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Weather Today: Thursday chance of showers September 30, 1999 High 68. Low 47 BG News Volume 87 & Issue 27 A daily independent student press UAO still plans events despite suit By BRANDI BARHITE wide survey so students can say $7,500, the amount promised if tacted any bands and is plan- Although the Office of Stu- "If the financial burden The BG News what bands they want and how the concert was canceled. Yet ning to wait for the results of dent Affairs is handling the wojld not have been too great, Despite being threatened much they will pay for concert the band does not agree with the survey before making a They Might Be Giants case, cancelation might have been an with a lawsuit for canceling the tickets," Joyce said. the terms of the contract and decision. By December, they UAO still has to contend with option," he said. "In this case, They Might Be Giants concert UAO's legal problems began wants the remainder of the hope to have a contract. the possibility of being sued. In because of the contract, cance- last April, the University Activ- last spring when it canceled the $15,000. said Nancy Footer, Yet Joyce said in order to fact, if the band decides to sue, lation had the potential for ities Organization is still plan- They Might Be Giants concert University counsel. avoid last year's outcome, UAO UAO members involved with legal action. I would have ning a concert for next semes- one week before the scheduled Although the costs of being is going to seek more support the They Might Be Giants con- advised going ahead with the ter. performance because of low sued could put a dent in UAO's when it comes to organizing cert could be called to testify, concert." In fact, Jennifer Joyce, UAO ticket sales. The band now budget of $100,906, the money and advertising the concert. according to Ed Whipple, vice Yet Joyce, believes canceling president, said UAO is adopt- wants UAO to pay $15,000, the would be taken from each of the "This year we are going to president for student affairs. the concert was the best deci- ing a more interactive approach amount UAO had agreed to pay 13 committees and UAO could ask for help from campus orga- In hindsight, Whipple said sion for the organization. in planning concerts that will them for performing, in addi- still continue holding pro- nizations and get everyone UAO should have reviewed the "We would have lost more involve seeking student opin- tion to $5000 for incidental pur- grams, including a concert, involved because the more contract carefully and evaluat- money than $15,000 and UAO ion. poses. Joyce said. money we have, the better," she ed the ramifications for cancel- would not have been able to "We are looking at a campus- UAO has paid the band As of now, UAO has not con- said. ing the concert. survive," Joyce said. Workshops offers students look into journalism Project GLIPA encompasses wide array of sessions on different subjects Search ByJy IRENE SHARON SCOTT newspaper adviser from Mans- [~~ ' " ' ~] caters to TTic BG News field Senior High School, partic- ipation in GLIPA provides sev- The Great Lakes Inter- eral worthy opportunities and minorities scholastic Press Associ- is a bargain. By KATIE WOODS ation (GLIPA) hosted "One, we get ideas for our The BG News approximately 850 high school newspaper and yearbook," said There are a number of orga- and junior high school students Kay. "Two, our students get an nizations and services for yesterday in its 47th annual opportunity to get ideas and undergraduate students. Fall Workshop. share their ideas with students Graduate minority students also have a group that meets GLIPA is a regional organi- from other schools. It is a real deal." their needs on campus. The zation which invites students group is called Project Search from schools from Ohio, Indi- Kay added that Mansfield and it caters to the needs and ana and Michigan to attend. Its Senior High School has been concerns of approximately 250 purpose is to better school pub- attending GLIPA since 1979 minority students in the grad- lications. Most schools utilize and this year they were really uate college. the program to sharpen their impressed. "There is a lot of talk about skills and get ideas. "I commend Linda Glomski diversity, but there is very lit- According to Linda Glomski, on her organization," Kay said. tle services for multiethnic stu- GLIPA coordinator and treasur- Tonia Teyada, a junior at dents," said Lisa Chavers, er, the improvements can come LaKota West High School, said director of Project Search. in a variety of forms. by participating in GLIPA they Chavers said that many of "It can come from teacher gain motivation, see a profes- the graduate students they tar- training, networking, being sional approach to doing things get are from other parts of the with other staff and teachers and gain useful techniques country and often from under- and having resources available regarding photography. graduate universities where to them," she said. they are not minorities. "My favorite session was 'Zen BG News Photo/ IAIN EASTMAN "It is a support for those stu- This year, GLIPA offered and the Art of Creating Inter- dents who are use to being about 90 sessions on the topics esting Photographs,'" said around their 'own kind,'" of yearbook, newspaper, pho- Several high school students gather around the registration table at the GLIPA workshop yester- Rebecca Grassabaugh a sopho- day to check in for the day. The workshop offered different sessions on journalism with speakers Chavers said. tography and broadcasting. more at LaKota West High from around the area. Chavers is more than just Directors of sessions were uni- School in Cincinnati. "The the director of the program. versity students, journalism speaker's philosophy on photog- abaugh attended, told the stu- LaKota West High School, said really goes on in our school," She is a doctoral student in professors and instructors, pro- raphy was unique. He said that dents when taking photos to the session on getting story she said. "He said you need to leadership studies, which also fessional advisers experienced when taking a photos you allow their vision to come ideas by Ray Laakaniemi, an listen to everything that is puts her among the group of in publications and experienced shouldn't focus on the technical through and not get caught up associate journalism professor, going on around you." students that benefit from the high school advisers. aspect of it and the setting up of with the technical aspects. impacted her and made her Laakaniemi said GLIPA is program. Attendants of GLIPA said the picture." "Photos should be a reflec- realize the connection between effective and resourceful. being aware of one's surround- the program was beneficial for Tim Gleason, a doctoral can- tion of your personality," Glea- "There is nothing like it," he ings and creating story ideas. • See PROIECT, page five. several reasons. didate in mass communication, son said. said. "I never realized how much According to Ann Kay, a who directed the session Grass- Erin Pinkley, a sophomore at Lotus Notes Beijing police drag away meditating protesters offers new Suspected members of outiaived group defy security in Square feature By JOHN LEICESTER circle. lie protests by Falun Gong By JENNIFER LULEY The BG News Associated Press Writer A uniformed guard quickly practitioners, laid-off workers, Attention Lotus Notes users: BEIJING — Suspected came over to talk to the man. democracy activists or others disgruntled with Communist there is a shortcut for checking members of an outlawed group Two uniformed police officers your e-mail that you may not protested Wednesday by medi- and another in plainclothes Party rule be aware existed. tating cross-legged in Beijing's then walked him off the square. The government ban on If you've become tired of Tiananmen Square, until police Police have imposed intense Falun Gong came after thou- telling Lotus Notes that your quickly pounced on them and security in Beijing to prevent sands of followers surrounded notes user ID has been sup- dragged them away. disruptions to a giant parade the Chinese leaders' Beijing plied in a file, selecting your user name from the data folder, Defying the intense security and other celebrations Friday compound in April in a silent to mark the 50th anniversary day-long protest against official entering your home server in the square ahead of celebra- name and selecting your time tions Friday to mark 50 years of the Oct. 1, 1949, founding of harassment of the group. the People's Republic of China. zone, a project is in the works of Communist Party rule, four Falun Gong, whose followers to remedy this. to five people in their 20s or 30s Police pried open manholes numbered 2 million to 70 mil- "All you have to do is maxi- sat down cross-legged together Tuesday along the Avenue of lion by varying government mize your inbox and you can do on the paving and adopted a Eternal Peace 1'iat transects accounts, preaches a blend of it," said Greg Partin, a senior meditation pose typical of the Beijing, apparently checking slow-motion meditative exer- computer science major and Falun Gong group, which for bombs, and scaled them cises and ideas borrowed from Technology Support Center China's communist leaders with shiny new padlocks. Buddhism and Taoism that employee. "Once the inbox is banned in July. On Friday, 500,000 people, believers say promote health on the screen and maximized, simply click on the 'send Within seconds, uniformed including soldiers displaying and morality. some of China's most modern But Chinese leaders feared changed notes file' option to police tried yanking the pro- save you time." military hardware, will parade testers to their feet by pulling that the sect's ability to mobi- Partin said this new feature on their arms. When the pro- down the avenue to Tiananmen lize followers in protests and its saves time and steps-in signing testers refused to stand, police Square in the heart of the city. popularity were threats to on to Lotus Notes. dragged them away to a nearby In the run-up to the anniver- Communist Party rule. "It's really easy to do and pedestrian underpass. sary, police rounded up street Authorities forced devotees saves you a number of steps," About two hours later, a lone children, beggars, prostitutes to renounce the sect after out- he said. man in his 20s also began doing and others deemed undesir- lawing it. Thousands were But, the key to using this Associated Press Photo Falun Gong-type meditation able. Thousands of migrants detained and sect leaders and feature is making sure you China's banned sect Falun Gong protesters, sitting in center, are picked exercises on the square, stand- were expelled. publishers of the group's books make the change on Doth Mac- up by police officers as they meditate In Tiananmen Square on Wednes- ing with his feet apart and eyes Authorities are particularly and materials may face prose- day In Beijing. closed, arms raised to form a determined *i prevent any pub- cution. si See NOTES, page five. 5 M«'*IMWI«Wsffl lii^WII -—mmmm ' i page 2 The BG News Thursday, September 30, 1999
Brian Taylor Opinion Editor ' ^ OPINION 372-2603 So, you were rejected There comes a time in every- person only sees the superficial Funny thing is, when we PEOPLE one's life that they must face qualities that for one reason or hear them being told to us, we this issue. another, don't interest them. believe them. We say, "Okay, 111 on true stre It leaves the person with a That is it. just ask again later." Fact of the pit in their stomach, a knot in Think about yourself, how matter is, if they don't make their throat and a dent in their sure you are about the right time for you, they are rejecting Question: If UAO could bring »ny music group to BGSU, self-esteem. I am talking about "type" of person you believe you you. I who would you want to tee? rejection. Most of us spend need to be with. If someone Picture this: someone that countless hours trying to find walked up to you and began a you are interested in asks you someone to ask out or discussion, what would you out for Friday night. You approach. After that comes, think? If that person asked you already have plans that you more times than not, the single out, what would you say? More cannot change. Do you simply greatest ego destroyer in the See, without rejection, we than likely you would not be say, "I already have plans, but world — rejection. No one likes would not have the opportunity willing to go out with them if thanks anyways," and then go it, no one likes to do it, and yet to grow as an individual, to find they do not fit your "type." So on your way? Or do you offer an we find that it enters our lives out what our good qualities are, why do we get so down person- alternative? "Well, I have plans more times than we wish. or to move one step closer to ally if we get rejected? A simple Friday night, but I would like There are of course, several finding Mr. or Mrs. Right. look at the other side of things to do something. What night types of rejections. What I am The problem with rejection is will make your next rejection a works good for you?" So get the not talking about is the, "talk to that too many people take it little less painful. message if someone does not the hand cause the face ain't personally. The worst part of all is that make time for you. Move on. listening" or "why are you even As a society, we tend to see it most people have no idea when Without rejection, we would looking or talking to me" styles as a reflection of ourselves. The they are being rejected. Since never be able to truly find the of rejections. You have to at thought that someone would most of us are fairly kind person we are supposed to be least engage in a conversation not want to be with us leaves us human beings, we try not to let with, not to mention that coun- to be rejected. feeling unwanted, inadequate, people down too hard. Instead try music would have to find The type of rejection that I and all around pretty crappy. of telling someone flat out, "I something else to write about. am talking about is the one Get over it! i know that sounds don't want to go out with you Rejection is a normal part of that seems to find its way into easier than it is, but the reality because I don't like you," we the relationship field. When the hearts of most men or is this. They are not rejecting use other excuses like, "I have a you get rejected, try to remem- ivomen enough times to make you! They are rejecting a rela- project due on Monday," or "I ber that it is not you that per- you want to stop dating all tionship with you. More than just got out of a relationship." son is rejecting, it is the rela- together. Problem is, that we likely, they do not know you or You know what I am talking tionship. Besides, as we have need rejection just as much as they don't have any idea about about; we have all heard them always been told, there are we need to date. who you really are. The other or used them. plenty more fish in the sea.
Judson Laipply has been BY RYAN ELLIS rejected, has rejected other peo- £3©gG£ 0G3G ple, and more than likely will be l-rt/E cwrvffAfierv //-IS 3&AEAf£t, THE- THf- vtsx-v ensure* W»£E fiwb ~tH*- r> I-JS (wo PH-JB-S" F°v- snyt>E/^'r- rejected sometime in the near U.R -me. /ifjtxrKM Is friendship possible? versation with someone who was anxious, I wanted her knows your fondest wishes, back, but I had faith that your deepest darkest secrets, things could work again. I was requires incredible social skills. 1 ijjoiszH.-- Bur u**rr ^wr W-H content to bide my time. You can't just bring it back I wrote her a letter. It was a down to the level at which you lengthy retelling of where I >«rv«*ja^V started. Like Thomas Wolfe thought things went wrong, it said, "You can never go home." was all my fault, and how I I, believe it or not, was in a wanted her back. She came relationship recently. We were home, had a new boyfriend, and together, we were in love. I rejected me. However, we could ueu, MML THAT'S JUrr thought everything was right still be friends. i ra«v tHWWrronf with the world. Boy, was I I think relationships are The source of my angst, and wrong. We were together all the this column, is the fact that \ SEMKJVeX- 79/E- really more trouble than time. We shared everything, that was our last real conversa- *\.- they're worth. I mean, making everything'. She, being the an emotional investment in tion. I've called her a few times ifc woman, spoke of marriage. I, and left loads of unanswered another human being is risky. being the man, smiled and When you do, you open yourself messages. We haven't really \T>Eftr+* aW.-.,il,J.. soiled myself. We were in love. talked. "How are you?" I ask. up to loads of pain and suffer- Summer came, she stayed here, ing that you wouldn't have had "Busy, goodbye," is her reply. I went home. I came up every Our mutual friendships have to deal with otherwise. I'm not week to spend time with her. It are students stuck in such a we aren't supporting the local saying anything as cliche as also suffered I was close with There is something was love, it had to be. her roommate before she and I rut? This was a free event put music scene. Maybe a better "love stinks;" it's just that love Then, for reasons that are to do here in BG on by our community and the scene would force UAO to have is risky business. There's plen- were even together, and that none of your concern, I had to one isn't calling me either. Over the past few weekends majority of students did not a bigger concert on campus. ty of room for collateral dam- go away for several weeks. She take advantage of it. There age. From my point of view I don't I noticed the lack of students at Nobody can complain about said she'd miss me terribly. We think she sees me as a friend. campus and community events. was plenty of beer and food something unless they are sup- The worst sort of post-rela- planned to correspond through tionship trauma can come from I'm a mistake, a boring verbose The years I have been in Bowl- offered, and the festival only porting it. You shouldn't have letters and phone calls. All was mistake that's best forgotten. went until 11:30 p.m. — plenty the right to criticize something a romance with a close friend. well for awhile. We spoke of ing Green I've always heard When you and a friend decide Either she has little desire to of time to go to your favorite you aren't backing. This goes many things, mainly how we see me, or she really is very people say, "There is nothing to to take things to "the next missed each other. Then one do in BG." It only seems that bar. The more involved stu- for our football team as well. If busy. dents become, the more the fes- level," you're really playing day she said she wanted to take way because students do the you aren't attending the games with fire. Point being, we aren't tival would cater to students (in to support the team, don't com- it down a notch. We'd been same thing every Thursday, In circumstances when you spending too much time with friends, or at least we aren't Friday, and Saturday. terms of the selection of musi- plain about how bad the team is each other. OK, I thought, let active friends. Hence my opin- cal acts). just meet a person and sudden- There is much more going on playing. ly you two are a couple, it's not her have fun while I'm gone, ion that friendships don't tend in BG that is going unnoticed. The live music that is coming This is a big weekend in that bad when you break up. and things will be as they were to survive relationships. Of The Black Swamp Arts Fes- through BG is also going unno- Bowling Green. There are After all, you didn't know each when I return. course, I have incredibly little tival is one of the best events ticed. One of the big problems bands playing at Brewsters, other. You had your friends and Trouble was she discovered experience in these matters. BG has to offer. There are fine is because of absolutely no cov- Easy Street and Howard's all she had hers. Unless your that she was having more fun Hell, maybe it is all just me. art exhibits, and live music all erage in the BG News about weekend long. The Tibetan friends decided they liked her without me. To make a long Maybe I'm just an asshole. local or regional bands that are Awareness Concert will be held better, you're not doing too story short, I was dumped. I Such theories have been offered weekend, with three stages to by a variety of sources. For the choose from. The music ranges playing in town. I have seen on Saturday with local music badly. It's when you were was mortified. She gave good random CD reviews, but what featuring The Big Creak and a friends, and then you became reasons of incompatibility and time being I remain confused from the best local and nation- and jaded. I look to strange (as ally established acts from all about bands that are actually surprise band from New York. more than friends, that real unresolved issues. It seemed loss and sorrow are close in unfamiliar) women for inti- over the country. This year's playing in BG? There are many This will take place outside the well thought out. Besides, we'd great bands from BG and bands behind, waiting for something still be friends, wouldn't we? mate relationships. Perhaps festival lineup was great, high- Student Services building. The she will start to miss me and that are touring through BG football team will return home to go wrong. We'd just been friends before; lighted by Moxy Fruvous, but if When you two break up, we could be just friends again. I give me a call, or maybe she you looked at the crowd you that are worth writing about. I for a game under the lights on will call me once things slow think the BG News should Saturday at 7 p.m. against rival someone almost always says, believed it. saw almost no students. "Let's still be friends." It is a When I came home, she'd down for her, or when the new If you took a look at Wooster spend some time and focus a Toledo. There is no reason to go season of "Ally McBeal" starts. section of the paper on local noble yet foolish and empty gone away. She'd gone to a fair you could see lines of students home this weekend or to say statement. Friendship with a of sorts. She'd be there for the Peter Jamison is a columnist headed to the same bar they music happenings. "There is nothing to do in BG." person whom you've seen next two weeks and there was for The Mews. Offer him solace were at the night before. Why We really can't jump all over Jason Buehner naked on numerous occasions is no way to contact her. It really by e-mailing petejam@bgnet. UAO for not having a concert if [email protected] not so easy. Pleasant, glib con- was just a big coincidence. I bgsu.edu. 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt It. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publication without prior permission of Phone: (419) 372-2601 ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than S00 words (less The BG News is prohibited. than two typed, double-spaced pages). 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Matt Steiner Clint McDonell Or, send it on e-mail to [email protected] and give It the sub- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any Sports Editor Copy Chief ject, "Letter to the Editor". errors In stories or photograph descriptions. Also, you can check out back Issues of the Opinion page on the Scott Zimmer Mike Lehmkuhle web at www.bgnews.com. Decisions made by the Edltor-ln-Qhlef and the Editorial Board are final. Graphics Editor Photo Editor Thursday, September 30, 1999 The BG News page 3 Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603 the rain, holding a sign that read watching a video that starred the ACROSS I < 1 - < ■■ M -.- a "South Hall." Apparently, I looked likes of Annie Lennox, Madonna and 1 Grow less • pretty funny. Everybody asked me Tina Turner, and listening to our 6 Flat-bottomed ( " boat why I was protesting South Hall. One favorite CDs. Doncha wish you could 1 !■■■ ' 1 guy said to me, "Hey, I'm with you on learn like I do? We actually had a 10 Skillfu 14 Force back • 122 this one. South Hall sucks. Oughta functional reason for studying these 15 Help with the HI tear that thing down." musicians, however — analyzing dishes ■1 ?A 25 I ■"> What I was actually doing was women's role in music, and how that 16 Smell 31 directing the GLIPA workshop stu- role has been partly defined by male 17 Charms ?' ■ H I 19 "Pretty Woman" dents towards the building. Nobody historians. Just so you know that 1 32 33 V 1 35 t' 3' seemed to require my assistance. I don't take slacker classes. Just good co-star 7 p. did, however, see just about every 20'Ben _■ 38 1 *1 ***&& classes. 21 Performances n single living person that I know, Rock on. 23 Go to fi? 4 | ~ 1 u except for my great aunt Ree. I got a 26 Palliates They call me Supa MB lot of laughter and pointing fingers. GET TO THE GOOD PART 27 Venture a thought BBH BBSS.4' And nobody spared me the "nice 29 Ventrloquist WAKING UP BEFORE NOON fin 1 K H 5? 153 1 tunic" crack. But I didn't mind. I then spent a couple hours check- Bergen 32 Hit books w 155 1. ■~ 50 ing my e-mail and reading philoso- 35 Get handed a H As a special treat to you readers RAIN AND NOODLES phy, as well has having a couple good bum fX* •.l T62 a today, I'm going to share the really chats with a variety of past and pre- good day I had yesterday It all start- 38 Time period So I spent an hour or two in the sent professors. That always feels 39 Also &* 66 ed when I woke up at about 8:30 a.m. rain, holding a sign and fending off good, to share ideas and whatnot. 40 Moray __ P7 fcp m I basically don't know what the sky jeers and strange looks. It was great. And after that, I had yet another 41 AGabor looks like before noon, so this was an 42 Actor Brynner My hair gets all wavy in the rain, and good class. In this one, we received S 1999 TNOJIW Media Ssmncejs. lie lO/lfSE accomplishment. I had a leisurely there's something primitive and fun the coolest assignment: care for a lit- 43 Autho- of "Such All rights rese*ved shower, and took a hugely long time Darling Dodos" about being drenched to the bone. tle Egg Baby (see Word of The Day, 46 "Peer Gynt" picking out what to wear (because And it just got better from there. I below). everything I like is in the laundry). I playwright know I sound facetious, but I was 47 Looking up and ended up with uncomfortable pants At my high school, we never got to 8 Fuel cartel \^ J.V. \*J \J W5 having a good time. It only improved do cool stuff like that. I know other down 9 Compass mnrrl and a decent T-shirt. Weird Al's latest when my shift ended and I got to the 48 Leaving nothing direction HJ U 1 LL CD was the soundtrack to my morn- high schools had like, real robotic dining hall and they actually had children with cyber-programmed- out 1 0 Turned-down ing — I'm sure my neighbors were 51 Atlantic islands corner LOOKING FOR Ham and Noodle Casserole. I about mood disorders or whatever, but we 54 Grouping 1 happy about that. fell over. They never have ham and S By 10 a.m. I was in the Grand never did. I dunno. 57 Highland hat 1 2sSr ANSWERS IN ALL noodle casserole, ever, and it's my .Ballroom of the Student Union, sign- Anyway, so I have an egg baby 60 Great Lake \ 3 Snockorkxk THE WRONG absolute fave. now. His name is Fergus. Of course, I 61 Skim on a wet 1 ing in for my GLIPA (Great Lakes 8 Two-lmger sign p| . rpc9 So I indulged myself with a big have to endure more smart-alecky road 2 2 More meager r-LMueo . Interscholastic Press Association) 64 Takes advantage 2 4 Blow-up letters GET SOME HELP volunteer shift. GLIPA is a workshop serving of industrial strength com- cracks, but I don't mind. Fergus is mercially supplied "homestyle" casse- basically a good child. I think he has of 2 5 Fit for evaluation ronu TUC for area high school kids who haven't 65 Mimic 2 7 Listen to FROM THE role. Yummy. my eyes. yet found out thai journalism is not a 66 Clumps of fluff 2 8 Machj Picchu ANSWER KEY — You're jealous already, aren't you. Or not. But he's a lot of fun. I sug- profitable career As a journalism stu- 67 Closely confined gest you adopt one for yourself. r, S..1 .__ www.banews.com dent myself, I get all sorts of benefits 68 Fuss ; \j DU'eiy ^Kj;i:>iiry MY CLASSES ARE BETTER 69 Abominable for volunteering to do this stuff. For There's a lot of eggs out there, looking grades THAN YOUR CLASSES! for a good home. You can help. snowmen ; 1 Enlarged example, wearing a stylish striped 3 Millennia orange tunic. You get a lot of atten- So I'm flying high as a kite, just FINALLY DOWN ; I4 Box seat 46 Most sck 55 Confab tion when you're dressed like some 1 Foot structure J 5 lntractab>e 48 Freeze 56 Secretarial kind of twisted candy striper. thrilled with the way things are 2 Swam c 6 Bard's river 49 Scandinavian mistake going, proud of myself for doing my That's my good day I'm sure you 3 Official valuation ; 7 Spasm of 50 Foreign 58 Against DO I KNOW YOU? civic GLIPA duty and also making it arc all thinking that I must have a 4 Hano. holiday distress 52 Fictional 59 Army meal to class. pretty pathetic life if that's a good 5 Actor Wallach t 4 Single-handed swordsman 62 Layer 6 Prousi character t 5 Caustic solution 53 Lemon's widow 63 Falsehood Anyway, I was soon standing in And rewarded I was for making it day. Well, maybe you're right. But I to class. We spent the whole time don't mind A non-threatening environ- The program will feature tradi- EI^mh!mnininaTjynere?y here.' It's a little cpnfcontusing toi make the transitionifror from 8 ment for those individuals tional and modern works for UPCOMING with coming out, personal n Tuesday to like, 47 degrees on Wednesday. 1 like my weather predictable,,okay? the shakuhachi, an end-blown £> - and academic related issues. Japanese flute, and the koto, X z 07 Hanna Hall. events i the traditional 13-stringed Japanese harp. The concert is Ohio weather WORD Thursday, Sept. 30 Friday, Oct. 1 being sponsored by the Ethnic Thursday, Sept. 30 Cultural Arts Program, the of the day Noon AccuWeather" forecast for daytime conditions, high/low temperatures 6:30 p.m. dean's office and the Depart- Power Interviewing Exploding into the New Mil- egg baby lenium Latino Style ment of Music Composition/ This workshop is geared History in the College of Musi- Pronunciation: egg bay-bee towards students in the College Kickoff for Hispanic Heritage Month. Speakers include Louis cal Arts and the Asian studies Function: noun of Business and Technology. It program at BGSU. The concert is designed to help candidates Escober and Robert Torres, as is free and open to the public. Etymology: egg, egg; baby, become familiar with the well as the music of Afro-Rican Bryan Recital Hall, Moore baby. Duh. stages, styles, and techniques Ensemble. Olscamp Hall. of successful interviewing. 211 Musical Arts Center. Date: umm ... 1999. Or earli- South Hall. 4 p.m. Men's Tennis hosts 8 p.m. BGSU/Keefe Invitational 1: An ordinary egg used in 8 p.m. The Magical Millenium Tour The Falcons host a weekend an educational experiment. Simon Birch A show for all ages. $1 donation UAO film. $2 with University tournament. Other schools Usually the experiment or pro- scheduled to participate suggested. Planetarium. ject involves treating the egg ID. Also showing at 11 p.m. Ill Olscamp Hall. include Dayton, Eastern Ken- like an actual baby: putting it to tucky, Eastern Michigan, Ferris 8 10 p.m. sleep, scheduling baby-sitters State, Wright State, Xavier Public Skating 8:15 p.m. for it, feeding it, and making and Youngstown State. Keefe Ice Arena. "Camila" Courts. sure mean people don't squish Argentina. 1984. Director: it. Usually, the purpose of the Maria Luisa Bemberg. True 11 p.m. 7 p.m. egg baby is to teach the "par- story of Camila O'Gorman, an Simon Birch Volleyball hosts Ball State ent" some parenting skills or aristocratic young woman who The Falcons host Ball State in UAO film. $2 with University ethics. falls in love with a novice Jesuit ID. Ill Olscamp Hall. priest. For more information the official home opener. Ander- Example: "I received my egg call 372-2268. Free and open to son Arena. baby in philosophy class today, the public. Gish Film Theater. TBA * * * and ever since then I've had to 8 p.m. i Women's Golf at Penn State Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Showers T-sloims Flumes protect little Fergus from insult at 9 p.m. Guest Artists: Michael Fall Invitational tidAaaaomdPnss every turn." visionLite Gould and Iwasaki Chieko University Park, Pennsylvania. TV GUIDE SECTION THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30,1999 6:00 I 6:30 7:00 7:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 ! 10:00 1 10:30 1 11:00 1 11:30 1 October 4 - 6 BROADCAST STATIONS Nml CBS Evening Wheel of Jeopardy! S. Diagnosis Murder Sieeprti Chicago Hope VGotlaHave 48 Hours (in Slereo) X NewsX Lai* Show '■ CD News 3 Fortune V Murder (In Slereo) X Heart' (In Stereo) 5 Siereo) X Newsl " ABC World Entertainment Hollywood Whose Line Is Whose Line Is Movie: * * !i' 6Vver.y Niflj Cc*>' (1994 Drama) Ett*e Murphy NewsX Nightline 5 News Tonight 7 CD Tonight IT Squer-S rl Any*ay-> K It Anyway It Axel Foley uncovers crtrwial act* t*s at a ihe-ne park IT S) Mows J; <4BC Nightly Drew Carey (In Frssler "Bad PrUde/in Jesse 0- .in,) Frasler "Father Starit Raving ER 'Leave It to Weaver rstwiX Tonight Show Slereo) X Dog-1 Sletec) X UJM Jess* Jt oi N Btidrl Mad (In Stereo) (Season Premiere) (in Stereo) X (In Slereo) X KING & QtieeN Net Call Ne. Business Newshour With Jim Lehrer X Sailyklesangel Demi rescues a Mystery! 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"■+**• ...... ! page 4 The BG News Thursday, September 30, 1999; Melissa Naymik Editor-in-Chief WORLD NEWS 372-6966 One liver transplant saves three patients Radio station accused of stealing stories The Associated Press The Associated Press TOLEDO — The Blade has filed a lawsuit accusing a radio PARIS — Three French patients have received liver trans- Eye on the Nation station and its morning host of "pirating" stories out of the daily plants thank.' to a single donor in a "domino" procedure that a newspaper and using them on the air as if they were the station's French transplant team is calling a medical first. own. Dr. Henri Bismuth, head of the transplant team at the Paul The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Lucas County Common Pleas Brousse Hospital's Hepatobiliary Surgical Unit in Villejuif, out- May I help you? Court, said the station used the newspaper's articles without side Paris, told reporters Wednesday that three adult men crediting The Blade or obtaining permission. received the transplants. The newspaper accused WSPD-AM of violating the Ohio A healthy liver taken from a brain-dead donor first was trans- Deceptive Trade Practices Act. The Blade said the radio station's planted into a patient suffering from amyloid neuropathy, a use of its product could hurt the newspaper's circulation and abil- genetically-caused disorder in which the liver produces a toxic ity to attract advertisers. protein that destroys the body's major organs. "All we ask is that when they use our work, they tell the lis- The disease does not damage the liver and can be cured teners it's ours," the newspaper's lawyer, Fritz Byers, said through a liver transplant, Bismuth explained. Wednesday. The first patient's own liver was removed and then divided The radio station's manager denied the allegations. into two halves: one half was transplanted into a patient with a "We would not intentionally pirate any other journalist's liver tumor, the other into a man suffering from cirrhosis of the work," said Andy Stuart, vice president and market manager for liver. Clear Channel Communications Inc.'s five Toledo stations. Rare tiger cubs make their debut at zoo Bell Atlantic seeks to offer long-distance The Associated Press The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Three rare Sumatran Tiger cubs enjoyed WASHINGTON — The nation's largest local phone company. their coming out party at the National Zoo on Wednesday, frol- Bell Atlantic, asked federal regulators Wednesday to let it enter icking in their den under the watchful eye of their mother and the New York long-distance market. By year's end, it could be the some curious humans. first regional Bell company to offer long-distance service to its Chrissie, Eric and Mike were born June 24 to Kerinci, a 14- local customers. year-old tigress, but have been hidden from spectators until now. Bell Atlantic, which serves the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states, filed its application with the Federal Communications Each weighs about 27 pounds. Commission detailing the steps it has taken to open its local "I like to watch them, because they're playful and they're cute. phone business in New York to competition. That's the standard I also think they would make good pets, because if somebody the company must meet, under the 1996 Telecommunications Associated Press Photo tried to hurt me they could save me," said 7-year-old Kaitlyn Act, before regulators will let it provide long-distance in its Osteguin, who was visiting the zoo with her class. Northern Trust Securities analyst Kenneth Shank, right, listens region. Other Bell companies have tried this before, without success. The tiger that sired the cubs — 8-year-old Rokan — was kept to McDonald's manager John Yelenosky, center, explain the way orders are filled. McDonald's is putting 100 analysts and But Bell Atlantic says its case is different. away for fear he would hurt them. But looking on like a proud "We have every confidence that we've done everything that's papa was curator John Seidensticker, credited by zoo officials portfolio managers to work in an effort to improve their under- standing of how the company works. been required," Ivan Seidenberg, Bell Atlantic's chairman, told a with bringing Kerinci to Washington from a zoo in Jakarta, news conference. "The market is very competitive and irre- Indonesia, in 1989. versibly open." Law enforcers test new net throwing gun By TOM KIRCHOFER trying the product, which is relations problems that result ive suspects require such force." Associated Press Writer made by Foster-Miller Inc., a when officers shoot lightly Foster-Miller's Webshot pro- BOSTON— Police soon may company in the Boston suburb armed but belligerent suspects. ject grew out of an Army con- be able to do what Spiderman ofWaltham. Some departments have tract and has been in develop- can: net suspects by firing a "It's going at about 65 mph tried guns that fire bean bags ment for about eight years, i.P.rt.».n EXCITING INTERNET COMPANY! web. toward you, so you have no to knock down uncooperative Gaskell said. The Army had Police departments are time to react," said Shawn suspects. 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"It also kind of stuns "The police officer today has Campus Operations Manager It looks a bit like a shotgun, you because it's loud and basically the same instruments range is only 7 to 30 feet. but fires a Kevlar net that can there's a big flash." at his or her disposal as Wyatt But, that is enough to meet wrap up a suspect long enough A consensus is emerging in Earp had," said Michael Buerg- the needs of police, who also * Earn great money for officers to slap on a pair of law enforcement that officers er, a professor of criminal jus- can afford the Webshot — nets handcuffs. need more alternatives to their tice at Northeastern Universi- sell for about $50 apiece. Fos- * Excellent resume builder At least 20 law enforcement guns and nightsticks, partly to ty. 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Customer pays at applicable sales tax ( AddMonal loppings extra Adottonai toppings extra Additional loppings extra 1 4 IMNUMMMMMU ' ■ -- ■ MM page 6 The BG News Thursday, September 30, 1999"- ^■-- Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 rra^== 40tf) rUttmtoersfarp Series; CelehnaTing BG's 1959 'Small Schools Narwnal Championship' season This is the first part of a weekly series which Falcons stampede over Thundering Herd, 51-7 will relive the BG foot- A nervous and doubtful head coach, Doyt a McClain to Ron Blackledge ball team's only perfect Perry, had his tensions and doubts dis- aerial which covered 31 yards. JW»9 season. This week in pelled as the 1959 version of the Bowling Ramsey kicked his third con- 1959, the Falcons began Green Falcon football team crushed an version in succession and the a quest which under-manned Marshall College eleven, halftime score was 29-0. inevitably led to recog- 51-7, in the Mid-American opener for both Perry's forces continued the p nition as the top 'small teams. The game was played September 26 rout in the second half as they school' in the country. at Huntington, W. Va., before an estimated kicked off and quickly gained Skills Every week an article 3,500 fans. possession of the ball on will bw run from the With only seven minutes elapsed in the downs. After driving from 1959 BGNews will be first period, Bob Colburn, all-Ohio quarter- their own 37 to the Marshall on center back in 1958, completed a pass to end Jerry 30, BG sent Comer off the Roberts on the BG 45-yard line. Roberts, right side of the line on an court while being tackled, lateralled to Chuck amazing and scintillating Comer and the speedy halfback romped the jaunt into paydirt. A Colburn What do you think you are remaining yards for the score. to Casey pass netted two doing? You can't play there. Jim Andrews of BG picked off an enemy extra points and the score- These were the words that aerial on the 40. Six plays later Russ Hep- board registered BG 37, Mar- came out of an upperclassman ner cut 25 yards off right tackle for the sec- shall 0. friend's mouth the first time I ond BG score. Chuck Ramsey again was At this point the Thunder- BG News Photo Archive went to play basketball over at successful on his second conversion ing Herd began to show some the Rec last year. attempt, and the score was 14-0. life as they halted still another "You have to be good to play Some of the 1959 BG gridders pose with their legendary Once again, Marshall had no success and BG drive on their own 11. Get- coach. Ihere," my friend said. was forced to punt. From their own 33, the ting possession, they drove I guess getting the most Falcons marched 67 yards and scored the downfield via the airlanes to John Ruper. Jim Potts picked up two more valuable player award in bas- third TD as Bernie Casey dived over from the Falcon 13-yard line. From here Greg ketball my eighth grade year on a keeper around end. two yards out. Dave McClain, who had Porter carried three straight times and doesn't cut playing on center The final score came a minute and 39 replaced Colburn on this drive, passed to finally plunged over from the three. court at the Rec. That and the n 1959 Falcon head seconds later as Al Junior swept left end Roberts for the two points after the touch- Running through the Herd almost at from the four. BG was driving as the clock fact I have half the hops of coach Doyt Perry down and a 22-0 lead. will, BG went 56 yards on 10 plays, capping Larry Bird and a cross-over ran out. Touchdown number four was counted on the series with a three-yard scoring run by dribble that my grandma could steal away from me doesn't G^" i help cither. I think it is a known fact to any basketball player who vis- its the Rec regularly, to stay Salaam gets new chance with Cleveland away from center court, unless you have basketball skills. Not "I averaged 6 points a game By TOM WITHERS sprained right knee forced him me and put the things in it that up so I was disappointed," he any way he can. back in high school" skills, but AP Sports Writer to miss four games in 1996, and were going to help me." said. "But this has made me real basketball skills. They BEREA, Ohio — Once in 1997, he broke his right leg Salaam was signed as a free more focused and made me "I think I have a lot left," he • Rashaan Salaam got himself during a pile up in the third more hungry." might as well put up a sign that agent by the Oakland Raiders said. "1 think I have a lot to says: from the hours from 5:00 drug-free, he had a second game of the season against in June, and the 24-year-old Detroit. He still thinks the Raiders p.m. to dark, this court is chance in pro football. Now, the showed flashes of the player made the wrong move. show in this league," he said. "A ; reserved to those who don't Cleveland Browns are giving Depressed, he became with- who once dominated college even come close to stinking. the running back another one. drawn and began smoking mar- football games. "No, not at all," he said when lot of people thought it was over . asked if Wheatley was more Some of these players at cen- Salaam, who jeopardized his ijuana habitually. "I had a great camp," he said. productive. "I'm clearly a better for me in Chicago. I've got a lot' ' *er court are just plain good. life and playing career because "I was going through a "For me to be out of football for back than him. Clearly." I'm not saying are the greatest of an addiction to marijuana, to prove." ;J£ at the fundamentals of basket- depression stage and the only 20 months and come back the signed a one-year contract with way I could medicate myself way I did. The sky's the limit" Salaam had a good workout ball, because I have seen a lot of the Browns, who hope the for- last week for the expansion Notes: Palmer said he has>;& them put on a circus show that mer Heisman Trophy winner "This gives me a chance to get back into the Browns, whose roster is certain been impressed with the Patri^S I'm sure would make any bas- can help their sorry running to undergo many more trans- ketball coach scream. But, their game. race and get my name back out there. I'm formations in their first year ots, especially quarterback^ backyard pick-up game is like making a new start, but the biggest thing for back in the NFL. The Browns "This gives me a chance to scenes from the movie "Above play host to unbeaten New Drew Bledsoe, who PalmerjS get back into the race and get me is to learn the system as fast as I can." the Rim" or "White Men Can't England this Sunday. Jump." my name back out there," Rashaan Salaam helped groom while an assis^/jj Usually, when 1 am watching Salaam said Wednesday. "I'm Newest Cleveland Brown Cleveland, which waived dis- tant in New England. "He is itfj. the "center court" players do making s new start, but the appointing running back their thing, I will sit in back on biggest thing for me is to learn Sedrick Shaw, has gained just a zone right now," Palmer said^ the wooden bench and try to the system as fast as I can. The 192 yards on the ground in its ... Browns rookie offensive's look like 1 am damn good for a last three years I learned a lot But the Raiders decided first three games. Quarterback was to use marijuana," he said. short guy. I will just sit there, about life, its ups and downs. instead to sign Tyrone Wheat- Tim Couch is the team's second guard Steve Zahursky ijfjj maybe dribble the ball aroun.i a And as long as you hang in "That was the wrong thing to ley, who like Salaam has had an leading rusher, and he's gotten little, and act like basketball is there and stay positive things do. But I thought it could help up-and-down pro career. his 89 yards in two games on expected back in 2-3 weeka*3 the easiest thing since sliced will work out for you." me out. But I was depressed. It Salaam was released earlier scrambles. was a time in my life when after undergoing a knee scopd^; bread. That is until the ball Salaam was always able to this month by the Raiders, who bounces off the my foot and I things were just falling apart." Browns coach Chris Palmer outrun his problems, and for said they favored Wheatley said Salaam's role will depend on Tuesday. Zahursky had woijS look stupid. Then I usually try The Bears, who drafted him most of his life that meant because of his ability to play on how quickly he can learn the to play it off like I hurt my foot. in the first round of the 1995 special teams. the starting job over Scotfig Last year, I saw former BG merely beating a linebacker or playbook. Palmer added he isn't defensive back to the end zone. draft, released him before the Rehberg before being injured ini5 great and current basketball Getting cut surprised him, concerned with Salaam's past '98 season. Sitting out all of last Salaam said. He thought he world champion with the San But while with the Chicago year, he stayed clean and in off-field problems. practice last week. ... Defensives Antonio Spurs Antonio Daniels Bears, Salaam who won the had outplayed Wheatley. But shape as he contemplated the the experience convinced "What has happened in the "ball it up" at the Rec on center Heisman in 1994 at Colorado future and a possible comeback back Antonio Langham, wh{j^- Salaam he could be successful past is history. We go from here court. 1 just sat there in awe, and rushed for more than 1,000 on," Palmer said. "People make broke his thumb in Week 2, ha pitying all the guys trying to "My life had went from great at the pro level again, and yards his rookie year, was to bad," he said, "and I just had mistakes." shut him down. I especially renewed his conviction. been upgraded to questionably slowed by injuries. to sit down and take away the liked the part where he took off "I was a Raiders fan growing Salaam is sorry for his and in the paint and threw down a A pulled hamstring and things that were going to hurt ready to help the Browns win for Sunday's game. tomahawk jam on some poor fool. Of course, that's why he is in the NBA and driving a nice Neon Dieon hopes to shine in return with Dallas Red Mercedes Convertible around. People like myself know that By JAIME ARON off game also against the Cardi- nine full games and teams usu- it is in their best interest to AP Sports Writer nals. ally tried to avoid throwing to head a court or two over in IRVING, Texas — He makes Sanders played in the Pro his side. either direction. We don't play quarterbacks ignore half the Bowl, then hoped the pain "Do you think they just woke with Antonio Daniels, we play field, forces punters to think would go away in the offseason. with the other guys who get twice about giving him some- It didn't, so he underwent up in the morning and said, nothing but air on a fade away thing to return and leads the surgery in April. He began well, we ain't going to throw at jumper, and are lucky to touch postgame prayer. practicing earlier this month Deion? No, no. It got that way the rim. We play with some of Deion Sanders will being and finally feels ready to go. for a reason," he said. the old guys who come to the doing it all again starting Sun- There's always a highlight Sanders also led the NFL Rec everyday. Some of these old day when Dallas plays Arizona. waiting to happen when last season with an average of guys even school us sometimes. But it remains to be seen Sanders is on the field. He's one Why don't they just mark the whether Sanders can be at his of the handful of guys around 15.6 yards per punt return. courts. The far courts at each All-Pro best five months after the league you can't take your Sanders took six kicks at least end should be the beginner toe surgery and nine months eyes off because he's capable of 30 yards, reaching the end zone courts. For all the people who since his last meaningful game. doing something exciting on twice. play to ten that takes an hour Sanders hopes Cardinals any play. "Even if I'm not tested on and a half to finish. I played on quarterback Jake Plummer is And Sanders loves to enter- defense, they have to punt," that court the other night and willing to find out the hard way. tain, whether it's taunting got kicked off right in the mid- "I'm laying before the Lord opponents by holding out the Sanders aid. dle of a game because five or six saying, "Lord, please let Jake ball, high-stepping down the Safety George Teague said people had it reserved for vol- throw this ball to me,' because sidelines or doing one of his vic- he expects teams to make leyball. The courts inside, that I've got a new holy ghost dance tory dances. Sanders prove he's 100 percent should be the intermediate I'm going to give you guys out As much as Sanders' antics courts. For the players who are healthy. there on that field,' " Sanders annoy opponents, his ability "Everybody is going to want sloppy, but respectable. And of said. can hurt even more. course, that leaves the center to know how well his toe is," Sanders sprained his left big He had five interceptions Associated Press Photo for the quick, powerful, and toe early in a Nov. 15 game in last year, his most in four Teague said. "I think the first After missing half of last year's season and the first part of this those who can dunk. At least Arizona. He missed five games, years. That's even more impres-' time he goes out there and that is what I think. year, Dallas Cowboy Dieon Sanders will make his return Sunday." then returned for a Jan. 2 play- sive considering he only played snags one of thos* outs." Thursday, September 30, 1999 The BG News page 7 No cheers for girls soccer in Cleveland By MIKE WENDLING Sunday." Fred Engh, president of the league announced the plan for n't like it when abuse is hurled announced the ban. AP Sports Writer National Alliance for Youth silence earlier this month, sev- at referees. "We want kids to be able to Sports, said the ban was the "But every single player I've CLEVELAND — When play- learn and to be able to think eral smaller leagues tested the ers in the Northern Ohio Girls first of its kind that he was concept at some of their games "I think it will be better on talked to is thrilled with the and play without the constant aware of. He thinks a silent Sunday," she said. Soccer League boot amazing yelling," league president Al with success — measured in idea," Pavlovich said. goals and make stellar saves Soper said. Sunday is a great idea. subdued crowds and happy Joceyln isn't too worried this Sunday, the only reaction Going noise-free for an entire "Parents have lost perspec- players. about losing out on accolades if from their fans will be silence. Officials with the league for she makes a big play. season is unlikely, officials say, tive of what youth sports are all Although parents and coach- 3,800 girls ages 8 to 14 had pre- about," he said. "This is a wake- but if Sunday goes according to Parents won't cheer. Coaches viously discussed a possible es in the Northern Ohio Girls "It might oe weird if people will only be able to nod, quietly, up call, a giant time-out for League won't be given a red plan, the league will consider noise ban, but Soper made the adults." aren't saying anything," she in approval. decision to silence the crowds card for cheering, Soper hopes said. "It's nice to hear cheering having another silent day in the stands will be completely Fed up with boisterous, after refereeing a boys' soccer As recently as Monday the But sometimes the crowd just spring. silent when players take the screaming, know-it-all coaches tournament earlier this year. father of a high school soccer takes it too far." player was charged with Geld. "This is for the kids," Soper and parents, the league has "I wanted earplugs," he said. Carl Pavlovich, a coach, ref- banned cheering for this week's punching one of his son's oppo- said. "If the parents and coach- "The crowd was so loud, kids nents during a high school One of those players is 13- eree and member of the games in an effort to put the es weren't there, and we threw couldn't hear the whistle, talk game in suburban Cleveland. year-old Joceyln Predina, who league's board of directors, said sport back into perspective. The to each other, develop combina- said the quiet crowds will be a some coaches and parents were- a ball onto the field, the kids league is calling its plan "Silent tions, or anything." Soper said that after his nice change. She said she does- skeptical when the league first would still want to play." Williams out for year By CHRIS NEWTON "We couldn't have more hope "Ricky Williams is not a quit- AP Sports Writer or optimism about a player and ter," Easterling said. "He want- LUBBOCK, Texas — Ricky his potential," Dykes said. ed to get back out there as soon Williams, the key to the Texas Williams had missed the as possible and the coaches Tech offense, aggravated a knee team's last two games after liked that. But sometimes you sprain during practice and is injuring the knee in the opener just have to sit out until you're out for the rest of the season. against Arizona State, and completely 100 percent well. Tech doctors said Wednesday Dykes had listed the running With a knee injury, you can't that surgery would be sched- back as a "maybe" for Satur- try to come back too soon." uled later this week. Team per- day's game .-gainst No. 5 Texas sonnel wouldn't say whether A&M. During practice Tuesday, Now Tech will have to the sprain of his left knee will Williams aggravated the injury replace a crucial part of its end his career. while running in a no-contact offense, which was built almost "It's gut wrenching, no exercise. entirely around Williams. doubt," coach Spike Dykes said. "He just faltered and went "It's probably going to be like "The worst thing about athlet- down," said tight end Kyle Alla- we've done it in the past," run- ics is injuries, because these mon, who saw a tape of the ning back coach Jack Tayrien kids put their whole life into it, practice. "There wasn't any hit said. "We'll play it by commit- or contact. ... He just put too and it can be taken away in an tee and go with the hot hand." instant. It breaks my heart to much pressure on the knee." see something like that happen "We are just going to have The committee will consist of to good people." play harder," offensive lineman Shaud Williams, a freshman Williams' absence leaves the C. rtis Lowery said. "We can't who has poster 210 yards since Red Raiders, already flounder- get too upset about losing one Williams' injury, and Easter- ing after last weekend's 21-14 person. He isn't the whole ling, who has 198 yards rush- loss to North Texas, in disarray. team, he's just a good part of it. ing. Also helping will be Ricky It also dims Williams' chances If we just go out there and give Hunter, who has 71 yards rush- of breaking the NCAA Division up, then we might as well not ing this season. I-A rushing record set by Texas' go out there at all." Tech's prospects for this Ricky Williams last year. The decision to put Williams weekend don't look good. back on the field seems to have Williams had played every Texas A&M has the nation's game at Tech (1-2) the past two been prompted by Williams' top-ranked defense and has seasons, rushing for 1,582 own competitive spirit yards and 13 touchdowns last James Easterling, one of allowed just 68 yards and one Associated Press Photo year. The school had set up a Williams' backups, said that touchdown against Louisiana Texas Tech players celebrate with Ricky Williams (#2). Williams will miss the rest of the Web site to chart his progress Williams was itching to get on Tech, Tulsa and Southern Mis- season after aggravating a knee sprain during practice. * this season called "Heisman the field for the last several sissippi.with No. 15 Texas and Chase." days. No. 23 Oklahoma this season. A5.\ A-.\ ASA Ar.A Ar.A A=A A^.A A=..\ AlWflYS LOOKING FOR NEW TALENT! WELCOME BABY FUZZIES Congratulations!!! 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ROCKETS FALCONS vs. ROCKETS FALCONS vs. ROCKETS FALCONS vs. ROCKETS I * ■MM ■MAM: m> a * J page 8 The BG News Thursday, September, 30, 199ij RANSACTI0NS SP Men's high school soccer poll Women's high school volleyball polls °9S%RIEF 4T DIVISION I DIVISION I Tuesday'* Sport* Transactions 1, Thomas Vferthington 10-0-0 94 1, Mansfield Madison I 111 8-1 318 B AS ERA I, I. Women's soccer rescheduled 2, Centerville 8-0-2 89 2, Cm Mt Notre Dame 1121 101 267 3, BrecksviUe 6-1-1 61 National league The Bowling Green women's soccer game 3. Rocky River Magnificat (8) 12-1 240 4. N. Olmsted 7-1-2 59 LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Fired Bob Graziano provident against Toledo has been rescheduled to October 30 Weslerville South 6-0-1 59 4, Stow 131 10 0 208 and chief executive officer at 10 a.m. at Mickey Cochrane field. 6, Findlay 8-0-2 50 5, Canton ClenOak 121 10 1 196 ST LOUIS CARDINALS-Recalled RHP Chad Huirhinson 7, Dayton Carroll 9-00 38 6. Solon 8 0 ' 140 from Memphis of the PCL, Fi 8, Cuyahoga Falls 7-0-1 24 7. Woosler 6-3 89 BASKETBALL 9, Austiniown Fitch 6-1-1 16 8. Cm Ursuhne Acad 10 3 76 Cin. Moeller 7-3-1 16 National Basketball Association WIRE 9, Mentor 8-2 74 m NEW YORK KNICKS—Waived C Herb Williams Signed C DIVISION 11 10. Cm St Ursula Acad 93 65 Andrew Lang NL tiebreaker decided upon 1, Gates Mills Ilawken 9-0-1 86 FOOTBALL 8-1-0 78 2, Bexley Others with 12 or more points 11 (lie). Youngs Austiniown Fitch. National Football League NEW YORK (AP) — If a playoff game is needed to 3, Springfield Catholic 7-1-0 6b Cols Watterson (11 65 13. Tiffin Columbian (li 59 14. Elyna 45 15, ATLANTA FALCONS—Waived C Adam Schrciber Signed DL determine the National League's final postseason; 4, Ottawa Glandorf 7-0-2 S4 Holland Springfield 32 16. Cm McAuley 30 17, Piqua 22 18. Van- team, it would be played Monday at 2:05 p.m.; 5, Chagrin Falls 5-1-3 47 Shawn Swayda 6, Akron Hoban 7-1-0 42 dalia Butler 21 19. Oregon Clay 20 20, Day Carroll 16 MIAMI DOLPHINS—Released WR Marcus Nash Signed WR- EDT 7, Bellbrook 7-1-2 33 DIVISION II KR Rondel Menendez to the practice squad If a playoff is needed to determine the NL Cen- 8. Bluffton 9-0-1 24 1. Day. Chanunadc-Julicnncil9> 10-4 336 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Nnmed Bob Wick equipment man- tral title, Houston would play at the Cincinnati Wheelersburg 84-1 19 2. Hubbardi4i 10-0 266 ager, effective at the lime of Sid Brooks' retirement after the 1999 Reds. If a tiebreaker is needed to determine the 10, Cob. Academy 7-0-2 19 3. MillersburgW Holmes (41 10-2 249 season wild card, the New York Mets would play ajt 4. Palaskala Walkins Memorial 131 160 174 Cincinnati or the Astros would play al New York GIRLS HOCKEY Division I 5. Norwalk 10-4 171 National Hockey League Coach charged with rape ./ 1, Cols. De-Sales 9-0-0 90 6. Winursvillc Indian Creek ill 90 148 NHL.—Named Jamey Horan director of communications Sus- 77 ST. MARYS CITY, MD. (AP) — Othell Wilson, 2, North Olmsted 8-0-1 • 7. Gallon 91 111 pended Chicago D Dave Manson for one exhibition game and fined 3, Cin. St. Ursula 6-0-3 70 8. Salem 72 104 him S1.000 for a match penalty on Sept 25 basketball coach at St. Mary's College and a foi) 4, Lakota West 8-1-0 52 mer Virginia star, has been accused of abducting 9. Warsaw River View 150 101 CALGARY FLAMES—Assigned LW Hnat Domemchelli. D Lee 5, Xenia 8-0-1 51 and raping a 22-year-old woman at his apartmen\ lO.Tallmadgelll 4-4 64 Sorochan and DRW Rocky Thompson to Saint John of the MIL 6, Cols. Watterson 8-2-0 49 Wilson was arrested Monday on charges of kirf- 7, Medina 6-2-2 35 Others with 12 or more points II, Medina Highland(2)63. 12, Cop- Announced a three-year development agreement with the Western 8, Strongsville 7-2-1 34 ley 57. 13, Chill I'niolo 35. 14. 1'i'mtu-rvilU- BajtWOOd 33 15, Olmsli\l Centre of Excellence napping, false imprisonment, first-degree rape, Falls 32 16, St Mans Memorial 22 17. lefferaon Are.i 16 18. 9, Wadsworlh 6-1-2 13 FLORIDA PANTHERS—Assigned RW Ivan Novnseltscv. RW first-degree sex offense and assault charges. He 10, Fairfield 5-1-3 12 Marcus Nilson and LW Alex Hicks to Louisville of the AHL was being held without bond. People will do crazy things to WIN $25,000! :• V .*; ■ r. w -■; ^*k ai v (a J\ i: ■:■ »d • : JV 'j >b 19 m i 10 .' >r- ic You can just go to ib TO www.1800COLLECT.com 1i! '.-.' 1-800 COLLECT •'> •lq Save a Buck or Two. ■;• I 'I Savings vs. dialing "0" with AT&T. 4* No purchase necessary. Open to U.S. residents. Void where prohibited. For Official Rules, go to www.win25000.1800COLLECT.com •I? or send a SASE to: Win $25,000 Rules, P.O. Box 5086, Blair, NE 68009-5086. Sweepstakes ends 10/15/99. Thursday, September 30, 1999 The BG News Page 9 Ana Pereira and Tony Recznik NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 NOW: Erik Pepple NOW : Type 0 Negative. reviews "Mumford." Guano Apes. Les Savy Fav and Jimmies Chicken Shack are reviewed. MOVIES NOW SOUNDS * N-2 + N-3 should worry about Fall brings new set of films nis Moris- comedian Andy Kaufman. Sto- drinking on By LISA BETTINGER sette, and ries from the set have depicted The BG News George Car- Carrey as getting into his char- campus lin. acter, literally. FS? The film Carrey was addressed on JL her is full of reli- the set by Andy, or by one of Okay, so you're a freshman e and win- gious Kaufman's many personas. or sophomore on a Friday ter is just Carrey even injured his neck night...chances are that you themes, around the Affleck and like Kaufman when recreating are planning on going to a corner, and Damon are Kaufman's wrestling match party or just "hanging out" in that means with a pro wrestler. Some have somebody's room...then later only one thing, Hollywood is rebellious angles try- said that Carrey acted eerily on you will go to the bars to getting ready to release anoth- like the late comedian. meet up with some other er batch of box-office hits. The ing to con If Carrey is into the role friends. Maybe you don't have films with serious Oscar buzz their way to any intentions of drinking at this much, there may be some are also being released at this heaven and major awards coming his way. the bar; you are just going to time. Morissette is The film lands in the cinemas have a.good time...to dance, to in the film So grab the popcorn and on Nov. 5. meet people, to have fun. briefly as Being a sophomore, I did this take a look, but remember Other major Oscar con- God. There last year...and still do. I will these films are just a small tenders include Robert DeNiro is sure to be not turn 21 until next Novem- sample of Hollywood's coming as cop recovering from a stroke, a great deal ber (and believe me I can't attractions. with some singing lessons from of controver- wait...all of this hassle is This year could go down as his drag queen neighbor in a big year for movie franchises. sy when the annoying). •There has-been talk "Flawless". Tim Robbins has recently that the university is Everyone by now knows that film enters directed a sweeping period film trying to get the bars to change Star Wars, Episode One demol- theaters the age of admittance to 21. ished it's summer competition. titled, "Cradle Will Rock", Photo Provided sometime in which features an all star cast I would like to ask the uni- This season there will be new November. sequels coming to a theater Pierce Bronson in "The World is Not Enough." including Susan Sarandon, versity two things: what are we Another supposed to do instead and why near you. was originally slated for direct "The Shawshank Redemption" John Cusak, Joan Cusak, and film with a great deal of buzz don't you look at your own prob- James Bond will be doing to video sales, but Disney decid- was also set in a jail at about Bill Murray among others. behind it is "Man on the Moon", lems before trying to solve battle in "The World is Not ed to make the project a feature the same time, and that film While some films may not which stars Jim Carrey as late those that aren't your own? Enough", the 19th 007 film. film. Buzz and Woody are had nominations at Oscar time. get Oscar recognition, Addressing my first concern, Pierce Brosnan will again play around for this second trip Needless to say, Oscar will be along with a cowgirl and Barbie watching this film-closely. there is the potential for I don't believe that raising the the secret agent as he battles some box office success. Robert Carlyle's ("Trainspot- herself. Another possible Oscar con- admittance age will be a good Robin Wiliams and Hallie thing. Many people go to the ting", "The Full Monty") The final major sequel comes tender is the upcoming "The bars after they are already Renard. The adventure is from Wes Craven, who is giving Talented Mr. Ripley." To start Eisenberg, the girl from drunk, and they just go there to scheduled to begin on Nov. 19. us "Scream 3". According to off, the cast is a collection of Pepsi's current ad cam- dance or hang out. (I will admit Disney and Pixar have Entertainment Weekly, this past Oscar winners and nomi- paign, star in "Bicentennial that some underage people are joined forces once again for "Toy will be the last Scream film. nees. Matt Damon plays the Man", where Williams there to drink, but the people Story 2" on Nov. 24. The film This time the murder is taking title role as a man who kills his plays a robot that slowly who are smart have figured out place on the set of "Stab 3", the friend and takes on his identity becomes human. that the cops will bust them fictional sequel to "Stab 2", after he falls in love with the There is also the big sooner or later.) which was based on the events life that he leads. Damon's co- screen adaptation of the The University may think in "Scream 2". Confused? If stars include Academy Award children's book "Stuart that underage persons in bars this film is like the rest of the winner Gwyneth Paltrow and "Scream" films, it should do Academy Award nominee Cate Little", which tells the only cause trouble. Through my tale of a mouse who is experience, nothing has well at the box office starting Blanchett ("Elizabeth"). adopted by human parents. occurred in a bar that resulted Dec. 10. The film was directed by in anyone being hurt. The only Fans of more classic horror Anthony Minghella, who also Finally there is "Galaxy places I have seen ambulances will be more than happy to directed "The English Patient". Ques"t, starring Tim Allen were on campus...to pick up know that there will be a film With so many Academy Awards and Sigourney Weaver as people who have gotten alcohol for them. Tom Hanks is star- being brought into the picture, stars of a campy classic sci- poisoning. ring in "The Green Mile", the many are predicting some big fi show. I realize that because of such film adaptation of Stephen wins for this film. "Mr. Ripley" Please note that release instances, the University is King's six-part novel, which starts in theaters on Dec. 24. dates are not always Matt Damon is not getting strict with the on-campus opens on Dec. 17. The film itself carved in stone and they takes place in a 1930's death all praise for his other project drinking policy (and that is a might change. Always good thing). Some people go row with Hanks as the prison "Dogma", which teams him up guard. with best friend, and "Good check the movie listings in out of proportion and get so the newspaper for what i6 drunk that they cant even tell Castle Rock, the company Will Hunting" co-star, Ben Photo Provided Affleck. The cast also includes playing and where. It will you their name. Sure, we behind the film, is in need of a A Robotic Robin Williams In Linda Fiorentino, Chris Rock, save you a lot of trouble might laugh and think that's hit after flops like "My Giant". "Bicentennial Man." funny...but it's another thing Carrey as Andy Kauffman. This could be it. Also, King's Salma Hayek, Jason Lee, Ala- later on. when they suddenly »as6 out and stop breathing. Then you have to call the ambulance and hope that they will live. I think 'Mumford' pleasant 2 hours in theater that it is important for the uni- versity to be strict because of By ERIK PEPPLE For better or worse the new enter his own fantasies (Pritt is organized to expose his The BG News that reason. Some people juet Lawrence Kasdan comedy, Taylor Vince), "Mumford's" secrets. 'Mumford' "Mumford", is a nice movie. offices are constantly filled with The trajectory of "Mumford" don't know when to stop, when Touchstone/Kasd&n Pictures enough is enough. Not many people want to Taking place in one of those the problem plagued denizens is very predictable, but the When I go to the bars, I see hear a movie is "nice." An glorious, Martha Stewart wet of "Mumford." movie gets a boost from ample 96 Minutes Rated R a bunch of people, some with adjective like nice is just too dreams of a town (this pake Why is "Mumford" so suc- charm and a genuine affection ilrector: Lawrence Kasdan makes Pleasantville look like a b "wristbands" and some without, innocuous. Folks want typical cessful? It basically comes for its characters. Unlike the D but they are all laughing or critical babble (preferably fol- crack-infested slum)," Mum- down to the fact that he listens lowed by a slew of exclamation ford" is the story of a shrink acerbic Happiness (another smiling and having a good time. extremely well. The problems movie about folks trapped in a Sarrlng Loren Dean. Hope Sure, some of them have had a points) like "Oscar-worthy!!!" also named "Mumford" (Loren his clients face are not really Dean. Jason Lee. Alfre "Best film of the decade!!!" or "A Dean) with a bombshell of a society that doesn't hear the few too many, but they aren't earth-shattering, they're just Woodard and Mary McDonnel hip and edgy comedy." Nice is secret. He's set up shop and the cries of their pain), "Mumford" doing any harm! The crowds casualities of a society that are on the dance floor, and not just too flaccid a word. Nice townsfolk love him. doesn't look down upon its doesn't promise Wild Things- From an obssessive-compul- doesn't listen to their concerns. characters and treats them The BG News says: always at the bar My point is He's kind and generous, an that we go there to dance and style nookie, Tarantino-style sive shopaholic (Mary McDon- with a degree of respect. This A pleasant, charming two antidote to the nervy, angst rid- socialize, not necessarily to violence or Araki-style inanity. nel) to a bulimic alterna-chick gives the movie a degree of hours in the theater. drink. Nice promises 2 hours of diver- (Zooey Deschanel) to an over- den society that discoutns peo- Frank Capra like humanity. My second concern is one of sion. weight sex freak too scared to ple's fears and worries "Mum/ord" is also expertly *•* simplicity...the university "Mumford" 1 atar. (tail even rant acted. Loren Dean, a hereto- 2 «»:«■«. tor MM should -concern itself with its eventually falls in fore unknown (he was brilliant 3 Man: can«in tmum 4 aura: drop W paper and MO « ao« own affairs. There are enough love with a patient in the underrated Gattaca and problems on-campus that (the glorious Hope End of Violence) is chraming seem a wee bit lethargic. It's should be worried about before Davis of Next Stop and leading-man perfct in a always good to see a movie that the university looks off-campus Wonderland) and role that demands some aura of relies on dialogue and charac- to start changing things. develops a deep enigmaticism. Hope Davis is ter development, but Kasdan For example, if the universi- friendship with the radiant as a heartsick young has seemingly forgotten that ty is so worried about the safe- town eccentric-a ty of students when they are at woman. And Jason Lee and some energy is needed. billionaire comput- the bars, then why havent they Alfre Woodard round out the Kasdan's picture will play cared enough to pave the over- er genius (Jason cast in a pair of energetic per- Lee). Life falls better on video. The quietness flow parking lot? You know formances. and gentleness will fit cozily on which lot that is, the one that neatly into place The big problem, though, is a TV screen. In fact, the video goes behind the stadium...peo- and things couldnt that as nice as Mumford is, the afterlife will be a rich one for ple are walking out there at all be better. movie is almost too modest. times of the night alone and Eventually "Mumford." In a theater, how- Kasdan has crafted a writerly anyone could easily hurt them. "Mumford" is ever, "Mumford" is almost too movie in which dialogue is I don't care if there are light found out. The unassuming to fill the screen. more important than action. poles out there...people can townspeople grad- It isn't a killer fault, just one This writerly approach gives still get raped or hurt eves if ually develop a that makes this charmingly there are two entire light poles the movie a stage-like feel. Cfcoto provided greater suspicion humane comedy a trifle disap- Direction and many scenes are Alfre Woodard and Loren Dean in Lawrence Kasdan's Mumford. of him and a cabal pointing. See BARS page ten static, which makes the movie "T JSHSB MM Thursday, September 30, 1999 The BG News page 10 New WB series 'Roswell' ups the ante on teenage angst By CHRIS ROBERTS we all feel like aliens and some trust the alien teens believe Associated Press Writer of us as adults (feel that way) could have deadly conse- ALBUQUERQUE, NM — too." quences, he performs a mind Tibetau Awareness Concert Falcon Imagine While the show may be sav- meld that allows Liz to see the Fest 99 you're a teen- ing money on special effects, it world through his eyes. "8 Hours of Live Bands and BGSU ager and you is spending some on the music. She sees herself as well. Tibetan Awareness" Homecom- don't know Tunes from such alternative "I could feel everything he ing who your par- bands as Eagle Eye Cherry, felt, I could feel his loneliness," Saturday, Oct. 2 12pm-8pm ^"\^_ // ents are or Dave Matthews, Garbage and Liz says. "In his eyes I was On southside of Saddlemire Building Window ^^ // wherewhni-p youvnu Sarah McLachlan are strategi- beautiful." Splash Competition came from. cally placed in the pilot to Some of the lines are cutely "Soaring into the new mille- That's a ton accent the emotion of the corny, and the incubator birth u o nium" moment. is never fully explained, but of teen angst. Simon Birch It wasn't enough for the cre- Set in Roswell, N.M., but enjoying science fiction normal- Entries will he judged by filmed near Los Angeles with ly takes a suspension of disbe- Sept. 30 - Oct. 1 Oct. 4. Winners announced at ators of "Roswell," who have Rated: PG upped the ante. So, imagine all Roswell Daily Record newspa- lief. the Pep Rally! pers in the racks, "Roswell" bor- Tongue-in-cheek humor that Starring: Joseph Mazello, Oliver Platt, Sign up in 330 Student the above plus one more thing Ian Michael Smith, Ashley Judd. — you're an alien. rows heavily from the fabled includes a few low-key special Union by Oct 1 Rather than relying on the high-desert crash of a UFO. It effects is intended to keep sci-fi Directed By: Mark Steven Johnson "Star Wars" approach of fantas- is sure to attract, at least for a fans from slipping into love- tic creatures and cutting-edge while, the hard-core believers story ennui. Carnival special effects, "Roswell" (pre- who think the U.S. government Michael and Isabel chastise Silent Film Series miering 9 p.m. EDT Wednes- is still covering up the details of Max for risking everything by Oct. 4,5 &6 day, Oct. 6. on WB) is a star- that crash. saving Liz. "You use your pow- The Son of the Sheik Sludenl crossed teen-age love story with Three alien teens — who ers all the time," Max says to Oct. 2nd 3:00p.m. Union Mall an otherworldly twist. look human, but later reveal Isabel. "Recreationally," Isabel 10:00a.m. lo 4:00p.m. The show is scheduled in the they can "change molecular responds as she melts the Gish Film Theatre - Free This 1926 silent film stars Rudolph slot that follows the popular structures" — came from an cheese on her taco. Come enjoy the festivities! "Dawson's Creek" and matches incubator onboard the space- Appleby says the new Valentino in a combination of lighthearted grace and high style Carnival games, caricalurisis, the teen appeal of WB shows craft. Two of them, Max Evans episodes will focus more on the and much more! like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." (Jason Behr, who has appeared threat of capture. The alien "It is a wonderful metaphor on "Dawson's Creek") and teens establish in the first Isabel Evans (Katherine Heigl), for teen-age alienation," said episode that they believe they executive producer and script were found walking naked BARS along the road as small chil- are in a life-and-death situa- writer Jason Katims ("My So- Continued from page nine Called Life"). "As teen-agers, dren and adapted by a loving tion, avoiding government family. agents who will spirit them to a The third, Michael lab and dissect them. Midwest out there. And the shuttle bus Guerin (Brendan Fehr), The suspicious sheriff comes only every 15 minutes, was adopted by a man who (William Sadler of "The Shaw- stopping at the end of the light- "just keeps me around for shank Redemption") has per- concert Box: ed and paved parking lot. the monthly check." sonal reasons for digging out Sorry to digress, but it Toledo: The story begins with the truth. His father was a law makes my point perfectly. Let's the apparent death of 10-02-99/Supremes Starring Mary Wilson/Seagate weigh the options: what would enforcement officer in 1959 Convention Center teen-ager Liz Parker when a body was found bearing be safer? On one hand, we are (Shiri Appleby). 10-02-99/Type O Negative/Main Event walking to the bars with 10-15 a similar silver hand print. Liz, a waitress at her people on a well-lit street, with father's diner, the Crash- When he tries to report the Cleveland: police canv driving by every two down Cafe, is accidental !v incident at the cafe to a federal 10-03-99/Vanilla Ice/Peabody's Down Under seconds. On the other hand, shot in the stomach when agent, he is met with skepti- 10-04-99/B.B. King/Rock and Roll Hall of Fame would you rather walk a mile an argument between two cism and the warning, "Do you 10-04-99/Bo Diddley/Allen Theatre by yourself in complete dark- patrons erupts into a know what everyone at the 10-06-99/Ratt/Agora Theatre ness because you couldn't find a struggle over a gun. agency called your father? Sgt. parking spot in the REAL park- Max risks revealing Martian." Columbus: 10-02-99/The Why Store/Ludlow's ing lot? himself and his friends The earnestly delivered lines I think that issues on cam- when he heals the gunshot 10-04-99/Backstreet Boys/Schottenstein Center help give the wrong-side-of-the- 10-06-99/John Popper Band/Newport Music Hall pus need to be addressed before wound with a touch that Milky Way love story and other the university decides to try to leaves a silver palm print. 10-07-99/Manowar/Newport Music Hall plot twists a veneer of realism. change things off-campus. Let He breaks a bottle of ketchup, smears it on "We don't want it to turn into Detroit: them worry about the drinking Parker and tells her not to 'My Favorite Martian,"' said 10-01-99/Type O Negative/St. Andrews Hall policy on campus, something tell anyone what hap- executive producer Jonathan 10-02-99/Ratt/Harpo's that is within their jurisdiction. pened. Frakes ("Star Trek: The Next 10-04-99/Lucinda Williams/State Theatre And after Jhey fix the parking Photo provided It's the beginning of an Generation"), who makes a 10-07-99/PubIic Enemy/State Theatre situation (among other things), Roswell' stars Jason Behr and Shiri impossible relationship. cameo appearance in the pilot. then maybe they can start wor- Appleby. 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"FIND IT AT FINDERS" • Ford U • OOMMI Kay Natli •••••*••••••••*••*** By choice, we are an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a culturally diverse rronaonx. page 11 The BG News Thursday, September 30, 1999 With the vocal range of a whin- Jimmie's Chicken Shack ing 12-year-old. I wanted to reached what will probably be stick nails in my ears by the their peak in popular music in third song. 1997 with their semi-hit drug- "Who Rocks The Party," the anthem "High." Of course, third song on the album, is America now has Buckcherry without a doubt the worst, and their new drug anthem, which is quite an accomplish- "Lit Up," so where does that ment. The chorus is just the leave Jimmie's Chicken Shack? well with the album Guano Apes' debut CD, America needs more bands non-stop repetition of the line, After listening to their musically and lyrically. Proud Like a God, has gone like Guano Apes, a band that "We rock the party!" Someone newest album, Bring Your Own Most of the songs on World platinum in their native Ger- doesn't sound like everything has to tell this band that Stereo, it is clear that Jimmie's Coming Down are in the same many and Gold in four other else out there. Hopefully with singing out of tune doesn't Chicken Shack will only be vein. They start off slow with a European countries. Its techno the release of this album, they make your band "alternative" remembered for having one of low-singing voice, then kick in and rap influenced rock sound will receive the same critical or "underground," it just makes the dumbest names for a band with melody and heavy guitars. is unique and with the great and audience appeal that they you sound like a dying cat. in rock history, and the fact But the magic about this album vocals of Sandra Nasic, this have in Europe. Almost all the songs on the that the lead signer, Jim (the is that it works most of the band proves that their interna- album follow the same formula Jimmie of the Chicken Shack) time. tional success is well earned. -James Eldred seen in that song. The single is a white guy that thinks he The title track starts off The range on this album is good song does not. The instru- can have dreadlocks. Because promising but goes a little long. wide in its scope. The album mental track, "Dishonest Don this album will quickly be for- With a riff that sounds like begins with "Open Your Eyes," Part I" sounds a bit to much gotten as being mundane and Black Sabbath and Steele almost a Rage Against the like Sonic Youth for it's own boring. Type O Negative: moaning into the microphone, Machine song, and the lead good, but at least that means it While many of their previous it gets a little tired and annoy- signer screams so much that sounds good. albums have been more leaned World Coming ing. "Who Will Save The Sane- you can't even tell she's a I'd like to say that Les Savy towards hard-rock, they have runs into the same problem. woman. But the next track, Fav has some potential, but now regretably turned to alter- Down But "Everything Dies" comes "Maria," begins with the calm, they don't. I'd also like to say native-pop-rock. The album to the rescue. It is an interest- chant-like repetition of the that while they are lacking as a starts out good enough with 1999- Roadrunner ing tune that starts of with a title, until she breaks out into band, their individual members some great guitar work on the pop/rock feel, like if Bon Jovi non-stop screaming again. show signs of talent, but I can't. first track. "Spiraling," but sud- Consistency in the music decided to go gothic. Even with This kind of juxtaposition is business is few and far between The best thing I can say about denly and without warning, the that comparison the song still repeated throughout the this album is that it has a good song changes into a pop song these days. With veteran rock is a highlight on the album. album. "Rain," a relatively slow bands trying to change their cover. Otherwise, it is horrible, and it's ruined. "Pyretta Blaze" also stands- love ballad is followed by "Lord Les Savy Fav: avoid it like the plague. It Other than that song, the sound to keep up with commer- out on World Coming Down. Of The Boards" a fast-paced cial popularity it wouldn't have should only be bought if you first half of the album isn't too The song ends with some of the rock song about a snowboarder want to envy the deaf. bad. The amount of pop influ- surprised me if Type O Nega- best guitar work on the album. racing a small green alien. It's The Cat and tive did the same thing. ence in these songs is minimal, World Coming Down comes weird but it sounds great. Even - James Eldred and many of them seem to have Boy was I wrong. to a close with a very interest- weirder is "We Use The Pain," a the Cobra This Brooklyn quartet's lat- a funk or reggae influence in ing choice of Beatles covers. A two-minute punk song that 1999-Frenchkiss them. But the pop influences est offering, World Coming medley of "Day Tripper," "If I seems to be about cutting the Down, is a strong showing of grow with each song, and by Needed Someone" and "I Want heads off chickens. It's surpris- When a band combines mini- the seventh song, "Trash," they how a band can stick to their You (She's So Heavy)," that ingly good. malist guitar riffs with lyrics sound and still mature musical- all sound the same. would have sounded perfect at Following that song is some- that are shouted into a micro- It's too bad that Jimmie's ly World Coming Down, the fol- John Lennon's funeral. A fitting thing completely different, a phone, punk is created. When low-up to 1996's October Rust, Chicken Shack turned to pop tribute to Lennon, indeed. ballad centered around an the guitar work is annoyingly music for it's latest record, wraps up Black Sabbath riffs unborn baby entitled "Never sparse and repetitive, and the with, at times, David Bowie because on the first few songs sounding vocals. Throw a hor- Born." With songs like this they lead signer has a voice that on the album it sounds like show that they can match their ror movie score in the mix and comes off like a whining child, they may actually have gained wide musical range with an you have a diverse album that you get Les Savy Fav. They some talent since their last will take you on an emotional even wider lyrical one. could best be described as a album. Instead, ihey took the Categorizing a band like this roller coaster. really bad version of early Sonic turn towards the mainstream. is hard because they incorpo- The album opens with a Youth, but that would be an Jimmie's Chicken Shack: By doing this they may have rate so many types of music understatement. ensured their popularity, but quick blurb that had me feeling into their unique form of rock. stupid after it was over (You'll The actual music on this they have killed their chances Their sound would be best com- Bring Your Own Stereo understand when you hear it). album is incredibly sparse, of making a great album. pared to Skunk Anansie, or per- From there on in the jokes are with the guitar rarely following haps Rage Against The 1999 - Atlantic over with. Band founder Peter the beat of the drums or match- James Eldred Machine, but with a singer that inn the voice "I the "singer" Steele and company take no occasionally sings. prisoners with their brutally The only song on the album honest lyrics and heavy guitar that doesn't work is the last riffs mixed with evil sounding one, "Tribute," which is nearly CHILY'S CONVENIENCE STORE keyboards Guano Apes: ten minutes in length. Its first With song titles like "Every- half is good enough, but it one I Love is Dead" and "White evolves into one long guitar Slavery" it is apparent that Proud Like a World Coming Down is not for solo and eventually into a 3- minute experiment with feed- Chil\ 's i^ a lull sc "ucc convenience store the faint of heart. Both songs God back and static. It gets old. have a dark feel to them that fit 1999-BMG I'lX'illcd 111 1 hi.' 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Paid vacations, good Village Green Apartments $435/month for 2 People. m Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- benefits, 401K plan. Apply in person at Apartment lor rent You work hard; and play even harder. You live for good road tracks. Rt.6 and 23 in Bradner, OH. 354-3533 Tenants pay utilities. times, great friends and awesome pizza. Our teamwork ************* makes it all happen and Pizza Hut is hiring right now for DEPOSITS EQUAL ONE the following positions: MONTH'S RENT. NO PETS ALLOWED!! • Servers • Cooks & Production ************* • Drivers • Shift Managers • Shift Managers • Management \^9S^ecSs\ (We Will Train: Previous Experience Not Necessary, Just a Desire to Succeed) iMONDAY* Offering: BBQ SpareRibS •WEDNESDAY. • Great Money With Merit lncreases=0etter Than Industry Standards Mexican Platter • Lots of lnsurance=Health, Life. Vision, Cental Prescription • Paid Vacations, Meal Piscounts. Flexible Schedules, (Often we can work around you) ************* • Excellent Training and the Opportunity to Someday be the Manager JOHN NEWLOVE REAL If interested, call (419) 354-4)444 or inquire within at ESTATE RENTAL OFFICE Pizza Hut; 1099 S. Main St., Bowling Green, OH 354-2260 ■ Drivers must be 16 yrs, have valid drivers license & auto insurance. 319 E. Wooster, B.G. We are an equal opportunity employer And support a diverse workplace Across street from Taco Bell _ The Toledo Blade Restaurant Critic, A * May 14.1999: * i I've long argued best-that the eatery between Toledo and Columbus i. w*f JP5-^ 146 N. Main Bowline) Green M^aaai