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Friday , November 19, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 62
Briefs Weather Flight attendants begin strike AI'PhWo/Mlch.*IAIb Rainy and cold this week- by Susan Hlghtower end: The Associated Press Friday: occasional showers. High45 lo 50. Thousands of American Southwest winds becoming Airlines passengers were west and increasing to 15 to shuffled to other carriers 20 mph. Chance of rain is 80 or later flights Thursday percent. when flight attendants be- Friday night: becoming gan the biggest airline partly cloudy and turning strike in nearly five years. colder. Low in the mid, 20s. "I worked my tail off for Chance of precipitation is 20 this vacation, and this is the percent. way it's turning out," Alan Saturday: variable cloudi- Tingley of Salem, N.H., said ness and cooler. High 35 to in Boston after he was re- 40. booked on an American flight to St. Croix, only to Inside The News learn the airline had can- celed its flights to the Car- ibbean. It's never too late: American would not say Very early in life, Charles how many flights it was Patton knew he wanted to able to operate, but sources become a soldier. But his at another major carrier dreams did not quite mesh familiar with American's with reality. Now he is try- operation estimated 30 to 50 ing lo make up for lost time. percent of American's At age 40, he is the oldest flights were disrupted. student in the University's The union, which began ROTC program. the strike at 7 a.m. EST Check out his story, writ- over wage and other con- ten by Lawrence Hannan, on tract issues, claimed the page 5. walkout was 90 percent ef- □ PageS. fective. The more powerful Allied Pilots Association was vot- On campus ing whether to join the flight attendants. Phi Mu to host pancake The flight attendants' breakfast: strike was the largest Phi Mu women's frater- against an airline since Ma- nity plans to host their an- A passenger, right, is confronted by a group of striking Ameri- Thursday over wages and other Issues saying it would stay out un- can Airlines flight attendants at New York's LaGuardia Airport til after the Thanksgiving travel period. nual charity pancake break- See STRIKE, page 7. Thursday morning. The flight attendants' union struck the airline fast this Sunday at St. Tho- mas More University Catho- lic Church. The cost of the breakfast A is $2 for all you can eat. It will take place in the St. Football fan to win fall tuition 'did no Thomas More Gymnasium by Courtney Gangeml versity students the opportunity half the time to pay for their own ter the gates will receive a cou- from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. administration reporter to win a semester's tuition to the tuition," Noll said. "This is some- pon for a six inch sub. In addi- longer in According to the fraterni- University. thing good I can do for them." tion, the first 5,000 paying fans ty's Fundraising chairper- So she decided to pay for one The tuition will be raffled off will receive a ticket good for free son, Stacy Barlock, the Crowds may be unusually large lucky student's schooling for a at the football game and the win- admission to an upcoming Falcon hideout breakfast will consist of at Saturday's football game semester. ner will be chosen and announced hockey or basketball game, he pancakes, sausage and against Western Michigan be- "I work with enough students during the half-time festivities, said. by Nejla Sammakla bagels donated by Barry's cause of an opportunity to win a to know that a full semester's tui- according to Brad Browning, as- The Associated Press Bagels. full semester's tuition - a $1776 tion would be appreciated," Noll sistant athletic director of pro- "We hope the crowds will be All of the proceeds from value. said. motions and marketing. larger than they would've been if the event will go to Project In addition to the noon game Noll manages the Newlove Sign-ups for the tuition raffle it wasn't a fan appreciation MOGADISHU, Somalia -- HOPE, an organization being fan appreciation day, it is Rental Office in Bowling Green will be inside the football sta- event," Browning said. - Fresh from .j- \ whose main objective is to also an opportunity for students and employs several students. dium gates, Browning said. forcing a U.N. teach the latest techniques to participate in a raffle for the She rents more than 300 units, There will be other free give- "We certainly appreciate the retreat on an of American medical sci- free tuition. most of which are to students, aways at the game on Saturday Newlove's support of Falcon ath- order for his ence to health personnel in Mary Newlove Noll, a local she said. including airfare for two on letics and BGSU," he said. "The arrest. Gen. developing countries. business woman and friend of the "I deal with ninety percent of American Airlines, Browning University appreciates her con- Mohamed Far- For more information, call University, said she thought it students who rent, and it seems said. tributions." rah Aidid e- the Phi Mu House at might be exciting to offer Uni- that tenants have to work at least The first 1,000 students to en- merged from 372-2750. hiding Thurs- day for a jubi- lant greeting Aidid Outside campus Unions from 4,000 Students urged to continue shouting, dancing and drumming The Point to hold audi- supporters. tions: Militiamen with rocket- angry propelled grenades and automa- In its earliest talent expressing rope concerns tic rifles guarded him when his search ever. Cedar Point will be holding auditions for van drove into a marketplace for musicians, singers, comic by Melissa Llpowskl dinator and nurse practitioner at the Student with his faction's weekly "peace" ral- and character actors and health reporter Health Center, a great amount of the educational ly. Crowds pressed around the technicians interested in material includes the booklets and pamphlets dis- van, women danced to the sound performing at the amuse- tributed throughout the year to University stu- of drums and people beat the ment park/resort next Many students feel threatened by the rise in dents. In addition, the cost of hiring nightguards vote sand with their hands. summer. sexual assault violations on campus and often and having the shuttle and escort services are in- The celebration came two days wonder what is being done to protect their safety. by David Espo after the U.N. Security Council cluded in the $109,700 figure, Wright said. The Associated Press Auditions and interviews In order to combat these fears, the University is Boutelle said the University spends an annual lifted an arrest warrant for Aidid will be held at the Universi- actively working to uncover any concerns students amount of $41,000 on the on-call van shuttle ser- that had put a $25,000 reward on ty on Saturday, Nov. 20 In might have in regard to their safety, according to vice which runs from midnight until 6 a.m. In addi- WASHINGTON - Organ his head. It was issued in June the Ohio Suite of the Uni- Jeanne Wright, the director of the Wellness tion, he said $18,000 is funded for the campus es- ized labor responded fros- after militiamen of his clan fac- versity Union. Musician au- Center. cort service. tily to an olive branch from tion were blamed for attacks that "If students have a safety concern, we like to en- ditions and technician inter- Both of these services are designed to reduce President Clinton on killed 24 Pakistani soldiers. views will take place from courage them to be objective about it and the situa- the risks of sexual assault on University students Thursday after a bruising The search for Aidid in his 9:30 to 11 JO a.m., while per- tion and put it In writing so that the University by providing a safe means of traveling across House struggle over the southern Mogadishu stronghold former auditions and Ber- administration can do something about it," Wright campus at night, Boutelle said. North American Free had effectively stopped after a enstain Bear costumed said. The remaining $50,700 is spent on the Universi- Trade Agreement. The fierce battle in early October characters will take place In order to ensure safety, the University has ty's sexual violations task force, he said. Senate labored to complete killed 18 American soldiers and from noon until 2 p.m. Per- spent approximately $109,700 this year on sexual The purpose of the task force is to make people passage by week's end. more than 300 Somalis. formers and technicians assault prevention and education, said Cliff Boute- aware of sexual violations and teach them how to Departing for an interna- In ordering a new inquiry into must be at least 18 years old lle, the director of public relations. deal with them and how to prevent them, Hoffman tional trade conference in attacks on U.N. peacekeepers, by May 1994 to apply. "Because the University has chosen to deal with said. Seattle, Clinton said NAF the Security Council also sug- the issues instead of dealing with them in a hush- "The University is very pro-active on the behalf TA's House passage gested Tuesday that 35 of Aidid's All applicants should hush manner, many of the other colleges are the of having an organized task force that offers coun- Wednesday night would men would be released soon. The first to rule Bowling Green as an unsafe place," bring a one-page typed re- seling, support and encouragement for any student help him fight for open vote recognized that a political sume with at least three Wright said. who has safety concerns," Wright said. markets throughout the solution required the participa- professional references. "In order to keep their high reputation, many of The task force has written, published and dis- world. tion of Aidid and his Somali the other universities have actually taken away Candidates will be notified tributed a sexual violations handbook and a wom- He said Vice President Al National Alliance along with by March 1994 of their hir- from a student's right to be informed. [The Uni- an's wellness guide. The cost of production is also Gore and Chief of Staff other factions. ing status. veristy] is taking very active steps to address included in the budget, Boutelle said. Mack McLarty would fly to "He obviously has a lot of these violations." The money set aside for rape Currently, the task force is focusing on making Mexico City soon to work power in Mogadishu," U.S. spe- prevention and education includes all the educa- students more aware of sexual assault while in- out implementation of the cial envoy Robert Oakley told re- Compiled from staff and tional programs offered to University students in forming students that the task force exists to help porters after meeting with Aidid wire reports. an attempt to increase awareness, Wright said. See NAFTA, page 8. According to Barbara Hoffman, the clinic coor- See RAPE, page 8. See AIDID, page 3.
v » Opinion page two The BC News Friday, November 19,1993
The BG News THiSiSI//. -An Independent Student Voice- FORIAE PRESIDENTS WW Editorial Board Kimberly Larson onTdENftoML GUARD, Editor-in-Chief PRKS2/ Kirk Pavelicn Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor FoRjrVlETREitfsTAUc Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley OUTRE RooT Campus Editor City Editor (^SESoFtfolEHCE, Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco ^ FRH5 3/ Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett fcR MtybR KEUY'S Insider Editor AKH-CRIME" E.A.R. to the PACKAGE, PRESS... Ground... EA.R.to the ground thinks it's been a wild and wooly time for the media, kids. If you're not watching C-SPAN, A Current Affair, or Entertain- ment Tonight, you just ain't happen in'. We can only imagine how Mr. Perot's heartburn flared while he watched NAFTA jab its way through Congress. Passions are running high, but we think everyone should cool their jets. The truth about job Sensationalism sells media losses and gains has been exaggerated on both sides of the argument fence. Sex, everywhere we look we see it, and it want to know what happened, when it hap- The President said he'll trash the plan in six has saturated every news medium. pened and where it happened. We even form months if it fails. Maybe we should adopt a radical It's not just in the raunchy tabloids any- our own opinions on who's guilty. concept, like trusting him. If you don't agree you can more. It's on the nightly news, prime-time It makes great conversation and we can go always send Ross Perot some Maalox and wish him television, in movies, magazines and news- like the Energizer Bunny, on, and on, and on. papers. It's everywhere we look. As a society Other people's business has always fas- well. we have become totally obsessed by it. We cinated us. Why do we crave information of *** crave it and it seems we can't get enough of sexual nature? Perhaps it is our sinful And now onto the Joey and Amy Show. In our cur- it. nature. All of the sexual information tempts rent episode, Joseph "The Narcissistic Pond Scum " One thing is for sure, there seems to be a us to want more. Buttafuoco, finally admits what the rest of us lot of denial about what happens on the other The reason behind all this was probably already know: He did it, he liked it, and he lied about side of the bedroom wall. best stated by Dr. Ruth Westheimer "Sex it to save his rear. It's a pretty pathetic affair (no pun John Wayne Bobbit was accused of marital always sells." intended), and, hopefully, the principle players will sexual assault by his estranged wife Lorena That is the truth; we purchase everything straighten out their sordid lives after doing their Bobbit. He denies the charges that were that is sexually related. The pornography time. E.A.R. hopes the talk shows, the tabloids, and against him. The jury agreed and last week Rick Hackbarth business alone is a multi-billion dollar in- he was acquitted of the charges. dustry. There are more adult bookstores in the trash publishers will leave them alone. Joey is Now, Lorena Bobbit will be going to trial this country than there are McDonald's. It's still smug, arrogant Joey, but Amy's looking a bit on Nov. 29, for felony assault charges for has started a line of pajama's, with boxer not even consumed by just men anymore, prison-weary. The press has had its fun; now it's time cutting off his penis. Well, there isn't any shorts for men that has a pocket for holding women are buying more now than ever be- to drop the poison pens. denial here, but she went to "Vanity Fair" to a condom. fore. One final thought: He admitted he did it, Mary Jo. give her side of the story. They sucked up Sometimes denial leads up to admitting to There are two sides to sex reported in the Stop denying it and deal with it. the information in a second and printed it for the charges against the perpetrators. Joey media. There's reality and sensational iza- *•* all that crave information of sexual nature. Buttafuoco has finally admitted he had sex tion, and it most often leans toward sensa- From the E.A.R. Rise and Fall Dept.: Why, River? Denial number two. Michael Jackson is with Amy Fisher, not to our suprise. Now he tionalism. Robert Peters, of the group Mora- You were one of the best young actors on the silver accused of sexually molesting a 13-year-old gets to spend six months in jail, but this lity in the Media, says "It's possible to deal boy. He denies abusing the young boy, and is doesn't mean the end of Mr. Buttafuoco. with mature subjects without getting into screen. You were hot, guy, and you were good. You now hiding from the rest of the world in a A video starring Joey Buttafuoco called details whose only value is to titillate." could've been great. It's a shame Belushi's tragedy treatment center. Why? His dependency of Snake Skin Voodoo Man will be released in Lately, it seems like that one can't tell the didn't teach you anything. Now you're just another pain killers has gotten out of hand. How con- two weeks. The video, which I have no doubt difference between objectional news cover- sensationalized statistic. It's our loss that you're one venient. Denial number three. Roman Catho- is tasteless, has Joey Buttafuoco riding a age and hype. More and more what we see on gifted Phoenix who won't rise from the ashes of drug lic Cardinal Joseph Bemardin denies sexual- motorcycle and wearing snakeskin boots. It the nightly news looks like what we would abuse. ... ly molesting a 34-yearold AIDS patient 17 also stars an Amy Fisher lookalike, and But- see on Geraldo. The nightly news shows eve- We've been wondering about Michael Jackson, too. years ago. The Cardinal has a lawsuit filed tafuoco's wife Mary Jo. Mary Jo is definitely rything from Heidi Fleiss to Sen. Bob Pack- Yeah, he's always been a little eccentric. (Okay, a against him. in denial; she doesn't believe that her hus- wood just to get high ratings. Sex is big busi- lot.) But now he's steeped in substance abuse and al- Denial number four. Oregon Senator Bob band had sex with Amy Fisher. Hopefully ness, and everyone in the media knows it. legations of child molestation. The squeaky-clean Packwood denies a Dallas woman's claim, this sad saga will come to an end. They do what it takes to "titillate" us. music titan whose "Thriller" album single-handedly not to mention 28 other women's claims, that The craving for sex, lead the Amy Fisher saved the recording industry is now stumbling hard- he sexually harassed them. story to be the only tabloid headline scandal The truth of it all is that life is a little Denial number five. The alleged "Holly- to be made into three television movies - one sleazy and it is our basic human nature to er than a runner with shin splints. wood Madam" Heidi Fleiss denies charges on each network. crave things of sexual nature. We have to get While E.A.R. to the Ground applauds Jackson's of pandering and soliciting drugs. Now to All of this denial, which sometimes leads back to being objectionable and just report current efforts to kick the pain-killer habit, we think profit from the media exposure Heidi Fleiss to admitting it, captures our attention. We the truth. he's due for a much-needed reality check. With all the serious guano hanging over his head, bouncing around the globe to escape is shaking his credibility to its roots. Phone home, Michael. Or better yet, Cartoons come back and face the music like a man.
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Friday, November 19, 1993 The BC News page three Eco-feminism The BG Ntw.ZN.tk.ii Wallace topic discussed at conference
by Leah Barnum environment reporter
Eco-feminism is a philosophy which advocates that when one looks at the ways in which animals have been oppressed and women have icen oppressed, the cultural attitudes justifying the one justify the other, according to Donald Scherer, University professor of philoso- phy. This philosophy is one of the issues in environmental ethics which will be discussed at a conference at Oak Openings Preserve Metro- park Nov. 19-21. Another topic which will be discussed at the conference is animal liberation; the idea that just as it would be wrong for one person to cause another person pain as if it were of no concern, so is it wrong for one to cause pain to an animal as if it were of no concern, Scherer said. The leaders of the conference are Gene Hargrove and Max Oelsch- laeger, who both teach in the department of philosophy and religion studies at the University of North Texas. They have led the confer- ence for nine years, each year in a different part of the country, Scherer said. Hargrove is the editor of "Environmental Ethics" and author of "Foundations of Environmental Ethics," and Oelschlaeger is the au- thor of "The Idea of Wilderness" and the editor of "After Earth Day" and "The Wilderness Condition." Other topics to be presented include religious values, aesthetics, park management and nature interpreta- tion, Scherer said. Co-sponsored by Toledo Metroparks and the University, the three- Design Raffle day convention is worth an hour undergraduate or graduate credit through the University. The registration fee is $120 for work sessions, supplies, meals and Krislen Lea Sweet, left, enters the Design Club's raffle Thurs- are both graphic design majors and are trying to raise money for overnight accomodations, and $95 dollars without overnight accomo- day afternoon In the art building. Matt Klncaid and Valerie Taylor the Design Club's annual trip to Chicago. dations. The main audience will be educators, naturalists, and students, said Joyce Kepke, University director of conferences. The purpose of the conference is to teach people how to incorporate environmental ethics Into their work, she said. Psych professor recognized "Our goal is to broaden the participants' knowledge about envi- ronmental issues so they can make educated decisions on how to share the information with others," said Kim High, a naturalist for by Michael Zawackl ence in someone's life has made icy communicating falsehoods termine what is teaching and the Toledo Metropark Zoo and doctoral student at the University who faculty reporter teaching very rewarding, and not an instrument to com- what is research in the course of will speak at the conference. "It's a matter of helping people under- Doherty said. municate ideas. a day's work. stand environmental ethics in an objective way." Receiving positive feedback "It has arisen in our culture He asked those present to de- Each section of the workshop focuses on a different aspect of envi- Distunguished University from students - sometimes many that words are spoken but the termine if certain events in a ronmental ethics, said Scherer, who will also be speaking at the con- Professor of psychology Michael years later - on how much they truth is not relative," he said. faculty member's day were ference. E. Doherty, truly loves every as- enjoyed a class and teaching stu- "Language has ceased to become research or teaching. He used Scherer and High will present "Ethics in Northwest Ohio: A Micro- pect of his job. dents who want to learn, are a an instrument of what we be- examples concerning the crea- cosm for the Country?" at the conference, Scherer said. He conveyed few other rewards he has lieve, but an instrument of get- tion of tests, the assisting of un- High will focus on the development of the Great Black Swamp in those feelings received from teaching, he said. ting people to do what is wanted." dergraduate and graduate stu- Northwest Ohio, Kepke said. to fellow Uni- Doherty has also enjoyed being He said faculty has the respon- dents outside of class, serving on The University is arranged on that swamp, she said. versity faculty able to interact with his students sibility to communicate know- committees and grading papers "We're living in the middle of a swamp," Scherer said. "The only members, ad- during the years. ledge and discover the truth to and tests. reason the University is here is because [years ago] people started ministrators "The students are incredibly the best of their knowledge. He said he experiences a putting in a lot of drain tile." and students at nice people," Doherty said. Doherty also addressed the "quiet rage" in hearing about At least 44 people from throughout the country are registered to at- a convocation Doherty said his fundamental distinction faculty face between state mandated increases in the tend, he said. Thursday in belief is "knowledge matters" teaching and doing research. amount of teaching time for state the Lenhart and, in relation to this belief, stu- Sometimes it is difficult to de- university professors. "The level of discussion is as informed and insightful as it gets," Doherty Scherer said. Grand Ball- dents should ask the question room, honoring him as a distin- "why" more often. guished professor. "Sometimes knowledge is good AIDID Doherty expressed the enor- for its own sake," he said. "It's mous benefits and rewards he just like strawberry ice cream. I IT'S OUR PARTY Continued from page 1. first public appearance in more than five months. receives from being a faculty like strawberry ice cream and member at the Univeristy. before the rally. "The United "All Somalis must understand sometimes I like the taste of "There is an incredible emo- States realized we made a mis- wartime Is over. Without outside knowledge." AND WE'LL BUY interference, all Somali factions tional high I get in the middle of A fundamental value of "tell take getting involved.... I'm glad what I feel is a really good lec- to see the U.N. Security Council can solve their problems among the truth" has evolved out of his ture," Doherty said. belief, he said. changed course." themselves," he said. IF WE WANT TO. A pop singer, Hallma Khalif, Knowing that what he has He said he believes language Aidld, who leads one of the taught may have made a differ- has become an instrument of pol- country's IS major factions, is a led chants of "Aldid, Aidid!" powerful force mainly in south- In a sign of growing U.S. popu- em Mogadishu and parts of cen- larity, Oakley's convoy was It wos o great football season and we wont to tral Somalia. cheered when Aidld militiamen help celebrate by feeding you at the gome At the rally, three men played escorted it through the crowd a Sot. November 20 against Western Michigan. electric drums and guitars as Al- few minutes before the clan did addressed the crowd In his leader arrived. Bowling Green State University proudly recognizes the following for 6" SUB their induction into Who's Who Among American Colleges & TO THC FIRST 1.000 STUDENTS Universities for the 1993 -1994 THROUGH THC GflTC SflT. NOV. 20 academic year...
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LAST YEAR was only the Beginning!!f Friday, November 19,1993 The BC News page five Age affects ROTC decision Motivation ,an by Lawrence Hannan Patton enrolled at the Univer- general assignment reporter "There is no comparison between the Army today sity in January as a history major. After the first week of important skill and the Army of 1971. Back then, with the war in classes, he went to the Universi- Very early in life, Charles Pat- Vietnam going on, the Army was really in decline. ty's ROTC program and was ac- ton knew he wanted to become a cepted. soldier. But his dreams did not If I had a choice of whether I wanted to be in the toward full life quite mesh with reality. Now he Army of today or back then I'd choose today's Joining ROTC was like coming the Interfraternal Judicial is trying to make up for lost time. home, he said. He said he has re- by Courtney Ganneml At age 40, he is the oldest student without question." Board. gained his self esteem and self administration reporter in the University's ROTC pro- Charles Patton, University ROTC member "Tuman spoke about the im- respect since being in the pro- portance of school and family gram. gram. As a child, Patton was as pro- Jim Tuman, an internation- being a positive experience," military as anyone could be. Unfortunately for Patton the However, he said he soon dis- ally known speaker, addressed Strmac said. Growing up in the late 60s and dreams of military glory he'd had covered it was not very easy to "Being here has been a real the greek community in a mo- Tuman has spoken to more early 70s, he received much flack as a child had nothing to do with get back in. joy" Patton said. "At Fort Custer tivational speech Wednesday than one million students in for his right-wing views from the Fort Knox he encountered. The problem with getting back [in Michigan] I was able to put on night in the Lenhart Grand more than one thousand other teens. After a few days Patton, who in had to do with paperwork, he combat boots and fatigues for the Ballroom. schools worldwide, and has "Only two good things hap- had never been away from home said. A staff sergeant at an Army first time in 21 years. I was in Tuman said individuals are appeared on the Oprah Win- pened to me during my high before, became extremely home- recruiting office in Lima told him seventh heaven." guilty of allowing other people frey show, the Today Show school years. One was finding out sick. The verbal abuse, which that a lot of recruiters did not to dictate how they feel about and ABC. NBC, CBS National that I was distantly related to Patton said was similiar to the like to do the paperwork required themselves, and not being able Nightly News, among others, General George Patton of World abuse endured by recruits in the to get Patton back in the military. Patton has nothing but praise to see their own value. according to Strmac. War II and watching the movie of film "Full Metal Jacket," was Patton said he believes that for both the officers and recruits "Stop for five seconds right "Those credentials aren't his life sweep the academy also unexpected. was why he was turned down for he has gotten to know in the pro- now, and ask yourself, 'How really me, they are not the awards in 1971," he said. In October of 1971 Patton de- re-enlistment approximately 14 gram. do I want the people in my life person I am," Tuman said. He said he learned that his cided to leave the military. It was times in 17 years. whom I love, and who love me, He told the crowd he was to remember me after I am great great-grandfather, who had a decision he said he would come In 1983, Patton enrolled at pacing back and forth to get died in the Civil War battle at Western Michigan University. "The officers here are awe- gone,'" Tuman asked the the courage to face all of the to reRret. some," he said. "The quality of Gettysburg, was the brother of He attempted to minor in Army crowd. students before he began these men is second to none. General Pat ton's grandfather. "I am very ashamed of leaving ROTC. He was turned down. He told the students to put speaking. The movie "Patton" had a pro- the Army," Patton said. "I wasn't Later, at the University of Toledo They've made the program here this question at the top of their "I have fears and in- at the University one of the top in found effect on Charles Patton's pyschologically prepared for he would again attempt to enroll list of life's goals and make securities of my own," he said. the nation." life. It erased any doubts he had Army life. I now realize I was and be turned down. sure they achieve it. "It is more difficult to meet about wanting to enter the Army. very emotionally immature back "I hope you have the time to (students) one on one." live it out. There are no guar- He enlisted on May 17, 1971 then." After seeing the movie "Pla- "There is no comparison be- Tuman told the audience he and was sent to Fort Knox, Ky. "Probably the best thing my toon" Patton went into a state of tween the Army today and the anties," he said. grew up in a macho family, for basic training. drill sergeant could have done severe depression. Army of 1971. Back then, with Jim Tuman's visit was spon- where his parents were effec- sored by the Interfratemity After basic training, Patton was take me outside and beat the the war in Vietnam going on, the tive at "shutting" him down. hoped to do a tour of duty of crap out of me. That was what I "I felt I had run out and aban- Army was really in decline. If I Council, Panhellenic Council "I learned to stuff my feel- Vietnam and follow that up by needed," he said. doned the people who served in and Phi Gamma Delta frater- ings down further and further had a choice of whether I wanted nity. joining the 37th Tank Battalion of Patton said he vowed to return Vietnam." 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chinists struck the now-defunct on spending bill Eastern Airlines in 1989. Thousands of passengers at by Katherlne Rlzzo American's main hubs in Chicago The Associated Press and Dallas-Fort Worth were shuffled to other airlines or put on later American flights. WASHINGTON - After helping President Clinton by voting for the The company said it had start- North American Free Trade Agreement, Ohio Rep. John Kasich ed recruiting replacements who turned his attention Thursday to a bill the Clinton administration could be trained under govern- hates. ment supervision in 10 days. The next big issue on the House calendar is called "Penny Kasich," The Association- of Profes- after Minnesota Rep. Tim Penny, a Democrat, and Kasich, a Republi- sional Flight Attendants said its can. strike would last 11 days. Penny Kasich is a plan to cut federal spending by about $90 billion American said flight at- over five years -- and the administration and Democratic con- tendants who strike likely would gressional leaders both strongly oppose it. not have jobs to return to. A vote planned for Saturday was being pushed back, most likely to Jets at some airports left with Monday. no passengers but with their lug- Kasich said he believed the leadership needed extra time because gage aboard. The airline flew "they want to rally the enemy." many planes empty in hopes of "If they schedule the vote on Saturday they're afraid we would matching the jets with available win," he said. flight attendants. The administration opposes the plan on the grounds it would pull "At this point, we've come too much money out of the economy at a critical time, and make it down to get our baggage to find harder to pass the president's health care plan. Penny-Kasich and the all our baggage has been sent to Clinton plan share some of the same money-saving ideas. Hawaii. We have no clothing For example, both want to make rich people pay more for their other than what we're carrying Medicare Part B benefits. If Penny-Kasich raises premiums for the with us now," Tom Kubtak of wealthy -- people earning $70,000 or more - the tax money saved Grand Rapids, Mich., said at Chi- would help lower the federal deficit. Clinton wants to raise Medicare cago's O'Hare International Air- Part B premiums and use the money to provide health care to more port. His flight was canceled. Americans. At New Orleans, flights took "We are prepared to go all out and to defeat this measure," Rep. off carrying only cargo and mail. John Lewis, D-Ga., said Thursday. Some delays and empty flights "This measure will make it impossible for the president to get his also were reported at Denver, health package through next year. Many of the resources that have Boston, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, been saved from Medicare will be used. This would gut many of the Fargo, N.D., and New York City. programs that we've put in place." American's passenger traffic Rep. Richard Durbin, D III , complained that the major changes was halted for several hours to sought by Penny-Kasich should not be rushed through in the last few and from its important Carib- days of a legislative session. bean hub in San Juan, Puerto Congress is on track to end its year's business before Thanksgiv- Rico. ing. Industry sources said Ameri- Added House Majority Whip David Bonior "I think it will be can was unable to fly passengers defeated." out of Europe in the strike's Former Democratic presidential candidate Paul Tsongas -- who opening stages. madp the deficit his major campaign issue - appeared at a Capitol The airline said it would mini- news conference to promote the plan. mize the effect on passengers. "This is whtr* we divide those who are going to be part of the solu- Other airlines were accepting tion from those who are going to be part of the problem," said American tickets and will be paid Tsongas, who now lobbies for deficit reduction through the Concord later by the airline under long- Coalition he formed with Republican Warren Rudman. "This is a test Radio personality Deb Jordan tries her hand bowling with a frozen turkey breast In Columbus, Ohio, case." See STRIKE, page 8. Thursday. Jordan was emcee during The American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout In which smokers are encouraged to quit smoking for 24 hours. 3D Have A Happy Thanksgiving!! IN)(ewg$$ IPll(fi(!flscesJJJ Shawn Blum Mary Bolin Katey Charvat Jessica Cline Aris Hangsteler Nancy Holcomb Geri Hyrne Julie Sammon Last Sharon Siegfried
Day The Brothers of For Congratulate The Following: New Executive Officers Senior President- Tom DaDante Treasurer- Shawn Juris VP Internal- Brian Schillig Secretary- Chris Matuska •VP Alumni Relations- Shane Herman House Manager- Mike Loomis VP Rush- Jason MartiniVP Social- Jason Knowles Portraits! New IFC President- Bret Haggy New Initiates Mike Loomis Jason Knowles Mike L. Johnson Shane Herman Chris Matuska Bill Buzzard If you haven't made it to your John Burnell appointment for this session to have 1993 Fall Associate Members Jason Armstrong - Pres. Brian Milek your senior portrait taken, get on over Ed Burton Sean Muir Greg Haines Ray Petrosky today to The KEY, 28 West Hall. Jason Hanes Troy Rodgers Kevin Harrison Eric Sanders Walk-ins are being accepted Kevin Kraft Thomas Warek and we'll fit you in! Jason Lenhardt Nick Wurst Associate Member Educators JR Hayes Bill Poling Elsewhere page eight The BG News Friday , November 19, 1993 GOP votes help NAFTA passage
by John King The Associated Press
WASHINGTON -- As President Clinton scribbled on his NAFTA call list, an arrow pointing left meant a "Yes" vote, an arrow to the right a rejection. For weeks, arrows pointing left were hard to come by. By Monday, 60 hours before the House vote on the North American Free Trade Agreement, things were finally looking a little better for the White House. Clinton's list showed 190 solid and 13 likely NAFTA supporters. He was still more than a dozen votes short of victory. At midday Tuesday, Clinton scrawled a pledge from Georgia Rep. Buddy Darden onto his notes, and it was over. The president would win a battle many thought he would run from and even many of his closest advisers long thought he would lose. Clinton's NAFTA triumph is a twisted tale of odd alliances, bare-k- nuckle politics and old-fashioned pork-barreling. Allies say the main ingredient was simply Clinton's refusal to lose. He did not win alone. His Cabinet made more than 1,000 phone calls to House members and Republicans provided critical help. The president's support of NAFTA was tepid at the outset, provid- ing a source of great optimism to organized labor and other NAFTA enemies in Clinton's own party. "He was an extraordinarily aggressive and intense pursuer of votes," said House Republican Whip Newt Gingrich. "I don't know if we've ever had anybody much better." Clinton aides and other NAFTA supporters said there was no spe- cific turning point on the path to victory. A first big step came Sept. 14. With former Presidents Ford, Carter and Bush at his side in the East Room of the White House, Clinton delivered a forceful argument for NAFTA. "He put his prestige on the line," said Senate Republican leader Bob Dole. "For us, that ended any questions of his commitment." Clinton recruited Chicago political pro Bill Daley and his crew to Teamsters President Ron Carey meets reporters in the lobby of North American Free Trade Agreement. On Wednesday, the lead his NAFTA lobbying. AFL-CI0 headquarters In Washington Thursday to discuss the House voted to pass the trade pact.
For weeks their chart of House Democrats backing NAFTA had but NAFTA 32 names, and as October turned to November, the cause looked lost. Continued from page 1. for American goods. A vote The AFL-CIO leader at- New York and Ernest Hollings was expected Saturday at the tacked the House vote, saying of South Carolina are among "It required an enormous amount of the president's time, but the pact designed to blend the earliest. American plants would be the opponents. only way to win was member-by-member," said a senior Clinton aide. United States, Mexico and Clinton followed up on a moved to Mexico and Ameri- An AP survey showed 49 '"The more time we got, the more votes we won." Canada into the world's largest midnight phone call to AFL- can workers "sold down the senators in favor and three free-trade zone. Clinton also CIO President Lane Kirkland river." leaning that way, 26 senators Two influential House Democratic leaders, first Vic Fazio of Cali- called for cooperation by both by expressing respect for the Asked how labor would react against and five leaning. Sev- fornia and then Steny Hoyer of Maryland, endorsed NAFTA. labor and management to make "opinions and convictions of to Democratic lawmakers who enteen were undecided. sure the accord benefits "all those who did not" embrace voted for the accord, Kirkland "By taking the courageous "We froze movement the other way,' said the senior aide. "That the working people of our NAFTA. said, "The voting list on this is- step of opening trade in our was the opening we needed." country." "We won't forget what hap- sue will be examined very, own hemisphere, we have the The beginning of Senate de- pened here," Teamsters Presi- very carefully." economic, the political and the The administration gambled, sending Vice President Al Gore into a bate duplicated arguments that dent Ron Carey said in an "It is not a threat to suggest moral standing to make the debate with NAFTA nemesis Ross Perot. Gore was judged the clear ricocheted throughout the interview with The Associated to a member of Congress... that case that that ought to be done winner and the political dynamics shifted. House on Wednesday, where a Press. "We're the folks who this is an issue of burning im- throughout the world, that 234-200 vote showed more Re- went out there and worked for portance ... and that that will America is serious about publicans than Democrats a president who talked re- weigh heavily on our response lowering trade barriers and Rep. Karen Shepherd, D-Utah, called with questions about the en- supporting the legislation. peatedly about jobs, and here to their appeals," he said. promoting growth in our coun- vironment; EPA Administrator Carol Browner was dispatched to an- Sen. Donald Riegle, D Mich., what we've done is export The house Democrats try and throughout the globe," swer them, and win her vote. Labor Secretary Robert Reich made the complained that NAFTA would jobs." stressed unity after the vote. Clinton said. rounds of lawmakers worried about retraining for displaced Ameri- place "60 million Mexican Kirkland's remarks about "It's a big happy family," said He said the House approval can workers. workers in our work force," Clinton were less pointed, and Democratic leader Richard gave him a "strengthened hand costing Americans their jobs in he said organized labor would Gephardt. to fight for open markets Clinton met with Califomian Jay Kim and New Yorkers Rick Lazio the process. Sen. Max Baucus, do "everything that we can" to Three senior Democratic throughout the world. ... I look and David Levy, converting all three. D-Mont., said the accord would advance health care legisla- committee chairmen - Riegle, forward to this trip and to con- open the way to more markets tion. Daniel Patrick Moynihan of tinuing the fight." Rep. Thomas Sawyer of Ohio told Clinton he supported NAFTA from an intellectual standpoint but that frustrated blue-collar workers back home in Akron were scared for their lives. SPEAKER RAPE "The president saw it was an extremely difficult decision and he listened as much as he talked," said an aide. Continued from page 5. dedicated to his best friend, he Continued from page 1. residential advisers and hall di- said. rectors how to respond to victims L. AZ AZ AZ A> AZ AZ AZ AZ , 1 him, and it "ranked at the top of The message he wanted stu- them, Hoffman said. of sexual assault, is also included the moments that was the best in dents to walk away with was that "This year, the task force has in the budget, she said. Because Delta Zeta Proudly Presents my whole life." his program had nothing to do developed the 'Survivor Bill of education plays such a tremen- "Put-downs can hurt, and put- with death, but with time. Rights' which was distributed...at dous role in the prevention of Big/Lil Pairs downs can kill," Tuman said. the beginning of the semester," sexual assault, it is important for "It's important to let people in. "Take the time to put your fam- Lisa Warner jenny Samples & she said. "The Bill of Rights" for the University to properly fund Look at the people you value and ily and friends first. Decide you survivors was developed in order the programs and facilities pro- Vanessa Samples take a risk, let them in." have value and make a differ- to inform students about the op- moting safety, Hoffman said. Shannon Adams Tia Baron Tuman dedicated his program ence in other peoples' lives," tions they have concerning sex- "I cannot see how the Universi- )enn Adkins Missy Beckman & to his best friend who died re- Tuman said. "There is no guar- ual assault, including the choices ty could spend less money," Melanie Thornburgh cently of cancer. antee that tomorrow you'll have they have about who to talk to Hoffman said. "I would rather "Ricky Myers was closer to me the chance." |2J Kristi Spinell Ruth Black and who can help." see prevention programs set up than my own brother. He was The cost of the materials at the University and helping the Candy Bonnett Laura Campbell & there when I needed him and he Tuman is a brother of the Phi necessary to aid in the training of problem rather than creating an Jenny Seven saved my life," Tuman said. Gamma Delta fraternity at Mich- "First Responders" - an educa- even bigger problem by avoiding S Michelle Ammiller Jen Casperson & Tuman told the crowd he had igan State University. He has tional program which has taught the issue." Anna McVicker tried to commit suicide three dedicated this year to opening up times. "We had a special relaion- to the brothers of his fraternity STRIKE Hollie Gerstemeir Michelle Dura ship and I love him very much," and to other students "to let indi- Kim Saddler Danielle Davis & Tuman said. viduals know that everyone has Continued from page 7. striking flight attendants. Jodi Marizek The remaining programs he something special to offer," The carrier will not say how Tina Cost Laura Ellis has scheduled this year will be Strmac said. standing agreements. many have been trained, but FAA American Eagle commuter spokesman Hank Price said the Kim Catalano Melanie Drabik & flights were not involved in the Jenni Myers agency had monitored the train- strike. ing of 300 workers by Dec. 12. Melissa Skusa Patty Eppert & The airline says it typically The pilots union was voting to Jodi Luce uses less than a third of its flight see whether it would wage a Barb Suter Debbie Howe & attendants. sympathy strike. The Transport Michelle Phillip The carrier can get by with Workers Union was prohibited Bowl *N' Greenery fewer and still meet Federal Becki Hutton Joy Knight by court order from striking. 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Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., as police state lence passed the House on Schumer, D-N.Y. "It's going to son, bombing, gassing, physical countered that the bill "protects tell those extremists who thought Thursday after lawmakers re- attacks, death threats and mur- liberty against mob rule" and by Mark Fritz their own moral authority al- jected a bid by anti-abortion der," said Rep. Louise Slaughter, that free-speech rights are not The Associated Press lawmakers to soften penalties for lowed them to take the law into D-N.Y. endangered. protesters who stage peaceful their own hands, they can't do it Anti-abortion lawmakers said "What it impinges on is the blockades. anymore." their cause was being singled out ability of one group of citizens to LAGOS, Nigeria - Virtually every democratic institution in It was approved on a voice vote "If these groups ... were in for punishment. Many move- impose their views on another Nigeria will be dissolved and the country will be run as a police after the House voted, 246-182, to front of another killing place - ments have an extremist fringe, group of citizens with obstruc- state, the latest general to declare himself Nigeria's ruler said reject an effort to send the bill 1 let's say Auschwitz - you'd be they said, yet no one would think tion and intimidation," Nadler Thursday night. back to committee and strip out honoring them, you wouldn't be of putting such strict punish- said. Gen. Sam Abacha spoke to an anxious nation for the first time language opposed by abortion making them felons," said Rep. ments on mainstream protesters And Rep. Scott Klug, R-Wis., since declaring himself ruler of Nigeria on Wednesday. He foes. Henry Hyde, Kill who demonstrate on nuclear said he was persuaded to vote for ousted the civilian government leader, Ernest Shonekan, who Hurrying to get the bill to Rep. Chris Smith, R-NJ., tried power or environmental issues. the bill by this law professor's had been appointed by the military less than three months ago. President Clinton before Con- to change the bill so obstructing a "If you applied this to any analysis: "This bill prohibits Abacha said he was banning the existing political parties; any gress begins its Thanksgiving clinic would only be a crime if other movement, you'd be conduct, not expression." political gatherings; the National Electoral Commission; and recess, supporters kept the force or threat of force was in- laughed right out of this cham- The bill would create new fed- state, local and federal governments. Civilian officials will be measure free of controversial volved, but his amendment failed ber," Smith said. Peaceful pro- eral crimes and punishments for replaced with military commanders. amendments so it would not 255-177. testers do not deserve such stiff use of force, threats and intimi- The dramatic announcement on Radio Nigeria pushes this na- differ much from the Senate ver- Rep. Pat Schroeder, D-Colo., jail terms, he said. dation against women seeking tion of 90 million to authoritarian military rule. Abacha's speech sion passed earlier this week. noted Congress had passed a law "Kidnappers, killers, rapists - and doctors providing abortions. was a crushing blow to people who had hoped he would institute Both bills create new federal last year to protect against yeah, they're felons. People who There would also be new crimes moves toward democracy. crimes for threats, use of force crimes at laboratories, rodeos get in the way are not," Smith for obstruction or destruction of He promised to hold a constitutional convention to establish a and obstruction at abortion clin- and dog shows. said. a family planning clinic. new system of democratic government, but gave no timetable. He will rule in the meantime as head of a "provisional ruling council" made up mainly of military officers, he said. "This government is a child of necessity with a strong de- termination to restore peace and stability to our country," Aba- Ohio salvagers Tent city provides cha said in his first nationally broadcast speech since declaring himself ruler Wednesday. He ordered striking labor unions back to work. "This regime will be firm, humane and decisive," he said. given treasure luxuries for soldiers "Any attempt to test our will will be decisively dealt with" Abacha, who helped engineer two previous military coups in restful haven for soldiers getting 1983 and 1985. said civilian administrators and a civilian federal by Joe Taylor by Esles Thompson council would be established sometime later, along with a new The Associated Press The Associated Press a break from the action. constitution. The tent cities will not end Spartan conditions on battle Though he said Nigeria would someday get a democratic NORFOLK Va. - Most of the treasure from a ship that sank in FORT BRAGG, N.C. - The lines, where soldiers often catch government, he gave no timetable during his 10-minute speech, which raised more questions than it answered. a storm during the California gold rush was given Thursday to image of soldiers shaving with a few zzzs anywhere they can. Abacha threw a few scraps to the pro-democracy forces that the Ohio salvagers who found it. hot water from a Jeep radiator, "This is designed to bring The judge who made the award said he wished it was worth warming C rations in boiling cof- have challenged the military government. He said he was lifting battle-weary soldiers off the line bans on outlawed news organizations, but warned them to be more. fee and trudging to makeshift for five days while they're with The bullion value of the gold found aboard the SS Central showers and latrines - all that is their unit," said Maj. Jim Hin- careful about what they report. America is about $21 million, said U.S. District Judge Richard B. about to change. nant, a spokesman for the 18th He said this week's sevenfold fuel price increases, which Kellam. The Army's new tent cities will prompted the unions to strike and have nearly shut down Lagos, Airborne Corps. "They keep the nation's main city, "will be looked into." "What a pity it did not amount to a billion dollars so that a provide battle-weary soldiers their battle focus." Acting State Department spokeswoman Christine Shelly and proper award could have been given," Kellam wrote in a de- with all sorts of creature com- Army Chief of Staff Gordon R. cision giving 90 percent of the gold to the Columbus, Ohio-based forts: hotter showers, regular Sullivan will be here Friday to British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said their governments Columbus-America Discovery Group. were considering imposing tougher sanctions against Nigerian toilets, satellite television, tele- formally dedicate the $5.5 mil- authorities. In 1857, the Central America sank during a hurricane off the phones, air-conditioning. Even a lion tent city. "Military dictatorship cannot solve Nigeria's problems," Hurd South Carolina coast. Only 153 of the paddlewheel steamer's 578 bank machine. Five more are planned, Hin- passengers survived. True, there's still dirt on the said. "This is a serious step backward, not merely for Nigeria nant said. The compounds can be but for Africa as a whole." Many of the passengers were California prospectors who floor of the vinyl-coated tents, broken down into 36 modules for were en route to New York with gold to head off a banking but nobody's complaining. shipment aboard planes or ships. Shelly said, "Additional military intervention in Nigerian poli- crisis. About $1.2 million in gold aboard the vessel was insured. "It's quite nice, more civi- They also could be used as tem- tics cannot solve the crisis that the military created." In 1987, Columbus-America, an investment syndicate, lized," Spec. Kelyn Brown, 24, of porary shelter for civilians after The United States, Britain and the European Community im- launched an expedition that found the shipwreck and began sal- Columbia, S.C., said as he with- disasters. posed limited sanctions after the previous ruler, Gen. Ibrahim vage operations using a sophisticated remote-controlled sub- drew cash from the portable tel- Babangida, ignored the results of a June 12 presidential election mersible to retrieve artifacts. ler machine next to the portable The cash machine communi- he had promised would return the country to elected govern- Columbus-America said the wreck was abandoned and post exchange store. cates with a bank computer by ment. claimed ownership. But the insurers of the 1857 voyage and The new digs were developed satellite dish Next door is the their corporate heirs said they still owned the gold. thanks to some interservice recreation tent. Soldiers relaxed Babangida apparently perceived that the winner of the ballot, In 1990, Kellam awarded the entire treasure to Columbus- rivalry: The Army noticed during in front of a television playing a flamboyant businessman Moshood K.O. Abiola, would pose a America under an ancient "finders, keepers" rule in maritime Desert Storm that the Air Force movie while others played cards threat to the privileged position of the military. Voiding the law. However, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent the had much better field living con- or pingpong. Another got a hair- election spurred sometimes-violent protests. case back to reconsider the insurance claims. ditions. cut. Others lifted weights. The judge, in his latest 80-page ruling, said he took into ac- Dubbed Force Provider in Ar- count the $30 million already spent by the salvage group. If the my-speak, the 550-bed compound investors had put their money in stocks, he said, "they could is getting its first field test on the have earned more than they will likely receive from the salvage outskirts of Fort Bragg this NOTICE OF INTENT TO of the Central America even with a generous award." month. 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page ten The BG News Friday, November 19, 1993 Jackson, others enter final game Browns by Mart Leonard DeChanl assistant sports editor tempt to send off the old, and The Falcons enter the game would also vault into sixth place Despite failing to three-peat, ■= ring in the new. with a 5-1-1 mark in Mid- on BG's all-time rushing list. Jackson will leave the University will not Western Michigan will visit American Conference play, a "(The records) are something on a positive note, remembering New Year's Eve will arrive a ix,yt L. Perry Stadium at noon half-game behind the Broncos I'm not really aware of," Jackson especially the two MAC Cham- few months early for the BG tomorrow in both team's season (6-1). The winner, depending on said. "They are pretty good ac- pionships and postseason Bowl football team, as the Falcons at- finale. Ball State's results, will finish complishments, I guess, but they victories. give up either first or second in the final just show how good of a team "Those memories, especially ZEB JACKSON * ZEB JACKSON * MAC standings. we've had here." the bowl games, I will always remember most," Jackson said. Now that the Falcons (6-3-1 ' Some older Falcon fans, and The Associated Press ZEB JACKSON JACKSON * overall) are eliminated from Las Jackson himself, vividly recall "I mean, we went from two losing u; Vegas Bowl contention, several those seasons before BG's rise to seasons, to nextyear going 11-1 seniors unexpectedly face their the top - namely, the Moe Ank- and going to the Raisin Bowl." BEREA, Ohio -- Tony j^EB JACKRO|g5i JACKSON * final intercollegiate contest. ney era The Falcons compiled a record Jones, an offensive tackle Defensive stalwarts Bob Dud- Most of the fifth-year seniors of 30-11-3 during Jackson's stay, who has helped protect ZEB JA "^CKSON* ley, Clint Frazier, Darnell Staten on this season's squad were just and included the historic three different starting and others will be getting in their out of high school during the Fal- 22-game MAC unbeaten streak, quarterbacks this season last hits as Falcons. On offense, cons' 5-6 season in 1989, and 3-5-3 which was just snapped last for the Cleveland Browns, ZEB J JSSON * All MAC probables Joe Wyse and campaign a year later. week, of course. said the team has some- Zeb Jackson have one final "I think we had at least as With his career four quarters thing to prove Sunday ZEB ' JKSON * chance to be honored for their much talent when Moe Ankney away from its end, Jackson took against Houston. long and glorious tenure as Fal- was here three years ago," Jack- time to speculate on next year's "We lost the Seattle con athletes. son said. "Coach Blackney came Zeb-less squad. game, but nobody's ready to .CKSON * Jackson, who has been a tail- in here and restored our confi- "Oh, we - I mean they - will fold up and quit," said the back for BG since 1990, said the dence and made us believe we have a great shot at doing it 6-foot-5, 295-pound Jones, ^KSON* end of his career is something he could win." (winning the MAC)." 27, a six-year NFL veteran. rarely thought about - until this "I think everybody's week. ready to go out and prove to "I never thought it would come the city that even though ZEB CKSON * to an end," Jackson said Wednes- Bernie Kosar's gone, the day. "It's been a long five years, Zeb Jackson's Cleveland Browns are still ZEB J, /ACKSON * and it will be exciting (Saturday). here and we're still de- "I guess I'll be a little depres- termined to get to the sed. It's upsetting to think about Career playoffs." ZEB JACI jJACKSON * everything I'll miss." Jackson, himself, will be deep- Statistics Last week the Browns ZEB JAC:r. ;JACKSON * ly missed by the football pro- (5-4) waived Kosar, who gram, and his four years of ser- Jackson signed with Dallas and led vice will not soon be forgotten. the Cowboys to a win ZEB JACKS' JACKSON * In four seasons - only two as a Year Rushing Avg. TD/Long Catches against Phoenix on Sunday. Cleveland Coach Bill Beli- starter - Jackson has carved his 1990 42/125 3.0 0/34 5/33 ZEB JACKS1 CKSON * initials in the Falcon record chick said Kosar, an eight- books, and in the minds of the 1991 57/237 4.2 1/14 7/62 year starter, had shown di- fans who have followed his as- 1992 169/730 4.3 4/39 15/89 minished skills. cension to greatness. 1993* 207/892 4.1 4/33 10/120 Kosar, who lost his start- ZEB JACKSON'-^ZEl CKSON * Jackson enters Saturday's ing job to Vinny Testaverde earlier in the season, re- ZEB JACKSON * ZEB" CKSON * game with 892 yards on the Carrer 475/1,931 4.1 9/39 37/304 season, and 1,931 for his career. turned to the starter's job Shouls he gain over 108 yards for Cleveland when Tes- tomorrow, he would have his ♦through first 10 games taverde separated his ZEB JACKSON * ZEB , KSON * first 1,000-yard season, and go shoulder. ZEB JACKSON * ZEB JACKSON * over 2,000 for his career. Jackson
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by Aaron Dorksen sports editor N GREATS Off track Editor's note: This is the first in incidents add an ongoing series profiling the greatest athletes in Bowling to legend Green history. by Aaron Dorksen GERMANTOWN, Term. - For sports editor one moment in time Dave Wottle was the best in the world... the DAVE WOTTLE best ever. Bowling Green's Dav. With the world watching, Wot- now lives in Florida, said there Wottle was not one to seek tle used his famous kick to out- was something extraordinary attention. duel Russians Yevgeny Arzhanov about Wottle, even when he was a Attention found him ai in the 800 meters to win the gold freshman. the 1972 Olympic games in medal in the 1972 Olympics in "It seems like Just yesterday, Munich. , Munich, setting a world record in even though it was 20 years ago," W o 11 - | the process with a time of 1:45.89. Brodt said. "He was a part of a I e ' s | The lanky midwest kid, wear- great group of runners who put free-spir- ing his soon to be internationally BG track and cross country on i t e d , famous white baseball cap, was n the map at that time; guys like c o u r - 22-year old junior at BG when he Sid Sink, Steve Danforth, Tracy ageous at- electrified the world with his Elliot and Bob McComber. t i t u d e famous kick in one of the "It was a great group but he won him greatest races in Olympic histo- was the shining star." as much respect ry. "Not many days go by when I Today Wottle takes life at a f r o m haven't thought about that race little more leisurely pace as Dean people Wott'e in some way, even if for just a of Admissions and Financial Aid Sporli Information photoi around the world as his fleeting moment," Wottle said. at Rhodes College in German- Top: Dave Wottle, wearing his dramatic, world record set "It was a tremendous experi- town, lenn. famous white baseball hat, ting gold medal win in d ence, I wish everyone could know He is married to his college receives his gold medal after 800 meters. what it Is like to stand on the top sweetheart Jan and the couple winning the 800 meters In the The "race nobody saw" step of the medal platform while has three children; Scott 17, Mike 1972 Olympic games ID Munich. came closer than any of the your country's national anthem 16 and Jenny 9. Left: Wottle tunrs on his famous offical Olympic races to played." The proud father said he leaves kick during a BG track win. exemplifying what the the running these days to his Former teammate and current games are all about. The Coming out of the Olympic BG coach Sid Sink called Wottle's Trials in Oregon, Wottle was boys, whose high school cross race was not on the track, end of the race kick "the best I rather it was a race against viewed as a legitimate contender country team recently placed have ever seen." in the 800 meters, however, the second in at the Tennessee time to save two teammates Russian Arzhanov was con- Championships. from being disqualified in sidered a heavy favorite. their event. Two days before his "The race started very fast and While at BG, Wottle was a six- "It was a tremendous 200 meters into the race I was time All-American in track and 800-meter final event, Wot about 10 yards behind the rest of cross country. He set the BG re- experience, I wish tie was jogging outside the the pack," Wottle said, "I was cord in the half-mile and mile everyone could know stadium after his qualifying still hanging back in last place runs. heat in the 800 meter when after the first lap. Wottle won four NCAA and what it is like to stand he came upon Lee Evans, a "With 300 meters left Arz MAC championships as a Falcon on the top of the medal member of the 1,600-meter relay and a 400-meter gold hanov began his surge and I and was a member of a distance platform while your made a semi-move of my own, medley relay team which won the medalist in 1968. The ten- breaking into the pack," he said. NCAA title at the 1972 NCAA In- country's national donitis in Wottle's knee was acting up a little and he was "I was in fourth place as I began door Championships. anthem is played." my all-out kick, passing the two Wottle placed second in the trying to stay loose. Kenyan runners and then passing mile at the NCAA outdoor Cham- Dave Wottle, US Evans was concerned be- cause the first call for the Arzhanov right before the fin- pionships as a sophomore to Olympic 800 meter ish." Marty Liquori and 12th in the 100-meter trials was an Wottle's time of 1:45.89 beat NCAA cross country champion- champion and BG alum nounced and Team USA's Arzhanov by .03 seconds. ships as a junior. Ed Hart and Reynaud Rob- An overjoyed Wottle was un- Along with teammate Sink. inson were nowhere to be found. derstandably emotional on the Wottle helped bring BG into the Wottle said coach Brodt and talk to him a couple times a year tend graduate school. medal stand. So emotional that he national running spotlight. The teammate Sink were key role but I haven't been able to sec him Wottle and Evans split up to search for the two miss- forgot to take off his famous team had a great year in 1971-72, models for him in his develop- in a few years," Sink said. "Dave Wottle then enjoyed a short- white baseball hat while the U.S. running to a seventh place finish ment as a runner. was a very quiet individual ing runners but could not lived career in the now defunct find them. They met up National Anthem played. at the NCAA cross country "I was probably closer to my Professional Track Association, The newly crowned champion championship, a second place teammates than my own brothers "He had a great inner confi- about ten minutes later and competing in the league from decided they must be back was quickly forgiven by the finish in the NCAA indoor track because I was around them so dence but even though he rarely 1973-75. American people and the event meet and a first place finish in much," he said. "Sid was a great lost a race he wasn't going to tell in the Olympic Village, nearly a mile away from the added to the legend of the hat. the MAC outdoor track cham- leader, I ran in his footsteps for you about It." "When I started to realize the Wottle first wore the hat, which pionship. stadium. three of my four years on the the league was on the rocks I rea- Still exhausted from In: he also trained in, during a race Wottle credits much of his suc- team. Following a rare instance in lized I had better find something in the spiring of 1991. He wore cess to former BG track coach "By the time I was able to inch which Wottle did lose a track qualifying heat less than 30 that was going to put bread on minutes before, Wottle the same hat in the 72 Olympic Brodt for helping him train and by him I was starting to become a race which he should have won, the table," he said. Games. That hat wore out in 1972 develop into a world class ath- world class runner." Sink remembers several team- would have to run in the semifinals the next day and and he got one just like it which lete. Sink, a teammate of Wottle's mates getting on him the next It was then that Wottle began he continued to wear during his "I have very fond memories of and current men's cross country Monday in practice for losing his coaching career and his work in the finals in two days. professional track career. my time at Bowling Green," Wot- and track coach at BG, speaks with university admissions. The two tried to catch a tle said. "Stuart Givens [still at with great respect for his friend "He got real mad, he almost cab but nobody stopped. "The first hat is in the National the university] was my advisor and former teammate. pushed one of them," Sink said. Wottle coached track and cross When Lee Evans took off Track Hall of Fame in the Hoo- for my major, history, and he was "He had the best kick I have "After that we realized you don't country and worked in the ad- running for the Village, Wottle joined in right be- sier Dome," Wottle said. "The also a timer at the meets. ever seen," Sink said. "He didn't kid Dave about not winning." missions office at Walsh College second hat I got, which was just have the speed of some of the in Canton, Ohio, in 1975 and after hind him, putting his own like the first, is in my closet." "I always enjoyed the courses other world class middle dis- After receiving his 1 1/2 years there he moved on to well-being aside to help Retired Falcon track and cross he taught and he was a great tance runners but none on them undergraduate in history, Wottle similar positions at Bethany Col- See LEGEND, page thirteen. country coach Mel Brodt, who supporter." had the strength he did." "I still remained at the University to at- lege in West Virginia. Ball State faces win I ess Kent for title The BC Newa/TrrrM Thoma, The Associated Press Western Michigan coach Al of contracts and drop a non- Moldc, whose team is a half- conference opponent to ac- game behind the Cardinals commodate the expanding So the Mid-American Con- heading into a Saturday show- league. ference race has come down to down at Bowling Green, doesn't Therefore, 1993 and 1994 are the game of the year. think it's fair. transitional years and have un- On one hand, Ball State is un- "1 would say up front that if fairness built in. Central Mich- beaten in the conference, play- the tables were reversed and igan, Kent, Miami of Ohio and ing at home and on a roll. On we were in front by a half a Ohio U. each play everybody the other Is Kent, with the game, I would still be a propon- else. But Akron and Toledo longest losing skid in all of ent of a complete round robin don't play each other, Bowling major college football. in the conference. Western Green doesn't play Eastern That's right, Ball State (7-2-1 Michigan voted that way when Michigan and, of course, Ball overall and 6-0-1 In the MAC) the vote was taken last spring State and Western don't have to and Kent (0-10, 0-8), the dream and I think it's the only way you square off. matchup that has every foot- can have a tiue conference "I think it's kind of sad when ball fanatic in the conference champion." Moldesays. a conference in essence de- glassy-eyed and drooling. Molde is, of course, correct. emphasizes our own competi- Ball State coach Paul Schudel How can Ball State be crowned tion so we can play outside said the team was not dismiss- the champion of the MAC when competition. I'm not a propon- ing the game. it didn't prove It's superiority ent of that and I think it's a bit "Kent is an excellent football against Western? Taken an- unfortunate," Molde says. team, despite the record," other way, why should Bowling Molde feels cheated. But by Schudel said. "Our complete Green have to be tested at Ball the same token, there is a focus right now Is on Kent." State, yet neither Western or powerful argument against his All Ball State needs to clinch Ball State should have to face a feeling hurt: Ball State beat an outright MAC title and a trip similar test against each other? Central Michigan 20-17 on the to the Las Vegas Bowl is to ex- road, and Western lost to Cen- tend Kent's string of defeats to Unfortunately, Akron's ad- tral at home 23-18. Bowling Green back Courtney Davli dartf between two Ohio defenders during a Falcon win earlier 15 In a row. vent into the league in 1991 and If Western had won that this season. BG will face Western Michigan Saturday at Perry Field in a game that will most likely de- This obviously isn't the way threw scheduling out of kilter. game, it would be the Broncos cide second place in the MAC. that MAC Commissioner Karl Back when Akron was ac- who had a half-game lead going Benson would have planned it. cepted, the MAC's presidents into the game at Bowling For Western, however, the miracle, while Western must at Miami of Ohio (3-7, 2-6) and. Nor is it exactly the ideal scen- voted to phase in a full, 9-game Green. Would there be any MAC championship might have pull off a little magic of its own out of the conference, Youngs- ario for Ball State's closest round-robin schedule by 1995. question that Ball State and its been lost or won way back on at Bowling Green. town State at Akron (5-5, 4-4). pursuers, Western Michigan In other words, that would give players might question the Oct. 9 at home against Central. Other games on Saturday, the Toledo (3-7, 2-5) hosts Eastern (7-3, 6-1) and Bowling Green MAC schools three seasons - fairness of not getting a shot at Instead, the Broncos must rely last day of play in the MAC, Michigan (4-6, 3-4) in a rare (6-3-1,5-1-1). c 1992, '93 and '94 - to get out Western? on wlnless Kent to pull of a find Central Michigan (5-5,5-3) Friday night game. page twelve The BC News Friday, November 19,1993 Falcon winter sports grab spotlight Larranaga hopes men's basketball can Hockey looks to regoin first place
by Pat Murphy Brooks and senior right wing Co- Helbing. Helbing underwent an sports writer lin Ward. They are tied for the arthroscopic examination 'rebound' from last year's board woes overall league scoring lead with Wednesday for possible cartilage preseason game Monday, to e- David Oliver and Brian Wiseman damage in his left knee. He will ny Mike Kazimore proved, but to what degree won't be out of the lineup indefinitely. valuate how much progress his After a weekend layoff, the of Michigan with sixteen points. sports writer be determined until we face out- fifth-ranked Brown and Orange "They are quick up front, al- Sophomore Mike Hall who is squad has made since the begin- side competition. ning of practice. leers are back in action versus though it wasn't evident in the returning from an injury may "I think that our two exhibition The men's basketball team will One of the areas where Lar- Western Michigan and Michigan first game," BG coach Jerry play but if he can't freshman Ke- be in action Friday night when it games, both of which are against State. York said. vin Scguin may see his first ac- ranaga recognized a need for im- taller teams, will give us a good Musts Croatia Zrinjevac in its provement over last season was BG will look to overtake Lake The glaring weakness for tion of the season. indication of where we stand" Superior In the CCHA standings WMU is between the pipes. They "You have to expect injuries, opening preseason game. rebounding. Where the Falcons stand will Head coach Jim Larranaga "Last year the area of rebound- after the Lakers took a one-point rank second to last In goals al- we now have depth to sustain most likely be in the paint, led over the weekend. lowed - only Ferris State has al- these types of injuries," York said that he will use this contest, ing was a concern," Larranaga around the basket. BG, lacking a .ilong with the Falcons' next said. "I think that it has im BG travels to Kalamazoo on lowed more. Senior Craig Brown said. potent backcourt, will be looking Friday to battle the Broncos, comes in with a 4.27 goals against The BC Newt/TtreM Tkvmai for bigger and better things from 44-1 (2-4-1 in the CCHA). WMU average and junior Brian Ren- On Saturday the house of its frontcourt players who will be split the previous weekend's frew allows 4.66 goals per game. green, Munn Arena, will be the the focal point of this year's games, beating Ferris State 7-2, Compare those numbers with site of the ongoing saga between squad. mud losing to Michigan, 5-3. freshman sensation Bob Petrie's MSU and BG. "We are a stronger and more Earlier this year BG defeated 2.14 GAA and BG has an obvious potent offensive team in and WMU 6-2 at the Ice Arena. Senior advantage. "This is one of the four most around the basket than we were Sean Pronger led the way with "They always play better at heated rivlaries. Our coaches and last year," Larranaga said. "Our two goals, and freshman Curtis home," York said. players look forward to the Spar- focus in practice has been to put Fry added his first career goal. The Falcons must cope this tans. They have a good building the ball inside as often as possi- The Broncos are paced by weekend without the services of to play in, and always have big ble." sophomore left wing Chris sophomore right wing Jason crowds," York said. Another area that Larranaga will be keeping a close watch over is the point guard situation. Currently, three players - Mick Swimmers face shaved Rockets Mi In ark, Mike Swanson and An- tonio Daniels - with little or no by Marly Fuller year - they are the only team in same story as the Toledo team playing experience are battling sports writer the MAC to shave for a confer- has improved. for the starting position. ence meet. So why doesn't the BG team With the start of the regular Toledo's men's squad has only shave themselves to keep the season just around the comer a To shave or not to shave? That won two MAC meets in the past match even? great deal of emphasis will be put is the question facing Brian Gor- seven years, one against BG and "We could counter with a shave on the two exhibition games in don, head coach of the BG swim one against Miami. Both of the of our own but that is not in our order to determine who will win team. victories occured last year and program's strategy. It is only the job. Gordon and his club will host during both meets the Rockets beneficial to shave a maximum The Falcons will be led, the rested and shaved Toledo were rested and shaved. of twice a year and we are not go- offensively and defensively, by Rockets this weekend at the Co- "In no way, shape or form were ing to worry about the last place junior Shane Kline Kuminski oper Pool. they [Toledo) a better team than team [Toledo]," Gordon ex- Kline-Rumlnski. the MAC'S For the past two years the us last year and In no way, shape plained. Freshman of the Year two years Rockets have rested and shaved or form are they a better team ago, lead the team in rebounding off their body hair in order to than us this year," Gordon said. "We are going to shave our last year pulling down 5.4 boards gain a psychological and physical "But, because they are rested kids for the MAC Championships per game, while also chipping in advantage over the Falcons. The and shaved, I will guarantee their and anyone who goes on to the with 12 points a contest. results of shaving the body hair men will win the meet this week- NCAA's will shave again," Gor- Larranaga is also expecting a cuts down on drag and opens the end." don added. big year from sophomore Shane skin's nerve endings, which The women are not in safe Komives. Last year Komives tos- makes one feel faster in the water either. They beat the After the Falcons' encounter sed in nine markers a game while water. rested Toledo team last year but with the Rockets on Friday they Moyd Miller will be In a new role this year as the Falcons rely on him adding 2.6 rebounds. The Rockets have made this it was closer than they expected will travel to Gambler, Ohio, on Fur scoring punch as well as rebounding. meet their primary meet of the it to be. This year will be the Saturday to face Kenyon.
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Friday , November 19, 1993 The BC News page thirteen BG drops preseason game The BG Newt/Terrse Thomas by Mark Leonard DeChant assistant sports editor nailed a desparate three-pointer Scott (14 points, 5 rebounds). and the clock ran down to show Albers, a 5-11 senior forward, :00. After the referees consulted hit just six of 18 field goal at- The women's basketball team the scorekeepers, two seconds tempts, but was 10-of-lS from the faced a club squad from Riga, were added to the clock, and Lat- free throw line and dominated Latvia in a preseason matchup via had to inbound the ball one the boards late in the game. Thursday night, but the Falcons last time. Scott, a 5-10 senior, was 8-of-9 looked like foreigners to the Latvia guard Zanda Gulbe from the line, and chipped in with game as they lost 74-71. sprinted downcourt on the in four steals. BG shot 30 percent in the first bounds play, and received the As mentioned, the Falcons had half, fell behind by 21 points ball for an easy, game-sealing problems shooting over Latvia early in the second half, then bat- layup. defenders. The foreign squad's tled back to almost pull off a BG outscored Latvia 43-28 in inside game consisted of 6-3 come-from-behind victory. the second half, but Falcon head Anita Eglite (17 points, 11 re- BG was down 71-66 when Fal- coach Jaci Clark said the team's bounds), 6-2 Dace Krumlna (12 con forward Tallta Scott was early troubles sealed its fate. points, 7 rebounds), and Kartjan- fouled on a jump shot attempt "In the first half we shot ovica, who stands at 6-foot-4. with 17 seconds left in the poorly, and played no defense," contest. Scott nailed both foul Clark said. "And the second half I "We had to make sure our shots shots, and the Falcons were thought we were much more ag- were open when we faced the within three. gresive on both sides of the floor. basket," Clark said. "They were Latvia then ran 10 seconds off "We started to dictate to them physical and I think that was the clock before Tangy Williams a little bit more on defense (in good for us, because I think we're could foul Olga Kartjanovica. the second period). Offensively, going to see a lot of physical Kartjanovica made one-of-two we figured out that we could not teams and we need to get used to free throws to pull Latvia ahead shoot over the top of them, that that. 72-68. With only seven seconds we had to go strong to the bas- "We didn't like the physical- remaining, Kartjanovica's point ket." ness in the first half. In the sec- proved to nail BG in the prov- BG was led offensively by All- ond half I thought we were much erbial coffin. MAC returnees Lori Albers (22 better with it and we got into the Falcon guard Jenny Kulics points, 13 rebounds) and Talita flow of the game." LEGEND
Continued from page eleven. in the moment that he forgot to "The race no one saw take off his hat. find his teammates. was something I think On Dave Wottle Day, held in Each time a car passed they BG on Oct. 14, 1972, U.S. Repre- tried to catch a ride but no one most anyone would sentative Delbert Latta ad- understood their plight or both- have done for another dressed the oversight. ered to stop. The two kept run- "When this [incident] was ning. Finally Wottle's legs hurt so teammate." brought to his attention by the bad he couldn't keep running, his media, he was noticeably shaken tendonitis was kicking up. He Dave Wottle, US and publicly apologized to the could hardly walk, much less run. Olympic 800 meter people of the United States and Evans continued on to the champion and BC alum further commented that this Village but he never found Hart omission subtracted from the or Robinson because they had personal satisfaction of his win," already left for the Stadium. Latta said. Unfortunately, they did not easy, but it wasn't trying either," "This was an expression of the make it to the Stadium on time Wottle said of the distractions. feelings of a truly great Ameri- and were disqualified. "To get as far as the Olympic can at the high point of his career "The race no one saw was Games you have to be very fo- David Wottle should not feel bad something I think most anyone cused, so I just blocked that extra about his unintentional omission would have done for another stuff out. at this time." teammate," Wottle said. "1 "Hey, I wasn't about to let President Richard Nixon also wasn't thinking about my tendon- someone tell me I had to post- took the time to recognize Wottle itis or anything. pone a wedding my future wife in a letter written in the fall of " I think it's just more of doing had been planning for eight 1972. the right thing." months," Wottle said. "It was "Your championship form both something they had to deal with." on and off the field have won you Wottle also faced another countless new admirers, and you Olympic distraction. As a recent After Wottle won the gold he may be certain that all of us fully newlywed he had come under had already set an amazing ex- understand your attachment to criticism from the head USA ample at the games. your famous hat," Nixon wrote. track coach who thought the REJECTED?: BG's Krlsti Kocster ran into a tall front line when she tried to get away this shot during But fate left one more twist in Wottle certainly is a champion the Falcons 74-71 loss to TTT Club team from Latvia. Latvia's Olga Kartjanovica appears ready to block wedding should have been post- the Dave Wottle story. whose accomplishments can be the shot. poned until after the Olympics. During the emotional medal appreciated by people for dec- "I would have to say it wasn't cermony Wottle was so caught up ades to come. Classifieds
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KAPPA SIGMA * ALPHA PHI FOR RENT finest sorority houses on campus Good luck HELP WANTED pledges (Holy T especially) with entering into i non-smoking female subieaser needed for MT.MUGGS ARE YOU CONSIDERING NATIONAL 3TU- this highly admired sisterhood I We will m»ss Spnng "94. Close to campus- $18C mo- plus Jr>n us for the Michigan vs Ohio Slate football DENT EXCHANGE FOR NEXT YEAR? 1 A 2 bdrm apts available now and Spring you all, Ruth and Roiie included, next semes- utilities. Price negotiable Call 352 8825 $700A*k cannery workers, $40O0/mo deck- game. Also enjoy our Turkey Dinner Special, If you have been to an 'Info' session semester. Winthrop Torraos Apts 352-9135 ter. hands. Alaska fishing, industry now hiring tor turkey, mashed potatoes, corn, gravy, roll, and Come to a "2nd Step" Meeting on either. 1 bedroom apartments Free water and sewer. a piece ol pumpkin pie for $5 501 Thursday. 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Pick one up in the Spaco 'or :"> SO Ca! today' Yogi Bear's Jelly stone Camp Resort is looking ing/bussiness or I PC ma)Or to help Product 353 0116 Union FoyerNov i 7 S '8 'rpm iQ ? Bigs ft Littles. . Mgr. assess new product 'roll-out.' Develop 1-2 non-smoking, easy-gomg. lun. responsible for 2 creative, outgoing persons to coordinate Don't forget about Christmas gifts! Southern California test markets Earn $$ female roommates needed tor spnng semes and direct activities tor a family camping laali 1 ty. We are located near Aurora, Ohio just 5 i bedroom, spacious apt. lor sublease DON'T BE LEFT IN THE COLD THIS YEAR The Greek Mart was the best prices on so- Spnng and Summer, too ter. Apartment overlooking campus. Cheap. miles from Sea World of Ohio. Expenenced is Spring 1994 Price negotiable SPRING BREAK SALE"' rority ft fraternity sportswear and Jewelry Contact Co-Op Program, 238 Administration Ploaso call 352 7560 preferred, but not necessary. Living facilities 353 1926 Book your trip by Dec. 4 tor the and It can still be here In time for Christmas Bldg .372 2451. ASAP lor aotails 1-2 non-smoking fern housemates needed tor are available Males or females are encour- guaranteed beat room* A prices! 353-0901 NOW IS THE TIME TOOUIT SMOKING' Spring Sem One block from campus. aged to apply. Interviewing will be done at the Jamaica. Cancun. Bahamas. Daytona 1-2 subleasers needed lor Spring 94 CAMPUS TANNING Participate in the Great American Smokeout |125-150«UDI Call 372-3460 Resort If interested, send your resume to Panaman City A South Padre Island $90/month ♦ utilities. Blocks from campus. Fall Specials close to campus 6 beds Unon Foyer Nov. 17 ft 18 for more into Jelly stone Camp Reson Sun Splash Tours 1 2 Subieaser/s tor Spnng '94 Call 352 7758 First visit Free 352 7889 3392 SR 82 1-800-4 26-7710 1300-Si 50/month, pay electric only. Order ol Omega Close to campus, large. A/C. pets allowed. Mantua. Ohio 44255 2 bedroom apartments at 709 Fifth St. and 824 Dear Bob. Order of Omega Secunty Call 353-3919. leave message Suth St Contact Newlove Rentals at 328 S DONT WASTE YOUR POTENTIAL. Main Our only office 35? 5620. Whal is the UAA Enem Experience? Sunday. Nov 21 at 4 00 ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT fisher JOIN STEP 1 NOW KKG House 2 subleasers needed Spring "94 Columbia MH. 2 bedroom apartments available for Spring Apphcanons are available m Wear your letters 310 Student Services Court. $181 25/mo 352 5747 Many earn $2,000 ./mo. m canneries or Semester. Call 352 9302. Order ol Omega $3,000 $6,000«/mo. on fishing vessels. ALL MAJORS WELCOME* 2-4 Subleasers needed for 2 bedroom apt Readiheneitad Order ol Omega Dec. grad will buy your extra tickets Call Many employers provide room A board and Pels allowed Jan May Call 353-8804 Bob 353-7114 VI7. after 5 pm. weekdays. transportation. Over 8.000 openings No DZ' OZ' DZ " DZ Phi Mu ' Phi Mu Female subieaser needed 1/94-8A14. experience necessary! Male or Female. Get 3 bedroom upstairs apt. downtown The Sisters ol Delia Zeta would like " THE UAA EXTERN EXPERIENCE " Thanks lor all ol your support. I couldn't have Huge room m spacious home. 1 mile from the necessary head start on next smmer. For 354 1612or352 7628 to congratulate Jen Keck on being Application deadline extended to Nov 19th lor done it without you1 And I promise • 111 be on campus Lftii ind. furnish avail. Jan. pd. more information call: selected Panhei Vice President ol Rush the January program Pick up applications and my best behavior This one is lor you. chick- S??Omo SiOOdopos't 35? 4090. Jackie 1-206-5454155ext A5544 and Larlssa Hrttako on being elected 3 bedroom house at 441 N. Enterprise Contact into at: Career Planning & Placement Services munk ft the girls' Panhei Secretary. Female Subieaser needed tor Spring '94. Newlove Rentals at 328 S. Main Our only of 360 Student Services, 371 BA, and the Mien Phi Mu love ft mine. HB $700'sernostor (negotiable) For more Cfiildcare • full time or jobe share in BG home 'ice 352 5620. We are very proud ol you both) Alumm Center Call 372-6849 lor more info a Phi Mu * Phi Mu lor 6 mo old 354-3294. DZ DZ*DZ-DZ information call 353 1230 7lhSl one bedroom efficiency. Earn S1,000 per week at home stuffing enve- Stove, refng. All ubl. ind $325 — FALCON ETTES — SAE'GammaPhi*SAE 1 DZ' Volleyball * DZ HI II" lopes For information, please send king self Call 1 474-5344. Hey girls, get psych'd Yonm.BobftRyan addressed stamped envelope to CJ Enter- Delta Zeta would like to thank everyone who for our i st annual I WILL BUY DEC GRAD TICKETS Get excited tor Triad Saturday' prises, Box 67068K. Cuyahoga Falls, OH participated in and made our volleyball tour- "SKATES AND DATES" CALL ANYTIME. 3724254. JANELL APARTMENT FOR SUBLEASE - Two large It's almost here 44222 nament such a success Date Parry i At the party we won't stay bedrooms, walk in closet, kitchen, living room, Congratulations to the winners . 1 It's going to be a Mast So never tear Help' Apartment available Spnng 94 to sub- Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home good location, pots are possible, sublease for Women Kappa Delta Spnng Sem. Can Bob at 3534902 or Love, Your Secret Spirits Let it be said lease 2 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, water/sewer All materials provided Send SASE to Men: Independent Team 1 PS. Don't be late the the DC Ranch we will head A gas paid Pool and shuttle service available P.O. Box 395. Oathe. KS 66051 3728562 Queen KDLibbyLunz Beat the IceAroan by 8 00" Knssi, Stacey. ft Angie 3 people needed. $17166 per month Call Call 353-0325 - Carty Rentals King DU Greg Bach — FALCON ETTES — 354 0920 Spirit Pi Beta Phi SAE ' Gamma Phi' SAE Floor workers A bartenders to start imme- Now renting houses & apts 94 95 school yr Help1 My mom's going to kill me diately Apply in person Mon. through Fn 9 pm ListinQavail now Office: 316 E. Merry S3 - 10 30 pm. Uptown/Downtown. Pick up listing or we will marl Show your parents you ca/e. Give them a gift il I don't get more rickets tor Experience, insight, contacts, travel, fun They *Pht Mu's Annual Pancake B'eaklast* ' December Graduation * that will last a lifetime A gift that will hold a FREE TRIPS AND MONEY!Mnd.vKJuaJs and are all part ol the UAA Extern Expenence. When: November 2i place of honor every holiday season. On Dec Will happily pay ft Call 353-4326 Learn what it can do lor you Pick up info & ap- Student Organizations wanted to promote the Carty Rentals — 353-0325 Where St Thomas More Cafeteria 1st make them a one ol a kind Christmas tree Honest Spnng Break Destinations, call the na- Single room and subleasing. plications at 371 BA. 360 Student Services, Time 10 30am-2 00pm ornament Why how much will this amazing gift Help) One or two subleasers needed for Spnng tion's leader. Inter-Campus Programs Available now through Graduation plus The Mileb Alumni Center or call 3726849 lor Cost S2ALL-U-CAN-EATN cost me you ask? Well, lor only $10 you can '94 Very close to campus. Cheap rent. All utiiV 1 600 3276013. more info Pancakes (reg.. blueberry ft Choc chip) show your creative side. Class is limited to 25 .'.ospad Furn shod. 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Will offer lots or love, Matt Bachman Will buy "i Lifeguards • all shifts • $4 50/hr Limit 4 people Availablo now through May 7, Be careful, the ftoor will be slippery l laughter, secunty, and a bight future Call Athletes ol the Week: Call Lon, 352 1206 Possible Head Guard-salary based on exp '94. Rent$500/mo. • ubl (negotiable) Depos- Well dance & party all night long Theresa and Sal ANYTIME at 1 800-736-2761 B-Football If interested, contact: it $500. Call John Newlove Real Estate. with these Gamma Phi's you cant go wrong Off-Campus House of the Week JELLYSTONE CAMP RESORT 354 ??60 Hey guys get ready c have loads of fun Non-smoking female roommate, own room, The Szchak 3392 SR 82 Female subieaser Spnng semester 1994 We will cuz our dales are second to none ALPHA CHI OMEGA * SIGMA CHI free heat and hot water. Prefer older or grad RageroftheWeek Mantua,Ohio 44255 Apartment overlooking campus Own room Love, Your G Phi 8 dates. !! 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Professional couple needs reliable childcare in more inlormalion. please call Debbie at How many students receive financial C.Fehn Call 354-6709 our Perrysburg township home As available 35? S987. aid? How merry students ant from D Hunon now A 31 to 4 days a week next semester THE GREAT AMERICAN SMOKEOUT Transportation required. 1-874-2147. out of state! You can learn M Middendort Turn in your last pack ol cigarettes and receive Subieaser needed for Spring Sem 1994 Spacious 2 bdrm apt for rent Jan 1 st Deck. this and MORE' Be a Preview Day T.Ruppelli a survival kit or Adopt a Smoker for the day $i8S/mo. Sixth St. Nice house, own room SPOTS NEEDS YOU' AC.pool.spa $365/mo 353 4103 volunteer Tour Guide on SAT. DEC 4> C.McClintick 3538207 Mr Spots is now hmng pan-time m house Come to the Unon Foyer Nov 17 ft 18 from Slop n lor our 1994 1995 brochures Newlove Come toone of our information R. Knuckles workers A drivers. Apply in person. M-F, 1-7 tO-2. 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INSIDER now playing at a universily near you (this one), and we have the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF inside scoop. Dave Coehrs went out and saw Jett Bridges' new Hick, "Fear- CONNELL BARRETT less." Mr. Coehrs has a lot to say, though, perhaps he needs TJ to spend less time in movie theatres and more time studying ^ _L ere we go again his statistics textbook. Hmmm. And, ol course, Brian Beatty is back with a brand new MANAGING EDITOR Anoiner week, another issue And what an issue it is. Seeing slew ol reviews, all ol which you'll undoubtedly find DORIAN HALKOVICH as how Thanksgiving is a mere even more exciting than the music. six days away, and seeing as And, least but not last, Editor-in-Chief Connell Bar- how Thanksgiving is, perhaps, ret's ACE Award winning column, "Almost Pair ol our most treasured holiday, we Slacks," examines the true meaning of Thanks- STAFF WRITERS decided to write about raves. giving And, be- cause he's grad- JOYCE ASHMAN What's that? You say raves have nothing to do with this Correction uating, it's his DAVID COEHRS beloved holiday9 Well, it just The Nation] Sludcnl THIRD TO LAST so happens that you're right. Exchange article from ihc COLUMN EVER! AMYDEEB But we don't care. Nov. 4 issue of The Insid- So here's your Anyway, we here at Good er inadvcnanlly slated stu- chance to send CHRISTINE ECKSTEIN Housekeeping were able to steal dents paying Plan A paid him cards, letters oul of slate fees in addit- and small bills LAWRENCE HANNAN away a couple ol The BG News' best and brightest, Chris Hawley ion lo lhe away school's telling him how luicion. Aciually. noslu- MELINDA C. and Mark DeChant, and engender much you'll miss from them a provacative examination denls arc required lo pay his fractured take MONHART ol raves and all raves entail - the music out of stale fees. on modern life, the mood, the whole shebang The next NSE meeting or something MIKE SIEBENALER But there's more to this Insider than will he on Dec. 10at 2:30 like that. meets the eye... in the union stale room. So long. ROSS WEITZNER For instance, "The Adding Machine" is ...We *' THe INSIDER <° ° STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Fowl ADVISOR BOB BORTEL Let us give thanks and graze and having to watch something like Well, it's thai time of year. grand sailing vessel, known as the Unfortunately, the Pilgrims BUSINESS The Dolly PartonLeslie Uggams The time when we all start cele Titanic. But it sank. So they rented didn't speak Indian language, so Kenny Rogers-All Star Del Monte brating the beginning of the Holi- a new one from the Mayflower they starved some more. But these MANAGER Thanksgiving Singalong Solute to day Season, namely: anytime after Moving Co., and they were on tenacious Irailblazers finally per- Cranberry Sauce, or other fatuous BARB MILLER Halloween, usually long before, their way. fected the art of growing big, tasty fare. They soon landed at Plymouth vegetables, like chick peas and when all your major shops and There's also less pressure in stores first display their festive, Horizon Rock. And through hard okra, and they starved some more, dealing with relatives on the fourth year-end decorations, causing you work, Inner strength and that because nobody eats chick peas or ADVERTISING Thursday in November than at to contemplate a Christmas pur- spunky "can-do" Pilgrim altitude, okra, because nobody knows whal Christmas time, mainly because MANAGER chase Just after mowing your lawn. they starved to death. they are, except for old people at you don't have to buy them pre- But I'm referring to Thanksgiv- Ponderosa salad bars, who inhale COLLEEN WHITMAN sents, which they'll Invariably hate, ing, the time of the season when the stuff. and they don't have to get anything anxious youngsters shimmer with (or you, which you'll invariably re- m«Insider the exciting prospects of catching a So the Indians showed the Pil- turn. Magazine Is published glimpse of the Thanksgiving grims how lo grow com and beans every Friday during the Bunny, who hops from house to and other stuff, and they all ate a Plus, Dallas plays. T giving does have Its weak academic year by the house, heaving projectile turkeys grand (east, looked to the heavens Board of Student through unsturdy wondows. and said: "Thank you, Lord, for all points, the biggest one being peo- Publications of Bowling The time when we bask In the that is good." Then they all got sick ple who say,' 'Happy Turkey Green Stale University. presence of our precious relatives, Connell Barrett lo their stomachs, so they Invented Day!!!" They usually do this with a Opinions expressed who constantly ask about our per- Alka-Seltzer. wide grin and a vocal excltiment by columnists do not sonal life, endlessly cross- The Pilgrims then showed their that, when transferred to column necessarily reflect the examining us on how school is, These settlers suffered through gratitude to the Indians by taking format, screams for a trio of ex- opinions of The Insider why we can't call more often, long, grueling winters that were over the continet, placing the clamation points. Magazine. though they can't understand that really cold. Native Americans on reservations If this vexes you the way It does Readers are we've never much liked them, and Insider readers: (How cold and depicting them like bellicose, me, try this: Next time someone ut- encouraged to voice wish they would Just leave us alone, were then?) scalp-oriented nincompoops in ters to you these three wretched their opinions to Insider and we get to the point when we most major motion pictures, ex- words, stab them In the forebead Magazine with Letters to with a sharpened corncob. Let's decide to put an end to all the bick- They were so cold, the annual cept "Dances with Wolves," which see what happens: the Editor, which will be ering and petty name calling by Puritan Wet T-Shirt contest proved tought us a lesson about history, published in each issue. beating them to death with a frozen namely: Kevin Costner Is very sen- THEM: Happy Turkey Day!!! Entries should be nearly fatal. (Rim-shot!) YOU: Happy corncob through turkey ("So, Connell, how come I Eventually, some local Native sitive. submitted to Insider never hear from... HEY, PUT your forehead!!! Americans (whom the Pilgrims Very nice. Magazine, 214 West DOWN THAT BUTTERBALU"). This leads us to the present. HaU. Bowling Green. OH named "Indians," because they So, please, whoever you are, It's important to remember, Tharksglving has always been my came from Cleveland and couldn't stop saying this. It's unbearable. and they should include though, how this hallowed holiday favorite holiday. Christmas Is nice, hit the curve ball) stopped by and And while you're at It, stop say- a phone number where began... of course, but Thanksgiving, at you can be reached for assisted the settlers in establishing ing "Kick-ass," "Dude" and "You Sometime around 1600 A.D., least comparitively, Is relatively conformation. a thriving agricultural system, affec go, girl." Enough. the English colonist John Smith tionalry referring to the average media pure. founded Jamestown. Soon after, Puritan as "Keimosabe" ("dumb What 1 mean is there's almost no the Puritans hopped aboard a white guy"). possibility of turning on one's TV Happy Butterball Day. : rarravSi.".:._.. ™^™*n«BillB^ niWftHiW iltMV'iiiftTffaytffiM! ...... :..".. ■ '"."^ ,»rHm:: • J^-V, K.V.'MMif^a: -i^B:'rai,rf*£"i\ The Insider m frl, Nov If. »» Letters, oh we Bullethead blasts into BG Like Beavis and Butt head and legs). Most of the rock logo T-shirts by Connetl Barrett the T-shirts bearing their dim- are going for $10. Editor-in-Chief witted mugs. If It's not, Tackett wil "The idea is to keep things af get letters try to cover it. And while most fordable " Metalheads, rejoice. shirts of this sort go for anywhere between $ 12 and $18 Tackett is Bullethead, located at 500 Leh In response to 'I Hate So does Bill think he's Bullethead is here in Bowling man St., is open noon to 7 p.m., Green. letting them loose for $8 (And You For Saying Anything actually building a team? these are the real things, not boot Mondays through Saturdays Bad About Bernie Ko- There's nothing like let- No, it's not a new Black Sabbath sar': ting a player go and later incarnation, or a cheesy Motor- head knock-off. So you say Bernie will having them put up great No, metalheads, Instead of run Troy Aikman's er- performances for other searching far and wide for hard-to- rands and, oh so impor- teams. Cleveland has a find paraphernalia of your favorite tantly, that he has some nice history of that. metal and hard rock artists, there's kind of Brady Bunch hair If this is any indication now a place for you (and, okay, cut. as to how the franchise is music fans in general) right here in This is certainly of no run, it's no wonder Cleve- town. significance to a true land has never gone to a "We're trying to offer college Browns fan. Especially Superbowl. Such drastic and high schooTage students since they're interested changes are made based T-shirts, patches, buttons, stick- ers...any kind of novelty,' said Jeff in his status as a profes- on the fact that the coach Tackett, who's started up Bulleth sional football player, not can't get along with a ead, a shop with all things rock, as a possible ball boy with a player. a way to offer today's music fans late '60s haircut. Some people wanted what was rarely available to him. Besides, he looked Bill to go. And I think the And when it was, the price was awesome on Sunday fans would have deft with usually too high. while leading the Cow- that one a little bit better "I'ma fan," Tackett said, "and boys to a victory. than releasing the team I'm still Into this stuff. I (watch the For many fans, the de- captain. price of most Itemsl go sky-high. sire to watch a game has Yes, of course there is What I want to do is keep prices down to where they should be... As almost diminished. Some a good amount of people a fan, I didn't like to get ripped won't go to the games. who care that Bernie is off." Taking away Bernie Ko- gone. The Browns will Bullethead (the name has no sar has taken away that never be the same. Last deep meaning, Tackett said; It just warm feeling people get week's game against Se- sounded good) doesn't sell any mu- as they watch a game. attle showed just how sic, Instead offering tidbits and re- Bernie's personality and much trouble the Browns galia, mostly items affiliated to what he stands for had are in. bands like Pearl Jam, Nirvana, such an impact among Seeing a Superbowl Alice in Chains and Pink Floyd. "We definitely lean towards the fans. ring for Bernie this year Bullethead offers T-Shlrts. patches and generally every kind of rock-relaled para- Not only did he attract hard, hard rock," Tackett said. would be the perfect ic- A University graduate with a de- phernalia Imaginable. the attention of the fans, ing on the cake. gree in graphic design, Tackett felt but on the field his tal- Gina Frabotta the need for a shop such as Bul- ents spoke loudly. Bernie Freshman lethead in Bowling Green, a town THIS WEEK AT THE is one of the smartest with plenty of music but not quarterbacks to have Okay, Bernie didn 'I play enough music stuff. ever played the game. He too badly. "We're going to try to offer can read the defense al- But his hair still looks items you can't find...I'm sure COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS most to a perfection, al- there's nothing like this [in Bowling stupid. Ed FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE MMAC BOX OFFICE AT lowing him to call audi- Green.1 We sell whatever's hot for the moment." 372-8171 OR THE MUSIC CONCERT HOTUNE AT 372-8888 i bles, his greatest ability. His leadership kept the team together. The guys felt a team bond with him; now I'm not sure TICKETED EVENTS they feel anything. SUN / NOV 21 / 3 PM / KOBACKER HALl 1$) The word that de- UNIVERSITY MEN'S / WOMEN'S CHORUSES scribes Bill is STUB- FRI / DEC 3 / 8 PM / KOBACKER HAIi (S) BORN. Obviously, the ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT: A CAPPEUA CHOIR / two had conflicting game COUJGIATE CHORAIi plans. Bill wanted to play a conservative game, not FREE EVENTS allowing Bernie to call SAT / NOV 20 / 8 PM / KOBACKER HAll any plays. When WORLD PERCUSSION NIGHT someone is limited to us- SUN / NOV 21 / 8 PM / KOBACKER HALl ing only half of his abili- TATR / FAS BOWUNG GREEN STRING QUARTET ties, it's almost impossi- MON / NOV 22 / 7 PM / BRYAN RECITAL HALL ble to get the Job done. BGSU CLASSICAL GUITARS Bernie can get the Job MON / NOV 29 / 7 PM / BRYAN RECITAL HAll done. He showed that GUEST ARTIST: RYO NODA, COMPOSER / SAXOPHONE when he scored a touch- TUES / NOV 30 / 7 PM / BRYAN RECITAL HALl down on the last play of EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLE / RECORDER ENSEMBLE the Dever game while WED / DEC 1 / 8 PM / BRYAN RECITAL HALL scratching Bill's play and STUDENT COMPOSERS' FORUM calling his own. Bill let go THUR / DEC 2 / 7 PM / BRYAN RECITAL HALl of someone perfectly ca- BRASS CHOIRS pable of running a win- ning team; obviously TATB ICHA1KOWSKY AND THE RUSSIANS SERIES others agree since Bernie FAS FACUITY ARTIST SERIES was picked up by the IS) TICKETS REQUIRED - CONTACT THE MMAC «OX OFFICE AT 372 8171 Cowboys two days after his release. MOORE MUSICAL ARTS CENTER lM»n*»if. mv The Insider I A touch of Mink.-and Carroll fectious grooves that sometimes New York - all in a language What followed were three of life but relied heavily on slip into old-fashioned musical years beyond his youth. critically-acclaimed studio poems and stories from the old mayhem ("Zero Day"). But literature wasn't enough albums -Catholic Boy, Dry days. "Disappear" features the of a passion to sustain Carroll, Dreams and I Write Your When Jim Carroll sang of the most beautiful vocal harmonies just as heroin hadn't been ear- Name - then no more. perils of early fame, as he does since The Partridge Family, be- lier, so he turned to rock and Carroll burned out on music in "Dry Dreams" or "(No More) fore an ultra-cool guitar lead roll (just like his "poet" friend as quickly as he did literature (he Luxuries," it's a wonder no one takes the song down yet an- Parti Smith). To make a long only mustered up two books of predicted his flight from music other of the Minks' many di- story short, Keith Richards and poems and two volumes of his from day one. vergent paths (Led Zeppelin Mick Jagger became involved, diaries). But it's tough to face loss as meets The Dead Kennedys at and the rest, as they say, is his- 1991s Praying Mantis well as a poet does. Disneyland?). tory. spoken word disc showed signs -Brian Beatty Walt Mink The Minks obviously enjoyed Bareback Ride their share of 70s heavy metal. Caroline The riff-heavy "Shine" swirls in Walt Mink are, at times, re- on itself like one of those miniscent of The Dead Milk- mysterious Chinese finger puz- men, those kings of high school zles, or even like pre-Coverdale goofiness. Maybe that s be- Jimmy Page. cause they took their name "Sunnymede" and "Tree in from an unsuspecting instructor Orange," the album's two from their younger days. But acoustic numbers, show off the Minks rock more colle- more of this band's wonderous giately than their eternally high vocal abilities, as well as its psy- school-goofy elders, the Milks. chedelic flavors. Miss Happiness. Walt There's more to Walt Mink Mink's Caroline debut, proved and Bareback Ride than just these three Minneapolis alum the pretty pop songs, monster successful purveyors of the clas- riffs and psychedelic sentimen- sic summertime cruising song tality, but what better places to ("Chowdertown"), as well as start an education? other long-forgotten oddities of -Brian Beatty AM radio pop rock. Now John, Candice and Joey The Jim Carroll Band have returned with Bareback A World Without Grav- Ride, their second full-length ity release, to remind us that long Rhino before we were born, "pop" Jim Can-oil, for those of you music was considered danger- who don't know it, catapulted ous. There was life before punk to literary noteriety in the 70s, rock, you know. when he published excerpts of The Minks are at their most his diaries in "The Paris Re- dangerous and interesting when view," at the ripe old age of 20. they lace their sing-along nooks Such folks as Kerouac, Bur- and dance-crazy back beats with roughs and Ginsberg all lauded razory guitar lines and quick this prodigy, whose diary en- changes within the rhythm sec- tries spoke of teenage heroin tion. "Zero Day," "Subway" addiction, basketball and the THE GHOST OF BRYAN ADAMS?; No. II 5 Jim Cairoll. the sometimes musician, sometimes brooding Kerouadan. His and "Disappear" pop with in- usual debauchery of downtown music Is that of loss, as he Is a poet, and all. ************************ CLA ML IrHIK I0WUNG GOtfN • U3-IU1 +&JA& BIRCH RUN OUTLET MALL JOHN LOOK WHO'S TRAVOLTA KIRSTIC 5 reasons you should go! AlltY TALKING NOW Nightly at 7:15 Sat. Sun. Mat. 1. Lots of great places to shop - 2:00 & 4:00 great bargains too! AAGE or Nightly 2. TU3JD is taking you there! at 9:15 3. Do you have better plans for Dec 4, 9 A.M. -6 P.M.? MlWas 4. J. Crew, Guess, Nike, Liz Buy Now. Pay Later. U Deal Mi" "1 ret Will," After Claiborne stores and more. The Parade No* 20 ... No Admmlon Chargr! HouidrfLuou. Ileamed 5. It's only $8.00 for transportation. Rnouj urfat ft do aPtkeIt Call 372-2343 for more ivhen yws c/uM. FfdCross information. Sign ups are going on now in UAO office 3rd floor Union. :\: £• :•: :■■ • :■: S :S • • :* :•: :■: * 9 * * * • • • • • ii^;*$^i#8ftv • ■,-.■-■. ^atf&M$&&i*&■(^ ■VaHaftMlkOfa!9aaB«aWe«a93MKflHMiaMBn ZbliHBsUS The Fri.. Nov If. 1993 Fine performances make 'Machine' run and the Sailor, portrayed by Matthew J. Gray, express the same sentiments dailyabout the women in their lives. The fe- male half of the office includes Michele Johnson as Daisy De- vote Rachel S. Lerma as Tour Guide/Fixer and Sharon McCann as Judy O'Grady. As time progresses, Mr. Zero is sentenced to death for mur- dering his boss. The play takes a turn to show what happened to him afterwards. He finds himself in the company of by Mclinda C Monhan Shrdlu, who killed his mother, theatre crilic and Daisy Devore, who com- mitted suicide after she lost her Absurd and definitely job and could not see Mr. Zero different is one way to describe any more. the University Theatre Depart- Johnson's character reveals ment's production of "The Add- to Zero how she has kept feel- ing Machine," written by Elmer ings for him hidden away for Rice. years, only to find out that Zero Directed by Patrick Faherty, felt the same. this expressionistic play is about The three of them are stuck life and technological develop- in this place until they under- ment in the industrial age meet- stand what they did. Auld's ing up with economics. It ex- portrayal of Mr. Zero is that of plores the monumental effects an estranged man who is closely these changes have on the lives affected by technological ad- of people like Mr. Zero, vancements and cannot seem portrayed by William Ian Auld, to get a handle back on his own ZERO PLUS TWO: Mr Zero (William Ian Auld) gels a mouthful from hit wife and (Pamela Sheehan) and boss (Bryan and their place in the work life 1 force. Other cast members include Enk) In the University' production of The Adding Machine.' For the past 25 years Mr. Michael F. Martone (Charles) of stairs and some chairs forces audience member with wander- and even leave others confused. Zero has been a bookkeeper in and Kelly Swinehart (Charles). the audience to keep their focus ing eyes will not be able to look "The Adding Machine" is an the same office. One day the When attending a theatrical on the characters. very far. Elsewhere production and runs boss, portrayed by Bryan Enk. production, patrons often look The dialogue moves fairly Aside from the acting, this in 411 South Hall on Nov. 19 at calls him in tor what Zero thinks to the scenery, the costumes quickly through this short pro- production will not be wowing 8 p.m. and Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. will be a discussion about a raise and other effects surrounding duction, which helps to keep audiences but may bore a few and8D.m he has been waiting for. the actors to compliment or audience attention on the ac- But to his dismay, Zero learns complete their visual picture. tion. that he will be replaced by an However, this is not to be the Allowing the audience con- Students- Worship With Us This Weekend adding machine. After 25 years case with this production. centration to return to the foun- he is fired because of a machine The director and the scene dation of this production, which St. Mark's Lutheran Church that can be operated by a high designer, Scott Gross, have is the script, people can see school girl and do the same chosen not to let the script be more clearly the acting talent 315 S. College Drive Bowling Green, OH 43402 amount of work in half the time. swallowed up by an elaborate or that this cast as a whole has (419) 353-9305 or 353-6675 So Zero kills his boss. complicated set depicting the brought to this production. Mrs. Zero, portrayed by play s setting in mid-cenfury in- This cast has done a good job Pamela Sheehan, says Mr. Zero dustrial America. The use of a in constructing a play within "Contemporary Worship with Communion" should be ashamed and asks simple black platform, two sets themselves. Unfortunately, an Saturday at 5p.m.Casual Attire him where he gets off. Sheehan brings this character to the au- ,I,I,I,I,I, dience with a picture perfect Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00a.m portrait of the ever-nagging HOWARDS Club H Sunday School 9:45 a.m. wife. Women make Zero sick, or 210 N. Main 352-99511 ELCA - 'The Welcome Place' so he is always proclaiming. One need not wonder why he Appearing Fri., & Sat. feels this way because, in his situation his wife is the source m ssss of his dislike of the female gen- ATTENTION CLEVELANDERS der. 18 Emergency His male co-workers, Shrdlu, Thurs. Nov. 25th at 7:00pm portrayed by Mike Obertacz, • pinball bar brain • pool Thanksgiving Dinner's Over Now, Head Down To The West Bank Of The Flats, In The Powerhouse to. . . Kaleidoscope THE PLACE FOR RIBS THE Tarot Readings it* THE PLACE FOR BGSU by STUDENTS GRAND SLAM Julie dF %L0CRE Every Mon, Wed, Fri V RIBS 2-6pm 1991,92,93 People's GRILLE Jewelry, Oils. Crystals, ££iU^ Choice Winner at NW Books, S the Area's Largest • Ohio's Rib-off Bring Your Friends & Your ID's!! 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The music is simply not made for tapes, and only DJs who know what they're doing should own cyberpunk... techno albums.) I've categorized your CD Open your eyes. Good. an exhibition of plastic fish selections into beginner, inter- You've been "trancing," you wrapped in cellophane. Unlike mediate and hard-core techno. know. It's the music - it'll do a club, every rave is different. You may want to stick with one that. Pounding, ceaseless, repe- Raves are organized by group or experiement with all titive, mechanical stuff. No underground promoters, who three, depending on your taste. words. Very potent. Controlling publicize their events through tarafor Use this guide carefully (or, music. word-of-mouth or by flyers that for all I care, use this guide to Look around you. Crumbling may give only the name of the line your bird cage). Anyway, cement and steel and graffiti, let's begin with ... the begin- rave and a phone number for ners. maybe an old warehouse or an more information. The location abandoned highway bridge. of a rave may be announced Look close, because you'll only hours before the event. never be here again. This is no Go to a rave, and you'll see dance party. This is a rave. the edge of a different culture - Raves are one-night, one- although it's mainstreaming time, semi-legal festivals of te- fast. The scene is called cyber- chno music. Begun under punk, and it's populated by highway overpasses in decaying people who talk about' the neighborhoods of London, net" (the Internet, a vast com- they've come to America. And puter network) and "hyperme- how. dia" (a new way of linking vast Every weekend night, a do- amounts of information through zen or more raves are occuring technology) and consume in- around the country. Comman- formation like pizza. deering a crumbling warehouse, You'll find ravers love tech- a gutted hotel or an old train nology. Rave flyers are full of station, ravers dance from mid- techno-babble: by Chris Hawley night to dawn as a lineup of five "THE ILLUMINATOR: or more DJs keep up an unceas- FIRST MISSION - BIG BASS ing assault of fast, underground BINS COURTESY THUN- lechno music. DERSOUND. PSYCHOAC- Fire inspectors hate 'em, and TIVE BOOSTERS BY DE- cops know there are usually TROIT'S GET SMART USA. more than a few hallucinogens MIND MACHINES AND HAL- driving ravers to dance. LUCINATION SIMULATORS But oh, the vibe! Look BY I'M SMART RU. etc., around you - friendly and re- etc..." freshingly down-dressed, these Pure cyberpunk. people are here to rave. Many ravers communicate And my, what wonders in the through electronic mail - shadows! Drop by the smart bar exchanging rave information, and tryacupof "FastBlast" - graphics andpictures of each fniit juices with caffeine, other through the Internet (send amino acids and vitamins. 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