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Wednesday, April 10,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 113

The News' Students encouraged to Briefs AL Scores attend annual health fair Genell Pavellch her practicum with the Center the Wood County Solid Waste dis- New York 7 The BC News for Wellness and Prevention, said trict and the University recy- Kansas City 3 she thinks this event is worth- cling program. University students and mem- while. -' "The health fair is an informal bers of the Bowling Green com- "This helps in getting students way for students to consult with Toronto 5 munity can find out more about more active in learning about doctors, nurses and health prac- California 0 health topics and have some fun health issues that may be impor- tictioners and find out more In- at the same time by attending the tant to them," she said. "There formation they may be interested annual health fair today in the will also be lots of pamphlets and in," Wright said. Boston 9 Lenhart Grand Ballroom from 10 information available, and par- She said there will be more Minnesota 1 am. to 4 p.m. ticipants can become aware of than 80 exhibits featuring Jeanne Wright, health educa- where they stand healthwise." interactive displays such as quiz Detroit 10 tion director, said she would like Various booths will be set up boards, games, demonstrations 9 to have community members covering different topics and and hands-on activities. There Seattie from Northwest Ohio, University health organizations. Some topics will also be screenings for faculty, staff and students attend include diabetes, heart health, cholesterol, blood pressure, body Milwaukee 10 the fair, which has had about spiritual health, fetal alcohol composition analyses, fitness 3,000 people attending each year. syndrome, AIDS, fitness, vio- tests and lifestyle compositions. Oakland 4 Wright said she would encour- lence prevention, body image, There will also be freebies and age people to attend the event mental health, enviromental free food at the event, as well as Texas 3 because of all the Information health and safety issues. door prizes given away every 15 available. Different organizations with Chicago 2 minutes. "Those attending the health exhibits at the health fair will In- The theme for this year's fair will be able to have a smor- clude the Toledo Hospital, St. health fair is "Dive into Health HMtM IM»ruhimv BO Ncwi NL Scores gasbord of health information at Vincent Medical Center, the 96," and the ballroom will be Rick Marinelll pole vaults in the Northwest Ohio Invitational at their fingertips," Wright said. Wood County Hospital, The converted into a "sea" theme, New York 12 Bowling Green last Saturday. Karen Jordan, senior health American Cancer Society, March Cincinnati 5 promotions major who is doing of Dimes, Planned Parenthood, See HEALTH, page four.

San Francisco 3 Houston 1 Aerotechnology program grounded Groups sponsor ThYMy Wanda I n and Jay Voting "Our first concern is to make came it appeared to us that we deficit now. We're spending cepted in aerotechnology degree The BG News certain existing students in the really had the deficit under con- money that we dont have." programs effective Tuesday, the concert docu- program can finish the pro- trol," Erekson said. "As we got Freshman Dan Auslander said College of Technology placed an mentary The College of Technology is In gram," Erekson told the group. Into the year, we found out where he Is going to continue with the advertisement in The News ad- The Department of Ro- the process of suspending admis- Freshman Michael Holy said we were deficit-wise and with program and might reconsider in vertising the degree and private mance Languages, ECAP, sion to the aerotechnology pro- be was very upset by the de- number of students flying and the fall. license programs for the sum- the Office of Multicultural gram with the Intent to phase out cision. where our costs were." "I'm definitely staying with mer. Affairs, the Department of the program over the next two "I'm outraged just because of The College was forced to aviation, and as far as where I'm When shown the advertise- Ethnic Studies, the Latino years. Technology Dean Thomas request a "non-interest loan" going to be, I dont know," Aus- Student Union and JUNTOS all of the money and effort I put ment, Erekson said the program are sponsoring a docu- Erekson announced Tuesday into this to get this done, and I from University Treasurer Gay- lander said. "Ill probably be would still offer private pilot li- mentary film about a con- night haven't even got my private [fly- lynFlnn. back here in the fall, but after censes. "We will not admit new cert in Miami. Speaking to a room full of stu- ing license] yet," Holy said. "I "What the treasurer actually that it's up In the air." students in the degree program," "Cachao: Rhythm like dents, Erekson cited a $75-90,000 can't afford to transfer." did was increase our budget Until the announcement last Erekson said. "If someone wants Nobody Else" will be shown deficit as the main reason far the Erekson said when students amount by $12,000 so we could night, faculty and students were to get a private pilot's license, as tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Glah cancelatlon. He said those cur- like Holy, were recruited the col- spend 12,000 more dollars," circulating rumors about the is always. If we've got the flight Theater. rently enrolled would still have lege had no idea this would hap- Erekson said. "It really Isn't a program. Though a letter went to program, not being a major - you an opportunity to obtain their pen. loan that we sign an agreement die Admissions Office stating can take private pilot's flight Benefit will lake degree. "A year ago, when a student on. It's lust like we're running a students would no longer be ac- place to help minor- ity graduate stu- dents Flame of Hope to A Stepshow Extravaganza Benefit will be held Satur- day to raise funds to help travel through BG minority graduate students at the University. The program, sponsored Amy Johnson by the African-American The BGNews Graduate Student Associa- "The Special tion, will begin at 7 p.m in A "special" flame will be car- Olympics is a great 101 Olscamp Hall. ried from Bowling Green to Per- A stepshow is a talent activity. We are glad J.D. SctwalmfTfcc Ainclatcd PTCM rysburg today with the help of Al David Saab, 3, of Madison, cruises the web at the Jackson Zoo during bis trip to the park in Jack- competition which fuses the University track team. we were given the son, Miss. The giant rope web Is a popular climbing attraction in the Discovery Zoo section of the elements of African- The Special Olympic "Flame of American dance rituals opportunity to help park where children can pretend to be a variety of creatures Including turtles, prairie dogs, and with aspects of cheerlead- Hope" will be transported from the community." arachnids. ing and drill team perform- the Al Smith dealership, 921 N. ances. Main in Bowling Green, to the Ed Sid Sink Money raised f r -m the Schmidt dealership in Perrys- event will go to the Peace burg. Track Coach Champion Fund to help fur- According to Mary Sehmann, ther the activities of Project Wood County Special Olympics Forum kicks offESL week fundraiser. Search, a program to re- coordinator, the event is a fun- "We thought It was a notewor- Vines Guarrierl After three years of teaching, missionary group. He said the cruit and retain minority draiser provided by the Chrysler thy cause," Smith said. "It keeps The BG News listening and speaking Enalish, culture there Is quite different, students in graduate pro- dealerships to raise funds for they have returned to school at grams at the University. us involved in the community by safety is not a concern there, and Compiled from staff and Special Olympics. helping the dlsadvantaged peo- Four graduate students shared the University to earn master's the students are very respectful. wire reports. '"The fundraiser also provides ple." their experiences teaching in degrees in English as a second "There is an occasional coup," visibility for Special Olympics," The track team will meet at 1 Asia in a forum in the Jerome Li- language. Reynolds said. "If you stay In- Sehmann said. pjn. today at the Burger King lo- brary Monday evening. Lorraine demons earned her side, you'll be fine." The flame will be carried by 10 cated at the north end of Bowling The forum is part of English as bachelor's degree in hearing and members of the University track Green beside the Woodland Mall. a Second language and Bilingual speech pathology at Ohio Uni- Quote of team. "They are going to start there Education Awareness Week, ac- versity. She said she then went to "There is an Sid Sink, track coach of the to avoid all the traffic," Sehmann cording to Linda Cahill, a teacher Japan to teach English to junior occasional coup. If the day men's track team and long- said. The torch will visit all of English and moderator for the high students as part of the Ohio you stay inside, you'll distance track members, said Chrysler dealerships in Michi- program. Saitame Exchanging Teachers "Those attending athletic teams try to do commu- gan, northwest Ohio, and north- Cahill said the program helped program. be fine." Jim Reyno|ds nity service through the year. east Indiana, Smith said. make more students aware of the The program takes students in the health fair will University graduate student »be able to have a "We try to give something back "The fundraiser is an attempt opportunities to teach English Ohio from many different disci- smorgasbord of to the community," Sink said. to raise a half a million dollars abroad. plines and sends them to Sal- health information "The Special Olympics is a great for Special Olympics," Smith Chris and Craig Smith had tame, Ohio's sister state in Japan, The Smiths said China had at their fineer- activity. We are glad we were said. Last week the Wood County originally pursued careers in to teach English, according to excellent food but few creature tips. , given the opportunity to help the Parks Districts officers biked the business and geology, respec- demons. comforts. They also said the dif- She said she is also currently -Jeanne Wright, community." torch from North Baltimore to tively. In 1992, they went to ference in government was also a According to Jim Smith, gen- pursuing a master's in English as Health Education Bowling Green. Wood County China to teach English as part of shock. eral manager of Al Smith Chrys- the Educational Services a second language. "Assume that if you're In Director Special Olympics athletes then ler-Plymouth-Dodge Inc., this is carried the torch to the Bowling Exchange with China, a non- Jim Reynolds Is a graduate China, your mail Is being opened the first time the Chrysler Green Jeep-Eagle dealership in denominational Christian organl- student at the University who and your phone calls are being dealerships participated In the Bowling Green. taught in Thailand as part of a recorded," Craig said.

■MM Opinion page two Wednesday, April 10,1996 Big Boys DO cry; they also share

This week, a female friend Nineties' males who cannot stepped Into my room on the admit their fear and feel love verge of tears, freshly broken up deeply are frequently victims of role In a person's weight than In high school, Joe's fat jokes with her beau of several months. a "boys will be boys" childhood. self-control. The root of the split? The guy's This brand of youth Includes choosing the Indigo not appreciated Jokes and comments such as Inability to open up, share his parental acceptance of violence. these lead many obese Individu- feelings and problems with ("Atta boy, slugger," a friend's Girls over Dr. Dre als to undergo life threatening in- someone supposedly superclose pop cheered after a brawl.) Par- would have certainly I am writing In response to Joe testinal bypass surgery- to him and hence grow emotiona- women on realistic levels has ents also accept boys' Inevitable gotten most of us Peif fer's article, "America needs lly. Apparently, If his soul were; certainly helped. In high school, obsession with sports, which are much less k-lling." America also has an extremely choosing the Indigo Girls over aggressive, insensitive, male- boys labeled "pussy high rates of anorexia nervoaa an airport. Its terminal would be Joe's article had a valid point all blocked up with emotional Dr. Dre would have certainly dominated activities. And, my and bulimarixia. boy" pretty darn about sex vs. violence in the baggage, and he would be refus- gotten most of us boys labeled personal favorite, the "big boys media; however, his sense of ing to give his girlfriend the| "pussy boy" pretty darn quick. don't cry" syndrome, which quick. There is definitely something humor left a lot to be desired. claims tickets. But In this more enlightened en- makes males bottle up emotions At numerous points in the arti- wrong with a society that places Too often, the behavior of my vironment, we quickly learn how for all eternity. cle he refers to sex with Carnie so much emphasis on weight that fellow males is inexplicable to to and why we should respect Lorde comments on this syn- Wilson as worse than death. people risk their lives to be thin. me. Beyond the loud belching, others. However, for a lot of drome and the way it leads men Nevermind the fact that she is the posturing, the love of beer, white males, particularly here in to treat women: "Men who are an accomplished singer and had On top of this, the scientific and the neanderthalesque fac- Northwest Ohio where "politica- afraid to feel must keep women her own talk show (which is more community has found that diets sination with Jennifer Aniston lly correct'' is an obscene term, around to do their feeling for well have a hand in our kids' do not work on a long term basis. than many other people will ever lies a general lack of (no, not this giving of respect is per- them while dismissing us for the growth at least until they're our achieve), she's overweight brains, all you bitter ladies) sen- ceived as a loss of power. A same supposedly 'inferior' ca- age. This time around, let's pre- In fact, they can do more harm It never fails to amaze me that sitivity. manly man admit less than total pacity to feel deeply." As with pare the young generation for people in America who would than good. This deficiency has wrecked power? Heaven forbid. my friend's man, a lot of re- everything — relationships, So what Is a heavy set Individ- never publicly confess to racism too many potentially beautiful re- Audre Lorde, in her essay lationships are built on the as- changes in themselves, modern have no qualms about expressing ual to do? lationships, and from the male "Man Child: A Black Lesbaln sumption that only one partner gender roles, whatever. Until revulsion for the obese. perspective we must look to re- Feminist's Response" (Dit- be sensitive. This is invariably then, it's not too late to save All that anyone can do: Love inciting a person's race, eth- pair the problem If we ever hope toheads cringe), speaks on the the female, perpetuating the yourself and become a sensitive yourself and stand up for your- nicity, religion, or physical han- to lessen the U.S.'s massive di- difficulty of raising a sensitive "overly-emotional woman" male (or female), helping to dicap is completely unacceptable self. vorce rates. We need men with young man. Along the way, she stereotype. Women are not make the present generation one In the United States today. sensitivity, men like me ... and gives one of the best definitions overly emotional, but in compar- characterized by emotional Homosexual Jokes and jokes Jennifer Hay den of sensitivity I've encountered: ison to stoic males whose true truthfulness and understanding. Freshman Ralph Tresvant. about women are also Increas- All New Edition references "...How to feel love, how to feelings have been constipated, it ingly taboo. In the politically cor- Psychology Major aside, I do feel as If I've become a neither discount fear nor be appears as such. Matt Pierce, Wednesday BG rect society we are becoming, the fairly sensitive hombre. The col- overwhelmed by It, how to enjoy Parenthood Is only a few years News columnist, can be contact- one group not protected is the lege setting and getting to know feeling deeply." away for many of us. As parents. ed at [email protected]. obese; they are the last people we're allowed to bate and feel Correction superior to. 2&e/2jvm^$w^ The reason fat Jokes are still The News reported the World acceptable is because it Is one Student Association sponsored area that seems to be the per- "Color of Fear" and "Skin Deep." son's own fault. However, the Human Relations Commission co-sponsored "Color This is despite the growing of Fear" and the University Ac- research that suggests that gene- tivities Association co-sponsored tics and metabolism play a larger "Skin Deep" with WSA. v The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

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Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman Copy chief Copy editor Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Copy editor Copy editor Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott Montana a una-bummer for freemen Copy editor Copy editor I have prefaced this article on Story No. 2 Is completely unre- ski can't get Into his. The theo- Hussein is still In power? Send Tania Runyan Amy Black Montana by providing a few lated to story No. 1. For quite logy of the Freemen says that him the Unabomber. Is there a Copy editor Copy editor helpful tips for those of you not some time, authorities have been Jews are the children of Satan bully beating you up and taking up on your national news: looking for a man they call the and African-Americans are sub- your lunch money? Send him the Darren Liderbach Penny Brown human "mud people" (I swear I Unabomber. I mean, who cares if Copy editor Editorial writer Fact: Population of Montana, 28 "Unabomber," who is responsi- Fact: Number of crazy people ble for numerous mall bombs In did not make this up). The Una- the Unabomber gets killed in the living in Montana, 27 the past 20 years. The FBI ar- bomber thinks Jehovah's Witnes- process too? He's the Unabom- rested Theodore Kaczynski of ses are "limestone people." Nine ber. Fact Until two weeks ago, you Montana last week on suspicion out of 10 Freemen and Unabom- Or, Jail the Unabomber, and let forgot that Montana existed that he Is the "Unabomber." bers prefer Coke over Pepsi. the Freemen go. If the Freemen Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken Fact: You're still not sure (and They were tipped off by Kac- As always, when I found out want to form their own country, Colleen Casey Alianna Dias have a vague recollection that we zyinskl's brother, who said Theo- about these two stories, the ques- let them. This will be Just one Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin sold It to Canada) dore kept repeating, "Getting ar- tions started forming in my more obstacle In the way when Chad Gamby Matt Gannon Fact Montana Is not just an- rested would be an Una- mind. I am sure these are all the Canadians finally decide to Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl other misspelling of Madonna bummer. questions we're asking our- Invade. Besides, the Freemen would make such good leaders. Kevin Rathge Ed Reed I want to take this time to selves. Namely, why Is he called Old nickname for Montana, speak directly to all of those cal- the "Unabomber" If he has sent They complain about the way Carla Zvosec Jessica Wherry "Big Sky Country" culus students out there getting more than one bomb? If these government runs, they pass bad New nickname for Montana, ready to yell at their professors guys are "Freemen," then how checks, they threaten judges who Copyright© 1996 by The BG News. Reprinting of "Big Idiot Country" for their bad grades. Many years come they cant go anywhere? don't do what they want, and any material in this publication whitout the permission of ago, Theodore Kaczynski was a What happened to the one nor- think they're better than every- The BG News is strictly prohibited. Yes, It is true. In the past two mal, sane person living In Mon- one else. They shouldn't be called The BG News is an independent student voice math professor at Berkeley. He weeks, two major news stories might be the Unabomber. All tana (see beginning)? Was he put "Freemen," they should be called founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic "Congressmen." year and Wednesday's in the summer. have developed In Montana. In math professors are very smart. In an asylum because all of the Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those story No. 1 the so-called "Free- They could all be Unabombers. Freemen and Unabombers The only problem is that as of of the student body, faculty or University administration. men," a bunch of David Koresh You don't know. Just a friendly thought he was crazy? the writing of this article there Is Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not wannabe's, are involved In a ' warning. I'm done with math and While I don't have answers to no guaranteed proof that Theo- necessarily those of The BG News. standoff with federal agents. don't have to worry. OR do I ? these pressing questions, I do dore Kaczynski is the Unabom- Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 Two leaders of the Freemen were Even more eerie are the simi- have a couple of ways to solve all' ber. In an Associated Press arti- words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone arrested for passing bad checks larities between the Unabomber of the problems Montana Is fac- cle, an official said, "I've been number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News and conspiring to kidnap and and the Freemen. As I men- ing. For instance, are you having working on this case since 1985. reserves the right to edit any and all letters. murder a local Judge. When fed- tioned, both the Freemen and problems getting the Freemen to If It isn't him, I don't know who it The Bt i News encourages its readers to notify the come out of their house? Let the is." I don't either. But he's prob- paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. eral agents tried to arrest other Theodore Kaczynski can be members of the group at their found In Montana. The Unabom- Unabomber be their mailman. As ably a math professor. ranch, the Freemen drew guns ber described in his manifesto a matter of fact, don't Jail the Tom Mather is a guest col- 210 West Hall and the standoff began. There is his aversion to modern society Unabomber at all. Hire him for umnist for the BGNews. Bowling Green State University no truth to the rumor that this and technology. The Freemen the use of the U.S. government. Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 started when overly cautious FBI wish to set up their own govern- This is a man who was able to Unabombers, Freemen, bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu agents mistook a Freeman peel- ment for America's "true citi- send bombs wherever he wanted, and other dynamite- ing his banana for a gun toting zens." The Freemen cant get out without getting caught for 20 challenged people can e-mail him psycho. of their house. Theodore Kaczyn- years. Are you mad that Saddam at matheriibgnct.bgsu.edu I * State Wednesday, April 10,1996 page three Check bearing Freeman Officials concerned about name surfaces in Ohio leaking of information The Associated Press members have been in a standoff $1,352 tax bill on land In Engle- with federal agents at a Montana wood owned by Aglasco Corp. Mike Felnsllber DAYTON - A check bearing ranch. The Freemen refuse to Quill, who did not see who de- The Associated Press the signature of a FVeemen recognize the validity of the livered the check, said there was leader was presented as payment government and claim to have only a garage on the property. WASHINGTON - Every day the newspapers are full of sto- on a delinquent property tax bill, their own laws and courts. When the bank refused to the Montgomery County treas- Authorities say millions of dol- honor the check, the tax owed ries about Theodore Kaczyn- lars In bogus checks and money was charged back to the property skl. "Senior law enforcement urer said Tuesday. officials" said this; "a Wash- The check for $2,705 was made orders signed by Schweitzer and owner, he said. Freemen leader Daniel Petersen Neither Maxwell nor Aglasco ington official who requested out to Clarence W. Maxwell of anonymity" said that. It all suburban Englewood, Treasurer have surfaced in Ohio and else- were listed in the telephone di- where in the country during the rectory . adds to the pile of information Hugh Quill said. The check bore America has learned about the name of Freemen leader past year. Quill said a staff member on Kaczynskl In a week - although LeRoy Schweitzer, who was ar- Quill said the check was pre- Thursday recognized Schweit- officially the government has rested March 22 In Montana. sented to the treasurer's office in zer's name from a news broad- Since then, about 12 Freemen person Oct. 12 as payment for a cast about the Freemen standoff. said almost nothing. Officially, the government doesnt talk about suspects un- til it puts them on trial At a news conference Thursday, At- Judge attains authority to torney General Janet Reno an- nounced that Kaczynski had been taken Into custody, charged with "illegally pos- consolidate implant suits sessing a destructive device" - and then she clammed up. To the first question that The Associated Press "We are pleased with the 6th Dow Corning was the nation's flew at her, she replied, "As Circuit's recognition of the broad biggest manufacturer of the you know, I really cannot CINCINNATI - A Detroit fed- jurisdiction of the U.S. District breast Implants until it ceased comment on a pending matter;' eral judge has authority to conso- Court over breast-Implant making them In 1992. and she said the same thing lidate breast-implant lawsuits cases," said T. Michael Jackson, The lawsuits also named as de- just about the same way 20 filed elsewhere In the nation a Dow Corning spokesman in fendants Dow Chemical Co., more times. against co-defendants of manu- Midland, Mich. Coming Inc., Minnesota Mining No matter. Those officials facturer Dow Corning Corp., a "The ruling will allow the Dis- and Manufacturing Co., Baxter who spoke on condition of ano- court ruled Tuesday. trict Court to consider the best Healthcare Corp., Baxter Inter- nymity filled in the gaps. They The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of options to further the fair and national Inc., Bristol-Myers leaked a torrent of news on Appeals rejected a ruling last prompt resolution of these cases. Squibb Co. and Medical Engi- condition that their identities year by U.S. District Judge Den- At issue Is the court handling neering Corp., other manufac- be concealed. ise Hood that she lacked authori- of thousands of lawsuits filed by turers and suppliers of the im- Leaks in sensational cases - ty to consolidate in her court women who said they suffered plants. the OJ. Simpson murder thousands of breast-implant health problems because of sill- In June 1992, before Dow Cor- trial, the Oklahoma City bomb- claims. cone gel breast implants they nlng's reorganization filing, all ing, the Lindbergh kidnapping Appeals Judges Boyce Martin received. The lawsuits were filed breast-implant lawsuits pending in the 1930s and others In be- Jr., Alice Batchelder and Thomas against Dow Coming, related in the federal courts were conso- tween - are a fact of life. But Wiseman Jr. sent the case back to companies and other manufac- lidated for pretrial proceedings few cases have brought such a Hood in Detroit. The appellate turers and suppliers of the breast before U.S. District Judge Sam rush of detailed information as ruling still leaves it to Hood to implants. Pointer, of Birmingham, Ala. the Unabomber affair. EUlae ThompMnTDir A ■••elated Pr*M decide whether there are In September, Hood ruled that In September 1994, Pointer "And I think it's criminal," Theodore Kaczynski, shown above, suspected of being the dead- grounds for her to abstain from lawsuits nationwide against Dow certified a class of the plaintiffs says David Goldberger, an Coming's 50-50 co-owners, Dow for settlement purposes. He ap- ly Unabomber, was to be charged Thursday with possessing the handling the cases, rather than Ohio State University law components of a bomb found In a search of his mountain cabin. having them all sent to her court. Chemical Co. and Corning Inc., proved a settlement which envi- professor and former legal di- "From our standpoint, I don't could proceed despite the Chap- sioned a $4.25 billion fund to rector of the American Civil inquiry at this moment. He no high officials In the Justice believe that the Sixth Circuit has ter 11 bankruptcy reorganization cover the plaintiffs' treatment Liberties Union in Illinois. should be going after the Department leaked informa-1 decided much. The issue now is that Dow Coming filed last year costs and other expenses. "This is a recurring catas- leakers and putting them in tion. whether Judge Hood will ab- in Bay City, Mich. trophe in our legal system." jail" for jeopardizing Kac- "We have explicitly, re-: stain," said Stanley Chesley, one Dow Chemical argued that it About 440,000 plaintiffs agreed He said U.S. District Judge zynski's right to a trial by an peatedly, energetically, en- i of the lawyers representing the would be Impossible to defend to participate in the settlement, Charles C. Lovell, before whom untainted jury. thusiastically, constantly dis- plaintiffs. against those lawsuits without while several thousand opted out Kaczynski appeared after his Carl Stern, spokesman for cussed this issue. We have Chesley said his side has not crippling Dow Coming's reor- of it to pursue lawsuits individu- arrest, "should be holding an the Justice Department, says done everything in our power.; decided its next move. ganization effort. ally.

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i Nation m page four Wednesday, April 10,1996 Clinton breaks ground with bill signing

Ron Fournler from the federal budget," said dent must approve or reject Federal judges are con- The Associated Press Clinton, who wont be able to legislation in its entirety. cerned the courts would have use the line-Item veto unless re- Congress still gets the last no recourse If the president ve- WASHINGTON - In a dra- elected. word on spending: A line-Item toes their budget. The judges matic shift ■ of purse-string The bipartisan bill will be a veto can be overridden by a say that would improperly power, President Clinton fixture in the presidential elec- two-thirds vote of both houses weaken the judiciary's stand- signed a line-item veto bill tion, with Clinton and Senate of Congress. ing among the federal govern- sought by presidents since Majority Leader Bob Dole both The bill, part of the GOP ment's three branches. Ulysses S. Grant. He promised claiming credit. "It will help "Contract With America," And a federal employees unprecedented scrutiny of "the put Washington on a pork-free passed Congress easily despite union said it fears "a hostile darkest corners of the federal diet," Dole said Tuesday. a rich history of failure. Con- president" will veto pay raises budget." Clinton, who seldom used the gress has jealously guarded Its for bureaucrats. The National Opponents accused Congress line-Item veto as Arkansas' spending powers, turning back Treasury Employees' Union of surrendering a precious governor, noted that 43 of the more than 200 attempts in the filed suit in U.S. District Court, piece of its constitutional prer- nation's SO governors can carve last 120 years to give presi- calling the law "a device that ogative to spend the people's away at budget biUs. "They dents a line-item veto. subverts the Constitution's se- money. Federal employees have used it well and without Rep. Marge Roukema, R-N.J., paration of powers." Immediately filed a court chal- any upsetting of the constitu- said the bill will prompt "more Clinton said Congress' power lenge. tional framework," Clinton partisan bickering, legislative to override line-item vetoes Tipping his hat to Republican said. horse-trading and even more will protect against a president and Democratic predecessors, Under the new law, presi- pork-barrel spending." abusing the new tool. Presi- Clinton kept four pens used in dents can sign spending bills She noted that a line-item dents also will be wary of the Tuesday's signing and dis- and - within five days - cancel veto can be sustained with the public scrutiny that comes with patched them to former Presi- specific Items, including ap- support of Just 34 senators. "In the issuance of a veto, he said. dents Reagan, Ford, Carter and propriations, narrowly tar- the real world of Washington "For years, presidents of both Bush - all of whom had pleaded geted tax breaks covering 100 politics, this gives the presi- parties have pounded this very for the power to slash specific or fewer people and new or dent a new tool to punish and desk In frustration at having to sign necessary legislation that Butk Fit m»• mm* Anacfcutd Pre — provisions from spending bills. expanded entitlements. reward lawmakers by threaten- It does away with a require- ing to line-item veto spending contains special-Interest boon- Sea. Don Nlckles, R-Okla., second from right, talks to Colorado Gov. '',Their s"ccessors •J1 *• let0 the ment, in place since the na- In their districts," Roukema doggles, tax loopholes and pure Roy Romer .. President Clinton signs the line-Item veto bill In the f° «"•«"• KJ*•* / said. pork." Oval OfHce of the White House. Rep. John Spratt, Jr., D-S.C U at left, ""n* aoa«^ to eliminate waste tion's founding, that a presi-

J'J\\ t !J'd i\ '.lL 4 Bomber-victim contacts found Michael J. Snlrfen Unabomber's 18-year string of declining to disclose them or In said. "The idea that there Is a list T The Associated Press bombings as investigators set- what form they appeared. of victims or targets is not cor- •♦ MID AM MANOR : tled into what one called "a A second federal law enforce- rect." ♦ • NOW RENTING • ♦ WASHINGTON - The names painstaking, methodical In- ment official said the notebooks Choose form choice apartments within walking of Unabomber victims have vestigation that will take weeks." that Kaczynski wrote by hand Elsewhere, federal agents distance to campus Summer 1996 and school year turned up in Theodore Kaczyns- "There Is a general con- and some printed material at the scouring the Unabomber's sus- ♦ ♦ ki's writings found at his wilder- sistency in the written plans and cabin near Lincoln, Mont., do pected haunts and target sites :♦ 1996-1997 ♦ ness cabin, and federal agents the physical evidence found at mention some of the Unabom- across the nation have turned up ' have discovered possible casual the cabin scene, with the Una- ber's victims but also include evidence that Kaczynski may ♦ 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat contacts between him and four bomber's work," said a law en- references to many other Indi- have actually crossed paths with ♦ and water included, air conditioning. victims, officials said Tuesday. forcement official In Washing- viduals and organizations. four Unabomber victims, accord- These were among a mounting ton, commenting only on condi- Most of the references are ing to a federal law enforcement ♦ list of apparent links between the tion of anonymity. handwritten but none specifical- source. Three people have been ▼641 Third St. Apt. 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 4 reclusive, 53-year-old former "The names of some victims ly mentions Unabomber victims killed and 23 Injured in nine >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<* mathematics professor and the were found In the cabin," he said. as targets, the second official states in Unabomber attacks. HEALTH Continued from page one. University's Student Health Ser- vice, The Center for Wellness Wrieht said. and Prevention, and The Office THE STUDENT MIND DURING A FINAL EXAM. The event Is sponsored by the of Human Resources.

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BECAUSE YOUR BRAIN DOESN'T HAVE WHEELS. I $5^ mmmm i$5"<#^ i EXPIRES 5-16-96 I —^ EXPIRESlPf-96 r> ' I G Sports Wednesday, April 10, 1996 page five Baseball team blasts Defiance Cecil, Tigers bash Pitching, Seattle in opener defense Harry Atkins Sojo doubled and scored on The Associated Press Ken Griffey's triple. Edgar key 9-0 Martinez walked, then Jay DETROIT - Cecil Fielder's Buhner doubled home Griffey grand slam keyed a six-run and Martinez, who held up victory Detroit fourth and the Tigers momentarily at third before held on for a 10-9 victory over scoring on an error by left William Sanderson the Seattle Mariners in their fielder Melvin Nleves. The BC News home opener Tuesday. In the bottom of the inning, Alan Trammell, starting his Seattle starter Bob Wolcott It was a cold, blustery and oc- 20th season with the Tigers, walked the first two Detroit casionally snowy afternoon for and Travis Fryman also batters. Fryman then hit a 2-1 baseball, but Bowling Green and homered for Detroit. Ricky pitch off the facing of the sec- Defiance managed to play seven Jordan and Alex Rodriguez ond deck in left for his third innings Tuesday at Warren E. homered for Seattle, which homer, pulling the Tigers into Stellar Field before calling it also hit six doubles and two a 3-3 tie. quits. In the course of those sev- triples. Trammell hit solo a homer en Innings, the Falcons left no Greg Keagle (2-0) earned in the second. doubt which team was better, the victory with 3 2-3 innings winning 9-0. Going into the game, of five-hit relief. Brian Wil- The Mariners took a 7-5 lead coach Danny Schmitz was con- liams pitched the ninth for the in the fourth on two-run cerned with the team's lackada- save. homers by Jordan and Rodri- sical play. The Falcons had a Paul Menhart (0-1), who guez. Russ Davis singled home lackluster weekend, dropping walked the only three batters Alex Diaz, who had doubled, in three of four games to Akron. he faced, took the loss. the Seattle seventh. "We wanted to approach this The Tigers scored six runs Sojo doubled home Rodri- game as getting mentally ready in the fourth on one hit. Field- guez in the eighth. to play," said Schmitz. "We've er's grand slam off reliever Aldred and Wolcott each been in a comatose state and Bob Wells for a 10-7 lead. Se- lasted 3 1-3 innings. Aldred wanted to get out of that state attle pitchers walked six and gave up seven runs on five and back to playing Falcon base- Bowling Green's Matt Craig slides Into home In baseball action against Defiance Tuesday. hit a batter in the inning. hits and three walks, while ball." Wolcott yielded six runs on. Butler, pitching his final inning It was the ninth grand slam That is exactly what Bowling in Tracy, and Brown hit a single, for Fielder and his first since three hits and four walks. driving in Combs. of the day, gave up a single to Green did. After sending the Yel- May 22,199S, which also came Notes: Trammell's homer "I thought it was a Huard and plunked Weaver, put- low Jackets down in order in the Clint Pebles came in relief of off Wells. was the 185th of his career. It top of the first, Bowling Green great team effort, Rowlison in the third inning and ting men at first and second. The Mariners took a 3-0 lead moved him into 11th place on ( blitzed Defiance starter Chris starting with the began pitching effectively for Long hit into a fielder's choice to off Detroit starter Scon Al- the Tigers' all-time list, one Rowlison for six runs on five hits. the Yellow Jackets. Pebles re- short, who made the put out at dred in the first inning. Luis ahead of Charlie Gehringer. After a leadoff walk to Matt pitching and the tired Defiance in order in the second. With men on the corners, Craig, Andy Tracy blasted a third and managed to pitch two Butler fanned centerfielder BJ. double. Mike Combs hit into a defense." more quality innings. The only Moss, walked Calmes, and fielder's choice scoring Craig. exception was a fourth inning proceeded to strike out Lamar Tracy would come home on Jason Danny Schmitz mistake that Mike Combs banged Dietsch. UNIVERSITY UNION Brown's subsequent single. Ja- off the scoreboard in deep right The Falcons substituted in * Best Values on Campus son Calvin, Donny Schone would Falcon baseball coach center field. their reserves in the later in- all turn the crank. When the dust Through the entire game. nings. Mike Kujawa, Jared As- cleared. Defiance was on the Bowling Green's pitching and de- kins, Jason Kelley, and Jeff short end of a 6-0 score. half of the second. The second fense kept the Yellow Jackets off Hundley would pitch an inning H EII \ SDAY Falcon starter Andy Butler inning would see two more BG the base paths. The only situation apiece. Kelley would allow a pair i:imi VI.IIIIMin PHEASANT ROOM | would pitch another one- runs as Tracy drew a walk. when Defiance threatened to of singles in the sixth, but the two-three inning in the Defiance Combs lashed a double, driving score was in the third inning. other three held Defiance hitless. PIZZA SPAGHETTI Reds buy excuse for Ruffin's night in jail $4.95 $5.20 II I llll plus 1 \\ I 11 Joe Kay is so sensitive, but he is OK saulted her at his hotel room. He time, it just didn't sit right. I The Associated Press "He understands. He's embar- was charged with sexual battery, know that thing that happened tax rassed by it, but he really didn't but pleaded no contest to the re- (last year) should have been tak- All You Can I'.al CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati do anything wrong. It's just the duced charge. Ruffin was given en care of, but you have to realize Inch Salad Bar, baked Incl: Salad & Garlic Reds are satisfied with reliever circumstances and he ends up be- five years probation and ordered I didn't do anything wrong." potato veggie & unlimited Johnny Ruffin's explanation of ing very embarrassed. I just told to perform 500 hours of commu- Bread his arrest early Tuesday on mis- him to forget about it, to learn nity service. Alcohol quickly affects your judgment, beverage demeanor traffic charges. from it" Ruffin alluded to his past prob- balance, and coordination. Don't lems Tuesday, saying he has drink and ride. Or your last OPEX 4:»0-7I»III OPEN 4:30-7pm Ruffin spent the night at the Ruffin, of Lisman, Ala., apolo- ' Ali Student meal plan cards ' All students meal plan cards been trying to stay out of trouble. drink might be your last drink. Hamilton County Justice Center, gized to the team and its fans in accepted accepted pleaded Innocent at his arraign- July 1994 after pleading no He said it was difficult to spent MTMCYCU UfFTf FIWMTIW ment In Municipal Court, and was contest in a Florida court to at- the night in jail. released after posting $50 bond. tempted sexual battery. "It's real tough, just seeing the IDS' He has a pretrial hearing sched- He had been arrested in Sara- people that were In there - mur- uled for May 14. sota six months earlier after a derers. I was slightly being Ruf fin, 24, was a passenger in a woman claimed he sexually as- treated like one," he said. "At the http://www.answErfactDry.com car that was stopped at about 3 1118 S. Mam am. for a traffic violation, police Apple and 486/Pentium computers ■ lech Support • Po«erbook Denials ■ Sollftare D wntown said. 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I page six The BO News Wednesday, April 10, 1996 Crenshaw prepares to defend Masters title Ron Sink ners, hopefully producing a The Associated Press champion who would move "I enjoy this through his year in the green ' AUGUSTA, Ga. - The moment challenge so much. jacket with the same grace Cren- immediately became etched in I'm intent on putting shaw has shown. the memory banks of sport, one "There is not a day that goes by of those highlights that will be up a defense as I that I dont think about It," Cren- repeated and replayed as long as know how." shaw said about his victory last great events and courageous per- year. Almost certainly what he formances are discussed accomplished here will be with As the putt dropped making Ben Crenshaw him the rest of his life. him Masters champion Ben Bringing Helen Penick with defending Masters champion Crenshaw buried his face in his him to this year's tournament hands, sank to a crouch and Just adds to the decency that de- heaved in heavy sobs as caddie served last year's title. Carl Jackson placed a comforting ditional green jacket of the Mas- "It will be very special," Cren- hand on his shoulder. ters champion. "The game will shaw said. "It will be her first What Crenshaw accomplished always be way, way bigger than visit here." last year - winning the Masters its practitioners." It is another special act by Just a week after the death of his It was that kind of modesty and Crenshaw, a big believer in spe- lifelong golf teacher, Harvey good sense that helped Crenshaw cial things happening at special Penlck - was truly remarkable. win last year, taking the Masters times. Crenshaw was not playing well for the second time. He likes to "Playing with John Daly last enough to win. But he did. He say that fate reached out and year on Saturday at the British should not have been able to guided him through. Open, I could Just tell something overcome the emotion of losing That could very well be. But it was going to happen," Crenshaw Penlck. But he did. He should not was also the will of one gutsy said. "Call it fate or the ball fall- have held up as he played the little man who never three- ing for you or whatever." final three holes knowing one putted in 72 holes and made bril- Crenshaw's instinct was cor- mistake would cost him the tour- liant birdies on Nos. 16 and 17 on rect. Daly won that British Open nament But he did. Sunday. Tae AiMtfaltd Proaa/Dar* Martin in a most improbable manner Just as difficult, perhaps, is "I enjoy this challenge so Defending Masters champion Ben Crenshaw Jokes with spectators during a practice round Tuesday at after Costantino Rocca forced a Crenshaw's return to Augusta much," Crenshaw said about be- Augusta National. The first round of the 1996 Masters is set for Thursday. playoff with a 65-foot putt from National Golf Club this year, ing defending champion. "I'm in- the Valley of Sin. bringing with him this time Pen- tent on putting up a defense as I But it's unlikely Crenshaw will "but my irons need to be a little Perhaps a past champion looking In a way It is truly sad that Ben ick's widow, Helen, and the ex- know how." find the same emotional reserve better." to regain glory as Crenshaw did, Crenshaw's year as Masters pectations of defending cham- That will mean fighting for he found last year. In his last It's likely that fate will place like Nick Faldo or Fred Couples. champion likely will end on Sun- pion. pars and rolling in birdies, han- seven tournaments he's missed its hand on someone else at the Perhaps an outsider like John day. After all, the 59 Masters "I try to be someone Harvey dling the treacherous greens and three cuts and withdrawn once. Masters this year. Perhaps the Daly, Phil Mickelson or Colin have only had two repeat winners would be proud of," Crenshaw playing perfect position on the "My swing feels better than it perennially heartbroken like Montgomerie. said Tuesday as he sat in the tra- fairways. did last year," Crenshaw said, Greg Norman or Davis Love III. All would be compelling win- See CRENSHAW, page •even. Steve Steele Atlanta Olympics: 100 days and counting will speak on Marc Rice putting finishing touches on the And Hartsfield Atlanta Inter- as a regular business day, includ- The Associated Press sports venues that are being built national Airport, which will be ing the quarterly meeting of its Environmental Racism for the games and on the facili- the first glimpse of Atlanta for board of directors, and plans no ATLANTA - With little time to ties that must be converted for thousands of visitors to the official celebration. Thursday, April 25 stop and celebrate the milestone, Olympic use, distributing mil- games, has set a May 1 deadline NationsBank Corp., a top-level 7:30 p.m. Atlanta on Wednesday begins its lions of tickets, and raising the to stop work on its Olympic reno- sponsor of the games, plans to ^ Faculty Lounge 100-day countdown to the Olym- last $200 million or so needed to vation. The major work should be mark the occasion by lighting ^ pic Games. pay the $1.7 billion bill. done by then, though some of the several buildings across the (2nd Moor University Union) The gradually escalating pace The 15,000-mile Olympic relay new concessions may not be South, including its Atlanta sky- Environmental Racism is often targeted at the poorer people of preparations for the Centen- that will bring the Olympic flame ready, airport spokeswoman scraper, in red, white and blue. <>l the world who have no power to object lo such practices nial Games has reached a near across the United States to At- April Majors said. In Gainesville, Ga, the U.S. SPONSORED BY frenzy, and things will only get lanta begins later this month. 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CRENSHAW — ATLANTA -=?: Continued from page *lx. purpose of the games get lost in appear and residents should see tional track meet. And the Cen< Continued from page six. good sense to let that land speak for itself." the conduct and the business of Atlanta transform itself into tennial Olympic Park, the main what Olympic organizers call downtown gathering spot for - Jack Nicklaus in 1966 and Fa- resent, not even in the slightest the games." Like Augusta, Crenshaw has degree, what the games are truly Atlanta residents in recent "the look of the Games" as ban- Olympic visitors, is scheduled to ldo in 1990. ners and signs go up around the When Crenshaw speaks about been an eloquent spokesman for about. Nor are they the reason months have grown accustomed open in July. city, sports arenas are decorated "There's going to be a lot more the history of the game, about {he game of golf. Maybe fate that we in Atlanta originally to seeing their city as a disorder- wont find Crenshaw's hand when sought to host the Olympic ly blend of scaffolded buildings and giant gateways are erected suddenly apparent evidence that Augusta National Golf Club and the games are about to occur,!' Bobby Jones, he brings chills to it reaches out this year at the Games," Payne said. and traffic snarls because of to serve as grand entrances to Masters. "I believe that the Olympic closed streets and busy construc- the venues. said Dick Pound, an International. the listener. Olympic Committee member "This piece of land was proba- Games are about the potential of tion sites. Next month, the 83,500-seat bly as rare as Jones was," Cren- But It will find someone com- unifying the world through In the next 100 days, the con- Olympic Stadium will open for from Montreal who has closely shaw said, "and everyone had the pelling. It always does. sport," he said. "Let's not let the struction barricades will dis- the first time to host an interna- monitored Atlanta. Classifieds

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If thank the brothers of Dells Tau Dslia lor the you can't make it. you can sol run for a position Tickets are Bursarable 19*6 SPRING BIATHLON DATE. awesome Back to the Beach Tea" We had a and wa hope to see you al elections on Wad.. All proceeds will be donated directly u Saturday. April 20.1996 Asiamerilest "96 • April 26 Th* Recreational Sports Bisthlon great time guys'! INTRAMURLS PRACTCUM OPPORTUNI- Apr. I7@9:l5pm. the Peace Champion Fund Asians/Asian Americans • enter the essay or includes a 112 mee swim and a Sk run Pelts' A Xi D' Dells' A Xi D T*ES. APPLICATIONS FOR SMD AND REC an contests nowl Win $75 Call Christine OM-Campus and Non-TrsdNlonal Students Male/Female/co-ed/learn/prediction en- MAJORS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FALL SE- Don't ruin your spnng vacation because you're 353-2060 or Soot! 354-1115 Sponsored by Membership dnve in Moseley Hall Basemen! tries. MESTER PICK UP APPLICATION IN 130 Asian Communities Uniled. too cheap to buy a tanning package. UNIVERSITY FCLD HOUSE. DEADLNE IS April 981 -11 th. Discover what ws can do World Student Association Sign up in the Intramural Oflice Campus Tanning' 352-7889 ATTENTION STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS! tor youl Free Snacks I International Weekl at the University Field House APRIL 19,1996. April Student Leader ol the Month nominations Or contact Off-Campus Connection at Wednesday, April 10: 1. Indian Cup ol Cul- by 4.00pm Wednesday. Apnl 10 Kappa Alpha Order are due Fridayi Don't miss the last chance to 372-6915 and NTSA SI 372-6246 ture Members of the weii-mtormed and ener- For more information call 372-2711 EUROPE «l 69 OPEN RUSH NIGHT recognize the efforts and accomplishments ol PhlU'Congralulsllone'PhlU getic Indian Student Association will share Caribbean/Mexico $169 R/T Thurs. Apnl 12th at 8 p.m Be a little flexible and save (S$ our campus leaders. Turn in nomination forms Spring 1*06 Honor InMatee: some insights on IHe in India. (3:30pm Kohl Hall Locked Lounge We'll help you beat the airline prices. lo S.O.L.D. at 450H Student Services by Fri- f> Tom Chibucos Moseley Hall. Off campus Studsnt Center.) Food and Fun! 2. 'Skin Deep' a Dim on race relations, tol Destinations worldwide day. Apra 12*1. Dr. Sue Houston Questions, call 2-1252 ssk for Michael towed by round-able discussion. Co-sponsored AIRHITCH 800-326-200* We're SOLD on leaderal-.pl Dr. Ronald Ruseel by the University Activities Organization. "PLANT SALE" airhitch© netcom.com CoHee House (8:15pm. 115 Education Building) Everyone is Bring in Spring w/ a planl KKO•KKG•KKG•KKG•KKO TNs Thursday 6-10pm ON SALE © Ed Bldg Steps 10am-3 30pm Congratulations Kappa Kappa Gamma officer Phi U 'CongraluUllone • Phi U Wetoomell Union Falcons Nest CASH A CARRY (Checks A cash only) GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALS" APPLI- of the week Laura Raho. You've done a great Spring 199* New Initiates: World Student Association ■ For more into cal 2-7164 sponsored by UAO© 2 7164 CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE job as pledge educator We are very proud of Clark Allen, Andrea GaBuch. Sarah Gillen. International Weekl sponsored by UAO INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR youl Soraya Hejazi. Rochelle Ignarz. Daniela Kro- Event International Dinner - Beyond the Ho- AXiD'AXiD'AXiD'AXiD FALL 1996 UNTIL APRIL 23 IN THE INTRA KKG•KKO•KKO•KKG'KKO lak. Amy John. Heather Stegmund. Dsenna rizon' a wonderful evening ol international Congrats to the New IniDates of MURAL OFFICE. PCK UP APPLICATION IN Solomon. Amy Varley, and Carne Weyler. foods, fashion, and entertainment Don't miss Alpha XI Doltal Criminal Justice Summer Courses 130 UNIVERSITY FEID HOUSE itl I am so proud ol you alll SK3 EP' SK3 EP' SG EP' SK3 EP Both ol these courses are open to ail students, Tim* t Place: 7pm United Methodist Church I love you guys I Homecoming *96 has a theme Congratulations to Sigma Phi Epsilon's snd are 3 credit hours. Introduction to Criminal Sibs and Kids ■ Sibs and Kids 1506 E. Wooster Ave Xi Love - Darcy 'United Colors ol BG' Athlete ol the Week Justice (CFUU 210). and Cnme Fscks (CRJU Sibs and Kids Weekend is Apr 12-14 pre: Tickets tor International Dinner WII be on NOW WE NEED A LOGO' Bryan Haunen 395) are offered during the first six week term Lois ol lun events are planned: sale starting Monday. April 6 m the Union Contest being nek) April 10-15 SIG EP • SKS EP • SK3 EP" SK3 EP dive-in. theater, carnival games, oanong. April is International Guitar Monthl (May 20 thru June 26). CRJU 210 (MTWR Foyer from 10am-6pm. Ticket sales will conon- $50 gift certAcaB 10 BGSU Bookstore 100-2:30) is a required course tor all CJ skating, and lots morel Don't miss ill 25% Off Guitars/Bass** u* drurng the same hours (10-6) throughout forthowirmerll majors CRJU (TR 6:00pm - S:00pm) tils en •Free 10 be you and Me at BG: 50% Off CasesrBags with nstrument purchase the week until tickets are sold out Get tie Entries due by 5 p.m April 1S in the elective. If you'd like further inbrmalion or want Falcon Frenzy* LOMS Music 352-0170 Student Acovitiee Office (3rd Floor Union) bcket soonl continued on p. 8 assistance registering for this course, call Tim Sibs and Kids Weekend 1996 14* N. Main St. CaH 2-2343 lor questions and requirements Carter at 372 0373

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Needed two roommales for 96-97 school year, continued from p. 7 Incredible 110 Are you 'Outgcng " House or Rooma For Rare! " Per Minute Long Dis. Telecardl call Jannaal 352-1427. Summer Buslneee •Self-Motivaled 729 4th SI. corner ol 4th a High St 1-800-730-6687 ACC.86 Are you an entrepreneur? One U/f roommate needed for May-August. •Goal-Oriented 4 bdrma . central air. 1 1/2 baths. $200/mo. with own bedroom A bathroom. Cal 'A Team Player Great opportunity, tow atari up cost Includes washer/dryer A can be furnished HM SPRING COFFEEHOUSE Management training Females only 353 0325 Apt 11 352-0701. 'Sales Expenence helpful but not necessary Earn up to $600 per week. 7:41pm Roommate needed to share a 2 bedroom Vehicle required. 1 -2 SUBLEASERS NEEDED WANTED The BG News is looking for successful advert- 11m Floor Ottenhauer apartment for summer and school year. Call Greenland Irrigation $155 UN. Included May - end of July., fully fur- ising account executives for Fall 1996/Spring Reasonable rent. Nice and dose to campus. 1-800-361-4074 nished and air conditioned on 5th and High. 1887. Applications available al 204 West Hall Call 353-2406. ask for Philana. Call Val 354-4182. Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa 1 Ktf roommate lor summer and next or call John Vlroslek at 372-2605 for more do- Congratulations » school year » live in ig A bdrm house w/ Roommate Needed taila. SUMMER LIFEGUARD A SWIMMING 1996-97 school year. 2 bdrm. torn, or unfurn. May Bon la/oe yard and porch. Musi be open rnindad. Now thru July INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS apis. $500 per mo. inci. free heat, water. our Sister o! trie Weeki eaay going and run. |i65/mo * uM. Call 1081/2 N. Main Apt. G A2G Research Is In need of a cleaning person Student Recreation Center sewer, gas A HBO 70S 7lh St. 354-0914. Sigma Kappa' Sgma Kappa 352 5306. Convenient Location Applcations avail. In SRC office 3-4 hra.awoek. Call 352-811Soxt 213 Clean. Deluxe 2 bdrm. turn, dishwashers, rear- Right Across from the bare. Apply NOWI For into cal 2-7477. Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa 2 Famale Bublaasers tor tummer only. June 1 - COUNSELORS - INSTRUCTORS neededl dent mgr., A/C heat, water A sewer prov. elOO/month. PI ease call 353-7416 Congratulations1 Aug 20. Call Julie at 372-1582 or call Julia and 100 poettlonol Coed eummer cemp. Poconc TROPICAL RESORTS HIRING Need May renters - Call Greg 3544)401 after Sherry ai 353 3700 Juhanne Patterson Subleasing entire apt. on 8th St. Mine. PA. Good ealary/ljpel (808) 688-3338. Entry-level A career positions available world- 6pm. Sister ol the Weekl wide (Hawaii. Mexico. Caribbean, etc.). Watt- 2 non-smoking mate subiaaaers needed tor Starting NOW A possible Fall. CRUISE SHIP JOBS. APPLY NOW FOR E flic. 1 A 2bdrm. apts. in houses staff, housekeepers, SCUBA dive leaders, fit- Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa Fal/Spnng of 96 - Shara rm in 2 bdrm. 2 baitt Cal Steph 354 6107 SUMMER. M*7. NO EXPERIENCE RE- 12 mo. leased only starting In May. Steve apt Dishwasher, turn, new carpet. Ji95 ♦ elec ness counselors, and more. Summer "96 QUIRED. HIGH PAY/BENEFITS. Smtth 352-8917, (no calls after 9:00pm). SKIN DEEP tor each 352-0631. Call Resort Employment Services This Ikn Ml be shown at Apt. for rent 1-80008-6645 Ext- C3S07. 1-206-971-3800 ext. R55443. FOR RENT: House on 1st block ol S College 115Educaoon 2 roommates needed. E Wootter house. Call 4ppl.$138/mo. EARN $500 or more weekly stuffing envelopes Large yard. 3 bdrm. Max 5 persons. 12 mo. Waitress needed. Must be available from 10 Wad. April 1008pm Heather or Merednh at 352-5066. Ckjse to campus al home Send long SASE to: Country Uving lease at $850/mo 353-6491. am - 2 p.m. a couple days per week. Also sponsored by UAO ' Call 354-4066 Shoppers. Dept. Ui PO Box 1778. Denham 2-4 Summer Sublease's Needed. Huge 2 bad- some evenings A weekends Appty b/w 2-4 Free No Rentl Call UAO® 2-7164 for mors into Spnngs,LA 70727. room townhouse w/basement. Rent negotia- SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDED p.m. Mon - Fri. Elks Club. 200 Campbell rtll in exchange, you provide 15-20 hrs. child care This Mi a documentary about a group of bjaj Call HoUy or Sleph 354-7043. spacious 4 bdrm house - 4th and high Exclusive country dub In Toledo is seeking Rd. per week. Summer and/or academic year. 1 college students who coma together to die- call: 352-7576 block from BGSU. Non-smoking. Must have Day Care m our home. Summer session. Full- summer and year round part time help. We cuea racial Issues. "There will be a lacW- Women - Men. Earn extra income. Flexible child care experience and references. OfT>edes»fed. 354-1976. Summer Subleaser wanted for studio apart- offer a meal program, flexible hours, travel lated discussion aftsrwarde. hours. $200-500 weekly. Cell 7 days 353-9102. ment. Call Bryan at 353 6168 Leave message reimbursement A positive working environ- Female roommate needed for upcomtng 407-8752022 ext 0561 H14 SOFTBALL PLAYERS WANTED ment. Positions open are: dining room staff, Houses, 1 A 2 bedroom Furnished apts. Man's B1 or B2 League at Conor Par* in BG school year Own room, fully furnished, close Summer subleaser needed tor E. Wooster St. kitchen staff, concession stand, banquet set up VMCA resident camp. BeHetontaine. OH seeks to campus. $i90/fno includes udlioes. Cal 1 year. 9 month, and summer leases Tuesday Nights $35 for BG resident or (50 fro house. 353-8915. A maintenance For more into: please can qualified equestrian staff, creative arts director, Call 352-7454 non-BG resident. Call Bob Miller at 353-5410 6 leave message 419-382-3416. ask tor Mr. Chris Ctodleltar. office assl. A senior counselors tor summer Summer aubloaaori needed for 5 bedroom New 2 bdrm. apt. Air, disposable, dishwasher. 418-474-1733. Female Subteaser lor summer "86. Apt. close season. Cal 1 -800-423-0427 for application. house. Close to campua. For more info call Forget the Health Clubl 2 car garage. $590 plus util. Limit 2 people. lo campus. Own room, $225/mo Cal Traoe The Homecoming Committee Wants You 353-4414 or 372-4507 or 372 6174 Wont outside this summer A get paid while Call 353-1731. lo be the Pubkcily Chair. @ 354-0523 maintaining your tanl Landscape company WANTED FOR SALE New 2 bdrm unfurnished apt. available tor Im- Gain valuable experience putting ads Female Sublease* wanted lor Summer. specializing in water gardens seeking depend- 1 subleaser»live with 2 male roommates from mediate occupancy. Hilsdakt Apts. 1062 Fair- together, table tents, flyers, and the $i50*no. Close to campus Stan 6/1/06 able employees. No experience necessary. May August. Close lo campus Rent: $166.87 big Homecoming festivities poster. 372 5795 Located 2 mi west of Tol. Express Airport. Ap- view. Carl 352-5622. .elecCal 353-0084. 19" color TV and dorm fridge. Cal for price at Pick up an application in the ply: Oak Park Landscape A Water Garden Co., Room for rent Walking distance from campus. Female summer subteaser needed acroas 354-0530 Ssjdenl Activities Office (3rd Floor Union) 3181 WlkinsRd.. Swanton. (419) 825-1438 Share kitchen, living area. $225 uul Ind. Applications due by April 15 in Student from campus. Si50 par month plus utilities. Help wanted all postilions All shifts Big Boy 67' Chevy Astro Van, many new parts. Asking 352-7468. Activities Office. Questions call 2-2343 Call 354-6135. Haw own room. Start S-11-06. HELP WANTED Restaurants. Apply at either E. Wooster or N. $3500 or best offer Call (419) 372-3438 ask Male or female subleaser from now until May. Main Stores. for Nik if no answer leave a message. SENIOR/GRAD STUDENTS TOLEDOFIRM needs: $225/mo. Close lo campus. Electric A phone only. Very mce apt. Cal 353-3212. HIRING SERVERS AIWA NSX 4000 Stereo System, 2 bdrm, AiC, gaa heaL new painL A ACCT. CS. MKTG. A PURCH APPLY MON. - FRI (2PM4PM) SONY Headphone, IVC Mircophone carpet, quiet area, laundry. $S00/mo. majors with 3 0 GPA's for Mate or Female CAMPUS POLLYEYES440 E. COURT ST. innal price $485. Asking $290 OBO Jay-Mar Apts. full-time June - December Positions Subleaser needed summer months RESIDENT ADVISOR Call 354-6604 after 5:00pm SieSO/month. (No May M grads) Call 352 2472 GR AD STUDtalTSVPROFESSIONAL Apply with resume A transcript HOME TYPISTS Mate or female 2 share 2 bdrm. Townhouse. GAIN valuable experience by 1 bdrm w/study, new. ArC. gas heat. to Co-op: 310 Student Services. becoming a summer resident PC users needed. $45,000 income potential Brand New Futon Frame ceramic tile, plush apts. laundry S5707mo Fufly furnished, no util., $200 per mo. Arbors of Call 1-800-513-4343 E xt B-9849. Best Offer ore 2-2451 it you're on Me. advisor. Position openings' The Homestead BG: Pond in back cal Ron at 354-1523 or Cal Elizabeth al 353 0250 354-6435. INTERNSHIP: COOP AND VOLUNTEER Prout Hall - Upperdaasmen OPPORTUNITIES FOR FALL SEMESTER. SENIOR/GRAD STUDENTS VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDII Male or female teaser for summer (275 entre Kohl Hall - Freshmen Program THE KEY YEARBOOK IS LOOKING FOR 1A 2 bdrm. quiet area, gas heat IBte Recreational Sports Biathlon summer. Own room. Close to campus. Cal U- WRITERS • PHOTOGRAPHERS $390A$495UberiySl. Saturday, Apr! 20.1996 cneto 352-6470. Pick up applications in 440 Saddle mire GRAPHIC DESIGNERS' PR PEOPLE FOR RENT 354-6036 Sign up si the Need 2 subiaaaers for summer. 1 more for last Student Services. AND MARKETERS Student Rec Center Main Office by Apr 1S session. Exceeent location. Big white house GET INVOLVED/. Al volunteers receive a free Biathlon acroas from Mark's. 536 E. Wooster 353-5464 Applications due by Monday Apr. 15 CALL 372-8086 OR STOP BY 28 WEST HALL ■351-0325' Reduced Retee ' I-shirt AND CHECK US OUTIIII 1 or 2 bedroom apts. Efficiencies A rooms Summer Subieasers Needed for more information call 372-2711 Need two summer roommales. AX. Cheap 300 block of E. Merry Cheap Rates, Big House. Backyard, Front Rent Close lo campua. Call 353-3321 (M-ke). $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars Local manufacturing company has need of 9.10.12.15 mo. leases bt 96-97 school year. Porch to share. Call 354-1152 No experience required. Begin now. For info- part-time unskilled production employees. Needed 23 students who are seriously inter- ' Summer Apartments Available * TAKE OVER LEASE 96-g7 School year 1 cal 301-306-1207 These jobs are mainly assembly ol small parts. What time a it? ested in losing 5-100* lbs. New metabolism Work 15-35 hours a week around your school Call 3534)325 bdrm.. Apt.. Furnished, pay electnc only. Free breakthrough guaranteed results' $39.000rYR. INCOME POTENTIAL reading schedule. Only one block off BGSU campus. Very dose to campus. A/C. Furnished gas, heat A shuttle to campus. Cal Clare Time for 'Dive Into Health 96' 303-661-0162. books. To! free |i) 800-888-9778 Ext. R 2076 south ol Wooster Street, so you can walk or 353 0628 . Wed. April 10th RECREATION AIDE/SUMMER: Temporary fordettlla. drive. Many BGSU students work at this plant. 10am -4pm full-time position to work with devetopmentally Rate of pay is $4 25 per hour. Come by to pick BGSU Union Grand Bafroom 250 Counselors A Instructors neededl disabled persons in a summer day camp pro- - Private, coed summer camp in Pocono M™ . up an application form. Advanced Specialty 80 exhibits FREEBIES gram. Posison will begin June 17th and end Products. Inc.. 428 dough Street. Bowling Free health screenings, door prizes, demos NE Penriaylvar»a. Loh*an. Box 234BG, August i6th. Monday through Fnday. 6:30 - KenHworth. NJ 07033(906) 276 0998. Green. OH 43402. TONIGHT g 3:30. Starting pay will be $6 92 pe* hour. NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Strongly prefer person with previous educa- Attention May BSW Oraduatea Positions are now available at National Parks. Back by Popular Dorveipenence m the MR/DO field or recrea Unison Behavioral Health Group Forests A Wildlife Preserves. Excellent bene- Don area. Resumes or applications wJI be ac- is seeking Case Managers to provide services fits A bonuses' Cal: 1.206-971-3820 ext. N cepted Monday Fnday. 8.00am - 4:30pm. No Demand: lo clients with serious mental ilness Repson- 55445. phone caBs please. Sunshine Inc. of NW Ohio, sibliMs will Indude providing assistance with H^B^^^CiiO^^*:/ ^^^^B1 Painter - Experience helpful, full-lime summer. laiMnk 7223 Maumee Western Road. Maumee. Ohio the social, vocational, economic, and environ- Call Don Surfer 352-2707. 43537. Ann: H.H. Manager mental needs of aaaigned clients and assisting in men ability to live m the community. Valid Paralegal/Litigaton Assistant Management Inc. drivers license and Ohio counselor or social M 'TCGftl Part-time tor local research firm work license is required, preferable LSW or Must possess excellent research skills. hlghler. Excellent salary and benefits package. And document preparation. Reply 1045 N. Main St ,<%M*^ Send resume with cover letter to PO Box 441 Bowling Green, OH 43402 NUMB Unison Behavioral Health Group Inc. Director Human Resources - CM. PO Box Patio Opened LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 120 1/? (upper) 10015. Toledo. OH 43698-0015 by 4/28/86 Pan A F utt time Lawnmowtng Positions •» • a Mar " • W «■» ««sr «a> weather permitting N. Prospect SI dose to downtown A EOE. Aval tor immediate hiring Cad Knickerbocker Lawns 352-5335 campus. 12/mo lease starts 8-15-96 up $1.75 long lelands ♦ Margaritas to 4 occupants. $7S0/mo . utj. 353- 5800 POWDER Attention Graduate StudenUI Thai'a what you'll And In Creeled Butle, Co. The Gradual* College Professional Crested Buna Mountain Resort offer you an Development Program is seeking a highly excellent opportunity to experience paradise. The African American graduate Student Association mobvaled individual lo fill the You can ski. work, play and earn a $500 schol- position of Assistant Director of Ongoing arship. Crested Butte Mountain Resort wet be ofBowGiuj green State University Programs. Trsa la a year-round hall time holding an onentaaon meeting tor our student assistantsNp. For more information and employment program on 4/12 In the Adlm. •Proudly Presents... Management Inc. application forma contact your Department Btdg. 110 at 6pm. Coordinator or call the GC POP Office at Reliable Bilingual Spanish speaking,indidi- NEW 1 BEDROOMS - HILLSDALE 372-8821 duals needed tor job coaching in Luces, San* APTS 1045 N Main St. (behind Application Deadline: April 26.1888 dusky, and Wood Counties $7-$8.00/hr. Own office) only 4 left starting 8-15-06. transportation required. Send letter and re- $3SO/mo 353-5800 sume by AprH ig. 1988 to: TDH Enterpriees, Inc. PO Box 906. Port Clinton. OH 43452. (0SXB!*** EOE. i Student Painters la currently looking tor hard working, motivated students to $1 production manager and painter positions tor rtis summer. Have some fun in the sun while earning $5.50 - 7:00 P.M. Management Inc. $750 per hour. Positions are available in al suburbs of Cleveland, Akron, Toledo. Colum- Saturday, 101 Haven House Manor bus, as well as here in Bowling Green. For EVERGREEN APTS - 215 E. POE more info and an application call April 13th RD. 1 BDRM or EFFICIENCY units 1-800 S4M792. Olscamp IS min watt to Math/Science Btdg $225 « $330/monlh. only 12 left for Apartments Hall 1096-97 35*5800 1515 E. Wooster Call us to see our model *&ob&ia 1 *»**V| J 0**" Management Inc. 352-9378 RESTAURANT " M-.T-, 7 ~ -—•»»-•F^s»7-*fast-'«»*aS4m-rrore*"" "£L'.*C*

NEW 2 BEDROOMS - HILLSDALE APTS 1045 N. Main St (behind office) All Positions Ticf$t (Price: $10 Jit the 'Door: $10 only 2 left for 1906-97 $600/mo 353 5800 Available Now Summer iUso Available AFTER PARTY: FREE! Tickets are BURSARABLE andean be purchased at the Stop In Or Call UAO OFFICE- Management Inc. 3RD FLOOR UNION BUILDING 1726 E. Wooster WILLOW HOUSE • 830 FOURTH ST All 'Proceeds wi(l6e donated directly to the Large 1 bdrm, A/C, only 1 left Starts 8 (Located behind B.P.) 15-06. $330/mo 353 5800 352-2193 Peace Champion fund

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