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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. WEATHER TUESDAY February 22, 2000 Mostly Cloudy WORLD NEWS 2_ High, 50 OPINION 4_ Low, 34 CAMPUS 6_ The BG News SPORTS 8 www.bgnewi.com Volume 88, Issue 30 A daily independent srudem pness Campus officers angry at wages, BG club holds tournament, hours CRAIGGIFFORI) promotes sport on campus SUM WRITER STEFAMESIZKMORK They work at night, locking up STAFF WRITER each building on campus and patrolling the University. These stu- denis are the campus service offi- This past Sunday the Bowling Green State University fencing club ccis. some of whom are upset over held its third annual BG Classic. the little pay they make From 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in Eppler North over 50 fencers from According to Brian Small, a around the area competed in front of a large crowd in four events featur- freshman psychology major, these ing three different weapons. officers make $5.15 an hour, and Two members of the BGSU club team placed at the tournament. Josh within the last two weeks their hours Malloy received second place in the mixed foil competition and Alan have increased by an hour a night Powers placed third in the mixed Epce. and their duties have increased, as Powers, an alumni of BGSU. thought that overall the tournament was well very successful and will be helpful in getting the fencing club more in Amber Davis, a sophomore crim- the public eye. inal justice major, who quit the job "Overall things went very well throughout the day and I think it was on the 14th. was not pleased with an extremely successful tournament." he said. "The purpose of this tour- such low wages. nament was to promote fencing in our area, and I definitely think we "last week we were told we had achieved that goal. This will also be really good for the BGSU cluh." to start locking classrooms. We had The BGSU fencing club has been a student organization off and on for to start an hour earlier and still got the past 25 years. Presently the) have around 25 members from the Uni- minimum wage," Davis said versity and surrounding community. Several other officers have also Throughout the school year the club travels and participates in over quit because of the increased hours 15 tournaments sponsored In oilier schools and clubs. and low pay. They were unwilling. however, to talk about the situation. Don Konglin Jr.. a second year geology graduate student, is the advi- "Some have quit, some because sor of the fencing club and is in the process of Dying to rebuild the club. of personal conflicts with the super- "Right now we are rebuilding and trying to strengthen the club." he visor, and some because they said. "We are always looking for new members." weren't happy with the pay and The fencing club meets on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:30 to 11 hours," Small said p.m. in Eppler North. There is a gie.it deal that the cam- Konglin encourages anyone interested in fencing to come and check pus service Officers arc responsible out a practice. foi doing each night. "We are willing to teach anyone fencing." he said. "The greatesi thing "We lock the doors ol each of the about [his sport is that anyone can do it at any time in their life." buildings," Small said. "Since they Jeff Rodriguez, sophomore business major, is in his firsl year as pres- increased slntis. we now lock many ident of the fencing cluh ami is reallj enjoying it. of the classrooms, and patrol the campus, reporting sign- ol anything "I became involved in fencing after I took it as a class my first semes- suspicious.' ter," he said. "I am now president of the club and I really enjoy it because h is the pan about patrolling the we have so much fun doing something we all love." campus thai Davis was not very Rodriguez was extremely happy with the success of the BG Classic fond of. BEN FRENCH/ The BG News anii hopes the club can build on the "The lasl hour we are supposed to tournament's success. patrol the parking lots. We are not FENCING — Two unidentified "We had a really good turnout qualified to do this." she said. fencers take aim in the third this year and hopefully next year "When I found out we were going lo be doing this. I didn't even annual BG Classic fencing will be even better," he said. "We finish my shift. I was fuming," tournament. Two BG fencers would love for the fencing club to Davis said placed in this tournament. grow and become an active part of She feels that by patrolling the this University." parking lots, Ihe officers are put into a dangerous situation. "We are not equipped with any- thing to protect ourselves, only a radio and keys. They added so Sponsors glad to be involved Students should start early many things in the lasi two weeks, lhal it is absurd and dangerous." JENNIFER LULEY recruits a number of corporate spon- leading up to the marathon. Nol all the campus service offi- STAFF WRI nut sors from around Bowling Green In addition, feedback for spon- on careers, attend job fair cers feel this way. however. and as far away as Cleveland and soring the event for dining services "I feel very safe." said Elizabeth Hosting an event as large as Detroit. With more than 100 total has been positive, according to TIIIRFXA RF.CK tion day," Hefner said. Eisele. a freshman management sponsors. Dance Marathon uses the ! Dance Marathon requires much cap- O'Donnell. STAFI wurrFJ Hefner recommends that students information systems major. "There ital, not only in the form of money, money they receive from the busi- "The University community at start their job searches at least one are three people on the job at a time, nesses to help operate the marathon large is pleased with our involve- but also in terms of labor and equip- Cio to co .gc. cam a degree, gel >car before they plan to graduate and we have various meeting places ment. According to Dance Marathon ment and we do get good comments Early planning gives students an in order to check in on each other." publicity information, money from a j«*, make a lot of money. Ii ill Corporate sponsors of the event, from our constituents." he said. opportunity to research and establish According to Eisele. the officers sponsors goes toward setting up the seems simple enough, but that may many of which say they are happy to "We're glad to be involved." not be the case. an ongoing relationship with the are never really at risk while on the stage, sound system equipment, Much of the same is true for the company to which they are apply- job. be involved with the function, pro- food, medical supplies and addition- Over half of the seniors in an vide much of the capital. In conjunc- University Bookstore, said John ing. "We carry around radios and al necessities for the event. average Bowling Green graduating Buckcnmycr. director of the book- To help students get a head start, radio in the campus police if any- tion with the Children's Miracle Net- Ed O'Donnell, director of dining class are finding themselves without store. Buckenmyer said the Univer- career services is offering a job fair thing is happening and they lake work, the fifth annual BGSU CMN services which is one of the largest a job. With the job market so high Dance Marathon will be held March sity Bookstore is involved for two and the promises that a college in 101 Olscamp Hall from 5:15 to 9 care of it from there. I've never felt sponsors of the event, said dining main reasons. p.m tonight. 25-26 in the Student Recreation services is happy to be involved degree guarantees you an employer. nils,ilf." Eisele said. "Firsl of all, it's a good, charita- The job fair gives students the Center. The 32-hour marathon is with the event and able to donate one may wonder where the problem There is currently a shortage of held to benefit Mercy Children's ble function that promotes student is. opportunity to make contacts early campus service officers. support. on lor career positions they arc inter- hospital, a partnership of St. Vincent "It's one of the major chanties involvement," Buckenmyer said. The problem lies in the hands of "My schedule has four blank Hospital at the Medical College of The second reason is the advertis- the student according to Dennis ested in. spots in il where we need people to that the entire campus gets involved Students need to be aware, Ohio in Toledo. ing possibilities that not only the Hefner, assistant director and man- work," Small said. with." O'Donnell said. "We feel as though, that first impressions are Funds raised will provide University Bookstore receives, but ager of recruiting for Career Ser- Davis agrees thai more people an organization as well it's some- critical at job fairs. research, treatment, equipment and also the University as a whole. vices, need lo be hired for the job. thing that we wan) to team together "Employers are trying to meet education to children from North- "It's good publicity for BGSU "What many seniors don't under- "The) need to hire more people with the University to work on." masses of potential employees. Stu- west Ohio suffering from terminal O'Donnell said that dining ser- and it gets a lot of attention local I) stand is that there is more to getting because some people are working dents have 20-30 seconds to make illness, serious disease, birth defects vices provides food, equipment and and even nationally." Buckenmyer hired by a company then sending out ever] night, leaving them no time to and severe trauma. labor for the event, and is one of the a few resumes and submitting a lew siuds or other activities " applications a month before gradua- Each year Dance Marathon co-sponsors of the spaghetti dinner • See MARATHON, page 6. I See CAREER, page 6. Davis feels plenty can be done to help ihe |ob situations. "A little raise in pay would be nice." she said. "There should also be belter qualified people or a class Arrogant worms humble about success on how lo protect ourselves." Walter Beeker the detective «ho\ in charge of the campus ser- sings. NICOLE VALEK Chris Patterson plays bass, sings \ ice officers was unavailable for any STAFF WRITER and is always on the go. He loves to Next month the Worms will be comment. dance. traveling to Australia. They have The three .key musicians who Patterson, who possesses a now performed from Saint John to comprise the Arrogant Worms, degree in drama, believes the group Victoria and from Orlando to Prince Rupert. Canada's best known musical come- has had a positive influence on his life. Strong and Patterson were excit- dy act, are Trevor Strong, Mike In the future he would like to ed to learn that Bowling Green has a McCormick and Chris Patterson. continue to pursue a career in music. Canadian studies program. Canadian studies is sponsoring "Hopefully the Arrogant Worms "I had no idea there was such a the Arrogant Worms, who will be will open some doors to enable me thing as Canadian studies," Patter- performing on campus today at 8 to stay in entertainment." Patterson son said. "I think it is really cool p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall of the said. though because in Canada we learn Moore Musical Arts Center. Admis- His advice for others pursuing a about various areas of the stales." sion is free. career in this field is to never give "I think it is very exciting: we The three musicians met at up. have never been studied before," Queens University in Kingston. "I have learned to accept any suc- Strong said. Trevor Strong has a psychology cess and not to get discouraged. You The Arrogant Worms have CDs. degree from Queens. He sings and can't expect to get rich overnight." three videos and the mosl requested plays any instrument smaller than Being a member of the Arrogant song on the internationally syndicat- three inches long. Worms has also given the musicians ed "Dr. Demenlo Show." His favorite aspect song to per- many benefits. The group takes a certain pride in form is "A Man Has Needs" because "It has afforded us the opportuni- creating their music. it is very heartfelt and moving. ty to travel." Patterson said. "Travel- "We never rewrite popular Strong is the member who came ing around the world, doing what we songs." Patterson said. "If we did. Graphic Provided up with their name. According to love to do, what could be better?" we would have to share the success ■ The BG gymnasts Strong, "We just narrowed down a Mike McCormick is the most with the writer." won the All-Ohio list of nouns and adjectives and educated member of the group. He To learn more about the Arrogant THE ARROGANT WORMS — A musical comedy troupe that has toured extensively in Canada and has released several original Invitational in that's how we stumbled on our has his masters degree in engineer- Worms, visit their web site at Columbus. name." ing. McCormick plays guitar and www.arrogant-worms.com. CDs brings their satire to BGSU's Bryan Recital Hall. I page 2 The BG News Tuesday, February 22, 2000 WORLD www.bgnews.com/ap

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Jim Henson Co. ters in Los Angeles, New Frog and Miss Piggy." In Brief rose to international fame York and London, said from its founding in I9S8. Florian Haffa. Thomas Pope travels to Egypt, The Jim Henson Co. FRANKFURT, Ger- with the hit television Haffa's brother and deputy chairman of EM.TV. hopes to strengthen many — Big Bird. Kcrmit series "Sesame Street" also has production agree- first broadcast in 1969. political relations and Miss Piggy better Since Henson died in ments with the American brush up on their German. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Pope Its later creations 1990. the company that cable company Odyssey John Paul H's visit to Egypt is in Munich-based EM.TV included "The Muppct bears his name has been Show," "Jim Henson's run by Henson's son, his many ways a personal pilgrimage, and Merchandising AG is Channel. Capital but it will also focus attention on buying the Jim Henson Muppet Babies," "Fraggle daughter and chief operat- sectarian tensions in a country Co.. creator of the Muppel Rock" and a string of ing officer Charles H. Cities/ABC and Sony's where politics and religion often characters known to chil- Muppct films. "Sesame Rivkin. They all are to mix in volatile ways. dren worldwide. The Los Street" is now shown in stay on. Columbia Tristar Home "We cannot deny that there will Angeles-based company is 140 countries. The buyout also gives Video in the home video be a political aspect." Egyptian the biggest U.S. name to EM.TV. which is well- EM.TV rights to more Catholic Bishop Youhanna Kolta go German since Chrysler established in Europe with than 5,000 licensed Mup- said yesterday at a news conference was bought up by Daim- television and marketing pet products that have hit called to outline the pope's three- ler-Benz 10 form Daimler- toy stores over the past ten day visit. Chrysler AG in 1998. rights to the popular EM.TV says it wants to "His holiness is aiming to make Japanese animation Poke- years, including Ihe talk- his visit to Egypt a spiritual journey, The cash-and-stock mon as well as Bugs ing-and-laughing Tickle work with the Jim Henson a pilgrimage," the bishop said. "The deal announced yesterday Bunny in Germany, said Me Elmo doll, which trig- Co. on investing more in political side is to strengthen rela- is worth $680 million. the deal would help it pen- gered buying frenzies at tions with the Egyptians here, with etrate the American and toy stores across the Unit- the fast-growing Odyssey the Coptic Orthodox Church and "By acquiring the Jim Asian markets. ed States. EM.TV also with the Muslims." Henson Company, we will control Muppet books Channel, which is operat- gain some of (he most EM.TV, founded by sold in 45 countries. powerful and enduring Haffa in 1989, produces a ed jointly with Hallmark Time is running out kids' and family brands range of programs includ- "We are a strong Entertainment. Odyssey for Burundi peace talks worldwide and get access ing children's shows. The believer in brands," said to the world's biggest and company plans no shake- Florian Haifa. "With the MUPPETS—Joan Ganz Cooney, founder of Children's Television Channel is seen in nearly most important media ups for (he Jim Henson Jim Henson Company, ARUSIIA. Tanzania (AP) — Workshop, right, stands with Sesame Street characters Big Bird market." said Thomas crew, which will continue you don't gel bigger inter- Nelson Mandela issued u report card and Elmo during the launching of the 30th season of Sesame 30 million households in Monday on the Burundi peace talks, Haifa, chief executive of to have creative indepen- nationally recognized praising negotiators for inching Street at New York's Tavern on the Green. EM.TV. dence from its headquar- brands lhan Kermil the the United States. toward compromise hut warning them thai time was running out to end the country's seven-year civil war. Traffickers plant more crops, "I would like the leadership of Burundi to seize this opportunity China threatens war on Taiwan and not allow it to slip away," the U.S. sponsors fumigation former South African president lold Tin ASSOCIATED PRESS China and Taiwan separated 51 election as an opportunity for a fresh THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Burundian politicians and civic Even a recent effort to showcase years ago amid a civil war that never start Ihe spraying effort ended up high- leaders gathered in this northern formally ended. While the main- Tanzanian town. lighting the many questions sur- BEIJING — Stepping up pres- land's communists still claim Tai- The Slate Council document vili- RIO NEGRO. Colombia — In Since 1993. fiphiing between rounding il. including ils distressing sure on rival Taiwan as it enters the wan as a rebel province. Taiwan's fied Taiwan's Lee for promoting nearly a decade of U.S.-sponsored impacl on this Andean nation's Hutu rebels and the Tutsi-dominated final month of a healed presidential democratic government insists separatism in the 1990s — a tactic fumigation, planes have sprayed army has killed more lhan 200.000 diverse and fragile ecosystem. election campaign. China warned reuniting should be pul off until that only served lo gain him more hundreds of thousands of gallons of Flying with anti-narcotics police Burundians and uprooied more than Ihe island yesterday that refusal to China embraces democracy support in 1996. It noted thai tlirc.Hs herbicide on illicit drug crops in vast 1.2 million others to an opium poppy field in the south- negotiate unification might cause of force have worked in curbing expanses of Colombia's highlands western stale of Huila. Ihe view oul the mainland to wage wai The Stale Council said if Taiwan independence sentiment. and rainforests. Ihe Bell 212 helicopter window is Puerto Ricans protest goes indepcndenl. or foreigners Drug cultivation in the world's one of huge scars in the forests, ot "Lee Teng-hui has become the U.S. Naval training China's cabinet, in a new policy invade, or Taiwanese refuse indefi- No. I cocaine-producing nation is al valleys denuded by clear-cutting. general represenlalive of Taiwan's paper on Taiwan, added Taiwanese nitely to peaceful negotiations, "then a record high and climbing. Crop "Thai's the ecological crime of separatist forces, a saboteur of the SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (AP) — foot-dragging on unification to the the Chinese government will be yields arc also improving as traffick- the narcos," national police Summoned by Puerto Rico's top stability of the Taiwan Strait, a stum- usual provocations that Beijing has forced to adopt all drastic measures ers plant more potent strains of coca spokesman Carlos Perdomo says, religious leaders, more than 80.000 bling-block preventing the develop- long said would bring a Chinese possible, including the use of force, and opium poppy. Ihe sources of gesturing at the deforested ridges people staged one of the biggest atlack: foreign meddling or an out- lo ... fulfill the greal cause of reuni- ment of relations between China and cocaine and heroin. around Rio Negro. demonstrations in years here yester- right declaration of independence by fication." the United Stales and a troublemak- The stubbornness of Ihe plants day to protest Ihe planned resump- It is a crime lhal critics say is Ihe island. er for ihe peace and stability of the seems matched only by the determi- only aggravated by fumigation. tion of U.S. Navy training on the Its policy paper included a warn- Asia-Pacific region." it said. nation of U.S. and Colombian offi- Coca- and opium-growers island of Vieques. ing lo ihe Unilcd Slates, calling on While stopping short of setting a cials to continue the chemical coun- who've had their crops destroyed Carrying banners bearing the por- Washington lo scale back arms sales As evidence, the paper offered timetable for unification, the State terattack. rarely quit. Either they fell more trait of Jesus and reading. "We Want lo Taiwan and "not to sland in the Lee's foreign forays to the United Council policy paper signaled the As President Andres Pastrana trees elsewhere to plant or they wait Peace." along with red. while and way of the reunification ol China." States and elsewhere lo break Bei- communist government's growing awaits action in the U.S. Congress unlil soil microbes have decom- blue Puerlo Rican Hags, the protest- jing's diplomatic blockade of Tai- on a $1.6 billion aid package lhal impatience with Taiwan's resistance "Acting otherwise will destroy posed the herbicide and reseed the ers staged a silent march along a wan, his promotion of a separate would fund an accelerated spraying lo Chinese overtures. the external conditions necessary for same plot. one-mile stretch of San Juan's Las Taiwanese cultural identity and his effort, new estimates show coca cul- Americas Expressway. ihe Chinese government lo strive for suggestion in July thai China and "We've noted about a 40 lo 50 Underscoring the threat of force, tivation up by 20 to 30 percent last percent replanting rale" of opium The "Peace for Vieques" march peaceful reunification," said Ihe Taiwan treat each other as equal ihe Hong Kong media, which is year. Since 1995. it has more than poppy fields, admits Col. Edgar repudiated an agreement between document widely followed in Taiwan, reported states. doubled, according to the Colom- Orlando Barrero, the police eradica- Gov. Pedro Rosscllo and President bian and U.S. figures. over the weekend thai Chinese Pres- In Taipei, the Mainland Affairs Lee's "two-stales theory" tion program director. Clinton to resume limited (raining Pastrana, who expressed serious on Vieques, the Navy's prize ident Jiang Zemin was in southern Council, which handles Taiwan's brought renewed threals of force Since the mid- 1990s, coca grow- China louring military bases thai China policy, did mil immediately reservations aboul fumigation's ers have pushed ever deeper into (he Atlantic fleet bombing range. from China. The Slate Council effectiveness during his first months would contribute to any invasion respond to the repori. But how to paper, which never mentioned the Amazon basin to evade Ihe crop- in office, has toned down the criti- forte of the island. deal with China has been at ihe cen- upcoming election, noted thai Chi- dusters, clearing tens of thousands II II ter of ihe race to succeed Taiwanese cism and now welcomes the U.S. of acres of virgin rainforest. Every nese opposition forced Taiwan to assistance. The tactics ominously echoed President Lee Teng-hui in the March abandon plans lo amend Ihe consti- new acre planted requires that three Taiwan's last presidential election |8 election, "If anyone has been tough on tution and laws to incorporate Lee's be cleared. four years ago. Then. China tested drug trafficking it's me," he told The policy. More than two-fifths of Colom- missiles near the island lo dampen Although there's no sign China is ■ Associated Press earlier this month. bia's coca, or about 210 square independence sentiment, and the planning to stage menacing war Much of the document appealed Colombian and U.S. officials miles' worth, is grown in the rebel- including While House drug czar Flower Power: United Slates sent in warships lo games, the Stale Council paper lo Taiwan lo recognize lhal il is part dominated southern stale of Puiu- Barry McCaffrey, who arrives Tues- Daffodils fighting Cancer bolster Taiwan, once a close Cold raised questions about whai lessons of "one China" which is ruled by mayo. Pastrana plans a major eradi- War ally, raising lensions in the area Chinese leaders drew from ihe lense Beijing. I day for a three-day visit, argue lhal cation effort there this year spear- March 2© lo their highest level in more than 30 Standoff in 1996. Senior U.S. diplo- drug crops would be expanding even headed by a new U.S.-trained coun- vC,irs mats in talks last week urged China more rapidly if there wasn't any lo show restraint and see Ihe Taiwan atlempl lo hall their proliferation. I See SPRAYING page 7.

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* page 4 The BG News Tuesday, February 22, 2000 OPINION www. bgttfws.cotnfltpmion Caring citizens curtail cetacean captivity PEOPLE I Free Willy Mill isn't free, and if absolutely pathetic substitution. ily is simply detrimental to the marine mammal parks like Sea Small tanks can cause marine mam- health and well-being of any on the street World, have their way. he won't be mals to spend more than half of their cetacean. for a long time. time at the surface of the water, and The current legislation in Wash- A recent bill being considered by some experts believe this is the rea- ington is following a worldwide Question: What jobs do you feel are the most dangerous ' the Washington State Legislature is son that collapsed dorsal fins can be trend against marine mammal cap- for students on campus? is aiming to prevent the capture and found on some captive orcas. display of cetaceans (dolphins, por- Marine mammal parks would ture and display. Canada has prohib- poises and whales). like the public to believe that they ited the capture and export of beluga If it is passed. Washington will exist for education, and that their whales. Brazil prohibits the use of become the second slate (following captive cetaceans are perfectly con- marine mammals for entertainment, the lead of South Carolina) to pro- tent and happy to spend their lives and consumer boycotts have caused hibit the use of marine mammals for swimming and performing in a con- aquariums in England to close. entertainment purposes. crete bowl. In fact, excerpts from a Israel prevents the importation of all Unfortunately. Ohio has not even Sea World of Orlando training man- cetaceans for display and profit. considered such legislation. Amid ual published in the Sunday maga- Even in the United States. 20 parks our cornfields and attractions such "Marine mammal zine of the Orlando Sentinel dis- have discontinued or permanently as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, couraged the use of "buzzwords" parks would like the closed performing dolphin shows. Heather Wagner Bridget Lee we are home to an abundance of with negative connotations. Instead Freshman amusement parks, and several have public to believe that of tank, trainers say enclosure. They New technology, such as IMAX Junior housed marine mammals at some don't say captured, they say theaters and animatronic replica- Architecture Undecided point. they exist for acquired. Other substitutions tions allow for marine mammals to "USG president "Shuttle driver cause When I was in sixth grade, my education..." include tricks for behavior, con- be observed in a much more natural because all the girls when they'ie late want you." Julian and I'm drunk I want class visited Sea World of Ohio as a calls that allows for communication. trolled environment for captivity and benevolent manner We have and courtship behavior for sex. Brandt I attack." reward for completing a lengthy Orcas have no known natural learned much from captive Sophomore study of dolphins and whales. As a predators. They have brains four to Education is a buzzword for cetaceans, but it is doubtful that is many aquariums. They profess that English result. I developed a strong love for five times the size of a person, and the current reason for captivity. "The Jerome orcas. or killer whales. It lingers to pose no threat to humans. Both we are learning to appreciate dol- phins and whales by watching them Parks exist for profit, and as long as Library circula- this day. and has ultimately led 10 orcas and dolphins become violent they are patronized, they will contin- tion desk because my intense dislike of marine mam- only when capturing food, and due play with beach balls, or cruise mal captivity. around a pool with a trainer on their ue to keep many forms of marine of paper cuts. to their free reign of the ocean, have mammals in an inadequate environ- books falling on In the wild, dolphins and orcas an especially long life span. Wild backs. But we are learning far more ment. your head and swim up to 100 miles a day It is esti- dolphins usually live between 25 about humans than we are about the angry patrons." mated that they spend only 10-20 and 50 years, and male orcas can natural cetacean environment — we Dolphins and whales do not percent of their time at the water's survive up to 60. Female orcas have are perpetuating the idea that belong to us. they belong to the surface. They can hold their breath been known to live a whopping 70 humans cannot live in accordance ocean. It is our duty as co-inhabi- Patrick Mitchell for 30 minutes, and regularly dive to with nature. Brian Warren years tants of the Earth to begin respecting Freshman Freshman depths of up to 100 feel But captivity drastically changes Furthermore, if whales and dol- and enjoying these graceful animals Computer Art Computer Art Both dolphins and whales travel the natural environment for phins are as happy as we arc led to as they naturally live. in large pods with up to 50 olher believe, then they should live longer "People who work in "Anywhere where cetaceans. The Marine Mammal the computer Inb- members, and their complex social Protection Act of 1994 mandates in captivity, right? Wrong. A recent you have to use Structure allows for individual fami- thai a lank be 24 by 24 feel wide and study completed by a Canadian Kate Hetrick is a BG News when the network your brain." lies to stay together for decades. In 12 feet deep. It is impossible to Research team found that captivity columnist. Respect and enjoy her as goes down. People addition, each pod has a specific replicate the ocean, but this is an can shorten an orca's life span by 43 she naturally lives by writing 10 her gel really mad and dialect of clicks, grunts, squeals and years, and a dolphin's by 15. Captiv- at [email protected]. go nuts."

IN HONOR OF THE UNIVERSITY'S CORE VALUES, HERE IS A Words can hurt more than fists COMPLETELY SAFE, NON-CONTROVERSIAL CARTOON THAT IS OVERFLOWING WITH HAPPINESS AND JOY As anyone who knows me well debate, and debate thai leads to, can attest to. I am an individual who change. * I FLOORS AR£ BEfUJrxruL. * ' puPPxeS flrZE ftt>oRfi&L£ I \ is very tight prone. So far in the What I mean to imply is thai school year, I have been in two dif- there is no fine line between ClitiJ ferent fights — one where the odds cism and open season on thi* were five to one against me. I'm exploitation of ones insecurities or sure that many theories could be beliefs. The difference is apparent' posed as to why I have such prepon- and evident. When someone" derance for engaging in physical assumes the right to cross the lino malice. with me my belief is that they are' Lord knows that I did not grow lucky if all they leave with is an as* up in the "safest" of towns on the beating. outskirts of Cincinnati. My environ- I only live by two "strong" con<* ment could be a significant factor. victions. The first is that above al£ However, I propose a slightly diffci and a bloody nose at worst. else, I try my best not to be hypo] ent hypothesis for why I am some- critical even though I am aware that, times compelled to act in these However, if I deliberately demean someone. I have no way of this aspiration is virtually impossif deviant social ways. Simply put. ble. I make a conscious effort. The. words possess power. knowing or any relative scale for measuring the damage that I might second ideology is thai of the infitl What do I mean by this? From mous "Golden Rule." the time that we are born and inflict. I would hate to have on my conscious the fact that I helped to Wouldn't it be grand if beforj throughout all of the stages of ado- anyone was allowed to engage in. lescent development we are system- reinforce someone's low self-image atically reinforced and consequently which could have unforeseen future any overt behavior that has ramifica-J conditioned to believe that "sinks negative consequences in the form tions that could effect others, some and stones may break our bones, but of emotional and psychological dis- cosmic force made everyone pausci words will never hurt us." tress. A scar to one's psyche persists just for a second, and then say te> as a lesion on the brain; time is the themselves, "How would I feel if I reject this assertion outright and lone variable that eventually someone were to do to me what I am completely. Whoever said this first obscures such torment if one is about to do to someone else? I don't, lost sight of some very key aspects lucky. see this happening soon " of how we as individuals develop No one likes to be denigrated in self-esteem and a sense of character. I suppose that a gene coding for, any circumstance. Yet people are aggression musl be hidden some- If someone is Ihought of by the gen- much more likely to let harsh words eral population as possessing quali- where deep within our genetic code roll off of their shoulders than they because it was previously beneficial ties that are characteristically are someone's lists in their face. To deemed "obese" or "unattractive." to our survival. We do not have me. the two arc interchangeable. If enough time for Darwinian cvolu; past inner turmoil can be brought to you are willing to demean me a head if a person yells out "hey fat tion to strip us of this attribute, sd because it gives you a false sense of we must acknowledge it as the ori' ass." or "hey ugly." That person perceived power then I am sure as could have a significant amount of gin of our potential demise if we d<} hell going to do everything in my not learn how to truly treat others psychological baggage dating back "power" to alleviate that false prc- to the time when they were first how we would like to be treated. Ryan Ellis mrllis a'bgnrl.bgsu.rdu lense up to the point of inflicting referred to as such. Words do pos- physical pain. Until that day. I am sure that if sess power. enough time goes by, 1 will sooq Please, do not take me out of con- enough have an exhilaraling story 10 When someone tries to show how text. I in no way mean to imply that much of a "stud" they arc by playing retell about how some pompous you should fight anyone and every- jackass assumed the audacity to lest on the insecurities of others, as far as one who criticizes you. I believe my will with words and wound up I am concerned, they might as well actually quite the contrary; that be raising their fists directly in our since we are a civilized society we losing some teeth as a result. faces; that is exactly how I take it. should do everything that we can to You see. if I hit someone in the face, solve our problems civilly. Criti- 77m Jenny is a BG News cotium I know exactly the consequences of cism, either positive or negative, nisi. You gotta problem with that} my actions. Whoever I hit will end should be welcomed with open Write him at up w-ith a bruise or two. a black eye arms. It is criticism that sparks I jenny @ bgnet. bgstt. cdu.

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The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in stories or photo- David Tran Robert Recker Jim Baer Also, you can check out back issues of the Opinion graph descriptions. Opinion Editor City Editor Graphics Editor page on the web at www.bgnews.com. Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. b w page 5 The BG News Tuesday. Febrijary 22, 2000 NATION www. bgnewi.com/ap The Nation Immigrant sweatshops exist in Chicago I MI \ss(x UTKI) PRESS shops." garment districts in New York, San "This is not the garment district Francisco and Los Angeles. In Brief in the early 1900s." says Rebekah The new plan is to create net- CHICAGO — The $6.25 an hour Levin, deputy director of Center for works within immigrant communi- Broadway show says its final wasn't so bad — it was more than Impact Research, one of two non- ties to tip regulators off to trouble. meow most were getting. What astounded profit organizations that conducted Employers found breaking rules will Marta Esquivel were the conditions the survey. 'This is here in our back be given a chance to clean up their NEW YORK (AP) — Ii's the last inside the hot. stuffy tortilla factory yards." acts before facing fines. Cranford meow. where she toiled alongside dozens of Officials from the U.S. Depart- says. "Cats," the longest-running show her fellow Mexican immigrants for ment of Labor and other federal Surveyors found that immigrants in Broadway history, is to close in more than a year on Chicago's South agencies have taken note — and working in this country illegally are June after a record-breaking 7.397 Side. some unprecedented steps to tackle most likely to endure the worst job performances. "A lot of times, they didn't let me a problem they said has always been conditions. According to the survey, The musical, which has a score use the bathroom or even get a drink by Andrew Lloyd Webber, will ring tough to quantify. 70 percent of those without green down the curtain June 25. nearly two of water." the 39-year-old single Next month, the officials will cards worked in sweatshop condi- decades after it opened at Broad- mother said in Spanish, describing a meet with a newly formed task force tions, which the federal government way's Winter Garden Theater in constant, deafening noise made by to find ways that community groups defines as places where any two October 1982. the factory's machinery. "There was — from Chinese-American and His- wage, overtime, environmental or "I am sad that "Cats' has to close only one door, and they kepi it panic to Polish — can help the gov- safety violations have been commit- on Broadway at the end of June, but locked at all times." ernment track down employers who ted. it is a day of great celebration," They sound like stories from are violating wage and safety laws. "Because they don't have papers, Lloyd Webber said Saturday on The another time. But a survey of the If it works in Chicago, the plan the bosses think they can do what New York Times Web site. "Eigh- working poor in Chicago and sur- will be put into action in cities they want," Esquivel said of the tor- teen is a great age for a cat." rounding suburbs has found other- nationwide, said Bruce Cranford. a Yet fans of the feline musical, tilla factory from which she was based on T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's wise. Department of Labor enforcement fired last summer after she didn't More than a third of the 800 official who's helping oversee the show up for work because she Book of Practical Cats," will still The Associated Press Photo have the London production, which workers questioned — many of task force. couldn't find a baby-sitter. "But I has been playing there since 1981. SWEATSHOPS—Reflected in a mirror in her living room, Marta them immigrants — described con- In the past, regulators have inves- have my papers I knew my rights. Esquivel talks about harsh conditions at her former place of ditions in factories, restaurants and tigated sweatshops once a complaint employment, a tortilla factory on Chicago's South Side. other workplaces that the federal was filed — or staged stings target- I See SWEATSHOP page 7. government would deem "sweat- ed at specific industries, particularly Guide SPENCER AUTOMOTIVE 420 Clough St. BG • Pro Auto Service • Bowling Green Auto Value » Gas Tank Repairs « 525 Pearl Street • Bowling Green. OH Est. 1955 Phone : 353-0171 419-353-5841 Automotive .= Servica Canters Receive a 10% Discount with BGSU Student ID M-F 8 to 8; Sai. 8-3 The Parts You Want, 3^ Bring in this ad and get a $19.95 Oil Change or $5.00 off service The Value You Expect! 24 Hour Towing For all your Automotive needs: Transmission • Tires • Brakes • Tune Up ! 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» page 6 The BG News Tuesday. February 22, 2000 CAMPUS ■IM'U' bgiwws com/campu> Flashing CAREER Continued from page 1. talk with different companies about Baby boom gives colleges growing pains Our Briefs what positions they offer," said Con- (U-WIRE) ATHENS. Ohio - . and feeding students and offering Trustees would make the final call that yes or no cutoff." Hefner said. nie Hunt, job fair coordinator. As the original baby boomers enough classes. These are topics that An increase would affect all areas of I BG News Briefs Students will have an opportunity head toward retirement, a new wave most of Ihe country's universities the school from class sizes to hous- j to join recruiters for a reception Besides attending the job fair, of boomers are headed off to col- will have lo look at eventually, ing. he said. CD player found from 5:15 to 6 p.m. Informal round- students can also find employment lege. Reindl said. Some institutions already are I A portable CD player was found ! table discussions will continue from The large number of babies born Universities are watching their looking at solutions for the potential on Ridge Street Friday afternoon opportunities before graduation with 6 to 7 p.m.. giving students the in the late 1980s and the early 1990s demographics more carefully and overcrowding the new boomers near one of the bus stops. A CD was career services. began this "boomlet." said Travis conducting target marketing during j chance to join in talks about the could cause. Reindl said. The Urn in the unit. The owner may claim the Reindl. policy analyst for the Amer- recruiting to sift out all bul Ihe can- Employers often come to career versity of Maryland, for example, CD player by calling 2-7485 and : industry. Job fair booths will be set I ican Association of State Colleges didates. Reindl said. identifying the CD within the unit. I up at 7 p.m. and continue until 9 services searching for students to and Universities. Ohio's growth is relatively low, already had to rent hotel space to p.m. Students can sign up for inter- fulfill their job openings. As these boomers reach their increasing by only 12 percenl. But house students and plans to buy the [ hotel .and convert it into residence | Turning dialogue into action views and talk with employers dur- "Employers have had success 18th birthdays, college enrollment is state schools such as Ohio Universi- Tonight. Steve Birdine. Coordi- ing this time. Interviews will be expected to increase by 26 percent ty still will have lo deal with more halls for future use. with the University and they don't nator of Diversity Programs at Indi- scheduled for Feb. 23. 8:30 a.m.- nationwide. Reindl said. Beginning growth, he said. Although relatively small. Ohio's I ana University, will speak on "Mov- 4:15 p.m. come to check students out. they as soon as 2002. the nation's col- OU Director of Admissions Kip increase could lead to housing trou- ing the Diversity Dialogue from leges will have to deal with these Howard said OU will be monitoring bles for OU. too. Talk to Action" in US Olscamp Hall "Students will have a chance to come to hire." said Hefner. increasing numbers. the situation closely. If Ihe number "Right now. we're set up for only I at 7:30 p.m. Birdine is a diversity But this recent baby boom will be of applications increases consider- 7,000 students (in residence halls)," educator, motivational speaker and a MARATHON more geographically specific than ably, the university will probably risk-taker. His speech is being spon- said Barb Wasserman. associate the last, he said. The West will have become more selective. sored by Residence Life in regards director of residence life. "If those Continued from page 1. for the marathon. Buckenmyer said the largest increases, with some "We don't really have the capaci- lo Diversity Week. numbers arc accurate, we will be | because of the nature of advertising, areas seeing at least a 40 percent ty to add even if the marketplace crunched." said. it's difficult to tell if any additional increase, and the Midwest will expe- demands it," Howard said. "We A discussion on healing Being a large sponsor for the business the Bookstore sees is a rience the smallest growth, he said. could become more selective if the There are no plans to build addi- I power of stones Dance Marathon, the University result of it. However, he said he "It's going to be much more baby boomlet comes through." tional residence halls, Wasserman I Wednesday at noon. Tavia Bookstore donates bags, scholar- knows the University Bookstore's intense in some places." Reindl said. OU accepts about 3.400 fresh- said. If an increase occurs, the hous- Rowan, from the Popular Culture ships and T-shirts for the event, involvement is appreciated. "Some states are already dealing men each year from an average of ing office might have to limit the Department, will present a program Buckenmyer said. "It's a positive thing for us and with some really strong issues." 12.000 applications. If the university number of freshman and undergrad- on the Healing Properties of Stones. Although the University Book- the students to be involved with," he Those issues include keeping stu- decides to increase its enrollment, uate transfer students admitted to the I Throughout history, diverse faith store is one of the major advertisers said. dent-to-faculty ratios low, housing administrators and the OU Board of university. traditions have believed that gems and stones carry the same life force or energy as human beings. Rowan will focus on some of the more com- Despite concession, chaos reigns at U. Wisconsin with arrest of anti-sweatshop protesters monly known stones and discuss (U-WIRE) MADISON. Wis. ~ On Friday Ward announced that not deal with their demands any fur- Roger Howard addressed Ihe stu- not once but twice." said ASM rep- their healing properties from a his- Fifty-four protesters were arrest- UW-Madison. along with University ther and that they should vacate the dents' demands, but responded by resentative Jill Cartwright. torical perspective. It takes place in ed early Sunday morning at the Uni- of Michigan and Indiana University, premises. asking the protesters to leave for UW faculty, students and com- 107 Hanna Hall. versity of Wisconsin after a four-day would join the WRC as provisional "I have committed this campus as their own safety. occupation of Chancellor David members. l.i .is I can without additional input "This is a no-win situation for munity members throughout Madi- Racial tensions in the work- ! Ward's reception area in Bascom "We would like to help the WRC from the governance process. You everybody," Barrows said. "I don't son attended to show support for the place discussed Hall. become a viable instrument for can choose to rejoin that process or want any more stalemate or con- anti-sweatshop protesters. Also at noon on Wednesday will An anti-sweatshop rally held ensuring licensee compliance with not," he said. "As a campus, we will frontation. "They are doing an incredible be an Arts and Sciences Forum on Wednesday afternoon quickly esca- workplace standards," Ward said. move forward. I will not accept any Protesters regrouped and decided job; voices are being heard across racial tensions and discrimination in lated into a sit-in where protesters "We agreed to withdraw from the more demands. Do not expect nego- to remain in the office despite the the nation," said Aid. Barbara Ved- asked for Ward to take action by FLA in order to eliminate our provi- tiations with me for a decision you threat of arrest. the workplace. Dr Howard Gadlin der. District 2. "There is a new hope joining the Worker Rights Consor- sional membership in that organiza- must make." "The chancellor thinks he can from UCLA will be Ihe guest speak- heard at the university keeping er. Lunch is al noon and is $5.75. tium as a full member and to with- tion from continuing to distract the Protesters were outraged and negotiate through his subordinates, Call 372-2340 for reservations. The draw from the Fair Labor Associa- community for the larger issues of demanded Ward speak to (hem about intimidation and the use of police democracy alive on campus and in talk at 12:30 p.m is free and open to tion. Ward complied with the pro- sweatshop abuses." their demands. force. We anticipate that the police ihe city." all. testers' demand to leave the FLA on Protesters were not impressed "My concerns have never been may engage in violence against us. Several arrested protesters have Wednesday after fighting this issue with the provisional membership treated as legitimate." said Alliance but we are willing to risk that been released but many are still for several months. He also told pro- level UW would assume with the La Mesa Oblicua for Democracy member Molly because we are committed to ending waiting to be released. Large dona- testers they could have access to his WRC. Associated Students of Madi- McGrath. "I just ask that you sit the UW's profiteering from child BGSU Latino staff and students tions for bail money were con- discuss issues surrounding their cul- office until Monday. Despite these son chair Adam Klaus agreed dis- down with us and talk to us." and slave labor," said Alliance for tributed by the Center for Campus tural identity in the BGSU commu- words. 50 university police, state cussion with Ward was needed. Protesters said they would not Democracy member Amanda nity as part of Diversity Week. The police and sheriffs entered Bascom "We want some concrete commit- leave until a dialogue was had with Dobron. Organization. Madison Co-op and discussion will take place at 12:30 Hall at 4 a.m. in full riot gear to ments from Chancellor Ward. His Ward and their demands met. As police arrived at 4 a.m. to various other organizations. Protest- on Wednesday in Room 114 of Ihe remove protesters from the vicinity. proposals are very vague regarding "We do not feel that (the seven remove protesters from the building, ers will continue their battle with Business Administration Building. Protesters face charges of disor- Ihe Worker Rights Consortium," he demands| have been met," said approximately 20 resisted arrest. At Ward Monday at a rally in Library derly conduct and unlawful assem- said I hope they don't resort to vio- Alliance for Democracy member 2 p.m. on Sunday, a press confer- Mall at 5 p.m. bly; 16 were issued an additional lence. We have discussed non-vio- Mark Brakken. "We're going to slaf ence was held outside the Dane charge of resisting arrest and one lence, and non-violence is the only here until those demands have been County Jail where protesters were "(Sweatshops are| everyone's was charged with underage alcohol way to go. met." being held. issue, it's an issue for women, it's an consumption. The protesters were On Saturday. Ward gave a state- Vice Chancellor Paul Barrows "The chancellor has completely issue for people of color," McGrath J released by 8 p.m. Sunday on bail. ment to protesters saying he would and Associate Dean of Students and totally lost my trust; he has lied said. "It is an issue of democracy."

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Rockwell. 42. is on his Caribbean honeymoon with reported Friday lhal he bough! a home in La Jolla in his new bride. Darva Conger, a 34-year-old nurse and 199 I lor $270,000 and sold n last June for $580,000. SAN DIEGO — "Who Wanls to Gulf War veteran from Santa Monica, and couldn't be Marry a Multimillionaire'.'" captured reached for comment. Fox TV checked out his finances the altcntion of millions of TV view- His house in Encinitas, outside San Diego, is no man- and confirmed that he's worth "at least $2 million." and ers, provoked disgust from women's sion — it's one slorj and 1500 square feel. had $750,000 in ihe bank, a spokeswoman said Friday. groups and spawned office chatter aiound the country this week Rockwell, who was born Richard Balkey in Pitts Deborah Quilla, an art directoi for an advenising burgh, told Fox he is a real estate developer. Back in San Diego, people who agency, said sin- dated Rockwell's roommaie ai ihe La know the millionaire groom. Rick From the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s, he was a reg- Jolla house about lour years ago She recalls ihe house Rockwell, were howling with laugh- ular on the Southern California comedy club circuit and had a great view I»I the ocean but was spartan inside and ter and surprise. appeared on a comedy show on KFMB-TV as a geeky outfitted with patio furniture "I thought. 'Thai's your million- beach bum. aire? You've goi lo be joking.'' said Sieve Kelley. a comic and editorial cartoonist for The "He was real, real sting) about everything," Quilla Barbara Summers, the owner of a San San Diego Union-Tribune, said Rockwell was not par- Diego-area dating service who has said. ticularly popular with his colleagues on the circuit. known Rockwell since the early 1990s. "The word on the slreel was that there vv.is ,i Imle bit Rockwell's mother, Joanne Balkey, viid she had no of everybody's ael in Rick's act." Kelley said "He idea her son was a millionaire, "He's a likable guy and he's funny, would ... use jokes without attribution " but we're all wondering, when did he "He doesn'i live like a llamhoyani millionaire."' become a millionaire"' How did we He also performed in a siraight-to- video sequel lo the miss that'" movie "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" and was a final Balkey iold the ('anadian Press " I he last car I saw him 1st on the variety show "Star Search." according to Larry Summers and her husband. Bob drive was a Volkswagen." Himinel. a friend and reporter for KFMB-TV who cast Horn, invited Rockwell to their wed- Rockwell in Ihe local comedy program. ding in 1995 and recalled that his pre- Most of those interviewed said the) are skeptical sent was a S25 gift certificate. "He was always on ihe fringe but was never on lhal about Rockwell's motives for appearing on the show. "He's known as one of these guys level where you get on the 'Tonight Show,'" Himmel saying it was probably a publicity stum But Rockwell's Associated Press Photo said who has 50 cents left from his first molher believes he was serious about (he whole thing. communion dollar." said Horn. Fox TV cxeculives said Ihey knew about his enler- ROCKY START—Rick Rockwell kisses his bride, Darva Conger, Internet consultant and former San lamment background and chose him in part because he- "From what he told me before the show.'" she told ihe for the first time on "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire?" during Diego Chargers linebacker. was able to handle himself well on camera. taping last week in Las Vegas. Those who knew Rockwell say he Canadian Press, "he was "t an age and read) (to marry I Even Rockwell's molher said she is stingy. Rockwell has bought and sold several Southern Call and maybe wanted to have a family " SWEATSHOP SPRAYING Continued from page 2. "Coca has a behavior completely independent Ol eradication." Vargas said percent of everyone surveyed said Continued from page 5. With tens of thousands of Colombian peasants making a living off coca. they worked in conditions lhal some analysis fear stepped-up spraying will only increase their support for ihe And I told them." endangered their heallh. That ternarcotics battalion The effort is likely lo be opposed by the leftist insurgents who guard drug guerrillas who have been fighling ihe Colombian governmenl for more than According to Levin, a surpris- included exposure to skin-burning crops and processing laboratories in Putumayo. Government officials also three decades. ing number of workers who arc in chemicals, dangerous equipment expect violcnl protests by poor coca-growers Because of rebel resistance, the eradication business has become increas- the country legally — including and severe heal or cold. 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DEREK MCCORD took a 2-0 lead when Bryce Cock- rotation the Golden Flashes were up The Falcons overcame two falls burn and Jim Jackson scored their on the Falcons by one tenth of a SPORTS WRITER on balance beam and hit 22 of 24 fourth and seventh goals on the sea- point. Kent Slate would finish on routines in front of a crowd of 2200 son. Michigan's Jeff Jillson and Jed vault and BG on uneven bars. Since joining the CCH A this sea- in St. John Arena with many more son the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks Ortmeyer answered to send the "I knew we had done well all watching on television across the proved that they can be competitive game into overtime. The teams through the meet." said Connelly. state. in a major NCAA conference as they could not decide a winner in over- "My feeling once we got to bars was "I'm really happy with our per- wrapped up a conference tourna- time for the second night in a row to let's just hit. I. wasn't concerned formance." said head coach Dan ment bid at home Friday against end the weekend with two points a Connelly. "I thought we did out- about winning because I knew we Miami. piece. were going to have a good score. standing." In front of a sellout crowd of The Wildcats sit in third place, Despite two falls on the beam, BG was led by Oestreng (9.825) 8.314 Maverick fans saw their team three points behind Michigan State the Falcons won the event with a on bars while Grealis and Kassouf lake a 3-0 first period advantage on with one game in hand. team score of 48.150. Kent State fin- tied for second with a score of 9.75. goals by Jason Cupp. Nick Fohr and The Spartans beat up on CCHA ished second with 48.075. while Overall. Oestreng won the vault a power-play tally by David Bris- doormat Alaska-Fairbanks with 3-1 Ohio State scored 47.725 for a third and tied for first on bars. She won som. and 5-2 victories over the weekend. place finish. The Falcons were led the all-around competition with a Miami's Nick Jardine scored his Junior Spartan forward Rustyn by Marny Oestreng with a 9.8. 39.3. Kassouf Mnished third in the 11th goal of the season, but that was Dolyny was on the score sheet for Freshman Ann Marie Kassouf fin- all-around with a score of 38.875. a all the RedHawk offense could five of Michigan State's eight goals ished close behind with a 9.775 and collegiate career high. muster against Maverick senior with one goal and four assists. senior Sarah Grealis placed third Ohio State finished third with a goallcnder Jason Sidoruk. Sidoruk Dolyny was awarded Ihe Offensive with 9.725. 193.425. Kent State finished second made 26 saves on 27 Miami shots. Player of the Week honor by the The beam has been a bit of a trou- with a 193.9. Bowling Green Saturday's match-up proved to be conference. ble spot for the Falcons this season. accomplished two feats by posting a he opposite of the previous game as Next weekend will be a battle of "I wasn't real concerned with the winning score of 194.025. the RedHawk offense exploded for no. 1 verses no. 2 as Michigan Slate fall because we go! a good score," "I think we exceeded my expec- six goals and more importantly two and Michigan will play a two game Connelly said. "But I was happy to tations on some levels." said Con- points in the standings to keep sole- series. The Spartans are two points have beam out of the way. As it nelly. "This team has just been get- possession of eighth place away behind the Wolverines and will be turned out we won beam anyway." ting better and better as the season from Bowling Green. looking for their second straight reg- BG made a strong push on the goes on. " SARA GRIGSBY/ The BG News Miami Leading scorer Pat Leahy ular-season championship, which floor exercise, scoring 48.8 as a The Falcons are now 2-1 against VAULT - BG gymnast Lesley Malucci finishes the vault that netted two goals and assisted on a not only gives them the first seed in learn. The Falcons were topped by Kent Stale this season and will see Jardine goal as the RedHawks the CCHA Tournament but also an earned her a 9.575 at the All-Ohio Invitational. Ohio State (49.21 but defeated Kent the Golden Flashes two more times scored five second period goals. automatic NCAA Tournament bid. Stale (48.725) on the event Amber tins season BG is now 10-22-1 all 133.7-131.4. BG is now 6-15 all score Friday was also a season high, Leahy now has 35 points on 16 goals Curry and Oestreng led the way for time against Kent Slate. nine against Ohio State and second highest in team history. and 19 assists. Zasowski Wins Honor BG with 9.8 while freshman Rachel BG defeated Ohio State for this The Falcons move to 8-7 for ihe The current team- high stands al Miami head coach Fnricco Blasi Notre Dame Freshman goal- Hall scored 9.775 in a third place first lime since the 1979-80 season. season, and 2-3 in the MAC BO'S 194.475 and was sel during the 1999 decided to slari goaltender David lcnder Tony Zasowski won Ihe finish for the team. The Falcons downed the Buckeyes season Burleigh instead of Friday's starter CCHA Defensive Player of ihe Andy Marsch. Burleigh made 27 Week award with his win and tic Tennis saves on 29 shots. against Bowling Green last week- The freshman. Jardine. would go end. on to finish the weekend with two Zasowski made 51 slops while goals and one assist along with a keeping the third most productive plus two rating to win the CCHA offense in the conference to only Bulldogs fall, Falcon women split Rookie of the Week honor. four goals in two games. DOROTHY WRONA After the split Miami sits two The Irish still hold the last home ice advantage spot by themselves SPORTS WRITER x^S~ points behind Nebraska-Omaha in the eighth position with two games after their three point weekend. Noire Dame will take the week off The BGSU women's tennis team in hand. The Mavericks will head to and will resume play next week split its weekend road trip, losing to 12th place Alaska-Fairbanks this when they play a home and home Nebraska but beating Wyoming. weekend to finish their first CCHA scries against Michigan State. The Falcons began the trip on season, w'hile Miami will host third Friday, losing to nationally-ranked ■ place Northern Michigan in Oxford. ■ Three Spots Still Available Nebraska 8-1. With Nebraska-Omaha clinching Abby Bratton and Erica Two More Clinch Home Ice The Northern Michigan Wildcats a lournament spot there are three Wasilewski began the day with an 8 spots left to fight over. Ohio State, 1 loss to the Huskers' number one clawed their way lo home ice advan- tage with two ties against first place sitting in the I Ith spot are still eligi- team of Katarina Balan and Maria V ble for the tournament at four points Fernandez. Michigan on Friday and Saturday. Junior Michigan forward Josh behind Western Michigan. WMU Deidee Bissingcr and Meghan Langfeld scored a power play goal holds ihe final tournament seed, Rhodes doubled up on Gina Pelazini at the 11:18 mark of the first period with four games yet to be played. and Amy Frisch 8-4 in the second to lake the lead in Friday's game. Teams still in the race for the flight. Michigan goallcnder Josh Black- final two home ice advantage spots The Huskers' closed out (he dou burn kepi Northern Michigan score- are Lake Superior State, Notre bles action with a defeat of Kelly less until less than three minutes left Dame. Bowling Green. Nebraska- Dredge and Beth Wilson. in the third when J.P Vigier scored Omaha, and Miami. The Huskers proved unstoppable his 15th goal of the season on the There are only two weeks left lo in singles play. Ijomah defeated power play to come out with a tie. play in the regular season. Wasilewski 6-1. 6-3 to take the first In Saturday's game the Wildcats flight. In three lopsided sets. Fernandez defeated Abby Bratton 6-3. 1-6. 6-3. Rhodes fell to Balan 6-1. 6-3 in the third flight. Schott's fashion ban lifted Pelazini took the fourth flight with a 6-2. 6-2 defeat of Deidee Bissinger. Freshman Amy Frisch won the by new Reds ownership fifth flight with a 6-1. 6-4 defeat File Photo THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hang below the lobe. over Devon Bissingcr. FOCUS - A BG men's tennis player concentrates after a serve. The Falcons beat Ferris State 5-2 "I relayed my thoughts to John Despite a close second sel. Reva over the weekend. SARASOTA. Fla. — Six years Allen before spring training started." Wig won the sixth flight 6-0. 7-5 "It wasn't as close as the score Men's Tennis (7-2). after former owner Marge Schotl Bowden said of the Reds' chief over Trac) Howitl to end the match. showed." Devon Bissinger said. The men's tennis team earned a In a dramatic third flight, Nicolas suggested lhat "only fruits wear ear- operating officer. "We felt it was an "As a team, nobody was playing "But they were a good team and it 5-2 victor) over Division II powei Lopez-Acevedo pulled out a 7-5. 7- rings." the Cincinnati Reds have archaic rule." very good." Devon Bissinger said. was a good match." Ferns State 6 (7-5) victor) ovei Kountouris, given permission for players to wear Il was an important rule to "We should have had a better .show- BGSU got off to a slow start in The Bulldogs had ,i strong show- Micael Lopez-Acevedo lost the them during games. Scholt. who got in trouble for telling ing ." singles play. In the first flight. ing in doubles. In the first flight, Jan first set of the fourth flight to Cole. Within limits, of course. a gathering in Cincinnati in 1994 On Saturday. the Falcons Melanie Roberts defeated Abby Talian and Martin Krhcc defeated 2-6. but stormed back w ith 6-1, 7-6 General manager Jim Bowden that "only fruits wear earrings." The bounced back to defeat Wyoming Illation 7-0. 6-2. Frika Wasilewski Micael Lopez-Acevedo and Vitek (7-4) wins in the next two sets to said Monday the club has dropped next day. the visiting Los Angeles 2. dropped ihe second sel 6-1. 6 3 to Wild 8-4. Anlhom Kountouris and take the flight. its ban on earrings. Players have Dodgers sported clip-on earrings in The Falcons began the day «ilh a Sarah Kay. Robbie Todd won the second flight Mike Kossoff took the fifth flight worn (hem in the clubhouse in the the clubhouse, having some fun al doubles sweep. Abby Bratton and In Ihe third flight, the falcons with an 8 5 victory ovei QeoffHis- in straight sets with a 7-5. 6-3 defeat past, but weren't allowed on the Schott's expense. Erica Wasilewski defeated the Cow took control and ncvci mined hack cox and Brandon Ciabel of Todd field wilh them. When the Reds got Greg Vaughn guls nunibei one team of Melanie Meghan Rhodes closely defeated Mike Kossoff and Nicolas I'd Kuresman won the final flight Ken Griffey Jr.. acquired Feb. 10 before the 1999 season, he lobbied Roberts and Sarah Ka> 8-2, Sofia Espinoza 7-5. 6-4 Lopez-Acevedo prevented a Bull- in straight sets, hut had to fight for in a trade with Seattle, wears a small for Schott to drop the team's long- Deidee Bissinger and Meghan Deidee Bissinger won the first sel dog sweep ol the doubles with a 9-8 the victory, beating Vredenberg 7-6 stud earring in his left lobe and had standing ban on facial hair. He pre- Rhodes look ihe second flight from of Ihe fourth flight 6-0. dropped the (9-7) win over Matt Cole and Matt (7-51,7-5. II on for his news conference Mon- vailed, and numerous players had Sofia Espinoza and Shirley Men- second set 6-7. but won the flight Vredenberg. "Ii was close, but we pulled them day. goatees and mustaches last season. doza 8-3. with a 6-4 win in the third set. Wild began singles play with a 6- (Ihe flights) all out." said Mike Kos- Bowden said the decision to drop Scholt sold controlling interest in In a close third flight. Devon Devon Bissinger beat Dossetor 6- 3, 4-6. 7-6 (7-2) defeat of Talian, soll of Ihe win. "Il was a step for- the ban was made before the club the club to financier Carl Lindner Bissinger and Beth Wilson edged 2. 7-5 to take the fifth flight. Hiscox dropped the second sel ward for our team." acquired Griffey from Seattle in a last October. She owns only one lim- Angela Dossetor and Paulina del Tracy Howiit closed the day with when Krbec won a second set tie trade Feb. 10. Players will be ited partner share in the club and has Monic 8-6 a 6-4, 6-0 defeat of del Monte. breaker to lake the match 6-2. 7-6 allowed lo wear studs that don't no say in its policies. Buckeyes junior swingman undecided on future

THE ASSOCIATED PRISS scorer for No. 6 Ohio State, said he draft after his sophomore season. Shooting. He has slruggled most of He is now shooting 81 percent at dous team." can't help but think that it might be right after helping to power Ohio Ihe season with his outside shot and the line. Redd, a Columbus native, also his last game in Value City Arena as Slate on a surprise run to the Final is hitting just 42 percent from the "Since my freshman year, some- COLUMBUS. Ohio — Michael well Four. Redd said there was never a said he would like to return because field. body always has had something to he stands to break many of Ohio Redd said he has not decided doubt he was returning. whether he will return lo Ohio State "During the game on Sunday. I'm He had 28 points and hit five free say about my game," he said. "It's State's career scoring records. He for his senior season next year As a just going lo think about it and what- "It was automatic." he said. throws down the stretch on Saturday like water off my back. This year, ranks seventh on the career list wiiii mailer of fact, he said he's trying not ever happens, happens," he said. Redd said his future can be a dis- as Ohio Slate beat then-No. 10 Indi- they talk about the percentage. Last 1.741 points. Dennis Hopson leads to even think about it. "But I really can't afford to think traction if he allows it lo be. ana. 82-71. Redd shares this week's year, it was free throws. The year with 2.096 points. about the next level or the nexi year before lhat, free throws and he's "After the season's over. I'm "I can't think about it." he said. Big Ten player of Ihe week award. Asked if passing Hopson would yet because I've still got games lo young and gunning on a weak team. be incentive to come back. Redd going to think what the options are "Il clutters my mind during games if Redd said there have always been play this year." There's always going to be some- said, "Oh yeah. A young kid from and talk lo my family about it and I think about. Oh. 1 could he first people who doubted his play, even thing there. Always." West High School, who would have make my decision." the 6-foot-6 Redd, who has scored in double round, top 10.' If you're not thinking when he jiecame the first and only swingman said yesterday. figures in 85 of 88 career games, about the game, you start missing all Even though Ohio State loses ever thought he'd come in and shat- freshman lo lead the Big fen in scor- Penn. it's inspirational leader and leads the Buckeyes at 16.5 points a kinds of shots and doing stuff that I ter so many records? It crosses my Current seniors Scoonie Pcnn. ing two years ago, or last year when point guard, and shot-blocking big game. normally wouldn't do in a game " mind, but I really can't concentrate George Reese and Ken Johnson will he shot 61 percent on free throws man Johnson. Redd said if he on it too much and let it clutter my play their final home game Sunday Despite speculation lhat he con- Redd said he is unconcerned even as Ohio Stale rolled through returned he was convinced the mind. But it would be a great honor against Illinois. Redd, the leading sidered coming out for the NBA about questions about his outside Ihe NCAA tournament. Buckeyes would still be "a tremen- to get all the records next year." P (

- - - Tuesday. February 22. 2000 The B(i News ■ SPORTS umnabgnews < om/sports Osgood, Wings Owners win arbitration

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS according to the AP study. Lasl year, the average for the 62 stop Islanders NEW YORK — For baseball players who filed rose from an aver- owners, salary arbitration was a rel- age of $781,780 to a record average THE ASSOCIATED PRESS keep us in the game. He's been ative success this year, with the of $2,099,790. doing both." average increase for players drop- Twenty-two players wound up ping from 169 percent to 124 per- with multiyear contracts, double ihe UNIONDALE. NY. — The New York's Manusz Czerkawski. cent, according to a study by The 11 last season and the most since Detroit Red Wings were not about to playing in his 400th career game, Associated Press. lose two straight to last-place teams. saw his career-high 13-gamc point 1990. when 22 of 159 in arbitration Philadelphia outfielder Bobby got multiyear deals. Multiyear deals streak end in the loss. Abreu gained the largest increase, a One day after the Red Wings hit a low of four following the 1994 1.088 percent rise from $400,000 to played a bad third period and lost to "Of course I'm disappointed." 95 strike. Czerkawski said. "At the same time a $4.75 million average in his the Chicago Blackhawks. Chris New York Yankees closer Mari- I'm disappointed at losing the game. $14.25 million, three-year deal with Osgood stopped 22 shots as Detroit ano Rivera set a record for a salary I don't think we had the same the Phillies. beat the New York Islanders 2-0 yes- in an arbitration hearing even terday. motion or energy we had againsl Just behind was Atlanta Braves New Jersey." outfielder Andruw Jones, who got a though he lost his case Saturday. "It's important to get shutouts." 1.021 percent raise from $330,000 The World Series MVP got a raise Detroit center Sergei Fedorov Osgood said. "We want to start with to $3.7 million. from $4.25 million to $7.25 million trying to get one shutout period and missed his second straight game rather than the $9.25 million he because of a bruised knee. Fedorov. Owners won six of 10 cases that move on from there." went to hearings, the fourth straighi sought. injured in Friday's loss to Los Ange- year they've won a majority of the Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter Tomas Holmstrom scored on the les, is day-to-day. power play and rookie Yuri But- decisions, but down from a 9-2 got the highest salary among those sayev also had a goal for the Red Holmstrom gave the Red Wings a record in 1999. Overall, ihey have a who filed, settling before a hearing Wings, who snapped a two-game 1-0 lead late in the opening period. 242-185 advantage over players for a $10 million, one-year deal. losing streak and moved within one Steve Yzerman moved the puck into since arbitration began in 1974. Jeter's ageni and the team have been point of Central Division-leading St. the right circle to Shanahan, who Still, they hate arbitration negotiating a record $118.5 million, Louis. circled back and fired a shot that because most players get huge raises seven year contract, a deal expected Holmstrom deflected past Weekes. and the small- and middle-market to be completed sometime this "We were very upset with our- spring. selves and we came out with a very Holmstrom has 10 goals this sea- teams are forced to match the raises solid and respectable win." said son, three on the power play. large-market clubs give their play Overall. 57 players doubled their ers. salaries, up from 44 last winter, and Brendan Shunahan, originally cred- "Wc had to come out and try to ited with Detroit's first goal. But the percentage increase 27 tripled, an increase of one. play solid and I thoughl we did dropped sharply from last year's But fewer players wound up with The Islanders, last in the Atlantic that." Osgood said. record 169 percent and was the low- huge increases. There were 11 with Division with 42 points, have been Detroit outshol New York 12-5 in est since 1996, when there was a 73 fivefold raises, down from 17. and playing their best hockey of the sea- the first. Osgood slopped two point- percent average rise. The average cighi got sixfold increases, down son. In the past week they earned a blank attempts during a 3-on-2 in increase was 154 percent in 1997 from II. lie in Philadelphia and a victory in the last 15 seconds of the frame. and 150 percent in 1998. None of the players who filed for New Jersey — two of the top three Osgood also made two good saves Of the 91 players in arbitration, arbitration took a pay cut. but seven teams in the Eastern Conference. with 5:50 left in the second to pre- the average salary rose from wound up with the same salaries "We know they work really hard serve the shutout $906,091 last year to $2,031,917. thev had a year earlier. and they just had a couple of big "Czerkawski look a shot and hit games." Shanahan said. "We didn'l my glove and the high guy banged it lake these guys lightly at all We had and it hit me in the chest." Osgood a lot ol respect for them coming in said of the first-period Hurry "He's Johnson seeks his place in Indians' lineup and we played thai way " been hot lor them — Czerkawski The shutoul was OsgiMid's fourth and that line — they're Ihe guys we THE ASSOCIATED PRESS anyone in the league. But Jimmy cult while diving head lirsi into first "I'm just here lo play and help ihis season and second in live slarls. were Irving 10 key on to try and min- plays a better first base than a lot of base during last year's playoffs the Indians as much as possible until With his 27lh shutoul. Osgood. who imize the chances ihey were going WINTER HAVEN. Fla. — Lance people realize. I want to play both of againsl Boston and could he side Kenny gets healthy He has to play has slopped ION of the lasl I Id shots II ' " Johnson is finding out what spring them some there." lined until the All Stai break when he gets healthy, and I under against, broke a second-place tic The Red Wings improved in the training is like with the Cleveland Johnson signed a minor-league Johnson will compete with Dave stand that. I jus! think it's a positive with Harry Lumlcy on the Red second when ihey fired 17 shots at Indians. Soon he will find out contract in January with the Indians. Roberts and Jacob Cruz in spring situation,'* Johnson said Wings' careei lisi Weekes and held the Islanders to six. whether he can fit into Cleveland's Johnson. 36. spent the last 2 1/2 training for the Indians' starting job Position players arc to reixtrt by "We played well," Osgood said. Butsayev made it 2-0 at 6:30 of potent lineup. seasons wilh the Chicago Cubs and in center. Johnson's experience ruesday Johnson is one 01 Ihose "We didn't play really good in the second when he got just enough Manager Charlie Manuel needs a was recommended to Cleveland by- would seem to make him the who arrived earls Chicago and we had to play a good of the puck in a scramble in from of leadoff hitter, with Kenny Lofton new Indians third-base coach Jim favorite. "I'm very comfortable with all game. They were coming off a lie the net to trickle in his fourth goal. most likely out for the first half of Riggleman, who managed Johnson Bothered h> an abdominal strain the guys here. 1 think I'll be a good against Philly and beat New Jersey. the season after shoulder surgery. til All we base 10 do is get b\ the The Red Wings also had a goal in Chicago. lasl season. Johnson played in onl) two lough games, and we knew we Manual says he doesn't plan to The Indians have been searching Yankees. Once we do lhal we can disallowed early in the period when 95 games foi the tubs He hii 260 were in for a gtxnl light." change much of what worked for a center fielder since Lofton had with one homer and 2 I RBI He was gel a ring. These guys are used to Holmstrom backed into Weekes in Islanders goalie Kevin Wcckcs before. He saOid Monday he likes surgery on his left shoulder in on Ihe disabled list trom June 10 to winning." Johnson said the crease continued his sharp play with 39 Omar Vizquel balling second and Devember. Lofton lore his rotator Aug. 20 wilh the injury Islanders defenseman Uric Cairns Robby Alomar third. Manny saves, but was ihe hard-luck loser. In AZ • Delta Zeta • 3. \x • Delta Zeta • IV AZ • Delta Zeta • \/ five games. Weekes has allowed returned from a four-game suspen- Ramirez batting fourth is a given. only nine goals on 178 shots and is sion received for a locker rtxim hall- Manuel said he wants to give- 3-1-1. way fight with Pittsburgh's Matthew ample playing lime to David Justice. Barnaby. Richie Sexson and Jim Thome. They He's shown remarkable consis- are likely to share DH duties. tency in his game." Islanders coach Detroit and New York will com- plete the homc-and-home series, the "I look at Richie as a really good Butch (hiring said. "It's one thing to first baseman." Manuel said. play with the lead, it's another thing teams' only meetings llns season. 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Dawn Zerman have been selected as Zerman, a senior guard from Fre- and will head to the wind tunnel to The following two races are in mont, was selected for Ihe ihird time test its cars. the players of Ihe week in ihe Mid- Las Vegas and Atlanta and Triplett American Conference. this season. She averaged 25 points, The decision comes with General thinks it's possible changes could be 5.0 assists. 4.5 rebounds and 4.5 Motors teams griping and the Day- in place by then. Stacey. a 6-foot-4 senior from steals per game as the Golden Flash- tona 500 producing only four on- "But Daytona's a different animal Elyria, shot <>2 percent for the week es picked up wins against Miami track passes for the lead in 200 laps. than anything else we do, other than while leading the Falcons to within a and Ohio. She had 24 points, seven Even before Dale Janeil led a Talladega." he said. hall game of the lead in the MAC's assists and six steals in 27 minutes top-five sweep by Ford on Sunday, Daytona and Talladega. Easl Division, lie had 24 points in a against ihe RcdHawks and 26 the Chevrolet and Pontiac teams NASCAR's longest and fastest 71-61 win over first-place Kent, points, seven rebounds, three steals contended that the aerodynamics ovals, are the only tracks where a then added 15 points in an 86 '5 and three assists against the Bobcats. leave them at a disadvantage, carburetor restriclor plate slows the Kevin Triplet!. NASCARs oper- stock cars. The learns build special ations director, said yesterday the engines and cars for Ihose races Uconn stays atop women's poll sanctioning body is trying to reserve Typically. Ihe restriclor plate testing time at Lockheed's wind tun- races are wild shootouts, with pass Tin ASSIK IATED PRESS first place votes and third-ranked nel in Marietta. Ga. The Associated Press Georgia (26-2) was voted No. 1 on NASCAR measured horsepower ing from start to finish and. usually, ai least one big wreck With a com- DAYTONA - Dale Jarrett, of Hickory, N.C., (88) goes low to get Connecticut remained a solid No. eight ballots. The Lady Bulldogs on six cars after the race, then trailed Tennessee by 14 points. impounded three of them larreil's bination of redesigned cars and a around Johnny Benson (10), of Grand Rapids, Mich., on lap 197 I Monday in The Associated Press new shock absorber rule thai limits of the Daytona 500 Sunday afternoon Feb. 20, 2000 at the Day- women's basketball poll. while- Louisiana Tech remained fourth. Taurus, the Grand Prix of eighth- Notre Dame was fifth and Pcnn place finisher Ward Burlon and the «li.ii the learns can do to the shocks tona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla. Jarrett won Texas Tech and Duke both made big and springs. Sunday's race was any- jumps in returning to (he Top Ten. State sixth. Notre Dame (23-2) got a Monte Carlo of I6th-place Mike the race and Benson finished 12th. big win in overtime at Rutgers on Skinner will go 10 ihe wind tunnel. thing but wild The (op six stayed the same for "From a driver's standpoint, it's a mam thing. You had to kind nt sta) u ,i\. I he team must give up the «in Ihe third straight week, bin after lha( Saturday and owns the longest Divi- "Availability is the key." Triplet! in line. When I was running second ning cat fot a yeai in exchange foi sion I winning streak at 19. said. "We're not quite sure when it lot easier racing because we're not every (earn except one changed behind Mark I Mai (in i and even $100,000. Texas Tech jumped five places to will happen" three wide, side-by-side all the places Kansas returned to Ihe poll al behind Benson I was having a haul But Triplet! said the No. 88 car seventh after beating Oklahoma and Although Sunday's race had time." Jarrett said Monday. No. 25. the second lime this season nine trying to make a move." siill will be taken to the wind tunnel. creating a four-way tie for first in Ihe good moments, including Jarrett's "But we understand that these the Jayhawks came back in the week Triplet! pointed out that behind The cat will be returned to the di- Big 12. Rutgers held at No. 8, Duke dramalic pass on Johnny Benson to fans pay to see that kind of racing. I after they fell out the leaders the race was very com- pla) in the exacl condition as it won climbed five places to ninth after lake the lead four laps from ihe end. think there's some things we can do the race. Connecticut (24-1), just three beating North Carolina State and ihe 190.000 fans spenl mosi of ihe with ihesc cars io make ihem belter. petitive "First through fifth had a difficult I in- is ihe same car that won at weeks away from a season-long run UC Sanla Barbara went from 1 Ith to day sunbathing and yawning ... We've got this sport to the highest atop the poll, received 34 of 45 first level right now and we don't need to time getting around each other," he Talladega in the fall of 1998, won at 10th, its first appearance in the Top Whether il was ihe complaints place voles from a national media take away from thai." said. "What the difference was from Daytona last July and finished sec- Ten. from compelilors or the evidence on ond in both Talladega races in 1999. panel after decisive victories over The defending scries champion sixth back we don't know. Bu( once Auburn moved up two spots to the track. NASCAR knew some- "I know you can build more St. John's and Syracuse. led i race-high 89 laps. But he said you got further back, there were 11th and was followed by LSU, thing had to be done. ems.'' said Todd I'arroll. Jarretl's his Ihird Daylona 500 victory wasn't guys passing all over Ihe place The Huskies had 1.110 points in Iowa Slate, North Carolina State, Asked if the wind tunnel tests JarTeu's ear was pm into Daytona as easy as it looked. . rev, chief. "Bui it's hard to come up the voting — 50 more than No. 2 Old Dominion. Virginia. Boston could lead to a rule change before USA. a display outside the main u iiii race cars thai drive like thai one "It was jus! difficult to pass the Tennessee College. Tulane. Marquette and Friday, when practice begins for the gate at Daytona International Speed does." race in Roekingham. N.C.. Triplet! leader." Jarretl said. "Thai was the Tennessee (23-3) received three- Mississippi Stale. LOCATION, PRICE & SELECTION LEASING FOR FALL 2000: You Will Find The Best Housing With Us! • E. Merry Avenue Apartments S21 E. MERRY -Two Bedrooms, I Hath. Furnished School Year- Two Person Kate- $63 One Year- Two Person Rate $530.00 80S THURSJM ■'!*" Bedrooms. 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There's a media circus, Schedule online 9 Carl Woll Studio will be in Bowling Green No plans for spring break volleyball, gymnastics, aerobics, cheer- enough of it. Reds, who get to defer $57.5 million the fans are in a frenzy, it's going to Try an alternative trip! leading. swimming, sailing, waterskiing, be great for the Cincinnati Reds next week lor 3 days only Schedule your The Cincinnati Reds formally of what they owe him. appointment on-line at Go lo Appalachia to do service for people self-defense, ropes, fine arts (ceramics, There's a lot of adrenalin flowing." in need! Questions interested Call Sara sculpture, drawing, painting, silk screen- welcomed Griffey to spring training "I don't think it's a triumph (for www.MrlwoKstudio.com Outside, about 200 fans — a username: bowlinggreen al St Thomas. 352-7555. ing jewelry), photography, piano, guitar, yesterday, a day alter he slipped small-market clubs)," Bowdcn said. Senior Portraits drama, video, group leaders On campus unannounced into the clubhouse 10 Ken Griffey Jr.'s contract is the much larger crowd than the day password 0037 Or call 372-8634 Portraits taken M-W Schedule online interviews March 13th Call 800-279- unpack his belongings and report to highest contract ever given to a before — watched pitchers and from I0am-6pm. Carl Wolf Studio will be in Bowling Green 3019 his new team. player in the history of the sport, so catchers work out on and hoped for next week for 3 days only Schedule your CENSUS 2000-STUOENTS COUNT Camp Willson-West Central OH-YMCA a glimpse of the newcomer. A few' appointment on-line at That was more to his liking than he's being paid a lot of money. seeks summer staff for 9 wk co-ed resi- wore Griffey Seattle or Cincinnati Come and learn about the Census Why it's important & what to do www.carlwolfstudio.com dent camp serving children 7-17 Need the front-and-cenler treatment he got "It's very unique, though, to he replica jerseys. username bowlinggreen When: 24th Feb , 2000 Thursday counselors for horseback riding, teens. yesterday. About 150 reporters and able to bring the Michael Jordan of password 0037 He didn't have time to mingle. Where: Olscamp Hall 101 A. 3-4 pm outpost and traditional camp Great photographers were on hand, fol- baseball home to where he was Or call 372-8634 Portraits taken M-W internships available1 Call 800-423-0427 After the interview and photo SCS FREE GIFTS AND SNACKS lowing his every move raised. I think he'll not'only pay for from 10am-6pm tor details See us at the Summer Job sions. he had to head off to find a himself. I think we'll probably make Senior Portraits Fair 3/14 for an interview Griffey was nervous, felt out of place to stay for spring training. He place and wished he could have more than that over the term of the City Events Senior Portraits Fraternities * Sororities" contract." was due back for a physical exam Due to tremendous response last month Clubs * Student Groups been treated like just one of the Tuesday and (he first full-squad we were unable to photograph everyone S.ddent organizations earn workout a day later. Senior Portraits who called Carl Woll Studio will be back $1.000-S2.000 with the easy ■i just r.gured id "I just figured I'd sneak into the on campus next week. Feb. 28 for campusfundraiser com three hour Griffey was looking for- Senior Portraits 3 DAYS ONLY. I! you still have not been fundraismg event No sales required. sneak mio the locker locker room without being noticed. ward to that Due lo tremendous response last month room without being r i • j », i » i we were unable to photograph everyone photographed please call 372-8634 to Fundraising dates are filling quickly, so noticed and go onu. the * didnt nave any idea there would "Yeah, I'm nervous." he who called Carl Woll Studio will be back schedule an appointment Portraits will be call today! Contact campusfundraiser.com iicid and that's it. Grif- be this many people and cameras admitted. "I just want to go on campus next week, Feb 28 lor taken M-W Irom 10am-6pm in 28 West (888) 923-3238. or visit oul and play There were 3 DAYS ONLY. II you still have not been Hall This is the final lime our wwwcampusfundraiser.com ley said wistfully. "I i » photographers will be m Bowling Green didn't have any idea some things written and photographed please call 372-8634 to PLAY SPORTS' HAVE FUN! SAVE schedule an appointment Portraits will be this school year. MONEY' Top sports camp-Maine Coun- there would be this said about me that were not Ken Griffey Jr. taken M-W Irom 10am-6pm in 28 West selors to coach all sports: tennis, base- many people and cam- true, and I just wanl to IK * Sigma Kappa ' IK Hall. This is the final time our Come visit the women ol Sigma Kappa ball, basketball, lacrosse, hockey, water- eras here " Slid 5 million Rah caller fielder make people forget about it photographers will be m Bowling Green front, ropes, BMX. mountain bike, golf, by going out there and play- Tuesday or Wednesday night 8 15-9pm Instead of the Ordi- this school year. or 9 15-10pm to Imd out what sisterhood water-ski 888-644-8080 or apply ing." is all about! www campcedar com nary Joe treatment, he got the Griffey couldn't avoid the Jordan Griffey took exception to sugges- SUMMER JOBS Michael Jordan treatment He sal comparisons, even though all he £K " Sigma Kappa * IK tions that he forced Seattle lo trade Travel Female and male counselors needed atop the first base dugout the verj wanted to do was blend in and learn Worried about pregnancy'" him. He also bristled over the talk for top children's camp in Maine. spot where Jordan w.is seated six the names of his new teammates Free Pregnancy Tests Conlidential and Top salary, roomfooardlaundry. clothing years earlier for his introduction lo about money. " 1 Spring Break Vacations' Cancun. Ja- CfltJDfl 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center "I don't consider myself any dif- & travel allowance provided Must love minor league baseball — and "I think the one thing that both- maica, Bahamas. Flonda Best Prices *w* t^'.'*.; _ orS **,-. :.C'.-^ - :r children and have skill in one or more ot ferent than anybody else on our pumped his right leg nervously dur- ered me the most was that every- Guaranteed! Free Parties & Cover charg- the following activities archery, arts & team." he said. "I just wanl lo go oul ing a hall hour news conference body said. "When an athlete says it's es! Spaces limited, book now! All major Looking for a past issue of crafts {ceramics, stained glass, jewelry), there and play and hope this ball credit cards accepted! 1-800-234-7007. basketball, canoeing, kayaking, dance not for ihe money, K's for (he the BG NEWS' "Nervous? Not at .ill. My legs club will win a championship. I'm www.endlesssummertours com (tap. pomte & jazz), field hockey, golf, aren't shaking." he said tongue in money." I've always said from Day 1 |usl one of 25 guys " '"'Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise Checkout the BG Mews archives on gymnastics (instructors & qualified spot- cheek, prompting everyone to look One (hat it's not about money." he ters), horseback nding/English hunt seal, 5 Nights S279! Includes Meals & Free the web at at his (witching leg Technically, he's one of 69 play- saiJ "And I guess in a way I proved Parties' Cancun & Jamaica S399! lacrosse, digital photography, videogra- ers in camp. Yesterday, he was the it. but it wasn't intentional." springbreaktravel com I -800-678-6386 pher, piano accompiamst, Later, he put on a complete Kcds only one that seemed to matter. Even WWW BGNEWS COW pioneering/camp craft, ropes (challenge By agreeing to take millions of "Spring Break Panama City S129! Board- home unilorm for the first lime and his new teammates got caught up in course. 25 stations), sailing, soccer, soft- dollars less to play for his hometown walk Room w/fcitchen Next to Clubs! 7 posed lor promotional photos, hold- www bonews com www :bqnews _.■ com ball, tennis, theatre, theatre technicians the moment. parties-Free Drinks! Daytona S149! South !*» ing a bat on an outside balcony. team. Griffey became a sensation in (set design, costumer). track & field, vol- Griffey walked through a semi- Cincinnati, The Reds' offices were Beach S159! Cocoa Beach SI 79! www the com me mat of com leyball, waterskiing (slalom, tnck. bare- While Griffey squirmed, the springbreaktravel com 1 -800-678-6386 circle of photographers as he led his overwhelmed by calls about tickets. foot, jumping), W S.I./Swim instructors, Reds rele.irned what it's like to have car and headed for the clubhouse and fans flew banners over the city Just in time for Spnng Break windsurfing Also opportunities for nurses, baseball's spotlight all lo themselves yesterday morning. Once inside, welcoming him home. Rent new minis, conversion or 15 pass HTML/web design and secretaries. lor something other than Pete Rose's heads turned as he walked toward vans GO-KEY RENTALS, 419-874-2277 Wanted CAMP VEGA FOR GIRLS! He has heard about the commo- or 800-370-1297 gambling ot Marge Schott's com- his two dressing cubicles — he's got COME SEE US! tion secondhand. Under 25 accepted with conditions www.campvega.com ments. so much stuff that he needs more 1 Rmt (of sum 00 & yr. 00-01. M/F. Close E-mail: ([email protected] than one "As far as all the excitement of Spring Break 2000 "Obviously the fans of Cincinnati io campus & downtown, washer & dryer, Call 1-800-838-VEGA Cincinnati. I still have family there." Panama City Beach, Fla. have fallen in love with the idea of Minor league pitchers sat in a Accommodations directly on own room, S260/mth, no utls Call 353- We will be on your campus Tuesday, he said "They were calling me and bringing Junior back home." general row with their legs crossed, walch- the strip for only SI 70-100 3410. Mary or Jasmine March 28, 2000-Olscamp Hall Rm 104 telling me they had people flying ; manager Jim Bowdcn said. "It's ing (he newcomer's every move per night All rooms sleep 4-5 people 2-3 subleasers for May-Aug . $180/mth ♦ INTERVIEWS AND INFORMATION planes and helicopters (pulling ban- FROM 10AM-4PM. tremendous for baseball, and base- with wide eyes. Outfielder Dmitri Call and book now! utilities, own bedroom. Campbell Hill, spa- ners). It was like. 'Here we go 850-234-3997 cious. Call Beth 353-6918 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. ball is finally back in Cincinnati." Young walked over, gave Griffey a again.' But I'm happy. I grew up hug. then retreated lo his dressing Bowdcn pulled off one of the (here." cubicle and watched with a huge ;*************»*#**»'**#»**»**»*«*»»** f; M M M M *VI M «t>M »- Football - Hockey - Lacrosse Even Wish Yoci Cocild Act •- Real Men Don't Wear Pads! Join the sisters of Phi Mu j Like A Kid Again? *

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