. So if your're tired of just being an X, play the game was the first car to pass pre- computer card from Japan. to top 40 since we were little lads (Think Tuque) race technical inspection of all "We changed electronics playing Atari Defender and and win a fabulous prize. Also, with the inverter controller a. DM Cddy Grant tea*. (Street or toad) one Grand Prize will be rewarded 11 cars. On Friday, it was the twisting our Rubik's Cubes, but about three weeks ago, Erek- 7. "Too-ftye-Hye' Is a la* from what Dexy's Midnight to YOU if you can stump us with third-fastest car out there. On the stereo blasting top 40 in the Saturday it qualified fourth by son said. "The software from ftunners? (What's grosser than.-) an E4 MTV song. Go ahead and background brings back a wave a tenth of a second. In the Japan should make the car go of nostalgia, gets the best of us as To* At" was a song sung by what British band la try, Pretzle Boy will Blow Your Mind. race, we took fifth We were 15 to 20 miles per hour faster tears fill our eyes. Why, I re- '•IT really running In third for than before." Just answer the questions cor- member a kid running around T»» Us>hot '•urn" bond song "tow* My Way" In '•!? most of it and could have even Erekson explained the dif- singing 'Tainted Love' through rectly and you could win a free I'M taken second. It was all in the ferences in the courses of the 10. "Can't you see that It's late at night, very tired promotional cassette or compact the streets - naked. (Charlie, that transition." car's first two races. was you.) and I'M not feeling right," was sung la what disc from Madhatter Music Australian bands first hit In M? What was the Erekson said the crew ran Uh-.humm, anyway, now we Company, 143 East Wooster. into some technical problems listen in repulsion to the Chief's saaat- Turn your answers in to the BG "In Cleveland it was a road during the car's one manda- course," Erekson said. "It had Top 40 of '94, and we want to News at 210 West Hall. Winners tory pitstop. will be announced in the paper 10 corners, which slowed the hurl. Now don't get us wrong, "We had to replace 1,000 the following week. And now, race down. The next race will there is some grand music out pounds of batteries in what there but WBGU 88.1 blocks out 1- 6. drumroll Pretzel Boy. Da-da-da- be on an oval track, about five- da-da-da-da-- the questions: should have been a minute," eighths of a mile long, and will CMIX 88.7 (Wlndor/Detrolt) and 2. 7. Erekson said. "It took three to besides, there is the chief to last for 20 laps. With the new 3..., 8. three and a half minutes. It parts for the car and the con- think about. Between the two of Men who don't register with was really disappointing to us.ln the past hour, we count 39 9,.,.. ditions of the track, it should Selective Service oren't eligible for finish fifth after running so move a lot faster." cheeze tunes, six of which we 10. some federal benefits. And that 5. strong A good pitstop would The Electric Falcon will recognize. Mariah twice. Damn includes federal student aid for col have gotten us in third, maybe Nome; logo. So if you're within a month of compete next at the Indiana- that Chief. better." What is this crap? We've never fiddress:.„ turning 18, take five minutes and fil polls Raceway Park in Indian- out a simple card at the post office. Notre Dame won the race apolis, Indiana on August 18. heard so much Velveeta, bubble- Phone: with an average lap speed of gum music since Book of Love, According to Erekson, the 12.S Ploce the onsujers In the answer blank and molt the 82 miles per hour. BGSU had mile race will be aired on and they even had some merits. the second-fastest speed in the ESPN. How disappointing to hear the form to News Music Quiz. 210 West Hoi, Bowling music of Top 40 sacrifice integ- Green, OH 43403. Winners get o big kiss and some rity and be like everyone else for of legitimate prize. Ploce onsuKtrs on o separate a quick bit o' cash. Our minds go it of paper if needed. back to a time when music was fun, and primarily original It's meaning lay in its individuality. WELCOME FRESHMEN!
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