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Friday, October 20,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 32 USG will dicuss aid cuts with Bootscootin' secretary Jay Young • Line dancing popular inBG The BC News John Wen/el The BC News President Clinton and Univer- sity students will be in Columbus While techno and alternative today at the Midwest Economic music may rule some area Conference. dance bars, one local estab- Members of the Undergradu- lishment offers patrons dance ate Student steps such as the boot scoot, Government the electric slide and slappln' will travel to leather. the Ohio State Mark's Pizza Pub, 532 E. campus to Wooster St., features country voice their music and line dancing every support of Tuesday and Friday from 9 maintaining p.m. to 2 a.m. federal finan- Owner John Kashdn said al- cial aid pro- though this is the fourth year grams. Clinton Mark's has been offering a Marc Ross, country night, it's still as popu- USG cabinet member, said they lar as ever if not more. will present Education Secretary "It started out being a big Richard Riley with a petition night, and it hasn't really signed by University students. slowed down too much," he "We're going to meet with Sec- said. "Country music is more retary Riley at eleven to talk popular now, and it's not just about the student perspective the college age. It's across the and how we are concerned about board." these cuts," Ross said. Senior nursing major Jimmy Ruth Gerstner, Ohio State Uni- Blake said he thinks line danc- versity news service director, ing is a perfect icebreaker with said the event was called by Clin- members of the opposite sex. ton. She said the president will "I'm kind of nervous around meet with business and commu- girls, but when I start line- nity leaders from nine mid- dancing, I'm on the same level western states to discuss topics as everybody else," Blake said. involving the regional economy "I wish they had line dancing Line dancing to country music has become popular in Bowling Green. every Tuesday and Friday in Bowling Green, while Armadillo'. and education. every night." According to local bar owner John Kashdn, It's still as popular as ever and Nashville's offer the entertainment in Toledo. The conference is the third in a After a rough week, Blake if not more. Mark's Pizza Pub features country music and line dancing series. Gerstner said they have said an evening of line dancing all been at universities. tends to melt his worries away. [the music] just takes over my think line dancing is the best crowd of "regulars" who fre- he goes to country nights at "It's just so soothing and body," he said. "That's just got way to meet people. quent the bar's country nights. Mark's because of the type of "He wanted to hold them all at fun," Blake said. "I always like to be about the finest feeling in "The only true way to meet "There's definitely the peo- people there. universities to empnasize the to get dressed up real nice. I the world." people is to find out who they ple that only come in on Tues- "You get to meet people that importance of higher education shine my boots and wear my Junior philosophy major Ce- are inside, not by how well they day because it's country enjoy the same music as you in the economy," Gerstner said. best jeans." cilia Klnison said although she can dance," she said. night." he said. and actually appreciate it," Following the conference, Clin- "Sometimes I forget how to likes the atmosphere at Mark's Mark's employee Ryan Freshman computer science Masonbrink said. "It's kind of a ton will give a speech outside the dance, but then the spirit of on country nights, she does not Woods said there is definitely a major Brent Masonbrink said mild crowd." OSU Union. 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However, few see what AVxWW******* happens behind the scenes. \ X X X X X X X *******. Some candidates, students and * / * * * * * professors said that they believe \ \ \ \ \ s \ * * * * * * * ******* \ , ******* X X X X X X X \ BGSU student there may be ethical problems «* ' ** ' * •* ' with the process and regulations X X X X X X X x x * \ % \ Kxxxxxxx ******* that guide it. V *******x x x X > X rvV/\v,v\*t*****\ »:««'******* Before the voting begins there reports rape Is a process planned by the Uni- 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 versity Activities Organization in source. University archive; Jay Young back," Boutelle said. "As she order to cut the number of con- view from the applications based women have not been a part of The BC News gave directions and turned tenders down to size. The first dates. around to point, she was grabbed part of the process Includes a de- Some questions in the home- on their student involvement, the homecoming process, said Kim Mennega, a candidate for A University student reported into the car." tailed application that requires coming application include: their creative essay answers and she was raped Wednesday even- "Why are you considered an out- their GPA queen. According to a campus police students to recycle their resumes ing while walking to Harshman report, the woman was taken into and answer three essay questions standing student here at BGSU?" "Some of the interview ques- "I think that is an inappro- priate question," said Ed Whip- Quadrangle from the Jerome Li- the car around the Delta Upsllon in SO words or less. and "What does being the 1995 tions were cheesy, but I think brary. House. Homecoming King/Queen mean they made it that way to make it pie, vice president for Student "I was surprised how extensive Clifton Boutelle, University Boutelle said the woman was the application was but, I can un- to you?" and "What is the role of more relaxed," Homecoming Affairs. Many of the Interviewees said Public Relations director, said held at the bottom of the car derstand why. Homecoming king the King and Queen?" king candidate Joe Woods said. the woman stopped to give direc- If the applicant makes the Other questions have been one question in particular caught while they left the area Is an honor of a high-calibre stu- tions to two men in an old brown "They drove for a short dis- "first cuts" they proceed on to a deemed inappropriate. One ques- them off guard: "What seven dent," said Jeff Stefancic, Un- car. tance - It wasn't that far," Boute- dergraduate Student Govern- panel of interviewers who are se- tion that has been asked of some items would you place in a time "It had two occupants, one In ment president. Stefancic one of lected by UAO. Fifteen males and women in the interview is why the front seat and one in the the top 10 homecoming candi- IS females are selected to inter- they believe larger than average See HOMECOMING, page five. See«APf,p«f«nW
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The BG News page two Friday, October 20,1995 The BG News Jesus would redistrict "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" '"The redcoats are coming!" "I'll see what I can do." mas. "How about J.C and The And Ward four opted for the "The redcoats are coming!" God pulled some strings with Boys Sing the Hand-Washin' "J.C and the Boys" title. There was a time when this the Holy Spirit. And before I Blues?" "So even though a majority of Leah Barnum Jim Vickers phrase struck fear In the hearts knew it, Jesus was plowing into "That Thomas was always people wanted "The Bible,' the editor-in-chief managing editor and minds of good citizens ever- another pleasing parable. causing trouble," I observed. notebook folks won because they ywhere. Troops were rallied. Tea "After a hard day of fishing, "I know, this is when the meet- had the most ward votes," I said, was tossed. And bad guys were carpentry and preaching the ing started to get really hairy," stunned Dawn Keller Larry Hannan tarred and feathered. damnation of everyone who was Christ replied. news editor assistant managing editor "No taxation without repre- different than us, we all got "Howzabout making it into a sentation," came the cry from together for the last luncheon," notepad with different doodles Meanwhile, our fair the masses. Jesus began. from your double-healing trial," Aaron Gray Robin Coe And now every early Novem- "I thought it was the last sup- offered James the Less. "The city has an unfair city editor editorial editor ber, there's an equally frighten- per," I interjected. "And aren't kids would go wild for it!" system of ing slogan that worms its way you guys supposed to love every- "That's a stupid idea," argued into our local conscience. "The body?" James the Greater. representation. Now elections are coming! The elec- "You always have to upstage generally, I care less tions are coming!" me!" griped the Lesser. about local politics Local candidates run races. "Well, aren't you just 'Mister Signs are erected. Debates are the bread is half leavened,'" shot than Susan Smith held. back the Greater, once again E.A.R. to the proving his superiority. cares for the movie But now the cry rising up across the countryside sounds "Gosh, I didnt know the Sav- "Annie." more like, "Did you hear who's ior's meetings got so rowdy," I on this year's Lollapalooza tour?" observed, thinking that maybe I Ground... Meanwhile, our fair city has an should just abandon the whole "Bingo," he cried, making yet unfair system of representation. Ward One theme for more of a another bad pun. Now generally, I care less about free-wheeling Jesus bull session. "So what did you do?" After decades of waiting and watching while the local politics than Susan Smith I could get it printed on a T-shirt, "Simple," Jesus replied. "We Cavs and Browns continually choked in the cares for the movie "Annie." wear it to class and they would be redistricted." Okay, granted, city playoffs, the Indians have finally broken through and But after a few drinks with one talking about me for weeks. council meetings are not the made it to the main event. of the candidates, I'm convinced Nan. word of God. Hell, If it were up to Admittedly, they haven't won the whole thing yet, but it's actually somewhat important. "So we took a vote," Christ con- them, they'd probably delay the they actually got to the World Series for the first time in Not exactly interesting, but im- peiffer tinued. "We were always demo- naming all summer long, blame it 41 years. The Cavs have never gotten to the NBA cham- portant none the less. cratic. We had four wards: James on ODOT, and end up naming it ... pionship, and the Browns have never gotten to the Super I needed to think of a way to the Less, James the Greater, I dont know ... J.C. and the Boys make local politics interesting. I Matthew, Mark, Luke and John Sing the Thurstin Avenue Blues. Bowl. turned to God for help. "Sorry, I was reading the gos- were all grouped In Ward One. I guess the point is our current Enjoy this winning while it lasts, history suggests it "Hey, remember me?" I asked, pel according to Pat Buchanan. Peter and Andrew spent time in Ward system isn't fair. And that may not happen again for a long time. hopefully. "I need something to Anyway,at my last meal I ad- Ward Two. Tom and Phil fell into should bother us. We should care. motivate the people. I need a res- dressed the apostles: Ward Three. Bart and the other We should vote. • ** urrection, I need some interest, I 'We must come together and guy whom the Fact Line couldn't And I should stop depending on need a shiny new golden calf." write my legacy so all can re- tell me his name, were in Ward divine intervention to finish my Earlier this week the Million Man March was held in "Peiffer, go away I'm tired," member. This text will include Four." columns. Washington. Or at least it was called the Million Man God complained. "That Phil books summarizing my teachings "Well that doesn't seem fair," I Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- March. According to the government only about 400,000 Gramm goon keeps me up all and life work for all future gen- observed. umnist for The BG News. Ques- people showed up. night Talk to the boy." erations,' God's kid preached. "A lesson I would soon learn, tions, comments and concerns "All right," I said, hoping Jesus This manual will be called the my friend," Jesus replied. can be sent to jpei- Some students seem to think there were over two mil- In the final tally, Ward One lion people there. We weren't at the march, so we can't might offer some insight. "Do Bible.' [email protected]. He would you think he could tell me a par- A hush fell over the room. voted for "The Bible." like to thank Frieda Falcon for really say for sure, although it was probably somewhere able? He's so good at that sort of "Do you really think we should Wards Two and Three weighed the gum. between the two counts. thing." call It The Bible'?" asked Tho- in with the notebook idea. *** Normally we try not to write anything that urges stu- ,-ffaAifarWftwr &i* dents to get involved in something (just kidding), but HAM. LOGICS L|K,e A UST we'll make an exception for Homecoming. OF LAST A/AMtTS. MOST Bfc First off, Homecoming is a chance for the campus to THfc C0MT6ST come together in a common activity. It is rare that the cesuLTs campus gets to do that so it's a good idea to take part when it does happen. Second, it is a good chance to see people who have at- tended the University before us, both people who gradu- ated a year or so ago and people who graduated decades ago. So go the game tomorrow and have fun, if were lucky, we'll win the game. Also, the game starts at 12:30p.m., not 1:00 p.m. *** Another opportunity to support Falcon athletics this weekend is the hockey game vs. Michigan State, Satur- day at 7 p.m. As of press time Thursday night, 2,000 tick- women with whom I work. I also der The News think so. birth. Rather than honor the im- ets were still left for the game. This is a sad commentary Police reports question the necessity of printing If the staff of The News is pre- munity of noncombatants, it has on the state of hockey support here in BG. All of those exact quotes from police reports. paring themselves for a career deliberately targeted them. It tickets should be sold, considering Michigan State is one not humorous One such example: a female stu- with such bastions of integrity as has employed poisonous of our top rivals. Support Falcon athletics -• all of them - dent received sexually explicit the National Enquirer of theNew weapons, refusal of quarter and and let's fill the arena Saturday night! This school year. The News has harassing phone calls. The News Your Post, then they are doing a live dismemberment of the un- taken It upon itself to inject its felt the need to print what the fine job. If not, they should listen armed target population, even own brand of humor in the police caller said in his idiotic conver- closer to their professors and ad- subjecting them to experi- Copyright O 1995 by The BO News. Reprinting of any material blotter. You should know, first, sation. This allows every imma- visors from whom they are sup- mentation, in contravention of in this publication without permission of The BG News is strictly that a representative of The ture reader of your paper an op- posed to be learning how to re- the laws of war and all interna- prohibited. News comes to the campus police portunity at sophomoric humor port facts in an impartial man- tional standards for the treat- The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 station and reads polic reports (if at the expense of the victim. Re- ner. If our students are being ment of prisoners. It has violated and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in you have made a report and are ceiving any kind of prank call is, taught tabloid journalism, "Just War" principles, including the summer. not wild about the idea that a 'at best, a nuisance. Most victims however, I would have to ques- just cause, last resort, propor- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the complete stranger Is reading it, of calls that are sexual and/or tion the motivation and ethics of tionality and competent authori- sorry, but certain laws prohibit threatening in nature are upset student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions the journalism department. ty by placing the decision for a us from not allowing anyone to and frightened by it. For them to Do us a favor The News, please expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those death-dealing act, grotesquely view them). These reports are find that the campus newspaper show some maturity and sensitiv- ofTheBGNews. disproportionate to the ends written in a sterile, matter-of- finds their situation humorous ity to people whose situations are usually sought, in the hands of Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, fact manner, as polic reports only serves to further humiliate not funny. As it is, you are mak- the frequently ill-informed, dis- typed and include the writers name, phone number and University aren't meant for anything but to and demean them. ing a mockery of your slogan traught and underage. Its affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and document facts for informational The fact of the matter is; crime ("Celebrating 75 years of excel- rationalization on the basis of so- all letters. purposes. What you read In the and personal injury simply are lence"), and embarrassing your- called hard cases has reduced the The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any blotterThe Newt prints (In its not funny. I have never found the selves. vast majority of those slaugh- errors in stories or photograph subscriptions. humorous fashion) is not what humor in listening to a young tered to collateral damage at was contained in the police re- lady describe to me the conver- Shawn Miller rates that would be morally hor- port. Our police reports do not sation she had to endure with rendous if practiced by the mili- Indicate that we found humor in some sick individual who decided Patrolman Campus Police tary. The BG News Staff the misfortunes of other. We to victimize her with his perver- What Is it about unborn babies don't sions. Nor have I found that suspends every ethical con- photography editor Kelly Rigo Consider, a student falls out of humorous, any situation in which Abortion war sideration? Is it the lack of any co-sports editor Scott Brown bed and Is injured to the point of a student (or any person) has non-violent alternative for re- co-sports editor Patrick Murphy being taken to the hospital. The been injured to the point of need- rages forward taining control that justifies all assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi News finds this funny and refers ing medical care. Would these manner of barbarism? to the student as a "floor finder". situations be funny If It were assistant city editor Joe Boyle Alfred Lemmo Would it have been funny if the your mother, sister, or girlfriend The recent fiftieth anniversar- Rochelle Slosser Dearborn, Michigan graphics editor student was epileptic and fell as a being harassed over the phone? ies of the atomic bombings Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowiki result of an uncontrollable sei- Would you see the humor In prompted debates about the eth- Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple zure? Assuming no medical con- learning a friend, or loved one, ics of warfare. Meanwhile, copy chief Kristin Stadum dition caused the incident, are in- was hurt and had to be taken to America's war on prenatal chil- CORRECTION Anna Wahrman the hospital. Perhaps I am overly assistant copy chief juries funny? If so, then the next dren raged on unabated, rou- The News incorrectly re- special projects editor Amy Johnson poor farmer who loses a limb sensitive. Maybe the juvenlllstic tinely trashing every ethical ported that the World Stu- manner In whlchThe News treats assistant special projects editor Jim Barker while operating heavy machine- principle. It has consisted exclu- dent Association sponsored ry will be hilarious! The refer- these subjects really Is funny, sively of literally surgical first a program on Oct 17. The 204 West Hall ence made to the contents of a and I simply don't get it Maybe. I stikes against the totally inno- program took place on Oct Bowling Green State University vending machine In a women's doubt, though, that the people cent and helpless, intended to 13.Tbe News regrets the restroom that was broken into who have made police reports preempt the recognition and error. 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COLO .YA -■■'.-■• cow .vic.'rf «■- *IAW rsroAus *i/**rs ■«*> c* SLMV »* QOLOV ciO-'W homecoming king and queen for Campus this year will be announced. "Crease" showing o The 1978 f ilm "Grease* will be s showing in 01 scamp Hall this ^ '"" weekend. The film, which was one of the last succesful musical, live action films starred John Travolta, Olivia Newton John and Stockard Channing. The film will be showing at 8:00,10:00 and midnight. Admis- sion is $2. Homecoming Homecoming events will be ongoing both today and University Professor to tomorrow. Tonight, there will be conduct performance a step-show in the Union ball- Emily Freeman Brown will room beginning at 9:00 p.m. Tick- conduct the Eastman Philhar- ets are still available at the Stu- monia in the world premiere per- dent Activities Office on the third formance of an orchestral work floor of the Union. The event is by Composer Augusta Read cosponsored by the National Pan Thomas on Oct. 27 at the Eastman Hellenic Council. School of Music in Rochester, On Saturday, the football team N.Y. will play at 1 p.m. against Toledo Eric Albrccht/AP Photo at Doyt L. Perry stadium. Before Freeman Brown is the director the game and during the first half of orchestra activities at the Uni- Eric Rletenback, S, jumps out of the way of a grasshopper his stroll around their neighborhood when Eric spotted the gras- there will be a coin collection versity College of Musical Arts mom Tamie was showing him as it flew out of her hand. Taml, shopper. held. and conductor of the University along with her other son Sam, 14 months, were out for a morning At half time of the game the Phil harmonica. Clinton "proud" of news conference he called to de- Last year, new-and used-car he returned after a one-day wal- etc. etc." spokeswoman, Marleah Leslie. liver a broad critique of the Re- sales topped the list, followed by kout today and publicists for both Daily Variety said Roseanne in- ABC has declined to comment. 1993 budget publican congressional agenda. home improvement companies, said they'd stick with their ABC tended to walk off the show after The actress-comedian has WASHINGTON - Trying to "My mother once said I should auto repairs, mail order com- series. her bid to fire executive pro- already said she intends this calm a political storm, President never give a talk after 7 o'clock at panies and telemarketing. A dispute between the gum- ducer Eric Gilliland was stymied eighth season of "Roseanne" to Clinton today said he was "very night, especially if I'm tired," "These are bread-and-butter chomping, wise-cracking star of by production company Carsey- be its last. proud" of his 1993 budget and did Clinton said. "And she certainly issues. These are things that con- "Roseanne" and her executive WernerCo. not mean to impugn Democrats turned out to be right." sumers do all the time," Grant producer had reportedly led to Deer attacks two men who voted for it by saying he said. "That's one reason there are her threat to quit and Goodman's The trade paper said Wednes- CANTON, Ohio - One man was wished it hadn't raised taxes so More than 622,000 so many complaints." absence from work Wednesday. day that Roseanne wanted Gilli- killed and another injured when much. Consumers lose an estimated Goodman publicist Stan Rosen- land fired because he signed a they were attacked by a deer, the. people call for help $40 billion to fraud yearly, offi- WASHINGTON - Six Arizona field said today his client was production deal with Twentieth Stark County sheriffs depart- cials say. staying with the show. Roseanne Century Fox Television and Car- ment said. women who bought devices that Stephen Brobeck, executive di- purportedly simulate dolphin already had denied the Daily Va- sey-Werner objected to the fir- rector of the consumer fed- riety report that she threatened ing, concerned turmoil on the set Danny Ball, 43, and James brain-wave activity to help rid eration, said cuts at consumer people of disease weren't the only to leave. would worsen without him. Hyde, 60, were checking the protection agencies nationwide, fence on a deer enclosure on consumers swindled last year. including in Detroit and the Dis- "I don't know where they got More than 40 state, county and Ball's land Wednesday when they trict of Columbia, were short- that story," Roseanne said in a were attacked by a buck, Sheriff city consumer protection agen- sighted. statement Wednesday. "I'm back cies said they handled more than Bruce Umpleby said. Forty-one agencies responding at work and this is the best year The men were unable to escape 622,000 calls for help in 1994, to the joint survey recovered of the 'Roseanne' show ever." compared with 546,000 requests until a neighbor who spotted the more than $41.7 million in re- She had no comment on Varie- attack shot and killed the animal, for assistance in 1993, advocacy funds, replacements, repairs and ty's report that Goodman was fi- Umpleby said. groups said Thursday. billing adjustments for con- nally fed up with turmoil on the Most complaints were about "I did not mean to do that. I ac- sumers in 1994, Grant said. set and threatened to leave. Ball, who raised deer on his cept responsibility for that," used-car sales, followed by home "The agencies more than pay improvement and construction, land, was gored several times and' Clinton said. "It was the right for themselves," Brobeck said. The New York Times reported was pronounced dead at Timken . thing to do." auto repairs, new-car sales and An informed consumer is the telemarketing, said Susan Grant, today that Goodman was already Mercy Medical Center in Canton. During a Texas fund-raiser best defense against fraud, he gone. A source told The Associ- Hyde was treated at Aultman Tuesday night, Clinton said he executive director of the said, adding that people should National Association of Con- "John Goodman is at work to- ated Press that Goodman did not Hospital and released. agreed with critics who said the buy products by phone only when day," Rosenfield said. "He will be show up for work Wednesday. Deer are ordinarily docile but " tax increase in his 1993 budget sumer Agency Administrators. they've placed the call and hang there tomorrow, and the day Landlord-tenant disputes, mail Roseanne was on the set can become very aggressive dur- • package was too big. Clinton said up on sellers who call out of the after that and the day after that, Wednesday and today, said her ing mating season, Umpleby said. he had to do so, however, to keep fraud, sales and repairs of ap- blue. Democratic support for the pliances, contests and mail-order package because no Republicans problems completed the fourth Roseanne, Goodman would vote for it. annual top-10 list of the most fre- Republicans gleefully seized on quent consumer complaints. The work out problems THE "BATTLE OF NORTHWEST OHIO!" the comment as evidence Clinton project is a joint effort of the as- LOS ANGELOS - Roseanne and was retreating from his own poli- sociation and the Consumer Fed- co-star John Goodman have ap- cy, and abandoning the Demo- eration of America. parently kissed and made up, as crats who cast risky votes in favor of the budget. Stunned Democrats criticized Clinton for seemingly repudiating his own budget. So today, Clinton found himself explaining his tax comments at a [CENTER FOR CHOICE Confidential'Health Care For Women Student fee Abortion through 20 weeks Morning after treatment Caring friend or relative allowed for personal support 16 N.Huron Toledo, OH 43604 1-800-589-6005 HOM€ FALCON FOOTBALL VS. TOLCDO TOMORROW 12:30 PM! THC "nnrru OF NORTHW«T OHIO" YOU nne TH€ 12TH MRNM 1 Campus The BG News -page four Friday, October 20, 1995 USG takes Editor to get alumni award Heather Cvengrot enjoy getting involved again." The BC News Walton said he is honored to "Some [alumni] get involved in one area but receive the unexpected reward. Walton has been active in a wide range of "It means a lot to me --1 think part in it is worthwhile for alumni to Thomas Walton, editor of The Blade, will receive the Alumni programs. He is greatly appreciated/or the remain active," he said. Service Award from the Univer- many things he has done to make alumni and Walton, a current member of sity Alumni Association during University events and programs successful." the BGSU Foundation Inc. Board conference Homecoming pre-game cere- of Trustees, served as president monies Satur- and member of the Alumni Asso- ciation Board of Trustees as well Geneil Pavellch "We brought up the concern day. Larry Weiss The BC News for proposed student aid The award as several alumni committees. cuts," Ross said. honors Univer- director of alumni affairs Walton has made many guest He also said there should be sity graduates appearances on campus. During Members from the Under- other options than cutting stu- who have de- lations and director of alumni af- alumni and University events the past year he was master of graduate Student Government dent aid. voted effort fairs, said Walton has made many and programs successful." ceremonies for the Department traveled to Washington D.C. "We understand that the and time on be- contributions to the University. Walton said moving back to of Journalism reunion and the this past weekend to partici- budget needs to be balanced, half of the "Some [alumni] get Involved In Ohio in 1988 enabled him and his farewell dinner for retiring Uni- iik family to renew their in- versity President Paul Olscamp. pate in a conference for the but there are other ways to do Alumni Asso- Walton one area but Walton has been ac- National As- It without affecting students," ciation and the tive in a wide range of pro- volvement with the University. Walton was also the speaker sociation of Ross said. University. grams," Weiss said. "He is great- "The community and Universi- during summer commencement Students for Ross said the current pro- Larry Weiss, associate vice ly appreciated for the many ty service is fulfilling and re- ceremonies in 1993 and has been Higher Edu- posals could hurt students by president for University re- things he has done to make warding," Walton said. "I really a part-time journalism instructor. cation. making it necessary to get Jeff Ste- more loans to be able to attend fanclc, USG school and possibly making it president, too expensive for some stu- said the con- dents. Quartet spends week in BG ference's Stefancic said it is impor- purpose was tant for students to voice their the group during a television chamber music to interact with ceremony at the White House. to lobby for concerns to their representa- Jay Young interview. Interested In having our whole community in a varie- Porter helped make arrange- educational policies. tives. The BC News them visit the University, Porter ty of ways," Porter said. "Parti- ments for the group to attend the He said the members from "We want to give as much spoke with 'he quartet. cularly for music students, I like Sept. 28 ceremony. USG met with congress mem- student input as possible," he "One of the things that attrac- to say it provides a yard stick by "Then, after how many bers, senators, and members said. When University President ted us to the project was that which students can measure thousands of years, peace breaks of the Department of Educa- He also said students need Sidney Ribeau visited the White when I talked to them about com- their own work and progress." out in the Middle East and the tion on Oct. 13 and Oct. 16 to House last month it was the Ylng ing, so many groups want to do Alan Smith, profesor in the Col- ceremony gets changed from brainstorm ideas on the im- Quartet that provided the oppor- one concert get their check and lege of Musical Arts, said having Thursday to Friday," Porter said. portance of education. "USG needs to have tunity. go home," Porter said. "This a chance to work with profes- Again, Porter assisted in ar- "USG needs to have a voice a voice at the An interna- group said'We'd really like to sionals offers students a rare op- ranging the new trip. White at the national level," Stefan- tionally recog- come and spend some time in portunity. House officials expressed their cic said. national level." nized group, your community." "It kind of inspires them to appreciation to the University by Stefancic said it was impor- Jeff Stefancic the Ying Quar- Porter said the quartet partici- work harder and to practice inviting a representative from tet was at the pated in about 14 different activi- harder," Smith said. "It shows tant to educate the different USG president the institution. people they talked to how stu- University last ties while on the campus. Private them that there are people that Ribeau accompanied the quar- dents really feel about the is- month for a one lessons were given to honor stu- are just a couple of years older tet to the White House ceremony sues. to realize that they can make a week resi- dents and the group performed than they are making a living out and a performance they taped for dence. Marc Ross, USG cabinet difference if they voice their around the area. He said the of it and it inspires them." National Public Radio. member and director of legis- opinions to representatives. Martin quartet provided the community Porter, direc- lative affairs for the national with a special opportunity. Near the end of their stay at executive board of NASHE, Also during the weekend, tor of the Col- the University, the Office of the The quartet consists of siblings agreed that the trip was a good there were workshops for the lege of Musical Arts Concert Of- The whole emphasis behind the First Lady invited the quartet to David, Timothy, Phillip and Janet opportunity to meet and talk participants to attend and they fice, said he first learned about project was to get classical play at the Medal of Freedom Ying. with senators and state repre- worked on trying to establish sentatives. a platform for NASHE. Migraines common for students Looking For Wellness Consultants Jennifer Schab adolescents and young adults in- the prior year had never consul- graine Is a very specific type of The BG News dicated an average of 77.8 per- ted a physician about their head- headache. cent of women and S7.8 percent aches. A typical migraine suf- A college student's lifestyle, Make The Wellness Millions of people suffer from of men between the ages of 18 ferer waits an average of three according to Hicks, can aggra- migraines, and they often are not and 29 reported their most recent and a half years before consult- vate people who are prone to suf- Connection aware that they have them. headache occurred within four ing a doctor for treatment for fer from migraines. weeks of participating in the their headaches. "Either you suffer from mi- College and university stu- study. dents should be aware of mi- Dr. James Kettinger, M.D. at graines or you don't,'" Hicks said. The Center for Wellness & Prevention is looking for Unfortunately, Solomon said, To prevent the occurence of graine symptoms because their many migraines are passed off as the Student Health Center said energetic students who are interested in gaining age group represents a time he sees about three to five stu- migraines, it is recommended to experience in the following fields: headaches and never receive the get regular exercise, have regu- when their lives have factors that attention they should. dents suffering from migraines a can "trigger" migraine attacks, week. The majority of these lar sleep patterns and eat a Psychology said Dr. Glen Solomon, head of Studies show that an average patients, he said, are on medica- healthy diet. Hicks said. the Section of Headache at the of 85 percent of men and 68 per- tion for chronic migraines, but Foods such as chocolate, alco- Nutrition Cleveland Clinic Foundation. cent of women who reported the acute migraine patients are hol, cheese, hot dogs and bacon Communications A study of headaches among having one or more headaches in often quite severe. are potential migraine "trig- Health and Human Services "It's the end of the world to gers," along with stress and poor them," Kettinger said. health habits. Hicks said. Health Promotion Dr. Carol Hicks, M.D. at Wood There are also very effective County Hospital, treats about 10 medicines that can be prescribed APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE \CphiamouuCptuto migraine patients a week. if needed, Kettinger said. Imi- | in your residence hall, Student Rec Center and at the Hicks said it is important for trex, a self-administered medica- Center for Wellness & Prevention. 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Tyson said drawing new cus- Three young men walk into tomers is vital to surviving in the Mike's Party Mart, 1004 South goods store share space sporting goods business. Main Street, and start to browse. "The sporting goods business The shortest of the group, Party Mart isn't just a conven- fishing," Tyson said. "My father is very high-risk," he said. "It's ■ Kendall O'Kenka, 995 S. ience store - it doubles as a has been indicted on charges dressed in army surplus camo used to run a charter boat service seasonal - a lot of it depends on Main St, has been indicted on of corrupting a minor. pants and a Carhardt jacket, per- sporting goods store, and both on Lake Erie. What I've done is to what the hunting is like and how charges of theft. Bailey allegedly engaged in uses the pop cooler. Another is businesses share the same space incorporate my own hobby into a many hunters you can draw. And looking at magazines. The third, and the same ownership. sexual conduct with a female business. The sporting goods are you've got to buy in quantity. under the age of 16. looking worried, sidles up to the Crossbows and fishing poles just an extension of my home Buying quality products costs O'Kenka allegedly stole $261.85 from a MidAm Bank man behind the counter. are flanked by coolers and snack life." you good money." "Hey Mike," the young man foods. An entire shelf is dedicat- Tyson is a graduate of Owens on July 6. O'Kenka has a prior ■ Paul Ray Johnson, 99 E. says. "One of the arms on my ed to pictures of trophy deer tak- Technical college and holds an Staying afloat in the sporting theft conviction in Wood Ashery St. in Genoa, has been County. bow is crooked. Do you think that en in Wood, Lucas and Hancock associate degree in marketing. goods business also means deal- indicted on two counts of traf- it's going to hurt the way it counties. At 19, he managed a Stop and Go ing with the competition. The ficking in marijuana. shoots?" The store functions as an offi- convenience store In Worthing- best way to compete with larger ■ Theodore E. Hall, an in- "Do you have it with you?" cial deer checking station during ton, a Columbus suburb. retailers such as Wal-Mart and mate of the Wood County Jus- According to police reports, asks Mike. the hunting season. A monthly Tyson made his move to Bowl- Kmart is to establish a core of tice Center, has been indicted Johnson allegedly attempted The young man nods. "It's in trophy buck contest is held for ing Green in 1976, renting out the regulars and treat them well, Ty- on two counts of assaulting a to sell marijuana to under- the car." those who buy their licenses and Main Street building previously son said. peace officer. cover police officers. "Bring it in and I'll have a look deer tags at the store. occupied by Pagliai's Pizza. Ty- "I've got to put on a happy face at it," Mike says. Mike Tyson, owner and man- son's stores have remained in the every day for the customers," Hall allegedly fought with ■ George W. Flnney Jr., 840 After a quick inspection, Mike ager of Mike's Party Mart and Main Street locale for 19 years. Tyson said. "Suppose one day I two guards on Sept. 30 while Sixth St., has been indicted on gives the young man some good Mikes' Sporting Goods, said the Hunting and fishing contests don't feel like talking to you, or I they were escorting him two counts of trafficking in news. idea of having a convenience are an important part of Tyson's don't feel like waiting on you. So through the facility. marijuana. "If its shooting all right, I store and sporting goods store business philosophy. According I let you wait. wouldn't worry about it," he says. under the same roof stems from to Tyson, the contests are a way "You can always just go to the Finney allegedly sold or at- It isn't every day someone his own hunting and fishing of generating new business. other guy's store, so I have to ■ Marcus Bailey, an inmate tempted to sell marijuana on brings a compound bow into a background. "It's really stimulated the treat everyone equally well," he in Allegan Jail in Michigan, May 31 and June 22. convenience store. But Mike's "I grew up with hunting and sales," Tyson said. "I think the said. RAPF Continued from page one. lie said. "They ended up in a dark 1-75 heists may be connected and remote area where she was reportedly raped by one of the occupants of the car." Aaron Gray man filled out an application for The same suspect may have looks like he may have been hit- Barbara Waddell, public in- The BC News a delivery driver position and also committed two similar rob- ting towns along 1-75." formation officer for University then proceeded to rob the restau- beries in the past several days, The suspect is described as a Public Safety, said the driver of The same man who robbed a rant, Perrysburg Police Lt. Nel- Evans said. A Little Caesars in thin, dark-haired, 35-40-year-old, the car allegedly raped the wom- Bowling Green pizza shop may son Evans said. white male weighing about 130 an. The driver is described as a be responsible for at least three The robber then ordered the Troy was robbed Saturday and a pounds. muscular white male with dark other Ohio robberies since Sat- manager to go into the restau- Subway in Vandal ia was robbed medium length hair. He was urday, according to police. rant's cooler and stay there for Sunday. At the time of the Bowling wearing blue jeans and a dark A Little Caesars restaurant in five minutes. In the Bowling Both towns are located along Green robbery, the man was Perrysburg was robbed Wednes- Green robbery, the man ordered Interstate 75 just north of Day- wearing a light gray t-shirt Sketch coutlciy of I hr Bo» ling Gran colored Polo shirt. Polio Diviilon The passenger is described as day morning by a man matching two employees to enter a cooler. ton. underneath a blue denim shirt, the description of the person who In both cases, the robber was blue jeans, a dark blue baseball The suspect is described as a a thin white male with no facial thin, dark-haired, 35-40-year-old, hair. He was wearing a flannel robbed Little Caesars, 112 S. inside the restaurant for several "It sounds like the same guy cap and dark sunglasses. He was Mercer Road, Monday evening. minutes before committing the may have committed all four of white male weighing about 130 long-sleeve shirt and a Cleveland unshaven and reportedly spoke pounds. Indians baseball cap. In the Perrysburg robbery, a crime. these robberies," Evans said. "It with a southern accent. The car Is described as a large, older model four-door car with a HOMECOMING tan ulterior and a loud exhaust. Continued from page one. viewing me," said Stacy Sprung, process is turned over to the stu- ty. This year there is one king first step of the application pro- Waddell said it is important for who was among the top 15 candi- dent body. Some candidates de- candidate from UAO and one cess, because it is a situation of anyone with any information to capsule?" dates. "It may have been more cide to campaign while others do queen candidate. Last year's UAO members deciding the fate contact the campus police at "I did not know what to think effective if everyone had the not. Although some question the queen, Mollie Monahan, was in- of other UAO members. about the seven items in a bottle 372-2346 at any time in the day. same judges." ethics of campaigning, it was al- volved with UAO- "It's clearly dubious," Kline question because there is no way Sprung said she knows of other lowed by the homecoming com- Some question whether this in- said. "I'm not saying that the "We're asking anyone to call us I could narrow my life down into women candidates who had mittee until 5 p.m. last Friday. fluences the process of selection, people in charge are in question, with information if they saw or seven items," queen candidate interpersonal communications Whipple said it is UAO's de- and whether UAO members but an institution set up like this heard anything, regardless of Kim Hess said. Professer R.K. Tucker interview- cision whether or not to allow should be allowed to enter the can clearly allow for a conflict of how trivial it might have seemed Although everyone was asked ing them while she did not. candidates to campaign, but he competition, since they organize interest" to them, it might be important to this particular question, other "Judging lasted five hours and personally believes that cam- the event. the case," Waddell said. interviews lacked consistency. trying to get three Judges to stay paigning for this type of a posi- Kline said the Homecoming "I hear a lot of people say that "My interview was 20 minutes all day is tough," said Michelle tion is inappropriate. interviewing process is not it is fixed, but we are an organi- After reporting the Incident to long with a panel of three peo- Nalepa, director of Homecoming. When UAO members run for threatened by a conflict of inter- zation, like any other, and we a resident adviser in Harshman, ple," queen candidate Jen Green After the top 10 are selected king and queen, other issues are est because outside sources are have qualified people in our or- Boutelle said the woman was said. according to the number of raised, according to Bill Kline, chosen to judge. He says there is ganization that are qualified to be taken to the Wood County Hospi- "I only had two people inter- points judges assign them, the ethics instructor at the Universi- a problem, however, with the king and queen," Nalepa said. tal and released. HOM€ FM.CON VOUCVBHU TONIGHT flND TOMORROW! FRIDA V VS. OHIO, 7:00 P.M. AND SATURDAY VS. MIAMI, 4:00 P.M. GO FALCONS!! •/■cl>vK(|)IK This Homecoming Weekend in Bowling Green athletics: HOCKEY vs. Michigan State, Saturday, 7 p.m. at BGSU Ice Arena FOOTBALL vs. Toledo Radio: WBGU-FM 88.1. WBVI-FM 96.7 at Perry Stadium, Saturday, 12:30 p.m. VOLLEYBALL home vs. Ohio (to: it, 7 p.m.), Miami (Sat.) 4 p.m. ftadlo: WBGU-FM 88.1 (James Ryan. Joeh Matt & Tony Oaverl: WFOB-AM 1430. WBVI-FM 96.7. Friday Radio: WBGU-FM 88.1 (Paul Markoff & J ica Stolttmanl Q WJYM-AM 730 (Daw Horger A Mark MUler). Telrrtalon: WTVO-TV 13 (Jeff Blanzy & Kurt Humes) SOCCER hosts Miami. Sunday, 2 p.m. Sports Weekend The BG News page six Friday, October 20,1995 BG's Johnson Bukey leads by example outshines Hobey Scott Brown The BG News Editor's note: More in-depth Baker candidate coverage of the Homecoming game against Toledo can be Pat Murphy found in the Homecoming Edi- The BC News tion inserted in today's paper. "He was always a Chad Bukey leads by exam- Falcon right wing Mike John- great player growing ple. son stepped out of a shadow last Never one to be outspoken, season. A shadow cast by 6-1,190 up, especially as he the Falcon senior offensive pound Hobey Baker finalist An- got older. Going into tackle goes about his business son Carter of Michigan State. He quietly and efficiently. His looks to creep farther out of Car- juniors, he was really anonymity keeps him one of ter's shadow when the Falcons good and I'm not the best-kept host the Spartans at the Ice surprised to see him secrets in the Arena at 7 p.m. Saturday in the M i d - league opener for BG. doing as well as he American is." Conference. Johnson, a relative league un- '•He's known when the season started, probably the tallied just two points less than Mike Johnson most con- Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- Falcon right winger sistent per- ciation First Team selection Car- former we've ter. Johnson scored 16 goals and had over the Bukey added 33 assists for 49 points years," coach while Carter scored 34 times and am not really surprised to see Gary Blackney said. "He al- had 17 assists for SI points. him doing as well as he is." ways plays at a high level of ef- "Anson Carter's a good ficiency. He's always a very But Carter's shadow was cast player," said Falcon captain and productive guy. long ago while the two were left wing Jason Clark. "Every "In his own quiet way, he's a file photo/BCSU Sporti Information growing up in Scarborough, Ont., time he's on the ice you've got to leader on this football team. He Chad Bukey (65) has been one of the most consistent offensive line performers In Falcon football his- a suburb of Toronto. known where he is and have goes about his business. He tory. Johnson said that Carter at- somebody looking after him." goes out and gets done what positives and on the things that around." pecially in games like these. tended high school just minutes needs to be done. He's not a Carter scored once and as- have been good for us." The loss of Bowers, out per- He's a senior and has great from Sir John A. McDonald High very vocal guy. He is demon- where he went. He recalled the sisted on one goal in the Spartans Many good things stick out, haps the rest of the season with leadership. He's going to lead strative, but he is demonstra- a sprained knee, has been felt times when the two meet in 5-2 win over Boston College in particularly the 1994 campaign everybody on the field even if tive in the way he does things." that saw Bukey start every by the entire team. But on the sports other than hockey. the opening round of the Great he's not playing right now." Western Freeze Out in Ingle- Bukey's accolades speak for game. Bukey, along with offensive line, his loss has left "He and Cal, before Cal got "We went to the same high wood, Calif, last weekend. MSU themselves. He has started 27 classmate and fellow All-MAC a gaping hole that has been hurt, were playing as good as school district where we played lost in the finals of the tourna- games in his career and helped lineman Cal Bowers, keyed a difficult to fill. they've ever played before," basketball against each other," ment to last season's NCAA anchor one of the most power- line that helped the Falcons set "We're a little shakey right Blackney said. "He has been Johnson said. "He's pretty good Tournament finalist Maine, 5-4. ful offenses this conference numerous team and confer- now," Bukey said. "The guys consistent." in that too." has ever seen. ence records. are trying really hard but with Even with this year's strug- Johnson said he is not sur- While the Spartans were play- Last year was also the most Cal going down, that hurt us. Bukey's play throughout his prised that Carter is doing so ing one of the best teams in col- gles, Bukey has still performed productive one running the But the guys are trying real career has prompted talk of well in collegiate hockey. legiate hockey BG was outscor- consistently well. football Bowling Green has hard and giving a good effort." possibly moving on to the pro "It's been really tough," "He was always a great player ing two Canadian universities ever seen. The two linemen have de- ranks. He dismisses talk of that growing up, especially as he got 15-5. But Clark feels the Spartans Bukey said. "It's hard to live "He's enthusiastic on the veloped a close relationship - at least for now. older," Johnson said. "Going into with the fact that it's our senior football field and he has a lot of over the years. "I'm going to wait until the year and we are losing like we pride in wanting to be the "We're really good friends," juniors he was really good and I See HOCKEY, page seven. end of the season for that, but are. It's really tough on us. You best," Blackney said. "And he Bukey said. "He's a great guy right now I'm just trying my have to try to look back on the CHILVS& probably is one of the best and it's tough to lose him, es- hardest," Bukey said. GT EXPRESS CONVEINCE STORES Injuries hamper volleyball team Jeremy Yohe play the Redskins Friday at 7 some shoes." meeting. But that does not mean PRESENT... # The BG News p.m. and the OU Bobcats on Sat- Sophomore Keisha Wilkins the Falcons can rest assured of a °6, urday at 4 p.m. stepped into the starting lineup win because Hilton will be on the A& *6. Injuries are starting to hit the BG will need as many healthy for her first career start against sidelines. t?t*° & *4 Bowling Green volleyball team at players as possible to fend off Western Michigan last Saturday "We may not have the same a critical part of the season. Miami, who own a 9-0 record in and filled in solidly for Hilton. lineup," Van De Walle said. "Last FUN! With the second half of the the MAC. Wilkins responded with 12 kills time Lori Hilton just had a field conference schedule beginning The Falcons' tallest player and and five digs. day." Hilton recorded a match- Get psyched for homecoming. this week, now is the time when a middle hitter, senior Lori Hilton, In the first match this year high 24 kills in the previous en- Stock up for those tailgate team planning on making the will miss her second match with with Miami, the Redskins counter. parties A WIN! Mid-American Conference needs an ankle injury. Senior left-setter downed BG in straight sets and Ohio has a record of 16-5 over- Purchase any Frito-Lay item to enter for a to make its move. And injuries Jenny Ostrom is questionable for this time around will be just as all and are in sixth place in the don't help. this weekend after she injured a difficult for the Falcons to pick MAC at 5-5. chance to win one of several cool prizes! BG finds itself seventh in the knee in practice. up a win. Starting the second round of •Prizes will be drawn daily from October MAC standings with a record of "I'm a little frustrated right "We know that they are good. league matches, BG will look to 15 until October 21. 4-5 and are 10-9 overall. now with the injury situation, but We know that they are riding a more consistent play to achieve § Invading Anderson Arena this there is nothing you can do about lot of momentum right now," Van their goal of making the confer- Limit one entry par parson par visit. No purchase necessary. weekend will be the top team in that," head coach Denise Van De De Walle said of Miami. ence tournament. the MAC, Miami University, and Walle said. "We need to have "Our passing broke down last "Again we are looking for a then Ohio University. BG will some players step up and fill time we played them, so ob- consistent performance and just viously we need to concentrate a total team effort - that is what on passing so we can run our this team needs to do," Van De Game-Day Special offense." Walle said. "We are going to have BG snapped Ohio's 8-0 start at to play some good defense and 10:30 -12:30 Saturday, October 21,1995 the beginning of season with a serve the ball tough to take the Buy Any 2 Footlongs four set victory in the first MAC teams out of their offense." and set One NPHC HOMECOMING '95 UAO Cards Gifts FRE ® NPHC £ •Must beti of equal ft A® Wraps or lesser value. *&0 Books GREEK STTOMPDOWlSr Friday October 20,1995 Lenhart Grand Ballroom Student Services d D $5 for Show $3 for Dance M -Th 8-6 Fr 8-5 Sat 9-5 -ffafllW*k Doors open at 8:00 p.m. Available at Show starts at 9:00 p.m. Campus Subway Barney's East 524 E. Wooster 1602 E.Woostcr 352-8500 354-2800 UAO For More Info call 372-2343 NPHC '. ! V ^ iflM IMMM mmm M ■MM The BG News Sports Friday, October 20,1995 page seven Hershiser thrives in playoffs Soccer to host I Chuck Meivln The Associated Press MAC foe Miami Chris Kapcar as a unit. If history repeats Itself, OJSVELAND - Some people The BG News it going to be a real tight match. love deadlines, need them. Orel Every time we play them, it's Hershiser thrives on them. Bowling Green head coach Mel been an 'end to end' game. It's Put him into an ordinary Mahler has stressed one word to good soccer, and guys play hard game in an ordinary month, his team in the days prior to their and play clean. This rivalry is and Hershiser will likely be game this Sunday against the easily the most exciting we very good. Put him into a big Miami Redskins ~ caution. With play." game, and he'll be extraordina- a 7-7-1 record overall and a 2-1 The Brown and Orange, 0-1 in ry. MAC record, the Miami Univer- the MAC going into the Miami "He is a big-game pitcher. sity soccer team doesn't intially game, look at this game as very He has demonstrated that his appear very formidable. important, mainly because of the whole career," says Cleveland However, upon closer exami- MAC tournament seeding. manager Mike Hargrove, who nation, the Redskins seem to take "If we can go through Sunday's will send Hershiser against on a different identity. Their re- game and do all the things that Greg Maddux in Atlanta on cord, at first glance mediocre, is we've done this year that has- Saturday in Game 1 of the bolstered by a strong schedule made us successful, I'll be World Series. against several nationally ranked pleased," said Mahler, "But we "I've been around a lot of schools and supported by Dustin need to get to .500 before our talented players in my career, Swinehart, the MAC'S leading other three MAC matches - if we and I don't think I've ever run scorer (13 goals, 3 assists). don't we are going to have a very across anybody who is able to "That's the individual we are tough road ahead of us." focus in on what they are doing going to have pay most attention According to Mahler, the play and then go out and execute the to," Mahler said. "He's a senior, of Dave Michael is crucial. plan as well as Orel Hershiser and he's really stepped up his "He's done a great job in the does." game from a year ago - he's back. He's provided great senior You would never pick Her- probably tripled his scoring." leadership, and it seems every shiser to play himself in the To defend against the scoring time there is a big game, he steps movies; he simply doesn't look threat that Swinehart poses, BG his game up. Also, we need a the part. Tall, thin, thoughtful, will throw midfielder Dave Mi- quality effort from Joe Burch, he'd be better cast as a librar- chaels in his way. According to Steve Klein, and Jason Began. ian, perhaps, or as an ac- Mahler, the game overall will be "All three of these guys have countant certainly not as one a matchup worth seeing. the ability to take over a game, of the best ever to throw a "Miami's a real sound team. and while I hope we don't get in pitch in the postseason. They are well coached and sound that situation, they need to play Yet something extra seems defensively, and they play well well," to click when he's under pres- sure, something that makes his fastball faster, his sinker shar- HOCKEY per. He has appeared in 11 Continued from page six. playoff and World Series Team goaltender Mike Buzak. games in his career, going 7-0 Unlike Buzak, who stood 6-3, Al- with one save and a 1.47 ERA. The Associated Prcfa/Erlc Cay tougher competition will not ef- ban is 5-9 and weighs just 160 He has been MVP of three Orel Hershiser will take the mound Saturday for the Indians against Atlanta's Greg Maddux. fect Saturday's game. pounds. different postseasons series: "They did play two tough com- the AL championship series spent on all the new things, the There is one striking simi- back most of his skills - even a petitive teams," Clark said. "But "I don't known much about him against Seattle this year, and press conferences, keeping the larity, however, to his Cy fastball clocked in the low 90s. to be in this league you've got be but I known he's little and we'll the NL playoffs and World Se- adrenaline down, what to do Young season, 1988: Although A back injury slowed him a good player. You've got to be have to keep the shots high ries for Los Angeles in 1988. with my playoff tickets. Now, he's now 37 years old and briefly in late June, but over ready to go out and play every against him," Clark added. "We'll "I am appreciating it this they are not new to me, and I'- working with a shoulder that his last 14 starts of the regular night whether it's Brock or need to get a lot of shots and test time though much more," he ve been able to handle them had to be reconstructed in season, he was 11-2. In his against Maine so everybody's go- him early and just keep penetrat- said. "Going through it in '88, very quickly. So there's a lot 1990, Hershiser physically is three playoff starts, he was 3-0 ing to have to pick it up a notch." ing him." '85 and "83, a lot of the concen- more time to enjoy what's go- as good as ever. Five long with an ERA of 0.84, including Sophomore Chad Alban takes Alban played in 13 games a tration and brain power were ing on." seasons of rehab have brought 22 strikeouts in 211-3 innings. over the starting goaltending du- year ago posting an 8-2 record ties from departed CCHA Second and a 2.73 goals against average. FALCON HOCKCV CCHfl OP€N€R TOMORROW NIGHT vs. MICHIGAN STOT6! GflTCS OP€N flT 6:00 P.M.! COM€ FILL TH€ nnCNfl RND SUPPORT TH€ HOM€ T€HM! ..■■-.:;■.' ■-;-.■.,.•:-;■■>; ■■:.■;•' ■ |„.i6Li -JiLJiSUi-fiL- ' ■,-. .SVi .j;.„.;6'.i.J>i.,.«',-: -.&,.& Let's Go to rTI November 10 thru 12 CHICAGO! Sign up in the office by let. 26th This Saturday • Oct. 21 Cosh M $ 119 for 2 nights at the Holiday Inn City Center^ with tfa kauiHut gt{t ok liwml (includes transportation Bouquets and Single Flowers Any Questions call @ 372-23 Always Available And For More Great Ai*e You In IVeetl Gift Ideas Call Of A Weekend 353-8381 Vacation? Sign-Up Today! for a weekend hilling and camping trip! (Depart: Friday, October 27 @ 4pm (Return: Sunday, October 29 @6pm (Destination: (tfocftinq OMs State (Parfj Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 5:30; Sat. 8 to 4; Sun. Noon to 4 Ml 'Northwest Ohio's Most Complete Florlcultural Shopping Experience" |9 ■a ■1TT ■■ ■I ■■ !'■ a' I' aaTK a"! aa"!' l" «H" ■■i 1 ■ i■■ 1 ■ ■"■ aa i"«""g a ■■- a ■■ a aa a aa a a ■ * *■ ■ •* ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ • ■■ ■ ■■■■«■ ■■ ■■*■»_ Friends are the most important thing in the world. a a aa a aa a ■« ■ aa M ■■ ■ ■■ a aa a ■■ a aa a aa a i I .« * 1 I I" - Classifieds The BG News page eight Friday, October 20,1995 Delta Sigma Pi Saturday, October 21, KM Cheddar's 1984 Olds Firenza CAMPUS EVENTS SERVICES OFFERED Lil' Shawn - MASQUERADE BALL: DRESS M YOUR Opening soon In Flndlay. 93.000 mi , auto To the Best Lirfle Around. FAVORITE COSTUME A CELEBRATE HAL- Cheddar's is a great place for students seeking Runs good • $1000 OBO Good Luck at Individual*. LOWEEN a challenging an rewarding atmosphere that 352-1923 or 352-6200 •Bstnlmlar I know you'll do great I Time: 10:00 pm • 2:00 am can be shaped around any school schedule. Remember. Know the Purpose. Deadline tor Sammar RagistraOon is Frt. Oct. t FINANCIAL AID • Where: Union, Grand Ballroom We offer great starting pay and FT or PT posi- 1987MerKurXR4Ti Your Big. Liz. 201 Forms ara outsioa Ed. 410. Donl nrniM Attention All Studenta Cost:TBA tions! And we are only 15 minutes away from 23 L Turbo. S sod., rod. many snrasl Asking l.O.S.E.A. Annual Seminarl FREE Money is currency available ■Ce-eponeorad by Dry Dock and Black BG'Come see us ar $2200. Call Ryan «? 372-1082. AJ-Anon/ Adull C " il dr e n ol Alcoholics tor College Students Nationwide. DELTA SIGMA PI Board ol Cultural Activities Cheddar's Restaurant 1988 Chrysler Aries K-car. 125.000 mi. Asking Over $6 Billion in aid s now •Lil Jill 2100 Tiffin Ave. (in front of Meijer) Si Thomaa Moon Rai. Ed. Room $1500- wit negotiate. Runs goodl 352-7180 or available from pnvate sector Kick Bun on Sunday I —All evente co-eponeored by National Find Lay, OH 45840 Frioays7:00 352-5244, grants a scholararsps. All studenta Big Jim Pan-Hellenic Council, Block Student Union, (419)432-4499 Dry Dock, and Black Board of Cultural Ac- ara el tyl We to receive some son Accepting applications daily from 8-6. 1968 Nissan Sentra of aid regardless of grades, income. llvltlee" 4 spd., new dutch new struts Ara you interested in learning more about Delta S-gma Pi or parent's income. 93.000 miles. $2500. China? World Student Association is spon- Link* Kevin. SATISFY YOUR CRAVING FOR BREAD- CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn up to Let us help you. STICKS!! 352-3176 soring a CHINESE ENCOUNTER. Coma and For more informason call Good luck at Individuals! $2.000*' month working on Cruise Ships or -RANCH DRESSING NOW AVAILABLE- Land-Tour companies. World Travel. Seasonal listen to speakers from China. E¥eryone is Student Finanoal Services I know you'll do great! 1989 Ponuac Grand Am. 4 door, auto., asking welcome. Know the Purposel CALL PAPA JOHNS NOW A full-time employment available. No $4000. Can 419-354-5178. 1 -800-263-6495 e>t. FSS442 353-PAPA Time: 7pm-fl:30pm. Friday Oct 20. Love. experience necessary. For more information Big Jessica call 1-206-634-0468 e»l.C554 42 1990 Volvo 740. 4 dr., excellent condition. Place: 1 in Floor Oflenhauer West $7.800.3520431. Pefreshemenls will tollow. SPRING BREAK-Nassau/Paradisa Island Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All Grants and Scholarship* are available. Bil- OGDGDGDGDG Cancun and Jamaica from $2M.0O Air. Hotel. materials provided. Send SASE to P.O. Box Attention Spring Breakersl Jamaica/Cancun $389. Bahamas $359, Florida $129. Sail mps. BO's scariest haunted house. lions of dollars In financial aid. Quality Im- CONGRATULATIONS Transfers. Parties, and Morel Ogaize a small 774, Olathe.KS 66051 medlately. 1-800-400-0209. KRISTEN VOGEL group and earn a FREE ftp plus commissions! earn cash, 6 go rroel 1-800-234-7007. Will baopan Oct 2» EBSCO Tele me rfcellng Service ON HER RECENT CalM-800-B22-0321. Watch lor details Gutter 1994 Top 50 National Outbound Sen/ice FOR SALE LAVAL IE RING TO Lessons w/ STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORIES agency is currently expanding its sales force. If Various items, from electronics to appliances. SIGEP SCOTT CARR are available in the Office ol Student Lite. Pick and many other, hems are new and come witn CHARGE mil Harold Greene you are interested in earning top dollars ($8-10 Quality Instruction up your copy while supplies are available. full warranty from the manufacturer. I sell al Papa John's Now Accspts Vise J Master- per hr.) Working flexible hours (min. 15 419-382-1655 items below retail. Can for information card hrs/wk.) receiving weekly pay and building DOES YOUR GROUP SPONSOR FUN- your resume then call now for an interview 352-3069 Please leave a message. Call Now 353-PAPA DRAISERS?? If you are having trouble coming THE LONGEST 'HAPPY HOUR' IN BG Party! Party! Partyl NOON TO 9PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 353-6662 or come to apply at 113 N. Main St. up with creative tundraising ideas, please JC Penny Free Arm Portable Sewing Machine WicKittDJ Service BREWSTERS POUR HOUSE (across from Junction). CHICAGO come to the Creative Fundraising Techniques' inds. impact resistant plastic carrying case and Reasonable Rates 352-8397. All 16 Different Drafts. Mixed Nov 10th-12th Workshop on Wednesday. November 1. 1995 Evening office cleaning 10-12 hours per week. container w/ estra needles and bobbin. Like Drinks, and Shots $119 lor 2 nights at the Holiday Inn City at 700pm in the Alumni Room of the University Own transponation required Call 352-5822. Try the best pizza A subs in town new. $75 OBO. Also Rival Crockpot stonewear Center Hotel & Transportation Union. Dave Standford, Director of Major Gifts slow cooker, 3 1/2 gt., never used $15 OBO. Also try our wings and nachos Great Parl-Tlme Job Sponsored by UAO @ 2-2343 will be the guest speaker. For reservations, Easy 15-20 min. drive from campua In histo- Call 288-2778. PERSONALS please contact the Office of Student Life at So come to Brewatera for Great Prices' Great Food! Lota otFunl ric river town. PT east, manager tor tourist 372-2843. Oat a taste ol the current Middle Ages! oriented retail store. $5.75/hr. Some retail MACINTOSH COMPUTER lor sals. Com- the BGSU branch ot the soaery for salsa exp. « computer •kills a must. For plete aystsm Including primer only $499. 'Lit Joy Don't forget flowers for your sweetie Creative Anachronism will be doing University Ambaassdore Needed sppt. 419-832-6425. Dandy's Lena, Grand Cell Chris at 1-800-865-4382 art. 8568. Just know your stuff on Sweetest Day to Represent BG a demo m the Union Oval Rap-Ida, OH11-4 dally. On quiz 1 and 2. Flower Basket • Downtown MUST SELLI 4 REM tickets lor concert in Cin- from 11 am • 4pm lommorrowl The University Ambassadors are a select You'll do great. I have faith in you' 352-6395 group ot undergraduate student established to INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT cinatnonSal 10-21-95. Call 372-6276. Good Luck, assist in strengthening University Relations Earn up to $25-$4&rt.our Sony CD and double cassette Jam Box w/ Big Dave teaching basic conversational English in Factory Outlet Store This group serves at many presidential, faculty, 'Mega Bass' sound. Excellent condition, re- HALLOWEEN COSTUME DANCE Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. No teaching back- "'Grand Lil* Shawn*" Student Desks starting at $39.00 and alumni events: as well as assisting in var- mote control, can program 24 radio stations in, AT UPTOWN ground or Asian languages required. Good Luck at Individuals! Know Miller Woodworking Factory Outlet ious community service endeavors. Member- has cool digital screen. Not too big or loo smal. SUN. OCT. 22 AT 9:00PM For info, call (206) 632-1146 ext. J55441. the Purpose. I know you'll Woodland Mall "354-1614 ship applications are available from October $125080.353-9336call anytime. COSTUMES NOT REQUIRED. BUT DE- 1 11-27 in 405 Student Serv-cos or In the Uleti make our family proud NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Weider portable weight ben en SIRED Alumni Center. All applicationa must be turned Seasonal & full-time employment available Grand Big -Emily great for housarapsiit. PRIZES GIVEN FOR THE BEST COS It's ClinIque Bonus TlmeOct. 11 -28 in at the Mileb Alumni Center by Spm on Oc -DELTA SIGMA PI"' at National Parks, Forests & Wildlife $50 call Andrea at 352-7380 TUME at Bowling Green. Elder Beerman. tabor 27. Preservee. BsnsfHs plus bonuses! Cell: -Secret til Shawn- SPONSORED BY <■ AGA Come and receive your 7 piece gift 1-206-545-4804 ext. N55442. Know the Purpose, and youll do great, Make and caddy w/any S15 purchase. Wanted: STAR WARS us proud, we can't wait! Desperately seeking Star Wars toys. Action NOW HIRING AT PAGLIAIS PIZZA -You're Secret Big s- figures, and Ships! Cash Paid! No collection to Apply M-F 2-apm at 945 South Mam FOR RENT It's ClInqua Bonus Time Oct 11 -28 at Bowl- large or smalll Call toll free 1-800-281-5637. HISPANIC HERITAGE CELEBRATION! -Secret'LilMargret- ing Green Elder Bereman. Come in receive David. Our firm is looking for individuals who want to MOVIE: 'My Family/ml tamilia' It's no secret (hat you're the best, on Sunday your 7 piece gift and caddy w/any $15 pur- gain comprehensive management experience everyone will know when you pass the test. next summer. Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per Apartment Available Dec. 1)5 SHOWTIME: Oct.24 @ 7pm i 9:30pm chase. 2 bedroom, furnished, ideal location ADMISSION: FREE Good Luck at Individuals! summer. Positions available in select Cleve- Join WANTED Campu s Manor: 354-1360 Sponsored by UAO © 2-2343 Your Secret B g land suburbs, Columbus, Akron, Canton, and "Brswstar'a Club Mug' more CalM-800-887-1960. ACHrAOirAOII Home of the 32 oz. mug Apt. available immediatly for subleaiel REGGAE • 12TH Annual Tribute to Bob Marley Welcome AJumsl Club members enjoy super discounts on all 16 For Spring 96. Subleaser needed. Female, PAPA JOHNS NOW HIRING DELIVERY DRIVERS $430/mo ♦ all utilities except gas. 2 bdrmt., 1 • with The Ark Band, Ohio's No. 1 Roots Band. Get psyched for Saturday I beers on draft! non-smoker. Si83/mo.+ utilities. Call M2 ba:i. dishwasher. A/C. Maximum ol four Sat. Nov. 4, Union Ballroom. 9pm. A Caribbean PR says look high in the sky' 3529456. DAYS, NIGHTS, & WEEKENDS FULL OR PART TIME people allowed. 724 S. College #4. Can Assoo oveni. AOIl * AOII'AOII 352-6553 for more info. OCTOBER DRAWING SALARY . TIPS . COMMISSION UAO Weekend Movie One - at CAMPUS POLLYEYES and enter HELP! WE'RE GRADUATING RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION ♦ INSUR- Comfy, roomy efficiency. Furnished. Large k>- Atttntion all cimpm leaders! GREASE our drawing to win winter apparel from Imag- 2-3 Subleaaera needed. Spring Semester. ANCE A MUST chen, has A/C. Lease through Aug. 10. in Olscamp@6pm, lOpm.A 12am Omicron Delta Kappa is looking for youl ine. 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, dlehwaaher, sir- APPLY IN PERSON Availabe after Dec. 17. Graduate preferred. Oct. 20 A 21 $2.00 per person Application* are In Student Service* Rm conditioning, large walk-In closet, quiet, 826 S MAIN (NEXT TO BIG LOTS) Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. Call 353-3237. Sponsored by UAO 4? 2-2343 405 very clean apartment. Free weter end sew- Confidential & Caring. andaredueby October265:00pm! Any age Call after Spm or leave message. Pan Time wait person needed immediately. Female Subleaser Needed. ASAP- 354-4673 B.G. Pregnancy Center questions please call Bethany 372-3809. 353-9222. BG Country Club. Apply in person 920 Fairview unnl May 1996. Close to campus. Ave. S250/mo. Call 419-644-4111. B LOST & FOUND Happy Sweetest Day to the man I love! Less RHOMANIA WEEK Roommate wanted immediately. One bedroom X-UASCASH tahn one year until wedding bells nng...'And in a 2 bdrm apt in Bowling Greeen Village Apts. For Rent: Upstairs loft bedroom. Quiet neigh- with this ring our lives will start, swearing that Monday, October 23,1995 Rent is $1 SB/month . elec. Call Ekem at National Marketing firm expanding m Toledo. borhood. Close to campus. Available Jan. 1. GREEK FORUM: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN Lost: frown Leather Jacket. Has pair ot sung- we'll never part. I offer what you cannot buy. 372-2279 or 354-7189. We have the best atmosphere in town. 8 posi- 1996. Call 352-2909. BLACK ft WHITE SORORITIES tions available. $300-400 weekly. No exp. lasses and bank book inside. II found call Larry devoted love until we die.' Time: 8:00 pm necessary. We tram. No phone interviews. One and two bdrm. apartments available now. 354-1913. JJ Call Newtove Rentals. 352-5260. Where: Union, Capital Room HELP WANTED (418)865-1075. CHICAGO Wanted: One female subleaser for Spring Nov. I0th-I2th Tuesday. October 24,1995 $l65/month, gas, heat. A stove, all utilities WOMEN TALK: IMPORTANT ISSUES TO $119 for 2 Nights at the Holiday tnn City $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. FOR SALE incl. exoept electric. Call 352-8384 ask for BGSU WOMEN Center Hotel & Transportation For mlo call 301-306-1207. Amy. Sponsored by UAO & 2-2343 Time: 9:00 pm Where: MacDonald West, Ground Floor $331.00. Sell 72 college T-shirts • profit 180 gal, fish tank w/ dual tnckle filter and oak Dee Zee * Dee Zee * Dee Zee $331.00. R sk-free Choose from 27 designs. Lounge stand w/ glass top and coral. Must sell) Call Com. Oevell. A Vanessa or design own. Free catalog 1 -600-700-4822. 353-1409. KICK BUTT IN RUGBY THIS WEEKEND! Wednesday, October 25,1995 Dee Zee' Dee Zee * Dee Zee MOVIE: TALES FROM THE HOOD 1996 AMERICORPS POSITIONS: Three lull OPEN Time: 9:00 pm nme positions with Wood Lane tn Supported Where: Lillian Gish Theatre Living, (he Community Friend Volunteer Pro- gram and Special Olympics. Stipend ot $7,662. RACISM. ATTENTION EVERYONE Thursday, October 26,190S ed-cation award of $4,725. health insurance, ROOMMATE GAME: DO YOU KNOW YOUR and child care for one year of service starting ROOMIE? 1/96. Must be interested in interacting with INVISIBILITY. Time: 8:30 pm and coordinating programs for people who Wet T-Shirt Contest Where: Business Administration Building, have developmental disabilities, be 18 ys. of THE GLASS CEILING. is MI \ ii\ i us \i IIS "in inn its" Room 104 age or older, a U.S. citizen or legal resident, "BATTLEGROUNDS FOR have a h.s, diploma or equivalent. For position THE ASIAN & ASIAN AMERICAN Friday, October 27,1995 descnpDons and information on applying, con- Thursday, October 26 MALE REVIEW: SPECIAL GUEST FROM tact Janet Fouta. WC Board of MR/DO. PROFFESIONAL." CLEVELAND t ON -CAMPUS 352-5115 by 10/25/95. EOE. Time: 8:00 pm-i0:00 pm/After dance ■ i I «;iliii««l I'amlisls. REAK 10:00pm-2 am WttV* Attention highly productive individual experi- K vt>t**«-r a $*vw! Whirs: Am*nl Cominq Soon Homom,idc Bikini Contest ence in word processing, bookkeeping, small- Friday. October 20 Cost: $5.00 Mais Rsvlew 4 After energy offce Competitive salary full-time posi- Detail* Coming Soon! Dance/$3.00 After dance only tion. More than a job be a part of a team. Send •YtSOPM 1008 BA resume to P.O. Box 694 BG OH 43402. Cashiers Needed 3rd Shift. Benefits A Shift K\rr\onr is Welcome In differential. Apply in person ©Barney's 181 rumr. I.ilk. listen ami ask 1/2 S. Main BG. Mark Pit* i|iiestions! CHINA GATE PLLIVtE-Y tSBW OMUM «n»U«AJ«T Sponsored by Asian law •We've Sot City of Akron Communities United • 354-1 1 15 V Wes erve lunch, §teat Police Officer cFoodl \ dimler & daily $30,867.20 - $36,004.80 B.G. Jaycees ocktails SOUTH PADRE ISLAND AS nit* Week of Dec. 4,1995 1 'JL\ I* 7;TI'IF;W4 l ay: ■ J;t &K100,™, iQSi CALL 353-TAO? Requires high school I v'.'i rjnr?sday Ffrd.ty & Sund iy 1 graduation or GED, age 21, J 1 uncli But'ol ,. 3SSt-9826 Maul at the Mall S 95 Great Frozen valid driver's license. i.ifViM-ni Taco. Kit Cocktails Haunted House '95 \ " 1 WAIL/HEAVER CREEK only pmM only y-Jl, Last day to apply: v 1616E. W00il«r BilllfiililTiVIMTliTB (AT WOODLAND HALL) 352-9153 ■mmammrwmmmm*mtwmmmnBmTii*m $6.99 Tues., Oct. 31, 1995 (next to old Hills Bldg.] Room 103 Municipal Building FREE DELIVERY t-800-$llNC«A$K Thurs. thru Sat.,0cL 19 thru 21 mi ■■■» ammmmo* A ammm torn 166 S. High St., Akron, OH Thurs. thru Tues., Oct 26 thru 31 Equal Opportunity Employer $4.00 per person • Open 7to 11 pm TDD (216.375-2119 For mon Mails call 354-BGJC IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OPENER SATURDAY! Did You Know. . . The University produces over BOWLING GREEN 50 tons of garbage in one week? VS. Don't let your garbage go to MICHIGAN STATE waste! Please recycle! nAssure yourself admission...pick up a ticket todajl at Memorial Hall Ticket Office. Valid *For more information, call the BGSU Recycling Program at 372-8909. ?I ft Go Tribe! Need we say more? EAUTY Melissa Lipowski - editor Aaron Epple - Asst. Editor Ryan Honeyman Penny Brown Lindsey Krout Aaron Weisbrod Karen Klaehn Colleen Casey Vicki Heckman Ed Reed ublished weekly during the academic school reduction of contents is strictly prohibited, omments or concerns to Weekend Reality, - Green. OH 43402 or realty ebgnet.bgsu.edu. &B$vmfifaMm*m? Urge Overkill sticks to a mellow but exciting sound aVI c» butw<>» surely beenk.*... leaving By Aaron Weisbrod St. in Toledo. Ever since their 1986 their mark on the national EP "Strange I..." Urge music scene with their Overkill has been slowly Chicago-style blues/rock See Urge/ p. 8 BAND REVIEW For Persons 4-64 Years of Age As most area music fans out there are $1.00 Fare probably aware, tomor- For Elderly (65+), Handicapped Persons, & Children 4-13 w/Adult row marks the arrival of Transit I.D. Card Required the rock giant Urge •AvaiUble al Grant's Administrator's Office. 354-6203 Overkill to The Asylum ▼ on 209 North Superior Van w/ Lift Available: Wheelchair Access & Group Seating CINEMARK THEATRES ▼ „...,-,,, WOODLAND Hours: 6:00 a.m. - Midnight Homccominq 95 Homecoming 95 Homecominq 95 Homecoming 95. CINEMA MMI Monday - Saturday Friday, October 2Q, 1995 Saturday, October 21,1995 1 -Homecoming Merchandise •HOMECOMING 1995 BGSU 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558 Service Area: Bowling Green This service is financed in part Sales, Union Foyer, 11:00 Please tel driver know how many from an operating assistance grant versus Toledo, 1230 p.m., persons will be riding. from ODOT & FTA. a.m.-4:00 p.m. Doyt Perry Stadium BOX OFFICE OPENS -Step Show, Union Ballroom, 9:00 -King and Queen will be AT 4:35 p.m., doors open at 8:00 announced at half-time of 'STRANGE DAYS • R p.m. Tickets available at the the game. 12:50,3:50.7:00,9:55 Student Activities Office. -BGSU versus UT Charity Coin ASSASSINS *R Third Floor, Student Union, Collection, belore game and Ef 12:30,3:15,7:00,9:50 Co-sponsored by National during first half. Bring your Pan Hellenic Council. spare change to the game •JADE • R 12:40,3:00,5:20,7:35,9:35 THE BIG GREEN • PG 12:20,2:45,5:10,7:15,9:25 SEVEN • R 12:00,2:25,4:55,7:25,10:00 ■I..IJJ.I..IIll.l!L«.I.I..IJJ.II.IIll.|!L«.l.ll.lJJ.I..II.I.i,Llll.l..lJJ.I..II.I.I!LS . NDP*SSIS « • nJO PASS*JSIMHSJIIKS [The Canoe SEop Your Wilderness NO CD OVER Shop For: •Ul,s.«ii....U.-Muil, I'o lo. I.'.' I. .11' , Camping, $11.96 Canoeing, Backpacking, 1 Hiking, Black Swamp Outfitters Kayaking & 140 South River Road • Watervllle, X-C Skiing NO c\ssi;ni: o\■: K 878-3700 •,...l„.|..WukPi»loi t.l.'i 15 minutes North of BGSU $8.26 Rt. 64 to Waterville TOP TEM STARTING AT SPORT SANDALS CD'S $8.88 CASSETTES $6.76 d^ WAL+MART ALWAYS LOW PRICES. ALWAYS WAL-MART. STORE HOURS Mon. Sat 7am 11pm • Sunday 8am 10pm Terrapin Parka Fuzzy Dice Jacket 352 i77* 10% OFF ANY NON - SALE GEAR W BGSU ID. wr* omeritfmft gp . . ^. OCTOBER 20. 1995 REALITY Go Tribe! Need we say more? EALITY Melissa Lipowski - editor Aaron Epple - Asst. Editor Ryan Honeyman Penny Brown Lindsey Krout Aaron Weisbrod Karen Klaehn Colleen Casey Vicki Heckman Ed Reed uWished weekly during the academic school reduction of contents is strictly prohibited, omments or concerns to Weekend Reality, Green, OH 43402 or realrty ebgneLbgsu.edu. m&#*$NmM& Urge Overkill sticks to a mellow but exciting sound but surely been leaving By Aaron Weisbrod St. in Toledo. Ever since their 1986 their mark on the national EP "Strange I..." Urge music scene with their Overkill has been slowly Chicago-style blues/rock See Urge/ p. 8 BAND REVIEW As most area music fans out there are $1.00 Fare probably aware, tomor- For Elderly (65+), Handicapped Persons, & Children 4-13 w/Adult row marks the arrival of Transit ID. Card Required the rock giant Urge •Available al Grant's Administrator's Office. 354-6203 Overkill to The Asylum ▼ Van w/ Lift Available: Wheelchair Access & Group Seating on 209 North Superior CINEMARK THEATRES ...lr,,, WOODLAND Hours: 6:00 a.m. - Midnight Homecoming 95 Homecominq 95 Momccorninq 95 Homecoming 95 CINEMA Mtu Monday • Saturday Friday. October 2Q.1995 Saturday, October 21,1995 -Homecoming Merchandise -HOMECOMING 1995 BGSU 1234 N. 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' I ! ! i K 7~ - 1 Oroboros plans to party tomorrow at Easy Street By Melissa Lipowski Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Grateful Dead, Little Feet, Talk- r eople want to dance and there's ing Heads, Bob Dylan, and Bob Marley are included in the band's performance and are rearranged in a style uniqe to Oroboros. nothing wrong with that," says Jim Miller, Though Oroboros' polyrythmic approach remains and their singer/guitarist of Oroboros, a Cleveland- ever-changing live show still includes more than 70 percent origi- nal material, the band has created a more propelling sound through based band that will be making a return ap- the years. Miller said. pearance in Bowling Green's Easy Street "It's gotten a little harder-edged," he said. "We've added a lot more intricate guitar situations with the two guitarists, I've started Cafe tomorrow night. playing percussion - timbales - and we do a drum jam every night. Formed in 1980, Oroboros is known as one of the It's a very island-feeling drum jam, not a real spacey thing; it's a continual sort of beat, and we work polyrythmically off of it. It's most creative rock and roll bands. Combining its own more of a dance beat sort of thing." unique style, soul of the blues, the energy of rock and Tomorrow night's events at Easy Street are scheduled to start roll, the spontoneity of psychedelia, and the joy of off with a pre-game Indians celebration, followed by the band's 10 calypso, Oroboros is driven by a funky, danceable beat. p.m. appearance. Selections from such artists as Howling Wolf, Chuck Berry, The W^3dEWHPBHM Haunted Houses thrill Horthmest Ohio crouids 1 he thrill of being scared. Some people find it hard to resist the opportunity to walk down a pitch black corridor, feeling their way along cobwebbed walls, only to find a chainsaw-wielding maniac blocking their only path to escape. For this reason, haunted houses have become a popular American tradition to celebrate Halloween and a chance for many to escape to a sensation only found in Hollywood horror movies. This year, anyone hungry for a full platter of fright-filled evenings in Northwest Ohio will have no difficulty in finding a haunted house to fill their requirements. Toledo seems to be the centerpiece for gore this year with two of the largest and possibly the most publicized fright fests in the area. The Slaughterhouse is back again after being ranked among the top ten most frightening haunted houses in the U.S. last year. Boasting a 4 floor trek through terrifying territory, the Slaughterhouse, located on North Superior Road in Toledo is sure to attract those seeking the truly frightening Halloween experience. Armageddon, which is being touted as making, "Hell look like a family barbecue", has also been made out to be one of the places to I3g t?i|a» Honey man watch this season. Sponsored by WIOT FM, Armageddon is being held in the building of an old blood bank on Monroe Street which may be too much for the squeamish to handle in the first place. Those in search of more home-spun horror might want to head out to Fremont, and take a walk through BJ's Haunted Bam. Located out in the wide open countryside on Route 6, the Haunted Barn looks to be more geared toward those with a slightly less tolerant backbone of the macabre. ' M fct/IOnOn ■ ■ ■ ■■■■>■'•■ 'J < ■ If you're not in to traveling outside the confines of Bowling Green, you might want to check out the Bowling Green Jaycee's Haunted isbbs »»'»V» •■ ■ , , i I /i-. 181 ■' 1 House at the Woodland Mall. Although more along the lines of the IS 3 II nil haunted houses that you visited as a kid, its a great way to get into the . .: . * spirit of the Halloween season. '• !. ■■ i Whether you're prone to hiding your eyes at the slightest trace of blood or have a hard time keeping from laughing hysterically at some ill guy-dressed in a wolf roan costume, haunted houses-axe a good chance to get out and enjoy the Halloween season without setting in front of your television watching every "Friday the 13th" film ever made. . WR ttw 5- H. Romantic 6jvenirtg with Reverend Marilyn Manson By Aaron Epple A. little over a year ago, the rock 'n' roll mythology gave birth to Trent Reznor as he rose to power after five years of underground status. Now, as the Nine Inch Nails fervor fizzles down a bit, a new and improved iconoclast has erupted in the form of one of Reznor's own discoveries. The mainstream culture thought Reznor was intense, but the emergence of Marilyn Manson has gen- erated a forthright attack on our inherent beliefs and values. Although his severe criticisms of Christianity and the conservative majority continue to creep into our collective conciousness, Manson stresses a need for balance between the two sides,, hence the contradiction in his name. Presented in a carnival-like atmosphere, fans often wonder if he really is a manifestation of much-needed social change or if he just picked the right climate to prop himself on the market. Other questions are circling as well. Is he the God of F**k? I don't know, I haven't tried him out yet. Is he an underworld holy man? Nah. People have to figure it out for themselves without submitting to a supposed leader. Is he a transvestite serial killer? Nope, that's an unusual but vague abstract. Is he a cathartic being who radiates sexuality? Sure. Is he just a cool-looking guy with lots of tattoos who likes to scream a lot? Only at first glance. Personally, I think Manson is just a guy. A guy who wants to live his life his own way devoid of riducule or retribution. An old story? Maybe. But, it's a story that still lacks a resolution for many people. Weekend Reality got to chat with Marilyn briefly before Wednesday's Toledo show at the Asylum about personal preferences and cultural theory. WEEKEND REALITY: So, what happened to [drummer] Sara Lee Lucas? MARILYN MANSON: We weren't seeing eye-to-eye, so we got a new drummer, Ginger Fish. WR: I noticed that the Intro to the song "Down in the Park" b an excerpt from the movie, Prince of Darkness. Are you John Carpenter fans? MM: Absolutely. John Carpenter, John Waters, and David Lynch are my favorite directors. "Down in the Park" was originally a Gary Newman song. It's very dark and apocalyptic and I remembered it from when I was a kid, so we remade it and threw the Prince of Darkness part in. WR: I read a little clip in the Toledo Blade today that described Marilyn Manson as a band that uses sex and violence for shock value. I don't know about you, but when I near about shock value, it usually implies something that just freaks someone out, but there's no real meaning behind it. Do you think you're taken seriously? MM: A lot of people will describe us as shocking in a derogatory way. To us, shock value is a means for us to get across what we want to say. The world today is very numb, and unless you hit them in the face with something, they're just gonna ignore it and let it pass by. WR: You've built this reputation as a truly frightening figure V V i»-V n ' ., i ... A WR • October 20, 1995 KTs that's demonstrating their don't belong. I'm trying to make wierdness. I was wondering how them realize that everything in much of that is really you and how America is a lie. I don't think you much is just an image? should feel ashamed for thinking you're better than someone else. MM: Well, it's a lifestyle. A lifestyle Equality in this country is a joke. that goes 24 hours a day, seven days a Capitalism teaches you that if you week. Marilyn is what I am, and work hard enough, you can be that's not easy to understand. There better than someone else. I think it's are many dimensions to it, some of okay to feel superior to others if it's which I don't even understand based on ethics and intelligence myself. rather than race or sex. WR: It's a lifestyle that's become WR: Would you call the belief very trendy. A lot of people do it that humans are the final phase because they think they're so cool. in evolutionary development an arrogant assumption? MM: Maybe thier motivations are shallow initially, but what they're MM: Not really. I'm proud to be doing is still creative and antisocial. human, but I also realize that I'm just an animal. We're all animals. It's better than going to a Hootie and anything wrong with that. The goal want to conquer the opposition People describe certain people's the Blowfish concert. of this band is to cause waves and yet you still don't want to actions as "inhuman" when they socially, and even if some people live within their parameters and are, in fact, precisely human. Other WR: You don't agree that people only start getting into us a year are pushing for change. people feel guilty about their own who buy into freakishness are as from now, at least they're on our emotions. They feel guilty about shallow and exploitative as people page. It's better than listening to MM: I just want to tip the scales a feeling lust and hate. That's one of who buy into conformity? Pearl Jam. It's a start. little bit. I want to awaken people the things Christianity has done. It to the world as it really is. Maybe traps people into feeling guilty and MM: There's a chance there's a in the future a Utopia is possible, afraid. parallel there. But, freakishness, if but I doubt it. If I did have a Utopia, you choose to call it that, is still I'd want it to be like Never-Never WR: In that interlude, "Sympa- more expressive. In the end, you're Land from Peter Pan. I think a lot thy for the Parents," on your new still taking more of a chance. But, of people's best memories and EP, you said that moshing is what WR: A couple of my friends were whatever you do, you have to do favorite times are from their what's right for you. When you wake Christians would call the apoca- talking about the PMRC and the childhood, because when you up in the morning, you have to be lypse. What did you mean? music censorship movement of graduate into adult life, you lose a happy with who you are. the 80s. One of them wondered lot of your personality and become MM: I was on television and the what would happen if Marilyn part of a program. WR: I remember reading about subject was rock shows. People Manson came out ten years ago. your troubles with the police. You wanted to know why children The other replied that Manson were describing the cops in a kind become so violent at concerts, and I wouldn't have come out ten years Two hours later. Manson high- of condescending fashion. The said it was because they were ago, because Manson's a reaction priested his way out on the stage tone was 'oh, the you'd expect that sheltered by their parents and they to what's been going on of late. replenished in white makeup and from the cops, of course.' Do you needed an outlet. Christians are What's your response to that? haphazardly smeared lipstick. They feel superior to authoritative always talking about the end of the slammed through a set that in- figures? world and I would love to provide MM: I think that's a pretty fair cluded the entire "Portrait of an it for them. You want the apoca- assessment. The state of political American Family" album as well MM: The law is just what's popular. lypse, here it is, how do you like correctness and Christians have as a few extra tracks. I do believe there's a need for law- it'? I was basically calling Chris- really given life to us. Christians The epilogue had my friends and and-order. I myself am teetering tianity on its bluff. That's why want to point the finger at me. and I atanding around in light daze. between chaos and order. That's children kill themselves listening to call me the Anti-Christ of the 90s; After being admonished by my what Marilyn Manson is. I like that rock records. It's not the music that when the Anti-Christ is really the best friend for not asking Manson balance and wouldn't want to be did it, but rather the deprivation of embodiment of everybody who to marry him and his without it. If you kill in a war. you're it, and the things they want that disbelieves in Christianity. That's girlfriend(Manson is a priest in the a hero. If you kill in your house, kills them. not to say I'd ever want to see Church of Satan). I finished my you're a murderer. It's a question of Christianity go away because we ISth and final (I think) beer and who decides what your reasons WR: A lot of hardcore Nine Inch keep one another in business. 1 swerved my way home. behind the killing are that deter- Nails fans were very angry when don't know if you ever heard the mines which one you are. Nails got completely commercial- phrase, 'the Devil is the Church's ized. What would your response best friend,' because one wouldn't WR: Your fans don't see yon as a be if the same thing happened to make sense without the other. I philosophical guru, do they? Manson? thrive on paradox. I admit I'm hypocritical. I don't always practice MM: I don't really know what they MM: It's important for our fans not what I preach. think. I think I've asserted myself as to live in this illusion of "selling a direction-giver. I've taken the out." If the band's integrity is there, WR: So what would you like initiative in pulling the people who and they get popular, I don't see your end result to be? You don't are like me together—people who WR -October 20,1995 • page 7 Urge/ cont from p.3 sound and their high quality live explained. she accidentally consumed performances. On their latest CD, titled "Exit a nearly fatal dose of "I guess one thing that might the Dragon," Eddie, along with heroin. set Urge apart from the grunge Nash Kato and Blackie O prove "All I hear when I bands is [that] it's really energetic that they can do just that, listen to 'Girl' is the note I '■'■' ■■■■■ ^£ ■ ■■■■■■■.■■■i■ i- and kind of light-hearted, we're producing a soothing blend of miss..." Kato says, al- Howard's club hi into the fun aspect of it..I just mellowness with a very noticable though this virtually II ■ Mon-Sot 12-2:30 am I I think of it as cool rock," Eddie groove that soothes yet exites the unnoticable missing note "King" Rceser explained when listener at the same time. has in no way stifled the talking about how growing up Prior to the release of "Exit the band's growing popularity with such famous Seattle bands Dragon," Urge Overkill recently among the music listening as Mudhoney, Nirvana, and Pearl reached a number of new fans public. Jam affected Urge Overkill's with their steller cover of Neil In testament to the unique yet metaphysically Diamond's classic "Girl You'll band's greatness, they also familiar sound. Be A Woman Soon" on the Pulp had the honor of playing at "These are people we've Fiction soundtrack. the Final show at Chicago toured with and [we] kind of The song had the prestigious Stadium (ask anybody who share an interest in reviving non- honor of being the song that was there about Urge's bogus guitar rock." He also swept Uma Thurman away as version of "Crackbabies" that evening). If you already own : ! MLAG'8" ■-§£SN -j«'2fi!» jgi "Exit the Dragon" (which I'm sure many of you do) OEFFEN RECORDING ARTISTS then take comfort in the fact that "Dragon" is but a glimpse of the quality and effort Urge Overkill puts into their shows, hence making it a show that any true lover of music won't want to miss. Ticket information for —~i "SfSTERHiujui^ri the show can be obtained j' posniurguniijiB* through The Asylum at ItlAIH STAGE 6:00 D00RS-EARLVSHOUII (419)243-4449. SAT OCT. 21§ m thisimttury 209 N. SUPERIOR ST. 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File pfcMeWTto BG Newi Homecoming ofab Friday Ot. 20. 1995 $B"J«3 Oldest grads celebrate Stores in town at Pioneers Reunion get ready for Jim Barker education in a small country with the Varsity BG Club, which The BG News school that housed two class- he co-founded with fellow gradu- rooms and one instructor. ate Dick Young in 1978. The Var- weekend sales He went on to graduate from sity BG Club is an organization Today's college students de- Bowling Green High School and that honors past University ath- ChandaJones pocket books," Donnelly said. mand the best from their schools. enroll at the University, where letes and helps to promote to- Staff writer SBX also extends its selec- In order to compete, a university he played on the varsity track day's Falcon athletic programs. tion to the community by pre- needs advanced computer facili- and cross country teams. O'Brien With Homecoming Weekend senting items and clothing for ties, a big student union and made the football team briefly, The Pioneers Reunion takes approaching, local bookstores the other residents of Bowling plenty of resi- _ but had to quit at the coach's place Saturday at the Days Inn on have accumulated a large Green as well as University dence space. request. East Wooster Street selection of souveneirs for students and alumni. A college "At the time, I weighed around students and alumni. Donnelly added that the goal with a total en- 130 pounds," O'Brien said. "E- Kent Kokomoor, manager of Is to offer the best quality at a rollment of 750 ventually, the coach asked me to Bee Gee Bookstore, 1424 E. good price. students, fea- W^*] quit. 'You're going to get mur- Wooster St., said the store is The University Bookstore, turing two dered out there,' he said to me." selling jackets, car flags, pen- located on campus, also has a classroom Athletics were just one aspect nants, glassware, coffee mugs, wide variety of Homecoming buildings and of O'Brien's college career. As a sweat ware, t-shirts and hats. paraphernalia, according to two residence male student, O'Brien was forced To distinguish Bee Gee University licensing director halls, wouldn't to work downtown in order to Bookstore from other estab- John Buckenmyer. do well in the earn meals and find a place to lishments, the store has im- "[We] carry Bowling Green modem college market And a live while he studied. At that printed Gold Medallion State University clothing, university that lacked any male time, the campus had only two equipment, such as 23 karat seals, hats, coffee mugs, pen- on-campus housing and offered residence halls, Schatzel and Wil- gold lapel pins, letter openers, nants and flags," he said. degrees in only one major would liams hails, both of which housed candle sticks, business card The store also sells some go out of business faster than a only female students. holders, bankers' lamps, imprinted items, Buckenmyer GM plant in Tokyo. O'Brien said he had to work for clocks and watches. These said. But in 1929, a school just like his meals at a downtown restau- items as well as many others "We are trying a new mar- the one described above rant. can be special ordered. ket for desk accessory items flourished and expanded into a "I worked for Ireland's restau- Annette Donnelly, mer- such as stamp holders, and major university attracting stu- rant three hours every day," O'- chandise buyer for SBX, 530 memo holders, some of which dents from across the nation. It Brien said. "And that's how I E. Wooster St., said the store are imprinted with the Uni- has a lot to offer this year. versity seal," he said. "An- offered female students a two- earned my three meals a day." File photo cmtwy of Jim O'Brica year degree in Elementary Edu- Classroom facilities weren't "SBX has a wide variety of other item that we are begin- cation; male students a four-year exactly abundant or advanced. Pictured Is the 1927 Falcon track imprinted and embroidered ning to market is jewelry." degree in Secondary Education. There were no projection relay team. From the left are Ce- [items] and the largest hat That School was none other screens, no VCRs, and nothing cil Glazer, Jim O'Brien, Herbert selection," Donnelly said. than Bowling Green Normal Col- even resembling a calculator or a Robb and Dale McDaniels. Champion brand clothing is lege. And Saturday, James O'- computer. The only classroom one of the store's biggest Brien and other graduates of the buildings on campus were sellers. 1920s and 1930s will celebrate Mosely Hall, the Administration "The store follows trends another Homecoming at the Building and a building called the "At the time, I such as the sunflower design, Pioneers Reunion. Training School. and overall, SBX tries to pro- The Pioneers Reunion is a spe- O'Brien worked his way weighed around 130 vide a wide choice for all cial occasion for O'Brien, one of through college and, after gra- pounds. Eventually, the University's oldest living duating with his teaching degree, graduates and a lifelong resident went on to teach for 20 years in the [football] coach of Northwest Ohio. O'Brien, 88, two area high schools. Wishing to asked me to quit. Play a Round Before the Game looks forward to the annual event become a principal but lacking 'You're going to get as a chance to reminisce about the credentials, O'Brien returned the days when the University to the University and earned his murdered out there,' was young and just beginning to master's degree in 1950. he said to me.' take hold. The extra effort payed off in a Born in Bowling Green in an big way for O'Brien. He was East Mary Avenue home on April hired as principal of Clay High 4, 1907, O'Brien spent his child- School, where he stayed for the hood on a Scons Ridge farm-be- next quarter of a century. James O'Brien ^?5MO^W tween Bowling Green and Pem- Now retired, O'Brien still University alumnus berviUe. He received his early spends as much time as possible w*~Jy with cart only-^vr^ IXVEXTORY REDUCTION ^If $20.00 (save $15) W ROLLERBLADE SALE!!! Bauer-Roller Derby-Ultra Wheels F2 NOW Roller Hockey Skates-Fitness-Street Skates $89.98 Street Hockey Sticks-Blades-Balls-Pucks -We Service What We Sell- All models on sale now! Hurry sizes limited. Our Friendly. FALCON HOUSE Knowledgable Sales People SPORTING GOODS Will Help You Make The Right Selection John & Mary Mura Your Hockey Headquarter in Bowling Green For Your Mention ad when calling Proprietors 123 S. Main, DOWNTOWN B.G. - 352-3610 Specific Needs. ^4 Friday Oct. 20. 1995 Homecoming && Homecoming king candidates involved in several activities Willis Swad Bowers Jake Willis, a music education Brian Swab, a mathematics Cal Bowers, a sport manage- major. Is a member of the BGSU major, is the president of Pi Kap- ment major, is the trl-captaln of Bands and Orchestra, Phi Mu Al- pa Phi fraternity, member of the Falcon football team, a repre- pha Professional Music frater- Honor Student Association and sentative for about 300,000 stu- nity and Mortar Board. calculus lab instructor. dent-athletes for the NCAA Stu- dent-Athlete Advisory Commit- tee, and the Presidnet of Omicron Stefanclc Snyder Delta Kappa National Honor So- ciety. Jeff Stefanclc, an elementary Steve Snyder, an elementary education major, is a four-year education major, has been a member and current president of member of UAO, is a current USG, a member of Resident Stu- member of Orientation Board, dent Association and a former and has been a UNIV100 facilita- resident adviser. tor. Danbnry XT. Neuffer Hussey Curtis Danbury, a sport man- J.T. Neuffer, and interpersonal Sean Hussey, a psychology agement, was a co-chairman of communications major, has been major, has been a member of Re- Sport Management Alliance for on the varsity swimming team, is sident Student Association two years, a volunteer in the Ath- a member of Phi Kappa Psi Government, has been a women's letic Department and a Universi- fraternity, and has been a mem- club soccer coach and has vol- ty Field House floor supervisor. ber of Orientation Board. unteered at Martha's Soup 11Jacobs Woods Kitchen. Scott Jacobs, a general busi- Joe Woods, a telecommunica- ness major, was Freddie Falcon tions major, is a member of Un- during the 1992-1993 sports dergraduate Student Govern- season. He was also on Orienta- ment, a member of Phi Kappa Psi tion Board and a runner-up in the Fraternity and a member of Col- 199S USG presidential election. lege Life. Homecoming ofab Friday Oct. 20. 1995 cpo0e5 Top 10 queen candidates represent one and all The University's 10 finalists and UAO. Flanagan is a University Activ- outgoing person with a strong rewarded me the opportunity to for homecoming queen are as di- "A homecoming queen should ities Organization senator on the sense of self who is dedicated to represent BGSU. BGSU has pro- verse as the school they repre- have a sense of pride and tra- Undergraduate Student community work, campus in- vided me with an excellent edu- sent. All are involved in several dition for Bowling Green," Ho- Government, volvement and education," cational experience. I want to campus organizations, and they dakievic said. "She should be a Mortar Board Green said. "She is someone who give back to the University a give their views on what they be- well-rounded individual and a vice president is respected and respects others Homecoming Queen that reflects lieve a homecoming queen positive role model and ambas- for initiation, a and takes pride in her universi- the spirit and image of a well- should represent. sador for the University." resident ad- ty." rounded BGSU student," said viser and a con- Mennega Amanda Bohardt, 21, a multi- Bridget Hanson, 22, a purchas- temporary is- Lisa Terwilliger, 21, an envi- handicapped education major ing and materials management sues director of ronmental science major from Jennifer LaDuke, 21, a political from Concorde, Ohio, said she major from Cleveland, Ohio, said UAO. Jamestown, New York, enjoys science major from Allen Park, she enjoys being involved. playing piano, volleyball, run- Mich., likes to run and go to the enjoys taking walks and being She has Flanagan with friends. served as a law ning, playing cards and being Student Recreation Center. Bohardt is the president of Hanson is president of the intern, an with friends. LaDuke was rush chairwoman Panhellenic Board of Black Cultural Activi- orientation leader, a pre- She is a of spirit and activities of Phi Mu, Council, a ties, a member reglstratlon assistant at the Stu- member of Chi vice president member of Chi of the student dent Recreation Center, a mem- Omega, presi- for PRSSA, and Omega, Mortar employee ber of the English hiring commit- dent of GA- a member of Board, Omi- board at the tee, a member of Golden Key MMA, an orien- Alpha Lambda cron Delta SRC and a National Honor Society and a tation leader, a Phi, Phi Eta Kappa, Order member of the member of Alpha Lambda Delta. campus tour Sigma and of Omega and purchasing "To stand with nine other out- guide, plays in Reach Out. club and Beta standing peers as part of the 1995 tramurals and "A homecom- also volunteers Terwtlllfer at the Wood Gamma Sigma. is a member of ing queen Bohardt Homecoming Court would re- Delta Kappa needs to be County Board "A homecom- Hanson LaDuke of Mental Re- ing queen flect that my efforts in the cam- "I definitely down to Earth tardation and Developmental should be a pus community have not gone think leadership is an important and a good Disabilities. well-rounded individual who unnoticed," Flanagan said. quality to be homecoming queen leader who does not think of her- "It is important for homecom- takes advantage of everything "Such an honor would suggest as well as a genuine sense of car- self as better or worse that ing queens to have pride in their the university has to offer - aca- that I have touched lives and ing for individuals. A queen anyone else," LaDuke said university and excitement about demically, extracurricularly and made a difference," she said. "I should have high personal goals the things they are involved in," in community service," Hanson see the king and queen as school for themselves both academi- Corey Minor, 21, a English Bohardt said. "A queen is said, role models, peer mascots - cho- cally and career-wise," said major from Canton, Ohio, enjoys someone who is motivated, ex- sen by the student body because Terwilliger. tutoring, mentoring, singing and cited and open-minded.'' Kimberly Hess, 21, a political of their dedication and in- dancing. science major from Mansfield, vestment to BGSU." Kimberly Mennega, 22, a She is treasurer of NAACP, in Bethany Hodakievic, 21, a Ohio, Is a member of the Black senior Elementary Education the gospel choir, a member of the multi-handicapped and elemen- Student Union, a USG Senator, a Jennifer Green, 21, an inter- major from Zanesville, Ohio, Honor Student tary education double major pomerette, a resident adviser personal communications major likes to jetski and travel. Association, from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, said and the winner or the 199S Miss from Milwaukee, Wise, said she She is a member of Delta Zeta, University she enjoys excercising. Bronze Schol- likes to spend time with other Mortar Board, Order of Omega, Honors Pro- Hodakievic is the president of arship Pageant people and have fun. Panhellenic gram, STARS, Phi Mu, an "Anyone who Green is a member of Alpha Council Execu- Alpha Lambda orientation represents the Gamma Delta, tive Board, Delta and a leader, an king or queen president of Omicron Delta University 100 EDCI instruc- should be in a the IPC Club, Kappa, OSEA, student facili- public relations and lntramu- tator. tor student as- very diverse Minor sistant, the vice amount of ac- chairwoman rals. "A homecom- president for tivitles on for the Univer- ''Being ing queen Omicron Delta campus," Hess sity Ambas- homecoming should be a positive representa- Hess queen means tive of this university by display- Kappa, and a said. sadors and a Mennega member of PLUS facilita- that my efforts ing leadership qualities, aca- demic success and involvement BGSEA, Kappa Hodakievic Cat Flanagan, 21, an English tor. Green toward the high Delta Pi, Gold- major from Circleville, Ohio, "A homecom- standards of scholarship, citi- in various organizations," said en Key National Honor Society said volunteering is her hobby. ing queen is an zenship and leadership will have Minor. by Heidi Karrenbauer cPflgeb Friday. Oct. 20. 1995 Homecoming pjab Professor Buron honored Freddy, Frieda Latino alumni to endow scholarship fund in Spanish teacher's name heart and soul Celebrating the contributions President Margarita De Leon of professor Antonio Buron this doesn't consider the first-ever Saturday at a 6:30 p.m. dinner formal event a milestone, she of BG atheltics holds a great deal of significance agrees it is a very important for many University alumni, cur- point in a development process. Scott Trehan goals of the mascots. rent students and staff. "It is another step in the prog- Staff writer "The purpose of the mascots is In honor of Buron's 25 years of ression" of development, she to serve as ambassadors of the service to Bowling Green, the La- says. "What we are doing is Freida and Freddie are the Athletic Department and the tino Alumni Society is seeking to building upon the work of Latino official mascots of the Bowling University as a whole," Brown- endow a scholarship fund in his alumni in the community and the Green Falcons. ing said. name, signifiying his years of University." The two mascots can be spot- teaching experience, including De Leon, director of pubic re- ted at Falcon football, basketball The two mascots have been his efforts to develop and main- lations at Riverside Hospital in and hockey games. They can also cheering a long time. tain the Academic Year Abroad Toledo, is the first president of be found at special campus and In 1950, Freddie was no more in Spain Program. The retiring the alumni society. "I accepted community events raising the than a knitted jumpsuit with a Buron joined the University in (the presidency) because I felt it spirits of fans young and old. paper-made head. Nowadays, 1969 and is currently an associ- was a wonderful opportunity" for DeLeon "It's fun dealing with the kids both Freida and Freddie are ate professor of Romance Lan- the University to begin develop- and seeing old people smile," dress In style. The two Falcons guages. ing greater ties with its Latino reap real benefits for the Uni- Freddie Falcon said. wear a fully-lined, multicolored But the dinner, and dance that alumni. And she said creating a versity," she said of the greater Freddie Falcon was first seen feather body suit with a realistic follows, is also the first formal separate alumni group was Im- connectiveness being created be- in 1950. He made his debut at a head piece. event offered by the Latino portant because Latinos were al- tween alumni and the University. home basketball game against Through all the years, games, Alumni Society. The dinner is in ways Incorporated into a De Leon also sees her In- Ohio University. Freida, on the and cheers, one thing will never the Union Community Suite and broader, more general, minority volvement with the society and other hand, did not appear until change. Each year everyone the dance is 9 p.m.to 1 a.m. in focus. the 1979-1980 athletic year. wonders "who are Freida and Olscamp Hall. And while society "I know in the long run it will See De Leon, page wven. Today, four University stu- Freddie Falcon?" dents share the responsibilities of the two mascots. Each spring, The four students who wear Freida and Freddie Falcon are the costumes remain anonymous. determined through tryouts. The "Sometimes it is tough, espe- honorees end up devoting a lot of cially when you come home and time and effort. your roommates are having a "It Is a lot of work," Freddie party," Freida Falcon said. Falcon said. "For example, on Wednesday of Homecoming Family, friends and roommates week, Freida and Freddy will ap- are held in suspense for almost pear at eight different events the entire school year. The antic- through Sunday." ipation builds until the final Freida and Freddie Falcon are home basketball and hockey more than Just mascots - they game, when Freida and Freddie are the heart and soul behind the are "beheaded." athletic spirit at Bowling Green. In 1988, Brad Browning, assis- "It will be well worth it. espe- tant athletic director for Market- cially seeing people's faces that I ing and Promotions, stated the know," Freida Falcon said. We've MOVED!! The Co-op Program is now located in 310 Saddlemire Student Services What is Co-op? Just a job that's related to your major! Companies include: Owens Corning - IBM - Nationwide - AT&T Lever Bros. - Roadway Express - Frito-Lay Harley Davidson - Goodyear - Merrill Lynch Maritz Marketing Research - The Limited - Disney World Allied-Signal - Mid-Am - American Red Cross Amoco Corp. - JCPenney - Smith Barney Cooper Tire - NFO Research - Monsanto Students who are already on file with us: NOW IS THE TIME TO UPDATE YOUR FILE! Bring in a new resume with current address & phono. and a NEW copy oi your unofficial grade transcript. Questions9 372 2451 • 310 Student Services Homecoming Qab Friday. Qd. 20. 1995 cpaae? Black alumni review past Dinner to celebrate black students' history Jason Young mas's name at the banquet. Dur- "I never thought any more civil rights and was one of the Staff writer ing next year's festivities, she about it," she said. "I just went few women in attendence at the will return to present the schol- on ahead and did what I wanted "Million Man March" this week While this year's homecoming arship. to do." in Washington, D.C. theme Is "Paving the Highway of Thomas, a native of Sandusky, At the University, Thomas "This is 199S and we still have Progress," the theme of this Sat- Ohio, originally enrolled at the sang spirituals on her own racial prejudice," said Thomas. urday's Black Alumni Dinner and University because she had stud- 15-mlnute radio program, com- "I wish everyone was pea greea Dance Is "Charting our Prog- ied home economics at Wllber- peted on the swim team, and Then you wouldn't have a prob- ress." force University and wanted to played basketball and volleyball. lem." Timetables and news clipping be closer to home. After earning her degree as an As for African American col- will provide historical firsts for At the time there was only one economics teacher, Thomas lege students today, Thomas University African American elderly African American family moved to Washington, DC. and said, "I hope I have left lighted students, highlighting Anna Mae living in Bowling Green. Thomas held a variety of government lanterns for them to follow." Thomas, the first African Ameri- was the only African American clerical jobs. While there, she at- The Black Alumni Dinner and can graduate of the University. attending the University. Presi- tended Howard University and Dance reception, which Thomas Returning to the University for dent Frank Prout offered room American University, earning a will attend, starts at 6 p.m. Din- Thomas the first time since her gradua- and board in his own home for $4 master's degree in psychology ner at 7 p.m. Is followed by a tion in 1943, Thomas, 84, will a week in exchange for light and eventually becoming a men- dance at 9 p.m. The dress is black about the number expected this receive an Alumni Merit Award. housework. He personally rep- tal health specialist. semi-formal and the dinner costs year. While alumni and their Thomas says she is "flabber- rimanded professors who did not Retired since 1983 as the man- $25. Dr. Win Stone, associate di- spouses are invited, most events gasted" to be honored. treat Thomas fairly. ager of a city health clinic, Tho- rector of graduate admissions are also open to faculty, staff and The Alumni Association and She still had to weather racial mas still lives in Washington, and associated professor of eth- students. Those Interested in at- the Black Alumni Reunion Com- slurs from her classmates. It D.C. nic studies, will be the guest tending should contact Sabrina mittee will also announce a $1000 never dawned on Thomas that She participated in Martin speaker. White, associate director of endowed scholarship in Tho- she was a pioneer. Luther King's 1963 march for Last year 125 alumni attended. alumni affairs, at 372-2701. De Leon Continued from pice lix. tional success I was able to tion. In addition to her curent achieve at B.G. elevated the qual- work at Riverside, she serves as Band announcer the University as a means to faci- ity of my life." an arts adviser/consultant to the litate the success of other stu- Ohio Arts Council and is a consul- dents thinking about attending De Leon graduated in 1979 with tant on issues dealing with His- has history in BG college who don't have the a bachelor's in communications panics, diversity and public re- money. She said the high dropout and in 1981 with a master's in lations. program. He conducts the fall rate of Latino high school and Spanish. She was actively In- Tim Busbey The BC News concert band, teaches classes, college students can be mainly volved with the Latino Student Her husband, Sylvester Duran, helps with student teachers and attributed to lack of financial re- Union and remembers the en- is also a 1979 graduate of the When most people retire, they is involved In the new band music sources. joyment of participating and University. take up a hobby, travel or spend reading clinic. "From a personal perspective, helping create cultural activities The dinner/dance Saturday time with their family. Mark Ke- the greatest that any Hispanic for the group. night has a $S admission charge lly, however.lsn't most people. Kelly came to the University in can do is set up scholarships, or for students and $10 at the door 1966 after 13 years of teaching frameworks, to provide Latino She has worked 11 years at for all others. A Cleveland-area Kelly, the director of bands and directing Instrumental music students the economic means to Riverside and also reported for Salsa band will be the featured emeritus at the University, re- in his native Centervllle, Iowa. achieve a college education," she television stations In Toledo and entertainment. Proceeds will go tired in May 1994 but continues said. "Without a doubt the educa- Laredo, Texas, following gradua- to the Huron Scholarship fund. to be very active in the music See BAND, page nine. EBLCJE RIBBON PHOTO 157 N. Main St. BG, (Across From Uptown) Ph. 353-4244 CAMERAS EQUIPMENT NIKON Extra Set of Prints for $1 TRIPODS Just MM 91 to the regular pries and we will give you a MINOLTA second get 01 color prints. Otter good at lbs tbrwOt FLASHES developing on standard 3x9 size prints Irom 110,128, CANON or35mm(C-41 process). 12,15,24&38oxp. rolls. LENSES This otter not vaHd with arty olher otter. OLYMPUS Limn ono roll per coupon. FRAMES PENTAX exp10/25/95 ALBUMS Aaron Gray Staff writer Weekend, so we're likely to keep sity police, said campus officers pie usually behave themselves small ones, Ash said. a full house." will also be increased in anticipa- during the game, Waddell said. "It's just a lot more of the Local police are preparing to •"We'll get a lot of people from tion of out-of-towners in Bowling "Sometimes we might have to same," Ash said. "The parties are keep busy during Homecoming Toledo who come down for the Green for the game. tell someone to quiet down or not bigger and sometimes the visit- Weekend, but are hoping to not big football game," he said. "It's "With the UT/BG game, throw beer cans, or something ing alumni get out of hand. see too much trouble. our hope that they'll just come there's such a rivalry between along those lines, but people gen- "We'll be Increasing our num- "We are probably going to be at down and leave, and not stay the the two teams that we can usually erally behave themselves," Wad- ber of officers Just because of all maximum staff," Police Chief night. But it looks like the weath- expect a huge crowd," Waddell dell said. the increased activity," he said. Galen Ash said. "Saturday night er could be ideal." said. There are usually no big prob- "We definitely can expect to Is usually a pretty big night Barbara Waddcll, public in- But despite the occasional lems during Homecoming Week- keep busy with all the extra traf- around here during Homecoming formation officer for the Univer- presence of tailgate parties, peo- end - just an increase in the fic." Celebrate Homecoming Graduate still Weekend by first stopping avid Falcon fan Jack Culbertson - she received the Alumni Ser- at Packages plus... ^ Staff writer vice Award from BGSU. "That was the only time in my life that I actually went out to the Cherje Orwig, a BGSU alumna middle of the football field," she of more than 20 years, is an avid said. We have party supplies Falcon sports' fan, and still tries A bachelor's degree in sociolo- to go to as many basketball, foot- gy and public relations, along including balloons, ball and hockey games as she with a master's degree in mar- can. keting an interpersonal and pub- streamers, confetti & Even as a lic communication led her to her student, Or- current position in Dayton, Ohio. wig's 1984 trek Orwig is now vice president for napkins in all the right colors. to Lake Placid corporate communications at We also carry brown & orange to watch BGSU Miami Valley Hospital. play at the "A background in sociology NCAA hockey and a minor in psychology allow Jelly Bellies for your sweet championship me to mix the two things I care tooth. ' demonstrated about. I not only work at the hos- her dedication pital, but I also am involved in to the college's Orwig the United Way and other organi- athletics. zations," she said. Before or after the game shop at Orwig's continued dedication Although her office in Dayton stems from her participation in Is far from Bowling Green, she Packages plus... to select a surprise several campus and alumni or- maintains season passes for ganizations throughout the years. hockey and football games. for your sweetie # During the 1985-86 year, she was "Even at my office In Dayton I Alumni Board president. Orwig am surrounded by BGSU memo- (it's also Sweetest Day on October 21st). is also a charter member of the rabilia. Hanging on my office Falcon Club of Toledo. wall Is a hockey stick signed by Her most memorable event at the 1984 NCAA championship We have gourmet coffee & Bowling Green happened in 1990 team," she said. candies, lots of adorable stuffed animals and for the South Side 6 Wishes Good Luck to romantically inclined, scented the Falcons on their Homecoming bath & body products and bout with U.T. candles. Visit South Ski* 6 for all your homecoming needs. Packages plus... SOUTH SHU: <> Cards and Gifts and more UIIIKI: THI: iwi; n si AIMS 111 Railroad Rd BG 352-1693 737 S. Main 352-8639 Homecoming ofab Friday Qcl. 20. 1995 cpngc9 BAND Continued from page seven. his outstanding contribution to Welker makes history the advancement of school bands For 28 years, he was involved in 1981 when he was awarded Jennifer Colllngwood Welker was also involved in the well reflected in her actions. She with the University marching with the Edwin Franko Goldman Staff writer World Student Fund, sang with is the person who wanted th_ band as either a conductor or Award by the American School the college band, and in 1945, was basketball arena named after administrator. Now, he is in- Band Director's Association. One 1940s alumna coming back in the Top 10 for Key Beauty. In Harold Anderson, then the coach volved in a slightly different ca- Three years later, he recieved for Homecoming has helped to charge of maintaining relations Not only was the arena named pacity; as the announcer for the the Citation of Excellence from make Bowling Green State Uni- between the VS and V12, Welker after Anderson, but a scholarship marching band the National Band Association. versity history - in more ways was also the president of Campus was also started. "When I retired in May of -94, Earlier this year, Kelly was than one. Teen. James Hof, a former Universi- Bob Erickson, the band director named an Outstanding Music After her first two years, Wel- ty vice president, said, "While at Whltraer School who had been Educator of 199S by the Ohio Mu- ker was found to be anemic, and others often take bows for this doing the announcing for IS sic Education Association. had to cut down on her activities. scholarship, I can tell the world years, decided that it was a good Despite recieving all these In spite of this, in her senior that Maxine Campbell Welker time to give it up," Kelly said. prestigious awards duirng his year, she was given a scholarship brought it to reality." "So Tom (Rohrer, marching band career, perhaps the most mean- by then University President Welker and a few others also director at the University) asked ingful honor was given to Kelly Frank Prout for her leadership. founded the Toledo Alumni me to do it." last year when the University Chapter. The chapter gained Kelly said that although he recognized him by renaming the There were 1,100 students at membership, and honors former really enjoys announcing, if instrumental rehearsal hall in the Bowling Green when Welker at- athletes, has swim parties, and anyone ever came along who had Moore Musical Arts Center in tended. hosts Key Night. a good announcing voice, he honor of him. She originally majored in home "Mickey, a whirlwind of would step down. "I cried," he said. "I couldn't economics, but switched her energy, effectively rallied the "I took it on as a temporary po- beleive It. This was the most major to business and switched alumni in the greater Toledo area sition and I guess it may still be meaningful honor I have ever re- again her junior year to psychol- into a strong and dedicated chap- just a temporary position," he cieved because It came from the ogy. Because she changed her ter that exists as one of the said. "I don't really have a good students and it should be very major three times, she ended up strongest BGSU Alumni Chap- announcing voice, I just know long-lasting." short of liberal arts credits for ters in the United States," Hof what's going on." One of the things that Kelly Is graduation. said. While Kelly is glad to still be most proud of from his time as For many years, Welker taught Welker never stops organizing. involved with the band, there are director of bands is the national full time, with four children at She also coordinated the All Col- many aspects of being a full-time recognition that the University home, and took night classes. lege Alumni Council, in which 70 director that he misses. gained during his tenure. Twenty years out of college, her colleges became Involved in "The thing I miss most is "In 1966 when I came here, our husband Mark convinced her to exchanging ideas. standing in front of the band and program did not have the Maxine "Mickey" Campbell go back and get her teaching de- Last year, Welker began work- rehearsing them and teaching national visibility that it has Welker pursued naming the bas- gree. Welker ended up teaching ing with Ann Bowers of the Uni- them," Kelly said "I miss the now," Kelly said. "Our ensem- ketball arena after Harold An- for more than 25 years before versity Archival Collections to thrill and satisfaction of going bles gained national recognition derson, helped to found the she retired. turn over her diary and much of through the rehearsals and see- with the support of the faculty, Toledo Alumni Chapter, and was "I have a love affair with Bowl- her memorabilia to the Universi- ing it all come to fruition on the the talent of the kids and maybe the first woman to win the ing Green," Welker said. ty- football field." my ability to bring it all together. Alumni Service Award. Current- This love for the University is Kelly also said that he misses Our kids have had the opportuni- ly, she is donating much of her both conducting and having the ty to play on major national con- memorabilia to the University contact with the students. ference stages and from that has Archival Collections. During his years at the Univer- come recognition." From 1943 to 1947, Maxine sity, Kelly received many hon- Kelly is also very proud of the Welker was a student involved in ors. In 1974, Kelly was selected number of University music numerous activities. She was in- as one of the ten most outstand- graduates who have gone on to be volved in the YWCA, and in her ing music directors in the United succesful band directors in high first year, was chairwoman of 13 wmans States by the School Musician schools around Ohio. on-campus parties to get the sol- magazine. He was honored for diers to intermingle. 1*Anniversary SALE Quality Steins _ Now thru Sunday! 353-6847 Regular Price & Collectibles » Misses, Petites Pendleton 30% OFF A store that offers a wide variety of beer related advertising including steins, All Regular Price neons, mirrors, lighted signs.posters, Misses. Petites hats, banners, and more. Quality Steins also offers a wide selection of die-cast Liz 30% OFF collectibles by ERTL, SPEC-CAST, 1ST GEAR, and HARTOY. 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File ph««i/Tke BG Nc« Homecoming ofab Friday C>t. 20. 1995 cpaflell THEGAME The tables have turned Falcons, Rockets renew rivalry Scott Brown The BC News To put it mildly, Saturday's Homecoming game features two teams headed in distinctly op- posite directions. On one side are the Falcons, who come in with clipped wings after consecutive losses totaling 41 points. Bowling Green, the "dels nil favorite in the MAC in the preseason, has been shock- ingly mediocre. On the other side are the Toledo Rockets, who have taken the Falcons' spot at the top of the MAC as they come in with a 5-0-1 overall record. They have defi- nitely been the team to beat thus far in the MAC race. They collide in Saturday's 12:30 game, and looking strictly at the numbers might foresee an easy Toledo victory. But it's Bowling Green-Toledo, so throw all those numbers out the window. "We're going to war this week," Bowling Green coach Gary Blackney proclaimed. Toledo rolls in after a tie against Miami a week ago. The Falcons lost 30-10 last week at Ball State. The Rockets have beaten such solid teams as Cincinnati, Ne- vada and Ball State this year. They come in on quite a roll, but Bowling Green is hoping to re- verse that trend. "We're playing a good football team," Blackney said. "But if you look at last year's game, the same players are going to be on the The BG Newi/Jon H..h.ch Running back Keylan Cites plows ahead for more yardage. Cates will be a key factor Saturday as the See GAME, page twelve. Falcons lake on arch-rival Toledo. £%-el2 Friday 0<. 20. 1995 Homecoming ofab GAME Continued from page eleven. field Saturday that were pretty much the same players as a year ago. "We have 14 players on this football team that defeated Toledo 31-16. We are a different football team, and they are a different football team. We've always been in the championship hunt and we've always been in more or less the control of the momentum. "Now we're not, and we have to establish that, and Toledo Is." . Momentum will be a key, as the Rockets come in with a load of it and the Falcons come in without it. Blackney said that the key to shutting down the potent Rocket offense will be containing Jail- back Wasean Tail, the MAC'S leading and the nation's second- leading rusher. "I think he's a great, great back," Blackney said of Tait. "I think he is superb. Maybe the most electrifying back in the conference. [Miami's Deland] McCullough is good, [Miami's Ty] King is good, [Ball State's MichaellBlair is good, [Central Michigan's Brian] Tolbert is good, but he is electrifying." Large capacity - Holds 24 cans Toledo coach Gary Pinkel Lightweight • Only 3.5 lbs. agreed that shutting down Tait Refrigerated dry storage would be important, but added that his offense is far from one- Available with all NFL, MLB dimensional. GARY BLACKNEY and selected NCAA team logos "That's important," Pinkel said. "I think [Wasean's] stats speak for themselves. It's a com- pleted 3-of-26 in the game. Now available bination of that and our passing Blackney remains uncommitted, PRO LINE COLLEGE & PRO SPORTS WEAR but Pinkel is confident Henry game. We have to do both. We try will get the call. Sam's balance run and pass and be effi- CHOOSE FROM: cient in both." "That young guy is a good Quarterback Ryan Huzcak Is player," Pinkel said of Niemet. Jackets, T-Shirts, Mugg Tees, Choice Pop one of the MAC'S most mobile "He has great quickness and he signal callers, and could cause can run. Muggs, Glass Sets, Pennants, trouble for a Falcon defense that "But Ryan Henry has been License Plate Frames, and fF^j 6-pack has had trouble with mobile there. I don't think there is any quarterbacks so far this season. question he Is going to play Many Collectors Items. |LU "I don't know if we can totally against us. If I was a betting man, stop [Huzjak]," Blackney said. I'd say we'd be seeing Ryan ® srr^ ^ Ml Henry play in this game." m $1.18 "In order for us to win the foot- ball game, I really think that we The Rockets, despite the Fal- cant let Waseon Tait loose cons' recent woes, still have a lot of respect for their southern ISave on all Sam's Choice snack items. against our defense. He's going to get some yards - he's gotten neighbors. yardage against some of the best BGSU Imprinted Stadium Throws Stadium Cushions defenses in the conference - but & Chairs I think we need to not let him get "We're going to have Sportswear & Blankets the home run against us." to play at a level Blackney said that the Falcons above where we've Throws - $6.96 will have to play above and be- hind any of their performances been playing." Blankets - $9.96 so far this season. "We're going to have to play '»lrOVs Gary Blackney Check out our selection above the level we've been play- ing to compete against Toledo," BC head coach of BGSi I -.ovelty items, Blackney said. "They are playing like we played last year." T-Shirl $8.93 Rain Gear, Ponchos, Cushion $12.96 "From what I've seen, BG is a Umbrellas. The Falcons are still undecided good team," Rocket linebacker Sweatshirt $14.93 Chair $7.96 as far as who will start at quar- Aristotle Wilson said. "They've terback against the Rockets. 100% Satisfaction gauranteed Mon. - Sat. 7 am • 11 pm had some bad games, but they Senior Ryan Henry - undefeated are not a team to be overlooked. 1120 S. Main at W. Gypsy Lane Rd., Bowling Green Sun 8 am -10 pm in two starts against the Rockets Whoever plays has to come in- S Hi «A We Honor 352-3776 - was pulled after one quarter ■■— IWI !■— Ad Competitors Ads tense or else BG will walk all last week in favor of redshirt over you. freshman Bob Niemet. "They have some big play Neither Henry nor Niemet guys. The team that attacks more Come Tailgate with ahuaijs played well against the Car- and is the most aggressive will dinals. Combined, they com- win the game." Homecoming [Tub Friday Oct. 20, 1995 (pap 13 "/// was a betting man, /'d say we'd be seeing Ryan Henry play in this game." Gary Pinkel Toledo head coach CHAD BUKEY HOCKEY EQUIPMENT BLOWOUT mr* we USA SUM HOCKEY ACCESSORIES • QMM Mi 'AW** Supportw* *Shn Gundi ■Welt B—IWtMWI— Tw» ■W Guvdi » Ma.' We Also Hive A Urge Selection a US CO EQUIP ME KT Featuring a Big Selection ol Used Skates __ fiiockey B».II/W6 I 'Protective f\f\& TREVOR STOVER I ***■ coupon-1"« ijwNy Exp.11/4/95 *Skats I Sharpening Monday Night atari* Go .OnmlgM ItkawMlm 99* Bowling Green!!! Football * W**ft»CO»«po»>-Un"rilWhtar 1 rVFtraow |77* T~ E^p"l 1/4/95 Bash rape gg0, Limit -1 I PefPwson RESTAURANT BGSU Student ID Night watch | W*>»—CO><»on-LTri| 1 PtrPWton | Just A Few Smiles From Home the game on any of our 21 TV's Falcon House Sporting Goods Tour tfatfey Headquarters in 1728 E. Wooster Street Check out our drafts Bowling Green" (Located behind B.P.) Sun.-Thurs. 6 a.m.-10p.m. Bowling $1.00/Game PH. 352-3610 For carry out. call 352-2196 Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m.-l 1 .-30 p.m. Free shoes with ID 123 S.Maln, Downtown B.6. John & Mary Mura, Owner Open Mon-Fri 10-8 Falcon Football AL-MAR LANES Sat 10-5:30; Sun 12-4 1010 North Main Street • 352-4637 B m "What is wrong with the second. season gone-awry. same players, can defeat this Bowling Green football team?" And here they stand, 1-3 in Can it be done? Just about Toledo team. That has been the question the MAC, in a tie for seventh every student I've talked to But can they put things back asked many times in the past place - and nobody seems to Scott this week expects to see a together a week after a Ball week In the aftermath of two have any answers. Brown blowout victory - for Toledo. State game that was the worst consecutive ugly losses. Co-Sports offensive performance by a Miami manhandled the Fal- This was expected about as Editor And why not? The perform- Falcon team in seven years? cons, 21-0, two weeks ago and much as one might expect to ances the past couple weeks last week Ball State dealt BG a see the sun during a Bowling have been nothing short of dis- I'm not so sure about that. 30-10 knockout. Green winter. gusting from the Falcon per- Toledo is on a roll, and right As for an answer to the prob- four meetings, but as examined spective. Against Ball State, now the Falcons definitely lem, well ... nobody knows for All of the above-mentioned before the shoe is on the other the myriad of dropped passes arent. sure. problems have reared its ugly foot this season. and interceptions was what Pick: Toledo 27, Bowling There are enough variables head at one point or another The Rockets have a very Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Green 16 in this answer to give even the this season. But each have had good football team. They are Cowher would call "a debacle." 4.0 calculus majors fits. its good games, as well. Trying undefeated at 54-1 and have But I don't know about this Many people are going to be to pinpoint one area to blame defeated such quality teams as game. Having watched these unhappy with this pick, partic- Critics will point out the new for this underachieving team Cincinnati, Nevada and Ball Jekyll & Hyde Falcons for sev- ularly the players who make a receiving corps as a factor; would be a mistake. State. en games now, I'm not sure point to mention every time others Ryan Henry and his in- The MAC title hopes have what to expect. The difference they see me around campus the consistency at quarterback; vanished. The season that was Toledo - East Bancroft High, between the Bowling Green fact that I had the audacity to still others point to a patch- going to mean so much is now as one of my professors called team that beat Missouri and pick Missouri this year - the work secondary. left to little more than hopes it this week - will be on a mis- Temple to the team that only time I've gone against Symptoms they all are, but for a winning record. sion. They have every intent of showed up the past two weeks them all year. the fact is this team has not winning the MAC title, and the has been dramatic - and sad- come close to the expectations That can change, though, road to that goes right through dening. Guys, you proved me wrong weighed on them in the presea- starting Saturday. Perry Stadium. that time. Let's do It again. son. They received 38 of 40 Toledo Invades Perry Sta- There is no question in my first place votes in the MAC dium Saturday for the annual Shooting down the Rockets mind that the Falcons, playing Lightning could indeed Preseason Poll, and on the Northwest Ohio grudge match. would go a long way towards to the potential they proved strike twice. Let's hope these other two ballots they were The Falcons have won the past putting a positive spin on this last year with many of these Rockets hit the ground hard. 19S546 BGSU Falcon Hocfcay 1905-06 BGSU Falcon 1095-06 BGSU Falcon OCT. 13 WESTERN ONT AH O 700 pm. Women's Ba skat ball Man's Baskatball OCT. M BROCK UNIVERSITY 700 p.m. NOV. 8 AJUJ. EXHIBITION 6:45 p-m. NOV. 6 AAU. 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"We made great kids. We haven't played our tense," Wilson said. "We play to some progress from last year to best game yet. It would be nice if win and attack the ball and make this year, but there Is always we could get cranked up and get things happen. The whole format room to improve." it going Saturday through the of the whole defense is just to at- If the Rockets have any weak- rest of the season." tack and cause turnovers." ness, it is their passing defense The turnover margin also Pinkel said that the team's de- which ranks 9th in the MAC. shows the solid job the Rocket defense has turned in this season. The 4-3 defense that last year was among the MAC'S worst has been switched to a stingy 44. The results have produced the MAC'S ARISTOTLE WILSON GARYPINKEL fourth-best overall defense. Welcome li».l*.S.IT. Siiulcuis. Alumni ami Visitors GO FALCONS T.O.'s Campus WE OFFER: Corner • Sweatshirts Blast the Rockets! 900 E. 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