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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Directory SPORTS NATION 5 TODAY Switchboard 372-2601 Classified Adi 372-6977 Volleyball team Display Ads 372-2605 Louisiana State 1 « /L Editorial 372-6966 returns 10 mourns alcohol- i$^)A Sports 372-2602 players in hopes Entertainment 372-2603 related death of of finding winning Story Idea? Give us a call fraternity pledge partly cloudy weekdays [mm I pm.w 5 pm., or ways again e-mail: "[email protected] edu" hM High: 80 Low: 62 THURSDAY August 28,1997 Volume 84, Issue 2 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio

"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Faculty holds gathering for multicultural students □ The University held a re- socially. off to college with all the ideas of mak- As Celeste Bland, associate director ing a difference," she said. "And I see ception for freshmen in order of Student Support Services, spoke to myself, who had a lot of promise, and I to ease their transition into the students on behalf of her office, she have to remember to keep the promise told them they would do everything to myself and to them now and give college. within their power to help them suc- back something." ceed. She said the president's visit was a By ROCHELLE CONVERSE Creating an environment where stu- visible and tangible sign to the students TIK BG News dents can meet other students and Uni- that achievement is possible. versity leaders is one part of helping Dawn Mays, director of Student Ac- Overwhelming support was ex- them feel connected, she said. tivities, told the students, "Getting in- pressed to freshmen multicultural stu- "It starts that connecting process and volved is not an option." BG Newi MM* ky Amy J. Vn Han dents Tuesday at a reception held in then the University seems smaller,"she Her attendance was a part of her From Left: Mall Boaz, a public administration graduate student, Derrick Jones, their honor. said. showing the students that not only is a junior film major, Mike Hammer, a junior I PC major, and Scott Caddis, a jun- "Linked to BGSU" drew a crowd of Bland was extremely proud of the success possible but that there are nu- nearly 35 minority faculty, staff and turnout not only with the students, but merous people, including faculty and ior math education major, use bananas and condoms to ad out a skit as part of the CD Players performance Tuesday night. administrators, including President also with the faculty and staff. staff who care about them and want to Sidney Ribeau, who stood before the 65 "It shows me that everyone is con do whatever they can to help. students, offering words of advice, en- cerned about the students," she said She also wanted the students to know couragement and friendship. "Everyone has a genuine concern about she was available to them. As president of the University, their welfare here and is willing to "Before you call mom and say 'come Ribeau attended the event because of make a difference." get me' - come see me," she said. Administration his interest in students getting off to a Laura Juarez De Ku, biology profes- Although the Office of Multicultural good start, which is critically impor- sor, was one faculty member who of- Affairs and Student Support Services tant, he said. fered an open invitation to all students sponsored the event, Manny Vadillo, as- "The way you finish has a lot to do to visit her in her office. sociate director, and Staci McDaniel, with how you start in college, in athletic Other faculty and staff invited the academic counselor, coordinated the adopts policy competition and life in general," Ribeau students to call or visit, yet many in at- event, along with active student said. tendence wanted to show the students leaders. The leaders included members The event, sponsored by the Office of that success at the University is possi- from such organizations as the Latino Multicultural Affairs and Student Sup- ble. Student Union and the Black Student on free speech port Services, was a concerted effort to Sail ye McKee, special assistant to the Union. bring University leaders together with provost and visiting professor for the When the students arrived on campus By DARLA WARN0CK Affairs Handbook. the students to help smooth their tran- College of Education, attended because Saturday and Sunday, Vadillo, McDan- The BC News And if all goes as planned, the new sition to college. she wanted to give back something to iel and the student leaders were at the policy will become a rule installed by It was also meant to provide students the students. residence halls greeting them, welcom- Thanks to the efforts of a few hard- the University Board of Trustees. with links to a variety of resources "I look in their faces and I see myself working students, a new free speech available to them academically and as a first-generation person who went • See FACULTY, page 4. policy has been added to the Student • See SPEECH, page 4. University supports Up in the Air Students black Greek life offered Black fraternities and long to something special. □ "It's more than just a bunch of variety of sororities continue to friends; it's a lifetime commit- thrive at the University. ment," he said. "Many members see it like a marriage." activities Despite the brotherhood and ByJOHNSTEBBINS sisterhood found in many black Q Office of Student Life The BG News Greek organizations, Cullins adds the system works for the and University Activities In 1906, the first African- individual. Organization have American Greek letter fraternity was started on the campus of "We cannot make anyone a planned a whole year of Cornell University with the in- man or a woman," he said. "What events geared for new corporation of the Alpha Phi Al- we do is provide true leadership students. pha fraternity. Since then, the ability. A true leader is one who black Greek movement has sets things up so they can run grown and developed into a nine- without him. A leader Is one who By JAMIE BUDZICK chapter fraternity system that makes leaders." The BG News has spread nationwide. Like the traditional Greek New students, freshman or On the Bowling Green campus, system, Cullins sees some of the the black Greek movement is transfer, can often feel like same problems that can be represented by nine fraternities they're getting the cold shoulder. solved through education. and sororities, each holding to You cannot even find the book- the same community service, "There are some stereotypes, store, let alone any of your class- academic and personal leader- but a lot of us were exposed to es. Well, thankfully some people ship ideals of the traditional this in high school," he said. "You know your pain and have an- Greek system. have to do it for the right swered the cries of frustration. "We're not trying to cover up reasons." Both the Office of Student Life personal identities," said Ron and the University Activities Or- In 1990, the NPHC stopped Cullins, president of the Bowling ganization (UAO) have planned "pledging," or bringing in mem- Green's National Pan-Hellenic an entire year's worth of activi- bers in a way similar to tra- ties to help make college a little Council (not to be confused with ditional Greek organizations. In the Panhellenic council consist- more digestable. fact, Joining a black Greek organ- To start things off, this week ing of collegiate sororities). ization is a lot like being accepted "The whole purpose was based new students have the option of on the fact that we're different," into a job. attending several Welcome Week activities, geared at helping stu- Cullins said. "We're not all on the "First of all, you need a 2.5 same level. That's why there are dents become more familiar with GPA to be considered, so you the school, as well as each other. nine different fraternities here need to bring records and tran- on campus. That shows there's "We're trying to provide an scripts," Cullins said. "Then you opportunity for all types of stu- more than one dimension to all need to be interviewed and show black men and women." dents," said Dawn Mays, director Heidi Hertzel, adviser to the the interest they are looking for. of student activities. "We want to University's NPHC, said the "They can be pretty intimidat- give students the opportunity to black Greek organization's pur- ing," he said. "New members can find their niche." poses are actually more pure be intimidated into silence. With a variety of activities than the traditional Greek That's exactly the wrong thing to throughout the week, it's hard system. do. You need to come out and not not to find something to do. Sem- "Many fraternities were start- be afraid." inars on choosing the major that ed for academic reasons," Hart- is right for you will be held, as zel said. "The black Greek organ- The NPHC will be participat- well as scheduled comedians and izations were started for reasons ing In the Organizations Forum in even a showing of Howard of community service." the Lenhart Ballroom in the Uni- BG Nora pk<»» by CU* FIcmlM Stern's Private Parts on Friday Cullins sees the black Greek versity Union on Sept. 10. Fur- Laura Lasche watches as fellow cheerleader Ryan Salsgiver hoists Julie Hoffman into the air Wednesday. and Saturday nights. ther information can be obtained organizations as a way to not only The trio was practicing outside West Hall. participate on campus but to be- by calling Cullins at 353-9278. • See WFLCOME, page 4. page two The BG News Thursday, August 28, 1997

Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Money shouldn't buy a college education So I went to the bookstore the job that will simply enable us to insanity of required book priority for many people at this very campus that would other day. like so many of my go out and buy more expensive buying sprees is: 1) to establish Bowling Green and It does get allow for a less expensive, even fellow exploited undergraduate JENNIFER SPAHN stuff. As philosophical and a more reasonable limit as to discouraging to keep paying so higher quality learning environ- peers, to buy my books for fall. I offbeat as this may sound. I the cost of books for each much money for books which are ment than what we have now. was shopping along quite nicely me thinking think life should count for more class. 2| to greater utilize the not always even necessary for Fairness would allow more until eventually 1 became so about how I |^ than material possessions. library's service of putting getting Ideas across In a class. people to participate In classes, bogged down with the weight of and the ^^H I realized also the pure irony books on reserve and 3) to put The second way this situation as well as require students to the books. I had to get one of people 1 know Y of a class which raises such a to use all the new computers really affects students Is that It become more familiar with the those little baskets to assist me spend our quesUon as "Is there more to life we have purchased for the reinforces the notion that the only use of computers and even the with my load. time. daHaV than shopping?" which at the campus by putting readings "good" way to do something. In services offered by such Univer- Don't get me wrong, books are Is life more same time has a required reading and essays on the Internet. this case to learn, Is to go out and sity establishments as the great. Reading them has always than shop- * list of five not-so-inexpensive These suggestions are buy the tool for yourself. This library. Clearly there is no been enjoyable to me. However, ping? Or books. When we want to change intended to Improve a situation Idea Is a fundamental problem In perfect solution to making my discontent began to grow as I buying stuff? something about ourselves, our that actually affects students America's educational system. It education open to more people. realized that one of my classes Take a good look around and school, or our society, the in several ways. In being makes getting an education for Yet, we could use an Idea as required nine books. While that what do you see? Malls, shops, process Is really Just as Impor- required to buy so many books those who have a lot of money small in scale as reducing book class held the record for this grocery stores, specialty stores, tant as the intended outcome. If. for such huge amounts of virtually problem free and it costs for students as a part of semester, another class had five bars, restaurants and occasion- for example, there arc those who money, students lose money creates an atmosphere for the our process for keeping the and another seven. What ally some parks and forest desire a society which revolves that could be spent on such rest that says the only valid way "shop til you drop" mentality stopped me from heading to the areas that have been set aside around more than just money obscurities as rent, bills and to learn Is to spend every penny away from schools and greatly cashier to pay was a statement to keep some piece of nature in and buying things for happiness, even luition. As stereotyped as of your hard-earned money, and improving education at BGSU. on the cover of one of these our midst. It is so strange to then maybe the way people share students are as party-crazed then some. books which was called. "A think that, in essence, most of these Ideas should not include and irresponsible, there are If any of us want true success, Primer for Dally Life." It asked. us here will spend from four to forcing students to buy the books vast numbers of students who we should desire and strive for a Jennifer Spahn is a colum- "Is there more to life than six years in college (give or take which discuss these Ideas in the work very hard at both school school that makes getting an nist for the News. Questions and shopping?" What a profound a few) only to attempt to fulfill first place. and at jobs to make ends meet. education as fair and accessible comments can be sent to question this was. It really got the desire to get a good paying My proposal, then, to end the Learning itself is Indeed a as possible. We have resources on [email protected]

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The Editorial Board acknowledges all entries sub- mitted for publication New students ignore the gift of Welcome Week In the first three days before Perhaps some of the new about college from movies like you with programs like. "Tour students don't understand the schedules to hold workshops classes start, this is the most "Animal House" because those the Learning Labs on Campus." and have no one show up? popular question among first Importance of Welcome Week, are all fantasy. You shouldn't Some people will complain, "I so I'll be happy to explain. DERRICK One year. 1 hope for a class to year students: "Is this stuff learn about college from Just didn't know there was a math come Into this University with so required?" I am. of course, Meeting New People. When going through it because in many lab on campus." much Interest in their college referring to the orientaUon you first arrive on campus, cases, your previous life experi- Becoming Familiar with a JONES careers that they don't need to program known as "Welcome chances are that you don't ences can't compare to what you New Town. I believe the No. 1 see words like "free food" or Week." In these three days, first know anyone. If you have a are going to face here. Why not excuse for not attending you know where the popular "entertaining" to go to these year students are given the friend from high school attend- attend a free Welcome Week Welcome Week events Is that hangouts are and what It takes to programs. I take this lack of opportunity to get the Inside ing also. It Is highly unlikely program that can answer all of the new students want to take get to them. But some people will interest as an Insult to those of scoop on campus life. They are that they will be the only your quesUons. even the ones the first few days to explore the complain when they Journey from us who are giving our all to try divided into small groups headed person you Intend to fill your you haven't thought of. about city. What's sad Is that they Harshman to Bigshots only find and help first year students. by a Welcome Week Leader and roster of friends. Going to college. This is why programs come to find out that It takes out at the door that it Is a 21 and On behalf of the OrientaUon encouraged to ask as many Welcome Week events helps you like. "Essential College Survival an hour tops. While it is over bar. Board in the Office of Student questions as they can think of. meet people who have common Tips" were held. Some people will Important to learn your way The Office of Student Life has Life. I would like to thank Furthermore, workshops in areas Interests. You are all new complain. "I didn't know register- around your home away from planned Welcome Week 97 since everyone who did something, or such as doing well in class. students on this campus. ing for spring classes was so home, you'll be here for four or the day Orientation 96 ended Is doing something, for the good Campus Involvement, roommate Band together and make the soon." more years. Your Welcome (and probably even sooner than of the first year students, from relations and diversity are held to ride a little smoother. A Orientation. Aside from the Week only comes once. that). Upperclass students spent leading groups and workshops give the students encouragement program called "Playfalr" was handful of freshmen who are BG While you are out on Main part of their spring semester to showing someone where and advice from staff and experi- held to help this happen, yet residents, this campus can be Street saying. "Wow! Another training to lead Welcome Week University Hall Is. I would also enced students. There's only one only a couple hundred of the confusing to new students. You McDonalds!" or "Where's the groups. Organizations and offices like to thank the first year problem - the new students don't approximately 2.925 new can't be expected to fully know Arby's?" and finding out why all over campus, all over the city. students who took advantage of attend. students showed up. Some your way around campus. Many we call It the Woodland Small, devoted their Ume. money and everything Welcome Week had to Don't get me wrong. People do people will complain. "I don't things can change between a tour you are missing out on events resources to help make your offer. You definitely have a head show up for these events, but know anyone." and the start of classes. You that will be offered to you once transition Into college a little start this year. usually in poor numbers. The Getting Helpful Advice. could end up walking from In your whole college career. better. How do you think a first day seems to be successful, College and high school are In Krelscher down to University Hall While Bowling Green. Toledo Welcome Week Leader feels when but when the students find out no way close to being similar. to visit the English Department, and surrounding areas have a only five out of 25 people show up that these programs aren't You can't learn about college only to find that It's moved over lot to offer, they will not be for their meeting? How do you mandatory, attendance drops. life from your parents because to the new East Hall. Welcome going anywhere after the first think people like Dr. Lorna Derrick Jones is a columnist for the Do they need to be mandatory for the colleges of 20+ years ago Week volunteers attempt to show week of classes. Programs like Gonsalves-Plnto feel when they News. Questions and comments can be people to show up? are long gone. You can't learn you what services are available to "Bowling Green Unlimited" let take time out of their busy sent to [email protected].

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FACT: The Bowling Green "Thinker" is seven feel high, 22 feel long and ten feel deep FICTION: The "Thinker," actually a University THREE probe, roams campus by night

PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look al how some members of the community (eel about the issue of the day: TODAY'S EVENTS Today's Question: "How was your first day of Thursday, 8/28/97 classes?" Free Bowling and Billiards (7 pm - 9 pm) Campus Bowling and Billiards Free night of Bowling and Billiards; part of Welcome Week. Sponsored by the University Activities Organiza- tion. For more information call 372- 7164. Comedian Bill Fry (8 pm) Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Student Gretchen Strauss Jared Zivoder Shanna Marino Melissa Card Cindy McLaughlin Union. Bill Fry, creator of "Comedy in Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Non-traditional the Air," juggles everything imagin- Environmental Policy Physical Therapy Elementary Education Criminal Justice Home economics able whilo doing his hilarious stand-up routine. Welcome Week "I didn't like it. My "It's been all right. My "It's been fun. I "I woke up at noon "I'm looking foward to event. professor was belittling Biology 205 class got thought it would be went to one class and it. I haven't nad my college students the cancelled so it's been worse, but it was fun.' that's it." first class yet." Friday, 8/29/97 whole time." good." Women's Soccer at Kent (4 pm) Kent. Ohio. 1 he first varsity women's soccer match in BGSU history. Although both schools are MAC members, this match will not OHIO Weather TODAY'S count in the conference standings. Thursday, Aug. 28 QUOTE OF Volleyball vs. Marquette (5 AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures THE DAY pm) MICH Kalamazoo, Mich. Denise Van De Walle's 15th Falcon volleyball squad begins the season at the Western "Go ahead." Michigan Invitational. The Golden Eagles provide the opposition for this former President Ronald Reagan Friday evening affair. to 12-year-old Sylvania, Ohio, resident Rostik Private Parts (8 pm) Denenburg, in California over the weekend. 111 Olscamp. Movie sponsored by Rostik spotted the reclusive former President, UAO. Welcome Week event. who is suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, on a Private Parts (11 pm) park bench. Denenburg had asked for a picture. 111 Olscamp. Movie sponsored by UAO. Welcome Week event. Saturday, 8/30/97 Volleyball vs. Valparaiso THUMBS UP (11:30am) Kalamazoo, Mich., "''he Falcons continue action in the WMU Invite ■ To art at Olscamp Hall, and on campus in general. It offers with a Saturday morning contest. this place some much-needed character. With the touch- ing-up of the Jerome Library murals and other improve- BGSU Men's Soccer vs. St. ments over the past few years, this place actually has a Bonaventure (Noon) little personality. Lee Jackson Field (Akron, Ohio). Opening-round match of the Acme da ■ To the unsung heroes of this University - the classified Soccer Classic. staff. They do too much and get recognized too little. Football at Louisiana Tech Showers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Keep it up! (7 pm) Via Associated Prmss GrapftiesNet Ruston, La.. The Falcons open the 1997 season on the road against the Bulldogs who beat BG in the 1995 season opener in the only meeting THUMBS DOWN between the two programs. ■ To night classes. Volleyball at Western Michigan (7:30 pm) TODAY'S ■ To teachers who don't show on the first day of class. Kalamazoo, Mich.. The Falcons HELLO! We're paying good money here. conclude action in the WMU WEATHER Invitational against the host Broncos. ■ To East Hall, because it's BLAH. For as cool as the art at Private Parts (8 pm) Olscamp is, East Hall is un-cool. 111 Olscamp. Movie sponsored by Today , ■ To midday roller blading. It's cool in the evening when the UAO. Welcome Week event. Partly cloudy. High: 80. Low: 62. campus has thinned out a little bit, but roller blading and Private Parts (11 pm) between-classes crowds just don't mix. Ask the guy who 111 Olscamp. Movie sponsored by got spilled in front of the Union Wednesday. UAO. Welcome Week event

Friday The calender of events is a service o/The BG News/or the community. The Hazy but otherwise partly cloudy High: 78. PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at the University. We at The BG News consider it an offbeat page where we listings are pulled from the University Low: 60. try to offer something tor everybody Opinions expressed herein are solely those of our staff. Have a nice day. web page.

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SPEECH Staff Council, Classified Staff UAO Upcoming Events Continued from page 1. Council and Faculty Senate. Fall 1997 The topic of attaining a new Protected Speech In the event that it would pass policy concerning free speech Bowling Green State University is committed to the ideals and constitu- Aug. 23 ... Franko the comedian, Amani Room, 8p.m. tional nghts associated with Ireedom ol speech. It is a given that the through all of those groups, it ... Ice Cream Social. Union Mall, 12-2p m was first raised at the March 21 will be brought before the Presi- Board of Trustee meeting. University, in its entirety, is considered to be an environment where tree Aug. 28 ... Bill Fry Comedy in the Air, Ballroom, 8p.m. dent's Cabinet and the Trustees. Aug. 28 Led by Nick Kadel and Kerry speech, the tree expression of ideas and thoughts, and the tree exchange ... Free Bowling and Billiards, Union, 7-9p.m. The group is aiming for the Sept. 3 Aulizia, both senior political sci- ot opinion occur throughout the campus proper. ... UAO Open House, Ballroom, 7-9p.m. In an attempt to provide a place tor those who desire an open facility December Board of Trustees Sept. 5 ... Ventriloquist Dan Horn, Ballroom, 8p.m. ence majors, a group of students lor the expression of thought, ideas, and opinions, a specific area on the Sept. 849 approached the board to express meeting. ... New Student Info Nights. Residence Halls, 7- campus is designated as the Protected Speech Area. This space may be "People see it is a very good their concern about a set free 8p.m. used without registration or permit. The existence of a designated Pro- Sept. 11 ... Lecturer Phoebe Eng. Ballroom, 7:30p.m. speech zone. policy, and are pleased to see we tected Speech Area does not preclude free speech from occurring in any Sept. 12 ... Barbara Bailey Hutchison in concert, Ballroom The speech zone policy at that other area of the campus. The normal activities ot the University may not worked together to get it," Whip- 7p.m. be impaired and means of entrance and exit ple said. "My concern is that we time permitted free speech in the Sept. 15-19 ... Print/Poster Sale, Ballroom (15.16,417) to facilities may not be impeded as a result did not have a policy." area between the Math Science Community Suite (18, 19), 10a.m.-6p.m. building and the Union Oval. of the expression of free speech. In Kadel explained that he was Sept. 16-18 ... Jewelry Sale, Education Steps, 10a.m.- 4p.m. The controversy arose when addition, pertinent policies as outlined in the pleased that the Univeisity was Sept. 18 . Mind Reder Craig Karges. Ballroom,7p.m. students felt the policy may be lollowed. willing to work with the students. Sept. 20 .. Trip to Cedar Point inhibitive of speech on the Uni- The Protected Speech Area Is located Sept. 22424 .. Mixology Mini-course.Place and Time TBA versity campus. He wants to be sure the policy within the University Union Pedestrian Mall. becomes a rule so that all of their Sept. 21 .. Euchre Tournament, Moseley Hall,2-6p.m. Once the issue was brought in The space is designated by a sign and is %s .. Real Life X-Files with Loyd Auerbach,Ballroom, front of the board, the student work does not go to waste. available to all those desiring to express The students will begin ap- 7:30p.m. group, along with backings from free speech and thought. .. Homecoming week begins, week event: many organizations, began to proaching the constituant groups as early as the first September to Ice Cream Social,Ridge Street Painting, meet with administrators. meetings. Oct. 4 Carnival, Merchandise Sales, King and Ed Whipple, vice president of BG Hm Orapnc Oy EIU.Mli fUlW Queen Elections, Pep Rally, Tie Die, and Student Affairs, conducted meet- "We're very pleased to be Campus Adopt-a-Block ings with the students to resolve The area may be used without changed easily. He wants to working with the administration Oct. 1 .. 3 Point Basketball Tournament, Conklin the problem. Also included in prior registration or permit. The make sure it becomes a rule not on an issue that is very important Courts, 5-8p.m. discussions were Nancy Footer, protected area does not, to be broken - which is why the to the University community," Oct. 10 .. Real Deal Crazy Game Show, Silver River general counsel; Gregg DeCrane, however, infringe on any rights group plans on approaching the Kadel said. Cafe.Sp.m. dean of students; and Jill Carr, to speak elsewhere on campus. Trustees for approval. Oct. 13-15 .. Print/Poster Sale, Amani Room, 10a.m.- 4p.m. associate dean of students. The demonstration may not block But before that happens, the So while you are educating Oct. 17 .. The Wicomicos in concert. Silver River Cafe, The result of those meetings the learning of others by block- policy has to pass through all five yourself in Bowling Green for 8p.m. was the installation of a new poli- ing classroom entrances or noise constituate groups, including the next five or six years, keep in Oct. 19 . Trip to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame cy. That policy states a "Protec- level. Undergraduate Student mind that there are always things Oct. 22-23 .. Indian Clothing and Jewelry Sale, 10a.m.- ted Speech Area" is designated in The problem now, according to Government, Graduate Student to do, where you may meet life- 4p.m. front of the University Union. Kadel, is that a policy can be Government, Administrative time friends. Oct. 23 .. You Laugh You Lose, Ballroom, 7-9p.m Oct.25 College Bowl, Time and Place TBA Nov. 2 .. Yoga Mini-course, Eppler Gym, 2p.m. FACULTY Nov. 7 .. Natalie Cote Country Band, Ballroom, 8p.m. Nov.20-22 Winter Craft Fair, Ballroom Continued from page 1. "I think it was a great way for Freshman Mickenzie Williams cept for one substitute teacher. them to make us feel comforta- Nov. 21 .. Mike Raybum in Concert, Silver River Cafe went so he could meet others and "I had no idea BG had this Nov.21 9-Ball Tournament.Union, 3:30p.m. -Ing them to the University and ble, " he said of the many faculty, be with a mi x of people. He hopes inviting them to the reception. staff and others from the Uni- many minority on the faculty," Dec. 4.... . Bowling Tournament, Union, Time TBA the faculty are as helpful in the he said. Dec. 4 .. Stress Free Zone, Amani Room, 4-8p.m. They also made telephone calls versity. Freshman Andre Fields classroom as they were at the and sent letters to the students thought the reception was an event. "Being a minority myself, The event was a supportive Watch for BG Ni ws advertisements, flyer* and table tents with the purpose of helping faci- "ice-breaker" for him to meet it's encouraging to see people network for the students to know tor further infrom ■tlon, or call the UAO Info Line at 372-7164. litate their entry into the Univer- students and faculty. from the same background and what's available for them and a BG News Gtapric by Stepfwnw ScnnearJe* sity. who went through the same way to show them the variety of people who support their success Freshman Criston Smith went "They're not the so-called things," he said. "I appreciate WELCOME so he could meet other people at professor that we see on televi- that." at the Universitv. the University and feel more sion or something like that, they Williams, originally from Can- "I guess to me, the key to being Continued from page 1. Life want to make the college ex- comfortable in a new environ- seem real down-to-earth," he ton, attended a nigh school where successful is having the resour- perience a little more enjoyable. ment. said. all his teachers were white, ex- ces," Bland said. "There is something for every- That's what they get paid for. By one," said Mays. providing a medium in which students of similar interests can Starting last Friday and run- connect, they help build confi- ning through Saturday, Welcome dence as well as friendships. Week was designed to ease the | Don't drink and drive. tension of the first week. "Involvement can't be under- However, the fun does not end stated," said Mays. 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— NATION Funeral service held for fraternity pledge The Associated Press drivers. Authorities said he ap- drowned at Lake Mead. parently drank himself to death Criminal charges also resulted. BATON ROUGE, La. - Admin- at an off-campus party and bar, Eight members of a Maryland istrators at Louisiana State Uni- then returned to the fraternity fraternity were charged with versity thought they had done where he was a pledge. manslaughter after an alcohol- everything right, pushing "What is frustrating is that poisoning death. And in Potsdam, through a campus-wide alcohol there is no way to manage them NY., eight members of Theta Chi ban that covered fraternity and (students) off campus," Chancel- pleaded guilty in the hazing sorority houses. lor William Jenkins said. "It is death of a 17-year-old pledge who Still, the school's wild reputa- difficult enough managing on choked on his own vomit after tion persisted. Just last week, an campus." drinking alcohol. annual list tabbed LSU as the na- It was a staggering blow to the Sigma Nu and Phi Delta Theta university and also to fraterni- tion's lOth-best "party school." fraternities decided in March to Early Tuesday, police called to ties, which have struggled for ban alcohol at chapter houses na- a fraternity house found a dozen years with an "Animal House" tionwide beginning in 2000. Some students passed out on the floor, perception of binge drinking and universities already have banned some of whom had apparently wild parties that sometimes end alcohol at fraternities. celebrated bids to Join Sigma Al- in death. pha Epsilon with heavy drinking. In the past year alone, fraterni- After Wynne's death, the One was dead. Three others ties have been suspended and national headquarters of Sigma were hospitalized. sued over deaths linked to alco- Alpha Epsilon suspended its LSU The coroner said Benjamin hol. In one instance, Lambda Chi chapter, which has 130 members Wynne, 20, had a blood-alcohol Alpha suspended a University of and recruits, and shut down An.ci.lcd PITH Phata level of 0.588 - nearly six times California-Los Angeles chapter pledge activities until an in- Friends and family follow the hearse carrying the body of Lousiana State University student Ben Wynne. the legal limit for automobile last month after two members vestigation was completed. Wynne, 20, died Monday after consuming large amounts of alcohol during a fraternity party. Heart valve damage Prescription diet pills raise health concerns Heart valvs damage linked to the combination of lenlluramine and phenletmine, or len-phen. has been reported to the Food and Drug Administration, raising The Associated Press doctors wondered whether newly itself not drugs to treat the con- were two in patients taking fen- new doubts about the widely popular weight-loss treatment. vigilant physicians might be dition may actually be causing fluramine alone and two in BOSTON - Fifty-eight more hearing heart murmurs the tell- the heart problems. patients taking Redux plus phen- Percentage of women with heart damage, by valve: cases of heart valve damage tale sound of bad valves that To help settle these questions, termine. among users of fen-phen have have been there all along. Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, been reported to the U.S. Food Fen-phen is a combination of which makes the Pondimin brand At Interneuron Pharmaceuti- and Drug Administration since the prescription drugs fenflura- of fenfluramine, said Wednesday cals, which makes Redux, new concerns arose last month mine and phentermine that sup- it will sponsor a study of 1,200 spokesman Bill Boni said: "This about the popular prescription presses appetite. Both drugs are fen-phen users and others being is a very limited number of cases pill combination taken by mil- approved by the FDA for short- treated for obesity at several In- that may or may not have any- lions to lose weight. term use in dieting, although not stitutions. thing to do with the drug and may As a result, the agency said specifically in combination. "Recognizing that both drugs be related to the underlying con- Wednesday it will require new "We are not absolutely saying have been available for many dition of obesity." you shouldn't use them, but phy- years and millions of patients drug labels warning patients of Dr. Michael Hamilton, an obe- the potential danger. And a drug sicians and patients need to con- have taken them, we were quite sider the risk very carefully be- surprised to have this finding, sity expert at Duke University, company announced a new study said he discovered a heart mur- on the medication's effects. fore going on them," said Dr. but we take it very seriously," James Bilstad, a drug evaluation said Dr. Marc W. Deitch, Wyeth- mur in one of his own fen-phen The possibility that the diet patients after the Mayo Clinic chief at the FDA. Ayerst's medical director. drugs might damage heart valves cases were reported. came to light July 8, when doc- Given the large number of The FDA described its latest tors from the Mayo Clinic said people using these drugs, the risk findings in Thursday's issue of Doctors appear to have cut they had identified 24 cases. of heart damage is clearly low. the New England Journal of Med- back their use of all three drugs. The FDA then asked physi- But just how great the risk is icine. Figures from IMS America, a • cians to report any other patients even whether it truly exists Fenfluramine is chemically drug market research company, and that search turned up the 58 cannot be determined without a similar to Redux, another popu- show that in the month after the additional cases, all but two of careful study comparing diet pill lar appetite suppressant that Mayo Clinic findings were made them in women. users with overweight people came on the market last year. public, new prescriptions for. How many of those cases were who are not taking the medicines. The FDA said it hud also learned fenfluramine fell 40 percent. Re-" actually caused by the med- Drug company officials have of four cases of heart valve dam- dux 23 percent and phentermine Source TM Humar, Body. Tin HUH AP/Amy Kraft; icines, however, is unclear. Some raised the possibility that obesity age in Redux users. There also 18 percent. THE WEB WALKUP Connecting You to Career Programs & Employment Opportunities Log-on to www.bgsu.edu/offices/careers • Design a resume • Schedule on-campus interviews Review on-line job listings • Sign up for resume workshops • Research various careers and organizations Learn about upcoming career development programs And much more... 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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 BG volleyball team seeking atonement □ The Falcons hope to tice and on the court. We're going prove that last year was to be tough to beat because we're going to have five guns that can an aberration. go off at anytime, and that's ex- citing." The Falcons also must By RYAN JOHNSON replace graduated left hitters • WHAT. The BG News Shayne Crumley and Marin Fer- Volleyball at Western Uc Michigan Invitational The Bowling Green volleyball "My attitude is that you can ■ WHEN: team returns 10 players from last never really replace seniors," year's 10-20 squad and is looking Van De Walle said. "You just try Fri., 5 p.m. vs. Marquette to rebound from its first losing to move on and fill the holes, and Sat., 11:30 a.m. vs. season since 1987. I'm very confident that we can do Valparaiso Coach Denise Van De Walle, that." Sat., 7:30 p.m. at Western entering her ISth year as the BG Van De Walle looks to a trio of coach, is excited about trying to replacements for Hilton in senior Michigan get the Falcon program back on Keisha Wilkins, sophomore Lori • WHERE: Kemerer and' junior college track. Kalamazoo, Mich. "We're going to consider last transfer Bridget Mclntyre. year a fluke, because we've tra- "Keisha has stepped into the look for big things from her this ditionally had consecutive win- middle position and done a great fall." Senior Wendy Watkins re- ning seasons," Van De Walle job so far," Van De Walle said. turns as the Falcons setter, said. "We're just saying 'OK, last "She has great athleticism and where she anchored the team last year is over and this is a new the best vertical jump on the year with 1146 assists. Van De team with a new attitude.'" team. I think she will turn some Walle will be counting on Wat- Last year the Falcons finished heads this fall." kins, who already ranks fifth on tied for seventh in the Mid- Kemerer is coming off a the all-time assist list, to be the American Conference. Inexper- freshman campaign in which she leader on and off the court. ience plagued the Falcons was second on the team with 336 "Not only is she a great setter throughout the year, with seven kills on her way to earning MAC in delivering the ball where it new players on the roster, includ- Freshmen of the Year. Mclntyre needs to go, but she's also an ing six freshmen. joins the BG program from offensive threat," Van De Walle "Last year we were very young Riverside (Calif.) Community said. "She probably attacks the and very inexperienced," Van De College. The other transfer is left second ball better than anybody Walle said. "We counted on the hitter Summer Witkemper, who In the conference." freshmen to come in and carry was an Ail-American at Kellogg Also seeing action at setter will some of the load. Normally, you (Mich.) Community College. be sophomore Heather Greig. like to let them come in and com- "Both of our junior college On the right side, sophomore pete and once they get their feet transfers are very hard workers Kris Pesorda and redshirt wet, then they step on the floor. and very coachable," Van De freshmen- Krista Davis will battle "The upside to that, though, is Walle said. "They have the same for playing time. Pesorda looks to now we have 10 returning personality as the rest of the build on last year's performance players, all with a solid year of team and they have blended in after she made the team as a experience under their belts." very well. Everyone is working walk-on, while the 6-2 Davis This year's Falcon squad, while towards a common goal." brings height to the Falcon front. more experienced, is still young. Joining Witkemper on the left Seniors Janelle Bassitt and Despite having no true freshmen. side will be sophomores Heather Erin Slebenhar will be defensive Van De Walle has six sophomores Murphy and Melissa Lewis. specialists for the Falcons this and two junior college transfers Murphy had 274 kills for the Fal- year. to go along with four seniors. cons last year, while Murphy "Both Erin and Janelle are The Falcons will have to re only saw limited action. Both quality defensive players," Van place three seniors from last players will play key roles this De Walle said. "When you insert year's team, including second- fall. them into the lineup, you know team All-MAC middle hitter Lori "Murphy and Lewis are both so they're going to make a differ- Hilton. Hilton ranks at or near athletic and great jumpers," Van ence." the top in many of BG's records De Walle said. "Heather has a By adding Marshall and North- for hitting and blocking. good jump, she's strong, and has ern Illinois, the MAC will split BG New. Photo by Jeremy Martin "We're not going to be a one- a lot of shots. The rest of the con- into two divisions for the first person show this year," Van De ference didn't see much of Mel- time. The Falcons will play each Falcon sophomores Heather Perry (I) and Lori Kemerer are hoping they can parlay the experience gained Walle said. "We'll need all 12 issa last year, but she's a great from on-the-spot training in last year's rookie campaign into a winning season, as BG looks to avenge players to do their role In prac- athlete with lots of potential. I • See VOLLEYBALL, page eight. their first losing record since 1987. The BG News 1997 NFL picks NFL lurking around corner AFC EAST AFC CENTRAL AFC WEST New England Patriots Pittsburgh Steelers Denver Broncos The BG News uable players were already lost Miami Dolphins* Jacksonville Jaguars* Kansas City Chiefs* for the season - running back • See page nine for As students return to class and Edgar Bennett and rookie a detailed preview of Indianapolis Colts Cincinnati Bengals Oakland Raiders the feeling of autumn sets in, an- wideout Yatil Green. Buffalo Bills Tennessee Oilers Seattle Seahawks other year of professional foot- The questions remain: Can the the NFC and AFC. New York Jets Baltimore Ravens San Diego Chargers ball is upon us. We've seen the Green Bay Packers repeat as preseason scores on ESPN, but champions as they did back in the is the surprises. Rookies, no- NFC EAST NFC CENTRAL NFC WEST we know they have no meaning, days of Vince Lombardi? John name veterans and players who San Francisco 49ers although there already have been Elway and Dan Marino are sure barely made the cut can be an Dallas Cowboys Green Bay Packers major Injuries that will certainly Hall of Famers, but the Super unpredictable and vital factor for Philadelphia Eagles* Detroit Lions Carolina Panthers* influence the balance of the Bowl has eluded them. Could this any team. Washington Redskins* Minnesota Vikings New Orleans Saints game. be their year? Football has become money- Arizona Cardinals Chicago Bears St. Louis Rams Quarterbacks Kerry Collins With all the signings and defec- oriented and at times it seems New York Giants Tampa Bay Buccaneers Atlanta Falcons and Mark Brunell will miss sig- tions of players from one team to that the competition is only sec- nificant portions of the season, another, it is difficult to keep ondary, but the game Is still for • DanotM Wild Card Selection wide receiver Curtis Conway track of who's where. 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Ripken Jr.'s 2, 131 Jason Jim Tocco Gimpy Gibson's HR McMahon BG News best showstopper BG News beats all competition Assistant Sports Many of the greatest mo- coach, and saw a man beaming Sports Editor Editor They say truth is stranger added to this illusion. ments in sports are defined as with pride. than fiction. Usually, they're Below the cheers, an audible "showstoppers." Take a closer Awed by the crowd reaction, 1 wrong. murmur could be heard. Why look at that word. It's a mo- Ripken stepped out of the du- Today's Topic Rarely would you ever find Gibson? Why did he not come ment in sports history that gout for several curtain calls. Greatest Sports Moment of the Past 10 Years dinosaurs walking around on out into the on-deck circle? stopped the show. Each time he stepped back in, earth or one man single- The fans didn't even know The show stopped at Cam- teammates were waiting with handedly taking out 200 except Gibson was in the ballpark. He den Yards Sept. 6,1995. Cal video cameras in his face. Next Week's Topic at a movie theater. had been swinging in the club- Ripken Jr. brought the Orioles' The crowd refused to let the One noteable exeption oc- house - and grunting in pain. game that night to a screech- moment end. Finally, two Baseball Realignment: Good for the Game, or an Outrage? curred in Los Angeles just Manager Tommy Lasorda had ing halt. He stopped the show teammates shoved Ripken out nine years ago. No, a huge din- called on him and kept him in osaur from the ocean didn't all by himself. of the dugout on his way to a We want to know what you think about next week's topic. Call the dugout until his turn to bat. It was his 2,131st consecu- victory lap. He circled the sta- trample the entire city, but As Gibson lazily waved the tive game played in a Balti- dium, shaking hands with as us to voice your opinion: on campus at 372-2602 and off campus what did happen was so unex- bat in the batter's box, the pain more uniform - a game that many fans as he could reach. at 353-9315. Speak to a reporter or leave a voice mail. pected, so awe-inspiring, that on his face was visible. He had cemented his place in history The smile never left his face. it eclipsed even the movie a badly pulled ribcage, which as the greatest iron man of all Nearly a half-hour after the producers' best efforts. must have hurt with every time, eclipsing the uncompar- last out was made in the top of WHAT YOU SAID Kirk Gibson, hampered by movement. able Lou Gehrig. Since then, he the Fifth, the game resumed. an injury to the point where he But Gibson defied all odds. has played over 300 more Cal Ripken Jr. stopped the Normally, this section will contain a selection of could hardly walk, was Eckersley hung a breaking games. But that contest stands show for that long. brought in to pinch-hit with ball over the middle of the out. This was Cal Ripken Jr.'s responses received from you, the readers. We are two outs in the ninth inning of plate, and the burly left- When the game became offi- greatest moment in baseball. always interested in your input, so you are encour- the first game of the 1988 hander hit it over the right cial midway through the fifth But what made it the best mo- World Series. Gibson's Dodger field fence. He nearly fell out Inning ~ when the giant "2131" ment in sports was what it did aged, asked, even begged to caH in with your re- squad was a huge underdog, of the batter's box, and limped banner was unfurled on the for the game of baseball. sponses to next week's issue. and it didn't look good - on the around the bases, pumping his warehouse wall adjoining the mound was Dennis Eckersley, fist the whole way - a sedated stadium - the show stopped. Ripken almost single- The issue on tap is baseball realignment, is the infallible closer for the reaction for someone who had The Camden Yards crowd handedly saved the national the drastic mixing of teams a good idea that will help Oakland A's. Eck had rung up just accomplished what he did. gave Ripken a standing ova- pastime as it recovered from a 45 saves, and came to the tion that rivaled no other. disastrous strike. He handled save a game in trouble? Or is this just too far a mound with a razor-thin 2.35 David had struck a major Many in the national television the streak with grace and stretch, creating rivalries that dont exist all for the ERA. He had only lost two blow to the Goliaths from Oak- audience stood and cheered as modesiy all the way through. leads all year, so there was no land. And it sent the A's reel- ESPN refused to go to com- He dealt with the enormous almighty dollar? Two BG News sportswriters will be way he was going to blow this ing. The baffled sluggers from mercial, a nice tribute to a man media pressure that came with squaring off next Thursday on opposite sides of this one. Oakland went on to a scoreless who has never let the business his quest. And he never forgot issue. His team, the Oakland Ath- three-hit game the following of the game take precedence the people who were rooting letics, had rolled that year to day, never having fully re- over its fundamentals. for him - the fans. We'd love to have your opinion accompany 104 wins, beating out Minne- covered from the sheer shock Ripken trotted across the ours. So please call us at the sports office at 372- sota by 13 games, and sweep- they must have felt when Kirk diamond, not to the dugout but Many times, after an aver- ing through Boston in the Gibson's ball cleared the to the box seats behind home age day at the office between 2602 or leave a message at 353-9315. We will run a Championship Series. fence. plate where his family was the lines and after being bom- cross-section of responses in this box. When you And that night - October 15, seated. He embraced his wife barded by reporters, Ripken 1988 - "Bash Brother" Jose The bleeding didn't stop for and Immediately removed his returned to the ballpark to call, dont forget to leave your name, along with the Canseco, who In that year be- the A's when the games moved jersey. As the Hall of Fame sign autographs for everyone spelling, and your year in school. We look forward to came the first player ever to back to Oakland. The A's only hit 40 home runs and steal 40 watched in envy, he handed it from the youngsters that keep hearing from you. managed one win, losing the to his two small children. his poster above their beds to bases in one season, lived up to Series in five games. Gibson He shook the hand of his the old-timers who remember The BG News is very excited about this new his billing by mashing a grand had swung the pendulum too brother Billy - a former watching the venerable Geh- element of sports coverage. Plaese take the time to slam in the second Inning. far. double play partner in Balti- rig play. So there stood Gibson in the Against incredible odds, more ~ given leave of absence The sports world had known participate. batter's box, looking like a Gibson created a feat that cer- by his minor league team to for quite a while that this mo- -Jim Tocco, construction worker in his tainly will never be duplicated, witness Cal's moment of glory. ment was coming. But nobody beat-up hard hat and scruffy and possibly never matched. He looked to his father, an ex- could have known what a Sports Editor beard. The blue on the collar of Except maybe on a Holly- manager and his lifetime showstopper it would become. his home Dodger uniform only wood screen. BG ruggers seeking dominant ways to continue □ The Falcon rugby The University rugby team BGSU Alumni on Sunday at 1:30 exchange students on campus, Since taking over in 1985, Maz- In addition to that, the Falcons opens its season at home this p.m. Both matches will be played we'll claim our usual ranking as zarella's teams have posted a have strung together 16 straight squad starts its season weekend with a returning squad at the College Park Rugby Field one of the top ten teams in the na- 653-119-35 record. MAC championships and have with a pair of matches that, in the words of head coach on the corner of Poe Road and tion." They have won 12 straight Mid- never had a losing season in their American Conference champion- 29-year history. Last year, the this weekend. Roger Mazzarella, "should make North College Drive. Not that size or very many its usual run for the national "This may be one of the most other factors have an effect on ships, the Midwest Universities team posted a 41-8-4 record that championship." tallest, heaviest and quickest the success of the Falcons. Under Cup three times, and have made was good enough for a final rank- By STEVE MILLER The ruggers host Canadian squads we've ever assembled," Mazzarella's 12-year reign as three appearances in the ing of fourth in the nation. For The BG News university Wilfred Laurier at Mazzarella stated. "Once we add coach. Bowling Green has been National Championship Final 5:00 p.m. and then take on the some seasoning with the foreign the very model of consistency. Four. • See RUGBY, page eight. Ultimate Happy Hours Start at 5:00 Video Music & More

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KIRK'S COIN LAUNDRY Cleaning Your Laundry for 34 Years FREE DRYING Sat. August 30th - Wed. September 3rd 4-9PM BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THIS GUY • Drop Off Laundry • 20 New Dryers 50tf per lb. ISINGLASS. • Attendent on duty Excitement and adventure ship potential and helps Dirty Dozen Club from 9am-9pm is the course description, you take on the chal- and Army ROTC is the lenge of command. • 75< Washes name. It's the one college There's no obligation elective that builds until your junior year, S. Main your self-confidence, so there's no reason not develops your leader- to try it out right now. 09 S. Main St. ARMY ROTC 352-0397 THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE TOD CAN TAKE Open 24 Hours For details, visit Rm. 151. Memorial Hall or call 372-2476 pageS The BG News Thursday, August 28. 1997 VOLLEYBALL RUGBY defense. BGSU Continued from page six. "We're going to Continued from page seven. "We like to swing the ball wide team in the East division - Ak- consider last year a "We haven't been around here and the people we have on the Volleyball ron, Kent, Marshall, Miami and with the normal peaks and val- outside can burn everyone else Ohio - twice, while each oppo- fluke." leys of collegiate sports," Maz- they match up against," said No. Nam* Po«. Ht CIAI. CI-rll.Hometown nent in the other division once. zarella said. "To that I attribute Tony Mazzarclla, the team's cap- the pride and commitment of the tain. "Once we have the defense 1 Erin Siebanhar" (C) DS 5-3 5/Sr Fairvtew Park, Ohio Van De Walle sees Northern Il- 2 Wendy Watkins— (C) S 5-7 ST/ST. Munda, Ind linois as the top team in the MAC, players that have always been a r.inning hard to stop the outside 3 Heather Qreig" S 5-6 So/So West Btoomtlekl. Mich. with Miami, Ball State and the Denise Van De Walle part of the program." thrcst, we just crash back to the StJSt. Younstown, Ohio 4 Keisna WiUuns"' M 5-9 Falcons all in the hunt. Falcon volleyball coach Though four key forwards inside with Tyson and Swan- 5 Janelle Bassm* DS/LS5-8 Sr IS' Columbus Grove. Ohio were lost to graduation, their re- beck." 7 Melissa Lewis- LS 5-10 So/So. Mansfield. Ohio - Falcons start season at Kala- placements have seen spot action B Heather Murphy LS 5-9 So/So. Portage. Mich. cessful season." 9 Kits Pesorda" RS 5-11 SoVSo. Wellington, Ohio mazoo on the first team. Battling for the Wings Kevin Kline, Randy 10 Summer Wtkemper LS 5-10 JtAJr. Wellington. Ohio The Falcons first home match prop position will be juniors Si- Waller and Theo Wirtz, and - 11 Lort Kemerer M 6-0 So/So. Antwerp, Ohio Bowling Green will open its is Sept. 9 against Youngstown mon Dritz and Mark Ramunno, as scrum half Jeremy Elliot make 12 BnOget Mclntyre M 0-1 JrVJr. Hemet, Cam. season by competing in the Early State well as sophomore Jason Pardon. up the rest of the Falcons' vet- Krtela Davis RS 6-2 So./ Fr Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 14 Bird Tournament in Kalamazoo, Seniors Jeff Cellio and Steve eran backfield. ' Letters earned (C) Co-captain Mich, on Friday and Saturday. Tryouts still open Miller will try for the hooker po- The Falcons will play round- sition. Rich McKinney, Brian The Falcons will also host Wit- Head Coach Denise Van De WaHe (Ball State '76) -15lh Season robin matches against Marque- Van De Walle noted that the Donato and Cory Kettler may all tenberg next Saturday, Sept. 6, Assistant Coach: Tom Hanna (Marlst. '91 l-Second Season tte, Valparaiso and host Western team will still hold tryouts for Asst Trainer/VoHeyball: Annette Davidson see duty on the squad at lock. and have home matches sched- Student Trainer KeUey Becker Q.A. Trainer: A.J Helman Michigan. student-athletes interested in Anchoring the rest of the for- uled against Michigan, Central Student Manager Matynda Wllklns "If we can be confident this walking on to the team. The wards are veterans Jeff McVey, Michigan, Dayton and Michigan weekend and go out and get some tryout will be conducted Sept. 2 Gary Flke, Brian Scarboro and State. BG will also be a site for wins, that will get our season go- at 4 p.m. Potential players must BG New* Graph* by Ehiabem Rerter Tyler Carroll. the first round of the Midwest ing," Van De Walle said. "That contact the volleyball office for The bread and butter of the Universites Cup. >OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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Green Bay will be back - almostw JH *"""* ciub H •T ^e* Mon-Sat 12- 2:30 am " " □ Slug-it-out confer- Cowboys have to be the favorite. 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352-9951 ence play will take its They have won the East the past' Thursday five seasons and the throne will toll by the Super Bowl. remain in Texas until someone ALL HAIL ME takes it from them. Band starts at 10:00pm By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Washington could finish close Fri & Sat The BG News behind if they play like they did •\^RIzzo/Warrick Dunn Carolina gets the nod since they EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS Philadelphia and Washington. Bowl XXXI title. If the Packers and Reidel Anthony could be two always tend to play well against Despite the competition and can spread the ball around like reasons for that improvement. 127 South Main Street #F off-the-field distractions, the last year, they will be tough. The new uniforms and logos • See NFC, page ten. NEWI9VE Denver can't save doomed AFC Rentals □ The Broncos will be American Football Conference, Broncos go 0-5 in the big game has finally caught up to Buffalo. good, but not good hovering like a cloud over the with another Packer title. The AFC Central remains the heads of all 15 teams - 14 years In the East, New England holds weakest division of the confer- if.%. enough. and still counting. to outlast Miami to win the divi- ence, though Jacksonville made Many facets have changed in sion. Though Drew Bledsoe and it to the championship game last 328 S. Main St. ByTODMcCLOSKEY football since 1983, except one company have a new head coach, year. Expect Pittsburgh with (our only office) The BG News thing - an AFC Super Bowl their offensive stars -- Curtis "Slash" (Kordell Stewart) and 352-5620 champion. Don't expect anything Martin, Terry Glenn, Ben Coates "Bash" (Jerome Bettis) to run It has become the staple of the to change this year, when the and Bledsoe - will be too much to over the Midwest. handle for the rest of the East. Two budding stars, Eddie Jimmy Johnson is developing a George and Steve McNair, will great Dolphin team that still has ignite an ignored Oiler team to a We're Expanding!!! about two years until it matures winning record. Their problem is into an actual contender. With defense. Without strong line- the recent addition of Quadry backer Michael Barrow, Tennes- Ismail, Dan Marino should put up see must use its speed to stymie some great offensive numbers. opponents. As for Indianapolis, Jim Har- Baltimore has bulked up on de- baugh won't be surprising any- fense, which should be their body this year. If Marshall Faulk strong point. Even if Testaverde stays healthy and the defense repeats those high offensive steps up, the Colts should finish numbers from last year, the Ra- around the .500 mark. vens still have no one to effec- After ripping his quarteri-ack, tively run the ball. Neil O'Donnell, Keyshawn John- Those pesky Jaguars made a son must walk the walk if he's go- great run last year, but this N.W. OHIO'S ing to talk the talk. Bill Parcells year's schedule is going to be Largest Selection of Compact Discs is slowly gelling these young much tougher. Mark Brunell is a players together, but he still has great protege of Brett Favre and a lot of work ahead of him. the West Coast offense, but he With a new starting quarter- won't be joining the team until SONY/EPIC back in Todd Collins and young halfway through the year. AiiocUled PrtM photo running back Antowain Smith, This year is make-or-break for the Bills are adolescent. Jim Ke- Ki-Jana Carter, but the Bengals New Jets coach Bill Parcells has a proven track record, but he has a lly has retired and Thurman tough time ahead of him in New York. Thomas is no spring chicken. Age • See AFC, page ten. CAMPUS WELCOME BACK PARTY | With September's Children TONIGHT: On Sale Now! Band/DJ/Food Open Mic Today 5-9pm Night! in Old Fraternity Row 19 & Over Every Night

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\ page 10 The BG News Thursday, August 28. IW7 NFC Continued from page nine. added Rod Woodson and Kevin and his disciplined style of foot- meil has been out of coaching Greene to improve the stingy de- ball. Already, he has the Saints since 1982 but hopes to make the the 49ers. With Tim Biakabutuka fense. But questions still remain marching in the right direction. transition from the broadcast back from injury, the Panthers on the offensive side, particular- However, it may take Ditka a few booth. The Falcons' Dan Reeves, will be out to prove last year-it as ly on the health of Steve Young years to get New Orleans up with despite returning to his home no fluke. The Carolina defense and in the running game. Carolina and San Francisco. state, has not caught many eye- should also be stingy. New Orleans is stirring over St. Louis and Atlanta have new brows. Expect those two to fight San Francisco went out and the arrival of "Iron" Mike Ditka coaches. The Rams' Dick Ver- to stay off the West bottom. AFC Continued from page nine, can never seem to break out of City. John Elway and Terell Elvis Grbac needs at least a year like Chris Warren, Joey Gal- the cellar and this year is no Davis lead an explosive offense to get comfortable with the new loway and Cortez Kennedy the different. Jeff Blake, Carl Pick- that Is ready to make up for last receivers. Despite losing Neil Seahawks will finally make the ens and Darney Scott will contin- year's playoff loss. New acquisi- Smith, Kansas City will be letting playoffs. ue to shine, but Cincinnati's sec- tion Nell Smith Improves an Derrick Thomas roam free, ter- San Diego has a lackluster ondary looks more like swiss already good defense, and Den- rorizing offenses all over the offense that has lost too many cheese than defensive backs. ver welcomes opponents at the league. people to free agency and the de- Go West. With the toughest di- toughest stadium in the confer- Seattle is the most underrated fense can't hold up with just vision in the AFC, the Broncos ence. team in the AFC. With tha sign- Stanley Richards and Junior Associated Prvil photo and their less than spectacular The Chiefs are trying to sign ings of Warren Moon and Chad Seau out there. The Chargers will Cincinnati running backs Ki-Jana Carter (I) and Corey Dillon will line new outfits will outlast Kansas themselves to a Super Bowl, but Brown, along with other stars be recharging their batteries. up for a Bengal team that The BG News predicts will finish third.

r*********************** *********************************** ********************************************************** ATTENTION A need for some good worker ai Pisanellos Barry Bagels Perrysburg (Rt 25 at Riverplace) FREE T-SHIRT 91 Honda Accord EX. 1 owner detailed main Ushers needed for UAO Campus PIZM. Flei. schedule*, good working condi- is now hiring mature individuals tor full and part ♦ $100 tenoe records, new tires A CD player. Films Committeei tion*, no s«lry uniforms Prev. exp. helpful time deli position^ baker positions For info Credit Card fundraisers tor 3530648 The BG News Usher the movies and see them for (reel Kitchen & wan staff Apply aftor 4pm 203 N call 872 4700 fraternities,sororities & groups. Committee members preferred Man. Chevy Nova 87 - AX radio, cruise control Any campus organisation can Buckeye Budget Moo- Inn ■ 362- I 520 CallMattvewE Sayre. new aliernaior 6 defrost Great condition runs Classified raise upto $1000 by earning a ANYBODY LIKE MOVIES' Campus Films Director, at 372-2486 Part-Dme desk clerk needed midnight to 8am. 2 excellent. $1900 obo Call 6U 459 9923or whopping $5 00WISA application If so UAO's Campus Films Committee wants (or more into shifts per week. Some weekends, apply 8-4, email antjofflbgnei bgsu.edu Ads Can i -800-932 0528 e« 65 you. Join today and help choose the M F 1 740 E Wooster St. BG Qualified callers receive schedule for neit semester For sale. Two Cerwin Vega Speaker Cabmels FREE T-SHIRT. Get involved with Mke's Party Mart. S Main BG is seeking a 15" woofers and radial horn 600 watt contin- 372-6977 SERVICES OFFERED Sneak Previews - Scheduling - Publicity part tjme sis derk. 1S-22 hrs/week for new uous each Excellent tor DJing $800 pair, store1 Must be friendly, neat, honest, dependa- H50o.ich Call Jeremy at 3S4-0044 The B(i Nc-- -.11 nm knowingly atccpl atlveniwrtneni. Call Matthew E Sayre. Campus Films ble and avail weekends Apply 8-4 Tues. • Fn thai dx*nminjK. <■ tmiairifS divvnmiiuliiai ajainu arty Director, at 372-2486 for more info Friday $50 Happy Hour at Honda Accord 90 LX 2 door 102 K $6500 or indiiidwaltKsmupimlhr rnw.nf rmvc.<*i. tutor .titrd. SCASH FOR COLLEGES 352-9259. Brathaut 5-9pm best offer. Lots of new extras 354 6192 Great religion. national origin, seiu.l ortenuiion. disability GRANTS 4 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE Miscellaneous worker needed Approx 20 hrs condition. •UIU- at a veteran, oi on the turn of an> other ■egalty FROM PRIVATE A PUBLIC SECTORS. 12 oz draft $ SO Kamikazi. Oualude. 8 Melon Ball & Babysitter needed for 2 young kids must like per week. Apply at Buckeye Budget Motor Inn protected sunn GREAT OPPORTUNITY. CALL NOW. dog Call 35? 8409 Mon- Fn.8-4. Nissan Sentra. 1992. 4 speed, JVC cd player All Schnapps, bar rmi dnnks $ SO AM, FM stereo. 200W amp $3600 352 5595 The BG New* nnervn the rtghi to del inc. ducuMmue 1-800-532-5953. Also pitcher $2 00 Babysitter needed m my Perrysburg home. Morning 6 Lunch Prep & Delivery Personnel. or revue art) advenivemcni M» h at ihove found to be Power Macintosh 7100 PC with printer 6 Pregnant?? Afternoons, some evenings 2 boys (ages 6 & Apply DiBenedeno's 1432 E Wooster 2 5 defamatory, lacking m la.tual batu. misleading or fate FREE Pregnancy Tests. No Cover modem Evening #419-686-3795. $1400 in nature All advertisements are sub/eii to editing and 2). Call 872-0536 or after 2:00372-7757 Mon.-Fn. CONFIDENTIAL and CARING Sofa with matching loveseat, single sofa, two BABYSITTER WANTEDFOR 2 YROLD Need a part time job? Call about a lady reming- 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center reclining chairs. Good condition. Call INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED SOFT FOR OCCASIONAL EVENINGS ton business opportunity with flexible hours 65S-3731. Seamstress 8 Bridal Apparel BALL. ULTIMATE FRISBEE. INNTERTUBE Must be loving and reliable and great money Call (419) 425-4046 Will do custom sewing tor bridesmaids A flower WATER POLO, FLAG FOOTBALL. APPLY IN Non-smoker 372-2899 or Stereo-walnut cabinet, works good $25 Call Needed childcare - Perrysburg area CAMPUS EVENTS girts. Alterations on bndal gowns, bridesmaids, 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND PICK UP sworley@bgnel 354-1474 8am-4pm for appointment to see. flowergtrl A mother's dresses. References TAKE-HOME TEST BEFORE SEPT. 2ND Ages 3. 4 A 6 yr. okls. 2-Bpm, 3 days a week References/non-smoker. Call 872-5756. Tan A brown Lazy Boy sleeper sofa. $275 2 available. 823-1002. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY CtlNICS Babysitter needed redmers, 1 tan, l brown, $35 each Good con ANYBODY LIKt MOVlFS" New Restaurant Maggie's Family Restaurant SKYDIVE NOW! 10 minuies Irom B G.S.U INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE M. W DOU Mon. 6 Wed. afternoons dition CaB 669 3393 It so. UAO's Campos Films Committee 25481 N. Dixie Hwy. Now hiring All positions 1st jump courses every Sat. or Sun. Student A BLES GOLF - SEPT. 2; W. C SOFTBALL 372-0479 or 354 2954 wants you. Join today and help choose the Please call for an appointment. 874-1543 group discounts VISA A MC accepted B SEPT. 3; M SOFTBALL - SEPT 4; M. W schedule for neit semester. SKYDIVE BG ' 352 5200 DOUBLES TENNIS ■ SEPT. 9. INNERTUBE Newman's Marathon is seeking all around ser- FOR RENT Gel involved wirh WATER POLO SEPT 10. M.W.C ULTIMATE Childcare 13 yr. old Mon & Wed 2:30-6 30 Sneak Prevres - scheduling • publicity vice help (fuuVseff/minor repairs). Apply in FRISBEE -SEPT 11 Tranpreq. 354-1506 Can Matthew E Sayre. Campus Prims person bfw 8 5 52S N Mam. CHILDCARE FOR 2 YR OLD Director, at 372-2486 (or more into INTRAMURAL FIRST AIDERS NEEDED Now accepting applications at Pagliai's Pizza. 1 4 2 bedroom apt avail immed. Allutl. mclud PERSONALS IN MY PERRYSBURG HOME PICK UP APPLICATION IN 130 PERRY 945 S. Main Variety of positions Apply in per- Ph 352-1520 FIELD HOUSE AND RETURN BY SEPT. 2 Tues. and Thurs. plus son 2- 4pm M-F Auditions QUALIFCATIONS: CURRENT STANDARD occasional evenings i bdrm large furn. apt an util. ind except elec- tor Must be loving and reliable Now hiring all positions. Flexible hrs. Compe- trie lights 352-7454 1907-1906 ANYBODYLIKE MOVIES?! FIRST AID OR COMMUNITY FIRST AD. If so. UAO's Campus Films Committee CURRENT CPR AMERICAN RED CROSS Non-smoker 372-2899 or Dve wages. Paid vacation & insurance. Apply 1 bdrm senior grad $410 at Pizza Hut 1131 Louisiana Ave Perrysburg. wants you. Join today and help choose the PROFESSIONAL OR AMERICAN HEART swork*y@bgner 2 bdrm senior grad $5i5 UNIVERSITY PERFORMING DANCERS OH schedule for neit semester ASSOCIATION LEVEL C REQUIRED TO Furn. • unfurn. Highland Management Get involved with COMPLETE A SHORT BLOODBORNE 354 6036 Thursday. Sept. 4.1007 Childcare needed m our Watervtlte home TLC Painters full and part time positions avail, im- Sneak Previews - Scheduling - Publicity PATHOGEN TRAINING COURSE AT TEH IM 6 00 PM tor 2 6 4 yr. old Reliable car, ref. req Call med Exp helpful352-4265. 1 bedroom apt tor rent. $265 per month. Half a Can Matthew E Sayre. Campus Films OFFICE'S EXPENSE MANDATORY MEET- 222 Eppler Norm 419 678 4536 Director, at 372 2486 for more into. ING, TUES SCPT 2 6 00PM Pan-time Student Employment Nock from campus. Call 352-3224. tor more mto can D. Tell at 2 6918 Choir dnector lor adults 8/or children Sand Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 2 bdrm torn. AH uiil Monday Nile Football at Brathaus. Great mduded except electric resume ol mus* experience & rets to. First hours plus per week within walking distance to lights 352-7454 AOII'AOirAOH'AOII drink prtcee all night king. Get your free Christian Church. 875 Haskms Rd. Bowling BGSU campus? Interested m working various Come to the Alpha Omtcron Pi house tor a ticket for a chance to win Brathaua T-ahlrl. Green. OH 43402cto Randy Ballard unskilled fobs in assembly, packaging, etc? 2 bedroom furnished apt Close to campus CAMPUS night tuU ol games and funl Drawing attar the game. WELCOME BACK PARTY Raw of pay is $4 75 per hour. ($5.15 after Will rent to 1 or 2 persons Call 353-1731 Bnngafnendl Christian to work w/ children in Sun. school on 9/1/97). Apply in person between the hours of Thursday 5-9 m Thurs Aug 28th @> 8:00pm or 9 00pm RUSH ALPHA PHI 317 N. Summit-Available immediately. Large 4 Sun. mommgs Sand resume to First Christian 9am-5pm. Mon -Fn at Advanced Speoalty CM fraternity Row Any questions call 2-2840. BR, 2 bath house w/ basement Must have Church, 875 Haskms Rd Bowling Green, OH Products. Inc 428 Clough Si BG 43402 We hope to see you thereii Come this week to see the very best of ALPHA mm. of 4 unrelated people Reni coQecied PHI As the Ivy strengthens and twines, you'l 43402 go Randy Ballard. September's Children AOII'AOirAOirAOfl Personal childcare giver in your own home. quarterly Sec. dep. & parent, guarantee Ten- FOOO'DJ see how our friendship bmds Cktncal position • part time Candidate needs Mature reliable highly experienced, excellent ants pay all utji Mm. 12 mo tease only. Local Sponsored by IFC A Panhel good communication skills, typing skills, expe- references 8 resume 352 7494 Owners. Call 354-2854 ATTENTION. Come to the ALPHA PHI house on rience with Mircosoft Word and interest m Vie Ushers needed tor UAO's Campus Tues. Sept. 2 at 9:15pm Spring Break '96 • Sell trips. Earn Cash 8 Go Check out the best kept housing secret in BG. Free bowling and billiards night law. Send resume and a copy of class sched- Films Com/mate I Wed Sept. 3 at 9:15pm Fraelll Student Travel Services is now hiring Mi Vemon Apartments. Clean. 2 bedroom, Thursday. August 28, 7-9pm ule to Student Legal Services. 327 University Usher the movies and see them tor FREE' Thurs. Sept. 4 ai 9:15pm campus reps/group organizers Lowest rates furnished, balcony, dishwasher, util. provided. Campus Bowling and Billiards Room Umon. BGSU Committee members preferred to Jamaica. Mexico & Florida Call on-s'te manager. Call for appointment Call Matthew E Sayre. Campus Frims RUSH ALPHA PHI Dancers • Now hinng for re No l Gentlemen's 1-800-648-4 849 352-9909 FREE FOOD Director at 372-2486, tor more into Club m Toledo Travel 6 Magazine modeling Sufficient Grounds Coffeehouse in Perrysburg Free rent Sublease nice one bedroom. fi 0 "buy one, get one free' coupon card available DejaVu(4i9)531-0079 New (just a short jaunt from campus) is looking for a carpet 352 5045.215 E Poe »28 buys $100» worth of tood at NW Oh* Children's Miracle Network Dance Marathon EDUCATION CLERK/ASSISTANT bunch of customer service oriented COFFEE RUSHDELTAZETA Burger Kings. Paza Huts. A Taco Bells Steering Committee Applications are out* The Wood County Solid Waste District Office FREAKSi If you are over-educated, tragically Large 3 bdrm. apt 453 S Prospect A No pets RUSH DELTA ZETA Come jom the team that helps make miracles will be accepting applications until 4:30p.m.. on underemployed and available days or even- Sieve Smith 352-8917, or 261 6298 (cell RUSHDELTAZETA Available thru APkCS. i st Floor. CBA happen m the hves of children! Wed . Sept. 10.1997. for the part-time perma- ings come jom the Grounds crew. Drive down phone). Aug 27.28. A 29. 10am 2pm Applications can be picked up at the Dance nent position of Education Clerk/Assistant. Rt. 25 to The Riverplace Center and fill out an Roommate wanted. Close lo campus You pay Marathon Office m 450 Student Services Due Application packets will be available from tie application or caW for more into @ 8722760 $247 50 Pels allowed 353-2347 Buy one tor yoursell. your family back Sept. iSth Solid Wast District Office. 440 East Poe Road. 1 This position serves as RecepDoni si/Genera I or buy one with your roommates' rush dates coming soon Suite »i03, Bowling Green. OH 43402, Mon. Subteaser needed. 2 bdrm., bath, share with 2 QUESTIONS?? Call 372-0530 and ask tor Office Worker lor the Registration area in Con- Amy. Juhanne.Thad or Jason1 through Fn.. 830AM to 4 30PM or call (419) others. Call Derrick or Lynn @ 352-2281 or ttnumg Education Previous office experience Good thru June 30.1998 354 9297 $5 79 perhour (to mcreast to $6 08 Mary 722-3304 preferred. Proficiency in both Mircosoft Word upon completion of probationary period). Re- and Excel helpful. Work schedule 15-20 hours Thursdays at Brathaus quirements: High School diploma or G.E.D. One dollar niie all night long per week Monday ■ Friday Salary $5.15 par with secondary education course work in the Bowling & Billiards 20 oz Draft $1 00 hour. For additional information call, Mary CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF Campus Pollyeyes environmental field or education. Training or Hennings, 372-8181. by Fnday, August 29. LegalJo, have a valid Ohio driver's license and an excel- Travel Grant Money Available Faculty couple seeks BGSU student for part- lent driving record. Submit resume to PO Box to Study Abroad time care of 2 toddlers m our home Cal 738. Bowling Green OH 43402. Gymnastic instructors 6 Administrative Assis- SvThursday ^ tant wanted Call Perrysburg Gymnastics at ome employment. Good communication skills IIBMbliMMatafcW required $5 25 starting salary. Stop by 13330 WANTED 8749363 Call Tudai' free SeSren' -"August28, 1997 \J Bishop Rd to apply or call 352-8115 tor more info IKM 9B* Faculty, Staff, and a^* Help Wanted. Waitress part-time, vaned hrs . «««I M M h n tan experience helpful, apply between 2 4 MF. Wanted tOO students Lose 6-100 Ds New MNa»i*MMiUMaM1fll vStudents Welcome j^j 1 ■ 7 male subieasers Elks lodge 200Campbell HiH Rd BG for 1997-96 school year metabolism breakmrough. Dr. recommended, 352-9638 Call 6849404 guaranteed. $30 cost Free gift. SPONSORS BY Hunan Palace Chinese restaurant now hiring 1 800 856-0916. prime. Apply at store 1616 E Wooster. BG i subteaser needed vnmed. 2 bdrm apt on 3529153 Fount! St. JH-. induded m rent 354 2240 FOR SALE J.C. Penney ■ Woodland Mall Christian graduate student in private home Seeking male/female part-time sales associ- Gear Up For Another Great Year At... 352 2806 ates to work days, evanings and weekends. Apply at the Woodland Mall. '84 Buick Century. Exc. cond. l • owner $1500 Roommate needed ASAP. Own room and or best offer 352 0705 bathroom Nice, dean, quiet. Call 353-3321 Equal Opportunity Employer IMike). 90 Ford Escort Auto. Good condition Asking I-id North Main Bowtins Green $1400 Cal 354-6516 evenings. Roommate needed, furnished apt on Frazee Awj Call 352-9978 Krogera Now If ring tor ai positions Looking tor friendly people HELP WANTED to work flexible hours. THE DAILY NEWS Apply At 119 E. Court St.. Bowling Grsen. OH 43402 Krogera' 1094 N Mam 1.800.77.GREEK • FAX: 419.353.1006 $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Free information Call 410 347-1475 please no phone calls HOT OFF THE PRESS! EVE GOT THE STUFFVOU WANT!!! Forrest Creason Golf Course Preferred Properties^ large Selection, v of Pre Made • Student Fall Passes are 530 S. MAPLE ST. 352-9378 Sportswear available starting Sunday, Now Leasing Summer & Fall August 24th p Fox Run * Haven House Manor scrpLKvxpfirHQ, vMv*pim.i£r

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