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Friday, January 26, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 68

The News' Government is open...for now Final B p i e f s Alan Fram of federal agencies functioning Despite an apparent truce over For the next seven weeks, the The Associated Press tHrough March IS, though at extending the debt limit and stopgap spending measure would lower levels than 1995. The Sen- pressure from Wall Street to do finance many agencies whose exam NHL Scores WASHINGTON - Bruised by ate was expected to approve the so, the two sides fenced over how 1996 budgets are incomplete, in- Hartford 8 two government shutdowns. Re- legislation Friday, and the White It would be accomplished. cluding the departments of Vet- Los Angeles 2 publicans embraced legislation House said Clinton would sign it "Since I gave the State of the erans Affairs, Interior and Labor times Thursday that would keep fed- After taking a drubbing in pub- Union address, there have been and the Environmental Protec- eral agencies going through lic opinion polls for their con- some encouraging things said by tion Agency. Most would receive Boston 4 March IS. The White House said frontational tactics. Republicans the congressional leaders," Clin- less than they got in 199S, and 10 Tampa Bay 3 President Clinton would sign it as were no longer vowing to halt ton told mayors visiting the minor programs - such as money given the yearlong budget fires cooled government's most basic func- White House, continuing the pos- for the native Hawaiian and A- on all fronts. tions unless their demands for a itive tone he took in that speech. laska native cultural arts - would Darla Wamock Detroit 4 After solving an impasse over balanced budget in seven years "But I would remind you that we be eliminated. None of Clinton's The BG News Ottawa 2 abortion restrictions, the House were met. still have some roadblocks In the major Initiatives would be cut be- moved toward passage of a But all the embers from the way that I think need to be low 75 percent of last year's The University finals measure that would keep dozens budget Inferno were not dead. cleared away." levels. schedule for this semester Washington 1 was released Tuesday, in- New Jersey 2 forming students when their final exams will be Runaway found at boyfriend's home taken May 6-10. Montreal 6 Laura Waggoner, direc- Florida 2 Michael Graczyk apartment Wednesday night. termined the birth certificate gal alien. tor of Registration and Re- The Associated Press Sotelo was jailed under $200,000 was forged after social workers Police say the girl and Sotelo cords, said the basic sched- bail on a charge of aggravated interviewed the girl Thursday. gave them false names but didn't ule was formulated years NBA Scores HOUSTON - A girl who dis- sexual assault and could get life A copy distributed to reporters resist when confronted by offi- ago, changing each semes- appeared after claiming she was in prison. shows her birth date and place as cers four days after she ran away ter only as needed. 10 years old and eight and a half "The certificate that we had is Sept. 13, 1985 in Houston, al- from a shelter for abused chil- "The final exam schedule Washington 120 months pregnant was found with the only documentation of her though the certificate was not is- dren. They were found after a has been around for ages," Houston 85 a phony birth certificate and is age and apparently a fake," said sued until July 31,1989 woman took them, cold and hu- Waggoner said. "It's some- probably about 14, authorities Linda Edwards, a spokeswoman "Nobody in this family has giv- ngry. Into her apartment and had thing that has been worked said Thursday. for the Texas Department of en helpful, consistent informa- a friend call 911. out for many years." Detroit 93 Cindy Garcia's flight from Protective and Regulatory Ser- tion," said Judy Hay of Harris Cindy had been taken to a shel- According to Laura Dallas 92 social workers earlier in the vices. "We think she's about 14. County Children's Protective ter by authorities after she Straley, Registration and week prompted a desperate hunt We don't know exactly." Services. "Whether she's 10 or turned up at a welfare office with Records clerical specialist, because of fears that she was en- As far as Sotelo is concerned, it 14, she's been sexually abused the phony birth certificate. the process of putting it May graduation ap- dangering her life and that of her wouldn't make any difference. A and we will protect her." together is a tedious one, unborn child. 14-year -old in Texas can legally Ms. Edwards said police are Social workers had panicked consuming a lot of time. plication deadline Police found her with her have sex only with someone no • looking into the possibility that when Cindy ran away because 22-year-old boyfriend, Pedro today more than three years older. she was carrying the forged she was just two weeks shy of See EXAM, pane four. Students who are apply- Sotelo, hiding in a Houston Ms. Edwards said they de- documents because she's an ille- her due date. ing for May graduation must apply by 5 p.m. today. Students should apply through their individual of- Having a ball Campus to focus on safety fice. Computer Services Vlnce Guerrierl horse Billy and an opportunity to week is at the Commons. A bro- The BG News have your children photographed chure will be released in a couple to offer free sem- and fingerprinted. of weeks with more information inars Campus Safety Awareness "It's a way to reach out to peo- about campus safety. During the Computer Services will Week starts Jan. 29, and activi- ple who might be neglected when week, there will be a display at offer free seminars for ties are planned to inform stu- we talk about safety," said Mar- the Union of personal safety de- anyone at the University in- dents about various safety pre- cie Wahba, a student involved in vices. terested in expanding their cautions on campus. the program with USG and W6- "We're really looking at Cam- computer knowledge. A variety of organizations, in- myn for Womyn. pus Safety Awareness Week as a Seminars, which begin cluding the Department of Public Jan. 31, Include: Getting started on the Mac, Intro- Safety, Resident Student Asso- duction to Microsoft ciation, Undergraduate Student "It's a way to reach out to people who might Windows and Intro to Government, and Student Hous- be neglected when we talk about safety." Microsoft Word. Anyone ing and Residence Programs, who Is Interested needs to have planned activities. contact Computer Services From Jan. 30 to Feb. 1, the De- Marcie Wahba at 372-2911. partment of Campus Safety will USG and Womyn for Womyn representative be having an open house at 104 Elizabeth Dole's Commons. Planned activities in- speaking fees create Amy J. Van Honi/Thc BG New clude ride-alongs, a rape presen- The open house is the first in kick-off," Hughes said. "We want concern Raymond Schafer, a freshman construction technology major, tation, a self-defense workshop, five years. According to Rich to keep safety in the forefront of gets some extra practice for class Thursday afternoon. an appearance by the mounted Hughes, associate director of everyone's mind for the rest of LOS ANGELES-Eli- unit of Sfct. Blackburn and his zabeth Hanford Dole SHARP, the main focus of the the semester." received speaking fees of more than $875,060 over a four-year period and kept more of it than disclosed by State congress to vote on legislation affecting BGSU her husband in financial disclosure reports filed with the Senate, according Senate to make decision about gender equity proposal to a published report. Ohio House of Representatives may The Los Angeles Times Jay Young bases its report in today's The BG News offer student trustee voting power editions on annual financial disclosure statements and If legislation being proposed in 1995 Female Trustee Statistics Jay Young on the outside, containing vital income-tax returns in the Ohio Senate is passed, the The BG News and substantial information, released by Mrs. Dole and University will have to find at Nine Member Boards looking in." her husband. Senate least two more women for the A former University student After giving her testimony, Majority Leader Bob Dole. Board of Trustees by 1999. trustee testified in front of the Chappell said students offer a The legislation mandates at College and Universities Sub- viewpoint the current voting least four, but no more than five, committee In the Ohio House members do not have. 'Bowling' of Representative Thursday. voting members of University fOhioState\IUniversity\l Ohio )lGreenStat\l Miami "I think that because they'- Boards of Trustees to be female. She voiced her support to giv- ve been there on campus, die Quote of The bill is sponsored by Senator University] of Toledo \ University \ University University 1 ing student trustees voting student offers a unique per- the day Linda Fumey (D-Toledo). power. spective on the board since In a statement released by Jodi Chappell told the house they're present on the campus "We think she's Furney, she explain'ed her committee she supports legis- at the University for four to reasoning behind the propossed lation offered by Representa- five years," Chappell said. 14. We don't law. tive Amy Salerno that would Current Student Trustee Al- give student trustees access to vin Heard said giving a vote to know exactly." "After researching the compo- executive sessions and a vote sition of four year state spon- students could place them In a --Linda Evans, on the board. difficult situation. sored University Boards of "The climate that has been spokeswoman for | Trustees, I found that 13 percent The graphic shows the number of females on boards of trustees at "I think there are some Is- state universities In Ohio. created at the Institutions by sues where students can be the Texas Depart- of board members were women excluding the students from male voting members. Valerie placed in a very awkward po- in 1983,24 percent in 1990 and 22 female." executive session and from ment of Protective I percent in 199S," Furney said. The University Board of Newell is in the middle of a term sition because they are stu- and Regulatory voting has resulted in a sepa- dents, and they have to "However, the numbers of fe- Trustees, which makes major fi- that ends in 1999 and C. Ellen rate but equal system for Services males enrolled in college have nancial decisions about the oper- Conally's term expires in 1997. trustees," Chappell told the interact with administrators increased. Today university pop- ation and maintenance of the in- committee. "The students are See TRUSTEES, page five. ulations are [about] 50 percent stitution, currently has two fe- See GENDER, page five.

r J Colored Ink V« aMHHWai* ■■WiTllllH III ■ II ,M H Hi»li«yaWl.ffl»l|«"'>"«" Opinion page two Friday, January 26,1996 E.A.R.tothe P.C. crippled by dumb retard I'm tired of all this P.C ... B.S. and the little baby-maker kids. Gays dead. And everyone if you will. grabbed our fur coats and a six pulling themselves up by the Ground... Ask yourself, do the words, pack, swung into the car and guz- jack-bootstraps. "mentally handicapped" really zled gas all the way down to At- "Sieg Heil!" the crowd replied. describe folks with a lower I.Q.? lanta." Translation: Good idea! From New York Wednesday, a slow procession of Hell no! I say call 'em what "Whoo-ee that is somethin'," Good idea, indeed. America about 1,000 taxi cabs snaked its way through New they are dumb retards! Ralph would reply. would be a better place if every- York streets to protest a Taxi and Limousine Commis- Does "physically challenged" "But that's not all," our satiri- body could just stop wanting to sion proposal that would require cab owners to keep a give true justice to those who're cal friend would continue. "When do "weird stuff." Things that newer fleet of cars on the street No problems were re- on crutches, using a wheelchair, we got down to Atlanta, I asked aren't natural. ported. or otherwise disabled? this little colored to fetch my I mean, if women would just This story ran in Thursday's USA Today and reminded No, way, Jose! Let's speak the slippers, and he got lippy with stay in their kitchens like God In- E. A.R. of what it is really like to ride in that form of mass truth: they're cripples. me." tended we'd have no need for transit And do the words "hearing im- Ah, I much prefer the political- these new fangled words like paired," accurately describe ly incorrect world. Don't you? flrepeople or chairperson. How can you file a protest to something so basically those who cant hear a thing? the language. "Really?" Ralph said wonder- And if we eliminated those good and just and right? No sir, I think we ought to go I'm not talking about the little ously. "funny fellahs" from the Ameri- How bad are cabs? Let me count the ways- back to deaf and dumb. stuff either. No one really gets And so on and so forth. can scene, why, we could fling First is the most obvious upon entering the vehicle: the In fact, think we oughta re- their panties in a bunch when you But now a'days them liberal the word "faggot" around like a gress all the way back to the call a flight attendant, "stewar- women's groups and academians right-to-lifer flings around a smell. Holy lord. Such stenches never known to man have made us resort to limp eu- fetus at aclinic prior reside in these death machines. Feces-filled golden age of political incorrect- dess." Most "servers" would ness. I've been inspired. rather be called waiter. And most phemisms a'rob-ln' us of the lan- If we could do away with all diapers left out in the sun after being rubbed in the arm- You see, pretty soon the presi- female police officers dont mind guage. Anymore, you've got tb this political correctness, this pit of Courtney Love would smell like roses next to a run- dential debates will be firing up, the label "chick cops." show respect to people that just country would be a fine place. of-the-mill cab. and the candidates'll spend mil- Well, maybe not, but you get aren't like us. Stupid, ain't it? Lo, it would be a warm and lions, pining away for simpler the picture. And if we're heading back to happy place; at least for Ameri- This may be due to the previous patrons of the car or times. I'm talking about going way the political correctness of the ca's white, male majority. But to its operator who more often than not carries the Times when it was easy to tell back to the good old days, when 1950's, why not have a throwback like my great-grandfather al- aroma of foot odor. People wonder why the Plexiglass who was an American - and who we could speak our minds and to Cleaver-era family values. ways said: divider is bulletproof. was Just plain "differ'nt." Times everyone else's feelings be As our guide, we have Pat Bu- "If those faggots can't take a Second is the death wish needed to enter a taxi. The when we didn't have to put up damned. Oh, those were the chanan's address to the 1995 Re- joke - screw 'emI" stereotype of cab drivers flying around town, gunning with all this silly sensitivity crap. times. publican convention. Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- stop lights and endangering everyone in his/her (yes, Far as I'm concerned they're Just SO short years ago you "Ich bin eine Nazi," Party boy umnist for The BG News. Before there are women cabbies) path is so rooted in truth that right. Why, just look around. could of overheard a conversa- said. you write him sit down and say it ceases to exist as a stereotype. Things "just ain't what they used tion like this: Translation: I think we need to satire, satire, satire. You can to be." As I see it, this silly politi- "Yeah Ralph, you shoulda seen go back to family values. Two drop him a line at jpei- These drivers aren't involved in any accidents be- cally correct protocol is a' ruinin' it," a 1940's man might say. "Me parents at home. Woman with the [email protected]. cause the wrecks happen behind them. They escape death more times than a soap opera star. Houdini looks like a kid's party clown next to these people. With that iour overaoe. SGSU Sh»de.rt Sf; comes EA.R.'s respect. need So the mere fact that New York cabbies are upset over r.'+l/oJ of_pnpor \<\<\ -fay ° upgrading their chariot fleet is probably the least of 5,ee their worries. *f 5^Tu30fV+ o~ SHoujer, A good flea bath and a brake pedal would wake those people in the middle of the night, screaming as loud as Peter North in his movie genre. *** O.J. Simpson was quoted as saying that he backed out of the proposed interview with NBC last fall because the interviewers were "sharpening knives" for him. Unbe- lievable how "The Juice" can always Freudian-slip that key word into sentences like that. MEAWWHILET He. never -fcKe.5 crt+encWiGe sfcge-r / ^+lenoence cxryojoy. The BG News VM«r ore, -trie, odds & Couple of Of

Dawn Keller Jay Young Editor in chief News editor

Jim Barker Amy Johnson Associate editor City editor

Christian Pelusi Scott Brown Opinion editor Sports editor

Joe Boyle Stephani Miskawi Weekend Reality editor Photo editor

Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief

Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman Copy editor Copy editor Program Is pretty stupid, quite dents need to make an individual worked at a factory. She came Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Faculty wrongly frankly. decision about whether the siege back from work every day soak- Copy editor Copy editor Thiixl, having worked for the mentality over there is truly in ing wet with perspiration. While targeted in debate U.S. Congress, I can attest that their best interests. here at B.G.S.U. she has only\ Tro3uc!!orrS!S?r uninformed people who call missed the dean's list once as a I would like to respond to some themselves environmental acti- James E. Evans nursing major. We both work as Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken comments about the Environ- vists have done far more damage night guards during the school.: mental Science controversy. to their own cause than any pro- Associate Professor, Geology year to pay the bills. Do you hear): Colleen Casey Alianna Dias that? It's a deafening silence): Ed Dowling First, the people best equipped development group. I say that Brian Gallatin to judge whether or not any pro- even though my own activities Slacker description from lack of whining. Chad Gamby Matt Gannon gram adequately prepares its and achievements would qualify As for the necessity for war te Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl students are the faculty. My me to be called an environmental not for everyone bolster this nation of ours, I think - Kevin Rathge Ed Reed opinions about the ENVS Pro- activist. that Is a misguided notion. Rev; Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec gram are based on teaching 10 Fourth, enrollments in the Ge- It's 3 a.m. and I just read Mike member Vietnam? That really': classes over the past six years ology Department are not de- Wendling's column from Jan. 23. pulled Americans together,, that included large numbers of creasing, and our program Is not I take exception to a few of his didn't It? Strong leadership?;; Copyright© 1996 by The 111. News. Reprinting of Johnson, Nixon and in the posts'.; any material in this publication whitout the permission of ENVS students, plus a number of atrophying, contrary to rumor. Ideas. He has no faith in his gen- The BG News is strictly prohibited. independent studies, plus con- The reality is the exact opposite eration. war era. Ford and Carter. Arid, The Hi i News is an independent student voice sulting for Dr. Cobb and his stu- Not only have student enroll- Well, take faith In me, buddy. who prospers from war? The Mil- founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic dents, plus tracking a number of ments risen consistently over the I'm not going to find a cure for itary-Industrial complex, that's year and Wednesday's in the summer. ENVS students after they gradu- years, but we have added faculty cancer or solve the nation's debt who. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those ated from BGSU. I am In an (only one teaches ENVS classes), problem, but I will be teaching We cant balance the budget of the student body, faculty or University administration. excellent position to judge your instrumentation and facilities. the people who might. now. How can we afford the Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not scientific (I never said policy) The majority of our undergradu- He claims that," ... our slacker necessary buildup for a war that necessarily those of The BG News. background. ates are in the B.S. degree pro- lifestyles do nothing for our- would create the kind of jobs Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 selves or our fellow humans." Wendling speaks of? We cant/: words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone Second, I have spent the better gram (which requires more sup- number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News part of my career working on porting sciences), and not in the Dont rush to such a conclusion, I period, point blank. reserves the right to edit any and all letters. both scientific and legislative as- B.A program mentioned and in- say. I dont like "alternative" So, Mr. Wendling, I'm not sug- The B( I News encourages its readers to notify the pects of environmental prob- correctly characterized by Kass- music, and I dont whine about gesting that you Jump for joy, but paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. lems. I am not studying to be an ner. the job market. I fed that hard dont count us out, either. No, wa;- enviormental scientist, I am one. Finally, the Geology Depart- work Is the only kind for me. Last don't protest, or burn bras. Bofcj I also teach several classes In ment has no control over the summer I worked as a greens- your column shows that you care. 210 West Hall hydrogeology, which is one of the ENVS Program, any more than keeper on a golf course only two So do I and many others like me. Bowling Green State University major employers of people that Physics did when Dr. Cobb was months after having a kidney I hope that this letter is up to Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 work in the field of environmen- director. I have made my views removed. Slacking? I dont think your expectations for such a' bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu tal protection or remediation. To clear (and I think you need to so. slacker as myself. tell me that it is none of my busi- hear them), but I have no power And I'm not the only one. The Brad Smith ness what goes on in the ENVS to enforce them. The ENVS stu- last three summers my girlfriend Senior

M»* - - - City Friday, January 26,1996 page three Playin' in the snow Bowling Green to become new BCI&I headquarters Natalie Millar Washington D.C will be used to benefit law enforcement In The BC News improve informational access. Northwest Ohio," said Chief Ga- The BCI4I Is moving from the len Ash Bowling Green has been cho- Fremont location to the Green- The recommendation by Betty sen as the new site of the Bureau wood Centre plaza which will be Montgomery, Ohio Attorney of Criminal Investigation and I- renovated to accommodate the General, was the reward for a dentification. "This lab will offer new faculties. The lab will be long campaign by the city and more access to facilities and new more centrally located to better police department to bring the technology," said Deputy Sheriff serve the 22 surrounding lab to Bowling Green. Thomas Votava. counties in Northwest Ohio. The crime lab's capabilities The state will pay for the will include a DNA lab, bullet Increased research capacity $850,000 renovations to the 1616 comparison and automated fing- and opportunities for internships East Wooster location for the erprint analysis. Databases con- may be provided to the Universi- structural and technical Im- nected to the BCI&I headquar- ty community. provements. The opening date is ters in London and the FBI in "This new facility will greatly scheduled for July 1. Healthy pregnancy guidelines suggested by March of Dimes Meredith Tremaln However, there are things wom- grams of folic acid a day, said The BG News en need to know before concep- Ruth Griffin, community direc- TH) Overm«»frhe AnocUted Prc» tion. tor of the March of Dimes. Chelsea Chambers, 2, plays In the snow. She was passing by a park with her aunt and grandmother Most women by the time they In the month prior to and the "Folic acid will virtually elim- when they decided to stop and play in the fresh snowfall. reach their early to mid-20s be- first month of pregnancy women gin thinking about having babies. need to take in at least 400 milli- See PREGNANCY, page four. Judges dismiss drunk-driving cases j The Associated Press in the county. Prosecutor Victor Appeals Judges Donald R. drunken-driving law. The Vigluicci on Tuesday ordered all Ford, Judith Christley and Youngst own -based 7th Ohio Dis- RAVENNA, Ohio - Hundreds police departments in the county Joseph Mahoney said Tuesday trict Court of Appeals Is the of drunken-driving cases in a to stop seizing driver's licenses that the primary effects of the other. five-county region of northeast while making arrests. law are deterrence and punish- Ohio could be dismissed as a re- Under the state's revised 1993 ment The Ohio Supreme Court has sult of a state appeals court rul- drunken-driving law, drivers "If the suspensions were set a hearing for Feb. 7 on the ing. who fail blood-alcohol tests or re- purely remedial and imposed state's drunken-driving law and ■On August 16 of last year, ■ Richard Henderson of 424 The 11th Ohio District Court of fuse to take the test must surren- solely to protect the public, there conflicting rulings at the appeals Chad Hickle of 336 S. Poplar St., Wallace Road, Bowling Green, Appeals in Warren on Tuesday der their licenses for at least 90 would be no reason to keep a de- court level. Fostoria, allegedly tried to sell was indicted on three counts of ruled that the state's drunken- days. Last year, more than 67,000 fendant's license once he was de- 1.1 grams of cocaine and one hit drug trafficking. Henderson al- driving law punishes defendants licenses were suspended state- termined to be sober," their rul- Lake County Prosecutor of LSD. Hickle was indicted on legedly attempted to sell 2.6 twice for the same offense, in wide. ing stated. "There is, however, no Charles Coulson said he had not two counts of aggravated traf- grams of cocaine, 102.3 grams of violation of constitutional protec- At issue is whether administra- such provision." had a chance to review the ruling ficking. marijuana and 2,168 grams of tions against double jeopardy. tively suspending licenses The appeals court for the 11th and wasn't sure of Its effect marijuana three times last year. Portage County municipal through the state Bureau of Appellate District, which In- Messages requesting comment ■Peter Hasllnger of 823 E. judges began dismissing drun- Motor Vehicles is a criminal pun- cludes Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula, were left with Geauga County State St, Gibsonburg, was indic- ■ Leslie Smith of 3858 Truman ken-driving cases Wednesday. ishment or a civil removal of Portage and Trumbull counties, Assistant Prosecutor Matt Dolan ted on one count of aggravated Road, Perrysburg, was indicted Judge John Enlow said about 300 privileges intended to keep intox- has become the second in the and and Warren Law Director trafficking, a second degree for failure to appear for a trial on pending cases will be dismissed icated drivers off the streets. state to reject the state's revised Greg Hicks. felony, for reportedly trying to Dec 27,1995. sell 74 hits of acid.

■ Michael Kleman of 17126 Trustee seeks county nomination King Road, Bowling Green, was charged with receiving stolen Ad : Brandon Wray the keys to having a well run to be rewarded with federal and money, and the smaller commun- property on Oct. 11, 1995. Kle- ; The BG News county. state grant dollars,"Steingraber ities really lose out," she said. man allegedly received a stolen Correction "The different cities and town- said. "We need to cooperate to get the amplifier from an unknown Kathleen Steingraber has an- money into the county." source. nounced that she will seek the Steingraber said that Wood Due to an error by the Democratic nomination for Wood "The different cities and townships should County is doing well right now, ■ From Nov. 12 to the 22 of last BG News. The Beta County Commissioner. work together better on planning projects and the job of the commissioner year, Terri Kline of 603 S. Poe Theta Pi ad ran 'Steingraber, a Walbridge resi- because our joint efforts are more likely to be is to make sure that it continues Road, Apt. No. 2-B, North Balti- incorrectly on Thurs., dent and Lake Township trustee, to do well. more, reportly attempted to use a Jan 25. We regret the has been active in local Wood rewarded with federal and state grant "One way to continue our eco- stolen ATM bank card. Kline was error. County politics. She has served dollars,"Steingraber said. nomic good fortune is through Indicted on one count of receiv- as a trustee and board member of the support of Issue Two, which ing stolen property and two the Wood County Economic De- would allocate funds from the counts of theft. velopment Corporation, which Kathleen Steingraber gas tax to improve the economic works to preserve existing jobs ■Lee Plouck of 300 Napoleon Lake Township trustee infrastructure, "Steingraber said. and attract new industry to the Steingraber also supports stu- Road No. D35, Bowling Green, area. was indicted on two counts of dent loans and said as commis- DON'T DRINK AND According to Steingraber, co- ships should work together bet- "Oftentimes we find that cities sioner she would lobby the state marijuana trafficking. Plouck operation among the different ter on planning projects because in the county are competing legislature to make it easier for reportedly tried to sell marijuana DRIVE levels of government is one of our joint efforts are more likely against each other for the same students to get them. on two occasions.

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' —r.in1^^ —— Nation page four Friday, January 26, 1996 Clinton to appear before jury First Lady to answer questions on mysterious appearance off law firm billings not originally given to investigators

John Solomon aed by Whitewater prosecutors Clinton have already said they cently indicted him again on The Associated Press to answer questions about how had nothing to do with the re- other charges related to the her law firm billing records, cords' disappearance or dis- thrift's demise. WASHINGTON - For the first which investigators could not covery. An aide found the docu- Madison failed in the late 1980s time, a First Lady will appear find for two years, suddenly ments on a table in the White at a cost to taxpayers of $65 mil- Friday before a federal grand showed up inside the White House residence book room. lion. Mrs. Clinton and other law- jury to answer prosecutors' House residence in a room fre- yers at Rose did legal work for questions -- a sign of how far the quented only by the President, Q: Why are Mrs. Clinton's bill- Madison on retainer in 198S and Whitewater investigation has the First Lady and their visitors. ing records important? 1986. evolved over the last two years. Being called before a grand Before the billing records were Its scope now covers far more jury does not mean a witness has A: Investigators have wanted discovered and turned over to than the Arkansas land venture done anything wrong. In this the records since late 1993 to investigators this month, Mrs. called Whitewater that President case, it does signal that pros- help determine whether Mrs. Clinton described - under oath - Clinton and his wife lost money ecutors suspect someone may Clinton or the Rose Law Firm her work for Madison as "mini- on during the 1980s in partner- have tried to obstruct the in- was involved in any wrongdoing mal" and said she had not worked ship with James and Susan vestigation by hiding the records that might have contributed to on one of the savings and loan's McDougal, the owners of a fall- after they were subpoenaed in the failure of the McDougals' most controversial land deals, ing savings and loan. the early stages of the White- savings and loan. The First Lady called Castle Grande. Here are answers to a few water probe. Obstruction of jus- denies doing anything wrong in commonly asked questions. tice is a felony. her legal work on Madison Guar- The newly discovered records APPhM. Q. Why is Hillary Rodham Clin- Mrs. Clinton will be asked if anty. James McDougal was ac- indicate Mrs. Clinton worked 60 Natalie Cron, an eighth-grader from Visalla, Calif., poses with ton appearing before the grand she has relevant information quitted in 1990 of charges stem- hours over 15 months on Madison an autographed photo of Jay Leno, host of "The Tonight Show." jury? about the discovery of the re- ming from the institution's fail- Guaranty business, including A: Mrs. Clinton was subpoen- cords. Both President and Mrs. ure. Whitewater prosecutors re- some on Castle Grande. Flat tax in hot debate in Congress Man hanged in

Calvin Woodward for peddling "risky ideas." Dole's The Associated Press chief target is Forbes' "economic "Very tempting thing. I think it's not as plan" - code phrase for the flat Delaware; first • WASHINGTON - "Very tax Dole is reluctant to take on by simple as it sounds." tempting thing," Ronald Reagan name. Politicians have invoked com- said of the flat tax 14 years ago. Ronald Reagon in 50 years "I think it's not as simple as it mon sense, Scripture, the prom- sounds." ise of a bright and rosy tomorrow former president Ambivalence has surrounded - and even economists - when Theresa Humphrey the flat tax for a generation. In trying to sell the notion of intro- those of GOP candidates Pat Bu- Democratic Rep. Leon Panetta, The Associated Press Congress, and occasionally in ducing a single Income tax rate chanan (IS percent) and Texas now White House chief of staff, "He was a little presidential campaigns, major with few or no deductions. Sen. Phil Gramm (16 percent), who proposed 19 percent. SMYRNA, Del. - Billy guy, scared, no players have been intrigued and "The Bible tells us God asks leave those deductions alone. In- Bailey, in his younger days, teeth, the wind unnerved by it for 10 percent, and Caesar should diana Sen. Dick Lugar wants a Missouri Rep. Richard Gep- was known as a hard-drinking These days, Senate Majority ask for no more," Illinois Repub- flat sales tax and no income tax - hardt, now House minority hothead. At 49, he stood in the whistling around Leader Bob Dole sounds much lican Rep. Phillip Crane declared or Internal Revenue Service - at leader, and fellow Democratic cold in the glare of the lights, him." the same as he did in 1982, prom- in 1982. all. Sen. Bill Bradley of New Jersey, without his dentures or his ising hearings on the matter, say- Yes, but what about that dar- While flat tax variations are wanted a 14 percent tax on the thick glasses, and was hanged ing "fairer, flatter, simpler" ned mortgage interest deduc- being advocated now mainly by income of 80 percent of Ameri- for murder. Edmund D. Lyons sounds good, wondering what tion? Republicans in the presidential cans, keeping key deductions and It was Delaware's first could really work - and what Then as now, few would touch race and in Congress, the idea hitting the richest 20 percent hanging in SO years and the lawyer about that darned mortgage in- that seemingly holy tax break. often crossed party lines in the harder. third in the United States terest deduction? In today's plans, Forbes and 1980s and to some extent does to- since 1965. Back then, in a congressional House Majority Leader Dick day. Gephardt continues to advo- Bailey went to the gallows "the law is the law." rush to tax simplification. Dole Armey are both pitching a 17 Some in the Reagan adminis- cate a "flatter" two-tiered tax. early Thursday, nearly 17 For the first time in Delaw- tried to come up with a compro- percent Income tax - Armey's tration said a flat tax would help Starting with 1986 tax reform, years after he used a shotgun are, family members of the mise between a real flat tax and a would be phased down from 20 the rich and hurt the poor and the number of rates shrunk over to kill an elderly couple in victims were allowed to wit- graduated system. A "little bu- percent - that eliminates the middle class. "A snare and a de- several years from 15 to as few their farmhouse following a ness the execution. The Lam- mpy flat rate," he called it. A mortgage Interest and charitable lusion," Donald Regan called it as as two, only to puff up again to liquor store robbery and a day bertsons' sons, Delbert and pothole ate it up. deductions. treasury secretary in 1984. five in 1993, with brackets rang- of drinking. Saxton, were the last to leave. Now, he's criticizing GOP Other plans, including the Among those pitching flat ing from IS percent to 39.6 per- At 5-foot-5 and 215 pounds, Afterward, Delbert went on presidential rival Steve Forbes Kemp Commission report and taxes then was former California cent. Bailey somehow looked small vacation and Saxton went to as he stood 15 feet above the bed. PREGNANCY EXAM ground on the outdoor gallows "Now that it's past, I Just constructed just for him 10 want to forget," said Saxton Continued from page three. not the only important factor in a Continued from page one. common exam times, which often years ago as his execution Lambertson's wife, Mary Ann. inate the chances of a spina bi- healthy pregnancy. interfere with regularly sched- date drew near. "I think it's really past time "Mental health is important," flda baby," Griffin said. "It is all based on a time grid," uled exams. Waggoner said Asked by the warden If he this should have come about. It is easier to get the necessary Jones said. common exams come second had any last words. Bailey It's been too many years." Social factors, such as finan- Straley said. "It is time consum- amount of folic acid in vitamins ing." when interfering with other said, "No sir." The trap door Among the other witnesses than in food. Centrum vitamins cial difficulties, can affect preg- exams. The key, she said, is for was sprung at 12:04 am. With was Robert H. Collison, who nancy, Jones said. Waggoner said regardless of work well, but orange juice is an- how much time is Involved, there students to notify their profes- his face covered with a black was the chief investigator on other good source. Griffin said. Women who are pregnant or sors as soon as possible to res- hood and his legs bound at the the Lambertson murders. He suspect they are should avoid will almost always be a conflict There are many guidelines in finals scheduling. chedule. ankles, his limp body twirled said he had arrested Bailey pregnant women need to follow changing cat litter. in the air. about 10 times for street "If your cat is an outdoor cat "We try hard, but there will in order to have a healthy baby. always be time conflicts," Wag- "Hopefully there won't be a - He was pronounced dead at crimes over the years before "Not consuming alcohol, no they can pick up toxins outside," 12.15 am. the murders. Griffin said. goner said. "It's complicated." problem," Waggoner said. "Just smoking, no taking drugs [includ- Some of the departments hold let [the Instructors] know." "He was a little guy, scared, "Every contact I ever had ing over-the-counter drugs], eat- no teeth, the wind whistling with Billy Bailey he was hos- ing healthy and following the Cat feces contain toxoplasmo- around him," said Edmund D. tile," Collison said. 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Challenger space shuttle Yowwza! disaster sparks iremories pas 1" £L* f V David Tlrell-Wysockl freshman at Springfield College Florida because Scott McAuliffe The Associated Press said this month as he looked at a was in their class. His mother, framed copy of the photo. "My Christa, was on the shuttle, CONCORD, N.H. - Holding a face is saying, "How could they having been selected to be the ^., let something like this happen?'" first teacher In space. The chil- tiny Challenger T-shirt to his mm "* ♦* chest, Ben Provencal chuckled to His question is repeated by dren shivered on the metal VIP think it fit him 10 years ago when former classmates, who said that bleachers and watched Chal- he and his third-grade class- while the experience did not scar lenger lift off, streak through the mates traveled to Florida to them, it shaped their outlook on brilliant blue sky for a little more watch their friend's mom rocket life, risk-taking and trust - espe- than a minute then explode high cially trust In government. ' 1 into space. over the ocean. r Most of those youngsters are in "That was the first time that I college now, but they still carry had seen the result of how some- Provencal still has the hat he memories of the trip and the thing can go terribly wrong,' wore. It's still adjusted to the shuttle explosion on Jan. 28,1986, Trip O'Shea said. No longer smallest size and covered with that plunged them from innocent would he automatically assume pins from the space program and excitement into unspeakable that "you are going to come homi Florida tourist sites. shock for the whole world to see. and sleep in your bed," e ' » Provencal, then 8, was pho- after something as mundane "I have really good memories •■ APFlMte tographed in a Young Astronauts driving somewhere or walking ti about the whole trip and the Mason Mack sprays the finishing touches on an Ice sculpture of the Sphinx on Jan. 25 at his Fargo, cap that was too big for him. He school. whole class and how much fun we N.D., apartment. His brother Marcus Mack of Watertown, S.D., sculpted It last weekend while visit- was staring at the sky, his jacket "I never really took things f( had," the 18-year-old said. "I ing. sleeves pulled over his hands be- granted from then on," said O dwell on that stuff more than the cause of the cold, trying to com- Shea, 19, a freshman at Colgat ending." prehend what he had just seen. College. Provencal is studying to be an "I see the absolute shock," the The third-graders had gone ti elementary school teacher. Mother suspected in murder GENDER Continued from page one. don't have enough input." Phil Mason, vice president for Woman was "distraught" as she revealed location of body Under the current system, ti University Relations, said the University Trustee David governor appoints trustees to t University has not and will not The Associated Press Bryan said he has questions state institutions. The univei take an official position on the "She's a suspect. She was the last one to see about the bill. ties and colleges have no of fie legislation since the selection HORIZON CITY, Texas - A "I guess I have concerns with input on the decision. process is separate from the in- woman who reported her toddler the baby alive." the bill," Bryan said. "My con- Lester Barber, secretary to l I stituion. daughter missing over the week- end now has led police to the cerns are that it puts a lot of em- Board of Trustees, said he 11 Amanda Dine-Gamble, an aide Gary Gabbert phasis on one characteristic of personal doubts about the p - to the senator, said if passed, the girl's body and is the sole suspect potential members. There are posed legislation. legislation would take effect over in her death, authorities said to- captain of the El Paso County Sheriff's Department other characteristics that a board "My own personal view is 11 time. day. of trustees has. It needs to be di- the principle that she is advoi - After repeated questioning, Heidi Consaul, 20, told au- Gabbert said Ms. Consaul be- be filed until after an autopsy on verse in many ways." ing, which is that it would e "Current board members are came very distraught while the child's body. not effected," Dine-Gamble said. thorities Wednesday night that Bryan said the bill will take the healthy for universities to h e revealing the whereabouts of the "Everything is going to hinge "It would require at least four she had taken the body of selection process farther away greater diversity among the f >- body, which was left out in the on the cause of death," said Gab- from the most qualified candi- pie who are providing leaders p females to serve on the board by 18-month-old Carina Consaul into the desert a few miles from their open and had already begun to bert. date. at the trustee level, I agree v h 1999." decompose by the time it was Ms. Consaul originally told au- "What I think it gets away from that," Barber said. "Whether le home, said Capt. Gary Gabbert, head of the El Paso County Sher- found Wednesday. thorities she had left her is the fact that we simply need to best way to do that is to creati n Student trustees would also be affected by the proposed law. It iffs Department criminal in- Ms. Consaul was in protective daughter sleeping In their ensure that the best trustee is absolute minimum number >f custody this morning at Thoma- apartment for a few minutes gender-based appointments, n would require that one of the two vestigation division. choosen," Bryan said. "My son General Hospital in El Paso. Sunday evening while she used a greatest concern is that the not so sure. I see some real p > student members on the boards "She's a suspect. She was the be female. Jason Bristol and Al- last one to see the baby alive," She had not been arrested, and public phone less than SO yards selection of trustees is too politi- lems In doing it that partic ir Gabbert said no charges would away. cal in nature, and the local people way." vin Heard are currently the Uni- Gabbert said during a news con- versity student trustees. Hoard's ference this morning. He term expires in March while wouldn't say what Ms. Consaul TRUSTEES Bristol's term expires in March told police, if anything, about 1997. how Carina died. Continued from page one. "I personally would sup; rt fiOWL~N~GREEIVERY such a bill," Bryan said. "My x- and faculty," Heard said. "Ima- perience with students on le FRIDAY SPECIAL gine a student having a vote on a Presidential Search Commi se salary, and say a particular fac- and other committees where u- MID AM MANOR $5.95 SEAFOOD SPLASH! ulty member didn't agree with dents have served at Bow lg that decision. Would someone re- Green State University indie es • NOW RENTING • taliate? I think not, but I think to me that the student trus es there's that potential." should fully participate a a Choose from choice apartments within walking A variety of seafood ; Chappell admitted a voting board member." distance to campus Summer IWd and school year and our "own" clam chowder. student would encounter con- Bryan said that even the {h 1996-1997. Jncl: clams, scallops, shrimp, and Pollock., flicts of interest. She said no students are only members ol le Also complete salad bar and baked potato. member is immune to such prob- University Community for al nt lems. five years, he believes stud ts 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heal "We might have a slight con- would make wise decisions. and water included, air conditioning Open 11:30-1:30 flict of interest, but it is not ex- "I think the students are a- Best Values On Campus clusive to students voting be- fi4l Third St. Apt. 4, B.fi. 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" '»■! «!*. Nation Friday, January 26, 1996 ■ page six The IK! News Levy: Cowboys will win, but

ManrUvy The Associated Press / predict Dallas will wn 28-23. Editor's Note: Marv Levy's Buf- falo Bills lost to Dallas in the . Marv Levy 1993 and 1994 Super Bowls and were beaten by "«* Pittsburgh Buffalo Bills coach Steelers in this season's playoffs. This is his analysis of how Sun- of linebackers in Greg Lloyd, Kordell Stewart have all become day's Super Bowl will go. He also Kevin Greene, Levon Klrkland big-play contributors. You need will provide a postgame analysis. and Chad Brown. Their second- big plays to win big games. Levy has coached the Bills since ary profits from heavy pressure The emergence of Nell O'Don- Tk» AiMcUltd PrtM 1986. from the pass rush They play nell as a premier quarterback TEMPE, Ariz. - Picking the with confidence and elan. has been a vital component In winner of this year's Super Bowl The Dallas offense, however, this birth of a new offense. Dallas Cowboy defensive back If easy. has qualities which should allow The Steelers have become Deion Sanders (above) and coach it to cope with the Steelers' de- swashbuckling and exciting. I Barry Switzer (below) answer , Being right? That's another media questions Thursday. story. fensive strengths. The Cowboys' see parallels to what occurred to ; Like almost everyone else, I ability to run and effect football's us with the Buffalo Bills when we feel the Dallas Cowboys will pre- best run-action passing game, first came riding out of the tun- vail. But It wont be by as com- gives them a unique advantage in dra with our no-huddle offense a fortable a margin as the odds- countering Pittsburgh's defen- few years ago. makers predict. sive strengths. Such changes, however, are not I The Steelers, like the Cowboys, The Steelers' offense strikes without a price and not without are potent, sound and productive Tat Auackna' Prra/Dm Mutta quite a contrast, not Just with nme risks. on offense, defense and special Pittsburgh wide receiver Yancey Thigpen wipes sweat from his brow Dallas but with Pittsburgh's own The Steelers' running game teams. They truly are the during a Steeler practice oa Wednesday in Tempe, Ariz. recent style. snt as Integral as It once was. strongest team in the AFC this Their offensive approach has Jut that, I acknowledge. Is a nit- year, just as I believe Dallas is The combination of Troy Alk- Yes, Pittsburgh's defense Is always been sound and well- .Icking observation. What they the strongest In the NFC man, Emmitt Smith, Michael Ir- very difficult to solve. The bril- balanced. *ve done has been instrumental '■ For the non-partisan fan (Isvin. Jay Novacek, an overpower- liantly crafted "zone-dog" But this season, they have be- i getting them Into the Super there such a creature?), this is ing up-front five and perfect-fit schemes are capable of wreaking come much more daring. They lowL the best matchup the NFL could fullback Daryl Johnston keeps panic and pain on an offense have discovered and utiliized the In a championship game, you have offered. excruciating game-long pressure without incurring the big-play electrifying talents of what was my sorely miss not being able to ; The biggest advantage for the on the best of defenses. risks that afflict most heavy blitz once a relatively unknown corps in effectively. But without the Cowboys lies in their extremely It is a unit that has no equal In teams. of receivers. Ernie Mills, Yancey well-balanced offense. this year's NFL. The Steelers have a great corps Thigpen, Andre Hastings and See LEVY, page aeven.

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' Nation Friday, January 26,1996 The W, News page sevtn '* NBC plans to focus on Deion Aikman, Haley John Nelson cardinal rule is: "You don't want nationally recognized team," sonality would be. There are The Associated Press to miss anything." Faratzis said. "Even casual fans stars that command that." Faratzis said that with the Dal- know Troy Aikman, Emmltt If San Francisco had been In Call it the Delon-cam. It's one las Cowboys meeting the Pitts- Smith, Michael Irvin, Deion San- the Super Bowl, NBC might have will play hurt of the little jewel* of technology burgh Steelers, NBC expects big ders. With San Francisco last had a Rice-cam. NBC also con- that NBC will use to track one of ratings. The network, which has year, ABC got a 41.3. The two sidered isolating Pittsburgh's the NFL's most be Jeweled per- sold 58 commercial units for a previous Super Bowls on NBC Kordell Stewart, but he doesn't Richard Rosenblatt cent, but this Is the Super formers Sunday when it does its record average of $1.2 million got 45.1 and 45.5, so we out-rated play both offense and defense, as The Associated Press Bowl," Haley said. "I'm going 14th Super Bowl. per 30 seconds, expects a rating them with the Cowboys as op- Sanders does. to play." But while NBC will place an of about 45, representing about posed to the 49ers." TEMPE, Ariz. - Troy Aik- Woodson, the Steelers' stel- emphasis on Deion Sanders, net- 135 million viewers. NBC knows that one of the "We Just felt that If anything man's a physical wreck. So is lar comerback who had re- work executives stress that this NBC Sports president Dick biggest draws on the Cowboys Is happened to Deion, it would Charles Haley. Kevin Greene constructive surgery last Sep- is not a game of toys and trinkets Ebersol said that with 2 1/2 Sanders, so Sanders will be fol- command enough attention that is up and moving despite the tember, says his right knee is to them. hours of pregame shows, plus lowed from sidelines to huddle, we'd be criticized if we didn't 10 "mini" concussions he says "80 to 85 percent." "I'm going to cover the game postgame airtime, the network virtually everywhere he goes, by have it," Faratzis said. he had this season. And Rod "I've had four months to from the standpoint of basics," could gross as much as $90 mil- a cameraman. Woodson hasn't played a down think about this," Woodson NBC game director John Gon- lion In commercial revenues, "When we talked about facili- From a production standpoint, since the first game of the said. "I asked the man upstairs zalez said. "You start with the compared with the $75 million ties for coverage of this Super about the only other trinkets season. if I should play or not. I dont same basic cameras and the addi- that ABC had last year. Bowl, we didn't know who the NBC has added are some slow- No doubt about it, the Dallas think I'm going to get hurt I tional facilities will be mostly for The pregame starts at 3:30 p.m. participants would be," Faratzis motion tape machines and low- Cowboys and Pittsburgh think the knee Is stable enough Steelers are bruised and isolation." EST, with the game show begin- said. "But all along we said we angle cameras. "As you know, to play." In a game of this magnitude, ning at 6 p.m. wanted one camera to delegate to the coverage of football has gone banged up in the days before producer John Faratzis said, the "The Cowboys are a big draw, a whomever the prominent per- very low," Gonzalez said. Sunday's Super Bowl. But Greene, the Steelers' mad- neither ailing elbow, aching rushing linebacker, says, "I've back, hazy vision nor torn an- had so many concussions I LEVY terior cruciates will keep can't count them all." And players from playing for the when he gets what he calls a Continued from page lix. Donnell so that Pittsburgh cannot Pittsburgh coverage units are fidence has been responsible for NFL championship. "basic minor concussion," or a efficiently execute its passing outstanding, but they take some more upsets than fumbles and Haley, the Cowboys defen- "ding," he stays in the game. bold changes the Steelers made game. If Leon Lett, Chad Hen- chances which could leave them interceptions. Overconfldence sive end who missed the last "I never know when it's going early this season, they probably nings and others can keep O'- vulnerable to a big play. I like the comes from believing that the five games following lower to happen, but it takes me 20 to wouldn't be here to find out Give Donnell from stepping up and de- spirit with which both teams "experts" determine who will back surgery on Dec. 6, vows 30 minutes to snap out of it I Bill Cowher and his rm^-hing livering on rhythm, I believe Dal- Play. win. to be In the lineup. On just keep my head on a swivel staff credit - they deserve it. las will have taken its own neces- One advantage Pittsburgh Wednesday, his playing status - looking around to see what's The question is whether Dallas sary key step in thwarting Pitts- might enjoy is Dallas' role as an That said, I feel Dallas has a was upgraded from question- happening." can stop them. burgh's offensive weaponary. overwhelming favorite. stronger team, one that can keep able to probable. Aikman, meanwhile, goes The key to that is whether the Do I believe they'll be able to Almost everybody who has an the pressure on in a hard-fought, "My back is about 90 per- Into his third Super Bowl with Cowboys are successful In taking do that? opinion - Including me - is pick- well-played game. cent, my flu's about 70 per- injuries all over his body. away time and room from O'- I'll keep it simple Yes. ing the Cowboys to win. Overcon- I predict Dallas will win 28-23. ec*Mt AX*

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Christian Pelusl sists and was named the game's The BC News First Star in the Wolverines' 5-4 victory over the Redskins. The question of how to stop Morrison, after 18 games of Michigan center Brendan Morr- this year, is averaging 2.61 points ison was answered this past per game with 18 goals and 29 as- summer by a hockey camp stu- sists for 47 points. That total is dent. tops in the Central Collegiate Morrison was an instructor at Hockey Association and when hockey school compared to his 1.94 points per bver the sum- game average of last season mer when an (23-53-76 in 39 games), it ap- accident pears Morrison has gotten even occured that better. shelved last A motivating tool Morrison year's NCAA might have used to comeback top scorer for even stronger this season was his the first six failure to be selected as last games of the season's Hobey Baker winner. season. Morrison Despite Morisson leading the "It was just a nation in both scoring and as- freak accident," Morrison said. sists, the Falcons' Brian Hol- "I was playing keep-away from zinger was honored with college some of the kids when one of hockey's most coveted award. them came up behind me and as "I guess it gave me a little he went to stop, he fell and took more incentive to play well, but I one of my legs out." just wanted to keep proving my- Morrison's knee absorbed most self every year and just build off of the fall from the youngster, of last year. That's not just for but he said the knee did not swell personal satisfaction, but for the . up and figured the pain would go team as well. . away. "What it boils down to is that if But when Morrison arrived I play well and the team plays back in Michigan to begin train- well that's fine with me. I'll trade ing for the season, a teammate In any personal accolades for the fell on the same knee again, ag- team to do well," Morrison said. gravating the injury. That type of attidude is what "I was right back to where I Michigan head coach Red Beren- was the first time, so I wanted to son finds most valuable in his take a little time, heal it right up star center, as Morrison was and be ready for the rest of the named an assistant captain this season," Morrison said. year. The Injury was classified as a "He means a lot to our team. sprained knee, no surgery was He makes others around him bet- required and Morrison sat out ter. His leadership, presence and the first six games of the season being a team player are all im- to rest and rehabilitate his dam- portant. aged knee. "He's gotten better every Morrison returned Nov. 10 at season as we've watched him Miami where he promptly picked grow as a player and into one of J.. RMbacVTke BG Nrwi up where he left off at the end of Falcoa'* right wing, Mike Johnson, skates up Ice In a game earlier In the season. BG hosts Miami on Friday and Michigan of Saturday. last season. He tallied three as- See INJURY, page eleven. Falcons in jeopardy of missing playoffs Komives ineligible Pat Murpny BG, 15*1 overall and 9-7-1 In ner added. ling the game from the outset The BC News the Central Collegiate Hockey BG has split their two previous "We've got to concentrate on Association, stands in fifth place games against Miami and was Miami," Punchard said. "And for rest of season Head coach Buddy Powers in the league. devastated 8-1 by the Wolverines then right after the Miami game said, after last Saturday's 4-0 loss The Falcons trail fourth place earlier this season. we will get ready for Saturday's Scott Brawn at Western Michigan, that it was Lake Superior State by eight Faulkner said BG cannot over- game, but that comes after the The BC News gut check time for the Falcons. points with 13 games remaining. look Miami Friday. Miami game." His players agree. Bowling Green is in jeopardy of "We're trying really hard not Shane Komives' roller coas- "It's gotta be a gut check for losing home Ice advantage for to think about Michigan," Faulk- "Miami Is always a rival and ter collegiate basketball ca- us," said Falcon forward Dave the first round of the CCHA ner said. "Against Miami we reer ended on a sour note on this is the rubber match," Powers Faulkner. "We've got some playoffs if they remain in fifth have to win right now." said. Thursday. games coming up that we've got place. The Redskins come in with a Coach Jim Larranaga an- But creeping over the horizon to get it done in. We've got some "We've put ourselves In a 6-14-2 record overall and are tied nounced that the Falcon senior - looming with an average of games we've got to catch up on." hole," said Falcon forward Brett for eighth in the CCHA at so 1-2. over six goals per game - is guard has been ruled aca- The catch-up games begin with Punchard. "And now we've got to BG played one of its best games demically ineligible for the Michigan. The Wolverines are in Friday's home contest against win to get ourselves out of It." of the season the last time they third place in the CCHA and are spring semester, thus bring- Miami followed by another home "This certainly Is a gut check played Miami. The Falcons al- ing to an end a four-year ca- ranked third in this week's USA game against Michigan, Satur- for us. We've got to come to play lowed Just 26 shots in the game reer that featured 964 points day. Both games start at 7 p.m. every night, no excuses," Faulk- and scored five times, control- See ICERS, page ten. and every Bowling Green re- cord concerning 3-point bas- kets. Komives, along with fresh- Komives Akron making huge strides Kent State man guard DeMar Moore, had not played since the Eastern be somebody on campus who Michigan game Jan. 17 - the is in oncther sport and knews first game during the spring what athletics are all about." toughest Komives' father, Butch, Is from previous performances semester. Moore was ruled academically ineligible last BG's all-time leading scorer. opponent Friday. The Falcons arc ccin.'ng off Jeremy Yohe Bridget Andrews. adds 6.2 rpg and 10 ppg at the a disappointing 54-50 loos to The BC News BG has dominated Akron in the forward position. "Shane and DeMar are both Ball State on Wednesday. The past. The Falcons have not The Zip's leading scorer Is Jun- for track very competitive individuals," team shot just 28 percent from When you think of Akron bas- dropped a single game in the se- ior Kelley Burrier. The forward Larranaga said Thursday. the floor for the contest, an ketball - a powerhouse is the fur- ries - winning all 19 matchups. averages 13.5 points a game. William Sanderson "My hopes are that they plan atrociously poor showing. thest thing from your mind. Akron has rebuilt its team be- The BC News to continue to work hard, De- With Akron invading for a 2 But so far in the Mid-American hind the top defense in the con- Coming off the 21 -point victory Mar to regain his eligibility p.m. game on Saturday Conference, the women's Akron ference and are also a strong re- over Ball State, offensive oppor- This Saturday the Bowl- and Shane to get his degree." (WBVI-FM 96.7, WBGU-FM team appears to be turning the bounding team as well tunities are going to be harder to ing Green indoor track Komives had been averag- 88.1), BG is focusing on their corner toward the positive side. 'They are a very good re- come by. team will climb aboard the ing just 7.2 points a game and bus and heed east for Kent own game - namely, their own And when Bowling Green takes bounding team," Clark said. Sara Puthoff scored 18 In the shooting just 25.5 percent State, home of the Golden shooting. on the Zips at the JAR arena Sat- "They get a lot of their points win and is averaging 25 ppg in from the floor for the season. "Right now we are concen- Flashes. This will be Bowl- urday (3 p.m. tip-off), a victory from offensive rebounds." the last five outings. Chrissy Bll- He had started 87 of 88 games trating on us," Larranaga said. wont be as guaranteed as in the "The posts are going to have ing Green's third meet of in his career until the Kent liter added IS, and Andrews be- "We have to continue to de- past. their hands full. It Is an area came more aggressive offensive- the year. game on Jan. 13 - his final col- velop our young team. Kirk "It is a totally different where we can attack them Joining the Falcons and legiate game - where he ly, chipping in with 11. Cowan had a solid game for us scenerio now in the way Akron offensively, and we have to take "We have to keep our intensity host Kent State at the Kent scored 16 points. against Ball State. We also has their program," said BG head that game away from them de- up like we have our last couple of Quadrangular will be Ash- The losses of Moore and have to work on getting Dayon coach Jacl Clark. They are a fensively." games," Andrews said. "We just land, Robert Morris, Penn Komives leave the Falcons Ninkovic back in rhythm." team that is up and coming." Akron Is holding their oppo- have to play our game and cant State's men and Toledo's two players short, a problem Cowan played an instrumen- Both teams are currently tied nents to 66.1 points a game and let them control the game." women. It would be more Larranaga says he isn't sure tal part in the Falcons holding in the MAC with a 4-3 mark. Ak- are averaging six more boards a accurate to call It the Kent how to remedy. Ball State star Bonzl Well* ron holds a better overall record game than the opposition. Mean- Along with BG and Akron, Ohio Pentangular. Of the lot, "IVe spoken to my staff eight points under his average at 10-4, compared to the Falcons' while, BG is allowing the most and Western Michigan are all Kent State seems to be the about th*»,but there is nothing on Wednesday. And Ninkovic, 8-7 record. points a game at 79. tied for third In the league. The most potential for trouble. def ini ," Larranaga said. "We who returned from an ankle "It seems like all of the teams Guarding the Inside for Akron Falcons have a victory at home "Kent State Is going to be are exp'oring the possibilities. sprain to play against Toledo that were at the bottom of the is junior center Jerih/n Cushing over the Broncos, but lost at tough They had a meet in If it would happen, it would be on Saturday saw more time MAC last year are stepping it up who Is averaging 7.5 rebounds a Ohio, making Saturday's game only one player, and it would against the Cardinals. this year and we are all getting game and 10 points per game. even more important in the Sec TRACK, ten. better," said sophomore guard Senior teammate Alisa Peddlcord standings. I

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Columbus for meet Lehotsky has been coming off the Inton's Notebook guard Landon Hackim moved into Woman. Notebook Pamela Sanlangelo will not have a drastic effect on seventh place all-time on the Miami BSU bench to score 11.6 points a The BC News the team. Toledo (11-7, *-3) at Western scoring list against the Eagles. Toledo 13-2 (7-0) at Weetem game. Lehotsky scored 15 in their "Overall, we will be perform- Mrchlgsn (6-9, 4-3) Kent (9-6, 3-4) at Eastern Michi- Michigan 7-4 (4-3) loss to BG Wednesday. The Rockets enter the game with gan (14-1,7-0) Western Michigan could be staring Eastern Michigan 5-10 (1-6) at The Bowling Green gymnas- ing the same routines' and the Kent 11-4(6-1) tics team faces another challenge same performances," Pope said. the blahs after a The Golden Flashes lost a game right at their they couldn't afford to lose on third straight Senior Amy Sherry scored 20 in today as the Falcons compete Sophomore Melissa Hunt, who lackluster 67-61 win over Akron Wednesday, allowing Central Michi- MAC toss after Kent's win over Central Michigan and against Ohio State and Towson took first place In the beam com- on Wednesday. gan to escape Kent with an 85-82 getting off to e is averaging 19.6 ppg so far th the State In Columbus. The Falcons, petition on Sunday said that be- Casey Shaw victory. Kent tell all the way to sev- 4-1 start early in season. She also is avoragin 7.4 re- 2-1 overall (0-1 In the MAC), look ing away will have no effect on had 18 to lead enth place with the loss, even though league play. bounds a game at the forward posi- to improve on their record in the team. Toledo. Guard it is sail only a game out of second Toledo, mean- tion. their second triangular meet of "We're prepared," said Hunt. Craig Thames place.... The Eagles are silting pretty while, has con- Besides a 76-68 win over Central the season. There were a few routing prob- needs just 34 as far as the conference standings tinued to run Michigan three games ago, EMU has This Is the first away meet for lems at last weekend's matches, points to be- are concerned. Through the first roughshod been losers in seven of eight seven games of lie schedule, they through the the Falcons this season, but but Simpson said that his team is come Toledo's Shaw contests. Junior Trad Parsons was neither the coach nor the players ready. Simpson also said that al- number two all- have a three-game cushion on the conference. the leading scorer in the Golden Fle- see this as a problem. Coach though two days Is not a lot of time scorer over Steve Mix. ... rest of the conference. Earl Boykins, Only BG has given tie Rockets a shes toss to Miami Wednesday with Western Michigan came up with a the MAC'S Player of the Week, contest; UT prevailed 84-81 at home. 24 points. Simpson said that although being time to work out the problems, crucial MAC road victory on looked as such after scoring 23 The Rockets continue to be led by Redskin's junior center Meredith away will have an effect on the the team has done a good Job. Wednesday, downing Ohio 66-59 in points on Miami Wednesday. De- junior forward Mini Olson's league- Shelley will be squaring off against team, the team is prepared men- "On the bars we have worked Athens. The Rockets and Broncos spite the three-game lead, the Ea- leading 20 peg. The Broncos counter Kent's leading rebounder, forward tally and will not be surprised. on errors, corrected form are two of five teams (BG, Miami and gles still have several tough road with senior center Megan Bogus- Carrie Tempin, In the paint Ternpfn "We love to start at home, but breaks, and we are close to where Ball State ara the others) tied at 4-3 games ahead, including Toledo, lawski's 17.4 ppg, .604fg percentage grabs 7.5 rpg compared to Shelley's we need this away meet," Simp- we were on Sunday," said Simp- in second place behind Eastern Bowling Green and Ball State. and a conference high 8.9 rpg. 7.8 rpg. son said. "We compete more son. "Unfortunately, we have a Michigan. Ohio (8-10, 3-4) at Central Mich- Boguslawski scored 30 in WMU's Central Michigan 4-11 (1-6) at away than at home this season." weakness in the vault event due Ball State (8-7, 4-3) at Miami igan (5-10,2-5) toss to Ohio Wednesday. Ohio 8-7 (4-3) Although both Ohio State and to injuries. The team will do what (12-3,4-3) A blah game in a blah year for the This will be the first of three impor- Ohio is coming oil of a huge con- Towson State have traditionally is necessary to fill those spots." Another matchup of two teams tied Bobcats and Chippewas. Ohio might tant road games for the Rockets. ference win, 77-76, at Western Mich- for second in the jumbled MAC have sealed its ultimate fate by los- Toledo will also travel to Western igan Wednesday, night. The win been better teams than Kent "Although injuries hurt the standings. Neither can afford another Michigan and Central Michigan to broke a two game skid for OU. State, Simpson said that his team team as a whole, we have enough ing at home to Western Michigan on loss if they still believe they have a Saturday, even though Geno Ford end the road trip. Freshman Barb Grbac (That's right is confident. He said that the sec- depth that we can fill in without a serious shot at catching first-place scored 25 points th the victory. The Miami 8-7 (3-4) at Ball State 4-10 Elvis' sister) is scoring 15.4 ppg to ond, third and fourth year gym- problem," Hunt said. Eastern Michigan. The Cardinals Bobcats return home Wednesday to (14) lead the Bobcats offensively. nasts all have the experience of Pope agreed: "As a whole, we shot just 41 percent from the floor but host Eastern Michigan, but can't It doesn't get any easier for the Central Michigan's offense is competing away and that the only move on and get the team tough defense - they blocked five overtook Central Michigan in the sli- punchless Ball State offensive at- ranked last in the MAC, but Ohio's concern may be with the fresh- together as soon as possible." shots on the way to holding the Fal- ghtest ... The Chippewas picked up tack. After getting hammered at BG. defense is allowing 75.4 ppg -- One men who do not have that kind of Coming off a win against Wis- cons to just 28 percent shooting in an their first road MAC victory in several 91-70, the Cardinals will have to en- side will have to give. intercollegiate experience. consin Oshkosh and Indiana Uni- ugly 54-50 score.... Miami struggled years on Wednesday, sneaking tertain Miami; winners of two straight. One good thing going tor CMU is Junior Kim Pope, top scorer in versity of Pennsylvania on Sun- at home for the second consecutive away with an 85-82 victory over The Redskins boast freshman for- sophomore guard, Juie Miller. Miller game, after barely defeating Western Kent. D.J. Doste had a career-high ward Tonya Smoot (12,9 ppg, 7.8 leads her team in points, 12.6 ppg, the floor exercise event last day, the Falcons are psychic! and rpg, .559 fg) and will took in her direc- steals, 2.8 spg, assists. 4.0 apg and ready to go. last week they were defeated by the 29 points to lead the Chippewas, weekend, said that being away conference's hottest team. Senior who still sit all alone in ninth place • tion to get the offense moving. Jaimie free throw percentage, .894. Swimmers hoping Early MAC race all Eastern Michigan

Rusty Miller through an entire season and one reer scoring at Toledo with 33 to build confidence The Associated Press was last year (Central Michigan, points against Western. ... In 48 "That's what's so 0-18). The other? Western games at Ohio State, Charles Ma- Blake Parkins pecially young swimmers. The It's too early to crown a new beautiful about the Reserve, 0-12 in 1952.... The Up- con scored 156 points (3.25 a The BC News facilities can be an advantage king In the Mid-American Con- game. You can never and-Down Award goes to Ball game). It took 10 games at Cen- for the home team that is fa- ference, but if Eastern Michigan State. Here Is the Cardinals' tral Michigan for him to score This week the Bowling miliar with the conditions, Ju- keeps this up, the race will be tell" season in a nutshell: loss, loss, 175. He now has 263 in 15 games, Green swimming team has lian said. Julian said that he is over by Groundhog Day. Larry Hunter win, win, loss, win, win, loss, win, an average of 17.S per game. ... The MAC season is barely been gearing up for dual still experimenting with the Ohio head coach loss, win, loss, win, loss, win. ... Akron coach Dan Hlpsher might meets at Xavier and Miami. best combination of swimmers three weeks old and already the Going Into this week's games, be tempted to hum along with the They will travel to Xavier to- for the medley and relay Eagles own a three-game lead Toledo's Craig Thames had taken Bowling Green fight song before night, and Miami on Saturday events. These meets meets over five teams: Miami of Ohio, Eastern (14-1 overall, 7-0 in the 172 free throws and Central the Zips' game Saturday. He is a to face two solid clubs. • should help determine that. Toledo, Bowling Green, Ball MAC) hosts Kent (9-6, 3-4) at Michigan's entire team had taken 1977 BGSU grad and lettered in The men's team Is coming According to Julian, the State and Western Michigan. Bowen Field House on Saturday, 253. Thames can slide past Steve basketball and baseball with the off an idle week and should be team is still trying to find the Right now the Eagles look in- where the Eagles are 8-0 this Mix and into second place in ca- Falcons. well rested for the contests. right team chemistry to show- vincible. They are riding a seven- season. Eastern's remaining road The BG women got a confi- case for the Mid-American game winning streak since losing tests are at Ohio on Wednesday, dence boost after a good show- Conference Championship 80-73 at Texas-El Paso In Decem- at Western Michigan Feb. 7, at NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT ing at Cleveland State last next month. He noted that he ber. Bowling Green Feb. 14, at Kent week. has many young swimmers But a guy with some experi- Feb. 24 and at Toledo March 2. "The team has been swim- that he expects to step up for ence in this area - seventh-year The Eagles were a distant sec- 1 SKI BOYNE HIGHLAND | ming really well this week," these last few meets. Ohio coach Larry Hunter - said ond choice in preseason ballot- said men's swimmer Chris He convyed his confidence it's too early to hand over the ing, with defending champion MICHIGAN 1 Seta "We've got some swim- in the team to be competitive first-place trophy just yet. Miami a heavy favorite to finish first. Friday, Feb. 2-Sunday, Feb. 4z mers that can challenge down the stretch and have a "Certainly things are going Miami." BG coach Randy Ju- good showing in the confrence "That's what's so beautiful $125.00-Not Including $ Eastern Michigan's way right about the game," Hunter said. lian was also optimistic about championship meets. He feels now. But then again, we were Ski Rental and Lift Tickets! z "You can never tell. the matches. that the team will have enough rolling along a little bit a couple , Lodging and Transportation 9, time to make the necessary "This weekend will be a of years ago. You can get an in- Other games Saturday find Ak- Bursarable z adjustments with the line-up. good building block for the jury. Things can change in a ron (3-14, 0-7) at Bowling Green Following this weekend's O upcoming Mac conference hurry," Hunter said. (9-6,4-3), Miami (12-3,4-3) at Ball matchups there will be only Sign-up in the UAO office Today! ~* meets," Julian said. "We're go- State (8:7, 4-3), Ohio (8-10, 3-4) at ing to be straight up and ag- one more regular season meet. Eastern's early domination is Central Michigan (5-10, 2-5) and The Falcons will host Ball 1 For More info, call 2-7164 (UJJ$§) 3 gressive in both meets." Toledo (11-7, 4-3) at Western The coach noted the the fa- State on Feb. 3. rare in a conference in which two Michigan (6-9.4-3). NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT cilities at Xavier are less than The women's MAC swim- teams have won the title by more state of the art and they make ming championship meet will than three games - Eastern in swimming conditions diffi- be held February 15-17. The 1988 and Cincinnati In 1950. Of MACFACTS: Bowling Green cult. meet will take place at Ohio the 49 MAC regular-season titles, has won its last 10 games at An- These can be a real distrac- University. The men's meet eight have ended in a tie, 15 were derson Arena and 27 of the last GET WHAT YOU WANT tion for visiting teams and es- will be the February 22-24. decided by one game and another 28. The Falcons are 6-0 at home (won by Toledo in 1954) was clin- this season. ... Two teams have ched by a half-game. ever gone winless in the MAC R.E. MANAGEMENT "Quality Off-Campus Housing" ua t

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i Hill fan favorite, BG tennis opens >**. Jordan second spring campaign Wendy E. Lane four triple-doubles this Paul Martofl makes up for it" The Associated Press The BC News Freshmen Radu Bartan will "As long as I'm in the All- jump from the number five sin- NEW YORK - Even though Star Game, that's the honor In The Bowling Green men's ten- gles position to the third singles Michael Jordan is back and itself," Hill said. "I'm not wor- nis team kicks off the *96 cam- slot after his *B' singles cham- tearing through the NBA ried about how many votes I paign at home this Saturday at pionship at the MAC Indoor again. Grant Hill remains the get or even starting, but just 1:30p.m. as they host Illinois- Championships. Morin feels Bar- fans' favorite in voting for the getting to the game itself." Chicago at the Laurel Hill Swim tan will be able to handle the All-Star Game. Dallas' Jason Kidd, who and Tennis Club. jump. In the closest balloting since shared last season's rookie of The Falcons defeated Illinois- "It Is quite a jump for him 1977, the Detroit Pistons' for- the year honors with Hill, was Chicago last season 6-1, but (Bartan),"Morin stated. "Hell ward drew the most votes of voted in as a Western Confer- Coach Dave Morln feels Illinois- show his moments of inexper- any player in All-Star fan bal- ence starter for the Feb. 11 Chicago has Improved over a ience, but we're confident he'll loting, edging Jordan by game at San Antonio. year. "They have a year more win." 16,582 votes. Out of more than Hill and Jordan will be two experience and two strong The four, five and six singles 6 million votes cast by fans. of the starters on the Eastern players In Kevin Hong and Ste- positions will be filled by sopho- Hill got 1,358,004 votes to Conference team, Joined by phen Andren," Morin stated. more David Anderton, junior 1,341,422 for Jordan. Jordan's Chicago teammate Leading the way for the Fal- Joel Terman and sophomore "I just hope that Michael Scoitie Pippen at the other cons will be sophomores Milan RyanGabel. isn't ticked off because I got forward spot, Orlando's Sha- Ptak and Adam Tropp who will The strength of the Falcons more votes than him," Hill quille O'Neal at center, and play number one and two singles rests In the hands of the doubles Joked Thursday after the rote Anfernee Hardaway at point for the team respectively. Ac- team beginning with the first totals were announced. guard. The East team will be cording to Morin, Ptak's forte is doubles team of Tropp and senior The narrowest previous coached by the Bulls' Phil his power game where he can at- Mark Clochetto. Morin feels the margin between top vote- Jackson. tack from anywhere on the court. strength of Tropp and Ciochet- getters was in 1977, when For the West, it will be Kidd "Milan has raw power, at any- to's game is their on-court chem- Denver's David Thompson at the point, Seattle's Shawn where or anytime he can strike," istry. and edged Philadelphia's Ju- Kemp and Phoenix's Charles Morin stated. "His only problem "Adam (Tropp) and Mark (Clo- lius Ervlng by 8,530 votes. Barkley at forward, and Hous- is when to attack and when to chetto) really complement each Last year, when Jordan was ton's Hakeem Olajuwon at back off. When he's on he can other well," Morin said. "Cloche- still playing minor league center and Clyde Drexler at beat anyone." tto does a great job at the net, and baseball. Hill garnered the shooting guard. The strength or Tropp accord- his experience has strength- most votes of any player, even Either George Karl of Seat- ing to Morin is his powerful ser- ended this doubles team." Marry CaskfTk* Amcialnl Prt u though he was just a rookie. tle or Jerry Sloan of Utah will vice game. "He (Tropp) has a big The second doubles team con- Detroit Piston*' Grant Hill pun up a shot against the Milwaukee Jordan leads the league with coach the West The coach is serve, maybe the best in the sists of Ptak and Anderton, while Bucks. Hill edged out Michael Jordan In this years All-Star bal- a 31.2 scoring average while determined by the conferen- Midwest," Morin said. "His the third doubles team is made loting. Hill averages 21.2 and has ce's beat record. quickness around the net needs up of Barton and freshman Matt work, but his serve more than Wiles. TRACK ICERS Cincinnati defeats Continued from page eight. Holmes, a freshman sprinter, a time of 733. Thompsoa also Continued from page eight. strained a hamstring. High jum- sped his way to second place fin- December, and are a few steps per Doug Heitkamp has finally ishes in the 55 meter dash and Today/College Hockey Coaches ahead of us." said BG mens' head been academicaly cleared to the 200. polL DePaul, 71-61 coach Sid Sink. compete. Tim Arndt won both the mile On Dec 2 the Wolverines come "The team to watch is Kent," Hurdler and sprinter Andrea and the 800 last week. This week, into the Ice Arena and spanked said BG womens' head coach Lindsley remains out with what however, Arndt will concentrate the Falcons who at the time were The Associated Press Fortson had a three-point Steve Price. "They're one of the is suspected to be compartment on the 800 In an effort to make a 11-2-1 on the season. Since that play, another free throw and CINCINNATI - Danny top three or four teams in the syndrome. There is still some NCAA qualifying mark. two putbacks In a 16-6 run that MAC" doubt as to if an operation will be game BG has gone 44-1. Michi- Portson, shackled most of the gan has gone 10-1 since the last game by DePaul's sagging de- put Cincinnati in command, Injuries continue to plague the necessary. Lauren Hall, a junior Kent State's Arnika Edwards 66-57, with 3:19 left. He fin- Falcons, the mens' team in par- distance runner, is questionable and BG's Kaleitha Johnson will time the two met. fense, led a decisive spurt in the closing minutes as No. S ished with 17 points, 10 of ticular. due to the flu. Clarice Gregory, a once again run against each other The Wolverines have scored 10 them in the final 735. Shot putter Adam Rose and tri- junior sprinter, has yet to be aca- this weekend. Edwards beat or more goals three times in Cincinnati pulled away to a ple jumper Deon Metz remain demically certified. Johnson by a hundredth of a sec- 1996. They are averaging 9.66 71-61 victory Thursday night. DePaul (7-10, 0-6) lost its questionable for Saturday after Michelle Mueller Is "90 per- ond at the Eastern Michigan goals per game In the new year. Cincinnati (13-1, 4-1 Confer- seven straight overall and its missing the meet last week. Add cent" according to coach Price, Open two weeks ago and now 'Their scorers almost have a ence USA) had to rely almost 10th in a row to Cincinnati. to the list shot putter and thrower and will be at Kent State, Satur- Johnson has a chance to avenge run and gun offense,'* Faulkner exclusively on its 3-polnt Darnell Burton hit seven 3s Mike Freeman and Eric Holmes. day. that loss. said. "We've got to contain their shooting against the Blue De- and tied his career high with Freeman, who placed third in the Scott Thompson continues to The Kent Quadrangular will big forwards. We need to get In mons' tight zone defense until 24 points, and Damon Flint 35-Jb throw and fourth in the shot be the most impressive sprinter also feature one of the top shot the face of their forwards and Fortson, its leading scorer, added 18. Bryant Bowden led put, hurt his knee while lifting for the men. He took first again putters in the MAC In the form of stop their flow north and south." took over. DePaul with 17. weights. last week in the 55 hurdles, with Mindy Wlrtz. GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP mzn Don't get caught NOMINATIONS FOR 1996 Graduate Assistant Teaching Award Sleeping... Undergraduates! Graduate Student Colleagues! Faculty Members! Administrators! Free Heat, Water, Sewer, with the Extra Tell us about your best Graduate Teaching Assistant! Bonus of Being Close to Campus!

Nominations are solicited for Graduate Teaching Assistants who are engaged in classroom instruction and who meet award eligibility criteria. The 228 South College -1 & 2 bdrm. 320 Elm -1 & 2 bdrm. Teaching Assistant must have taught a course for which he/she had major 222 South College -1 bdrm. 309 High - 2 bdrm. responsibility at any time in 1995. Those eligible will come from one or more 222 South College - Erf. of the following categories: 1) GA teaching own section(s)/ 2) GA leading study/recitation section(s), 3) GA teaching laboratory section(s)". The final deadline for nominations la now Feb. 2,1996. 352-5620 (our only Offic«) NEWLOVE This award recognizes excellence in undergraduate teaching by graduate assistants and is sponsored by the Graduate College Professional Development Program and the Graduate College. Graduate Assistant Teaching Award Nomination Form JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE (Fh» Print) Name of Nominee_ SUMMER & FALL RENTALS Department Course Name and Number (Too many to list) Semester Taught o Spring 1995 o Summer 1995 o Fall 1995 Reasons for nomination (please continue on separate sheet)

Your name in full Large assortment of You are a(n): o Undergraduate o Graduate Student o Faculty Member o Administrator o Other Houses, Duplexes, and WWJ IMIIIIIIII'S t^ Bowling Green Phone Number. Date. Apartments Signature ■■■••• •Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Return to: Graduate Assistant Teaching Award Graduate College Professional Development Program Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of c/o Psychology Department Bowling Green State University complete details and speak with bur friendly staff! Campus Mail, or Bowling Green, OH 43403 354-2260 'Forms can also be found at the following e-mail address: If you have any questions please call Michael Palm at 372-8621 John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster (Exam proctoni and gwdfl aft IrwIlgtbW log thM —id.) (across from Taco Bell) GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP GCPDP L Sports page eleven Friday, January 26,1996 The IK I News INJURY get your stick down and he'll get the 1993 entry draft, might sound want to get my degree in Continued from page eight. "He adds everything to our It's easy for Morrison to lead team. He adds leadership and by example as well with his ob- you the puck," Herr said. tempting. Not to Morrison. hockey doesn't work out, so I'll our team's leaders," Berenson when he's out there, you know vious physical skills. After such an outstanding "There wasn't really any con- have something to fall back on." said. he's the one in control of what's "You just have to get open for sophomore year, the idea of sign- sideration at all, although it Is At the rate he is producing Sophomore left wing Matt happening," Herr said. "It was him because he'll get you the ing with the NHL's New Jersey something that crosses your points, Morrison's only concern Herr loves having Morrison real tough to make up for a puck through three sticks, four Devils, who drafted Morrison in mind, but I dldnt think seriously should be looking out for his back. Brendan Morrison." sticks, between guys' legs ... Just the second round (39th overall) in about it at all," Morrison said. "I hockey school "goon." Classifieds

DJ-Training SENIOR PICTURES with an addressed, stamped envelope, and Wednesday, 2/21 re» Frlth-Thlrd Bank WBGU-FM is offering training » prospective LAST CHANCE PLACEMENT SCHEDULE mMt with ■ itaff member lo explain your be- SENIOR PICTURES 6052-03-1 Bank Associate Program DJ* Interested In acqumng on FCC non- Birth mother's Support Group havior. Any student who "no-shows" iwios wil LAST CHANCE Teiaa Inetrumente commerciei operator's license. Training starts tor women who neve placed or are bs dsniod Interviewing privileges for the re Starting Monday Jan. 29 tor Sdaya only. 6052-05-1 Sert»-Conduc» Technical Wednesday, January 31 si st 9 00pm in 111 conakMring placing a chad for aospeon Bowlmg G'—n Statt University maindar ol tha academic year. South Hall. Once a week for five weeks a an Lest opportunity for ssnior pictures Notice of CMzeneMp Requirements: If an Sates Representative CtYMr SvrvfcM you need to ride tie FM airwaves. For mom tee year. 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Come to our Informeson table in tks Come to the HSA General Meeting reserved interview time Refer K the Instruc- Remember D return your Dons for pre-seiecson stgn-up on pages 12-13 zations and companies regularly recruit on col 60S3-O3-1 Account Representative (sales) Union Foyer Monday through Thursday. Jan. Mon. Jan. 200 PM Bank One • Coiumoue 234E Harshman Outetandlng Senior Nomlnet Ion Form of the Career Search Manual. All interview legs campuses Tha list below generaty re- 22-25 from 10am - Spm and Friday, Jan. 28 6053 02 1 General Banking Development 10 tie r*.B Alumni Center by schedules remain on-line until two days prior to flects tha high demand areas in the world ol from 10am - 2pro Applications for membership Coma and enjoy the turn work. Please do not become discouraged if Prog. are due by Monday. January 29 at Spm m 405 Spm, Friday. January 28th the organization'a wait A message not availa- Where ft All Begins your career field is not requested. Each day. 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Homemade Soups a Bullet Dally Beaches Near Disney) 81691 Oaytona 81301 and go tree! Call 800 8484640 kx more Info. Female to sublease immed. 2 bdrm apl non- Rate of pay ia 64 25 per hour. Come by to pick http.//www.8pnngbraaktravel.cotn AXO Alpha Cla AXO Try Out Smiled Breadsticksl Cvvcampus contact. Jim 352-8641. smoker. Summit Terrace Apt. Very nice. up an application form Advanced Speciality Congratulations Michata, Julia, and Tricia on 1-800-678-6386 FREEFINANOALAID! t162/mo. Call 352-0135. Joanna. Products. Inc. 428 dough St. BG, OH 43402. your lavalianng. peering, andangagemanll I'm SPRING BREAK '98 W«h only 1 week to Over $6 Briton In public and private sector llve-DONT BLOW ITIf BOOK NOW" Now Hiring Day Time Servers so happy tor you guys lova. Diana SUMeaeers needed tor 2 bedroom, grants a scholarships la now available Al stu- OUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES! 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Will rent to who are NEW B co-op: Huge BeecheWe hot tub. Free information GREAT STAFF - GREAT FACILITIES- gain comprehensive management experience one person Cal 353-1731 COOP KICK-OFF 1-S00-46S-8628. GREAT EXPERIENCE next summer. Earn 66.000-610.000 per aum- AXO AXO AXO AXO NY. S. CO-ED RESIDENT CAMP mor. Positions available throughout Of I. Ml. IN. Fnday. Jan. 26lh. 3.30 PM STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: Groups rnor- 2 bdrm duplex for rent Located 2 blcke from Tha sisters ol Alpha Chi Omaga would like to CAT8KILL MOUNTAINS - 2 HOURS NYC including Cleveland. Columbus, Youngstown, 1007BABIdg. •sled in applying tor ACGFA Funding tor tie carnpua. Available immediately. Cal! 354-3173. oongratulala Julia Namalhon har recent pearl- Find a SUMMER JOB AND ALBANY Qndrmati.and more. 600-687-1010. 1998-97 academic year ere required to attend ing to Krta Bakerl Congrauaationa. you hid il matted to your major NOWI ATHLETIC - BASEBALL - BASKETBALL 353-0325 'Cany Rentals a workshop on Thursday. February 1. 1996 in Position available for person interested in rid- Queeeone? 372-2451 TENNIS- ROLLER HOCKEY -SWIMMINO Apartments tor 98-97 school year tie Ohio Sulla of the University Union. This WATEHSKING - WOOD WORKING - PHO- ing bus to supervise behavior and activities of Close to campus 9.12.15 month ieasee. AXO AXO AXO AXO persons receiving services form the Wood workshop will be offered at 9:00 a.m . noon. TOGRAPHY County Board ol Mental Retardation and De and 7:00 pm. Please call the Office of Student HORSEBACK RIDING - ROPES COURSE vatopmentel Disabilities Parl-lme permanent. Close to campus leasing 96-97 AXO AXO AXO AXO Life lo let us know which sessron you would like KENNY BROOK 12 month. 40 hour, biweekly position now Houaa: 831 Fifth. 3 bdrma. 850/mo Tha sisie-s ol Alpha Crs Omaga would like to GETEXCITEDI to attend at 372-2843. Also bring your ACGFA 1» South way available, 700 am 9 00 am and 230 Houaa: 835 Fifth. 3 bdrma. 750/mo congrerulate Katie McKeel on her recent pearl- PanHellene Spring Rush packet to the woikshop. Hartedele. NY 10530 ing to Chrie Junga of UTI Congratulational NEXT WEEK p m -430 pm. Route starts in Northern Wood Apart 3191/2 Ridge. 1 bdrm 300/mo (914)493-3037 AXO AXO AXO AXO each night panes County. Salary 18 50-87 44/hr based on expe- John Frobose 352 9392 I-600-56-CAMP2 8 8 4519 9 45 Super Bowl XXX el Brsthaue rience (88.50 hour tor first 90 days of employ- Home ol the legal Joint ment). Sick, vacation, personal leave benefits AXO AXO AXO AXO Houses Hushing 29th$ 31 SI Elite. 1 A 2 bdrm. apta. in houses Steslsrs va. Cowboye High school diploma or equivalent required. AOTT, AGO. SK3 KAP. PI BETA PHI 12 mo. leases only starting in May. Stave Tha sisters ol Alpha Chi Omaga would like to Special al night long HELP WANTED Application deadlne la 1/30/08 Application KKG. PHIMU.KD Smith352-8gi7.(nocallsatter9O0pm). congratulate Heidi Runson on her pearling to Hot Doges 25 may be obtained at the Wood Lane School. En Chrie Franu ol Ohio Stalel Congratulationsi Houses Rushing 30th A I SI 20 ox. drafts franca B. 11180 E. Gypsy Ln. Rd . Bowling Furnished. 2 bdrm apt. Utilities not furmehed. AXO AXO AXO AXO Be/ open at 4 p m. CHI O. DG. ALPHA PHI. 81750 weekly possible mailing our circulars Green, 8.00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. EOE. Call 669-3036. GAMMA PHI BETA. DZ, A XI DELTA Go SI eel ers! No experience required. Begin now. For into- Responsible 6 interactive aitier needed for Houses. 1 6 2 bedroom Furnished apa. . AXO AXO AXO AXO ACHIO eel 301-306-1207. non-working Perrysburg mom. Flexible hours A 1 year. 9 month, and summer leases Tha sisters ol Alpha Chi Omaga would like to University Performing Dancers I35.O00VYR. INCOME potential. Reading good pay. Call 872-0384. Call 352-7454 congratulate Betey Whitman on her pearling Any Os call Panhei Office 2S3* January 25-27 al 8:00pm books. Tool Free (1) 600486-0778 Ext. toOrag Hug1 Congratulations' January 27 at 200pm Seasonal employment avai, >!easa R-2076 tor details. AXO AXO AXO AXO I'tHmi'ir'—,— Eva Merui SaVit Theatre - University Hall Whitewater raft guide m WV Experience One bedroom apartment Get in to Radio Salee. Promotion. P-oductJon TJduMs-85 00althedoor ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR SUMMEROF 1998 not requrreed Must be 19 years oid, be AVAILABLE NOW or be a DJ" Coma to WFAL'e kilo fake Yogi Be_i-a JeHyatone Camp Resort is looking a non-imodor. and ha ve flrat eid and CPR. Call 354-8800 AXO Ff AXO Wednesday. 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JtJyttone Cemp Retort HeyStudentsI GET INVOLVED c/o Andrea Palay Schwara vancements, weekly pay , uniforms and paid Check out al the new things at 6611 Maraol 6222 training. Apply in person or call CONTINEN- Quarters Bar aGriHI TAL SECRET SERVICE BUREAU. WC. 415 USG ' USG ' USG • USG MeyMd Hts.. OH 44224 Check In Fridays TV. listings Huron St. Toledo. OH 43604. (410) 243-1715 USG • USG • USG • USG Located m Woodland Man ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Mon. - Frl. 8am-4pm. EOE. GET INVOLVED! Fithing Industry. Hew can you Improve BGSU7 Sitter In our homo 1 block from campus 1 yr, Earn up to 63,000-64,000. par monti. Room 6 HITCH THE SKIES Lai uaj know! ok). MWF mormngi until 1 30.363-0102. Camb/Me>only$189rn Board! Transportation! Male/Female. No ex- Apply aa an At-Large Senator perience neceaaaryl (208)071-3510 eat Subway- Europe »169/ Low Domestic Rates Application available m A5S442. Earty morning and late night shifts available AIRHITCH 404 Student Services Please call Becky et 352-8500. 800326-2009 Deadline la Jan. 20 at 5:00 pm. Chikfcare needed in our home. SUPER Any ra can 2-6116 2 3 Mrs. - afternoons Call 352 5724 Summer business. Are you an entrepreneur? Great opportunity, low atari up cost, manage- Learn about Mortar Board the senior honors You can make a difference! Ccmeato Taco- Driver't Needed. Call ment taming Earn up to 6600 per week. Vehi- BOWL society. Come to our information table in tie USG'USG'USG'USG 353-TACO or Come in to fill out en application Union Foyer Monday through Thursday. Jan. cle raq. Call Greenland Irrigation USG'USG'USG'USG 22-25 from loam • 4pm and Friday, Jain. 26 CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING 1-600-36!-4074. USG CABINET POSITION AVAILABLE! from 10am - 2pm. 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Call Space Savers al 352-5475 VsMtatJ tie needs ol groups/persons who Jan. 29-Feb. 2 'ttel mwrsproeonied or akeneted Direct Cere Staff H you have any questions call 'Develop and provide recommendations lo fur- 86.6s/hour 372-0866 NEEDEDI » '97 non-smoking female room- -r*i< scions to (he legislative body The Anne Gredy Corporation It looking tor .nate Call 372-1559. people who have a strong work ethic and take AppHcetlone available In 404 student Ser- TEACH ENGLISH IN KOREA >3 pride in tie quality ol care they deliver. Staffing Professional Business Fraternity Positions available every month. Bachelor de- is based on a one to tour ratio. Many part-nme Delia Sigma Pi Deedllne I-Jen 29 el 5:00 pm gree required J18.000-24.000/yrAccom .air- LARGE and substitute positions available al tie 50 Information Night USG'lJSO'USG'USG fare A benefits. Send resume, copy of diploma Monday. Jan. 29 Center. Experience working witi people with A copy of passport to: Bo* J Corp. 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Joe Peiffer goes Joe-on-Joe with Bursar Joe Martini in the weekly feature "Cock- tails with..." 20 1/2... T . t

...of the best albums of 1995. Matt Pierce takes you on a musical journey. Page 1 • Weekend Reality January 26, 1996 Weekend Reality WR: PhotoOp January 26,1996

Preview Reviews: A biting yet whimsical look at movie trailers, by the biting yet whim- 3. sical Larry Hannan. Crappy Albums: You wouldn't believe the crap record companies send us. By 4. Bud Hamilton and Swampy Cocktails with... The Bursar. 5. Joe Mar- tini talks about his liver, his job and his golf game. By Joe Peiffer

Viva la Vinyl! A Ipok at the comeback of vinyl and what it holds instore for the CD. 6 By Penny Brown

Best of 1995: Music - A look back at one man's view of the prefect albums from the year 8 gone by. By Matt Pierce

Reality STAFF:TACC- J Happy New Year! Love, Art.

Welcome to the inaugural run of the fourth season of Weekend Reality. You may recognize Editor Joe Boyle Staff Ace Larry Hannan some of the names in the year's WR from The Senior Writer Joe Peiffer BG News. We admit, many of us are refugees Executive Writer Jim Vickers from the paper, but don't let that stop you from Major Writer Ryan Honeyman Serious Writer Aaron Epple reading WR. We're proud to present features Hard-core Writer Aaron Weisbrod such as "M.C. Hannan's Preview Reviews" and Featured Writer Penny Brown Joe Peiffer's "Cocktails with...", an entertaining Loyal Writer Kristin Stadum Stable Writer Aaron Weisbrod romp with the movers and shakers of BG's Short-named writer LeeBuse campus. Enjoy! Able-bodied Writer Matt Pierce Joe Boyle Substantial Writer Tom Denk Ghost Writer Bud Hamilton

Page 2 • Weekend Reality • January 26, 1996 •--.. \ t-mitov • •;.' iir vr>. , . ■ . .y Crappy Albums Spud SlamiM&n- asu/ejfeiwryip The fflcinu face/ of Itarru White

the gulfs between the sexes. His el- star. There were Barry White contests in relishes anticipation, cherishes the Aaaaaaaahhh, egance, charm and a taste for perfection discos everywhere. This was the begin- seconds before surrender, his voice have made Barry White the witness to ning of designer jeans; it was Designer itself a caress. He teases, stalls, yeahhhh, baby... many the conception. Disco. But like everything else on this prolongs pleasure. White recalls the Glory Days of planet, fashions fade." "Please don't take off your There were those who thought disco in the liner notes to this Polygram The best summation of White's panties," he pleads. "Let me take them that the Barry White mystique was dead. recording. career is in the liner notes. We are not off for you ... slowly." They were wrong. Dead wrong. "It was a beautiful time. Disco making this up. Barry White; poet, prince, Artists from Shaggy to Isaac deserved a better name because it was a "For Barry, sex is serious, but also musician. Hayes have included tributes to Barry beautiful art form. It was beautiful, y'see, fun. He knows the headiest rush Bud Hamilton is a volunteer writer for WR. His White in the liner notes to their hit because it made the consumer beautiful," comes not in the act, but in the final work has appeared in d the summer 1995 issues of albums. White's influence seems to span White mused. The consumer was the moments before the act. He The BG News. He wants to thank Bob Dinsdale, Swampy's best friend

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By Larry Hannan exactly two pints of Ben and Jerry's So movie's about from this preview, but Tim Cuny/Gonzo the Great This film is about tornadoes. for half a pint of "Chunky Monkey" the the flashing incomprehensible images No college student will be Apparently Helen Hunt. Bill Paxton and good folks at Woodland Mall let me sit are so compelling that you just know caught dead at this film unless there are Cary Elwes are in the film but you With the holiday movie in on the trailers. That's the best 1 can you want to see it when it comes out. tittle kids iwtow. But it looks to be kind don't see much of them in the trailer season behind us, I scraped up the little do. Here's the coming movies for "96. of cute. The Muppets play the crew that (get it?!). What you see in the trailer money I glean from my Weekend goes to Treasure Island looking for (ho, ho) is a lot of tornadoes. You see Reality contract, and went to (he Mission Impossible treasure and Long John Silver (Tim almost as many tornadoes in the movies. Unfortuantely, my pittance is You get no idea what the Mupoels Treasure Island Curry, waving goodbye to whatever •Twister" trailer (HEE-HAW) as you credibility he has left). Personally, I see white statues in the "Relic." Yet LT think the muppets next project should somehow the tornadoes are a lot more be Oliver Stone's latest adaptation, compelling. "Hcnsoo". Up Close and Personal The Ghost and the Dark- Michelle Pfeiffer/Robert ness Redford Advertitcment / Business Spotlight Michael Douglas/Val Kilmer This "Battle of the Cut to a shot of Michael Blondes" trailer targets chix who Douglas with long. Weisbrod-length hair holding a gun, followed by the thought "Beaches" was too cynical. legend "GHOST on the screen. We The sappiness seems guaranteed to £omic book 'hero' focuses then cut to a shot of Val Kilmer with fly from start to finish. There was short hair holding a gun. followed by no sign of a white pillar or tornado the legend "DAJtKNESS." That's about in this film. Bummer. on full-service comic shop it. They appear to be in the jungle: apparently they're hunting a ghost in Broken Arrow the darkness. Strange. 1 didn't think John Travolta is a really, guns could do anything to ghosts. really, REALLY evil pilot who steals a nuclear weapon. Christian The Relic Slater is a really, really, REALLY Unknown/Unknown nice pilot who wants to stop Cut to a scene of a white Travolta from using the weapon. statue in a museum complented with Even though he's the bad guy, creepy music. As the creepy music Johnny graces the trailer a lot more continues we cut to another white statue than Slater. And in the five seconds and another, and another, and another they're on screen together, Travolta and another. I'm pretty sure that their is much more bodacious than Slater. will be white statues in this film. There should also be some creepy music. This could be one of those movies That's all I can tell you. where you root for the bad guy to win (kind of like "Silence Of The Twister Lambs"). Helen Hunt/Cary Elwes

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payments in one office with about the same ten, but it does happen. staffing that we had 25 years ago. That saves Joe Reporter How often? e-S didn't want to, but I liked the guy. Call me The the university money. Another thing is the Bursar Joe: Every month I have a couple of charging accessibility. Charging the golf course, those. Bowling Green tries not to make Man's monkey boy, but after spending an hour talking meals, books, etc. to the bursar. The install pay- money a stumbling block. with "The Bursar" about everything from students and ment plan, which 3,500 to 4,000 people take ad- Joe Reporter Could you use the word inter- vantage of. We try to work with students. I loper in a sentence for me? loan checks to interloping, I believed there was a heart feel personally that if a student works with us Bursar Joe: I'm not sure I understand the and is able to make some financial arrangement hidden in the vaults on the first floor of the Administra- definition. then we will not ever kick a student out. A Joe Reporter Try anyway. student should be able to finish his or her de- tion Building. Still not buying it, read for yourself as Bursar Joe: Sometimes I feel like an inter- gree. There's been some big accomplishments. loper when dealing with students trying to WR goes Joe on Joe at the Bursar's office with His Bur- I've been here for a long time. It was kind of a long answer to a short question. I hope you get them to get on with their education, be- sar-ness, Joe Martini. edit this. cause their classes are the most important Joe Reporter You bet. thing. We interlope. versity, spread it around your office and Joe Reporter What should I call you? Bursar Joe: If not you're going to be hurting. Joe Reporter Anything else you'd like to tell rolled around naked in it? Bursar Joe: Joe. Joe Reporter. Yep. Along the same lines in the the people out there? Joe Reporter Cause I have a couple other Bursar Joe: No, I have not. 28 years in this office, I'm sure there's been Bursar Joe: I've had a very unusual experi- things lined up here, Joseph, Mr. Martini, his Joe Reporter 'Cause I would. some things thaf ve gone... not so well. What ence. I've had a liver transplant. I really want Bursar-ness. Bursar Joe: I've never even thought about it. would you say were your biggest mistakes. to say for me being at Bowling Green State Bursar Joe:(laughter) Joe is fine Joe Reporter Do you think there's a lot of Bursar Joe: I wouldn't say the biggest mistake, University has been an overall great experi- Joe Reporter First one's easy, how are you red tape in your office? but the most difficult tim- ence, but I've had doing today? Bursar Joe: There is an unusual amount of ing we had was the time one greater, that was Bursar Joe: Doin' fine) red tape. But most of it is generated outside we installed the new soft- " Is there any truth to having a liver trans- Joe Reporter How long have you been Bur- of the office, Financial Aid, housing cycles, ware system. The the rumor that you buy plant. I would like to sar? etc. The federal government has really com- amount of time to convert encourage the cam- Bursar Joe: I've been Bursar for about 25 of plicated the process. from our old system to employees a steak din- pus community to my 27 years at the Bursar's office. Been on- Joe Reporter What would you like to see our new system was in- ner every time they participate in the - board since March one of 1968. done? teresting... to say the least. what do they call Joe Reporter Did they give you a watch for Bursar Joe: I don't know how you could cut One of the most frustrat- screw up a student's that when they do it being here 25 years? it down completely. I would like to see room, ing things is amount of on your driver's li- telephone calls that we loan check?" Bursar Joe: I got my 25th and actually, I've meal and fee billings all be done on one state- cense? get and sometimes our in- lost it. The other funny thing is that I got my ment. The difficulty we have with that is we Joe Reporter If snot ability to handle them. watch and four moths later the battery went have to meet institutional schedules. Direct "There's no truth to that motor voter. loans have helped. For example last January Maybe not so much to Bursar Joe: No, dead. handle them as to get to we have about 9,000 students who had to at all...where do you get (laughter) I just think Joe Reporter Rather ominous. Tell me the all the calls. Eventually come in and sign their loan checks. This year if s a very important typical day in the life of a bursar. we do get to everybody. these questions? Bursar Joe: Generally I have a schedule of the students are getting their refunds about thing. And I feel very Joe Reporter Do you fortunate. meetings. the same time and we've really cut down on think that people fear and loath the bursar's Joe Reporter What did that teach you about Joe Reporter With the big wigs? the lines, and a lot of frustration for the stu- office? yourself? Bursar Joe: With different staff people. I al- dents. Bursar Joe: Yes. I understand that. But, it's re- Bursar Joe: Small things become less impor- ways have letters to write, one of the most Joe Reporter I think a lot of students are ally important to deal with your money situ- important things that I do is that if students frustrate with the lack of communication be- ations. 1 have to admit sometimes they get in- tant and then you worry about the big things. walk in or come in, I tween the financial aid complete information or we don't ask them You learn quickly. try to make myself office and the bursars of- complete questions. Some of these cases are Joe Reporter Have you ever met the (do- available to them. fice. What steps have very hard to deal with. nating) family? Especially in the more you taken to solve this Joe Reporter Does it ever get to you that Bursar Joe: No, I wrote a letter back thank- difficult situations.. problem? people feel that way? I mean has anyone ever ing them. And if s really their choice whether Students are why Bursar Joe: A couple had to talk you down from the window of your to contact us. If s a pretty confidential thing. we're here. things have been done. 1st floor office? Joe Reporter What would you like to say to Joe Reporter. How One of the things is to Bursar Joe: No. In all honesty, most students the family? Bursar Joe: I think a very good summary of did you pay for move them over here have been very good. We've had some what that, if s actually the title to a song, "If you undergrad school? (administration build- I'd call harrowing experiences. We had a stu- could only see me now." I don't know where I Bursar Joe: I paid my ing). I think that's a dent... I'm sure that person is no longer in at- tendance., who slammed the door on the way picked that up, but thaf s true. own way. I worked great step. The other one is to continually im- out so hard that he broke the glass - because Joe Reporter Whaf s happened to you since jobs during the sum- the transplant?' prove our processing he was mad at us. They get frustrated because mer, and I worked on Bursar Joe: I've relaxed a lot more. I played a systems. Thaf s part of they don't always hear the answer they want campus, I was an R A to hear or we' re not complete because much of lot more golf. the frustration students Joe Reporter What'd it depends upon outside sources, but not all of Joe Reporter Has your score gone down? you do during the feel. They see the it. We really do want to help. Bursar Joe: No, actually at the end of the sum- summer? glitches in these pro- Joe Reporter Is there anything students can mer it went up. Bursar Joe: I man- grams. And they're do to avoid long bursar lines? Joe Reporter What do you hit? aged a swimming changing software Bursar Joe: Yeah, come earlier in the morning. Bursar Joe: 85 to 95. I do have a unique expe- pool and I worked in again this year. We're open from 8 to 5, even during the noon rience. a meat packing fac- Joe Reporter What still hour. Later in the day is also not to bad. If you Joe Reporter Go ahead. tory. needs to be done? can do things by mail, if s better. Bursar Joe: Probably one of the few people Joe Reporter Neat. Bursar Joe: We need to Joe Reporter Is there any truth to the rumor you'll ever meet that has had holes in one on Whaf d you think of continue to improve on that you buy employees a steak dinner every each liver. I hit one with my original liver, the Bursar when you our software systems time they screw up a studenf s loan check? the one I was bom with. And obviously my attended school? and students need to Bursar Joe: There's no truth to that at all. In new liver. And I've hit a hole-in-one on each Bursar Joe: Actually, follow through with fact, thaf s the first I've ever heard that. Where one. I don't know if the Guinness book of do you get these questions? I had very little con- any paperwork. Really, records has anything to do with that, but... Joe Reporter I just made that one up. I'm cu- tact with him. I just cam in once a month and if s important for the students. Unfortunately, Joe Reporter It should, sir. It should. sign over my R.A. checks. In fact, Joe, I had a financial aid is a very paper-work intensive rious, whaf s the hardest part about your job? very good experience with the Bursar office process. But thaf s the federal government. Bursar Joe: The hardest part about the job is Joe Peiffer is an (laughter). Joe Reporter You've been here as bursar for not being able to help some of the students that need help. You really want to see them get an Joe Reporter Pretty rare, huh. about 25 years, what are you proudest of? education, but there's some things that you just overpaid writer for Bursar Joe: It does happen. Bursar Joe: A couple of things, I think we' vc can not do. Sometimes there's just a point Joe Reporter Just joshing you. Have you done a lot with automation. It helps us blank impossibility. It doesn't happen very of- ever made a huge withdraw from the Uni- handle the centralization of all the billing and Weekend Reality Page S » Weekend Reality 'January 26* 1996 tva Okay, I know that to some people, even men- magazine for collectors of vinyl." tioning vinyl to them makes them snicker. They "CD's have definitely won have images of a man with a pompadour, out because of their ease of use. sportln' a white polyester leisure suit dancing Audiophiles sounded at their peak around his living room to the sounds of "A only on the first few plays, but Fifth of Beethoven." However, If one looks beyond that—they're not as good past these stereotypes, we may find that as they started out as," Savage there is a valid topic of discussion/ said. bate here. I also spoke with some Sadly, vinyl has gu.ie the way of locals about the issue at hand. Jim | Atari, The Dukes ofHazzard, and Cummer, buyer and manager of pro athletes that played it Madhatter Music, gave me some simply "for the love of the interesting insight on the techni- game." Some bands, In a calities of digital and audiophlle desperate (but almost recording. annoying) attempt to "Digital recording, as done save the days of paper on CD's, is essentially a computer sleeves will release memorizing a sound and spitting it | an album only on back out. Analog, on the other vinyl format some hand, is analogous to the instru- time before the ments being played, hence the release of other label analog. Thus, the sound on formats, i.e., CD and an analog vinyl record is more tape. true-to-life. I'm sure that many "However," he added, of here on campus "along with analogous recording owned our first comes noise, as in any sound in pieces in our music the room in which the music was collection in the form recorded. In other words, you are of a record album. also hearing the acoustics of the For me, it was recording studio. Digital record- ichael Jackson's ing can compromise and eliminate Thriller and Hall and any of this unwanted noise." Oates' Big Bam Boom. He notes that "Normally, Unless, of course, you the average listener cannot tell the | were one of those difference." really cool kids with a I also spoke with Greg tape player of all your Halamay, owner of Finders Records | very own. Then, and Tapes. Like Savage, Halamay perhaps, you've never described the transition from vinyl | experienced the joy of to compact disc as a "natural owning a big ol' 33 1/ evolution." 3. "It was really only the Of course, technol- absolute hard-core vinyl buyers ogy gave way to conve- that were really disappointed over nience, thus, the birth getting the official word that vinyl of what we know as the was on its way out. Really, most compact disc. Imagine, people were so excited about the a record that didn't new technology that their excite- need to be flipped over, ment superseded any true disap- could play its songs in any pointment," said Halamay. order without having to move "In all actuality," Halamay a needle, and never wore out! added, "technology kicked vinyl What will those goofy scientists out. The new recording technolo- think up next? gies available were really just more | Greg Savage, owner of Dingleberry's, than vinyl could withstand." an independent music shop in Dayton, Halamay also added an Ohio, said that the transition from analog to interesting marketing tip. When I digital wasn't that big of a deal in his store. spoke with him, he also was talk- "The change was so gradual—we would run ing with his Capitol records repre- out of something on vinyl and just replace it with sentative, and told me that he was CD's, until eventually, that was the only thing in the being plugged on the Beatles store." Anthology coming out in a vinyl Savage said that he stocks a limited amount of vinyl, format. "Vinyl is starting to come but coming by it is tough. "We have some regular vinyl back in its own small way. The collectors that check in with us every now and then, and we record companies are beginning to offer them everything we can get our hands on, but that's once again take an interest in not too much." putting things out in vinyl for- Savage added, "We carry Cold Mine, which is a mat." "One of the most appealing

Page 6 • Weekend Reality • January 26, 1996 things about vinyl versus < vinyl hands down." discs and other recorded foi Dew also gave some Insight on recordings of is the packaging," Cummer said. yesterday. Ever wonder why your Led Zeppelin Houses "The large cover, the paper of the Holy CD sounds like dog doo, while your dad's sleeve—you can actually sit down LP sounded so great? "[Beatles albums], along with and look at the cover to an LP Led Zeppelin and about 2,000 other albums was without straining, without losing done in what was known as quadraphonic, or any detail or cover artwork or Ping Pong, stereo. This is where you might photographs." hear the drums and bass guitar coming Cummer said that the out of one speaker and the lead guitar recording Industry's original view and vocals coming out of the other, was financial. "Vinyl is consider- or some other similar combination. ably cheaper than CD's, so the This was the early beginnings of record companies made a fortune surround sound. off of the change over to compact "Once those record- discs. That's why they were all so ings are put on digital and anxious to get on with the reprocessed to go change." through your Dolby, All three referred to a small THX, etc., it loses its percentage of their consumers as sound quality the "hard-core vinyl fans." Savage simply because the said that out of his vinyl crowd, original recordings only about ten percent of them were not set up for absolutely refuse to buy any CD's. this sort of stereo The other ninety percent will system." actually buy them, but they tend Halamay to look for vinyl the most ardently. touched on this This crowd of vinyl fans subject. "The real apparently has some clout, as all audiophile does three of the stores still stock vinyl, not like how these and as earlier mentioned, older recordings Dingleberry's even stocks their have been very own collector's magazine. 'dressed up.' "There's definitely still a Dew con- vinyl market," Savage said. "We cluded with a try to special order things for quote which people whenever they're avail- pretty much sums able." it all up. "Re- As for other technical member, it is how aspects of vinyl. Cummer added you listen to the that consumers looking for a great music, not the vinyl sound should beware. "Just music you listen because something is on vinyl, it to." doesn't mean it has been done So, what's analog." Buyers should check to the verdict on the see what type of recording it is "great debate"? It seems to be that before purchasing. this is strictly on 1 had senior telecommuni- personal prefer- cations student by the name of ence of the . Wesley Robert Dew leave some listener. As for very good Information on my e- me, though, i mail concerning the technical think I'll be aspects of analog vs. digital sound blowln' the dust (aptly titled "LONG LIVE VINYL"). off that Saturday "Most bands do an original record- Night Fever LP.... ing in analog format, because a master digital copy is extremely difficult to make and also very expensive. Therefore, the analog version is usually the actual sound that the band preferred and is wanting to market. "Generally, the analog sound is preferred because it is a recording of the entire sound wave and not merely a sample of it. Penny Brown is a Staff Writer far However, digital recordings will Weekend Reality. She would like to thank not deteriorate and will always everyone she interviewed (and Wes)for produce the same results, so their their time and help. "Long Live Vinyl" convenience has won out over indeed.

Page 7 • Weekend Reality • January 26, 1996 Best Music/1995/Matt Pierce In the year of History, Hootie, and Silverchair (All in 4. ElasUca EJasllca: Yes. I one year? How did we survive?), finding exciting, accessible music was NOT Just as easy as turning on the radio. An alarm- know, I'm a sellout, but who ing amount of truly mediocre "alternative" bands (Ezra must can resist Justine's sneer, really suck) found success, while ground-breaking hip-hop and perfect power pop, and the soul took a back seat to Dr. Dre clones and Roy/ II Men clones first 30 seconds of "Connec- on black radio. Among all this hellishness, 1 did manage to tion"? corral 20 (count 'em) gems. 3. The Roots Do You Want More?!!!??!: A ZU. Chris Isaak Forever Blue: Songs to bawl to, coming from a late '94 release, but Ken doll with an Orbison voice. it's good enough to 19. CIV Set Your Goals: Punk for 12-steppers, full of positive bend the rules. messages and raw energy. Group improvisa- 10. Spearhead Home: Michael Franti confronts poverty, AIDS, tion, vocalized ver- and racism with sobriety, hope, and beats. sions of instruments 17 . Passengers Original Soundtracks 1: It's refreshing to hear (horns, turntables!) the world's #1 band (U2) to go so far out on a limb. and strong rhymes It). Terence Trent D'Arby Vibrator Alright, stop giggling at help display the the title. My man can sing (!) and write some ponderable lyrics. myriad of musical 1 J . Joshua Redman Spirit of the Moment: A double live set settings hip-hop can from the creative young saxophonist. THIS Is jazz, not Kenny G, exist in. I shall pro- folks. any Vedder wannabe's wall. 1 1. ex-Prince The Gold ceed... 6. G.Love & Special Sauce 14 1 / 2.. The Pharcyde lahfahlnrallfornla: A more Experience: Call him Doo-Doo 2.CountBass-DP_r£; serious sophomore effort from the cool Call quartet. Including Head for all I care—the music Coast to Coast Motel: The the best rap single of the year ("Runnln"'). still thumps, rocks, and constantly-touring Philly Life Crisis: Another jiggles. blues/rap combo mellows and 14. Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie...: The only American stretches their dimensions to ignored rap record. rock band on my list. Billy's pretentiousness is growing on me. 10.'. Boss Hog Boss Hog: include New Orleans jazz and The 20-year-old Nash- Indie king Jon Spencer and Dylanesque ballads. ville multi-instrumen- 13. faippr g, thP Prnrilgal Suns Everything Is Everything: wife Christina Martinez funka- 5 . Tricky Maxinquave: The talist fuses humor and Mind-blowing blues/funk/hip-hop/calypso/freeform Jazz. punkify the blues. laid-back grooves with Truly original. hype is true. Trip-hop is here. 9. Radiohead The Bends: Mood music for the grimy, his husky baritone to 1 2.. King Kong MP Hungry: A WBGU favorite, a concept Thorn Yorke proves modem guilty '90s. nearly capture '95, album about the life of a caveman. Includes the groovln' come- rock can be pretty. Also the ons of "To Love a Yak." best use of video as an art form. 8 . D'Angelo ] Thank god! A terrific R&B record! Influences from Marvin Gaye to Prince keep Howard's clubW the head noddin', along with I I Mon-Sot IB-2:50om12-2:50om the most soulful use of the 'Mi'i-r'-Wnm 3?Z???1 word "motherf**ker" ever. 7. Ben Harper Fight For Your Mind: Folk music Is not dead. Harper reinvents It for our generation with an eye to- wards a blues past. His quiet voice Is more emotive than

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