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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. BG News ,lume 85/lssue 75 daily independent student press Monday, February Heritage rrtly Taken Dudy by revisited African Americans * Surprise Igh: 24 relive past through Sixth-place BG takes Miami Harlem Cotton Club ||W: 6 by storm Saturday, 69-58 By IRENE SHARON linion Stacey jump-started the team SCOTT By TOD McCLOSKEY with a long-range 3-pointer. The BG News .TanTaylor discusses The BG News "I thought he (Stacey) came out with a great look in his eyes," A wealth of talent was dis- pologies and In an effort to keep its --nances played by University African- for a home-court first-round Dakich said. xgiveness. BG pushed the lead to 47-35 American students Saturday playoff game alive, 'he Bowling midway through the second half when the Harlem Cotton Club Green men's basketball team (16- with a Kirk Cowan baseline recreated the past through 9 overall, 11-6 Mid-American jumper. When Stacey picked up impersonations, dancing and Conference) made a statement his third personal foul at the 16:11 singing. 'aul Khacherian says Saturday in Anderson Arena. A mark, Cowan was called on to One ol the highlights of the huge statement. hnarriage is a sham. guard Szczerbiak. night was senior music educa- With a raucous crowd of 4,912 Cowan responded with a tion major Gabiel Marquez's on hand, the Falcons dished out physical inside presence, battling impersonation of Cab CallowaV, orid and nation 4 their strongest defensive effort of Szczerbiak for inside positioning in which he sang "Minnie the the season, upsetting Miami 69- and finishing with 14 points and Moocher" The night also fea- Vilford Berry's death 58. Fans stormed the court fol- tured dancing by the Cotton lowing the final buzzer. three blocks. "Wally's a great player, (but) Club girls and a skit performed I provides relief and But the RedHawks (19-6 over- we can't stand out there and let by Sallye McKee, a special assis- 'disappointment. all, 14-3 MAC) did not go down him do what he wants to do," tant to the provost, and Michelle without a fight. Miami pulled to Cowan said. "If we do that he Taylor, a junior psychology 52-49 on a 3-pointer by Wally might score 50, so you just got to major. Szczerbiak. The Falcons go out there and play defense. Afwandi Shuman, a senior answered with a 7-0 run to push Oregon health And that's what we did." elementary education major, said their lead to 10. Cowan and Szczerbiak were the program was wonderful. funding covers Anthony Stacey hit two free called for a double foul under- "BG is definitely not lacking throws tallowing a Szczerbiak I. assisted suicides neath the basket, elbowing each in talent," she said. "All the stu- foul and added a lay-up on the against wishes of other. dents > aptured the essence of the run. lie finished the game with Congress. "I'm not going to back down in I larlem Renaissance." 12 points. a situation like that," Szczerbiak Almost 500 people experi- "Don't let his sixth-place team enced a night of first-class treat- jrtainment 8 fool you," Miami coach Charlie said. "Guys are all over me and hanging on me. Your margin of l_ - - ment Saturday when the Center Coles said. "Don't let the fresh- BG New$ pho[o/ JASON SUGGS error is absolutely none when for Multicultural and Academic 4y Favorite Martian" man of the year fool you. Don't Miami's Wally Szczerbiak is about to block DeMar Moore s Initiatives held its 10th annual let amnesia strike. Stacey's the lacks humor and fast break layup in Saturday's 69-58 upset victory over dinner theater in the Lenhart I special effects. leader of this team." • See BASKETBALL, page nine. Miami. I Grand Ballroom. This year's theme was "The Cotton Club Revue." Junior makes $5000 snot Saturday The night featured a social iports 10 hour, a bullet dinner and enter- Putka ran around the court throwing his hands The BG News tainment. Entertainment includ- in the air. ed a slide show, skits, dancers As the Bowling Green men's basketball team "I was just stunned," the junior from Lake- and a comedy act. The focus of was enjoying a surprising 32-26 lead over wood, Ohio said. "1 didn't know what to do. It the night was educating through Miami at half-time, Greg Putka hit the most was just a total shock." entertainment. surprising shot of his life Saturday in Anderson Putka qualified for the Megashot by making "Performances with dinner Arena. a lay-up in a preliminary round earlier this year. are invaluable for the creative Putka was randomly selected from 30 people He received a T-shirt and a pizza. ways in which they teach history to attempt the Domino's Pizza Megashot. All he "I didn't know until Tuesday (about the and culture," said Lillian had to do was make a $5,000 half-court shot. Megashot)," he said. "On Thursday and Friday Ashcraft-Eason, one of the actors |,i BG hockey upsets With a near-capacity crowd on hand, Putka I went to go see how much I needed to put on in the revue. "'Cotton Club' was heaved the ball toward the basket. the bail." ninth ranked Notre fabulous. Applause to students "It looked short," he said. "Then it hit the After taxes, Putka is expected to receive and directors." Dame. 5-1. back of the rim and of course it just fell in. It around $3,500. The performing segment BG News Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER was just weird.' "It hasn't sunk in yet," he said. "I just don't began with a slide show which Greg Putka holds the basket- As s^f, ^ me ball fell through the hoop, know what to say." provided background on I larlem index ball he used to sink his shot. and the Cotton Club. According to Michael McKee, the narrator, jpinion 2 in the earlv 1900s, the name of 13age Three 3 I larlem took on magical conno- I World and Nation 4 AIDS victim gives hope through speech tations to American blacks. It I Entertainment 7 1 IIV, but later caused cirrhosis of laboration with Campus Cru- suffering with AIDS. Since he was the largest black community was a college student, he under- I Sports 8 By MELISSA NAYMIK his liver. Today his liver resem- sade tar Christ, Sawyer look his in the country. Additionally, sev- stands how students feel when The BG News bles nothing more than a piece of story of finding hope in God to eral blacks established business | Sports Agate 10 they are depressed or lacking to serve the Harlem community. thin scar tissue. the stage and this week his story Someone once said, "Live The entertainment segment of Despite the fact that his doc- will come to BGSU. hope, he explained. each day like it is your last." "I le has a message students the night comprised dancers, say what? tors could no longer help Steve, According to Phil Washburn, Steve Sawyer, an HIV-positive can relate to and be meaningful singers, a performance by the he found someone who could. president of Campus Crusade *^Wo can't stand out public speaker with Campus By attending Campus Crusade for Christ and senior biology to their lives," he said. Africana Dance Troupe, skits and Crusade for Christ, is living Michael Brown, director of Ithere and let him do meetings at Harvard University, major, the organization booked a comedy act. proof that a terrible disease does what he wants to do. If Steve drew closer to God. His Sawyer back in October since he Campus Crusade lor Christ in Shelia Brown, co-coordinator not have to destroy a person's we do that he might faith in God led him to hope. is a popular speaker. Bowling Green, said Sawyer will of the dinner theater, said stu- ability to want to live. not be apologetic, but he will dents were an integral part of the I score 50. so you just got After February 1995, when "We scheduled it with the In the early 1980s, Sawyer, faith he'd survive and be able to simply share his story. This will show One audience favorite was to go out there and play who was born a hemophiliac, doctors told Sawyer he only had six to 12 months to live, he come here,'' Washburn said. not be a speech about AIDS the "banana dance" performed was using a medication called defense." dropped out of college. Howev- Washburn believes everyone awareness, even though he by Frvn Whitfield, a freshman Factor XIII, a blood product con- Kirk Cowan er, he decided not to let his dis- is looking for hope and Steve taining 1 lepatilis C and 1IIV. The Men's Basketball senior center ease get the best of him. In col- talks about finding hope while • See STEVE, page six. i See COTTON, page six. talking about Wall}/ Sscserbiak medication not only gave him electronic a Chinese Spring Festival celebrated
Check out: University brings culture to students, faculty www.bgnews. food, fellowship and entertain- The Chinese Spring Festival is By BRANDI BARHITE ment at St. Thomas More the biggest festival in China. It is com The BG News Church. More than half of those similar to the American celebra- in attendance were American. tion of Christmas, yet symbolizes News, web extras and a Many Chinese University stu- The event was sponsored by the the beginning of a new year and dents and faculty couldn't travel whole lot more. CSS A. the beginning of spring. It is a home to be with their families \i.mhu.i Hu, a coordinator of lime to get together with Iriends during the Chinese Spring Festi- Want to get in touch? the festival, said Chinese stu- and family. The official new year val, yet they said BGSU students dents were encouraged to invite began Feb. 16. and faculty made the holiday bgnews@bgnet. their host families or an influen- Bei said this year is Ihe year of just as special. tial faculty member to the festi- the rabbit, which signifies a good bgsu.edu "The tickets sold out in two val. year. She also compared the cele- days," Cai Bei, president of the Your direct line to your "Chinese students were urged bration to a family union. Chinese Students and Scholar newspaper. to bring someone who has made "It is a coming together," she Association, said. "The response a difference in their lives and has said. "Lots of students bring from the community was great. their host family to thank them." Or call us: been supportive to them," Hu BG News Photo/ MATTHEW MILLER They have been so warm." said. "We want to show our The CSSA's festival featured Over 200 Chinese, American appreciation to BGSU and the 18 authentic Chinese dishes, Chi- students and community mem- Three local Chinese restaurants, Hunan Palace. China Buffet 372-6966 community because they are so nese folk songs and dances, and bers gathered Saturday to cele and China Village, provided the main course tor Saturday's : helpful and supportive through- brate the Chinese New Year with Chinese Spring Festival. out the year." • See FESTIVAL, page six. 1 page 2 The BG News Monday, February 22, 1
The BG News You may not have known, but right now the planet earth has a pretty c B bad reputation among many other planets in different solar systems Y talc The main cause of this was brought about when aliens from another u ilm planet came to visit our planet and came across the new MTV VJ, Jesse R Ma' P local' TAKE US TO YOUR LEADER R A m do sto'. E T YOU'RE LOOKIN' AT HIM DUDE!!!!. N R Si "An independent student voice serving T I 1651 Bowling Green since 1920" c 088 210 West Hall E K llfiro. Bowling Green State University cly< Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 V ami, Phone: (419) 372-2601 J E-mail: [email protected] E O Mike Wcndling Editor-in-chief N H ' Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite T N Opinion Editor Managing Editor S Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber S Copy Chief Photo Editor !00> Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Tony Cavallario Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller To forgive or not to forgive! Web Editor When thinking about what I a child. ness can be key lo healing Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown wanted to write about this week, For example, right around the many wounds. I look arou, Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter I realized a couple of things. Gne middle of October last semester, and see our world where is that 1 think I write what peo- the name Brian Shuler was syn- m.my people are unwilling ple don't expect me to write. onymous with Child of Satan. forgive and move forwaf Hell, even Ihe pictures that were Now I've known Brian since Fall Adults, children, whiles, blac in Ihe space below my name Ihe '97.1 know the kind of person he men, women, all of us are is and the kind of ideas he holds. play games. past two weeks were fairly well afraid of forgiveness. Vampire gaming not unexpected. By the way, those I know that we differ a lot in Role-playing games require a Forgiving Ihe person I ft, true role-playing game were baby pictures of me for those ideas and opinions and lot of imagination and perhaps a gave was one of the hardc people who were confused. I'm thus, I wasn't thai surprised to departure from the norm; thus, Columnist things I've had to do in a lor^'lj My name is Mike Addison, not dealing in kiddie porn yel. read what he wrote about homo- they're not necessarily every- lime. But it gave thai person and I'm a gamer. Thai is, I play But no one really would have sexuality. second chance at redemption,* one's cup of tea. Nevertheless, on it too much and never say, role-playing games in my spare expected me to write against Bui I'm not trying to open proving that they had person there is no reason (or mystery or "Hey, here's something that's lime as a hobby. I'm writing in affirmative action during Black that can of worms again. Despite worth and value. Asking lor Ic response to a recent article in fear to surround the issue. It's good and I want to focus on just History Month or to write about some of the questionable things giveness from people for n The BG News concerning a new simply a hobby, like football or it for once." masturbation on the Universi- I've seen Brian do and say, I truly insensitivily took the strong fee1* "Vampire" game in Bowling basket weaving — nothing Forgiveness. In the past cou- ty's biggest PR day But 1 also respect him for the manner in ings of guilt off of my chest art Green. This article misrepre- more. ple of weeks, I have learned far If you would like to learn realized that I'm not doing so which he asked for forgiveness in swallowing my pride I stl sents the purpose of role-play- simply to garner a reaction. I more about forgiveness than I from members of the homosexu- more about role-playing games, felt like I could hold my head n ing games and fails to describe don't care if those things throw a learned in Ihe first 20 years of al community. He was right in : send e-mail to the Bowling high because I could adm exaclly what a role-playing m\ httv assuming that making that ges- Green Gaming Society monkey wrench into someone's when I was wrong. game entails. plans. I have my reasons for Between someone who's very ture back in the fall, when he ([email protected]). No one is obligated to ask fi What the article does tell the writing what 1 write when I important in my life asking for il was being investigated, would reader is the following: The Irom me, myself asking for it forgiveness, nor are you obliga Mike Addison write it and if you don't agree have been questioned for its game in question is played in from people who may have been ed lo accept it. Trust me, I'm nc Vice President of the Bowl- with them, that's fine. But 1 political motive and perhaps secrecy. The players in the game offended by something I a person who forgives easily. Bi ing Green Gaming Society know that it's not simple shock doubted even more strongly as play 24 hours a day, and the allowed lo go into the paper and I think that by opening yourse Biology tactics on my part. to its sincerity. • game itself is played in "real- a student asking for it from stu- up and recognizing your weaki Senior The last thing 1 realized is Brian didn't just apologize lo life" time. According to the something that's nagged me dents he offended months ago, VISION and anyone else who he nesses and others', maybe we' ' players, "anything |onel does" stOp treating our companions n' Professor's death not since 1 started writing these silly forgiveness has played a major may have hurl. He allowed his can be excused "because of columns way back. It's the fact role in and out of my life. picture to be put in Ihe paper, sat life as opponents and instead a Jones] character," and playing recognized enough that I never write about any- I don't think people realize down with the editor of the teammates. in the game is like "leading a thing good. All I do is complain how powerful a gesture forgive- Obsidian to be interviewed and I know il sounds sappy, bu double life." I was upset last week when I and piss and moan about how ness is. Or maybe it's that we do said that he was sorry and hey, it's not what you'd expec Finally, the game involves heard that a professor in the Psy- f—ed up the world is and how realize it and thus fear it out of hoped for forgiveness. How from me, right? weird terms like "clans" and chology Department had died we're lo blame for it or someone respect. Either way, though, many of you would 'ie that "Camarilla." To anyone not suddenly. I was even more dis- else is to blame for it and yadda from these past two weeks, I've strong to swallow your pride Brian Taylor is a columnist foi . familiar to role-playing games, pleased to see what a low prior- yadda yadda. Sure, there's valid- really seen how forgiveness and admit that you were wrong The News and not usually a sapm this sounds like a secret society, ity this event was for The BG ity to those things that I point unlocks one's heart and mind to an entire campus of people? follow. Ilo can bo reached at tay a cull, or just plain lunacy. News. out, I think. But I lend lo focus and how it defines an adult from I really believe that forgive- [email protected]. What the article doesn't tell The cover story that day was the reader is what role-playing Uptown-Downtown's 20th games are all about. Role-play- anniversary. I was appalled that ing games, including White the prosperity of a local bar Wolf's Vampire: The Masquer- superceded the unexpected Institution of marriage is sham ade, are not a secret, "under- passing of a University profes- We all have dreams for our things don't work out, then we never knew that love was mea ground" culture. They are sor. Dr. L-11 m.iii received no life, right? If we didn't have can skip a painful experience of MI red in Ihe monetary value of; games, like the name savs. Thev more than an unobtrusive bit in dreams then we really wouldn't going through a divorce and just piece of metal and a stone. offer players an occasional Ihe boilom corner of Ihe page, have any reason for being here. move on with our lives. All-in-all, marriage is a sham escape from Ihe stress or bore- which said nothing of his One dream that is shared by If there is anyone who can from the contract that you have dom of real life, just like watch- accomplishments and contribu- almost everybody is that one give me any good reason for a to sign declaring your love in ing a movie or reading a book. tions to the University. day you will meet someone, fall The players of the game cre- Because I have never had the in love, gel married, have kids marriage I would really like to writing to the needless ring that ate a story together much like opportunity to have Dr. Ullman and, if you're lucky, live happily hear it. In my twenty-five plus symbolizes the love you share. If the actors in a play. Each person as a professor, I thought perhaps ever after. years of life I have yel to find a you really feel you need that usually has one character that he was an obscure faculty mem- good reason. In my opinion contract and that useless, value- they play, and they get to decide ber who taught a class here and That's a pretty common there is absolutely nothing more less slone to feel secure in a rela- what the character does through there. However, a friend showed dream, right? The living happily important than sharing a love tionship then maybe you should ever after part is becoming more the course of a story. One player me a sizeable article in the Sen- a bunch of crap as far as I am and having the trust needed to rethink your whole relationship. and more scarce as nearly one in usually creates the plot line and tinel-Tribune, which described concerned. Il is a contract stat- make a relationship work. A It's probably not for real if you four marriages end in divorce setting of Ihe story for the other Dr. Ullman's many achieve- ing that these two people are piece of paper isn't going to do need Ihose things. players to interact with, much (that number might be even ments. Dr. Ullman was an now considered to be one and if make a damn bit of difference in My feelings about marriage like "the Narrator" described in higher by now). 1, too, share the extremely active member of the it ends in divorce then all Ihe regards to the way two people can best be summed up and sup- the previous article. Role-play- community and on campus. dream of meeting someone and possessions are divided uneven- feel about each other. ported by Ihe words of the great ing games do not entail leading How sad that The BG News did falling in love and having kids, iy- Here's another thing I don't Brad and Sublime. (A moment of a second life, neglecting respon- not see him worthy of more than but the notion of marriage is a understand about marriage ... silence please ... thank you.) sibility for one's actions, or run- a few sentences. nightmare to me. I don't need thai in my life. the diamond ring. "People stand back don't stand ning around like maniacs across Erin L. Leugers Who thought of this stupid When I find a girl that I feel I too near, I've got something that campus. And most gamers are Psychology concept known as marriage? want to spend the rest of my life Who came up with that one? not afraid to admit that thev Senior Marriage is nothing more than a with, and if she feels the same That's probably the most ridicu- you all should hear. Holy matri- contract. For those of you who way, then that is what we will do lous thing I have ever heard of mony's not for me, rather die Copyright S) 1999. The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any ... spend our lives together. We alone in misery because mar- material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News is don't believe me, sit back and (and seen). I see these girls walk- prohibited. think about it for minute. Why won't need a contract to tell us ing around with huge diamonds riage doesn't work in the world that we love each other. We today. It's an institution and it's The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and Is pub do two people who are in love on their finger. Is the size of the lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- want to spend the rest' of their won't need a contract telling us diamond in direct proportion to in decay and if I have love I wish ter. lives together? Well, obviously to love and take care of our kids. the size of the love that's shared to portray I will surely find Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily because they love each other. Is All of that will happen because between the two? I really hope another way." those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG love a contract? No. Love is it's already there. All the love not, because if it is, some of these Paul Khachorian is a guest News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff based on trust and honesty, not a we need, all the trust we need, girls with the little diamonds columnist for The News and may The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto- piece of paper saying "I love you everything we need to survive need to find someone who loves ries or photograph descriptions. bo a swinging bachelor for life. He and you love me and this paper without that piece of paper will them more than that. Is the dia- can be proposed to at Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Boaid are final. makes our love official." That's be there. And if for some reason mond ring really necessary? I [email protected]. ».. j. website of the day PEOPLE LD www.gamesdomain.com on the street
and see on our own. That is about advice, I thought itl straight out of the deal with beint, young would be nice to give you and stupid. When we do take readers some advice of my Is there anything you the box advice, it is from our peers - own. With the help of couldn't forgive and this is not a good idea. Confucius, here goes: Do not another person for? Trust me. I have learned from go to bed with an itchy butt, by Casey O'Brien this mistake. Peers drive you because you will wake up We ask for it, it is given to into doing things that you with a smelly finger. Do not us, we read about it, and we think will make you look cool. try to dance at a club with Mr. Liz Copas Tammy Worthington need it, but we never use it. I Like the time when I jumped Woody because the girls Sophomore Freshman am talking about advice. We off a bridge, or when I ran know. Do not stare at Fam. and Cons. Sci. Undecided "No. I can forgive are fascinated by it, but we through a convent butt- women's breasts because "Luckily. I've never tend to forget about it and naked. Actually, that turned had to deal with an anyone." they know. Trust me, experience like never use it. out okay, because I had me a because I have been caught fresh bunch of dates. that." America has been reading many times. Do not stare at advice from Anne Landers Anyways. your grandma's ass! Despite and Dear Abby since the what Uncle Andre (fresh out Sparkle Relford Freshman Great Rush in 1849. They Anyway, if you have to take of prison, serving a term for Undecided have been telling people how advice from someone about many things) says, it is gross "Trying to play me like it is okay to be a cross-dress- a relationship, take it from and sick. Do not take drinking a tool." ing manicurist with a gerbil women. All a man wants is advice from Ted Kennedy. Do farm, and so on, and we sigh one thing. All a woman wants not take makeup tips from (meanwhile, Richard Gere is a relationship. Ahh, never- Janet Reno. Never drink has a big smile on his face). mind. Take the advice from orange juice just after brush- We love to read things like the man. ing your teeth. Always say, this, but we go out and do it "No, honey," when a girl asks Mitch Gehle Andrew Mizsak ourselves I guess what I am trying to you if she's put on a few Sophomore Freshman say is that we should take pounds. If you say yes, Sport. Enterprise Political Science I mean, wouldn't it just be "Eventually I could "No. everything's not easier to listen to our elders, and use advice because we remember to duck from her would be better off in our forgive just about worth getting pissed parents, or any wise person bruising left hook. If you are a lives. man who likes women, stay anything." off about" in general? It would save us • People on me street /s intended as an unscientific sample ol me student population Anyone grief and time in jail, but I away from tube steak as desperately hoping to be in tins feature may find it profitable to hang around me student union guess we all choose to learn Okay, since I am writing much as possible. around, say, seven-ish But you didn't hear it here
.euents All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: http://events.bqsu.edu londay 2/22/99 meet Feb 22 and 23 Contact 1. Tickets will sell for $2 and may mony. Open to all. For more 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Education Abroad Display Computer Training Centers at be bursared. All proceeds will information, call 419/372-8472. Jail and Bail ticket sales Table 419/372-8181 or e-mail benefit Dance Marathon Pallister. Conference Room, -71:45 a.m. Arrest someone for SI or 6 peo- Call the Education Abroad [email protected]. Education Building steps. Jerome Library. ple for $5. We will arrest them on Office at 419/372-0309 Off- jke Sale Pemberville Library, Campus Student Center, I aonsored by Alpha Gamma Pemberville. ' 10 - 11:30 a.m. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Feb. 27 between 9 a.m. and 3 | Mta. Math Science Building. p.m. and take them to the Moseley Hall. Whites In Black History: A Dance Marathon T-shirt 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Kappa Delta House. Bail will be Choice of Legacies a.m. - Noon Sales $5. Proceeds go to the CRC Raffle This presentation and discussion 7:30- 3:30 p.m. Alphi Phi Omega is selling t-shirts and NCPCA. Union Foyer and IS Word '97 Introduction Sigma Phi Epsilon is raffling two will explore the positive role to support Dance Marathon. Math Science Building. National Project fundraiser >arn the ins and outs of this tickets to Monday Night Raw, whites as "forgotten heroes" Education Building. Sponsored by Sigma Gamma lidely used word processing the professional wrestling can play in promoting greater Rho Sorority Inc. Union Foyer, Implication. Fee $99. Classes match at Gund Arena on Mar. racial reconciliation and har- 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 4 daily 1 . "i ') I ' > • Hi .'. 1? 1.3 1« 111 i CROSSWORD 1' IU ?c 172 warning TODAY TOMORROW ACROSS 62 Write letter by n 1.4 1 "Star Trek- letter 32 Health resorts Partly Cloudy. 33 Daddy 27 I7S 31 Sunny. character 63 Pontificate H 1 m to 6 Spanish article 64 Turndown vole 34 Surefire 3; H M » H :t; H 30 HIGH: 24 LOW: 6 HIGH: 26 LOW: 6 9 Salted meat 65 Singer LaBello shooters 36 Texas tea 14 The king ol 66 Merchant's .i. ii *2 France figures 37 Actor Mineo 38 Theater sign I Today ... partly cloudy. A 15 The Greatest 67 Ninnyhammer 4^ 11 4'J 16 "Home " 68 Lucy's landlady letters I few flurries in the after- 17 Molecule building 69 Took a nap 47 Actor Borgnine *< 4 ' ■ <« 4» blocks 70 Confirmed 49 Smoked herring abnegate M -. \i « H - 5/ Jnoon. High 25 to 30. 18 Ryan of "You've 71 Singer Delia 51 Best and O'Brien H Got Mair 52 Poke fun (V 51 V •/AB-nah-gate/* (verb) 1: to w ■ [.North wind 10 to 15 mph 19 Used an oven DOWN 53 Rendezvous deny.renounce 2: to relinquish, 20 Underground 1 Bangs shut 55 One-tenth w .- I becoming northeast. surrender* excavations 2 Little in Lille donation ^ 21 Characteristic ot 3 College town in 56 Poker pot w * Examplai Hampton decided to abnegate the bad roads Maine starters " .,;. 1 piivilige and status bestowed upon him 23 Shoulder wrap 4 Attractiveness because of his father's wealth, and instead 57 Controlled Tonight ... partly cloudy 24 Gaze fixedly 5 Yap or bazoo : hung out with the skater kids from the wrong entrance 0199 i'nb r'r | IKli.-l >orv 1IN, i ItC. lor he ntw &rs, i nthe 25 Tax agcy. All r •XI side of the tracks. 6 Gentle creatures 58 Ring ww com and cold. Low around 10. 27 Hebrew prophet 7 Native Alaskan 59 Roberts U. Abnegate comes from the Latin "negate," 32 Bridge 60 Masculine meaning to deny. 35 Western band 8 Greek letter PAGE THREE of the BG NEWS Is intended as a 9 Infants 61 Part of a source of non-vital information as well as a 39 Wise Men Tomorrow ... increasing 10 Economist procedure reprieve from stressful and/or boring daily minuti- 40 Walk to and fro Greenspan ae. The material herein has been composed metic- 41 Prevaricators clouds. A chance of light 11 Clean coal ulously using various means to provide today's 42 Self images most meaningful and fulfilling nonsense. All words 12 Change for a five 43 Mimics transcribed here are real; names have been snow by evening. High in USELESS* FACT 13 Beatty and others 44 Give one's due changed to protect the innocent and the unwitting. 22 Catholic clerics 45 Ships' records Complaints, comments, ideas, materials, monetary the upper 20s. chance of ONLY II PTRCTNT Of COUFGI STUKNTS HAD 26 Ostentatious 46 Moulhs off qifts submissions, and other sorts of contributions THEIR IIR-Sr CIGARETTE AFTER AGE 18. BUT 18 PER- 48 Winter runner 28 Improve gladly accepted: please deposit in 210 WEST HALL snow 30 percent. 29 Othello's in hard copy or Macintosh disk form or email to CENT MOVED FROM OCCASIONALLY TRYING CIGA- 50 Butler of fiction nemesis Mary Beth Murtha at marym@bgnet. bgsu.edu. I'll 54 Minute amounts Chilly, cold and snow- RETTES IN HIGII SCHOOL TO BECOMING REGULAR 30 In a tizzy probably look at it. Those whose material is worthy 58 Late-night 31 Serpent's will get to see it in print ... such reward. like. SMOKERS IN COLLEGE. interviewer TV GUIDE SECTION
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ocal phone companies tack on extra charge B&B Truck and Auto Repair TE one of several companies introducing phone line fees to cover new costs 10% D'scount customers 43 cents a line. The fee w'Student ID I The Associated Press numbers is not new. For years, the new fees to recover their Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and long-distance customers have costs of providing "number Arkansas, is charging 48 cents a will appear in bills after March •Oil Change $19.99* ASHINGTON — Yelanoth- been able to change their long- portability." line per month. SBC's local 10, and is called the "service "most vehicles provider number portability w fee is beginning to appear distance carriers without getting At that time, the FCC said the phone businesses serving Cali- • Low Shop Rates fee," GTE spokesman Bob fiish- ionthly telephone bills. The a new phone number. charge could start no earlier than fornia and Nevada are charging • Engine Service 50 cents a month per line, said op said. |>e, typically about 50 cents a Feb. 1, 1999, and last no longer • Transmission Work The rationale: Consumers SBC spokesman Selim Bingol. :h for each phone line, is would be less inclined to switch than five years. BellSouth has not set its • Brakes SBC is identifying the fee as the monthly fee yet, but spokesman 13040 Bishop Rd ded to help pave the way to a new carrier — local or long- Last year, consumers were hit B&B "local number portability service Bill McCloskey said the compa- Bowling Green. OH Ihe day when customers can distance — if they had to get a 1— with new monthly fees on their charge." ny expects it to "come in well 353-2526 liihop ge local carriers as easily as new phone number each time. phone bills. Those charges came Free Towing if we •d US West plans to charge cus- under 50 cents per line." The -distance providers. That would thwart the goal of from a 1997 government over- do the job! tomers in its 14-state local phone company is considering charging >me local phone companies competition. haul of phone fees and from territory 53 cents a line per the fee beginning in May, Jn billing for the new fee in itemized charges for govern- But most residential cus- month, beginning in the March McCloskey said. BellSouth is the ruary; others plan to do so ment-ordered subsidies once tomers do not have a choice of billing cycle, said spokesman main local phone provider in f the next several months. local telephone providers. Local included in rates. David Beigie. US West's charge nine southern states. he charge pays for the local phone competition that has Like those fees, the newest reflect the company's added Bell Atlantic, which provides ne companies' costs of com- evolved since the 1996 law main- charges are broken out in phone expense of making technical local phone service from Maine ng with a provision in a 1996 ly focuses on lucrative, high-vol- bills, under different names. changes to its network, which to Virginia, also has not deter- , Businesses also will pay a ume business customers. They come in addition to the spans many rural and remote mined its charges, said spokes- ; depending on the services "The problem with this charge multitude of existing charges for areas in the West and Northwest, woman Susan Butta. Neither has ' get is it's making all consumers pay federal, state or local taxes. he said. The fee will appear on SBC-owned Southern New Eng- 'he charge covers the compa- a price for something that most Ameritech, the main local bills as "federal charge — service land Telecommunications, which ;'.' cost for technical changes of them do not have and the vast phone provider in five Midwest- provider number portability." provides local service in Con- DAKOTA j must make so consumers majority probably will not get: em states, is charging customers The Federal Communications necticut. . keep their phone numbers That is — a choice of local phone 41 cents a line per month, said Commission, however, is When portable phone num- GRILL (r they have switched to a companies," said Gene Kimmel- spokesman Marvin Wamble. The reviewing the fee to determine bers were introduced to the long- 2215 Tiffin Ave b local phone provider. Those man, co-director of the Con- fee is appearing on bills as the whether it is justified. So there's distance industry, long-distance ]nges could cost the industry sumers Union Washington "number portability surcharge." a possibility the fee could be companies' recovered their costs Findlay, Ohio billion over five years, under office. SBC Communications' South- changed. through fees typically passed • phone company estimate. The FCC last year gave phone western Bell, the main provider GTE, which provides local along to their customers. Those CALL The concept of portable phone companies permission to charge of local phone service in Texas, service in 28 states, will charge fees do not exist anymore. 425-0768 OR respite assurances, schools losing funding Don't go ban 425-9205 The Associated Press was hit with a 15 percent loss, or class education for kids with 83 okina for a $525,721. cents a day." Full & Part Time .OLUMBUS — When itate Southern Local was among That's the increase Strawser • Flexible Hours islators enacted changes in to live// about 500 school districts that calculated the 2,730-student dis- (No Late Night Closings) ■ school funding system, filed suit and won the March trict will get this school year after • Locally Owned and •ool districts were assured that 1997 Supreme Court ruling call- subtracting the cost of unfunded Operated y wouldn't be hurt. ing on lawmakers to come up state mandates. • Up Scale/Fine Dining ?ut it hasn't worked out that with an acceptable way of fund- State figures show the district "Fun Atmosphere" y for some districts. ing schools. will receive a 14 percent increase • $300 to $500 per week February figures, based on apartments available They rewrote the formula — about $1.1 million more — in • High Energy/Great dent enrollment in each dis- state funds this year compared Campus Manor 821 Third St. based on many variables, includ- Attitudes t, show that at least 29 percent with last year. Kochledge Manor 315 H. Main St. ing enrollment, special education 615 Second St.. 317 N. Main St. • Broilers • Saute • Ohio's 611 school districts "School districts are painted needs, operating costs, local rev- 701 Fourth St. 710 Elm St. eived less state money than with a picture that they received Expo • Pantry t year. The Columbus Dis- enue and children on welfare. 610 Eighth St. 7101/2 Elm St. A significant increases when, in • Experienced Servers ch reported Sunday. Paul Marshall, executive 811 Eighth St 237 N. Prospect fact, those increases were tied to And 39 districts of 152 in the assistant to the state superinten- 733 Manville Ave. 1331/2 N Mam St. dent of education, said last April expenditures," said Charles 755, 777 ManviHe Ave 313 N. Mam St. NOW HIRING :tom quarter of Ohio's dis- Montgomery, superintendent of :ts in terms of wealth received that poor districts would get (25-30 minutes south more money. But making the the- the rapidly growing Licking 113 Railroad St, (next to Kinko's) of BG. off 1-75) Is, the newspaper said. 352-9302 ory become reality could take Heights Schools, which serves Follow 224 E. through town Some of the wealthiest dis- the Pataskala area. Mon-Fri8-5 Sat 8-12 acro»» trom Metlf'» ;ts, meanwhile, received large several years, he said. :reases. Orange City Schools in "There are a number of dis- lyahoga County, for example, crepancies to work out," Mar- His district of about 1,100 stu- ON the eighth-wealthiest district shall said. "The funding formula dents in western Licking County Ohio and had a 36 percent is complicated. Shifting enroll- will receive almost 14 percent, or COLLEGE LIFE: :rease, the newspaper said. ment is a factor. ... That's the $282,887 more, this year than One of the largest percentage danger in doing surface compar- last. ts among poor schools went to isons." Changes in the formula shift- e Southern Local district in "This remedy is not doing the ed some of the cost of special )lumbiana County, which was job," said Ernest Strawser, trea- education from the state to the Id last April to expect a 10 per- surer of Jackson City Schools, 70 districts, and that took some of nt increase. Instead, the district miles southeast of Columbus. 92n students in northeast Ohio "You're not going to buy world I the increase, Montgomery said. Check out our BEST two bedroom apartments... YOU COULD START YOUR ASHDON APARTMENTS 8SO Scott Hamilton Dr. Get a deluxe, fully furnished apartment at a great price! The /ASHDON APARTMENTS can easily accommodate up to four people and have been totally renovated with new carpet, linoleum, blinds & fresh paint. Huge rooms, large storage closets. Central air. Private Parking. On-slte laundry tfOO/month
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Continued from page one. were limited in what we could food, yel the entertainment is a Bill Coggin, a profess make because we didn't have close second. English, said he celebrate! a fashion show. access to some Chinese ingredi- One of the highlighted acts Chinese Spring Festival Hu said the "must have" Chi- ents," he said. was (he Chinese Club perform- year. nese dish during Chinese Spring Food was also on the minds of ing a dance and singing a Chi- "1 spent a year in Chin Festival is dumplings, which are several of the guests. The entire nese folk song. a deep fried dish of meat and Chinese Club wore T-shirts Steve Hottinger, a Chinese year and I am now taking vegetables. She also said fish is a sporting the slogan, "Just eat it." Club member, said preparing tor nese courses," Coggin said popular food to serve. Robert Tan, president of the the show was tedious. He got wife and I celebrate it "Fish is often symbolic," she Chinese Club, said the T-shirts involved with the Chinese Club year." said. "You want to have fish are appropriate because the most because he was interested in the Hu added that Chinese! because it symbolizes abundance notable aspect of the Chinese cul- culture and language. This was dents have been looking for for the new year." ture is the food. his first Chinese Spring Festival. to the event all year. Bei said they cooked like they "Anytime anyone talks about Ursula Hanff, a graduate stu- "All Chinese students would for their families. China, they think Chinese food," dent in philosophy, shared simi- Xuejie Wang, a Chinese stu- he said. "I don't have a favorite, lar sentiments. She decided to excited and eager becausd dent who cooked and served the but 1 think all Chinese food is come because she works with don't get together a lot, food, said the preparation was an good." many Chinese students and said. "We don't party as mu all-day affair. Hu agreed. She said her wanted to better understand American students, so we < ] "We cooked all day, but we favorite part of the holiday is the their culture. want to miss it." STEVE COTTON
Continued from page one. connect with students because Continued from page one. Many guests said the di "K Steve is right where students are theater was entertaining , struggles with AIDS. He found education major. well performed. at (in terms of age)." hope and faith through God and Faculty members from vari- "I think they (center) has ( shares his story from his heart. By listening to Steve, students ous departments also made a wonderful job of portrayinj On every campus he has been realize they too can have hope, cameo appearances throughout atmosphere in Harlem du to, there have been at least 2000 Washbum said. the night. the early 1900s," said Stej. Two skits were also per- Jenkins, a freshman VCT m students in attendance. He has "The reality is life is short and spoken at Ohio State University, formed to illustrate some of the "The dancers really added t< i* FALL 1999 Leasing Miami University and other life is only a dot on the timeline history of the Cotton Club. show, they brought out the , major universities in Ohio, as of eternity," Brown said. "Steve, One skit focused on organized suality of the lime perioc UNITS GOING FAST! well as across the United States. being 23 years old, connects with crime. Brown represented well." Owney Madden, a gangster who In fact, Brown said Sawyer is their souls. This is a key to why Dwighl Stewart, a gd=i —MERCER MANOR APARTMENTS— concerned the Lenhart Grand was looking for a club to distrib- agreed. ,
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Entertainment Editor Tony CavalUric Entertainment 372-2 " lly Favorite Martian' lacks humor, special effects By TONY RECZNIK The film is pretty weak from feplaying his old role from the beginning to end in its humor, The BG News 'My Favorite series. with the funniest sequence being Elizabeth Hurley is very IWell, it worked with the Martian' the opening shot which has annoying as the daughter of idy Bunch and NASA's pathfinder expedition Tim's boss. As a reporter she is Woodland Mall cinemas Addams stopping one rock short of the trying to break the story, and PG, 93 Minutes highly advanced Martian cul- |mily, but Dis- Starring: Christopher Lloyd, Daryl Hanna is pretty plain as ture. The special effects and com- y's new Jeff Daniels, Elizabeth Hurley Tim's camerawoman and love puter animated Zoot fall short as ease "My NOW says: Not for 12 and up, interest. ivorite Mart- unless you have children to take well. or if you are psychotically infatu- However, Hurley and Hanna i" seems to fall under the same ated with Elizabeth Hurley. Surprisingly the cast seemed led attempts to make it at the to do what they could with a do add a little something for the >x office as television's *• weak script and under devel- eye of the bored viewer with Photo Prorlded /IcHale's Navy" and "Car 54 oped premise. Lloyd and Lerner countless shots of their cleavage, Jeff Daniels and Christopher Lloyd save a weak film version ol here are you?" did before it. sion news programmer Tim are commendable in their roles, the 60s television show "My Favorite Martian." which makes one wonder if Dis- My Favorite Martian" was a O'Hara, played by Jeff Daniels, Daniels seems to be reusing his ildly successful television who mistakes the now shrunken character from "101 Dalma- ney realized that the film was ries in the mid-60s, starring spacecraft as a toy. tians," and Walston truly is weak to begin with. ay Walston ("Picket Fences") as Loads of zany mischief ensue ncle Martin a stranded martian when Tim is confronted by Mar- ipersonating a mild mannered tin and his talking spacesuit irthling. named "Zoot," for which ] The 1999 adaptation, however Michael Lerner ("Newman" FLORIDA SPRING BREAK as Christopher Lloyd portray- from "Seinfeld") provides the FROM $159 PER WEEK* ,lg the marooned alien, who voice. Tim wasn't the only one who SANDPIPER BEACON BEACH RESORT GREENBRIAR, INC. gashes to earth upon the launch- _ PANAMA CITY BEACH Sg of a satellite intended to witnessed the crash. SET! (which tudy his ship, which was mis- stands for Something Extra Ter- --EAST MERRY AVENUE- iken for a comet (those small restrial Institute) headed by APARTMENTS Steve Bond ("The Princess linded earthlings). 516 and 522 E. Merry Avenue - CLOSE TO CAMPUS Bride") and the suspicious Ray HOME OF THE WORLD'S LONGEST KEC PARTY" FREE DRAFT BEER ALL WEEK LONG CALL FOR INFO! 2 bedroom, 2 baths, furnished. Unite have dishwashers The crash is witnessed by one Walston, also knew of the touch- and garbage disposals. me paper reporter, now televi- 1-800-488-8828 down. —FIELD MANOR— Campus Radio Top Tens, Week Ending 2/13 APARMENTS I7> 519 Leroy Avenue, 542 and 560 Frazee Avenue. CLOSE WBCU F* Fronts (enter ^ TO CAMPUS 2 bedrooms, 2baths, furnished. Units have 88.1 xz&$ ■ With^ dishwashers and garbage disposals. »* 1 ami & Jeremy —FRAZEE AVENUE- 1. Built to Spill 1. VA/ARABenifit Tuesday, February 23 • WBGU 88.1 FM • 5-6 pm APARTMENTS 2. Sam Prekop 2. Puya 818 Thurstin, 624, 670 and 656 Frazee Avenue. CLOSE 3. Roky Erickson 3. Groopdogdrill Hope and Lifetime Learning TO CAMPUS 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, furnished. Units have 4. Black Tape for a Blue Girl 4. Roadside Monument Tax Credit Information dishwashers and garbage disposals. 5. Kitty Craft 5. Big Rude Jake with 6. Takako Mlnekawa 6. Fun Lovln' Criminals 3 man rate still available 7. Portable Tom Click 7. Don Caballero $675/mo.+ Electric (4 person rate) 8. VA/Southem Distribution 8. King Radio Got Questions ? Call us at 372-2826 9. The Lapse 9. NoMotiv You can also win free passes $600/mo + Electric (3 person rate) 10. Seaweed 10. Micheal ill to JJ's Aqua Loungel website www.wcnet.org/~gbrental ^ FOR FACULTY and STAFF at BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY HELPING YOU BUILD A SECURE FINANCIAL FUTURE IS AN IMPORTANT JOB. FORTUNATELY, TIAA-CREF HAS THE PERFECT RESUME.
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Miller provides highlights in big win i By DAVE TRUMAN Knoblauch was quick to point Miller's heroics. while two other Eagles pla "I knew it was good as soon as I let it go. out that the play worked perfect- EMU coach Suzy Merchant heavy minutes with four foul The BG News Jacki set the pick and stuck it pretty well ly anyway. blamed herself for the loss after Mitchell left the game o Two Francine Miller 3-point- "We had the time-out and the game and felt that BG took Raterman lay-up that ended ers lifted the Bowling Green and I just let it Jly." coach (Knoblauch) set up the control of the momentum with as a 3-point-play and put the women's basketball team over play," Miller said. "I think we Miller's shot. cons ahead to stay. Eastern Michigan in overtime Francine Miller were a little confused because it "I chose that we could defend After an EMU miss. Miller Saturday, 98-93. was backwards on the floor. The for 5 seconds and we didn't," she her fifth 3-pointer of the gaL1 freshman guard Miller, a freshman guard, led defense went after Angie said. "We could have fouled and with 1:03 left and BG led, 94-} * it would have been in our hands The Falcons hit 4 out of 6 I the Falcons with 25 points and 10 and 1 just let it fly." home-court berth in the MAC (Farmer). They figured we were a little bit. I knew we were in throws the rest of the way to rebounds while adding seven BG went on to outscore the tourney with a win in their final going for her." trouble once that (overtime) hap- the win. assists and three steals. Eagles 12-7 in the extra period game at Northern Illinois and an Originally the play was Her biggest shot came with and improved its record to 13-12 Akron loss at Western Michigan. designed for Farmer, but the pened." Raterman scored 21 fr Overtime was especially hard inside the Eagles' zone four seconds remaining in regu- overall and 9-6 in the Mid-Amer- There was some confusion on EMU defense switched out of the lation when she stepped behind ican Conference. Eastern missed the final play of regulation 2-3 zone it had played all game on the Eagles, because they have Angie Farmer came off the ben ' a Jacki Raterman screen at the a chance to tie the Falcons in the because BG unbounded on the and went into man-to-man, forc- only eight players on their rosier to hit 4 from behind the arc a| ' top of the circle and knotted the standings and fell to 13-12 and 7- opposite side of the basket from ing Farmer to throw up a bad and regularly play only six. Foul score 18 points for BG. Kristy Maska led Eastern wf" game at 86. 8 in the MAC. where the play had been drawn shot. trouble magnified the problem. 30 points but picked up r]! "I knew it was good as soon as The Falcons now stand alone up. The ball went out of bounds Center Holly Mitchell, who fourth foul with 7:43 to play I let it go," Miller said. "Jacki set in fifth place and can gain a Falcon coach Deanne off of an Eagles defender with 5.7 finished with 24 points, fouled the pick and stuck it pretty well seconds left, setting the stage for out with 1:48 left in overtime regulation. » Irish creamed By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON The BG News The law of averages finally came into play for Bowling Green Saturday. After coming up empty against Notre Dame earlier this year, the Falcons beat the Irish 5-1. The win lifts BG's record to 14-15-3 overall and 10-13-3 in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. BG remains in sev- enth place. "We had three goals on the board," BG coach Buddy Pow- ers said. "One was to win the special teams battles. The sec- ond was to shut Simon's line. The other was to win the battle of the goalies. We won all three." The loss drops Notre Dame to fifth place with a league record 13-10-3. Notre Dame goalie Forrest Karr had defeated the Falcons BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE in all five games he'd played against the Falcons. This time, Senior Falcon forward Jill DeFosse takes a jump shot Saturday BG beat him for four goals BG Newi Photo/ MTKE LEHMKUHLE in a win against Eastern Michigan. before UND coach Dave Poulin pulled him in favor of Jeremiah Falcon assistant captain Zach Mam faces off with Irish center David Inman during Saturday's Kimento. 5-1 win over Notre Dame. Falcon goalie Mike Savard Falcons, Eagles for the Falcons. Despite being on the penalty kill." their only goal of the game 16 stopped 39 of 40 Notre Dame ranked last in the league going shots. With UND's Matt Van Arkel seconds later. An unscreened into the game, BG killed off all off for hooking, BG scored first. David Inman shot from right "This morning, (Powers) nine of UND's opportunities. Falcon right-wing Dan Price circle seemed to catch BG golilie called (Savard) out and said it's bomb Anderson "Our penalty kill has been centered a pass from the left Mike Savard off guard. It you against Karr and the best struggling a little bit, but we've comer to Adam Edinger at the deflected off Savard's stick and BG on the other hand was goalie is going to win," BG By MARK WIESE been practicing it a lot," BG top of the crease. Edinger into the back of net. building houses in the half going defenseman Mike Jones said. The BG News defenseman Doug Schueller jammed it into the lower left 3 of 15 from behind the arc for a "He showed up to play and At the 9:38 mark of the first said. "We really turned it on comer of the goal. A team can live by the three or mere 20 percent. Still the Falcons showed everybody." tonight and had a great night The Irish answered with die by the three. hung on going into the locker The penalty Kill came up big • See HOCKEY, page ten. Bowling Green's women's room tied at 41 after a prayer by basketball team lived, while Shani Charles of Eastern went off Eastern Michigan died in the the backboard and in. game at Anderson Arena Satur- The second half looked to be day. the same as the first with Kristy Savard, penalty kill knock out UND A combined total of 56 three- Maska of Eastern coming out pointers were taken by both In the end, the Falcons tow- pulled in favor of backup Jere- "There were three key differ- and drilling consecutive three- By DAN NIED teams in the Falcon overtime vic- point buckets. Then the tide ered above the Fighting Irish as miah Kimento at 3:06 of the sec- ences in our penalty kill The BG News tory 98-93. Eastern was 10 for 18 turned and the Falcons caught Notre Dame fell victim to two ond period after Dan Price tonight," defenseman Mike while the Falcons drained 9 of 28 fire. The Bowling Green hockey quick knockout punches. scored BG's fourth goal of the Jones said. "First, we lined up behind the arc. team entered Saturday's game game. and blocked a lot of shots, and Led by freshman Francine After giving up a soft goal, In the first half the rims were against Notre Dame knowing Savard started throwing While Savard out-dueled then we cut down a lot of the Miller and sophomore Angie open ice by slopping and start- kind to the that it would be a showdown punches. He stopped every- Karr, BG's special teams were ing and skating in straight Eagles. East- Farmer, the Falcons started a between the goalies and special thing else that came at him. making a statement of their ern hit 54 per- three-point barrage of their own. teams. Savard faced 40 shots; 39 never own. lines, and finally, everyone was cent of their BG went 6 of 11 in the second right there on their assign- BG's saw a glimpse of the net. On the night, the Irish power three point half struggling to get the lead ments." Mike Savard "That first goal was the play was 0 for 9. Keeping Notre bombs going 7 from Eastern. BG coach Buddy Powers vs. Notre Christmas gift of the game," Dame scoreless on the power of 13. was pleased with the way his Miller made two of the biggest Dame's For- Savard said. "After that I knew play was important, consider- "I felt like three-pointers of her life with rest Karr that 1 had to shut them down ing that BG has only killed off a team defended against the Fighting Irish's weapons on the they (Eastern) time running out in the game was the no matter what situation we Central Collegiate Hockey main event. power play. were shool- Francine Miller and in overtime. With four, sec- faced, whether it was a five on Association-worst 75 percent of ing the lights onds left Miller drained a three On the three or anything else." their opponents' power plays. "Two of our goals tonight out," BG's Jacki Raterman said. from the top of the arc to send undercard, "All I can say about Mike Prior to Saturday, Notre were to win the special teams Stephanie Smilely paced the the game into overtime. Notre Mike Savard Savard is 'Wow'," BG captain Dame had been scoring on battles, and to win the game Eagles going 3 of 5 behind the Dame's top- Dan Price said. "He had a great almost 23 percent of their within the game: the battle of After Miller sent the game the goalies between Savvy arc white racking up 11 points to ranked power play came in game for us tonight." chances, best in the CCHA. into overtime, then she closed it against Bowling Green's penal- (Savard) and Karr," Powers lead everyone at the halt. On the other side of the ice The Falcons killed off two 5- up with another big three. With ty kill — the worst in the said. "This is one of the best was Karr, who had never lost to on-3 power plays for the Irish, "We shoot a lot of three's and this one, the Falcons pushed the league. efforts we had in a couple of I guess that gets the momentum lead up for good and pulled out BG. Karr was pummeled by the while the power play went 2 years here." Both ended quickly. Falcons' potent offense. He was for 5 on the night. going a little bit," Eastern coach a crucial Mid-American Confer- Suzy Merchant said. ence victory.
i, \ I i; -e9 The BG News Monday, February 22, 1999 Miami game brings fans, recognition to BG By PETE STELLA I thought our crowd and the seniors set i The BG News a tone for the start of the basketball From the Men's Chorus's game. That makes it very difficult to come breathtaking rendition of the Star Spangled Banner to the in here and beat us." Anderson Arena's crowd hoist- ing Anthony Stacey onto their Dan Dakich shoulders at the conclusion of men 'i basdketball coach' the game, Saturday's game was a treat. determination "There was no war, it was just The Bowling Green men's bas- that started two players playing hard," BG ketball team hosted the no- from the get center Kirk Cowan said of his longer 25th team in the nation, go" run-in with Szczerbiak. "Basket- Miami, Saturday and defeated The play of ball is physical and things like them. It had to be one of the the BG pep- that just come with the game." biggest wins in BG men's basket- band and the But again, with triumph ball history. cheering of the comes adversity. Len Matela, a But entering the game, which crowd started Dan Dakich key player for the Falcons and a was senior night for the Falcons, in the early big contributor to Saturday's there was much speculation on moments of the game and didn't game, was injured early in the how the Falcons would fare let up. At the end of the game, second half. against the dangerous Red- the crowd rushed the court and The game was highlighted by Hawks and their golden boy embraced the players and each a few Cowan dunks over Miami Wally Szczerbiak. Stacey and for- other. One of the game's many defenders and several three- BG News Photos/ JASON SUGGS ward Dave Esterkamp were both heroes, Stacey, did the Atlanta point plays that brought the a little slowed up due to injuries Falcons' "Dirty Bird" dance noise level at Anderson Arena to (Above) Senior point guard and the reality of having to play while being hoisted. almost a frightening level. DeMar Moore sprints down the against Szczerbiak again was set- "I thought our crowd and the "They came out really pre» court, while Miami guard ting in. But all of that went away seniors set a tone for the start of pared today," Miami coach Char- Jason Grunkemeyer tries to as the game progressed. the basketball game," Dakich lie Coles said. "They had a mis- get in front o( him. Moore fin- "I thought said. "That makes it very diffi- sion in their minds and they exe» ished Saturday with eight the key to the cult to come in here and beat us cuted it the whole game." points in the Bowling Green game was but if anyone could have done The Falcons face a tough road 69-58 win over the RedHawks. Anthony that, it would have been Miami." ahead as the regular season (Stacey) BG also showed how great its comes to a close and the Mid: (Right) Freshman guard Gra- being defense can be by making American Conference lourna1 ham Bunn cuts to the left In an healthy,". BG Szczerbiak struggle for the 27 men! begins. attempt to break free from a coach Dan points that he scored. The Fal- "I had chills so much during RedHawk defender. Dakich said. Wally Szczerbiak cons constantly pounded Szczer- the game it was a great feeling, "He hasn't biak down low and made it diffi- Stacey said. "1 thought it was a been healthy lately, but he came cult for him and the other Red- great game. It was just two good in today with a great look in his Hawks to get open looks at the teams going at it and it was iun eyes and he, along with Kirk basket. Several times, referees to be a part of it. It was nice to (Cowan), DeMar (Moore) and had to separate the players from send the seniors out on a good Javier (Crespo) did a great job of both teams. note."
BASKETBALL^ Continued from page one. Moore also made important had a difficult time running their in control. Most people free throws, converting on 4-of-5 offense. Part of the Falcons' On Miami's first possession, Ivou're down 10 or five in the sec- as part of his eight points. defensive success came on Dave Esterkamp made a steal and fol- fond half." As a team, Miami made 10-of- Esterkamp's aggressive defense lowed with a lay-up. Esterkamp in our business Crespo also guarded Szczer- 10 from the charity strip with on Miami point guard Damon then hit a 3-pointer with 18:32 Jbiak tight (or eight minutes of Szczerbiak connecting on 7-of-7. Frierson, who finished with 12 left, giving BG an eight-point want you to get [the second half. But when the Szczerbiak scored a game-high points. lead. • game came down to free throws, 27 points, seven of which came "I thought the key to the ball Len Matela played 18 minutes ! Miami put the pressure on BG in the last two minutes. game again was just their preci- and scored eight points before life insurance. ' treshman Keith McLeod. The Falcons keyed in on sion on offense, their passing, leaving the game with an injured (We want you to get a life.) McLeod connected on a three- Szczerbiak, holding him to seven their ability to find the open back. point play on the run and also first-half points. Stacey guarded man," Coles said. "(And) their BG travels to Marshall (16-9 Come mid {earn bow a career with r made key free throws down the Szczerbiak during that period, ability to come up with big plays. overall, 11-6 MAC) Wednesday stretch to end with 14 points. disrupting him into five We were outplayed today." for the last game of the regular us ant lie more limit just a Job. With the Falcons holding a 59-53 turnovers. Esterkamp shot 5-of-7 from season. The Falcons can clinch a edge, McLeod was put on the BG started the game with an the field for 11 points. But it was home-court spot for the first Internships Available. I foul lino eight limes with under 8-0 run and led 19-9 with 10 min- his efforts at the beginning of the round of the MAC Tournament 1:46 to play and finished 10-of-10 utes remaining. The RedHawks second half that kept the Falcons with a win in Huntington, Wva. The Cleveland Agency Director of Recruiting from the line. \LORI SOEDERJ 1801 East Ninth Street, Suite 800 Cleveland. OH 44114-3104 HOCKEY- 216/241-5840 Continued from page eight. BG picked it right back up in the second two periods, but were unable to score. BG Northwestern Mutual Life period, BG look the lead for good. On a play period. killed off a five-on-three UND powerplay early in the third. The Quiet Company almost identical to the Falcon's first goal. Curtis Valentine hit Price with a home run It appears that the Falcons have discov- Price centered the puck to defenseman Mike pass, springing him on a breakaway. Price ered their scoring touch. In BG's last two Jones. It was the first of Jones' two goals on beat Karr with a backhander. It was at this games, they have scored a total of 15 goals. the evening. point that Karr was pulled. "We're having a lot of fun," Price said. Right-wing Chris Bonvie gave the Fal- The Falcons added a power-play goal at "We scored ten goals against Alaska and five cons a 3-1 lead when he split the Fighting the 17:00 mark when a Jones slap shot got by against Notre Dame. It's a big confidence Irish defense and beat Karr over the glove Kimento. booster." hand. UND pumped 28 shots on goal in the final "Good Afternoon, I'm selling..." Under construction for Fall 1999 (CLICK!) tfctfl 2 New Buildings qrtune r Tiouse Grand Chinese & American Opening Restaurant 10% Off, GREENBRIAR, INC. SAME OLD JOB Receive $3.00 off any purchase Campbell Hill Apartments- HANG UPS? 318 Campbell Hill Rd.- Buildings F & G of $25.00+, with ad Get a job wiih UniGraphics and get reconnected in design. BRAND NEW!! Not only will you recieve real world experience, but also Open 7 days a Week a chance to build your portfolio with printed pieces. Sun. 12-9 p.m. So if you're tired of getting cut off, get your portfolio All units have dishwashers, garbage disposals, together and call between Feb. 22-Mar. 5 to set up an interview. Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. air conditioning, and washer and dryer hookups. Make a sale - Sell yourself Fri. -Sat. 11 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Carry-Out Available - Call (419/ 874-7077 3 bedroom, furnished (limit 5) $975.00/mo. Located across from Churchills in the 2 bedroom, furnished (limit 4) $790.00/mo. UniGraphics New Perry Junction Plaza. Perrysburg •Leases 9 1/2 mos. & tenants pay all utilities 211 W«t Hall • BCSU • Phone: 372-7418
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