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OPINION ORLD NEWS 4 [NOW J_ SPORTS I Columnist Louis Lomansky finds Taiwan towers are Costner receives average BG football will try to a bit of Jerusalem in N.W. Ohio. tilting after a 7.6 review for his lead in "For the knock off Kent earthquake. Love of the Game." this Saturday.

Weather Today: Friday partly cloudy September 24. 1999 High 69. Low 51 e BLr i> ews Volume 87 & Issue 23 \\ \v. o A daily independent student press Gaufit outlines goals in speech

By JEFF ARNETT Dan Petro, a sophomore sec- "It didn't get me pumped The BG News ondary education major, said up," Dorman said. "It wasn't The other goals were: the speech was beneficial. what I was expecting." •Finding more initiatives for Clint Gault, president of the "I thought it was good that Kletecka noted that the actu- raising academic standards Undergraduate Student Gov- he's trying to inform the stu- al content of the speech didn't •Expanding current library ernment, delivered his State of dents about what he's doing," bother her, though she did have hours the Stud.mt Body speech yes- Petro said. trouble hearing it, but she •Creating a comprehensive terday at the Business Admin- Petro also said that the goal thought Gault wasn't excited or and open evaluation process on istration Building. of getting a musical group in candid enough. campus for teachers, adminis- During the short address, Perry Stadium was one of the "He read the whole thing," trators, and academic deans Gault focused on 10 main goals most impressive parts of the for the year. One of them, Kletecka said. "He didn't sound •Putting syllabi on the Uni- speech. increasing the shuttle service, motivated. You can tell he versity's website was implemented this fall when "I think that's important wants to do good for the school. •Increasing current involve- two new off-campus shuttle because that's something the I'm not saying he doesn't have ment between the University routes were added. other students are going to good intentions." and the Bowling Green commu- After the speech, Gault told relate to," Petro said. Gault said the speech was a nity The News it went very well. Not all of the students were good way to get USG's message •Opening the health center "I was very pleased with the impressed by the speech, how- out ~ one of the goals in the on weekends outcome of the speech," Gault ever. speech. •Holding a concert in Perry said. "I think, personally, the way "If I'm the voice of the stu- Stadium Some of the students in the he delivered the speech needed dent body, the student body •Improving USG's public crowd, many of them USG sen- work," said senior IPC major should know what the voice is," relations ators and cabinet members, Amy Kletecka. "I wasn't that Gault said. •Building strong relation- BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH expressed appreciation for the impressed." Gault said the speech is also ships with faculty, administra- speech and applauded several Kevin Dorman, a junior the- beneficial because it sets a tion, graduate students, and Clint Gault said that USG has 10 goals for the year, one of them times during it. ater major, agreed. precedent for the future. classified staff. is to put University syllabi on a website. Creating new listservers Students have blast in Bali becoming popular among students, faculty

By LOUIS LOMASKY losophy majors and minors list The BG News is designed to inform people about the meetings of the Phi- Many people at the Universi- losophy Club, special philo- ty use listservers in order to sophical events on campus such forgotten, nature and religion. keep in touch with large groups as talks or debates, opportuni- With summer officially over, of people, yet it is becoming ties to submit papers to jour- today marks the last segment They are able to recall songs that they haven't played in popular for some people to start nals or conferences, graduate of the four-part series on sum- and manage their own list- school opportunities and many mer. Look for a new series years, which is a result of con- centration." servers. other topics. about alumni starting next Fri- These listservers are run on The target audience of this day. , According to David Harnish, associate professor of ethnomu- a machine called hstserver is undergraduates sicology, the summer workshop listproc.bgsu.edu and allow dis- with an interest in philosophy. By IRENE SHARON SCOTT focused on the Balinese arts cussion on anything from "We have good evidence that The BG News and music and Gamelan music. sports to physics. They are, in advisors in the college of Arts essence, e-mail based discus- A summer workshop in Bali, In order to receive a grade and Sciences have been steer- and three credit hours, stu- sion groups. Anybody with a ing undergraduates away from Indonesia, an island located University identification who is between the Pacific and Indi- dents selected arts of their philosophy claiming that it's choice and wrote papers. The registered with the University useless and a career dead end." ana Ocean near Southeast is eligible to start or run a list- Asia, gave students and faculty maximum number of arts stu- Sobel said. Sobel hopes that serer. this listproc will make people members an opportunity to dents could take on was three. Everyone, studied Gamelan One such person is David aware of the Philosophy Club interact with the Balinese vil- Sobel, a professor of philosophy lagers, learn new skills and music. There was an art and and that people who want to music component. Harnish, and an undergraduate advisor continue class discussion on a experience Balinese lifestyles. to philosophy students. He "They are different in every- Balinese local musicians and philosophic topic or issue will maintains the PH1LMAJORS- feel free to use this list as an day life in comparison to here," artist and Rebecca Green, an assistant art professor, directed MINORS list. said Melanie Bandy, senior According to Sobel, the Phi- labor relations major. "They the classes and seminars. • See LISTSERVER, page five. don't have as much luxury but Choices of classes included still live a happy and fulfilling Gamelan lessons, mask mak- life." ing, puppet making, female Hike in gas prices Joe Felice, a graduate stu- dancing, male dancing, offering dent in guitar performance said making, Indonesian language frustrate commuters the Balinese people taught him lesson, suling (a flute), drum- a lot, mainly to work on his ming lessons, xylophone By KIMBERLY DUPPS The state gas tax, which is concentration skills. lessons and Batik making The BG News 22 cents, has not been "I have a deeper apprecia- (cloth). Each art had its signifi- increased since 1993; the feder- tion of the complexity of the cance. Recent gas prices are higher al gas tax is 18 cents and has culture and music," Felice said. "Masks are representations than normal due to high crude not been raised since 1995, oil prices that refineries are "Balinese are more respectful of ancestors and are used fre- PHOTO PROVIDED Young said. of their fellow "brothers' and quently in dances," Harnish paying. The high crude oil prices their private space. They are While in Bali students experienced an authentic Indonesian cre- "The higher gasoline prices have ballooned local prices to more in tune with what we've • See BALI, page five. mation. Inside the bull it is tradition for them to place a corpse. are strictly due to crude oil $1.28 per gallon for regular prices and what refineries are unleaded gas. Speedway, 204 being charged," said Bob W. Wooster, is at $1.27 per gal- Turning Points offers eating disorder support Young, a public information lon for economy unleaded gaso- officer at the Ohio Board of line and Sunoco, 1530 K. chaotic diet cycles and constant preoccupa- Transportation. "The gas tax Wooster, is $1.28 per gallon for The BG News tion with weight." has definitely not gone up and regular unleaded gasoline. Elayne Jacoby, a nurse practitioner and has nothing to do with the Have you ever found yourself bingeing another co-facilitator of the group, also higher prices." • See GAS, page five. on iunk food only to throw it up later? said eating disorders are a big deal on col- Have you ever starved yourself to fit into lege campuses. •53% of 13-year-old a certain outfit? "There's a tremendous amount of soci- American girls are Have you ever known anyone who has? etal pressure to be thin and to be a certain unhappy with Iheir If you answered yes to any of these ques- weight," Jacoby said, citing women's maga- 9 bodies tions, Turning Points might be just the zines and fad diets as sources of that pres- 1.38 group for you. sure. •78% of 17-year-old According to Diane Tinsman, co-facilita- "We do address fad diets in the group, girts are dissatisfied tor of Turning Points and a counselor at 9 with their appearance with an emphasis on healthy eating the University, the group is designed for instead of dieting," Jacoby said. 1.48 • 85% of adult women women who have an eating disorder or who Tonya Hefner, a nutrition educator and wake up each day want more information about eating disor- co-facilitator of the group, said dieting usu- ready to do battle ders. ally doesn't work. with their weight Turning Points is an eight session infor- Dieting perpetuates the mentality of and size mal and educational group that students feeling guilty for eating certain foods," • More than $35 billion can register for at the Counseling Center, Hefner said. "Healthy eating is more of a is spent annually on located in the Saddlemire Student Services lifestyle change." dieting and diet products Building. Hefner said the group emphasizes eat- Tinsman said college campuses are often ing three meals a day and knowing basic ms IOUM Tha fmlimm Caw FowvMfton where many women develop an eating dis- nutrition. order. Turning Point's sessions are held on "This age group is at high risk for the Wednesdays from 3:30-5 p.m. beginning BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE onset of eating disorders because college Oct. 6, 1999. Students can call the Coun- students are surrounded by their peers," seling Center at 372-2081 for more infor- Gas prices have increased due to crude oil prices. Tinsman said. "College can be a time of mation. page 2 The BG News Friday, September 24, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Jerusalem is jewel of world I used to live in Jerusalem. and Yom Kippur. Many people Jerusalem. As such, this is PEOPLE That's a great city. For people have heard of these holidays. really quite a unique opportuni- who like history, it is just about Fewer people, however, have ty- on the street the best city. People can see heard of Sukkos. If somebody relics from just about every is in Jerusalem during this hol- I suppose that if I am to empire that has ever graced the iday one will be very aware that mention that the event will What should the United States do lo lower something big is happening. the recent gas hike? face of the earth. I remember happen I ought also mention one corner of the city in which I The entire city is transformed. saw Jebusite, Roman, Byzan- People go out of their way to that those interested in attend- tine, Assyrian, Egyptian, First make this time of year special. ing the event can contact Temple Period, Second Temple One of the most special Chabad at (419)-843-9393 for Period, Ottoman, and British everts is Simchas Beis more information. ruins. HaShueva. Most of the big "...There are plenty of In short, I do not believe that Bowling Green is a nice city, Synagogues and Yeshivas (Jew- things I do like about this column will have a univer- but there just aren't enough ish religious schools) will hold remnants from the Jebusites to Bowling Green. I one of these events sometime sal appeal in that everybody during the eight days of Sukkos sate my palate. I remember like the fact that I shares a fondness of Jerusalem. Chad Schult-/ Sam Onwellcr working on archeological sites celebration. There is dancing, I do believe, however, that most Freshman don't have to walk up singing, camaraderie and even Sophomore around the Old City of students on this campus find ' Ere-Optometry Elementary Ed. Jerusalem, and piecing togeth- Mount Scopus in a bit of drinking. The festivi- Take over Iraq." ties continue until all hours of themselves living or having "Regulate the gas er little bits of Edomite ostraca, order to use the prices to a maxi- the night. I once had to act as a lived in multiple environments, and it disheartens me that internet. I also like mum price it can- there is no equivalent here in guard for one of these events. so to speak. I believe that this Apart from making sure that not exceed." BG. the fact that there are is why so many ethnic and reli- fewer suicide the crowd stayed under control Don't get me wrong, there I was also in charge of refresh- gious groups have developed on Ken Slachta are plenty of things I do like bombers here in BG" ment disbursement. These this campus. In any case, I Junior •. Music Ed. about Bowling Green. I like the events only conjure positive hope that those of you who do caught off-guard but it never "Eliminate point- fact that I don't have to walk up memories for me. have similar nostalgia about Mount Scopus in order _o use fails to please me. When I less spending on learned that I could buy Israeli the Jerusalemesque will find the internet. I also like the fact Needless to say, when I Clinton icandals." bread here in BG I was utterly that there are fewer suicide found out that the Chabad some salutary content in this delighted. Recently, however, 1 bombers here in BG than in the organization of Toledo is going article and perhaps even join discovered that a Jewish group greater Jerusalem area. to be hosting one of these in Toledo, Chabad Lubavitch, events on this coming Monday me in Toledo this coming Mon- Jeremee Butts Brian Mai char There are some things in this will be offering Northwest Ohio night I was elated. There is day. Freshman Senior area, however, that really elate a chance to get a real taste of almost nothing more definitive Undecided Marketing me. One such thing is when a Jerusalem. of Jerusalem than a Simchas "Regulate the "Initiate a subsidy prices." or some type of bit of Northwest Ohio overlaps Jews all over the world are Beis HaShueva party. I mean, I.

, Friday, September 24, 1999 The BG News page 3 Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603

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Peacekeepers move in formation 3 boys arrested in gang rape of 8-year-old Associated Press Writer Eye on the Nation Associated Press Writer DILI, East Timor— Gunfire crackled across East Timor's ST PAUL— Three boys were arrested Wednesday in the chaotic capital Thursday, Bending civilians scrambling for shelter alleged gang rape of an 8-year-old girl, while the four other sus- and peacekeepers lor their rifles in what was seen as a test of Countdown to 2000 pects wire too young for prosecution multinational authority in the province The three boys, ages 10. 11 and 1.1. were being held at a juve- Though the shooting was not an attack, it prompted the com- nile detention center on preliminary charges of lirst-degree crim- mander of the peace mission. Maj. Gen. Peter Cosgrove. to warn inal sexual conduct. The ooys must be charged within 48 hours. that his men would use "lethal force" against anyone who even "We figured that enough had come together to bring them in," pointed a weapon at them. said police spokesman Michael Jordan. "They are accused of a Three truckloads of Indonesian soldiers, apparently resentful significant crime." at losing East Timor in a referendum on independence, Because the boys are under 14, they cannot be tried as adults. unleashed bursts of automatic lire as they drove through the If convicted, they could be confined in a juvenile institution until Australian- and British-controlled sectors of Dili. they turn 19. No one was hurt, and the soldiers were not caught Hut the The other lour boys accused in the- rape are under 10, the min- incident demonstrated how jittery the multinational troop- an- imum age for criminal prosecution in Minnesota. One of the four as they face the prospect ol deadly confrontations with anti-inde- is the victim's 9-year-old brother, who police say led the attack on pendence militias his sister

Gorbachev gives wife last kiss at funeral Clinton pledges to help areas hit by Floyd Usociated Press Writer Associated Press Writer MOSCOW — bidding farewell 10 the woman whose intelli- TARBORO, N.C.— After seeing entire communities sub- gence matched his own and whose sharp fashions dazzled the merged in water. President Clinton promised Monday that "the iVest, former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev bent slowly American family" would do all it can to help the victims of floods >vcr wife Raisa's open coffin today for a final kiss goodbye caused by Hurricane Floyd. "We're going to be with you every Mrs Gorbachev's death from leukemia Monday at age 67 step ol the way." he said. ■tided a 46-year marriage that many saw as profoundly symbiot- Clinton toured this devastated community in eastern North C "They were a real pair," said former German chancellor Hel- Carolina by helicopter, his eyes taking in miles of brown water nut Kohl, one of the mourners at Moscow's Novodevichy come that seemed to swallow everything in its path: factories, small cry "Much of what he achieved is unimaginable without his airplanes, cars and trees, six houses on a cul-de-sac showing only inches of roof. vife." "The damage was unbelievable. I was surprised by it," Clinton Although Mrs Gorbachev's professorial intellect and stylish told reporters just before leaving town "We just have to stay Iress seemed to outsiders to complement her husband's epochal with it and do our best to help them." •eform policies, she was regarded with suspicion by many Rus- Clinton said on Air Force One he was amazed at the depth of Associated Press Photo sians used to Soviet leader-' wives being unseen and unmen- the water so many days after the hurricane because that i- a sign ioned. that it is not receding quickly. These waters, he said, "did not Tourists embrace in front of the Eiffel Tower marking 100 days But eyes that may once have narrowed in suspicion brimmed come from .1 normal ebb and flow ... This was water that was lit- before year 2000. yesterday. with sympathy yesterday. erallv blown in here bv the hurricane." Taiwan towers still standing after earthquake Shoddy construction, but stout support prevents buildings from falling after 7.6 quake Associated Press Writer pressed into 10 feet of rubble, 100 people. The buildings had in areas that used to he ,i paddy TAIPEI, Taiwan — They but the structure above been made with substandard field or a pond," said Sho/o didn't pancake or even topple remained Standing, dangling at steel rods, and authorities Koinaki. profe8SOr of earth- over. Many of Taiwan's high- a 45-dcgrec angle. found crumpled vegetable oil quake engineering at Fukui rise buildings rocked by a pow- Quake experts say building (.ins had been used in place of Institute of Technology in erful earthquake simply designs, the enforcement of bricks. Tokyo "With a rapid increase in leaned, hanging precariously in construction codes and the A total of 2,268 people had population and an increasing space at improbable angles and quality of land that buildings been rescued since the quake need to build facilities to cater curves. rest upon all likely contributed struck, many of them extracted to it, builders had to construct Why? to the way the structures were from more than (i.t)O(i totally buildings i.i areas where people Weak, shoddy construction damaged in the magnitude-7.6 destroyed housing units across never lived before Those areas at the bottom but enough stout earthquake that struck Taiwan the island, the disaster center tend to be not so solid " support overall to prevent the on Tuesday said. Taiwan's bent buildings are total collapse marking many Taiwan's Disaster Manage- Engineers and seismologists not unique. During large earth- tragic earthquakes. some ment Center said yesterdaj from around the world are (ly- quakes in Los Angeles, .lap.in, experts say night that 2,109 people hid ing to Taiwan to find out why Greece and Turkey some struc- "This was built strong," said been killed. 7,800 injured and some buildings failed while oth- tures were also knocked off American rescuer James 1,844 remained unaccounted ers survived. their foundations and left tilted Walsh, pointing to solid, steel for. including those buried "It appears that in many or leaning against other budd- bars protruding from one of under rubble and landslides cases in Taiwan, the ground ings. Taiwan's leaning towers. Prosecutors also announced floor of buildings was very Taiwan has suffered less The bottom four floors of the the arrest of a contractor weak structurally because damage than Kobe. Japan, 16-story apartment building in responsible for three buildings there was a garage or a shop which was hit by a less-power- the town of Toliu had been com- that collapsed, burying about there." said Robert (idler, a ful quake in 1995, said Tai- professor of geophysics at Tokyo wanese architect Chen Hung- University. ming. A wide open ground floor Following the Kobe quake. without proper support leaves Taiwan's building codes were an entire building vulnerable to toughened to consider not only the potenf, sideways motion horizontal shock effects but generated by earthquakes, he vertical shakes, he said. said. "The damage could have Buildings in which floors col- been much greater." he said. lapse atop one another may not Those tougher standards did have had enough horizontal not apply to structures that had support in the columns, said been completed during Un- John Mander of the University building boom of earlier of Buffalo's Multidisciplinary decades. And even the best (inter for Earthquake Engi- codes are worthless if they are neering Research. • Associated Press Photo ignored. Leaning apartments are propped up by three steel beams on the Buildings constructed on Turkey, which also ha-- tOUgh outskirts of Taiperi, Taiwan. Many of Taiwan's high-rise build- unstable land or filled-in building codes, saw many ings rocked by a powerful earthquake simply leaned, hanging swamps or rice paddies may be buildings flattened in an Aug. precautiously in space at improbable angles and curves. vulnerable to "liquefaction," 17 quake because those codes where agitated ground water were poorly enforced, experts "Looking at the TV footage, ally don't meet current building rises and mixes with the soil said. there were many obvious cases codes and their owners often beneath building foundations. Associated Press Photo "I'm not sure whether those of substandard construction resist strengthening or demol- As of yesterday, Taiwan's Disaster Management Center reported The ground liquifies, partially buildings in Taiwan followed that left buildings with a lack of ishing them, even if they are that 2,109 people have been killed, 7,800 injured and 1,844 sinking, tilting or twisting the the country's building codes.'' resistance to shearing motion." located in earthquake zones. remained unaccountable for, including those buried under rub- structures above. "Liquefaction could happen .-aid Qeorge Lee, director of the ble and landslides. He said older buildings usu- University of Buffalo center Ohio to hold first large-scale medical study on Gulf War veterans

By JAMES HANNAH improve the health ol (.nil War veter- severity ol the symptoms. The govern- "If this treatment were to work, that Denver ( ombs, din-dor of the Mont- Associated Press Writer ans. ment is seeking 1,350 volunteers nation- would be quite remarkable," he said. gomery County Veterans Service Center, DAYTON, Ohio — An Ohio hospital About 700,000 men and women wide. "The possibility is the patient would be said volunteers ni.iv he hard lo find. will participate in the first large-scale served in the war. An estimated 2 per- The other study will lest whether the cured." I le s.iul that even though many Gull study ol possible treatments tor Gulf cent of them have reported symptoms antibiotic doxycycline improves the FeUSSner said the drug is not experi- War veterans are suffering fatigue, mus- War veterans suffering unexplained ill- lli.it have eluded traditional medical health of veterans infected with the mental and is available In prescription clc aches, headaches and hair loss, Ihev nesses, officials said Thursday. explanation, including chronic fatigue, microorganism Mycopl.isma. which for certain ailments. It has side effects are distrustful of the government. And The Dayton VA Medical Center is joint pain and memory loss some people think may be causing the such as skin rashes and diarrhea, but among 30 U.S. site-, selected lo lest an he said many fear that taking part in ailments A total of 4T0 volunteers are antibiotic and .inning only 20 sites lo Many are convinced their illnesses tlirv will be less severe than those ot such tests could adversely affect their evaluate exercise and .mother non-drug may be related to exposure lo toxins or being sought for that Study, other antibiotics taken bv many veter- jobs. therapy. other chemical or em ironmental factors. Dr. John l-'eussner, the department's ans, he said "I think they're going to have a lough It's part of a $20 million effort by the One study will focus on exercise and chief research and development officer, f-eussner also said volunteers can time finding volunteers," Combs said. Defense Department and Department of cognitive behavioral therapy, which said the volunteers will be treated by the quit the study it they arc unhappy with "Most ol these people are young peo- Veterans Affairs to explore ways to teaches techniques lor reducing the antibiotic for about a year. it. ple." I ■I MffPffimiirymln^^ Friday, September 24, 1999 The BG News page 5 BALI LISTSERVER- Continued from page one. als and cloths. one in the village has had done arc very conscious of how they Continued from page one. e-mail copy of this FAQ. "It is very beautiful," Green some sort of farming and had treat people." Axe said, "For friends to dis- said. said. "Puppets are important some sort of artistic talent. Students also learned to open forum for posting ques- cuss things about the beautiful During the ceremony, every- "The people made their all of adopt to the Balinese costumes. tions because of the (Batinesc) shad- game of Foseball, and to talk ow puppet tradition. The tradi- one is wearing matching shirts their food, which was healthy," "We discourage students Adam Kujawski, a geogra- about whatever else is on their tion is 100 years old and used and are joyous because it's the he said. "We ate fruits, pudding from wearing shorts, instead to phy major, runs a very different in ritual for rising up ancestors celebration of the descent's life. and black rice mixed with wear light pants," Harnish sort of list. His list, called minds." Also, a band accompanies the coconut milk and bananas for who watch in Spiritual form." said. "Although it was hot, it Domestic-Violence, is designed "In the beginning it was a family. The immediate family is breakfast. For lunch, we ate During the three-week visit, was not a good thing to have open list, we even put random holding a white cloth that is rice with vegetables, for dinner to be a, "discussion group of workshop participants took your legs uncovered. The Bali- friends on a wide variety of - people on it, but due to politics part in two major events, the attached to the coffin. the students could eat whatev- nese people treat you better "Since the carrying of the er they wanted." ics, including our bosses at we have had to limit the people temple festival and cremation when you dress modest and platform is hard work and the Aside from participating in work and we ridicule the Uni- ceremony. attempt to speak their lan- allowed on the list," he said. The temple festival included day was hot, there was a water ceremonies and seminars and versity." He said that this list "helps truck," Green said. "The people lectures, they visited museums guage." It was formed two years ago prayer, a procession to and Ending their voyage was a people build community by feel- from the temple, music and will take a rest, dance and be and the school of performing and started with two friends. It big feast, in which teachers ing free to express their con- dancing. Special clothing were sprayed with water which was arts in Denpasar, the capital. has since grown from a small from Denpasar and Bali cerns about the University worn by the Balinese people a blessing." They also went snorkeling in group of University students to attended. During the feast stu- community in a moderately and the University partici- At the cremation ground, the the Pacific at a beach in include alumni and -I nil. nts at pants. Garments worn were a coffin is placed into the bull. Indonesia. dents displayed what they safe environment. No one is learned. other universities. Subscribers, going to judge someone for white headpiece and a white The bull was also filled with Overall several lessons were according to Kujawski, "are offerings, which are bamboo, learned either from lectures, Harnish encourages other what they post to the list." shirt for the men and a colorful admitted by invitation only. We law top for the females, said flowers and fruits. Then, every- talking to the Balinese locals or students to participate in the Those who wish to subscribe look for a sense of humor and Harnish. thing is burned. insights shared from each Bali workshop. He believes it is to a list need only find the creativity in a prospective sub- "(During temple ceremonies] "It's like a parade," Bandy other. Some participants found more effective to be there name of the list and send a sub- scriber. A person can be invited they have their legs and shoul- said. "About 60 to 70 men are something that they could rather than just reading about scription request. If a person holding this huge bamboo plat- to join the list by sending a ders covered," Felice said. "Men relate to or unique about the them. writes an e-mail to wore a kind slendong saput form with a huge bull in front. Bali experience. message to the list of less than "Students really learn how [email protected] and [skirt with an overskirtl. The platform takes up the Julie Powers, freshman to do something and they 50 words in which the person writes in the body of the text Women wore colorful outfits whole street. At the site they undecided arts major, said the become part of the culture explains why he should be with a sash, girdle long skirts transfer the body into the bull Balinese customs were unique. while they are there," he said. admitted to the list." "subscribe (list name) (your and lace shirts" and place it on the fire." "They use their left hand He said the workshop gives Kujawski said that the list is name)" sans quotation marks Green said the cremation is Felice said the preparation only for bathroom purposes," student an opportunity to expe- "not really about domestic and parentheses the person elaborate ard the family makes for the ceremony showed Powers said. "It is considered rience another culture, to wit- abuse, not to trivialize such will then be able to use the list. effigies of the deceased. The togetherness and unity among the dirty hand and they don't Sending to the list is only a people builds a tower with ness different ideals pertaining issues." the people. use it when giving and receiv- to arts. matter of composing a message tiers, this takes days. The num- Harnish said religion, art ing something. We had to learn Jeremy Axe, a junior MIS "It's important to personal to list-name@list- bers of tiers shows the social and music are important to the to use our right hand instead. major runs a list of his own. It growth to understand the arts status. The cremation that they Balinese and they use a lot of Also, before marriage they filed is called Foseball. According to proc.bgsu.edu. Receiving a list witness was one of a royal fam- rituals. Children grew into the their top front teeth...to be less in the world," he said. Axe, a list of frequently asked of the various listservers avail- ily. The family and community learning rituals and mastering animal like and be accepted Powers had similar feelings. questions, or FAQ, has been put able can be accomplished by procession from the main an artistic talent. into the afterlife." "I've became more culturally together about his list. People sending an e-mail to palace of Peliatan to the crema- "Spirituality and fine arts is Bandy said she could relate aware [of the Balinese people!," who wonder about the nature of [email protected] and tion grounds in Ubud. very important [to the Balinese to the idea of Karma enacted by Powers said. "You can read Foseball, as opposed to Foos- simply typing the word "list" in The family and community about them [Balinese people! in people!," Bandy said. "Every- the Balinese people. ball, are welcome to request an the body of the message. help in carrying a huge plat- one had a skill, either artistic "They believe in the idea a book and understand, but if form with a tower, the coffin at or musically. Everyday they that whatever you do-good or you experience and adapt to the base of the tower and a made offerings to the gods." bad-that it comes back to you their ways it really teaches huge bull made of paper, met- Harnish also said that every- eventually," Bandy said. "They you." GAS expect to fork over more than If you don't t.ilk Continued from page one. something commuters said expected to remain the same, they are used to doing in the they have to accept. according to Young. with your kid* about sex, past. "We mainly go with what the "There's not much that I can "It's best to get gas during who will? WE'LL RAY competition is doing," said Amy "Of course, I go home less do about it. 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•' v".« page 6 The BG News Friday, September 24, 1999 Melissa Naymik Editor in Chief CAMPUS 372-6966 Wellness Connection targets smoking By ERIN BERGER will start off on Monday with a actually do smoke. A poll taken need to evaluate what part The BG News guest speaker and free food, on campus last year showed being a smoker plays in their With smoking on the rise Hageman said, but students that only approximately 38 personal self interest and see if mHHHl LJ SWJ'^B among the college-aged popula- will be able to join the program percent of University students they want to make a change. tion, the Wellness Connection until Oct. 6. polled had ever used tobacco. Some may decide smoking hps decided to combat the The first few weeks of the Eight percent of those polled plays a certain part in their life trend by offering an 8-week program will focus on getting began using tobacco once they that they are not ready to stop smoking program. participants ready to stop got to Bowling Green. change. The program will begin on smoking, according to Hage- Another possible reason that Another possible reason peo- Sept. 27 with a meeting from man, giving them information college students smoke, Hage- ple don't quit smoking is that 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Ohio Suite about smoking, addictions, man said, is stress. they don't realize the health 3 A of the Union. habits, etc. Kaplan agreed that many risks. "We haven't offered a stop The remaining weeks will be people site stress as a reason "I think a lot of times it's smoking program for a few used to help participants to for smoking, and he said it can hard for students, and anyone ' ^M * 9 1 TB ^H I^I years, so we thought we'd try actually stop smoking. Even in become both a habit and a under 30, to look at long-term ■ LW^^ MU/KKK^M 1 ^M <]MJS^_ one again," said Christina these sessions, though, those physical addiction. and see how things will affect Hageman, health promoter at involved will continue to get But, Kaplan said he thinks their long-term health," Hage- the Wellness Connection. information about things such the reason everybody starts man said. "It's important for This program comes at a as stress management and smoking is image. people to pay attention to how time when smoking in general nutrition, Hageman said. "It's very rare to find a per- their lifestyle now can affect has been on the rise. Particu- The program will end on the son who enjoyed their first cig- their later lifestyle." larly smoking among college- Great American Smokeout, arette," Kaplan said. "If you And there is a large health aged women has been a con- Nov. 18. Even once the program tried something that tasted risk, according to Kaplan. BG News Pholo/MIKF. LEHMKUHLE bad and made you feel bad, cern, according to Josh Kaplan, is complete, though, the "Of all the things that people why try it again, unless you medical director for the Stu- process will continue. do that aren't good for them, Andy Rhoades and Tricia Smith are smoking in front of Offen- "We plan to do a follow-up wanted to have a different dent Health Center. cigarettes are by far the worst hauer East. Dr. Josh Chaplan, medical doctor for the Students several months later to see if image?" Kaplan said that as far as for their health," Kaplan said. Health Center said that most students begin smoking because smoking figures go, the group the program worked," Hage- So, when people set out to of image. containing college-aged women man said. quit smoking, they have to do He said smoking causes is the only one whose numbers Why do students begin more than get rid of their phys- more death than all of the cent chance of dying as a direct The stop smoking program has not gone down over the smoking in the first place, ical addiction and habit. other dangerous things that result of smoking, Kaplan said. will begin on Monday. To regis- past decade. though? "The bottom line is if you people do combined, including "You're Roing to die anyway, ter, call the Wellness Connec- Hageman said that one rea- decide you're not going to "There is something about drinking and even things like but you have a better chance of tion at 372-WELL. college lifestyle that promotes son people begin to smoke is smoke anymore, you're not smoking," Kaplan said. because there is a perception going to smoke anymore," dangerous sports. Regular dying sooner if you smoke," The stop smoking program that more people smoke than Kaplan said. He said people smokers have about a 50 per- Kaplan said. New Jersey residents try to clean up after Floyd's mess By JOY RUSSELL PEREZ swamped a water treatment plant in have no clean clothes left," she said good look at the damage. Up to 2 more just came in to see what was salvage- Associated Press Writer Bridgewater that wasn't expected to while picking up free bottled water at inches of rain were expected today. able. There's not much." MANVILLE, N.J. — The smell of have water pressure nr pumping an Edison distribution site. Officials in the suburbs of New York Jeff Tittle, director of New Jersey's disinfectant and furniture polish waft- equipment. Officials fretted about fire Folks in northeastern Virginia were City groaned at the news that more Sierra Club, said overdevelopment in ed through the air as residents of cen- protection. also worried about clothes. Hard-hit rain was headed toward the water- tral New Jersey tried to scrub away Rain was falling again today in cen- residents of Franklin, 50 miles south- logged Northeast. flood plains across the Northeast has the mud-strewn legacy of Hurricane tral and northern New Jersey, with as east of Richmond, sifted through "Everybody's teeth are on edge been the chief reason why losses from Floyd. much as an inch expected by evening. boxes of the Red Cross' colorful shirts about rain," said Paul Shew, village Floyd have been so high. Sections of Manville looked as if a The National Weather Service issued and shorts. manager in Ossining, N.Y, where the "After a flood', everyone blames tornado had sucked furniture, carpet a flood watch for the area but More than 1,000 people attending a storm did some of its worst local dam- nature and says it's an act of God but and books from their homes, deposit- said the threat of additional flooding community meeting in the school age. "We're all preparing for the next ing them along sidewalks in piles 8 was confined mainly to small streams auditorium heard local and state offi- storm." it's not," he said. "Flooding is an act of feet high. and creeks. cials assure them that everything was Employees at the Sharon Savings man." "This is incredible," said Cheryl Other flash flood watches were being done to provide relief. Bank in Darby, Pa., were just trying to Back in Manville, it took four Nation- Volker, 42, as she sorted through posted today in southeast Pennsylva- Little can be done until the Black- recover from Floyd. They returned al Guardsmen to lift Joe Bonsignore's belongings that had bobbed about for nia, northern Delaware and extreme water River entirely recedes, Mayor and found tables and desks that had days in her temporary indoor pool — northeast Maryland. Jim Councill said. The water dropped floated from room to room in 5 feet of antique breakfront into a garbage truck, her living room. Across the Northeast, the floodwa- a couple of feet Monday but isn't water. A thick layer of mud covered which crumpled it into wooden planks. Floyd dumped so much water on ters produced by Floyd receded Mon- expected to completely fall until the the office's two-week old copy "I can't be upset, there's nothing I can central New Jersey that more than a day, only to make more visible the downstream Nottoway River also machine. do," he said. "But, you got to remember, million residents were likely have to storm's long-term legacy of misery. drops. "I found Friday's payroll sitting endure a fifth day today without safe Christina Hussein said she is ready None of Franklin's 8,700 residents intact on top of my desk," said Shirley this isn't garbage. This is people's water to drink. Floodwaters have to take her children to a hotel. "We would predict when they might get a Martin, a network administrator. "We lives."

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Ana Pereira&AnthonyRecznik NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 Readers should look for variety of reviews Costner fails to score By ERIK PEPPLE the enormity of the room con- J. MICHAEL BESTUL Quiz" (a pop culture feature), The BG News sume this small, sad man. It is The BG Newt you can expect that the film reviews are strightforward To paraphrase Garret Mor- a powerful moment. ris, baseball movies have been Unfortunately, this power When I read that "Stir of and biting, but more access- does not last the entire film. Echoes" is a lesser version of able. Example: Contributor "berry, berry good" to Kevin Costner. Raimi rambles for almost two "The Sixth Sense," I scoffed. Nathan Rabin found the new and half hours and makes the Martin Lawrence comedy, From the bawdy boy bond- Loudly. If you think I'm going huge mistake of not developing to get on my high horse about "Blue Streak," predictable yet ing brilliance of " Bull Durham" to the emotional Preston's character. Preston is how I know everything about somehow engaging. He wrote, adequate, but the role is so "while 'Blue Streak' is a big, Americana of "Field of film, stop thinking. That horse woefully underwritten that an is out in pasture. dumb, unoriginal Hollywood Dreams," dropping Costner into a setting involving base- attraction between Costner The problem with any artis- movie, it's at least a big, and Preston seems like an dumb, unoriginal Hollywood ball is a sure-fire success. And tic medium, especially film, is after-thought. Preston is such movie done right, which in for the most part, his new that quality is interpreted in a major player in Costner's too many different ways. An this day and age is pretty romantic baseball drama, "For Love of the Game," thoughts that to not beef up admitted cynic and film geek rare." her character makes their rela- Siskel & Ebert lives up to Costner's other (like myself) has much differ- tionship feel perfunctory— ent aesthetic desires than Style: This former duo was baseball themed flicks. Taking place during his final long ^^ because almost as if the love story was your average movie consumer. the cornerstone of film — — tossed in to give the movie a I had read separate reviews of reviews in America. Their game, wildly successful pitcher "Two Thumbs Up" became Billy Chapel (Costner) -finds from Movie Review to In- glossy more marketable both films whose recommen- romantic angle. Even worse is synonymous with America's his life unraveling. His lover the there, dations were polar opposites. its impossible to get a bead on Why did I credit one over the favorite contemporary films (Kelly Preston) has left him, deliriously gory "Evil Dead" there's no two ways about it he the owner of his team is ready pictures) pulls it off with needs the game as much as the Preston's character; she vacil- other? Because I know my and independent features. I lates from strong empowered tastes, and I know which found Roger Ebert to be some- to sell the organization and aplomb. Thanks to sharp edit- game needs him. he's battling sore muscles and ing and a brilliant sound mix, Raimi also has a keen ally in woman to a weak doormat with reviewing publication fits my times irrational and off-base no explanation. taste. So, instead of trying to with his reviews, while Gene the ravages of age. But some- Raimi effectively segues from Costner who delivers a fine flashback to flashback with performance. Costner's last It is a shame that the Pre- argue with local reviewers, Siskel was more appreciative thing strange happens during ston aspect of the film is so check out some of these publi- of original film technique and this game—Chapel begins ease. few pictures have been disap- Most of all, Raimi's visual pointing exercises in pseudo- weak The movie's heart lies cations. performances. Unfortunately, pitching a perfect game. As he with baseball and when it Film Threat Weekly Siskel passed away early this continues to strike out player acuity and editing prowess patriotic self-flagellation. Here serves the baseball footage he regains touch with his takes the field the picture is Style: This publication is year, and I have not paid after player, he begins to grand slam movie-making; the brainchild of Chris Gore, a much attention to the newly reassess his entire life. remarkably well. Never humanity and seems so utterly before, on film at any rate, has natural throughout the film it when it enters into the roman- die-hard film geek. If you can't titled "Roger Ebert & the From this point on, the pic- tic angle, the heart is gone and tell by Film Threat's writings, Movies." Whatever the opin- ture becomes a series of flash- baseball been treated with almost makes "The Postman" such reverence. recede into memory. Raimi and crew seem to go look at their tagline: "For ion of Ebert, though, he is the backs. Chapel reflects on his through the motions some, movies are a matter of most prominent critic in film career, friendships and the love The action is predictable, There are moments in this life and death... for others, it today. he has lost. For nine innings but the sound of the game—the picture where Costner remind- 'For the Love of the Game' means much more than Example: After giving a Chapel enters into a state of crack of the bat, the cheers and ed me of Charlie Brown on the that."Whether the reviews are glowing review of "Desert brutal self-analysis and con- jeers of fans—has never been mound—defeated, yet retain- Staring.Kevin •■» ■—» ■■» ■■» ■■ ■■ ■"^■» ■■» *■» «■» ■■ ■*> ■»■ •■ ■—* ■—» ■* m •■» J "Justify Your Existence" NOW reviews, you get the ard, Bcthea, Andrews, Balart (short interviews with musi- same kind of aesthetic. 10. "The Greatest Genera- cians) and "Cultural Idiocy tion" by Tom Brokaw

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Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Volleyball goes north to Kalamazoo, Mt Pleasant By NICK HURM weekend Western Michigan seems to The outside hitter averaged tournament was one of the trol the ball and use our fire The BG News The orange and brown will be the stronger team that BG 5.15 kills and 3.54 digs per worst she has ever seen her power." tour through Michigan with a will face this weekend. WMU is game last weekend at the team play. CMU Falcon senior middle hitter game at Central Michigan 8-3 on the year, facing strong Ameritech Invitational Tourna- is now preparing Lori Kemerer is among the top The Bowling Green volley- tonight and Western Michigan competition. Two of the three ment. for the Falcons. in the nation in blocking. Bronco losses were to teams ball team may have a 5-5 over- Saturday. CMU is 3-7 overall. They "Bowling Kemerer is ranked 20th in tHe all record, but in the mind of ranked in the top ten in the "We're on the road again, so are riding a four game losing Green is a scrap- country averaging 1.48 blocks coach Denisc Van De Walle nation. Powerhouses Nebraska anything can happen," Van De streak. The Chippewas were py team that per game. they arc 0-0. and Florida topped WMU in Walle said. "I told the team that swept last weekend at the Ken- likes to throw three sets. "It is so important that we The first 10 matches have all everyone is zero and zero right tucky Invitational by Hofstra, Denlse surprises at open up conference play with'a been in preparation for the Fal- now. Everyone plays a different Bronco senior Mandy Kentucky, and Southeast Mis- Van De Walle you," Piha said in win," Van De Walle said. "We the CMU volley- cons for Mid-American Confer- type of preconference sched- Whifield is the reigning MAC souri State. Chippewas coach need to just take it one matdh ence play, which starts this ule." offensive player of the week. Elaine Piha believes that the ball update. "We'll have to con- at a time." BG THE VIEW FROM THE BENCH butts heads DAN NIED with Bills

Please By PETE STELLA The BG News don't come Sunday, a battle of teams with great records will occur ;rt back Barry Cochrane field at 1p.m. The BG women's soccer team brings their 5-2-0 overall and 2- Dear Mr. Sanders, 0 Mid-American Conference I am writing in regard records to face the Buffalo to your .stellar career as a Bulls. The Bulls currently have Detroit Lion and the fact that a 6-0-1 record and face their you have recently decided to first conference match Friday sever your ties with the organi- zation. Your recent actions have against Toledo. caused many of us Lions fans to For the Falcons, they haven't change our opinion of you. seen action since their decisive- Sir, we believe you are class- victory over rival Northern Illi- less. nois 3-2 September 18. With We've seen more graceful their long rest, BG should be exits in a Charles Barkley bar ready to dance with the Bulls BG News Photo/MME LEHMKUHLE fight. The great respect and "It feels like the pre-seasoti pride we had for you as one of around here because we havb BG strong safety Chad Long breaks up a pass against Tennessee Tech. The Falcons will travel to Kent looking to avenge last week's our heroes has diminished into so much time between games,'' lopsided loss to MAC East favorites Marshall. a loathing. BG coach Tom Piccirillo said. Alright, you had a reason to "We have been working on little retire. The Lions may have the worst management in sports. things in practice and on thingt They ha"en't built the team that we didn't do that well around you the way the Bears against Northern." Kent next for Falcons The Bulls are off to a 6-0-1 built around Payton and the 49ers built around Montana. record and face the Falcons fof And for that, they should be By G. Michael Graham ence opener. ball, get out on the corner and ing senior Geoff Betts in the the third time. BG holds a 2-0 chastised. The BG News They are led by school run with it." secondary are freshmen corner- advantage on the series. Buffal But it is the manner that you record-setting passer Jose Davis' top targets have been backs Abdur Khan and Nasville lo is coached by Jean A. Tassajl retired that lost our respect. forget about the loss to Davis. The senior has complet- halfback Shawn Shoemaker Dyer. The defensive line is led who has compiled a 38-29-lf You could have decided before Marshall. ed 43-of-91 passes for 538 yards and tight end Jason Gavadza by Brad Hartman. Senior free record in her five years as hea4 the draft so the Lions could and three touchdowns for an who have racked up 12 and 11 safety Gary McCullough leads coach. trade up and get Edgarrin All Bowling Green can do is average of 179.3 yards per catches for 108 and 206 yards the team with 36 tackles. James or Rickey Williams. You "Buffalo's record is outstand- win out and hope for the best. game ranking sixth in the Mid- respectively. Kent does run a Blackney said they shift a lot ing." Piccirillo could have even retired a few Right now, the Falcons' main American Conference. He also toward the tight end. weeks after the draft and given lot of screens. said. "They jus} focus is Saturday's game at has no interceptions. For the Bowling Green In 1999, Bowling Green is returned from > the Lions time to land a good averaging 108.7 yards on the free agent running back. If you Kent starting at 6 p.m. Falcon "Jose Davis is a good player," offense, it looks as though this successful trip to coach Gary Blackney talked BG defensive lineman Malcolm could be the week to break out ground. That's nowhere near had done either we would have where they want to be. Black- Florida and they about winning on the road in Robinson said. "As a defense, rushing-wise. Kent ranks last applauded, cried for your ney addressed the sub-par per- don't face any departure and bid you farewell. the preseason. we have to get more pressure in the conference allowing formance of the offensive line. weak teamf But to drop a line to a "I think the Kent game is on him. We need to get the job 326.7 yards per game rushing He said if the problem persists, Tom until later >* Kansas paper the day before every bit as important," Black- done up front." and ranks 12th in total defense thelr ney said. "Each conference Davis is also dangerous run- he won't hesitate to play some Piccirillo season! training camp starts? Well, at 497 yards per game. Navy This game, likf that's where you let us, and game has the same amount of ning the ball. He has 100 rush- younger players. rushed for 398 yards against "Each one of us six has to last year's, could prove to b* your team. down. weight. There's a lot of factors ing in three games. The leading the Golden Flashes. Oh yeah, your team. Did you and incentives in terms of the Kent rushers are Chante Mur- pick it up," Eric Curl said. "It's critical in the post-season rank Pees is well aware of Steve ever think about them? Did you Kent game." phy with 133 on 30 carries and up to us. There's time for no ings." Holmes rushing for 220 yards ever wonder if you may have BG will not take Kent lightly DeMarlo Rozier with 127 on 22 more excuses. The key to the "They also rely on three play against his defense in last sabatoged quarterback Charlie even though the Falcons are carries. Kent uses a two-tight offensive line is being physical ers to do most of their scorini Batch's young career? Last year favored on paper. The Golden end system and mixes in' the year's 42-21 loss at Bowling and aggressive. We need to do so we will be looking to attacl he could hand off to you in trou- Flashes enter the game on a 16- wishbone and three wide Green. As a team, the Falcons more of that. We have to have a them," Piccirillo said. bled times. He didn't have to game losing streak — currently receiver sets. rushed for 424 yards. great week of preparation." To ready themselves fo worry about three linebackers the longest in Division I-A. "He's making good decisions "We changed some things Mark Kautzman is doubtful more decisive conference play blitzing on first down. But, now, Their last win came at Dix Sta- with the football," Blackney before that game," Pees said. for the Kent game so Mike Bod- the Brown and Orange scrim presumably with a poor run- dium against BG in 1997. said of Davis. "They run enough "Part of that was injury. We nar will fill in the majority of maged against the men's tennis ning game, Batch will be the need to develop a good, solid the playing time there. only weapon that opposing But Kent has yet to win option to keep you honest and team Thursday at practice. under current coach Dean Pees. the quarterback draw. Two defensive scheme and let the "I consider Bowling Green in "Since they are bigger defenses will have to shut players play. We also need to down. So far. Batch has been However, the Golden Flashes years ago, he hurt us running the upper echelon of the MAC," stronger and faster then us, i recruit better players. The best able to get the job done, but still lost a close game at Pittsburgh the ball as much as he did Pees said. "We know it's going will help us as a team t< you let him down. 30-23 Saturday. BG is 1-2 over- throwing the ball. Last year, we players are on the best teams." to be as tough a week as last increase the speed of our plaj What about Herman Moore all and 0-1 in the MAC while contained him a little bit better. Pees has inserted some week. We're looking forward to which is something we hav( and Johnny Morton? Now, dou- Kent is 0-3 entering its confer- He's always a threat to take the freshmen into the lineup. Join- it. It's a great rivalry." been working on all season,' ble coverage will show every Piccirillo said. time they line up. After Buffalo, the Falcon-J And what about rookie Tennis hosts fundraiser for trip face Toledo Wednesday, Sep Scdrick Irvin? He was looking forward to learning from the By Mary Beth Wilfong should be a lot of fun." nament. The $200 level will functional analysis and opera- tember 29. The game will bd in.istIT. now he is made prey as The BG News Saturdays events will allow you to enter two people tor theory who donates held at Cochrane Field an< one of your replacements. include contests such as the •into the events and the fourth money regularly throughout start at 4 p.m. That's not fair to him or the Instead of intercollegiate fast serve contest, a tennis level is the $250 level or the the year, said that he plays in Lions play this weekend, the men's tournament, a corporate level in which busi- the tournament because he Falcon notes nesses can play in the tourna- feels that he is apart of the And what's with the develop- tennis team will host a lunch and a golf The Brown and Orange ar« ment and contests and get their team, something that he ments earlier this week. So now fundraiser for themselves in outing. Any stu- off to a 2-0 conference record foj dent can get names or businesses in the ten- enjoys. That he is able to give you want to be traded? See, the BGSU Pro-Am. the first time in school history' involved with the nis program. All levels will be the coach and players advice on before you had us thinking that freshman forward Jill Conoverj This yearly event raises event along with rewarded with a T-shirt and a how to improve, but does not you just got tired of football. money for the players to take a who leads the Falcons with 16; After all you never showed any teachers and the lunch. have to worry about schedules, big trip later on in the season. points, has been involved in if real emotion on the field, and Jay Harris community. Participating in the Pro-Am money and traveling on the you never even spoke off of it. The money being raised will Harris said are the men's tennis team, pro- weekend. of BG's 17 goals this year; BG'< But now you say that a trade also go towards extra expenses that there are four fessors, residents of the BG The fundraiser will be held win against Kent September 13 would really tickle your fancy. and supplies, said head tennis different levels in which you Toledo area, alumni and some on Saturday the 25th at 8:30 enabled the Falcons to tie thq So the right situation would coach Jay Harris. can enter into. of the parents of the players on a.m. Next Friday the 1st of school record for home victories draw you back to the game? "It's going to be a fun event," If you pay $50 you can join in the tennis team (specific names October the BG men will con- in a season; a total of 12 differ* Harris said "we usually have a the contests. If you pay $125 were not provided) said sopho- tinue with collegiate play by ent Falcons have scored at least lot of people, were going to have you receive a spot in the tour- more Viteck Wild. hosting the BGSU Keefe Invita- one point this season so far. -1 • See BARRY, page Eleven. 30 to 35 people involved, it Steven Seubert, professor of tional. \ I Page 10 The BG News Friday, September 24, 1999 Browns players know fans want Ravens badly By TOM WITHERS It wasn't, and Cleveland has been Browns were leaving, but it hurt when "It's a game we need to win," said "We go into every game with the I AP Sports Writer waiting three years for a chance at he finally heard the news. Langham. "We've got a good opportuni- same attitude, that we're trying to win," BEREA, Ohio— Sieve Zahursky «rew revenge on Modell. This week Browns "I really couldn't believe it," he said. ty li. beat them. It would be a nice win, he said. "Obviously, your first win as an -!up in Euclid, a suburb no different from fans get their first shot as their new team "It was depressing." but I don't think there will be as much organization, your first win against any- •'many others in Cleveland — working plays Modell's Ravens in Baltimore. Unfortunately, Zahursky, who made hype surrounding it as there'll be when one will be very, very important. I don't class and Browns crazy. Zahursky, better than most Cleveland his first NFL start last Sunday, is likely they come here." know that the players will get caught up Orange and brown flags flew from players, understands why this week's to miss this Sunday's game after sprain- That won't be until Nov. 7, and the in that. I think the players are focusing nearly every front porch, kids pretended game is so important to Browns fans ing his left knee during Thursday's expansion Browns are hoping they get in on winning their first game and play- they were Browns while playing touch and what it would mean to have the practice. He will be replaced by Scott win No. 1 before Week 9. ing well." 'games in the street and on Sunday there expansion Browns get their first win Rehberg. Palmer, who turned 50 on Thursday, were two things to do. The Browns do seem focused, and Go to church and watch the Brov/ns. against Modell. "He has worked as hard as anyone," said defensive tackle John Jurkovic was unfazed by the hype surrounding That ended in 1995 with Cleveland "Sure we want to win it for the fans," Browns coach Chris Palmer said. "You doubtful for Sunday's game after hurt- Browns-Ravens I and Cleveland's first owner Art Modell's announcement that Zahursky said. "We want to win every feel bad for a guy who has worked as ing his clavicle in Wednesday's practice. shot at Modell. he was moving the beloved Browns to game for the fans." hard as he has." Before accepting the Browns' job, "I've got a quarterback and a center Baltimore. Before he became a star at Kent State, Antonio Langham is one of two for- Palmer interviewed for the Baltimore to worry about," said Ball. "I don't care "It was a real depressing thing," said Zahursky was like any other local kid. mer Browns to make the Cleveland-to- vacancy. Similarly, Ravens coach Brian about the owner." Zahursky, Cleveland's rookie offensive He went to games with his dad and Baltimore-back-to-Cleveland journey. Billick talked with the Browns before But imagine how Modell is going to right guard. "Every Sunday you looked dreamed of the day he might be able to He broke his left thumb last week at being hired by Modell. feel if the Browns can get their first win forward to seeing the Browns play or play in the big stadium down by the Tennessee and will be out for three Palmer said he wouldn't do anything against him. watching them on TV. And then they lake. weeks. special to get his team ready for a game "Art?" Ball said. "I don't care how ' started showing the Bengals or the Steel- He doesn't remember exactly where Langham would be disappointed to that Cleveland has been ready three Art would feel." -ers. It just wasn't right." he was when Modell announced the old miss any game, but especially this one. years for. Around here, he's the only one. ^ Men's Soccer sees big bumps in road at Miami By DAVE TRUMAN have found ways to lose games. team's efforts at improving its I don't know when that has lagging defense. "Communica- The BG News happened to us, at least not at tion, tracking and working BG." harder off the ball-playing All the signs point to big Mahler said he has not defense is a positional thing and more of a mental exercise. trouble in Bowling Green. walked off the field feeling like We had two good days of prac- the other team was better after The team has dropped four tice (Tuesday and Wednesday] straight road games after win- any of the losses. To correct the and we will work out before the ning its first three at home. It problems and prepare for the match (today]. Then we'll go see has allowed 15 goals in those best team in the nation, the if we've learned anything." losses and an opposing player Falcons went back to basics has scored a hat trick in each. this week in practice. Mahler will also be moving Adam Erhard to sweeper and Today the Falcons face No. 1 They are telling each player Matt Lyons to midfielder in ranked Penn State in the Flori- to focus on himself and play 10 hopes of finding the right com- da International Classic in percent harder, rather than bination of players on the field. Miami, Fla., at 5 p.m. BG will focusing on overall team play. He said there will likely be play No. 13 Southern Fundamentals have been the more minutes for bench players Methodist Sunday at 12:30. focus, rather than team exercis- in order to keep fresh legs on es. Mel Mahler, BG's men's soc- the field against Penn State cer coach, doesn't remember Mahler said it has been a bit and SMU. the last time a team of his of a step backward at this point One thing he isn't concerned struggled like this. in the season, but what is about is motivation. important is preparing for the "This is kind of new territory Mid-American Conference sea- "Any time you have a chance Bg News Photo/BEN FRENCH for us," Mahler said. "Losing is son, which opens October 3rd at to compete against the best-to one thing. How we've lost is play number one-if you can't home against Kentucky. Bowling Green midfielder Jason Bryant races a Western Kentucky player to the ball. The Falcons another. In the four games we get motivated to play your best, are in the midst of a slump they hope to break out of this weekend. They travel to Miami, Fla. to have lost, teams haven't beaten "We have to get better in you're in the wrong athletic face top ranked Penn State today and Southern Methodist Saturday. us, we've beaten ourselves. We practice," Mahler said of the arena." Morris takes center stage against 2-0 Lions By DOUG TUCKER doghouse for being out of shape and Not Bam. 0) haven't lost without Barry Sanders. left guard Tony Semple, out for about AP Sports Writer loses his job as starting halfback, and "I changed medication," he said. "It Behind second-year quarterback four weeks with an injured elbow. it's front-page news. doesn't do anything to my appetite. I Charlie Batch, the Lions will be look- If the Lions have a real concern, it's KANSAS CITY, Mo. — If lack of pri- On an even more personal basis, wish it would curb it, kill it." ing for their first 3-0 start since win- that offensive line. . vacy is the price athletes pay for most people, when diagnosed with He said the symptoms for ADD ning their first four in 1980. "Chemistry is very important for an ^celebrity, Bam Morris has been over- attention deficit disorder, deal with it were first detected when he was a While Sanders contemplates offensive line, and that's hard to get charged. quietly within their family. youngster in Texas. whether to stay retired, Ron Rivers is when you have so many guys out with Candidates for president undergo Not Bam. "Attention span was short ... fid- averaging 4.5 yards on 150 carries and injuries," said Schlesinger. "For us, if I'less public scrutiny. Every misstep No sooner had he been named gety, lack of concentration," he said. Cory Schlesinger is averaging 3.5. they put five guys out there, we can • ;and personal problem ever attributed starter for this week's game against "Even through high school and college. Batch, outplaying Peyton Manning run behind them. But the linemen ;'to this running back with the large the unbeaten Detroit Lions than My doctor at home was, 'He'll grow out and Ryan Leaf, who were drafted have to know what to expect from each ;;appctite and soft voice seems fair ahead of him, has thrown for 435 Chiefs coach Gunther Cunningham of it. He's just hyper.' But I never did. other." igame for moralizing columnists and They lost track of it and I kind of just yards and five touchdowns in the two revealed that Morris had been treated Morris will also be running behind otalk show gossips. dealt with it." games. He also scored the game-win- for ADD since 1996. a banged-up line. Standout left guard Everybody knows he was suspend- Morris, who rushed for 481 yards ner in last week's 23-15 win over Naturally, as soon as practice was Dave Szott underwent arthroscopic ed twice by the NFL earlier in his after being signed last October, will Green Bay, running it in on a bootleg surgery on his right knee and will be 'career for substance abuse, and that over, he was immediately engulfed by replace Kimble Anders — lost for the play. he once spent almost three months in what must have seemed like every year with surgery on his Achilles' ten- "The nice thing is that the replaced by Jeff Smith. •a Texas jail for possession of marijua- notebook and TV camera in Kansas don after rushing for a career-best 142 game stepped up," said Rivers. "It's Some running backs might com- na. And that Kansas City is probably City. yards last week in a 26-10 victory over great that no one knows which aspect plain about having an undermanned !his last chance at an NFL career. "You all pretty much know every- Denver. is going to be on top from game to line for their first start of the year. But when most people get in trouble thing about me," he said quietly, star- For the second straight week the game. That makes it a lot harder for Not Bam. {with their boss, it's handled discretely ing at the floor. Chiefs (1-1) will be facing a team deal- teams to get reauy for us." "I was put here for something. I •behind closed doors. Cunningham suggested his medica- ing with the retirement of an offensive Batch has already been sacked nine don't know what it is yet," he said. "I ; Not Bam. tion was partly responsible for his superstar. But where the Broncos can't times, and the line will be even more just go on. I've just got to deal with it. He lands in the Kansas City Chiefs' weight gain. win without John Elway, the Lions (2- patchwork this week with the loss of I know what I've got to do." USA Ryder Cup fortune is less than stellar

■By JIM LITRE That, anyway, was the theme she asked the throng of thou- Want more? Last month at the nearly as predictable as the cook- forged a squad that will once ■AP Sports Writer going into the 33rd installment of sands to show restraint, no mat- NEC lnviiialuiii.il, a tournament ie-cutter layouts used for tour again saw off the heavily favored i a competition begun in 1927, ter the outcome Sunday. held for players who qualify for events in the States. Americans at the knees. Even if it BROOKLINE, Mass. — This is when English seed merchant "May all the bogeys, birdies their country's Ryder Cup and And that's not all. Junior golf wasn't supposed to be that way. supposed to be a course Ameri- Sam Ryder liked his country- and eagles remind us, contes- President Cup teams, the 12 all over the continent is loaded Especially here. Icans can'l lose on. men's chances well enough to tants and spectators alike, that in Americans finished an aggregate with team events. And even The Country Club was the Just watch them. spring for a trophy to hand the this competition, ah can be win- 80 strokes better than their dozer when those players graduate to place where a 19-year-old caddie The recent history of the winner. ners no matter the score." European foes. Tiger Woods won the European PGA Tour and named Francis Ouimet, who 'Ryder Cup practically guaran- In Thursday's opening cere- Of course, only one side is it and four Americans joined him strike out on their own, they find lived across the street from No. tees it. mony, both U.S. captain Ben going to be hugging, mugging in the top ten. themselves in foreign lands, try- 17, slayed British giants Harry But that's not all. Crenshaw and his European and drinking champagne from But on grass, in match play, ing to master different languages Vardon and Ted Ray in the 1913 What else? counterpart, Englishman Mark that pricey little piece of hard- it's been a different story. just to land a decent hotel room U.S. Open. The singular victory At some juncture, some lout James, did what they could to ware after the last putt has been The Europeans have won the and a courtesy car. is credited with igniting Ameri- ■will shout something ugly at defuse, deflect and otherwise de- holed. ' last two cups and held onto it It makes for the kind of cama- ca's love affair with golf. iColin Montgomerie. emphasize the nationalistic fer- And against all odds, it will be through three of the previous raderie that's hard to instill in It was here that U.S. teams At a later, more crucial junc- vor that has grown up around — the Euros. five matches, either by winning players who get together for one scored convincing wins in the ture, a Scotsman you never heard and occasionally spilled over Again. or tying. None of it happened by event every two years. 1932 and 1973 Walker Cups, and ;of will make some putts you into — the matches. On paper, they shouldn't even accident. "In Europe, you will see eight here that American Curtis •won't believe. Even the Right Rev. Barbara C. be here. Competition on their tour is or 10 guys at a table eating Strange held off Englishman And at the end, those two will Harris, who delivered the invo- The U.S. side has seven of the sharper because the purses are together," recalled Englishman Nick Faldo to win the 1988 U.S. ,be line-dancing on the 18th green cation, felt compelled to do her world's top dozen rated players. smaller, which in turn makes for Tony Jacklin, the former captain Open. ;at The Country Club, joined by part. Even though the U.S. team The Europeans have two. The hungrier players. Shotmaking, who guided his side to wins in "This place," U.S. team mem- 'Swedes and Spaniards, Brits and is a heavy favorite and the histo- Europeans have seven Ryder too, is more refined on that side 1985 and 1987. "But in America, ber Hal Sutton said, "is dripping jeven a Frenchman, all of them ry of The.Country Club is pep- Cup rookies. The U.S. team has of the Atlantic because the there will be the odd group of with history." struggling to keep a straight face pered with tales of inspirational one, and that's David Duval, weather is rougher and the two and lots of tables for one." But this time, come Sunday, it while swearing the game of golf wins by underdog Americans, who is ranked No. 2 in the world. courses not as well groomed, nor All those elements have will be dripping with tears. was the real winner. I I ',

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TANDINGS 1 RANSACTIONS Fi American Lraguf National Hotkey 1 ragur Preseason Wednesday's Sports Transactions At A GIJRCC WIRE EASTERN CONFERENCE By The Associated Press m Eait Division AlUntit Diviiion BASEBALL. Brewers beat Phillies 11-6 W L T Pis W L Pel CB American League New Jersey 0 7 MILWAUKEE — Ron Belliard homered and New York 92 59 .609 3 1 NY Rangers 3 2 6 -Aclivatrd r.HP Steve Karsay from the 15 drove in four runs and Jeromy Burnitz drew four Boslon 88 63 .583 4 NY. Wanders 2 1 t 4 day disabled list walks and scored each time Thursday for the Mil- Toronto . 78 74 513 14 1/2 Piltsburgh 1 2 0 3 TEXAS RANGERS—Sent OF Adrian Myers to the Seattle Manners to waukee Brewers in a sloppy 11-6 victory over the Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 Baltimore 74 76 493 17 1/2 complete the Jeff Fassero trade Northeast Division . Tampa Bay 65 88 425 28 W L T Pit SEATTLE MARINERS-Aasigned OP Adnan Myers to Tacom. of the Central Division Ottawa 5 1 0 10 PCL. Braves sweep Mets with help from Jones W L Ptl CB Boston 3 0 2 8 National League ATLANTA(AP) — Almost single-handedly. x-Cleveland 92 60 .605 _ Toronto 3 3 0 6 NL—Suspended Chicago Cub 2B Mickey Morandini for two games. Montreal 5 Chipper Jones may have finished off the New Chicago 68 83 .450 23 1/2 2 4 0 Buffalo 1 2 1 3 effective Sept 23. and Fined him an undisclosed amounl, for overly York Mets in the NL East. Minnesota 62 89 411 29 1/2 Southeast Division aggressive behavior and making contact with an umpire during a Jones hit his fourth homer in three games, a Detroit 61 90 404 301/2 w L T Pis game with Milwaukee on Sept 17 three-run shot in the fifth inning that helped the Kansas City 61 92 .399 311/2 Tampa Bay 4 4 0 8 — Entered into an agreement to purchase St Atlanta Braves complete a sweep of New York West Division Atlanta 3 1 1 7 Washington 2 1 0 4 Catherines of the New York-Pcnn League with a 6-3 victory Thursday. W L Pet. CB Carolina 2 2 0 4 BASKETBALL Texas 89 63 586 — Florida 0 3 1 1 National Basketball Association Baiocchi looks for first win this year. 51/2 Oakland 83 68 550 WESTERN CONFERENCE MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed G Rater Alston and F Darvin Ham MASON, Ohio (AP>— Hugh Baiocchi is still Seattle 75 77 493 14 Central Division looking fo. his first victory of 1999 as he begins W L T Pis NEW JERSEY NETS—Named Jennie Kemer vice president of enter Anaheim 64 89 .418 251/2 Detroit 4 0 1 9 tainment development and talent relations. defense of his title in the Kroger Senior Classic on Chicago 4 1 0 6 NEW YORK KNICKS—Named Steve Mills executive vice president, Friday. x-clinched division title St Louis 2 2 0 7 franchise operations "I had a pretty good year last year with wins Nashville 0 4 0 2 ORLANDO MAGIC—Acquired a conditional 2001 second round draft here and at Indianapolis, but since then I've been NL Glance Northwest Division pick from Washington for draft rights to G-F Laron ProFit kind of out and about," said Baiocchi. East Division W L T Pis Edmonton 4 2 0 8 FOOTBALL W L Ptl GB Marlins 2, Expos 1 Calgary 2 4 0 4 National Football League MIAMI (AP) — Rookie A.J. Burnett won his sec- Atlanta 96 57 627 — Colorado 1 3 1 4 ATLANTA FALCONS—Placed RB Jamal Anderson on the injured New York 92 61 601 4 Vancouver 0 3 1 3 lond straight start and the Florida Marlins took reserve Signed RB Winslow Oliver Philadelphia 71 81 467 24 1/2 Pacific Division advantage of Montreal's sloppy play to beat the W L T Pis MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed CB Chris Rodgers Montreal 64 89 418 32 Expos 2-1 Thursday. San Jose 3 0 0 9 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Signed OT Greg Studdard and FB Paul Florida 61 92 399 35 Dallas 8 3 1 2 Shields to the practice squad Waived G Glenn Rountree and FB Central Division Los Angeles 3 1 1 8 Michael Reed from the practice squad W L Ptl CB Anaheim 2 3 0 5 Phoenix 1 3 0 4 HOCKEY SPO Houston 93 61 604 — National Hockey League Cincinnati 90 63 588 2 1/2 Friday's Games ?ff%RIEF Q BOSTON BRUINS—Signed LW PJ Aielsson to a two-year contract Pittsburgh 75 76 497 16 1/2 Atlanta vs Carolina al Charlc-son, S C 7pm CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Signed D Anders Eriksson St. Louis 72 80 474 20 Pittsburgh vs New Jersey al Albany, NY,7pm Tracy named Eastern League ALL-STAR Washington at Bulfalo, 7 pm FLORIDA PANTHERS—Assigned G Rich Shulmistra snd D Jeff 68 83 450 23 1/2 ( hicago vs Bosli n at I-rovidenc*'. R 1 7 30pm Ware to Louisville of the AHL Chicago 61 91 401 31 Harrisburg's Andy Tracy, a former baseball and New York Rangers al Philadelphia. 7:30 p m NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Signed F Scott Cameron. F Sunislav Gron West Division Florida al Tampa Bay, 7:30 p m football player at BGSU, was named to the East- and D Andre Lakos Assigned G Mike Buzak, G Frederic Henry. G W I Ptl GB Detroit al Dallas, 130 pm ern League's ALL-STAR team in a vote of league Los Angeles at C lorado, 9 p m Jean-Francois Damphousse. D Sascha Goc. D Alex Johnslone. D Arizona 92 60 605 managers, radio btoadcasters and beat writers. 1 ilmonton ,«l I alearv. 1 p m Vl.i-iuiiil Kroupa. D Andre Lakos. D Willie Mitchell. D Lucas San Franc i«fo81 69 546 9 The 25-year-old third baseman batted .274 (134 Nehrling. F George Awada. F Mathieu Benoit, F David Cunniff, F San Diego 72 81 471 20 1/2 for 489), with 26 doubles 37 homeruns and a Bryan Duce. F Sam Ftorek, F Stamslav Gron, F Carlyle Lewis, F Wes Los Angeles 71 81 467 21 league-leading 128 RBI. Tracy, a 16th round selec- Mason. F Richard Rocheforl. F Rob Skrlac. F Chns Thompson and F Colorado 68 85 444 24 1/2 tion of the in the June 1996 draft, Nikolai Zavarukhin to Albany of the AHL Returned F Scott Cameron was also walked 70 times. to Barrie of the OHL. F Ryan Held to Kitchener of the OHL and F BARRY- Ripken's surgery Is a success Continued from page Mine. appreciate you anymore. We're not sure if you've ever But the right situation is not in By TOM WITHERS ation be released. She did not Sept. 2. He had been hot at the died of lung cancer in March. His been stabbed in the back by a AP Sports Writer know how long the Baltimore plate ever since, raising his bat- father's death weighed heavily Detroit. Well, I must say that with that statement you fell man you spent ten years cheer- CLEVELAND (AP) — Cal Orioles third baseman would ting average to a career-high on Ripken, who said he had trou- Ripken underwent back surgery into the pit of the average ing your heart out for, but let stay in the hospital. .340, and at 2,9991 hits looked to ble concentrating in the ensuing me tell you it hurts. Thursday, ending his 1999 sea- Speaking in Baltimore, gener- be a lock to join the 3,000-hit greedy athlete. weeks, especially at the ballpark We don't appreciate being And for that, We bid you a son nine hits short of 3,000 but al manager Frank Wren said he club. where the senior Ripken coached screwed by people. But you bitter goodbye, and please do giving baseball's Iron Man hope was optimistic Ripken would be Had Ripken not missed Balti- and managed the Orioles. screwed us. not come back. he can continue his career with- back next year. more's final 12 games, he would With one press release, you Sincerely, out pain. "From our standpoint, it went have likely joined Tony Gwynn "I had to meet a lot of profes- The hospital said the 90- went from the most honorable Dan Nied very well," Wren said. "We and Wade Boggs this year as the sional and personal challenges," athlete in football to a whiny minute operation by orthopedic Detroit Native expect a full recovery and expect newest players to reach 3,000 he said last week. "When you millionaire. surgeon Dr. Henry Bohlman, to see him at third base on open- hits. It would have been the first look back, will it be a season to We appreciate the gifts director of University Hospitals' ing day 2000." time three players reached the remember? I guess in some ways you've given us over the last 10 Dan Nied is the Assistant Spine institute, accomplished its milestone in the same season. years. But the glow of those 200 Sports Editor for the BG goal, "to relieve pressure on the The 39-year-old Ripken, who it would be, but for the most set a major league record by "I feel bad that Cal's hurt part, it represents something of a yard games and stop and start News.send comments to nerve roots located in Ripken's runs has dimmed. We don't [email protected] lower back." playing in 2,632 straight games, because I wanted him to get loss as well as something of a "Dr. Bohlman and Orioles went on the disabled list for the 3,000, but he'll get it next year," gain." first time in his 18-year career Orioles manager Ray Miller said. team physician Dr. Michael Ripken voluntarily ended his this season. But even though Ripken had E Jacobs, who observed the consecutive games streak on ,M », He first went on the DL on been playing well, the pain in his surgery, said Ripken is expected Sept. 20, 1998, asking Miller to to make a full recovery," the April 20 because of a bad back, back never subsided and he take him out of the lineup 30 statement said. missing three weeks, and was finally decided this week that minutes before a game against AMBASSADORS University Hospitals spokes- again sidelined after experienc- surgery was his only option. 1 bowling g'tin i » o » • lllfirilly 1 woman Eileen Korey said Rip- ing more back pain Aug. 1. The surgery ended a bitter- New York. A two-time AL MVP, ken had requested that no fur- Ripken returned a month later sweet and emotional '99 season Ripken played in his 17th Open House in the Taft Room of the Union ther information about the oper- and hit his 400th career homer on for Ripken, whose father, Cal, straight All-Star game this year. 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Acapulco, Jamaica spnngbreaktravel.com i-800-678-6386 at www versity com, contact jobs©versi- Monday, 27 Sept. from 9:00-9:45 p.m. in ty com or caH (734) 483-1600 ext 888. & S. Padre Reliable TWA flights $1500 weekly potential mailing our circu- Lite Science Bldg. Rm 140 All education Ranch Steak and Sealood, located on E. Best packages Book now! lars For info call 203-977-1720 majors are welcome to attend. Campus Reps wanted - earn FREE trips. Wooster, is looking lor dependable AM 29 people wanted to get paid $S$ to lose SENIOR PORTRAITS 1.8O0.SURFS.UP and PM workers. II interested, come in up to 30 pounds in the next 30 days Nat- SENIOR PORTRAITS www.studentexpress com and till out an application. Vanous posi- ural guaranteed Phone 1-800-694-1986. SENIOR PORTRAITS Earth Friendly Stufl lions available 352-0461. Any senior graduating m Dec. May or August Bob Evans now hmng bussers and cooks RESIST • RESIST • RESIST Alternatives has a wide supply ol cruelty- & accepting applications tor other posi- should call 1-800-969-1338 now to schedule free, non-toxic health and beauty items. Beat the system and light back! tions. Please apply in person. your senior portrait sitting Portraits will be We also carry organic and healthy snacks Help Ohio's largest environmental taken this week. M-F. from 10am-6pm in and foods Stop by 131 W Wooster St or Dancers wanted - Toledo's newest club organization protect what's ours! 28 West Hall (Basement) It only takes about call 352-7333 And don'l lorget our meta- Part-lime and Full-time Full or part time positions 15 minutes, and the $6 sitting tee can be physical section. No exp necessary, will train Available as well as internships charged through the bursar. 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It only takes about Love, Bee Balm ^^^^^ Florida. Now hiring on campus reps. Call 15 minutes, and the $6 sitting fee can be or phone 352-1520. 1-800-648-4849 or visit online O u c INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: WOM- charged through the bursar. DIETARY www ststravel.com. EN'S AND CO-REC FLAG FOOTBALL- Wood County Nursing Home is currently Subway now hiring lor midnights Starting The 1999 Key Yearbooks have arrived. Stop SEPT 28; MEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL- looking lor two part-time people to work in pay $6 25 t $.50 bonus lor midnight shift by 28 West Hall to pick yours up Call SEPT. 29; GREEK & INDP. ICE HOCK- our dietary department. Food service ex- Musi be over 16 Paid vacations, good SOUTH MAIN ST.-BOWLING GREEN 372-6086 to see if you ordered one. I63 EY-SEPT. 30; MEN'S « WOMEN'S perience is preferred by not required We benefits, 401K plan. Apply in person al Additional cop.es can be bursared for $29 95. CROSS COUNTRY-OCT. 6 IF HAND- Turning Points are looking lor people who are able to Rl 6 and 23 in Bradner. OH. DELIVERING. DUE BY 3PM IN PFH IF work a variety of shifts and have a flexible An Informed Discussion Group About SENDING ELECTRONICALLY, DUE BY Eating Disorders, Weight Issues and schedule. These positions offer great 12 NOON starting rales along with part-time bene- For Sale OPEN Normal Eating. Beginning INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED Wed . Oct 6, 3:30-5pm fits For immediate consideration please FOR FLAG FOOTBALL. APPLY IN 130 apply in person at: "111! Cancun 8 Jamaica Spring Break Runs 8 weeks To register, call 372-2081 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND PICK UP Specials1 7 Nights Air, Hotel, Meals, Co-sponsored by the Counseling Center WOOD COUNTY NURSING HOME AND COMPLETE TAKE-HOME TEST 11080 E. Gypsy Lane Rd. Dnnks From $399! 1 ol 6 Small Business and Student Health Service. 1 BEFORE SEPTEMBER 28TH AT NOON Bowling Green, OH 43402 es Recognized lor Outstanding Ethics Undergraduate Art Contest MUST ATTEND MANDATORY CLINIC. (419)353-8411 spnngbreaktravel.com 1 -800-678-6386 Prizes worth $600 NEED A RIDE? Si Direct Care/Residential Specialist Full ■■111! Spring Break Specials! Bahamas Intent to submit due: We give rides to and Irom Bowling Green and part time positions available to pro- Party Cruise 5 Days $279! Includes Most Sept. 29th All-Nile Transportation 353-7865 vide care and support to individuals with Meals! Awesome Beaches. Nightlife' Pan- BGSU undergraduates are invited SENIOR PORTRAITS developmental disabilities living in the ma City. 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Must be 18, have a valid driver's li- obo Call 353-6409. email [email protected] or 10am-6pm in 28 West Hall (Basement) It 1988 Pontiac 6000 4 dr sedan Loaded the library's webpage at cense and good driving record, physically only takes about 15 minutes, and the $6 fit and able to lift 60lbs Applications ac- w/gnodies Excell moch. cond $1750 www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library r r sitting lee can be charged through the cepted at Sunshine Inc. of Northwest OBO Call :i .-i jf, ,7. leave message bursar, Ohio. 7223 Maumee-Western Rd., Mau- 93 Saturn SCI, Black/Gray, CD, A/C. Rides SENIORS mee. Ohio. M-F from 8:30am-4:30pm. Cruise. 5-speed. 94,000 mi. 1 owner, SENIORS EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS non-smoker. Very good condition. 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