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Enrollment Warm Weather! strategies show results By DARLA WARNOCK The BC News Administration
Enrollment management strat- management team is focusing on egies already put into place at the learning what students want and University are beginning to have need, along with attaining the re- a significant effect on recruit- sources to provide them. ment numbers, according to a One way of showcasing the report presented to the Board of University to prospective stu- Trustees Friday. dents, McKee said, was recently Sallye McKee, assistant to the done by way of a special preview provost for K-12 partnerships, day. said the University is starting to Held on Presidents Day, the pay more attention to the details second annual event attracted of recruiting and retaining quali- about 3,300 students and families ty students. to tour the University. She explained to the trustees Students and their families that the best-case scenario for were encouraged to tour Univer- rail semester at this point is 3,000 sity facilities and get acquainted full-time students. The worst with current students and faculty case is 2,870. Last year, the Uni- to help answer any questions versity enrolled 2,874 new full- they had. time students. "This past Monday made you "Certainly we aren't where we proud to be at BGSU," McKee were a year ago," McKee said. said. "It was also a day that says "But there are still some areas of •BGSU is the place for you."' great concern." University President Sidney Registrations for the current Ribeau said preliminary results spring semester were 366 stu- of the combined enrollment dents fewer than last year, reach- management strategies have ing only 17,115 students There been positive. He explained attention to de- were 387 fewer freshmen, 66 BC Nrwi Pa«o by Jeremy Mania more sophomores, 125 fewer jun- tails such as reaching students iors, 164 more seniors, 64 fewer early and admitting them into the The sun cast shadows in Oak Grove Cemetery this weekend. Un- Green last week, but temperatures are expected to drop back to graduate students and 30 more University sooner. seasonably warm weather gave a small taste of spring to Bowling near normal this week. students registered at the Fire- "The numbers speak for them- lands campus. McKee said the enrollment • See TRUSTEES, page three. Internet 2 may clear academic roadblocks Universities ties in Ohio access to the internet puter Center of Ohio. network, Gordon said. University faculty are not yet without traffic from non- "Internet 2 would help re- Once the research is com- Technology involved with the Internet 2 pro- attempt to keep academic users. searchers because there will be pleted, a document will be sent to cess; however, OARNET repre- part of internet Case Western Reserve Univer- no commercial traffic," Carey- state institutions, according to every other month at SCO in sents the University's interests sity, the University of Cincinnati, Treyens said. Gordon. Columbus to discuss problems in the process of developing In- research-exclusive Ohio University and Ohio State Steve Gordon, coordinator of "Bowling Green might decide and changes in lines that provide ternet 2, Moenich said. University are the four schools Internet 2, said although the that they have a group of re- internet services to state institu- Internet 2 can provide a sepa- By MAUREEN BARRY spearheading the research pro- system is still in its beginning searchers interested," Gordon tions. rate system with a gateway to the The BC News cesses to develop Internet 2, ac- stages, it will have a lot of possi- said. current internet, or universities cording to Kate Carey-Treyens, bilities for the future. Terry Moenich, campus net- According to Moenich, OAR- can use two separate systems for A new internet system is being assistant to the director of exter- All state institutions will have work manager for computer ser- NET provides all of the Universi- research and commercial uses, developed to provide universi- nal relations for the Supercom- the opportunity to tap into the vices, said he attends meetings ty's internet services. according to Moenich Accident on Wooster Street Seven tourists slain atop Empire State Building
Man opens fire on world's best-known tourist sites, the landmark building "just to re- [_%•?*'■ 7 4 authorities said. lax myself a little bit," said the observation deck Dozens of people - many of man said something about Egypt them foreign tourists - fled in just before he began firing. of NYC landmark panic toward the stairways and Nys said he also heard other elevators as the unidentified man witnesses say the gunman had The Associated Press sprayed bullets around the large, been asking tourists if they were IfefcvaaaBa^^^UaHkV^I |BMW^^^^ ' "** ~' '4. windowed room that opens onto from Egypt. NEW YORK -- A man opened the observation deck. A 5-month- Jean-Luce Will, 40, his wife, fire into a crowd on the obser- old baby and a 1 1/2-year-old Catherine, and two sons, 10 and vation deck of the Empire State child were knocked from their 13, said they had just arrived at • Building Sunday, killing one per- mother's arms in the panic and the Empire State Building on the son, wounding six others and hospitalized. Seven others were second day of a trip to New York. sending dozens of panicked tou- injured. "I heard a loud popping noise," rists running for cover. "I'd been out there about one Will said. "I thought at first it The man, who muttered some- minute when I heard what I was little child playing with thing about Egypt seconds before thought to be firecrackers," said fireworks. There was one shot, he began shooting, later shot David Robinson, a tourist from then two or three seconds passed himself in the head but survived. England. "Then everyone started then three shots, pop, pop, pop." "I've never seen so much blood panicking." The Empire State Building Is in my life," said Belgian busi- Four of the shooting victims one of the most loved and ad- nessman Stef Nys, who said he were in critical condition, hospi- mired tall buildings in the world. saw the man shoot himself and tal officials said, while a 44-year- The 102-story skyscraper was BC Neva Paolo by Hlotkl Kobayaabl fall, his dentures popping loose. old French man and his 36-year- completed in 1929, opened May 1, "The most scary part was when old wife were in serious condi- 1931 and reigned for decades as A car driven by BGSU student Maria Hughes hit a car driven by Jeff Mellott of Toledo on Wooster people started to panic." tion A 35-year-old New York the world's tallest until 1972, S reel Friday. Mellott was arrested for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after hit car hit a The man began shooting at City man was also shot, hospital when it was overtaken by the c ir driven by Adriene Rickinberg, a University of Toledo student. about 5:15 p.m. on the 86th floor officials said. observation deck of one of the Nys, 36, who said he came to • See SLAIN, page three.
1 1 page two The BG News Tuesday, February 18, 1997
Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966
JASON E. WOLFE H E Is Jesus a liar, a lunatic, or Lord?
Many moons ago. when I began Lord?" Let us examine each of case with Jesus. His messages to be Julius Caesar would a serious spiritual search for the these areas beginning with "Was almost entirely dealt with honesty, expectantly be either subjected "Rationally "truth" (whatever that might be). I Jesus a liar?" forgiveness and compassion to psycho-therapy or eventually came across a rather peculiar To naively suggest Jesus was toward both others and oneself. locked up. thinking, I trilemma addressing the nature of simply a liar Is actually More to the point, his teachings There Is Just one problem: cannot per- Jesus' Identity. Before I actually underestimating the nature of are consistently wholesome, Nowhere can one find behav- sonally con- begin to examine the question of his ministry's effects. After all. helpful, and spiritually insightful. ioral abnormalities or personal- Jesus' existence and purpose, not only would he have had to This is certainly not the nature of a ity Imbalances that Invariably clude that allow me to set the stage... convince and utterly fool liar, not the coveted desire of one. accompany deranged Individu- Jesus was Supposed religious and spiritual multitudes of people who Though no single Individual's als when examining Jesus. On either a liar NEWS leaders are a dime a dozen. listened to his hillside parables, teachings are a panacea for the the proverbial contrary. Jesus' However, our mundane world Is he would have also had to world's ills, his message has reputation for his stately poise nor a luna- "Serving the Bowling contaminated with an Inspira- maintained this preposterous lie definitely offered a gentler, more and decorous demeanor Is well tic." tional, insightful teacher. Notably consistently. Jesus has also compassionate perspective into our documented. In other words. Green community for few other historical figures have so indirectly influenced countless selfish, malevolent world. Jesus was a composed Indi- formidably influenced countless human beings through expo- Jesus devoted his life, most vidual who taught with Insight- over 75 years" others like Jesus. Argumentedly. sure to his teachings and notably the later years of his life, ful, profound authority and his ministry has not only success- convinced them to "carry the to spiritual enlightenment and incredible acuity. His spiritual 210 West Hall fully established itself over the last cross." offering an example of selfless love. perspectives, like those of Chief Bowling Green State University two millenniums, but has addi- If he was lying, his deceptive His very life seems to have been Seattle or Mahatmas Ghandi. Bowling Green, OH tionally surpassed almost every capabilities must have been so guided by love and it was for this have a remarkable clarity of 43403 other spiritual teacher both in his impressive that he was able to love which he so strongly believed thought and pertinence. Indeed, [email protected] message's apparent longevity and thoroughly transform a group of in that he would eventually his extraordinary skill and original, universal appeal. lackluster, cowardly individuals sacrifice his very life for. It seems spiritual grasp only further (419) 372-2601 It is Interesting to note that the into a collective band of radical, apparent that of all the things support the claim of his mental English word Christ stems from zealous disciples who were Jesus might have been, a liar he stability. an older Greek word Christes eventually willing to die for his was not. Pressing on. let us Rationally thinking. 1 cannot Editorial Board 372-6966 which was influenced by the ministry. examine the two remaining areas personally conclude that Jesus ancient Hebrew word Messiah Additionally. If he consciously of this trilemma. was either a liar or a lunaUc. Scott Brown which translates to "the anointed knew he was not what he Perhaps Jesus honestly per - And if we have reasonably Editor one." Christ was not his last name; claimed to be. namely, the celved himself to be the anointed questioned and investigated the Christ was a title he was given. chosen Son of God. this by very Son of God but was actually possibilities of this trilemma Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock This brings us to the question of definition would make Jesus the gravely mistaken. After all. it is accurately, exactly where does Managing Editor Chief Reporter "Who exactly is Jesus?" Undoubt- epitome of hypocrisy. For he entirely possible for someone to be that leave skeptical and Inquir- edly, there exists credible and repeatedly addressed his quite sincere but ultimately self- ing us? Amy Johnson Mike Wendling substantial evidence supporting growing followers to be truthful deluded. The acclaimed author C.S. Assistant Opinion Editor the fact that Jesus actually lived, while he himself was living out a However, unlike minor fanta- Lewis once wrote: Managing Editor taught, and was eventually cruci- colossal lie. Since innumerable sies. Imagining oneself to be the "You can shut Jesus up as a Brandon Wray fied. Indeed, on the issue of his people have placed their trust. chosen God-child and eternal fool, you can spit at him and kill Penny Brown Entertainment actual existence, there is a credible Indeed, their "eternal salvation" salvation of others depends on him as a demon, or you can fall Copy Chief Editor variety of archeologlcal and In him. Jesus must not only their acceptance of your message at his feet and call him Lord credible non-Christian historical be a liar and a hypocrite, but is no light fantasy but the grand and God. But let us not come the most malicious demon who delusions and cognitions of a up with any patronizing non- Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins sources that verify he truly lived. However, an Interesting and has ever walked upon the certifiable lunatic of the most sense about his being a great Sports Editor Photo Editor important question has emerged Earth's scarred face. intense degree. moral teacher. He did not leave debating the identity of Jesus. Truly, beyond being the most People who suffer under false that option open to us. He did Allow me to introduce the trilemma conniving, diabolical liar ever, pretenses of actually believing not Intend to." Copy Staff 372-2604 I previously alluded to that biblical ultimately this would make themselves to be someone or scholars, staunch skeptics, Jesus unspeakably evil. something else are usually gov- Jason E. Wolfe, the Monday Kristen Sherlock, Assistant Copy Chief belligerent believers and I have However, lying usually is erned by typical, predictable columnist for The News, is still Lauren Flynn Damion Heinischel pondered. Specifically, that employed for either evil, mali- behaviors such as those apparent searching for truth He can be Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby trilemma addresses who he cious, or selfish purposes. But in schizophrenic-paranoia. A self- reached aljwolfe2@bgnet. Olivia Inkroll Kerri Killion actually was: a liar, lunatic or "the that does not seem to be the deluded individual who proclaimed bgsu.edu or 210 West Hall. Kelly Von Glahn Elizabeth Reiter
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Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor fltfB«war*4vaM4-fl«lr Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn - .staiin. Gina Fleming VfTiflslirJv-, Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson
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Advertising StafT 372-2605 Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley Christy Hagerman Alison Policy LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lori Patton Jim Vassallo News fails to to be taken seriously, be seri- these animals on the earth, and People have been "whupplng our ous. I'm sure he didn't Intend for them to asses" for over 400 years. We display integrity be used as "science subjects." are not considered to be human Letters to the Editor Jennifer L. Cook And to know that the public and beings and stereotypical lies If you would like lo submit a Letter lo the Question: What Is the best way Senior the government support this have been systematically used Editor, please follow these guidelines: to promote a university? Applied Microbiology testing through funds is even more to brainwash future Rush . Make sure the letter Is 500 words or less. Answer: According lo The News. astounding. Maybe each person Umbaughs and Clarence Please incinde row address, major, aca- the distance to the bars. Jennifer Dickson should read Wolfe's column and Thomases. demk data and phone number (phone On a day when thousands of Senior then they might have a change of Why is he upset? When he numbers are strictly for verification and prospective students and their Elementary Education opinion. walks Into a store do people ask oot for publication). parents from across the region This information makes me themselves If he is going to steal . Lettrn mint be typed, and not handwrit- ten. Letters brought In saved on a were on campus. The News cites Harald Weiss want to go out and fight for these something Just because of his Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- the number two reason "Why BG Senior animals' rights. Because If I don't hairstyle? Do they follow him ferred. might be for you" as: "All bars are Microbiology do it. who will? around In stores? Is he Ignored • Brine the letter to Room 210 West Hal, within walking distance." While In the classroom, put down by or canal as at bgnews«bgncl.bgsuedu. that statement may be true, It Is The horrors of Kathleen Carter professors, laughed at by peers Be prepared to show valid Wen tiflcation. definitely not the most meaningful Freshman with hair? .Space limitations may prevent The BG News from printing all setters received. rationale for picking an institution animal testing Undecided major He has nothing to be mad at! The BG News reserves the right to edit of higher learning. Nothing to fear because of his hair, nothing to be upset about my «nd nl letters. For the past four years, we have On Monday, February 17. Hairless man heard complaints by newspaper columnist Jason E. Wolfe wrote except that ignorance continues to plague our society like Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling employees that the University about the cruelty of animal not real victim Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this community refuses to accept The researchers. This column cancer. If he would take the publication without the permission of The BG News News as a reputable newspaper, literally made me sick. I have This letter Is In response to the time to educate and be edu- is strictly prohibited. reflecting Journalistic Integrity. A never supported animal testing, student who was asked If he was a cated, as we all should, these The BG News is an independent publication newspaper of Journalistic Integrity but I also never truly under- skinhead based on the choice of frivolous questions could be founded in 1920 and is published daily during the would never have distributed such stood what happened to the his hairstyle. used as an opportunity to academic year and weekly during the summer se a silly list. Printing the five reasons animals. I don't really understand why he enlighten the minds of Individu- mester. als who are In darkness. Opinions expressed in columns and letters lo which were printed, on a day when Wolfe offered information was upset about the question that lhe editor are not necessarily those of the student thousands of newspapers would be dealing with testing on rabbits, was posed to him. One question upset him. body, faculty. University administration or The BG read by potential students and rats, dogs. cats, monkeys and He does not have to live with Maybe now he can understand News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the their parents, amounts to possibly other various animals. Only a hypothetical questions like that how I feel. Spring 1997 BG News staff. the most irresponsible Journalism person who does not care what everyday of his life. It's okay for The BG News encourages its readers to notify ever exhibited. an animal goes through during him to be a skinhead, but In this Penda L. Horton the paper of any errors in stories or photograph If the staff of The News wishes society it is NOT okay to be black. Graduate Student descriptions testing can do this. God put
», Monday, February 24,1997 The BG News page three
WORLD China mourns Deng
Leader's ashes will Sunday from government televi- Although no foreigners have sion and media. been invited to the memorial, be scattered at sea Soldiers, meanwhile, solemnly Deng's chosen successor. Com- rehearsed, carrying an empty, munist Party Secretary and at family's request see-through bier at the cemetery President Jiang Zemin, is likely for Communist veterans where to welcome Albright's visit as an The Associated Press Deng is to be cremated in Babao- opportunity to highlight interna- shan, a neighborhood in western tional recognition for his leader- BEIJING - Police blockaded a Beijing. ship. cemetery for revolutionary Police blocked a side road to Albright has compressed all heroes Sunday, keeping back the cemetery and kept back her meetings into one day so she hundreds of curious Chinese crowds of about 200 people from can leave before the memorial. while soldiers made final prep- its front gate, where a flag flew No foreigners were invited be- arations for the nation's farewell at half-staff. At one point, a cause Deng, who retired in 1990, to Deng Xiaoping. stream of about eight black lim- was officially a private citizen Deng was to be cremated Mon- ousines sped out of the cemetery. with no higher title than "com- day, hours before U.S. Secretary Deng died Wednesday at age rade." of State Madeleine Albright ar- 92. His family asked that his Hong Kong's Sunday Morning rives in Beijing on the last stop of ashes be scattered at sea after a Post said the political infighting a nine-country around-the-world Tuesday memorial attended by that some expected to sharpen trek, sources at state-run TV 10,000 people. A casket contain- with Deng's death had begun. said. ing Deng's ashes will be covered The newspaper said Communist Eulogies praising Deng's ex- by the red Communist flag dur- hard-liners were circulating a AuocUted Pr*ii photo ploits and his economic reforms, ing the memorial, which marks 20,000-word criticism of Deng's which raised tens of millions of the last day of a six-day mourn- policies, in defiance of Jiang's A group of Chinese children gather to pay homage to Deng Xiaoping, the country's leader who died last Chinese from poverty, gushed ing period. orders. week at the age of 92. SCIENCE Around the Nation Researchers clone adult mammal
Researchers and corporations debate addition Scientific landmark cattle, and should make it much tainly would not want to be in- Wilmut and colleagues at the of DHA to formula easier to add or modify genes in volved in that project." Roslin Institute near Edinburgh, opens other doors livestock, experts said. Carl Feldbaum, president of Scotland, and others. It's also scientifically stunning. the Biotechnology Industry Or- Before the new work, scien- WASHINGTON - A fat found in breast milk that appears vital to ethical questions Researchers used DNA from the ganization, which represents for newborns' brain and eye development is at the center of a ewe's udder cells, proving that tists had been able to take tissue about 700 companies and from adult frogs and create fierce debate: should the government add this nutrient to the na- The Associated Press mature mammal cells specialized research centers in the United tion's infant formulas? for something other than repro- genetically identical tadpoles. States and abroad, agreed. But the tadpoles never developed European women already can buy formulas supplemented duction could regenerate an en- with the fatty acid DHA, but no formula sold in this country con- NEW YORK - Researchers "I can think of no ethical fully into frogs. tains it. have cloned an adult mammal for tire animal. reason to apply this technique to the first time, an astonishing sci- Scientists had thought that was human beings, if in fact it can be To do the sheep cloning, scien- A company that licensed DHA to manufacturer Mead Johnson tists took cells from the ewe's contends U.S. companies aren't yet selling his nutrient mainly entific landmark that raises the impossible. applied," he said Sunday. because it would increase formula prices by 10 cents a can. unsettling possibility of making Experts said the same tech- "The biotechnology industry udder tissue and cultivated them "Unless the public is demanding it, it's difficult to add it to the copies of people. nique might make it possible to exists to use genetic information in a lab, using a treatment that product so the mom knows why she's spending another 10 Scientists slipped genes from a clone humans, but emphasized to cure disease and improve made the cells essentially dor- cents," said David Kyle of Martek Biosciences, a Maryland 6-year-old ewe into unfertilized that it would be unethical to try. agriculture. We opposed human mant. They also took unfertilized laboratory that sells DHA culled from microscopic marine algae. eggs and used them to try to "There is no clinical reason cloning when it was a theory. sheep eggs and removed the nu- Supporters say premature infants especially need the fat, ar- create pregnancies in other why you would do this. Why Now that it may be possible, we cleus, the cells' central control guing it would make formula more like mothers' milk. They cite room that contains the genes. studies that show breast-fed babies seem slightly smarter than sheep. The result: A lamb named would you make another human urge that it be prohibited by formula-fed infants, and speculate DHA could help bottle-fed Dolly, born in July, that is a gene- being?" said Ian Wilmut, one of law." Then they put the udder cells babies catch up. tic copy of the ewe. the scientists who cloned the A report of the sheep cloning together with the egg cells and The feat opens the door to clon- sheep. "We think it would be will be published in Thursday's used an electric current to make . ing prized farm animals such as ethically unacceptable and cer- issue of the journal Nature by them fuse. LOCALLY Around Bowling Green TRUSTEES Continued from page one. need to be researched and rede- from." Room in honor of Janis L. Pallis- UAA looking for Master Teacher Award nomi- fined. ter and the Reading Center in the nations selves," Ribeau said. "This issue "We have to get in and help our In other action, the Board of College of Education and Allied of enrollment - it's not rocket students understand that they Trustees approved a list of can- Professions in honor of Martha science." Students can nominate professors for the Undergraduate are wanted, they are valued and didates for 1997-98 promotion Gesling Weber. Alumni Association's Master Teacher Award. we want them here," McKee said. and tenure. In addition, $70,900 was allo- The award is given annually and nomination forms can be McKee said results from cam- "We have to rethink about how cated by the trustees for four found in all college offices, residence halls, the Off-Campus Stu- pus studies have shown the is- we define students ~ that's where Also approved was the naming emergency Auxiliary Improve- dent Center and the Mileti Alumni Center. The last day to return sues of diversity and community our bread and butter will come of Jerome Library Conference ment Projects. forms is Friday.
SLAIN Correction Continued from page one. visiting the city each year. in various colors to commemor- tectors or searches of personal In Friday's paper, The News reported that Robert McGeein World Trade Center's twin Standing 1,250 feet, the build- ate the seasons, holidays or spe- belongings. was not up for re-election in the City Council this year. In actua- towers. ing has been the site for hun- rial events. On Sunday, the light- Skies were clear and visibility lity, he didn't file for re-election, but his seat as an at large coun- The graceful tower in midtown dreds of scenes in movies like ing was all-white. from the deck was about 10 miles cil representative is up for election. Manhattan remains one of the "King Kong," "An Affair to Re- Visitors buy a ticket in the and temperatures were in the Chet Marcin's term as an at-large council representative is not best-known symbols of New York member" and "Sleepless in Seat- lobby and ride elevators to the 40s, an afternoon which would at- up for election. and is especially popular with the tle." It also is noted for the light- 86th-floor deck. They are not tract hundreds of tourists on a The News regrets the error. thousands of foreign tourists ing that bathes its granite sides routinely subjected to metal de- Sunday afternoon.
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xa xa XQ XL2 ENTERTAINMENT Chi Omega Introduces their If 97 TV, film's best honored by SAG Spring New Members thank you very much, I'm very Guild presents grateful." PresidentJen Cumminss Rush, who portrayed eccentric V. President: Katie Jerbic awards to casts XQ XQ pianist David Helfgott, said he Secretary: Sarah Namestnik of ER, Seinfeld felt as If someone was about to Treasurer: Mendith Stitak wake him from a dream: "To all NMPC; Katie Kozub of you guys, to be in your com- Community Service: Molly Patton The Associated Press pany, I can't quite express what that means." Social: Jill Gildea LOS ANGELES - The cast of The third annual SAG awards Spirit: Marin Domini & Kelly Harder "Seinfeld" was named best en- were determined by a vote of the semble In a TV comedy Saturday guild's 86,000 members In five XLl x<> xa x<> Xii Xi2 and the show's Julia Louis- film categories and eight TV cat- Dreyfus won a best actress honor egories. Along with the Golden as the Screen Actors Guild sa- Globes, they are closely watched The Sisters Of Pi Beta Phi luted the best of television and for hints of who might win Acad- film. emy Awards on March 24. Would Like To Welcome Our "My name is Jerry Seinfeld "The English Patient," nomi- 1997 Spring Pledges and I am a bad actor," the show's nated by the guild in four film namesake said in accepting the categories, didn't win any. Shawna Dunn ensemble award, as his cast- "Seinfeld" led the television Haley Banaszek mates laughed behind him. field heading into the show but Melissa Baranecky Natalie llallnecz "But I think I have proven con- co-stars Michael Richards and Associated Pint phot* Amber Carpenter RrLsla Kennedy vincingly that you can do very Jason Alexander lost the best jerry Seinfeld, on stage with "Seinfield" cast members to accept the Kelly Carter Cara Paulette well in our business if you are actor in a TV comedy award to Best Comcdic Ensemble award, gets a hug from Jason Alexander. Jan Dempsey Becky Pilgrim smart enough to surround your- John Lithgow of "3rd Rock from Carl Steward self with these spectacular tal- the Sun" in the TV drama category. ... collection of human beings ents that I have here beside me." As he accepted, Lithgow sa- "This gets a little overwhelm- anyone could dream of having on In film, Geoffrey Rush of luted Richards, calling him "one ing and I thank you so very, very their team," Anderson said. "And "Shine" and Frances McDor- of the funniest men on television much," Franz said, calling it "a this is for all of you. Thank you." mand of "Fargo" won best actor whom I am shamelessly imitat- blessing" to work with fellow On the movie side, Cuba Good- and best actress, respectively, ing about SO percent of the time cast member Jimmy Smits, who ing Jr. won a best supporting for their roles in the two inde- an '3rd Rock From the Sun.'" was also nominated in the cate- actor award for his role in "Jerry pendent movies. Anthony Edwards accepted the gory. 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 BG pulls away, reaches 20 wins Daniels keys Reid knocks out Toledo late BG run -m with key play off bench
By SCOTT BROWN By TOD McCLOSKEY a few boards," the modest Reid The BC News The BG News said. "In the past we've been get- ting beat up on the boards, but The team of destiny now has A sign of a great team may not today I was going up to the some numbers to back itself up. be the wins or losses, nor its posi- boards and following shots." Antonio Daniels scored 22 tion in the conference, but the As Toledo closed the BG lead to points as Bowling Green racked *■*■■ w «-* -—-^m\ quality of a supporting cast of one point midway through the up its fifth consecutive win over players down the stretch run. second half, it was Reid that Toledo, 92-79, before another sell- . "«*hr** At Saturday's game in Ander- helped spark the pressure de- out crowd of 4,955 Saturday at son Arena, as Toledo keyed on fense that disrupted the Rockets Anderson Arena. Antonio Daniels, it was Tony game plan. At 20-7 on the season, BG has Reid who stepped up his game to This momentum swing proved reached the 20-victory plateau help the Falcons remain at the to be the difference and the Fal- for the first time in 14 years and front of the race for the Mid- cons pulled away with their run only the third time since 1949. American Conference title. "n" gun transition game. The 1984 team that won 20 games Reid, a back-up forward, reig- At one point, BG lead 63-59 and was also the last Falcon squad to ned over the glass, created turn- the Rockets seemed to be closing claim a MAC title. m4tmt * ^PHS overs and made some big baskets, in. Then, Reid hit a wide-open "tit's] a great milestone of this 1 ' * keeping Bowling Green atop the 3-pointer to break the game open program," BG coach Jim Larran- ^■Jfe^7"^ ^ A MAC. and plckpocketed one of the aga said. "It was one of our goals He grabbed five offensive and Rockets for one of his two steals coming into the year." three defensive rebounds, giving in the game. The victory, combined with 1 J Bowling Green easy second shots Taking the steal, Reid brought Ohio's victory over Central Mich- that buried the Rockets. In the it down the court and alley-ooped igan Saturday, sets up a critical 1 1 first half. Toledo was held to one it to Antonio Daniels, giving the game Wednesday as the Falcons ■ offensive rebound, while Reid Falcons a comfortable lead. visit the Bobcats. A victory grabbed two, staking Bowling "Tony does a great job of de- would virtually assure BG an Green to a big seven-point advan- fense, harassing the dribbler and outright regular season title, but iWM tage. his athletic ability inside does a a hard-charging Ohio team could Casey Shaw, Toledo's mam- great job on the offensive glass," set itself up for a share of the ti- moth center, was held in check Daniels said. tle with a win. by Reid and the Falcons at the Ending up with 14 points, Reid Daniels provided the Falcons defensive end. Holding Shaw to showed everyone that along with their fifth straight win over their only two offensive boards and his defensive presence, he can Northwest Ohio rivals by step- seven total for the Rockets, Reid shoot the ball too. Eleven of his ping up his game in the final 10 and the Falcons limited Toledo to points came in the second half minutes. Toledo never led the few second shots. when BG pulled away. game, but was within one point at Posting in the paint by the With wide open looks to the the second half's midway point. boards is something new for Reid basketball, Reid converted BG cranked out a 10-2 run - of BG Newt Phrt. by Doug Khrr novsky and it is working well. S-of-8, making the Rockets guard which Daniels had five points - BG's Antonio Daniels drives past Toledo's Robert Ki/er. Daniels led the Falcons with 22 points. "In one of our offenses, he goes him and freeing up Daniels for as the Falcons slowly pulled The Falcons received 15 points than seven the rest of the way. down to the low post area and we more 1-on-l opportunities. away. After a Rocket turnover - each from Anthony Stacey and Toledo had 24 giveaways on the "When I saw us struggling ... I put him in the rebound position," "I thought [DeMar Moore and "They are a veteran team and DeMar Moore and 14 points from night - Daniels brought home an just really started looking for my coach Jim Larranaga said. Reid] had great games, both of it came down to winning time and Tony Reid. Reid and Moore came alley-oop pass from Reid for a shot more and pushing the ball up Only Anthony Stacey had more them, because they do so many they stepped it up a little," said up with key buckets throughout, 68-59 lead. Daniels then drained a the court more," Daniels said. boards than Reid, but most of things defensively. When they Toledo guard Chad Kamstra. including perhaps the game's trey of his own at the 7:02 mark Kamstra had a career-high 26 those were at the defensive end. add scoring to their output, it's a "Everybody in the whole gym clinching bucket at the 7:35 mark for a 71-60 BG lead. "I was just running the floor real bonus," Larranaga said. knew that it was [Daniels'] time when Reid drained a trey off an and I got the ball a couple of "What it means is that we'll score to take over." assist from Daniels. Toledo would get no closer • See TWENTY, page eight. times and went up strong getting above our average." Track teams fall short at MAC meet Three win titles for women Men get shut out, take sixth
By BRETT THOMPSON LaFene cruised to victory in Price said. "Jess had told me be- By TOD McCLOSKEY their grasp. "We are a better team than The BC News the 3000-meter run with an out- fore the meet that she was going The BC News "By looking at the results we that, because it is hard to say we standing time of 9 minutes, 51.08 to win the 3000 and she went out should have been fourth," coach had a bad meet. A lot of people Three individual champions seconds. In just and did just that." In order to accomplish goals, Sid Sink said. did well," Sink said. and an impressive performance her sophomore Another strong performance two variables exist. One of those This meet was quite different Depth was a major problem for In the field events highlighted season, LaFene was given by senior Nikki Stur- variables is the execution and than prior MAC meets, due to an Bowling Green and that is what the MAC Championships for the has now estab- zinger. Sturzinger beat some performance of yourself and outstanding field of national ath- kept them from placing in the top Bowling Green women's track lished herself fierce competition in the shot put your team. The other variable, letes and strong teams. BG had five. Only nine of BG's 22 ath- with an NCAA provisional quali- team. as one of the which no one has control over, is no bearing on some of the incre- letes scored. Jessica LaFene, Jodi Rafferty top distance fying throw of 47 feet, 9.25 in- how your competitors do. dible performances by Eastern BG Is a young team. Many of and Nikki Sturzinger all brought runners in the ches to win the championship. In the men's Mid-American and Kent. the runners and field-event per- home Individual championships MAC in both Sturzinger avenged two defeats Conference Championships last "This meet was very impres- sonnel are improving, but are not for the Falcons, but it wasn't track and cross earlier in the year to Kent State's weekend, Bowling Green placed sive and one of the best meets I'- at the point where they are going quite enough. Despite their country LaFene throwing crew in an impressive a disappointing sixth out of nine ve seen in a while," Sink said. to score on a consistent basis. efforts, BG fell short of their LaFene was the fashion, winning by over two teams. "The MAC meet has indications For example, in the 1600-meter team goal of winning the meet. MAC runner-up in the cross feet. Eastern Michigan won the in a lot of areas that it could eas- run, all three Falcons had per- Eastern Michigan easily out- country championships. "Nikki knew that before the meet easily with 169 points. ily compete with the Big Ten sonal bests, but were not able to distanced the rest of the field by According to BG coach Steve season was over she would beat Places second through fifth went Conference." come up with any points. Price, LaFene was confident that piling up 138 points. Kent fin- all of the Kent throwers," Price to Kent, Toledo, Central Michi- The Falcons did very well, but "Good people competed at ished second with 108 points, fol- she was going to win a champion- said. "She not only did that, but gan and Western Michigan, re- the score does not reflect it. Con- their best, but they are just not lowed by Ball State and Western ship. she gave herself a chance to go to spectively. Akron, Ohio and Ball sider this: Five school records there yet," Sink said. "We have "Jess placed only 13th in the Michigan. BG ended up in fifth the NCAA's with her throw." State finished up the meet in sev- were broken, as well as nu- individuals leading in the right mile earlier in the meet and then place with 60 points, missing Perhaps the best event for the enth through ninth merous personal records, yet BG direction, but there is a long way.' came back strong in the 3000," Bowling Green feels, however, fourth by Just four points. • See WOMEN, page eight. still didn't have any MAC cham- that a higher place was within pions. • See MEN, page eight. Women's Basketball Greenbriar, Inc. Dancing m 0' The Green St. Patrick's Day Ball NEW BUILDINGS Saturday, March 15, 1997 FOR 1997 I .rnhurt Grand Ballroom University Union 451 Frazee Avenue Bowling Green Slate University 8 pm-12 midnight 3 large bedrooms, $20 per person
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Inspired Falcons take Toledo to the limit Puthoff s 32 points can't Stellar play abundant overcome MAC leaders for both Rockets, BG By JASON McMAHON Her second came at the buzzer, The BC News right after Jenifer Gafford had ByVINCEGUERRIERI points, 20 of them coming in the gone coast to coast for Bowling The BC News first half. TOLEDO -- Toledo coach Mark Green, and gave Toledo a 47-35 Another brilliant second-half Ehlen said he was ecstatic with halftime edge. TOLEDO - Great games beget performance came from Rocket the win. Bowling Green coach The Rockets held a 24-13 mar- great performances. The wom- senior Angela Drake. In her final Jaci Clark said she was happy gin on the rebounds at the break en's game against Toledo, al- game at Savage Hall, Drake with how her team played. Al- and were shooting at a 56 percent though it ended with a Falcon scored 13 points in the second most 5,000 fans simply said clip. They looked infallible. defeat, proved to be no exception half, including two key jumpers thanks for a great game. Bowling Green didn't see it to the rule. down the stretch. In an epic battle with archrival that way, however. The Falcons When Toledo's Adriane Bryant Drake's performance is made Toledo, the Falcons came up on scored five quick points coming made a 3-pointer at the end of the even more impressive with the the short end, seeing their six- out of the locker room, closing first half to put the Rockets up knowledge that, just 24 hours be- game winning streak come to a the gap to seven. Then Sara 47-35, everybody thought the forethe game, she was weakened halt with a 94-89 defeat. Puthof f went thermal. game was over. from illness to the point where Toledo, the class of the Mid- The junior guard scored the Everybody but the Falcons. she couldn't talk, according to American Conference at 14-2 next 14 points for Bowling BG came out of the locker Rocket coach Mark Ehlen. (22-3 overall), looked to have the Green, including back-to-back room and scored 54 points in the "She's a gutty kid," Ehlen said. game well under wraps by the treys. By the time she was fin- second half. They were led by "I really didn't think yesterday at time the halftime buzzer sound- ished a little over five minutes junior Sara Puthoff, who, after this time she'd play." ed. The Rockets were dominating later, the Falcons were back to being held to four points in the Drake's clutch performance the boards and Bowling Green within three points at 57-54. first half, came on to score 28 also drew praise from Falcon (13-11,10-6 MAC) had no cure for Puthoff finished the game with points in the second half, includ- coach Jaci Clark. the stellar play of Toledo guard a career-high 32 points, only ing four 3-pointers. "Angela's a great player," Kim Knuth. three away from the school re- "I was struggling pretty bad in Clark said. "She did a great job Knuth, a strong contender for cord. Twenty-eight of her mar- the first half," Puthoff said. "I stepping up." I MAC Player of the Year, was un- kers came in the second period. knew I had to come out in the The game was filled with stoppable on her way to 20 first- A Jaymee Wappes 3-pointer off second half." players giving great perform- half points, sinking 8-of-10 from a give-and-go from junior Char- Toledo sophomore Kim Knuth, ances. Freshman Jaymee Wap- | the floor. lotta Jones would tie the game at who guarded Puthoff, had noth- pes scored 10 points and led the Many of her points came down 59. Wappes, in Clark's words, ing but praise for her counter- Falcons with 10 assists. I low, as the S'10" sophomore used "played her little heart out." part's performance. "She did it for us both defen- I her height advantage to post up The freshman point guard di- "She's a great 3-point shooter, sively and offensively," Clark I and get second-chance points. shed out a career-high 10 assists, and she's got a quick release," said. "She played her little heart I She would finish with a game- tops on the team this season, to Knuth said. "You give her any out." | high 34 on 13-of-17 shooting. go along with 10 points. She was time at all and she'll put the ball But down the stretch, it was But the key shots came from an also the key defender in a set that Falcon center Michelle Terry lofts a shot over Toledo's Kim D'Angelo in the hole, and that's exactly Toledo that pulled away, paced | unexpected source. had the Falcon point guard chas- in Bowling Green's 94-89 loss Saturday at Savage Hall. what she did." by key shots from seniors Drake, Ehlen had an ace in the hole, ing down the ball the whole The battle between Puthoff and Mimi Olson and Kim D'Angelo. I and he pulled it out in the last game. to give up." senior forward, Angela Drake. Knuth, a contender for the Mid- But Clark is buoyed by the per- minutes of the first half. Fresh- "She played great," Clark said. The Falcons didn't give up, but The two-time MAC Player of the American Conference Player of formance of her team. man point guard Adriane Bryant "She played outstanding. When neither did the Rockets. Year runner-up shuttled between the Year award, was an epic one. "[Toledo] hit a couple big hit two deadly 3-pointers in the you see somebody that's playing Toledo answered Wappes' Puthoffs 32 points were a career shots, but we made them hit last two minutes of the period. so hard like that, you're not going three by turning to their stalwart • See EPIC, page eight. high, while Knuth scored 34 those shots," Clark said. Depleted Falcons can't muster win \OSU game marred by several scuffles BG can't hang on
By BLAKE PARKINS The defining moment for the Sensing the hostility, the offi- {The BC News HOCKEY Falcons may have come in the cials interceded and sent the for victory at Miami second period when the officials teams to the showers. COLUMBUS - The Falcons £ called back a would-be goal by ByJIMTOCCO Leahy would score one himself I battled the Buckeyes of Ohio real happy with that." Dan Price. The goal would have This measure fell short of the The BC News after 18 minutes of scoreless [state to a 3-3 tie in a spirited The Falcon woes were com- been Price's third of the week- intended goal of pre-empting any play in the second period. It [contest at the Ohio State Ice Rink pounded by the loss of senior co- end, and could have scaled a vic- altercations, however. The an- OXFORD - The Falcon hockey would turn out to be a game- | Saturday. captain Curtis Fry midway tory for the Falcons. tagonists continued to talk trash team, hoping to come back to winning goal, his nation-leading Maybe it was the fervored play through the second stanza. Fry Price felt that the puck did in- outside of the rink and a melee Bowling Green Saturday night eighth GWG on the season. | of a point-hungry Buckeye team was hit in the left knee by a deed cross the line, but the team broke out as the teams prepared with four conference points and Gregor Krajnc would make it a | or the smaller confines of the Ice Buckeye away from the puck fol- did not fold under the dis- to go to their respective locker re-establish themselves as a two-goal edge just over a minute I Rink that contributed to the lowing the stoppage of play. appointment. rooms. force in the CCHA, instead e- later, slashing in his second goal I heated scuffles around the nets. Fry was helped off the ice and "It was a hard physical game," merged with just one. of the season through Petrie's The animosity between the two later grimaced through another Price said. "With those guys out A number of athletes took part After an encouraging victory 5-hole from the right penalty I teams was evident from the shift before leaving the game. of our lineup [Perrault, Faulkner, in the scuffle, but Mike Jones over Western Michigan last circle. | opening face-off when Curtis Fry The Falcons countered Ohio Edinger, Fry], we have to go was the only Falcon that was giv- weekend, BG dropped a 3-2 de- By the time the Falcons rea- [exchanged jousts with OSU's State's first goal at the 16:03 harder and be mentally tougher." en a one-game suspension for his cision Friday night in Oxford and lized it, they were skating into I Barry Schutte before the puck mark with a man advantage. Fry The intensity built in the over- actions. skated to a 3-all tie in Columbus. the locker room down two goals. I had even dropped. took the pass from Mike Johnson time period as virtually every Things looked encouraging The Falcons hold an 0-8 record "I think there's a little bit of a and Brett Punchard and looked shot-on-goal resulted in a scrum. Bowling Green 3, Ohio State 3 early on Friday night when BG this season when trailing after I rivalry brewing here," said off Buckeye goalie Ray Aho with The contempt reached the pin- invaded Miami University's two periods, and Miami holds a I coach Buddy Powers. "I want a wrister from the point. nacle in the final seconds of the First Panod OS (1) -- Root (11) - (Cousineau. Botsvert) 4x4 Goggin Ice Arena. Dan Price 19-1 mark when leading after I guys to be into the game and Johnson and Punchard would game as Falcon winger Brad 1;23 flipped a backhander past MU two. I right from the first face-off, guys also mark up goals of their own Holzinger was speared behind BG (1) - Fry (17) - (Johnson. Punchard) PPG goalie Trevor Prior just over six | were getting into it" in the second period to give BG a the play by a Buckeye, leaving 1603 Atler 1: BGl.OS 1 minutes into the game, assisted Price scored his second goal of Despite being depleted of 3-2 lead going into the second him agonized near the blue line Second Period by Craig Desjarlais and Adam the game by zipping a slapper I many key players, including Ke- intermission. Senior defenseman for the remainder of the game. BG (2) -- Punchard (9) - (Kelman) 4*4 8.49 Lamarre. over Prior's glove side, but it was [lly Perrault, Dave Faulkner and Todd Kelman also helped on The teams continued to BG (3) - Johnson (261 ■ (unassislod) PPG Miami retaliated three and a not enough as the Falcons fell, Adam Edinger, the Falcons com- Punchard's breakaway goal. exchange words as they pre- 10:42 OS(2)-Fe.l(3)(Po«»er.Boisverl)PPG 16:42 half minutes later with sopho- 3-2. peted admirably to fend off a Ohio State's Chris Feil gave the pared for the traditional post- Third Period more phenomenon Randy Robita- Trevor Prior has played the I late-game surge by the Buckeyes Buckeyes life late in the game game handshake. Several players OS (3) - Foil (4) (ft Pasquo. Wtudden) 7 42 lle. Robitalle parked himself on Falcons tough all year, allowing I in overtime. felt that retribution was neces- Overtime putting in his second goal of the Final: BG 3. OS 3 the left post of Bob Petrie's net them just four goals in three "I'm real proud with the game on the power play with less sary for their injured comrade, Save* and flipped in a pass sent to him games. He earned his first career I effort," Powers said. "The way than four minutes to play in regu- as BG's Brad Newman and B.J. BG Pelne 24 27 (65:00) OS Aho 26 29 by Tim Leahy. The Redskins shutout against the Falcons with | we hung in there and battled, I'm lation. Adams had to be restrained. (65 00) would never look back. a 4-0 MU victory on Nov. IS.
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TWENTY Continued from page six. Gymnasts edged by Central "[It's] a great wish we could have had more points for the Rockets, who By WILLIAM SANDERSON played vastly better than when milestone of this The BC News wins, but it's always nice to do a good set when you need it." BG dealt them an 86-76 loss in program." Connelly will be looking to Toledo on Jan. 25. A month ago, a score of 189.375 "We had them when we were would have been the best In team Treiber to fill the gap left by Jim Larranaga Ferguson's injury. down by one, but they threw eve- history for the gymnastics team. rything at us," Toledo coach Stan" BG coach Saturday afternoon, it was some- "She's been doing very well on Joplin said. "Our players did a thing of a disappointment. balance beam," Connelly said. "She tied for second last week, better job of handling them than Reld came up with eight re- In front of some 400 specta- we did the first time. We played a tors, Bowling Green lost a close and she's become a rock up there. bounds. lot better here, but the score Robert Kizer added 10 points MAC dual meet to Central Michi- We really need her. As long as she's hitting, we can miss doesn't indicate that." for the Rockets, who are 12-12 gan 191.050-189.375. The Falcons' BG led by as many as 15 points MAC record slips to 0-3 with the Heather Ferguson a little less." overall and 5-11 in the MAC and Curiously enough, Central in the first half, and 41-33 at the had its chances of making the loss. half, before Toledo made its MAC Tournament dealt a serious "We had some good spots and Michigan head coach Jerry Reighard was less than ecstatic comeback. Between Kamstra blow. some bad spots," Bowling Green outside and Casey Shaw (20 head coach Dan Connelly said. about his team's performance. With its victory and an Eastern points, seven rebounds) inside, Michigan loss, BG is assured of a "They just had a few more hit "We were a little flat today," Reighard said. "We had a great the Rockets were able to gener- top-three finish in the MAC. The routines than we did, and we just Falcons stand 12-4 in the MAC kind of hurt ourselves, particu- meet last week, and set a new ate a halfcourt game that gave the Falcons fits. larly on bars." school record. Sometimes when you're real high one week, it's The Falcons were able to TOLEDO (12-12, 5-11) The Falcons were without one Kuar 3-3 34 10. Howard 0-1 0-0 0. Shaw of their top gymnasts. Junior co- hard to maintain that." counteract, however, by way of 8-12 4 9 20. Burch 2-e r>0 5. Kamilra 8-ia 6-7 The previous week Central solid defensive contributions 28. Maikla o-i 0-0 0. Barg 1-1 04 3. Gtadwui captain Heather Ferguson suf- 3-5 1-2 ». Facial. 1-1 «-8 8 Tolali 28-48 18-30 fered a broken ankle for the third posted a score of 194.4 in a win from Reld, Moore and freshman 7S. time while vaulting in practice over Ball State. center Phil Murray. Murray had BOWLING OREEN (20-7. 11-4) Top Falcon finishes in other three blocked shots in 11 minutes Larranaga 2-10 1-1 S, Slacay 8-11 3-4 15, Thursday. She had surgery on Cowan 4-5 2-2 10. Moora 5-10 4-4 15. Daman Thursday, but will be lost for the events were all In third place. and provided solid defense on 0-17 2-4 22. RouwhorU 0-0 1-2 1. Eaaxiump Jackie Haft took third in the Shaw. 1-54-4 7. Murray 1-21-1 3. Raid 5-83-4 14. To- rest of the season. tal! 33-88 21-28 S2. Ferguson's absence will leave a vault with a 9.725. Erin Kllngen- "Toledo played pretty well," HaJrbma •- Bowling Graan 41. Tolado 33. big hole in Bowling Green's berg did likewise in the floor Larranaga said. "They attacked 3-pomt goala - Tolado 0-10 (Klrar i-i. BufGi exercise with a 9.750. Kristin us pretty hard. Down the stretch, 1-4. Kamtlra 4-10. Barg 1-1, Gladiaui 2-3). lineup. Earlier this year, Fergu- Bowling Graan 5-15 (Larranaga 0-8, Moora 1-2. son broke the school record in Molnar's 9.500 tied for third in I thought our defense was very Daniel! 2-3. Eilorkarnp 1 3, Raid 1-1). Foulad floor exercise. She was also one the uneven bars. good." out •• Kaar. Rabounds -- Tolado 34 (Shaw. Fa- Central claimed wins in those Stacey came up with five steals dak 7), Bowling Graan 33 (Stacay 0). Aauaia - of the top regional gymnasts in Tolado 14 (Kamilra 5). Bowling Graan 17 (Dan the balance beam event. same three events. Selina Nicka- and nine rebounds. Daniels had tad 0). Total tool* -- Toledo 25. Bowling Graan "It was a big impact," said son won the vault with a 9.800. three steals of his own, while 21. A -4,955. senior co-captain Kim Pope. Nickason and teammate Kerri "Just to emotionally know some- McKay tied for first in floor MEN thing is going on with your exercise with a 9.800. Amber Gaskill's 9.650 won the uneven time of 3:13.3. teammate, that's hard. I think we Continued from page six. bars event. Freshman Pat Miller continued picked up well for her. It's going BCNrwi Photo by Hid* kl KobayaiKI Despite the team's inability to to go." to wow everyone by placing third to be a hard year, but we're going Melissa Hunt performs on the balance beam in Saturday's gymnastics Once again, it was Rah'Sheen in the 800-meter run. Miller to do what we can." win, the Falcons are still very meet against Central Michigan. happy with the progress they Clay who broke his own school broke his own personal best in The Falcons won one of the records In the 200-meter dash the 800 by over two seconds. have made. fore and now this is a bad score. we've improved," Pope said. four individual events. Sopho- and the 400-meter dash. "Pat Miller had another super more Christina Treiber took first "Just a month ago, we were Overall, the team is doing very "You see a 9.5 go up and you say In those two races. Clay was performance in the 800. It's real- place in the balance beam with looking to just break the record, well." 'oh.' It's just pretty cool how we'- runner-up to Chukwu Clement of ly great to see him contribute," ve changed, gotten better and her score of 9.725. which was 189.2 or .3," Connelly Eastern Michigan, who is the the Sink said. "I was happy," Treiber said. "I said. "That was the best score be- "It's really strange how much more confident." nation's top-ranked runner in the Adam Rose was challenged in 400. Clay, who is currently the shot put, but still finished as EPIC T- ranked eighth In the nation in the the runner-up in the MAC. Losing the Falcons pay. Puthoff an- within four, but Bowling Green same event, ran 46.64 seconds, Alex Moser to a broken foot in Continued from page seven. stepped to the line for a l-and-1. She drilled the first, but couldn't swered with a 3-pointer of her could do nothing more than foul which may have qualified him practice last week really hurt the for the NCAA Indoor Champion- weight team, as he probably the court and the locker room convert on the second, and own. And then Bryant did it down the stretch. The five Rocket players on the court at ship and did qualify him for the would have placed in the shot put throughout the game receiving Toledo clung to their 75-74 ad- again. vantage. She was 4-of-4 from long range, the end of the game were averag- USA Track and Field Champion- and the 35-pound weight throw. intravenous fluids. ship next weekend in Georgia. Craig Nieset, Darren Braddix But she was strong when her It was Raterman who kept the and each one was a dagger in ing 80 percent from the free-th- row line for the season, and Another positive for Bowling and Terry Rivers are three major team needed her. She scored Falcons close in the first half. Bowling Green's heart. Toledo pulled away. Green was in the high jump, contributors on the team that fell eight of the next 10 Rocket The sophomore center scored 12 "How "bout that," Ehlen said. points in the first 20 minutes, hit- "She was, in my mind, the differ- The 94 points were the most where Doug Heitkamp broke a victim to the surge of impressive points, returning the Toledo lead MAC performances. to five points. She would finish ting 6-of-9 from the floor. She ence in the game. She did an out- given up by the Falcons this school record with a jump of 7 season, yet Clark was still feet, 1/2 inch. Heitkamp beat out They may have not done as with 17 points. added another six in the second standing job." half to score 18, eclipsing her ca- Knuth would then sink a three pleased with her team' s play some extremely tough jumpers well as they wanted, but given "She's a gutty kid playing her that this was such a fast meet, last home game," Ehlen said. reer high. and Drake dropped in a basket "I dont think we leave here to finish as MAC runner-up. After the Raterman miss, the from the blocks to run the score with any less confidence," Clark Alex Spraguc, who owns the they still did very well despite "For her to score 17 points is the results. amazing, and we needed all 17 of two teams traded baskets before to 88-79, their biggest advantage said. "If we are playing well, the school pentathlon record, broke his own mark with 3,714 points Jim Weckesser, who has only them." Ehlen put his hired gun back into since the first minute of the sec- wins will take care of them- the lineup with six minutes to go. ond half. selves. This loss shows me noth- when he finished fourth. been actively running for a Bowling Green held tight, month or so, placed seventh in though, and had a chance to tie Bryant found herself wide open Four points from Puthoff ing to the contrary that we're In the 1600-meter relay, BG the 3,000-meter run, which was a again when Jacki Raterman outside the arc again and made would bring the Falcons back to playing well." finished second, but did break their own school record with a big boost for the distance team. WOMEN missed placing in the 5000-meter MID AM MANOR Continued from page six. "Our high jumpers have a lot of raw talent," Sehmann said. run. The 1995 MAC cross country NOT MANY Falcons was the high jump. "They've worked hard all season champion ran in her last meet at APARTMENTS LEFT Sophomore Jodi Rafferty won and they've really improved the BG, placing ninth with a time of over a good field with a jump of last couple of weeks." 18:13.72 The five field events and the FOR NEXT YEAR!! 5-8. Freshman Stephanie Heldt Kristin Inman continued her exceeded even her own expecta- pentathlon scored 33 points, season-long improvement in the more than half of BG's total of •Within walking distance of tions with a personal record of 200-meter hurdles. Despite fin- 5-6, good for seventh place. 60. campus ishing just sixth, Inman flew to a "We had a lot of really good school record against a strong According to Price, the high performances," Sehmann said. field with a time of 27.49. Inman •Air conditioning jump demonstrated how dra- "A lot of athletes peaked at this broke the old record of 27.S5 meet. My philosophy is to work •2 bdrm, Furnished or matically the quality of women's which was set by Leslie Moor- track has improved in the MAC. hard the entire season to prepare Unfurnished man in 1992. for one day. If you don't do well "The high jump was a very Other individual placers for at the MAC Championships, then •Gas, Heat, Water included high-quality affair," Price said. the Falcons included Becky Bar- it really doesn't matter." with rent "Eleven jumpers cleared five nett, fifth In the pentathlon; BG must now prepare for the feet, six inches or higher. Ste- Brook Miller, seventh in the pen- outdoor season. According to Call Now!!!! phanie's jump this year was good tathlon; Heather Nordgren, fifth Price, the results of the outdoor for seventh. Last year, she would in the weight throw; Elyse championships might be a little have won it." Roethlisberger, eighth in the different. -4380 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG Field events coach Scott Seh- weight throw; and Missy Lyne, "We can definitely challenge mann was also pleased with the sixth in the 5000-meter run. for an outdoor championship," high jumpers' performance. Senior Suzanne Isco Just Price said.
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