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MOSTLY CLOUDY HIGH 75 | LOW 59 team places fourth out VL I JL I ■ A \^_J www.bgnews.com m\Hhof 15 Division i teams; I \ A daily independent f student press\ VOLUME 90 ISSUE 26 YJW Restaurants get taste of local produce

By Anne Moss tomatoes and com mostly from S1AIF WRITER local farmers, but the season is ■ Area restaurants add a little bit short. Of local flavor to their favorite "There is only a two- to three- recipes. month growing season, and we're It turns out that a number of in business everyday, we're at the local restaurants utilize the vast mercy of a short season," Zeleniak amount of neigh boring farmland. said. Fruits, vegetables and meats from However, Zeleniak says that local farmers are included in the there are not too many farmers he ingredients for menu choices of can rely on. Bowling Green restaurants. "They may have something The Aztec receives its produce one day and not the next," from Gordon Food Services, a Zeleniak said. major national produce distribu- If this happens then VinChar tor. gets some of its produce from the John Niederkohr, general man- west coast and Cleveland, which ager at,The Aztec, said that even Zeleniak labels the food basket of though its produce may not be the world. local they do buy specialty breads VinChar is a small family busi- from the Buggy Whip Bakery in ness. It provides produce to about Bowling Green. "I found that from buying it 35 to 40 local restaurants from Bowling Green to Findlay. locally there is better quality and it is more authentic," Niederkohr One of VinChar's customers is said. SamB's located downtown. lohn Rightmyer, owner of Sandy Daum, SamB's general (unction Bar and Grill, gets the manager, said they tried to order restaurant's produce from produce from a larger chain, but VinChar Produce, a Bowling ended up buying locally. Green company. "Wc prefer the local company, 'When there was the Farmer's it is more personal and although it Market I would buy vegetables may cost more it is better quality," from there and that would be our Daum said. About every two months vri'i'i.ible of the dav: but that Associated Press Photo closed down," said Rightmyer. SamB's features a rare and exotic VinChar Produce Company dish including ostrich that comes FARMING: Two-year-old Joey Tordai of Elmwood, III., was busy looking for spent ears of corn in the field last Wednesday. Area farmers sell delivers wholesale produce out of from PemberviUe. their produce to local restaurants such as Junction Bar and Grill and Fncker's. Bowling Green to local restau- "It was a total accident how I rants. found the ostrich." Daum said. "I months.". manager. "I am sure that they get from California and Florida but pumpkins from the area, and "In the summer time we defi- was discussing the possible menu Another local produce compa- some of their produce from local does utilize local farms. cantaloupe from Indiana, but nitely use local farmers, when the item to a friend and it turned out ny also delivers to area restau- farms." "We find that local farmers offer they also run into problems with fruits and vegetables are in sea- that she knew someone that had a rants like Flicker's. Al Peak and Sons and excellent quality produce al good the growing season. son," said Vince Zeleniak. owner farm in Pembervillc that tended "We get our produce from Al Daughters delivers to about 300 prices," said CharlenePuhl.secre- "We definitely use what is avail- ol VinChar Produce Co. ostrich. And now it appears on Peak and Sons out of Perrysburg," restaurants within a 50 mile tary. able to us in this community," VinChar gels tomatoes, cherry our menu about every two said Matt Lucas. Flicker's general radius It gets most of its produce They mosdy ouy tomatoes and Zeleniak said. Mother's child-porn photo case dismissed Conferences THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing off her genital area with a way. could not be reached to com- "She (Cynthia F.LYRIA. Ohio — Charges were shower spray. "I don't think she intended to ment on the action. A telephone aim to dismissed as promised Monday Stewart, who has taken thou- create the pictures she did," White message was left at her home. Stewart) was very in the case of a mother who took sands of snapshots of her daugh- said. Her lawyer, Amy Wirtz, said naive about the cir- pictures of her 8-year-old daugh- ter, had acknowledged that two "She was very naive about the Stewart agreed to have the photos improve ter in the shower that prosecutors pictures could be interpreted as circumstances that exist in the destroyed but wanted people to cumstances that claimed were lewd. sexually oriented. But she said world" in terms of Internet know that "she finds the destruc- Cynthia Stewart. 48. of Oberlin, exist in the world." they were not intended to be and pornography, White said. "I do tion of her pictures reprehensible leadership had avoided trial by agreeing to were never meant for use outside what 1 think is right. I do not react undergo counseling for six and unnecessary." GREGORY WHITE, LORAIN COUNTY By Ben Schart the family. to criticism." Destroying the pictures "came months and to give up the pic- The free speech case attracted Stewart had to complete coun- PROSECUTOR SIAFF WRITER tures to be destroyed. with the package, and she under- As students are walking attention from around the coun- seling on adolescent sexuality and stands that she can't back out of She had faced as many as 16 try and criticism from the show that she understands what labs to establish a clear policy "so through campus, there are hun- the deal she entered into," Wirtz years in prison if convicted of ille- American Civil Liberties Union of constitutes sexually oriented that an innocent person would dreds of flyers and posters plas- gal use of a child in nudity-orient- Ohio. People donated more than material. said. not IK.' put through this torture. tered on walls trying to grab tiieir ed material and pandering sexu- $40,000 for Stewart's defense. Stewart was not required to be Stewart was charged after a She believes there should be attention. They scream out at stu- ally oriented material. The pic- Lofain County Prosecutor at Monday's hearing when Mansfield photography lab alert- some screening process to protect dents to get involved with campus tures, taken in the summer of Gregory White said he would pur- Common Pleas Judge Edward ed police to the pictures. children, but it needs to be more organizations. Students interest- 1999, showed her daughter rins- sue any similar case in the same Zaleski dismissed the charges and Wirtz said Stewart wants photo refined.'' ed in leading or gettiog involved in the campus community have many avenues available to them. The Office of Campus Riots rage in West Bank, Gaza Strip; death toll tops 50 Involvement has been advertising leadership workshops all over By (aura King Fighting also boiled over into firefighters from reaching the campus with large orange and IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arab towns in Israel proper, rat- area. brown posters. The workshops RAMALLAH, West Bank — tling the nerves of Israelis who The detritus of conflict could be aim to improve individual leader- Israeli troops rolled out tanks in a have long feared an intefadeh, or seen everywhere. lagged rocks, ship qualities and awareness of show of force and sent helicopter uprising, by Arab citizens of the spent shells, and broken glass lit- campus organizations. gunships aloft Monday to battle lewish state. Eight Israeli Arabs tered roadways. Black smoke Workshops are open to all stu- Palestinians wielding rocks and were kiUed in Monday's clashes from piles of burning tires mixed dents, whether they hold a leader- automatic rifles, as riots raged alone. with a white haze of acrid tear gas. ship position or just want to be a through the West Bank and Gaza Police and Arab rioters fought a The wail of Quranic verses from part of the. discussion. Strip, leaving scarcely a three-hour battle in the aUeyways mosque loudspeakers mingled Refreshments are served and the Palestinian town or village of the Israeli towri of Akko. Rioters with the crackle of gunfire. atmosphere is relaxed and inter- untouched. trashed shops in the Israeli Arab Israeli civilians were forbidden active. The spiraling violence, now in town of Nazareth, lesus' boyhood to travel the main thoroughfares Audience members are asked its fifth day, has killed at least 51 home. In the coastal city of Haifa in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. what they want to learn from the people and injured more than — often cited as a model of har- At the isolated Gaza settlement of discussion at each session. The 1.000, nearly all the casualties monious coexistence of lews and Netzarim, the army sent a heli- facilitator brainstorms with the Palestinian, and left hopes for a Muslims — Israeli Arabs staged a copter to retrieve Israelis who had audience to see what points are of Mideast peace accord in tatters. general strike in sympathy with been visiting for the lewish New most interest and tries to fit the Both sides acknowledged that Palestinian brethren. Year holiday. Army convoys needs of the crowd. talking peace was becoming The Palestinian lands, though, escorted others out. An Israeli sol- With this flexible forum, large untenable with a full-scale war remained the epicenter of vio- dier who accompanied an Israeli crowds make for a better interac- being waged in the streets. lence, with a shifting bartlefront gasoline truck driver on a West tion between students with multi- Even as pleas for restraint that hopscotched from north to Bank delivery was critically ple ideas being shared. poured in from around the world, south and back again. In the West wounded by Palestinian fire and Pete Lafferty is the coordinator the climbing casualty count Bank and Gaza, Israeli soldiers later died, the army said. of leadership development and fueled Palestinian fury and fought dozens of running battles The growing use of heavy com- community service for the Office spurred revenge attacks against — many with live ammunition — bat weapons by Israel contributed of Campus Involvement. He Israeli civilians, particularly with Palestinian youths wielding to the phenomenon of mass recruits facilitators for the work- Jewish settlers. stones and firebombs. casualties from a single incident. shops and sets up a basic outline On the road to the Jewish settle- Near the West Bank town of Near Netzarim. the firing of one for each session. ment of Ariel in the West Bank, a Tulkarem, rioters set ablaze eight antitank missile into a building Lafferty leaves the agenda to the 24-year-old Israeli was shot and Israeli-owned factories Monday injured 35 Palestinians, hospital speaker, but says that most of the Associated Press Photo killed — reportedly when he night, including two making officials said. ideas discussed are based on stu- stopped to change a tire. A school insect spray. The fire sent clouds Israel has not fired from battle dent feedback. He said the work- SHOOTING: Palestinians look at the place where Mohammed Jamal bus on its way to the Jewish settle- of noxious fumes over the north- tanks at rioters, but has deployed shops are, "very interactive, and Aldura, 12, was killed near the Netzarim settlement crossing Gaza on ment of Shiloh came under fire, em West Bank, and Israeli police Sunday. but no one was injured. said Pal jstinian gunfire prevented FIGHTING, PAGE 2 LEADERSHIP. PAGE 2 1 t

~*r*v- ^M ^B 2 Tuesday, October 3,2000 BG NEWS Religious war wreaks havoc Palestinian rioters wield only process could move ahead while FIGHTING, FROM PAGE 1 stones and bottles, sophisticated the fighting went on at this level. arms such as sniper rides and "Clearly not for long," the for- them near the West Bank towns of automatic weapons have increas- mer general replied. Ramallah and Nablus, scene of ingly come into play. Some fight- Faisal Husseini, the top some of the worst fighting, to ers protect themselves with flak Palestinian official for lerusalem intimidate its foes. Helicopter jackets. affairs, said that to restore calm, gunships hovered over the fight- The street battle were sparked the Israeli army would have to ing in Nablus. Near Netzarim, the by a visit last weekby Ariel Sharon, pull out of "all areas that were gunshiiis opened fire. the leader of the hard-line opposi - occupied during the incidents" of While the Israelis have over- turn Likud party, to a Jerusalem recent days. whelming military superiority, shrine revered by both Muslims Palestinians have ratcheted up In Nablus, a pair of young and Jews that is at the center of Palestinian rioters — hands cov- the firepower as well. the deadlock in Mideast peace During the 1987-92 uprising ered with the dust of stones they talks. had hurled all day — said the risk that eventually culminated in the On both sides of the Israeli- start of the peace process, of death or injury meant little to Palestinian divide, airwaves were Palestinians were armed with lit- them. tle more than makeshift weapons dominated by nonstop battle bul- One of them, a 20-year-old fac- of stones and slingshots. Now the letins, and rhetoric from both tory worker who refused to give territories are awash in guns, sides reflected a growing public his name, said after years of including automatic weapons sense that events had moved to a Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, war footing "nothing was achieved." carried by Palestinian police, who Associated Press Ptnto at times have joined in the fight- Prime Minister Ehud Barak, "When we throw stones, when ing, turning their fire on Israeli who traveled into the West Bank we attack the Israelis, it is better VIOLENCE: A Palestinian youth ducks bullets as Israli soldiers fire past a smoke curtain during clashes troops. to hold a news conference near than negotiations," he said. in the West Bank town of Ramallah Saturday. The violence followed Friday's Israeli storming of a major Although the vast majority of Ramallah, was asked if the peace Muslim shrine in Jerusalem in which six Palestinians were killed. Workshops offer Celebrities making impact in communities Reynolds was inducted into the actor Tim Robbins, "Cheers" star Feb. 12. 1HF. ASSOCIATED PRESS Nashville Songwriters Hall of George Wendt and former VENTURA, Minn. — If a town's Fame. Boston Bruins star Bobby Orr, NEW YORK — 1-oretta Lynn is practical knowledge name is a gauge of political senti- Also inducted Sunday were was organized by comedian back on tour with a new album ment, Gov. Jesse Ventura could be Billy Edd Wheeler, Randy Denis Leary. Gary's cousin, after being out of the spotlight for LEADERSHIP, FROM PAGE 1 how to develop a budget to how in trouble. Goodrum and Mac Davis. Jeremiah Lucey, was one of the more than a decade. your organization's goa's fit into Last spring St. Augusta Reynolds, 62, has written hits men killed in the Dec. 3 blaze. The country star recently informative. Sharing of ideas and the University climate. Township renamed itself after the such'as "Five O'clock World," "I The game pitted the released "Still Country." her first opinions among students is really Brown topics are designed to pro wrestler-turned-govemor. Saw Linda Yesterday" and "I Hollywood Hockey Team against new work since 1988. key." help students leam about and On Nov. 7, however, the people of Recall a Gypsy Woman." the Boston Bruins Alumni, but She disappeared from public The workshops are split into develop their personal leadership Ventura will decide whether to Brooks, who has used the teams traded players at half- life while caring for her late hus- orange and brown groups. The style. The topic Wednesday, keep the new name or pick a dif- Reynolds as producer on all of his time and the Bruins edged the band, Oliver V "Mooney" Lynn, orange workshops are on embracing diversity, will discuss ferent one. country albums, performed Hollywood stars, 15-14. whom she wed when she was 13. Tuesday, from 7:30 -9:00 p.m. and how exploring different view- A group opposed to the new snippets of "Five O'clock World" The crowd gave a standing He lost both legs to diabetes and the brown workshops are points and backgrounds makes . name circulated a petition calling and "I Saw ljnda Yesterday" in ovation to Fox, who has died in 1996 after being bedrid- Wednesday from 6:00 -7:15 p.m. people better leaders. Napoleon for the vote. About 800 people tribute. Parkinson's disease and played den for six years. in I04Olscamp. Haney, assistant director with signed. Davis wrote such songs as "In only in short spurts. Lynn also lost singing partner Orange topics are designed for multicultural and academic ini- "I'm not too crazy about the the Ghetto," "Memories" and Hurley, Hollywood's assistant Conway Twitty, friend Tammy students to gain practical knowl- tiatives will facilitate the discus- governor," said Marcy Heid. "His "Don't Cry Daddy," all hits for coach, earned a roar from the Wynette and her oldest son. Jack edge they can apply to their orga- sion. views are different than a lot of Elvis Presley. Wheeler wrote crowd when she came onto the Benny Lynn, who drowned in a nization and their leadership According to Murphy, the work- us." "Coward of the County" for ice in a purple outfit. She river accident. skills. shops, "provide an avenue for stu- St. Augusta, Augsburg and Kenny Rogers and "The Reverend acknowledged that she had never Lynn is also working on "Still This Tuesday's topic is fiscal dents to go in and get some extra Neenah are among the names Mr. Black" for The Kingston Trio. even watched a hockey game Woman Enough," a sequel to her responsibility and spending your training for free," whereas in the being considered. Goodrum wrote "You Needed before. autobiography, "Coal Miner's money wisely. Rena Murphy, a business world, the same work- Me" for Anne Murrav and "Bluei "1 feel guilty I didn't study LOS ANGELES — Game show Daughter," published in 1976. doctoral student of higher educa- shops would be very costly and Than Blue" for Michael Johnson. more," she said. "Next time, 1 may "I've lived now and know that I host Bob Barker has rescued five even leam to skate." tion and administration will lead provide the same information. can write a book and tell the Leadership workshops are Oct. chickens that were part of "Big JACKSON. Miss. — Gov. Brother." happy things and the bad 3,4,10 and 11. There are plans to Ronnie Musgrove's 12-year-old BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — things," she said. continue them spring semester. "The Price Is Right" host and daughter is finding out how she An auction of Snoopy statues has Everyone is welcome to attend, Nancy Unmet, an animal rights matches up against the boys. fetched $823,000 to help pay for activist, went to Studio City, the Carmen Mae Musgrove, who is memorials to "Peanuts" creator NEW YORK - MemorabiUa meet new people and learn more from Hollywood tough guy about their leadership ability. site of the" Big Brother" house, on 5-3 and 115 pounds, is the only Charies Schulz. Sunday to collect the chickens, girl on her middle school football "Peanuts" fans from across the James Cagney went on the auc- whose eggs were used by the team. She plays comerback and country paid S200 each just for tion block — and raked in thou- show's participants for food. is on the kickoff team. the right to bid on the 40 statues sands of dollars. Barker and Bumct told CBS "Last week, she took a pretty sold by Sotheby's at the Mali of Collectors and fans bought they were concerned about the hard lick." Musgrove said as he America on Sunday. several mementos of the late welfare of the chickens used on watched his daughter from the The statues were among 101 screen legend including his its just-completed show. The net- bleachers. "She jumped right Snoopys created and designed by Medal of Freedom, granted in work agreed to turn over the back up, thankfully." local artists that graced St. Paul 1984 by President Reagan, which It's about chickens so that they could be Coach Torrance Mayfield said this summer as a tribute to the netted $45,000 last week. put in a refuge. with training and greater size, cartoonist and native son. "I like Cagney's stuff," said Carmen Rae could compete at At the direction of the Schulz appraiser and coin specialist GORDON, Neb. — Ted Turner the high school level. family, the proceeds will be used Anthony Terranova, who bought tlmeto get donated $500 in gratitude to fire- "In a contact sport, you would- for a permanent bronze sculp- the medal. "He is Americana." fighters who helped battle a blaze n't think a female has the tenden- ture in St. Paul featuring the The Oscar that Cagney won for on his ranch. cies a male would have. But she "Peanuts" gang an endowed his role as George M. Cohan in The CNN founder gave the does," Mayfield said. chair of illustration at the College 1942s "Yankee Doodle Dandy" money to the Gordon Volunteer of Visual Arts in St. Paul, and brought $170,000, less than the involved Fire Department after the wild- WORCESTER, Mass. — scholarships to the Art $300,000 it was expected to draw. with Student fire in July burned about 10,000 Michael J. Fox and Elizabeth Instruction Schools, a An auction official said it was Organization Services acres of his land. Hurley were among the celebri- Minneapolis correspondence going back to the Cagney estate. Fire department spokesman ties who played a benefit hockey school where Schulz studied and Money from the sale of the Connect with some of the Office of Campus Jerry Larson said ranchers often game in honor of six firefighters taught. Oscar went to the James and 200 recognized student Involvement donate money or goods after a killed last year in a warehouse "To see such a welcome from Frances Cagney Foundation, Upcoming Events: organizations at BGSU. large fire. fire. people, to see the joy on the chil- which serves the blind. Sunday thru Saturday. Oct. 1-7 Turner is one of the nation's The game Sunday raised dren's faces running up to Other items auctioned includ- The Office of Campus Community Service Canned largest landowners, with hold- $200,000, which will be split Snoopy, there is nobody, and I'm ed Frances Qigney's engagement Involvement offers Food Olive ings across the West. between the families of the vic- certain of this, who would have ring ($30,000), Cagney's 1961 A listing of all Homecoming tims and the Worcester Fire had a bigger smile on their face" Bentley automobile ($56,000). his organizations, their (visit the official Homecoming NASHVILLE. Tenn. — Garth Department for new equipment. than Schulz. said daughter lill writings ($1,000) and nine movie officers/advisers and Web site: www bgsu.edu/orlices/ Brooks was a surprise performer The event, which also featured Schulz Transki. scripts ($1,200). how to join alumni) as his longtime producer Allen "Party of Five" actor Scott Wolf, Schulz died of colon cancer on Cagney died in 1986. Programs and Tuesday. Oct. 3 workshops to help Basic Leadership Workshop: Fiscal organizations recruit Responsibility members and offer 7-9 p.m.. 104 Olscamp Hall register to vote. meaningful programs communication, it's our goal. Wednesday. Oct. 4 2000 elections are coming soon. help us achieve it by letting us know what Membership In student Community Service Day— Adopt-a-Block you think. organizations Is part 4:30-8 p.m. wwwJiinews.com of BGSU's ultimate Advanced Leadership Workshop: Aon Aon Aon Aon Aon Aon educational experience. Embracing Diversity > It's about time for YOU 5:30-7:30 p.m.. 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I wake up Gull of Aden 9 Egypt's Anwar About to trade in your first-born HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN: 56 Omnrpreseni 10 Ajtl a cf mmai one morning, and the world overseer 11 Island oft Java tor the answer to 51 Down? The Peoples' Republic of Page 3, •seems different. Everyone is 61 Space starter? 12 Norwegian Fear not, faithful reader. along with the sovereign 62 Spartan marke! capital cheerful, everyone is beautiful 63 Greek order 13 Comparison We have the answers, and are Entertainment section, bring you and everyone is hung over. 65 Also conjunction quite willing to part with them. another choice in this year's 66 Judges garb 21 Vegetable Agreed, these are commonplace 67 Mane col ego sprtere All you need to do is check the at BGSU, but they never occur at Homecoming pageant. town ?3 Centers 68 Proofs ol age, ?5 Actress Ariene answer key. temporarily located the same time. briefly 28 Eminent on this very page. The tell-tale sign of the coming We present to you, students of 69 Wedding VIP conductor 70 Computer geeks 30 Rooter of home is the appearance of BGSU, Siegfried and Roy. 71 Average grade 31 Art ot cojnt'«j campus. As I walk past campus 32Art__ DOWN 33 Japaneso drink direction 56 Fishhook leature buildings, I swear there's been a They have endearing qualities that 1 Rib 34 Elderly 50 Red or Yellow 57 Stravinsky or contagion of graffiti. Formerly are representative of BGSU. Some 2 Aquatic mammal 35 Shoeslnng 51 Rub out SrkonWy clear windows bear strange and 3 Picnic dessert 3** Memory 52 Caruso or 58 Mongolian desert examples include their love of tigers 4 Spoiled 40 Elected ones Pavarotti 59 Engendered terrifying insignia and their popular Las Vegas act. 5 Curved rnorrjng 42 June 6. 1944 54 Eat away 60 Fr jay coal I cover my mouth as I pass by, 6 Ground grain 45 Coastal two 55 Hangman s loop 64 Romaine hoping that I don't catch the virus. As you can see, the corpse of My skin would not look good in orange. Anthony Hopkins loves them. OHIO WEATHER I continue on, and I notice that Tuesday, October 3 the buildings aren't the only deco- So vote Siegfried and Roy. Which on AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures rated parts of campus. Chalk is King and which is Queen doesn't marks were all over the ground, realty matter. Either way. displaying cryptic messages. 21 1—' **T-V-. I Cleveland 160.75 I ajreaaaaaB I was slightly confused with the I Toledo |57V75' I >£> I _^*-.«V ' ^^^^ chalk messages, though, lust last week, the chalk informed me to Shakespearean excerpt I Youngstown |S7V7S* take on the evil of corporate greed by voting for Nader. Today, these ACT ONE, SCENE ONE Bernardo: What, is Horatio Horatio: 'Tis here! have been replaced with the Bowling Green, comer of there? Bernardo: Tis here! words "Vote for Brynn," FJsinoreSt. Horatio: A piece of him. This confuses me. Who is Francisco: I be plastered. 1 bid [Marcellus tastes./ Brynn? Hmm. Maybe it's the /Francisco at the door. Enter thee farewell. Libertarian candidate. Bernardo.] Marcellus: Tis stanky! Anyway, Homecoming is upon /Exit Froncisco.1 Bernardo: Then 'tis of no use to us. I really have no concept about Bernardo: Who's there? us. what BGSU Homecoming is. My Francisco: Nay, answer me: Marcellus: I have entreated Horatio: What shall we do with only experience was accidentally stand, and unfold yourself. Horatio along with us to watch this keg? stumbling into a "pep rally." Bernardo: Ay Ziggy Zoomba the minutes of this night; that if The pep rally was a frightening Francisco: Bernardo? again this apparition come, he [Manxllus dies.1 event. Students were herded like Bernardo: He. may approve our eyes and speak 1 Portsmouth J61 sacrificial victims to the event. Bernardo: The foul brew has Francisco: You come most care- toil C20O0 AccuW r«alher. Inc In front was a strange display, fully upon your hour. Horatio: Tush, tush, 'twill not killed our belovec! Marcellus. _ L__ forcing all students to pay homage Bernardo: Tis now struck two; appear. Horatio: Then I have an idea Let to a deity known only as the the bars are closed, Francisco. Bernardo: What, the ghost? us heave the keg into a tree, and "school spirit." People had cere- Francisco: Ay. Hold, sir. You sure Marcellus: Yes. leave it for the squirrels to con- Sunny PT CttKJy Oaxjy SN»»««f» T-slonni Ram Ffcimes Snow monial paint applied to their face you are not an undercover BG Bernardo: 1 was speaking of yon- sume. * AModmaPmt in order to worship the spirit. cop? der half-empty keg. The host said Then, the entire congregation is Bernardo: Shut thy mouth, we could have it [They do sal forced to burst out in jubilant because Horatio must soon Marcellus: To Hades with the [Exit Horatio and Bernardo.] THREE-DAY FORECAST chanting. A demon is summoned, enter the scene. ghost, then. [Enter Jamison T. Squirrel snak- and it calls itself the "mascot." ing his fistl Wednesday Thursday Friday Students run screaming [Enter Horatio and Manxllus.l Of course, my memory might [Bernardo exits, re-enters with Jamison T. Squirrel: I'll get you be wrong due to all the years of Horatio: Friends to this ground. kegl yet, my pretties. government experiments. I have no clue what happens on this © • weekend. I'm always across the WORD OF THE DAY SAY WHAT? state, engaging in forensics. Rain Rain A cursory glance over the BGSU ANACHRONISM Cloudy website showed me that there is a High: 63" High: 45" pep rally and a day in worship of High:72" Pronunciation: "A magician pulls rabbits Low52- Low: 50" Low: 37* the school spirit. There is also a 3 • 'na • krd • "ni • zdm "Parade Building Party." Does this Function: noun out of hats. An experi- mean the buildings get drunk and Etymology: from Greek ana- march through the campus? mental psychologist pulls mi chronos, time. Hoping to shed a little light on habits out of rats." ANSWERS Data: circa 1646 this whole Homecoming thing, I s a M 1 3 a 1 u B I: an error in chronology, : '■ searched the library for references I 0 N O II > 1 s 3 B <) U to it in history. I found a little- especially a chronological a o 1 9 1 N 0 i Hv a O u • 1 M i 0 n y 1 B known, unfilled Shakespeare play misplacing of persons, events, 0 rj 1 . ■ 1! O ANONYMOUS N 1 .'. |]*B 1 t \ H ill that deals with Hamlet at typical objects or customs in regard MR. HOPKINS? ■ S V SHK i 1 s N 1 a n Homecoming activities. I includ- to each other-, Is it just us, or does Anthony THE SMARTEST I love you. 1 O I B" I -. . S N J 3 X O i NO ■ O 3 ■ llll I y 0 ed an excerpt at the right. 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mm^mmmtmm .- 4 Tuesday, October 3.2000 BG NEWS CLONED COW ON AUCTION BLOCK www.bgnews.com/opinion WASHINGTON (AP) — Her chest is broad, her legs and back straight, and she has "an excellent mammary sys- tem." her owner says. Mandy may be one of a kind, but not for long An exact copy of the champion Holstein cow will be auctioned this week in what is believed to be the first time a farm animal has been cloned for commercial sale. OPINION KDITOMAL Staff debates new abortion pill With the Food and Drug surgical procedure that can be as just another way to end a life, it Last Thursday, abortion-rights murder Pure and simple. While there may be a certain Administration's recent approval painful and sometimes danger- can however, be seen as a way to advocates cheered as the federal In many cases, the pregnancy amount of pain endured during of the abortion pill RU 486. ous, the pill will make the abor- protect a life—Gloria Fektt of the government approved a new abor- could have been prevented simply pregnancy and labor, the pain that women can now sigh in relief. tion easier and safer for the Planned Parenthood Federation of tion pill. by using protection. There are the mother feels pales in compari- No longer does having an abor women who choose to use it. America said in a New York Times This new pill will make things extreme cases such as rape, howev- son to die pain that an aborted chikl tion have to turn into a publicity The pill causes the uterus in a article that die drug Is the "most sig- simpler for women as an alternative er, where the pregnancy couldn't be feels as it is being ripped from life spectacle. Women can take the pill woman to contract and expel nificant advance in women's repro- to surgery, but it will also makes helped. So, be pro-choice. Make your and abort a fetus (up lo seven weeks the fetal tissue, essentially caus- ductive health care since the birth their choice to go through with an In either case, there are options choice before you crawl into bed old) in the privacy of their own ing tlie woman to have a miscar- control pill." abortion that much easier. Most notably, adoption. This way. with someone. Make the choice to homes. No one will take down tlieir riage. The idea of being able to Abortion is legal In many states. Often, abortions take place the parents can rid themselves of use condoms Make the choice to license plate numbers No one will abort a fetus in private and Whether or not the debate contin- because the parents are either the child they didn't want, while still accept the consequences of your i .ill their families And no one will under their own hand will give ues on the morality of aborting, it Is unable or unwilling to care for the allowing it to live its life, with par- mistakes make a choice regarding their body, women even greater control still better to encourage and support baby. ents who will love and nurture It. While the pill may make things health and life for them. over their bodies. any medical procedures that make it leaving an abortion takes away Abortions are not necessary, and simpler, in the long run. the choice Safety, however, is the greatest While many opponents to abor- safer and more comfortable for the life of an Innocent child. In any sliould not take place. The new pill to have an abortion will haunt you benefit of the pill. Rather than a tion see the legalization of RU-486 those involved. civilized country, this is known as only promotes abortion. for the rest of your life.

LEHERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE If s time for the done, creative imaginings, coop- don't want to attend a feel-good ON THE STREET Less fluff, eration, intellectual and spiritual university, we want a college with If you were an alien, circus to go more educa- growth. high standards in education. what kind of alien What in the hell will these do Lynn Balwinski would you be? Why? AT ISSUE The Family Circus continues to pester read- for us in the job field? I would [email protected] ers with its banal kidisms. Where will it all end? tion needed love to see the reaction of an When it comes to core values, employer when I go to an inter- Something must be done it seems that Bowling Green State SUBMISSION POLICY about The Family Circus. view and say that I am qualified MICHELLE University has become a college For at least 30 years, these four because I learned these values The BG News gladly prints Letters REITER working at the level of an ele- bulb-headed children have been from BCSU. I don't think I to the Editor and Guest Columns mentary education system. tottering about in their sphere, Asst. Opinion Editor would get the job. Letters should be less than 300 BGSU's core values are, more uttering nonsensical one-liners. words and Guest Columns can be Meanwhile, Mommy and Daddy specifically, based at a kinder We need a University based ADAMJACOBY fers from neurological disorders 500 to 700 words .Name, phone stmggle to keep from strangling garten level. on values that will help in the that neither the Time-Out Chair number and address should be JUNIOR the children, none of whom — real world — job skills, time nor clothesline leash will cure. Are we turning into a feel -good included for verification. All sub- EARLY CHILDHOOD ED even after 30 years —even She would need electric shocks management, hard work, inde- comes up to their knees. university with a reputation missions may be edited for length. and a lot of padding. As soon as I had been secretly contem- focused on self-esteem, rather pendent thinking, and respon- Send submissions to 210 West "I'd like to look exact- Dolly opens her mouth to utter plating this phenomenon for than hard work and education? sibility. We aren't bashing the some saccliarin kidism. Bil Keane Hall or [email protected] ly like a human so I years, wondering why it hasn't Look at the illustrious core values university; we believe the cur- could draw Mommy charging with subject line "letter to the edi- could camouflage and yet been the subject of a multi- — respect, pride in a job well rent values are important. We tor" or "guest column" forward with charged electric no one would know I million-dollar government study, chest pads and jolting her into a was an alien." when I finally met someone who catatonic silence. voiced my own concerns. Jeffy would need only minor "I hate The Family Circus." he behavior modification tactics. Demanding common sense griped. "I mean, it's just stupid." Daddy could tell him. "Jerry, one He would know, for there has more word and I'm getting out Exercise Your Rights PATRICK over legislation and the political never been a more avid reader of I've been hearing all week SEWELL process. Nader wants to reform the shotgun." A Sunday panel The Family Circus. Every day he might show all the places Jefly about how 1 should exercise my these campaign finance practices reads the scenario, gripes loudly, Guest Columnist visits at top speed while Daddy right to vote, that I have a respon- so corporations don't have dis- and then explains it bitterly. sibility to vote. proportionate power. stands on the garage roof and voting entirely this time, we'll be "I hate The Family Circus." he takes arbitrary shots at him. Let me tell you right now that Our world is perfect now and TAMARA WHITE AND set. Never again must we con- begins PJ is a blessing, as he can't talk. this is the kind of rhetoric that is we shouldn't interfere. It is obvi- LINDSAY SCHEETZ Then he'll describe the scene: By using body language, he com destroying our country. We cern ourselves with silly opinions ous to me that these corporations because we won't even have the JUNIOR/SOPHOMORE "Dolly and PJ are standing 11 iui in .ill's that alt hough he has already have a system that works should run our government and option of being taken seriously. there, and PJ Ls covering his ears the ability lo toddle around wear- for us. a system that keeps us that we should give them power. PHYSICAL with his hands. Dolly says, No. sated without requiring our SUPPRESS YOUR OPINIONS Where would we be without the ing one-piece pantsuits. his intel- AND DO NOT VOTE! THERAPY/EDUCATION PJ; you cover your mouth with lectual capacity stops there. He is input. Why would we want to plastic things that have enhanced your hands when you cough."' obviously autistic, and only change this? As long as we keep Keep Choices Simple our lives? How would we be Then he rolls his eyes and promises to offer fewer prodi- to ourselves and let our culture Now that I have discussed why happy? Where would we get our "Siamese aliens so we looks disgusted for several sec- gious insights than even his sister guide us, we have no need to we shouldn't vote, let me empha- values if not from corporate- could have multiple onds. and brothers vote. In fact, we should exercise size the importance of not voting sponsored media? Corporations boyfriends." I can understand his exaspera- Poor Mommy and Daddy. our right not to vote! in this election. may be involved in human rights tion. Back in their early years. Through it all, they are eternally Remember, we are college stu The Democrats and violations, ecocide, price fixing, Billy. Dolly and Jefly occasionally patient, and continue doing the dents; politics do not involve us, Republicans have successfully union-busting and other acts, said something funny. But the same things year after year, as If it laws do not affect us. Don't let kept out all other political parties. but at least they have our best end less years of never growing Uius keeping our choices limited. interests at heart. Nader is were normal that they should do people brainwash you into think any taller, never reaching driving so Surely they have noticed the ingyou're something you re not; This is nice for those of us who another fool who thinks putting age, drinking age, or becoming repetition; that although the cal- Do not let them force you to hate taking the time to see which power in the hands of the people overworked, middle-aged corpo- 1 candidate best represents our will solve our problems, but we endar dale changes, thev don't. think for yourselves rate executives have taken their Surely they have noticed that personal ideologies. can stop him. Corporations need Don't question — if we ques- toll. The Family Circus children their children are now making our help to run the world; we R.J. NIXON tion the guidelines and policies If there are only two choices are bitter. dyslexic references to the and your beliefs aren't supported have the power to give it to them. SENIOR that have been laid out before us, They're also becoming senile. Internet, and echoing cliche by either, then the decision has PRESERVE CORPORATE POWER we could be in for a rough time. T-COM Mommy and Daddy have issues of the day with their limit- AND DO NOT VOTE! We may see '!iat we care about already been made for you. become tired wardens of four ed vocabulary. Stay Strong And We Can Do It' "I'd disguise myself as censorship, corporate welfare, Now there is a third party cai i- miniature Alzheimer's patients. Bil Keane will eventually retire, the WTO/IME environmental didate running for office — Ralph Only one week is left to register a shower curtain in After all these years, Billy still can- and the bulb-headed children protection, a woman's right to Nader — who poses a threat to to vote. The most important the Sigma Kappa not manage to run an errand will be out of work. You'll see pic - thing you can do for yourself and choose. We may discover that we our bipartisan government. He without running in loops around lures of them in the National has been kept out of the debates: the nation is not to register. bathroom.' have an opinion. But when we the neighborhood, splashing Enquirer begging for pennies on express our interests in others' however, he still represents oppo- If you haven't registered, just through both birdbaths and mud street corners, their fal little knees sition to our options. If we actual- welfare or our own. politicians sweat out this last week. If you puddles. showing through the rags. With ly voted and voted for a third It's time Mommy and Daddy are going to assume we have have registered, hold on to your any luck, they'll all become party, we may be forced Into hav- something to say; people are apathy through November 7th; had Billy put on Ritalin and crackheads. ing these options. indulge in the opiate of compla- behavioral charts. He should be going to pay attention to us. If Mommy and Daddy will give This is an unnecessary evil; cency. Suppress the power to stir forced to endure the hardships of people pay attention to us. we lectures about how not to raise DESTROY EXTRANEOUS PAR- the political beast; if we work the Time-Out Chair. Or maybe he will have power. If we have toddlers for 30 consecutive years, TIES AND DO NOT VOTE! together we can still keep this should be put on a leash power, we might destroy our and Grandma will go on a shoot- Support Corporations from happening. CHRIS SCHIEGEL attached to the clothesline in the wonderful world of complacency ing spree. and naivete. IGNORE YOUR POWER AND backyard, only able to nin The way our political system is JUNIOR If Bil Keane would only write PLEASE DO NOT VOTE insanely back and forth until din- So few of us —ages 18to24 — set up. political candidates MARKETING me and ask for advice. voted in the last presidential elec- receive funds from various pri- ner. tion (32 percent) and the candi- vate interest groups, especially This would add a real twist to Patrick Sewell can be reached "I'd want to be a curl- Michelle Reiter can be reached dates are not interested in what corporations. This gives those the grindingry repetitive plot. atsewelp.bgnet.bgsu.edu ing iron." at bgnet.bgsu.edu. we think. If we can keep from corporations' undue influence Dolly, on the other hand, suf-

BETH SHOEMAKER, NEWS EDITOR J. MICHAEL BESTUL, PAGE 3 EDITOR 210 West Hall I \ M 1 STEFANIE SIZEM0RE, MANAGING EDITOR JEFF ARNETT, OPINION EDITOR Bowling Green State University I MM | ~M T I P^ BowlingCreen. I W ■ ' il CRAIG GIFF0RD, CAMPUS EDITOR SARA GRIGSBY, PHOTO EDITOR °"KI -m-\\\ h KIMBERLY DUPPS, CITY EDITOR KATIE 0'CONNELL, WIRE EDITOR [email protected] edu I I I i ■ i MARY BETH MURTHA, ASST. MANAGING ED. MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, GRAPHICS EDITOR Website: wwwbgnews.com I U W I ■^ KEVIN V0RHEES, LAYOUT EDITOR 3S \JI JEFF HINDENHINDENACH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MARY BETH WILFONG, COPY CHIEF 4 BG NEWS Tuesday, October 3,2000 5

Woman stung by bees 500 times www.bgnews.com LAKE FOREST, Calif. (AP)—Bees stung a 77-year-old woman 500 times while she walked in an Orange County retirement community Sunday, leaving her in critical condition. The woman, whose identity was withheld, was attacked when a hive was disturbed by workers at Freedom Village retirement community. NATION Naked man flees, leads police on chase THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sheriff's department said. CEDARBURG, Wis. — A bank "I've never seen someone be robbery suspect being held in leg able to break out of his leg irons," irons in a hospital allegedly Sheriff lack Theusch said. grabbed a guard's gun, shot off The man's gown came off as his chains and fled in the nude, he fought his way out of the hos- leading police on a car and foot pital. chase that ended with officers Authorities said he then car- shooting him in his buttocks. jacked a Cadillac a few blocks "This was a very dangerous from the hospital and drove into situation," Police Chief Thomas adjacent Ozaukee County, where Frank said. "We are very fortu- police chased him through nate to have him back in custody Cedarburg. and that no one was injured." After striking another vehicle The 24-year-old man was and a railroad crossing signal, arrested Friday in connection authorities said, the naked man SUA80N GtNERATS WHINING CAJ*WJ» with the armed robbery of the jumped out of the car on the Sneki COMUM Cltbon Mcnondt M&l Bank at AUenton. His name lawn of a nursing home, fired a was not released because no Associated Press Photo shot that struck the home, then charges had been filed as of ran through the building and out SMOKING: This undated advertisement, being used by Chester, Va.-based tobacco company, Star Scientific, promotes the sale of Advance Monday, prosecutors said. a back entrance. cigarettes. Star Scientific claims the new cigarettes have lower levels of cancer-causing chemicals than regular brands. The product is He was taken to St. loseph's As he dashed through a field being test-marketed in Virginia and Kentucky. Community Hospital in West behind the nursing home, police Bend for treatment for heroin fired a shot that struck him in the withdrawal, but while being buttocks and arrested him. Advance claims new cigarettes are safer returned from a bathroom on He was taken to St. Mary's Sunday he used the needle of his llospital-Ozaukee in Mequon. intravenous medication to Washington County District By Mana SanminiatHli "There is NO such thing as a safe uated," he said. Nitrosamines are formed dur- attack the Washington County ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITtR cigarette," and ends with: "It is That approach led to skepti- ing the tobacco leaf curing Attorney Todd Martens said sheriff's deputy guarding him, Monday he was still reviewing RICHMOND, Va — A small much safer for you to QUIT than cism by one industry expert, process, and Star Scientific said it authorities said. The deputy to switch or smoke." "It's a bit silly to think that has a new curing method that the case and had not yet filed tobacco company is test-market- wasn't injured. charges. Ozaukee County ing in Virginia and Kentucky a "We're trying to be very, very smokers are going to switch if reduces nitrosamine production. The man got the deputy's gun new type of cigarette that it says careful and as responsible as pos- you're not going to make a strong Advance cigarettes are not the District Attorney Sandy Williams and shot the chain of his leg did not return a call for com- has lower levels of one type of sible," said Paul L Perito, chair- claim, if you can't promote it as industry's first attempt at lower- restraints to free himself, the ment Monday. cancer-causing substance than man of the company, based in safer," said David Adelman, a ing nitrosamines in cigarettes. regular brands. suburban Chester. tobacco analyst with Morgan R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. is Star Scientific Inc. said The company says Advance Stanley Dean Witter. marketing Eclipse, and Philip Monday it plans to expand the cigarettes produce 70 percent An expert at the National Moms Co. is test-marketing tests of its Advance brand to less than leading brands of the Cancer Institute, Donald Accord. Both reduce other states in a couple of class of cancer-causing toxins Shopland, said nitrosamines are nitrosamine emissions by using On a Canadian two dollar months. known as tobacco-specific one of about 40 or 50 cancer- special heating techniques to industry experts are dubious nitrosamines, orTSNAs. In addi- causing agents in cigarettes. produce smoke without con- bill, the flag flying over that reduced-risk cigarettes will tion, they come with a charcoal There is nothing to show whether ventional burning. sell among smokers, and they are filter to reduce toxic gases such as reducing one carcinogen alone Star employs about 160 peo- the Parliament Building is particularly skeptical about carbon monoxide. would make cigarettes less harm- ple and manufactures such dis- an American Flag. Advance because of the compa- Perito said it is too soon to ful, he said. count brands as Sport and Vegas. ny's reluctance to market them as claim that Advance cigarettes are "About switching to this prod- It is testing Advance at about 30 less dangerous. less hazardous. 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^^^^«g||^^^^^£^^^^^^^^^^^ BG NEWS 6 Tuesday, October 3,2000 NATION Judge to Complaints keep Ameritech's phones ringing decide fate plained to the state that repairs S0CU1F.D PRESS WRITER have taken anywhere from two of teen CHICAGO — Tom Ramunno weeks to two months. lust under has a long list of complaints 1,400 Ohio customer complaints against Ameritech — and he's were registered with the state in killer sharing them via cell phone. September against Ameritech. Ramunno has been waiting so In Michigan, it took Ameritech long for the phone company to almost five days on average to By Sherri Chum install a new line and two restore phone outages in August. ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITER Internet connections that he's Illinois customers were waiting CONYERS, Ga—A teen-ager given up and gone wireless. an average of 12 business days — entered dual pleas of guilty and "These guys just don't have a and sometimes several weeks — guilty but mentally ill Monday, clue as to how to handle the to get new phone service that in a 1999 school shooting that demand," said Ramunno, a 48- same month. Wisconsin regula- left six fellow students wound- year-old consulting director from tors say the company is telling ed. the Chicago suburb of Palos Park customers it will take anywhere A judge will consider the who relies on the Internet to from 12 to 30 days for new ser- results of mental evaluations on communicate with his office in vice. 17-year-old XI. Solomon before Colorado. Don Bailey of Columbus, Ohio, deciding which of the two pleas Complaints like his have been took matters into his own hands to accept. piling up in the year since If the judge accepts the guilty last month when he was told it pleas to all 29 charges, including Chicago-based Ameritech's $74 would be a week before billion merger with SBC aggravated assault, cruelty to Ameritech could make a service children and weapons viola- Communications created the call when all 10 of his business tions, Solomon could be sen- nation's largest local phone com- phone lines went down. tenced to up to 211 years in pany. Later in the day, Bailey spotted prison. Ameritech promised the union an AjTieritech seivice truck on the Associated Press Photo If the judge accepts the guilty would mean better service for its street. SWAMPED IN PAPERWORK: Tina Rotter, office manager at Rubloff Residential Properties in Chicago, but-mentally-ill plea, Solomon 20 million business and residen- "They were working in a man- holds correspondence she has exchanged with Ameritech. The company has received marry complaints would still go to prison but tial consumers in Ohio, Illinois, hole down the street We went would receive psychiatric treat- Indiana, Wisconsin and since its merger with San Antonio-based SBC. ment under the care of prison down and commandeered one of Ameritech also announced a ing the company customers and tial growth in retail and wholesale Michigan. Instead, customers are the guys and told him we had to doctors. waiting longer for new phone six-month plan to get the vast agents. Ameritech, she said, has customers—causing the current Solomon, then 15, opened have service," Bailey said. crunch, he said. fire with a sawed-off rifle on lines and for repairs, leaving regu- The service was restored at the majority of outages repaired done little to help. lators in the five states wondering within 24 hours and shifted 615 "It's like going to a doctor who Regulators from the five hundreds of students in a com- end of the business day, after Ameritech states joined forces mon area at Heritage High whether they were sold a bill of repeated contacts with technicians front construction to does not have a bedside man- goods. installation and repair work. ner," Rotter said. "If someone tells last week to demand better ser- School in Conyers, about 25 Ameritech and the phone manu- miles east of Atlanta, one "They're putting us in a tough "We've been in business more you you're dying and just walks vice. The company faces state facturer, he said. and federal fines if it fails to live month after the Columbine position. 1 think what we're going Ameritech blames its prob- than 100 years. We know what it out of the room, it's a little hard to takes to satisfy customers, and we up to its merger conditions. High massacre in Colorado. to end up having to do is every bit lems on increased demand and a swallow." Witnesses said he appeared to know we're not doing it today," Ohio already has ordered of authority we can glean... we're smaller, less experienced work Rotter said the problems have be aiming below waist level. going to have exert on said David Pacholczyk, an Ameritech to spend $8.7 million force. been worse since the SBC merg- He then dropped to his knees Ameritech," said Terry HarvLU, a Ameritech spokesman. er. to satisfy customer complaints and pointed a .357-caliber The company replaced its top and threatened a $122 million commissioner with the Illinois executive last month and has Tina Rotter, office manager for But Pacholczyk called the post- Magnum revolver, first at his Commerce Commission who promised to add 562 technicians Rubloff Residential Properties in merger timing a coincidence. An fine if service doesn't improve by mouth and then at an assistant voted against the merger of the to an existing 26,000 in the region Chicago, heartily agrees. She said unexpectedly high number of January 2002. Illinois expects to principal, but then surrendered two Baby Bells. by year's end, with another 3,300 her real estate company's phones technicians retired last year as the fine the company $34 million this it to the man with a tearful: "Oh, In Ohio, customers have com- planned for next year. are constantly on the blink, cost- company experienced exponen- year because of slow repairs. my God, I'm so scared!"

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By Lisa MM*. rain fell throughout Mexico's ASS0CI»IED PRESS WRITER Yucatan peninsula, Belize, CHETUMAL, Mexico — Honduras, Guatemala and Coastal residents of Mexico's Nicaragua, where a rain-swollen Yucatan peninsula and northeast- river swept away a 16-year-old ern Belize fled their homes boy Sunday. (> Hi rial-, there evacu- Sunday as the dangerous core of ated more than 300 people from Hurricane Keith came ashore, low-lying areas. bringing strong wind and torren- In El Salvador, a 20-year-old tial rain. man drowned in a river Saturday, Heavy rain and flooding officials said. throughout Central America Hurricane Keith was virtually caused at least two deaths and stationary Sunday evening cen- tered about 50 miles south-south- forced hundreds to be evacuated. east of Chetumal and about 40 Scores abandoned their homes in miles east-northeast of Belize City. coastal Mexico and houses were The Belizean villages of San toppled in Belize. Pedro and Caye Caulker were The slow-moving storm lost among the hardest hit, Red Cross strength Sunday evening as it officials said. Winds clocked at 120 drifted inland, with winds drop- mph blew roofs off homes and ping to 115 mph from a high of demolished makeshift shelters. 135 mph. It was expected to fur- "The situation is pretty rough ther weaken Monday, according out there right now," said William to the National Hurricane Center. Skeen, director of the Red Cross in Associated Press Photo Forecasters warned of flash Belize City. "People really are in a Hostages: Finnish hostages, Risto Vahanen..back left, and Franti Seppo, back center, along with Jesus Miracle Crusade Leader Wilde floods and mud slides as heavy frightened state at this time." Almeda, second from right, and three other crusaders pose with Muslim kidnap leader, Mujib Susukan, with dark glasses, in Jolo. Philippine troops free Christian group Hey Girls!!!! ByJimQomez welcome success for the military, escaped Sept. 19 while their cap- of hostages. They were seized • SSOCIMFD PRESS WRIIE R which has admitted underesti- tors were fleeing from the mili- despite their payment of 35 sacks Recruitment is Tonight! IOLO, Philippines — In the first mating the rebels' strength in the tary. of rice and $3,000 as an "admis- major success of a 17-day rescue assault that began Sept. 16. Many of the evangelists fasted sion fee." Come visit the sisters of American hostage leffrev assault, Philippine troops freed a "That is our good news for in captivity, and their leader, Schilling of Oakland, Calif., also group of Christian evangelists today." President loseph Estrada Wilde Almeda, was reportedly in ALPHA GAMMA DELTA was seized when he voluntarily Monday after one escaped and said. "I think in one more week poor condition. He was earned in we will end this problem." a makeshift chair by his followers visited a rebel camp with his And see what sisterhood is all about! alerted the military. Muslim Filipino wife, a relative of The escaped evangelist was Evangelist Fernando Solon when the rebels traveled through slipped away from the rebels the jungle. several rebels. Tuesday 10/3 taken in a military helicopter and Military leaders have acknowl- pointed out the rebels' camp after asking to take a bath Sunday The Abu Sayyaf faction that held the evangelists now has no edged mistakes in the assault: 8-8:45 and 9-9:45 from the air. The soldiers then night and discovering that his human shields, giving the mili- they expected the Abu Sayyaf attacked the rebels, who fled after captors were not following him, and tary a freer hand to attack. would fight instead of fleeing into a brief clash, military chief of staff officials said. He spent the night The military attacked another the jungle, and did not foresee (len. Angelo Reyes said. hiding in a mangrove swamp Wednesday 10/4 rebel faction Monday with how- before locating a group of sol- the support the rebels enjoyed on The recovery of the 12 Rlipino itzers and assault helicopters, .8-8:45 and 9-9:45 evangelists, held by Abu Sayyaf diers Monday morning, they the predominantly Muslim officials said. island. rebels for three months, left five said. The 12 evangelists from the See you there! Reyes, the chief of staff, said hostages in guerrilla hands — an Solon is the third hostage to lesus Miracle Crusade, known as American, three Malaysians and escape from the rebels since "prayer warriors," were abducted 117 rebels are believed to have a Filipino. thousands of troops began the been killed, while four govern- V> July 1 when they visited the rebel The rescue on lolo island was a assault. Two French journalists camp to pray for an earlier group ment troops have died.

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DETROIT — The Detroit Red TUESDAY Wings have reassigned four play- October 3, ers to their development clubs. Defensemen Jesse Wallin and 2000 Yan Golubovsky and forward Marc Rodgers will go to the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks of the BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY American Hockey League, the Red Wings announced Monday. Forward Steve Brule is headed to the Manitoba Moose of the International Hockey League.

The Red Wings open the NHLs regular season Thursday at Calgary. CC takes 4th in crowded field North Carolina is of 71 points, followed by Iowa State with 76 points. The Falcons good to Bowling had a team total of 92 points, PETE putting them in fourth place. STELLA Green runners. By Enca Gamhaccmi This was the first time the Sports Editor SPORTS Hunts Brown and Orange flew to Greensboro to compete in this Coming off a bye week, the race. It was a different experience "GoodStella" men's cross country team fared for the Falcons with some of the well in North Carolina Saturday. top ranked teams in the nation The Falcons placed fourth out of there. 15 Division I teams at the 17th Junior Tom Kutter led the way USA good Annual Greensboro Cross placing sixth out of 117 runners Country Invitational In overall with a time of 25:39. Only Greensboro, N.C. 14 seconds behind Kutter was at almost South Florida won the meet with a team total of 19 points. freshman Paul Niedzwiecki who Four of its runners finished in the finished in 10th place. everything top five individually. Tennessee "I feel I did pretty well," came in second with a team total Niedzwiecki said. "I enjoyed the experience. The competition was in Sydney very good." Other top finishers for the 97 total medals. 39 gold. Falcons were fourth-year junior Is there any country on this Rob Glatz (26:15, 18th). fourth- planet that can touch the United year junior Austin ('lupin (26:22. States when it comes to athletic 21st), and fifth-year senior Kreg competition? Hatfield (27:06,37th). This was the greatest, all- Niedzwiecki had never been to around domination by any coun - North Carolina before. He said try ever in a competition. that the meet was a different I looked forward to the 2000 experience and that it was differ- Summer Olympics as much as ent then running in Northern anyone but. like the rest of the Ohio US, my viewing abilities were "It was a good course." crippled by the horrible time delay and the thrill of watching Niedzwiecki said. There were a the events live was gone. lot of tight turns. It wasn't open I really didn't watch much of like the golf courses. It had more the Olympics but the beauty of obstacles in it, like stumps and MKtaeUerfriuMeBGNews the Internet helped me keep up dips." KUTTIN' IT UP: Tom Kutter was with the news as it happened, Due to all the obstacles on the Mich.KH Lehmkil* Bf, Nnr, even though it was the day after. BG's top finisher at the course Dave Larson suffered an We as Americans have a lot to Greensboro Invitational injury to his Achilles tenant. GAZING INTO THE DISTANCE: Falcon runner Nolan Fahrer has his eyes set on the finish line. be proud of. Our men and women went halfway around the world and proved the United States is good in everything; from track and field, to swimming, to beach vol- Pirates tell Lamont leyball, to men's taekwondo. McKeon canned by Reds The United States brought some of the greatest American ByloeKay to walk the plank athletes this country has ever AP SPORTS WRITER seen to the 2000 Summer games. StefferyBaif said the folksy Lamont is "like CINCINNATI - From SOCIAIEO PRISS ■ IIIER another Dad with me. I think Michael Johnson, Maurice Manager of the Year to out the PITTSBURGH - Gene everybody in this clubhouse Green, Marion Jones. Lenny door. Lamont's burden was chasing hates to see him go." Krayzclburg, the William's sisters Jack McKeon took the fall the St. Louis Cardinals with two "It's going to be tough." said and Stacy Dragila (just to name a Monday for the Cincinnati Reds' injured starting pitchers and a Kendall. few of the greats) are masters of disappointing season, fired for third baseman and outfielder Also tough will be meeting their craft and proved that U.S. failing to win with a team that who didn't last the season. general manager Cam Bonifay's athletics are the best in the world. featured Ken Griffey Jr. in center The next manager of the goal of having more wins than Two of the U.S. gold medals I field. Pittsburgh Pirates will carry an losses next season, the Pirates' am the most proud of are the Griffey's dad, bench coach baseball team defeating Cuba a even heavier load — the pressure first at PNC Park. Ken ST. . is among those who will •. •» of fielding a winning team in a Owner Kevin McClatchy had and Greco-Roman wrestler be considered. The Reds will brand-new ballpark. said he wanted to take a winning Rulon Gardner upsetting the wait until the playoffs end to see The Pirates fired Lamont team into the ballpark. Before nearly unbeatable three-time who's available — Lou Piniella Monday after the team finished tne 2000 season began, he said Olympic champion Alexander could become a leading candi- ^^^^^H 1 V i. 69-93 and fifth in the National the Pirates could win 90 games Karelin of Russia. date if Seattle lets him go. League Central, 26 games behind Kendall. Brian Giles and Imagine what kind of pressure "The process is going to be 'WiMlv behind the Cardinals. Lamont Kris Benson — a prediction lie those athletes were under. long and drawn-out," general said a second-place finish in now regrets. For the baseball team, they manager Jim Bowden said. 1997 created expectations that "You will never get another were undefeated until they met "We're going to look at all the k \ _ proved impossible to meet. prediction from me as long as I Cuba and were handed a 6-1 loss. candidates from within and "It was fantastic the way things live." McClatchy said. "Should I But the team pulled together, from outside the organization. happened, but it was kind of a have said that? Probably not. As probably knowing that the There are some good managers ^C mirage, really," he said. for next year. I will not be in the chances of facing Cuba in the in the postseason that might be The firing — technically a prediction business" finals were very good, and pulled available." out a 4-0shutout in the finals. The decision not to renew Lamont's Lamont on Monday called 90 Even as they let McKeon go, four-year contract — had been wins unrealistic, considering the gold was the first U.S. Olympic the Reds conceded that plenty nimored since June, despite the loss during the season of starters gold medal since the sport offi- of miscalculations went into a cially entered the games in 1992. manager's popularity with some Francisco Cordova and Jason season that didnt even come players. Schmidt to injuries. Benson (10- United States manager Tommy close to living up to its hype. The Pirates catcher Jason Kendall 12) was inconsistent. Lasorda. who found Worid Series Reds went 85-77 and finished giory with the Los Angeles second in the NL Central Dodgers in the 1980s, said win- despite a lot of injuries and mid - ^^L 1 V m ' ' ning the gold medal in Sydney season trades. was greater than anything he did "The firing is not to put the with the Dodgers. blame on the manager," And for Gardner, have you ever Associated Press (Mi TENNIS Bowden said in a subdued tone. witnessed anything more heart- "There's enough blame to go SAY GOODBYE: Former Reds' manager Jack McKeon give a cur- warming or funnier than a gigan - around from the general man- tic man doing cartwheels after tain call to the fans. Mckeon won't be giving any curtain calls ager all the way down the orga- next year, he was fired yesterday for his underachievements beating a monster of a man. who nization." hadn't lost in 13 years? I am not a Last February, there was fan of wrestling but watching the nothing but praise for the way from playoff contention. McKeon's hands-off 1 -0 decision was exciting and sur- Bowden arranged the trade with Bowden pulled the plug by trad- approach worked and the prising Seattle that brought Griffey ing Denny Neagle to the New small-market club was the big The U.S. did. however, struggle home. Demand for tickets was York Yankees the day after the surprise of 1999. losing a playoff in some sports in which gold so brisk that the club had to AU-Star game, then sending to the New York Mets for the NL medals were thought have been install extra phone lines. Dante Bichette to the Boston wildcard. easily their grasp. The Reds already were build Red Sox in September to save The 69-year-old manager The men's basketball team, ing upon a stunning 1999 sea- money. knew his days were numbered who in past Olympics have son — 96 wins and a near-miss So, why was McKeon fired? when the club offered only destroyed the competition and with the playoffs. When Griffey The Reds figured it was the right another one-year extension dominated the sport without a flew home that February night time to make a long-anticipated after the season, shortly before question or hint of doubt, nar- for his first appearance as a Red. move. he was honored as the NL WdiMlutmiuMeBGNats rowly got by Lithuania. 85-83 and a breathless city couldn't wait for When McKeon took over for Manager of the Year. also struggled against France. 85- the season to begin. Ray Knight during the 1997 sea "That was probably a telling Wee Forehand: Falcon tennis player Mike Kossoff shows off his 75. in the gold medal game. By the end of June, it was over. son, he was seen as a short-term tale right there. It seems like I impressive forehand Sunday. A 9-19 June cost the Reds 10 fix. He was good with young always get a job to come in and 1/2 games in the standings and players and the Reds were help build it up. then It's good- WllA essentially eliminated them rebuilding bye." McKeon said. PAGE i I BG NEWS SPORTS Tuesday, October 3.2000 9 IOC president says Athens must take "another step forward"

By Stephen WHson k' SPORIS WRITER "These are my last games as IOC president. They could not have SYDNEY. Australia - Within been better. Therefore, I am proud and happy to proclaim that you hours of calling the Sydney have presented to the world the best Olympic Games ever." Games the best ever. IOC presi- dent Juan Antonio Samaranch put Athens on notice to speed JUAN ANTONIO SAMARANCH, IOC PRESIDENT preparations for the 2004 Summer Olympics. not done enough to cut through in Olympic history." IOC president." he said. "They Samaranch said the Greek gov- red tape and must work faster. The Hi) vc.ii old Spaniard still could not have been better. ernment needs to do more to Greece's public sector is notorious has 9 1/2 months to go before he Therefore, I am proud and happy overcome three years of chronic for its lack of organization and hands over to his successor at the to proclaim that you have pre- delays in constniction of venues slow pace in completing con- IOC session in Moscow in Jury. sented to the world the best struction works. "Until the last day, until the last and other projects. Olympic Games ever." "1 think with the new organiz- "A huge work like the organiza- minute, I will work as the full pres- Samaranch said Sydney met tion and carrying out of the ident, executive president," he the two main conditions he ing committee things are going much better," he said in an inter- Olympic Games cannot be done said. always sets for the success of the Samaranch said he expects view Monday with The Associated at the pace of the Greek public games: superior organization and there will be a maximum of three great performances by the home Press. "But we need another step sector," Angelopoulos-Daskalaki forward. The cooperation of the told the Greek daily newspaper candidates. team. Australia won a national Ethnos. The two top contenders are record 58 medals. government must be much more important. The government must Government spokesman considered to be Jacques Rogge, "It's incredible, the fourth coun- Dimitris Reppas on Monday the IOC executive from Belgium try in the medal table, a country of be more involved in the games." who oversaw the Sydney Games; Samaranch warned earlier this denied rumors the flamboyant 19 million people," he said. "I head of the Athens Organizing and Canada's Dick Pound, who think it's something that helped a year that the Athens Games were lot the success of the games." in danger because of the delays. Committee had threatened to negotiates Olympic television Since then, Gianna resign because she was frustrated rights and heads the World Anti- At the opening ceremony two weeks ago, Samaranch received a Angclopoulos-Daskalaki, who led with bureaucracy. Doping Agency. the Athens bid, was brought back The morning after the flame Other possible candidates call advising him that his wife of was extinguished in Sydney, include Australian IOC vice presi- 45 years. Maria Teresa, was grave- to run the organizing committee, Associated Press Photo Samaranch took a few moments dent Kevan Gosper and South and Premier Costas Simitis has ly ill in Barcelona, Spain. He flew to reflect on the emotions he felt Korean executive board member home the next morning, but she GOODWILL: IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch, left, hands assumed government control closing his 10th and last games as Kim Un-yong. died before he arrived. over the Olympic flag to Dimitris L. Avramopoulous, Lord Mayor of over the games. Athens. But Samaranch said Athens head of the International Olympic Samaranch had disappointed Samaranch returned to Sydney Committee. Atlanta in 1996 when he a few days later for the remainder should go a step further and fol- described the Centennial Games low the model of Sydney, where "I wasn't sad, but I was emo- of the games, all the while keeping tional," he said. "I had 20 years only as "most exceptional." But he his emotions to himself. the head of trie organizing com- gave Sydney and Australia the /4e M,ove & mittee was also a government behind me as president of the "It's very personal for me." he IOC. I was thinking I was very ultimate accolade at Sunday said Monday. "If I have to cry, I minister. lucky I was very lucky the last night's closing ceremony. Angelopoulos-Oaskalaki has cry." SALE! SALE! SALE! complained the government has games were the best games ever "These are my last games as 30% OFF ALL CLOTHES mm rwsiur Alls injury leaves Falcons battered uc niso ennnv DRNCCUJCRR, Injuries against Kent good news Saturday when fifth- He also recovered a Sergio in sacks (4) and 10th in pass year senior offensive lineman Eric Lund blocked punt on the Kent defense. BOOTS, SHOCS, lead to retooling Curl returned to his center spot. 12-yard line and made seven "Sharpie" passes away TOVS AND According to Blackney, the tackles. Retired equipment manager return of Curl is a positive thing "The play of Janssen Patton, a Glen Sharp passed away Sunday. MUCH MORC. By Pete Stella SP0BIS fDltOR but the Falcons are running out of true freshman stepping up, was He served as the BG equipment VIDCO'S & DVD'S bodies to put in positions. outstanding," Blackney said. manager for 24 years, from 1957- TO ItHT OR SUV! "The return of Eric Curl has Defense improving Nl< IMP RCICTfllS St.00 The BG football team's first win 81. and was inducted into the BG really bolstered the offensive The Falcon defense is outdoing of the season over Kent last Athletic Hall of Fame in 1982. line," Blackney said. 'Eric is a last year's performance five Saturday came with a price In 1989, the Athletic Equipment spark plug kind,i guy, he's a cata- games into the season. 25% OFF Sophomore tailback Joe Alls left Managers Association (AEMA) HI I ■ 7 "They [the defensel are proba- the game in the first half after lyst in there. established an award in Sharp's injuring his right knee and ankle, "But we are running out of bod- bly the most consistent part of honor. He was instrumental in 133 S tmi BO TOLEDO 531 0079 USE OUI SEPUltE HTUICL ies. We are below the back- our football team." Blackney said. on the same play forming the AEMA and served as ups...and we might have to start "I believe that we had Kent'squar- According to BG coach Gary president for two terms. flUUflVS LOOKING FOR NCUI THUHTI ■■ making guys go both ways." terbacks on the ground 20 times. Blackney, Alls is out for at least Sharp earned numerous Junior receiver Kurt Gerling is Not 20 sacks, but they were two to three weeks. His loss is awards including Honorary expected to return next Saturday • knocked to the ground 20 times, ; $5.00 OFF another crippling one for the Alumnus Award, Honorary against Miami or at the latest Oct. which means your applying good Falcons Letterman Award and a Special I ADMISSION 21, against Eastern Michigan. pressure." The loss of Alls opened t he door Recognition Award and the Hollis ' WITH COUPON for junior (ailliack John Gibson, I',iIInn POW The 18 sacks credited to the A. Moore Service Award. CCf. 10/31/00 «G who gained 83 yards on 21 carries. Freshman defensive back Falcons tops the 16 sacks netted He is survived by his wife. "John Gibson played well." Janssen Patton was named Mid- in all of 1999 and lead s the MAC. * COMING IN~NOV...' Helen, and sons Jim and Joe. Blackney said "We are down to American Conference Player of Senior nose tackle Brandon Hicks one ninning back. He's going to the Week for his performance in is the conference leader in sacks "Sunday was a very, very sad RON have to carry the load for us. We the Falcons 18-11 win over Kent. (6) and tack>es for loss (8). day for Bowling Green State are down to half a fullback." Patton. who made his first Junior linebacker Khary University and the athletic Junior fullback Eric Clark career start, intercepted three Campbell is 10th in the league in department," Blackney said. "But JCRCMV remains sidelined with a broken passes and returned one 74 yards tackles with 46 and averages 9.2 also for me personally because AS GUCST MC right hand and sophomore full- for a touchdown. His two other per contest. Sharpie was a very, very close IT'S THC KINKICST back Craig Jarrett has a "stinger picks came at the BG five-yard Senior defensive end DJ. friend of mine and was a father SHOW MOUND! problem" according to Blackney. line and in endzone during the Durkin is rated second in the con- figure to me. He had tremendous MON- $10 DflHCCS The banged up Falcons had final minutes of the game. ference in forced fumbles (2). fifth loyalty to this University." TUC- t-4-1 DRNCCS UJCD-flMATCUft NIGHT E-mail your opinions HffUOUICCN to The BG News at BASH!! Americans dominate games [email protected] OCT. 31ST STEUAFR0MPAGE8 keeper just misread her defense or don't like, we all bleed red. I S. BVRNC HD. 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EDUCATION ABROAD FAIR Immigration Consulting Service, ex- INTRAMURAL ICE HOCKEY OFFI- Babysitter needed immediately, 24- EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Aerobics Instructors Thursday. October 5, 2000 perienced professional service, rea- CIALS NEEOED. MUST BE USA 30 hours a week, 352-3848 Work part-time, full-time, even put in The St. James Club and Aquarius 11:00am-3:00pm sonable rates. 354-8192 or icsOda- CERTIFIED. CONTACT IM OFFICE over-time hours, around your col- Athletic Club has openings for Saddlemire Student cor.net. AT 2-2464 Babysitter needed n BG tofM 3 lege and personal schedule Work a experienced Aerobic Instructors. Services Forum KA KA KA KA KA mornings a week. 7:30am to minimum of 15 hours per week or 40 Great benefits and pay. Call Kappa Delta open house 12:30pm Call 833-5132. hours plus over-time. Many college 1-419-841-5597 (Rick). Tues. 8-8:45pm sludents work here Starting pay is Personals Telemarketing, now hiring, full/part- Travel Any T* call 2-2871 Babysitter needed in our home lor a $5.30 per hour with an automatic KA KA KA KA KA toddler 4 days a week. Please call $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 after time, guaranteed hourly rate, aver- 419-539-7065. Southwyck area. 100 hours of service with the com- age earnings $8 an hour. 2 blocks Need CASH for the holidays? pany. These are unskilled jobs from campus, call Christie at 353- 1 month unlimited tanning, $25 HOLIDAY HIRING OPEN HOUSE! • 111 Early Specials' Spring Break 2 month unlimited tanning, $40 Behavior Specialist-provide behav- involving assembling and packaging 8705 October 23-26. 1:00-5:00pm ioral treatment to seriously emotion- small parts. Apply in person be- Bahamas Party Cruise! 5 Days 352-7889. 300 Saddlemire Building Telephone interviewing. No sales. $279! Includes Meals. Parties! Awe- ally disturbed children and adoles- tween the hours ol 9:00am and For BGSU students seeking cents in a crisis stabilization setting 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at Flexible scheduling. Relaxed atmos- some Beaches. Nightlife! Departs A0 A* A* A* A* A* off-campus employment. phere. |n Perrysburg. Up to $7.00 Knowledge of behavioral principles ADVANCED SPECIALTY PROD- Florida! Get Group - Go Free!! Congratulations to Heather Pitchford Watch for details! hour depending on skills 874-9541 and interventions preferred. Expen- UCTS. INC., 428 Clough Street. spnngbreaktravel.com on your pearling to Joe Lyons. Sponsored by Career Services ence with children/adolescents im- Bowling Green. Ohio, only 2 blocks 1-800-678-6386 Love, your littles Lisa and Kami Open Mic Nile portant. One full-time position, most- from campus near Kinko's and Dairy A* A* A* A* A* A* • 111 Spring Break Specials! Can- Wednesdays @ Brewster's ly afternoon/evening hours (saliry Queen next to the railroad tracks. cun & Jamaica $389! Air. Hotel. Sign-up start at 8:00, 353-6912 range: $18,500-24.000 plus an addi- For Sale AHA AHA AHA \ZA tional $500 for weekend work). One Free Meals. Dnnks! Award Winning Music, comedy, stupid human tricks Fraternities * Sororities 1 Chance brought us together, part-time position-mid-night to 8am Company Get Group - Go Free! Import Special- Clubs " Student Groups Hearts made us friends. shift, two days per week (salary Florida Vacations $129! Guiness. Sierra Nevada Earn $1.000-52,000 this quarter with 1993 Eagle Talon TSI. AWD, turbo. Alpha Xi Delta open recruitment range: $8.69 to 9 62 per hour) Send springbreaktravel.com Pregnant? Get Tested. the easy Campusfundraiser.com $5900 352-0962. Tues. Oct 3rd 9:00-9:45. resume to CRC. PO Box 738. Bowl- 1-800-678-6386 Confidential, professional service. three hour fundraising event. 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Florida. 308-3038. counselor who cares. 354-HOPE. IK • IK • IK * IK sentatives to input orders into our off-campus program. Duties In- Barbados, Bahamas. Now hiring seasonal processing system and re- clude: answering phones; proc- HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police im- campus reps. Earn 2 free tnps. spond to customer inquires regard- Build Self Esteem essing and formulating reports; pounds! 0 down, 24 mo. at 199%. Free meals...book by Nov. 2nd. Call ing the status of their order Posi- Become more assertive Wanted setting up record and notebooks For listings 1-800-319-3323 ex14558 for FREE info pack or visit on-line tions are also open for clericals and Reduce stress and files; and photocopying. Must HP Pavilion 15" monitor. Built in mic. sunsplashtours.com mail order processors $.50 per hour Join the Women's Wellness Group be proficient In Word and Excel. 2 yrs. old. Polk-audio spkrs $125 1-800-426-7710 increase after customer service Forming'Now! 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ENTRY DEADLINE room, 2 bedroom house, near flexible scheduling, and professional For Rent Sell trips, Earn cash, Go free! EXTENDED TO OCT. 11. Franklin Park Mall in Toledo. Call mendation required for Interview. supervision. Apply in person Mon • Call Mary Hennings, 372-8181 for Student Travel Services Kevin (419) 475-9303. Fri. 9am-7pm. & Sat., 10am-2pm, America's 11 Student Tour Operator INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: W, appointment. Application dead- C FLAG FOOTBALL-OCT. 3; M Needed: 1 lemale subleaser ASAP Hickory Farms Corporate Office. line October 6. 2000. Jamaica, Mexico, Bahamas, 1505 Holland Rd.. Maumee. OH, Europe. Florida, 1-800-648-4849 FLAG FOOTBALL-OCT. 4; ICE until May 17. Own room, spacious. 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments EOE. www.gospringbreak.com HOCKEY-OCT. 5. For information please call 353- Lawn maintenance positions avail. From Only 4179, ask tor Allison Part & Full-Time $430 CHILD CARE ADMINISTRATOR Subleaser needed tor a 2 bdrm. apt. 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