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Llndsey Kraut Ed Long, president of the Pan-Hellenic Council, The BC News said the choice is "remarkable." "It really shows that the University is committed Students interviewed reacted positively to the to multiculturalism," Long said. "Hopefully, it will choice for University president, Sidney Ribeau. help increase multicultural enrollment. I really Ribeau is the first African American to be chosen think it's something." for the position. The students expressed concern over how long it The announcement of the new University presi- has taken to hire a minority member for the posi- dent will take place today at 10:30 a.m. in 101 Ols- tion, but they said they are looking forward to his camp Hall. It will be televised on BG-24 and on presidency. closed circuit channel seven. "It is sad but encouraging," said Lina Moncivais, Students said they see this as a new milestone secretary for LSU. "I hope it will have a more posi- for the University. tive impact and more minority issues will be ad- "We finally have someone we can relate to, " dressed." said Dora Vega, president of the Latino Student Faculty and students said they are impressed by Union. Ribeau's qualifications and are encouraged by his Students expressed hope that Ribeau would be apparent commitment to students. more involved with the students and would be "I think the students and the faculty were both more visible on campus than current University very impressed with Dr. Ribeau," said Tara An- President Paul Olscamp. Students interviewed said drews, president of the Black Student Union. they hope to be able to see Ribeau as a role model. Jack Taylor, assistant vice president for Multi- "I hope the programming will be more diverse cultural Affairs, said the best person was picked - and we'll get input from him," Vega said. not for his race, but rather for his qualifications. t Market Occupation Outlook aBache/orS Percent employment requiring a cotege projected deemed Marketing, advertising, and public relations managers
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Andrea wood Psychologists The BC News College graduates can look forward to a healthier Job market ^'-^Tssaiffi as the country emerges from the ■ depths of the latest recession. According to The Black Colle- Teachers, special education gian, the job market in engineer- ing, science and technology is re- covering after the worst decline Physical therapists since World War II. Likewise, Job Choices reported increases in nontechnical fields including Computer engineers and Tkt BG Nc»»/Bct h Matter. communications, business ad- scientists Sophomore Sheila Lacer tests different chemicals ID a biology lab Thursday afternoon. Students use a ministration, economics and the SourtntFiUiawOcajpMlontlOutlooHQuMWff/ TlMMNwraMml centrifuge to separate liquids from solids, then do a series of tests to determine what chemical they political sciences. have. JoAnn Kroll, director of Career activities because of the reces- "Industries have experienced Services, said in the past four sion. She said businesses are now growth and certainly that is re- years companies curtailed hiring more optimistic. See CAREERS, page three. Interns want their "MTV" Muego's Two students gain experience while living in New York City future busy from the moment I go to BoyzIIMen. was so friendly and genuine that bined business with pleasure work until the moment I leave, "I went shopping with the guys I relaxed immediately. It was one while working on the premier of depends usually about 7 p.m." in the group, and then we went of the most exciting days I had Madonna's latest video, "Bed- Sharon A. Turco Benger said she knew before out to eat," Benger said. "I was while I was in New York." time Stories". The BC News she left the job was going to be nervous at first, but everyone Two weeks ago, Knowles com- "We worked on the package all exciting, but she didn't expect It week," he said. "I was excited on query Two University students took to be as difficult as it is. because my name would appear the catch phrase "I want my "The most important thing I in the credits of the segment, but Aaron Gray MTV" literally this year. learned while working at MTV I wasn t prepared to be invited to The BG News Jason Knowles, a junior broad- was how important deadlines the premiere of the video. Ma- cast major, Is In New York City are," Benger said. "Everything donna stood just feet away from The employment future of a working as an Intern In MTV's you do is important all the time. me. It was overwhelming." professor accused of stalking news division this semester and There are deadlines constantly Another aspect of New York now hinges on an Investigation Erin Benger, a senior communi- and they have to be met - no mat- Benger and Knowles liked is that being conducted by the Universi- cations major, interned there ter what the circumstances." there is always something to do, ty. during fall semester. Knowles said Interns are an in- and working at MTV allowed Benjamin Muego, a tenured "Interning and living in New tegral part of the organization. them to have opportunities they professor in the department of York City is the best experience "The word 'intern' is deceiving otherwise would not have had. natural and social sciences, could of my life," Knowles said. "Every because, sure, I go grab coffee Benger helped Alison Stewart, potentially be suspended by die day I am learning something and run errands, but I also do one of MTV's news anchors, with University. Muego was arrested new." other things that are necessary the pilot of a show that will pre- twice in the past week for alleg- Benger and Knowles both said before the news can be aired," he miere this summer. edly stalking one of his students. the moat Important lesson they'- said. "The show Is called Interac- Roger Dennerll, director of ve learned while interning is that Interning in New York does tive, and I actually will be in the public safety, said Muego will MTV News Is more than just ce- have its perks. Knowles and pilot episode," Benger said. have due process through Uni- lebrity interviews and the latest Benger both had the opportunity Knowles appeared in an ep- versity disciplinary channels. He' videos. to meet some of the celebrities isode of The State, and also in the should, however, be suspended if "All my friends think it's who work closely with MTV. courtcty, Jason Know lei background of two MTV promo- the University finds him guilty. ; glamorous and fun, but it's more Benger's fondest memory is Junior, Jason Knowles (left) sits beside Kurt Loder of MTV tional commercials. "There's no doubt in my mind,; than that," Knowles said. "I'm when she went on location with News on the set of "The Week in Rock," in New York City. See MTV, page five. See MUECO, page AN ! CAMPUS STATE SPORTS The Contract with The superintendent The Bowling Green America was once again of Ohio schools, Ted baseball team faces rival INSIDE the focus of campus Sanders, will resign. Toledo for a pair of double debate. Page 6. headers Saturday and Page 4. Sunday at Warren E. Stellar field at 1 p.m. LOOK m -
.A Editorial The BG News page two Friday, April 14, 1995 - The end of young innocence i > The BG News It was on Good Friday during great host caper. And thus my cheesy." my fifth grade year that my In- first brush with injustice was "Sorry, I didn't know that altar: "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" nocence was shattered. concluded. boy thing was going to hit you so: The exact date was April 11, Sure, it wasnt Rodney King in- hard." 1986, and I was Just finishing up justice. It wasnt Bernie Goetz in- "But why. Father, why did you! let this happen to me?" Julie Tagliaferro Michael Zawacki classes to become an altar boy at justice. It didn't even qualify as Paul Olscamp retirement benefit "Hey, life alnt fair. It'll make j editor-in-chief managing editor my Catholic grade school, St. James the Less. Altar boys were package injustice. you stronger." a revered lot in the grade school My father, who was going to be "What can I do to make it bet-! hierarchy. a priest before he met Mrs. Peif- ter?" : We served the Lord. We got to fer, approached me after he "Well, Joe, everybody thinks Leah Barnum Dawn Keller know the priests on a one-on-one found the note. you did it anyway. I think you! news editor assistant managing editor basis. But best of all, once a week "Joe, you got kicked out of al- should steal the hosts." we got out of religion class. tar boy class?" my dad asked. "Really, and break big rule, After class, Sister Mary Clark "But, I didn't even do any- number eight?" came bearing the tilted scales of thing," I pleaded. "Sure, whaddya got to lose --■ Joe Peiffer Larry Hannan Sharon Turco justice. "You got kicked out of altar t you're already ousted from al-'. city editor editorial editor feature editor "Joe, you won't be returning boy class." tar boy school," God said, sound-; for the final altar boy class," Sis- "I was no where near the un- ing just a bit sassy. ter Mary nunningly explained. blessed bread," I whined. "Right on, God." ', "How ... why ... what?" I stam- "You got kicked out of altar So the next time after mass I; mered as I soiled my Tuff Skin boy class." snuck off to the church's back! jeans. And anyway, I'd been back- "I love you," I tried. room and put my hand in the) I didn't do anything wrong. Yet stage at several masses and seen "You got kicked out of altar bread box. Just as I was about to > E.A.R. to the a couple of priests take a nip or boy class," he deadpanned. make off with the booty, Father! it seemed there would be no serv- ing the Lord. There would be no two off the top of the blood - if "If Mam and you got a divorce, Dave tapped me on the shoulder. getting to know the priests. And you know what I mean. I'd go with you," I commented as During the next two weeks of I'd be attending all my religion At any rate, I didn't take the a last ditch effort. detention, I had plenty of time to; Ground... classes. bread. "We had some reports of some "I'm sorry, Mr. Peiffer, but you Easter is here! The most wonderful time of the year! missing wafers," she chlded. cannot return to our program," "You got kicked out of altar boy class?" No, wait, we're sorry, that's the day after finals "You wouldn't know anything Sister Mary said, turning red and end! Oh well, Easter is pretty cool, too. about this would you, Mr. Peif- looking like she was about to im- To those students who will be traveling this weekend, fer?" plode and become the bright be careful and make it back to ye old University for fin- Do you ever wonder why nuns center of our nun-iverse. "Go to your room." After grill God for an explanation. who are four times your age still "Is there any sort of appeal pleading with my father for a "Another lesson, God?" l\ als, and graduation. insist on calling you by your process I can go through?" I deal more times than Apple com- asked. For those of you who are staying put, E.A.R. hopes you proper name? asked, becoming more nervous puters pled with the University, I "What'd ya get out of this?" he j have fun, too. Some University functions will continue "No, Sister Mary, I dont know than a beauty contestant stand- sulked off to my room. asked. | over the weekend, so don't despair because you think what you're talking about," I re- ing by a parolled Mike Tyson. "God, you know I didn't do it, "You have a good sense of. you'll be here all by yourself; nowhere to go, nothing to plied, composing myself. "Just God, Mr. Peiffer. Just dont you?" I asked, taking the humor?" do. Besides, if all else fails, you could spend the weekend Sure, I did have a couple of God," Sister Mary said, shaking nun's advice on appeal. "My in- studying or something. friends who'd been known to her head. "A note explaining nocence is shattered." "You're learning, Joe. You're1 *** snatch bags of unblessed- your situation will be sent home "Cheer up, sad clown," God learning." ] Walking through the parking lot outside of McDon- unleavened bread. But they wer- to your parents." rumbled. "You need to go take a i ald's, what beautiful sight does E.A.R. Central behold but en't blessed, and rumor had it I was being flogged even swim In Lake You." Joe Peiffer is the Friday col-', a used condom. The only message that E.A.R. can possi- they tasted wonderful with dip. though I knew nothing of the "Pretty cheesy. Lord. Pretty umnistfor The News. bly send is - we're in college now, so grow up. If you're going to have sex, it's wise to use a condom. But you don't have to let the rest of the world see. Take it out of the parking lots, folks. w?« own TKWA A ure ON m *** You know Easter isn't as big as Christmas when you STREET WNP NO N0fc FORT* FUtUPE. think of the mascots. Christmas has Santa, Easter has that rabbit. Wft K>im 3WW KIDS WANT...? Now a big fat jolly man who goes all around the world on flying reindeer may not be totally believable, but it has a certain ring of credibility to a six-year-old. But a giant rabbit who hops around the world delivering eggs and candy? Isn't that kind of scary? *** The Center of Awesome Love is back! . Everyone remember the Center? The News ran a story about its founder, Robert Moyers, last year. Moyers, who once worked for the University, founded a center last year that urged people to get into "awesome love." When The News investigated Moyers last year, we found that Moyers wasn't just the founder of the Center. He was also it's only member (he ran it out of his house). Now Moyers wants to make "awesome love" a national phenemenon. He's decided to launch an independent candidacy to be President of the United States in 1996. If he loses, Moyers vows to run again in 2000 and 2004. While we're not ready to endorse Moyers just yet, we do wish him luck. We also offer him a campaign slogan we lifted from Joe Peiffer's aborted USG vice- presidential candidacy -- "C'mon, it'd be funny."
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Wooster NLYP5< (across from Taco Bell) With purchase of pizza exp. 4/31/95 Campus The BG News Page four Friday, April 14, 1995 GSStovote Environment focus of panel Amy Johnson tion is an input to some plants." TheBCNews Students discuss relationship, Several audience members discussed with the panel the is- on resolution A discussion concerning the re- regulations on land, builders sue of regulation as an environ- lationship between the builders mental and a social issue. of our land and the environment sues of the Clean Water Act Panelists debated issues con- "Some people in certain socle- invited the campus community to "These are issues that people cerning what needs to be done ties would rather put their money opposing cuts hear and discuss present issues. need to discuss," said Andy environmentally for the future of into light fixtures for a bike path "Architecture and the Envi- Maurer, president of the campus the world rather than improving their Jim Bartwr ronment: Building a Sustainable AIAS organization. "We need to "We need to decide how to roadway because they ride their The BG News ... Future," was the topic of an open educate people outside the in- change what we are doing and bicycles more often than driving panel last night in the Ohio Suite dustry about environmental reg- turn to tomorrow's solutions to their vehicles," Silverman said Graduate Student Senate will vote today on a resolution oppos- of the University Union. The ulations in the building industry. deal with the real solutions ef- "The people made the decision." ing proposed cuts in federally-subsidized student loans, in hopes event was sponsored by the Uni- It will eventually effect them, fecting our environment," Sil- Panel members discussed the of sending a strong message to Ohio representatives. versity chapter of the American especially if'they would want to ver-man said. unclear definition of The Clean GSS Resolution 199SS.6 is an argument for interest forgive- Institute of Architecture Stu- build a house some day." Government agencies need'to Water Act and what it is sup- ness, a policy which allows the student to utilize a Stafford Loan dents. Panel members included two focus more on the needs of the posed to protect while the government pays the accrued Interest. Several dominant issues were University professors, Wilfred environment, Roudebush said "Most builders support the The federal government currently pays the interest on subsi- discussed during the panel ses- Roudcbush, associate professor "Government agencies tend to Clean Water Act and it is a goal dized Stafford Loans for up to six months after the student sion, such as whether regulation of construction management, and look at themselves and not at for us," McLcarly said. "But no graduates. If the proposed federal budget cuts are passed, the of the environment should be Gary Silver-man, director of the things like the benefits of the real definition of a wetland has government will no longer pay the interest on student loans. federal or state controlled, environmental health program. wetlands," Roudebush said. ever been agreed upon. We have According to the GSS resolution, the elimination of interest whether the environment has be- Rich McLeary, president of John "What can harm the environment waited two years for Congress to forgiveness would increase the indebtedness of the average loan come a social issue and the defi- Moorly Limited Inc., also dis- and what can benefit it needs to define what a wetland actually recipient by 18-50 percent nition of a wetland and other is- cussed issues on the panel. be discussed because some pollu- This increase in loan debt would discourage many students from pursuing higher degrees, the resolution states. The resolution also states that utilization of college loans has increased by 49 percent since 1992, and that 5,837 University Students oppose Gingrich's ideas students received Stafford Loans in 1993. Five hundred eighty- eight University graduate students received subsidized loans in Lee Buse at 8 p.m. in Moseley Hall. suade the interest groups who senior environmental policy 1994. The BG News The purpose of the meeting aren't being represented," major and member of NoCon. GSS President David Vaillancourt said the resolution is neces- was to discuss ideas Gingrich McQuarie said. sary to help inform students about the loan situation. University students gathered spoke about in his Friday night The first half of the meeting McQuarie said the main down- "It's really important that the students know what the costs Tuesday in opposition to Newt network address. was spent viewing Gingrich's will be if these budget cuts pass," Vaillancourt said. "It's going fall in the contract is that Gingrich's nationwide address. "[Gingrich's] intent is not to speech, while the latter part was government would stop paying to put a real strain on students who want to pursue higher de- Dan McQuarie, professor of speak to the interest groups used to critique it. grees." subsidies on the Stafford Loan, sociology, was the host of the whose views are represented in Audience members said they and students would have to pay NoCon meeting, which took place the contract, but to try and per- believed Gingrich spent too the interest on the loan while still much time dwelling on the in school. national debt, and not enough time talking about realistic bud- Also, many students gave their Marketing club plans car show get solutions. opinions about the proposed wel- More jeers came from the au- fare cuts in the contract. Most dience as Gingrich explained include Chevrolet, Honda, Pontiac, Ford and students said they did not think Aaron Epple The fundraiser will also include a cookout, how the government needs to be The BG News Chrysler. which is sponsored by the Union. that the welfare program should run like a business. "I'm very excited," said Rashanda Benton, Any student involved with sales may join be cut. The University Sales Marketing Club will a charter member of the club. "Our club is "I think it's interesting that the "The United States has the the Sales Marketing Club, where they can Republicans have tried to take host a fundraiser in the University Union not very well-known, and this is a good way expect to gain experience in the field of lowest welfare spending in the Oval on April 17-18. All students are invited for students to get involved with us without Perot's ideas so that they can world, but our poverty levej and marketing, said Rose Stamper, president of gain the 19 percent of the support to witness an automobile show, which will any pressure. It'll be a lot of fun." the club. violent crime rates are among that he got," said Jeff Brown, a the highest," McQuarie said. Hurry in for hot deals on a Macintosh. (Right after class, of course) Now only $1,335.60 or $25/month* Macintosh Perforrna* 636 w/CD 8 MB RAM/250 MB barddrive, CD-ROM drive, 14" color display, keyboard mouse and all tbe scfiwareyourelikely to need PAY NOTHING FOR 90 DAYS. with the Apple* Computer Loan and 90-Day Deferred Payment Plan, you can take home a Mac" with- Being a student is hard. So we've made buying a Macintosh" easy. 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' ^ 10:00 am, op April 14, IS, 16 1 The BG News State page six Friday, April 14, 1995 I Policies protect gays Racism Protest Congress' offices prohibit discrimination Kim I. Mills Republican Reps. David Hobson, peatedly in Congress to add that The Associated Press John Kaslch, Deborah Pryce and category. Ralph Regula. Most of the 223 House mem- i WASHINGTON - More than Campaign fund officials said bers and 64 senators with office hair the members of the GOP- they were surprised to find as policies banning discrimination controlled 104th Congress have much support as they did, given against homosexuals were Dem- Jstablished office anti- the election of numerous conser- ocrats, the survey found. Only 62 iscrlmination policies covering vative Republicans last Novem- of the representatives and 24 of homosexuals, according to a poll ber. the senators were Republicans. released by a gay rights lobby "It is encouraging that the The campaign fund began Thursday. critical bloc of moderate swing seeking anti-discrimination I The Human Rights Campaign votes in this Congress supports pledges from House members Fund surveyed ail 535 members the concept of equal treatment after a 1993 furor In which three Of the House and Senate and for gay Americans," said Eli- Oklahoma congressmen - Re- found 287 would confirm in writ- zabeth Birch, the group's execu- publicans Ernest Istook and Jim big that sexual orientation is not tive director. "We often hear Inhofe and Democrat Bill Brew- considered in the hiring, promot- from a virulent minority of anti- ster - told the Tulsa World news- ing or firing of employees in gay extremists, but the majority paper that they would not hire their congressional offices. of this Congress has taken a per- gay people for their con- . In Ohio, the group obtained sonal stand against discrimi- gressional staffs. written confirmations from Sen. nation." John Glenn, a Democrat; Reps, Federal civil rights laws do not District of Columbia law for- tony Hall, Louis Stokes, Sherrod forbid discrimination based on bids discrimination against gays, Brown, Tom Sawyer and James sexual orientation, although leg- but that does not apply to con- Traficant, all Democrats; and islation has been introduced re- gressional offices. APPkMWAIBtkrmu Eric Goldsmith, left, and Mark Donnelson picket outside McCrory'i drugstore In downtown Dayton on Education official resigns Thursday. They were protesting the death of a black man who died In a local hospital after being sub- dued by store personnel who claimed he was shoplifting. Paul Souhradi "He certainly brought great leadership to the ■■ The Associated Press department of education and is well recognized around the country as one of the top education COLUMBUS - Ted Sanders said Thursday hell leaders," Voinovich said. leave his post as state schools superintendent on Virginia Purdy, State Board of Education presi- Amtrak proposes cuts June 30 to become chancellor of Southern Illinois dent, called a special meeting for Friday to begin University. the search for a replacement. John Challant "What that says to the buying that will be permanent, and it "This has been the most difficult decision of my "I'm trying to approach it with an open mind," The Associated Press public is that the management is certainly doesn't mean that there j career," Sanders said in a statement. "Even though Purdy said. committed to a lean, efficient aren't people within those com-" this new opportunity was one of many that have She said the first step will be to try to determine COLUMBUS - Proposed cuts operating organization that is go- munltles that are already begin- come my way in the last four years, it was the first how Sanders was chosen in October 1991. in Amtrak service that include ing to be competitive," Molitoris ning to think about how that ser- floe I felt I needed to seriously consider." Voinovich had a hand in that decision, and said loss of the Broadway Limited lold All Aboard Ohio. vice can be reinstituted or re- • Sanders said he was confident education offi- he'd like to have the same kind of input this time. across northern Ohio were The private group advocates structured," Bens said. cials could deal with the complicated school fi- "It's logical to argue that the next superinten- necessary steps based on eco- expanded rail passenger service, Amtrak said last week it would nancing and reform efforts under way in Ohio. But dent of public instruction would like to know that nomic reality, a rail advocacy particularly daytime intercity cut the Broadway Limited some worry his departure could complicate the re- the governor of the state of Ohio feels comfortable group was told Thursday. service along a Cleveland- through Ohio. covery of Cleveland's financially ailing school dis- with his candidacy or her candidacy," he said. Columbus-Cincinnati corridor trict and Gov. George Volnovicn's plan to revamp Purdy said the Issue of how much say Voinovich Federal Railroad Administra- The Cardinal, a Cincinnati-to-' and other lines. Washington route, would contin- die state's education system. will have is one of the decisions the board will dis- tor Jolene Molitoris said the fed- "I believe although the de- cuss Friday. eral government no longer could ue with Improved daytime depar- Sanders will take over for Chancellor James M. cisions at this time are very pain- tures. But it no longer would One potential obstacle to hiring a replacement is foot the entire bill for passenger ful that those decisions are going Brown effective July 1, said A.D. Van Meter, Voinovich's repeated calls to replace the elected routes. travel on to Chicago, ending cur- president of SIU*s board of trustees. to lay a foundation for a new Am- rent service to Hamilton. board of education with an appointed one. But she said Ohio and other trak that's going to be able to The 35,000-student school has campuses at Car- Voinovich said he doubted that would have much states that want to help pay for Two existing Amtrak routes bondale, EdwardsviUe and the SIU medical school compete in a new transportation would continue in Ohio: the Capi- Impact, noting the question was around when San- service were welcome to nego- environment," she said. In Springfield. ders was hired. tiate. tol Limited through Alliance, Brown, 73, announced Ms retirement last sum- Molitoris said an earlier round Cleveland and Toledo; and the Purdy - who, along with the rest of the board, of Amtrak cuts prompted seven mer. opposes the idea of an appointed body - said she Molitoris compared Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited from New states to consider providing fi- Sanders, S3, will get an annual salary of $160,000 hoped that issue would be put to rest before the proposed 24 percent reduction in York to Chicago via Cleveland, nancial aid to help keep routes and an $18,000 housing allowance. board conducts final Interviews. rail service, scheduled to take ef- Elyria, Loraln and Toledo. operating. Voinovich, who had tried to persuade Sanders to Sanders' decision came less than six weeks after fect In June and September, with Berts said the commission has stay, said he was disappointed with Sanders' de- federal Judge Robert Krupansky put him in con- corporate restructuring. Amtrak no money to subsidize Amtrak "We think that reality is a cision. trol of the 74,000-student Cleveland school system. would save $198 million this operations. But he had no hard feelings. year. model for what the new Amtrak is going to be providing. We know Molitoris met privately with that the federal government can Paul Mifsud, Gov. George Voino- no longer do this alone. Amtrak vich's chief of staff, and others to BOWL~N~GREENERY can no longer do this alone. We review statewide rail programs Gina DiGiacobbe need to be honest about what and a proposed commuter rail service really costs," she said. corridor to link Cleveland, Ak- SUNDAY BRUNCH Chairman James Berts of the ron, Canton and Youngstown. Ohio Rail Development Commis- "We asked for her continued s © sion said changes Amtrak plans cooperation and assistance in A Turkey in its Ohio service would hurt working with us to further the L Ham Fos tori a, Akron, Youngs to wn and process through the planning and T Veggie Idwngnn Hamilton. development stages," Mifsud E "Now that doesn't mean that said. S II Inch scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon E dutches* potatoes, mashed potatoes w/gravy Also hot apple crisp, cakes, and full salad bar. E w II E OPEN 11AM- 2PM •S $6.25 Adults Hey Vinnie!!! o K $5.95 Students/Senior Citizens Did you heor? We con ger o piece N $3.25 Children 4-12 of free Birthday coke Tuesday, April 18 April 3 -April 7, 1995 children 3 and under Iree outside 101 University Hall from 11:30 o.m. All Student Meal Cards accepted to 1:30 p.m.. 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Mountjoy, but the BG Softball squad will be who has been forced to carry the trying to lose the big goose egg brunt of the pitching load this that is positioned in their Mid- season due a shoulder injury to American conference win sec- two-time All-MAC hurler Jen tion. Wolf, should get some help this The Falcons, 8-19 overall and weekend. 0-4 in loop play, have a good That help comes In the form of chance to do just that when former BG basketball standout Miami rolls into town for a pair Jenny Kullcs. Kullcs, who joined of double headers on Friday and the team last week, did a com- Saturday. Friday's opening mendable Job in giving Mountjoy contest is slated for a 2 p.m. a breather Tuesday afternoon. In start, while Saturday's action will starting against Kent, Kullcs start at noon. only allowed one unearned run In One of the reasons BG has three Innings of work. started so slowly out of the gates "She's only been with us a little is because it hasnt hit the ball at bit but I think she's doing a great a consistent clip all season. Cur- Job for us," Wolf said. "She has a rently, the Falcons are batting great attitude and she should Just .224 while scoring less than really help in giving Lisa a rest three runs a game. Kulics, like Mountjoy, is not an "I think we Just need to con- overpowering pitcher and will centrate at the plate a little need a good solid defense behind more," left fielder Pam Kreuz her in order to be successful. Un- said. "We Just need to go up there fortunately, like their hitting, the and start hitting the ball like we Falcons' defense has been incon- know we can." sistent for most of the year. Schmitz weary of rival Rockets Marty Fuller "They're a lot better team than The BC News their record shows," BG head coach Dan Schmitz said. "They The BG baseball team will take dropped a lot of close one-run the field this weekend against contests. long-time rival Toledo. The "When it comes down to this Brown and Orange will host the rivalry though, their record can Rockets In double-headers on be thrown right out the window. Saturday and Sunday with open- Whether it's football, baseball, ing games scheduled to start at 1 track or tennis there is a little p.m. more incentive In winning a TkcBCNtwi/Rl ■ ■Wclu.tr: The Falcons, coming off their Bowling Green, Toledo game," Bowling Green's Heather West slides Into second base during tne weekend when they host Miami University for a pair of first Mid-American Conference Schmitz said. Falcons' 2-0 loss against Kent State Tuesday. West and the rest of the doubleheaders. loss, currently sport a league re- The Falcons will try to warm Falcons will be looking to post their first MAC win of the season this cord of 7-1. Toledo has yet to win up the rivalry with their red-hot a conference contest and sits in the MAC basement with an 0-8 . See BASEBALL, page nine. mark. FOOD OPERATIONS OPERATING HOURS YOU DON'T NEED KASTKR WEEKEND TO DE A MATH OPEN APRIL 14, GOOD FRIDAY: g^ONS MAJOR TO FIGDRE KREISCHER MCDONALD CHLLTSA G.T. THIS ONE OUT. APRIL 15: DOWN UNDER, 12 noon to 5 pm APRIL 16: DOWN UNDER, 12 noon to Midnight 1I.I.II . ■ II • i i : 1 '■ . ... APRIL 15 & 16: FOUNDERS DINING CENTER- 10 am to 7 pm +. I 9 ■.■'■.' ■ . .■ • o J ..•.:• • : ■ •■ ■ . •.... i \ ' ■•■ l( s ■ • ■ (LmS ■ in !•■• I t ' ii ■ i I . i ■ ! CLOSED: ■ . rz • . O . ... APRIL 14, GOOD FRIDAY: HARSHMAN DINING !■• HALL Call 1-SOWAST-CHANGE for the location nearest yon. APRIL 15 & 16: COMMONS HARSHMAN KREISCHER emirsMCDONALD G.T.& I THE GALLEY I 3.00 OFF : *3.00 OFF Fii-hrvfctdChMr Vi M-Softicaraefwige with this coupon m with this coupon V Ofltt not viM win iny oilur same servm I Offer not valid with any ottier seme service offers or discounts. Ix, MtVM CsM MM offers or discounts. Exe. SffM6 Cof t MM ALL DINING HALLS WILL REOPEN WITH THEIR REGULAR HOURS ON MONDAY, APRIL 17,19*5 You CAN DEPEND ON US > Sports The BG News page eight Friday, A prill 4, 1995 BG tennis team Men golfers looking Price ready for Eagles expects| Jeremy Yohe production out of our No. 1 and 2 to gain NCAA berth The BG News singles so they can get a better strong seed in the tournament," Morin Christian Pelusl The men's team has four back and forth," Brunsink said. Once again Bowling Green's added. "But the guys have been The BG News tounaments remaining to raise In the last contest, a warm- men's tennis team will be looking going at it real hard and taking it their ranking to one of the six up event in Jacksonville, N.C., Everyone strives to be No. 1, postseason spots. Their first of at the Camp LeJeune Intercol- showing to shut out its opponent In league one match at a time." action today. but in the case of the men's four contests is this weekend at legiate, the team finished ninth Eastern Michigan will invade Andrew Bonser, BG's No. 1 golf team, they would settle to The Legends of Indiana tour- out of 36 teams with Myers Scott Seitz Keefe Courts for a match sched- man in singles, is 1-2 so far In be No. 6. nament in Franklin, Ind. placing fourth overall. The The BC News uled to start at 3 p.m. MAC play. His seeding in the Ending the . spring golf Head coach Todd Brunsink is fifth spot was assumed by "Our goal going into the match tournament would be greatly im- season in sixth place In the dis- very optimistic about his Weis, who played well with The Bowling Green women's is to win at every position, and proved with a win. trict poll would be satisfying to team's chances to reach the top rounds of 81-76-80. and men's track teams will be that is not easy to do," head the Falcons, because that re- six. "Nick is playing very well competing in the Mid-American coach Dave Morin said. For Friday's match, BG's Dave sult would give them a berth In "All four of these upcoming right now," Brunsink said. Conference Relays this weekend. During last weekend's dual Anderton will be re-inserted into the NCAA Reglonals and a contests are very Important," "Although our depth is not as The women will travel to Miami, matches, the Falcons picked up the lineup to bring their attack to chance at the NCAA title. Brunsink said. "But I'm very strong as I'd like, the players and the men will compete at wins in 17 of the 18 matches and full-strength. Anderton will play If the men's team does quali- confident in our team. All four are there. It's up to them." Eastern Michigan. want to continue their string of in the No. 4 singles position. fy for the Reglonals, it would of our players have a lot of ex- The three-week break was an Women's head coach Steve good fortune. mark the first time Bowling perience." advantage for the team since Price expects his team to place EMU will prove to be a slightly Coming back from spring Green has played in the post- The four Brunsink is allud- the weather has been far from well at the Miami meet. stronger foe for BG than the break with a loss to Miami, BG season since winning the Mid- ing, to are seniors Nick Myers, ideal and practice time was at a *'We expect to finish in the top teams the Falcons defeated last has now rattled off three strong American Conference title Jeff Cashell and Chris Skripac premium. three," Price said. "Ball State week in Toledo and Akron, but showings, and Morin is pleased back in 1983 - this was prior to and sophomore Jason Carbone. and Kent will be our main compe- Eastern is still not considered with where the team stands. the creation of Reglonais. The The fifth position in the play "We've used this time to get tition." among the top teams in the Falcons finished 29th out of 32 six-count five format is be- sharper, especially in our short According to runner Michelle league. "Overall, the spring break teams in the NCAA Champion- tween two or three different game," Brunsink said. "That's Mueller, the team members helped us. The guys are fresher ship tournament that year. players. what has hurt us. We've had share in Price's optimism. "Eastern has a good No. 1 man and it helped to get away for a Included in the region are "[Sophomore] Tony Wels has more time to prepare and we're "We're excited to be participat- in Derrick Dabbs, and they have while. The next few weeks are Big Ten teams such as Michi- stepped forward, as well as loose. We also had time to get ing in the relays," she said. more depth than Toledo and Ak- going to be a real grind for us," gan, Michigan State and Perm [sophomore] Mike Kotnik. caught up on our school work The women's squad is healthy ron," Morin said. Morin said of the team's remain- State and all MAC schools. Those two have been going and to clear our heads." at this point of the season, al- "It is important that we get ing matches. though minor injuries plague some contenders. Jane Moeller Is suffering from a back injury, and »$3, $2, $1 off ■Color Reprint Special • Ixtitra set of Prints^ Tracey Losi has bronchitis. EBLUERIBBON PHOTOS I Film Developing I |j 25< EACH UP TO 40« VALUE Despite these obstacles, Price Good on 110, 128, 35mm, and disc film (c-41 I fora$l [ notes his team's improvement process). IsAVE WET1X MAKE BEAUTFUl. 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Bobcats went 14-13 that season. came to Ohio University, Gary Trent became the first junior Trent announced Wednesday and second player, in confer- His sophomore season he would pass up his senior ence history to score more than showed marked improvement. season to make himself availa- 2,000 points and have more He again led the Bobcats and ble for the NBA draft. than 1,000 rebounds in his ca- the MAC in scoring (2S.4) and The 6-foot-8 junior from reer. Ron Harper, now with the rebounding (11.4). He reached Columbus is a three-time Mid- Chicago Bulls in his ninth year 1,000 career points faster than American Conference player of in the NBA, is the other. anyone in school history while the year. Last season, he aver- Trent went virtually unno- the Bobcats won their first aged 22.8 points and 12.9 re- ticed at Columbus' Hamilton MAC title since 1985. bounds a game, ranking him Township High School because Dubbed "The Shaq of the 18th in the nation in scoring of grade problems and because MAC" by Sports Illustrated, he and third in rebounding. he was a center at 6-6. was the MVP as the Bobcats "He told me his freshman Hunter took a chance on a kid won the Preseason NIT last year, 'Hey, I'm only going to with a troubled past. Trent's November. He scored 33 points stay three years,"' Ohio U. father. Dexter, was in jail serv- - on 12-of-l2 shooting from the coach Larry Hunter said. "I ing a life sentence for drug field - and added 20 rebounds said, 'Well, we'll see how that trafficking - he was released in the championship game. turns out We've got a lot of last summer - and his mother The 84-80 overtime victory work to do.' had served time for selling over New Mexico State in the "The way it's turned out, he drugs. title game vaulted the Bobcats was right on. He knew where Trent quickly became a into the national rankings for he was headed." superstar as a freshman at OU. the first time in 25 years. With Trent said he had done all he He was named to USA Today's Trent leading the way, they got could at the collegiate level. Fab Five Freshman team half- as high as 14th. "I'm 20 years old and now way through his first year as a "Gary is ready for the NBA," I'm taking off into the real Bobcat. That season, as a raw Hunter said. "I think he's not ttjBSMBEmmm world," Trent said. "It's time talent in the low post, he aver- only going to be a player in Ohio University's Gary Trent announced Thursday that he will pass up his final year of eligibility for me to grow up again. It's aged 19 points and 9.3 rebounds professional basketball, but a with the Bobcats in order to pursue a professional basketball career. just another step in life. I've as he became the first player in very special player over the made a lot of decisions in my the MAC and only the fifth years." BASEBALL Foreman wants Tyson Continued from pige seven. Mike Drago Wednesday by The Associated adding that he expects Schulz to pitching, an element of their in confidence could run over Into Before the Ball State series The Associated Press Press. be a tough opponent, even though game that has been a big part of the other games." Combs was swinging at a .407 Mort Sharnik, Foreman's pub- he is unranked. their successful season. The ten- Going into the weekend games clip with 12 RBI and four dou- HOUSTON - If George Fore- licist, said he was approached by "I'm going to have to fight this tative rotation for the weekend the Falcons can back up their bles. Freshman shortstop Brian man is trying to talk Mike Tyson a Tyson representative before thing to the end," Foreman said. will be right-handers Bob Rei- confidence level with the fact Cannon has followed the leader- Into a fight, he's using the right that fighter's March 25 release "It's going to be a tough fight." chow and Joe Cotton in Satur- that they have won 13 of their ship of Combs and is swinging fighting words. from an Indiana prison, where he day's games. Chris Boggs and Ja- last 16 games. the sticks in similar fashion. Choosing to fight Schulz rather The IBF heavyweight cham- served three years of a six-year son Tippie, who are also right- "We are a very talented team Cannon's average hovers around than No. 1 challenger Tony pion unleashed a volley of taunts, rape sentence. handed hurlers, are slated to and I'm happy with what we have the .350 mark while he has con- including accusations that Tyson Sharnik said Tyson wanted to Tucker cost Foreman his WBA accomplished so far, but there nected for 5 doubles and a team championship. That body's exec- start Sunday's games. (s "hiding from a 46-year-old fight Foreman without involving Boggs, the Falcons' ace, are a lot of talented teams in this high 19 RBI. utive committee voted last month man," on Wednesday while de- promoter Don King, and Fore- dropped his ERA to 0.84 and league and we are going to have "Batting well is very impor- livering the public challenge to man sent word for Tyson to call to reject Foreman's appeal to boosted his record to 5-1 with his to keep on being ready for them tant, but when it comes down to sanction the Schulz fight. Fore- fhe newly freed former hea- him in Houston. But Tyson never shutout victory against Ball State everyday," Schmitz said. contending for the championship vyweight champion. called, and Foreman claims "he man has promised to sue the earlier this week. Tippie started In the BG batter's box, junior we need quality starts from our , Meeting with reporters to wont even return my phone WBA in response. out the season in a groove, but Mike Combs leads the Falcons. pitchers," Schmitz said. pronounce himself ready for an calls." struggled in a loss to the Car- April 22 title defense against Foreman, who became a grand- "They started that process as dinals that dragged his record to 1" Axel Schulz of Germany, Fore- father last month, said he has de- soon as I won the title," he said. 4-2. man said he contacted Tyson in cided not to fight again after 1995 "They never wanted me to wear While the staffs big boys will prison to set up a $100 million ti- and hopes to close his career by It." throw Sunday's games, Relchow 4f AV- tle fight. boxing Tyson. He said his offer and Cotton have an important « *M ^ A tt T' But Tyson declined the offer, stands should Tyson choose to Foreman won the WBA and task ahead of them on Saturday. i')i » '# H which would have resulted in a accept. IBF titles by knocking out Mi- "It would be great if we could ■$50 million paycheck for each "C'mon, let's do it now, because chael Moorer in the 10th round go 4-0 this weekend, but in order '.fighter, Foreman said. this is the last year," he said. last November. On Wednesday, to that we are going to have to get L - A. * "Mike Tyson was afraid of a "The word now is come fight." he said a rematch with Moorer off to a goof start," Schmitz said. >Uf|-IDI AT -46-year-old man," Foreman said. As for his upcoming title de- could be his next fight, possibly "I think it is very important that i^a vwnm 'WulRLS fense at the MGM Grand Hotel in in July, provided Tyson doesn't ^'Fifty-million bucks Tyson could we win that first game, any swing SUMMERFEST 95 NO COVER CHARGE •make right now ... Tyson is hid- Las Vegas, Foreman said he was step forward. April 13 & 14 Mon-Fri 12pnv5pm Ting." feeling good and had dropped to 250 pounds while training in se- AMATEUR CONTEST S100 COUCH DANCE GIVEAWAY ; Neither Tyson, who was re- Wednesday. 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Samaafari of 95-98 *chool year. One btock on deads and application. Tuesday and Thursday Two $50 Pureh. Cajb Scrotorshto* MUST SELL 1992 Kawasaki Nm,a 250 Molor- CaH 352-6705 (9-9). ol cam pus and doee to the bar* I! (Ho uie n lo- IpmB 8pm-800-440*363. wil be given outi cated on comer ol R'dge and North Enrerpme ACTIVITY DIRECTORS cyda Black with red trim excall cond. 3600m I. Announdno Mar podeon* B Si) Own Roomll Rant a200/month plua uEE- Spend your summar Tunning tie fun" on fi* OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT 12000 OBO. C*il 364-513*. beopenmrdii •aa. If raereited ca* ASAP and aak for Mary sunny beechee of Southern California. Tha Do you need vokintoar hour* or hand* on ex- MUST SELL: Maw RCA 3-Oac Cnanger Sign up by M In MA W1 • perience in t>* health care fie«17ComeB Allen PERSONALS Joel 353-2429 or leave a me**aga. Florida Coast, HWon Head Wand. SC. and Sterao. Cal 372-4067. "FOOOI PUN! CONHECTIONSI- MyrBe Beach. SC. Other location* include Home Heelth Care and Hoapicai BG offio* on •NEEDED- Palm Spring*. CA and Orlando, FL. National 4/20 from 9-11 or 1-4. I you plan B anend QUEEN SIZE FUTON FRAME A MATCHMG 1 lemale aubliaair tor 05-06 Khool year. racraaaton company haa summer and year pleaae cal 354-8120. EOE. MATT RE SS (BLACK). 6 MONTHS NEW. f 1 SO AQO'AQO'AQO Large houaa, vary do** B campua. Own FOR SET OBO. 352 6251 LEAVE MES- round openings at over 00 beautiful raaori loca- OUTREACM WORKERS -Individual* fluent in Are you pjaaiglo be Congratulatlona Roomll Plea** cal 352-2002. SAOE. tion*. Fully fumilhed apartment! .$l50/mo. Engtah and Spanish needed tor seasonal, k* Kim Vendivort 1 •Subleaier! Needed sooend. Cal 800-664-6762 or lax resume 10 tme poaleone to *ssist nuraea with home vain R U LI VINO HERE THIS SUMMER? traaaaaband? lor baing awardad the For aurnmer '95. Cloea B campua and bare. 5 60» 765-4368 to migrant camp* from lato spring through ri* NEEDFURNITURE? Coma aaa tha Dm nominaMd Derjartmantol Marketing Book bdrm.. 2 bail*. Cal 382-8281. lummar. Clerical experience a plus. Poeitona I HAVE FOR SALE: lor Baal Pleura and Diracax. Scnolarihrp CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED Trimdown svaiiabie In Bowling Green. Fremont. Tiffin. ■UNKBEDVLOFT QUIZ SNOW andltia 1 lemale lubleas*. needed tor 05/06 Khool Una**, coed camp. Al apart*, crafts, lito- COUCHES THIS FROAY AND SATURDAY HarbanT. Mop International yr. Spadoua apt., do** B campus 1150 mo. Sarda, olfic*. many others. Camp Shane, and WEard. Sand re*um* so. or rail tor apptca- 700 PM. 030 PM. MONIGHT Business Award I Call 1-4ig-626-0897aaktorTricla. mdala NY 12734(014)271-4141. •on al. Commurvty Health Services. 410 fir- TABLES KeepuptheGreelWorkl chard Avenue, Fremont. Onto, 43420. (410) DRAPES 111 OLSCAMP HALL Crkld Car* needed for part-time •ummer AGO'AOD'AGD 1 Male Rcommale Needed 3344)043. LAMPS ADMISSION «1 50 95/96 Khool year end/Or full-time tall. Twin toddlers and an in- Wri*»**»**r* you going Boo? CHAIRS 352-6142 (Mike) tant. Call 354-1976-lee v»*me*saoe. INTERPRETERS -Individual! fluent In English IF INTERESTED CALL 352-*334 ASAP SponaorodbyUAO April la InternaSond Guitar Month. COLLEGE GRADUATES and Spanish needed for seasonal, part-bme Al g^riara 20% off. Caaaa 50% 0(1 witti purchaM Alia r Skier* •Entry LeveCBenefrr*' position* B assist In evening Migrant QMca. of guitar. 1 mala aubleaeer tor a vary large 1 bdrm. apt TREK 820 For Sd*. 1150 Tnere mlbti meeting Tuatday. April 1S*I M Finance Trainee 121-24k Position* available in Bowling Green, FramonL LOMS MUSIC located on Fourth St. Clooe B campua. Rant Call 352-1006. OOOpmklRm.lOBBA. Marketing Sales (18-24k Tillin. and Willard Sand resume to. or cal tor 149N Man St 3520170 $200Vmo. utT. pd. 354-2006. Everyone la welcome. Showroom Sale! $15k. srjpscaaon at. Community HssJUi Service!. 1 or 2 Femal* Subleojeri needed tor aumtnar, Manager Trainee H 622k 410 Bkchard Avenue, Fremont. Ohio 43420, '85 MERCURY CAPRI, oik., good int., Arc, own bedroom in a 3 bedroom hous* off rout* 6. (419)334-6043. power w/1/a, aunrool, cruise. 4 apd . POaUAdvanlalngClubLaalMaallng ATTENTION BGSU STUDENT:FREE LUNCH Loan Originator 118k* Coma glva mnvj Hood and gal traa lunch thia 10 mlnuie* away from BG. t150/month plua u- -Career Position!" 11 JOOrOBO. Csa 352-6266. . Mon.ApriM7*8pminRm.1011BA tiltiee.353-1211-leevemea»*ge. Painlere and loremen needed. IB-S/hr. NSC preeenteoon - pizza A pop. week at tha BGSU Bloodmobib. Call 352-4575 Call NOWrOuick Hire! Call Colege Pro Painle.1 rx 353-5114 BrtvaVa an appointment 2 aurnmer aubteaaer* needed B ehare 1 Ig. (419)243-22 22IMPERIAL(4l9)243-2222 at 1-800-346-4649 bdrm. 812Srmo. OBO. 353-0630. FORRENT J3O0 appiicaDon* lor Summar and Fat. 1985 •OYZDUEN ara avalaDie in 319 Waal Kail. DaadHna: Fn- Mual Ml 2 MM $25 aacn OBO. Calling all Spring Breaker*! UAO ha* your COMPUTER SYSTEMS SUPERVISOR Paintor*, Summer Job. Aprligtioonoart day.MayS. 19B5 damage deposit money. Please pick up your Local company seeking individual to fill an AS Cleveland Area. Good starting pay. 1 and 2 BR apartments . check or caah in 330 University Union before 400 tochnical operaltonal support poelSon. 216-202-0060. 1 year, ninemonlhs,or summer leases. On April 17*1, 1995 at 7:30pm, Rm. 115. Ed. f4*ed experience with PC's & mainframe! (AS Coma |oin ua lor Eaalar Brunch and Easter April 21. Any Ouesooni plea** call the UAO ol 352-7454. Bldg., aaght on and oil campua organization! flea at 372-2343. 400and RPG 3 preferred). Must have excetant will ba aponaoring a praaanlallon load Sarvloa Sunday. April 16*1 it 9 45 Hoc* B Pool Manager for Grand Rapids Pool. Must aaa you Blere. Locatad acroaa from Rodgar* communication akWi. Will be training staff. 1*nBn| th* Earth: An Emerging Splrtiuell- Cheap Rant. White Houaa acroa* Irom Offan- have current CPR. First Aid, and Utesaving. 1 bdrm. sum. Grads. Third St. Quad. Eaoetent pay. health benefits 401K and dental ly.' » van by Paula Gonzalai. S.C.. PH.D. hauer. Great UWN/PORCH. Bryan W program. Sand resume to Computer Systems WSI a plus. tS.OOmr. Reply to Summer*. 107 2 bdrm. unfum. 71h St. 353^301. SupervHor,POBo»5144 Tototto OH 43611. AHE before 4-17-96. Available August • 352-3445 TNa presentaoon will focus upon rhs spiritual DISCOVER EUROPE Deiparaaily need Summar Subleeeeri for a 2 Counselors: CAMP WAYNE, co-ad camp, aapaeb) of Via amrlronmantal awaianaaa Summar Study Program In Franca bedroom apartment. Cal 354-7508. PUT-IN-BAY JOBS movamam hlgNighong raeonnaoon ot one*' Pennaylvenia, 6/22-8/20705. Have tha moat 1 or 2 bdrm. apt*, oreingl* room for mala FINANCIAL AH) AVAEABLE Islind transportation is now firing tor •pall B all Ol God'! Creations fritorrnatonaiMeaeng FallaubkwMrnaadad.1 block from memorabla aurnmer ol your Mel Great oppor- Only a few left. campua. Reasonable ram, eat Tammy HJiTVTMf WTipiOyfTMnL Cal today. 9 or 12 mo. I Thia avant i! fraa and opan B all. Tuaa., April is, MM - 9.oopm unity tor growth in penonal. profautonal and K 372-4927 paranBng skills. Counselors needed lot: Tan- Poliborviava-'able: Dock mas tors. Carty Renlale • 35M325 1000 BA Bldg. Majntanc*. But/Tour Train Dnvan. and Stephanie Dam: nil, Swim (W.S.I, preferred), Basketball, Soft- Shalom I Campua Hi 1*1. tha Jewish Bali. Volleyball. Soccer. Golf, Sett-Defense, BikaColl Cart Rant*la "Youil never get anotier chance OREAT JOB OPPORTUNmESII 1 -2 SUBLEASERS NEEDEDI Sudani Organization, would 1*8 B Gymnastics. Ch*erleading, Aerobics. Call 1-419-285-4*55 B diecover ao much ol Europe and 1 year Joba only. Oraat apt. Super Close B Campu* invita all Jawiah Sudants B our annual NiureCamplng. Ropee. Piano, Guitar, Jew- experience so much of tha culura Be a live-in nanny. Call Me**** at 363-101B Paaaovar Sadar. * wil ba MM al 7pm, elry, Batik, Sculpture, Drawing/PainSng, Silt- Sal April 15 in Ha lea Arena Lounga. aa you do on thia trip." Ewn t200-$350Airee» plua aacadant benefit* CM Tha Parted Nanny 800 882-2696 screen, Other Had Group Leaders, General. RESORT JOBS II you wlah u anand pMaaa RSVP with 12monthle*ie!!larrjngM«y19. 1995 For more information call Drrvar/Vktao. Many other poaltlona. ON Earn to $12mr. A Up*. Theme Park*. Hotels. Jowin Krol at 37*2357 or al 666-2100 Ed M.lar 372-8198 or 353-3172 CAMPUS INTERVKWS: April 2iat.Call our Spas, plus mor*. Tropical E Mountain daa- 122 N. Entarprlaa-1 Br-1 peraon-1335 • ull Trunk You Hal pi Quiet. Mature. BGSU Grad Student. 35, Dr. ChrUe 372-8160 or 352-8012 offica at 1-800-279-3019 to make an appoint- 8nel)ons.Cell1-206<32-0150eit.R55443. 404 E. Court-2Br-2peraon-1450 .uSI leeki aftordable 1 bdrm. accommodation* tor ment. 4041« E. courL-Elfic-1 p*r*on-t260«nll Spomored by 3GSU Run your own business. Gain valuable experi- SOLDSOLDSOLD •elf * 2 cat*. Prater houaa or houaa apt in low 426S.Summit-2Br-1peraon-»340»u1l COUNSELORS - INSTRUCTORS neededl ence while building your mum*. Earn up to ATTENTION STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS, traffic area. No complexes please. Will con- S»vaSmrth352-8917 DO EUROPE 100 poaltlonel Coed aurnmer camp. Pocono 110.000. krigalon sales t installation. Vehicle PRESIDENTS, ADVISORS, AND LEADER eider roommate ittuationa and/or locations 122* ANYTIME IF Ulna, PA. Good aalatyMpal (906>6*0-M30. required. Call Student Sprinkler* RECIPENTS: rjutakteB.G. Call Term 353-9064. •CHEAP FARES WORLDWE3E' 1-800-265-7601. 2 bdrm, g A 12 mo. lease inc. heal, hot water, RESERVATIONS FOR THE SOLD RE- CM tor fraa Into, package If you ara a dependable, non-emoklng female, CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING cookmg A sewer Convenienay located - close CEPTION AIRHITCH 800-326-2000 two female* need you aa a toommale for Be Earn up to t2.0O0./mon th working Sonera E Cooka Needed Apply between 10 campus, library, 1 1-75. Ctough E Mercer, tEADtJOTHEWAY' airhitch© netcom.com •95-« Khool year. tIBO/mo. ALL utilise* on Cruaw Ships or Land-Tour companies 1:00pm and 5:00pm Campua Poaayaa. 440 E. Urtv. Visage. 352-0164. ARE DUE TODAY M 405 STUDENT SER- paid, vary dose to campua, E your own HUGE World travel. Seasonal 6 rull-sms Court SL 352-0638. VICES employment available 2 bdrm. ept. on Thuntm. 9 mo. lease for 95-96 DonT Forget... bedroom. Plea** CaH 353-5410. CALL KIM AT 372-flB20 FOR LAST MINUTE No experience necaisary school year. Cal 372-4702. B charge al Papa John's MAY-AUGUST SUBLEASED NEEDED! Own For more information Spend your Winter QUESTIONS 2 BR. HOUSE FOB REfJT FOR SUMMER 353-PAPA BR in houaa. Vary doee B campu* and EX cal 1 -206-634-0468 sit C56444. in the Colorado RockieiI USED CD SALE TREMLY close BBanV*450 lor entire »ummar THE HYATT REGENCY 1130 per month, includes uMi••*. BEAVER CREEK If intaraaad. cdl Juke O 353-0709 GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE-BLOOD OBO. Wil ba living w/ 3 mala*. Call David © DiBenedMO'* I* accepting application! tor wxlb* on campu* uracruit tor our Buy. Sail, or Trade CD'i .. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE-BLOOD 352-3907 10am-4pm summar and fall prep and delivery personnel. Food E Beverage Internship Program GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE-BLOOD Needed 1 -4 people lo rent apartment 353-0325 • CARTY RENTALS Education Bldg. Stops 1432 E. Woe* wr 2-5 pm. Th* Hyatt offer* oaceMnl benefits Summer Leaae avail.-1 or 2 bdrm apt*. The BlcodrnoOik) ii in the NE Common! from May to Aug. Rant negotiable. Cat tor Into 2-2343 including end of season bonus. 1 free $220 per month, air condiBonmg. from 1030-4:30 thia weak only. Please cal 352-6334 after 5pm Doee your eummer work SUCK? If so, cal Sponsored by UAO ma for summer work and make E444 a weak meal par *htft.»*ki pass program. Single roonu-11 lOrmo. 1st Ewk. aeeaton only Also earn three hour* of collage credit. Cal housing and much more. ' USED CO SALE ONE SUMMER SUB LEASER NEEDED and leave message al 363-3601. For more leal mason, 724 SIXTH ST E 708 SEVENTH ST. HEYSEMORSI 2-story houaa with porch, gal own room. cBee please contact the VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDII Did you tor gat B order your BBW3S Cal354-8806. Co-op Office ©2-2451 They 2 BDRM. FURNISHED APARTMENTS IMP R**«*al»»«w*'SportaM*Bw»ii graduation announcement*?? EARN wil be on campus Apr. 23-25. 1500/1*0. -11/2 MO LEASE Roommate nee pad tor aurnmer Own large Saturday, April 22,1*96 SBX can order them tor you I FREE HOT WATER, SEWER, O AS, HBO bedroom. Apt Very ctoae B campua en E. CALL 184-0914 BETWEEN 4PM A 11PM Sign up m the Sudani Rec Center Minimun order 15,2 day turnaround 1350-1400 Waar**nE.O£. Merry. Rent negotlabla. Call Mke at 352-4168. . IFPC6SIBLE. Mam OHO* by April 10 and perionalizedl AH Volunteer! receive a tree Call SBX ©353-7732I Seeking Star Ware Action Figure* and Ship.. PERWEEKORMOREI Bisrrton T-shirt People Needed To Do Fun. Caah psaa. Cal David an-800-261-5637. SPOrTTSMaNOED Fum. 2 bdrm. apt indudad ull. doaa to cam- tor more Intonnaalan cat 372-7462. Eaay, Respecleble Pan or 11.000A4O. pu*. 2 non-smoking qutot female! 353-5074, Subleaeer needed lummerol'95. White house Full Time Work Al Home. K you love sports, ftnaas and people, our com- Ten, took,Froaiir Keep that Florida Tan? S; oh corner of ThursSn and Wooeter. Next to 34 Mr. Meg Orvee Data las pany ha* several opansnaa. PL A FL poaatons DUMB AND DUMMERI THE MASK 10 tor $25 Mark* E Founders Rent/best offer*. CaH avalaMs. START IMMEDIATELY. Cel tor ap- I WILL PAY YOU , IT! only one more week unbl Campua Tanning 352-7889 Cnri»at3S34XINQ(5464). CALL NOW I pointment. 410-866-2037. Up to $28 on your bat phone bl THE GREAT COLLEGE DRIVE IN MOVE- SUBLEASERS NEEDED I you rent my one betfroom apartment Apr! 21 ©830pm | ..' Laedara Mp opport un k y... FOR SUMMER 1-eVM74-aS77 torFaErSprlng-Btyge (parking Kara ©7:30pm) Cal Jud Nowl 352-6163 It you heve: Great hous*. own room. Sudani Paintor* I* now looking for hard work- at the perking tote the Eaat ing. moBvead student* to petit thai •ummer. ol Parry Stadium 'one year cempui living expan en ca Close to campus and downtown. " a minimum ol a 2.5 gpa Call 352-5218 frlB.Lid ratet ap££. Earn 15.50-17.50 per hour working outside O Admtodon $2 M (tor boti movleo) Jay Mar-ThaKaawarMa ■ A couple ol hour! a week least 40 hr». a week. Poeisont w* avakable M tor more m formation call UAO ©2-2343 1 E2bdrm.,epacsous,AC,dean,gasheel. We have: Earn 6-9 dollara/hour thrtxkjhout Cleveland. BoW.ng Green, Toledo, For senoua senior 8 grad. student. eponeored by UAO, ofl-campui connections. Sutaeatars Needed II In Columbue Area Lima, and Mamfiekf. For mor* kilormaSon ' Admimetrative poaWona where you can hear Storing at $3*0. Cal 354-6036 Dry Dock, and USQ. violation caaea of Die residence living unltaxik- KOtVmo 1BR apt Nice Location. Cal Working out ilde with other etudant* ptoaaa CaH 1 •600-543-3702. oea and new Code ol Student Conduct «. 362-6364 lawamel UnlveraHy Paintara Sajdara* needed for cleaning rental! or minor May to May lease* avail, and Aug. to Aug. • Career experance p' SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDEDII CeM Chuck for Infe 8>372-15*7. maintenance. Apply at 316 E. Merry Apt. 3 be- lease*- Yea, we do alow pea. 354-$»00. : SERVICES OFFERED •Reeumelx.lden v lor 3 bdrm. apt. with ri10-2pm. Application! are available In 425 Student Ser- a porch. Cloea to campus. Earn ceeh Huffing envelope! at home. All ma- Need an apannem tor tv* summer? EH. apL, Summer employment - work on Put-In-Bay *t vtcae Dulalng and ara due by Tueaday, Aprs Price iinegoSbte terial* provided. Send SASE to P.O. Bo* $27urrro..u*l. Cal Goran Q353-6064. : Th* Shin Shack. Skat at 15.25mr. with hou*- 1E.1SS5. 2 Call 352-1686 after 5pm. 1007S. Oalhe.KS 66061. ELECTRONIC JOE SEARCH tog 12Srw>, CM 1-2EfraOEB. Rent my tailor tor M *umm*r. V*ry •padouet Oypaai ade/agendae: go directly lo am- EARN EXTRA llll nght across frorn campus. Two ran tor*. Call tor o**aa* 363-8066 ' ptoyara via computor learch. For detail! oM ORDERYOUR SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDEDI Summer aright around the comer end EBSCO SWal ttSTRUCTORS NEEDED House available May 6. Air Cond. Ctoee to 418-423-4Ei1,a»L120 Dl BENEDETTO- S Telemarketing Service Is currenSy Nling MkN Qmirry *atm Instructors needed tor unkju* SubMsasng 1BR *pt Unfumlahed. Campu*. Rani Nag. Cal 354-8821. GRADUATION PARTY ieuie*snaiilvasl Com* ba a part of aye com- lummer program. Fkstdbl* hour*, good pay. $300 » eie.No security deposit needed Pea SUES AND TRAYS Summer SubWaaar Needed MT pany tlat waa rscenBy ranked in th* Bp 50 ol Miatbeenthuslasllc.experlanoad» good with allowed, face, qutot atoieapar*. Avalable to tel*m*rk*tng aarvic** in the country I We give cal 353-3414 HOUSE ON WOOSTER cr*4reaCol410-TO0622tamom (total*. May. Pleaae CM 3534410, leave menage WE DELIVER you: a weekly paycheck, 15 par hour plus Own Room TakjrraikMng fttaacn Avalable duilngtieday. : Trida 352-0462 bonus. Kexibiiiy B make your own schsdul*. 1 I • proteaiionel *tmosphere This is undoubtod- Evening hour* Whi a house. OH. Summer Subleasing 1 bdrm. apt. No Deposit HEYSEMORSI ly tie best job In town so call DOW between OendiaeumasP:McVkau»to*ur*no» H ay. Pan dlowed. Ctoaa to ehopping, Wast B campua. Summar sublet Victorian 5825 WeckartyRd.Wtilefiouae. OH 43571. $400*10., aval. May 27ti. CM 3534405. Did you torgel 10 order your PAPA JOHN'S 12pm 1 5pm Mon.-Fri. or come In B apply at houaa, private entrance, Arc, parking, large 113 N. Mam SL (363-6662). graduaaon announcamana?? Now accapang Vkta • Maatarcard bedroom, call 352 5617 or 362-7007 SBX can order *iam tor you I 353-PAPA Fun and Pan tme Lawnmowing at KnKker- WANTED: Cr«-*lv*.Artydeou*S»jden«s Minimum order 15,2 day umaraund WANTED bockar Lawna for Spring and Summar. Cal lmer*«led In gainging Public F -and persondaedl SAESAESAE 2-3 Subteaeera tor Summer'95 .'. 362-5622 lor iotormaton. Experience. Call SBX ©353-77321 Falcon Radto WFAL a looking tor an May JarMaa. If* Paddy a Murphy. Sorry I 2 bdrm houaa - Your* for the Summer I Ful am* window waahlng position avalable at Aaatotant Pmaesla " mieaed you ■ that Patooza thing, but I waa de- Calaoonl Knickerbocker BuMng Ssrvic**. Own trana- Mual ba craMva. eofLmolveosd. and tained by arjrrwol Chicago'* flnaal. (Something Angle or Rhonda 353-3635 Brand New! portatkin raoutrad. Cal1362-5822. poaas* • raMMw **nae of humor. Mual •bout oraaKcard fraud). Anyway, rm gaMnt have good writing and organizaaond akris see parolad ta* weekend. Due B eome oubuand- WANTED Ful-Bme toecher wanted tor immedatoatart in For the Graduate Student ing daeta and the lad tiat I rafuead B kajhe Korea. Must b* a naive English speaker win 2 roommates to live in 5 BR home. puMWang ItotoAl, but not raousad. Sally o( an un-named boxer, I'm not gomg B be ccaage dagree and *bk» to obtain a vkta. For *144mionth. Cal 354-1913. L**v* your resume In tva promoeons or Young Professional around Bo long. How about we party ■ my morelriVxma*on.calfB17)3524»711; ntaJtooi In «• WFAL eudtoa or oM place next weekend. Bring da». in com* by WANTED: CreeBve, AmbHou* Student* GRAND OPENINGII 372-865* or 354-6519 end aak tor Scott. Hsisstatrnrnt Inr BO on Monday to pk* you up. but there bader sitaraaBd In gaining Public Relaaone Our internaeonal healltvnusisonal CO. I*open- Falcon Radio WFAL . be a party wailing lor me. After thia weet/i go Experience. Falcon Radio WFAL la looking tor an ing a new training canter in Toledo. Various We make college fun. 1 bdrm Extremely close lo underground. 1 Aealeurt PTOr^lone Director position* available. Ful • pertime. No exp. HOMESTEAD campua, 114 Enterprlae, located Your* in tfw Bond*. Muatbecraasva.aalf-morjvaiadand necessary. Wil train. Mud law* prOwaasona) between BGSU & Downtown appearance. Cal tor Interview. 11,200-3,800 atl.kriliiiana.oai. •rear 8300/mo. 12 mo. leaae possa* s h*alrhy sense ol humor. Must r —'—*■*}— havegoodwrrtmgandorganlzaSonak.il*. mo. rJapsndng upon po***«*j.41>J*y*»»n48. FOR SALE 419 354-6036 (410)353-5800 Experience ki compussr grephic and desknp IVTE RNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT put»«hmg helpful, but not raqufrad. 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