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By Chuck Soder 1HE BO NEWS For the first time in the group's history, the BGSU Forensics and Debate Team took first place at a national competition, not to mention 29 individual awards. The team's long list of awards includes five of six awards for best speaker at the event, the Collegiate Forensics Association Championships, held on Ian. 26 and 27. "There wasn't any single event that we didn't excel in," said Paul Alday. director of the team. Nicknamed "the Winter Weekend Tournament," the 22nd annual event is held in Montreal, Canada and features colleges and universities from across the nation, east coast schools in particular. Alday said his group beat all 15 schools, including Purdue University and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, by a large margin. "We more than doubled the Pholo Prorated score of the second place team," he added. GOLDEN BOYS- Bowling Green Olympians Mark Wells, 15, and Ken Morrow, far left, celebrate with the rest of Team USA after upsetting the Russians in 1980. Success is no stranger to the 14-member group, as they had won team awards 10 times in various national competitions before winning first place at the CFAC. But this win held special meaning for Alday, being his first year with the team. MIRACLE MEN "It's wonderful," he said. "This is both the team's first vic- The red. white and in apartments off Wooster tory and my first year as coach." blue of USA Former Falcon behind McDonalds. Team member Dustin hockey is speck- "I'm not really sure what Brozene said his favorite led lightly with duo play key they were called," Morrow moment at the event was get- orange and said, his memory a little ting to face teammate and brown. You may roles in biggest cloudy. However, he remem- friend Rebecca Bi&s to deter- have seen that gentle tint last bered his days at Bowling mine the event's best speaker. Saturday lighting the sports moment Green enough to call them "Being able to give her a big Olympic cauldron, and you "The best years of my life." hug before they even almost certainlyhave seen it in American To put that statement into announced second was great," time after time in 22-year old perspective, you must realize he said. history that Morrow graduated from photos of American hockey KEN MORROW Though Brozene took sec- MARK WELLS players drunk with joy after -ByDanNied Bowling Green a year before ond, he said he had other rea- demolishing Russia's iron he won his gold medal, and he BOWLING GREEN: BOWLING GREEN sons to be happy, "I was just so curtain. then went on to win four con- Games: 154 (1975- Games: 154(1975-1979) proud of Rebecca and the rest If you look closely, you'll secutive Stanley Cups with the 1979) Points: 125 of the team." see him. The man with the New York Islanders from 1980- Contestants compete in Points: 231 7th all-time beard, Ken Morrow, the only man to ever win 1983. He also made the Cup Finals in 1984. He Goals: 34 events requiring them to pre- must have loved his time at BG. GOALS:77 Olympic gold and Stanley Cup silver in the same TEAMUSA: pare and give speeches, debate Morrow, Wells and their Bowling Green team- year. Games: 63 (1980) current issues and read poetry, mates played an important role in putting TEAMUSA: 1980. Points: 25 drama and prose. Games: 29 (1980). Along with Monow is Mark Wells, one of the last Bowling Green hockey on the map. The duo Even events putting limits players added to the 1980 Olympic team. played under legendary coach Ron Mason and Goals: 5 on preparations require prac- Points: 16' They know each other well. After all, they've led the Falcons to three CCIIA championships. tice. Alday said. For such Goals: 9 played hockey together since they were young "It was a great time to be a hockey player at ON WINNING: "I never events, speakers are given their They spent four years rooming together in the late Bowling Green," Morrow said. "The program was thought winning was a testa- questions only a few hours BG TRAINER BILL JONES 1970s as college hockey players at Bowling Green. fairly new at this time. The record got better every ment to me There was a lot "Wellsy was just a skill cen- Morrow and Wells spent their first years at of luck involved." FORENSICS. PAGE 2 ter. He could fly and scote Bowling Green in Anderson and their later years GOLD, PAGE 2 Hard economy ieriff Death of teen kills internships V- leads to charges By Foster Klug will recommend that a judge sen- By Will E Sanders Susan Young assistant direc- ASSOCIATED P!ESS *B TER tence Hutty to probation on a THE BG NEKS tor of the co-op and internship PHOENIX — Authorities negligent homicide charge. Hutty On September 11, the World program, said that in the last announced a deal Wednesday was originally indicted for Trade Towers, a symbol of eco- four years leading up until 9/11, under which a counselor at a manslaughter, which carries a nomics and commerce, fell. students did not have a problem tough-love boot camp will plead maximum 12 1/2 years in jail. Since that day, something else with getting internships off- guilty to a lesser charge in con- Director Charles tang II was started falling at an alarming campus. nection with the death of a teen- charged last week in the teen- pace—the economy. "It was becoming increasingly age camper and cooperate in a ager's death. Two other staffers Though this economic impact more plentiful until this year," case against the camp's director. also face charges. has affected many people in this she said. "With the economy the Troy A. Hutty was one of two "We want the truth," prosecu- nation, it has also affected, and way it is, it makes getting an counselors who put Anthony tor Rick Romley said. Hutty's still affects, students at this internship in their field even Haynes. 14, in a motel bathtub to cooperation "allows us to get not University trying to get intern- more important in order to com- cool him after he collapsed in just a clearer understanding but ships. pete nationally." triple-digit heat last summer. The things we not might otherwise get According to Career Services, Since the economy started to teen later died of complications without him." it has even deterred some stu- fall, employers have become Associated Press Photo of dehydration and near-drown- Hutty's attorney. Gary Beren, dents from trying to get intern- more selective when looking at SHERIFF: Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announces the ing. ships or turning to Career As part of the deal, prosecutors arrest of Charles Long on eight counts of child abuse. CAMP. PAGE 2 Services for help. INTERNSHIPS, PAGE 2 i 2 Thursdiy. Febfuary 21.2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Speech teams Students struggle to find work

INTERNSHIPS. FROM PAGE 1 majors because of an economic ting one.' Career Services though the trickle-down effect. She offers some advice to number of companies at recent dominate event applicants for internships, forc- Young said that this should take into consideration for job fairs have gone down. ing those seeking internships to not discourage students. In those students who wish to Some of the assistance that fact, this should encourage stu- intern. Career Services and the co-op FORENSICS. FROM PAGE 1 book and flipped to a page with become more competitive than in years past. dents to register with Career Perhaps the most important and internship program offers a former student, Kevin Dean. is helping students finding a before they are to answer them. "He was a machine," Brozene "We see companies with Services for help. thing is flexibility. Young said But the team carries several said, speaking of 50 individual internship programs who hired "We would hate to see stu- students need to be flexible major, preparing students for internships, job development, thick files of newspaper articles awards Dean won during 1981, a certain number of students in dents backing off on utilizing with location, pay, benefits, and and other sources of informa- setting a record that still stands. the past hiring a fewer number our office or trying to find the semester of the internship. and arranging companies to "It is a necessity for students meet with students both indi- tion to quickly educate the Brozene hopes to one day to of students because of the internships just because the speakers. top Dean's achievement. economy," she said. economy is tight," she said. "We to get hands on experience in vidually and at job fairs. "We've got everything you "I've won 27 awards in a sea- Both Young and her co-work- certainly don't want students to their field," Young said. "The feedback we get from Young also encourages stu- employers is that they are very could want to leam about that son," Brozene said. "That er Nancy Alfieri, also assistant assume that there are not was discussed in the past six sounds like a lot, but the record of the co-op and internship chances of interning with this dents interested in internships pleased with co-op and intern- months," he said. is SO, so that's what I'm aiming program, have both agreed that economy. There are many to attend many of the job fairs ship program students and they exceed in performance," Though Alday is only in his for." (hough numbers vary by field, things students can do to that the University hosts each second semester here, he is no As for the future, the group is there has been a squeeze on all increase their chances of get- semester and to register with Young said. stranger to forensics and focusing on recruiting for next debate. He coached the foren- year. The Ohio Forensics sics team at Midland Lutheran Association Varsity College in Nebraska before Championship, held on cam- coming to the University. pus last week, marked the end Hockey heroes journeyed to gold Reading through scrapbooks of this season's competitions. to leam about the University's Forensics study, however, past teams, Alday and his col- continues throughout the year GOLD, FROM PAGE 1 skills made him a prime candi- Olympic reunion the week of last Saturday. But this time leagues have determined that as the club is part of two courses date and one of the team's the NHL all star game. It was they were performing a duty the team originated before -Theater 110 and 310. charmed everyone he talked to defensive leaders. He was cho- the first time since winning the reserved for Olympic heroes 1930. For more information on the and contained every opponent sen by the Islanders in the gold medal against Finland the and sports gods. Along with Brozenc grabbed one scrap- team, call Alday at 372-8856. he faced. Wells, on the other fourth round of the 1976 NHL entire team was together. After the rest of the 1980 Olympic hand, was a speedy center who draft and had the luxury of numerous tries and countless team, Morrow and Wells lit the racked up an impressive 231 knowing that he had a spot on leads, the elusive Wells was Olympic flame that burns points, including 83 in his their roster when the 1980 unavailable for comment for today over Salt Lake City. senior year. His career num- games were over. He played 18 this story. But Morrow, perhaps Interestingly, Morrow says he bers make Wells Bowling regular season games for the Weils' closest friend, said the had no clue he was going to Green's seventh all time lead- Islanders in 1980 and then 20 former centerman struggled to light the torch. He just knew Teen boot camp ing scorer. Wells' offensive in the playoffs where he hoist- find himself after hockey. his team would be participat- skills no doubt were the reason ed the Stanley Cup in the end, "He gave a little bit of every- ing in the torch ceremony in he was named to the Olympic clinching the best year anyone thing a try," Morrow said. "He some way. Morrow acknowl- team. anywhere has ever had. went back to school for a while. edges the pride he, Wells and "Wells was just a good solid Morrow went on to win three He was trying to find out what the rest of that team has given under scrutiny center iceman," said Bowling more Cups with the Islanders it was he was supposed to do the United States. He says Green trainer Bill lones, who before retiring in 1989 as one in life and a lot of us in that lighting the cauldron was the CAMP, FROM PAGE 1 Long is charged with second- has been with the team since of the most respected defense- position find you spend your pinnacle of the fame shed on degree murder, along with eight 1974. "He was real good on the man in the game. Wells, on the life playing hockey and then those young college kids in did not return phone calls seek- counts of child abuse. He planned power play. He could score other hand, never made it to you're trying to find another 1980. ing comment Wednesday after- to plead innocent at his arraign- goals; he was a real good the NHL The 13th round draft direction in your life. Then he "We always kind of kid each noon. ment Friday, said his attorney, skater. It was a surprise that he pick of the Montreal had back problems, which other as each event gets bigger Haynes died July 1 after being David Smith. He remains held on made it (to the Olympics). But Canadians in 1977 bounced were a big challenge for him. and bigger. It was Sports made to stand in the sun for up to $100,000 bail they wanted guys who could around to five minor league He's on the road to getting back Illustrated's number one five hours, then being left in the The camp included forced skate and score goals." teams in two seasons before to normal." momentum in sports history, bathtub, the medical examiner's marches, wearing black uniforms While Wells toiled in uncer- retiring. Wells fell on hard These days, the understated then when this came along, we office said. in the desert, harsh discipline and tainty as his Olympic status times as chronic back prob- Morrow keeps his gold medal said 'What could top this?' It's Haynes was attending a five- a daily diet of an apple, a carrot was determined, Morrow's lems hampered his life. He's in a safe deposit box and is still the ultimate honor and ulti- week boot camp near Phoenix and a bowl of beans. selection to the 1980 team was had numerous back surgeries with the Islanders as the mate thrill.'" all but assured. His size (he operated by the Americas Buffalo Lawsuits have been filed by and retreated to the northern Director of Pro Scouting. Soldiers Re-enactors Association. Haynes' parents and a woman stands 6'4) and his smooth woods of Michigan until he Wells and Morrow were skating and smart defensive The camp was shut down after the who claimed her son was beaten, came out of hiding at an reunited again in Salt Lake City teen's death, although the group forced to eat mud and deprived of still operates other programs. sleep.

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www.bgnews.com/campus FENCING CLUB HOSTS TOURNAMENT The University Fencing Club, a recreational and com- petitive athletic club, is holding the BG Classic Open fencing competition on Feb. 23 and 24 in both the south and north gyms in the Eppler Complex. Admission is free. On Saturday, the events will begin at 1 p.m. in the south gym. On Sunday, the events begin at 9 a.m. CAMPUS BG NEWS HOMELAND BRIEFING Theta Alpha Phi the office of Registration and Records and tin liowen- SECURITY brings motivational I liiimpsiin Student Union. VISIT: Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge, Ihe deadline to order flowers right, speaks with Or. Donald Locasto, left, and speakers to campus is March 6, and the donation Is bur.sar.ible liremen BJ. Jetter, center left, and James On Feb. 27, Theta Alpha Phi lor more inforamation Barrow, center right, following an address at will be bringing two motiva- about ordering flowers or to Fire Station 18, yesterday in Cincinnati "This is tional speakers to campus. volunteer for the BGSU a permanent condition we have to accept in David Schwensen will take the audience on n journey in Daffodil Days campaign, con- America," said former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom tact campus coordinator Ridge.'We are better prepared today than we search of ways to relieve stress. Schwensen Is a Linda Cilumski at 372-8725. were on Sept 11, but we're not as well pre- humorist who teaches the pared as we need to be We'll always have to program "Humor Hollywood look for ways to improve." Style." Firelands sponsors Michael (Setsche t.ikrs the A u .('--I Press: PMfl singe with his presentation networking party "Hie Magic of Life.'' (lershe SANDUSKY.Ohio — combines magic, comedy and Beginning at 530 pm on his personal story of losing his March 5. the BGSU mother in a drunk driving I nelands/11 i (ninny Alumni accident into a powerful Inter- Chapter will sponsor a chap- CALENDAR OF EVENTS ter social and networking active seminar. THURSDAY: INFORMATIONAL TABLE , The American Wellness Connection is Coach Urban Meyer will ; 7:30 p.m. The program will be held in party. 8a m. - S pm. FOR IEH0VAHS WIT- j Marketing Association sponsoring a booth lor be the guesl speaker at j FICTION AND POETRY the Lenhan Grand Ballroom The event will be held at the ENVIORNMENTAL NESS j is sponsoring a raffle. Eating Disorders this luncheon Cost is READING, Karen Craigo, at 7 p.m. Radisson Harbor Inn, 2001 ACTION GROUP. EAG University Hall i Education steps Awareness Week $20 per person with poet and poetry editor i leveland Road in Sandusky. will have an infoima- Bowen-Thompson tickets available on first j ol the Mid-American Reservations are necessary. lional table 10 a m - b p.m 10 a.m. -4 pm Student Union come, first serve basis, i Review, and Michael Cancer society sells Please call 372-2701 by Feb. Union lobby DANCE MARATHON T-SHIRT SALE, Sigma If you have any ques- C^ynieiewski. author 28. FUNDRAISER, Delta Phi Epsilon will be sell- Ham- 3 p.m. tions, please contact and editor-in-chief of flowers to save lives 9 am. Zeta will be selling ing T-shirts as a UPS INTERVIEWS, UPS Buz/ or Dave DeNatale Ihe Mid-American The American Cancer EXERSICE, MEDITATION dancer packages fundraiser lor Dance will be interviewing tor at 440-937-21 lb Review will read Prout Society will sell flowers to save North Grove, West a STRETCHING AT Education steps Marathon employment Holiday Inn Chapel lives during its annual YOUR DESK. The semi- Union Lobby Career Services Room Independence IRockside j Merry closed today Daffodil Days campaign at the nar will be presented by 10 a m -6pm. 300 RoadS. I-//) 8 p m. University. The intersection of North Darlen Whipple. DOVE BALL TICKET 10 a m. -4 p.m STUDENT JAZZ Grove and West Merry Streets Bowen-Thompson SALE, Zeta Phi Beta, LDSSA INFORMATION 11 am - 5 p.m. 6:30 pm COMBOS Free and open A bouquet of 10 daffodils uisis $6and helps support will lie dosed on today from 7 Student Union. Room Sorority, Inc will be TABLE. The table is DANCE MARATHON DISSERTATION WRITING to the public a.m. until l>p.m. 308 selling licets lor the sponsored by the Latter RAFFLE The drawing is GROUP FOR WOMEN Bryan Recital Hall. innic than 500 cam ei patients In Wood County and I luring the (Insure, water Dove Ball. For more Day Saints Student March 1. An interdisciplinary Moore Musical Arts line improvements will be 9 a m. - 4 p m inlormalion. call 372- Association Education Steps group open to any ongoing research efforts. made. JEROME LIBRARY OPEN 2158 Union Lobby woman in the writing 8- 10 pm Volunteers will deliver the The closure nl tins inteisec HOUSE The Friends ol South Side Union 11:30 am.- 1p.m. process ol her program SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE bouquets to both on- and off- lion will also result in the clos- the Library will host 10 30 a.m.-4 p.m. GSS PAPER PRESENTA- Women's Center, 107 ANACHRONISM MEET- campus locations throughout ing of drove Street from West campus visitors lor col- 10 a m. - 4 p.m. SCRUB PANTS SALE TION. For more inlorma- Hannah Hall ING. Tonight will be Wood County March 18. I vers Street to Reed Street. lee, lea and hot choco- FA0E TABLE. FADE will Phi Kappa Tau will sell lion. contact the medieval dance night To order llmvcrs, complete Access will be provided for late Tours will he given be sponsoring a table scrub pants at Ihe Graduate Student 7:30 pm Learn a variety of an onler form and place it in a area residents. by library stall upon at the Union entrance table. 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KEN MOROW, Former Falcon hockey player and 1980 Olympian on his big game experience OPINION Olympic heroes among favorites With the Olympics winding YOU DECIDE These two players are a pan of favorite Falcon leers. The fact Morrow's coach at BG, let his star fabled learn. However, he played down and, more importantly, What do you think of BG's our history at Bowling Green. that they earned spots on the defenseman keep the beard his role wilh gusto and pride and one of the best hockey tourna- hockey greats? Let us know Sure, maybe we've had belter most famous hockey learn ever because he didn't look much bel- became a source of chest- ments of all time producing how you feel. hockey players come through assembled speaks volumes ter without it. thumping satisfaction for incredible upsets and exhilarat- the Campus. Current Canadian about both men and the Bowling But even with the beard, or Bowling Green. ing play. The BG News is taking (id in wwMbgnewfccom/opinion Olympian and former BG player Green hockey program. maybe because of il, Morrow The legend of Morrow and to respond. Results will \w lime to feature two of the bright- updated frequently. Rob Blake is the best defense- Morrow and Wells stood out was one of the best defenseman Wells has been resurrected by est stars in the history of the man in the game today, and on thai learn, especially to peo- on that USA team. BG trainer Bill this year's Olympic games. And school. Blake's buddy Nelson Emerson ple from Bowling Green. lones remembers Morrow's for thai, we here al the BG News Ken Morrow and Mark Wells game, while Wells has fallen back was a three-time Hobey Baker Morrow's full beard and skills. are thankful. Almost as thankful joined the USA national hockey into the woodwork, secluding award finalist as the top player in homeless man quality makes "He was one of those guys that as we are for the fact that they [cam after completing their himself in his Michigan home college hockey. him inslandy recognizable, if not was always going to be on the ice soliuried their legend in the first senior years at Howling Green. and IxHng content with the fact I lowever, while Blake and as Ken Monow, then as thai guy in any situation," lones said. place. Morrow went on to hockey that he helped make a difference Emerson may have been better, wilh the beard. Rumor has il thai Mark Wells, on trie oilier Do you believe in miracles? greatness and is still a part of the at the height of the cold war. Monow and Wells are our the legendary Ron Mason, hand, was not a star on that Yes.

VIVM i Give me a (tax) il J IS TO TlIK EDITOR, PE0PLE however, ONTHE STREET break, please Medicare seeks For one thing, the major dnigs U. greed real used illegally by minors are alco- What would you like feedback from hol and tobacco. There is no con- to see changed at the AT ISSUE It's time for the government to give tax cause of high nection of these drugs wilh ter- breaks to University students. beneficiaries rorism. University? food prices The next major drug used ille- The Centers for Medicare and gally by teens is ecslacy, which school we are increasing our Medicaid Services (CMS), the I would like to make some comes from ihe Netherlands earning potential. There is no association with ter- REED By increasing the number of federal agency thai administers comments alxiul the article LUTHANEN the Medicare program, has con- "Students arc cause of high rorism there. people in the educated work- tracted with Abt Associates to prices" published In The BG Marijuana is mostly grown U. of Arkansas force and increasing Ihe conduct a telephone survey of News on Feb. 18.1 am a second- domestically; little comes from amount of jobs necessary to fill Columbia anymore where there all the demands of those who beneficiaries regarding their use year graduate student here, so While il is essential that the of two covered preventive ser- the problems discussed in the is significant tenorist activity. lax code be rewritten to make make more money, college stu- vices: influenza immunizations article arc mine as well. I really And if one poinls out Ihe for equal treatment for every- dents arc working now lo help (flu shots) and pneumococcal think thai the average of $20 per Colombian trade in cocain, well. one, it also is essential thai the the economic well-being of both the terrorists and the para- America Also, not taxing stu- vaccinations (pneumonia shots). day on meals is too much. The CHAD BEISNER taxes paid by certain individu- Beginning in February and question why this price is so high military Irade this illegal drug in als really make sense concern- dents would likely have the continuing through May 2002. is not a new one for me. order to support their compaigns JUNIOR, SPORT MGMT ing their situation. That's where benefit of allowing those who against each other. are forced oul of school for randomly selected beneficiaries The answer, which is given at "Parking." deductions come in. I'd like to in each slate will receive a letter the header of the article, is really Afganisian used lo grow pop- focus on one group as an exam- financial reasons to slay in and from Abt describing the project. astonishing. Stealing is bad! 1 pics for heroin bul the Taliban, ple of how deductions can get iheir degree. The letter will: knew it even before. But the under pressure from the West, make an equitable system caler The beauty of a lax deduction • Alert beneficiaries to the sub- author says that theft is the rea- made growing it illegal. Where is toward those who contribute lo is thai it isn't an investment, sequent phone call. son of my overpaying. At the first the tenorist connection? society in different ways. because the money is no longer • Confinn that the survey is an glance, this looks convincing. But The use of such ads connect- One deduction I propose is a the government's money. The authorized Medicare project. let's count a little. Let's set the ing the consumption of illegal deduction of $100,000 for col- government will simply step drugs and icrrorism is mostly • Emphasize thai participation average number of students eat- lege students. If you attend a aside and allow those who docs not affect an individual's ing at the University facilities lo hype. Moreover, because we are college or university, you pay remain in good standing at an again being lied lo about the Medicare benefits. 1,000. (I believe the real number income lax on only the amount institution of higher learning to • Assure the confidentiality of is greater.) The last semester con- consequences of illegal drug you make that exceeds keep Iheir money. By doing so, use—thai it supports terrorists- the survey and ils reported tained 80 days. Suppose that the 5100,000. That may sound silly it will encourage education cynicism will set in and defeat DAVIN HECKMAN results. additional loss from theft dou- at first, but it sounds silly for the among all age groups, all races the purpose of the compaign the A return postcard enclosed bles the $10,000 pointed in the GRAD STUDENT, same reason thai il makes and all classes. way the movie "Reefer Madness" This idea exemplifies the idea with the letter allows [he benefi- article. (Again, an overestima- AMERICAN CULTURE sense. The reasoning behind ciary to indicate iheir best lime tion.) Now, $20,000/1,000/80 = did a few decades ago. setting the deduction so high is of equity by giving all people the I ask what I think are impor- to receive a survey call and 0.25. This means that the STUDIES simply because for all intents same opportunity to gain this whether an interviewer who increase from theft is 25 cents a tant questions: Why are we being and purposes no college stu- benefit by simply going lo speaks Spanish is preferred. day, which is nothing to speak lied to? What is wrong wilh the "The graduate stu- dents make that much money. school. Unlike other systems in Survey results will help CMS lar- about. The real problem of our truth? What is the truth about dents need a union." What the deduction effec- which the deduction is allowed ge! resources to increase the use high prices, as 1 understand it, is drug use and abuse? tively does is allow college stu- for something that is al best of these two effective medical greed and lack of competition on dents to keep every dollar we neutral to society and al worst RON HARRIS preventive services. the dining market of the earn. But why should some detrimental to society, ihis INSTRUCTOR/MATH DEPT Ohio KePRO, contracted by University. From this viewpoint, people be shielded from paying deduction actually encourages CMS as the quality improvement the header of the article is cor- taxes while others are left oul in something, education, that organization for Medicare in rect. The students who have no Ihe cold? Why does il make benefits society as a whole as Ohio, conducts a landem pneu- other choice as lo dine at the Dining Services sense to let some people keep well as ihe individual who gains monia/immunization healthcare university are the cause of liigli Iheir money, while taking Ihe direct benefit of the lax project lo improve outcomes for prices. used students money from others? How does relief. Finally, il demonstrates beneficiaries admitted to the this relate lo taxes in general, how a tax can take into account hospital wilh pneumonia. The as scapegoats and specifically, how does it different situations while still preventive care element of the MIKHAIL BALACH0V KAREN STOCZ treating all people equally. GRADUATE STUDENT exemplify the equal treatment project, which is lo increase the I enjoyedlhe Feb. 18th head- JUNIOR, SPORT MGMT thai is needed for taxes? Those who are contributing overall rates of vaccination liner about University Dining From the perspective of to society in some other way, against influenza and pneumo- Services food prices. I've always "A personal massuese almost everyone who reads this such as educating themselves, coccal disease, complements the thought they look some sadistic at the Union." it is clear why college students are not asked lo contribute as goal of the CMS survey. Anti-drug ad pleasure in being so expensive. should be shielded from paying much money as others. Getting Beneficiaries can gel addition- Yet, unbiased observation has (axes. Simply put, we're poor. an education only is one way of contributing to society. Many al information by calling 1 -800- campaign hides shown me thai this problem is Many of us work double time, MEDICARE or on-line at not just because of employment going to class and working a job others are imaginable. www.flustudy.org. Beneficiaries from real truth incentives and student theft. To to pay our bills. By working hard University students deserve in Ohio can also contact Ohio I would like to take a minute to some degree, I believe this may lo gain an education, college benefits for all the work we do, allowing us a huge deduction KePRO toll-free at 1-800-589- comment on Wednesday's U - be attributed lo mismanage- studenls are performing a ser- 7337 or a! www.ohiokcpro.com, WIRE editorial proclaiming the ment of food, equipment and vice to the country by increas- would give us a little more for more infonnation about the "Anti-drug campaign ineffective." personnel. ing the educated population oT money and possibly help many pneumonia/immunization pro- This editorial was written in Either way, they'll always find Ihe country. Also, by going to stay in school when they would ject and a link to the survey web response to the recent federal some way to justify their high otherwise be forced oul. site. compaign lo connect drug use prices. BRETT BADULOVICH with terrorism by showing ads on SOPHOMORE, DANIEL MOSS TV The author made several LYNNWINELAND OHIO KePRO good points. More can be said, WAYNE. OHIO ACCOUNTING "Better parking."

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U.S. Supreme Court debys execution of Texas man www.bgnews.com/nation LIVINGSTON, Texas (AP) —The U.S. Supreme Court granted a stay of execution yesterday to a black man who contends prosecutors deliberately kept blacks off the jury at his murder trial in 1986. Justice Antonin Scalia granted the stay one day before Thomas Miller- El, 50, was set to die by injection. NATION Georgia rethinks cremation laws By Ken Maguire body intended for burial or cre- ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER mation. The ghastly discovery of The Georgia case has high- scores of bodies discarded in the lighted the disparities in state woods near a Georgia crematory laws at a time when cremations has illustrated what consumer are on the rise. Twenty-five per- advocates say is a lack of state cent of the 2.3 million people regulation and oversight of the who died in the United States in industry. 2000 were cremated, according Nine states have no laws at all, to the Cremation Association of and most of those that do — North America. The group esti- including Georgia — lack ade- mates that figure will double by quate enforcement, consumer 2025. advocates say. Twenty-three states license "Other than EPA emissions their crematories, according to regulations, crematories are the association. seriously under-regulated," said Ilorida and California have Lisa Carlson, executive director the most comprehensive laws of Funeral Consumers Alliance, because they require inspec- based in Hinesburg, Vt. "It's clear tions, according to association something needs to be done." executive director lack Springer. Georgia lawmakers moved 1 le said California also requires Associated ftess Photo quickly this week to tighten rules that crematory operators pass ACTING OUT: Nedra Ruiz, a defense attorney for Marjorie Knoller, gets down on the floor in a courtroom to re-enact the dog attack. for crematories and treatment of training programs. the dead after rotting corpses In most of New England and were found near the Tri-State Texas, state laws require crema- Crematory in Noble. The bodies tories to be located at not-for- had been taken there for crema- profit cemeteries. tion but were left in garages, "In New England, where the Owner says dog harmless vaults or the woods. majority of crematories are on Ray Brent Marsh, the opera- cemetery grounds, you're not By Linda Deutsch who are on trial in Whipple's "Did Bane ever kill a cat?" the to take measures to fence him tor, is charged with theft by running into the problems like ASS0CIA1E0 PRESS WRITER death. attorney asked. and Hera, a female, into het yard deception for allegedly taking in Georgia," Carlson said. "It's LOS ANGELES — One of the "Did you consider Bane to be "No," Coumbs said. on a farm In Hayfork, payment for cremations not much more out In the open. It's dogs that killed Diane Whipplc" part of your family?" asked attor- Coumbs was called as the first "They destroyed the doghous- performed and giving families not hidden in some remote was "a big clown" and not a fierce ney Nedra Ruiz, who represents witness late Tuesday after open- es," she said. "We had a dog- wood chips or cement powder countryside location or ware- predator, the woman who raised Knoller. ing statements in which the house lor Bane and he ate It He instead of ashes. house' him testified yesterday in the Vfes," said Coumbs, who also prosecutor said he will show that chewed it all up." One proposed law in Georgia Nine states — Alabama, trial of the ample who kepi the asserted she never feared him. Knoller and Noel had plenty ol Returning from church on one would close a loophole that Maryland, Mississippi, 120-pound animal in their San "He was a big clown," Coumbs warning — some 30 incidents — Mothers Day, I had a wonderful allowed crematories like Tri- Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Utah, Francisco apartment. said. I le would get up and jump about the dangers of their big surprise," Coumbs laughed. State that do not open to the Vermont, Washington and West land Coumbs, under defense and dance for people.... It was a presa canario dogs. "The dogs had broken in and public for memorial services to Virginia—have no laws, Carlson cross-examination, said Bane loving relationship. We would go The defense attorney sought they ransacked my house." operate without a license or said. Ohio has a 1998 law requir- was her beloved dog for two clown lo the pond and play." to establish through cross-exam- Asked how the dogs n state inspections. The bill would ing crematory inspections but it years and she cried when he and She said the dog had his own ination that Knoller was when she returned, she said with also broaden the definition of has not been used because a similar dog, I lera, were taken pet, a cat named Chewy unaware of any danger, another laugh, "They were ]iisi mistreating the dead to include licensing of inspectors has not away by Marjorie Knoller and Chewbaca. But Coumbs acknowledged (here like, I Icy. Mom. look at abandoning or throwing away a been completed. Robert Noel, the attorney couple "It was Bane's cat." dial as Bane grew large she had Us" 6 Thursday. February 21,2002 \.\TIO\ WWW.BGNEWS.COM Cantor charged in molestation case

By MaryClaire Date Philadelphia suburbs, allegedly otherwise ASSOCU'lD PRESS WRITER molested the boy during visits to Lawrence Nevison, 55, who is NORRISTOWN, l>a —Thecan- the family's home. Howard Nevison's brother and tor al New York City's largest Nevison, 61, was arrested at his also an uncle of the boy, and Refonn synagogue was arrested New York apartment. He faces Lawrence NevisonS sun. Stewart, ysterday on charges he sexually charges of involuntary deviate sex 30, who lived with the l> >v- famlrj molested a young nephew. ual intercourse, indecent assault lor a time, were previous)) con- Howard Nevison of and other offenses, and could face victed of molesting the youngsta Congregation Fmanu-HI on Fifth 27 112 to 55 years in prison. in unrelated iiu idents. Avenue In Manhattan was Nevison's attorney, lohn Patrick Nevison, who is married and accused of abusing the boy on Deveney, said during a court has no children, has been the can- three occasions between 1993 and appearance in New York that that tor at the temple — one ol the 1997 while the lx>v was 3 to 7 years his client will light extradition to most prominent Refonn congre- old Pennsylvania. Outside court, he gations in the United States Police have known about the would not comment on the case. since 1978. A cantor leads a con- allegations since about 1998 but Officials of the 3,000-member gregation in song, while the rabbi did not pursue charges until the congregation issued a statement is the spiritual leader victim, who was undergoing ther- supporting Nevison. In 1994. Nevison became the apy and is now 12, was ready to "The cantor has been a tWthful lust cantor to stag at the Vatican. confront his uncle, said District servant to our congregation for 23 Congregation Emanu-B was Attorney Bruce L Castor lr. years, and never mall of that time founded in IH4r>;is New York City's "I le had terrorized the cliild to has there Ix-en any suggestion of first Reform congregation IK pre- the point thai, in the judgment "I improper behavior on his part," sent synagogue, on65th Street fac- his parents, his therapists and out the statement said. "Believing in ing Central Park, was completed in our American system ol justice, we 1929 and is the world's largest Investigators, he was loo trauma- Associated Press Photo u/1'.l to go forward," Castor said continue to presume Cantor lewisli house of Worship, SO old The cantor, who grew up in the Nevison innocent until proven ing to the congregation^ Web site POLICE: Montgomery county District Attorney Bruce Castor speak to reporters about the case.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER their belief that the attacks were According to Saiful-lslam, the GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL justly executed in the name of mood at the Camp X-ray prison is BASE — Some feel they were led Islam, and trust their imprison- gloomier this week as Muslims astray in pursuit of a shortcut to ment will win them religious around the world prepare to cele- heaven. Others remain steadfast honors, the 39-year-old cleric brate the holy feast of Eid al-Fadh. in their belief that the Sept. 11 said. "They used to have a big feast attacks were justified. Some "feel that by being here, and the slaughtering of an ani- As interrogators remain God will give them a reward," he mal. It's the first time, probably, in tightlipped about what they are said. their life they're not going to have learning from 300 prisoners of the The first detainees arrived here those things. 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^S* NOW Writer I though! that his reign of ter- ror had ended, that he had been finally exorcised from the enter- tainment world. But with the persistence of Jason Vorheeses, he has returned to wreak destruction upon all that is good and decent in the entertainment industry. That's right, Scott Baio has another movie, "Baby /* t Geniuses 2: Superbabies." Baio, in case you have some- how avoided his insidious influ- ence, is the worst actor to ever set foot upon a stage. I le has appeared in four progressively worse sitcoms that are so horrific that I cannot help but think he should pay viewers restitution. The first of these, and the best known, was the saccharin "Happy Days." It was before my time, 1 know, but by living on in syndication, his insidious pres- • ence is still felt today. Note "Happy Days" is nowhere near Story by Lisa Bettinger Illustration by Matt Ivey and Erica Minix as offensive as the pathetic tripe that was the "loanic Loves Chachi" spinoff staring, well, you Les Miserables ticket Information Willi more than <>.(HX) performances, ii is the second longest running know. I es Miserables will be at the Stranahan Iheater musical on Broadway. Over 25 million people have seen ii on stage. This Then came what I hoped was in loledo with shows tonight through Sunday. weekend, the musical les Miserables" will be presented al the Stranahan the ultimate low in television. It Show limes are A30 p.m. tonight and Friday. Theater in Toledo. proved not to be, but 1 could at Saturday and Sunday will otter 2 p.m. matinee Sit'pl icn Brian Patterson has been in the touring cast o/"l.es least hope. That was "Charles in performances along with 7:30 shows. Charge." Despite the fact that it ticket prices range from $38 M to $4().f)0 and Miserables" for over ;i year. The native of Canada plays the role of Marius. was the only television show that may be purchased at any Ticketmaster outlet or For Patterson, traveling with the show has been more than just perform- our television could get in clearly by calling the Stranahan box office at ing "It's like getting paid to sec the states of this country," he said. other that talk shows during the 419-474-1333. Groups of ?0 or more are advised to "les Miserables" is based on llie novel by Victor lingo. Il tells the Story cable free period of my youth, call 419 381 8851. Stranahan Theater is located of the fugitive lean Valjean, lean is released from prison and put on and I was basically left with on 4645 Heatherdowns Blvd. nothing else to watch, 1 still do parole. Tired of being branded as an ex-convict, be tears tip his not completely understand what papers and violates his parole. While on the run from the this travesty was all about. law, he becomes a successful businessman before his ^ '/' Basically a middle class couple foe, police inspector Javert, catches up to him. lean lets a college student live in their '///: continues to elude Javert while raising (iosette, the house and eat their food if he will watch their children, includ- girl he vows to raise as the girl's mother dies. ing two high school age daugh- Patterson's character, Mai ins, meets a grown ters. At least that is what I got n Cosetteon the sneers of Paris. Marius, a stu- from it. "Star Trek" requires less V dent, is also part of a plan to start a revolti- suspension of disbelief. Let me repeat, we had three channels u lion in France. "It's been a dream of mine to on a good day and only "Charles play a role with so much weight," he said. in Charge" came in on a regular f Marius is just part of a show that is part basis. m ^ t of Broadway history. When a touring pro- And then there was "Baby \.\ dnclion comes to town, some worry that Talk." What can I say about "Baby Talk?" That can be printed ^ \ \i^ what they see on stage will not be the in the paper, that is. It was less sameaswhai they would see al the New funny than watching a pet play York or London productions. However, in traffic and more painful than . that is not the case. "It's pretrj much a catching yourself in your fly. At carbon a copy." Patterson said of the least it ended fast. With this impressive pedigree, See Les Mis on Page 10 Baio's fate should be sealed. His career should be limited to opening fast food restaurants in the deep South and slowly fad- "Les Miserables" takes command of Stranahan ing into the vapid obscurity he by Lisa Bettinger convict on a padi to redemp- talent showed by the younger and J.R Dougherty. They play missing from this performance deserves. But he just keeps com- THE BG NEWS tion. Varela's singing was beauti- cast members in the produc- die rather shady inn owners The cast was solid, the music ing back, with the certainty of a It's an opportunity that ful and his performance was tion. Skylar Harden, who por- who are after nothing but was full of emotion and the cicada infestation. "Baby should not be missed. full of emorion. trayed the young Cosette that money. energy was there. Geniuses 2: Superbabies" will It's worth the drive to Toledo . Meanwhile, loseph evening, captured her charac- The set was a star all its own. Rut it was heartbreaking to Mahowald captured the tor- ter's childhood dreams with The massive turntable, while see such a large number of suck, that we all know. Yet Baio's to see die touring production of "Les Miserables." tured evil of Javert to near per- plenty of emotion, lusten helping the plot along, was also seats being empty. career will not die. If it survived Every performance is rock fection. Dina Lynne Morishita Steinagle (Gavroche) played a an amazing special effect. The This might have been "Baby Talk," it will survive any- solid, and the drama was so (Eponine), Stephen Brian smart, yet beguiling street sets used to re-create 1832 Paris because this was a Tuesday Patterson (Marius) and urchin with a great deal of were massive and powerful. night performance, but those thing. All I can hope for is that he strong that you could literally feel it. Stephanie Waters (Cosette) all charm. The scenes and scenery flowed who were not there missed out keeps to movies which are far Andrew Varela was perfect turned in high caliber perfor- I lowever, if there were any flawlessly, which is a credit to on an amazing theater experi- easier to avoid than network and on the mark as lead charac- mances. scene stealers to be found, it the stage crew. ence. , television. . ter Jean Valjean, the/ormer Ev«n more amazing wrtg the would have to be Aymee Garcia There was not a single thing Grade: A 10 Thursday. February 21, 2002 NOW MUSICS MORE WWW.BGNEWS.COM

flif thoc Les Mis Fro, iPage 9 ^- novyhear-; :S this -C 1 fMT^ ^^ IS IJ y 1 ^» i )zr aico H&aygun / > m Niacin Custom ki ■ 4 - ^.^k Time Crunch Fast •.'.' ««*! A -LA ' % Technically a reissue, the If you have heard of Custom, it Magna (ana label picked up is probably in reference to "Hey A9 Time Crunch as it fits its image Mister," where he lusts through a to a T. Wanting to create a song about a first meeting with a niche of music for and by girlfriend's father. On the surface, musicians, the label's history it is a humorous, but it's not of releasing side projects and exacdy enlightened work. I solo records of "artistic expres- laughed but felt dirty. Then,. I sions" fits right with Niac ins Nine Inch Nails slowed down and listened to the approach. This being studio whole album. It was not what I Natalie Imbruglia disc number three, the band And all that could was expecting, to say the least. slicks to formula Blending have been still Going into this album, I was W7//te Lilies Island expecting a bit of pathetic fral Wljv^ h prog rock and jazz fusion, the QSA three-piece concocts a set of Nine Inch Nails listeners are rock tripe with a juvenile sense of mHaS\ We .ill remember Natalie humor. It turns out that Custom fJH " A ^H L -**- ■ —- -«^ linhniglia from her first single solo filled Instmmentals to likely to know of the "quiet" ver- n - II demonstrate their respective sions of songs. The slowed down actually knows what he is doing PHOTO PROVIDED "Tom" a few years back. She's and even does it well. bark with her single "Wrong skills. and reverent versions songs that touring show. "It's [the show) going to contin- are thrown in on remix albums. Despite its surface, most of Impression" on her sophomore Billy Sheehan is the big these songs are actually rather "They cut 15 minutes from ue for years to come," he said. album White Ulies Island draw here and rightly should 'lite new album is made of these the Broadway show," Patterson "You really want to tell it over and equally downbeat new sensitive and have a good mea- What you won't gel on the be. Always considered a top sure of good old fashioned angst. said, "They were going to leave and over again." album, though, is the poppy bass player, his fluid, busy songs. This is far from the cheeri- it with the touring casts, but it For Patterson, the best part of est album of the year, but that It is nicely broken up with a fairly sound we had with "Torn." The style loads songs with a wide acute sense of humor. It is really a was cut out to keep it the the show is the finale. "We get sound seems to be a mix of folk range of rhythms and tones. shoidd come as no surprise. The same." to speak directly to the audi- songs are slow and haunting, shame that "Hey Mister," a song rock and girl angst that is remi- One could easily listen to the that Custom said came to him When Les Miserables takes ence," he said. niscent ol i burtney Love but not disc just for his stuff and come expertly crafted to showcase the stage in Toledo, it will use a Being able to tell the story of Trent Reznor's real skill. out of watching guys stare at his as hard out impressed and enter- sister, is the one that is getting all 34 foot turntable, two barri- Les Miserables requires the cast There is a sparse and simple cades weighing 12,000 pounds The first song on the album, tained. Fellow members the attention. It might actually be to spend time on the road. "Tli.il (I.iy." fits the mold. Dennis Chambers (drums) version of "Something I Can each, and 1,000 costumes. Patterson's time on the road is Never Have" that is basically a bener song than it seems, but Imbruglia's music sounds folky, and lohn Novello (I lammond who is going to give it a chance However, after the events of made easier as his wife is also a but her voice is filled with angst, B3) could be heard similarly. Trent Reznor and a keyboard, September 11, Broadway has performer. He said, "When she nothing else. It is the first track when MTV refuses to play it? This as are the lyrics, hi the song, Each experiment in ways that, been hurting. Patterson has does a show, it's hard." and deserves to be. Other rendi- album comes across a little rough though, it doesn't seem that she is if given selective attention, at points, but it is really rather noticed that while crowds in A typical day for Patterson singing in the song with the tions of familiar songs include New York arc starting to recover, involves waking up at around would merit respect. The The Fragile" and "The charming in its own way. exception of a few parts. drawback to this disc, as the Grade: B the crowds for the this produc- 10:30 am. and walking his dog. Track nine, "Sunlight," sounds Becoming," both of wliich are tion have been very strong. He also makes sure that things others in the Niacin back cata- stunning and beautiful in their ■David W. Stone more angsty musically while log, is the whole doesn't neces- "We go to the people instead are all right with his home in Imbniglia sings. She has a nice simplicity. Accompanying these of the people coming to New Toronto and that all of his sarily add up to the sum of its are several new songs, all but one balance between the way she parts Songs seem to exist York," Patterson said. finances are sound. "These are sings, the lyrics and music so the of which arc instrumental that Les Miserables will definitely the choices we make when we more as vehicles to show indi- are far more than filler. album doesn't lean one way or vidual skills rather than work- be coming to the people when choose this profession," he said. the other. Grade: A- it reaches China in the fall. Panerson said that so far all ing together cohesively. Tracks ■DaindW. Storie There are some lighter tracks seem to float aimlessly. A Patterson noted that a Western the shows on the tour have scattered through out the album. sense of relaxed pacing is just musical has not been per- been going very well. He is also "Goodbye" is somewhat melan- fine. Relax it too much, and Pungent Stench formed in the country. "It's part of a show with a long histo- choly, with a very light music the urge to stay involved drops Masters of Mortal, going to be a monumental ry. "It's one of those shows that got a lot of people into this played behind her voice. The away, relegating the music to Servants of Sin time," he said. business," he said. song is very slow, as well, which background accompaniment. "The story touches a lot of people I'm honored to be "What keeps me going is that adds some variety and depth to It's here that 71ms Crunch Oh, just admit it. The only rea- the album. son you're reading this review is Convoy able to tell this story," Patterson it's hard not to tell the story," he brings out my ambivalence. said of his work with the show. said. 1 ler sound and voice are differ- It's good and all. It just doesn't because of the band name. Black Licorice ent than what's out there — sustain my attention. The Quite frankly, that's about the which is what makes the CD musicianship should be only reason this outfit was resur- It's time to use that famous great. While she sounds some- rected for this reunion record. blender analogy again. Take your what like Tori Amos, it is not as heard, and it's great to read to. It just doesn't seem to work on Pungent Stench is music's equiv- musical genre blender, put in "Q" is griping drama indy sounding and is easier on alent to riding Tom's Twister after some Ryan Adams, a tiny bit of the ears. its own. Grade: C eating bad clams chased with a Oasis, a pinch of Beach Boys, and By Craig Gilford prospect of having to either Grade: B+ IN! BG NEWS come up with the money or ■BmilKly/x-hak buttermilk and Tang cocktail. a hint of the Black Crowes and ■NmbertyDupps The result is what you'd expect - blend. That concoction would be "lohn Q." is a movie that has watch their son die at home. the sickest, most vile heap of close to what you would get with something for everyone, includ- After realizing the hospital Various Artists yuck imaginable. Convoy. ing moments of sadness, come- won't help his son without thou- The Electronic Tribute to Pink Floyd Volume 2 Sonically, the recording is "Caught Up In You" is the sin- dy, action and drama. sands of dollars handed to pretty crisp. Musically, it's for- gle that has garnered the most lohn Q. Archibald (Denzel them, lohn holds the hospital Who thought this was a good unfortunately, they were on this gettable death metal. All of attention. IthasabitofaT-Rex Washington) lives with his wife hostage, leading to a showdown idea? I lave a group of mediocre CD. Try as I might, I could not that's beside the point. Pungent feeling to it with its opening and Denise (Kimberly Elise) and son between himself on the inside electronic bands mangle classic find a bright spot on this, save Stench's raison d'etre is concoct- guitar riff. For a first single, it was Mike (Daniel & Smith). They are and police who gather outside songs by one of the greatest psy- that it eventually ends. of the hospital. His only ing ghastly lyrics. While the nov- a wise choice. a black family living in a poor chedelic bands ever. Whoever it I let my girlfriend listen to this, demand before letting the elty was long done by 1992's "Anytime She Wants It" is neighborhood without much is has forever fouled a sacred and she said I had violated her money. Both lohn and Denise hostages go is a new heart for Been Caught Buttering, the band another interesting mix in styles. facet of rock music ears. It is that bad. This album is It has that Brit pop meets south- have to work just to have his son. churns out ten more travesties This entire album is a desecra- for no one. Electronic fans and em rock quality. The vocals have enough to cat. The acting of Denzel tion. The first song was so bad Pink Floyd fans alike will find this for this effort. Songs combine a bit of The Clash to them, but When Mike collapses during Washington, lames Waods (Dr. that I actually laughed at it. Once steaming pile equally painful. any or all of the following not too much. "Is He in Your a little league baseball game, the Turner) and Anne Heche I liked "Shine on you Crazy There are not enough drugs on themes: excrement, dead bodies, Heart Tonight" has a very strong Archibalds learn just how much (Rebecca Payne) are worthy of Diamond." Now, I just hope 1 can the planet to make this sound sex, priests and little children, blues feel to it, adding to the the world revolves around Oscar nominations. listen to the original again with- like music. Instead of buying and bodily emissions "Pungent" emotion and pain that is brought money. The story, while it had a little out thinking of this blasphemy. It this, just stab yourself in the leg has never seemed so apt a word. across by the lyrics. After Mike has been in the bit of everything, becomes very just got worse from there. "Brain with a knitting needle. It hurts I cannot find anything Convoy is able to mix several hospital for a couple days, lohn fictitious after starting off as a Damage" is one of the worst cov- less and is cheaper. remotely redeemable about this. different genres of music in a and Denise are informed by the touching story that could hap- ers I have ever heard. I have Grade: F There's not even a "tee-hee, dirty smooth blend. And after the slew hospital director Rebecca Payne pen to any family in real life. heard worse covers and tributes; -David W. Stone words" effect going on here. It's of lackluster, half-hearted, pretty (Anne Heche) and Dr. Turner It's a movie worth seeing, and simply deplorable. Nuclear much crap releases of the past (lames Wsods) that Mike's heart it is probably going to be a top Blast, the band's label, should few weeks, it was nice to find was too large and he needs a five grossing movie for the year. , , , know better. something that simply did not transplant or he will die. It also deserves a grade in two •••»••• - •• ••••••••••• •• •• »••!••• | • • !••!••• . • . i• »i- • »i-»i*»i• • • • . • »- 2**2**•• • . !••• • ; 'Q»S'x Grade: F suck. The amount for the surgery is separate categories. »:i M •'•Didyou know... ■Brad Klypchak Grade B going to be more than the Acting grade: A+ -Lisa Bettinger Archibalds can afford. 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80WLINS SREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Sgd1 Falcons sink claws into advice 'Hawks after Toledo loss JOEL HAMMOND ByErinMorman ® Hammond Bacon tME BG NEWS With an ultimatum of win- Major League Baseball's ning or walking home given by spring training is upon us, and Bowling Green coach Dan since the sport's suits think that Dakich, the Falcons produced a contraction is such a great idea. 1 stellar defensive game to pick up thought I'd give it a whirl. After a 65-50 victory over Miami last all, if it can happen in "America's night pasttime", it can happen any- "I thought that this was a real- where. ly well-played game for us," Here are a few things, in addi- Dakich said. "We played about tion to the Expos and Twins, that as well defensively as a team should be contracted: since I have been here for the The BG golf and tennis past five years." teams. The Expos don't make Coming out of halftime with a any money, and neither do 26-19 lead, the Falcons shifted these two teams for the into high gear on both sides of University. Nix 'em. (Obviously, the ball. Many members of the this is a sarcastic example.) Falcons had been sick since the The entire Mid-American weekend and had just recovered Conference, along with all other from illness after the Toledo loss. "mid-major" conferences. Hey, With their stomach aches out of instead of keeping recruiting the way, BG gave Miami its own and collegiate play at a fair level illness with a hands on the Door right now, let's do what baseball defense, which kept Miami two isdoingtohelpthe Yankees and games behind in the MAC East just help the rich — Duke — get standings. richer. This way, we can just out BG (20-6. 10-5) is now tied some of the competition, and with Ohio for the third seed for give Duke Keith Mcleod, the MAC Toumamerit, and the Maryland Trevor Huffman and team is depending on their Kansas Theron Smith. seniors, who are once again The NBA All-Star Game. I pulling through when it counts. swear, the next time I see The seniors poured in 52 of BG's Antoine Walker shoot the ball is 65 points in the game and much too soon. And anyone proved they never give up men- who takes 25 shots in an All-Star tality. game (Kobe Bryant) needs to be Len Matela started slow with taken to pasture and shoL I'd three points at halftime, but he rather watch Nick Hurm dance. found his groove after halftime Greg White. Nothing is fun- to explode for 16 second half nier than watching Marshall's points. Senior Brandon Pardon head basketball coach complain also found his stroke as he con- about calk with his team down nected three for four behind the 35 points two weeks ago here. arc and found more offensive Especially since last year he production in the game, tying called Anderson Arena a high with Matela with a team-high 19 school gym. Pure comedy. points. What's extremely funny is that "My stroke felt good tonight," White can't win here. Pardon said. "I think it helped Cross-Country skiing. You've open the inside out as well." got to be kidding me with this Dakich also saw strengths in event. They just walk on snow Chris School* BG Nan with skis oa BASKETBALL, PAGE 15 UP AND IN: Brent Klassen goes up over a Miami defender three weeks ago against Miami. Men's figure skating. Enough said. Bad intramural referees. I'm winless in seven career 5-on-5 games, and these guys have played an integral part in my Coles admits Falcons have his number winless-ness. Thanks! By Nick Hurm Coles was determined to finally Sitting at the press conference, thing had to be changed. run, but he said that losing dur- SUcky gumdrops. Those little IKE BC NEWS get BG's number. Coles began a slow, melancholy "I question how physical a ing the regular season and then buggers are all over the place. I Last night, a frustrated Coles vent about their performance, game it was tonight," Coles said winning during the tournament hate getting them on my shoes. Last week. Miami coach did his best to crack a smile after his coaching and his team. "You can't hold people, it's as is not the way you go about it Penalties in hockey. I have a Charlie Coles drove past Bowling falling to the Falcons once again, "It was just a God awful game simple as that. If you're going to You should win during the regu- gut feeling that the Ice Arena Green on his way to Flint, 65-50 at Milieu Hall. we were playing tonight We had do that with Doug Davis (of lar season. would be sold out every week- Michigan to recruit a prospective "BG has my number," Coles a tough time. We just can't beat Miami), we should be able to do "It's been a tough year for me," end if those guys were allowed player. As he passed the stadium said. "It hurts bad. We just can't them. They came out with a lot that, too." Cotes said. "It hasn't been as fun to fight and knock each other and saw the bright orange BGSU beat them. They put a thorough of desire," he said. "Maybe I should have gotten coaching, and it's not because of around every game? Indeed. logo clinging from the stadium bearing on us tonight." Coles picked up a technical thrown out of the game," Coles the losses." Bill Walton. Bill Walton is wall, the coach said, "We're going Maybe if Miami would have foul midway through the first continued. "1 feel that strongly awwwful. His comments are to beat BG." put together a solid performance half after disputing a call with an about that The team would have absolutely hooorrible. And his After losing six straight times against the Falcons, the former official. While Coles didn't say probably been better off." son stinks too. to the Falcons during the regular MU grad would have felt less dis- that the officiating was bad, he Coles believes that his team Dick Vitale. While we're on the season over the past three years. heartened about the game. obviously implied that some- still has a shot at a post-season subject of bad commentators, Dick Vitale either needs to go or stop praising Duke. Doubters of the BG basket- ball team. Sure, they've fallen on Pohlad officially puts Twins up hard times as of late, but give Oberlin College them a break. The Akron loss was a tough one, but losses to Ball State, Kent and Toledo on for sale; must stay in Minn. the road are hardly cupcake forced to forfeit MINNEAPOLIS (AP) —Twins the players' association that a group of Twin Cities lawyers games. Plus, Dan Dakich is a 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS bad mother and Keith McLeod Yeomen in the tournament. owner Carl Pohlad the Twins and Expos were the and businessmen. can straight fill it up. CLEVELAND — The North "It's a shock. We're disap- announced yesterday a pro- intended targets. In his statement yesterday, Darius Watts arid Byron Coast Conference announced pointed," second-year cedure to sell the team and Pohlad, a Minneapolis Pohlad said offers for the team Leftwtch. If 1 have to watch Wednesday that Oberlin said he will require a new banker who has owned the Oberlin coach Mike Cavey would be reviewed by them rip BG's secondary apart College will forfeit all nine of said. "We played a real good owner to keep it in team since 1984, has been again, 1 will puke. Not that it the its wins this year for using an game last night, too." Minnesota. sharply criticized for going Minneapolis lawyer Ralph secondary's fault These two are ineligible player, including a Strangis. Pohlad said his just that good. Cavey and athletic director "I believe that our fans in along with the contraction victory over Ohio Wesleyan in Mike Muska declined to iden- the Upper Midwest want the plan, or at least not opposing objective is to receive "fair Thoughts of building a new the quarterfinals of the con- convocation center. I've heard tify the player. Muska said the Twins to continue to play it publicly. value under circumstances ference tournament. player was a transfer from numerous opinions about this here," Pohlad said. He added After the contraction plan that include a satisfactory new Oberlin beat Ohio Wesleyan another school. Muska said issue, and like any journalist, I that "may best be achieved" was announced, doubts grew stadium resolution." have my own opinion. A new 56-49 Tuesday night to the other school called the advance to the conference NCAC office yesterday with by a sale. about the ability of potential "The controversial process convo would be great for com- bidders to match the price — semifinals Friday night questions about the player's While Pohlad has been of deciding whether mencements, etc But. speaking open to selling the team in perhaps $150 million or as a sports fan, this might not be against top-seeded eligibility. Minnesota should keep a Wittenberg. "The former institution ini- the past, its future was more — Pohlad was expected the best idea On given nights, major league baseball team Anderson is not packed, and if a NCAC officials held a con- tially certified that he would thrown into doubt when to get. new arena is built, The House ference call yesterday and be eligible at the next institu- baseball owners voted Nov. 6 TWo bidders have emerged has been complicated by the that Roars will turn into The determined that Ohio tion he would go to," Muska to eliminate two teams. Their for the Twins: Alabama busi- public's perceptions of recent Cottage that Whispers. Wesleyan would replace the said. labor negotiators later told nessman Donald Watkins and MLB decisions," Pohlad said. WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday. February 21. 2002 13 Sweden upset by Belarus in medal round WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah (AP) —Vladimir Kopat scored on a 70-foot shot that bounced wildly off goalie Tommy Salo's head with only 2:24 remaining and Belarus upset in Olympic history yesterday, beating Sweden 4-3 in the Olympic hockey quarterfinals. The defeat knocks the Swedes out of the tournament. "It's a devastating loss for us and our country," Swedish forward Markus Naslund said. OLYMPICS Americans win gold, silver in skeleton

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — "Well," she said, "It's the best the cameras as if Mom and Dad Tristan Gale, her hair streaked race to start." were making a home movie of red, white and blue and sliding Alex Coomber of Great her zipping through the neigh- on a hill practically in her back Britain won the bronze in borhood on a Flexible Flyer. yard, won the gold medal in 1:45.37. When Gale crossed the finish women's skeleton yesterday by The bubbly Gale was a com- line, she hadn't even gotten off one-tenth of a second over petitive alpine skier for 10 years her sled when Parsley, her 33- Ohioan Lea Ann Parsley. before trying skeleton. year-old teammate, jumped on Gale playfully mugged for TV She wasn't expected to con- her and the two rolled around cameras in the starting gate just tend for a medal, but she on the track- before her last run and then ripped down the mountain Parsley, Ohio Firefighter of finished her two heats in one course she knew better lhan the Year in 1999 for helping res- minute, 45.11 seconds to give anyone in the field. cue a wheelchair-using teen- Gale entered the final heat the U.S. a golden sweep in ager and her molher from a skeleton — making its first leading Parsley by .01 seconds, burning house, helped carry appearance in the Winter and with track sweepers unable the World Trade Center flag into Olympics since 1948. to keep up with the falling the opening ceremony. Parsley, a decorated firefight- snow, she was on a slower track er from Granville in central than the rest of the field. Parsley came to the games Ohio, won the silver in 1:45.21. "I really don't like the snow," with a badly pulled hamstring Less than a half-hour earlier, she said. "I was looking up in and wasn't sure how it would American lim Shea won the the sky. 1 was hoping it would respond on race day. But her men's competition on a snowy stop." starts were strong, and she tore morning at Utah Olympic Park. And in case anyone was won- down the course twice, blazing Before winning the gold, Gaje dering if the 21-year-old Gale through the curves in the hel- had never finished higher than was feeling the pressure, she met that she spray painted DOWN: Lee Ann Parsley competes in the women's skeleton yesterday. Parsley is tram Granville, Ohio. eighth in a World Cup race. flashed a smile and waved to flames on. American wins second bronze in speed skating KEARNS, Utah (AP) — as a double-medalist for the Sabinc Voelker of Germany Friesinger broke down in tears 1,500 race during the World Cup sixth world record in eight Germany's Anni Friesinger added American speedskaters, adding a became the first skater to win and hugged her coach. season, finally came through on events at the Utah Olympic a golden touch to her glamorous second bronze to the one she three medals at the Utah Olympic Friesinger came to Salt Lake the sport's biggest stage. Oval. image yesterday, while Jennifer captured in the 1,000. Oval. She won the silver after fin- City being touted as a contender "I want to enjoy this day," she Voelker won silver in 1:54.97, Rodriguez made this U.S. The Americans have now won ishing second in the 1,000 and for three gold medals, but she said. "Now all the pressure is while Rodriguez, skating in the Olympic speedskating team one eight medals in eight long-track third in the 500. was gaining the reputation for done." final pair of the day, finished in for the record books. events, equaling the 1980 team as Friesinger erupted in a huge choking in the biggest races. Her emotions poured out as 1:55.32. American Chris Witty, Friesinger, who sports a Celtic the most prolific in U.S. history. she climbed to the top of the smile of relief when her time of She finished fourth in the the gold medalist in the 1,000, flame tattoo above her bellybut- That squad was dominated by one minute, 54.02 seconds 3,000 — a distance in which she medal podium, tears rolling ton and has posed for erotic pic- Eric Heiden's five gold medals. flashed on the scoreboard. She was the overwhelming favorite down her cheeks. After receiving was fifth. tures in German magazines, "It is special, because we've had broke her own world record of — and fifth in the 1,000. Her her flowers, she lingered on the Rodriguez, a former inline broke her own world record in so many different athletes on die 1:54.38, set a year ago at the only medal was a bronze in the top level after the other two skater from Miami, rose quickly the 1,500 meters to win her first podium," said Rodriguez, one of Calgary Olympic Oval. 3,000 at Nagano four years ago. medalists had already climbed in speedskating after shifting to gold medal. six skaters who have medaled. When the time held up That all changed yesterday. down. the ice just 18 months before the Rodriguez joined Derek Parra "It's been very exciting" through three more pairs, Friesinger, who won every Friesinger established the Nagano Games.

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"What I have done, Winter Games when she and Jilt and the figure skaters yielded the no regrets, lust go out and have Bakken won the inaugural ice for an exhibition. fun." women's bobsled event Tuesday. Women's bobsled American Sasha Cohen was Their dramatic victory also There was no controversy sur- third, and teammate Sarah ended the United States' 46-year rounding Bakken's choice of Hughes fourth. medal drought in the sport flowers as a partner, as there was "Hopefully this will encourage Aerials when fellow American Jean Eric Bergoust knew his last other African-American boys and Racine dumped best friend Jen jump would be memorable and it girls to give winter sports a try," Davidson for Gea Johnson as her said Flowers, a 28-year-old for- was. brakewoman. Bergoust, the reigning gold mer college track star from Despite all the focus on the Birmingham, Ala. Racine-Johnson tandem known medalist, went for a spectacular The bobsled gold, combined as USA-1, it was USA-2 that stole finish and landed on his back, with speedskater Derek Parra's the show. dropping him from first to last. gold in the 1,500 meters and skier A record start led to a victory "I'm glad 1 didn't go out there joe Pack's silver in freestyle aeri- over two German squads that and go conservative and finish fourth," he said. "1 wanted to get als, gave the host country 21 had won every World Cup race of the gold or last, and 1 got last." medals. That surpasses the goal the 2001-02 season. USA-1 The gold went to Ales Valenta of 20 that was ridiculed when the wound up fifth, undone in part of the Czech Republic, while U.S. Olympic Committee sug- by Johnson's hamstring injury. "It's amazing,'' Bakken said. Pack, who grew up in Park City, gested it nearly a year ago. used the energy from his home- Flowers is a former track star at With five days left, Americans town crowd to pull out a silver the University of Alabama- could double their previous medal. Alcxei Grichin of Belarus record haul of 13. Birmingham whose Summer won bronze. On a snowy day, Jim Shea took Olympics dream ended with two Women's Hockey a big step toward another medal knee operations and ankle They could've saved the pre- by grabbing first place after the surgery. A December invitation to liminaries and jumped straight to try out for the bobsled team led to first round of the skeleton, an the finals. her rapid rise to the top of a new event returning to the Olympics As expected, the United States sport, in a new season. after a 54-year absence. will play Canada for gold on "I have truly been blessed," she His face-first slide down the tonight. The Americans beat said. bobsled chute made the Shea Sweden 4-0, and the Canadians The United States had not won family the first with three genera- beat Finland 7-3 in semifinals an Olympic bobsled medal since tions of Olympic competitors. Tuesday. Arthur Tyler took the four-man His father and late grandfather In consolation games, Russia bronze in 1956 in Cortina, Italy, preceded him. beat Germany 5-0 for fifth place and had not won gold since his Some prime contenders to add and China beat Kazakstan 2-1 in brother, Francis, took the four- to the collection: The women's overtime for seventh. hockey team, which advanced to man in 1948 at St. Moritz. Figure Skating Protests the championship game against Everyone's doing it — from rival Canada, and figure skater Kwan was so relaxed, it looked like she was going through Lithuanian ice dancers to Michelle Kwan, who got a head another practice on the ice where Russian aerialists to German start toward gold by winning the she'd been training for a week. cross-country skiers. short program. Those events Only this time, it was the real Russia's complaint about conclude tonight- deal. And she nailed it. biased judging in aerials was AP Photo There were seven gold medals Kwan, a four-time world thrown out, and Germany's up for grabs yesterday, starting champion and six-time U.S. title protests over improper lane CELEBRATION: Vonetta Flowers, right, celebrates with driver Jill Bakken after winning the gold medal with men's and women's skele- winner, edged Russian rival Irina changes in the men's and in the two-man women's bobsled event at the 2002 Winter Olympics Tuesday. ton, the headfirst, luge-like sled- Slutskaya to win the short pro- women's races were rejected.

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I think love my seniors." we just got lazy and weren't Gruden likes what he's seen of the tion about different jobs the last er and take this franchise to his brother was a wrestler. I have Each senior played his role in focused." Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He three or four weeks," he said. "It another level." never seen a wrestler play bas- the game as Keith McLeod had a This was The Falcons' seventh ketball as well as he does," he won't, however, guarantee a never really distracted me very The Glazers grew impatient quiet 10 points, but defensively win in a row against Miami. Super Bowl right away. much because there's been a lot said. with Dungys offenses, which stepped it up to luby Johnson to BG will be back in action "I'm not going to make a lot of of speculation since I got to In the game, it was evident nine points. Monday against Akron at bold predictions at this time. All I Oakland. But when I woke up struggled to score points and that BG's bench helped the "Keith had as good a game as Anderson Arena can guarantee is a lot of hard Monday and found out I was undermined Tampa Bay's seniors. Kevin Netter and Josh when he scored 42 against work and effort," the 38-year-old coming back to Tampa, where chances of realizing Super Bowl coach said after being formally I'm from, I was excited." expectations. introduced yesterday as the sev- With an average salary of about The Bucs overcame a slow start enth coach in Bucs history. $3.5 million per season, Gruden to go 9-7 this seasoa But Dungys The sons of Bucs owner will be the fourth-highest paid Pistons edge Wizards Malcolm Glazer lured Gruden coach in the NFL behind fate was sealed after the club failed to score a touchdown for from the Oakland Raiders early Washington's Steve Spurrier ($5 IHf ASSOCIATED PRESS the Pistons won their fourth in a but Detroit went on a 11-4 run. the second straight year in a first- Monday, ending a long, some- million), Seattle's Mike Holmgren AUBURN HILLS, Mich. Most row and 11th in 13games.At30- The spurt included six straight times embarrassing search for a ($4.5 million) and Denver's Mike round playoff loss at NBA teams would be in trouble 22, they are eight games over free throws by Wallace, who replacement for Tony Dungy. Shanahan ($4 million). Philadelphia. on a night their two leading .500 for the firet time since mid- entered shooting 43.7 percent Gruden, who had one year left But the price to pry Gruden Bill Parcells was the first choice scorers combined for five December. on his contract with the Raiders, from the line from Oakland was high for the of the Glazers; However the two- points. "We don't have the talent to received a five-year deal worth Bucs, who surrendered two first- lones added a 3-pointer in the time Super Bowl winner decided The way the Detroit Pistons win on talent alone, so this run, which put the Pistons up about $17.5 million just hours round draft choices and two sec- are going, they barely noticed. record shows the kind of sacri- after the Glazers finished talks ond-round picks in addition to $8 against coming out of retirement, 91 -84 with three minutes left- With Cliff Robinson suspend- fices that guys have made- Washington got within four in with San Francisco's Steve million over three years. and Gruden became the main ed, and Jerry Stackhouse limited Pistons coach Rick Carlisle said. the last minute, but Wallace split Mariucci about becomingTampa Gruden inherits a team in far target of an arduous search that to five points in 23 minutes by "We can never forget how fragile Bay's coach and general manag- better shape than the one Dungy hit a low point when the owners fouls, the Pistons beat the a pair of free throws, then tipped this will be if we stop playing in a missed shot to clinch the er. took over in 1996. The Bucs made rejected McKay's recommenda- Michael Jordan-less Washington hard." game. "1 had a good job in Oakland. the playoffs four of the past five tion to hire Marvin Lewis. Wizards 97-90 Wednesday night. The Wizards have lost both Vie won some games there. I was seasons and are one of just three "That's the sign of a good games that Jordan (knee) has "The points and the rebounds fully content to continue to work clubs — along with St. Louis and The Glazers were determined are obvious, but the key was to bring in an offensive-minded team — they can overcome missed this season. He is expect- with the Oakland Raiders and Miami — that have earned post- adversity," said Damon Jones, ed to be back in the lineup at when they are intentionally coach, and Gruden fit that profile hopefully take our team further season berths each of the past who had a season-high 17 home Thursday night against fouling him and he goes up in the playoffs," said Gruden. three years. and also had the name recogni- points in a reserve role. "We did- New Jersey. there and makes the shots," The Glazers feel they got the "I have a high amount of tion that the owners felt was n't have Cliff, and Stack got a "I've got no complaints," Carlisle said. "That won the perfect fit for the Bucs — an respect for the current status of essential, too. bunch of fouls, so the rest of us Wizards coach Doug Collins game for us. He's worked very offensive coach for a team that our football team. They're highly Gruden was 40-28 in four sea- had to step up and make some said. "Our guys played their tails hard on the free throws, and it thrives on defense but has had a competitive," Gruden said. plays." off. They gave me everything shows. He's even got a bit of a sluggish offense Gruden coveted "There are some inspiring char- sons with the Raiders, including a 2-2 mark in the playoffs where he Fellow reserve Corliss they had, and we had a chance touch now." the job in Tampa Bay because he acters already here. I look forward Williamson scored 22 points, Richard Hamilton led the led Oakland to a berth in the AFC to win." grew up in the area and still has to working with the players and and Ben Wallace had 14 points, The game was tied at 80 mid- Wizards with 22 points, and family here. doing everything in my power to championship game last year. 15 rebounds and five blocks, as way through the final period, Chris Whitney added 19.

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Also, measuring, Beautiful Lakefront Yachting Club laying out and painting game lines & 1.2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments 1 Color 40 Explosive seeks friendly team players. art work and applying gym floor fin- 9& 12 month leases 4 Vegetable mixture 42 Ear of corn Will train qualified candidates as: ish. We will thoroughly tram you in 352-7454 9 Empty property 44 Suitable SERVERS all phases of the work 2 bedroom furnished apt 12 Grow old 46 Sight organs BUSSERS Job pays S8.00 per hour You can Includes utilities Close to campus 13 Enchant 48 Each HOST/HOSTESS expect between 40-50 hours per 353-5074 14 Wonder 50 Evaluate BARTENDERS 15 Able to move 51 Negative word week. Hours can be flexible 2 efficiencies. DOCK ATTENDANTS/ Must be punctual and reliable Swill- 17 Make capable 53 Wooden stick ANSWERS GROUND KEEPERS Vacant now. 19 Area for wrestling 55 Pertaining to the eye ing to accept responsibility. Please 352-5822 LIFEGUARDS contact Bob Koch 419-385-5814 or 21 Barely make out 58 Ball player n n □ □ □ D □ D D □ RECEPTIONIST/COMPUTER fax resume to 419-385-6483 2 Subleasers needed. 22 2nd Greek letter 61 Prohibit D □ □ D P s LINE COOKS/BANQUET PREP Furnished. 2 bed, 1 bath. 24 Short swim 62 Machine s |] □ s O D D □ a a SAILCAMP COUNSELORS Anne 352-6322 26 Woe is me 64 Sprite I g g □ a a □ a □ D a D n INCENTIVE PROGRAMS' 2002-03 1 & 2 bdrm at Georgetown 29 Assists 65 Anger D □ □ FLEXIBLE HRS/EXCELLENT PAY 31 Humankind D D □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ For Sale Manor Free heat water, - sewer. 66 Blue pencils u □ U u □ u Interview NOW for best positions 1 bdrm at 616 2nd St 33 Eat 67 Remove □ a a rj a K a WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY Call 419-354-9740 for more info. 34 Thus B rj n □ □ a 200 YACHT CLUB DRIVE 35 Have dinner S S a s D S □ ROCKY RIVER OH 44116 3 Bedroom apartment for rent May- ■j D D D '85 HONDA CIVIC AUTO-.4DR 37 Pop top D D □ □ D ■ u a 440-333-1155 August 2002 216 1/2 Manville. ■ J D D a a Runs. Looks great Trouble free 39 Two (prefix) a □ □ □ □ ASK FOR KATHY/MARC Will take best offer 353-1996 D □ E □ □ D □ □ Q D a future. $1550 419-353-2301 Summer day camp located north of 89 Acura Integra LS 5dr Power win- 534 A S. College-3 BR Duplex, 1 1/2 Cincinnati now hiring counselors. All dows/locks. AM/FM Cassette. Gray Baths. AC Avail May 25. S825/mo. THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? LAW SCHOOL? MED SCHOOL? necessary training provided. Great well-maintained $2200 OBO 534 B S College-3BR Duplex, 1 1/2. hours, excellent pay & a fun summer 419-352-9925 Baths.AC Avail. May 25. $825,'mo. 201 Georgia-2 BR House base- CALL THE WORLD LEADER IN TEST PREP experience Call Amanda at 513- 96 Ford Contour Se 4dr 5sp man- ment, washer/dryer Avail. August 772-5888 ext 204 ual excellent cond.loaded w/alloy 21 $625/mo wheels. Leather, all power.moon 316 Ridge Front-Large 2 BR Duplex The Wood Co. Prosecutor is accept- rool. Red well maint CD/prem. Avail. May 30. S700/mo ■• ii t\ i \ T ■ i i^ r i' i* "r —*._*.-*. \' 4 it T I vi .-, n — - ing apps for 30 hr/per/wk © $11 per sound $5300 OBO 419-472-7694 1-800-KAP-TEST • www.KAPLAN.COM nr YVP Executive Assistant, respon- 316 Ridge Rear-1 BR Duplex Avail sible for providing professional, ad- Custom built executive home, for May 17 $375/mo. ministrative and organizational as- sale by owner, in a mature neighbor- 217 S College-3 BR House Avail sistance to the YVP director & staff hood. Walking distance from cam- May 21 S675/mo. pus. 4 bdrm. 2 half-baths. 2 full- 730 Elm-2 BR House Avail. Aug. 1 Must be able to work independently For Rent For Rent For Rent and multi-task, possess strong oral baths 2200» sq ft & finished base- S550/mo. and written skills, be detail oriented, ment. Call 3530244. 734 Elm-Large 2 BR, 2 Bath House and have excellent computer and Full size pillow top mattress New in Avail. August 21. S750/mo. At all properties, tenants pay utilit- database skills. Excellent MS Office plastic Retail S599. Sell $179 Can APARTMENTS FOR RENT GRAD STUDENTS"1 Apt. 3 bdrms. ies, parental guarantees, security skills a must. May assist with special deliver Call 419-392-7465 Summer and Fall Sublease an efficiency May Aug 02 Available now through May 15. projects and functions requiring deposit equal to one month's rent Reasonable Rates 352-3445 or stay until Aug 03 S285«util 352 5822 knowledge of organization, policies Queen pillow top mattress set Rent collected quarterly. Locally 326 N Main «8 Call 353-0487 Now' Prof will share house w/prol. or and procedures Contact The Wood New in plastic. Full warranty. Retail owned and managed. Please call Avail for Fall Duplex 1bdrm County Prosecutor's Office 354- $799. Sell $199. Can deliver EyeCon Enterprises, Ltd at (419) grad sfudl 5 bdrm Ig wooded lot. 2 $350/mo .Ulil S 3bdrm S650. Utils Houses & Apts lor 200203 school wood-burning fireplaces, laces golf- 9250. Call 419-392-7465. 354-4426. or both for $1000/mo -.Ulils Near year. 12 mo leases only-starting course Lv msg alter 6 352-5523 campus off-street parking May 18. 2002. 419-352-9925 322 E Court-1bdrm-S395 includ util H*. MI: available in in-.tin.i houso 415 E Court KC-2 Br $520 -.util Privale entrance No pets. $235 mo Close to school 3 bdrm. 1 bath 609 5fh SI, 3 bdrm . S915 * util. 352-9925 Newly remodeled. Privacy sensitive 230 N Enterprise-1 Br $365 Hill Spacious 1 bdrm apl downtown s«c GRAND OPENING backyard. S900.'mo & S900 deposit 424 1/2 S Summit-Eflic -S265 »ut« Sublsr wanted ASAP Possible Open Aug 1 - one year lease. Call Sieve Smith 419-352-8917 or rental for next year S375/mo. + Phil @ 419-474-5344 ext. 27. 419-308-2710 utilities Call 354-6354. TANNING CENTER'S NEWEST LOCATION 434 E. WOOSTER (ABOVE DAIRY QUEEN) SUNCAPSU HA VI THE NEWEST Cla-Zcl Theatre 353-2844 BULBS Seasonal Employment Downtown B G. * 353-1361 , IN TOWN! Serving BG since 198 The City of Bowling Green Parks and Recreation wvwv.cla-zel com Department will be interviewing for several seasonal maintenance positions. Must be 18 Bruce Willis When sharks are and possess valid driver's license. Salary range $7.00-$8.0O per hour. Application and job Hart's flipped on their description available at the Park office in backs they pass Woodland Mall. War 2002/2003 LISTINGS our! __S^ Signing Leases City ol Bowling Green is an Equal NOW Bahamas Party Opportunity Employer Frl 5:00 7:30 10:00 12:15 Cruise $279 Sat Sun 5:00 7:30 10:00 s am ■ KM -*"». • Fm Pan*! • inrMn run Are you ready to Management Inc. H SPRING SPUING BREAK quit smoking? Evergreen Apt 215 E. Poe Cancun $459 ' Uttjnu • fci 1 Hot*< • RM F«M & 10 Hrt * Dr-*i Efficiencies & Large 1 Bdrms. Laundry on site Best Airlines BREAK Co Starts at S 250/mo • Florida $119 flfcmUniABi "£| ^^^ PJl 7 mgMi . Ptwnt* Or, DlUnti Call 353-5800 We're ready to help. 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