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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. FRIDAY,The Oct. 2, 1998 A dailyBG independent student News press Volume 85« No. 28 Bigshots Registration process changes corrected to Mark's new registra- ic affairs, said he thought the some majors have lower GPA's □ Bigshots is changing old process of seniors, fresh- than others. Registration 1 tion process alters the men, juniors, sophomores, Boutelle said he has heard its name back to order students can graduate students and guests this argument, but doesn't Priority Order Mark's Pub. register. was the end product, but it was- know which majors have lower n't. GPA's. •Seniors "It was a good idea (the old "Those students who have By TRACY WOOD ■ The Falcons are hop- By MELISSA NAYM1K process), but the time wasn't low to middle GPA's are always •Juniors The BG News ing for the first win of the right," Richardson said. registering at the same time, The BG News season against Ohio in According to Cliff Boutelle, unless he or she raises their •Sophomores The bar formally known as Bigshots is going back to its the homecoming game. Just when students thought director of public relations, the GPA," Boutelle said. "What is the registration process was final decision had not been good for one group, is bad for •Freshman roots and becoming Mark's Pub finalized, the office of academic made at the time the story ran another." once again. New management is affairs with the office of regis- on Wed., Sept. 30. in The BG There are certainly students • Graduate Students currently in the process of creat- tration, have changed the News. The new order will be who have an easier time getting ing a new atmosphere for their ■ The men's soccer process again. seniors, juniors, sophomores, higher grades, while some have •Special Guests grand opening next week. New co-owners Tun Spitler team battles archrival As of today, the new registra- freshmen, graduate students a more difficult time achieving tion order will be: seniors, and special guests, but will still high grades. When a student The intention of relying on a and Jason Adkins grew up in the Akron in the Falcons first juniors, sophomores, freshmen, rely on a students birth month registers should not depend on students birth month is to be Bowling Green area and wanted MAC game. graduate students and special instead of his or her GPA. their grades, Richardson more fair across the board. No to see the bar return to Mark's guests (those who are attended According to Richardson, by explained. certain month will always be Pub, but with a brand new the University but not obtaining using the birth month, it will "How hard you work doesn't first because all months will be atmosphere. Both have been try- a degree.) even the playing field for regis- matter anymore," Richardson rotated, Boutelle explained. ing to do something in the area for the past three years and ■ The volleyball team Steve Richardson, vice tration. said. "Why should a person go "In the long run, it will be provost for the office of academ- Administrators have first if they get high grades, more fair for everyone," things have finally fallen into has two critical home expressed their concern that while others don't." Boutelle said. place. matches this weekend. Spitler and Adkins wanted to revive the old name, because when it was Mark's the first time it was neat and fun place to hang "Operation 600' maintains camp out. One of the changes will be remodeling the inside of the bar □ Students maintain decks, painting, or cleaning up -\ \ ' > to change the current atmos- the area. phere and dress it up. and improve the "We felt that the mood was "We used a lot of the skills "A wy9 '' —"i■ YMCA for "Operation that we learned about in the k # Its not what we wanted, so we ■ The 19th annual New 'm^^ 1 . ^f: ('L»*■■ '."& decided to change it to a more classroom," AIAS president 600." tt 11 v*. ■' V A Music & Art Festival kicks Sharon Trsek said. "We applied -« VF V laid back pump-style atmos- off next week. Robert them in a basic practical setting. - / " £ phere," Spitler said. o5- ■%*' I think the students really got a Their goal is to provide Bowl- Szorady gives a preview. By MATT STEINER •*'> lot out of it." ' ' ing Green with a college pub The BG News * -«• , The students worked side by - \ with good music and a friendly Bowling Green students took side with skilled professionals in atmosphere for a fun time. The part in "Operation 600" last the construction field. The new owners will still admit any- Movie, CD and con- Rudolph Libbe Company was one 18 and over in order for ■ weekend. The American Insti- *■ 4. cert reviews, including tute of Architectural Students one of the professional partici- everyone to hang out together (AIAS) and the Student Con- pants. Camp Storer alumni and not be separated due to age Royal Crown Revue, joined in the operation as well. differences. "Ronin" and Fuel. struction Management Associa- tion (SCMA) travelled to "We all had a great time," h "We want it to be a place to YMCA's Camp Storer in Jack- EUerbrock said. "We worked i^r - hang out with your friends and son, Mich.. together and learned a lot of sit around and listen to music," ■ Moliere's "The "Operation 600" is a program stuff, especially for architecture Adkins said. The establishment will con- Learned Ladies" opens that has been implemented since and construction management 1954. It began with 50 men vol- majors. It's a great way for peo- tinue Wednesday nights BGSU's theater season. unteering 600 hours of labor ple to come together and have a "Phishin with Dave" in addition during a weekend. great time." to other daily events. Monday The camp serves various "Operation 600" is offering nights will be bar and restaurant INDEX groups of people. They host another opportunity to get appreciation night for everyone retreats for AIDS patients and involved this spring. Members who works in the local establish- Opinion 2 ments in the area. Tuesday Cancer kids. Single mothers of AIAS and SCMA will be get- \ Page Three 3 bring their kids to the camp. ting together on the weekend of nights will be charity night, World & Nation 4 They offer church retreats as May 23rd. where organizations can rent out Sports 6 well as offering camping oppor- Volunteers can participate the place to hold social functions tunities for many more organi- whether they belong to these while raising money for a good Agate 7 cause. TV Listings 8 zations. organiztions or not. Six students from AIAS and To get involved with the "This is a great way to get Entertainment 9 two from SCMS served as vol- spring session, Sharon Trsek can everyone out to raise money for unteers helping to maintain and be contacted at (419) 352-2028. a good cause while having a improve the camp's facilities. Organizations that are inter- ^ good time," Adkins said. QUOTE They spent Saturday and Sun- ested in volunteering time Thursday night will be swing day doing various jobs around throughout the year can contact Photo Provided night with live music every cou- the camp. Some worked on re- Jerry Sine, Camp Storer Director ple weeks. Happy hour specials Don't waste time Two students help maintain and improve camp facilities. learning the "tricks of roofing A-frames. Others built of Properties. He can be reached horse stalls. Some worked on at 1-800-536-8607. • See BIGSHOTS, page 5 the trade." Instead, learn the trade." It's a bird, it's a plane, its....? CLC to participate in National from Life's Little Treasure Book in Success Week for Dialogue on Race □ The Chapman range from art work to poetry will be on display Oct. 8 from 7 Learning Community p.m. to 9 p.m. in the CLC lounge. Visit our new website for is creating free expres- Tom Klein, director of Chap- man Learning Community said crossword puzzles from sions to promote posi- Gonsalves-Pinto teaches a the past week and inter- tive racial relations. course for CLC and suggested active reporting: having CLC participate in the By BRANDI BARHITE diversity celebration. Klein said The BG News they decided as a community to WWW. The Chapman Learning Com- commit to this project. munity (CLC) will be actively Klein said the project will bgnews.com serve several purposes. He said participating in the National it invites students to reflect on Week for Dialogue on Race with diversity, which is a critical issue various expressions of art. in the country right now. The National Week for Dia- He also said free expressions If you have a news tip or logue on Race is Oct. 4- Oct. 10. Loma Gonsalves-Pinto, director allow students to respond more honestly because of the nature of have an idea for a story, of diversity initiatives said CLC the project. call anytime and ask to BG Newi Photo/JASON SUGGS students will be creating free speak with an editor. expressions that reflect their "These (free expressions) are new forms of impressions. They Bowling Green High School student, Chad Mozena practices his skatebcordsing tech- individual insights regarding nique on the steps of University Hall. race. 372-6966 The free expressions, which • See DIVERSITY, page 5 1 I page 2 The BG News Friday, October 2,1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller Opinion 372-2604
True Collegiates By Jason Lady he BG News Anusew 210 West Hall U&s.xr1s Goat>n>FHMf Bowling Green State University ONSW Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief I SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MHXER Managing Editor Opinion Editor BRANEH BARHITE KIMWILFONG sistant Managing Editor Copy Chief MIKE WENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY Chief Reporter Sports Editor JASON SUGGS ! JOHN WENZEL Photo Editor Entertainment Editor TARA CANNON Graphics Editor EDITORIAL
Just over one month ago, the workers at the Midwest Stamping Plant on the south side of town went on strike. Their demands were fairly simple — a pay raise, and a bit more thrown into the pension pot for retiring workers. This situation is not uncommon, and we've recently seen some Meaning more important than words labor disputes on a national scale. Unlike GM workers or Northwest airline pilots, however, the Something happened this week- individual, there will be no human And any action you take in the Midwest Stamping workers won't be going back to work. The com- end that tested everything I'm try- species In a hundred years! world will only strengthen the cage pany has begun proceedings that will likely end in the closing of ing to convey In these columns. I So I changed for a few minutes. of your misery until death claims a the plant in late November. believe I passed this test with I put any resistance aside that I Yes, the union did vote down one offer that was somewhat less honor. had for praising things 1 once con- gracious victim. than what they looking for. But the company then turned around I was a groomsman In my best sidered enemies of freedom and When I spoke those words, I and made a pretty tough demand — a wage cut of $2 per worker, friend's wedding. When I got to evolution. And I spoke with love wasn't thinking about the institu- per hour for one year. Cincinnati, he and his soon to be for my friends on their special day. tions. They were only words and wife asked me to read the petition The company claimed that this wage cut would offset $500,000 Doing this taught me something syllables expressing how I felt at their Catholic ceremony. They and reinforced what I already in losses accumulated over the course of the strike. Yet the compa- about my friends to the audience ny also claims that they have been able to fill orders and serve cus- asked me because they felt I had a knew. In the church. These people were tomers using back inventory. good voice and would convey their It taught me that what I feel for love for each other. They were Is Midwest Stamping, Inc. bleeding money because of the strike? my family, my friends and their listening to the feeling behind the right. I did convey their love, as That's how dictators arise. families, is greater than all the big- words, and they were touched as I Only management knows the answer to that question. well as my deep feelings for them, otry and hatred In the world. It Is My biggest problem with Insti- was touched. Language often The facts have piled up, however, and several sources both with- to every person in the church. larger than all the war humanity in and outside of the union believe that a case could be made that tutions that are founded upon divides and separates people, but Here's the conflict: I had to get Ideals Is when they refuse to has ever fought. It Is bigger than management has been using unfair labor practices. That allegation up In front of a hundred people change with history. The relation- all suffering I have known, been this weekend I witnessed how it is serious, and potentially very damaging to the company. From the and praise the Pope and pray for ship between people Is perpetually witness to. or have heard about. connects all of us on a very deep information we now have, the union may have a solid case against the government. Those of you that changing; therefore institutions And it is wider than all social divi- level. Midwest Stamping. know me or read this article can that are supposed to delegate order sions of race, religion, sexuality, or KRS-ONE. the rapper and pro- In addition to being treated in such a harsh way by manage- attest to the Irony Involved In this amongst human beings must also nationality. fessor, has two quotes that I ment, the workers have up to now been ignored by the city gov- situation. 1 read It like it was poet- change. If the Institution refuses Reading those words reinforced ernment. The City's silence on this issue is baffling. Does the Mayor ry. It wasn't a love for the Pope or to change then It becomes a dis- to me that when we act from beliefs believe are relevant: "For love, really want to lose the jobs that the plant provides the community? the government that was speaking; ease-laden blanket, smothering and convictions, then the action peace must attack. And attack it was Uie feeling for my friends Perhaps larger cities can afford a few plant shutdowns here or the individual's relationship with will always be limited and chaos real strong, stronger than war. to that Just dedicated their lives to will be the result. However, if we there, but in a town the size of Bowling Green, the over 100 jobs life. When this happens, the sys- conquer it and Its laws." each other. tem must evolve or die. place all ideals aside and act from that will be lost will make a sizable dent in the local economy. This Here's the point: Don't accept There Is a similar process In sci- compassion, then it is a complete And. "In the face of intelligence, does not even include an expert's estimate that five additional jobs things at face value. Don't believe ence called entropy. Entropy Is a action with a complete result and ignorance dies." are lost as the result of just one layoff. everything you read Just because gradual breakdown in tile order of order is established and main- I believe we each have a funeral This is a terrible situation, and in the end, the hardship will fall someone says it with strong con- a system, until a new order Is tained. The meaning of the word and a wedding to attend. on the backs of the workers. The closing of the plant will coincide viction (especially this article). established which begins to break compassion is "suffering-with." with the start of the harshest part of winter, and for the employees That's how people become deceived down and It continues In a cycle. Without an understanding of what of Midwest Stamping, Inc. and their families, it will indeed be one and manipulated. It could turn Without entropy, there can be no it means to suffer, and be aware of great discontent. ugly If people believe everything growth or evolution. Without a that other human beings also suf- Josh Minion can be reached at someone says as the gospel law. radical change In the mind of the fer, you are a divided human being. [email protected]
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Muscat) Seesawing careers drsnjpt t« toe* superstars marriaos page 4 The BG News Friday, October 2, 1998 W The BG News "m "IT Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & JN ation 372-6966 Eye on Diplomats urge Kosovo investigations 1"| pwc New Kosovo killings alleged for possible NATO air strikes against Serb The survivor said he didn't move when he military positions. was kicked. He said he waited about 10 or 15 as diplomats urge massacre International efforts to end the seven- minutes, then fled home, where his mother pud from tun and wti« reporu investigation. month conflict gained momentum this week and wife waited. with reports that Serb police massacred Bouckaert said the man in his early 40s dozens of ethnic Albanian civilians south- was in extreme danger, both from severe The Associated Press west of the provincial capital, Pristina. Koso- gunshot wounds in the leg and upper arm ■MUMMIES i vo is a province of Serbia, the main republic and from police forces in the area. Archaeologists find mummies in Peru of Yugoslavia. "We do not believe his safety can be guar- PRISTTNA, Yugoslavia — Seeking to head LIMA, Peru (AP) — Archaeologists found six frozen mummies of In the latest allegation, Peter Bouckaert of anteed in his present location," Bouckaert off threatened NATO attacks, Yugoslavia's people sacrificed to Inca gods more than 500 years ago on a snow- Human Rights Watch said a wounded said. "One wound is very large and infected Serb leadership invited foreign experts capped volcano in Peru's southern Andes. Albanian gave a graphically detailed account and there is no adquate medical care in the Thursday to investigate massacres in Koso- The well-preserved mummies were found in two graves buried of how Serbian police beat and shot him and area he is located in." vo. A survivor supplied chilling new details with ceremonial pots, gold and silver statues, along with cloth blan- 13 others. Meanwhile, the Serb Media Center said kets bumed by volcanic ash, Peruvian archaeologist Ruth Salas said of alleged atrocities against ethnic Albanian The man, whom Bouckaert did not name that, while government troops had been civilians. Thursday. for security reasons, said he was the only sur- pulled, a few police units had been left The find was made in mid-September near the crater of the The survivor, saying he was left for dead, vivor. behind in Kosovo "to preserve public securi- 19,100-foot El Misti volcano, 465 miles southeast of Lima. described to human rights officials how he He said the survivor's story was corrobo- ty and order and guard communications." "This is an important find because it shows that El Misti is the and a group of other civilian men were beat- rated by other witnesses from of Golubovac, But the ethnic Albanian-run Kosovo Infor- mountain with the greatest number of human offerings in the en, interrogated and then shot, one by one, a village three miles from Donje Obrinje, site mation Center claimed government troops world," said Salas, coordinator of the archaeological team. by Serbian police. of another massacre. shelled a village Thursday near Djakovica The Serbs, anxious to appear responsive to STALKER BILL^ """"-^-^-""- "* *"*^*" Relating the man's account, Bouckaert (JA-kaw-vee-tsah) along the Albanian bor- ■ ™ ™ ™ Western calls for an end to their campaign said Serb police last Saturday sent old men der. Anti-stalkerazzi' bill signed in California against ethnic Albanian separatists in Koso- into nearby woods to tell refugees it was safe SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — In the state where fame feeds a vo, announced the withdrawal of combat to come out of their hiding place. Ethnic Albanians form 90 percent of the multimillion-dollar industry, celebrities and crime victims will soon forces from battlefields in the southern Ser- Police selected about 20-25 of the men; the population of Kosovo. Most of them support have concrete grounds on which to sue journalists who invade their bian province. But ethnic Albanian sources older ones were eventually let go. The rest independence, although many Western privacy. claimed fighting continued along the border were forced to lie on their stomachs with nations do not, fearing that could further Gov. Pete Wilson signed legislation Wednesday that defines inva- with Albania, where separatist guerrillas their hands behind their heads. All were destabilize the Balkans. sion of privacy as trespassing with the intent to capture audio or take sanctuary. beaten and kicked and told if they would say video images of a celebrity or crime victim engaging in a personal or Yugoslavia's foreign minister, Zivadin who in the group belonged to the rebel Koso- President Clinton dispatched his national family activity. Jovanovic, invited the international Red vo Liberation Army, the rest could go free. security team to Capitol Hill on Thursday to It would allow the celebrity or crime victim to recover damages Cross and the U.N. refugee agency to send Finally, "one policeman executed them all brief lawmakers on possible NATO strikes, from the paparazzi and people who employ them. experts to Kosovo to investigate the killings. with short bursts of automatic fire," Bouck- and the State Department prepared a travel The move came as the U.N. Security aert said the survivor told him. After two advisory urging Americans not to travel in Council met in New York to condemn the trips up and down the line, the policemen Yugoslavia. READ THE BG NEWS EVERY DAY massacres and as the United States prepared kicked each victim. Britain also offered words of warning. 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Towing ACCEPTED Mon-SatH-9 Sun 12-6 ABrAEZHGIKAMNHOIlPETYOXyn 354-0176 Service Hours: Mon. - Friday. 7am - 5pm; Sat. 7am - Noon AVE BUDDIES BUCKS MATTRESSES, ETCf^ '"P TOcCC tee you tAviefff orange a*ul browm butdorJt forego- th& bordecuwA Alphas PrU/\ » r Friday, October 2, 1998 The BG News page 5 Lutheran Campus Ministry to celebrates 50th anniversary □ The church anniversary ments and will give returning church Kersten lives in Perrysburg with his always have a permanent building to Larry Harris, who stayed until 1988. members the opportunity to see what's wife Sandy, who is also very involved in hold services. Then, after a short stretch without a per- falls on the same weekend happening today in the church. the alumni planning committee. He The church first started in the late manent pastor, the current pastor, Jenks, as homecoming. Then on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 went through the ministry 30 years ago 40s. A group of Lutheran students on came. He has been there since 1991. p.m. there will be a tailgate party to pre- and actually met his future wife at the campus became interested in trying to Today the students are involved in a pare for the Homecoming game. Hot- church. get some sort of worship group togeth- number of activities. They hold Bible By ERIN BERGER dogs, brats and other food will be According to Todd Jenks, the pastor er. So, Walter Pasche, a pastor from Study sessions Wednesdays at 9 p.m. The BG News served and this will be held at the of the church, members have ended up Toledo, came down to help this group. They also perform service projects church. The meal will cost nothing, but getting married and 29 students from Dr. Harold Tinnappel, a professor on throughout the year, like helping in This coming weekend will be hill of free will offerings will be accepted. over the years have gone on to become campus, was also instrumental in help- nursing homes and soup kitchens, rak- reunions of old friends and reminiscing There will also be a banquet at 5:30 p.m. pastors. ing to get the group started, according ing leaves for the elderly, or going on as many Bowling Green alumni come Finally on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. there The planning committee has used to Jenks. spring break trips to do service. back for Homecoming. The Lutheran will be a special worship service held at mostly mailings to try to get in contact Soon Pasche discovered that it was They have fellowship events as well, Campus Ministry will be celebrating an the church. There will be refreshments with all of the alumni, but Kersten too much for him to help out in BG just for fun and to help the students get especially momentous occasion, their after the service. claimed that it has been challenging to while also serving his church in Toledo, to know each other better. 50th year in existence. Planning for the 50-year celebration inform everyone because some alumni so BG started to get different vicars, a According to Jenks, there is "a strong | The church members have a number began about a year ago, according to Jim have moved throughout the country. new one about every year. community with the students." Stu- of activities planned to celebrate their Kersten, one of the alumni representa- The committee is hoping for 100-150 Finally in 1962, the group got their dents also help out with music and chil- golden anniversary. tives for the church who is helping to people. All of the activities throughout lir-l full-time pastor, Paul Tuchardt. dren's ministries. The celebration will begin on Friday plan the events. the weekend will be open to any student Tuchardt helped the students obtain the Originally, the church was just for evening from 7-9 p.m. with an open "We planted the seed about a year or anyone who wants to come. land to build a church and get construc- students. Then, two and a half years house at the church, located across from ago when we realized it would be the Although the Lutheran Campus Min- tion underway. ago, it also opened its doors to the com- Rodgers. This event will have refresh- 50th year," said Kersten. istry now have its own church, it didn't In 1973, they got another new pastor. munity. CLC BIGSHOTS- HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Continued from page one. "It is something interesting 2 p.m. in the CLC lounge. Gon- Continued from page one. CAMPUS CHAPTER and makes you think about salves-Pinto said the office of n are not just essays. They tell yourself," Whalen said. diversity and area spiritual lead- will happen daily from 7 to 9 Informational Meeting what students think and give She also said some students ers will make a public commit- p.m. Those having the late night When: Monday, Oct. 5 @ 9:00 P.M. students a voice," Klein said. were wary when this project was ment to raise awareness and munchies will be able to pur- He also said students had a first assigned, but students Where: BA 112 mixed reaction to the assign- became more excited as they reduce racism within campus chase bratwurst sausages and All students, faculty & staff welcome ment. He said when you do starting working on the projects. and city communities. gyros from 10 p.m.-2 a.m. from something this different, there Whalen also said the project is The University is one of the a food cart, and afterwards when will be a variety of reactions. beneficial because it allows stu- leading institutions in dis- the bar closes. Annie Ogdahl, freshman art dents to see other students point cussing diversity and racial rela- Both owners encourage therapy major said creating free of views in regards to diversity. tions. This past fall the Universi- everyone to come to the official expressions gives students an Gonsalves-Pinto said at the ty was selected by the office of grand opening on Oct. 7 to check opportunity to express them- display of free expressions cam- Gov. George Voinovich as one of selves freely. She also said it on the new Mark's Pub. pus and city officials will be pre- four communities to attend the helps students appreciate diver- sent to applaud students for According to Spitler, they first annual conference in sity. She said diversity is normal- sharing their individual insights Columbus to discuss diversity. want to provide an atmosphere ly not addressed. regarding race. where people have a good time, Lindy Whalen, freshman Another event during the The University and the city of undecided major agreed. She National Week for Dialogues on Bowling Green was also hon- see some friendly faces, listen to said this project is different from Race will be the Gathering for ored for working together and good music and have an overall other assignments she has done. Racial Reconciliation on Oct. 4 at promoting positive relations. good bar experience. The biRRest threat CHECK OUT THE BG NEWS to depression is your CLASSIFIEDS// awareness of it. »1 Gtiiwo' Su'Ode FOP: Campus Events. UWREA1ED For Sale: •*****o»*vr<^*«9«-f Lost/Found. | *Mx-#>»nM»»v vi*, *«* v^f *W*M^*M DBPRBSSION Personals. Help Wanted. < http.7Avww.save.org For Sale. 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Tomorrow's game may went 11-13-4 overall. improve for the season The Falcons opener will be chance for the team to get some Since the game is an exhibi- be much of a repeat of last sea- However, the Falcons remain opener. against the Western Ontario game time, and for the freshmen tion, some players are not sons opener. upbeat. Mustangs in the Ontario Univer- to get some much needed colle- emphasizing on winning the Western's regular season "I think most of the returning sity Athletic Association. This giate experience before facing off game, but rather emphasizing doesn't begin until Oct. 30. Last guys are in a real good frame of By DIANA EDELMAN game will be one of seven this next weekend against CCHA getting back on the ice in a game season, the team finished third mind," Powers said. weekend where Canadian Uni- rival, Miami Redhawks. situation. (15-8-3) in the Ontario University In keeping with the Home- The BG News versities will face-off against "This game will get some "It is more important that we Athletic Association. The team coming theme, the face-off Bowling Green ice hockey Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- guys into a game tempo that no play hard," junior Craig Desjar- lost in the first round of playoffs against the Mustangs is set for 4 coach Buddy Powers says the ciation teams. one has had for a while," Powers lais said. "Obviously it would be to Waterloo in a best of three p.m., after the conclusion of the best thing about sports is that While the game is an exhibi- said. "You are playing the game nice to win and get off to a good series. football game against Ohio Uni- each new year everything starts tion match, it will serve many as far as trying to work it as far start." Goaltender C.J. Denomme versity. me #4 Bring on Ohio BG (0-3 overall) vs. □ The Falcons face a tough opponent ference game, Sophomore quarter if that's pres- Ohio (1-3 overall back Ricky Schnei- in Ohio during their first Mid-Ameri- sure, then der fakes a handoff can Conference game. they're (players) 1-0 MAC) to senior tailback are going to have Robbie Hollis dur- to deal with it," kickoff noon at ing last week's By TOD McCLOSKEY coach Gary Black- 38-31 loss to Perry Stadium The BG News ney said. "If we're Central Flori- going to Broadcast on WBGU 88.1 FM da. If there's one type of offense Bo ling maintain Pre-Game at 11 a.m. Green hates to play against it's the option. any kind with Matt Bryan and Jen Ebingcr 3 The Falcons resentment toward the option of pace in has come from playing Ohio the past two the confer- years. In those games BG was outscored 24-0 ence race, "I think we've improved from week-to-week," and 38-0. develop confi- lackney said. "Whether we've improved to be a factor Saturday at Doyt Perry Stadium, the Falcons dence and gain momentum, this is a in the conference, I guess we'll see that on Saturday (0-3) will face the Bobcats in its first Mid-American very important game for us." afternoon." Conference game. But, BG feels its more prepared Though, the Bobcats employ pri- Bobcat senior tailback Steve Hookfin is a key factor for the option this year. marily an option attack, the team in the Ohio option game plan. In four games, Hookfin BG has already faced the option once this has passed more this year. Ohio has has gained 361 yards and scored two touchdowns. year, in a 37-0 loss to Missouri. Though, the already attempted 40 passes in four Ohio's other tailback, Kareem Wilson splits time as the Falcons couldn't stop the Tigers, the team is games this season, as compared to Bobcat quarterback, but has scored four rushing touch- hoping to use what it learned to face Ohio. its 65 passes thrown in 11 games in downs this year off the option. Missouri features the same option-pass 1997. "Their offense is complicated," tailback Robbie Hol- offense the Bobcats does. The Falcons conversion to a 4-3 lis said. "But, we have to produce if we want to win." Ohio (1-3 overall, 1-0 Mid-American defensive formation (four down line- On the other side of the ball, BG found a way to Conference) is coming off an emotional men and three linebackers) could present a score touchdowns last week, after having only 37-35 road victory over Western Michi- problem to Ohio's offense. The 4-3 formation scored a field goal in two previous games. gan. But, the Bobcats haven't beaten the gives the BG defense more team speed to cover around Blackney feels that the Falcons need to be Falcons in Bowling Green since a 21-20 the tight ends iggressive on offense and keep the Bobcats victory in 1980. and shut down the option. BG has had a chance to "We have Ohio in the first con- adjust to its new style through the three preseason-like ' See FOOTBALL, page seven. Golfers use BG men's soccer season to find best players challenges Akron □ Men's soccer opens and 1997 MAC Championship games. MAC play with Akron However, Akron is 6-2-0 and □ The Falcons travel to and Buffalo. ranked 22nd in the National Soc- St. Bonaventure to cer Collegiate Athletic Associa- play against top com- tion poll and fourth in the Great By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Lakes Region. It is no secret that petition. The BG News it means BG's 349 minute goaless streak needs to come to an end. Oftentimes, coaches will talk The BG News Mahler hasn't had to do much about the importance of prepar- in terms of motivating his crew The goal of the men's golf ing for the conference season, for the game. something Bowling Green men's team this fall differs slightly "What we do in the MAC will soccer coach Mel Mahler has from that of other teams. determine how our postseason been stressing. "I want to use this season to will go," Mahler said. "I think On Friday, the Mid-American find the six best golfers on this we'll rely on the upperclassmen Conference season starts. First team," coach Gary Winger said. to get that message sent to the on the list is arch-rival Akron at 3 "I need to know who will per- guys. Akron may be our biggest p.m. today at Cochrane Field. form well for this team once the rival right now. " BO Newi Pboto/ ROGER MOTA The Zips are the preseason spring season begins." In BG's last three games, Freshman Michelle Hoyng slide tackles the ball away from a Bronco forward. favorite to win the MAC title, Winger's quest has lead to they've been shut out 5-0. That's some lineup changes for the Fal- while the Falcons were picked to take second. the first time it has happened cons in the Leo E. Keenan Invita- since 1988. tional at St. Bonaventure, New In 1997, the Zips were the reg- Falcons use defense to win "We've been making the effort York on Sunday and Monday. ular season champions while BG J The Falcons hold Beth Quiney. Gleixner's goal BG started off the game on a and playing well," Falcon fresh- Gone from last week's lineup are took the MAC tournament was unassisted, and it put the positive note with junior for- man back Adam Schokora said. seniors Jeff Hunt and Mike Kot- off a second half Falcons up 4-2. championship title. The Falcons ward Michelle Ussy scoring a "We've been doing what we sos. In their places go freshman BG (6-3-1 overall, 3-1-1 won both contests 1-0 over Bronco comeback. goal three minutes into the need to do. We've just been a bit Andy Thiessen and sophomore MAC) is 2-0-1 in its last three game. Freshman midfielder Akron last year. unlucky on the defensive and walk-on Brian Gerken. games. Michelle Hoyng and Gleixner "I think pretty much anyone offensive side. Although we "Although Jeff led this team "I think that we came out were credited with the assists. who's familiar with MAC soccer By PETE STELLA have been working a bit harder, I last week, I just want to give strong today, but we slowed "We put four goals on the and our two programs know that The BG News think we can play better. " new people chances," Winger up a bit," Gleixner said. "My board today and got the victo- we've been the premier teams in Despite the hype surrounding said. "We probably won't see In a tough match with Mid- goal got our confidence up a ry," coach Tom Piccirillo said. the MAC the past three or four the game, the Falcons are treat- most of these teams again, so this American Conference foe Cen- little bit, but also got us a little "Sarah did a great job with years especially since Akron ing it like any other game will be a good opportunity to tral Michigan, the Bowling overconfident. We need to only giving up three shots out joined the MAC in '93," Mahler according to Ty Fowler. give some other players a chance Green women's soccer team keep the first half intensity of 13, but we will need to tight- said. "They won the inaugural to compete." shook off a possible comeback throughout the entire game." en up our defense for the next MAC championship (1993) and "If you put too much empha- The. St. Bonaventure tourna- to come out on top 4-3 yester- Freshman goalkeeper Sarah game." maybe three other regular season sis on one game, we might not be ment should be a new experi- day at Cochrane Field. Marchant got the start over The first half ended with BG championships. They've always ready for Buffalo," BG junior ence for the Falcons. Freshman forward Tracy freshman Sarah Gawel, who is ahead 1-0, but Central Michi- been right there." goalkeeper Ty Fowler said. "If "They are going to have a dif- Gleixner scored her fifth goal nursing a sprained ankle. gan got its first goal early in Despite a 6-25-2 all-time we go after that game, then what ferent course for each day," of the year when she nailed the Marchant recorded three saves record against Akron, BG has do we have to look forward to?" Winger said. ball past Chippewas goalie in her first full game in goal. • See SOCCER, page seven. defeated the Zips in the previous The Falcons host the Buffalo four meetings including the 1995 Sunday at 1 p.m. I. X h 1 Friday, October 2, 1998 The BG News Page 7 Volleyball faces important MAC weekend □ BG begins a five- The Falcon volleyball squad 'We need to get back on the newcomer Buffalo. The Bulls struggled in the past returning have come from the hands of game home stand (8-7 overall, 2-1 in the Mid- winning way," coach Denise Van have a record of 8-6 and occupy serves of hard hitters. Miami and Kent State. Miami is American Conference) are unde- De Walle said. "By that I'm talk- the MAC East Division basement Somer Deschambault has 2-0 and leads the East Division. against Buffalo and feated at home this season. With ing about having a different atti- at 0-2. Buffalo is near bottom of been one of the main causes of Kent is tied with BG for second Kent State. a 2-0 record at Anderson Arena, tude when we take the floor. At most MAC team statistics Buffalo's service success and is in that division. the orange and brown welcome Ohio we were not as aggressive, including blocks, assist and kills. among the league leaders in the On Saturday, the Falcon's host homecoming after a loss at Ohio. confident or competitive as we The Bulls one bright spot has MAC in aces. Deschambault Kent. The Golden Flashes, like ByNICKHURMAND They will continue Mid- were against Marshall and Tole- been service aces. They are sec- leads the Bulls in assists with BG, have a 2-1 record in the con- MATTSTEINER American Conference play this do." ond in the MAC averaging 2.11 a 472. She is also the team leader in ference. They are coming off a 3- The BG News weekend against Buffalo and BG will attempt to bounce game. This could be a thorn in digs (144). 1 victory over Buffalo. Blocking Kent State this weekend. back on Friday against MAC the side of a BG team who has Buffalo's losses in the MAC has been big for Kent. SOCCER- Freshman talent It's mine! Continued from page six. the second half from junior brings excitement defenseman Darcey Rasch. □ BG is hosting the cons. Kossoff and Kuresman are The Falcons added onto their Keefe Invite this week- also sure to contribute from the lead with a penalty kick goal by fourth and sixth spots, respec- sophomore defenseman Ashley end. tively. Enser. The goal was a result of a The team is lead by senior co- takedown of freshman midfield- er Cari Combs by a Chippewas captains Radu Bartan and Matt By DAVE TRUMAN defenseman inside the box. The BG News Wiles along with Milan Ptak Bartan, who is originally from "Enser's goal was a crucial When the men's tennis team Bucharest, Romania, is the score," Piccirillo said. "We stressed on working on goal and hosts the Keefe Invitational this team's number one player and weekend at Keefe Courts, it will comer kicks this week and we has not yet reached his potential, be the only home action of the put one in from the comer." fall season for the team. according to Harris. Bowling Green will play host "Radu is a great player to Eastern Michigan, Ferris already," Harris said. "He could FOOTBALL State, Xavier, Wright State, Day- be one of the top 100 players in Continued from page six. ton and Youngstown State in the the nation this year." defense off balance. three day tournament. Wiles is currently the teams "We played well against Cen- Third-year head coach Jay third player and Harris calls him tral Florida," Hollis said. "But, Harris is optimistic about this we need to be consistent on tournament and the season to the teams most entertaining offense and stay on track. We come. He is excited about the player. impact of freshmen Ed Kures- The teams first action was can't tail off, we have to drive man, Mike Kossoff, and Vitek two weeks ago at the Butler Invi- until we get the job done." Ricky Schneider has been Wild. tational in Indianapolis, IN. named the starting quarterback "Our freshmen are very tal- Individual results were kept at after leading BG to touchdowns ented this year," Harris said. Butler but team results are not "All three have already had on it's first three possessions kept during the Fall. some nice development in their against the Golden Knights. first month here in Bowling "Our seniors will have to step Auoclated Prets Photo Schneider completed 9-of-18 for Green." up and be leaders. They will 112 yards in his first start of the Wild is already playing in the have to work at it. We can be Indian second baseman Enrique Wilton snags a ball, while teammate Travis Fryman year. number two position for the Fal- right there at the top." watches. Cleveland and Boston are tied 1-1 going Into Game Three today. Falcons must prove they deserve 25th ranking □ The women's CC Bowling Green faces a tough week against teams like North "The competition at this meet have the same outcome at this well for the Falcons. challenge at this weekend's Carolina State, Baylor and host will be very tough with NC State years contest. The Falcons are "I am really excited to get the team travels to face Notre Dame Invitational. Notre Dame. and Baylor running," Coach looking to be successful at this opportunity to run against nationally-ranked The women's cross country Both NC State and Baylor are Steve Price said. "Our main goal season's meet behind the top ranked teams," BG's Christine teams. team will face nationally ranked ranked higher than BG. NC State is to still win this meet." runners of Hanane Sabri and Thompson said. "We get a competition at the meet. is currently holding the 10th spot To continue their success and Christine Thompson. chance to show how good we really are at Notre Dame this The Falcons are currently while Baylor is 22nd on the list of win this meet, the Falcons have Sabri and Thompson have weekend." ranked twenty-fifth in the nation the nation's top teams. Also, host to keep running well as they combined to cross the finish line The Falcons get their chance By MARK WIESE coming off a dominating win in Notre Dame looks to be a strong have been all season. first, three of the last four meets. to see if they belong in the top 25 Miami last weekend. BG will team knocking on the door to get Also, Angela Michael and Laura The BG News BG beat Notre Dame last year and if they deserve a higher have to prove they belong this into the polls. at this meet and are looking to Deneau are running extremely ranking in the national poll. rilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfc WBGU Radio Sports HOMECOMING!! HOMECOMING!! Falcon Home Football Saturday BG vs. Ohio University JL^Ui Ik Howard's Club M Sat., Oct. 3, at 12:00 p.m. •Jon Jot 11-liSOaa Come out and tailgate with your friends from BG. Sun 5 liSO •■ 11 a.m.i. Papa John's Pregame Show Tips On How To Be A Falcon Fan: THURSDAY 1. Stand and clap to our fight song and Ay Zlggy Zoomba. JR. ELECTRIC Noon - BG Football vs. Ohio Live 2. Stand and chaar EVERY TIME wa atop O.U. on 3rd or 4th down (Qiva the Falcona a Standing Ol) FRIDAY 3. Chaar loud on ALL Ohio University 3rd down playa THE SPRAGS 4 p.m. - BG Hockey vs. W. Ontario Live (MAKE NOISE!) 4. 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Comedy Showcaea Dairy Show (R) | Upright CHizw Come to 204 West Hall to Wlou*covery "Brother Wor [Caainol HighRotVsVegaa Juaaca FWM fatal Attraction- (R) DISC Raging Planet Tomaoc !R) {Survive II |R a:..', TMio*ay"(i976. Dramal Chartton Hesion. Henry Fonda Movie:...', full«*la/Jao H * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * Alternative to Major label swing? Jackyl Moliere's The Learned covers the Beatles? Wannabe Ladies" opens BGSU's iNews alternative? country models? This and more theater season. Review by Friday, Alternative music is dead. in this week's Sound Parade. Michael Leonard O rtnber 2.1998 No one knows when it died, and a lot of people CD REVIEWS THEATER don't even know that it died, >hn Wenzel but it did in fact die. How * N-2 ->- N-2 did it die? Well, to under- stand this we have to go back to another time, a dark time: the '80s. In the mid-80s, glam rock bands started getting play on lighter rock stations by releasing "power-ballads." New Music & Art festival These were slow-rock tunes, deep passionate love songs about big-hair and love gone bad, songs like "Love Bites," features music, poetry, film "Home Sweet Home" and "Bed Of Roses." These songs would become popular on from Oct. 9 to Nov. 5, with multi- media extras in the Saddlemire light and heavy-rock sta- By ROBERT SZORADY tions, which of course would Student Services Building. increase sales. The BG News Other events include a Cuban *""■ ^W^ _l Media and Arts Festival, a The record companies rec- • * ^^__^K| f i ^i -. The Lineup of this year's ceramics exhibition and a "nuy- ognized this, and sooner or ^^^^^^^^^^^a. ^^a — L. ^B r """a ^(^ New Music ft Art Festi- orican" (meaning a forging of "^"L ^r * ^"ajfl *-~ A^"a* *a\ ^ later, almost every band val, hosted by the Col- identity from two different cul- would do this to increase lege of Musical Arts and the tures) poetry reading on Oct. 10. sales. Bands once thought to School of Art, is as diverse as Of course, what is described be heavy, like Motley Chie, ever. Now in its 19th year, the here are but parts of the whole, a would get their songs played festival will take place from Oct. week embracing all the various on light rock stations. 6 to 11. forms of art and music in con- The same can be said for While it promises to include temporary society. the "alternative" scene now. the usual array of music and art- One of the highlights of festi- When alternative music first related concerts, performances, val is the appearance of the Bang came out, it was different, lectures, exhibitions and read- On A Can All-Stars on Friday, groundbreaking and gave us ings, film and poetry will be Oct. 9. something else to listen to added as new categories. The The Bang On A Can All-Stars besides the hair-metal bands. lineup of artists this year ranges are a group of talented musicians Even though it was popular, from composers to musicians, who bring a new musical addi- it truly was alternative hailing such countries as Arme- tion to the weary adjective because it was so different nia, Japan and the Netherlands. "avant-garde." While technically from everything else. Now, it's Special musical guests include a classical group, the All-Stars just the same. Record compa- composer Anthony Davis, famed also encompass many other nies are once again releasing composer of the opera "Malcolm forms of music, including rock 'n songs that can be played on X: The Life And Times Of Mal- roll and jazz, in its often both alternative stations and colm X," Bowling marathon-length concerts. the light rock stations. Green State Univer- R^ Classical composers and per- Instead of "Love Bites" by sity faculty members [\ formers often seem to be satur- Def Leppard, there's "Torn" Burton Beerman and nine figures to the majority of by Natalie Imbruglia. Instead Mikel Kuehn and the public. The Bang On A Can of Whitesnake's "Is This the Bang On A Can All-Stars. All-Stars wondered why classi- Love?" we have Alanis Of course, musical groups cal music could not be informal Morisette's "Uninvited." and individuals are but one slice or relaxed, and even (gasp!) a lit- Photo provided And we don't have "Home of the artistic events taking place tle bit fun. The Bang On A Can All-Stars will be interpreting works from Brian Eno In their New Music ft Art Sweet Home" by Motley this next week. "Art Cars," the Their most recent album is the Festival appearance. From left to right, Robert Black, Mark Stewart, Maya Belser, Evan Criie, but rather "The Way" phenomenon of cultural expres- one that most non-classical fans Ziporyn, Lisa Moore and Steve Schick. by Fastball. sion through radically enhanced might recognize, a reinterpreta- years ago in Greenwich Village festival in 1987, they now have a dynamic, stylistic" approach to The alternative sound has automobiles, a kind of new pop tion of the classic 1978 ambient by composers Michael Gordon, Bang On A Can series at the Lin- their music, the Bang On A Can been watered down and art, is also present this year. It album "Music For Airports" by David Lang and Julia Wolfe coln Center in New York City, a All-Stars will surely not disap- changed so much in eight includes a four-day workshop Brian Eno, founder of the British Their intention: to bridge the recording contract with Sony point. years that it is now pop for a one-of-a-kind art car art band Roxy Music, occasional gaps between classical, rock, folk Classical and have brought music. There is nothing alter- offered by art-car master Dave David Bowie collaborator and and world music. untold droves to the genre of The Bang On A Can All-Stars native about Matchbox 20, Best. co-producer of classic U2 albums "We immediately targeted a classical music, giving it one of perform at 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. Eve 6 or Natalie Imbruglia. The workshop will take place such as "Achtung Baby" and non-music audience, one that those important mainstream 9 at Kobacker Hall. They're pop music, plain and at The Fine Arts Center from Oct. "Zooropa." was interested in other art forms: touches. simple. 6 to Oct. 9, and a photographic The Bang On A Can All-Stars dance, film, fine art," said David With a number of recommen- For tickets contact the box So what's next? Is alterna- exhibition entitled "On The met through their parent compa- Lang. dations from music critics across office at 372-8171 or 1-800-589- tive music gone forever? Is Road: Art Cars" will be held ny, Bang On A Can, formed 11 Starting from a small, one-day the nation, and a "passionate. 2224. this new pop music going to become the standard, satu- rating every station? Don't bet on it. Remember why everyone got sick of rock in Citi Lounge moves to downtown Toledo the '80s? It's because it was the only music being played, The Citi Theater makes its Perrysburg location for lack of Spallino said. Poppin' Daddies. This was, of much like the "alternative" home on N. Superior in down- space and for the opportunity to Spallino, who shares the own- course, before the group became music of today. Obviously, By NATALIE FLICKINGER town Toledo, where other clubs get more nationally known ership of the clubs with Tony as popular as they are now. With something will have to The BG News have graced the building with acts. There were various Shamas, also manages the rising popularity of swing change. their names. The former home of reasons the location and produces the and this particular group's fol- For those of you But what will be the next The Asylum and the short-lived was changed, all of events at the Citi lowing, the old location would looking for a change big thing? What will be the Clubland has now become a them with the goal Theater. He noted have been unsuitable for a show from the local night-life music that changes every- venue that could be around for to better the venue. that the move will of that size. Now, size is not a thing and has alternative go offerings in Bowling\S1 awhile. "There were a num- allow the Theater to problem. Most of the larger con- Green, there's a reme- the way of hair-rock? I have The theater had its grand ber of different reasons, offer more big shows certs will be held in the Theater, no idea, but I think it's dy in Toledo. The Citi Theater opening last weekend, along the biggest was the opportunity more frequently. which doubles as a dance club. and Citi Lounge both offer a already starting. with the Citi Lounge. The to grow by being next to Citi For instance, before the move, "The Theater has the best of unique experience in one loca- Lounge recently moved from its Theater," Co-owner Alberto the Lounge featured the Cherry ■► See ALTERNATIVE, page N-4 tion. •*■ See LOUNGE, page N-3 10 p.m. Oct. 19. 21-23. and ter. The Concert Band will per- the Fine Arts Center. Partici- fortunes of two actresses sepa- the showings. Dr. Wllfredo Can- Oct. 16. 28-30 (the program form "March of the Belgian pants may come for as much rated by money and politics clo-Isla. a Cuban Journalist and repeats). Anyone Interested In Paratroopers* by Pierre Leemans time as they wish during the before the revolution. This sub- film critic, will lead a discussion organizing to support the Zap- and Toccata" by Glrolamo Fres- project to create a one-of-a-kind titled film Is free and open to of the films. atistas, or In exploring what BG cobaldl. The Wind Ensemble will art car. A fee of 810 will Include the public. These free events are part of may have to offer on this topic, perform "Jig" by Daniel S. God- materials and refreshments, but the Contemporary Cuban Media Is encouraged to stop by Pau- frey and "Pineapple Poll' by It's free for University students. Cuban Media and Arts Festival and the Uni- Music and films per's Oct. 22 and/or 29 to meet Gilbert and Sullivan. To register, or for more Infor- versity's 19th New Music & Art with other pro-EZLN activists. mation, call 372-8525. and Arts Festival Festival. at Pauper's Books The festival continues with a Free music at Festival kicks off Dr. Arnoldo presentation of popular Cuban- On Oct. 15 at Film series con- Miguel Fernandez American theater In Miami by Pauper's Books, this Wednesday Moore Center tinues at Gish Diaz, a Cuban 1 Cuban film, theater and arts 206 N. Main, self- The 19th annual media studies spe- critic Jose Antonio Evora at described "avant- m Under the direc- New Music & Art The 1965 Chinese cialist, will discuss 9:30 a.m.. Oct. 8 in 111 South classlcal-free Jazz tion of Bruce Moss, Festival opens with film "Stage Sisters." contemporary Hall. ensemble" Frybussen will play. the BGSU Wind a three-day work- directed by Xie Jin, media and arts In Fivora won the top national The band features University f Ensemble and Con- shop with art car will be shown at 8:15 Cuba at 11:30 a.m.. Oct. 7 In prize for* film criticism in Cuba American Culture Studies alum- cert Eland will pre- master David Best. The "Art-A- p.m.. Oct. 5 In the 111 South Hall. In 1985 and 1990 and has nus Richard Morgan. 12 sent a free concert at Car Workshop* will be held from Glsh Film Theatre as partt of the At 2:30 p.m. that day. recent served as an editor and writer Pauper's will also present a 8 p.m. tonight In Kobacker Hall 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 6. 7 University's International Film Cuban documentaries will be for both Cuban and Cuban- Zapatista Film Festival, from 8- of the Moore Musical Arts Cen- and 8 In the sculpture studio on Series. The movie chronicles the shown in 111 South Hall. After American publications. page N-2 The BG News Friday, October 2, 1998 "Choice Cuts is the ultimate, hel- lacious party album - it'll knock your head off" and my favorite "COLLEGE MY ASS. . .1 'Learned Ladies' opens WANNA ROCK!!!" For those of you who may be thinking "tour dates?" Dupree album: they only had one hit. claims to be in contact with the BGSU theater season Accompanying that hit, the Guinness Book of World chainsaw-blaring tune "Lumber- Records, and wants the band to fllHi>ssssssss» ■-7 ; Wj jack," are some of the band's play 100 shows in 50 days on the favorite tunes from their two back of a 48-foot tractor trailer. By MICHAEL LEONARD previous albums, two live He states that "We're gonna The BG News bring Jackyi to the people." recordings, two covers and one The University's Question: do the people really unreleased song. Let me say that Theatre Depart- want Jackyi brought to them? if you aren't a Jackyi fan already, ment opens its •Anthony Recznik this album will not change your 1998-99 season opinion. with Moliere's tale Fronted by Jesse James of wit and wisdom, / '""1 MMHtBt^Zj Dupree, a self proclaimed Red- "The Learned Ladies." Royal Crown Revue: neck punk (if that isn't an oxy- At first glance, it would seem The Contender moron), Jackyi is trying to revive impossible to transform this their short-lived popularity. 1Mt - Www Bro» piece, originally set in the 17th With re-releases of songs like century, into a modem play. Hang in all you hep cats, "Misery Loves Company," because Royal Crown Revue's Director Jill Van Brussel notes "Secret of the Bottle," "Down on that the Moliere's female charac- latest CD really packs a punch. Me" and the aforementioned hit "The Contender," their long- ters share a yearning for self-def- single, the band is attempting to inition similar to housewives in awaited new album, is the "raise Jackyi awareness." band's second CD for Wamer the '50s, One just can't get over For those of you who already the notion, however, that Bros. It's sure to please swing own the other Jackyi albums, the fans - from teens to old-school The Warren Brothers: rhymed verse cannot translate only music you're missing are into the era of poodle skirts and lindy hoppers of the '30s. "The the two covers and the previous- Beautiful Day in a Contender" features 12 tracks, beatniks. ly unreleased single. The covers, Cold Cruel World Fortunately, the play adapts eight of which are Royal Crown Grand Funk Railroad's "We're Revue originals, including their 19M-BNAR«x>>dl almost seamlessly to the time an American Band" and the side- period, and all the credit for this new single "Zip Gun Bop Two new faces are breaking r splitting rendition of the Beatles' feat goes to Van Brussel and her (Reloaded)." into the country music world "I Am the Walrus," are interest- cast. The play begins with a pan- The four cover songs demon- this month: The Warren Broth- ing to say the least. Although, it tomime display of the charac- strate the wide spectrum of ers, with their album "Beautiful is my opinion that if a band is to ters' personalities and of '50s swing: "Salt Peanuts" (a catchy Day in a Cold Cruel World." cover a song, they should add life, complete with all the plastic bebop singalong); the little- New artists are always pop- their own artistic talents to it, smiles of '50s TV commercials. known Louis Jordan calypso ping up in any musical genre. rather than just pump it up a lit- We then plunge headlong into rune "Morning Light;" "Work Most of the time, the artists have - tle. "1 Am the Walrus" with some the saga of love-struck Henriette Baby Work" (a Lindy Hoppers at least one good quality, or one loud abrasive chainsaw riffs in it (Christina Callahan) and philo- dream, with a beat that's guaran- good song. This doesn't seem to would have been a definite eye sophical Armande (Marie teed to jump and jive) and final- be true with the Warren Broth- opener. Howey), who are both set on the ly, the classic "Stormy Weather," ers. Any "amazing" talent they Photo provided The unreleased single "Mister heart of Clitandre (Robert in sweet remembrance of doo- might possess must be buried Henrietta (rear, played by Christina Callahan) looks on a* her Can You Spare a Dime" might be DeBard). wop duotones. pretty deep. Born and raised in sister (left, Marie Howey) declares her love to Henrlette's a foretelling title if the band Once Clitandre announces his The band's new CD should Tampa, FLA, the two brothers fiancee (Robert DeBard) In a scene from Moliere's "The depended on it to intentions, the play sets in sell quickly in today's swing- were raised around music, and Learned Ladies." be a hit single. motion a story of love, power friendly climate, where fans by the time they were out of their Although, it is defi- and bad poetry. Hang on, folks, DeBard does his best straight costumes seem much more col- remember that Royal Crown teens, were full-time musicians. nitely a sign of vari- "Ladies" has all the intrigue, man job as does Callahan as a orful than the earthy tones the Revue was one of the premier They played around 300 shows a ance in the tradi- ^^ twists and melodrama of the daughter trapped by her moth- men wear during the play. bands to bring swing back to the year at local clubs in the Tampa tional Jackyi style, modern soap opera. er's will. Likewise, Howey's All in all. Van Brussel has charts. The group's past success area until one day, they realized which I guess shows that they The cast for the performance _ portrayal of Armande's struggle done an admirable job of trans- precedes them with a variety of they should move to Nashville are becoming open-minded as is top notch. Molly Binder as between love and learning is a forming this 17th century come- TV and movie appearances, in search of a more promising musicians. Philaminte and Paul Hasenauer pleasure to watch. dy into an enjoyable modem including a live performance in career. They ought to have Halfway through the CD you as Chrysale serve as a perfect yin Almost stealing the show, farce. Despite some glaring repe- the movie, "The Mask." stayed in Tampa. ask yourself, "Can these guys and yang to each with Binder's however, is Gretchen Offenburg titions and a cheesey ending, This new album is a testament The duo is credited for having sound anymore like a painfully force matching Hausenauer's as the domestic Martine. Offen- "The Learned Ladies" is a most- to the band's ability to keep their written songs that are different lame version of AC/DC?," with spinelessness. burg breathes life into the witty ly delightful piece that all Uni- fans swinging, and to the fact than the usual country-western their all but hard hitting guitar Stacy Searle's portrayal of servant, who attempts to show versity theatre-goers, new and that the charts don't lie - swing sob-stories. The difference is not riffs and unvarying percussion Belise is hilarious. Searle con- Philaminte the error of her philo- experienced, can enjoy. is money, baby. So, for a taste of a big one, if there is one at all. style, not to mention the unbear- vincingly plays the sister of Phil- sophic way, all while being the the different kinds of swing that The lead vocals are weak, sung able, barbed-wire meets a aminte that fancies herself a best female product placer dur- "The Learned Ladies" has shaped two different genera- by Brett, and seem to drag on. squashed cat, vocals. Then you prize to be won, despite posses- ing the pantomime interludes. runs tonight and tions and is still jivin', check out The songwriting is also lacking. notice that Brian Johnson, the sion of all the charms of Cruella Set director Brad Clark tomorrow at 8 p.m. and "The Contender." For a group who aims to be dif- lead singer for AC/DC, adds his De Ville. John McCastle-Doyle, increases the '50s mentality by Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Royal Crown Revue will be per- ferent than other country band, talents to "Locked and Loaded," meanwhile, is equally humorous creating a backdrop that is both Eva Marie Saint Theatre. forming at the Agora Theater in they certainly have their share of bad choice on his part). Only as the skirt-chasing, false poet eclectic and pastel. Margrett Ticket are $7 at the box Cleveland on the 13th and The Citi whiny, heartbroken ballads. office for students. then is it confirmed as to whom Trissotin. McCubbin does likewise with Theater in Toledo on October 23rd. they are trying to imitate. Not Whatever happened to the good her costumes, though the ladies -Stacey Lapinski that I'm taking anything away old, foot-stomping country of its from AC/DC—they're an exam- earlier years? ple of a true hard rock band-but Almost all the songs revolve Jackyi is not. around relationships, like Probably one of the more "Guilty," the album's first track. DeNiro delivers in his entertaining parts of the album There's nothing wrong with the is the mini-autobiographical subject, but the Warren Brothers account of the band that Dupree attack it in an extremely cheesey wrote, which comes with the way. The lyrics drip with comy latest crime drama album. In it he attempts to con- lines such as, "You make me forms surgery upon himself vey the band's hardships from wanna do the best I can/1 feel a you never find out what's in it or little stronger every time you where it'sfrom. Another is who with the help of his French com- their early days up to their suc- By ANTHONY RECZNIK cess in 1992, "in the middle of hold my hand/You make me the operatives' employers are, rade Vincent (Jean Reno). and how they plan to accom- Reno puts forth probably his that thang called Alternative." wanna be a better man." The BG News plish their mission when every- best performance since 1994's jackyi: Choice Cuts He then enlightens us on the fact Maybe that doesn't seem so In Robert DeNiro's thing seems to be going wrong. "The Professional," primarily that in the beginning they hardly bad, but after 12 tracks of lyrics newest film "Ronin" fcftl-QfMn Yet another, (the one which because the audience can relate had any financing and had to just like that, it gets a bit repeti- he plays an ex-CIA * Those chainsaw-happy per- Frankenheimer probably put in to his character more than any travel in an old Dodge van to tious. To give them a little credit, operative, named formers of cutting-edge hard the most effort), are the magnifi- other-he too is watching Sam, make gigs. the instrumental talent isn't too Sam, who's hired, * rock, Jackyi, have released an cently suspenseful car chases. learning from and admiring What band doesn't have hard shabby. Larry Franklin does an along with a handful of other ex- £um of their more memorable Normally, I'm not a big fan of him. times in the beginning, or for excellent job on the fiddle and operatives of various espionage igs entitled "Choice Cuts." car chase ("Blues Brothers" and Other mentionable perfor- that matter, what band doesn't Rob Stoney shows a lot of talent agencies, to steal a mysterious ; That's right, they're still "Lethal Weapon" excluded) mances are that of Natascha travel around in an old Dodge on the organ and piano. The but heavily guarded briefcase. aj-ound, and they want everyone however, the sequences in McElhorne ("The Truman van when they start? Some other, band could definitely do well The other ex-operatives are in tf know it, shouting "We're still "Ronin" are top-notch. The real- Show") and Stellan Skarsgard more memorable quotes from without the Warren Brothers the same boat as Sam, in that fere you bastards!" ism and detail, from the driver's ("Good Will Hunting"). McEl- Dupree are, "I think it's obvious leading them. they used to work for highly \ There's no way you could facial expressions, to the action, horne is convincing as a former that the public is ready to jam," -Natalie Flickinger touted agencies as well (KGB, r%it*mit» thus for a greatest hits to the innocent bystanders get- IRA member that leads the mis- IRA, French Intelligence, etc.), ting creamed on the side of the sion, named Deirdre. At times and that is were the film receives road and sidewalk, (check out it's hard to decipher what the its title from. the guy on the motorcycle) are a motives behind her actions are, According to an ancient joy to watch. It's almost as if but that only enhances the per- Japanese legend, the Ronin were Tap S every unimportant/extra role formance. inuia masterless Samurai warriors dies or gets injured in this film, On the other hand, Skars- "Rush Hour" New Line Boys. Grand Royal who worked as hired swords or 2. "I Dont Want to Mia whether it is by stray cars or bul- i." MGM/UA 4. "Musical Chairs," bandits in order to sustain them- Thing." Aerosmlth. lets. * See RONIN, page N-4 i Legend," Sony selves. From the very beginning, Hootir & The Blowflsh This includes figure-skating Columbia director John Frankenheimer Sync. RC Olympian Katarina Witt, who 3. "One Week." Bare- has the audience enthralled and : True Thin*," plays a former figure skater naked Ladies. Reprise curious. Universal Olympian (what a stretch), in A foggy Paris night is all that one of the poorer plot schemes [There's Something is presented in the first scene, ALBUMS 1. "ER." N of the film. Her character is the jUfoout Mary." 20th but DeNiro is hiding in the shad- 2. "Friend:- girlfriend of a Russian Mob boss 1. "Mechanical Animals. ows and that alone is enough to 3. "Frasier who has an interest in the brief- Marilyn Mat invoke the sense that something case. Inevitably she is rubbed 4. "Jesse," NBC is afoot. Frankenheimer submits 2. TheMisedu r out, although it's not soon 1 gnnm Hill >. "Veronica's Clos the audience to a variety myster- enough. First Night," ies throughout the film. One is Sam receives his share of bul- ist a the secrecy surrounding the lets as well, and in one of the briefcase (a la "Pulp Fiction"), more memorable scenes he per- k ! L Friday, October 2, 1998 The BG News page N-3 $25,000 challenge aimed Fuel rocks at college trivia-lovers intellectual aura of college stu- rect answer. dents, faculty and staff." If no indi- Cincinnati By ANTHONY RECZNIK Here are some sample ques- vidual or The BG News tions from various categories group While they rocked the crowd hard throughout their set, the Have you mas- and all levels of difficulty: obtains all of •Why is R2-D2 so named? the right By KEVIN GUTEKUNST band really hit their peak with tered all four of theil intensity and precision the Trivial Pursuit •Who created the World Wide answers, The BG News Web? however, near the end of their set. The Genius editions? On Saturday, Sept. 26, the siz- HI • What was Elvis Presley's final trio of songs, "Shimmer"," Do you look forward to taking $10,000 will zling-hot modem rock band twin brother named? "Mary Pretends" and "Ozone" finals? Would you walk away be awarded Fuel gave the people at Bogart's • What are dinosaur drop- to the entry really struck a chord with the with millions of dollars in cash in Cincinnati a show they won't pings called? with the crowd as they reacted with lots, and prizes on Jeopardy? soon forget. •What Pope was formerly a most correct of moshing, jumping and other' If so, you can pit your skills The lights dimmed and the sergeant in the Italian army? answers. signs of exuberance. The band against the new question-filled crowd roared as they anticipated •What four categories com- Then the channeled their energy from the, book "The $25,000 Challenge: the presence of the band on prise the NFL quarterback rating first five crowd, and the crowd did like- World's Toughest Trivia Con- stage. Meanwhile, a sound bite system? runners-up wise from them. test" (BainBridgeBooks, 1998, of Samuel L. Jackson reciting the •Routes 3, 7,103,107, and 118 will receive Opening act Ruth Ruth was • 208 pgs). infamous bible verse of Ezekiel all lead to what major North an award of no slouch either, but there was The book contains questions 26:12 from the motion picture American City? $1,000. no question who the crowd ranging from the categories the- "Pulp Fiction" reverberated •What is the most expensive "This is came to see. Still, Ruth Ruth' ater, television, film, music, throughout the smoky, ware- property in a British "Monop- the highest played a solid 30 minute set ■ sports, games, geography, sci- house-like venue. Fuel kicked oly" set? cash award composed mostly of catchy, ence, technology, history, poli- off the show in grand fashion, Although most of the ques- ever offered poppy, punk rock which the tics, arts and humanities (phew!) ripping through the song "Unti- tions seem relatively difficult, crowd seemed to enjoy. The Those who are willing to accept by a pub- BainBridgeBooks associate edi- lisher for a tled," the opening cut from their band also played some more the challenge have two years to major label debut album, "Sun- tor W. Lane Startin claims that, trivia con- commercial, radio-friendly tunes complete the book's 1,566 ques- burn." "... with a little luck and a lot of test," Smolin complete with deeper feelings tions and 112 photo-identifica- said. A quick greeting to the crowd and lacking the standard snide, tion challenges and submit their research, this challenge can be a fun and stimulating activity for The ques- by lead singer and guitarist Brett witty punk rock attitude. They answers. all ages." tions were Scallions of "How is everyone played a decent batch of songs Publisher and co-author The book also includes a Did September 12,2000 is the end- researched and written by tonight?" was all that was neces- from their new album, "Are You Ronald P. Smolin states, "With You Know? section, with inter- ing date for the contest. In order Smolin, who is also the president sary to get the crowd going. The My Friend?," as well as material everyone today preoccupied esting facts and particulars that to be considered for a cash prize, of Trans-Atlantic Publications crowd erupted when Fuel from their first with physical fitness and health, appear every few pages. the contestants need to have at Inc., and Anthony T. Notaro. The kicked into high gear with their album, "Laughing we wanted to create a challenge "The $25,000 Challenge: least 60 percent of answers right. book contains hints to various aggressive, lurching song, "Jesus Gallery." of Herculean proportion so that World's Toughest Trivia Test" $25,000 will then be awarded questions, and a website will be or a Gun." The song left the Nothing but nega- the mind finally gets a tough retails for $12.95 and can be (or shared, depending on a tie) to updated monthly with clues as crowd reeling and gasping for tives could be said , workout. Taking and passing picked up at selected bookstores. air, and the band obliged, slow- for the second open-:j? whomever possesses every cor- well. this challenge will vitalize the ing things down with mellower, ing act, Ednaswap. The band slower ballads like "Song For played loud, crunchy, slower LOUNGE- You" and "Sunburn." rock that came off as a noisier, Fuel played an impressive ■*■ Continued from N-1 show. They have recently days, the best of club dance can theme nights during the week. feedback-laden Natalie repertoire of songs from "Sun- Imbruglia or Alanis Morisserte. dance nights and big national released a CD on Warner Bros. be heard with '80s and '90s On Mondays, swing lessons are burn," including their break- Rather ironically to note, the . acts," Spallino said. Records, "The Contender." dance music. Saturdays will fea- offered (these are held in the the- through hit single "Shimmer." band performed a cover of The Citi Lounge, on the other On Oct. 30, the 4th annual ture an 80's theme complete with ater), followed by Swing Night The crowd was given other Natalie Imbruglia's song "Tom," hand, will feature an eclectic Freak's Ball will be held to cele- live stage shows. The audience- on Tuesdays. Wednesday is treats as well, such as Fuel's con- adding lots of volume and slow- line-up of bands. Focusing on brate Halloween. Following that participatory "Dating Game" is "Americana Night" featuring tribution to the Godzilla sound- er, more labored vocals to the on Nov. 6, a flashback to 80s rock the current stage show. the Rivermen and $1.50 Guin-" live entertainment, the Lounge track, a song called "Walk the mix. will feature the bands Warrant, The Citi Lounge also has an ness pints. Thursday's are Blues will primarily showcase swing, Sky." Their 35-minute set seemed to Quiet Riot and Slaughter. Blues enormous line-up of entertain- Night, offering the best in blues rockabilly and blues. The swing While Scallions was the center drag on incessantly. When guitarist Johnny Winter will per- ment. On Oct. 9, the San Fran- bands and soloists. genre has always been the of attention, guitarist Carl Bell, Ednaswap finally finished off form on the Nov. 13 and the pop- cisco-based swing band Blue Lounge's focus, and the change bassist Jeff Abercrombie and their set, the club erupted not in of location will not change that. rock group Fastball, whose hit Plate Special will be treating the drummer Kevin Miller made for appreciation for their music, but As far as live shows go, the single "The Way" is still on the audience to their energetic tunes. a strong supporting cast to in gladness that they would . Citi Theater will not be lacking charts, will play Nov. 8. Prices Another swing group, Rocket 88, match the intensity and earnest- finally leave the stage. Fuel in the next couple months. On for these shows range from $3 to coming all the way from Orlan- mown ness of Scallions' vocals. Also plays with a lot of energy, inten- , Oct. 23, Royal Crown Revue will $20, with tickets available ahead do, will be performing on Satur- ' Check out bgnews.com' impressive was Scallions' vocal sity, and raw emotion. To really . play. The Revue was the swing of time and at the door. day the Oct. 17. Topping off the in the upcoming weeks range, which varied from an experience the power of their ; band that was featured on the The club scene is also up and October live shows is Web enraged roar on the songs "Mary music, one must see them live. movie "The Mask." The group coming at the Citi Theater. Wilder who will perform at the tor sound clips of Pretends" and "New Thing," to Fuel is currently touring all over was also the inspiration for the Thursday nights are college I. D. Lounge on Saturday, Oct. 24. reviewed CD's and more a more soothing, calmer voice, as the USA, so be sure to check , movie "Swingers" and were night, and they feature techno The Lounge generally has in the NOW section! was exemplified on the songs them out if they come to your . guests on the Conan O'Brian and alternative dance. On Fri- swing on the weekends, but has "Sunburn" and "Hideaway." town. Friday, October 2, 1998 The BG News page N-4 ALTERNATIVE ■>■ Continued from N-1 few bands left in the scene that That's why ska became big actually are an alternative to the Hookah returns to Toledo last year, because people want- music currently on the radio. ed to hear something that was Radiohead continues to make vocals), Eric Lanese (drums) and der" to name a few. different. Of course, ska has music that doesn't fit the mold. Steve Sweeny (lead guitar). This type of mix pretty much run its course, and Nine Inch Nails have always By KARI PIEKOS Each member is multi-talent- allowed the audience there aren't a whole lot of popu- shied away from ballads (unless ed and all contribute to the song- members to dance as The BG News lar ska bands left (whatever you count "Closer"). And writing process, which provides well as relax and min- Popular jam band happened to the Mighty Mighty there's the Beastie Boys, Beck for an eclectic body of music. In gle. The band's fourth ekoostik Hookah and even Marylin Manson. addition to their original songs. CD, "Where the Fields Bosstones?) It just doesn't performed to an These bands are doing things Hookah treated the fans to the Grow Green," was appeal to enough people. enthusiastic crowd at that are about as far from pop occasional (and always splen- released recently and So how about techno, or elec- the Main Event \fl as you can get. did) cover tune such as the All- is currently available tronic music? It's too soon to Toledo this past One of these bands, or a band man Brothers Band's "Blue Sky." at local record stores. If tell. While it was heavily hyped weekend. like them, could release some- Percy Hill handled the open- you haven't seen them last year, there have been very The quintet, which hails from ing band duties, playing a solid yet, you can check few techno bands to actually thing that once again changes all over the state, blends the set until 11 p.m. when Hookah them out tonight at break through into mainstream. the musical climate for the bet- sounds of bluegrass, folk, jazz, took the stage. Bogart's in Cincinnati. Then there's the recent resur- ter, a song that makes people funk and rock 'n roll into their The first and second sets were Doors open at 8 p.m. gence of swing music. But, like rethink what they are listening savory original creations. a mix of old and new Hookah and tickets are $9 for Photo Tirorlded ska, this genre just doesn't to. A song that will help bring The band, formed in 1991, is tunes like "Schwa," "Keepin' this all ages show. ekoostik Hookah performed songs from appeal to enough people to ever alternative music back to its comprised of Cliff Starbuck Time," "Red Lights," "Driving their new CD, "Where the Fields Grow really break through. basics, and one that kills the (bass), Dave Katz (vocals/ Through Detroit" and "Alexan- Green." Of course, alternative could market for boring overplayed piano), Ed McGee (rhythm/ be saved by itself. There are a Pop songs. vmmmmmm t- Serving Cite Brealcfi £ & Cuncfi ► • Featuring Vegetarian and Gourmet i». 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March of Dimes Walk America is comkigl or miit an> advtrRiKmrtH iuch aa IIMMC found to be Octobar 1 5th at 7pm in tha Student Union Ball- INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED FOR ICE March of Dimes Walk America is commgl HOCKEY (USA CERTIFIED) APPLY IN 130 dr(amator>. tacking in factual rumv nutlcadmg or f.i*c room will be on sale in the UAO office (330 And Student Activities wants you to baooma a Sat, Oct 10th @ Perry Field House. CaH in ■Mart All atfvtfliitnwnti arc titbatti to adrbag and Union). Tickets are $3 00 and can be pur- pan of Via conoart taaml I PERRY FIELD HOUSE BY OCT. STH. 3545301 lor more info. appro* al chased Monday-Friday from Sam-Spm. Check, Learn guitar* Jason Quick Freelance Musi- cash, and bursar are acceptable. If you have ctarvmatrucDr with master's degree from Give back to the community and gain volunteer any questions, call the UAO office at 372-2343 BGSU. 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Call 372-2081 And Studanl Activities wants you » become a $2000 Tuition part oi the conoan laaml Grva bach n lha community and gain volunteer CITY EVENTS hours lor your organization/major' Baooma Reimbursement marketable tor the real world with hands on production eipenencel Gam valuabia promo- Cosmos lor Culture tKynal/racru«trna>nt opponumttes tor your organ- An, Poetry & Great Mus-c izaMnll CaH 2-2971 to voKmhtar or 2-2343 tor tkkalintormaaon. GRAND OPENING! Wednesday, October 7 United Parcel Service United Parcel Service B a Global Fortune 500 company that is considered n the ndustryt he leader rpcd — —■— adam sandier drew barrymore the '- BiW.JHlSW.r-MHI.tni i»«iiii_ jsKuramif SuMLM* ■■" unsNon anm my idea Sfcecfouwi ■ BG's LARGEST Selection of VIDEO ENTERTAINMENT Close to Campus Open Daily till Midnight 112 E. 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BG NEWS DAILY Toledo,Ohio43825.(419) 2449859 October 15th ai 7pm m the Sudani Union Ball- WootMr. Plaaaa call 353 92741 ASK FOR room will bt on sale in ma UAO office (330 BRIAN OR TONY. Union). Tekete are 13.00 and can be pur- '82 Olds B8 Roy ale Rummage Sale Trinity United Methodist Help Wanted Church. Comer of Summit a Court St. BQ. arm ad Monday-Fnday from Bam- 5pm. Check, loaded (6500 Waitstaff, be/tenders, and cooks. Apply in par- Thurs. Oct 1st 8am-8pm. Fri Oct 2nd caah. and buraar an acceptable If you have Phone 352-5820 HELP WANTED ton or call 823-0014. 100 W Main Si., Has- flam-4pm. Sat. Oct. 3rd Pem-noon. any guaanona. can tha UAO office at 372-2343 kins. OH 43525. The Haskint Inn. 5 milet north •PIKE LEE TICKETS of BQ oft state route 25. (2) 12" speakers end a boi Audiotsk. 200 watt Sleeper Sole (It I/(I I III',.Ill -Naw Restaurant Openingl- amp. 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