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Wednesday, January 24,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 66
The News' Briefs Assessment fair brings discussion Jay Young out. The BC News "It's fabulous," he said "It's NHL Scores far more people than I expect- Several hundred people gath- ed." New Jersey 3 ered in Olacamp Hall Tuesday Hakel said the next step for the Los Angelos 1 night to discuss the different as- committee will be to review sessment ideas on campus. comments made and Input Sponsored by the Office of received at the fair. Florida 5 Academic Affairs and the Stu- "The committee will have a re- Washington 4 dent Achievement Assessment treat meeting to sort through the Committee, the first Assessment feedback and decide what kind of Fair was designed to give facul- things make sense to do on a NBA Scores ty, staff and students a chance to University-wide basis," Hakel learn and give input about said Toronto 86 different student assessment New Jersey 79 techniques. Melissa Plott, a senior Inter- In a speech' to kick off the personal communication major, Orlando 105 event, President Sidney Rlbeau attended the fair and said It was told members of the University Interesting. She said the system Philadelphia 90 community the Importance of used for student assessment having an Interactive learning should leave room for creativity. Atlanta 84 community. "I like the Idea of grades, to "I think In the turning and access student progress, but I Cleveland 72 learning process, for far too long think there needs to be more one- passivity has been the rule of the on-one assessment," Plott said. "I Indiana 117 day," Rlbeau said. "The new think there needs to be more thinking, and I dunk the thinking credit to individuality. There Chad SyMtei/Tkc BC New. Phoenix 102 you see amplified here, is that needs to be some tool, some teaching and learning really are basis, but some lee-way for indi- University President Sidney Rlbeau looks at one of the many displays at the Assessment Fair Tuesday a dynamic Interactive process," viduality." night In Olscamp Hall. Rlbeau told those In attendance that learning should be an active process on the Chicago 99 part of everyone Involved. New York 79 Milt Hakel, chairman of the Student Achievement Assess- Beth Wright, a sophomore and educational. She said she treated equally in every class. tain professor have a little bit ment Committee, said he was chemistry major, also said she wants an assessment system "I basically want to know that more or the same expectations as very pleased with the large turn- thought the fair was Interesting Library offers new where she knows she is being the classes that I take from a cer- the others," Wright said service A new service offered by the Jerome Library refer- Ribeauready to ence unit will allow some students to do some of their work from their computers. Librarians are now pro- viding assistance via e-mail send vp contract to those who send queries to llbhelpWlstproc.bgsu.edu. Jay Young contract sent to Middleton by the Using the new system The BC News end of the week. patrons can receive help "I'm In the process now of talk- with such needs as checking If he is willing to sign on the ing with Middleton about the po- a citation, locating a tele- dotted line, Charles Middleton sition," Rlbeau said "I'd like to. phone number, finding will be the next University vice by the end of the week, have a where to start research and scheduling appointments president for Academic Affairs. contract drafted and sent to for ln-depth reference as- University President Sidney him." sistance. Ribeau said that of the four final While an official decision has candidates who visited the Uni- not been made, Ribeau said he Workshop to help versity last semester, there were would like to have a new chief non-traditional stu- two who stood out academic officer selected within "Out of the four that we a couple of weeks. dents brought in there were two, one in "I would like to get this re- In an effort to assist non- particular, that people have real- solved in the next couple weeks," traditional students who are ly supported," Rlbeau said "Ac- Ribeau said "My time line is that concerned about the finan- cording to the recommendation by the end of this week to try and cial burden that comes with of the search committee and 95 get to a point where I get some- returing to school, a finan- Clinton's address powerful percent of the people who wrote thing on paper. After that, send It cial aid and planning work- In about the candidates, [Middle- to him, and see if he'll sign It" shop will take place Feb. 3. ton] definitely seems to be the Lester Barber, search commit- The free workshop, which President makes demands, proposes new directions candidate of choice." tee secretary, said the process will occur from 10 a.m. to 1230 pjn. In 1 College Park The other candidate who that led to the final candidates Tinnca Hunt walk the talk he talks so well," the Union appearance. The gained the most attention from worked well. Office Building, will pro- president Introduced the belea- The Associated Press Dole vowed the University community was "1 think the process worked vide information about var- guered Mrs. Clinton as a "won- Clinton proposed several new Jane Winer. Winer Is currently beautifully," Barber said "It was ious sources of financial WASHINGTON - Delivering derful wife, a magnificent aid. To reserve space, call Initiatives, among them $1,000 College of Arts and Sciences a modified version of the process Continuing Education, In- his State of the Union address to college scholarships for the top 5 mother and a great First Lady," dean at Texas Tech University. that was used in the presidential ternational and Summer a skeptical Republican Congress, percent of graduates from every and Chelsea led a standing ova- Middleton holds the same posi- search" Programs at 372-6181. President Clinton traced the high school, and turning the FBI tion of Democrats and Republi- tion at the University of Colorado Both Ribeau and Barber said themes of his re-election cam- loose on youth gangs. cans alike. Germany fires am- at Boulder. paign Tuesday night and con- With Republicans controlling 'The era of big government Is Ribeau said he hopes to have a See VP, page four. bassador to Haiti fronted the GOP on the budget, the legislative agenda, Clinton's over," Clinton said, twice, as if to BONN, Germany - Ger- demanding they "never - ever" proposals are unlikely to see the capture a campaign slogan. Re- many fired Its ambassador shut the government again. light of day, especially in an elec- publicans liked that, and an- to Haiti after he reportedly Democrats rose with loud tion year. swered with applause. Demo- Insulted Haitian sexual Residence hall cheers but Republicans sat in The House chamber over- crats hailed Clinton's next sen- mores and the Caribbean stony silence at Clinton's chal- flowed with Senate and House tence: "But we cannot go back to nation's prime minister. lenge. GOP lawmakers - particu- members, Clinton's Cabinet, the the time when our citizens were :• Guenther Dahlhoff made larly the rebellious House Supreme Court justices In their left to fend for themselves." the remarks to four German changes reviewed freshmen - had been coached by parliament members. black robes and ambassadors Clinton began his remarks ex- party elders to be on good behav- from around the world House pressing pride In U.S. Jay Young "He had not really had a ior and not boo Clinton, as some Speaker Newt Gingrich, Clin- peacekeepers in Bosnia. The BC News chance to do a tour since bis ar- did last year. ton's yearlong nemesis, sat Im- He said the state of the union rival on campus," Whipple said Quote of The speech was brief by Clin- mediately behind the president, was "strong" and cited economic University administrators "We wanted to let him see what ton standards, 61 minutes, less applauding politely on some oc- and falling crime rates to make toured about half of the resi- we had already done in the resi- the day than last year's record 81-minute casions, and sitting In stern the case. In all, Clinton was Inter- dence halls last week to get an dence halls and what our plans marathon. silence when the president rupted 78 times by applause. idea of what has been done and are for the future." "If I had wanted Senate Majority Leader Bob criticized Congress. With tempers rubbed raw by what needs to be done. Ribeau said the tour was time Dole - front-runner for the GOP And criticize he did Ed Whipple, vice president for well spent. to kill him, I months of battle, Republicans presidential nomination - made "I challenge all of you in this accused Clinton of standing In Student Affairs, said the presi- "It was very Informative," would have the Republican response, outlin- chamber," Clinton said, "never - the way of balancing the budget, dent, vice president for Planning Ribeau said "I was trying to get ing differences with Clinton and ever" shut down the government cutting taxes, reforming welfare and Budgeting, assistant vice a feel for what we need to do on aimed for his assailing the president as "the again. He said It was time to "fin- and giving parents more control president for Student Affairs, as- an ongoing basis to rrmlntuwi the chief obstacle to a balanced bud- ish the job" and pass a balanced over schools. sociate director of Student Hous- residence halls." head." get" He called the president "the budget plan that he could sign. Clinton's speech provided a ing, assistant vice president of Whipple said the University First Lady Hillary Rodham clear counterpoint to the Repub- the physical plant and himself -Yigal Amir rearguard of the welfare state." must address student housing Dole said Clinton was "careen- Clinton, listening along her GOP lican agenda. He challenged their went on the tour. needs. about Yitzhak ing dangerously off course" in Whitewater critics, was ap- stands on welfare reform, tax Whipple said it was University "I think all of us know that the Rabin welfare, education. Medicare and plauded as she entered with her cuts, the Tinimiim wage, health President Sidney Ribeau's first residence halls are very Impor- taxes. "We will challenge Presi- 15-year-old daughter, Chelsea, tour since he arrived on campus dent Clinton again and again to who was making her first State of See ADDRESS, pose three. last summer. See TOOK, page four. Colored Ink Opinion page two Wednesday, January 24,1996 Feminism reaches third stage Kim and Dan have embarassed cultural. speaker Michele Wallace (Cul- the label of feminists. But what Is Adding this all up, what does It tural Critic) and her mother, a femlnlnst? Rush Iimbaugh mean? Faith Rlnggold (Artist and Au- Head hoops coach for the University. would say It means a "frumpy- Basically, it means that we are thor). There will also be dan- Despite a growth of 540 per- looking woman who has been dis- all different If you threw all cer/performance artist, Louise thanks Falcon fans cent in the program In the last 10 criminated against because she feminists Into a big bowl and Runyon Barth and the Women of years, the ENVS budget has re- is unattractive and hasnt found a pulled out two, It is likely they Coal Exhibit Dear BG students, mained the same. decent guy to marTy." (The Rush are not going to agree on every- There will be vendors selling As a program, our director is Ltanbaugh Story, p 77). thing, but would agree that wom- everything from Jewelery to What a feeling! When our team hired ha.'' tune for ENVS which Well this certainly disqualifies en do not have the same rights as books. There will be authors, In- took the floor against Toledo this Is not nearly enough time to de- Dan aa a feminist. (Though Dan men and that needs to be dependent film makers and much past Saturday the atmosphere in dicate to this many students. claims to be a frumpy-looking changed more. In fact, there will be so Anderson Arena was "ELEC- The Environmental Center has woman). It also is a ploy to dis- TRIC" been located at College Park courage and marginalize fem- The school spirit, the genuine (where's that?) for about five inism. Ifyou threw all feminists into a big bowl and enthusiasm, and the reaction of years, and the staff has been con- What is a feminist? There Is no pulled out two, it is likely they are not going the crowd to every play made tinuously reassured by the ad- one solid definition of feminism Saturday evening "one of the ministration that it is working to We need to instead look at the to agree on everything, but would agree that most memorable nights EVER!" find a place closer to campus. history of feminism to grasp women do not have the same rights as men On behalf or my coaching staff Last year the program was what it means. and our players, I want to sin- granted its first full time instruc- In the early 1790's an Impor- hoped. and that needs to be changed. cerely thank you for your sup- tor for ENVS core classes. We tant writer, Mary Wollstonecraft, In 1960, The Feminine Mysti- port. have one instructor being shared wrote A Vindication of The Rights r* que, by Betty Friedan, was pub- Hopefully, this small sample of much information your head The "House That Roars" was with Geology and are in the pro- of Women., published in England*- lished. Also In 1960, The National feminism has encouraged you to could explode. alive and well on Saturday. Let's cess of hiring another split posi- and quickly was republlshed In' Organization of Women (NOW) go learn a little more about it, keep it going for the rest of the tion, which will again be shared the United States. This was one began. This was the begining of since we cannot possibly tell you If you just cannot wait one year. This young and exciting with Geology because the Board of the first major writings of a the second wave of feminism. all that Is Invloved in feminism. minute more, you could go check team appreciates your help as of Trustees says so. greater feminist movement. With the second wave came It Is way too broad based and out Faith Ringgold's art work the best "sixth man in the MAC! The rest of the core classes are Women's literacy rate doubled different focus' of feminism. The theorortlcal to be easily summed that Is on display light now In the taught by faculty from various in the early 1800*8. Female fac- two major types were liberal and up in one column. art building. Thanks and go Falcons! departments. It Is my opinion tory workers went on strike for radical. Liberal feminists worked Luckily for the students here, that all core classes should be better working conditions and to change and pass laws that learning more should be an easy Nobody Is going to force you to Sincerely, taught by qualified, dedicated wages. Females soon became would give women the same legal thing to do. Not only do we have a learn about any one topic. You environmentalists with an inter- teachers, health reformers, abo- rights as men. Radical feminists great Women Studies program, can pick and choose what you Jim Larranaga disciplinary background and full- litionists and journalists.' felt that the whole society was but right here, on this very cam- learn. Head Basketball Coach time position In ENVS. In the HMO's, a clear feminist sexist, racist and class-driven, pus, there Is going to be The To be an environmentalist one movement began In the United and to gain true equality the Feminist Generations Confer- Don't let anybody else. Includ- BGSU commitment does not need to be a science wi- States. In 1848, the first women's whole society would need to ence, on Feb. 2 to 4. Tins Inter- ing us, form your opinion of fem- zard. Environmental Studies Is right convention was held. change. disciplinary, International, and inism. Learn about it for your- to ENVS department not just a major en route to a Job. Today, we are entering the all-ages conference Is free to all self, form your own opinions It Is deeply rooted in one's be- In 1920, the most weU known third wave of feminism. Femi- BGSU and BGHS students. Plus, based on facts and how you feel. lagging way behind liefs, values and lifestyle. Legis- accomplishment was achieved. nists are still working and fight- If you register for It, you can get The conference will be a great lative gains made by the envi- The 19th Amendment gave wom- ing for much of what the second free rood. place to get Information. Use I would like to address the re- ronmental movement did not en the right to vote. wave was about but have grown The conference will be packed what is around you to strengthen cent comments in The stop because of the weak educa- With women's suffrage, the to include many other areas. with projects, presentations and your education, do not just listen News regarding the Environmen- tion of environmentalists but be- ' first wave of feminism came to There are now six different types information all about women and to what is spoon fed to you by tal Studies Program. cause profit-seeking, resource- an end. Women were slowly given of feminists, with many overlaps: feminism. professors, parents, the media Although environmental sci- abusing, consumer-oriented in- more rights after this. But the radical, liberal, socialism, Some of the highlights we have etc. You can form your own opin- ence and policy majors are only a terest groups have been getting vote accomplished less than was psychoanylitical, eco and multl- noticed include the keynote ions-honest part of a program (and as such their way. receive the short end of the stick This is also the result of the from the University in resour- majority of the general public ces) there are almost 300 stu- who perceives the environmental dents, not to mention the stu- problems to be under control - dents who take environmental classes as electlves. For a program, this is an ex- Cinda Davis tremely large number of stu- Environmental Science and Bi- dents and a large sum of money ology The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
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Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken Blue collars deserve red carpet Colleen Casey Alianna Dias was in need of a bicuspid to cry Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin great If It weren't for the cus- In the Insolence of my youth on. But It made her happy, ana tomers." Chad Gamby Matt Gannon (1994 and prior to be exact), I she got me through my proce- I'm sure many of us have felt Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl looked upon a trip to the dentist dure effortlessly, which made or still do feel that way. This, Kevin Rathge Ed Reed with dread. me happy. then, should be kept In mind II Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec I feared not only that ridicu- So what caused my change in when we ourselves are someone ' lously large needle, but also the behavior toward my torture In- else's customer. saccharine cuteness and conde- 51996 by The BG News. Reprinting of flictor? It could've been that scension of receptionists and hy- lovely dose of sodium penathol I Dont get me wrong. I'm not any material in this publication whitout the permission of I followed by asking what den- The BC! News is strictly prohibited. genlsts. | remembered from my previous talking about grinning and bear- The BG News is an independent student voice My snide attitude, was met with tistry was like. Boy, did I learn visit, but more likely it was a ing It when your waiter visits founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic terse, ice-cold replies and, to my some new things that day. Did new-found understanding of your table every third millenla. year and Wednesday's in the summer. suspicion, probably a little less you know that dentists-in- what jobs are like. I worked a I'm not yet my mom in terms of Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those Novocain than was needed. training when not practicing on fairly low-rent job over break patience and forbearance. But of the student body, faculty or University administration. But upon my most recent visit, artificial mouths glued onto den- Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not a strange phenomenon occurred. tist's chairs learn knew proce- necessarily those of The BG News. The afternoon of dental work was dures on the mouths of VA Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 quick, efficient and dare I say patients and free clinic victims? I felt like her psychiatrist as she let loose a words long.typed and include the writer's name, phone gregarious? After my Initial con- Anyway, they do. My new pal number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News ■mii.i.«iMvi this tidbit and innu- torrent of pent-up anecdotes and gripes reserves the right to edit any and all letters. versational salvo of "My, arent The BC) News encourages its readers to notify the we cute today," was met with merable other takes on the dental about her job. paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. silence, I saw myself climbing industry. I felt like her psychiat- Into the same hole yet again. So I rist as she let loose a torrent of (Hint: My car stunk of pepperonl- even at their most petulant and changed my approach pent-up anecdotes and gripes stuffed crust) and I noticed that 210 West Hall ^ineffectual (Read: the Big Boy I asked Dentist Lackey Num- about her job. when the folks you're dealing on Main), you must empathize Bowling Green State University ber Two what effect the know- with treat you with consideration with the difficulty of the job and Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 ledge that people would rather be Obviously, since no one ever and respect, it makes your day. the bad day your waiter, dentist, bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu showering with their grandma thought to be nice to dentists, and In past vocations, I had agreed mechanic (whatever!) may be than spending time with them her friends and relatives defi- with Dante from the movie having, and, to an extent, forglvp had on their job. nitely dont wanna hear It, she "Clerks": "This job would be them their transgressions.
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Wednesday, January 24,1996 page three Health educator tells Field House has many faces ways to lose weight
Facility sees year-round use for athletics, classes , Jennifer Schab on calories and fat Wright said The BG News it's also important to consider Vines Guerrlerl field. There are also four morial Hall, they would come vitamins, fiber, iron and calcium. The BC News courts which can be used for "We try to make the here." Eating more can help students "Keep fat Intake no more than tennis, basketball and field Field House, the Intramurals lose more weight, according to best use of the facility and Club Sports were located 30 percent of your total calories, From off-season training to events. health educator Jeanne Wright. and do not have a calorie intake Health & Physical Education The Field House is In use al- and keep it in the Rec Center. "Adding additional healthier lower than 1500 to 1600 calories classes to the offices for In- most all uay and night, accord- "I think it's been a smooth foods to your diet can help you per day - fat intake no lower occupied." lose weight while actually eating tramural and Club Sports, the ing to Dickinson. In the morn- transition," said Thad Long, di- than SO grams," Wright said University Field House serves ing, it is used for Health and rector of Intramurals. "We try more," Wright said. "A healthier eating plan can many purposes. Physical Education classes. Thad Long to make the best use of the fa- In trying to be more fit and help students to gain a larger in- The Field House, a Intercollegiate sports, includ- cility and keep it occupied." trim, the emphasis should be on terest in exercise; they can expe- 127,000-square-foot facility, ing baseball, softball, tennis director of intramurals Katie Slawinski, sophomore healthy food choices and not on rience a whole new world of food was opened in 1992 at a cost of and track, dominate the after- telecommunications major, has deprivation, Wright said. Stu- and the smell, taste and texture $8.7 million, according to noon schedule. At night, the facility is not usually geared a class in the Field House. She dents can Increase fiber Intake to of- foods will be enhanced," Derek Dickinson, director of Field House is used primarily toward individual student use said she has one main problem 20 to 30 grams per day along with Wright said the Field House. for intramural and club sports. like the Recreation Center. with the Field House. Increasing water intake. In an attempt to lose weight, It has a $1.5 million annual On weekends, the facility can "This is a team-oriented fa- The Field House is also home Try substituting water and students also need to exercise operating budget and contains be used by students between cility," Dickinson said. "If bas- to Intramural and Club Sports. fruit Juice for pop, Wright said. properly, Wright said She said it a 200 meter track and a 90 yard noon and 6 p.m. However, the ketball is knocked out of Me- Prior to the opening of the Also try to increase carbohy- is important to concentrate on drates by eating grains, fruits aerobic exercise and weight lift- and vegetables. "Eat regularly throughout the ing. day, and eat more often," she Academic team shatters two records said. "Adding additional It is also Important to eat a formerly held by Deveaux. where he lucked out. Two base- healthy breakfast, according to healthier food to your Vines Guerrlerl Wright. The BC News Krablll, an education major, ball questions especially stand dieat can help you said he was well aware he could out in his memory. "It was one of the "Make sure you eat breakfast, such as toast, fruit, cereals, pan- lose weight, while Two University records were break the record that day and "There was one question re- goals I set at the cakes and yogurt," Wright said. broken by Academic Team caught a lot of flak from his garding Curt Flood, and the other actually eating beginning of the Judy Miller, registered nurse members at the University of teammates. was about Fenway Park," said more Michigan quiz bowl tournament "We Joked back and forth," Lee. "The Yawkey family has semester." at the University Health Center, " Jeanne Wright suggested an eight-week pro- According to Chad Deveaux, Krablll said. "It was one of the their name on the Green Mon- Health Educator president of the team, Damien goals I set at the beginning of the ster." Damien Krabill gram called, 'Take a Bite." - The program begins on Feb. 6 Krablll broke the record for most semester." The team "didn't do too freshman Quizbowl member. and runs from 11 a.m. to 12:30 points by a freshman, and Dan Lee, who has been with the poorly," Lee said. They made it "Keep metabolism up, and then Lee gave 23 consecutive correct team since it was started in 1993, into the winner's bracket, only to p.m. in the Wellness Center. This It will flow," Wright said. Both records were said there were several questions lose to highly-ranked University of Chicago. program can help students eat Students can also exercise more healthily, Miller said. while they are going to class. It takes a nutritional approach Wright said it helps to take an ADDRESS in looking at the food groups and extra night of stairs and spread behavioral and activity ap- Clinton said they shouldn't stop welfare reform plan, replacing Americans to work together. 30 minutes of exercise to an hour Continued from page one. proaches in exercise, Miller said. there. "On behalf of all Ameri- the Republican version he ve- After ticking off sereral old and of exercise throughout the day. Insurance, Medicare and Medi- cans, I challenge Congress to toed, and to increase the mini- new government initiatives, he The program emphasizes get- While eating healthily and caid, environmental cleanup, preserve the full faith and credit mum wage, which the GOP has said, "None of this will work un- ting away from the diet mentality exercising will help, Wright said, crime fighting and foreign poli- of the United States, to honor our opposed He also urged a tax cut less all of you, every person in and getting into good eating, ac- "we must realize that there is cy. obligations as we have for 220 for working families, failing to America, reach across the lines cording to Miller. some genetic disposition in our The budget crisis loomed par- years, to rise above partisanship acknowledge the Republican's that divide us and try to find It also focuses on finding a bodies, and you cant drastically amount over the House chamber. and pass a straightforward ex- own tax-cut plan that was part of common ground" healthy level of fat intake. Miller change the original." The next budget deadline comes tension of the debt limit" the GOP budget that Clinton ve- said "Have realistic goals, and plan at midnight Friday with the ex- On other sensitive points, Clin- toed. He renewed calls for Congress However, people who want to to lose about a half pound or a piration of a temporary spending ton urged Congress to enact a Again and again, Clinton urged to give him the line-item veto. lose weight should not Just focus pound per week," Wright said. measure that has kept much of the government open. A£«I)ASd>A2M> AS4> ASd>AS A£6 "I am convinced we will bal- ance the budget," Clinton said, adding, "Now is the time to finish ALPHA SIGMA PHI " the Job." 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(across from Taco Bell) i City page four Wednesday, January 24, 1996 MDAtoholdbenefit lockup Business people to be "put in jail" tonight at Easystreet MeradlthTremiln will host a lock up to benefit The jail will be on the second According to Pirooz, Easys- The BC News the MDA foundation of north- HOOT of Easystreet Cafe from 9 treet Cafe has done events for ■ According to a Jan. 1 ■ An alert resident of Wallace west Ohio. am. to 5p.m. AIDS, the American Cancer police report, four men threat- Street noticed "shoeprints" lead- Thirty local business people "We did the lock up in 1994' "Easystreet Cafe provides Society and the homeless. ened to pull a gun on employees ing up to the back door of the res- | will be put in jail Wednesday to but were unable to get any the space free of charge for of the East Wooster Street Bur- idence. According to the police ; benefit the local chapter of the space to do this in 1995," said charities," said Vic Pirooz, Ea- Local business people will be ger King. Employees told the report, the following items were : Muscular Dystrophy Associa- Darin Hosteller, MDA district systreet owner. "We get hit held in the jail for an hour police the men grew angry when missing: two dollars in quarters, : tion. director. "We Intend to make with requests for the space all where they are expected to told they were "denied a 99 cent three dollars worth of postage j Easystreet Cafe, 104 S. Main, this an annual tradition.'' the time.'' raise ball for MDA. Whopper." Police later spotted stamps and several tea bags. the alleged threat-mongers, one ■ The manager of the Clark : of whom admitted he was "up- Station on South Main reported set" about the incident. Police that someone tried to pry open found no gun and referred the the condom dispenser In the rest man to the Better Business Bu- room. Hope House seeks volunteers reau. ■ A Brim Road resident was ■ A concerned resident of arrested for a DUI after travel- rary shelter, Rhoades said South Summit complained of a ing in the wrong lane and striking Jaclyn Motzar dinator at the Hope House. she is concerned about the cold raccoon in his garage. The owner a tree on Fairvlew Avenue. When The BG News Hope House, located In Find- winter months and the homeless Rhoades added the U.S. government could help the home- feared for his dog's safety. The police escorted the man into a pa- lay, provides a place for the population of the country. nuisance trapper's number was trol car, he said, "We would all be A non-profit transitional organ- homeless to get housing and edu- less more If it rethought the cur- She said that during the winter given to the owner. judged by God In the end." ization that provides single cation. They can also find jobs the focus oa the children "seems rent budget cuts and did some ■ Police responded to a report ■ A Checker's employee re- and experience new Ideas in par- to go up as the temperature goes "actual volunteering of their mothers and their children with of an intoxicated male breaking ported her vehicle stolen from ; an opportunity to regain aspects enting, said Judy Langavin, Hope down, and the mothers find own." out windows of a pickup truck. the parking lot. The vehicle was of their lives Is looking for vol- House board president. themselves turning to shelters The vehicle was found to be reg- later found in front of Long's unteers. Langavin said there is a com- and other organizations such as In 199S, Hope House served istered to said male. Cleaners. "Volunteering is a chance to mon stereotype of the homeless, Hope House." about 25 to 30 families. It started ■ Complaints about unsanitary ■ A 69-year-old resident of help people and at the same time and constant Interaction with the During warmer months, the as a result of the Domestic Vio- conditions due to animals Gypsy Lane drove his vehicle residents can correct the misbe- lence Program, also located in gain a valuable learning experi- trend for homeless within the brought police to Derby Street. into a snowbank on Colony Lane ence that will stay with you for lief. U.S. Is to travel around and live Findlay. At the time Hope House opened in 1991, It served nearly Large numbers of animals were According to the police report, the rest of your life," said Jen- Sammie Rhoades, current di- in cars, campers and any other the suspect failed the sobriety 200 people. discovered by the landlord, who nifer Morelli, volunteer coor- rector of the Hope House, said place that may provide tempo- was delivering a refrigerator. tests, and his blood alcohol con- tent was .199 percent. TOUR VP— Continued from page one. speed of the renovations. Continued fron page one. City may see new computers "We're systematically doing tant to the learning environment them as we have money," Ribeau the person who is chosen will of Bowling Green," Whipple said said. "What we might need to do most likely take the job next Brandon Wray system," Dresner said. "Some of to the board. "We are also unable "We have to make residence hall is see if we can raise enough summer. to contlnuely monitor plant '1 think It Is very unlikely that The BG News the new equipment cannot be run facilities a priority. We also rea- money to bring all of the resi- with a system as old as ours. That effluent pH and dissolved oxy- ; lize that we have got a financial dence halls up to a certain level." well be able to have a person in place before the end of this aca- The improvement of the com- is why a new one is so impor- gen levels as required in the [En- . Issue, but we are going to have to tant." vironmental Protection Agency] : look at ways to address the fi- Ribeau said it Is crucial to the demic year," Barber said. "I puter systems in the waste water think it's much more likely It's treatment division was the main The plan proposed by Fink- Discharge Permit." nancial need to bring the living University to have good housing beiner, Pettls and Strout Inc. was "We have manual backups on | units up to standard In a way that available to students. going to be summer, possibly in topic of discussion during Mon- day night's Board of Public Utili- discussed by Dave Oberle. It all systems to avoid a major' will attract students." the fall." crash," Dresher added. "It*s really important that the ties meeting. comes at a cost of $1,624,000 to While Improvements to the the city, an increase over the o- The Waste Water Division re-: buildings are being made, Ribeau residence halls a.-e of the best Ribeau is looking for a succes- The proposed new computer rlglnal proposed cost of cently switched over from using: said he would like to increase the quality," Ribeau said sor to Eloise Clark. systems called SCADA. the Su- pervisory Control and Data Ac- $1,315,600. chlorine to ultraviolet dis- quisition System, would replace According to Dresner, avoid- infection of outgoing waste-; the existing systems which were ing a systems crash is also a goal water. installed in 1981, said John Dre- of the new SCADA system. "The use of ultraviolet rays to ^3 sner, director of public utilities. "It is critical to proceed as disinfect the waste water before "In order to make improve- rapidly as possible because the it goes out to Poe ditch is a very ments in our waste water system present SCADA system is exper- clean and efficient way," Dre- we needed to update our comput- iencing an increasing number of sher said "The rays kill the final RUSH ers because we have gone as far failures and downtime on a dally microbes and bacteria, and there as we can with the current basis," Dresner said in his report is absolutely no radioactive re- fuse created. The system is basi- cally a very powerful suntanning' machine." Also discussed at the meeting GREENBRIAR, INC. were several water line breaks during the winter season. Unity, Integrity, Loyalty, Honesty and Friendship. ^3 Announces SPRING Don't Just Do It. 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Check out our used ra For Class? cameradepartment T Wednesday, January 24,1996 page five Trial of accused rtoter begins Lawsuit against Terry KInney The Associated Press doctor, Fremont CINCINNATI - One man was responsible for planning and leading the worst prison riot In Ohio history, pros- hospital settled ecutors said Tuesday. A de- fense attorney said the asser- Till Associated Press tion was absurd. Lawyers had spent more "Once you get an TOLEDO - A lawsuit has been than five days seating a Jury settled against a doctor and a AIDS patient in the before presenting opening hospital who refused to treat a statements Tuesday in the trial hospital, you never man because he had AIDS, a civil of Carlos Sanders. rights group said Tuesday. get him out." Prosecutors took nearly 2 A federal court Jury In June 1/2 hours to lay out their case 1994 in Toledo awarded $512,000 Dr. Charles Hull against Sanders, who they said to the estate of Fred Charon, 29, was the leader of the April Memorial Hospital in Fremont of Portland, Maine, who died of 1993 riot In which nine inmates AIDS in March 1993. Charon was and a guard were killed at the represented by the American of the $512,000," Elovitz said. state's maximum-security Civil Liberties Union. A telephone message left at the prison. The jury said Memorial Hospi- hospital was not Immediately re- The defense countered with tal In Fremont and Dr. Charles turned Tuesday. a 40-minute opening statement. Hull violated the Federal Rehabi- Charon was driving with a The trial Is expected to last an- litation Act of 1973, which prohi- friend, Bruce Howe, from Port- other six or seven weeks. bits discrimination against disa- land, Maine, to Wisconsin on Sanders, 33, is being tried in bled people by an Institution that April 17. 1992, when Charon de- Hamilton County Common receives federal money. veloped a rash, nausea, diarrhea, Pleas Court on IS counts, some Several months later, U.S. Dis- a 103-degree fever and a head- of which could carry the death trict Judge John Potter ruled that ache from medication he was penalty. He is charged with Hull and the hospital also vio- taking for an infection. He was aggravated murder in the lated the Americans with Disabi- near Fremont, about 45 miles death of a guard and an inmate, lities Act, which prohibits public southeast of Toledo. attempted murder of another places from discriminating He called hla doctor In Maine, Inmate, kidnapping a guard against disabled people. Before who recommended that he check and felonious assault against the trial. Potter ruled that the act himself Into the nearest hospital two other guards. applied to people with AIDS. "This riot was the idea of one Potter ordered the hospital and Charon told a Memorial Hospi- man. This riot was planned by Hull to post signs in waiting tal emergency room doctor he one man. This riot was organ- rooms Informing patients with had AIDS. The doctor wanted to ized by one man," Assistant the AIDS virus of their right to admit Charon for a reaction to a Prosecutor Gerald Krumpel- AlBctrmu/APPhM. treatment. prescription allergy drug but beck told the Jury. Lawyers for Hull and the hos- was overruled by Hull. "This riot is misnamed. It Former Lucasville prison warden, Arthur Tate, ports to defendant Carl Sanders while testifying at Sander's trial Tuesday In Cincinnati. Sanders Is accsed of being the ringleader in the 1993 Lucasville pital appealed the ruling. should not be called the Lucas- ACLU lawyer Marc Elovitz Charon then was transferred to ville riot. It should be called prison riot. said the ACLU settled the lawsuit Medical College Hospital in the Sanders riot," he said. because of the holiday. he had becooB a powerful leader but was not a violent with the hospital and Hull for Toledo, where he was treated for The 11-day riot at the South- $350,000. He said they settled for two days. ern Ohio Correctional Facility He said planning for the upr- leader of the rison's Muslim man. less than the Jury award because near Lucasville started on ising began much earlier be- inmates. "For all the chaos and dam- there was a possibility the ver- During the trial, the emer- April 11,1993 - Easter Sunday. cause Sanders, who was serv- "This riot ws the ultimate age that was done, here's the gency room doctor testified that "It was not an accident the ing a 10- to 15-year sentence ego trip," Krumelbeck said. scapegoat," Otto said. "This dict could have been overturned. "There was always a chance Hull told him, "Once you get an riot occurred that day," Krum- for aggravated robbery in Defense lawrr David Otto man did not make the major AIDS patient In the hospital, you pelbeck said, noting that the Cuyahoga Comity, wanted to told the jury tht Sanders was decisions with which he was that an appellate court could re- verse the jury verdict or any never get him out." Hull said he guard staff was at a minimum show corrections officials that the Muslim gsup's religious charged." other aspect of the judge's or did not mean anything deroga- Jury's finding. It's a compromise tory by the statement. Prostate cancer to IOE Z Brands C. Colemin In older men and often Is slow- The Associated Press growing. Though 30 percent to 40 percent of men over 50 have CHICAGO - Mayo Clinic doc- prostate cancer, only 8 percent of tors say they have developed a such cases cause problems be- JUST formula for telling the difference fore the men die of other causes. between prostate cancers that For many men, It makes more require surgery and those that sense to leave the cancer un- grow so slowly they can safely be treated than to risk surgical left alone. complications such as urinary The system Involves mathema- Incontinence or Impotence. But tically combining four factors: science is inexact In predicting the size of the tumor, how malig- which cancers will spread or DOIT nant its cells appear to be under a cause problems such as blocking microscope; the speed with urine or semen. which the tumor Is growing; and Doctors at the Mayo Clinic In the patient's age. Rochester, Minn., believe the Prostate cancer Is the second new formula Is a good way to sort leading cause of cancer deaths out "Insignificant" cancers. among men, after lung cancer. About 317,000 American men will Previous approaches have used RUSH SIG EP be Hi»grina»iH with prostate can- the same four factors Individual- cer this year, and 41,400 will die ly, but none has Included the rate of It, the American Cancer Soci- of cancer growth and the ety estimates. patient's life expectancy In a sys- Improvements In detecting tematic way, said the research- prostate cancer have led to much ers, led by Dr. James A. 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AIR FORCE ROTC Leadership Excellence Starts Here page six The BG News Wednesday, January 24,1996 Plane crashes near Cleveland Proposed peace The Associated Press CLEVELAND - A pilot and a monument draws traffic reporter were killed Tuesday morning when their small plane struck a cellular phone relay tower and plunged to mixed responses the ground. The plane went down about The Associated Press group will target foundations 7:45 a.m. near Interstate 271 on and private sources. the city's east side. The plane TOLEDO - A group said Peace Mountain could be crashed in Camp Forbes, a city- Tuesday it is finally ready to open within five years. owned campground and confer- begin a fund-raising drive to But not everyone is behind ence center. build a 10-story mountain that the plan. The State Highway Patrol iden- will host religious retreats and "They could be raising tified the victims as the pilot, promote peace. money for other stuff," said James Macveigh Jr., 29, of Ak- Peace Mountain Foundation Dan Powell, 26, a south aide ron, and the reporter, James of Toledo announced in Jan- resident. "It's a dumb idea." Endsley II, 48, of Cleveland. uary 1994 that it was consider- His friend, Robert Abcr- The crash scene is about ISO ing building an 11-foot high nathy, said the idea has poten- yards from the Cellular One peak to provide a quiet setting tial. tower, which receives and relays for people to pray and medi- "It's a good idea, but I don't cellular phone conversations. tate. think it's going to happen. Authorities said a piece of the There is enough community That's lot of money that has to plane's wing was found near the support to move forward with be raised. I doubt people In base of the tower. the project, said Gordon Ward, Toledo are going to open their The plane, a Cessna 172, was the nonprofit group's director. wallets for this thing." flipped on its back and bent Architects have drawn up Ward said he knows that neafly in two by the impact. designs for the mountain. The some people in the community A National Transportation foundation also has found 46 are doubtful about the Safety Board inspector was en acres it wants to buy near the project's chances. route to the crash scene from Toledo Zoo and is negotiating Washington, said board spokes- with the property owners. man Pat Cariseo. The Peace Mountain Foun- "I'd be a little skeptical, There are no Federal Aviation dation, a group of civic and re- too," Ward said. "Who would Administration records of any ligious leaders, will begin rais- ever think of a mountain in previous accidents, incidents or ing money in a few months for Toledo? But it will happen. service problems involving the the $13 million project. The This Is a go." plane. Endsley was delivering rush- hour traffic reports for Metro Traffic, a traffic reporting ser- vice which serves area television and radio stations. Robbery suspect Chuck Bortnick, Metro Traffic executive vice president, said A crash Investigation from the Federal Aviation Administration begins his Inspectio of a small from the company's Houston single-englned Cessna aircraft that crashed In Highland Hills, Ohio during the morning ash-hour on headquarters that he did not Tuesday. The plane was engaged in traffic reporting for local radio and television statins, when It know whether Endsley was on clipped a radio/cellular phone tower and crashed, killing both the pilot and the traffic repi ter. has prior record the air when the plane crashed. Bortnick said the plane was Federal safety records show ter company. MartinAir officials pany, Traffik Inc The Associated Press U.S. Magistrate Greg Wehr- flown under a contract with the plane was owned by Martin- said the plane had been leased to "We are deep saddened by man on Tuesday ordered Guthrie Metro Traffic. Air, a Richmond, Va.-based char- another Richmond-area com- the news of this a bident. CINCINNATI - A suspect in a held without bond pending a bond string of robberies across the hearing scheduled for Friday. Midwest has been in trouble with Secret Service agents had tried the law before and was under in- to find Guthrie and were unsure vestigation for allegedly making of his whereabouts until hla threats against President Bush. arrest last week. 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WOOD O&BLECOMM YOUR LOCAL CABt£ TV CONNECTION m Nation Wednesday, January 24,1996 page seven Federal program brings wolves back to the U.S. The Associated Press The Yellowstone wolves they were wiped out by a fed- were taken by truck, sled and eral program. snowcoach - a converted van on Last year, 14 Canadian wol- YELLOWSTONE a snowmobile-type track - to ves were released in Yellow- NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. - their one-acre pens in the stone and IS in Idaho over - Wildlife officials began backcountry. All the wolves strong protests from ranchers, releasing 11 Canadian wolves were to be in their pens by who feared the wolves would into pens at Yellowstone on evening. kill their livestock. Tuesday in the second install- They will stay about 10 The nine Idaho wolves in this ment of a plan to restore the weeks to get them used to Yel- batch were to be released di- endangered predator to the lowstone and reduce the rectly Into the wild by American Rockies. chance they will try to return Wednesday, although officials Twenty wolves were flown to Canada once they are were still awaiting test results aboard a U.S. Forest Service released into the wild. showing the animals are free of Dmit C. Y«i.f, The [Mr.* Ntwi/AP Pk«. plane from Fort St. John, The wolves were shipped as diseases that could endanger Dr. Gerald Klooster, ST., left, brother-in-law, Mike Rulter of Grand Rapids, center, and soa Dr. Gerald British Columbia, to Bozeman, part of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife humans or livestock. "Chip" Klooster, Jr., listen to testimony during a bearing In Petoskey, Mich. A Judge ruled Tuesday Mont., overnight. Eleven were Service campaign to reintre- Fifteen more wolves are be- that the senior Klooster, an Alzheimer's patient, should stay with his son who wants him to live, rather brought to Yellowstone, while duce the species to the United ing held in British Columbia than other family members who may take him to see assisted suicide advocate, Dr. Jack Kevorkian. the nine others were flown to States. Wolves roamed Yellow- for transport to the United Idaho. stone until the 1930s, when States late this week. Son wins courtroom battle Apple to receive Sun bid for custody of ailing father Evan Ramstad the story. Monday, Apple's stock fell 10 The Associated Press Specifics about the deal or its percent. The judge rejected a request She was not in court Tuesday. price tag were not disclosed by Acquisition of Apple would John Flesher The Associated Press by Gerald Klooster's daughter During five days of testimony NEW YORK ~ Sun Micro- the sources, the newspaper said, give Sun access to the fast- Kristin Hamstra to return her in Petoskey, Klooster's siblings but one source indicated it could systems Inc. is preparing a bid growing market for desktop PETOSKEY, Mich. ~ A man father to California, where she accused Klooster of kidnapping for Apple Computer, and the amount to a stock swap valued at computers. Sun's main focus Is trying to keep his Aizhelmer's- would act as his conservator. their father, criticized him for struggling pioneer of the person- about $4 billion, or roughly $33 workstations and Internet ser- stricken father away from Dr. Gerald Klooster sat quietly dragging a family matter into al computer is expected to accept an Apple share. vers. Jack Kevorkian won custody of through the hearing and showed court and contended their father It, The Wall Street Journal re- Apple closed Monday at $30.50 Workstations are more power- the ailing 69-year-old in a court no reaction. He has been de- should live with Mrs. Hamstra. ful desktop computer s that gen- ported today. a share on the Nasdaq market. battle against his own mother. scribed as mentally incompetent, Unless some last-minute glitch Investors took the report seri- erally are used in engineering said the man has some sense that Probate Judge Fred Mulhauser but his attorney, Scott Eckhold, the family is fighting over him. pops up, a deal between Sun and $1.87 1/2 to $32.37 1/2, or 6 per- and research and have some ruled in favor of Chip Klooster, committing suicide when his ill- Apple is "imminent," the Journal cent. In early afternoon trading graphical applications. Apple's who feared his mother and si- ness reached the advanced The elder Klooster retired as said, citing people familiar with on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Sun desktop machines cost $1,500 to blings were arranging for his stages. an obstetrician and gynecologist the negotiations. Just last week, $4,000; Sun's workstations range shares were down $3.44 to $45.12 father, Gerald Klooster, to kill She was "was only acting as a after he was diagnosed with Alz- the company announced a loss from $5,000 to $30,000. 1/2, or 7 percent, on Nasdaq. himself. good wife, cooperating with her heimer's six years ago. and plans for 1,300 layoffs. Sun, a big maker of worksta- An Internet server is a work- "Chip Klooster was apparently husband's wishes," when she The paper's report came on the tions in Mountain View, Calif., station with software designed to the only person who felt bold spoke with Kevorkian, said her Chip Klooster said he learned same day as Apple's annual had been discussing such a provide data on request through enough to act," the judge said. lawyer, Nathaniel Stroup. last summer that his mother had shareholders meeting at ita takeover of Apple since about the Internet or other electronic "Through his efforts, it is not too Mrs. Klooster also had testified joined the Hemlock Society, headquarters city of Cupertino, September, according to people networks. dramatic to say that his father's that she had no intention of seek- which supports physician- Calif. familiar with the talks. Two Sun is believed to be primarily life may have been spared." ing her husband's suicide now assisted suicide for terminally 111 Apple Chairman Mike Mark- weeks ago, talks broke off. interested in Apple's Macintosh . Legal experts said it may be that he can no longer make that people who want it, and that she kula opened the meeting by tell- At the time, the reason ap- operating system and related the first time someone has gone decision for himself. had spoken with Kevorkian. ing shareholders it is the com- peared to be a dispute over price. software, and might sell off Ap- to court to prevent an assisted pany's policy not to comment on ple's less-profitable hardware However, the Journal said, peo- suicide by a relative. such reports "until the time is ple familiar with the talks now operations, analysts have said. Mulhauser ruled that returning UNIVERSITY UNION right" say the negotiations were merely For Apple, Sun would provide Gerald Klooster to his Castro He then said, "The board of di- financial resources and access to suspended while Sun waited for Valley, Calif., home would be * Best Values on Campus rectors and I want you to know Apple's stock to go down after the corporate office markets that dangerous because his wife, that we understand the serious- Apple's announcement that it lost Apple hasn't been able to crack. Ruth, could pursue her "deter- ness of the issues facing our $69 million, or 56 cents a share, mined plan" to persuade him to company today. And we're WEDN SDAY during the quarter that ended in Apple, which pioneered the kill himself. The judge extended closely working with manage- December, usually its best personal computer in the 1970s a temporary order Issued in icowi.-v<.iti:i:M:itv I'll I AS AM ROOM ment to develop plans to address period of the year. and made it easy to use in the the needs comprehensively." Between Wednesday, when the '80s, is struggling to survive in December that gave custody of Sun also had no comment on announcement was made, and the "90s. the elderly man to Chip Klooster. PIZZA SPAGHETTI $5.20 $4.95 Customs releases You CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE plufllM All Yon Can Eal Cuban-Americans Incl: Salad Bar, baked Incl: Salad & Garlic potato veggie & unlimited Bread ney's office In Miami. ILink Will Lester beverage The Associated Press The five are affiliated with the ...seeks caring volunteers to assist persons experiencing a crisis. Miami-based anti-Castro group Volunteers are needed for Crisis Intervention Services, OPEN 4:30-7pm MIAMI - Five anti-Castro ac- United Commandos for Lib- ' All Student meal plan-cards ' All students meal plan cards tivists were stopped off the Flor- eration, Customs agents said. the Victims Advocacy Program, and Special Events. accepted accepted ida Keys early today on a 26-foot The men had a pamphlet about boat carrying weapons and ex- carrying out sabotage operations No experience necessary. Training classes start soon. plosives, but later were released, In Cuba, authorities said. Call or stop in The Link for applications: federal agents said. Weapons on board Included a The fishing boat was spotted semiautomatic pistol with 315 Thurstin Avenue, Bowling Green by a U.S. Customs vessel on a silencers, at least six blasting routine antidrug patrol about a caps, ammunition and magazines 352-5387 mile south of Marathon, about 45 for rifles and pistols, and compo- miles up the keys from Key West nents for building explosive de- Application & Interview Deadlines: and 120 miles across the Florida vices, Customs agents said. Victims Advocacy Program -Thursday, January 18 A Straita from Cuba. Special Events Volunteers -Wednesday, January 24 Jg The five Cuban-Americans As the Customs boat approa- were taken to the Coast Guard ched, some of the men were seen Crisis Intervention Services-Sunday, January 28 station for questioning, but were throwing something, possibly not charged or arrested. weapons and explosives, over- A£<1> "The matter is under in- board, Customs spokesman Mike Ar*AScbA2M>ASd>AS • •» • -MMM ' World page eight Wednesday, January 24, 1996 Asian group reports Amir rejects murder charges Jack Katzenell to the court by police officer Nis- abuse in orphanage The Associated Press sim Daoudl, Amir admitted plan- ning the assassination for two Bales Kirtiikarti vided by Zhang and corrobor- TEL AVIV, Israel - "Every- years, since Rabin signed Israel's The Associated Press ated by a former inmate at the thing I did, I did for the glory of 1993 peace accord with the PLO. Shanghai facility. God," the confessed assassin of Amir admitted the signed con- BEIJING - China has de- Last week, police acknowl- Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday as fession was not coerced. tained at least three people In edged that Zhang's younger the prosecution began presenting The trial will proceed as connection with a report alleg- brother had been detained two evidence at his trial. though he had pleaded not guilty ing that children were de- days after the release by the But Yigal Amir rejected the - as Is customary under Israeli liberately chosen to die from New York-based human rights murder charges, telling the Tel law if the defendant challenges neglect at its orphanages, a monitoring group of a report Aviv district court that his aim any aspect of the charge sheet. human rights group said to- documenting death and ne- was not necessarily to kill Rabin, Amir faces life in prison if con- day. glect In orphanages in Sha- only to "end his activity as prime victed. However, China's Foreign nghai and elsewhere. minister." At one point in the hearing, Ministry said reports of the Government officials con- The 25-year-old former law Amir's sister Hadas was expelled arrests were "totally ground- firmed that Zhang Jian had student, who did not answer the from the courtroom after she been detained and later charges against him when his tried to exchange words with the Human Rights Watch/Asia released. But they did not con- trial opened Dec. 19, avoided the defendant. reported that two supporters firm family members' reports words "guilty" or "not guilty" Four police officers who of Dr. Zhang Shuvun, the that he had been formally when he was asked for a plea on helped arrest Amir after the source for much of the evi- charged with subversion and Tuesday. shooting testified Tuesday. One dence of abuse at a Shanghai that money and Jewelry had "I had nothing against Yitzhak said that immediately after the orphanage, were detained late been taken by police. Rabin as a man," Amir said, add- arrest Amir asked "Did I kill last year in an apparent at- "Recent reports by the for- ing that this was why he had him, did I kill him?" When told tempt to silence or intimidate eign media that Zhang aimed for the spine when he shot that he had, Amir replied, critics. Shuyun's brother was de- Rabin after a Nov. 4 peace rally "Good," the officer said. The accusations of system- tained have been totally ne- In Tel Aviv. "If I had wanted to Throughout the hearing. Amir atic abuse at state-run facili- gated," Foreign Ministry kill him, I would have aimed for spoke rapidly but was calm as he Nat I Haralk/Tto Aiaadatad PraW ties for abandoned children spokesman Chen Jian said to- his head." stood in the dock, wearing a Ylgal Amir, center. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's confessed assas- have infuriated (Timese offi- day at a media briefing. But then he contradicted him- black skullcap and a purple-and- sin, looks around as he sits in a Tel Aviv courtroom between two cials, who have issued nu- Zhang Jian was questioned self, saying he fired two more black sweater over a white shirt. guards at the beginning of his murder trial. merous rebuttals but have not about illegally leaving the shots because he didn't want "to The spectators In the packed provided evidence to disprove country, he is back at work, leave any chance that (Rabin) courtroom were silent, hanging could understand. Goldberg said he had told his the medical records, pho- and his property was not con- would stay alive as prime minis- on Amir's words, and Judge Ed- Asked whether he had any re- client not to make a statement tographs and testimony pro- fiscated, Chen said. ter." mond Levy repeated the defen- grets. Amir said: "No." Tuesday and to simply plead "not Also, in a confession presented dant's remarks so everyone Defense attorney Jonathan guilty." 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He is the MAC'S sec- MAC in scor- shooting that is the best in the MAC. while the Toronto Maple Leafs up any elements that edge on the ond-leading 3-point shoot and is ing with 57.9 | Megan Boguslawski is learind.the Redskins, the first in shooting percentage from added Kirk Muller In hopes of Boykins ppg. Kent is Sherry Broncos in scoring,with 17.4 points would set us back.... conference's beyond the arc. Kent picked up a second with a game. OU is being led by Barb challenging for the Stanley Cup. pre-season favorites. Earl Boykins big road victory last week. 71-69 just over 80 per game. Senior Amy In a three-way trade completed We didn't hurt our Grbac who is the top Bobcat aver- was named the MAC'S Player of the over Western Michigan. Sherry leads Kent's attack with 19.6 aging 15.4 points a game. OU is on Tuesday after some two weeks of lineup." Week after scoring 41 points in last Western Michigan (5-9, 3-3) at ppg. She was voted the womens a two game slide. talks, the Maple Leafs acquired week's wins over Bowling Green Ohio (8-9,3-3) MAC player of the Week for the Toledo (12-2, 6-0) at Akron Muller from the Islanders and and Ball State. ... Redskin Devin Neither of these teams can afford second straight week. CMU split (10-3,4-2) veteran goaltender Don Beaupre Pat Burns Davis averaged a cool 17 points, a fourth loss in conference play. their two games last weekend Akron has played well at home 14.5 rebounds and shot .467 from Tha Broncos, the surprise story of from the Senators In the seven- downing Ball State (86-74) and los- losing only once there this season. Toronto coach the floor- the league early in the season, player deal. ing to Miami (69-47). Meanwhile, The Rockets go flying in to Akron Akron (3-11, 0-6) at Toledo dropped two games last week by a The Senators got Toronto the Eagles picked up two league with the number one ranked offense (10-7,3-3) total of three points. Ben Handtog- backup goaltender Damian said he may not be ready for the wins defeating Akron (91-63) and in the MAC. Akron have the number Akron extended its losing streak ten continues to lead the MAC in Western Michigan (79-59). Rhodes and Junior star defense- hone game that night against to 10 games in a row after 21-point field goal percentage (63 percent). one ranked defense to try to shoot Miami (7-7, 2-4) at Eastern down the Rockets. The Rockets will man Wade Redden, the Islanders' Chicago. losses to both Kent and OH" i»«' The Bobcats may have turned Michigan (5-9,1-5) first-round pick last year. "He's in junior shape right week. First year coach Dan I ,;^a.50W»n9.pfeen grad -- had the oring the be lead by Mimi Ol sen, who is lead- Miami will be looking to move up ing Toledo and the MAC in scoring The Islanders picked up Ot- last 14 points ol the game and cap- now," Burns said "He's got to in the standings as they travel to with 20.0 point a game. The Rock- Zips off to a 3-1 start before this turing a come-from-behind victory tawa center Martin Straka, minor get into NHL shape." Ypsilanti. The Redskins are current- ets have been on a roll. They have league left wing Ken Belanger Berard and Redden were the disasterous slide. The Rockets over Toledo last Wednesday. ly in seventh. After going winless on went 6-0 tear in the MAC. from the Leafs and promising top two picks in the NHL draft junior defenseman Bryan Ber- last July. Berard left the Sena- ard, picked first overall last year tors camp In early September STACEY by the Senators. over a contract dispute. In Muller and Berard had been at December, his representatives Continued from page nine. bounds well, he scores well, he Antonio during my visit. An- "If we're not going to have odds with the Islanders and Sena- told general manager Pierre shoots well, has really quick other big factor was the coach- fun when we are out there, we tors. The Leafs, meanwhile, had Gauthier that Berard would players Stacey plays against hands... he basically does it all, es telling me I'd get to play a shouldn't even be there," been looking to shake up a club never play for the team. are two or three inches taller. and that is what makes him lot early. That was a really big Stacey said. "I think I brought that entered the All-Star break on Redden, meanwhile, was a late But that doesn't bother such a good player." factor; I didn't want to come a lot of that to the team with a three-game slide. cut by the Islanders who was Stacey in the slightest. Instead, Stacey came to Bowling out of high school and sit the my enthusiasm and excite- "We're a little better now," deemed expendable when Berard he turns it into an advantage. Green from Midview High bench ment. I'm kind of crazy out Toronto coach Pat Burns said. became part of the deal. "All my life, I've been play- School In Graf ton, just outside "I could have went to a big- there." ger school and sat the bench Stacey also leads the Falcons "We didn't give up any elements "Only the future will tell which ing against people that are tal- of Cleveland. He averaged 30.1 for two years, [but] that just In field goal percentage and that would set us back ... we of them is going to turn out to be ler than me," Stacey said. points and 13.4 rebounds a the best NHL player," Islanders "That is something that you game his senior season, good lsnt my style." foul shooting percentage this didnt hurt our lineup. season. He Is second in minutes "Kirk is a good cornernman assistant Guy Charron said of have to try and overcome and for 2nd Team All-Ohio. He was And on being compared to use to your advantage as much Barkley? The freshman can played, assists and steals. and a hard worker. I can see Berard and Redden. also named the Cleveland Plain Dougie Gllmour having more As for Rhodes, he's finally get- as possible. You have to use Dealer's Player of the Year. only smile. spark with Kirk here." ting a chance to be a starting goa- your quickness and try to He was one of the top re- make him the hands-down Initial word of the trade came lie. outsmart your opponents." cruits in the state last year, but "I love the comparison," favorite to be MAC Freshman Tuesday afternoon, but the an- "It is not a disappointment but His Impact this year has not chose Bowling Green over Stacey said. "But I cant let of the Year, but give him a nouncement was delayed until more of a shock," said Rhodes, been lost on his teammates. Ohio State. that get to my head. I wouldn't strong case for 1st Team hon- early evening pending league who was close to tears after "He does a lot of things well "I just thought that Bowling compare myself to him, but if ors, as well. He is among the approval of the contracts of those learning of the trade. "My that really help our team a lot," Green was the best place for there was anybody in the NBA MAC'S top ten in five different involved. That led to confusion biggest concern is whether I can Daniels said. "He filled a spot me as far as environment and [ that I am similar to, it is him. I categories, including eighth - all round be a No. 1 in the NHL." that was really missing on our being] close to home," Stacey really admire him." and tops among freshmen - Late In Ottawa's practice, Beaupre, a 16-year veteran team in the frontcourt. He re- said. "I really got along with His contributions not only In scoring. Straka and Beaupre were pulled who has performed well this aside by Senators coach Dave season behind a dismal team, had Allison and told they had been a 3.73 goals-against average and traded But reporters had to tell an .877 save percentage in 33 ap- them to which teams. pearances for the Senators. Tagliabue: make both sides happy Muller, a 12-year veteran, has "I didn't want to be traded from here," Beaupre said. "I played Just IS games this season. Laroy TiHman new-team speculation, telling together and making decisions Louis Rams, and the city of St. think we had a job to do and I He had told the Islanders he The Associated Press Senate Judiciary Committee that benefit them at the expense Louis were responsible for re- wanted to play for a contender at wanted to be part of this team members "I dont think we're in a of other competitors. versing an owners' decision not this stage of his career. moving ahead It's unfinished WASHINGTON - The NFL position to expand" "The threat of antitrust litiga- to allow the team to relocate. "It is awesome," Muller said business." wants to settle the tug-of-war be- Afterward, a reporter asked if tion ... is creating an environment from his home town of Kingston, All the same, Beaupre was tween Cleveland and Baltimore that left moving an existing team where teams are afraid to act "Our internal decision-making Ontario. "Obviously I'm dying to thrilled to go to the Maple in a way that satisfies both cities. as the only possibility. "That's unilaterally in the belief that a process should not be subject to get back playing hockey. It's Leafs. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue not what I meant," Tagliabue league decision, whatever it may antitrust challenges, particularly even more special the fact that "I never thought I would play said Tuesday. said. be, could not withstand antitrust by league members who get the It's Toronto. It could have easily for either (Toronto or Montreal). "We are trying to work our way But he refused to say more. scrutiny," he said benefit of (belonging to) the been 20 other teams in the I never envisioned it It's going to through to some sort of a solution "I'm not going to tell you what I Tagliabue, who was the league ... and then when it suits league." be great to play there." that will have teams in both cit- meant because there are other league's leading attorney before their fancy, they turn around and ; Muller, who turns 30 next Straka, the first-round pick ies," Tagliabue told a Senate considerations." becoming commissioner, said sue the league," he said. month, has four goals and three (19th overall) of the Pittsburgh committee. Tagliabue was in Washington some form of limited Immunity is assists with the Islanders this Penguins in the 1992 entry draft, Owner Art Modell wants to for a hearing Into possible con- needed because of the courts' "It doesn't make any sense season. He is known as a player had nine goals and 16 assists in move the Browns to Baltimore. gressional action to steady perception that the 30 NFL whatsoever. They act as business ■with an excellent work ethic and 43 games this season for Ottawa For both Baltimore and Cleve- upheaval in the NFL. owners are economic competi- partners for 10, IS, 20,25 years - has scored more than 20 goals Belanger, a burly winger at land to end up with football fran- He asked the senators for a tors, rather than partners. and when they want to file a suit eight times. 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds, has chises, either a new team has to limited antitrust exemption to Tagliabue cited how the threat they take one hat off and put an- t Muller will skate with the spent the season in St. John's of be created or an existing team help the NFL block team moves. of billion-dollar lawsuits from other hat on as a business compe- Leafs on Wednesday, but Bums the AHL. will have to move. Antitrust laws prevent compet- Georgia Frontlere, the owner of titor and they sue us under antit- Tagliabue tossed cold water on ing businesses from getting then-Los Angeles and now St. rust laws." MID \M MANOR • NOW HUNTING • Stallions owner wants to join NFL Choose from choice apartments within walking David Glnsburg League champions to Join the be rewarding a locally-owned lions' HadaWl still would require distance to campus Summer 1996 and school year The Associated Press NFL in 1996. and developed team at a time the state to provide land and site 1996-1997. James Speroa detailed the plan when it is facing criticism about improvements, but it could save BALTIMORE - The owner of in a letter he sent NFL Commis- the loyalty of owners to the cities the state more than $100 million, the Baltimore Stallions has come sioner Paul Tagliabue on Tues- in which they operate." he said 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heal up with an idea that he says day. He wrote that the Idea could Speroa also asked to be able to The stadium deal worked out and water included, air conditioning would delight football fans In end "a growing controversy in present his case Feb. 8 at a with the Browns has been Cleveland and Baltimore - let the both Baltimore and Cleveland league meeting at which NFL criticized by several Maryland 641 Third St. Apt. 4, B.G. Resident Manner 351-4380 Browns stay where they are and regarding franchises in each owners are to consider Cleveland state legislators. allow his Canadian Football city. Furthermore, the NFL will Browns owner Art Modell's pro- "I think we have a real legiti- posal to move the team to Balti- mate shot at this," Speros said In 3 ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA > more. a telephone Interview. "Stranger Speroa said his team la prepar- things have happened, and It Super "Bowl" 3 2 ing a proposal to build a privately would be in the best interest of <3 funded stadium. The Browns are both Cleveland and Baltimore, Super "Barn" 3 i:mi to move Into a new $200 million, which would both end up with Super "Sunday" <0i>!& *fe^2s state-funded stadium A Stal- NFL teams. 3 DJ Request Niaht LOOK AT THE TRADITION 3 LOOK AT THE MEN i Get 100 WINGS i ■i LOOK AT YOURSELF 3 DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES ! for $22.95 S3 I coupon e'xp. 2/29/96 | ■a I ' Must present coupon for this offer. . 3 ■3 R^iqb^T 3 Sunday: HoepitaMy Mgrrtl call 353-BWWW Brent Killestid dise from a local sporting goods Bowden will meet next month to 1992 and January 1994. NCAA formation on an allegation that at a local mall where several; The Associated Press store. discuss a secondary violation officials clearly were concerned Florida State's director of com- players received about $6,000t ■The university satisfied Its outlined by the NCAA in a letter about the agents' activity around pliance, Brian Mand, failed to worth of tennis shoes, sweats andj TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida responsibility by declaring the of official inquiry. the football dormitory and the take serious reports of the shop- other sports gear paid for by pro-* State's football .program involved student-athletes ineli- "I am pleased that we are com- failure of the proper authorities ping spree. spective sports agents. received good news from the gible when it reasonably had In- ing to the conclusion of the being Informed. One other current administra- • NCAA Tuesday, Just two weeks formation to take such actions," NCAA's investigation," Bowden The school would not be ban- tor, assistant athletic director "When this first surfaced, ak" before high school players can wrote Dave Berst, the NCAA's said. "I am also very pleased that ned from bowls or television ap- Andy Urbanlc, and former assis- though agents have been around sign national commitments for assistant executive director for the NCAA's report showed no pearances for a secondary viola- tant coach John Eason also were for years and years, it was really college scholarships. enforcement and eligibility ap- major violations, although we tion but could face a fine or loss named In the inquiry. the first visible agent case In a The NCAA found no major vio- peals. must address the allegation of a of a few scholarships. Florida State already had ac- high-profile program In the coun- lations or lack of institutional "We are delighted," said Flor- secondary violation." The sense of relief is felt knowledged 14 violations in its try," Hart said. "Since then, we'- control after a yearlong in- ida State president Talbot "San- The violation concerned the throughout the department," said own investigation. ve had a lot of comparable cases vestigation into a 1993 incident dy" D'Alemberte. school's monitoring of sports athletic director Dave Hart, The NCAA Investigation that have evolved and lends ere-'' where several Semlnole football However, school officials in- agents' activities around Florida In its letter of inquiry, the centered around a November dence to the fact how serious the' players accepted free merchan- cluding football coach Bobby State athletes between the fall of NCAA said It wanted more in- 1993 after-hours shopping spree problem Is. 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BA 1000 Room 130 © 700PM Bring ideas for new Winthrop Terrace orwnleaco4ybgauvaji.bgsu.edu shed and fundraisers Anyone interested ii PERSONALS loming or have any questions please call Man Go Greekll SPRING RUSH 1996 Go Greek!! ©2-1957. Apartments Rush Info Night Tuea. Jan. 23rd Sailing Club 7:30-9:30 Lenhart Grand Ballroom SENIOR PICTURES RUSH BEGINS WED. JAN.24TH from LAST CHANCE Single Mom's Support Group Management Inc. 7:30-9:30 SENIOR PICTURES Now accepting and the following evening Thura. Jan. 25th LAST CHANCE lor single mothers of those expecting New New New New New atlheeamellme. Starting Monday Jan. 29 lor 5 days only. and planning to parent. Applications and Deposits for Last opportunity for senior pictures New Ba a part of BGSU'e Incredible this year Cad 372-8086 to schedule CAU 354-4673 lor information Summer and Fall 1996! Hillsdale Apts., 2 bdrm flats, Greek TradH Ion your sitting BG Pregnancy Center. very spacious, 9 foot ceiling, Free pizza to the first 200I Featuring: car ports, 9-1/2 or 12 mo. • Campus Shuttle lease. Starts at $600. .I.srl// 1 & 2 Bedroom GREAT tTSS Fum./ Unfurn. MEXICAN *jj£" 1 & 2 Full Baths Delivery Id* 3 Great Locations Management Inc. km FOOD *£° call 352-9135 for New New New New New ■fsi-oa more information New DELIVERED *"*"* Hillsdale Apts. , Large studios high vaulted ceilings, Ql—lllli Summer and Fall 1996 Summer and Fall 1996 Summer Combo unique floor plan and car LOOOHI lQu-MadtUfh.U'a'e-tad peep*,XCa* btotaCOOMC o" Man ports. 12 mo. lease starts at burrNn Soi d-aUTatv 13 «Tto a-sTi w cma ■j* Frown Co. Wail I O Q d tHaWtri cocl $350. $659 $S99 ••"With any S4 purchaao. not vsalld with other353-Toco ooupona. Limit one's. Management Inc. Huge lbdrma, 215 E. Poe Rd. laundry on site, lots of !UN WITH THE PACK parking. Starts at 330/mo + elec. Bring this coupon over to Packo's for good food Management Inc. and even better deals. Efficiency Apartments, 215 E. Poe Rd., Starts at $225. All utilities included. with the sauce & Half the Security Deposit holds it now. .00 VOTED IT a 16 oz. barrel of Visit our rush information $4.69 WHAT A DEAL! nights from 7:30 to 9:30 at: Management Inc. 830 Fourth St.The Willow Jan. 23 IFC rush info night House is now Leasing for Jan. 24 Conklin Hall next year, lbdrm, gas heat. A/C, starting at $330/mo. Jan. 25 Conklin Hall Jan. 29 Prout Hall atftl* Good Monday-Thursday ffil- Jan. 30 Phi Sig House ^Sr 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. *V 129 S. Prospect 1902 Front St. at Consaul-691-6054 5827 Monroe St. in Sylvania»885-4500 Management Inc. T ClMsitteds page twelve The BG News Wednesday, January 24,1996 Loft for sale sNTRAMURAL TEAM HANDBALL OFFICIALS USG-USG-USG'USG ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR SUMMEROF 1906 Part time help needed weekends General continued from p. 11 Call 352 6063 NEEDED: APPLY IN 130 UNIVERSITY FCLD USG CABINET POSITION AVAILABLEI Yogi Bear's Jetlystone Camp Resort is looking Cleaning and Arwnal Care. Must be available HOUSE MUSt ATTEND MANDATORY MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS COOR- tor 2 creative, outgoing persons to coord mats Summer. Call Wood Co. Humane Society © CLINIC JANUARY 25, 1996 -7 10 P.M PICK ' DINATOR and direct activities for a busy family camping 353-7330-. Sony S CD Changer Stereo lor Salell CAMPUS POL.LYEYE3' 363-9631 UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST 'Facilitate better reiaSons between al campus resort. We are located near Sea World in Aur- Includes receiver, speakers, dubbing system Homemade Soups a Butlel Daly AND RE TURN BY JANUARY 24. groups, ora. Ohio. . E xcellent condition ( great sound quality Try Our MM B-eadstickji 'Address the needs of groups/persons who -Experience preferred, but not necessary. Male (400 « negotiable. Cal 353-3410 1 1 , or Female RecreattorvEducaDon majors en- K.KG • RUSH • KKO. • RUSH • KKO teal misrepresented or alienated. PROCTER A GAMBLE 'Develop and provide recommendations to fur- coraged to apply. Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruiael 7 Days Congratulations 10 Alpha Sigma PN with The sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma want you al COMPUTER SCIENCE NIGHT ther actions to the legislative body. -Living leak ties are available. (279I Includes IS Meals S 6 Free Parnesl highest GPA lor Fa!, (von boating d* lo come and experience Appllcatlona available In 404 Student Ser- - Interviewing wrfibedone at the Resort Great Beaches/Nightlcle! Leaves From Ft. •II com put average11 FUN TONIGHT -6:30PM • 9 00PM Lauderdalel SISTERHOOO vices Send your resume to: . Deadline Is Jan. 29 at 5:00 p.m Jel'ysione Camp Resort hwynaww.sprmgoreaktravel.com SCHOLARSHIP P&G is seeking CS and MIS students USG • USG ' USG - USG c/o Andrea Palay Schwartz 1-800-878-63M Ct) enst IM mofora donl forget tho Em- AND graduating In "96 (spring, summer, fal) 6511 Ma/sol 1222 ptoyer Foir on Wodnooday, January 24, LASTING FRIENDSHIPS - and students Interested in '96 Spring Break Specials Cancun S Jamaical USG USG • USG ' USG Mayftotd His.. OH 44224 IN* kl tho Grand Ballroom from 6:30-9:00 whan: JAN. 23-TUESDAY »-10PH GET INVOLVE 01 summer internships. ', m%Lowest Price Quarantael 7 Nights Air A m You should havo mploa el your re- JAN. 25 - THURSDAY 6-10PM How can you Improve BGSU7 ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Hotel From (429! Save (100 On FooaVOinksl eume lo hand out. Ouoaiiono? Call Use Co- h itp: Urn w w. a pr I ngbr eaktravel.com where: THE KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Lai ua know) Fishing Industry. Op oflcoal 373-2451. I 800-678-6386 HOUSE Apply as sn Al -Large Senator Earn up to >3,0OO46.0OO* per month Room 6 Shanon and Nicole want to talk to you Delta Zata ■ Dona Zata' Ooita Zola - CONK LIN B WEST Application available in Board l Transportation I Male/Female. No ex- about your future with P&G. Visit the Spring Breakl Panama City! 8 Days Room Wtft Tho Sauna ol Delta Zola would Ilka lo congrat- KKO•RUSH•KKO•RUSH■KKO 404 Student Services perience necessary! (206)971-3510 ext PAG booth and bnng your resume. Kitchen (1191 Walk To Best Barsl 7 Nights In ulaia Knsten Nuaabaumer on har poarling to Deadline is Jan 29 at 5:00 prn ASS442. Key West (2591 Cocoa Beach Hilton (Great Chris Siavanaon. Learn about Mortar Board the senior honors Any recall 2-8116 Chad Care Administration Position Open Beaches-Near Disney) (1601 Daytona (1391 Congrats Krislenl society. Come lo our informaOun table in tie You can make a differenoel in Perry sburg 2 Year degree Mandatory. Responsible & interactive sitter needed for http.//www.springbrea ktravet.com Da** Zata *0«*a Zata'Delta Zata Union Foyer Monday through Thursday, Jan. USG'USG'USG'USG 4 year degree preferred. Call 874-3580. non-working Perry sburg mom. Flexible hours A 1 8O0-678«38e 22-25 from 10am - 4pm and Friday, Jan. 26 Ask for Lisa or Sieve. good pay. Call 872-0384. Dsaa Zata ' DoHa Zala ' Oolta Zata from 10am - 2pm. Applications for membership Tha Srawrs ol Oat la Zata would like lo congrat What Fraternity had highest Cumulative G PA Seasonal employment available as a are due by Monday, Jan. 29 at 5pm in 405 Stu- FOR RENT uVjla Liaa Lenro on her pearling lo Mike Gar lor Fell 1995??? ChiWcare needed in our home. Whitewater raft guide in WV. Experience dent Services. land! "ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GETTING IN- 2-3 nrs - afternoons .Call 352-5724 notrequlreed. Must be l9yesvsold.be Congrats Lisal NEEDEDI '»6-'S7 non-smoking female room- a non-smoder. and have first aid and CPR VOLVED? 1995-96 Student Organization Di- Comeato Taco- Driver's Needed. Call $l50Vmo. May lo May. Own Room. Dona Zota-D«ltaZata-D.lta Zata mate. Cal 372-1558 rectory Supplements can be picked up in tie Contact North American River Runners 353-TACOor Come in to Ml out an application PO Box 81. Hico WV 25854 3 rooms avail. 354-1013 OMEGA PHI ALPHA Office of Student Life. Room 405 Student Ser- CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING 800-950-2585 EOE Data Zala - Beta Thota PI' Da no Zala Chapter: Jan. 28.1996 7:30 PM vices Budding while supplies last." Earn up to S2.0u0'/month working on Cruise 2 bdrm apt. available now. Tha Sulers ol Delta Zala wish to thank 11a Exec: 630 PM Ships or Land-Tour companies. World travel. Close to campus. Will rent to Brother! ol Beta Theta Pi lor their serenade 112BA SECURITY OFFICERS - Earn money while Seasonal A full-time employment available. No one person Can 353-1731 Data Zala • Beta Thota PI • Data Zola WANTED you study. Immediate full & pan time pos. Welcome Backi expenence necessary. For more information available in6G. Must be at least 18 yrs old No cal 1-206-971-3550 ext C55444 experience necessary. Must have telephone A FREE FINANCIAL AID' RUSH Alpha Sigma Phil 2 bdrm duplex for rent. Located 2 btcks from EARN $500 or more weekly stuffing envelopes reliable transportation. FuK benefit package Over to Billion in pubec and private sector 1 or 2 sublessors needed. $16875 each. campus Available immediately. Cal 354-3173. Huge1 room, roommates never home. Camp- at home. Send long SASE to: Country Living available for full time, paid vacations, ad- grants A scholarships is now available. Al stu- Close to campus leasing 96-97 Scholarship Money to Study Abroad bel Hil. Cell Mchelle 354 7043 Shoppers. Dept. Ui. P O. Box 1779. Denham vancements, weekly pay , uniforms and paid dents are eligible regardless ol grades, in- House: 631 Fifth, 3 bdrms. 850/mo Applications are now available for the 1996-97 Springs. LA 70727. training. Apply in person or call CONTINEN- come, or parent's Income. Lei ua help. Ca* House: 635 Filth. 3 bdrms. 750/mo study abroad scholarship competition. Pick up 1 subktaaer lor 3 bdrm. house. Own room. TAL SECRET SERVICE BUREAU. INC. 415 Sudani Financial Services I 800263 6495 your proposal form In she Center lor Interna- $200/mo. plus util. 135 N. Church. Can Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- Huron St Toledo. OH 43604 (419) 243-1715 Apart: 3i9 1/2 Ridge, 1 bdrm300/mo an FSS444. 3534037. terials provided Send SASE to P.O. Box 774. John Frobose 352-9302 tional Programs, 1106 Offenhauer West. The Mon • Fn. 8am-4pm EOE. deadline is January 20, 1996. For more infor- Olathe.KS 66051. 2 fun gtrls looking for 2 female roommates for Slop" Look no further lor a REWARDING and Freshmen. Sophomores a Juniors maiion cal 3720309. Fal 1906. Call 372-6203. Extra Income- Pan time evenings. M-F Can FUN FILLED JOB" Earn $$$ while gaming E tfic. 1 A 2 bdrm. apts. In houses. who are NEW to co-op: 419-533-6216. 12 mo. leases only starting In May. Sieve Sea what Sigma Kappa is an about. 6 sublessors needed for Summer valuable MARKETING. PR, A SALES SKILLS' CO-OP KICK OFF Smith 352-8917. (nocalls after 9:00pm). Come to Open Rush at the Sigma Kappa Close lo campus. Own room and 3 1/2 baths. Applications are now available al Mileti Alumni Friday. Jan 26th. 3 30 PM Female grad student to supervise 2 teenage House Call Angela or Emily @l 372-3551. girts on occasional Fn/Sat evenings. Ph. Center! Come take a look at our job description Furnished. 2 bdrm apt. Utilities not furnished. 1007BABkfg Wedneday, January 24 and sign up for an interview! (No phone calls Find a SUMMER JOB EARN 150 DOLLARS 352-2267. Call 669-3036. From 9 to 10 Questions? Cal 372 2385 please!) A limited number of positions availa- related to your major NOW I The Sleep Lab needs healthy women (age Foodservice Workers are needed ble, so apply now1 (Applications are being ac- House—236 Troup - No pets. References re-' Questions'372-24S1 18-28) to participate in a 48-hr. sleep deprova- Students may apply at cepted between the hours of 6 and 5 through quired, $696 * utrf. Avail, immediately. Nego- bon expenment. Call 2-2547 or 2-2474 lor into University Union- 1st Floor 1/24/96.) tiable lease 352-6647. Ask for Linda or Darlene Guitar player wanted for established prog- SENIOR PICTURES Female Roommate for May-August. $300 plus Subway- ressive btuegrass band. For intormation call LAST CHANCE I electric Close to campus. Own room. Cal HOME TYPISTS Early morning and late night shifts available. Houses. 1A 2 bedroom Furnished apts. 372-7708 or 419-t 22-0212 Starting Monday Carl Well Studios will 354-5021 ask for Beth. PC users needed $45,000 income potential. Please call Becky at 352-8500. 1 year, 9 month, and summer leases bo on campus for tie final 5 days of senior Call 1-600-513-4343Ext B-9649. HITCH THE SKIES Female Roommate Needed Call 352-7454 pictures. Last chance lor May and Aug Summer business. Are you an entrepreneur? Carnb/Mei only St 89 in If you are looking to gain experience m Market- Grads For Summer. Fal. Spring Great opportunity, tow start up cost, manage- Europe $160/ Low Domestic Rates $175 a month. 1/2 ullioes. own room ing, Management, Sales, or General Business Flrat 200 to sign up get a F ree Pizza' ment training. Earn up to $600 per week. Vehi- One bedroom apartment AIRHJTCH Can 352-7506, leave message cal QTP at 1-600-356-5987. QTP is currently Cal 372-8086 to schedule a sitting cle req. Call Greenland Irrigation AVAILABLE NOW 800 326 2009 hiring motivated students to fill positions in Call 354-8600 Female to sublease immed 2 bdrm apt non- Maumee, Sylvanla, Perryaburg, andTolado. 1-800-361-4074. SPRING BREAK '96 Wtlh only 1 week lo smoker. Summit Terrace Apt. Vary nice. Earn $7,000410,000 while gaining a possible TEACH ENGLISH IN KOREA WTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: MEN'S BAS llva-DONT BLOW ITU BOOK NOWII $162/mo Call 352 0135. Joanne. internship. Positions are filled on a first come Positions available every month Bachelor de- SUBLEASER NEEDED iMMEOIATLEYll KETBALL JANUA.RY 24: MEN'S 6 WOMEN'S GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES! Florida 4 first serve basis. gree required $18.000-24,000/yr Accom..air- Female. $i92/month. Unices included. Own TEAM HANOBALL-JANUARY 25: MEN'S ICE Non-Smoking Female Roommate Needed Padre $100. Bahamas $359 Ja- fare A benefits. Send resume, copy of diploma Room. 352-2708. HOCKEY-JANUARY 29: WOMEN'S BOWL- ASAPI Jan. rent PAIOI $245 mo. . elec. . $150 Local manufacturing company has need ol malcaiCancun $399. Organize a group- A copy of passport to: Bok J Corp. Chun Bang ING JANUARY 30. ALL ENTRIES DUE IN 130 deposit 3 blocks from campus. Have own pan-time unskilled production employees Unfurnished apt.. 1 bedroom, living room, TRAVEL FREEH FOR FREE INFO SunS- room Sublease ends in May Call 352 6399 Btog . 154-13 Samsung Dong, Kangnam Gu, UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE BY 4:00 P.M. ON These jobs are mainly assembly of small pans. bath/kitchen. Immediate possesion. No pets. plaah Tours I-1)0-426-7710. Seoul. Korea. TEL: 011-822-555-5627 FAX: Subieaser needed immediately) Work 15-35 hours a week around your school Call 353-6334. DUE DATE. 011-622-552-4329 Spring Break Panama City Beach Florida from Cal Now 353-24061 schedule. Only one block off BGSU campus, $09 per person par week. Tiki Beach Bar, Own Rooml Close lo Campusl south ol Wooster Street, so you can walk or TRAVEL ABROAD AND WORK Huge Beachside hot tub. Free information drive. Many BGSU students work al this plant Make up to $2S-45/hr. teaching basic conver- 1-OP0-448-6628. Sublessors needed for apartment Rate ol pay Is $4.25 per hour. Come by to pick sational English in Japan. Taiwan, or S. Korea. Please call 531-1230 up an application form. Advanced Speciality SPRING BREAK '96 Cancun from $420. Je No leaching background or Asian languages maica from $460, Florida from $100 Guar- Products, Inc 428 Dough St BG, OH 43402 required For information call: (206) 971-3570 ext J55443. anteed lowest prices! Organize a group of 15 SuWeasers for 2 bedroom. 2 bath Apt. Network Administrator, new full-time position. and go freel Call 800-648-4849 for more mio Call 354-5159. Recommend, Install and maintain new soft- VAN DRIVER. Part-time position to provide On campus contact: Jim 352 6641. 6406th SI. Apt J. ware/hardware In public library. Train em- transportation to and from social services STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Groups inter- ployees and the public In proper use of system agency. Must be between the age* ol 21-65, I « ested in applying lor ACGFA Funding tor tie WANTED: FEMALE SUBLEASER FOR & software. Required experience. IBM A com- have a valid Ohio drivers license and excellent 1996-07 academic year are required to attend SPRING patibles; Apple Mac. Knowledge of Novell driving record Submit resume to P.O. Box 738. I a workshop on Thursday, February 1, 1996 in BED INCLUDED F NEEDED. CLOSE TO NOS. Mrcosoft Windows and Mac OS desired Bowling Green, OH 434Q2. EOE. the Ohio Suite ot the University Union This CAMPUS. Some travel to branches required. Send re- workshop will be offered at 9:00 a.m.. noon, 1 BLOCK FROM MAIN. CALL 419-784-3914. sume to: htetwork Administrator. Wood County SUPER and 7:00 p.m. Please call the Office of Student District Public Library, 251 North Main Street. FOR SALE Bowling Green, OH 43402. Life to let us know which session you would like BOWL to attend al 372-2643 Also bring your ACGFA Office Cleaning evenings packet to the workshop. HELP WANTED 12-1S hrs. per week. Own transportation '95 Gary Fisher Rangitoto w/ Trek Shock EL. required. Call 352-5622 Many new parts, includes helmet, shorts, jer- STUDY ABROAD RETURNEES SPECIALS I sey a gloves. (SCO. 2 MIX 10" subwoolers. - "Wh-m the pKises go up Please attend one of the following sessions: $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. MTX 10" Bandpass enclosure, 1 mo. old. afci blessings «ffl come down" Wednesday. January 24.1996,700-900 p.m., Our firm is looking for individuals who want to No experience required. Begin now. For into- 1200. Cal 2-1287. 1104 Offenhauer West. gain comprehensive management experience Saturday. January, 27, 1998, 1000 a.m.- caBX1-306-l207. next summer. Earn $6,000-$ 10.000 per sum- 07 Escort eicellent condition loaded. Sotwoay, Fetmary 3. 19M e 12 00 noon. 1103 Offenhauer West. J35.00OWR INCOME potential. Reading mer. Positions available throughout OH, Ml. IN. Asking 2500 Cal 353 891S 300 p.m. to 6 00 p.m. Welcome back lo campus' Cal 372-0309 if you books. Toll Free (1)800 898 9778 Em R-2076 including Cleveland, Columbus, Youngstown. KuOodtoiHall have questions for details Cincinnati, and more. 800-887-1960 For Sale and in excellent condition: a micro**- Udells FREE let MSU Stuttontt S35.0OO/YR. INCOMElEpwDntw \tential Reading Position available lor person interested in rid- ave-tv stand, desk, and a beautiful sewing USG * USG ' USG ' USG machine. Can 352-3922. $3 00 •» Aautts books. Tool Free (1) 800-896-9778800-89 En ing bus to supervise behavior and activities of R-2076 tor details persons recerving services form the Wood LARGE3| i Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs- $35. CNMeri Under MM tdmlttee FRK USG CABINET POSITION AVAILABLE! County Board of Mental Retardation and De- 2S0 Counselors & Instructors neededl' Smith Corona Word Processor w/ 14' monitor ACADEMC AFFAIRS COORDINATOR velopmental Disabilities. Part 6me permanent. Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mm*.. includes spreasheet and database program. •wchase or pickup flctM 'Promote open communication between Vie 12-monrh. 40 hour, biweekly position now 1-ITEM I Asking $250. paid (400. el Koto da* koi office students, faculty, and administration. NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, Box 234BG. Kentfworth, NJ 07033(908) 276-0996. available. 7:00 am-900 am. and 230 Call 353-0381 -Promote significant student input in efl aca- p.m.-4:30 p.m Route starts in Northern Wood 12.50 dermc issues County. Salary $6 S0-$7.44/hr based on expe- PIZZAS j Applications available in SO GYMNASTICS POSITIONS- rience ($6.50 hour for hrst 90 days of employ- 2 Orders DovkHJones 404 Student Services Coachi rip/Program Directing In prestigious ment). Sick, vacation, personal leave benefits. Deadline: Jan. 26 at 5:00 p.m. children's summer camps in NY. PA and New H-gh school diploma or equivalent required. Of Yor^iVWrnnotiii GET INVOLVED Application deadline Is 1/30/96 Application England. Be available 6/18-6/16 Top facili- 8REA0STICKS ■ %0 Limit! M AMow Mneatoen VUCM ot OSU ties Free room, board, travel Top salaries. may be obtained at the Wood Lane School. En- »Jone«*rMJ«pa^SaTp^Mlns-#l»5 USG ' USG * USG ' USG Call Artene: l 800 443 6428. 516-433-6033. trance B. 11160 E. Gypsy Ln. Rd„ Bowhng s AK-47 Choose from over 30 campsl Green.8 00am 4 30pm EOE. 4.00 GOOD AT ALL PARTICIPATING , rtfOMrmriat LOCATIONS EHtvOMMI 10 Umo,OWo Pre Super Bowl Special on SAT JAN 27th Mozzarella Free Delivery I Chetseiucks s 352-5166 I Two - Foot Party Sub 5.00 Coupon Not Needed I (Reg $12.00) $9.95 Good Thru 1/31/SS ' ^enede„ Order by Fri Jan 26th 0i Call for Details! Mon - Sat 11:00a.m. (open) 352-4663 Sun CLOSED pBrtij •*t« aod S _ BG't Most Awwd Winning Piai _ HOM€ FlllCON HOCK6V FRIDRV VS. MIRAAI/SnTURDnV VS. MICHIGRN ^ STUDENTS, HSSURE VOURSELF OF (WMISSION FOR SRTURDRVS GRME...PICKUP TICKET NOW! f^Htasi II you're a high-energy, go-getter with restaurant experience, preferably in pizza, take this opportunity to join the nation's tastesl growing pizza company. We otter a competitive salary; stock option; heath, dental, disability, and life insurances available to qualified applicants; bonuses; training; and opportunities for advancement Please send resume to: 826 S. Main St., BG (next to Big Lots) Equal Oppoitunity Employer