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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FRIDAY,Theft Nov. 6, 1998 A daily independent G student Ne press Volumews 85- No. 50 Literacy program teaches students □ The Literacy Serve MfCElove with it. There were no ifs, ands or and Learn program is By DIANA EDELMAN buts: I was coming to Bowling Green." The BG News tutoring fourth ■ The BG Football team Senior Dan Price has spent more than Gaining momentum graders to help hosts Akron in Its last two decades perfecting his craft. Price has come a long way from his days improve proficiency The captain of the Bowling Green hock- in Sarnia. As a child, his family would home game of the ey team began skating at age two and play- freeze the backyard so he could skate. His tests. season. ing hockey at three. And he has been going parents, Joe and Audrey, taught him the strong ever since. basics. Price grew up in Sarnia, Ont. — a two- Every morning his parents would have By MELISSA NAYMIK and-a-half hour drive from BG. But it to wake up to take him to practice at 5 a.m. The BG News wasn't until the coaches found him in Those practices would continue up until :■ The Falcon juniors. Some people are calling them Kingsville, Ont., where a camp was blessings, others are calling women's soccer In Price's pre-BG days, he would sit in being held for scouts to come and them supporters of education. his van, tying up his skates with his fingers team plays Ohio watch junior players. Whatever people refer to them in the second After assistant coaches Brian burning from the cold, while snow was piled outside four feet high. as, they are University students round of the Hills and Wayne Wilson saw the coming to serve the needs of During his career in juniors, Price MAC playoffs. forward play some games, they 1000 fourth graders in the Tole- sent him a letter telling him gained a better appreciation for what his parents had to go through. Price's parents do public schools. they were impressed with the The Literacy Serve and Learn would wake up at the crack of dawn to way he played. program (LSL), a service that take their son to practice before having to While other schools were started just a month and a half go to work. The Price's were proud of him interested in the 6-1, 205 ago in the Office of the Provost, and offered their support. pound right winger, BG is headed by Sallye McKee, spe- Price's parents would travel to his away would eventually win cial assistant to the provost and out. games during his time in juniors as well. ■ The vocal quartet The They wanted to see him play. vice president for academic Price visited BG when affairs. Manhattan Transfer will Brian Holzinger was in "I loved every minute of it," Price's father said. "I couldn't wait to go to tour- The idea to have college stu- entertain the University his senior year. The dents from higher educational naments." for Parents' Weekend. A team was playing institutions of Northwest Ohio their opener His parents have not missed a game list of events is included. since Price began playing at BG. help area fourth graders against Guelph. improve their proficiency tests "I just fell in came from Superintendent Mer- love with Wearing brown and orange rill Grant of the Toledo public it," Price Once Price got to BG in 1995, things schools. ■ Beck's new album said. "My changed for him. His first year of wearing Grant has referred to this Mutations is a mellow parents the Falcon sweater was frustrating. Fresh- tutoring program as the "war on departure from the fell in man mistakes are expected, but Price is the reading and mathematics illiter- type of man that strives to make an exam- acy." party-oriented Odelay. Falcon leer Dan Price has learned a great ple. He set goals for himself, and when he The "war" started last March, Anthony Recznik deal from his experiences, both on and off did not reach them, disappointment would when the public schools reviews. the ice. His dedication has allowed him to set in. received the results of low fourth become a true team leader. From his rookie season on, Price would grade proficiency tests, said BG Newi Photo/DIANA EDELMAN grow to expect more from his performance Ellin J. Bick, administrator on special assignment in the human See PRICE, page five. resource service department. ■ Robert Szorady tells us Bick said she feels that every why Little Bo Peep will child is gifted, but some students return, and what to do Falcon icers to face Marquette open their "package of knowl- when she does. □ Bowling Green heads to Michigan State, with six points; Bowling 'If we lay back at all, they are going to edge" later on in life. Elementary Green (2-2-1) is in sixth, with five points. shove it down our throats," Powers said. students are receiving the self- confidence they need from Uni- Marquette for a weekend NMU is on a roll right now. Saturday it "You have to come out with the idea that 'I match-up against the Wildcats. defeated Michigan at Yost Ice Arena, 6-1. am ready to play, and there is nothing in versity students. The Wildcats lost only three players at this game that is going to surprise me.'" The goal is to have 95 percent Opinion 2 of all fourth graders pass the Page Three 3 the conclusion of last season, accounting for During the week the team has been some of this season's success. And this working on a number of things to prepare reading and math parts of the Nation 4 By DIANA EDELMAN proficiency test by 2001, Bick The BG News weekend they have an advantage — the for the weekend. The forwards have Local 8 home ice. worked on having more opportunities to said. Currently, over 125 students NOW 11 Northern Michigan University is a long "Northern plays really well at home," shoot and drive to the net. They have also have been recruited, 116 have way from Bowling Green. More than 10 coach Buddy Powers said. "It is a huge been working on rebounds, something that Sports 15 been scheduled and nine stu- hours to be exact. And the Falcon hockey advantage for them to be at home, and they needed to be addressed after last weekend's dents are still waiting to be team is bussing it the whole way there. try to capitalize on that." game against Michigan. assigned to the schools, McKee It is obviously a long trip, but that is not But NMU also has a talented squad all Last season the Wildcats won the three said. the most important thing regarding the the way down the line. The team plays an matches against BG. "Any student who wants to "A lot of people who weekend series. uptempo game, and BG is going to have to "(NMU) might look at us and just say, do this, can," McKee said. "All are not athletes don't "I guess the biggest thing is just to be be prepared for that. The Falcons will need 'We killed those guys last year,'" Powers majors and grades are rested and being able to pick up from a long to match NMU. There won't be time for BG said. "You never know, the whole psycholo- know what it takes and involved." trip," junior assistant captain Zach Ham to sit back and think about anything other gy behind the game. We are going to have to don't know what it is all One group that is participat- about being on a said. "We have to get eady and be prepared than the moment. NMU is waiting for the buckle our chin straps up three notches and ]ust strap it up every shift." Falcons to do that, and the second that tighter and be really willing to go out and • See TUTOR, page five. team." NMU (3-1-0) is tied for fourth with occurs, the Wildcats will pounce. match them." Dan Price senior hockey playrr Ice Arena houses many

Look for more stories, recreational opportunities horoscopes, weather, □ The ice arena offers activities offered. He said public crossword puzzles and skating is the most popular activ- more on the updated a variety of activities ity. BG News website. for everyone. Public skating times are Wednesdays, 8:30 to 10 p.m.; Fri- days, noon to 2 p.m. and 8-10 Check it out at: By ERIN BERGER p.m.; Saturdays 8-10 p.m.; and The BG News Sundays 3:30-5:30 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Cost for students to skate WWW. It may be tempting to stay during these times is $2 plus $1 home when the weather grows bgnews.com colder and winter begins to set for skate rental. in, but the Bowling Green Ice Randy Sokall, director of the Arena is a great place to fight this arena, said the ice arena is used temptation. It offers a host of by many students and sports opportunities for recreational groups. f you have a news tip or "I think there's no doubt have an Idea for a story, and physical activities. Lona Leek, assistant director we're the most heavily used facility on campus," Sokall said. all anytime and ask to of the ice arena, said it is open 18 fpeak with an editor. hours every day, 11 months out The Bowling Green Collegiate Hockey Team practices and has of the year. BG Newt Photo/JASON SUGGS According to Leek, many stu- its games in the arena, as do the dents take advantage of the The Precision Skating team practices their routine in the ice arena lounge for an upcoming per- 372-6966 • See ICE, page five. formance before home hockey games. page 2 The BG News Friday, November 6, 1998

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Smokin' Buddy Mary Beth Murtha Have an opin- The BG News ion? - Write a An independent student voice serving letter to the Bowling Green since 1920" editor. Letters should be 210 West Hall between 300 Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 and 500 words Phone: (419) 372-2601 long and can E-mail: [email protected] be emailed to DARLA WARNOCK bgnews@bgne'~ Editor-in-Chief .bgsu.edu or SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER Managing Editor Opinion Editor brought in on BRANDI BARHITE K1MWILFONG disk. Letters to* Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief the editor are £ MIKEWENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY Chief Reporter Sports Editor subject to copy

JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL (A SMOKirVCa COMPANvorv, CRAFTEX> CP cuar, -rwicbS, editing and Photo Editor Entertainment Editor AMD PirwE NEEDV.ES, PROVIDES COMFORT 1 rliNVTes timeliness. TARA CANNON -nc^e FOR- TUfc. UOts/fcUY' NlCOTlrVE. FieN£> .) Graphics Editor Melissa Naymik . Special Projects Editor Ana Pereira . .Wire Editor Today's media: bearer of bad news Brian Taylor . Assistant Opinion Editor This summer, I received a notice same thing with law. I have a observed. Can a corpse analyze Denise Domanski . Assistant Copy Chief from the Dayton Department of friend in law school. He said his something living? G. Michael Graham . Assistant Sports Editor Human Services. I was sup- class has been studying abstract That being said, objectivity Stephanie Schneider . Assistant Graphics Editor posed to appear for a paternity terms and learning legal defini- Scott Zimmer . Assistant Graphics Editor does have its place, but it's very test hearing for a girl I had never tions the whole time. He had to important to come back from Scott Fauber . Assistant Photo Editor met, nor heard of before. So I sit down and have a beer with that idealized viewpoint, to a called the girl and found out her his classmates before he learned moral definition that is contem- baby's father was another Josh what their opinions on justice Minton who was in jail. First I were. porary with the society of the day. wiped the sweat from the tissue Can there be any ethics in jour- surrounding all major orifices, nalism and law if lawyers and Human beings are moral crea- LETTERS and thought about how sick it is journalists are supposed to take tures. We have many flaws, but that fathers must be hunted an objective view of the situa- morality and reason are the down by public institutions to who actually pay their child sup- tion? Heisenberg's Uncertainity strength of our species. Compas- the extreme of ordering every port and are a big part of their sion combined with reason is the In response to John Haynik's guest column on Oct. 27, we are Principle of Quantum Mechanics person with the same name to children's lives? What about beginning of intelligence. No at a loss as to what he doesn't understand. (Haynik's column "A clearly defines this relationship. appear for paternity tests. grandmothers and grandfathers hands on approach to understanding homosexuality") The more accurately we measure matter who it is that raised you, Then I thought about fathers that help raise their children's the velocity of a sub-atomic par- if they did it with these two Here are some practical things he and others can "do" to children? These are strong peo- understand: and mothers that raise and love ticle, the less accurate we can things then you are not from a children that aren't their own. ple that pop the bubble of the define the position, and vice- dysfunctional family. A dysfunc- Join either of us with our families: "decaying family unit" social the- -at our place of worship What strength and character it versa. So the very act of obser- tional family is one without rea- ory. Why aren't their stories vation changes what we are -going to a movie or dinner must take to clothe and feed son and compassion. another person's child! This says being told? observing. There is no such -volunteering in our community Without constant communica- a lot about the strength of our The point I'm getting at is when thing as objectivity; it's a farce, a -baking cookies for our children's Halloween party tion and a perpetual defining of culture. Of course, you'll never did the media go' from simply ruse, an ideal! -celebrating our anniversaries with our life partners our society's morals in journal- see stories like this on the news. bringing information to the peo- -visiting our families at holiday time It's the same thing with the sub- ism, law, education, politics, and It's always the idiot who leaves ple, to bringing only bad infor- -raising our children and teaching them values of honest, love, conscious in psychology. It does- at the dinner table, our culture the house with his baby in the mation? n't exist! Psychologists from trust, understanding and respect will crumble like the Coliseum. microwave, or the woman who Journalism today is taking an Freud on have created this con- -sit in on classes we teach at the University If you do not hold reason and force-feeds her baby crack objective view of the news and cept of a sub-conscious and One of us is heterosexual. One of us is homosexual. compassion then you are no dif- cocaine. The media plays off our reporting it without bias. It's this attributed all human aggression What don't you understand? ferent from crawling four-legged fear, and there are certain people false guise of objectivism that to it. You can't create a concept Your words are cruel. Actions are more powerful than words who want you to believe that propagates ignorance in our cul- (which is the product of the past) beasts concerned only with will ever be. you live in a chaotic world and ture! to measure the content of knowl- health, wealth, progeny, and vic- tory. need state protection to defend You cannot be in the game par- edge (which is the past). Liz Sheets you. ticipating, and outside comment- Can you measure the present Melanie Stretchberry Why don't we ever hear about ing on it at the same time. The with the past? The very act of fosh Minton can be reached at BGSU Alumni biological fathers and mothers idea is preposterous! It's the observation changes what is [email protected].

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I've heard it helps to about this? 39 Only even prime 51 Worthless irreverent look at 10 AC/DC converter 34 Filthy place lose body fat. see if someone drops the classes Looking for Adventure, Prout number 11 Outline 54 Verifiable The Univtrtity. We enabling you to get in. Another 40 Wilhout a mistake 35 Graceful bird 55 Give off at The BO Newt Curious, Founders 12 Pilgrim John 36 Marketed option is to attend the first class 42 & others 13 Farm 56 Cursesl consider it an off- Dear Looking: 43 Howl 38 Layer Dear Curious: Implements beat page where meeting and see if the instructor Through the National Student 44 Use credit cards 41 Superlatively we try to offer This is not true, overeating caus- 21 Jack of "Barney watchful is willing to sign a Change of Exchange Program, you can 45 Provoke Miller" something for es you to gain weight not eating 42 Certain Schedule Form for you to add a attend a university in another 47 Aquamarine 25 Complaint everybody. Opin- a certain number of meals. You 52 Abominable swordsman ions i ^rested full class. state for a semester or an entire 26 Hurier Hershiser should eat when your hungry. snowman 27 Dilapidated 44 Totality herein an solely Plan your meals around your academic year. The advantage of 53 Instrument for 28 Inhuman 45 Maple product those of our staff. schedule. And to dispel another Dear BG News: participating through the NSE measuring creatures 46 Ray pranks Have a nice day. common myth, snacking is not I still have a large balance program is that you do not pay revolutions 47 Rascal bad for you. As long as your eat- remaining on my meal plan. out-of state fees. Stop by the ing healthy snack foods, it often Can I choose a smaller plan for Cooperative Education Office in times can help curb your appetite the spring semester? 310 Student Services for more so that you do not overeat at Light Eater, Darrow information. You can also attend X>id You your meals. information sessions this semes- Dear BG News: Dear Light Eater ter in the State Room on the 3rd Help! Two of the courses I Yes you can if you notify the floor of the Student Union on would like to take in Spring Bursar (419/372-2815) by Jan. 9. Thursday, November 12 from 4- semester are full. What should I The balance left on you account 5 p.m. or on Friday, Dec. 11 from The first automobile rule appeared in the 1944 Catalog. It do now? from fall will carry over to the 2:3O-3:30p.m. You will need to forbid the use of cars by students attending BGSU because) Clueless, Thurstin spring- turn in your application packet citizen complaints and concerns about "petters.' Dear Clueless: by mid-February in order to be You can check with the depart- Dear BG News: eligible to go on exchange next I heard that the University WEBSITE OF THE DAY

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"Upcoming Event." is a eervice to our reader, borrowed daily via the University web page. The calendar of event, on the web page haa a aaevre complete li.ting of event, and .vents can be acceeeed through "www.bgsu.edu". Friday, 11/6/98 United Way Penny Drive (10 women s swimming events and support BSU. story writer Brian Evenson will directed by Mark Munson; the a.m. - 2 p.m.) begin at 5 p.m. read from his work. Free and Bowling Green Philharmonia, Creating Web Page* for BGSU Education steps. Sponsored Hockey at Northern Michi- open to the public. directed by Emily Freeman Employees (Mac) (9 a.m. - by University Ambassadors. Million Man March Anniver- gan (7 p.m.) Brown; and the Wind Ensemble, Noon) sary (6 p.m.) Marquette, Mich. UAO Movie "Primary Colors" directed by Bruce Moss. Part of Town Room, Student Union. BGSU. Free for BGSU employ- Catholic Student Connec- (8 p.m.) the College of Musical Arts tion, Hunger Awareness The Black Student Union will be Volleyball vs. Marshall (7 ill Olscamp Hall. Movies are Salute to Ellington and Gersh- Week (11 a.m. - 3 p.m.) presenting Dr. Daryl S. Tukufu, p.m.) shown at 8p.m. and 11p.m. Fri- win Aniversaries. sociologist and community International Festival Ticket Union Foyer. Anderson Arena. day and Saturday evenings. leader, and his views on the Tickets are $2 each and can be Sales (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) African-American male and the Dating Game ft Dance (7 bursared. For more information, Union Foyer. Sponsored by Men's Soccer - MAC Quarter recent Million Marches. This The Chairs (8 p.m.) p.m. - 2 a.m.) contact Clayton Tinney at the the World Student Association. finals (2:30 p.m.) seminar is for men only and is Joe E. Brown Theatre. By Union Ballroom. Sponsored UAO office at 419/372-2343. Lexington, Ky. Falcons face free. Immediately following, in Eugene lonesco. A century-old by Delta Sigma Theta. UAO Concert Survey (10 a.m. Thundering Herd of Marshall. the same room, there wil be a couple prepares for the arrival of Sight and Sounds (8 p.m.) - 4 p.m.) panel discussion, open to every- an outstanding orator who will Creative Writing Reading Kobacker Hall, Moore Musi- Union Foyer. Come vote for Men's,Women's Swimming one, on topics such as "loving an express their "great message" hosts Eastern Mich. (5 p.m.) (7:30 p.m.) cal Arts Center. Concert featur- your choice of artists for an on- African-American male/female before they pass on. For ticket campus concert! Cooper Pool. Both men's and Prout Chapel. Visiting short ing the Collegiate Chorale, without going insane." Come out information, call 419-372-2719. TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. M FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)

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W The BG News T* -|- Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & IN ation 372-6966 Eye on Central America handles Mitch news Q Honduras suspends Responding to widespread looting and vandalism, Flores civil liberties as death compiled from staff and wire report. Facusse suspended constitution- toll and chaos increase. al liberties for two weeks, allow- ing authorities to seize property, detain suspects and conduct SCHOOL FUNDING The Associated Press unlimited searches. A curfew TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras was imposed between 9 p.m. and Voters kind to school issues 5 a.m. COLUMBUS (AP) — With no resolution to Ohio's school funding — As flood waters receded and communications improved Many parts of Honduras system in sight, voters passed more than half of school issues today, the "panorama of death" remained cut off almost a week statewide. left by Hurricane Mitch swelled after Mitch barreled into the Bay "I think voters understand that no matter what decision is made, to biblical proportions: An esti- Island of Guanaja with 180 mph they still need to support their local schools," said Dottie Howe, mated 7,000 dead in Central winds. The storm pounded the spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Education. America, with whole villages isthmus, dropping up to 25 inch- Voters approved 128 of 210 school issues or 61 percent, the depart- wiped off the map and hundreds es of rain in one six-hour period, ment reported Wednesday. Some passed by only one or two votes. of decomposing bodies reeking before dissipating Monday over The passage rate equaled that of a year ago, when voters also in slowly hardening rivers of southern Mexico. approved 61 percent of 194 issues before them. It beat the five-year mud. Virtually all of Honduras suf- average approval rate of 56 percent in November elections over that The greatest devastation was fered flooding, from the lowland span. reported in Honduras, where an marshes on the Atlantic Coast to estimated 5,000 people died and the mountains, hills and plateaus SWISSAIR CRASH 600,000 — 10 percent of the pop- of the interior. High temperatures in doomed cockpit ulation — were forced to flee In neighboring Nicaragua, their homes after last week's preliminary figures showed ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) — Temperatures rose to 572 degrees 1,330 dead and 1,903 missing. without leaving traces of fire in the cockpit and part of the first-class storm. Countless more were As many as 1,500 people may section of Swissair Flight 111 before it crashed, an in-house publica- lacking fresh water, food and medicine. have died in mudslides when the tion of the airline said today. crater lake of the Casitas Volcano There still is no indication of the source of the heat, said the pub- Faced with a national catastro- collapsed, sending a wall of mud lication, "News." It described as "pure speculation" theories that a phe, President Carlos Flores and debris miles wide onto sev- fire was caused by an electrical short that ignited insulation materi- Facusse appealed for interna- tional help Monday. eral villages below. al. By late Monday, soldiers had The MD-11 airliner flying from New York to Geneva crashed Sept. "We have before us a panora- pulled 808 bodies from the mud. 2 off the coast of Canada, killing all 229 people aboard. The crew ma of death, desolation and ruin," he said in a nationally Civil defense officials planned to reported smoke in the cockpit 16 minutes before the crash. begin burning bodies today to Investigators, who have found that the high heat melted plastic in broadcast speech. "There are corpses every- cut down on the risk of disease. the first 33 feet of the plane, were surprised that the heat was in the Another small mudslide on ceiling area and not below the cockpit floor, where most of the where, victims of landslides or of the (flood) waters," he contin- the northern slope of the volcano Associated Press Photo wiring is located, the newsletter said. destroyed 34 homes Monday, but The area involved would have extended into the first-class sec- ued. "The most conservative cal- culations of the dead are in the there were no apparent casual- A Honduran man carries his children through floods In north east tion, the front row of which was a little more than 27 feet back from ties, Nicaragua's defense minis- Honduras yesterday. Rescue workers are struggling to aid vic- the nose, according to Canadian documents. thousands, not in the hundreds." ter, Pedro Joaquin Chamorro, tims of former Hurricane Mitch. said. Miguel Angel Ortiz waited came crashing down on his vil- quicksand-like mud trapped three days with his family on a lage of El Ojochal. them for days. They finally barren hilltop under pouring They were among the few walked out Monday, propelled rain after barely escaping the tor- lucky enough to get out in time. Help never came, and the soggy, Veterans Day rent of mud, trees and rocks that I See MITCH, page eight.

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ICE TUTOR- PRICE Continued from page one. Continued from page one. Continued from page one. Others have noticed how he has grown as well, in particular, Bowling Green High School Var- 7 love every single one of those guys, ing in the tutoring program is While his first two seasons JTom my freshman year up. When we get coach Buddy Powers. sity and Jr. Varsity hockey teams, the honors program. playing for the Falcons were In the locker room if is Just us, and no one "The Dan Price right now is So kail said. Sean McGowan, honors pro- rather uneventful, nothing could else can interfere. I think that is far from the Dan Price that was The arena also hosts group gram assistant, said he has prepare him for, or compare to, incredible." here on campus four years ago," lessons for children to learn how recruited 50 students from the what he faced last season — his Powers said of everything Price honors program. to skate and provides practice junior year. Dan Price has experienced during his "It is a very important pro- Early in the fall of '98, Price senior Falcon icer tenure here. "I think everything space for the Bowling Green gram because not enough times Youth Hockey League. was involved in a car accident. goes into the making of a person. are there resources to succeed," The repercussions of that echoed Basic skating, figure skating, McGowan said. "The students player." mist of memories. He has moved I think it is how you go through throughout the year. He was sus- hockey and precision skating receive one-on-one attention The Falcons fell short last sea- on with his life and his hockey your bad times that show what pended midway through the son, recording the worst season kind of person you are, and I classes offered by the University with an older person (in the ses- career. season, appearing in 26 contests of BG hockey, going 8-27-3. Maybe it was his desire to be think he has certainly had his are held at the arena, Leek said. sions)." The students are supporting overall. During one of the Falcons' los- in the middle of everything that share. He is doing the right thing The arena is also used by the teachers and what they do, Price grew frustrated during ing streaks last season. Price earned him the "C" on the front with his life right now, and that Bowling Green Curling Club. McKee explained. the suspension. He wanted to be tried to put things in perspective of his jersey this season. Or is the important thing. If hockey Open curling nights are planned Diana Golob, tutor and fresh- on the ice with the team, helping for the other members. maybe it was his leadership abil- works out for him, that is a huge for Nov. 13, Jan. 8 and Feb. 5. man undecided, is thinking them get into the playoffs, and "He had a good way of just ity. Regardless, it seems the posi- bonus, but I think he is well on In addition to providing space about majoring in education and he could not. making us remember what he tion is perfect for him. his way to becoming a produc- for the curling team, the ice thought this would be a good While he could not be on the had gone through and showing His presence is felt in the lock- tive adult in society." arena facilitates intramural hock- learning experience. Golob ice, he helped the team out in a us a better way to look at er room. He can be leading the Price has had his ups and hopes she is doing some good ey and curling. Thad Long, assis- different way. things," said sophomore Stewart team by "yelling and screaming downs in his time at BG, but it for the students she is tutoring at Sophomore Doug Schueller has been a learning experience tant director of Intramurals and Nowosad. "1 can't recall if it got at one guy or the whole team, or the Glendale-Fielbach public remembers one time in particu- for him. He has learned to rely Sports Clubs, said the intramural us out (of the losing streak) or praising one guy or praising school. lar when Price walked into the not, but it definitely made me everybody." He also leads by on his friends. He has learned hockey season is already under- "The students get really excit- locker room the day after the car personally think. When I see him example. that hockey is not everything. way. ed when we get there (to the accident. A meeting was being up there on the ice and stuff, Price is a hard worker who "Hockey is just one small frac- schools)," Golob said. The arena also provides prac- held to discuss the accident, once in a while I will remember strives to give 110 percent. He tion of the world," Price said. "I University tutors travel to tice and game space for the among other things. Price when he makes comments about likes to set an example and hopes know that when it comes time to eight Toledo public schools via a Men's and Women's Club Hock- entered the locker room — not being able to go home on the his teammates will follow. hang up the blades then I am school bus twice a week for an ey Teams, both of which are weekend or not being able to go He is ready to take on this sea- going to have to get into the real hour tutoring session for seven banged up from the previous world. When it comes time it composed of University stu- weeks, McKee said. Students day's events. to the bar, that hockey is his life. son head first. With some dents, according to Sokall. who are participating in the LSL "If it was someone else, they That is all he really has, and 1 improvements coming from last won't hit me like a ton of bricks." It also houses BG's own figure will receive one credit hour per probably wouldn't have come to guess he is a good captain for season, the squad looks to be a Price has also realized how skating team. According to John semester for their tutoring their team the next day," that — because we want to play "surprise to a lot of people." important his teammates are to for him." This year the team is older — Bresnan, president of the group, efforts. The "class" can be taken Schueller said. "But he came. He him. His best experience here has was there. He just had a pres- With 18 players on the team the freshmen are older than the the Bowling Green Skating Team up to four semesters, McKee been being on the hockey team. said. ence. When he walked in people who were underclassmen, last sophomores, and all have experi- has a junior club that meets Sat- His teammates have become his "We would love to have felt bad for him. It was just so year was more about learning ence. In a way, the whole team is family at BG. urday mornings as well as an freshmen involved because they amazing that he came back so and gaining experience. When made up of veterans. "A lot of people who are not adult club that meets Thursday Price returned from his suspen- may have a need to make a dif- quick to the team after his acci- athletes don't know what it takes evenings. ference in their college educa- sion he was set on making a dif- dent." Living and learning and don't know what it is all Bresnan said that typically tion," McKee said. "And they Schueller also improved his ference. The 24-year old has grown up about being on a team," Price every other year Bowling Green have more time since they live game because of Price's help. He wanted to be with the a lot since the beginning of his said. "We are very close knit ... will put on an "Ice Horizons" on campus." During practices. Price would be team through the successes and career at BG. Three years can def- Bick is very pleased and it's like our own fraternity. I love show in the spring. A lounge on the ice and would go around the failures. He wanted to be the initely make a difference in a thinks it is marvelous what the guy to take the blame. every single one of those guys, area that can be rented out for Schueller while running drills. person's life. University students are doing "He is such a good player and "I want to be the hero and "1 have realized life is not a from my freshman year up. meetings, parties, etc. In addi- for the fourth graders at the he has such good one-on-one goat sort of thing," Price said. "1 big party," he said. "There is a lot When we get in the locker room tion, they have a smaller studio Toledo public schools. moves and things like that," just want to be in the middle of it more to life than hockey and par- it is just us, and no one else can "I can't say enough about ice rink that can be rented out all." rying. There is more out there. A interfere. I think that is incredi- how the BG students are helping Schueller said. "When he is on privately. the ice he makes you a better His inninr «a»Asnn i« nnw inst a !«-»» m^ro nnfinn* ' ble." The arena employs 11 full- an individual who wants to suc- ceed," Bick said. \l \l \1 \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \l \I M M U Al \l time staff members in addition For those students who wish to 20-30 students. to be a tutor for Spring semester, Delta Gamma Outlawed 1998 "We try to offer programs that visit 306 McFall to register. Enjoy the DCs Are Outlawed Once Again appeal to as wide a population "This is an opportunity for as possible," Sokall said. "We try BG students to try out new weekend! Kountry-girl King and Foul-Play Falor to accommodate everybody the skills," McGowan said. "It's a Nasty-Riding Nicholl and Mystery Man #3 best we possibly can." valuable learning experience." 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Cowboy-lovin Cara and Tough-as-beef-jerky Travisi CufFem up Colleen and Giddy-up Goekie Coffee Shop ....7:00 am. - Noon \i \i \r \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i \i w \i pa»re 6 The BG News Friday, November 6, 1998_ Kopp held in murder devastates case Nicaragua □ The man nicknamed □ Officials are over- were buried near this town in the"Atomic Dog" is northwest Nicaragua when the whelmed by the disas- crater lake of the Casitas Volcano questioned in the ter, and estimate at collapsed, sending a wall of killing of an abortion mud and debris onto villages least 7,000 are dead. below. doctor in New York. "It looked like a line of heli- The Associated Press copters flying really low and coming at us. You could see CHINANDKGA, Nicaragua houses, trees, everything being The Associated Press — Overwhelmed by death and i covered," said Ricardo Antonio chaos, officials in Central Amer- Garcia, a 23-year-old farmer • BUFFALO. NY. — A shadowy ica on Monday estimated more whose leg was amputated after figure with an apocalyptic nick- than 7,000 people died in floods name and a lengthy arrest record it was crushed in the mudslide. and mudslides triggered by Nicaraguan Vice President for anti-abortion activism may Hurricane Mitch. hold the key to the slaying of an Enrique Bolanos said the slide Upstate New York obstetrician- As Nicaraguan authorities apparently killed 1,000 to 1,500 gynecologist. here struggled to account for people and that some 600 other 1,500 people feared buried by a people died elsewhere in the : James Charles Kopp. 44. mudslide, Honduran President country. reportedly nicknamed the "Atomic Carlos Flores Facusse made an "We perhaps will never know Dog" In anti-abortion circles, was emotional appeal for interna- being sought for questioning in how many people died," he tional aid and announced he said. the Oct. 23 sniper death of Dr. was suspending constitutional Barnett Sleplan inside his subur- In Honduras, "more than liberties to combat looting. ban Amherst home. 5,000 people" probably died, "There are corpses every- Dimas Alonzo, operations chief • Authorities said Kopp's 1987 where, victims of landslides or for the National Emergency black Chevrolet Cavalier was spot- of the waters," the president Committee, told a local radio ted in Amherst in the weeks before said in a nationally broadcast station. He said the exact num- the 52-year-old abortion provider speech. "The most conservative was killed by a single rifle bullet ber would never be known. calculations of the dead are in Doctors said Monday that 10 pfter returning from synagogue the thousands, not in the hun- with his wife. Americans and another person dreds. were killed when a plane operat- '. An international manhunt that "I ask the international com- ed by the Living Water Teaching includes federal and state author- munity for human solidarity," Mission crashed Sunday in rains ities in the United States and Nine-year-old Yolanda Ortiz holds her brother, Esteben, in Nicaragua. Yolanda and her family he said. Canada was focused on Kopp. but were left homeless when their home was swept away by the Guasarle river. The same was true across the law enforcement officials said he border: as many as 1,500 people l See OFFICIALS, page ten. Is not considered a suspect In the fnurder. "Mr. Kopp is not a subject of this Investigation and Is sought lor Information he may be in Iraq blames Washington for crisis receipt of." FBI Special Agent ^emard Tolbert said Wednesday. fWe don't have any idea where he □ The Baghdad "The ball right now should be The ball right now should be in the secretary-general's court in the secretary-general's court Ambassador wants a ; The FBI released a 1997 photo because he is the man who has the trust of Iraq, and he should because he is the man who has of Kopp. who is listed as a St. review to have be also the man who has the trust of the Security Council," the trust of Iraq, and he should Albans. Vt.. resident, and asked sanctions lifted. be also the man who has the for the public's help in locating trust of the Security Council," him. Nizar Hamdoon Hamdoon said. Annan played a key role in In the northwest Vermont town The Associated Press Baghdad's Ambassador to the United States of Swanton. about 10 miles from defusing the last major crisis UNITED NATIONS — Iraq St Albans. investigators searched President Clinton left open imposed shortly after Iraqi States and its allies the green with Iraq, which flared in Febru- a two-story, brown farmhouse for blamed the United States on the possibility of a military forces invaded Kuwait in 1990. light for military action. ary when the Iraqis refused to let Monday for forcing Baghdad to about two hours Wednesday. They response to Baghdad's In Baghdad, Iraq's Parliament The Security Council sent a inspectors enter the Iraqi presi- Refused to say whether they were sever contact with arms inspec- announcement Saturday that it unanimously endorsed the gov- dent's palaces and other sensi- tors by blocking any reference to letter Friday to U.N. Secretary- looking for Kopp or evidence about was cutting off all dealings with ernment's decision to halt the General Kofi Annan outlining tive sites. Annan flew to Bagh- jjlcpian's death, the first fatality In lifting sanctions in a review of dad and reached an agreement U.N. weapons inspectors. He work of U.N. arms inspectors, the framework of a "comprehen- Jive sniper shootings of abortion Iraqi compliance with UN. reso- with the Iraqis allowing inspec- sent Defense Secretary William and Deputy Prime Minister sive review" of Iraq's compli- •doctors in upstate New York and lutions. tions to resume. Cohen on Monday to consult Tariq Aziz branded the monitors ance with U.N. resolutions. •Canada in the past four years. Nizar Hamdoon, Baghdad's with European and Persian Gulf as a "threat to Iraqi security." But Annan's spokesman Fred But the letter did not meet Investigators also refused to ambassador to the United allies, saying "no options are off The comments by Iraqi offi- Eckhard stressed that Annan Iraq's demand that a review ;discuss a report that a Vermont Nations, said Iraq still wants a the table." cials came as Security Council would follow the Security Coun- should mention the possibility of Snan with ties to the anti-abortion "comprehensive review" that "Saddam Hussein's latest members begin discussions on a cil's instructions in trying to lifting sanctions. And when movement was seen jogging near offers the prospect that sanctions refusal to cooperate with the draft resolution that would reit- resolve the current crisis. ^Slepian's home the morning of the will be lifted or eased if the Secu- international weapons inspec- erate, in a legally binding docu- Baghdad received "the political "It is primarily the council's •slaying. rity Council finds Saddam Hus- tors is completely unaccept- ment, the council's demand that message" that the United States responsibility," he said. "He Kopp's sister. Anne Rodgers of sein's government has eliminat- able," Clinton said shortly after Iraq reverse its decision. was responsible for blocking any does not see it as a matter of his Newark. Del., said her brother is ed its weapons of mass destruc- meeting with Cohen and his The sticking point, council reference, it responded by ban- credibility." •prepared to go to Jail for his cause. tion. other top national security aides. sources said, would be whether ning all dealings with U.N. Annan met Butler on Monday weapons inspectors, Hamdoon ; "If society wants to lock him "I think the ball is in the Secu- Richard Butler, the chief U.N. the council would simply repeat and was told that technicians said. tup. he has already paid the price rity Council and the secretary- arms inspector, called the deci- its statement Saturday that Iraq from the U.N. Special Commis- Sin his mind." she told the Burling- general's court," he said in an sion the "worst confrontation" was in flagrant violation of U.N. The Iraqi ambassador called sion, which is charged with elim- Ston (Vt.) Free Press. interview with The Associated by Iraq with the United Nations resolutions or was in "material on the secretary-general to inating Iraq's weapons of Press and Dow Jones since the end of the 1991 Gulf breach" of the resolutions — lan- become personally involved in destruction, were being allowed ; Eric Kenny, who owns the Newswires. house where Kopp lived, said the War. The sanctions were guage that could give the United attempts to resolve the crisis. to keep surveillance equipment. tenant was "Just very against Abortion. He was Involved in the right-to-life movement a few years ;o when they did a lot of picket- Man testifies against Kenny said Kopp worked In accomplice in racial murder onstruction and wanted to lecome a Roman Catholic priest. □ The trial resumes in "white cross" before the murder. said Cressell told him before John- "He's not the sort of guy to The trial was to resume today. son was dragged Into the woods in shoot someone." he told the a racially-charged The slaying outraged black Jury 1997. feurltngton newspaper. murder where a man leaders nationally and prompted Ceparano pleaded guilty to the the Justice Department to Investi- killing in May and was sentenced j The warrant obtained Wednes- was burned and gate whether it was a racially to life in prison In exchange for his fay enables authorities to arrest beheaded. motivated hate crime. Attorney testimony against Cressell. He fopp and bring him to western General Janet Reno will wait until Insisted he didn't commit the Hew York, where he would be Virginia finishes its prosecution crime but conceded there was directed to provide evidence. U.S. enough evidence to convict him. The Associated Press before deciding whether to pursue ^ttorney Denlse O'Donnell said. federal charges. Cressell, 37, faces a possible "After that he should normally INDEPF.NDENCE. Va. - By the The 40-year-old Johnson was death sentence If convicted. 6e released." she said. time the sheriff arrived at 6 a.m.. already drunk when he hopped In Ceparano told Jurors that Cres- the body of Carnett P. Johnson Jr. a car with two white friends. Louis sell asked him to help carry John- » Kopp. who has been arrested In was still smoldering and the black fpur states since 1990 for protest- Ceparano and Hazel Louise Ander- son outside. He said he lost his handyman's head lay in a freshly son, at a convenience store, footing, dropped Johnson's feet tig abortion, first surfaced as far dug hole. Jway as the West Coast. according to pretrta) testimony. and Instead went back Inside to How the easygoing ex-marine They bought beer and drove to mix another drink and smoke a • In a 1986 lawsuit, a 26-year - died has been known since the Ceparano's trailer home where cigarette. f Id woman claimed workers at a killing on a cool night more than a Emmett Cressell Jr. and his girl- "I thought It was Just fooling San Francisco clinic offering free year ago: He was doused with friend, Christy Harden. Joined around." Ceparano said. pregnancy tests forced her to view gasoline, burned alive and them. It was Ms. Hardens 21st Ceparano said he had con- slides of aborted fetuses before beheaded. birthday. sumed so much alcohol, tranquil providing results. A James Kopp As the racially charged trial Ceparano. 43. told Jurors that Izers and anti-depressants that he was listed as a director of the clln- opened Monday. Jurors were told the party had been good-natured could not remember what hap- by a man who pleaded guilty to the before Cressell. who is also white, pened next. '• The Rev. Robert Schenk. who savage attack that it was provoked called Johnson a party pooper for Ms. Anderson recalled things in lielped organize the massive simply because Johnson had passing out. more detail. She testified that Associated Pre.. 1 Spring of Life" abortion protests passed out at a party. Another wit- "Let's take him outside and tie Cressell pulled Johnson off a iji Buffalo In 1992. said he was ness, however, described hearing a him up to a tree and let the wild couch by his shirt collar and used Emmett Cressell Jr. It led out of the Grayson County Court- unfamiliar with Kopp. racial epithet and references to a animals get to him," Ceparano a racial epithet. house in Independence, VA, after the defense rested in his trial.

* Friday, November 6, 1998 The BG News page 7 Ground beef recalled in 33 states □ No illnesses have been meat might contain a deadly strain of E. ure, severe anemia, clotting problems "The vast majority of this product is A USDA spokesman said meat sam- reported yet, but potential coli. and, in some cases, coma and death. further processed by restaurants and ples were being tested today and that a No illnesses have been reported by Mickelson said 71 retail, food service grocers before it's sold to consumers," formal recall notification was expected. Mickelson said today. sickness and complications customers who ate the meat, said Gary and distribution customers bought the Affected states are Alabama, Califor- from the contaminated meat Mickelson, a spokesman for the meat- fine and coarsely ground beef, sold in Although the U.S. Department of nia, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illi- vacuum-packaged tubes. The recall does Agriculture was still testing the meat, packing giant IBP Inc. nois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, are very serious. not include any prepackaged fresh or the company decided Wednesday after- IBP officials said Wednesday a sam- frozen beef patties. noon to recall 556,226 pounds "out of an Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, ple of beef taken Oct. 22 from its Dakota Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Missis- About 7 percent went directly to con- abundance of caution," Mickelson said. City plant was tested by a distributor The Associated Press sumers, sold in generic retail tubes Mickelson declined to specify which sippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, before being sent to a supermarket and labeled "Ground Beef (20 percent fat)" restaurants or distributors were affect- New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Okla- OMAHA, Neb. — More than half a found to be tainted with E. coli 0157:H7. or "Ground Beef (27 percent fat)" with ed. IBP said the bacteria presented no homa, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Ten- million pounds of ground beef in 33 Complications associated with the the product code: EST 245C danger as long as the meat was thor- nessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washing- slates have been recalled because the 0157:H7 strain can lead to kidney fail- SELL/FREEZE BY NOV 09 B. oughly cooked. ton, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

"It has memories of every time he would go overseas into combat, on his last Consumer spending launching a long time ago, and then this. I didn't know he was going to give it to healthy in October me, so it was a really, very touching moment." Annie Glenn □ October sales are entire month." after her husband gave her a pack of gum The Labor Department report- mixed and discounters ed that the nation's employers are strong. added 116,000 positions to their payrolls in October, suggesting U.S. economic growth is slowing. The Associated Press The figure was at least 80,000 NEW YORK — Uncertainty smaller than most economists about the slowing economy and were predicting. September's volatile stock market didn't stall payroll increase was revised to consumer spending in October, 157,000, up from an earlier esti- mate of 69,000. with many of the nation's retail- ers today reporting healthy sales The figures were scheduled for release Friday morning, but gains for the month. were inadvertently posted today Even with October's gains on the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported by major chain stores, site on the Internet. They were many merchants still remain cau- confirmed by Bill Parks, a special tious with their expectations for assistant to BLS Commissioner the upcoming holiday season, Katharine G. Abraham. especially given the fickleness of Wal-Mart, the nation's largest consumers today. retailer, reported sales from "For the first time in five stores open at least a year rose 7.7 years, many retailers aren't say- percent from a year earlier, while ing this is going to be a great total sales were up 13.5 percent. Christmas," said Jeffrey Feiner, Sales from stores open at least a managing director at Lehman year, known as same-store sales, Brothers Inc. "But it's premature are considered the most accurate to say exactly what will happen." measure of a retailer's strength. Retailers were experiencing Other retailers' reports: one of their best years in recent —Sears: Same-store sales history until late summer, when down 1.9 percent, total sales global economic and political down 1.4 percent. turmoil began to slow the U.S. —Kmart: Same-store sales up economy, sent the stock market 4 percent, total sales up 4.3 per- plunging and dampened con- cent. sumer confidence. —J.C. Penney: Same-store After a steep decline on Wall department store sales down 2.8 Street the first week of the percent, same-store sales at Eck- month, many anticipated a disas- erd drugstores up 10.7 percent, trous October. Sentiment total sales up 4.8 percent. improved as stocks surged at —Dayton Hudson: Same-store midmonth. The Dow Jones sales up 2.3 percent, total sales industrial average finished Octo- up 6.8 percent. ber with its biggest one-month —Federated: Same-store sales gain since January 1987. down 1.9 percent, total sales "The consumer was not in the down 2.7 percent. negative mood in October that —May Department Stores: many had expected," said Walter Same-store sales up 2.8 percent, Loeb, who runs the retail con- total sales up 6.5 percent. sulting firm Loeb Associates. —Limited: Same-store sales memories "Yes, everyone felt poor at the up 3 percent, total sales down 5 beginning of the month, but that percent. had relatively little to do with —Gap: Same-store sales up 18 how the consumer spent for the percent, total sales up 40 percent. Glenn gave his wife a pack State regulators set of gum just before take-off J The gesture brought two children, David and Lyn. met with reporters Thursday for the rules for area codes back sentimental first time since the nine-day memories for Annie space shuttle flight began. They □ The Public Utilities urb of Parma objected to their city said that he looks happier than being split between the old 216 Glenn. they have ever seen him and that Commission voted on area code and the new 440, and he has the effervescence of a a new procedure. people in the counties around child, especially in the e-mail he Columbus argued over who would The Associated Press has sent them from Discovery. stay in 614 and who would move to 740 with most of southeastern "He is really like a kid." Mrs. The Associated Press SPACE CENTER. Houston — Ohio. The night before he rocketed away Glenn. 78. said of her husband of COLUMBUS - State utilities "We found ourselves In the mid- last week, John Glenn gave his 55 years. "He looks like a young regulators figure that If they're dle of complaints," explained Com- sweetheart a pack of chewing man. you know what I mean? He going to take the heat for the way missioner Ronda IIUI1III.UI Fergus. gum. a gesture that brought tears looks great. He's not 77." area codes are divided up. they "In every Instance it all boiled to her eyes and memories of 36 Dr. David Glenn. 52, who ini- might as well take a more active down to horrible process." years ago, when the dashing tially opposed his father returning role In the process. In both cases this year, the tele- young astronaut called from the to space, said he hasn't worried The Public Utilities Commission phone companies were urging launch p;.'l to say he was "Just about him since last Thursday's of Ohio voted manlmously Thurs- quick action from the commission going down to the corner to get launeh — which, by the way. was day to lay out a new procedure for because they were nearly out of chewing gum." "really scary." He said: "I'll feel a dealing with the Increasing need to available numbers, she added. At whole lot better when he's back divvy up the state's telephone the same time, local officials com- During the past week. Annie Associated Press Photo Glenn has carried that pack of on Earth." numbers. plained they were never notified of gum everywhere in a pocket over Currently, the telephone com- the impending change. His mother and sister. Lyn. 51. Annie Glenn holds the pack of gum her husband gave her Under the new system, the her heart. The whole family — couldn't agree more. minutes before he went back to space. Before his first trip to panies that serve a part of the grandsons included — will chew state that Is running out of avail- PUCO will begin planning for a "All I can tell you is I feel 100 space, he told her he was just going to the corner for gum. able numbers determine the change two years before It expects the pieces once the world's oldest space traveler returns to Earth on percent better than I did one week boundaries of the old area code to run out of telephone numbers In ago at this time. I was scared. I with his wife by radio an hour asked by reporters if there might Saturday. and the new one created to meet a particular area code. Industry was really excited for John." before liftoff that day while hying be a third space flight in her hus- the Increased demand from fax experts and PUCO staffs then will That was the last thing he Glenn's wife said. "But now I can on his back Inside Friendship 7. band's future. The only trip in his machines, cellular phones, auto- seek out comments from affected handed me. That was the last say day after tomorrow I'm going "It's a long time there on the immediate future, she said, will mated teller machines and other communities and come up with a thing." Mrs. Glenn said Thursday, to be able to touch him. That's entail "taking at least five days high-tech communication devices. set of options. Finally, there will be pulling out the gum. "It has mem- very, very special to me." ground for them to wait. But we're The PUCO has always had to public hearings before a final plan ories of every time he would go doing a lot of good work up here," alone In our car as Mr. and Mrs. In a crew news conference 1 approve the final product but gen- Is chosen. overseas into combat, on his last said Glenn, the first geriatric test John Glenn." 1/2 hours later. Glenn acknowl- erally stayed out of the process. Customers also would have at launching a long time ago, and subject in space. Mrs. Glenn "As far as I'm concerned." she least six months to use either the edged that he misses his wife and That was fine for the Industry's then this. I didn't know he was "knows that and appreciates the said, "there are going to be no needs, but customers, businesses old or new area code before a the rest of the family, but would- going to give it to me, so It was a n't mind another week in orbit. more other flights." and local government officials switch to the new one was manda- really, very touching moment." purpose of what we're doing here. often complained about being left tory. The last time he flew, as the So we'll be home shortly. Just a David Glenn said If his father out of the process. This year, Ameritech, Ohio's largest local "I can hardly wait to chew It," first American to orbit the Earth couple more days." even thinks about going back up, protests dared up near Cleveland telephone company, has no objec- she said, smiling. on Feb. 20. 1962, he spent a he plans to tell him: "Forget It, and in Central Ohio. tion to the new plan, said Kim Nor- Mrs. Glenn and the couple's scant five hours aloft. He talked Mrs. Glenn was adamant when Dad.' And less politely, probably." Residents of the Cleveland sub- ris, spokeswoman. page 8 The BG News Friday, November 6, 1998 Authors bring life, meaning to literary works □ The creative writing department George Looney, editor of the Mid-American Gary Lutz, also a fiction writer, is scheduled to Along with authors, poets will also speak Review and coordinator of the series. "The authors read on Nov. 13. His fascination with words and throughout the Series. Larissa Szporluk, Kathy is sponsoring a reading series to will read works that have sometimes not been pub- what can be done with them led him to his writing Fagan and Stephen Dunn will be at the University give students a chance to hear a lished yet, and the students will hear them for the career. He used the words "concentrated" and at various times throughout the spring semester. variety of literary works. very first time." "intense" to describe his writing. What can a student expect when he lirst attends A small committee is put together each year to Lutz's "Stories in the Worst Way," is a collection a reading? After an introduction of the author, the decide on which authors will speak. of short stories interconnected by their themes of writer will read selections from his published By AMYJO L. BROWN "We sit down and begin throwing out names of alienation and despair. However, he also noted works or he may read some new material. When he people we'd like to see," Looney said. "Then we that his stories are not plot driven, but rather, finishes, students may ask him questions. The BG News find out who's available." sketches of characters. Providing students with an opportunity to hear Curling up to read good books takes on a new This year's program will feature Rick Moody, The third speaker of the series is Wendall Mayo. the written words of professional writers inter- meaning as their authors take the words off the who will arrive in March. Moody's novel "The Ice Mayo is not only the director of the Creative Writ- preted by the writer and to ask questions of the page and bring them to life. Storm" was turned into a movie starring Kevin ing Department, but he is also a writer. His interest authors is invaluable experience for any student The creative writing department is sponsoring a Kline and Sigourney Weaver. in writing stemmed from his love of reading. interested in writing. reading series that will bring well-known authors Evenson, author of the short story collections "I wanted to write like the writers I read," Mayo All the writers encourage students to experience to the University throughout the year. "Altmannis Tongue" and "Din of Celestial Birds" said. at least one reading. "A reading is not like listening to your grand- will begin the series tonight in Prout Chapel at Mayo uses his writing to discover new things. "You'll gain something in the quality of the mother read," said Brian Evenson, the author 7:30. For example, one of his books is about Russia dur- voice and the interpretation of the work that you scheduled to speak tonight as the first part of the Evenson describes his writing as "formally care- ing the Cold War. Mayo traveled to Russia and has can't get by just reading," Evenson said. reading series. "It's like watching a performance." ful." He says it has moments of violence with spent his past six summers visiting and talking to George Looney added that readings not only The department is very proud of their tradition humorous elements included, similar to black the Russian people in order to write his novel. allow students to see a variety of approaches to of giving students the opportunity to hear modem, comedy. He has published four books which all Mayo's other books illustrate his broad inter- writing, but also give them the opportunity to see award-winning authors and poets. confront the notion of violence. His most recent ests. One follows the generations of one family contemporary work being done today. "The reading series gives students the opportu- book focuses on child abuse within religious set- while another is a collection of literary horror sto- "Stop by a reading and check it out," Looney nity to see what is being written right now," said tings. said. MITCH CLC hosts discussion Continued from page four. □ A migrant panel versity students know about the Viola Gomez, a panelist and by desperate hunger and thirst. The U.S. Coast Guard said C-47 cargo plane operated by the exploitation migrant workers director of the Primadora Pro- "There was no food, no water Monday it had searched a Col- Living Water Teaching Mission, voices concerns over face. gram at Rural Opportunities, and a lot of disease, a lot of orado-sized section of the airport officials in Guatemala exploitation. The seven panel members Inc. (ROI) talked about the dan- death," the 33-year-old Ortiz Caribbean for 31 people missing said. The plane went down near were from throughout Ohio. gers involved in farm work. As a said. "We needed to get out of since Oct. 27 aboard a 282-foot the town of San Andreas Xecul, Two members from the Bowling migrant worker, she fractured there." schooner, the Fantome, operated 60 miles west of Guatemala City, By SARAH DELANEY Green are include David Garcia, her back while picking crops They headed to Chichigalpa, by Windjammer Barefoot Tours as it was pelted by rain. The BG News Assistant Director of Admissions when she was pregnant. Many six miles away, where doctors of Miami. Given the widening scope of at the University and Bellanira other migrant workers are attended to survivors in an ele- A plane crash in western the disaster, the Red Cross Vega, a University senior. exposed to harmful pesticides mentary school. Guatemala blamed on the rem- tripled its appeal Monday to $7.4 Students from the Chapman Each panelist spoke about while picking in the fields, but Among the casualties in other nants of Mitch killed 11 people, million to help those hit by Learning Community (CLC) the effects of this exposure are their own experiences as well as Central American countries. El 10 of them Americans bringing Mitch. hosted a panel discussion at St. not widely known. their work with the migrant Salvador listed 174 dead, 96 emergency aid, and injured President Clinton said the Thomas More Gymnasium enti- Each panelist included community. The CLC students missing and 27,000 homeless. another seven U.S. citizens Sun- U.S. government was providing tled "Issues Concerning Migrant improving education on the facilitated the entire discussion Guatemala reported 100 storm- day, doctors said. $2 million in food, medicine, and Seasonal Farm Workers." plight of the migrant workers on related deaths. Mexico reported Bad weather and lack of radar which was attended by both water and other emergency relief The students, part of Loma their agenda. They also recom- may have caused the crash of the supplies. Gonsalves-Pinto's Ethnic Studies University students and commu- mended ways in which Univer- class, are studying Mexican- nity members. The audience sity students can get involved to Americans and the migrant was able to ask questions follow- help the migrant and seasonal experience. ing the discussion. farm workers. All

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-™ Saudi millionaire indicted V* □ A record reward is that charges bin Laden and ciates tried to obtain components But he conceded that the $5 Muhammad Atef. the alleged mili- of nuclear and chemical weapons. million reward — the largest ever i offered for the capture tary commander of the terrorist U.S. Attorney Maiy Jo White offered by the State Department — v "^ 1 | of Osama bin Laden. organization, with murder and said bin Laden kept increasing his and everything the FBI could do conspiracy in the bombings. They hateful rhetoric until February, might not be enough to track down ^^* also offered a record S5 million when he directed Muslims 'to kill bin Laden, who is believed to be reward for bin Laden's capture. If Americans anywhere in the world living in Afghanistan. 11 The Associated Press convicted, the two men could be they can be found." "There's no doubt he has the NEW YORK — Federal prosecu- sentenced to death. "In a greater sense, all of the resources to stay hidden." Schiliro 1 The indictment also outlines said. "He's a man of resources." tors believe there were few limits to citizens of the world are also vic- where Osama bin Laden went to the wide and unnerving scope of tims whenever and wherever the Prosecutors also said bin expand his campaign of terror bin Laden's alleged Influence. cruel and cowardly acts of interna- Laden's organization acted not If M against Americans. For example, the indictment tional terrorism strike." White only on its own but through other terrorist organizations operating m li The exiled Saudi millionaire claims that his group, al Qaeda, said. "And it is up to the authori- trained militants who killed 18 ties of the world to respond vigor- under Its umbrella. centered his operation in Sudan t w U.S. soldiers in Mogadishu, Soma- ously and unrelentingly to such Those other organizations 0 " but allegedly set up cells in Kenya. lia. It also allegedly forged terrorist acts." Tanzania, the United Kingdom and allegedly were Al Jihad, an Egypt- alliances with Iran, with the based Islamic group once led by even the United States. Prosecu- Three co-defendants — National Islamic Front in Sudan Mohamed Sadeek Odeh, Mohamed Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman. and a tors say he made deals with like- and with an Iranian terrorist Rashed Daoud Al-'Owhali and number of Al Jihad groups in minded groups in Iran. Egypt. group, Hezbollah. Wadih el Hage. a Texan — arc other countries, including Sudan, jtf *■ Saudi Arabia. Yemen and Somalia. Bin Laden's influence even jailed in New York and have plead- Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Yemen and Federal agents for weeks have reached an office in the New York ed innocent. Another defendant is Somalia. 1 suspected bin Laden of master- a fugitive. m 1 City borough of Brooklyn that Abdel-Rahman is serving a life minding the August bombings of aided refugees from the war in nrr.i-mjTTTr Lewis D. Schiliro. assistant sentence in the United States for the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Afghanistan in the 1980s, prose- director of the FBI's New York conspiring to blow up New York Tanzania, which killed 224 people, cutors said. office, said the terrorists were landmarks including the United The While House announced that Osama bin Laden and including 12 Americans. The indictment contained other being tracked down by the largest Nations and plotting to murder Muhammad Atef were indicted for the Aug. 7,1996 U.S. Prosecutors on Wednesday chilling allegations: It said that as contingent of agents his agency Egyptian President Hosni Embassy bombing in Africa. unsealed a 238-count Indictment early as 1993. bin Laden and asso- had ever sent abroad. Mubarak. Robbers finally pay for largest heist in History □ The Trench Coat Robbers are tomers outside continued to use the ATM without Jobs. man told her: "If you don't cooperate. you'U be coming noticing anything wrong. The prosecution is expected to wind up its case this with us. If you do what you're told, you'll go home caught after several robberies In a federal courtroom here. Ms. Prentice and other week. tonight." totaling up to 8 million. government witnesses described the last big haul by U.S. Attorney Kate Pflaumer described the Trench She. Ms. Prentice and a third teller were ques- the Trench Coat Robbers — two men who for 15 years Coat Robbers as pros who spent weeks casing their tioned closely about the workings of the alarm sys- made crime pay very well. targets. Both were master lock picks and had a full set tem, tied with plastic cuffs and told to shut their eyes. The Associated Press The FBI contends Ray Lewis Bowman. 50. of of master keys for Chryslers, their preferred getaway Ms. Johnson said that as she sobbed in fear, she Parkvtlle. Mo., and his partner, William Arthur Kirk- cars. heard one man say, "Look at all that money." The haul TACOMA. Wash. — Odd, Kathleen Prentice weighed 355 pounds. thought, as she and another bank employee were patrick. 57. of Hovland. Minn., stole $8 million in 28 They struck Just before banks opened or closed, locking up the cash at the end of the day: There robberies dating to 1982. The crimes, some of which quickly tying up tellers and rifling vaults and expertly For all the Trench Coat Robbers' precision, it was shouldn't be a man in the vault. are beyond the statute of limitations, took place in 17 evading alarms. small acts of carelessness — waving cash around, Stranger still, the man said he was with the FBI Western and Midwestern states. For the most part, the jobs were slickly done: in falling behind on a storage bill, speeding — that ulti- and had come for the money. He showed no ID. And Bowman is on trial in connection with the Seaflrst and out quickly, no fingerprints, minimal violence — mately led to the two arrests. what kind of FBI agent enters a bank wearing a base- robbery as well as holdups in Des Moines. Iowa: Sag- though a teller was shot in a 1983 holdup, and dur- In 1996, the IRS got a tip that Kirkpatrick and his ball cap. big sunglasses, gloves and a trench coat? inaw. Mich.; Portland. Ore.; and West Carrollton. ing a Las Vegas heist the robbers exchanged shots girlfriend had paid $183,000 in cash for a custom- As his partner rounded up another employee In the Ohio. Kirkpatrick will stand trial later, in Minnesota. with police and took a hostage. built log home in Minnesota. lobby, the man whose presence had so baffled the Bowman, who was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in Descriptions of the Trench Coat Robbers were In 1997, Bowman failed to pay a bill at a Missouri bank staff felt compelled to explain the obvious: This prison earlier this year for illegally possessing gun vague: two middle-aged men, one short, one tall, usu- storage company. When an auctioneer found guns Is a robbery." silencer parts, could get an additional 25 years if con- ally in trench coats and often wearing disguises such inside, federal agents were called in. In the next 90 minutes, the man and his similarly victed in Tacoma. as wigs and fake moustaches. That same year, a Nebraska state trooper pulled clad accomplice would drain the Seaflrst Bank branch Both he and Kirkpatrick have denied any wrongdo- Seaflrst employee Rachel Johnson said the two Kirkpatrick over for doing 7 mph above the limit. in suburban Lakewood of $4,461,681 — what real FBI ing. Defense attorney Peter Camiel said that Bowman were businesslike and terrifying. She testified she was Inside his car. police found four pistols, ski masks, agents say was the most ever taken in an American does not match witnesses' descriptions and that there gently ushered by a robber Into a vault where cash phony police badges, locksmith tools and $1.8 million bank robbery. The Job was so professional that cus- is no physical evidence linking him to any of the bank was counted. There, the man she identified as Bow- in cash. ^^~><^MJ~:~J^M5M5^~:":~J^^ ^^tri********************************

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Center tor Environmental Pregame • 11 a.m. LIVE Programs and Kick off - Noon LIVE your Campus Recycling Program .On-The-Line Sports Talk JX Company Miller, 1996 Living J\ in the Environment Reynolds Road More Games Than Any Other College Station Toledo, OH 43615 88.1 FM, WBGU EEO/AA (1 mile north of Airport Hwy.) page 10 The BG News Friday, November 6, 199*- Violence worries Santa Monica Walkout results in uncertainty community families, police □ The ABC walkout ABC used management game between the Philadelphia has 2,200 off-camera employees and non-union per- Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys. □ Residents, police weeks. Most recently, a homeless by Los Angeles and there's going to sonnel to fill In. but Monday's About two dozen union members man was found Sunday, beaten to be a spill-over effect." said IX. Gary employees unclear. walkout still resulted in technical delayed traffic by picketing in clamp down as death on the beach. Gallinot. a police spokesman. "No glitches in news programs, a front of an entrance to a main "People are shaking their heads community can be an island." shutdown of two soap operas and parking lot at Veterans Stadium violence continues. In the most recent killing, a 46- The Associated Press a traffic-snarling picket line out- in Philadelphia. No arrests were thinking. What's going on?" said side a football stadium. Frank Gruber. a member of the year-old homeless man from Boul- reported. NEW YORK IAP) — The 2,200 Subtle effects of the walkout ABC canceled a planned The Associated Press city Planning Commission and a der, Colo., was allegedly beaten to off-camera employees of ABC who death by two other transients fol- were visible to viewers of "Good pregame show segment that was resident since 1983. walked off their jobs in a one-day Morning America": On-air per- to originate from Baltimore. SANTA MONICA. Calif. —Kevin This city of 86.500 is known for lowing an argument. Much of the strike over health benefits were Daly and his family loved to kick attention, however, has been sonnel looked into the wrong Other than that, there was little its palm-lined beach and famous uncertain whether they would be camera, and a camera was briefly Impact obvious to viewers. around the soccer ball at night, pier. Popular night spots like the focused on gangs. able to return to work today as right up until last week when two Tom Hayden. a state lawmaker visible on the set. The union said Half of the 2.200 strikers were Third Street Promenade are planned. Incorrect graphics were aired, based In New York, with the rest brothers were shot to death not far packed on the weekends with and former resident, and other The network said the camera from his 9-year-old daughter's community leaders have been try- though Hoover said such mis- in Los Angeles. Washington. thousands of people visiting Its operators, couriers and other takes are made "every day." Chicago and San Francisco. They school. ing to organize a truce between employees would be locked out "I don't know how to explain it upscale restaurants, pool halls warring gangs in Santa Monica "You could definitely see the include camera operators, desk and bars. until they promise to give ABC difference In the quality of the assistants, couriers and the 75- to myself." Daly said. "It's no more and Culver City. warning of future strikes. dangerous than two years ago. but But In poorer areas, gang-relat- Police have beefed up patrols show," said Joseph Clark, a strik- person crew for the football game. "We cannot and will not allow ing technician. In the middle of a flat field with ed violence has spilled over from throughout the city. Authorities The union, which has been nearby Venice. Mar Vista and Cul- our programming to be held New York tapings of "One Life without a contract since March nobody around but a bunch of are keeping closer track of alleged hostage to sneak attacks by the to Live" and "All My Children" young guys, are we Just tempting ver City. gang members and parole condi- 1997. accuses ABC and its par- There was Just one homicide union." ABC spokeswoman Julie were canceled. Since the show ent, the Walt Disney Co., of con- fate?" tions. Hoover said. last year and four In 1996. So far On Halloween, the streets were tapes weeks In advance, the one- cealing rates for health care ser- Residents clutch their children Members of the National Asso- day disruption will not be noticed a bit more tightly and think twice this year, there have been nine. flooded with 170 officers, probably vices that Disney wants the union ciation of Broadcast Employees by viewers, Hoover said. to accept. The union filed a com- before walking to the corner gro- Police believe four of those were the highest at any one time in and Technicians offered not to A replacement crew worked plaint with the National Labor cery at night. A wave of violence in gang-related retaliatory attacks. department history. Previously, strike again on the health Issue, a "When you live In an urban set- about 40 officers patrolled the city ABC's broadcast of Monday Relations Board over the sum- Santa Monica has grown worse, proposal rejected by ABC. night's National Football League with six slayings in the past three ting like we do. we're surrounded on a typical shift. MITCH

Continued from page one. Guatemala. "Our first priority is literally attacked several houses. beside him was so badly injured spokesman Capt. Milton San- Flores Facusse said "the to save lives," said Chiquita All four bridges across the Rio she could not move. "When she doval said. President Steve Warshaw. "We Choluteca, which splits the city in Guatemala. At least 100 peo- floods and landslides erased asked me for water, I would The international Red Cross ple have died in that country due from the map many villages and have had several thousand peo- of 800,000 people, were damaged drink some and give it to her on Monday tripled its appeal for households as well as whole ple stranded on rooftops." and remained out of service from my mouth." to Mitch. assistance to those hit by Mitch neighborhoods of cities. AP photographer Victor Monday. By the time rescuers finally The US. Coast Guard said it to $7.4 million. has searched a Colorado-sized "We have before us a panora- Caivano, who visited Guanaja, Many victims have waited arrived Sunday, three of the section of the Caribbean for 31 ma of death, desolation and ruin said only 10 of the 146 houses in days without aid. injured had died. But the 3-year- In Washington, President people missing since Tuesday throughout the national territo- the town of Mangrove Bight In Chinandega, about 50 miles old girl survived. Clinton said the U.S. government aboard a 282-foot tour schooner, ry," the president said. there survived the storm, which northwest of the Nicaraguan Miguel Rostran Laguna, 42, was providing $2 million in food, the Fantome, operated by Wind- He announced a "state of hovered over the island for two capital of Managua, Garcia said who was in a hospital bed beside medicine, water and other emer- jammer Barefoot Tours of Miami. exception" suspending constitu- days. The island, where flowers relatives pulled him from the Garcia, said that from the door of gency relief supplies. Many parts of Honduras tional liberties to help officials once abounded, was a desolate debris after the mudslide Friday. the shack, "All you could see "We'll be looking at what else remained cut off almost a week fight looting and vandalism. gray, with naked sticks of trees He and 40 others were taken to a was mud where the village had we can do," Clinton said. after Mitch barreled into the Bay The president said 70 percent jutting out of the mud. one-room, hilltop shack over- been. Nothing is left of Rolando At least one rescue effort led Island of Guanaja with 180 mph of the nation's crops had been Floodwaters receded in the looking the village of Rolando Rodriguez." winds. The storm pounded destroyed. Chiquita Brands Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa Rodriguez. It was unclear how many resi- to additional deaths: the mayor across the isthmus, dropping up International Inc. announced on Monday, but some residents "We thought that help would dents of Rolando Rodriguez and of the Honduran capital and to 25 inches of rain in a six-hour from its headquarters in Cincin- carried machetes and guns come but it never did," Garcia nearby villages had escaped. By three others died Sunday in a period. It was still bringing rain nati that its plantations had suf- because of reports that looters said. early Monday, soldiers had helicopter crash while surveying Monday to southern Mexico and fered massive damage. with automatic rifles had He said a 3-year-old girl found 360 bodies, army flood damage. BOSU FOOTBALL vs AKRON TOMORROW AT NOON IN THE DOYT All students get in free with valid BGSU ID GET AN EARLY SPOT TO TAILGATE

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Won't get James Eldred and Beck's long-awaited new Dimitri Tong offer Page N-l album Mutations finds different opinions on the The BG News foolecU mm the eclectic artist defying new PlayStation Friday, All right, let's have a quick expectations once again. game Metal Gear Solid. November 6,1998 head count. One ... two... fif- Entertainment Editor teen thousand, three-hundred NEW MUSIC VIDEO GAMES John Wenzel and forty-two. 372-2603 But I thought... wasn't ►>- N-2 * N-4 someone supposed to have died last weekend? Something about Little Bo Peep or some sheep? Simply being a living and breathing carbon-based organ- ism last week on the sunny, ever-bucolic campus of BGSU Parents' Weekend '98 offers variety gave us a rather odd crash- course in the psychology of large groups. dents, especially first year stu- By BRANDI BARHITE One moment we students dents, go through certain issues were sitting around our dorms The BG News during their first year on cam- and off-campus "housing," Besides bringing homemade pus. He said right now students debating the existence and pur- cookies, a new supply of Moun- are suffering anxiety from pose of the human spirit (for tain Dew and a favorite sweater midterms and registering for philosophy majors) or trying to from home. Parents' Weekend classes. He said family can pro- balance shot glasses full of gin gives students an opportunity to vide not only advice, but encour- on our foreheads (for all other reconnect with their family. agement during this stressful majors). The next moment we Parents' Weekend is a Bowl- time. were all instantaneously turned ing Green State University tradi- He also said Parents' Week- into a disturbing pack of tion. According to Tonia Stewart, end allows students a chance to rumor-mongers, scaredy cats, associate vice president for stu- give their parents a taste of their and drama kings and queens. dent affairs, the event has been life. (For the hopelessly lost, dur- around forever. It originally "It's an opportunity to show ing the Halloween weekend, began as an Alumni Affairs pro- how much we have grown and there was a rumor going ject, but in the last decade it was what our lives are shaping up to around that those unfortunate turned over to Student Activities souls among us living in an "H- be," Gajda said. in effort to make it more student Gajda said Parents' Weekend shaped" dorm should beware and parent-orientated. of a person dressed as, of all allows the University to show "This weekend provides an that they care about students things, Little Bo Peep, who opportunity for the University to would be on the lookout for personally, as well as academi- show off for parents and for stu- cally. college women who probably dents and parents to interact," "This event shows that the look like Sarah Michelle Cellar Stewart said. University is glad students are or Jennifer Love Hewitt.) Stanley Gajda, graduate inter- here and wants them to succeed, So yet again, we humans let im for Parents' Weekend, said and will do everything in their an inane, senseless rumor get to students are often urged to cut us and frighten almost the liv- the "apron strings" when they power to ensure that success." ing daylights out of us. Of get to college, yet he said family Stewart agreed. She said this course, these "urban legends" is an important part of student's weekend will provide an oppor- have been around fecyears and lives. tunity for the University to illus- years, such as, uh, the one in He said students feel an envi- trate to parents what resources the graveyard, or, um, the one ronmental pressure to stand on the University is offering to their with the guy with the weird their own two feet, but often for- children. She said the weekend hand. get that families are an impera- also reassures parents that their O.K., my memory isn't the tive for personal and academic children are in good hands. best. I suppose I've been eating growth. "We bring parents down to too many high protein, low fat "For the most part, student see that we are doing all that we_ foods from the Student Union. success is dependent on support can," Stewart said. Those of us left were divided from family," Gajda said. See page N-2 for a com- into two camps: the fervent Gajda also noted that stu- plete list of activities. believers and the un-believers. Photo prorided The un-believers made mocking fun of the believers, but the for- The vocal quartet The Manhattan Transfer will perform at 8 p.m. in Anderson Arena Saturday. mer still had some answers for From \-r. Alan Paul, Cheryl Benryne, Tim Hauser and Janis Siegel. the latter. For example, take an Essay nominates overheard conversation in front of the Math Science building: Boy: "Are you going home Transfer to perform Saturday this weekend?" Girl: "Yeah, I'm Parents of the Year albums over the course of 25 Manhattan Transfer's unique totally scared. I don't want to years, The Manhattan Transfer approach to vocal music has die while I'm still young and teen entries and the winner is By NATALIE FLICKINGER has made a name for themselves. turned them into a hit, as their not fat." Boy: "That's so stu- By TRACY WOOD showered with a variety of The BG News They've received 10 Grammy shows are frequently sold-out. pid." Girl: "It is not. By the The BG News gifts. Awards, including one for each The music is purely of the way, aren't you going home this In conjunction with UAO will be announcing the They include a weekend stay of their last six albums since "feel-good" variety, with superb weekend?" Boy: (Embarrassed Parents Weekend, the Parents of the Year award this in a Presidential guest house, 1979. The sensational vocal harmonizing and danceable silence). an engraved silver bowl with University has always weekend during half-time at tried to stage events ^ ensemble is made up of Tim melodies. The group's take on While the believers' ram- the family name and many gifts the home football game. that would interest n Hauser, Cheryl Bentyne, Alan Swing should excite anyone blings seemed irrational, it was Jennifer Cans, sophomore from local businesses including Paul and Janis Siegel. attending, no matter what age. nothing next to those people gift certificates, flowers, sweat- both students and their families. MIS major and coordinator of One way to do this is to offer They have mastered the abili- With the new popularity of this parading around with printouts shirts and box seats at the foot- the contest and Public Relations a concert. Last year, Judy Collins ty to mix various types of music music genre, The Manhattan from the Internet explaining ball game. for UAO, will be one of the per- entertained the crowd with her and create a sound unlike any Transfer will be hitting the right how the whole thing was sim- Cans said that even the run- sons announcing the winner amazing vocals, and this year, other. Their music contains hints note as they get the audience ply a hoax. Thanks, you guys, ners-up will receive a letter of during this weekend's game. another vocal act, The Manhat- of jazz, R&B, doo-wop, Brazil- swinging along with them. for that vital piece of public ser- certificate to show them they It was up to students to nom- tan Transfer, will be in the spot- ian, rock and roll and recently, The Manhattan Transfer will vice. What's next? "Food Is were nominated and appreciat- inate their parents for the light. they've added swing to their perform at Anderson Arena in Good" protest marches? "Glue ed by their son or daughter. award. According to Cans, stu- The Manhattan Transfer has repertoire. Memorial Hall Saturday, Nov. 7 Tends To Be Sticky" rallies? Gans encourages students to dents were required to write an recently released a new album, The group's signature mark is at 9 p.m. Tickets, which are $24, At this time in our lives, we take the time to show their par- essay about "the most valuable "Swing" on Atlantic Records. their four-part harmony, basing $21 and $18, may be purchased should actually reflect on the ents they care and nominate lesson I learned from my par- However, the quartet has a long their voicing on the structure of at the Student Activities Office. grave consequences of being so them for Parents of the Year. ents or caregivers." record of success in the music the saxophone section featured For more information call 372- There were a total of eigh- in the Count Basie Band. The 2343. •»• See BO PEEP, page N-4 + See ESSAY, page N-4 business. 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are available through Ticket- On Nov. 12 they'll visit Easy be 8.5" x 14 or smaller. For ticket Information call the Eberhardt has been described master. On Nov. 25. however. Street Cafe, and on Dec. 1 The submission deadline Is Box Office at 372-2719 or the as writing with an "ear for the Hookah will play a little closer they'll perform In Columbus as Thursday. Dec. 17. For more Theatre Office at 372-2222. blues of Mississippi John Hurt MOW to home at the Cltl Theater In openers for Beres Hammond. information contact Mike Ham- and Muddy Waters, PsJews Toledo. Tickets for the all-ages Internationally known reggae mer at hammerm©bgnet or Sara Junction hosts the folk of Jesse Win- show are 810. artist. For more information Waggoner at waggons@bgnet. renowned folk chester and Jonl akoostik Hookah check out their website at Mitchell, the pop and The Ark Band http://littlemunk.com/theark- 'Chairs' continues artist Sunday rock of Elvis Costello band. and Tom Waits and si releases new CD plays are shows at Brown theater Cliff the standards of Cole Porter and The ever-popular Jam Magazine looking Eberhardt, the Gershwlns." band ekoostlk Hookah are The Reggae sounds Eugene Ionesco's who's been The singer-songwriter will set to release a 2-dlsc live of The Ark Band will for submissions modern classic praised by perform tunes from his fourth CD called Sharp in the flood Northwest Ohio Prairie Margins. tragl-comedy The CMJ. The and newest album 12 Songs of Flats. The CD. which In the next couple the University's Chairs continues New York Good and Evil on Red House "was recorded at Cleve- months. Tomorrow Jl undergraduate lit- this weekend at Joe Post and Records. land's Odeon on April night they'll play the erary magazine. Is E. Brown theater. FoOc Roots, Tickets are $8 for general 22nd Annual Show and Dance currently accept- m The play, which has been will play at admission and $7 for students, 18. 1998. will be released at the ame venue during two concerts for the Jamaican Social Club of ing submissions for fiction, art running since Nov. 4, will be the Junc- and are available at the door or [Nov. 27 & 28. Tickets for the Toledo. Inc. at 238 16th St. In and poetry. The only submission performed today and tomorrow tion Bar & in advance by calling (419) f shows, which start at 8 p.m., Toledo. guideline is that any art must at 8 p.m.. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Grill Sunday. Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. 352-7453. page N-2 The BG News Friday, November 6, 1998 fl Family/Parent's Weekend '98 FRIDAY. NOV. 6 EVENTS: Building • HONORS FAMILY DAY LUNCHEON Parade •ART GALLERY EXHIBIT 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Fine Arts Building 11 a.m.-l p.m., McDonald Countryside •FOOTBALL GAME In recording the album Beck enlisted the help of •HOCKEY GAME 7 p.m., Ice Arena Noon, Doyt L. Perry Stadium his touring band: drummer Joey Waronker, bassist •PLANETARIUM SHOW • WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL GAME Justin Medal-Johnsen, keyboardist Roger Manning 2-8 p.m.. Planetarium in the Physical Sciences 7 p.m., Anderson Arena and guitarist Smokey Hormel. He also had Radio- Building • UAO MOVIE — "Primary Colors" head's OK Computer producer Nigel Godrich help $1 donation accepted him record as well. 8 p.m. and 11 p.m., Ill Olscamp Hall Admission $1 for parents • BUFFET DINNER You can hear Godrich's influence in the album's 6-7:15 p.m., Lenhart Grand Ballroom, •THEATRE PRODUCTION — "The Chairs" first track "Cold Brains." Its synthesizer-driven Student Union 8 p.m., Joe E. Brown Theater, University Hall background gives the song a very Radiohead- Cost is $12 per person Call ahead to reserve tickets esque sound, but with Beck's unique lyrical style. •THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER CONCERT •MUSICAL PRESENTATION — "Sight and The second track is the extremely solemn, sitar- 8 p.m., Anderson Arena, Memorial Hall Sound" 8 p.m., Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical flowing "Nobody's Fault But My Own." This song •UAO MOVIE — "Primary Colors" Arts Center. Admission is free illustrates the sincere tone of the album, with lyrics 8 p.m. and 11 p.m.. Ill Olscamp Hall •PLANETARIUM SHOW that border on confessions. Admission $1 for parents 8 p.m., Planetarium by Physical Sciences Other sincere tracks are "Bottle of Blues" and •THEATRE PRODUCTION — "The Chairs Building. $1 donation accepted "O Maria," which are two distinct blues songs Joe E Brown Theater, University Hall with great lyrics and catchy harmonica riffs. "Bot- Call ahead to reserve tickets tle of Blues" contains some of the album's best SATURDAY. NOV. 7 EVENTS: instrumentation, and some of Beck's best vocals. •PARENTS' ADVISORY COUNCIL SUNDAY. NOV. 8 EVENTS: "O Maria" has many of the same elements. One of 9:15-11 a.m.. Alumni Room, 3rd floor of Beck: Mutations Student Union •FALCON PARENTS' CONNECTION its more memorable lyrics is "There's no whisky, 10-11 a.m., Ohio Suite, 2nd Floor of Student there's no wine/Just the concrete and a worried •COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- 1998-DGC/Bong Load Union mind." TION RECEPTION • UNION BUFFET BRUNCH Whereas the 1996 album Odelay represented the Due to the folky atmosphere, most of the songs 9-11 a.m., 2nd floor lounge of Business 11:30 a.m.-l p.m., Lenhart Grand Ballroom chart-topping, body-rockin', "get down and jam" are soft and mellow. The hardest song on the Administration Building Cost is $8 per person side of Beck, Mutations, is the sensitive, sincere and album is a hidden track that appears five and a half •COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN •GREEK AFFAIRS DESSERT BUFFET solemn side which only a few have heard. minutes into the last song "Static." Rumored to be DEVELOPMENT BREAKFAST RECEPTION 1-3 p.m., MacDonald Hall There are no samples, no drum machines and called "Diamond Bollock," the hidden track is 9-11 a.m., 2nd floor Education Building •PLANETARIUM SHOW no psychedelic robotic lyrics. They've been wholly electric and strays from the rest of the •COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY RECEPTION 1-7:30 p.m., Planetarium, Physical Sciences replaced with sitars, trumpets, trombones, steel album. However, it doesn't take anything away. 9-11 a.m., 105 Technology Building Building guitars and harpsichords. The styles are so differ- By far one of the album's best songs is "Lazy • "GET WIRED" INTERNET PRESENTATION $1 donation accepted ent, in fact, that Mutations is even said not to be the Flies." Its frenzied percussive undertones blend 10-11 a.m., Main Lobby, Jerome Library •THEATRE PRODUCTION — "The Chairs" follow-up to Odelay, but rather a logical product of well with the synthesizer and guitar arrangements, •ART GALLERY EXHIBIT 2 p.m., Joe E. Brown Theater, University Hall Beck's 1994 folk-driven One Foot in the Crave. as well as the lyrics. If singles are to be released 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Fine Arts Building Call ahead to reserve tickets The only way to relate Mutations to any of from the album, this should definitely be one of • LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE TOUR •BRYAN CHAMBER SERIES Beck's earlier albums, however, would be if One them. Another of the album's better songs is 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 3 p.m., Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Foot in the Grave had a love child with 1994's Mel- "Tropicalia," which has a bit of a salsa flavor to it. •CAREER SERVICES PRESENTATION Arts Center. Admission is free. low Cold. Mutations does possess the folk style of It too should be a definite consideration for pro- 11 a.m.-Noon, 113 Business Administration One Foot but it contains the lyrical confidence and motion. patterns that Mellow Cold set down. It's definitely There is little to dis- lyrically driven, but what Beck album isn't? like about this Mutations was recorded in just twowo album, unless x P.L.U.S. educates new Greek weeks last March and was originally you're expecting scheduled for release by Bong Load another Odelay. ' Records in June. However, David Gef-tj2 True Beck fans | fen Company (DGC), Beck's major however, should members and their parents label, became interested in the album as well. Due appreciate that he to contractual disputes, the album was pushed keeps returning to vide them with more opportuni- lege careers," Karlen said. back to mid- October, and finally to Nov. 3, with his roots and By TRACY WOOD ties and develop leadership According to Karlen, the first DGC in charge of CD and cassette sales and Bong using them to The BG News skills," Trotta said. session helped new members Load left with just the rights to vinyl sales. DGC better his realize their values and apply has stated that they have no plans of releasing any music. New members of the Greek In the past, the program has them to the Greek experience. singles or videos from Mutations, however, that -Anthony community are learning how to typically been a one-day event She encourages new members to will not likely last. Recznik become more involved in Greek with two main speakers and new come to the programs to realize life and develop their leadership members breaking into small their potential in the Greek com- abilities through a special pro- groups for discussion. This year munity. gram for newcomers. it has been divided into three shorter programs instead of "Younger members are The Promoting Leadership in cramming it all into the same encouraged to attend so they a Unified System (P.L.U.S.) pro- day. Each program will have a will be aware that they have gram provides activities for the guest speaker to discuss the potential to become leaders in new members where they can Family/Parents' theme of the particular session. their chapters and know their learn what it means to be Greek. Last weekend's inaugural ses- contributions are important to The first session of the pro- sion focused on values and how the chapter," Karlen said. I •••] gram took place last week, while The final session will focus on the second will take place during they relate to Greek life. New Greek students and what it Weekend '98 Family/Parents' Weekend. This members were asked to compare means to be Greek. New mem- will allow parents with students their values with their actions bers will be informed about interested in joining the Greek and discuss them with facilita- what values the Greek system system the opportunity to leam tors. expects its members to uphold. more about Greek life. Facilitators attend the pro- Brad Dickenson, junior Parents will have the oppor- grams to help guide discussion human resource management tunity to express their fears and among the new members and major and vice-president of concerns and ask questions relate the discussion to the membership and development about Greek life in general. theme of the program and the speaker. for the interfratemity council, According to Ali Trotta, senior wants new members to know biology major and vice president Sandy Karlen, senior mer- that there are benefits to attend- of membership and develop- chandising and product devel- ing the programs, and that it's ment for the Panhellenic council, opment major, attended the first not a waste of time. the program strives to inform session as a facilitator to put new "New members who attend new members to be aware of members into teams and focus will learn about leadership their place in Bowling Green and the discussion on the day's topic. opportunities available to see as its community. "P.L.U.S. is a great way for a whole what Greek life is about, "The program is a great way new members to realize their full not just what it's like in their for new members to find out potentials and to develop leader- own chapters," Dickenson said. ways to get involved and pro- ship skills early on in their col- A Gift They'll Treasure... For Keeps

• Exclusive Design Throw Blanket • 100% Cotton • Size: 50"x65" The Manhattan Transfer • Made In U.S.A. ONLY 8:00 p.m. Saturday $59»5 Anderson Arena Tickets $21 and $18 Sure to become a Available in the Office of Student Activities treasured heirloom! 330 Student Union FOR KEEPS 372-2343 144 S. MAIN ST. • BOWLING GREEN Sponsored by The Office of Student Activities (419) 353-2232 HOURS: M-SAT 9-9; SUN 12-5 1 [Friday, November 6, 1998 The BG News page N-3 Head-tohead on Sony's 'Metal Gear Solid' if TOGS' is fun and Cinematics overshadow exciting, however too gam eplay in TOGS'

easy to conquer MGS's sound quality is also By DIMTTRI TONG one to be praised. The music The BG News seems as if it's straight out of a is simple to leam, but the movie, and the sound effects are By JAMES ELDRED Metal Gear Solid is one of the amount of moves you can on a pedestal as far as video most recent and highly-antici- The BG News do with are huge. This games go. For example, if you pated games to be added to the makes MGS even more shoot a gun in an enclosed room Metal Gear Solid PlayStation arsenal. involving and allows full it's very loud and even echoes, is the long-awaited And if you're already familiar interaction with the envi- which is far different from the third chapter in the ronment. with the Metal Gear series, you Metal Gear saga that sound you'll hear if you fire one For example, you can know the games consist of espi- first appeared in outside. crawl under tanks and onage action with an emphasis America on the Nintendo Enter- on being stealthy and unseen. MGS does have a couple of jeeps, hide behind or inside flaws, though. For one, it seems tainment System over 10 years The gameplay in MGS is ago. Of course, this version is cardboard boxes, slide as if there are more cinematics along walls and even peer much like its predecessors, a designed for the PlayStation, so than actual gameplay. In fact, over the side. If an enemy is top-down, third-person per- it's infinitely more advanced the cinematics are so many that nearby, you can tap on the spective with additional camera than the first two. angles depending on the situa- the game-time seemed like little wall and draw him closer in mini-adventures rather than one The game revolves around a order to attack him. tion. Your character, Solid complex and deep story with Snake, is very responsive and long mission. MGS also leaves The graphics are equally more twists and turns than I moves as though he were an the player nothing to figure out impressive, with the envi- want to give away. The simple extension of your thoughts. on their own. Almost every cou- ronment being truly three- Pl, ided ple minutes your codec beeps story is this: terrorists that used 0t0 pr0T Graphically, the game is top- to work for the government have dimensional. The camera Molal Gear Solid it tho follow-up to tho popular Metal Gear series notch, although slightly grainy. and your support team tells you angles constantly change that began 10 years ago on the Nintendo Entertainment System, what to do and where to go. taken over a base in Alaska that Cinematics, which are created according to the situation has the capabilities to launch a by the game's 3-D engine, are They even go as far as to tell you you're in. If you approach a cor- with you throughout the game each. The first two games, train- nuclear strike. Instead of giving seemlessly strewn throughout what buttons do what. I thought ner, the angle sweeps down, give away any surprise. They ing and time-attack mode, are into their demands, they send in your mission. This helps that's what the instruction book- revealing what's on the other point out any weak spot the moderately easy. Solid Snake, the government's immerse the player in the story let was for. side. If you really want a close enemy may have, often making It's the last mode, Gun Shoot- most skilled secret agent. and gives the game a very Aside from the little quirks, view, you can switch into first- it ridiculously easy. ing, that's the real challenge (I MGS is an incredible game and Once the game starts you can movie-like feel. As you play you person mode and view the area They do put some secrets in still haven't beaten it). Also, if will probably be honored as see how much they immerse you will also have several conversa- in any angle you wish. the game to make you play it you beat the game twice, a secret PlayStation's game of the year. If in this environment. In the tions with Snake's support team However, MGS has one big more, but they aren't really difficulty level opens up, called your a gamer, I highly recom- beginning you have no weapons, (via up-link/codec) to help you flaw: it's very easy. To an experi- worth following. The only incen- "Extreme." Now this is hard. mend that you pick this one up. almost no equipment and are along the way. enced gamer, it can be beaten tive to playing it more than once There are almost no ways to surrounded by enemies that can within a week's time. After the is to get the second ending, replenish your health, or see the kill you easily. initial challenge of hiding from which is completely different enemies before they see you. The 1 Needless to say, stealth is the the enemy, the game becomes than the first. But after you've only downside to this mode is key to survival. This is not a exceedingly simple. With a few beaten it twice, what's the point that to get to it, you have to of Metal Gear Solid game where you can simply kill exceptions, hiding gets easier as of playing it again? The secret already beaten the game. The Format: Sony PlayStation everyone in sight. Even when you progress. items are verv cool (which makers should have made this Game Type: 3-D fighting/strategy you get a gun you can't fire it The only real challenge occurs include a Predator-like stealth available right from the start. It whenever you want, because later in the game with the bosses, suit) but they quickly get tire- would have given the game a James says: A revolutionary Dimitri says: Besides some others will hear it. If you attempt but even then the game loses its some. much longer life-span. game that ends much too quirks, MGS could be PlaySta- to "break the enemy's neck from challenge. Before any major fight However, there are some Metal Gear Solid is a great quickly. Rent it first. tion's game of the year. behind, his falling body might be you're purposely given extra other features that will keep you game, but it's far from perfect. heard from his fellow soldiers. weapons, with no chance of run- playing. The VR Training Mode It's too bad the game is so easy *** Technically speaking, this ning out of ammunition. And eventually gets harder than the and short, because it gets old *••• game is unbelievable. The con- your cohorts that communicate game itself. It's made up of three quickly. 1 star: just go to the bar 3 stars: game, then bar . trol is responsive and the layout games that consist of 10 stages 2 stars: go to the bar first 4 stars: game, then game again | WELCOME PARENTS

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Now more than two roads to travel "Rock the Boat." q says. "The only The BG News granted, the hour wait did on. Then he engages in a trivia battle thing you can't allow us time to "catch up," but However, the downfall of to name the band responsible for get here is (visi- Parents' Weekend the 1970s hit. I just wanted to eat! the evening for me and my ble) breath and has arrived once the nice con- Later on that evening, I father was the Judy Collins "Tell him what he's won," a ii. And once densed windows. dreaded the thought of going to concert. Who was she anyway? playful Duchovny says in his again, restaurants II We can still do a Four Tops concert with my My mother loved the concert, best quiz show voice after a crew will be packed, parking will be that, but it doesn't parents. (Yes, they were the while my dad and I just rolled member comes up with the near impossible and people answer, the Hues Corporation. come free. When entertainment for the evening.) eyes at one another and will be crowding the streets and Not so much because I didn't It's easy for Duchovny to be we need rain or laughed. I still remember a sidewalks of Bowling Green. want to be seen with them, but cheerful now that he is finally fog or atmos- young man sitting behind us 1 know from experience that because I didn't know who the living and working in Southern phere, we'll do this is a weekend of helter-skel- Four Tops were. I remember sit- saying, "Who is she?" and California. But what about all it." ter confusion in Bowling Green, ting in Anderson Area, watch- "This should be fun!" those dedicated "X-Files" view- Locations used li.tlVAV" iv parents have made it a ing all these old people groove My question is simply this, ers who fret that moving the Fox or planned for Photo provided point to drive up here the past to their favorite Motown hits. who schedules the concerts and drama from misty, mysterious this season's A scene from this summer's X-Files movie. two years to spend time with don't they take into considera- Me and other students I am Vancouver, British Columbia, shows include really good this year," Carter me. Since they only have to tion all the students who must will undercut its dark nature? sure, just sat there, laughed and the Queen Mary, the grand old says. "That's all you can do for drive about an hour, it was no felt rather odd, yet were attend these concerts? I think luxury ship anchored in nearby big deal to them, but for those Give these fans alien inva- them, ultimately, is give them amused by the reactions of our that whoever decides who sions, government conspiracies Long Beach; a decommissioned good material." parents who have never been parents. In a weird way it was should perform, should have Air Force base; farm land, and here during Parent's Weekend, and grisly things that go bump The busy Carter is dividing rather uplifting to see them had a survey from the Four even a spot that mimics Virginia. boy are they in for a treat! in the night. Don't subject them his attention between "The X- have fun and not Tops or from a concert further to lighthearted romps, especially Now granted, I love when On this day, filming is taking Files" and his other Fox series, care what other back to see who both parents bathed in sunshine. place in the Culver City High my i it me and what people thought "Millennium," which he is try- and students wanted to see per- The harsh reality: There will, School gym, just a few miles student wouldn't? A free meal, about the way they ing to nurture to story and rat- form the following year. unavoidably, be a brighter look from Twentieth Century Fox's perhaps a trip to the Toledo or danced. ings health. Carter considers "X- ft In my opinion, if there was as "The X-Files" returns at 9 p.m. lot on the westside. Mulder is BG mall and a weekend of Then came my Files" his "first child" and is better entertainment for both EST Sunday for its sixth season. crashing a class reunion dance as entertainment provided by the second year to attend Parent's writing and directing a number The first episode opens with a part of a fraud investigation. University. Weekend. This time it was bet- age groups, more parents of episodes. wink toward the series' new My first year, we made the ter since we drove to Toledo to would be apt to coming to see There are drawbacks to film- Duchovny also is taking the digs, says Chris Carter, its cre- mistake of eating at a crowded eat at Don Pablo's. There was their children at college and ing in the Los Angeles area, opportunity to write an episode ator and executive producer. Carter acknowledges, such as restaurant and waiting for a no wait and the traffic was students would actually want and is slated to direct. table for at least an hour, (not to higher labor costs and the time it much better since there are to attend a concert with their "It's a shot in which we're The season will include a con- mention the fact that the park- takes to get around on the exten- parents. looking at the sun, the bright, tinued emphasis on what Carter blazing sun, and we hold on it sive, usually jammed freeway system. terms the show's "mythology," maybe longer than we should — Mulder's obsessive quest to to make a point — before we pan BO PEEP The payoff is happier actors. solve his sister's long-ago down to a desert which we'd ■f Continued from N-1 rences of human nature at its worst, Duchovny lobbied for the Los abduction and uncover the intri- never see in Vancouver," Carter Angeles move to be closer to his gullible to the latest fad or gossip. and it will remain so until we take cate conspiracy he believes fes- says. actress wife. Tea Leoni, and After all, we are equally blessed what we hear and see with a grain ters in government's dark cor- Anderson has endorsed the and cursed by the circumstances of of salt. Before fans grab their sun- ners. glasses Carter asks that they con- change despite her affection for being human, which should But, in the end, however, that's It won't be a one-note season, sider the value of a fresh Vancouver. account for at least 75% of the peo- no fun. Anyway, I heard from the Carter promises. ple here at BG. Oprah show or Nostradamus or approach. While Canada provid- What else can Carter do to "I think this year there are Not to probe this experience as something that on Friday, Novem- ed wonderfully dense, forbid- keep his stars content? quite a few funnier stories in the an armchair psychologist too ber 13th, a left-handed blond 20- ding forests in which to track the "We're writing good scripts. beginning of the year .... before deeply, but the next time we find year-old coed will be horribly blud- bad guys, FBI agents Fox Mulder David is really excited, so is we come back to solid 'X-Files' ourselves to be so trusting, will the geoned with a frozen turkey by a (Duchovny) and Dana Scully Gillian, and they're both scare," he says. "We've done rumor be as frivolous as this one? man dressed as McGruff the Crime (Gillian Anderson) now are able extremely happy not to just be some stuff that made me laugh History is rife with haywire occur- Dog. 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WXKR 94.5 - LIVE BROADCAST SAT. FROM 3-5, TONS OF GIVEAWAYS I 1 page 16 The BG News Friday, November 6, 1998 Seniors lead BG to tourney □ The Falcons count The three will lead the Falcon before, I think we have to be one game. He knows if the team flock into the quarterfinals of the of the favorites as welL" wins, they go on. If they lose, on three seniors to lead MAC tournament today at 2:30 The Falcons will look to Val- they go home. them in the Mid-Amer- in a rematch against Marshall. low to boost the team. The "As a senior, you don't want BG (8-7-2), the fourth seed, beat offense has struggled all year. to see that happen," Vallow said. ican Conference tour- fifth seed Thundering Herd last Vallow has been a tremendous "So, me, Darren and Nick are week 1-0. nament. asset to the team. He makes a lot going to try to do all we can to Top-seeded and regular sea- of tough saves and directs the pump everyone up. We don't son champion Akron is the team on offense and defense. He want this to be our last game." favorite to win, but BG kept the has eight shutouts on the season, By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Niles has been stressing to the The BG News Zips from going unblemished in which is a credit to the team's the regular season with a score- philosophy on defense. younger guys not to be intimi- dated by their physical play. He In tournament time, it's less tie at Cochrane Field Oct. 3. "He's always played his best and Kolliniatis have been among always nice to have crafty veter- BG is 9-1-0 since the tourna- in big games," Mahler said of his the players that have moved to ans to lead the way. And for ment's inception in 1994, which goalkeeper. "There have been a different positions. It has paid off Bowling Green men's soccer was the only year the team did- lot of close games. Therefore, team, it's even nicer to have n't win it, losing to Miami 3-1 in every shot-on-goal is that more for both as they have had key players who have experienced overtime. magnified. If the rest of the team goals and assists lately. the thrill of winning the Mid- "I feel that we're a good tour- can watch how those three "A lot of teams come out so American Conference tourna- nament team," coach Mel Mahler (Niles, Vallow and Kolliniatis) fired up that they get out of con- ment. said. "There's enough guys that guys get the job done and what trol," Niles said. "Some teams Those three seniors are goal- have been a part of at least one, if they do to get themselves ready, I even have a lot of red cards. We BG New» Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER keeper Scott Vallow, midfielder not two or three, MAC champi- think we're in good shape." need to have composure and Darren Niles and forward Nick onships that they know what it Vallow said the team is trying play our game. If we do that, BG seniors (from left to right) Nick Kolliniatis, Scott Vallow and Kolliniatis. takes. Having been in big games to stress the importance of this we'll be all right." Darren Niles will face Marshall in their first MAC playoff game. Ailing Falcons face Herd, Bobcats in search of playoffs □ The volleyball team "All the matches right now shall) and we passed the ball effective? I would like to find eral players saw action against are very important," coach very well," Hanna said. "If we out." Cleveland State Tuesday. Fresh- plays Marshall and Denise Van De Walle said. "They can do that against any team, we Offensively, both Ohio and man Amber Vorst started. Senior Volleyball Ohio this weekend. will determine whether or not are certainly going to be in the Marshall have strong middle Bridgett Mclntyre saw signifi- we are in the tournament. At this match." attacks. cant playing time, as well as point a win, or a couple of wins, Ohio, who swept the Falcons Marshall's Juanita Venable freshmen Natalie Becker and •!*• By MATT STEINER is what we need." in Athens, will play BG in the had a season high 22 kills in a Chris Shepherd. The BG News BG showed signs of breaking Charles E. Perry Field House. recent match against Central "Right now everybody is Marshall, out of an eight game slump Tues- The Bobcats are 10-4 in the con- Mich. She is averaging 2.79 per improving," Van De Walle said. The time is now. day. Assistant coach Tom Hanna ference, 17-10 overall. Bad BG game for a respectable .239 hit- "Everybody is practicing hard. Ohio There are only six matches said that the Falcons' passing, serving led to the Ohio victory, ting percentage. She also had We're going to the bench a little remaining for the Falcon volley- especially getting the ball to set- but the Falcons are more con- nine blocks against CMU. It was bit more now. We know that we ball team. BG is in ninth place (4- ters Heather Greig and Natalie scious of what needs to be done the fourth time in her career with can go to the bench and make a Friday • 7 p.m. 8), just a half a game behind Becker, improved against Cleve- in order to make the playoffs. nine blocks. change, and that's a good feel- Anderson Arena eighth place Central Michigan land State. "We have got to serve the ball Wendy Williams leads the ing." (5-8) in the Mid-American Con- Marshall comes in 16-12 over- effectively," Hanna said. "That is team in kills with 2.99 per game. BG has never lost to Marshall. Saturday • 7 p.m. ference. Eight teams will enter all, 8-6 in the MAC. The Thun- something we did not do down Williams has over 300 for the The Falcons are 3-0 in a series Perry Field the MAC postseason playoffs at dering Herd is coming off a loss at OU. They passed very well. year. Three others including Ven- that began last season. Against the end of the season. to Ohio. Their setter was right at the net. able, Michelle Sammarco and Ohio, BG is 35-9 all-time. The House The Falcons, 11-15 overall, BG defeated Marshall in four We need to serve well so they Jessica Downs are on pace to get Bobcats have won the last two will be^in the chase this week- games earlier in the year with pass the ball to their setter away 300. meetings and four of the last five, end. In 'wo very critical matches, BG: 11-15 overall. 4-8 MAC sound passing. from the net. If we can get the The Falcons have been shift- including the last two in Bowling Marshall: 16-12 overall, 8-6 MAC BG will face Marshall Friday and "We went down there (Mar- setter off the net, can they still be ing around the lineup lately. Sev- Green. Ohio: 17-10 overall, 10-4 MAC Ohio Saturday.

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By KEVIN GUTEKUNST The BG News The women's swimming and diving team at Bowling Green is BG New* Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER tired of competing in a pool of mediocrity. The men's and women'* swimming and diving teams host Eastern Michigan Friday at the Cooper Pool in the Student Rec Center. The Falcons, with 16 return- ing letterwinners, are looking to improve on previous seasons and compete at a higher level in the Mid-American Conference. Eagles offer challenge to swimmers Senior co-captains Katie Rosinsky, who swims the 50- □ The men's swim ference champion, Eastern went on to place 29th at the record with a 14:56.87 in the 1650 said. "I think it will be a really meter and 100-meter Freestyle Michigan. NCAA tournament. Freestyle. Junior Chris Dix leads good competition." team will try to the freestyle sprint attack for and Tina Sullivan, who swims The meet will begin at 5 p.m. "It's going to be tough against Diving will also be a major the 100-back and the 200 Indi- flipover the defending in the one and only Cooper pool. EMU," junior swim captain Matt Eastern. He set the team best last year with a 20.46 in the 50 Free key for the Falcon's success. The vidual Medley, lead the anxious, conference champion Bowling Green will need to carry Johnsen said. "Our key is going motivated squad. BG will be its momentum from the Xavier to have to be to swim our own and 45.05 in the 100 Free. orange and brown divers will supported by its top returning Eagles. match with an even better per- race. We can't afford to swim BG will try to answer the need to get some nice rips swimmers juniors Bethany formance to compete with the their race because we've been explosive Eagles with a little through the water to help the talent-packed roster of the training our way." bomb of its own. Johnsen, Andy Budde, Nancy Simpson and cause. Senior diving captain Jeff sophomore Jen Jarjosa. By NICK HURM Eagles. EMU has 34 out of 37 let- The Eagles' race can be con- Jenkins, Bill Roehl, and Tom Allen will lead the Falcons. Budde will be competing in The BG News ter winners returning for the sidered nothing but explosive. Mohlman all had a big meet the 200 IM, the 100 Breaststroke men. They are led by senior Matt against Xavier. Junior Geoff "Traditionally, they (EMU) The Bowling Green men's and the 400 Medley relay, while Peter Linn, the Eagles' head Leonard, who was named to the Reeves also could rise to the have been at the top of the MAC swimming team will find out coach, has kept EMU a dominant All-America team. Leonard's occasion. Simpson will be swimming the and we haven't," Allen said. this weekend how tough they force in the MAC with a confer- specialty is distance swimming. "We need everyone to pull 400 Medley, the 200 IM and the "Our goal for the next two weeks 200 back. The versatile Jarjosa are with a big dual meet against ence record of 45-6, including a During the MAC championship through and give it their all,'' competes in the 400 Medley, 400 last year's Mid-American Con- record of 5-1 last year. The Eagles meet last year, he set the meet assistant coach Kendra Akers is to come back the best we can." Free Relay, and the 500 Free. "The team has holes being .filled that in the past have not 'been," coach Kendra Lowe said. Falcons want revenge "The freshman are really step- : ping it up and pushing the _1 Falcons look for Huskies sitting on the second Michelle Lisy made some big upperclassmen to work that seed. NIU tied with Ohio for the saves for us." much harder." revenge in playoffs regular season title. In a match-up earlier in the The team has been working after a regular season "We knew that we had to go season with NIU, BG played hard this week to prepare for the loss to Northern through Northern Illinois if we strong and tough, but couldn't dual meet Friday against Eastern wanted a MAC championship," come back from an early Husky Michigan at Cooper Pool. Illinois. coach Tom Piccirillo said. "We lead. BG ended up losing the "We have not let down at all," match up well with them, but we match 4-2. need to have tight markings with Rosinsky said. "We are trying to "I think that we hung with 4 * their players." keep focused on the training. We By PETE STELLA them pretty well last time we want to give this meet our best The BG News With a big win against Eastern played them," Combs said. "If ttffort and compete hard." Michigan on Tuesday (1-0), the our team really wants to win, we Senior co-captain Tina Sulli- Big games are important and Falcons posted the program's will, because we have the heart." van added her thoughts. exciting in the world of sports. first-ever postseason victory. "We have high expectations They separate the good teams Freshman midfielder Cari After a successful regular sea- and intend to achieve our goals," from the lesser ones. For the Combs scored the lone goal son, the Falcons have several she said. Bowling Green women's soccer against the Eagles giving BG the records to show off their many Junior Ellyn Vreeland, who team, their game against North- win. Combs, who is known for accomplishments. dives the 1-3 meter springboard, em Illinois Friday will be the one great assists and hustle, said this "We are on the road that we spoke confidently about the div- of the biggest games of their goal was special. want to be on," Piccirillo said. It ing team's chances against EMU. lives. "It was probably the biggest "We had a great defensive game BG News Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER "We are going to be well on BG holds the sixth seed in the goal of my life," Combs said. against Eastern and we need our way to reaching our goals," Mid-American Conference play- "Our team played tough everyone on the team to step it Junior Michelle Lisy kicks the ball away from an opponent. Vreeland said. offs with the Northern Illinois throughout the match and up for Northern." Among BG's season goals are ;to move up in the conference, swim personal records and win Men's team battles with top teams at ITA Rolex Regionals dual meets. They would also like to qualify at least one Falcon □ Men's tennis Radu Lansing. They will compete in that are as good as most of the challenge. swimmer or diver for the NCAA By DAVE TRUMAN the ITA Rolex Regionals. players from the Big Ten schools. "I am excited about it," Wild Championships. Bartan and Vitek Wild Wild and Bartan will compete We will have a chance to do said. "It will be better players The BG News Sullivan believes the team is closes the fall season in singles and will also team up some damage." and better competition than in a very close group. this weekend at East It has been three weeks since to represent BG in doubles. This tournament will include Kentucky. Coach told us it is a "We are together for over 20 the Bowling Green men's tennis According to Harris, senior players from all the schools in better tournament than UK. We hours a week," Sullivan said. Lansing in singles and team has played in the Kentucky co-captain Matt Wiles would the Midwest, including the Big hope to win two or three "And that's only including prac- doubles competition. Invitational, but the Falcons have joined Bartan and Wild and Ten, Mid-American Conference, rounds." tice. We eat, sleep and swim aren't concerned about a possi- played either singles or doubles. and other schools like Notre Bartan and Wild have won together." He will not make the trip due to Dame. ble accumulation of rust on their both of their doubles matches racquets. a muscle pull along his rib cage. Wild is 11-2 in his first season, Two Falcons, senior co-cap- "I expect Radu and Vitek both compiling most of his record in this season. tain Radu Bartan and freshman to do well in singles," he said. the third flight. Wiles and Bartan were 5-2 Vitek Wild, will travel Friday "They'll both be sleepers there. 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Call 352-3385 KD * AOT'KD through Nov. 10th! 372-6977 419-382-7670 or 372-3896 KOKDLIIGina.KDKD Accent On Pets KD'LdCarokne'KD Don't Be Ian lo the TV BO Newt will KM known*!* aatpl it IIUMWMH EARTH FRIENDLY food. I am so excited. I just house on Friday night thai dWatauMf. or «wCO«ra«i ducnatnMKM ^aWui (419)872-9503 Altematlvee is now carrying flour, juice, rice can! wait. On Friday night so you can find out uiy IKIIOAMJ ne frowf an tte but of race. MI. cotm STUDENTS: 15 Hln. North ol BO on Rt. 25 (Main St) and other organic and cruelty-free grocery I won't be late Soon you just who I am and so crMd. trillion. uHOMl oojin. ttxmi antmumm. du- Come pin us tor the "Growing Through Grief Puppies, Kittens. Ferrets. Hedgehogs, Small ilems. Yes. we still have "wilch stuff'-larol. in- will see just who your b*g we can be one ol the •MMy. MM M ■ vwran. or on the Mm of My odwr Series Animals. Fresh and Saltwater Fish. Live Cor- cense, crystals, herbs, oils, etc (Call352-SEED might be. bestbHcyU pain that lt|M>yprcMCiwJ«MM. Neit Workshop: "Coping with the Hobdays and als, Sharks. Reptiles and Exotic Birds (352-733) for into. KD* Lil Caroline'KD KAY-DEE has ever seem Other Special Days" Free Hamster or Gerbll with purchase ol a r TV BG Newt rcMT*M ihr nph u dKline. ducoMMne KD Love. Your &g KD 8-730pm..Mon., Novembers Cage Setup this Month!! or rcviM My BdvenkMMM w* M *OM fo-nd to he —— KD Amanda Oostra KD drfMMKwy. tacfcMg in IKIMI Ma. nMkMM| or ftbe Counseling Ctr 320 Saddlemire Student Serv Friday's and Saturday s Lil Amanda - Tonight's a MMure All •JicnurnMou MI UMBCI to O«UA| ud No advance registration necessary Alpha Phi - Little Can F • Alpha Phi al KAMIKAZE'S the night! Only a lew ■pprovd Questions? Call 3722011 Only tour more days and KDKDLil Nicole KDKD 60s and 90s dance you will see more hours until you Get psyched lor tonight join me and your family1 just who your Big will be* because you'l finally know I love you! Love, your Big who I am! Don't be late Wondering what to do w/ your family when Love, your Big GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALSI' INTRA MURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLICATIONS KD Amanda Ooslra KD so we can show everyone Ihey come to BG lor Parents/Family Week what a great big/lil pair CAMPUS EVENTS end? FOR SPRING 1999 ARE BEING ACCEPTED Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi THROUGH NOV. 16. STOP BY IM OFFICE, we make) We*, stop wondering! And start doing by order- Ur Nicole Messman. Love. Your Big 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE. FOR AN APPLI ing your tickets lor the Manhattan Transler I'm a sophomore?, |umor?. senior?, or al KD KDKD KDKD KDKD CATION AND TO SIGN UP FOR AN INTER Alpha Phi Alpha Phi ASO Meeting Parents/Family Weekend. Concert, on Sat., three?! Don't worry, on Monday you wil see, VCW. INTERVCWS ARE LIMITE0, ON A Lil'Kami Moo Nov. 9 ©a 30 pm Nov. 7, at 8 pm in Anderson Arena. Simply can E xacdy who your big win be> InrheGalleria 372-2343 to reserve your seats lor this live Love, FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE BASIS AND No clowning around. KDLilAmyKD WILL BE HELD NOV. 19-20 you're the best L-l" in town! Tonight all games will be al an end. Into about: CnicagoAiichtoan swing concen A dance Big??? Design Cantor Soon you will find out And I wil have you. a lifelong friend Oac tund raiaaf Hey hi Meghan, torapht is the night, get excied! what Monday is all about. Memories, laughter, and tears well share Ordar your t-shirtsl Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi After this confusing week you wil finally Know LoveB»g?? Together as the best bigrsl pair Lil'Meredith Pieisol. who I ami I love you. Little one! LOST & FOUND You're my Tootsie Roll Love BIG'" KDLilAmyKD Alpha Phi * LH Casey * Alpha Phi CLUB BASEBALL TRYOUTS Like chocolate you're sweet NOV.748 You'll never guess Ican'twaittiwemeei who lam NOON© FIELD HOUSE INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE BY 3 P.M. IN Love, Big but. we wiil be the KD Lil Brandy KD LOST Gold faced watch wr roman numerals s> Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi »30 PERRY FIELD HOUSE: NOV. 9 - M. W best big/til par Today is the day you finally find out who I am. second hand A silver A gold wrist band. Sent), SWIMMING; NOV. 11 - M. W 3-PLAYER Coma and discuss: Here's another due lor the big day. I donl live mental value. Substantial reward. Call BASKETBALL. NOV. 19 - M. W TRACK A in the end. "COLLEGE STUDENTS AND SAFER SEX" Alpha Phi • Alpha Pin Love. BIG???? on campu. but not very lar away. 3730223 FIELD. . MondayllAI Little Laura Clue «3 KD Love BIG'??? KD 9:30 p.m. BA1000 I hold an ollioe Kappa Mia KOKsppa Darts KD HOPE Info Nlghl Maybe you will too Lil Stephanie Friedman Pius a Pop will ba provldad SERVICES OFFERED Lil Maggie. KDLilJaneseKD The Pin Bear is Jolly The last day is here Haw you played my gams7 I'd like IO see ya. Guess Who?' See you ion ite I Hava you guessed my name? I'm ready to lei you know Love Your Bigll Love Your Big Gel involved m what is happening al BGSU Until now. my lips hava been sealed. I wanna be with ya even/day USG General assembly meetings are held Learn guitar: Jason Quick Freelance Musi- Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi cian/instructor with master's degree from But tonigh t all secrets will be cause together we're gonna grow. every Monday at 7 30 pm at 116BA Kappa Delta BGSU. For more into, contact creative arts revealed. Now there's only one thing to say lil Amanda Keith Get ended lor Revealing' You'll find out who I am today. program 372-8177 Neil Weak Only I can't wail untiitonighil KD Kappa Delia KD Love, your Big7? Senior Portraits Get Exotedi Well Finally Neil Weak Only A stroke can Pregnant? Free pregnancy tests be together. Senior Portrait* Confidential A caring Love Your BIG Any senior graduating in Dec., May or August 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. should attend. This may be your last chance Kay DIDDLE DEE-DEE this year. Carl Wolf Studios will ba on campus change your next wee* M, W, TH, F Irom I0am-6pm and A KD hi to Del I can't wait cause tonights the night! We're a pair that's Tues from lOam-flpm H you missed the last PERSONALS session, can 372-8634 now to reserve a sitting outta sight!! time. The $6 sitting lee can be bursared and a life forever KD * Knsta ' KD session only takes 15-20 minutes. Portraits taken in dress clothes and cap & gown. Por- traits taken m 28 West Hall Don't be left out ol ASM SPRING BREAK .. the Historic 1999 Key Yearbook HOURS & HOURS OF FREE DRINKS" Earn 2 FREE Trips 4 $*$$$' Cancun. Jamaica. Florida, Parents Weekend United Way Panny Drive Barbados. Bahamas Don't lor get: Containers due Nov. 8 on the Ed- Lowest Prices/Best Meal Plan ucation Building Steps! 1-800-426-77i0Avww.sunsplashiours com Special Also Grandma, Grandpa, Sister, BGSU ICE ARENA Brother, Aunt & Uncle Sweatshirts Public Skating Schedule Available Friday, Nov. 6 +Sat Nov. 7, 8-10 pm Buy 1 sandwich & Sunday, Nov. 8th, 3:30 -5:30pm + 7-9 pm get a 2nd sandwich BG's Largest selection of Greek Merchandise BGSU Students (w/I.D. *^%^ 1/2 OFF $2.00 admission $2.00 OFF Mom and Dad $1.00 rental skates of all sizes Sweatshirts or Help Wanted Parents free with BGSU Students (w/ID) $5.00 OFF a Pair $2.00 skate rental Exp. 11/30/98 M? sa&Mlf BGSU Ice Arena is also available for private Dtytiau tsi Nigbtime rentals. Best Service - Best Quality - Best Prices ISfefl "Sewn on, embroidery and silk screening. public skating will not be available when the Liuhok varsity hockey team is at home. Over 350 Fabrics to choose from DttkaPnf CALL 372-2264 for more information and ■*] tot/ confirmation of these times. Collegiate Connection 531 Ridge St. Call: BEST OF LUCK FALCONS Save! 352-8333 Save! IIITIIT or apply in person at: lokdo s Italian 20% 5630 OffaH Airport Highway fystaumnt complete Toledo paddles WELCOME BGSU PARENTS and WINTHROP wood TERRACE APARTMENTS Gifts • 3 Locations iPaddle Parties • 1 & 2 Bedrooms on request] • Fum. & Unfuri,. • Paid heat, water & trash pick-up Save! • Laundry Facilities • Full-time Maintenance Save! • Campus Shuttle QJlie Stencil| • No Snow Shoveling Taking Applications For Knot 2nd Semester (00 S. Main St. Il.inntown This gft certificate entitles you to J5 to^aa*swpurcnase of $20.00 or more. Offer vaM II i. Phoae SR3 -SIM anytime. Great Italian or Mexican food al Dominic's A Carttas. or your Italian favortee 400 Napoleon Rd. N.xt to Mid ■ Am Hank at Dominica. Enjoy a fun, oome-asyou-are atrrtoapheref Valid at Dominic's or Dominic's & Carina s Not valid witn other special offers Muet rclude $10 in food. Certificate expires 11/31/90 352-9135 - Jl?^ Reynolds 381-8822j^StRS^Sll^I^'lV.l.. Mon.-Fri. 9-5 I page 20 The BG News Friday, November 6, 1998

KDLil Jamaica KD Thursday* at KAMIKAZE S Hmng cooks, good wages. FlesiWe hrs. Imme- Local manufacturer has immediate openings 1 bdrm. furnished apt. avail in Dec. Landlord I wonder. "Oo you know me?" Dvners from 7-fl pm diate openings. Apply at Quarter's Bar & Grill for dependable, hard working individuals. Ap- pays elec/wat or/sewer, washer A dryer. WoU. in a few more days, you Dollar pitchers all rsottt long Woodland Mall. ply between 8am-3pm 20S84 Long Judson Close to campus. Ample parking. Can will and there will Do good times Rd.Weston.OH. 353-1731. foryouandme Ijustcan'twait Immediately worship pianist ■ $50 per service. until we a/* together Tuesday's at KAMIKAZE'S Community ol Christ Lutheran Church. 2 bdrm. furnished apts Swing is Here 352-5101. We need PT evening waitress, grill cook. ft. bar. -Love, 352-7454 Lessons from 9:30pm-10:30pm tender. Call Maggies Family Restaurant al Your Big" DJ Patrick Keenan Local Goodwin store looking to hire FT and PT 874-IS43il interested 2-4 subleasers needed for spring semester. Spings swing music all night Head Cashier with prior cashier experience Wei educated, experienced part or full time *505/mo.. water included. 840 Sixth St.. Apt. KO Lit Stephanie Rapp KD and supervisory eipenence preferred: FT baby-sitter wanted in our P'burg home (a B.Call3S4-7167orRE Mgmt. SMILE i Only a lew more Household Sorter; and PT person o do tight non smoking environment) for 2 preschool age days until fun. fun. fun1 USMC OFFICER PROGRAMS duty janitorial and loading/unloading trucks. children Must have reliable transportation and 217 South College- i.S blocks Irom Hanna I hope you are getting College Students-All Majors Competitive wages, thorough training and excellent references. 8740605. Hall, 3 BR House, tenants pay all util. sac. excited because I am and I Summer internship at Officer Candidate benefits available. Stop in today and see Lisa dap.. $S25/mo. Available unmedii-tely can't wait until we are together Scnool NO school year requirements at 1058 N Main Si.. Bowling Green. OH EOF. For more Information or to s'jn a leeae, Now accepting applications FOR SALE contact Arbor Enterprise* et 354-2854 Your CaH 1-800-892-7318 NURSING ASSISTANTS Locally owned and managed. "Bifjl BLAKELY CARE CENTER IS TAKING AP- PLICATIONS FOR THE DAY SHIFT WE ARE LOOKING FOR HIGHLY MOTIVATED. RE- College Drive 2 bdrm. apt. $400 uH. inc. KOLiTJenKD We're ready to be loving parents Eager to SPONSIBLE. DEDICATED NURSING ASSIS- Non smoking, 2 mm. from campus, pets al- Tomgnr s the mght when you find adopt a baby. Our family can give a child a life- TANTS IF YOU FU. THESE REQUIRE lowed. 352-5951 after 6 p.m. thai it's me time of happiness, security and most importan- MENTS. COME JON OUR TEAM. THE Female subieaser needed lor summer & follow- What a great Big4.il' pair we wil be tly, love. Cat 1 -800-637-7999 anytime Diana BENEFITS INCLUDE: 38X-SBX-SBX ing year. Kingswood apts $i62/mo plus utili So be at the house at six o'clock and Tom. •$7.00 AN HOUR FOR STATE TESTED SALE ties. Call Amy 372-5564. from then on out the night will rock! Wednesday's at KAMKAZE S •$6 75 AN HOUR FOR TEST RE ADY PRE-XMAS Love-Your Big??' Karaoke with Rich Uchels •0 75 PER HOUR ATTENDANCE BONUS CLEARANCE Graduate student needed lo sublease apt now KDLil'JenKD from 10-2 •ONE WEEK VACATION AFTER ONE YEAR CHRISTMAS GIFTS or spnng semester. Greet, i bdrm.. very new. EMPLOY APPAREL dean and spacious, central air, of street park- •MEDICAL INSURANCE/PRESCRIPTION CHRISTMAS CARDS ing, on site laundry. No pets. $350/mo. Cad KD Stephana Reed KD Wondering what lo do w/your family when CARDAVAL. GREAT BARGAINS Rachel (coilect)@ i 616-796-2927. LitDe Sieph -1 cant wait they come to BG for Parents/Family Week- •7 PAID HOLIDAYS SAT M SUN 10-4 to see you ton-grit i Your Houses - 1,2, and 3 bedroom end? •RATIO OF 7 RESIDENTS TO ONE NURSE BOWLING GREEN 353-7732 whole family is so excited furnished apts.. tor 99 00 WeH. stop wondering! And stan doing by order. AOE to have you join us1 school year. 352 7454 ing your tickets for the Manhattan Transfer PLEASE APPLY AT BLAKELY CARE Especially mel I Love Parents/Family Weekend. Concert on Sat.. CENTER. 600 STERLING DRIVE. NORTH you liDe one* Love, your Big Nov. 7. at 8pm in Anderson Arena. Simply can BALTIMORE. OHIO OR CALL 419 257-2421 Nice 3 bdrm house. Now or spring semester KO Stephanie Reed KD 372*2343 to reserve your seats for this live ECO $49 00 $98 00 Primestar Lowest install ever. Please call 353-4370 swing concert & dancb. Call lor details I 800-378 4968. STRATOCASTER Made m the USA Black. Lit Jenny, the moment you've been waiting tor Would you Ilka to spend your spring break ORDER 3 - 26" 3-spd ladies bikes - *25/each Will de perfect cond. First $550 00 Firm, Carvin will finally be here tonight! Cant wait to see In New York City to learn about poverty and ENTRY liver. 352-1912 Holdsworth Model. Beautiful quilted maple top- you* Get excited I! racism first hand, and also aam 3 hours Seasonal Cnmson Red finish, flawless cond $1100.00 Love your BIG academic credit. For information call Bit S6.75-S7.25 AAAA.I Early Spnng Break Specials' Baha New Sell First $575 00 firm 639-3623 Thompson at 352-7534 or email Hickory Farms is now hiring ful and part-time mas Parly Cruiset 6 Days $279! Includes Most Subieaser needed for spring semester on 1 [email protected]. seasonal Order Entry personnel to input orders Mealsl Awesome Beaches. Nightlile Departs 707 6lh Slreei LrTEnn- into our order processing system Positions are Irom Flondal springbreaktravel.com CaflJacob & 352-4898 The Day it here, open now through December on day, evening 1 800 678 6386 and third shift, during tie week and on week- I cant wart my dear AAAA.i Early Specials! Panama Cityi Room WANTED ends. $.75 per hour shift differential on third Subleasers wanted, 2 BDR apartment 724 6th lo see your lace when with kitchen 91201 Includes 7 Free Parties' St., Take over whole lease at $500/monih til youfindoutwholam shift. Must have basic computer and typing Daytona $149 New Hotspot-South Beach May Call 352 5099 Love. skills. Positions are also open for customer $129> Cocoa Beach $1491 springbreak- service and clerical personnel. Attendance in- Your Big?? 2 subleasera needed for spring semester. 2 travel com 1.800-678 6386 bdrm.. 1 1/2 bath turn apt $520/mo. Contact centives, generous employee discount, and Greg or Ken at 353-2355 professional supervision. Apply in person at AAAA.i Early Specials! Cancun 8 Jamaica! 7 Little Little Alison cant you see our corporate offices Mon Fri from nights Air & hotel From $399' Includes Free 2-3 subleasers needed for spring semester. Sometimes your words just hypnotize me 9:00am-7O0pm SATURDAYS 1000am to lood, Dnnks, Parties' springbreaktravel.com Call 352 8136 And I just love your nasty wasy 2:00pm Hickory Farms. 1505 Holland Rd . i .800-678 6386 Maumee. OH 43537 EOE This is why I'm your big and SUB LEASER NEEDEDSprmg semester lor AAAA.' Spnng Break Travel was 1 ot 6 small together we're so great spacous 1 bedroom apt $34f>mo. plus utili- businesses in the US recognized by the Coun- 'VFast A-Ph. A Phi ties CaH 353-6389 RETAIL-Management positions available at cil of Better Business Bureaus lor outstanding Company Subieaser needed for spnng semester. Will get local Goodwill store. Retail eipenence with su- ethics in the marketplace! springbreak- own room S2SO/mo .elec CJ1352 3116 pervisory experience a must. We offer competi- travel com 1-800 678-6386 Next Week Only tive wages and benefit options Must be able to AKAI 10" Reel to Reel tape deck. Classy add Senior Portraits Subleaser(s) spring semester for 1 bdrm apt work flexible hours, including nights, week- non to your stereo lor only $250 00 639-36?3 Next Week Only Newly remodeled w/dishwasher. AC. free ends, and holidays. Send resume- to Goodwin Customer Service... cable plus HBO. Call 3540323. Senior Portraits Industries of Northwest Ohio. Inc . PO Box Electric Guitar A Portable Amp for sale Seeking two Individuals to work Any senior graduating m Dec.. May or August 336. Toledo. OH. 43697, Al IN Rebecca Hil Ana Pro II Fullerton. Pignose port. Amp; case, part-time. Knowledge of high- should attend This may be your last chance cable BRAND NEW Worth $300. Best offer. ton EOE. speed copying, printing and this year. Carl Woll Studios will be on campus HELP WANTED can 353-7588. next week M. W. TH. F from I0ejn-6pm and graphic arts Is desirable. Hondas $100 $500 this Tues from iQam-8pm. If you missed tie SPRING BREAK PLAN NOW Experience assisting customers, last session, call 372-8634 now to reserve a sit- $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars Cancun, Jamaica. Ma2atlan, Police Impounds handling cash, and |uggllng several $ S Padre Free Meals 4 Free Hondas. Chevys. Jeeps 4 Sport ting time. The $6 sitting fee can be bursamd For info call 203-319-2802 lasks at one time are a must. and a session only takes 15-20 minutes. Por- Parses. Campus sales reps Utilities MUST SELL'I ADVERTISING/SALES 1 800 522 2730 X4S58 traits taken in dress clothes and cap A gown. wanted. Earn tree trips • cash CANVASSERS NEEDED Production Assistant... Portraits taken in 28 West Hall. Don't be left out NOEXPERIENCE 1 800 SURFS UP Experience operating high-speed of the Historic 1999 Key Yearbook Ibaner 7 string electric guitar. Mint condition MUST HAVE CAR copiers, binding and other finishing www.studentexpress com $1200 or best oiler with case Call Chad @ $17 00 AN HOUR GUARANTEED 373-0242. equipment required. Additional EVENING ANO WEEKEND HOURS experience working with Parents Day Sale IS-20HOURSAWEEK LOTIONS ft POTIONS now open Woooland customers and with computers BGSU embroidered sweatshirts CALL 419-8977712 Mall Custom scented body and bath products desirable. Two part-dme positions BGSU Tackle twill sweatshirts aroma therapy, and candles 20% oft with student I.D. available. Attention: FUN 4 MONEY Macintosh Power PC 7100/66 w'extended Now thru Saturday New office seeks people key board & mouse, modem. CD-ROM drive Falcon Campus Outfitters Pick-up and Delivery Courier... w/ great image A attitudei 900 E. Wooster St @ S. College (no monitor) 250 Mb H D 56 Mb RAM. some $2,000. month potential PT/FT Knowledge of BGSU and Bowling 352-3365 software $400 OBO hoe- (419) 842 0551 OPRAH WINFREY mannrjUbgnet Pgsu edu 372 8403 Green area required. Valid driver's DANNY CLOVERE license and Insurabllty a must. New wedding dress Size 16 white. $350 Call Understanding of printing, copying SPRING BREAK Babysitter for 11 mo. & 3 yr. old m my home Nightly 7:00 419877 0482 9-noon two days per week and some Fridays and graphic arts desirable. Two CANCUN * JAMAICA Oak china cabinet. part-time positions available. FLORIDA' S PADRE and Saturdays Must be 16. non-smoking, and Sat Sun Wed Nightly 10:00 have eipenence caring for young children Amish oak glider. Antique Guaranteed best prices. Mat 2:00 rocking chars 354 2122, Mary hotels A biggest partiesi References required 8231547 Earn Cash A Free Trips" FOODSERVICE JOB part-time. 20 hours per ICFridq Flick! Campus Rep. Positions Aval week (3-7pm, Monday-Friday) Duties include: To be considered for these CalM-800-327-6013 completing preparation of evening meal, serv- FOR RENT positions: submit a letter stating ing meals lo children; cleaning dmmg room and Monty Python Interest along with a resume to TAROT CLASSES kitchen areas and prepanng evening snack &the Fast Company. S25 Ridge Street, Start Mon.. Nov.9. 7-0pm "99 00S.Y • 2nd sem. LeaseW Bowling Green. OH 43402. No Hob-Grail Houses and Apts. S session $25 Salary $7.45/hr Send resume to Children's phone calls please. Fast Company PG Listing Avail. 316 E. Merry (3 Com. sign up at Alternatives Resource Center. PO Boi 738, Bowkng Green. Is an equal opportunity employer Can mail listings or c#" 352-SEED (352-7333) OH 43402 or contact Lisa at 352 7588 WORK jnXM. Please call 353 0325 STUDYEUGIBLE APPLICANTS ONLY. B&B Cinemark Theatres nd WE'RE LOOKIN' 00 l/l Truck and Auto Repair Find It In The CINEMA 5 In I 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558.. 10% Discount Management Inc. FOR A FEW w Student ID BG News! Now leasing fur Fall 1999-2000 •The Walerboy (PG-13) GOOD MATES. •Oil Change $19.99* (12:30 3:00)5:20 7:30 9:30 AvMornr Auaaie thermrd tniiunnl •rcfu rr»rrni/rd individual* for biff fun 'most vehicles Practical Magic (PG-13) and full timr employment. Phe Oulback Steakhoute will open too* it CP • Low Shop Rates (12:20 2:50) 5:10 7:40 10:00 .£ Management Inc. t.ndl.y. (H..O • Engine Service Antz (PG) ALL POSITIONS • Transmission Work HilMal. Apn.. Jbdrm Townhomts very spa- (12:40 2:30)4:30 7:10 9:20 cious, full bsmi. 1-1/2 bsth and car porti. 9 17- Apply In person. • Brakes 12 mo least Suns at $900 The Siege (R) Mon-Frl 104 ft Sat 10-3 13040 Bishop Rd B&B (12:50)4:00 7:00 9:50 Bowling Greec OH AuVWlnd Deai-m 930 Interstate Dr. 353-2526 The Wizard of Oz (G) Acroas from Holiday Inn Express Free Towing if we (12:10 2:40) 5:00 7:20 9:40 Management Inc. ( | Sal 4 Sun only OUTBACK do the job! Sorry No Passes or Supersave I STEAKHOUSE* Ililltdatr Aptav. 2bdm. Mats. v*r> spacious. 9 Mattresses Etc. Get your ■Babe be fool ceiling, car pout. 9 I'2-12 mo lemurs jK) lolfs. JuTr (*&•<*• BGSU Only SO 00 Start* a(S610 wmmE Woodland Mall aepciytooe, 353-1400 NEVER Management Inc. FALL 1999 Leasing Check out these HIMtdale Apt*., Large studios, high vaulted ceilings, unique floor plan, ear pom 91/3-12 Starts Monday Nov. 2 WORK LOW PRICES! mo leases. Starts at $350 LUNCH Fall 1999 Lists Now Available • 808 & 818 N. Enterprise AGAIN! Management Inc. • New Frazee (451 & 4 24) Ave. Apartments HcMuiite Apt*., I bdrms. high vaulted ceilings. • Frazee Ave. Apartments unique floor pian 9 1/2-12 mo leases Clow t» ( M-«L Starts M $380 • Columbia Court Apartments • East Merry Ave. Apartments Is Now Hiring: • Field Manor Apartments • Mercer Manor Apart ment s Cooks, Servers & Management Inc. Heinrutr Apia.. 2 bdrms. 1 I 2 baths. • Rdge Manor Apartments Hosts/Hostesses washer'dryer included 9 C2-I2 mo leases • Campbell Hill Apartments ChMe uCaasptji Starts at $610 • Plus Many Ot her Locat ions V Top wages ULL V Flexible Hours MATTRESS SET GREENBRIAR, INC. V Paid Vacations starling at Management Inc. V Health/Dental 352-0717 EfTicitnciti « hole I txtrmi >IS E. Pee. Insurance Laundry on ulc Low of parkins Eff turn m V Employee Stock 249 S2)0. I bdrm suns M J140 *Ot Ft > Option Plan are just a few of the great /tJEfcCA benefits waiting for you! Management Inc. QUEEN 130 Four* St WHew Heese Apt I bdrm.. «as heal. A/C. Remodeled. Stamni at H*J GREENBRIAR, INC. Hours: [•A>1 Apply in person MATTRESS SET 224 E. Wooslw Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 2-4 starting at Bowling Green, OH 43402 Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 401 W. Dussel Road s ^ttfEfcCA Maumee. OH 43537 399 Management Inc. Come in today to pick Slop by our office at 1044 y Main Si for IJutl ■ few minutea from BG! complM lislini or call JJJ-SSO0 :• 1-475W to DuM4>l-turn right.) www.wenet.orsj/-niecca up your Fall Listings / I I