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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 66

FOOTBALL GOES URBAN

'URBAN' LEGEND: The new Bowling Green State University Head Football Coach. Urban Meyer, addresses the media during a press conterence yesterday, where Athletics Director. Paul Krebs, named Meyer as the new coach.

MEYER'S CAREER

Alone It"! way lie's stopped at live schools. Hoes a time lite 1985 Cincinnati. Student Mey Ohio Slate. Graduate and the distant future tor our Assistant, Tight Ends football program." 1987 Ohio Mate. Graduate Football program looks to Fall for new start With the possibility of 1(X) per- Assistant. Receivers cent of the Falcons rushing, pass 1988 Illinois State, Outside linebackers By Pete Stella Green Mate University and the coaches such as Earl Bruce, Lou es, someone who is familiar with ing, receiving, scoring and all 1989 Intro •on man to lead our football pro- 1 lolt/and Sonny l.ubick will help the Midwest and a person who purpose attack (liming bark. Ill starters reclaiming their roles and Quarterbacks. R" As I liban Meyer stated out into gram. I am confident that we the Falcons next season. will help sell' the loolball team 10 1990 Cdotado State. Wide eight of the teams top MI (adders ,i sea ni reporters Monday after- have done just that. We have "I have ix'cn very fortunate to the community ■ ■ . ii i, a new light »i football found die best lit." work for some ol the lop coaches Besides the obvious coaching returning, Meyei inherits a great 1991 Colorado Slate. Wide knowledge and plans lor the With the support of his family in the history of college lootball." abilities, we weie looking lor deal ol talent. Receivers future of the Bowling Green foot- and past coaches he's worked for, Meyer said. "Hopefully, I can things like leadership, recruiting lie has already met with the 1992 CotaadoStataWWe Meyer became the 15th head share with the players my experi- ability, a high energy level, some- team and said he has a good idea Receivers ball team peered out with him. 1993 ■ Wide The national search done by coach at BCi and leaves behind ences and use them to build a body who was committed to of what talent he has to work with mid that the guys are ready and R.i i .' ' the KG athletic department for a Notre Dame, where he has been winning program here at BG." Bowling Green and wanted lobe 1991 Cotmadu State, Wide new head coach, which began the receivers coach since 1996. "Urban is an ambitious and at Bowling Green State eager to learn lie also slated the Receivers when recently departed coach He will, however, coach with hard working coach," said University," he said. importance ni his players to trust 1995 Cokxadu State, Wide him and know that he is doing Gary Blackney announced his the Irish in the l-'iesta Bowl I ulm k. the head football coach "Its the beginning ofa new day, R ■ . resignation plans after the 20-17 against Oregon State New Year's at Colorado State. "This position it's the beginning ol a new era," everything he can foi the players. 19% Notre Dam .'. loss to Buffalo Sept. 23, succeed- Day. is well deserved lor a highly moti- said BG President Sidney Ribeau. But Meyer's main concerns ai Receivers 1997 Notre Dame. Wide ed greatly, according to BG's Meyer has spent time in the vated, intelligent football Coach. "ItS a beginning ofa new era with this point are reci tilling, which he !,'.,. ., Atheletics Director, Paul krebs. Cincinnati, Ohio State, Illinois We all miss him and wish him the Urban Meyer al the helm of foot- said he will "hit hard" and go altei 1998 NoUe Dame, Wide uv searched all over the Stale and Colorado State pro- best." ball operations It's a time for a players who will help the pro RecervcnV Special! country," he said. "It was an grams, along with Notre Dame According to Krebs, he wanted direction that is forward looking, gram, and the attendance prob 99 IK) Notf [ exhaustive search to find the best and believes the knowledge he someone who has been associat- a direction thai will really chart ?001 Bowling Green. Head fit, the best candidate for Bowling has learned from working under ed with top programs, top coach- the course in the year 2(XX)-2(K)i URBAN. PAGF 8 Coach

PLAYING FOR MEYER Bill Miller— Illinois State, 6th round pick In his 15 years of coaching, new Falcon football coach Urban Greg Primus—Colorado State, Meyer has guided a slew ot All-American players who have either seen NFL action or stood out in the Paul Turner—Colorado State. NFL Draft i college ranks. Here's a few: Jeremy Burkett—Colorado BOB DAVIE SIDNEY RIBEAU PAUL KREBS Chris Carter—Ohio State, State. Denver Broncos HEAD FOOTBALL COACH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY Minnesota Vikings Malcolm Johnson—Notre U. OF NOTRE DAME PRESIDENT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Everett Ross—Ohio State. 7th Dame. Pittsburgh Steelers round pick "I have no reservations "It's a beginning ofa new "It was an exhaustive Bobby Brown—Notre Dame, Nate Harris—Ohio State. 60 about Urban Meyer being era with Urban Meyer at search to find the best receptions Green Bay Packers a head coach. He has a the helm of football Jit...I am confident that Ed Taggart—flnirj State, All- Raki Nelson—Notre Dame, tremendous future." operations." we have done just that." Big 10 Philadelphia Eagles I I

numMii 2 Tuesday, December 5,2000 BG NEWS

Diver makes living beneath the waves www.bgnews.com/nation PARKVILLE, Mo. (AP) — Handy with tools and drawn to the sea, Don Degener has made a living beneath the waves. Construction, welding, concrete work—what- ever jobs can be done undersea, Degener has per- formed them in nearly three decades as a professional diver. NATION Cancer fighting drug brings hope Double rape

By Colleen Valles the cause of the disease without ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER damaging other cells. shocks college SAN FRANCISCO — A CML caused by an abnormal leukemia drug thai brought can- protein that is the product of an By Nicholas K. Geranios al bondage and sadomasochism cer into remission in most abnormal chromosome, leads to ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ring active just outside the city. patients in clinical trials is gener- a huge increase in the number of SPOKANE, Wash. — The tea It is further complicated by ating excitement among cancer white blood cells in the body, room at the local branch of a efforts being made by police and specialists and patients as a gen- which can interfere with the Japanese college has a name that college officials to withhold tler, more effective treatment that functioning of other organs. translates as "place of tranquility, details of the attack and the iden- may mean cancer researchers are Glivec blocks a signal that pro- far to the east of lapan." tities of the victims, who face the on the right track. tein sends out and effectively pre- Mukogawa Fon Wright possibility of being stigmatized "This drug is a major break- vents the abnormal growth and Institute is well east of lapan, but when they return to lapan. through," said Dr. Hagop production of other cancerous it is far from tranquil. "We're trying to pull this veil of Kantarjian. who oversees trials of cells. The abduction and rapes of anonymity over them," said the drug at the MD Anderson "The whole of cancer research two female students Nov. 11 have Barbara Love, director of pro- Cancer Center in Houston. has been to identify the differ- traumatized the campus and grams at Mukogawa. "The whole In manufacturer-financed ences between cancer cells and upset many in this eastern truth would be so devastating." clinical trials, more than 90 per- normal cells. That's been the goal Washington city. In lapan, it is uncommon to cent of patients in the first phase of cancer research and here it is," Part of the uproar concerns publicly discuss sexual attacks, of chronic myeloid leukemia saw said Brian Druker, an Oregon police response. Although they Love said. The school's 160 stu- their cancer go into remission Health Sciences University arrested three suspects within a dents don't know which of their within the first six months of tak- researcher who was the drug's week, police bungled their inves- classmates were assaulted. ing the pill, according to trial principal developer. "I view it as a tigation of a similar attack two The parents of one of the stu- findings presented Monday at a new era of cancer therapeutics. weeks earlier and failed to alert dents flew immediately to meeting of the American Society Irs the most effective treatment the community about potential Spokane to comfort their daugh- of Hematology. we know of for CML" predators. ter, Love said. But the student A study of patients in the sec- Researchers chose CML The case has gained a lurid wanted to finish her final month ond phase of the disease showed because they knew about the twist with revelations that the in Spokane, so the parents more than 90 percent of those abnormal chromosome and its suspects are members of a sexu- returned to Japan. patients responded positively to abnormal protein. They are hop- the treatment, and in 63 percent, the cancer went into remission. ing to transfer the model — tar- The trials involved 530 first- geting a specific abnormality phase and 230 second-phase with minimal effect on healthy patients. tissue — to other cancers, but The early success has pro- first they must isolate those can- pelled researchers to test the cers' causes. Novartjs AG-made drug STI-571, Currently, bone marrow trans- or Glivec, on almost 3,000 plants are the only proven way of patients around the world; CML curing leukemia, but the trans- Associated Press Photo affects about 10,000 adults each plants carry a mortality rate of up year. to 40 percent and are only suc- PILLS, PILLS, PILLS: Carol Stuckey poses in her home with the Anyone diagnosed with cessful in 55 to 65 percent of experimental drug STI-571. leukemia should make every cases. Other drugs are used to effort to get the new pill, said maintain the health of leukemia up to two years but can have side about 2 percent of patients Edward Benz, president of the patients, but don't decrease the effects that cause about 20 per- stopped using it because of those Dana-Farbcr Cancer Institute at number of white blood cells or cent of patients to stop using it. side effects. Harvard Medical School, who help make the blood normal Glivec has been studied on The drug is expected to hit the was not involved in the research. again. humans for about two years, so market in June, and clinical trials Associated Press Photo how long it will prolong a will continue, studying such "This is not a miracle drug" he The common treatment for ABDUCTED: David M Dailey, right, is arraigned during a video said, but it is a model for future patient's life is not yet known. It things as the drug's long-term CML is interferon, which can court appearance in Spokane County Court House. cancer study because it targets extend a leukemia patient's life by has had few side effects, and effects. BGSU LEADERSHAPE WAREHOUSE 2001 SALE HOLIDAY BLOW-OUT SALE!!! • Are you looking to enhance December 6-9 (9 am-9 pm) your leadership skills? December 10 (10 am-5 pm) • Do you want to build more Fashions from the pages of the J.Crew Catalog successful work teams? (Nothing over 19.99!) 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Where did you find these inunder so J ml 12 Later than now 57 Unassorted 13 R" answer key, still located on this they to give fashion advice? Who we're just kidding." Kidding be seen wooing anybody who 65 Firstborn 30 Good Mne very page. We think. JEFFREY huh...every Thursday looks semi-important. You're 32 Double-check are they to point out the differ- DOWN lexl ences between men and women? RUSSELL night, for two years...right!!! dressed to the 10's. but your lack 1 Impendent 33 MflOl In fact, a better question is who IJtdy Killer of visible self-esteem detracts 2 Subside Coope'slown from that. You do too much. The 3 Nad smoothers 34 Victory sign 46 Deepen as a plan) are they at all? Well. I'm done Bitter Seniors 4 Man with an 35 Append channel 52 Tall stones griping and I do realize that no In response to last week's hair's frizzy, makeup is splotchy app*7 37 Ignited 47 Si4»rio'to 53 Warn 5 Dreamers matter how many times I com- "Every Player has their Favorite Senior girls that have nothing and your tan is orange rather 39 L«y or launch 48 Poo's WO 55 Oolong and better to do than sit by the bar than golden brown. Do yourself giveaway iGfowor 49 Mixture pekoe plain, these air heads will still be Game" article about men. our 6 Dunces 42 Peru's neqhbor 50 Assign scores 56-OrGokler and rip on the underclassmen a favor: have fun. If you're that on the newspaper staff. However, devious ways and tools of the 7 WateriaJi 44 Woos 51 G-ass**e wetland 59 Lutccale having a good lime with bored with the local club scene, if there is any chance that you trade, here is a look at varieties "Poachers," code word for there is a truckstop on 1-75. guys wake up and realize that of women I've found at parties and clubs over the past few senior guys that date underclass- Enjoy. these girls arc ri-damn-diculus, OHIO WEATHER years. No candy coating here. I'll men. Yeah... I guess it's our fault please fill their spots with any- Tuesday, December 5 be precise with these labels and you don't care what you look So. that is just a small sam- body. I have some monkeys who no, they are about no one women like when you go out any more. AccuWeather forecasi for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures could do it if you become desper- Lay off the booze and put forth pling of the varieties of women in particular, just observations MICH / "sT ate. some effort please. By the way, I've encountered over the years. through the years. Here's the Again. I pick out no one woman. first installment: the pants didn't shrink. Heard of the SRC??? I've just seen enough of the type Editoi 's /rV/'/v for them to qualify as a category. Drunk Freshmen Girls 1 neither approve or disapprove Although to/ally amused tlutt I of any of the above-mentioned First off guys it's our fault for Skankaholics was likened to on airhead, my types of women. After all. encouraging them because, You tell yourself the outfit real gripe is that those who com- according to some. I more than while we tolerate them at panics, will be cite, but guess what? plain have never answertii our make my way around So I have wc talk about how much we hate IT'S NOT! Even guys that prey numerous cries for help. Isn't it a tendency to hit on girls while them behind their backs. For on the whore pity the whore. The 'obvious we're stretching for ere- I'm with one. Is that so wrong? these girls, it's high school all looks you're drawing, that's not am in here people' I mean, But realistically. I lack the killer- over again, plus a lot of booze. positive attention, its negative. c'mon' The applications for next instinct my sister thinks I have, No points here for dating a foot- Haven't I seen you walking which is why she regards me as semeMer mil he available next ball player, honey Any attrac- down Wooster or South College a "Man-Whore." Guys, if you've week. 210 West Hall. Think you tiveness she had when she Saturday's at noon? can take 4i) himr weeks and a got any more, particularly any arrived went down the drain endangered species of women. complete loss of your verbal when you found out she could integrity, not to mention your Giddy Freshmen let me know. And any women put your Uncle Mickey, who's out there, especially the writer of unify' been drinking for 42 years, Don't make it so obvious so the article dissecting men. bring under the table. PS.: you're not early in the night that you're ^IW»«l*jl7JF| ^^ going to put out. I know he's an it on. I invite a further, but cute, nor arc you a real drinker healthy "Battle of the Sexes." when all you do is shots of Jolly uppcrclassman. but try and con- ©2O0O AccuWealner, Inc Goodmtc Ladies...and gentle- tain yourself a little more. He Rancher. men. knows your happy to be in a room full of seniors, but you just Beer-Drinking Women ruined the thrill of the hunt. Sunny Pi Ooutfy Cloudy Showers I -atoms R*n Fktmes Snow to*

Any age really Your ability to You're like an antelope that runs VMAiMClMHjPW. outdrink Ted Kennedy is great, toward the lions rather than really. We're not laughing at you. away. WORD OF THE DAY we're laughing with you. you THREE-DAY FORECAST drunk fool. You'll never be one FINAL of the guys. OK? Stick to the The Magnet Girls Friday girly drinks and cider beers, These are my favorite! Drive Wednesday Thursday cause there is no way I am taking down Wooster Thursday around Pronunciation: 'll-n&l a girl home that just put down a 9 p.m. These girls are already on Function: adjective 12-pack of Labatt's. did two Irish their way to the bars, even Car-Bombs and finished with a though they can't drink. They Etymology: Middle English, 40 oz. of Steel Reserve. arc drawn like magnets. They're from Middle French, from © © all underclassmen, cause every Latin finalis, from finis Mostly Mostly Mostly junior and senior knows you boundary, end Drink Moochers Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy drink at your place and shouldn't Date: 14th century show up at the club until at least Sweet and innocent, she's the la: not to be altered or High:32* High: 32" High: 36' one that tells you she doesn't midnight. Look for these girls at Low: 10" Low: 23" drink, only to find that she's sip- the ATM by Dairy Queen and in undone plastered and is trying to con- Calendar Girls 2: coming at the end: ANSWERS vince the guys how flexible she Typically freshmen, these s girls mark the days on their cal- being the last in a series, 1 1 c : 1 •i 3 1 s c N 3 is--on and off the dance floor. 3 0 Nl 1 |0 0 N 3 /I process, or progress 1 v I .1 ■ a u * a 1 S n 1 « ■ her boyfriend back home. see a Bitter Senior in your 3: of or relating to the ulti- 1 1 sHolb V n _■ o H H y future. ■ :: 3 0 3 :>■> V jJB mate purpose or result of a a 3 I V oHu a 9 1 nHN|o|s| We wish finals had an 1 Girl Grinders process a 1 I i II b => 1 1 - irniHis answer key. V A d Flies and Rats c " l |d 3 I n|j|u|y| An ass-shaking song comes 4: those dreaded things the . 0 ' 1 G 1 S V _■ on and all of a sudden there's "First in, last out " This is the U. makes us take Dec. 18- S 1 1 ■ !■

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OPINION KDITOMAI New coach is right man for job As Urban Meyer look Ihe podi These pictures fell, but Meyer Here is a man who has spent about this is that Krebs had game and keep their coach Urn to become Ihe current head remained stoic. YOU DECIDE the last 12 years coaching wide Meyer at the top of his list from employed. ftxithall roach at Bowling Green The fallen pictures don't repre- receivers and inherits perhaps Ihe beginning. He had his man. In this trying season the tradi- Stale University and the former sent emptiness in the Blarkney How do you think the new the best receiving corps in the He got his man. Meyer's selection tion was not enough to do any of receivers coach at Notre Dame, era: he did lead the team !o some football coach will affect the that. Mid-American Conference. He'll he got an omen of their most prosperous sea- team? tet us know at proves trial Krebs has the pedi But Monday marked the Behind him. Velcroed to a sons. They represent Ihe fan that bgnews@listproc bgsu edu have Kurt Geriing. David gree lo take Bowling Green ath- beginning of a future that will black background, hung a series change, this one in particular, is Bautista, Aaron Alexander and letics to ihe top of the MAC and feature exciting offenses and good. of photos from the Gary Robert Redd at his disposal and thrust them into the national stingy defenses and culminate in Blarkney era. Within the first two Now, Meyer is in charge of Here is a man who has been the choice of dropbark passer spotlight. a new tradition at Bowling Green. minutes of his acceptanee making the biggest change of all. around the best football pro- Andy Sahm or pure athlete Josh Those photographs behind Those photos crashed to the speech, as if Doyt Perry liimself Turning a 2-9 football team, with grains in the country. He spent Harris at quarterback. Meyer fell not to lament the past, ground as a reminder that there H in- watching from above and 18 starters returning, into a win- two years as a graduate assistant relishing this change, one photo ner. We'd like to congratulate BG but to embrace the future For is still a long way to go in restor- at Ohio State and the last five crashed to ihe ground. A short The good thing for Bowling Athletic Director Paul Krebs for too long this football program ing the history written by Perry. time later, another met its Green is thai Meyer is the right years as a receivers coach for finding the best man for this job. had been relying on its tradition A long way lo go? Yes. Bui demise and finally a third. man for the job. Notre Dame. The most satisfying thing to sell tickets, get students to the Meyer's anointing is Ihe first step. LETTERS TO Tl IE EDITOR PEOPLE Claus exposed ON THE STREET made me and my roommates' once you sign thai lease, your by documentary Ifsalandlord- lives a living hell for the entire landlord will be more than ready What-do you think year, until she went on a three- lo collect late rent, but if your toi- about Urban Meyer as AT ISSUE The myth of the kindly old Santa is shattered eat-student month vacation and I got a lets don't flush, maybe it'll get glimpse of what living off campus the new football by a tell-all film expertly cloaked in sentimental goo was supposed to be like. fixed this semester Also, watch out for those bats, they might coach? As it is officially the holiday world out there Lesson One: Visit the house MICHELLE have rabies! season. I must address more The annual extravaganza and make sure Ihe neighbors an- thoroughly the disturbing issue REITER other college students. known as the "Housing Fair'' of Santa Claus and Rudolph the Assl. Opinion lidilor My second observation about TadMathews starts today Bright-eyed sopho- cotesniff3420yahoo com Red-Nosed Reindeer. mores start examining the possi- living off-campus is that land- SHELLY BINZEL Now that you are in college, ble houses and apartments that lords really do live up to the SOPHOMORE many of you might be experienc- mentary was made, around 1964, will grant them their freedom sleazy reputations they have BUSINESS ing skepticism regarding the exis technology was not advanced from dorm life. The lazy juniors earned. Don't be fooled by that tenre of Santa Claus. The critical enough lor parents to foresee giv- SUBMISSION POLICY thinking your higher education ing birth to reindeer with* will wail until February before smiling representative who "He gets the wing they start looking, and those hands you your housing list at has endowed you with has unsightly red noses. He also Ihe fair. 1 am convinced that Ihe BG News gladly prints Letters because he's not worth brought such questions to mind failed to see that Rudolphs seniors arejust hoping they can to the Editor and Guest Columns. thai person is a hired actor the bird." as, "How could he possibly deliv- hideous abnormality would not graduate. Letters should be less than 300 because you will never see thai er presents to all the children in aflec t his flying. Clauss primary Having lived off campus for wwd<, and Guest Columns can be concern was tliat he was a freak. person again the world in a single night?" and, .% i1 years now I would like to 503 to 700 words Name, phone "How can he be in two billion Arrording to this tell-all docu- offei some advice for first time Lesson Two: Ask current ten- number and address should be malls and shopping centers at mentary, cnishing conformity is buyers: BE CAREFUL' ants about the landlord. included for verification. All sub- once?" one of Claus's strictest values My firsi investment into the Now I am a senior and I am missions may be edited for length I sympathize with your I cite next the nonconformist mpllS world of parties and not renting from a local agent. I and clarity. Personal attacks and PATEVERS predicament, but it's pure lunacy elf who wanted to be a dentist. It mountains of dirty dishes was can tell you though lhat my anonymous submissions will not Of course Santa Claus exists. As seems that Claus never asked with a local agent who deal! with friends are still renting from be printed. Send submissions to JUNIOR lo how he can be everywhere at these elves what they wanted to only a few properties. I was really Other local landlords and situa- 210 West Hall or amettj@bg- PHYSED once — come ON. He's Santa, be. If they were bom with small excited about moving into my bodies, enormous heads ami tions are not improving. Make netbgsu.edu with subject line the Great Claus. He can do any- "new" house....then I met my thing. pointy ears, they would be elves, neighbor. We'll call her Mrs. Ruth sure you know what you are "letter to the editor" or "guest col- "The coach will be umn." The question is not whether or and that was that. The documen- to protect her identity. Mrs. Ruth getting yourself inio. because successful if he got rid not he IS bringing gifts to all ibe tary implied that "elf" rould be a of some of the illegal children of the world, but why. euphemism for "miserable slave substances that occur For I have no doubt thai the of Claus's cruel workhouse." starving children in Africa receive Paychecks were never men- on the team." expensive electronic toys tliat an' tioned, and the cantankerous dropped on dieir swollen stom- workshop foreman revealed an achs in the middle of the night. atmosphere of fear and tyranny. The fact that they don't celebrate If these Images were not Christmas, and would, in fact, eat enough to convince people tliat JACKIE REICHERT Christmas if it could be manufac Claus is a self serving misan- lured in a box like powdered thrope in love with his own red FRESHMAN milk, is of no concern to Claus. suit, the Lsland of Misfits should INTERIOR DESIGN They will receive fashion Barbies liave been the clincher. Here and video games anyway, though cameras zoomed in on a remote Santa knows they will only gnaw arctic island where defective toys 7 don't know the on them or pray lo them as gods were suffering from clinical guy; I've never heard who might actually bring them depression. As a commune of food. miserable freaks, these toys just of him." Does Claus care? Heck no. but sat around and wailed. Claus as it is Santa's sole purpose in life turned a blind eye to their suffer- to bring gifts to girls and boys ing: I don't diink he even sent everywhere, he will plunk CDs food. and talking dolls on their heads At Ihe end of the film. Claus. AMANDA FRY anyway. confronted with a blinding snow FRESHMAN Claus's ego has grown to such storm lhat threatened a heights that he has lost all of his Christmas cancellation, finally JOURNALISM discerning thought processes. caved in and found he is able to Take the documentary about use Rudolph's nose after all. He Rudolph the Red-Nosed reindeer, also had a change of heart 'Wait — there's a narrated by Burl Ives. The prob- regarding the freaks in exile and new football coach?" ing cameras that caught elves' alternative professions. Bui Rudolph's traumatic earfy life on I urge you to remember that this film also managed to catch was in the early 1960s, and Santa $ Claus's every day demeanor, it had been at liisjob a lot longer wasn't jolly at all. than thai. How many other lives I cite the scene in which Claus were ruined by Santa's self-serv- discovered that Rudolph's father ing motives before Rudolph JOHN KELLY had begotten a reindeer with an inspired his change of heart? SOPHOMORE unsightly red nose. Was Claus Zillions, surely. And can anyone Celebrate jour holiday season here with us at the ART EDUCATION encouraging or sympathetic? He change that quickly? Or was he was nothing of the sort. He just bluffing so that he could take snarled at Rudolph in disgust, advantage of Rudolph as well? "It doesn't matter to and told Rudolph's father that he You decide. I BG News. You can leave gifts at the door. should be ashamed of himself. me. I like hockey." Claus seemed impervious to the Michelle Reiler can be reached fact that at the time this docu- at [email protected].

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Woman sentenced for road rage www.bgnews.com/nation ! COLUMBIANA, Ala. (AP) —A woman was sentenced ' to 13 years in prison Monday for the "road rage" shoot- ing death of another motorist on a highway exit ramp. Shirley Henson, 41, was convicted of manslaughter for killing Gena Foster, a 34-year-old mother of three. NATION Community grocers make life simple

By Blake Nicholson 'Oh, what are we going to do ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER now?"' Woodmansee said. BISMARCK, N.D. — Once a The southeastern North week, in the name of community Dakota town of Forbes faced that service, Laurie Slcnson drives to a dilemma 25 years ago. A volun- (own about 40 miles away to buy teer board sought out grant bread. She travels about 35 miles money, set up a nonprofit organi- to another town to pick up other zation, hired a manager and start- groceries. Some weeks, she meets ed The People's Store. the ice cream distributor on a Volunteers unload trucks and nearby highway. even help make some of the food Stcnson manages Drucker's sold in the store, said Ted Wolff, a General Store, a community- farmer who heads the volunteer owned grocery in Esmond, N.D., board. that opened in mid-November. Last year, the store in the town "1 don't know anything about a of 50 people made a $300 profit. grocery store," she said with a Denise Bickel, who manages a laugh. "But the community has community grocery in the town been very good at supporting me of Tunic, said her store is definite- when I need it, giving a helping ly not a moneymaking enterprise. hand." "We make enough to pay our Community groceries are pop- bills, and if we do make a profit it ping up in small towns across goes back into the business, but North Dakota in an effort to that's not much," Bickel said. ensure that staples such as bread, The Tutdc Community Store, eggs and milk are conveniently which has operated for 15 years, available to locals. Privately run got a $479,000 grant from the U.S. groceries are falling by the way- Department of Agriculture three side as rural towns lose popula- years ago to put up a new build- tion and as residents seek lower ing prices in bigger cities. "We'll be here for a while," Tom Woodmansee, president Bickel said. "But the long-term of the North Dakuta Grocers future, that's kind of question- Association, said that in his 19 able- years on the job. the number of Paying the bills is not the only groceries in the state has fallen challenge community-owned Associated Press Ptwto from around 500 to about 350. groceries face, Woodmansee said. SHOPPING: Store Manager Denise Bickel, right, boxes up groceries for Eunice Weisenburger, left, at the Turtle Community Store in Turtle, "People in our rural communi- Many, like Drucker's in Esmond, N.D., on Tuesday, Nov. 28. ties don't understand that If they find it impossible to get products don't support their local mer- tnicked into town. got to be cost-effective for the stocked with groceries through them up. can get into town here is a milk chants ... they're going to be gone; "Uke everything else, it's eco- supplier." arrangements with stores in near- "We're too far off the beaten truck, and 1 had to beg him on my and once they're gone they say. nomics," Woodmansee said. "It's Stenson keeps Drucker's by towns. But she has to pick path," she said. "The only truck I knees to come into Esmond." Official Finals Countdown: 8 days of classes left this semester

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Bowling Green women's bas- TUESDAY ketball coach Dee Knoblauch December 5, announced the signing of a pair of Detroit-area players to 2000 National letters of intent. Tene Lewis and Sakima Smith • • • • are both seniors at Detroit BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Communication and Media Arts High School. The duo has helped the school to back-to-back Detroit Public School League title game appearances and have helped CMA to a berth in the Michigan Class C State Quarterfinals. ■ Lewis, a 5-8 guard, averages 10 points, six rebounds, seven assists and six steals this season to date. She was a third-team. All- Area selection. Smith, a 6-0 forward, averages 15 points, six boards, three blocks ind three steals this season so far. She was named to the second - team. All-Area team.

Asst. Sports Editor Could BG ask for anything PROFILR Falcons react more? URBAN MEYER Let me tell you about a man to new leader named Url>an Meyer By Nick Hum games. I've seen that first hand." A man I've met once, yester- ASSiSUNI SPORIS C0110R The general mood of the ii.iv dining a press conference in Before Urban Meyer stood in players drew much along the tile Mileti Alumni renter. Ironi of the media to be intro- same lines of BC Athletic But a man that 1 already duced to the public, the newly Director Paul Krebs. Both were MOST SUCCESSFUL BGSU FOOTBALL COACHES respect instated Bowling Green football satisfied to see a proven winner Most importantly, he's a man coach had his first team meet- come to the program. Coach Record Percentaqe th.it just became the most ing with his players Monday "I was real happy about the Doyt Perry (1955.M) 77-11-5 .855 important figure in the Bowling morning, choice," said junior wide receiv- Bob Gibson ows-cn 19-9-0 .679 Right off the bat I think Crecn Athletic Department. He's Warren Steller nw»i 40-21-19 .619 everyone thought he was a cool er Kurt Cerling "My first .i man that will represent the Don Nehlen Denny Stolz n»77-as) 56-45-1 .553 light and in front of a bigger HOMETOWN: like a player's coach along with to get it done. He expects a trust crowd than anyone on this cam- Ashtabuta, Ohio being a head coach. He told us ing relationship between us." Gary Blackney (IM1-2000) 60-50-2 .540 Urban Meyer pooi-T) ? ? pus. AGE: 36 that he was going to be different Junior defensive back Jerry Let me tell you about a man and real dynamic." Wagner was also aware of Soucr BGSU Spoils Information •Minimum 20 games coached who cares about getting students BIRTHDATE: 7/10/64 The team talked with Meyer Meyer's down-lo-business atti- in I toy! Perry Stadium. EDUCATION: Cincinnati for 15 minutes, getting to know tude. a little more about him and his In tliree years of covering the "86 (BA, Psychology) "He was straight forward." Falcon football team, I never coaching philosophies. Wagner said. "He comes from a GODFREY KURT Ohio State Meyer was overall happy with LEWIS, GFRLING, (>nce lieard former head coach winning program and knows the mood of the meeting with Junior Junior Gary Blackney mention the stu- '88 (MA. Sports how to win. What impressed me his new players. most about him was that he was running wide dents or give any indication that Administration) " I just introduced myself and a god-fearing man. He also lias back receiver he rated if they came to the WIFE: Shelley tried to bring some energy to gapws, In 10 minutes with them. Meyer said." I could see the determination that he can CHILDERN: Nicole (10). turn this program around." Urban Meyer, he implored me [! icv were sitting there with their Gigi (8). Nathan (2) Meyer was already a busy .IIKI two other BG News sports- shi mlders down. The mood was man on his first day at work for writers about the best way to get good though. I think we have the Falcons. students in the vats He made 7 wanna get the some great guys." Meyer said he intends to have The new coach had to leave "Right off the bat I "I was really suggestioas and asked us to students in the stands individual meetings with the for a recruiting assignment at think everyone thought happy about the work with him to fill the stands and get something players Thursday and Friday to 3:30 p.m. yesterday. He will stay he was a cool coach." choice." "I want to get these students get the general feel for the pulse in town for two weeks before he i nit," Meyer said. "Every place going and I'm going of the team. He said that loyalty heads back to Notre Dame to I've been we've created interest. to the University and the JERRY to kill myself to coach the Fighting Irish in the WAGNER And it seems like, at a adminisUation is one compo Fiesta Bowl against Oregon do that" nent necessary to preserve a Junior Midwestern school, where foot- State. Meyer will say good-bye defensive ball is everything, we should successful football program. to South Bend for good after the Along with these attributes. back have students in the stands. I'm completion of the season. "I want to force the Meyer said that trust is another But the Falcons saw what willing to listen to them and defense to cover the very important factor for the i ome up with ideas, but we have program to become successful. they needed to be impressed to get students proud of wearing whole field...we have "I think the biggest thing I with their new leader. orange and get something going to make sure the guys need to do is develop trust," "We all got a good vibe from and I'm gonna kill myself to do Meyer said. "They need to kt low him." said freshman quarter- "He comes from a "This is a good change we're starting, should that 1 am doing everything I can back Josh Harris. "He was saying that." winning program and for the team. He seems As a BGSU student, could you be starting." for them. If you get that, then positive things and had a lot of ask for anything more? you start winning those close energy. He's a young guy too." knows how to win." like a winner." Let me tell you about a man who has worked with the best. Meyer's selection was clinched when Kill)--, had a long talk with former Notre Dame head coach Notre Dame coach takes over for Blackney Lou Holtz. He worked under Earl Bruce at Ohio State and was URBAN, FROM PAGE 1 taught the trade by Colorado State's Sonny Lubick ems. "I think Bowling football career as a defensive As a Falcon football purist, "I wanna get the students in Green deserves the back at the University of could you ask for anything the stands and get something Cincinnati. He graduated in more? going and I'm going to kill myself best coaching staff 1986 with a BA in psychology to do that," Meyer said. Let me tell you about a man in the Mid- and got his masters degree from Ohio State in sports administra- 11 i.it will lead the Falcons away Meyer also said he wants to American tion in 1988. from the most predictable play run a balanced offense next sea- calling in tlie nation to a package son and incorporate a variety of Conference." Along with his football playing tint will utilize the entire field. formations and sets. He sighted URBAN MEYER COACH career. Meyer was a 13th round Unlike Blackney. Meyer's goal- the problem areas as the pick in the amateur baseball line offense will not rely entirely amount of sacks given up by the bled, but it will take some time, draft in 1982 and played two offensive line and the number of years in the Atlanta Braves on running John Gibson up the according to Meyer. turnovers and will work hard to Organization. middle seven straight times. fix those tilings. "I think Bowling Green ■The field is 53 1 /2 yards wide, deserves the best coaching staff He and his wife Shelley have and I think we need to use all of "I want to force the defense to in the Mid-American three children. Nicole (10). Gigi (8) and Nathan (2). them." he said. defend the whole field." he said. Conference." he said. "I want to As a Falcon football lover, "We have to make sure the guys really evaluate the whole situa- For Meyer, leaving Notre that we're starting should be could you ask for anything tion and make sure the kids get Dame was hard. But he knows starting." more? not only great coaches but great he has found his place in BG. teachers, great recruiters and Let me tell you about a man Tun Bcckman will return for dynamic people for the commu- "To look at that Golden Dome who tells it like it is. his third season as defensive as we were frying a way today and coordinator for the Brown and nity" How easy would it have been CHANGE: Newly appointed head BG football coach Urban Meyer, I'm thinking Good Lord, that's for Meyer to come into Bowling Orange and represents Ihe lone Meyer was bom in Toledo on if; that was real hard to be hon- left, replaces Gary Blackney, who has been at the helm since 1991. member of Blackney's staff July 10.1964. He graduated from est." he said."... I was a small part Meyer is looking to spread out the offense with different formations remaining in BG. The rest of the St. John High School in of Notre Dame football and I'm a NIED, PAGE 8 and make the copying defenses cover the entire field. assistant coaches will be asscrr* Ashi.ihiil.i. Ohio, and pursued a bis part of this now."

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Meyer right fit for Falcon FIGHT Turner fired as head football team NIED. FROM PAGE 7 coach of Washington Green yesterday and tell us By Joseph White team has a chance to be 10-6. everything will be OK in Fakon "This team has a AP SPORTS WRITER That's a disappointment to me. country? How easy would it be to ASHBURN, Va. - Washington chance to be 10-6. There's part of me that would like point out the 18 starters coming Redskins coach Norv Turner was That's a to be a part of it. There's part of back including 100 percent of fired Monday after failing to live me that understands why it's the offensive backfield and the up to Super Bowl expectations disappointment to necessary to make a change return of receiver Robert Redd? with the most expensive team in me. There's part of right now." Well, he didn't. In fact, he hint- NFL history. me that would like Turner, hired as a first-time ed that the Falcons had a long Turner was dismissed by head coach by late owner Jack way to go owner Dan Snyder one day after to be a part of it" Kent Cooke in 1994, was third in " (The returning of nine offen a 9-7 loss to the New York Giants. seniority with one team behind NORV TURNER, FORMER COACH Pittsburgh's Bill Cowhcr and sive starters) might be good, and It was the fourth lass in five games for the Redskias (7-6) and Minnesota's Dennis Creen. But might be bad. We weren't very Turner's record was only 49-59-1. third straight at home, and it Pat Flaherty will coach special good on offense this year." he including8-21-l ingamesdecid- moved a team with champi- teams. said. "We had way too many ed by three points or fewer, with onship aspirations precariously The search for a coach for the turnovers and way too many a franchise that has won three close to elimination from the 2001 season will be headed by sacks. I think there are some Super Bowls. playoff race. former college coach Franklin Turner took six years to get the people with experience. That's Passing game coordinator "Pepper" Rodgers, who was Redskins lo the playoffs. Thai great if you're 11 -0 but we were Terry Robiskie was named inter- hired Monday to the newly ere came las! season, when 2 -9 last year so now we have to im coach. He immediately ated position of vice president of Washington won the NFC East make sure that the guys we were football operations. began holding team meetings with a 10-6 record and defeated' starting should be starting." kfcdiacl trtmfuiilo BGNnr. for Sunday's game in Dallas. Turner fought back tears as he Detroit in the first round of the said goodbye. As a Falcon football critic, Special teams coach LeCharls postseason before losing 14-13 SPLIT THE DEFENDERS: falcon forward Karen Stoc? slices through "I've obviously been put in a could you ask for anything McDaniel. in charge of the strug- at Tampa Bay. Detroit defenders Lori Wild.4, and Michele Borti, 51 .during last good position to have an oppor- more? gling coverage and kicking units, The 48-year-old coach earned Saturday's 94-75 BG loss. also was fired. Tight ends coach tunity to win." Turner said. "This Let me tell you about a man a reputation as a master strate- who knows how to will a team to gist with the Dallas Cowboys, victory. He was a part of Notre where he was the offensive coop Dame's Fiesta Bowl squad this dinator for two Super Bowl learns in the early 1990s Some of year. It will be Meyer's seventh •: '""V'V,^** his game plans in Washington bowl game in 15 years of coach- Red Sox take were truly masterful, but his lark ing He understands the impor- of communication skills and tance of the relationship inability to keep players focused between coach and player. and motivated led to his down- "The biggest thing you need to look at Indian fall. do is develop trust with the play- The stakes became higher this ers." he said. "They need to know season when Snyder spent mil By Ronald Blum seven-year offer, a deal thai con- lions on players, including Deion that I'm doing everything I can «P SP0RIS WRIIFR tained substantial money Sanders, Bruce Smith, Jeff for them. And if you get that, NEW YORK - Manny deferred without interest. George. Mark Carrier, and draft then all of a sudden, those close Ramirez is interested in joining Cleveland then withdrew its picks LaVar Arlington and Chris games, you start winning them. the other stars in the American offer on Nov. 13 and seven days Samuels Snyder. who bought I've seen that first hand at Noire League East. later agreed lo a $20 million, die team in 1999, also brought in Dame and Colorado State, even The agent for the outfielder three-year contract with Ellis defensive coordinator Ray at Ohio State where if you have said Monday thai he has talked Burks. The Indians, who still Rhodes But those additions were not that trust, you win. but if you to the Boston Red Sox about may be interested, would lose enough to overcome failure in don't have that trust you lose Ramirez. negotiating rights with Ramirez the kicking game. those games." until May 1 if they don't offer "The Red Sox are a situation In three games this season, What more could you want as Manny would have interest in," salary arbitration by Thursday's midnight EST deadline. missed field goals contributed to a Falcon football fan? Jeff Moorad said from Fort losses, and Turner has used four That's Urban Meyer. Lauderdale. Fla. Moorad said he had spoken Associated Pies-. Rwto placekickers. On Sunday. 44- I've met him once, for 10 min- Ramirez. 28, asked Cleveland with Red Sox general manager year-old Eddie Murray was short utes in a crowd. for a $200 million. 10-year con- Dan Duquette and Lee Thomas SEE YA: Former Washington Redskins head coach Norv Turner on a 49-yard field goal attempt in I already respect him. tract and rejected a $ 119 million. of Boston's front office. walks off the field during last Sundays 9-7 loss to the NY. Giants. the final minute.

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BG NEWS SPORTS Tuesday, December 5.2000 9 Heisman finalists named, 3 quarterbacks •SSOCIAttD PRESS WRITER contenders. Weinke led the nation with HEISMAN HYPE NEW YORK -Three quarter- Brees, a finalist last year, is the 4,167 passing yards with 33 TD backs — Drew Brees of Purdue. Big Ten's career passing leader passes and 11 interceptions. He DREW BREES: 3,393 yards, Josh Heupel of Oklahoma and with 11,517 yards and led Purdue 32 2 as a starter at Florida State 24 touchdowns and 12 picks Chris Weinke of Florida Stale — to the Rose Bowl for the first time with a streak of 25 consecutive fa Purdue. and running bark LaDainian since 1966. He threw for 3,393 victories. He holds Atlantic Coast Tomlinson of Texas Christian yards this season with 24 touch- Conference records for passing JOSH HEUPEL At Oklahoma, were announced Monday as yardage at 9,789 and touchdown downs and 12 interceptions, and threw for 3,172 yards, 18 finalists for the Heisman Trophy. passes with 79. At 28, he would be TD's and 11 interceptions. he also ran for 516 yards and five The award to the nation's best the oldest to win a Heisman. moreTDs. college football player, will be pre- Tomlinson led the nation in LADAINIAN TOMLINSON led Heupel led Oklahoma to the sented by the Downtown Athletic rushing for the second consecu- nation in rushing for second No. 1 ranking in thecountry, com- Club on Saturday night. tive year and became only the year in a row for TCU pleting 256 of 389 passes for 3.172 The four finalists are the lead seventh back in NCAA history to Rushed for 2,158 yards and ing vote-getters in month-long yards with 18 touchdowns and 11 nin for 2.000yards in a season. He 22 scores. balloting by 922 sports writers, interceptions. He has at least one earned 369 times for 2,158 yards broadcasters and former TD pass in all 24 of his career — fourth highest in NCAA history CHRIS WEINKE: Led nation Associated Press Photos Heisman winners. Balloting con- games at Oklahoma and has — and 22 touchdowns. His 5,263 with 4,167 yards passing for tinues through Friday but the passed for more than 300 yards in career yards is sixth highest in Florida State with 33 TD HEISMAN: Purdue quarterback Drew Brees, left, and Florida State finalists are well ahead of other 14 of them. NCAA history. passes and 11 picks. signal caller Chris Weinke are two of the finalists for the Heisman.

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Give BG Wanted Need 1 female roommate ASAP The BG News has an opening (or a Qlve BO Call 354-6713 qualified student to work part-time selling advertising Make your Mark Leave your Legacy 1 graduation ticket needed, will pay Need 1 graduation ticket immediate- - - - SBX • SBX SBX- SBX SBX SBX $ Please call Lia it 354-8408 ly Call 353-9440. Benefits: Millet's Cbanukah Party is coming, Get your personalized Need graduation tickets. 'Real world experience Sun. Dec 10lh.6pm Orl-campus 1 male sublsr. needed ASAP. Own graduation announcements Will pay 'Flexible hours Student Center-Moseley Hall bdrm. nice apt Rent is $240 but will al SBX within 24 hours nagmiate Call Shawn 0 'is:- 3669 352-3476. 'Groat pay Pn/e Rattle-over 100 prizes. SBX • SBX- SBX- SBX- SBX- SBX 1 or 2 roommates needed for spnng Need to buy 4 grad tix Call Erin "Fun atmosphere LAST CHANCE!!! Own room in big house one block 419-874-2634 Will pay SS •Resume builder WANT TO TRAVEL AND GET Spier up from campus Fun roommates! 353- Spacious 2 bdrm apt. in Hillsdale. BGSU CREDIT? Preferred Candidates: ■jour Personal Rd 3187 Lease starts Dec 23rd Call 352- Attend one ot 165 colleges in the "Jr or Sr. Business major with a 1 rmte . M or F, inexpensive, ASAP. 5772 U.S for tall or one year while paying 'Own transportation Display Personal!! Apt close to downtown Call Chad. BGSU tuition1 No out-ol state lees1 Subleaser lor spring, S280/mo. Near "Detail oriented 353-9305, exl. 139 Credits transfer' Explore' New York' campus. 352-4265 'Interest in sales or Add a photo or 1 roommate for spring semester. California' Hawaii' The Carolinas' special artwork two December graduation tickets advertising career THE NATIONAL STUDENT 262.50/mo. ♦ electric and phone. needed Will pay. 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Attention Musicians !!"!!"!!Got a Place to Live?"!!"!' Apts. for 2001 -2002 school year 2 daycare centers. 1 school-age Give BG Wanted: Dancers, waitstafl. apply Rock band seeks bass player 1 to 3 person-12 mo teases only center 1 infant through preschool after 5pm, 5801 Telegraph, Toledo, call 419-637-2428 or 372-1667 Don't miss the Steve Smith 352-8917 or 308-2710 center are looking for take charge. It's coming... OH or call 419-476-6640. "Child Care Needed" No calls after 8pm responsible & caring individuals In our Perrysburg home for 20 mth. Great Pay! HOUSING FAIR Part-time hours avail with more 2 subleasers needed. Winthrop Ter- old boy 2pm-6pm up to 4 days/wk. Now hiring lifeguards, managers, TODAY!!! hours available during holidays & race Apts. 2 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath, Early childhood edu or related supervisors, for summer season, 2:3O5:00pm school cancellation days at the For Sale new carpel, new bathroom, air, shut- major preferred. Call Ann Mane @ great pay. bonuses and scholar- 101 Olscamp school-age center Will work directly tle to campus, pool. Tony 308-0705. 419-874-0878. ships Interviewing over Christmas with children & interlace with pa- BOWLING GREEN "Fitness" break. Call now 216-741-9451 or 1/4 karat women's wedding set, en- Speak with representatives rents Must be at least 18 yrs old & COMMERCIAL SPACE Accepting applications for full/part visit www metropools.com gagement ring & band. Call 354- of local rental agencies have a high school diploma Call -3,200 sq.ft.-1616E Wooster time help Front desk, member * 6713. and related companies. 878-4190 for the infant-center & ask Greenwood Cenlre. across from services, floor trainers (exercise JOB POSTING 1988 Ford Thunderbird, Turbo for Jodi or call 878 0911 for the BGSU stadium & Rt 75. $8.65/sq. science students) Wood Co. Prosecutor's Y.V.P. Pro- coupe, automatic, CD player, asking Co-sponsored by The BG News & school-age eerier & ask fof Amy H.-+ cam/nnn St James Club gram Asst. 4S Coordinator's Posi- S1200. See and make offer. 353- Hazels Off-Campus Student Center -2.200 sq.ft.-1616E. Wooster Attention Sales/Marketing Gradu- Toledo. OH 43615 tion Part-time 20-25 hrs/wk @ $7- 8436. Greenwood Centre, across from ates. Axis Financial Group, Inc . 419-841-5597. 8.50per/hr Eligible for wage in- 97 Suzuki Sidekick. Excellent condi- 1 fml. housemate needed. 5 bdrm.. 3 1/2 bath, 3 decks, garage, fplace, BGSU stadium & Rt. 75. Northern Ohio's leader m the mort- EARN SS NOW AND WORK IN crease after six months employ- tion, 48K. $9.000. Call 686-0567 1 acre yard, $390 * half util. 10 min $8.65/sq ft- + cam/nnn gage industry is celebrating five CANCUN SUMMER 2001!! Student ment. HS diploma and own trans- For sale: 5 round white table tops from BGSU Avail now Email at -1,200 sq ft - Professional Office years of success We are seeking a Express, inc is now hiring students portation a must. Background in ed- that are only a year old. Will sell to [email protected]. View pho- Space Convenient Location with self-motivated, team player to join interested in earning SS working ucation and teaching helpful but not best offer If interested, call Niki to http://hometown.aol.com/new- parking. our Cleveland sales force. We'll pro- from home now and in Cancun sum- a must Applicants must give one Sams at 372-3208 home4rent'myhomepago business h -industrial Lease-Will build to suit up vide an extensive training program mer 2001 by promoting the BEST year commitment Deadline Graduation tickets for sale tml to 30.000 sq. ft Woodbridge II at Rt and unlimited opportunities for this 12/19/00. Application (419) 354- Spring & Summer student travel MUST SELL 75. entry-level position We offer 9250 1 Housemate needed; own room- packages to your alma mater or Call Beth, 372-4452. Mecca Management Inc., 'Competitive Compensation New house, clean. Great loc nr. your area schools. For SS and a Internships are available tor spring HONDAS FROM $500! Police im- 419-353-5800. 'Full benefits package working experience you will never Mercer. 353-2301. and summer semesters for exercise pounds and fax repos! For listings 1 - Charing Cross Apartments has short 'Bonus and incenlive programs forget m Cancun this summer, con- 1 roommate needed for spring and science students. Excellent pay 600-719-3001 ext45S8. term leases. Call about our winter 'Friendly, structured work environ- tact Dean Longwayal 1-800-258- semester $300/mo. NO utilities to 4 fnnge benefits time special. 3520590. ment Kenwood m dash CD player, be paid! Own room and full use of 9191 ext I05ordlongway@studen- St. James Club removable face, $75 or best offer. house including laundry1 Call Adam HOT TUB (share); separate studio Please send resume 1o Human Re texpress.com. Toledo. OH 43615 sources Department, 7010 Engle 353-9495 Q 352-5580. apt. next door avail. Jan. 1. 353- EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS 419-841-5597 Road. Suite 102. Middleburg Misc apt. furniture for sale. Dresser, ' subleaser neorliKi for Spring 2001 2301. Work part-time, full-time, even put m Contact Rick Heights. Ohio 44 night stand, living room chair, love Close to campus, $200. mo * utilit- Houses 2001 - 2002 Fax (440)234-9690 over-time hours, around your col- Join our team" seat. Call Melody at 354-4084. ies. Call 354-4184. Still have houses available lege and personal schedule Work a Technics receiver & 5 disc CD play- 1 subleaser needed. 2nd Street Stu- Call for Listings Camp Counselor and Director Po- minimum of 15 hours per week or 40 Kitchen help needed. er 2 klh 15" speakers. $450. 260- dio. Call Ryan at 352-2312 Frobose Rentals - 352-9392 sitions-YMCA Camp Willson- 1 hr. hours plus over-time. Many college Apply in person 0827. Large, 3 bdrm., fully turn. apt. for 1. 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments NW of Columbus-Exciting and fun studenls work here Starting pay is rent Spring semester, call 352- From Only opportunities for Male and Fe- S5.30 per hour with an automatic Mountain Jack's 9593 male counselor positions at one S 25 per hour increase to $5.55 after $430 5335 Airport Highway Professor will share large home with of YMCA's top Co-ed Summer 100 hours of service with the com- For Rent Private Entrance Toledo graduate student or other professor, overnight camps. Child/Teen pany. These are unskilled jobs Pafio Office cleaning, evenings over large wooded lot: 2 wood burning Counselor Positions! Sports Co- involving assembling and packaging Spacious Kitchen Christmas break 10-12 hrs/week. "Houses & Apis for Rent" fire places; $275/ including utilities; ordinators! Equestrian Staff! small parts Apply m person be- Small Pets Welcome! own trans required Call 352-5822.. Filling fast, school yr. 2001-2002 call 352-5523 after 7pm and leave Aquatic Staff! For memories that tween the hours of 9:00am and Varsity Square Apts. Office, 316 E. Merry #3 message. last a life-time contact 800-423- 5 00pm (Monday-Friday) at Telephone interviewing No sales 353-7715 Listings avail 24 hrs. or will mail. 0427 or willson 1 Ubrighlusa.net ADVANCED SPECIALTY PROD- Flexible scheduling. Some days, 2 bedroom apartment for rent, half a Subleasers needed tor spring and Call 353-0325. 9-9. UCTS. INC.. 428 Clough Street. mostly evenings & weekends. Re- block from campus, on South Col- summer. 2 bed. grad housing, new, There's always something Bowling Green. Ohio, only 2 blocks laxed atmosphere In Perrysburg "Starting end of Dec 2000" lege Dr., $475/month available spacious, storage, parking, close lo from campus near Kinko's and Dairy Up to $7 00+ hour depending on Apis, efficiency or rooms avail. 5/15/2000. 1 year lease, phone 686- campus Cair 352-3954 or David @ new in the classifieds Quei-n next to the railroad tracks skills 874-4722. Good rates avail. 353-0325 6541. 354-6036

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Winter Service Specials at • Lube, Oil, Filter $13.95 15% GREAT LAKES FORD/NISSAN Up to 5 qts. 30 point inspection OFF • Tune Ups as low as $29.95 w/BGSU I.D. Inc. plugs, check & adj. timing if appl. on repairs * [Lube, Oil & Filter Special FREE MULTIPOINT w $75 andup {Includes:' $^095 INSPECTION •Computer Diagnostic $38.95 !• Up to 5 quarts of oil IjJ A \isujl inspection of many important j Free belt & hose inspection no Exp. Date j' Excludes diesels safety and driveability items I ■'.jiii

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By Brian Engebnan broken screens." Stauffer continued, Thirty percent of those cases were STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES STIFF mini "They paid an obnoxious amount of landlord related. Now that many students are money and none of it was fixed. If I Also, students have the option to As part of their tuition, students have access to University attorney consul- already looking for off-campus hous- would have known about having an go to the Bursar's office and remove taions. Here's what that service entails: ing, or have already signed leases, it is attorney, I definitely would have spo- the S5 legal fee. According to Skulina, • A $5 legal services fee each semester important for students to know all the ken up against my landlord." this would be a gamble. services they have available to them. Nini Wamow, senior visual com- "It's like having insurance," said • Protects students living on- or off-campus Here's one: Free lawyers. Yes, it's munication technology major, said Skulina, "if something happens dur- • Can be used to challenge underaged drinking charges and fines true. that she wasn't aware of the service, ing the year, you'd have access to our All students have the opportunity either. "At least they're looking out for free services, but if you removed the • Helpful for landlord-tenant disputes about security deposits to pay a legal fee (15 per semester) you." said Wamow. "1 wish they'd tell fee, you'd be ineligible for our free which allows students to use the us somewhere or else people might work." • Attorneys are available to combat wrongful charges and rent deductions University attorney consultation. The write home and ask their parents to Some students already realize the • Students are free to decline the legal services and its fee option appears on a student's bursar hire an attorney." advantages. bill for each semester. Sophomore communication dis- Dan Hyland, sophomore business • Disposable cameras available to document apartment conditions The attorneys provide assistance orders major Sarah Klaine said, "I had major, said, "As a freshman, Student for various student legal battles to no idea at all. It would have been nice Legal Services represented me and it those who pay the fee. Issues that stu- to know at the beginning of my fresh- was a good experience. I didn't have dents are eligible to dispute through man year." to pay to get a lawyer." "I moved in with a group of guys who these attorney's range from misde- However, it's not as though Student Some of the most common meanor underage drinking fines and Legal Services isn't trying to reach out renter/landlord issues deal with lived there the year before and had fines drafting living wills to security deposit to students. wrongful deductions, carpet clean- from broken chairs, stained carpet and disputes and wrongful deductions "The sad part is that we send letters ing, repair work not getting done and from off-campus landlords. to Residence Life, Panhel, IFC and unitemized general cleaning charges. broken screens. They paid an obnoxious Many students aren't aware that other places to do programs for stu- "The biggest issue with landlords, amount of money and none of it was this service was built into tuition. dents," said Michael Skulina, SLS though, is dealing with security Andy Stauffcr, senior environmen- attorney, "but we don't get much deposits," said Skulina. fixed. If I would have known about hav- tal policy major, said, "1 moved in response." Landlords check over the rented ing an attorney, I definitely would have with a group of guys who lived there Last year alone, in the Student property once tenants leave and fines the year before and had fines from Legal Services department, more spoken up against my landlord." broken chairs, stained carpet and than 1,800 students were advised. RENTERS. PAGE 6 ANDY STAUFFER, SENIOR

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San Liyne BG New WHAT'S COOKING?: A view of the kitchen in the same apartment. This 354-2260 kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher; check with your landlord to see if this option exists. fi> John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster roUAl HOtrteec o»»o»r.,N,i , (across from Taco Bell) 4 Tuesday, December 5,2000 housing fair BG NEWS ampus Hou and has been in business for 15 prices from $270 and up. John dent friendly offices. Mecca years. Highland offers both fur- Newlove Real Estate offers aca- always has updated apartment nished and unfurnished houses demic year and summer leases. lists at their office and for your and apartments. Their proper- They pride themselves on their convenience, you may find ties are competitively priced high level of maintenance. helpful information and pic- from $395 a month, and they John Newlove Real Estate tures of their properties at: BOWLING GREEN FITE RENTAL offer a standard 12 month would like the opportunity to www.wcnet.org/~mecca/ Once VILLAGE MANAGEMENT lease.Thcy keep their proper- help students find a suitable you decide to live in a Mecca ties well maintained and place for the best possible property, you'll be reassured lo 300 E. Napoleon Rd., has been 993 S. Main 353-8206 respond to any problems within price.Call John Newlove Real know that they have four full- in business since 1968. They Apts * Houses * Self Storage 24 hours. Highland specializes Estate at 354-2260. time maintenance personnel offer one bedroom apartments Owner Managed in graduate student housing. on staff ready to handle any of for $465 and two bedrooms for Students looking for a quiet your maintenance requests. S555.They are located 8 blocks place with cordial management Mecca Management looks for- from campus and allow kittens. should give Highland ward to helping you in your Contact the office at 352-6335 Management a call at 354-6036. apartment search. Mecca for more information. Management may be contact- ed at 353-5800.

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located at 332 S.Main St., has located at 530 S. Maple St., has is located at 433 Thurstin Ave. located at 1520 Clough St. has 480 Lehman, offers affordable been family owned and operat- been in business for 34 years. and has been operating for 33 been in business about 29 apartments anywhere from ed for 37 years.They feature Both apartments and houses years.They feature furnished years. Apartments are the only $335-5690. They offer 8-1/2 both furnished and unfur- are offered ranging in price suites and rooms along with a properties featured with 9 and month, summer, and year leas- nished condos, houses, apart- from $285-5725 with 9 or 12 community kitchen. Prices are 12 month or summer leases. es. Living at this "Home Away ments and duplexes. Prices are month leases and furnished or reasonable at $900 per The prices start at $475. from Home" you will receive reasonable, ranging from S295 unfurnished. Preferred semester; all utilities and cable University Courts & Village is the benefits of a pool, picnic to $900 per month.They offer Properties offers a wide range included. Students have their conveniently located to BGSU, area, club house with pool 9-1/2 month or 12 month leas- of prices to meet the specific choice of a semester or a 9-1/2 restaurants and 1-75, and is a tables, and a volleyball area. es. Newlove's properties are need of each person. One of month lease. St.Thomas More's very well known renter in the You can contact Village Green very well maintained and pets the special features Preferred rooms are geared more area. They hope you come out at 354-3533. are permitted at certain loca- Properties has to offer is a towards students moving off- and visit or call at 352-0164. tions.They still have properties membership to the campus for the first time.They available and would be glad to Cherrywood Health Spa with are located across the street help students find suitable an indoor swimming pool, from campus and yet they are housing. Give Newlove Realty exercise equipment and very quiet. Rooms are well Rentals a call at 352-5620 or e- saunas, etc. All the properties maintained and repairs made mail them at: are energy efficient with securi- promptly. Contact Andrea Laux www.newlovereaky.com ty lighting, laundry rooms, at 352-7555. secure locks and ample park- WINTHROP ing. So, if you are looking for a TERRACE quality living environment call VARSITY SQUARE Preferred Properties at 352-9378. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 400 Napoleon, has been in located at 1097 Varsity East, has business for over 25 years.They been in business over 26 years. offer apartments from $390- Located 2-1/2 miles from cam- $535 with 3,9, or 12 month pus, they cater more towards STUDENT LEGAL leases. Living at Winthrop graduate students. They offer OFF-CAMPUS Terrace you will be provided SERVICE? apartments ranging in price with a shuttle to campus, a HOUSING OFFICE from $435-$630 with 9 and 12 is located on campus in 401 month leases. All apartments swimming pool, and excellent is located in Moseley Hall SPITLER AND South Hall and provides free ■ are single story and the appli- maintenance service. Students (inside the Off-Campus Student legal advice to students who VIOLET RENTALS ances have all been upgraded are well-liked and cared about Center). Rental property list- have paid the legal service fee recently. Varsity Square at Winthrop Terrace. They hope ings, rooms for rent in homes, at the start of each semester. Apartments can be reached at to see you at the housing fair list of available subleases, 500 Lehman Avenue, has been Professional consultation and or you can talk with them by 353-7715. roommates needed, and stu- in business for 35 years. Houses representation including: lan- calling dents seeking rooms to rent. and apartments are both fea- lord-tenant disputes, lease 352-913S. No charge for services provid- tured with prices ranging from reviews, etc. Free notary service ed. Open to anyone. Call 372- $325-$700 depending on the also available. Call 372-2971. 2458. type of property. 9 and 12 month leases are both avail- able so call Spitler and Violet Rentals at 352-7454. 6 Tuesday. December 5. 2000 housing fair BG NEWS Students find legal advice Apartment Spot light

RENTERS.DCUTCDC FROM[DOII PAGEDAPC 21 mnitnmove-in ii% tt\Aand mi.i.nmove-out nut letsInt. rentersrnntnn- Knninninnbeginning r>fof ia lease,I.. ,, ,t it Iflis r-tillstill nirfimrecom- *" prove the extent of damage, if the mended that it be done as soon as arc often assessed. Often, these fines charges are contested or for other possible. ONE SIDE- The lum into heated arguments about matters. For infomiation on how to obtain a living room and students being overcharged for repair A pilot program exists which gives free disposable camera, or get advice kitchen of an work. students free disposable cameras to on renters' rights, contact Student apartment in Gathering evidence is one way to document the conditions of their 1-egal Services. The office is in 401 Columbia Courts, protect renters' rights. Photographing apartment. Though it is best to take South Hall and can be reached at 372- a housing com- the condition of the apartment at pictures or videotape at the very 2951. plex located on Thurstin Avenue. ilfiilillllllllllNHnHi

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One Bedroom Apartments: HIGHLAND jJk • 117 Lehman: Lower Duplex, Residential Area MANAGEMENT • 114 S. Main St. #1-10: Above Wizard Graphics. ummms UO L Washington Si Bowling V.ttrn Large & Small Houses Free water & sewer. Resident pays electric only! 354-6036 Still Available.

Two Bedroom Apts, Duplexes & Houses: The Highlands- Graduate 211 E. Reed St. 3 Bedroom for 5 housing One bedroom Laundry - 6 students • 311 S. Main St. #A&B: Unfurnished, located above facilities in building. A/C, Quiet! 311/316 E. Merry SI. Apis 9 business. Large rooms, 12 month lease. payment lease, Fum., A/C. Jay-Mar Apts. Quiet housing 321 E. Merry • 507 & 525 E. Merry St.: Furnished, across from Spacious, laundry facilities m building, A/C. Gas heat, campus. Free water & sewer. Call 354-6036 lor a showing. Slop by for MORE listings

• 315 1/2 S. Main St.: 2 bdrm, Upper Duplex The Homestead - Graduate Listing avail. 24 hrs Housing One and two bedroom. Offk. 316 E. Merry #3 Three Bedroom Houses and Apts: A/C, on-site laundry, ceramic tile, or cad 353-0325 • 319 S. Main St.: Triple with lots of room soundproof construction, dish- washers, skylights, vaulted ceil- • 317 S. Main St.: Unfurnished 2 story part of a house. ings. 354-6036

Bedrooms upstairs. Additional SHes lo Choose trom: Liberty Street, The Farm, • 117 1/2 Lehman: Upper Duplex, Residential Area Summit HIM

We'll take care ol you Best price. well maintained, privacy and dead- Stop In and See Us NEWIPVE bolt security, targe apartments. 24- The Housing Fair For Rentals hr Maintenance. 352-5620 H IGHLAND Our Rental Brochure ^j 332 S. Main (our only office) MANAGEMENT www.newloverealtv.com V,www. wcnet.org/~Highland/ BG NEWS housing fair Tuesday, December 5, 2000 7

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Disputes Involving: "See You at • Repair Actions Housing Fai • Evictions Fox Run * Haven House Manor • Late Security Deposit Refunds Piedmont * Birchwood Place • Unfair Damage Assesments Mini Mall * Small Buildings • Lease Review Frontier Housing * Houses All residents receive a membership to To Schedule an Appointment Cherrywood Health Spa (Indoor heated swimming pool,sauna. Call 372-2951 HydraSpa Whirlpool, complete exercise Located in 401 South Hall equipment, complete locker room and shower facilities.) Mon-Fri, 8-12, 1-4:30 REPRESENTATION ▼ ADVICE ▼ EDUCATION 18TH ANNUAL OFF-CAMPUS fioDSlNfe FAIR

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