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he -' BG - A doily independent News student press ■ Coconut pie Alumni bid adieu to Union satisfies By JEFF ARNETT Tickets for the black-tie- ticket buyers who could not "It's being held as a celebra- a Tim Conway room, which will The BG News optional event were sold for attend asked for their pies to be tion to the Student Union's con- be full of memorabilia of the tastebuds $30, $60 and $100. The $100 delivered to them, according to tribution to the University's comedian and University alum- Approximately 400 Union ticket bought the buyer access, Marcia Latta, Director of quality of life and to celebrate nus. The BG News During the evening there lovers will come to the Student as well as reserved seating, Development. the success of development If you haven't tried it yet, Union Saturday evening for a champagne and a commemora- David Crooks, director of the efforts," Crooks said. will be free billiards and bowl- ing for attendees, as well as you're one of the few. The night of activities and enter- tive glass and a whple coconut Union, said the event is being According to Latta although Union's legendary coconut tainment, which will begin at there will be many alumni, anyone else who happens to cream pie. Some of the $100 held for two main reasons. cream pie has had mouths 6:30 p.m. there will be a variety of people stumble into the Union during attending the event, including the party. watering since the Union's opening in 1958. local citizens, faculty and Another attraction for the administration, "a real nice event is a virtual tour of the "People soon were driving to blend." new Union, which allows users Bowling Green from Lima, Tif- Crooks noted that while the to look around the new Union. fin, Toledo and other towns for Union may not seem either cool Crooks said it was made by peo- the Sunday buffet in the Car- or large to students, it was once ple at the College of Technology nation Room and a piece of that a uniquely large facility. and is run on a Dell computer coconut pie," recalls longtime "I saw the Union when it was with two 500 megahertz chips. Union employee Kathleen brand new, and it was the only "They take the architect's Cookson. That was back when place where you could have a drawings and they use those to a slice of the pie meant just 25 big concert," Crooks said. He make pictures of what it will cents. said it was the largest indoor look like," Crooks said. When the University's hock- entertainment venue in north- As the time to build ey team won the national west Ohio in its youth. approaches and the plans championship in 1984, 150 For the party, the Union is become complete. Crooks said, coconut cream pies were baked turning several of its rooms on carpet and color will be added, in one day for the celebration. the third floor into "Decade resulting in realistic pictures of Rooms," where alumni can go the Union. Before the union bakery to see things from each decade. In addition to the virtual combined with the University's The rooms will contain music tour of the new Union, there Dining Services, a group of Photo Provided and memorabilia from each of will also be physical tours of Pemberville ladies used to staff the five decades the Union has the old one from 6:30 p.m. to 8 the Union's bakery 24 hours a An unidentified woman walks into the Union after it was built in 1958. When alumni return this been in existence. day. They made bread, buns, weekend they won't find the external structure of the Union to be that different from when it was Latta said there will also be rolls, donuts, cakes and pies all first built. • See UNION, page six. from scratch. No one knows which of the ladies brought her coconut cream pie recipe to campus, but it has since Professor stresses seriousness of global warming become a well kept secret. BGSU Dining Services now By AMYJO L. BROWN agenda," Schelling said. "They One of the uncertainties is 30 pounds, you might not worry Schelling said he believes solu- has three bakers who prepare The BG News called and asked me to be chair how many degrees the world about it. It would be different, tions need to be implemented desserts of all sorts for the cam- of the committee to advise the temperature is expected to rise however, if you knew you'd gain now. pus dining rooms, restaurants Sharing his experiences and president on the issue." if the carbon dioxide in the 90 pounds." "I have a better perspective and catering services. They insights into global warming Surprised at the request, atmosphere doubles. Despite the uncertainties, of environmental issues now," also have learned the secret art and climate change, well- Schelling said he told them he Currently, the accepted global warming and the result- said Sandeep Singh, a graduate of making the coconut cream known professor Thomas "didn't know anything about it. range is one and a half degrees ing climate change is some- student who attended the lec- pie. Schelling addressed a large And they said, 'Neither docs to four and a half degrees. thing the world needs to be con- ture. "It was enlightening how Before learning the knack of audience Thursday morning. anyone else.™ "No one knew how this cerned about, and fixing the the temperature ranges were the simple recipe, apprentice Schelling discussed the pos- After six weeks of training answer was derived," he said. problem will require a lot of arrived at. I think I'll be sibility of the greenhouse effect, he said his committee advised "The head of the committee cooperation around the world. BGSU bakers often end up attending more of these types with something like scrambled a condition that could cause the the President to take carbon that came up with the answer Schelling said he hoped the of lectures." eggs rather than pie filling. earth's temperature to rise as dioxide off of the agenda. They died and no one else knew presidential candidate elected Thomas Schelling is the "The knack is knowing how the amount of carbon dioxide in were not ready to discuss it yet. where the range of degrees in 2000 will be more concerned author of "The Strategy of Con- the atmosphere rises. It was not until the nation came from." about the climate change issue. to boil and whip the milk just "We need to phase coal out flict; Micromotives and Mac- so," said one source. "It's a very new subject," he experienced several hot sum- Schelling said such a range robehavior; Choice and Conse- said. "If you're worried the cli- mers in a row that the media makes it difficult to convince entirely in the next 50 years, quence;" and "Strategy and Bowling Green's Chamber of mate change is not being taken picked up on the issue of global people something needs to be find a way to sequester carbon Commerce often orders the seriously enough, be patient." warming, Schelling said. done to fix the problem. dioxide, or find a way to reflect Arms Control." His visit to the University was sponsored by University's coconut cream pie Twenty years ago very few How seriously should we "It would be like your doctor incoming sunlight to offset the for its dinners. people had ever heard of carbon take the issues of global warm- telling you you needed to effects of the carbon dioxide," Phi Beta Kappa, the College of dioxide. ing and climate change? change your dietary pattern or he said. Arts and Sciences, the Econom- "It's delicious," said Joan "In 1980 President Carter "Very seriously," Schelling you would gain anywhere from Although the effects of a cli- ics Department, the Environ- Gordon, director of the Cham- was going to a summit meeting said. "However, there are huge 30 to 90 pounds," he said. "If mate change might not be felt mental Studies Program and ber. "It's a tradition and it elic- and carbon dioxide was on the uncertainties." you knew you would only gain until 75 years down the road. the Philosophy Department. its good memories." Librarian helps students feel comfortable using resources By MICHELLE REITER part of the First Year Experi- Boff believes that the pro- The BG News ence Program and the Ask the grams have gone a long way in Right Question class from the alleviating the anxiety of first- Thanks to a new library Chapman Living/Learning year college students. resource, some first-year Uni- Community. Boff said that the "I think the idea will grow," versity students arc enjoying majority of these students come she added, "and hopefully other added help with t'.eir research through her course-integrate' libraries will emulate us." papers this semester. library tour. She said that she's trying to Colleen Boff, formerly a law "A lot of 'these students develop more programs to librarian for the University of haven't been in an academic reach out to a greater number Toledo, began the position of library," Boff said. "We try to of first-year students who don't first-year librarian in April. orient and acclimate them to reach her through their classes. The idea was developed by the various resources available One way to reach them early, Linda Dobb, the dean of here. One of the greatest chal- she said, is through Outreach libraries and learning lenges facing first-year stu- Services, a program that will resources, and Beverly Stearns, dents are that high schools can- create a network between the director of library human not always adequately prepare University library and local resources and outreach ser- them for what to expect from high schools. vices. their university libraries." "We hope to create a coopera- The library has always pro- "A lot more responsibility is tion between us and the area vided an instructional video put on the student to do their high schools, creating an open and an on-hand library staff to own research." communication," Boff said. help students, but someone The computer research data "This would allow them to who could devote their time bases, for instance, are often a know what to teach students wholly to first-year students lot more complex than what before they arrive, and let us seemed essential, Dobb said. they are accustomed to, she know what we still need to "With first-year students, said. Boff offers extra help to teach them when they get the personal touch is really students who are learning how there." important," she said. "We've to navigate these systems com- Andy Kaufman, a freshman Photo Prorided found that when students have petently. Spanish major, said he uses the a successful experience with a Helping students learn to library two or three times a Colleen Boff, first-year librarian, gives several first-year students a tour of the library. Boff reports librarian, it brings them back use the library builds research week. that the "personal touch" is Important for first-year students to feel comfortable in the library. again." skills, Boff said, and that is one Kaufman said that he feels Boff began trying to develop of the main focuses of her job. comfortable in the library now, the layout of the library, how to the First-year Experience and "This, I believe, is precedent- programs for the students who 1 help them get started on and has never been at a loss for access different resources and Students in Transition at the setting," Gardner wrote. 1 hope seemed to need it the most finding articles and other help when he needed it. to find out what's available." University of California, was many other institutions will right away. This year she is resources," she said. "We're "I took the library tour when John Gardner, founder of the impressed when he heard of the emulate you in setting up such working primarily with the trying to get them away from I first came," Kaufman said. "It National Resource Center for plan. a role." University Success Course, a using the web so much." was pretty helpful in learning
, www.bgnews.com l)£ne\vs@listproc\bj4;NU.< du page 2 The BG News Friday, November 5, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 We're all impacted by violence Halloween brings out the emotionally abusing her, call- addressed by a course called "Women and Interpersonal Vio- PE ing her names, he hasn't laid a LE crazies, all right. I was walking with a friend finger on her, but he might. lence." It has opened my eyes to of mine last week, discussing That kind of behavior only lays the reality of this issue. on the stre costume ideas. He suggested the foundation for future abuse. I attended a brown bag lunch that I remove my prosthetic If you know a woman who at the Women's Center a few front teeth (I lost mine in an may be battered, if she has weeks ago which dealt with the Question: What'will you miss most about the U accident), give myself a black bruises with no explanation, if impact of the issue of domestic why? eye and some random bruises, she spends less and less time violence in Bowling Green. and make my boyfriend wear a with friends and family, if her The research done on the Svife-beater.' self-esteem plummets after perception of the problem in My jaw dropped in shock beginning a relationship, if her this city indicates that common when he said this. partner seems overly control- myths still dictate the reaction "Come on, it'll be funny!" he ive on farms, in suburbs, in big ling or violent towards her of residents and public officials. protested. cities and in the middle of sometimes and sweet and gen- We need to do all we can to edu- To this day I am amazed that nowhere. tlemanly others, if for any rea- cate men, women and children people find the idea of domestic Whether we are privy to it or son at all she seems to be suf- about abuse and domestic vio- violence funny. Or trivial. Or fering any kind of abuse from not, we most likely know a her partner, it is important to lence. It's still a problem, and anything but the prevalent, woman who has been battered, will remain one, until everyone serious social problem it is, let her know that she has a sup- Vontoba Terry Laura Turner or a man who batters: someone port system in you. understands the real issue: the even in Bowling Green. in your idyllic suburb, your own domestic violence is a crime Undecided Human Resource Domestic violence is violence neighborhood, even in the I used to be rather ignorant Freshman Mgmt. of the realities of domestic vio- against women. We need to perpetrated by a man against a house or apartment next door. assert women's right to live will miss the Freshman woman, not necessarily in a Part of the reason that many lence. There were people in my The bowling alley, I life who fit the bill for being without the fear of being pineapple pizza!" marriage. It is a systematic of us don't feel that domestic wiU'mis- losing every way of coercion to achieve the abused, but I did not know abused and the right to live violence affects us is because independently. game I play there!" batterer's wants, while disre- the problem goes unreported or enough to ask them about it, to garding the rights of the recognize it when I saw it. Now underreported. Battered wo- Mary Beth Murtha is a woman. men are often loath to call the I wish I had. Tia Thomas People think that men hit Many of my preconceptions columnist for The News. She Early Childhood police, for fear of future retalia- can be reached at marym& women because they have been tion. And the media has a diffi- of the situation faced by bat- Education pushed to the limit, or because cult time handling violence tered women have been bgnet.bgsu.edu. Sophomore they have difficulty "handling cases sensitively. • There is no shelter or safe house for battered women in Wood "I will miss the their anger." Many batterers Although we may not read County. Ballroom, and the get away with this as an about it often in the police blot- dances, there." excuse. It's not. ter, or in the newspaper, we • Women in the U.S. are more likely to be killed by the man in People also think that wife- cannot ignore the problem. their life than anyone else. beaters are trailer-trash, beer- As college students, many of • One in 5 pregnant women are battered. Justin Petitt Chrissy Rowles drinking nothings, and that us have witnessed or been • There are three times as many animal shelters in America as Marketing and! Bethany ('lose battered women are their party to occasions of abuse or battered women's shelters. Junior spineless spouses. battering. Don't take for grant- Business/I PC In reality, batterers come ed that everyone you know has • Since 1992, domestic violence has become the number one "The Grill Line. Freshmen from any and every socio-eco- a caring and giving relationship health issue for women. So much grease, "The cheesy bread. nomic stratum. A batterer can with their partner. If a guy • Domestic violence is responsible for between 1 /3 and 1 /4 of so little time." Freshman 15 baby!" be a congressman, a football starts bossing his girlfriend all visits to emergency rooms. player, an opera conductor or a around, demanding to know - more statistics and information is available at The Women's Center factory worker. Abusive men her whereabouts constantly, _ _ __ tf«r*)t K 1 l w Current Events By Patrick Johns ¥*«< **J? & -*- ■ • iij at ll A i' lfi P£tt iArtl i. "r'Sw rttBTS • T ►cf# j vil *Uv ,M»*rm 5 Kft 9 .,»lr I«\fit t• *. .n iierr AFTER A FEDERAL JuDcE fct/i£D THAT n^oK CrlUUANl Profs need student she paid for, many of her fellow Being a white male, I barely HuST CONTINUE TO fuND THE C0NTf>ovEK$| fit ART students seem more than will- notice the lack of diversity and interest for learning ing to pay their tuition and do it took a long a lot of growing up I am writing in regards to nothing but show up to the to see that there is u huge dif- BtlNfe DISPLAYED \N THE BfcooKLYrV huSEun of- F\«l the letter by Ms. Ginalynn occasional class. When a class ference between the number of Clausen that appeared in The is cancelled, do students whites and minorities on cam- A N£w 6RAND OF ArVUSTS BREAK oul o^To THE AfLT ScgNjf, BG News last Thursday (Oct. demand that the instructor pus. Now normally I would not 28). In that letter she describes make up the class at some mind the difference in numbers how she feels that she is not future date or that the univer- because people are people to getting the education that she sity reimburse them for the me. I can tell the good ones /WAIT TILL is paying for, in particular class that they paid for but from the bad, but the problem because she feels that profes- never received? One merely has is the lack of maturity many HMo* GIULIANI SE£5 sors do not challenge their stu- to witness how happy the stu- people show towards the hY *£w n/me*Pi£cE dents to think. dents appear to be when they minorities on campus. I have Although I am especially are let out of class early to real- never been aware of the prob- He's Cow* LOV£ n! pleased to hear a student ask- ize that they do not want to be lems until just recently. I have ing to be challenged to think, I there and could care less about a friend who has now had a believe that she is unaware of the money that they have spent racial run-in on Halloween two the extent to which students' on the course. years in a row. The first one led behavior influences the quality Finally, if you feel that a to a fight and the second one, of the teaching that they course is not challenging you because of his maturity, led to BRooKLrv receive. For example, have you enough, then I would urge you nothing but a bunch of ignorant ever sat through a class in to speak to the instructor about students shouting at him and which the instructor asks ques- this, as I am sure that he or she making racial slurs. What kind Hl/ScOn OF At tions but no one bothers to would be more than willing to of uneducated, ignorant people answer them? Imagine, for a work with you to make the would make these kinds of moment, how it must feel to be class more challenging for you. remarks in 1999? the instructor of a course when Moreover, the next time that a From my understanding, a the only questions that the stu- professor asks a question in a lot of them would. When stu- dents ask are, "How long is the class, answer it, or better yet, dents create these problems, lecture/ lab going to take?", "Is ask a question. You will find the victims either move on from this lab going to be hard?" and that what you get out of your BG or tell their friends not to "Could you cancel class/ lab education depends a lot on come here because of the racist today?" what you put into it. attitude. How is the University In the two years that I have going to improve diversity been a graduate student and a Christopher Mutch when these problems are still teaching assistant at BGSU, [email protected] occurring? I did not know about -PJ- Ms. Clausen's letter is the first these problems on campus year. It is pathetic for an insti- ——— time that I have ever heard a Diversity at BGSU because I am white or because I tution as intimate as BG' s to student complain about not just decided to be blind and not have these unbelievably absurd Don't you cry now. It's only being challenged enough by his far from realized pay attention to any of them. problems at the end of the 20th or her coursework When I give That was my fault and now century. my students lab assignments that I am aware of these prob- Hopefully, students will the weekend. The Opinion Page that are challenging, many of I see in the headlines that lems, the University needs to become more aware of the prob- them whine about the assign- the University has released a realize something needs to be lems on campus and help make will be back in a couple of days. ment being "hard" and "diffi- diversity video. Now I do not done. a change so that the profound cult." whereas when I give what it is about and I do not I will be gone from this rift in the student body can be Show your love and send in a them labs that are easy they really care because it does not school in a month and a half. It erased and there won't be any- enthusiastically tell me what a matter. Diversity on this cam- would be nice to hear, in the more ignorant problems creat- Letter to the Editor today. See "great lab" it was. pus is a sham and it took me future, of how BG has created ed by ignorant people. .Furthermore, although Ms. four and a half years to figure it educational programs for policy below. Clausen may feel that she is out. The BGSU campus is a pic- everyone to take so there won't Michael Holy not receiving the education that ture of nondiversity. be these problems year after [email protected] 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. 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Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603
ACROSS Qregory QUien 1 Good day, Yves 8 Sen Kennedy 11 Sack DISCLAIMER: I feel that I should make a state- 14 Daughter of King ment to clear the air about my previous column, Minns which addressed the beverage sponsorship issue on 15 A Gershwin 16 NotaBie penoa this campus. Parts of it caused somewhat of a stir 17 _east illuminated because these parts were not accurate in accor- 18 Blighted tree dance with an article published in this paper. You 19 Edge should be aware that I made up every fact that was 20 Large quantity 21 Raging printed in last week's column. Except for the one 23 Offense or about being smarter than you, which actually does- defense eg n't seem to be holding a lot of water right now. 24 Building Orancti Now, as about 15 of you are aware, last Tuesday 25 Hill or Loos was Election Day. I'm not going to tell you the 26 internet 2/ Visualise results of Bowling Green's election, because you 28 Laoxoldeinrton already know or don't care. Rather, for those of you 32 Use a razor who are living far from your hometown and who 33 \too0tonousry missed your own local elections, I'm going to pro- unutiangkig vide a generic breakdown of your local election 34 Pretentiousfy creative results. These apply to any of the smaller cities or 37 Deflects towns: 39 itsy-bitsy 1999 Tribune Media Services He 11/5/99 -The Fat Guy won 40 " Knowledge" An rights reserved —The Big Jerk beat the Even Bigger Wiener 42 Conical condo -The Obnoxious Woman beat the Obnoxious 44 Speculative 46 Org ot Cojples 5 Pindaric Man 49 Fruit drink 6 'The Molly -The Balding Former High School Football Play- 50 Chestnut-and Brown" CROSSj er didn't get re-elected white horses I Go get word -The Guy with the Mustache didn't run for re- 51 Compete '1 .',!'■' ■".':*'/ 52 Early car maker election; his Wiener Friend won 9 Perry's penner LOOKING FOR 54 Vic*, mildew and 10 Hoove- eg -The Thin Guy dropped out of the race a week 3m ut 11 Tnia'nine ANSWERS IN ALL before Election Day 55 Pealed deficiency THE WRONG —Ross Perot lost 56 Be m poor health 12 Desiccated I'd like to take this moment to commend all of 57 California Ion 13 Sports event PLACES? 58 lettuce choice 22 Heed you that braved the cold and rain to go out and vote. Losing Politicians We Pott- tlcctim 0.y Pltns 60 Gofer's gadget 23 Legislative GET SOME HELP Your civil servants truly appreciate it, unless they 61 Oldctoth body FROM THE lost, in which case they hope you slip on a rotting 62 Four-lime Indy 25 Cinder heap of pumpkin innards. winier 26 Take first ANSWER KEY — The thing is, though, 1 am told that many parts WORD of the day 63 Newman movie 29 Neicfibor ol Cuba 64 Look over 30 Sat lolower mmOonews cpm of Northwestern Ohio had record low voter turnouts 65 Augusta National 31 Pigpen this year. Apparently the bad weather was some- event bereft ~ Function: adjective - Date: 1586 32 Church thing of a deterrent to potential voters. There's an gatherings transp 53 Stead old saying that goes something like: "When it rains, a: deprived or robbed of the possession or use of something - usually used with DOWN 34 Dissemblance 45 Travel with 54 Ravel 1 Emblems the Republicans win." It must mean that only the f Wolf Studios at 1-800-969-1338 Low, 35 The BGSU Women's Ice Hockey to schedule for their Senior Por- 8 p.m. • Club faces Ohio State Universi- trait sitting. Portraits will be Shakuntala ty at 10:15 p.m. at the Ice taken the week of Nov. 8 in the Kalidasa's Indian Sanskrit Arena. Admission is free. Ice MONDAY: yearbook office, 28 West Hall, romance produced anew for Arena. from 10-6 daily. Partly NW Ohio community. (Not part of theatre pass). University Sunday, Nov. 7 Cloudy 7 p.m. Theatre Production. For Tick- High, 60 Volleyball hosts Buffalo ets, call 2-2719. Note location 3 p.m. Low, 35 The Brown and Orange hosts change - McFall Center Gallery. Autumn Musicale...A Cele- the UB Bulls. These teams will bration of Student Success meet twice in a 16-day span, Saturday, Nov. 6 This special program will be Keep updated on Ihe with the Falcons ending the presented by BGSLTs College of weather this week and every regular season on Nov. 20 in 2 p.m. Musical Arts and Pro Musica, week with Page Three®. Buffalo. Anderson Arena. Shakuntala the friends of music at the Col- For Tickets, call 2-2719. McFall lege. The afternoon perfor- 8 p.m. Center Gallery mance'will feature graduate PAGE THfeEE® BRAND) Strange Brew and undergraduate music stu- HUMOR COLUMNS STRIVE TO UAO film. $2 with University 7 p.m. dents in solo performances, as ID. Ill Olscamp Hall. Volleyball hosts Northern well as selections by the Jazz PUT A KOOKY SPIN ON LIFE Illinois Lab I, under the direction of HERE AT BGSU. 8 p.m. The Falcons face the powerful Russell Schmidt. The concert is Huskies. Last year, NIU tied Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Showers T-storms Ran Flurries Snow Ice TAKE THEM WITH A Bowling Green Opera The- free and open to the public. ater: The Mikado for the MAC's West Division Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical V* Associated Press 3RAIN OF SALT. WE DO. The Bowling Green Opera The- title, earned an at-large bid to Arts Center. TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. 8 FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)
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Israelis, Palestians promise peace Gore image shift gets wife's approval Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer OSLO, Norway— In the next 100 days, Israeli and Palestinian Eye oil the Nation DES MOINES, Iowa— Tipper Gore ran into someone she had- leaders wiil have to answer the one hard question they have n't seen for a while the other day, a guy named Al Gore. And she avoided for so long — what price are they willing to pay to make thoroughly approves of this guy's newly aggressive and energetic peace? campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. In a Mideast summit that ended Tuesday night in Oslo, Israeli Hallelujah Just don't tell her it's a new Al Gore. Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser "People say this is a new Al Gore, but they don't get it," said Arafat promised President Clinton they will work hard to for- Mrs. Gore, who was in Iowa on Wednesday to speak at a confer- ence on women's health issues. "He's back to his old self. I said to mulate the broad outlines of a peace treaty by Feb. 13, holding him the other day, 'It's good to see you again."" frequent one-on-one talks once they return home. Faced with an unexpectedly strong challenge from former New Clinton, in turn, offered to host the last, crucial stretch of the Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley, Gore has shifted his campaign's style in negotiations, around January or early February, if he felt enough recent weeks. progress had been made to guarantee success. He is aggressively challenging Bradley on issues, conducting But despite the good will and warmth generated in the two- long and intense question-and-answer sessions with voters and day summit, the two sides are as far apart on the issues — bor- has dropped much of the ceremonial aspects of his job as vice ders, Jerusalem, Jewish settlements, Palestinian refugees — as president. He even has switched to a more stylish wardrobe. they were six years ago when they made first contact in the Nor- "It's him," Mrs. Gore said in an interview. "I'm happy to see wegian capital. him being himself." South African taxi drivers wage gunbattle Hunger plagues flood-stricken Vietnam Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer EMPANGENI, South Africa — Rival taxi drivers battled HANOI, Vietnam — Hunger became an increasing problem today in South Africa, leaving at least seven dead and more today as more rain plagued central Vietnam, where floods have than 10 seriously wounded, police said. already killed at least 223 people. Gunmen used rifles, pistols and shotguns in the lengthy bat- tle, which didn't end until police arrived, the South African Storms have dumped nearly seven feet of rain on the region Press Association said. At least two of those seriously wounded over the last three days, causing the worst flooding in decades, were bystanders, said police Capt. Vishnu Naidoo. The identi- the central weather forecasting station said today. More rain was ties of the dead were not immediately known. forecast over the next 24-48 hours. "It was such a chaos we cannot say for sure how many peo- Reports were trickling in from areas where phone lines were ple were shooting," he said in a telephone interview from Dur- down. Vast swaths of land and hundreds of thousands of houses were submerged in one of the poorest regions of one of the world's ban. Associated Press Photo Empangcni is about 90 miles up the Indian Ocean coast from poorest countries. Durban, in KwaZulu-Natal Province. Naidoo said taxi violence Particularly hard hit were areas around the old imperial cap- A supporter of the Hindu fundamentalist group Vishal Hindu ital of Hue, a major tourist spot and home to 450,000 people, in the province had tapered off about two years ago, thanks to Parishop cheers their arrival in New Dehli after a march from peace negotiations between rival associations. where thousands of troops and police were fighting floods there. Goa, southern India, Thursday. The group opposes the visit of The associations are made up of minibus drivers who follow "If you look at the whole province, it is like a sea. There is very Pope John Paul II to India from Nov. 5-8 because past atroci- fixed routes and carry up to a dozen passengers. They operate little dry land around," said John Gcoghegan, local head of the both local and long-distance service and are a low-cost alterna- ties allegedly committed by the Catholic Church in India in the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Soci- tive to buses and regular taxis. 1600s and more recent forced conversions. eties. Iranians remember 1979 U.S. Embassy takeover 10,000 students turn out for the 20th anniversary Associated Press Writer the struggle for control of Iran's States. between hard-liners, who TEHRAN, Iran — Chanting future between hard-line clerics champion the fiery spirit of the The demonstrators burned invectives against the United and reformist President 1979 Islamic revolution, and States and burning Uncle Sam's hundreds of Uncle Sam effigies Mohammad Khatami. moderates who back Khatami's effigy a hundred times over, amid chants of "Death to Amer- On Wednesday, about 500 policy of a "dialogue between 10,000 students rallied outside ica! Death to Israel!" Members Khatami supporters held their civilizations." the former U.S. Embassy on own rally, where they demand- of the hard-line group of para- Thursday to mark the 20th ed a new foreign policy, chanti- military volunteers, the Basij, The takeover of the embassy anniversary of its seizure by ng: "In policy and diplomacy, we scaled the scaffolding of a four- caused the United States to Islamic militants. will deal with the United States story building opposite the sever relations with Iran. But the demonstration was a with rationality." embassy to burn American and far cry from rallies held in pre- Countering the reformers, Israeli flags. In January 1998, Khatami vious years, when hundreds of appealed for "a crack in the hard-liners on Thursday yelled: "America is not looking for thousands gathered to celebrate wall of mistrust" and proposed "We will always consider Amer- relations with Iran. Instead, it the takeover of the mission in ica as our enemy. We condemn exchanges of scholars, athletes Tehran. wants Iran to surrender and those who talk in favor of dia- become dependent on it," and artists. Several U.S. acade- The low turnout reflects a logue with America." Mohsen Rezaei, a former com- mics and sports teams have diminishing enthusiasm for the mander of the elite Islamic Rev- since visited Iran. militant fervor that drove the Speakers, as well as a state- students to storm the embassy ment read at the end of the olutionary Guards Corps, told the crowd. on Nov. 4, 1979, and hold 52 rally, criticized the govern- ment's recent moves toward bet- The embassy building is now |ranjan students set r,re to a u s „ag as ,hey Bt£T0*s^affo"^ Americans hostage for 444 days. The competing rallies are It is also another clear sign of ter relations with the United used as a school for paramih- ing near 10,000 students who demonstrated in Tehran Thursday, further evidence of the rift tary revolutionary guards. Find out Falcon sports Got Web? 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By NEELESH ifalSRA firming just 250 deaths. he saw hundreds of animal car- naik, the Orissa state minister. Associated Press Writer Star News Television report- . casses floating in the street. In Bhubaneswar, residents BHUBANESWAR, India — ed 400 bodies had been cremat- Dump trucks were called in to stood by and watched about 50 Bloated animal carcasses float- ed on Monday and Tuesday in haul them away, but he said men break into a grocery store ed in the streets of cyclone-rav- Paradwip. United News of epidemics already had been and calmly walk away with aged towns in eastern India on India reported 300 deaths in reported. everything in sight. Tuesday, raising fears that epi- the state's second largest town, The army moved in medical In Baleshwar, civil authori- demics could add to a death toll Cuttack, where telephone lines teams and engineers, which ties asked the army to help already believed to be in the failed. planned to begin setting up restore order. Women were thousands. Four days after the cyclone field clinics Wednesday. complaining of being molested, ! Starving and homeless sur- swirled in from the Bay of Ben- East of the capital, the and looting was widespread, vivors of the ferocious storm gal with 155 mph winds and 10- industrial city of Cuttack was said Col. Shokin Chauhan. drank filthy flood water and foot waves, vast areas of the in ruins. Knotted high-tension Relief flights were postponed scrambled for helicopter- disaster zone remained inacces- wires were strewn in the wet by continued squalls, and dropped food packets. At least sible. A broad swathe of the streets, and people hung drip- movement of supplies stalled 200,000 people were homeless. coastal belt was a sheet of ping clothes out to dry on other because river waters were surg- A senior army officer water broken only by tree tops, electrical wires looping over the ing across the roads. involved in the rescue opera- shattered roofs and useless roads. The air force dropped more tion who spoke to The Associat- utility poles. Thick tree trunks blocked than four tons of food packets ed Press on condition of The state capital, roads, and some 5,000 trucks and the army provided drink- anonymity estimated the death Bhubaneswar, "looks like a and buses lined the highway ing water to more than 7,000 in toll at between 10,000 and giant stomped through the city waiting for engineers to repair the Baleshwar area, United 20,000. That would make the with a king-size mower in his a 300-foot breach in eastern storm India's worst, topping the hand. There has been no elec- India's main road. After dusk, News of India reported. 10,000 killed in a 1971 cyclone. tricity for three days. We have the fires from burning tires In New Delhi, Prime Minis- Other officials in Orissa no water. We are barely surviv- that people lit against the night ter Atal Bihari Vajpayee sum- state agreed the cyclone could ing," said local reporter chill provided the only light. moned his Cabinet to discuss prove the country's deadliest, Debashis Bhattacharyya, With half of Orissa's 40 mil- relief efforts and reports of food but the government's official reached on one of the few func- Associated Press Photo lion people affected by the riots and looting. toll remained in the hundreds. tioning satellite telephones. cyclone and floods, "the biggest "It will be at least a week for Press Trust of India quoted Bijay Mahapatra, a local challenge now is to deal with India villagers rescued from Anantapur prepare their food out- relief to reach all parts of the Jagannath Patnaik, a Cabinet politician who toured the dev- increasing instances of lawless- doors near Horo, eastern India. No relief materials to the area state. minister of Orissa state, as con- astated port of Paradwip, said have been distributed by state authorities so far. ness and vandalism," said Pat- Ex-GI meets Korean survivors of alleged mass killing By SANG-HUN CHOE early days of the conflict. and pain that they have endured over 400 civilian refugees cowering under a that North Korean soldiers had infil- Associated Press Writer Ex-Lt. Edward L. Daily of the years. They expressed that today railroad bridge at No Gun Ri. Both trated groups of civilians fleeing SEOUL, South Korea — A tearful Clarksville, Tenn., traveled to South and I recognized that," Daily said. Washington and Seoul are investigat- south. U.S. veteran of the Korean War on Korea to talk to survivors about the On Sept. 30, The Associated Press ing the claim. The meeting between Daily and the Thursday hugged five survivors of an tragedy at No Gun Ri village in July reported accounts by daily and other Daily said he was ordered to fire his survivors was held near the killing alleged mass killing of civilian 1950. American veterans and South Korean machine gun at the refugees. At the site at a hotel in Taejon, 93 miles refugees by American soldiers in the "Just think of the mental anguish villagers that U.S. soldiers killed up to time, there were widespread reports south of Seoul.
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The BG News go towards establishing the es and small groups with facul- versity a $1 million gift for the first endowed professorship in ty, undergraduates, graduate McMaster Endowment Fund A generous gift to the Uni- the College of Musical Arts: the students and member, of the which supports five areas in versity from a Perrysburg cou- Helen McMaster Endowed Pro- community, including area the chemical sciences. ple will be shared among two fessorship in Vocal Music and business leaders. The endowment funds academic departments and one Choral Studies. Before her The third part of the gift will McMaster Junior Fellows, who campus facility. marriage, Helen McMaster fund the Harold and Helen are outstanding third- and Harold and Helen McMaster studied music at Defiance Col- McMaster Meeting Room in the fourth-year doctoral students are donating $750,000 to sup- lege, and she had been a sup- soon-to-be-expanded and reno- at the Center for Photochemical port the University's College of porter of the arts at BGSU for vated Student Union. The Sciences; the McMaster Acade- Musical Arts, education in the many years. In 1992 she served third-floor room with seating mic Fellows, doctoral students sciences and renovation of the as honorary chair of Bowling for approximately 300 people in photochemistry who have Student Union. The three areas Green's Campaign for the Arts, will be among the largest meet- distinguished themselves were chosen for their potential to which the couple donated ing rooms in the new Union and to benefit students across cam- $150,000. may be used by University and through classroom perfor- mance; the McMaster Senior pus and enhance the Universi- A second portion of the gift community groups alike. Fellow, who is currently ty community. will be used to establish the The McMasters have long chemist and National Medal of The gift was formally pre- Harold McMaster Endowed been friends of BGSU, donating sented at an afternoon ceremo- to programs in music business, Science winner Dr. George Fund for Visiting Scientists in Photo Provided ny in Mileti Alumni Center the College of Arts and Sci- science and the Center for Pho- Hammond; and an endowed professorship now held by Dr. attended by University Presi- ences. The interdisciplinary tochemical Sciences. They Harold McMaster, who holds a honorary University degree and dent Sidney Ribeau, students, established the Harold and Douglas Neckers, the McMas- program will annually bring to serves on the University's Foundation board of directors, signs deans, faculty, friends and Helen McMaster Professor of ter Distinguished Research campus an eminent scholar or the $750,000 check at a recent ceremony. members of the McMaster fam- practitioner in the area of Photochemical Sciences posi- Professor of Chemistry. The ily. chemistry, biology, geology, tion in 1993, and helped pur- endowment also provides travel Both McMasters hold hon- Foundation board of directors, One of the gift's three parts physics or astronomy. The vis- chase a photoelectron micro- funds for students to present orary degrees from the Univer- which oversees all private con- is a first for the University. iting scientist will deliver a lec- scope for the center in 1992. their research findings at sity, and Harold McMaster tributions to BGSU. One-third of the donation will ture as well as interact in class- In 1985, they gave the Uni- national professional meetings. serves on the University's UNION Should the University Continued from page one.
p.m. Crooks said the tours are notify parents when meant to give alumni an idea of the little things that have students are in violation changed over the years. "We used to have a card room where the pizza shop is," Crooks of the University Code of said. "There's going to be little nooks and crannies where peo- Student Conduct? Voice ple used to hang out that have changed today." At 8 p.m. there will be a brief your opinion on our program that will be hosted by ex-newscaster and University website. Also read the alumnus Gordon Ward. Accord- ing to Crooks, large donors to the n.'w Union will be honored. complete letter being Crooks noted that one family gave $250,000. sent to parents The donors who will be hon- ored are called Leadership pertaining to this new Donors and have donated at least $10,000, Latta said. A video with Tim Conway policy. will be shown, and James E. BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Hof, former vice president at the University and alumnus, When alumni, students and faculty come to the Union's "going away" party Saturday they will will give remarks. have the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the Union, as depicted above. www.bgnews.com *****####jMs******#****#*iMe***^ ELIGIBLE UP TO Does your summer job go above or below your $23,000.00 educational experience FOR YOUR
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teacher (Matthew Broderick superb as a fool-hardy and sex- Jy LIZ PECEK Koufax he Is there to find his obssessed man) who desperate- The BG News dad (Koufax's unsuspecting ly wants to see Tracy eat crow. Adam Sandier is back with roommate). Koufax then The other candidate is a rage- all the bathroom talk you can decides to take the child to a filled lesbian who just happens handle in this week's video social service worker in the to be the jock's sister. release of "Big Daddy." The morning, but it turns out that Master satirist Alexander comedy is rated PG-13 and the boy's mother died of cancer Payne (who's last film was the runs for approximately 96 min- and he does belong to Koufax's scathingly funny "Citizen Photo provided ^ , ^ utes. roommate. Koufax decides to wor d owcs Ruth") has crafted a funny, keep the boy, whom he calls Sandier the immature daddy. Photo provided Sandier stars as Sonny So when Tracy (Reese With- trenchant look at politics. A campaigning Witherspoon. Koufax, who is very immature Frankenstein. "Big Daddy" is hilarious — i rspoon in a brilliant perfor- Using high school as a setting for his age (his 20s). Koufax Koufax decides to let will keep you laughing tin mance) decides to run for stu- he accurately captures and sat- dy that aims both high and low. doesn't have a real job; he went Frankenstein do what he wants entire time. However, this dent government president the irizes the childish politics of the "Election" is a smart, funny to law school but instead of — he believes that he is start- movie has a definite senou: Machiavellian stops are pulled real world. And thankfully, no and brutally insightful satire practicing law, he works at a ing a new trend on how to raise side to it; it is very unlike othei )ut and thus begins a campaign one remains untouched from that, like all good satire, forces freeway tollbooth. a child properly. However, once movies that Sandier has beenH illed with mudslinging Payne's acid touch — all sides the audience to think. And that One day a little boy is he finds out that Frankenstein in. But the difference is a good Running against Tracy is a are brutally mocked. Payne's itself is a laudatory accomplish- brought to his apartment for is the "stinky kid" in school, one — "Big Daddy" has just the^dumb but well-meaning jock approach guarantees the audi- ment. See "Election" — you'll his roommate, who just left Koufax decides to take raising right combination of comedy Chris Klein) tossed into the ence will pay attention or else laugh, you'll be offended and town on business. The bov tells his "son" seriously. and drama. race by a conniving history get lost in the whirlybird come- you'll have a helluva good time. College of Musical Arts The Bowling Green Opera! Theater, directed by F. Eugene [Dybdahl, will present Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado, November 5 and 6 at 8 p.m. atj TOP 10 Albums of the 90s Kobacker Hall. Tickets are priced at $9 and K7 for general admission. Stu- The band got its start when By BRIAN HORN Gossard, McCready, Ament, dent tickets will be $5 at the guitarist Jeff Ament and gui- and drummer Dave Krusen The BG News door one hour before curtain Continuing today is the tarist Stone Gossard bummed behind him, the album was des- the evening of performances around in bands throughout tined to become a hit and leave NOW section's show- Contact the Box Office a case of the best and Seattle. They formed Mother its mark on the music scene for- 072-8171. most influential albums of the Love Bone with singer Andrew ever. past decade, as compiled by our Wood, but that did not last Ten displayed the raw power UAO Event: staff. These selections are in no because Wood overdosed and and energy good bands try to Guilty or not Guilty? particular order, and will be the band ended soon after the capture in their debut release. b.UUp.iu at tile Aluuiiii liuum appearing periodically until the release of their debut album. It also had 13-year-old boys in the 3rd floor of the Union end of the year. Gossard and Amnet then either picking up a guitar and ■emMrs A the WelHtessj joined up with guitarist Mike learning how to play or picking This issue: t'onnectiaii sexual *ealth Wil McCready and rehearsed songs up tennis rackets and taking |>r«tent Hirer sc«i;irios abj|ut Pearl Jam's Ten as an instrumental unit that the easy way out by playing air ^latempe and ask the ftiidft-iici would later end up on Ten. The guitar. trio ended up with Eddie Ved- Pearl Jam's influences can ■ o decide which ones are actual When the 90s started, the der as their lead singer who put easily be heard on Ten, predom- y rape. A great even for men| glam-rock phase was beginning vocals to the music that inately in the guitar playing of mil women on our campus! to fade and rock music was McCready, Gossard and Ament Gossard and McCready. starting to sound the same — had been rehearsing. The time The melodic guitar intros at least until a few bands crept they spent rehearsing before and blazing solos are a direct Albums BGSU Theatre their way out of Seattle bars Vedder joined shows on Ten. salute to their early influences, Kalidasa s Indian Sanskrit and into the commercial music The playing sounds tuneful and which included Neil Young and Featured: Romance produced anew fo| scene where they shaped the the band sounds very tight as a KISS. McCready admits to infectious playing show the lorthwesr Ohio comrhunity sound of the decade. unit. copying the solo in "Alive" from band's depth and make "Alive" Public Enemy: Performances will be"Novenv One of the first bands to do "Jeremy" and "Even Flow" Ace Frehley's solo in the KISS a centerpiece of Ten. Fear of a Blot * Planet b«r 5 and o.USp.m., with^t mati- that was Pearl Jam. With its made their way onto MTV and classic "She." While the "grunge" phase Nirvana: A« •■jmind lee November t> at S p.m. All PJ Harvey! lb Bring You debut release Ten, the band became staples in the rotation "Alive" is the prototype song may be over, it is safe to say Performances are in Jhe NtcFall gave the world a slap upside My Love of rock radio stations across that makes Ten a classic. Ved- that Pearl Jam will continue to Gallery. -._ / the head that few would ever Beck: Odelay America. 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Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Falcons look for 4 straight Miami works Defense plays through injuries 1 big part in streak By DAN NIED forward Chris Bonvie in the for all of last year when he The BG News pressbox, Bowling Green (3-8) at Miami (4-2-2) By DAN NIED There are a few ways to look 7:05p.m. Goggin Ice Arena The BG Kens recorded one assist. "He's healthy," Powers said. One of the bright spots in the Furthermore, it also ties the at the Bowling Green hockey "I just like our lineup the way it team's Saturday meeting at Falcon hockey team's recent stay-at-home defenseman in is right now." Radio: 88.1 With Bartt Davis three game winning streak has Miami. goals with BG's top center The lines will once again fea- been the play of the defense Adam Edinger. It is the first game in the ture seven defensemen, lour Key Stat: The Falcons lead the all and freshman goalie Tyler Mas- time series with a 50-16-6 "I'm just a better sniper than three-way Ohio Cup, between groups of two forwards and ters. BG, Miami and Ohio State. The three centers. Pow.ers used record £ta Even though they are only he is," Adams joked after Satur- Falcons won the cup last year, Edinger as center on the fourth 10th in the Central Collegiate day's game. and are looking to hold on to it line for most of Saturday's Hockey Association in team Edinger didn't seem too wor- this season. game against Alaska. However, defense, the Falcon blue liners ried that Adams would steal his However, the Falcons know Greg Day and Zach Ham also have done a good job of keeping role as the team's offensive that the Ohio Cup means little saw time between freshman pressure off Masters. leader. more than wins against the Ryan Fultz and Tyler knight. Many of the goals that Mas- "No," Edinger said," I'm not other two teams. The Miami game should bring ters has given up have been a worried about it. I'll get a few "We have it, and we're not more of the same. result of lucky offensive plays more chances than he will over looking to lose it," BG center "We decided to go with seven that BG had no chance on. the course of the season "The defensemen are playing Adam Edinger said. "But it's defensemen , three sets of cen- Head coach Buddy Powers not really a source of motiva- ters and four sets of wingers," really good as a whole unit," Sophomore blue liner Grady was happy that Adams notched tion. The motivation for us is Powers said. " We want to he an the goal, which was the sixth of beating the other team." aggressive team and (hat's Moore said. "Our onus right now is just not getting scored his four year career. Miami is a team that BG going to men that guys arc "I'm ecstatic for the guy." going to have to work hard and on and moving the puck up to should be able to beat. With the forwards." Powers said. "It gets frustrat- forecheck and work hard with- their two top scorers, Gregor Masters said that they are ing to sit back there and not Krajnc and Jason Dcskins out the puck, and the guys we one of the most important parts ever get one. But any one who injured for the year, Miami has have in there now will do that." of his game has seen B.J. play knows that faltered from its fast start that The mindset for the Falcons "The defensemen have to be that is not his type of game." vaulted it into the national players is that Miami is a Irani playing well in order for me to rankings. Last weekend, the that they should beat. play well," he said. "So far RedHawks tied Notre Dame 2-2 Bonvie sits "They're a team that we defi- they've been doing a great job." Junior forward Chris Bonvie late Friday night. nitely should beat, Edinger sat out both games against "They got out of the gate said. "We're better than them in Drought over really well but they've suffered their barn or in our barn we One player who has vastly Alaska-Fairbanks as a healthy two big injuries," Falcon head need to go down there and play contributed to the defensive scratch. He will also be absent coach Buddy Powers said. our game, we only have one effort this season has been from the lineup Saturday when "With those two guys out of the game this weekend so we senior B.J. Adams But, against the Falcons travel to Miami. lineup it takes a lot out of their should be totally focused on Alaska Fairbanks, he stepped Sources say that Bonvie will power play and it also takes a them and whipping some butt BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE out of character and scored the not play until someone in the lot off of their balance." down there." game winning goal. When he lineup gets hurt Balance is what Powers is Center Greg Day lines up for a faceoff against Alaska Fairbanks. sent a fluttering puck past Powers has had no comment Freshman goalie Tyler Mas- Lance Mayes Saturday, it broke hoping his lines continue to on the situation. ters will get the start once next night, he let in four in a 5- "I haven't really been getting a 49 game goal drought for produce. He will run same line- again for BG. He is looking to 4 win, including a goal that the breaks lately though, some- Bonvie has 54 points in just up Saturday he did in last Adams. reduce his Goals against Aver- deflected off of two skates and times that helps." The drought dates back to over two seasons for the Fal- weekend's sweep of Alaska age of 3.42. He has been some- into the net. cons. Only senior Adam Fairbanks. And, who knows, maybe they Feb. 14, 1998. The goal was what erratic of late. Against "You always have to work can repeat as Ohio Cup Cham- Adams' first point of the season. Edinger has more career That means, once again, a Alaska Fairbanks, he let in two hard to improve," Masters said. pions. That matches his point output points. coach's decision will keep junior goals Friday in an 8-2 win. The Volleyball keeps strong play alive
By NICK HURM a member who has been named hitter Kris Pesorda is coming the Falcons is that they control prised Akron Wednesday beat- The BG News MAC Offensive Player of I he off her best offensive perfor- their own destiny. With the ing the Zips in three straight The Bowling Green volley- Week in three of the last four mance of the year, recording 15 recent play of the teams, the sets. NIU has dominated the ball team could not be in a more weeks. There is little the Fal- kills with a .519 hitting per- last third of the season and post Falcons in the 90's. They have a ideal position heading into a cons need to change to continue centage. Senior middle-hitter season seems bright for BG. record of 14-1 verse the Falcons pair of matches at home this their strong play. Ixiri Kemerer is leading the "The players really believe all-time. weekend. ""I'm a believer that we have MAC in blocks per game (1.44) in themselves," Van De Walle Both the Bulls and the said. "This has been the most Huskies are fighting for the BG will host Buffalo Friday been doing something right to But the most outstanding get here," BG head coach performance in recent weeks exciting season for us in a last playoff position in the evening and follow it up with Denise Van De Walle said "We has been the play of left-side while. If you look at what we've MAC. Every game is a do or die another conference match Sat- don't need to change anything. hitter Melissa Lewis. The done the last three years are situation for both teams urday against Northern Illinois We need to just keep doing senior has won the honor of best record was two years ago "We've got six opportunities at Anderson Arena. Both what we have done." MAC Offensive Player of the at 17-14. We should be able to matches start at 7 p.m. six opportunities to secure a top What the Falcons have done week once again. The new surpass that greatly." four, assistant coach Tom The Falcons are tied for first lately is had some solid individ- "MAC killer" is on top of the Though both Buffalo and Hanna said. "They've IUB and place with Miami in the East- ual and team performances. conference in kills per game Northern Illinois post a 4-8 NIU1 got six matches fighting ern Division of the Mid-Ameri- Sophomore left-side hitter with 4.75. She has a .293 hit- MAC record, they could pose a for, your life. They both have oan Conference. BG has also Amber Vorst has recorded a ting percentage against MAC real problem for BG. Both won two matches in a row so won nine of its last 10 games. double-double in four of her last teams. teams have won two games in a maybe their confidence is grow- The orange and brown also has five games. Senior right-side What is most comforting to row including NIU who sur- ing." Soccer faces home team in playoffs By DAVE TRUMAN "As a coach, if there is any told Mahler he was looking for- but Chris has had a lot of play- the ball because NIU plays to focus on defense. We have The BG News team you don't want to play, it ward to a possible tournament ing time and will step in." with three forwards and three won in the tournament in the midfielders. BG plays with four past because we have shut our In the five-year history of the is the host school especially rematch after that loss. Mahler said the changes after having beaten them earli- midfielders and two forwards. opponents out." Mid-American Conference tour- "He said he'd see us in the could affect the continuity the er in the year," BG coach Mel nament, the Bowling Green tournament," Degand said. "So team has built over the last few "The key for us is to play Today's winner will play Mahler said. "I'm sure it will men's soccer team has never I definitely think they have weeks. Tuesday and Wednes- technically and tactically sound Sunday at 11:30 a.m. or 1:30 provide a little extra motivation p.m. missed a chance to play for the something to prove against us." day's practices were spent soccer." Mahler said. "We need for them." scrimmaging to build championship. Mahler said the loss of Adam 1 Erhard will mean big changes chemistry. The Falcons won the title, in the Falcons' lineup. Erhard Degand said tht Sport Men's Soccer which means a trip to the PoalftoK MJdfloM/forward broke a couple of bones in his changes will have a Height 510- Weight 165 NCAA tournament, in 1995, Agar.21 foot in the regular season end- large impact on the Year In School: Senior 1996 and 1997. They finished Major Marketing ing overtime victory at Eastern team's strong suit- Hometown: Vermeon. OH second to Miami in 1994 and HlohSchoot Loraln Catholic High School Michigan. its defense. Parents: Anthony Dore Jr. end Deriene Dore Akron in 1998. Siblings Tony Don HI (24) Erhard had started every "Rearranging the • Today, third-seeded BG trav- FooebanoccompUshrnent I most cherish: Second game this season with the. defensive lineup is round appearance m trie NCAA tournament. els to DeKalb, 111., to face tour- rovoctHaaortotharlhanfootboll; Basketball exception of the 1-0 loss to Oak- huge," Degand said Favorite quote: The peieon who says It cant be done nament host Northern Illinois impressive ie ahvaye Interrupted by the person who just did «' land, Oct. 27. He sat that game "Our defense is what Peopwlodmlre: Rob Martens in the first round at 1:30 p.m. Falcons' wins of the season carries the team. Twa word* twit describe me east EM y going out after picking up his fifth Dream ear Black Range Rover The Huskies finished the regu- came at the expense of the yellow card at Buffalo. Defense wins cham- Dreom vacation: Africa (Safari) lar season 10-8, with a 3-4 MAC Huskies. BG handled NIU 4-1, HoDbteK Watching TV "We're going to move Jason pionships." Musical preference!. Pave Manna— Band mark. Oct. 17 at Cochrane Field. Favorite place In BG to eot Trotters Bryant to sweeper and Chris Mahler said there FovorNetboet Brown Jug From Trotters Fred Degand, who has start- Favorite movte: A Time to KM , NIU finished its season with Kraft will start in the back," should be space in Chris Dore I would like lo meet Adem Sandier ed 16 of BG's 18 matches this Men's Soccer ■eat thing about BG The majority of the population on a 4-2 defeat of second-seeded Mahler said. "We lose an ele- the midfield for the campus consists of students year, said NIU coach Willy Roy Kentucky in DeKalb. Friday ment of speed without Adam, Falcons to control page 10 The BG News Friday, November 5, 1999 Businessman Football team rests follows dream By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Sergio Lund on an attempted everyone knows their assign- of buying The BG News interception. ment," defensive lineman Bran- A bye week for the Bowling don Hicks said. "The pass rush- Indians "There were a couple mild ing has been decent but not Green football team probably ankle and knee sprains but couldn't have come at a better those were the most serious what it should be." By JOHN AFFLECK time. coming out of the game," Black-, Offensively, BG plans to do Associated Press Writer The Falcons will mostly use ney said of the injuries. "With little more passing against Ball CLEVELAND — The man it to heal up. Coach Gary Black- O'Neill and Durkin, the bye State. poised to become the new ney read the injury report to week is just going to get them owner of the Cleveland Indians "For myself and everybody start his weekly conference. He back to a point where they're has succeeded as a lawyer, a else, we need to be more consis- said defensive lineman D.J. going to be healthy the last two businessman and a community tent," Sahm said. "We need to Durkin and linebacker Joe weeks." leader. O'Neill played longer than he clean up some mistakes in the The players came in Sunday offensive line and in the back- expected in the win over Cen- for treatments, ran and Now he's about to fulfill his tral Michigan. Defensive back field and just get fundamental- dream of owning a pro sports watched films but didn't prac- ly sound." Jerry Wagner (hip pointer), tice Monday or Tuesday. They team with his first choice and backup tight end Ross Durham practiced Wednesday and will Ball State plays at Eastern first love — his hometown Indi- (knee) and Steve Holmes go Thursday and today. They Michigan Saturday before com- ans. (ankle) didn't play. He hopes to will come back Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. ing to town Nov. 13. Mid-Amer- have Durham back for the Ball and practice indoors. ican Conference rules prohibit "If you'd run the clock back State game. teams from sending scouts to two years and put the Cleve- "They're going to have a good games. BG will get tapes from land Browns, Cincinnati Reds Backup cornerback Chris rest," Blackney said. "They and Cleveland Indians on the Hubbard was injured in a non- need it right now." the game like they have on contact play. Blackney said he other opponents. table and said, 'Larry you can might have suffered a torn ACL Like usual, there are always Blackney also has seven of have any one of them,' I would- on his right knee. He's already areas to improve on.,Defensive- n't have blinked — the Cleve- had surgery on the left knee. ly, the main concern is pass his assistants on the road dur- ing the bye week. They are land Indians," Larry Dolan said More will be known later. rushing. In the win against the Thursday. Chippewas, the Falcons had looking at film of potential col- Backup quarterback Ricky lege prospects and making con- only one sack of quarterback With help from his family Schneider had a CAT scan after tacts with references. They Pete Shepherd by defensive end trusts, Dolan agreed to buy the suffering a concussion vs. the Ryan Wingrove even though aren't allowed to visit with Chippewas. He still had a players. The team has nine Indians from owner Richard Blackney thought the defensive Jacobs in a cash deal worth headache Sunday but should be line had good front-line pres- evaluation days from Sept. 1 fine. Starting quarterback sure. BG shut down the run through Nov. 30. about $320 million. The deal is Andy Sahm didn't do any run- BG News Photo/BEN FRENCH subject to approval from federal and forced Shepherd to throw Beginning Dec. 1, if the team ning Sunday to rest his left to the flats. regulators and major league sprained ankle. Also, safety is not in the playoffs, a team BG quarterback Andy Sahm is one of a slew of Falcons using baseball owners. Chad Long had 10 stitches. He "We've been working on fun- can have one in-pcrson contact the bye week to nurse injuries collided with defensive back damentals and making sure per week with that individual. "I am absolutely delighted that an individual of Larry's ability has stepped forth," Griffey Jr. 101: who will deal? Jacobs said. By BEN WALKER Mariners will not pull the trig- 10. St. Louis. Mark McGwire and Shawn Green could be on location in the standings is big Dolan, 68, has been the man- AP Baseball Writer ger on a trade that is sure to be fell in love with the city in just their way out of a franchise trouble. aging partner of a small law With all of baseball buzzing unpopular and likely to be a few months. A great place to that has lost a lot of its luster. 25. Pittsburgh. Barry Bonds firm in Chardon, about 20 miles about Ken Griffey Jr., let's look risky. Even Griffey says he play, but one problem: He can't Griffey would bring it back, in a was the last time the Pirates east of Cleveland, where two df at where he might wind up next might be staying at Safeco pitch, too. hurry. could afford a player of his cal- his sons work. Dolan plans to. season. Rating the Griffey Field in 2000. 11. Houston. Plenty of young 17. San Francisco. Playing iber. stop practicing law to concen-" Sweepstakes, ranking all 30 5. Cleveland. GM John Hart prospects to make a deal, and alongside Barry Bonds and 26. Milwaukee. The shadow trate on the Indians. more money on the way with teams' chances from top to bot- is no stranger to blockbuster away from Candlestick's wind of Bud Selig and seven straight the opening of Enron Field. tom: moves. In just a few years, at Pac Bell might make this losing seasons is not what he's Dolan also has a financial Albert Belle has left, Roberto Could help Astros zoom past 1. Atlanta. The best fit. attractive. Still a long way from looking for. stake in several commercial Braves can offer all Seattle Alomar has arrived, and Matt first round of playoffs. the East, however. real estate ventures and has' 27. Kansas City. Would would need — Andruw Jones, Williams and Kenny Lofton 12. Texas. Sure, Rangers just 18. Tampa Bay. OK, if he sometimes worked as a busi- bankrupt the Royals of their maybe Kevin Millwood and have come and gone. traded away Juan Gonzalez really wants to play near his prospects. ness partner with his brother, more — and can pay Griffey all 6. Baltimore. Owner Peter because they were afraid of home, he could commute. Charles Dolan, the chairman of what he'd cost as a free agent. 28. Minnesota. Haven't tried he wants. Plus this: Their Angelos is desperate to spend 19. Philadelphia. These Cablevision Systems Corp. spring training camp is a few all that it takes to get a winner. With a guarantee he'd stick Phillies are stocking up a lot of to contend since Kirby Puckett miles from his home in Orlan- Cozy Camden Yards would be a around, Griffey might be miss- young talent, and he would retired. The Dolan brothers' most do, Fla., they're all-but-guaran- great place for Griffey to hit the ing piece for another team that energize this lineup. Of course, 29. Montreal. Not even if the publicized ventures have teed a playoff spot and they can 358 home runs he needs to can't get past the opening his salary of $8.5 million next Expos named their new ball- involved efforts to buy pro] round. put him on TV every night on break Aaron's record of 755. A year is too expensive. park Stade Griffey. Still, it sports teams. They put up a WTBS. And, a perfect setting to question: Would he or Cal Rip- 13. Chicago Cubs. With Don would be fun to see him, chase Hank Aaron's homer ken be known as Junior? Baylor taking over and Kerry 20. San Diego. Why not? strong but unsuccessful cam- Warm weather, a new ballpark Vladimir Guerrero and Rondell mark. 7. Arizona. Bundles of cash Wood coming back, maybe time paign to become the owners of and pleasant fans. But why? White romping in the same out- the expansion Cleveland 2. Cincinnati. The hometown in owner Jerry Colangelo's for Cubs to open up the vault field. favorite. He was a boy when his pocket, a first-place team and a and put him next to Sammy 21. Chicago White Sox. Play- Browns of the NFL last year. 30. New York Yankees. father starred for the Big Red prime player to be paired with Sosa. ing second fiddle to Sammy Vowed he would never, ever Since then, their names Machine, and Ken Sr. now — former Mariners teammate 14. Anaheim. Could name a Sosa and the Cubs in the Sec- coaches there. Small-market Randy Johnson. But would Disneyland attraction after him ond City is not what he wants. play in pinstripes as long as popped up again when the Reds could build a team and manager Buck Showalter stop — Junior's Junction? — or per- And, they're a long way from George Steinbrenner owned the Washington Redskins, New new ballpark around him. Griffey from wearing his cap haps feature him climbing the catching Cleveland team. Junior still upset at how York Jets, New York Yankees 3. New York Mets. Need to backwards? center-field rocks at Angels' 22. Oakland. Trying to build his father was treated by the and Cincinnati Reds all went compete on the field, at the 8. Los Angeles. Last winter's ballpark. Either way, rich Dis- through the farm system and Boss. In early 1986, Ken Grif- up for sale. ticket office and in the tabloids spending spree only bought bad ney needs to pump up volume. fringe free agents. fey Sr. demanded a trade from with the World Series champi- jokes. Bring him to Dodgertown 15. Boston. Like him or hate 23. Detroit. Got the marquee the Yankees and Steinbrenner But Larry Dolan said his ons. Might take Edgardo Alfon- in the spring, and a Fall Classic him, GM Dan Duquette has a player it wanted in Juan Gon- responded: "Who's going to take brother and Cablevision, which zo, Roger Cedeno and Octavio could follow. way of pulling off surprising zalez. It's 50-50 he'll stay past a 36-year-old outfielder with owns the NBA's New York Dotel to get him. Mets might 9. Colorado. Coors Field and successful moves. Red Sox next year. Griffey would be long two gimpy knees making Knicks and NHL's New York instead wind up with his would never be the same. could use power in their out- gone when he got the chance to $960,000 a year besides me? Rangers, are not a part of the Mariners teammate Alex Slumping Rockies need a new field, not that they have the leave. Who else is that stupid? He Indians deal. Rodriguez. dose of excitement. And they resources to get him. 24. Florida. An easy enough should shut up because I'm 4. Seattle. Good chance can afford him 16. Toronto. Carlos Delgado trip to Orlando. But Marlins' tired of him whining." Becoming the Indians owner is particularly sweet for Dolan, a lifelong sports fan. He told reporters Thursday about lis- Swimmers head north to Toledo tening to Indians games as a boy in the 1930s and remem- By NICK HURM One place the men think spots including the back stroke bered the electric atmosphere The BG News they will make their tear is in relay team of Amanda Mess- of Cleveland when the Indians The Bowling Green swim- sprint freestyle. Junior Andy mer, Abell, and Nancy Simpson last won the World Series in ming and diving team looks to Jenkins swam strongly last who finished in first place at 1948. shatter some expectations and year in the 50 and 100 the Stubbs Relay. The Falcons "You had to be there to see performances this weekend in freestyle. Junior Aaron Hem- also have a core of experienced what it did for the city," he said. the Glass City. minger along with sophomores divers that could help get BG "It was a beautiful experience." Both the men's and women's Steve Chaney and Adam Brown over the top if the meet is close. Dolan was a football star ata team will battle Eastern Michi- also strengthen BG's freestyle The team of Laura Segerlin and local Catholic high school and gan and the host team Toledo team. Patti Wilson finished first out played on the freshman team at today. of 13 teams in the three-meter Notre Dame, where he earned his bachelor's and law degrees. Women's team combined two weeks ago. Men's team The women's team like many After serving in the Marines, "The divers are pumped up he returned to this area in 1958 The men look for some other Falcon sports teams has also," Abell said. "We've had and never left. respect from the two teams. quite a rivalry with the team some injuries with divers, but Eastern Michigan has been the Outside his business career, just a little up 1-75. Last year were going to get a couple of perennial powerhouse of the BG Newt Photo/Ben French Toledo beat up on the Falcons Dolan has been an active volun- them there that are healthy. teer with community organiza- Mid-American Conference. 157.5-84.5. But the Falcons The swim team revives their rivalry with Toledo this weekend They'll be ready to put their tions. He has helped run two Toledo has boasted strong came back and beat the Rockets game face on." charitable foundations arid teams in the past as well. But in their sixth place finish at the junior Mike McHugh said. "I promise in the MAC Champi- Abell believes that Toledo organized a road race that rais- the Falcon men are improving. MAC Championship meet. The es about $25,000 annually fer don't know if we can compete onship finishing 14th overall. Eastern has put some of their women's team also had a good will be surprised mostly by the Greater Cleveland Chapter with them at that level in most But the loss of Clungston swimmers in off events against strong showing at the Tom BG's overall team performance. of the American Red Cross. events, but we are going to means the loss of valuable the Falcons in past years which Stubbs Relay two weeks ago at show them we are not a joke points for the men's team. The team is expecting some fast The local Red Cross honored is the main reason BG is look- Cooper pool. Dolan in 1996 with an award team." "There is no doubt that it is swims. The main thing for the ing for respect. They have 17 "I think everyone is really for outstanding volunteer ser- One of the biggest losses that going to hurt us," men's captain women that BG swim coach returning letterwinners and a pumped to go out there and vice. ; will hurt the men's team all Matt Ellinger said. "It kills talented batch of freshman, BG compete," senior Sarah Abel Randy Julian told his team to year is the loss of diver Josh when you lose a top eight I MAC The father of six children, could find the respect they are said. "We're all kind of on the focus on what they are doing Dolan expects that one day he Clungston. Without Clungston, finals] diver. We have got to def- looking for. same level in the MAC. We're will pass his team on to his the BG men will have to rely on initely support Kris. I think we and to be excited. The meet will "We're going to go out and excited about the competition." their lone diver Kris Waechter. have the team to make up for start promptly at 6 p.m. swim our best and show them The team has many bright The junior diver did show it." "They are my succession that we are for real this year," plan," Dolan said. iFriday, November 5, 1999 The BG News Page 11 LANDINGS RANSACTiONS spo National Basketball Association By The Associated Press m iEF $ Campus Events At A Glance BASEBALL R American League EASTERN CONFERENCE Tennis travel to Madison Classified Attention Golden Key National Honor So- Atlantic Division ANAHEIM ANGELS—Fired The Falcons are up in Madison, Wis. for the Ads ciety Members: Officer elections Novem- W L Pet GB Bob Harrison, Matt Keough, Dave ITA Midwest Regional Tournament starting ber 8. BAA 100 O 9pm. 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