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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. ■" * he BG News Women rally to 'take back the night' sexual assault. istration vivors, they will be able to relate her family. By WENDY SUTO Celesta Haras/ti, a resident of buildings, rain to parts of her story, Kissinger "The more I tell my story, the The BG News BG and a W4W member, said the or shine. The said. less shame and guilt I feel," Kissinger said. "For my situa- Women (and some men) will rally is about issues that are con- keynote "When I decided to disclose tion, I'm glad I didn't tell my take to the streets tonight, pro- sidered taboo by society, such as speaker, my sexual abuse to my family, I parents right away because I claiming a public statement in an rape and incest. She has attended Kendel came out of the closet complete- think it would have been a worse attempt to "Take Back the Night" several TBTN marches at the Kissinger, a ly," Kissinger said. "At that case scenario." (TBTN) at their annual rally and University as well as other simi- sociology point, I wrote a letter to my fam- Kissinger said her parents march. lar events. instructor at vL_> ily and they rejected me." aren't monsters; they just Sponsored and organized "It gives people a chance to Her parents wrote her several Kendel Kissin er weren't prepared to be parents solely by Womyn 4 Womyn validate their experiences and to munity Col- 8 ' letters back, which she will read i Columnist Jud Laipply legeinFindlay keynote speaker or deal with their own issues and (W4W), the University's feminist show that such offenses do parts of during her talk. What problems at the time. laments our genera- activist organization, this event exist," Flaraszti said. and a University alumnus will followed for Kissinger was a hor- "They did the best they tion's laziness. is about reclaiming the night, a TBTN begins at 7 p.m. at the speak out about her experience rific journey of learning how to time for people to gather and Clock Tower Quad, between the as an incest survivor. Even if survive and cope on her own Education and Business Admin- some students are not incest sur- without the love and support ol speak out against all forms of • See RALLY, page seven. i Guest columnist calls for publishing teacher Horseback evaluations. Serbs claim NATO bombed refugees riding d nation 4 The Associated Press BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — proves Yugoslavia accused NATO jets Palestinian tests of blasting apart a convoy of therapeutic nuclear missiles in refugees under Serb police response to escort Wednesday. The alliance By AMY JO L. BROWN said its pilots fired on military The BG News India's tests Sunday. vehicles only, and the Pentagon suggested that Serbs may have At most stables, people take been responsible for the car- care of the horses, but at the Vail Meadows Therapeutic Riding i Chilean native wins nage. Video of the scene taken ( enter the horses are taking i are Big Game Lottery. under Serb control showed of the people. bloody bodies scattered along a Vail Meadows provides peo- roadway, damaged farm vehi- ple with disabilities the opportu- cles and bombed-out buildings nity to enjoy recreational or nearby People in rough peasant competitive horseback riding clothing loaded the dead and while also providing people wounded into cars or wheelbar- with therapeutic benefits. rows to transport them. A young This summer the University boy sobbed bitterly. will be working with Vail Mead- The civilian bloodshed came ows on a special program as NATO warplanes zeroed in designed for people who have 5 multiple sclerosis. The program on Serb targets throughout Associated Press Photo L hm Kosovo, hammering ground is being sponsored by the Part- forces in an elfort to limit troop A victim lies amid rubble at the site where a convoy of refugees were struck near the town ot nership lor Community Action movement and force Yugoslav Djakovica in southern Kosovo. grant. Football stages annual President Slobodan Milosevic to German plan, but it did not trolled attacks," and that they neth Bacon said relief organiza- "The use of horses in a thera- peutic sense is nothing new," Brown and Orange accept a peace deal for the endorse it, and there was no had been fired on from the tions in the area reported that refugees entering Albania had said Sue Gavron, project coordi- game Saturday. province. sign that Yugoslavia was inter- ground with surface-to-air mis- It also came amid diplomatic ested. siles and anti-aircraft artillery. said Yugoslav planes attacked nator. "We try to work with pos- peace efforts. The European Pressing its version of the "The pilots slate they civilian convoys. But he could- ture, balance and mobility using Union voiced support for a U.N. attack on the convoy, Yugoslavia attacked only military vehicles," n't confirm that any of these treatment with the help of a I Men's track domi- plan that calls on Milosevic to railed against NATO's "crime the allied military command refugees had spoken of an horse." attack on Wednesday. She said that a horse has an nates UT and Detroit. end his crackdown in Kosovo, against humanity." Serb officials said in Belgium several hours while Germany called for a 24- put the death loll at 64 and the after the attack. The allies said If the reported death toll is internal rhythm and when the hour halt in bombings to allow number of wounded at 20. no civilian casualties could be accurate, it would mark by far horse moves forward and side to Serb and Yugoslav forces to I lours later, NATO said its confirmed but promised a full the largest single loss of civilian side, the motion stimulates mus- withdraw from the province. pilots had fired on military vehi- investigation. cles. Warmth from the horse also NATO said it would study the cles on the same road in "con- Pentagon spokesman Ken- helps the muscles stretch more index • See KOSOVO, page seven. easily.- "It approximates the feeling Opinion 2 of walking," said Darren Love, a lbach-in to discuss U.S7NATO bombings Vail Meadows employee. "But it Page Three 3 also provides a cardiovascular may have about the United ican culture studies instructor. World and Nation 4 discussion. workout for the person." By BRANDI BARHITE States' involvement. He "I went home and decided to Sports 9 "A lot of people have no idea Psychological benefits are just believes one media-created organize it." 1 1 The BG News why we are involved in Koso- .is positive as the physical bene- NOW vo," said Jason Kucsma, an myth is that the U.S./NATO Ludlow said oftentimes peo- Instead of joining hands at a fits. Sports Agate 16 organizer of the Kosovo teach- bombing is part of a humani- ple will come up with ideas, yet sit-in, they will be joining "They might overcome a fear, in. "We are pulling together to tarian effort. no one wants to organize them. minds at a Kosovo teach-in or just enjoy learning the sport try to make sense of all this." The idea to hold such a dis- Despite her own busy sched- today. of horseback riding," Love said. Kucsma hopes that people cussion originated after two ule, she decided this was too University faculty and stu- Gavron believes the social will leave the discussion with a professors were discussing the important to throw to the way- dents have organized a teach- interaction between the volun- say what? better understanding of the sit- complicated nature of the side. in, which will aim at making teers and people with disabili- uation. He said the intention is Kosovo situation. "No one who comes to the "The more I tell my sense of the U.S./NATO ties is a great benefit. not to change people's views, "1 was talking to Phil Terrie teach-in is going to have the involvement in Kosovo. The "With every rider there are story, the less shame but to help them understand about how hard it is to get right answer," she said. "Our teach-in will take place from 4- three people working together, the context of the situation. information on Kosovo and he main objective is to try to share and guilt I feel." 6 p.m. in the BA 1007. Eight it's a team approach," she said. Kucsma also wants to said we ought to do a teach-in," professors will be leading the address misconceptions people said Jeannie Ludlow, an Amer- • See TEACH, page seven. Kendel Kissinger • See HORSES, page seven. Sociology instructor at Owens Community College Photojournalist depicts Holocaust Heroes and several soap operas, "Make sure your dream is ByJEFFARNETT and a couple that fell in love at a your dream, not your parents' electronica The BG News concentration camp and married dream, but your dream," Del A photojournalist talked after they were freed. One Calzo said. Another point Del Calzo Check out: about the stories of Holocaust woman whose picture he fea- focused on during the presenta- survivors and urged students to tured still carries a piece of bread www.bgnews. tion was the vast amount of follow their dreams at a presen- in her purse because she never knows when she'll need it again. opportunities available to peo- com tation last night in 121 West Hall. ple in the U.S. Many patriotic Nick Del Calzo, photojournal- Despite the grim stories of the symbols were used in the pho- News, web extras and a ist and author, gave a slide show Holocaust, Del Calzo said that tographs of the survivors, sever- whole lot more. presentation based on his book, his book is an inspirational book. al which have become symbols "The Triumphant Spirit." Its primary goal is to create a his- in the in America. This book coincided with torical record, but it is also Want to get in touch? "These people are fierce patri- NBC's airing of "Schindler's meant to encourage young peo- ots and I wanted to convey bgnews@listproc. List" and has won critical acco- ple to reach for their dreams. that," Del Calzo said. He lades and awards, including the "It will hopefully inspire the bgsu.edu quoted one survivor who said, American Library Association's youth of our country to (follow) "If you can't make it in America, Your direct line to your "Best Book For Young Adults" their American dream," Del you can't make it anywhere." newspaper distinction. The book consists of Calzo said. Del Calzo also noted that his photos and profiles of 92 sur- The American Dream, involvement in the project vivors of the Holocaust. though, is anything a person Or call us: refreshed his own feelings During the presentation, Del makes it he said, not just money toward America. Calzo told several Holocaust sto- or success. The important thing BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE "It renewed my sense of patri- 372-6966 ries. Included in his book were is to envision oneself accom- artists, successful business peo- plishing the goal and to be Holocaust speaker Nick Del Calzo urges students to follow ple, a former star on Hogan's focused, he said. • See HOLOCAUST, page seven. their dreams.

. .. •:.-.;• -• - page 2 The BG News Thursday, April 15, 1.99' r The BG News c B THE APOC/ILYPSEOFEAWORLD u Y R P R A E T N R T I "An independent student voice serving C Bowling Green since 1920" E K 210 West Hall Bowling Green State University V Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 E J Phone: (419) 372-2601 O E-mail: [email protected] N H Mike Wendling T Editor-in-chief N S S Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite •**r* - A . -. • Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Laziness: the plague of our generation Sports Editor Graphics Editor People are constantly talking campus to check my e-mail after many of you being lazy, it makes Tony Cavallario about how our generation is bad, being gone for a week. I parked people like myself look better. Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller how there is no hope for the in an illegal spot and while I was I'm not going to tell you that I Web Editor future and so on. I can see why only gone for 30 minutes, I got never take a lounge day or that I they believe so. Our generation towed. I got a ticket as well. Peo- have never put something off Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown has become lazy in all that we ple said that they were sorry to until the end, but you can guar- Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter do. The one quality that so many hear about it and that it was antee that none of my friends of today's college students lack is unfair. Who cares? It's like a will claim me as lazy (except the ability to work. Our lives game of chance, sometimes you when it comes to answering the letter seem to be a constant search for get caught and sometimes you phone). ways to cut corners and find don't. I just happened to be in So what can you do about it? I've often looked through my mother's BGSU Yearbook and mar- quicker and easier ways to do the wrong place at the wrong Well, for starters, try the time- veled at the fact that in the '60s they had three big concerts each year things. Don't get me wrong, time. No biggie. I paid my fees honored tradition of breaking on campus. This year we have none. I don't know why I'm surprised there is a difference between effi- "What are you really and went on my way. I spun the your day into sections and that They Might Be Giants are not going to be here Saturday. Accord- ciency and laziness. Allow me to crying about? Is it the wheel and landed on "get recording what you are doing for ing to Fact Line, the concert was cancelled because only 25 percent illuminate my opinion. towed." one day. See where you are wast- parking or is it the fact Laziness is not a trait; it is a of the tickets were sold. So what? First off, quit crying about the that you have to ing time. Next, try and get up 15 Why should any of the students care since they weren't buying parking. What are you really cry- way of life. Ask yourself this, or 30 minutes earlier than nor- what do you accomplish in a tickets anyway? Besides, it's the University's fault anyway, bringing ing about? Is it the parking or is walk?" mal. I know, sleep is the single about the parking for the bars. in a non-top-40 band and expecting students to go. Spike Lee can- it the fact that you have to walk? day? What you do that is not most prized possession in the So you say that parking fur- vital to your survival, (eat, drink, celled twice too, and that wasn't our fault. If you got paid to park farther entire college community, but I ther away will make you later for sleep, homework,) is considered Well of course the 900 purchasers of tickets have every right to be away, would you cry as much? tell you this, those extra few min- livid at the University, but they have even more reason to be pissed What is so bad about having to class, well leave early then! your free time. What you do Never in my life am I more irri- utes can mean the world to you. off at their fellow students for not buying tickets. I can't count how walk a little distance? with that is up to you, but my tated than when people are con- Use them to relax, read the many people I asked if they were going and they told me that they My personal favorites are the guess is not a whole lot. stantly late in their endeavors. paper, eat some breakfast, what- had no idea who They Might Be Giants were. I told them that that people who will sit in their cars, Start to use your days produc- There is no excuse thai has any ever. Use those moments to get didn't matter, because the University was bringing someone to cam- in a lot, in a line of cars, waiting tively. The most common excuse legitimate claim about persistent your day started. pus finally and if we wanted them to bring more concerts, we had to for someone to leave so that they that people give for late, tardy or tardiness. Leave early so if you really bad work is did not have The key to good time manage- show them that we were going to respond positively. Personally I've can get a parking spot. What in do have to park further away the time. ment and avoiding becoming only heard maybe two songs by They Might Be Giants and I still the hell is their problem? Are you won't have to be late to Hogwash. Time is the only lazy is a phrase that I once heard, waited in line for eight hours to get front row tickets. they so lazy that they can't park class. It is that simple. thing that truly binds us together "Work smarter, not work hard- Students complained two years ago that the Violent Femmes was a little further away and walk? The next best thing is to hear as a human race. We all have the er." If we all learned how to do an inappropriate band for sibs weekend; They Might Be Giants play The amount of time that they spend waiting is more than like- people complain about tickets same number of hours, days, this, perhaps then the future the accordion. I think any Hanson could beat up both They Might Be ly more than they would if they that they receive on campus. minutes and seconds. No one is really will be ours. Giants. So I know that students can't use that as an excuse this time parked and walked from a dis- What do you expect? If you park given any more time than any- around. tance. Yet half of these people in the wrong spot, or don't fill one else is. It all comes down to \ud Laipply is a columnist for And yes, the' University is to blame too. So what if only 25 percent would walk seven or eight the meter, or are in a fire lane or how productive you are. The News and the first one in his- of the tickets were sold? Hold the concert anyway! BG is never going blocks to the bars and stand out- whatever you should not be Actually, the more that I think tory to use the word "hogwash." He to get the big name bands until we can have a small concert, even if side in line waiting to get in. I upset at a ticket. about it, I should not tell any of can be reached at it isn't sold out. Another good idea may be to not keep it a secret for don't hear them complaining Earlier this year I came on you about your laziness. With so [email protected]. months ahead of time so people who want to go can re-arrange their schedules. They might sell a few more tickets that way too, because it'll give more time for the word to get out. The BG News Opinion Teacher evaluations help everyone section already went into how over-priced the tickets were, and the As a senatorial candidate on taxpayers of Ohio, as well as the to the Web would be able to gain illusion that they were trying keep students on campus for the the Gault/Chipps campaign entire United States. Millions of insight on who is receiving their weekend rather than make money off the concert has completely team, 1 spent many hours speak- dollars are given to Bowling hard-earned tax dollars. disappeared. Yeah, we'll get a full refund for our tickets, but where's ing to various organizations Green State University from The final point I would like to my compensation for waiting outside all night for them? about how our ticket would both Ohio and U.S. funds for make is how the faculty and staff Sibs weekend has always been focused on the 10 and under age attempt to make the changes that operation costs, including the are affected by collecting and sibling, showing "Mulan" or doing arts and crafts or other nonsense. Bowling Green State University wages of BGSU faculty and staff. publishing their evaluation For the late teen siblings there's the age-old tradition of getting students want. Many people Many people in this country forms. drunk. But what can you do with siblings in between the ages of 10 could have simply excused our work hard for the wages they Those faculty and staff mem- and 16? I have no clue what to do with my sister now. So next year, ideas as merely political promis- receive, only to see portions bers employed by BGSU who why not just go all out and totally focus on the 10 and under age es, promises that never quite pan taken away in forms of taxes — constantly receive poor evalua- group and have Hanson as the spring concert? If Hanson is next out for the BGSU student body. learning before they make that taxes used to fund our educa- tions would be forced ty year's spring concert, I'll still wait up all night to get tickets, just to The first issue I, along with ever-so-important investment. tions. improve their classroom perfor- show the University that it is worth having a concert here. I'm sure many other quality individuals The next group that would One question that will be mance or face consequences'. I can MMMbop with the best of them. In the meantime though, I'd working with USG, would like benefit from the collection of asked is, "How will the afore- This would keep those tenured;, like to MMMbop whoever decided to cancel TMBG upside the head. to tackle is the publishing of published teacher evaluations mentioned parties benefit from rather comfortable professors teacher evaluations. would be the administration. If the publishing of teacher evalua- from falling into an educational Curr/s Harris is a guest columnist. He can be reached at As the title expresses, pub- the administrators of this "living tions?" The answer is quite sim- trap, the trap of apathy toward [email protected]. lished teacher evaluations serve learning community" abide by ple. Present students here at their subject and teaching in gen- Letters to the Editor policy the interests of many people. the "WE CARE" neon sign in the BGSU would have access to hard eral. First and foremost, the present Saddlemire Student Services copies, as placed in three-ring To get the results we all want, Do you agree with all of this? We doubt It. Let us bear what you think via: students will benefit from the Building, then they would use binders and given to their acade- a circle of execution needs tp ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, double-spaced paxes). These are usually in response to a current issue on publishing of teacher evalua- the collection of students' mic advisors. These same stu- occur by students supporting the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. tions. If these forms that express teacher evaluations to maintain dents could access the opinions USG. Campus higher-ups canncjt ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as individual students' praise and the best possible, hardest work- of fellow students via the Web. If deny the wishes of a fully united Guest Columns. Guest column* will be subject to space limitations and consid- ing faculty and staff. Collected, student body, so I extend my ered based on topic relevance and quality. grievances are published, future teacher evaluation forms are published teacher evaluation invitation to all BGSU students To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and students of those staff and facul- published in hard copy, as well leave It In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send It on e-mail to bgnews*Ust- ty members would have valu- forms would help the adminis- as on the Web, both present and to help complete the Circle of proc.bgsu.edu and give it the subject, "Letter to the Editor". able insight to the quality of all tration to gauge the performance potential students of BGSU Results, as I strive to achieve the The News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board potential teachers. Therefore, of the faculty and staff, and would have access to informa- results that the student body acknowledges all entries submitted for publication. students could get the best qual- reward or punish them based on tion that could seriously influ- desires. We all need to unite, their performance inside and out Copyright © 1999. The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any ity teacher for their money. ence their decision as far as the standing strong together in order of the classroom. to see that the publishing of matenal from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is The next group that would destination of their future in prohibited. teacher evaluation forms js benefit from published collective If a teacher constantly higher education. The double- The BG News Is an independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- receives poor evaluations from access of Web and hard copies implemented. lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- teacher evaluations would be potential Bowling Green State students, is that not a sign indi- would benefit the administration The preceding comments were ifl ter. cating' that particular teacher University students, as well as and department heads, as those no way tlie official opinion of USG Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily needs to be reviewed as to their or any of its members. those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG their parents. I believe all poten- decision makers would be able News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff tial students, along with their quality? to access the opinions of BGSU The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors ursto parents, should have a first-hand The final group that would students in regards to the educa- Ashley D. Elder, USG District! nes or photograph descriptions. look at the quality of faculty and benefit from the published tors employed by BGSU. Senator, can be reached at Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. staff at an institution of higher teacher evaluations would be the Finally, taxpayers with access aelde®bgnet.bgsu.edu. website of the day PEOPLE www.studvabroad.com on the street suggestion of my running partner that to produce witnesses. she'd throw me over the railing if I didn't shape up. A woman I tutor paid me in kind this week, passing on some interesting infor- What is your favorite So I'm imagining the sight of someone mation: she explained the concept of local band and why? spread-eagled in the nets over the bas- "lucky" objects, saying that she can only ketball courts, and it's unbelievably do chemistry with her lucky pencil funny to my oxygen-deprived brain. I because it takes too long to train a new can't imagine what the other runners Bradley Chambers Carrie Brewer It's been a week of minor epiphanies. one. I wonder if that's related to the were thinking as I staggered around in Sophomore Sophomore You'd think I would have learned some problems I have in writing when I can't the outside lane, doubled up helplessly. Athletic Training Biology of these principles long ago, but no, "I don't have one." "The Kind. I saw them (Luckily we work out at strange times find my normal disk? sometimes I seem to have difficulties play at Easy Street. and there were few other people there.) making the leap from remembering past Finally, there's the problem of three- Amazing.." Each time I regained my composure experiences to extrapolating to new situ- dimensional conceptualization, and enough to try running again, we'd look at ations. proof that we humans in general are a each other and resume cracking up. We little too hung up on the notion of our didn't get much in the way of mileage For one thing, I discovered that it's not ability to solve problems, regardless of a good idea to bike straight into the that day, but it was one of my more Jessica Yannayon enjoyable workouts. the visual proof of impossibility. One of Senior wind. I've known for a long time that the women with whom I was dining the Sociology canoeing into the wind is essentially Fortunately for my own peace of mind, other day was wearing something that "The Big Creak neffective, (but not as frightening as I made some discoveries completely depicted two hands clasped or shaking. because they're paddling at right angles to wind direc- unrelated to my own idiocy. For exam- In trying to explain what that looked like sweet at that s***l" tion). Still, I tried heading directly into a o ple, electronic devices hate me. My to someone else at the table, she tried lo steady Bowling Green gale, and was answering machine apparently has a demonstrate with her own hands surprised at how difficult it was to ..lake level of reliability only slightly exceeding Although she quickly realized the impos- Brian Cavanaugh Christine Burton progress. that of the new mail server. (Either that sibility of shaking her own hand with the Freshman Freshman or my brain is always non-functional, Business Education Another lesson, one that definitely standard grip, almost everyone at the S2 and I refuse to consider the ramifications "IBC because my "I don't know any.' should have hit a long time ago: of that possibility.) A friend berated me table had to try it for herself, convinced roommate plays although laughter is a wonderful thing, it for not returning a call, to which my that someone just wasn't getting the drums for them." s a serious impediment to a good aero- response was something along the lines angles right But no, the fact is that bic workout I was jogging on the track at of "Huh?" No, I had no messages (and I those pesky opposable thumbs and the the rec when I was struck by an uncon- don't have a roommate to erase them), general asymmetry of our hands prevent • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample of the student population Anyone trollable fit of giggling, which soon pro- even though he swore upside-down and it. Still, you probably won't believe me desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable lo hang around the student union around, say, seven-ish. But you didn't hear it here ceeded to outright laughter, due to the backwards that he left one, and offered unless you see it yourself. ~~ UPCOMI II these campus events and more can be found on the University website: http://events.bgsu.edu/ Thursday 4/15/99 Camp-a-Thon Zeta Phi Beta 25th 7 p.m. al assault and assault victims Creative Writing Program and This 25 hour camp out, ending Sponsored by Womyn 4 Anniversary ticket sales Presidential Lecture Series the MFA Reading Series. Prout at noon on Friday, the 16th, is Union Foyer Dr. Will Keim will speak on The Womyn. Clock Tower Quad. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. sponsored by the Recreation Education of Character: The Chapel. Total Quality Management Majors Association. Area 6 - 8 p.m. Truth About College. Free and 7:30 p.m. Put the philosophy of TQM to between Education building open to the public. Lenhart Poetry and Fiction and Moseley Hall. Real World Negotiating for use at your business or work- Grand Ballroom, Student Union. Reading by Samantha 8 p.m. place with help from this work- the Entrepreneur Learn techniques to negotiate Wheeler and Donna shop. Fee S249. Call 419/372- Jazz Week '99: Jazz Lab / / a.m. - 3 p.m. your way to the top. Fee $40. 7 p.m. Sparkman 8181 for more information. 2 NAACP ticket sales College Park, BGSU. Call 419/372-8181 for more Take Back the Night Poet Samantha Wheeler and Band I Union Foyer. information. 2 College Park, March fiction writer Donna Sparkman Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical BGSU. Take Back the Night March is will read from their work. This 10 a.m. 11:30 a.m. -4:15 p.m. the annual march against sexu- event is sponsored by BGSU's Arts Center.

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The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Gennany unveils Kosovo peace plan Eye on The Associated Press and deportations in Kosovo and believe that the use of the sever- BRUSSELS, Belgium — In a est measures, including military news drive to bring peace to Kosovo, action, has been both necessary omplled from staff and wire report* Germany unveiled a plan yester- and warranted," Schroeder said. day calling for a one-day sus- Eleven of the EU's 15 mem- pension of airstrikes if Yugoslav bers are also members of NATO, President Slobodan Milosevic ■PHONE BILLS begins withdrawing troops from which has been bombing Ameritech increases size of bills the province. European Union Yugoslavia to cripple Serbia's COLUMBUS (AP) — Ameritech says bigger is better when it leaders, however, set the idea ability to crack down on ethnic comes to the size — not the rates — of its new telephone bills. aside in favor of a similar initia- Albanians who have been fight- The company is increasing the size o( its bills in an effort to make tive by UN. Secretary-General ing for independence. them less complicated and easier to read. Rates are staying the same. Kofi Annan. The EU leaders said Annan's "As much as you can say you like getting a bill, we hope cus- There was no indication that five points summed up the Milosevic would agree to any of tomers will like it," Ameritech Ohio President Jacqueline F. Woods demands of the international the proposals. said. "Customers told us our old bill wasn't meeting their needs." community. German Chancellor Gerhard The leaders stressed "it is now Associated Press Photo About 2.5 million Ohio customers will be seeing the bigger bills Schroeder, current president of up to the Yugoslav authorities to beginning Monday. the 15-nation European Union, fully accept the international German chancellor Gehard Shroeder reads his statement at Ameritech is adding color and changing the design of the bills. convened a special EU summit demands and begin immediately the European Parliament in Strasbourg in order to protest Wednesday to discuss Kosovo, The new bills come on standard 8 1/2-by-ll-inch paper, include a with their implementation," against NATO bombing over Yugoslavia. but said the German plan was "bill-at-a-glance" section and most will be two pages long. Bills Schroeder said. vo Albanians and rejected by the Brussels "to listen and lo explore could be five or more pages under the old format. not directly addressed. Instead, the EU leaders united behind a The EU, he said, reaffirmed its Serbs. He said the EU was pre- with the leaders ways to intensi- Long-distance charges will still be listed separately, but in a more five-point UN. initiative pared to run the interim admin- fy diplomatic efforts," said he simplified way, Ameritech said. support for a political settlement announced Friday. based on the agreement negotiat- istration of Kosovo under such a had no plans to go lo Belgrade to "It's easy to read, easy to understand and a huge help to cus- "The heads of state and gov- plan. discuss either initiative with tomers," said Susan Grant, vice president of public policy for the ernment reiterate their determi- ed at Rambouillet, France, in National Consumers League. nation not to tolerate the killings February — signed by the Koso- Annan, who said he came lo Milosevic.

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r ) page 5 .1 Thursday, April 15, 1999 The BG News Pakistan tests nuclear warhead missile The Associated Press version of a previously tested The Ghauri 11 is an advanced ballistic missile, has a range of version of a previously tested ISLAMABAD, Pakistan 1,240 miles, making it the ballistic missile, Sharif said. Pakistan test fired its newest bal- longest-range missile in Pak- Residents of the Pakistani cap- listic missile Wednesday, a istan's arsenal, they said. ital handed out sweets, a tradi- weapon capable of carrying a It can carry a payload of 2,200 tional means of celebrating, and nuclear warhead and hitting pounds of either conventional or offered each other congratula- deep inside its neighbor and nuclear explosives. tions as news spread of the mis- rival India. The governments of both Pak- sile test. The eight-minute test flight of istan and India tried to ease con- "We have a better missile than the Ghauri II was launched from cerns of an escalating arms race India, and we can fire it whenev- Dina, about 35 miles east of the in South Asia. er we want," said Ghulam Pakistani capital of Islamabad, "Pakistan does not want a Chaudhry, head of a local busi- government officials said, speak- nuclear and missile race in South nessman's association in the cap- ing on condition of anonymity. Asia," said a statement issued by ital. The test was not a surprise, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry after In other countries, however, with analysts anticipating Pak- the test. the test was greeted with con- istan would respond to the test of Indian Foreign Minister cern. the Agni II missile conducted Jaswant Singh, reacting to the White House press secretary Sunday by India. The Agni II has Pakistani test, said, "There is no Joe Lockhart said: "We have about the same range and pay- arms race in South Asia." expressed to both sides that the load capacity as Pakistan's Sharif congratulated the coun- dueling tests do not promote a Ghauri II. try's scientists on the "success- spirit of greater cooperation and Associated Press Photo Pakistani Prime Minister ful" test. understanding in the region. We Nawaz Sharif's government had "The whole nation has reason are disappointed that they both been under considerable pres- Pakistanis distribute sweets, a traditional treat, to celebrate a testing of the country's newest bal- to be proud," said Sharif, who moved forward on this and have listic missile. sure, including from his own spoke to reporters at a Pakistani expressed that concern directly." army chief, to answer India's "the missile testing could be Moscow also expressed con- race of nuclear missile arma- naval base in southwestern A statement issued by the missile test with a test of its own. detrimental to peace and stabili- cern about Pakistan's missile ments in Asia." Baluchistan Province on the Ara- Japanese Foreign Ministry said The Ghauri II, an advanced bian Sea Coast. ty in the region." test, saying it could "trigger a Bad news for procrastinators: taxes are due The Associated Press possible to avoid interest and taxes in 1995 — an amount esti- hearings last year helped spark real change is occurring," said installment plan — attach Form penalties. You can also pay by mated at $35 billion a year. the reforms, said he believes only Rossotti, who has been in office 9465 to your return to request WASHINGTON — For mil- MasterCard, American Express "It's part of citizenship here, about 20 percent of all IRS 17 months. "We have only just one — as long as the amount lions of procrastinating Ameri- or Discover card by calling 1-888- but these corporations are get- employees support the changes. begun." owed is $25,000 or less and they cans, it's time to face the music: 2PAYTAX — for a 2.5 percent fee. ling by in many cases with a free "Typically, a bureaucracy will Most individual taxpayers agree to pay within five years. Income tax returns must be post- The IRS expects to receive 126 ride," said Sen. Byron Dorgan, say, 'We'll just wait it out,"' said probably won't have any contact More and more people are marked or filed electronically by million individual income tax D-N.D., who released the study. Roth, R-Del. "We're talking with the IRS after they've sent in depending on a professional tax midnight tonight, and that's returns this year, with total about changing attitudes." their forms. But for those who preparer to do their taxes — an expected to mean 40 million last- Still, mainly because of new income taxes projected at $828.6 IRS Commissioner Charles can't pay, these changes in atti- estimated 61 million returns this minute state and federal returns. child and education credits, billion. That's just under half the Americans are enjoying much Rossotti, however, told the tude will be put to the test. year. One big reason is the tax Hundreds of larger post $1.7 trillion in overall federal tax larger refunds at $1,563 on aver- Finance Committee on Wednes- The IRS has relaxed its "offer- code's complexity, which Con- offices around the country will collections used to pay for every- age, or 15 percent above last year. day about key changes. They in-compromise" program to let gress increased the past two be open late to accommodate the thing from cruise missiles to And they've used computers to include a new service-oriented more taxpayers negotiate a lower years with more than 1,200 tax crush, many of the biggest until highway bridges to food stamps. electronically file 21.1 million mission statement, ways to rate settlement of their tax bill. law changes. midnight local time. And taxpay- Working people pay more in returns, almost 24 percent more employees that don't include Rossotti promised the new rules It is unclear if taxpayers will ers who file electronically have U.S. taxes than over 40,000 for- than last year. enforcement quotas and a reor- would prevent a duplication of have to deal with more changes until the last minute to zap their eign-controlled corporations ganization to create four separate last year's 80,000 rejections out of next year. Congressional Repub- returns to the Internal Revenue But the jury is still out on operating in this country. The whether the much-publicized operations aimed at individual 105,000 offers. licans are pushing through bud- Service. General Accounting Office, the IRS reform law is making the taxpayers, small businesses, Installment agreements are get blueprints that call for some A reminder: If you can't finish investigative arm of Congress, agency treat taxpayers better. large corporations and tax- also easier to get. 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"I was the navy blue suit she wore Grasso said she does not play the The 54-year-old Chilean think this will be a chance for me to the news conference at state lottery regularly but did this immigrant came forward to keep helping." lottery headquarters. "I'm a very time because the jackpot was so Wednesday to claim the $197 She also will be able to help down-to-earth person," she said. big- her family — both her two v million Big Game jackpot, the Until she quit last week, Gras- She said she chose the win- grown children and her relatives world's biggest lottery prize ever so worked for the family of Chris ning numbers at random. With won by one person. She beat Gabrieli, a Boston venture capi- the winning ticket beside her in Chile. odds of 76 million-to-1. talist who ran for Congress last bed, she had difficulty sleeping "She fully deserves what has "1 couldn't believe it," she year. Since 1996, she has lived in the night she won. happened to her," a woman said. "I haven't had time to think "At first I couldn't believe that the family's Beacon Hill town- named Ana, who said she is clearly." house and looked after Gabrieli's it could be," Grasso said. "There ' She decided to take the money children. There are now four are so many million chances." s Grasso's sister, told National in a lump sum of $104 million — children, ages one to five. Grasso, one of six children, Television in Chile. "She has Associated Press Photo $70.2 million after taxes — "She's the kind of person who came to the United States in worked hard all her life to help instead of in 26 annual install- deserves a good turn in life," 1971, earned her high school Big Game lottery winner Maria J. Grasso, a native of Chile, at the ments. said Gabrieli, who is worth equivalency diploma in 1976 and her family, especially our moth- Massachusetts Lottery Office after claiming her $197 million Bic The divorced mother of two somewhere between $25 million became a U.S. citizen in 1984. She er." Game jackpot. Breast cancer patients, researchers await results for radical cancer treatment The Associated Press insurance companies continue to lowed by a bone marrow trans- chemotherapy and radiation. vive five years. Some 43,000 the research is not complete yet. women will die of breast cancer pay for the treatment. plant to repair the immune sys- Still, an estimated 6,000 Amer- "It's too early to draw this year. WASHINGTON — Cancer "The real dilemma we're in is, tem destruction caused by such icans had the experimental treat- conclusions," stressed Dr. I high-dose therapy. researchers and patients are what happens now," said Dr. ment last year, less than 10 per- Today the American Society William Peters of the Barbara! expecting long-awaited studies Harmon Eyre of the American The therapy can cost $50,000 cent of whom entered clinical tri- for Clinical Oncology will Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute! on bone marrow transplants in als designed to determine if it's release preliminary results from Cancer Society. "We think it's to $150,000, and dying patients in Detroit, saying at least three! treating advanced breast cancer important that women still have have sued insurance companies effective. the first four major studies of bone marrow transplant therapy. more years of study is required. to have inconclusive results, and the procedure covered until we to force coverage. Nine states Why do women flock to an People familiar with the research thus are bracing for new contro- have absolutely definitive stud- have mandated payments. unproven treatment? Because Peters said today's data will I versy over whether women say that overall, the results are ies." But there is no scientific proof the prognosis for advanced include "some very encouraging should undergo the costly and equivocal. 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Joe Calizo, one of the year and thought it was very | elling my family." before," Kissinger said. "I got The format of the national English education major and a facilitators of the Men Against empowering. Kissinger said she remembers angry later and told my family march is similar, yet each city can W4W member, attended the Rape program, will lead the dis- "It made me feel like I could I ;very sexual assault that what happened in letters I sent to do their own thing. march last year, but this is the cussion. They will then join the really make a difference," she women at the last part of the occurred between her and her them." 'Taking to the streets is a pub- first year she has been directly said. "I hope the marchers realize [ father over a period of 10 years. lic statement," Haraszti said. "It involved with putting it togeth- march, and walk together to Julie During the rally the Gospel they don't need to be afraid "Unlike other incest sur- Choir will perform and the is an opportunity for women to er. She hopes the survivors Lynn Kane's memorial, a Univer- because there are other people vivors, I remember all of it," she march will follow at 8:30 p.m. A reclaim their rights and their attending the event will remem- sity student who died in 1996 said. "There are pieces of it that post-march celebration will then bodies." ber the solidarity from the night. from violence. who understand, who have creep up on me sometimes. I take place at the Student Services Michelle Mezaris, a sopho- "1 hope they will remember "As long as these programs experienced the same thing." could never say it didn't happen building. During this time stu- more business administration what it was like to have the other are a part of TBTN, we will reach Today, Kissinger believes her because I have always remem- dents can use various artistic major and a W4W member, gave women there supporting them," our goal of men and women life has gotten increasingly better bered it." mediums to express their reac- the importance of raising aware- Castello said. marching together," Haraszti since 1990. She said she changed Following her story, survivors tions and feelings of the night on ness of sexual assault issues on At some point, TBTN may not said. the way she looked at herself and will have an opportunity to a graffiti wall. campus. only be a women's march, Haraszti said the efforts of other people. speak out for themselves against Mary Ellen Facemire, a senior "1 hope people will realize it according to Haraszti. W4W has been a "grassroots" sexual assault, including one "I stopped being so co-depen- sociology major, will be partici- can happen to anybody, even "When we include men, we effort. University student who publicly dent and decided that I had the pating in the march this year as a themselves," she said. are celebrating the fact that sexu- "They have worked so hard announced her story as a rape power to choose what I wanted march leader because she has In one word, Kissinger hopes al assaults will be addressed," the past few months," she said. survivor earlier this semester. to do," she said. "I have a sense that what students will get out of she said. "As a culture, men and "We walk the walk and talk the What changed things for known many people who have the march and her talk is healing. women together will no longer talk, and TBTN represents imple- of self that I didn't have before. Kissinger was when there was a gone through sexual assaults. tolerate losing their right to be menting the activism of Womyn While the struggles are still there time in her life when she felt sta- "Since they can't be there, I "There is a lot that goes with feel I am representing them," that," she said. "My story, for free for themselves." For Womyn." each year, they get easier." KOSOVO HOLOCAUST Continued from page one. voys were bombed, most of them in the convoy, killing many peo- Continued from page one. Josson said she was moved by said he was pleased with the out- made up of women, children and ple, said World Food Program the presentation, as she was by come and the program. Hale otism," Del Calzo said. "It life during the military action elderly ethnic Albanians. West- aid worker Jeff Rowand. Schindler's List and similar por- noted that the journalism depart- renewed my value of freedom trayals of the Holocaust. between NATO and Yugoslav ern officials say Serb police have The strike was audible from ment's original intentions were that we take for granted today." "It's remarkable, the amount forces. enforced the expulsion of thou- across the Albanian frontier at to give Del Calzo an award in The Serbs have so far reported sands of ethnic Albanians from The students who attended of courage these people went Denver for his induction into the Tropoja, 12 miles away. several hundred civilian casual- Kosovo. seemed impressed by the presen- through," Josson said. University's Journalism Hall of The videotape showed trac- ties due to airstrikes over the The Serb Media Center said tation. "It was well-informed and Fame, but when he learned Del tors that had been hauling "I think it's a great thing ... well-documented," said unde- past three weeks, but those fig- the first refugee column hit was Calzo would be coming to the ures could not be independently made up of more than 1,000 peo- flatbed trailers. Most of the bod- combining journalism and the cided freshman Matt Fleming. area, he tried to get him to slop at confirmed. On Monday, a NATO ple on tractors, trailers, in private Holocaust," said sophomore "The images had an impact, the ies shown were near a single the University. jet bombed a passenger train cars or on foot near the south- smashed trailer. Farm animals broadcast journalism major images ot the real survivors." Dennis Hale, acting chairman "I had no way of knowing while targeting the bridge it was west Kosovo town of Djakovica. brayed in the background. Kristy Josson. "I don't think the journalism department has of the journalism department what we'd get," Hale said. "1 crossing, and last week a resi- The second convoy was hit on Yugoslav Foreign Ministry dential neighborhood of a the road between Prizren and many things like this, so this is and an influential force in bring- was really gratified by the spokesman Nebojsa Vujovic Yugoslav mining town was hit. Djakovica, it said. ing Del Calzo to the University, turnout." The Serb-run Media Center in Refugees crossing into Alba- denounced the strike. the Kosovo capital of Pristina nia said they saw three aircraft "The bodies are literally lit- TEACH said two separate refugee con- drop bombs that hit two tractors tered on the highway," he said. Continued from page one. stand what the U.S. has done in ground troops." the past," he said. "With this dis- Kucsma also said people need HORSES as much as we know about Koso- cussion we will be able to share to be concerned about the Koso- Continued from page one. with them and watching them The program will run May 19 vo with each other to help people our collected confusion." vo situation because the United enjoy themselves is worth the - July 23 Wednesdays from 5:30- be more informed." Dickinson also believes that States could be on the verge of Tara Patterson, a graduate effort. 6:30 p.m. and 6:45-7:45 p.m. An Phil Dickinson, a history students have an obligation to World War III. assistant on the project, has vol- The MS therapeutic riding additional program will run instructor, shared similar educate themselves about Koso- In the end though, Dickinson unteered at Vail Meadows program is looking for volun- May 22 through Aug. 7 on Satur- thoughts. Dickinson teaches a vo. said people need to care out of before. teers for the summer. If students days from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Vietnam history class and found "At the moment it doesn't duty. "Being a volunteer is difficult, are interested, the activity might Volunteers must be at least 14 that his students were confused directly affect students, but the "Just because it doesn't affect but it is very rewarding," she also count as a credit toward a years of age and must attend about the Kosovo situation. scary thing is it could affect them you shouldn't be a reason not to said. major. each of the eight sessions. Volun- "The main goal is to contextu- at any moment," he said. "They care," he said. "We might be able Love also said working with ' lowever, students don't have teers will be needed to lead hors- alize it and to help people under- could call in the reserves and to do something or even stop it." people with disabilities is a chal- to receive a University credit for es and to walk alongside the lenge, but sharing the learning their work. Patterson said any- horse. 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The BG News guys competed, especially coming off of a BG also had a number of sec- Coming off a strong showing short week." onds Tuesday including: Alex al the Sea Ray Relays in Moser in the shot put (48-4), the Knoxville, Term., the BG men's 400 meter relay team (43.80), Dave Anderson in the 1500 track team continued its success Sterling Martin with a victory over Toledo and Men's track coach (4:03:05), Pat Miller in the 400 (48.79), Trent Edmunds in the Detroit Tuesday. (9:37:09) and Eric Holes domi- Teammate Eric Browning tied for discus (163-10), Tom Campedel The Falcons scored 158.5 nated the 400 and 200 r-.eter second with a jump of 6-4. in the 400 hurdles (56:55) and points compared to Toledo's Alex Sprague in the pole vault dashes with winning times of Other top placers for the Fal- 135.5 and Detroit's 88. (13-0). 48.75 and 22.15. cons were the 1,600 meter relay "I thought we did really well "I thought Steve Chap did a team (3:19:19), Pete Lisi in the "Tom Campedel ran a great Tuesday," coach Sterling Martin race and did a great job to get said. "I was really pleased with great job in the 3,000 steeple- 800 (1:56:73), Brian Smith in the chase being that it was his first pole vault (13-6), Dan Corleto in second in the 400 hurdles," Mar- the way the guys competed, tin said. especially coming off of a short steeple race of the year," Martin the discus (164-0) and John Hus- said. "Eric Holes did really well, tler in the javelin (193-9). Saturday BG will head to week. Tennessee was a big meet, Kalamazoo, Mich, for a Tri-Meet really competitive and a long trip got us some big points and pret- "Dan Corleto threw another against Western Michigan, Ball and the guys really stepped up ty much dominated his two personal best in the discuss," events." State and Central Michigan. and competed well." Martin said. "We had a lot of Despite the fact that the Tri-Meet BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE BG had many athletes win Doug Heitkamp continued his firsts and seconds in this meet will be a scoring meet, Martin events Tuesday. Steve Chap took success at the high jump by tak- which got us the points we need- BG high jumper Doug Heitkamp attempts to clear the bar. first in the 3,000 steeplechase ing first with a jump of 6-8. ed to win this meet. Toledo had a • See TRACK, page ten. Cubs squeak by Reds 5-4 The Associated Press Grace's RBI single that made it 3- 0. CHICAGO — He's a muscu- "My stuff wasn't as good as lar outfielder with the Chicago last time," Hamisch said after Cubs and is one of baseball's giving up five runs and six hits leading home run hitters. in 5 1-3 innings. Sammy Sosa, of course. "I might have been rushing. Nope. It's Glenallen Hill — Last time was pretty much per- and he's not even an everyday fect and this time I didn't get in a player. groove. I struggled with the "Sammy is not the Chicago breaking ball and Hill is a fast- Cubs. We've got 25 guys capable ball hitter. I tried to get him with of doing a job and it's our a fastball and he's been hot. He responsibility to lake some of the had a nice, short swing on it." pressure off of Sammy," Hill said The Reds got two runs back in Wednesday after hitting his third the fourth as Barry Larkin sin- and fourth homers to pace a 5-4 gled and reached third when victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Sean Casey's hard grounder Sosa appeared to snap out of a through the box hit Lieber in the season-long hitting slump with foot and ricocheted into right for two doubles and a walk, but Hill a double. Greg Vaughn and supplied the power as the Cubs Dmitri Young then hit back-to- ended a four-game losing streak back sacrifice flies. behind quick-working Jon But Sosa lined his second dou- Lieber. ble in the sixth and, one out later, Hill would normally have Hill cleared the back fence in left been on the bench against right- with a long drive that made it 5- hander Pete Hamisch but started 2. Cincinnati got a run in the because Henry Rodriguez was eighth on a double by Mark out for a third straight game Sweeney, single by Mike with a strained side. Cameron and Barry Larkin's BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE "It's no secret, I'm a role play- double play grounder. er. I play a couple of times a Sosa, who entered the game 3- Receiver Aaron Alexander celebrates a Kurt Gerling touchdown last year. Both are returning to the football team this season week and give the manager for-25, went 2-for-3 with his and will play in the football game Saturday. some flexibility," Hill said, walk and a strikeout. He has one shrugging off questions about homer this season in eight whether he would like to be in games. Last year when he hit 66, the lineup every day. he managed only one homer "I'm a player and I do what through the first 10. Spring showcase the manager asks. I'll leave it at "The home runs are going to that." come. I've got to relax and not Lieber (2-0), using a rapid try to carry the team by myself BG football team hosts annual Orange and Brown game Saturday delivery, allowed three runs and and not try to get two hits in one The only graduation casual- sive line with no losses from last was to move Sullivan to comer- By PETE STELLA and eight hits over eight innings in at-bat," Sosa said. ties the offense will see is the year, when they were recog- back," Blackney said. "He has the 2-hour, 6-minute game. He On Wednesday, he didn't DAN NIED loss of quarterback Bob Niemet, nized as one of the best lines in brought confidence, exuberance struck out nine and walked one. have to. The BG News fullback Adam Lige and tight the confer- and competitiveness to our Rod Beck pitched the ninth for "Lieber pitched quickly and end Tony Holcomb. Filling in ence. Senior defense. 1 think that will really So far Gary Blackney likes his second save, surrendering beautifully, and Glenallen is car- for Niemet will be junior Ricky captain lift us." what he sees. Aaron Boone's first homer of the rying the team right now," Sosa Schneider, who split time at the Brent Mar- The rest of the secondary "We have a veteran unit with season with two outs. said. position last year. tin will rotation will be made up of nine starters coming back on "I love to work fast, I don't INotes: It was Hill's 10th "The thing I like about Ricky replace Lige sophomores Chad Long and offense and seven on defense," mess around," said Lieber, who career two-homer game. His pre- Schneider is he didn't assume while senior Karl Rose and junior Kenny said the Bowling Green head threw 98 pitches, 71 for strikes. vious one came last May against he had the starting role," Black- Kevin Dobbs, all of whom saw action coach. "We have had a really "The quicker you get the other Toronto when he was with the ney said. "He has come to prac- Sleinke will last year. Junior college transfer good spring practice so far, and team off the field, the quicker the Mariners ... The Reds have now tice every day with the attitude take over Willy Washington should also I want to come out of this guys can get in and swing the homered in all eight games this that he has to play hard to live the tight add some depth to the squad. healthy." Gary Blackney bats." season. ... The Reds (3-5) haven't up to his and the coaches' end posi- Senior Joe O'Neill returns to With spring practice winding Hill homered leading off the had a winning April in five expectations." tion. his middle linebacker spot with down, the annual Brown and second against Hamisch (1-1). years.... The Cubs play just 36 of The receivers will feature the "I think everything is going junior Chris Delia Vella expect- Orange game takes place Satur- The Cubs tacked on a second run their 87 games before the All-Star MAC freshman of the year Kurt really well and we are really ed to flank O'Neill as an outside day in Doyt Perry Stadium at 1 as Jose Hernandez singled, raced break at home and then play 45 Gerling and sophomore Robert coming together as a team," backer. Junior captain D.J. p.m. and will give the public its to third when Boone missed Ben- of their final 75 at Wrigley Field. Redd. Martin said. "The offense and Durkin will reclaim his defen- first glimpse of the 1999 Fal- ito Santiago's grounder to third ... Seventy-four years ago, a Cubs "Both Kurt Gerling and the defense have both improved sive end position. for an error and scored on Gary regular-season game was broad- cons. Robert Redd have had excellent a lot during spring ball." "We are young on defense Without many changes in, Gaetti's sacrifice fly. cast on radio for the first time. spring practices," Blackney The secondary was the and everyone is out there play- their personnel, the team that "It was a double play ball and Announcer Quin Ryan sat on a said. "Both have gotten better biggest concern on the defen- ing with a lot of enthusiasm," BG fields Saturdav will look it changed the complexion of the grandstand roof to make the call and both have gotten stronger sive side of the ball last season. Durkin said. "We already have a much like the team that tied for game," Boone said of his error. "I from Weegham Park, which was in the weight room. They Blackney hopes that moving lot of spots filled, but there are third in the Mid-American Con- just didn't get down. It sours the renamed Wrigley Field in 1926. understand the offense better Will Sullivan from wide receiver guys out' there every day fight- ference east division and hand- ... During batting practice, Sosa and are reading the defense bet- to a projected starter at comer- ing for positions." day." ed Motor City Bowl champion and other Cubs met with 11- ter." back will solidify the unit. Saturday's Brown and Hamisch, who pitched a six- year-old Ely Martinez as part of Marshall its only loss of the sea- Sophomore tailback Godfrey "I think one of the better hit shutout in his first start son. the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Lewis will rush behind an offen- moves we made in spring ball • See SPRING, page ten. against St. Louis, gave up a dou- ble to Sosa in the third and Mark Martinez has a brain tumor.) Page 10 The BG News Thursday, April 15, 1999 Gretzky ponders retirement The Associated Press it's done, 100 percent, whether I team will be a better team next 7s come back or I don't." year than it is this year,' and he • A • RYE, NY. - His coach, his r i. Gretzky, who smiled and said that it would be a better teammates, his fans and even his seemed relaxed on the ice but team next year if I'm back." \ wife have urged him to extend i seemed somewhat emotional Gretzky seemed to vacillate his glorious hockey career one afterward, said he spoke with r- more year. even during the news conference /' v > coach John Muckler and planned about whether,he wanted to But Wayne Gretzky alone to meet with general manager come back, but he said he was understands what must be done, Neil Smith after the team got to "leaning somewhat more one and his decision on retirement Ottawa for Thursday night's way than the other." He did not will come by the time the New game with the Senators. elaborate. York Rangers end their season Sunday. It could be Gretzky's last Gretzky said his wife Janet — game in his homeland, and he whose opinion he values most, "I need to do what's best for L—-**i myself. ... Nobody else has any said, "I'm going to enjoy tomor- he said — "would like me to bearing on this at this point in row." In Ottawa, Prime Minister play one more year." LUA in P0\ time," he said Wednesday. Jean Chretien said the Great One "She knows I love to play and should keep playing and a Cana- Speaking after practice in a probably she agrees with John **_ dian TV network switched plans * chilly room of whitewashed con- and Neil that we came a long so it could cover the game. As crete block above the practice ways this year and next year rink, the 38-year-old hockey many as 200 reporters were we'll be better. She wants me to great said he will decide by. Sun- expected. be part of that." day — "not today or tomorrow" Gretzky said Muckler talked "Everybody I've talked to fr f" Associated Press Photo — whether to end his 20-year about "my importance to the says, 'You've got to play next career in the NHL. organization as far as my pres- year' and that part's been really New York Rangers' Wayne Gretzky (right) breaks away from New Jersey Devils' Denis Pederson ence, what I bring to the hockey ' "I'm not trying to be an idiot difficult," Gretzky said. "The during the first period in this Dec. 16, 1998 photo, In East Rutherford, NJ. Gretzky said Wednes- about this," he said. "It's just a club." response has been overwhelm- day he had not made up his mind about whether to retire. lifetime decision. Once it's done, "I said to him, 'I think this ing." SPRING- Browns clock ticking, losing time to make picks Continued from page nine. But above all, Blackney is con- cerned with his team's health. The Associated Press 1459,14:58,... should do. «s> We'll make the decision togeth- Orange game will give Blackney er." and the fans their first chance to "The most important thing is' And now, with just hours The Browns, who have 13 see how the Falcons will perform making sure we come out of this CLEVELAND — Tick ... tick picks in this year's draft, have remaining, the Browns say they Then joking, he added: "If it in the heat of battle. game healthy," Blackney said. .. tick ... time is running out on done their research. The still don't know. Or if they do, all works out, it's a decision by "I think we will have a really The only serious injury is to the Cleveland Browns. "process" as they've called it, they're not saying. committee, if it doesn't work good season and it all starts with sophomore linebacker Khary has taken them to private work- When NFL commissioner out, then I guess coach and I will the game Saturday," Durkin Cambell who required surgery outs from Syracuse to Eugene, "We all have gut feelings Paul Tagliabue officially opens take the heat." said. "We have a lol of guys that after injuring his ankle in a non- Ore. They've spent hours watch- about the person we want," Saturday's college draft in New Clark said. "Every day there is are looking good and it will give contact drill. York by announcing that "Cleve- ing game tapes, rewinding them After putting Couch through and watching them again. new information coming in. I us a chance to see the team in Campbell is expected to' land is now on the clock", think it will come down to the a rigorous, 90-minute, 115-pass game-like situations." return by the first game. months of speculation about They've poured over statistical night before. Well get together second workout last weekend in what the Browns will do with data on hundreds of players, Kentucky, Palmer insisted a examining everything from 40- and talk it over and reconfirm it TRACK the No. 1 overall pick will have frontrunner still hadn't emerged yard dash times to dental the next morning. And probably dwindled to 15 precious min- make the decision Saturday in the Browns' No. 1 derby. Continued from page nine. so far and that can lake a lot out utes. records. morning." says that his guys need a break. of someone. This will give those "Akili and Tim are neck and Cleveland coach Chris It's a big responsibility, this There's some added pressure "We are backing off this week- guys a chance to rest and some Palmer, football operations No. 1 pick, and the Browns have neck and Ricky Williams is still on the Browns to use the No. 1 end," Martin said. "I don't really director Dwight Clark and pres- wrestled with it on a daily basis in the race," he said. "We'll go other guys a chance to compete." pick wisely. Cleveland is an like to do that in a scoring meet ident Carmen Policy may either for weeks. into the bunker to make our atypical expansion franchise. but some of our guys, like the Looking ahead, the Falcons burst into laughter or break decision, but it won't be easy." "I've definitely had some Unlike Jacksonville and Caroli- javelin throwers and Ihe high down crying. jumpers, need a week off. Most head to the Drake Relays in De4 sleepless nights over this thing," na, the Browns already have tra- Complicating matters for the of Ihe guys on the team have Will they take Kentucky quar- Clark said. dition and die-hard, demanding Moines, Iowa Wednesday, April Browns are the Saints, who have competed in every meet this year terback Tim Couch? Oregon QB fans. So whomever they take offered all six of their draft picks 21 for a three-day meet. The No. 1 dilemma has Akili Smith? Or Texas running first will be scrutinized like no this year plus some future ones. back Ricky Williams? turned some Browns fans into other player. insomniacs, too. Others have New Orleans coach Mike Ditka Only boring people are bored. Is that blockbuster trade with become Mel Kiper, Jr. wannabes. "It'a a big deal. 1 understand wants Williams badly and is Entertainment from here, there and everywhere. Every Thursday in the the New Orleans Saints happen- These days everyone's a draft that," said Clark. "It's an impor- willing to give up a lot, but prob- NOW section. ing? Is the phone ringing with a expert, and everyone's got an tant decision to the organization. ably not as much as the Browns new offer? opinion as to what Cleveland But it's not just my decision. are asking.

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Tfc t * BGSU'snow Arts And Entertainment Weekly* Scene first, NOW reviews new records Liz Pecek reviews Clint Page N-l conceit later from The Rentals, Ralner Eastwood's new film True The BG News The cancellation of Univer- Maria, Terence Blanchard Crime, which he directed, Thursday, sity Activities Organization's and the latest movie tracks. produced and starred in. April 15,1999 They Might Be Giants concert Entertainment Editor should be a wake-up call to this campus: putting all of our NEW MUSIC MOVIES Tony Cavallario eggs in one basket is stupid. + N-2 ►*- N-3 372-2604 Waiting for one big end-of- the-year little sibs concert to prove our town as concert- worthy is a tragic mistake. At best we can get a mediocre pop act that appeals Alexie shakes up audience with stereotypes to a fraction of the population and alienates others. At worst, BY MIKE HAMMER three rows deep in the back and we could get an act that too The BG News sat crowded on the floor, and few students want to see and they all laughed. end up with nothing at all. Sherman Alexie sat down Alexie's message was one of Unless more general fee cash beside me before his talk last breaking down stereotypes and moves into arts and entertain- night in 111 Olscamp, he helping people to understand, ment and away from athletics grabbed my tape recorder, held not only Spokane Indians like (which it should), reliance on it to his lips and purred out the himself, or Indians period, but a big show to rally the cam- words "There's a big crowd here everyone. He picked on every- pus is kind of silly. this evening, Ohio's a weird one, Indians, Whites, Blacks, UAO should give up its state though, lot of Amish peo- Amish frat boys and Newt Gin- dreams of finding a big, MTV- ple, I saw a buggy on the way grich, and he did it with his gift size pop act to bring to Ander- down." of universal humor. son Arena. The campus does He's talking about his drive Relating a story about his col- not need a one-concert down to Bowling Green from lege years he said "I was walk- panacea, it needs a music Detroit, which he easily navigat- ing along and saw a bunch of scene. And if UAO wants to ed using a fine set of AAA maps. frat guys playing 'Fight the get the pulse of the student "If you learn any thing in col- Power' real loud. And I was body, it has to get their blood lege," Alexie said "learn AAA." like, 'Fight the Power' you are flowing first. In addition to AAA Alexie said the power. He told me later that Here's how that works. "Learn AA also, you need AA every generation of college stu- First, BG needs to realize batteries for your electric-pow- dent gets smarter, but then they you don't have to be on MTV ered bong." get older and no longer identify to be a good band. Right After a few minutes of banter themselves as students and get under the surface of main- with me, he was introduced and dumb again. stream American music are started his psuedo stand-up rou- Alexie has been giving about hundreds of artists of all gen- tine. 30 or 40 presentations a year res who would only need a "There a lot of white people since 1992 and he loves it. couple thousand dollars to here," was his first comment to a "I thought when I started come to BG. This includes rap, room of almost 500 people. Peo- rock, electronic music, etc. ... ple filled all the seats, stood BG News Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER something for everyone. i See ALEXIE, page N-2. Sherman Alexie speaks to a crowd at 111 Olscamp last night. It takes some work to find "underground" artists that are palatable to the Universi- ty, but the tools to do so are at '70s sci-fi flicks our disposal. UAO could read Doug Gillard: Cleveland's some music magazines. The campus could listen to its deserve second look radio stations where finding finest musical export high-quality, user-friendly underground music is the By ERIK PEPPLE The BG News Samantha. Amaz- whole point of broadcasting. By JOHN WENZEL There is no mystery to book- ingly enough,bands A long time ago, in a galaxy The BG News such as Nirvana, ing acts. far, far away cocaine was com- ••r \.' Lesser-known bands come When one Smashing Pump- ing into vogue. Casual sex was kins and Gin Blos- . to downtown bars all the all the rage. Shoes doubled as thinks of notable • time, some to tremendous Ohio musicians of soms opened for aquariums. Bellbottoms lined Death of Samantha support and others to a cold the closets of any "with it" hip- the past few years, BG shoulder. Some events, names like Kim when DOS were in ster. A younger Burt Reynolds their prime. like the Henry Rollins spo- was making women swoon Deal, Robert Pol- ken-word performance this lard or Tim Taylor might come to Three-fourths of while locked in a perpetual Death of Samantha February, have the right com- Oedipal struggle with Jackie mind. bination of being cheap, hip Photo Provided While you may not think it, (Gillard, John Pek- Gleason in "Smokey and the tovic and Dave and entertaining. Rollins Bandit." It was a time of kitsch, Doug Gillard deserves to be in struck a chord with the cam- that category too. Gillard is not Swanson) later polyester and great movies. The Dusty Shelf formed the Cleve- pus and packed the ballroom. It was the 70s. only one of the busiest musicians in the Buckeye State, he's one of land band Cobra He certainly isn't the only Not many people realize it, artist that could do so. with some genuinely great stuff the most underrated. Having Verde, known for but the 1970s were more than that was hardwired into the Zeit- their blending of No, no artist of this size disco and platform shoes. If any- been in numerous influential would fill up Anderson arena. geist in ways the teen movie bands since the early '80s, post-punk and glam thing, it was the last time in film explosion of the 1990s can only rock. Their 1994 But a variety of campus history that movies were Gillard has contributed more groups with UAO's (financial hope to do. But what the '80s did than his share of quality music to debut LP, Viva la attempting to revolutionize the Muerte, appeared on I and promotional) help can do was essentially destroy the Ohio (and national) scene. art form. Folks like Martin heretofore exciting film genres, Rolling Stone's bring an artist that's impor- Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, Peter Currently lead guitarist and tant to their group, and BG namely science fiction. part-time songwriter for Guided year-end issue as Bogdanovich, Francis Ford Cop- The sci-fi of the '70s is the end one of the top indie can be put on the map as a pola and Robert Airman were By Voices, Gillard also recently stop between big cities for up result of decades of tinkering released a solo EP, and has been releases. In addi- creating the pictures that would with the genre. A combination of tion, Request maga- and coming artists. This can shape the future of Hollywood. recording and playing shows '70s style (wah-wah porno gui- zine rated it as #4 build the momentum we need Before the cocaine-fueled, S & with his band Gem. But to get to •to support a bonafide, consis- tars and slang), '60s-irtfluenced "the 'hearF*bf Doug ouiard we" -bP of -the year, and L-lusting hair metal-craving two years later tent music scene that supports social awareness and '50s style must travel back to that dark, vanity factory of the Reagan era cheapie special f/x and allegory, named Cobra Verde murky era known as the '80s. — •■•.«» 'both its local, underground reared its ugly head, people and popular performers. the science fiction pictures of the Gillard's music career began as one of the ten Photo Provided actually expected a little more most important Especially today, where '70s were a unique blend of pop when he was 16, (although he Doug Gillard recently released the solo EP out of their cinema-going excur- culture touchstones. independent bands Malamute Jute. new music, politics and style sions than the high-gloss studio claims to have started writing Take one of the definitive B- in America. of many cultures are finding songs when he was only five putting out their full-length pictures that were all the rage in level sci-fi flicks of the '70s — Never one to rest on his lau- common ground, the oppor- years old). He spent time in Hexed (1995) on Restless "Reagan's Playground." "Death Race 2000." Made on a rels, Gillard also formed Gem in tunity to sew the seeds of a Cleveland bands like Suspect Records. This is not to say the '80s did- shoestring by movie icon Roger 1993. Gem released a series of music scene is there. There n't offer its share of great Device and Children's Crusade "I don't know if the whole Corman (1950s influence), filled before his stint in the ser and compilation tracks movies. Quite the contrary, the iy of them for the Cleveland body of work will ever be heard John Hughes oeuvre was filled glitter-] I • See CONCERTS, page N-3. •' See SCIENCE, page N-3. magazine CLE), eventually • See GILLARD, page N-4. Pi t— er, at 3pm Tony Awards. The second round Ensemble and the Percussion Music as History on Sunday Kushner's other plays include of this years MFA Ensemble will perform at next April 18, in "Hydriotaphia" and "Long- and BFA Senior The- Tuesday's World Percussion Union join a discus- news Doermann standing Problems of Virtue and sis Exhibitions go on Night. sion on Music as Theatre in Happiness." display this week- History. World Percussion Featuring pre- SI Playright Kush- University This event is free and open to end. The opening reception will Hall. the public. For more information be held Sat. April 17 at the Night returns sentations by Joseph Ruff and ner in Toledo Kushn- call 419/530-2202. Dorothy Uber Bryan and students from the Pop Culture The University of Toledo will er's seven- Williard Wankleman Galleries. The concert begins at 8 p.m. in department the discussion will host Pulitzer Prize-winning hour, two™ Art show moves This week's dislay will be up Kobacker Hall of the Moore focus on the Rock N' Roll of the playwright, Tony Kushner, in a part Broadway production of until Thursday. The final round Musical Arts Center. 1960's and more. free public event. An Onstage "Angels in America" received a into second round goes up on April 24. This Friday April 16 at 4 p.m. The event is free and open to Conversation with Tony Kushn- Pulitzer in 1993 as well as two The Kusuma Sari Gamelan in the Ohio Room of the Student the public. . page N-2 The BG News Thursday, April 15, 1999 midwest concert box Bowling Green: 4.16.99 /Miranda Sound, Tan Forward, Stepford Five/ now sounds Easy Street — _____ 4.24.99/ARA Benefit / Easy Street when he was in the third grade almost depend on each other, "Dragula." Other more promi- and Blanchard was mesmerized and Kuehn's drumming is pre- nent acts include The Deftones Toledo: by the trumpet player and decid- cise, gentle when needed and (with "My Own Summer") and 4.24.99/KkJ Rock/Main Event ed he wanted to play trumpet. searing when called for. The Monster Magnet. He attended the prestigious sound produced is a wonderful The real stars of this album New Orleans Center of Creative landscape upon which the are the more unknown techno Cleveland: Arts as a child alongside Wynton sparse but intense lyrics are laid. artists that most people haven't 4.10.99/Mighty Mighty Bosstones/John Carroll University M.iis,ilis and others. Look now look again is only heard of like Propellerheads, 4.11.99/Vamaline/Grog Shop Growing up in the rich musi- Rainer Maria's second full- Lunatic Clam, and Rod D. These 4.12.99/Jets to Brazil/Grog Shop cal environment of New Orleans length release, following 1997's acts deliver some of the best 4.15.99/Soul Coughing/Case Western Reserve Univ. and crafting his art over years of outstanding Past Worn Searching. tracks on the album. But the 4.17.99/Bouncing Souls/Agora practice, Blanchard has been Previous recordings were limit- highlight is Hive's song, "Ultra- hailed as bringing new life and ed to a self-titled EP and a 7" sonic Sound." This combination Columbus: vitality to the contemporary jazz called 1955. With only four of techno and hip-hop is a stand- The Rentals: 4.11.99/Afghan Whigs/Schottenstein Center scene with a '60s-bred Miles recordings, all on Polyvinyl out on an album filled with great 4.16.99/Orgy/Newport Music Hall Seven More Davis-influenced sound. Records, you could call Rainer songs. 4.17.99/Braid/Bemies This soundtrack not only cap- He hit the jazz scene full force Maria young, if they didn't 4.18.99/Vlolent Femmes/Newport Music Hall Minutes in the early '80s as a member of sound like they'd been playing tures the feeling of the movie but 4.24.99/Six Going On Seven/Fire Exit 1.999 - Maverick Art Blakely's Jazz Messengers. together since birth. Rainer it is also one of the best compila- Since 1983 Blanchard has Maria has toured extensively tions of techno I've ever bought. Moog fetishists unite! released a steady stream ot his and honed their craft on the It is also, without a doubt, the Detroit: Moog lover and composer of own albums and appeared on stage with the likes of Most best soundtrack I have bought 4.10.99/Vamaline/Shelter catchy three minute neo-New multiple others. He has played Secret Method, and they produce since "The Crow" in 1994. After 4.11.99/Euphone/Magic SUck Wave songs, Matt Sharp (Weezer with everyone from Louis Arm- a feeling somewhere between hearing this album I wanted to 4.16.99/Braid/Grounds bassist) and his band The Rentals strong to Benny Green. utter awe and suicide. Go figure. buy the albums of almost every- 4.16.99/Bouncing Souls/St. Andrew's Hall are back with a new collection of Blanchard has also had the The new album makes me one on it. For those of you inter- 4.23.99/Trans Am/Magic Stick big-hearted pop songs. unique opportunity to work on think of blueberry pancakes and ested in finding some good tech- Sharp's uncanny knack for film soundtracks, starting with sunrises, although the lyrical no but don't know where to melody is readily apparent on Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing in content isn't all smiles. Loss and start, get this. "Getting By," the album's 1988. Since then he has done sev- unfulfilled expectation fills the -James Eldred punchy opener. Awash in moog eral more soundtracks, including voices of De Marrais and Fischer riffs and Petra Haden's (from new releases Malcolm X, Primal Fear and Eve's throughout, but wonderful That Dog) lovely vocals, "Get- Bayou. songwriting "Like foreign post, I I 1 APRIL 27 ting By" is a celebratory opener His newest CD is called Jazz leave twice a day but take a BEN FOLDS FIVE - The Unauthorized Biography 01 Reinhold that sets the party-like atmos- on Film and is Blanchard's week to get there," floats nicely phere for the rest of the CD. Messner - 550 Music homage to past jazz soundtracks. and complements the excellent Sharp has said Seven More The tracks listed on the CD are musicianship. CHESTERFIELD KINGS - Where The Action Is! - Living Eye-Sun- Minutes "was written during the "A Streetcar Named Desire," Minimal guitars, like internal most celebratory time of my dazed "Chinatown," "Taxi Driver" and rhymes hidden snugly within life." That feeling of celebration "Anatomy Of A Murder," among stanzas, pleasantly surprise you CRANBERRIES - Bury The Hatchet - Island is what makes this release such a others, some of the most pio- and give you a happy feeling. DJ VADIM - Friction - Ninja Tune fun listen — even the sadder neering and memorable jazz Bass lines transform themselves songs like "Say Good-bye Forev- DR. FRANK - Show Business Is My Life - Lookout! theme songs in all of film. into characters and the listener is er" and "Overlee" feel like a Blanchard, along with fellow certainly left fulfilled after hear- -Solo effort from frontman of the Mr. T Experience bunch of friends sitting around EDtv: Original musicians Joe Henderson, Carl ing look noiv look again. sharing some drinks and simply DDT - Urban Observer - T.M.C.-Elektra Allen and the late Kenny Kirk- -Mike Hammer Motion Picture having a good time. land, do all possible justice to DUKE ELLINGTON - Black, Brown & Beige - Sony Legacy This good time vibe is some- these songs. Carried by Blan- Soundtrack FIFTEEN - Lucky - Hopeless thing much of current pop music chard's trumpet, which creeps 1999 - Giant GLEN SCOTT - Without Vertigo - 550-Epic is missing. Unlike a lot folks who up and takes over any song at center their career on writing will, each track on this sound- "ED TV" may become a hit at GUS GUS - This Is Normal - 4AD-WB self-pitying laments, The Rentals track has a personality. Some the box office, but this sound- gladly bounce from song to song HORACE PINKER - Pop Culture Failure - Onefoot tracks are soft and gentle, others track is a real flop. This CD is a with a refreshing good natured- rollick, some roll, high and low, collection of songs that are per- INSPECTAH DECK - - Loud-RCA ness. back and forth, but the most formed with little work or effort IRON MONKEY - Our Problem (reissue) - Earache If Seven More Minutes has one impressive thing on this CD is and it shows. drawback, it's a lack of sonic -Accompanied by a bonus mini-album and new packaging Blanchard's all-out assault with The first single to be released variety. the trumpet. from the album is a real winner. JANUS STARK - "Every Little Thing Counts" (CD5) - Earache Sure the songs are catchy and Unleashing the full potential "Real Life" by Bon Jovi is the memorable as hell (take note of J.T. MONEY - Pimpin' On Wax - Freeworld-Priority of the trumpet and teaching us band's first new material in the very Devo-ish track "Insom- "The Matrix': youngsters about some old years. Of course die-hard Bon KEVIN BURKE - In Concert - Green Linnet nia"), but they all more or less school jazz soundtracks, Blan- Music From the Jovi fans will enjoy this tune but LEATHERFACE/HOT WATER MUSIC - The BYO Split Series #1 are showcases for some killer chard does an excellent job. The the track is put together with moog synth playing by Jim -BYO whole of jazz in Film is an excel- Orignal Motion only 50 percent effort. With a lit- Richards. The moog is a great lent example of why jazz has tle more work it could have been LISA LYNNE - Seasons Of The Soul - Windham Hill instrument and sounds cool, but Picture worked its way into movies, tele- better. by the tenth song the moogy LONG BEACH DUB ALL STARS - Burn Unit - Skunk vision and lives of people every- 1999-Maverick There is also a fine case made goodness becomes a little repeti- where. here for why covers of classic NAUGHTY BY NATURE - Nature's Fury - Arista tive. -Mike Hammer "Matrix" is a movie about a songs are a bad idea. Barry NIMAH PARSONS - Blackbirds And Thrushes - Green Linnet But that's a minor quibble, giant computer system, so not White takes a crack at the Sly and songs like the penultimate OLD 97'S - Fight Songs - Elektra-EEG surprisingly the movie's new and the Family Stone classic, "My Head is in the Sun" provide soundtrack is almost completely "Thank You (Faletlin Me Be Mice PAPA VEGAS - Hello Vertigo - RCA the necessary respite from moog made up of techno or electroni- Elf Agin)." He may know how to overkill. PINHEAD CIRCUS - Everything Else Is A Fargone Conclusion - cally-based rock music. This is a charm the ladies, but he charms Seven More Minutes may not BYO great CD for those who are look- nobody here. The track is so bad, be perfect, but it is a refreshingly ing for some great techno artists it is laughable. RAINER TRUBY TRIO - Root Down - Nuphonic-Studlo K7 smart and well-written pop you may not have heard of Another fine performance is ROBERT CRAY BAND - Take Your Shoes Off - Rykodisc recording — a virtue in and of because this CD is full of them. given by Meredith Brooks. Her itself. There is only one song on the "Careful What You Wish For" SLICK RICK - The Art Of Storytellign - Del Jam •Erik Pepple album that has absolutely no will make you beg to hear SOULMOTOR - Soulmotor - CMC International electronic elements at all, and "Bitch" again on the radio. Her SOUNDTRACK - Anatomy Of A Murder - Sony Legacy that is Rage Against The voice on this one ranges from Machine's "Wake Up" from their whiny little schoolgirl to some- SOUNDTRACK - Felicity - Hollywood Rainer Maria: look self-titled album from a few one who is downright nasal. SOUNDTRACK - The Three Seasons - Island years back. It's not necessarily a There are classic songs by leg- now look again bad song, but it doesn't belong ends like James Brown, Otis Red- SPEAK 714 - The Scum Also Rises - Revelation 1999 - Polyvinyl on an album filled with techno. ding, and Al Green, but even TIGHT BROS. FROM WAY BACK WHEN - Strut - Kill Rock Stars The only song on the album I they cannot save this CD. TOM WAITS - Mule Variations - Epitaph Sitting in a Madison, Wis. didn't like is the hideously over- The only diamond in this col- restaurant while eating Thai played "Du Hast" from that lection of rocks belongs to the VARIOUS ARTISTS - Future Lounge - Stereo Deluxe-Stu!o K7 food, the band Rainer Maria was zany German group Rammstein. Barenaked Ladies. Their "Call VARIOUS ARTISTS - Rufl Ryders: Ryde Or Die - Interscope brought to life. The name comes Anybody that liked that song and Answer" is by far the best Terence Blan- from German poet, Rainer Maria bought the album last year, and thing to be found. However the Rilke. Drummer Bill Kuehn was its inclusion here is just annoy- song is available on their latest char: Jazz in a German major, and the other ing. release "Stunt," which is a better two members of Rainer Maria, Other more mainstream album by far. Campus Radio Top Tens, Week Ending 4/11 Film Caithlin De Marrais and Kyle bands on the album include With soundtracks becoming ^■ki Fischer, were creative writing Marilyn Manson with "Rock is just as important as the movie 1999 - Sony majors. They were all into poetry Dead," a song from Mechanical itself, there are tons of sound- WBCU vm 19 and all knew Rilke's work, so the Animals. This is the first Manson tracks that are out on the market. Terence Blanchard was pretty 88.1 name seemed to fit. song I've heard without wanting This one is just thrown together ^^m much bred on jazz. Bom in New This connection and perhaps, to throw up, so it's pretty good. as if to say, "Look, we have a Orleans, the hometown of jazz, emphasis on poetry, carries Prodigy contributes with "Mind- soundtrack too!" Save yourself 1. Low 1. Frank Black Blanchard was encouraged through mightily in Rainer fields," one of the best tracks some money and look some- musically by his father while Maria's beautifully crafted from their last album, and Rob where else for some movie 2. Trans-Am 2. The Crash Test Dummies growing up. songs. The dueling vocals of De Zombie is here with an interest- music. 3. V/A / Post Marked Stamps 3. Buck-0-9 A jazz band came to his school Marrais and Fischer seem to ing synthesizer-fueled version of -Lisa Bettinger 4. Oliva Tremor Control 4. Built to Spill ALEXIE 5. Sleater-Kinney 5. The Revelers 6. Jim O'Rourke 6. The Skalars Through all his presentations think 'a black guy just sat down Olscamp. I wrapped up my dis- Continued from page N-1. 7. Frank Black 7. The Rentals and books and poems he's says beside me', but then you get a cussion with Alexie by challeng- traveling I'd meet a lot of people that he hopes to change the 2nd impression and that's edu- ing him to a fight, and he shook 8. Makeup 8. Big Rude Jake who knew a lot about Indians," racism around him, at least > lit- cation." my hand. It is clear that Alexie is 9. Of Montreal 9. Simon Says Alexie said "but I found out that tle bit. Alexie said "There's a first He ended his discussion, with trying to bring understanding, 10. The Danielson Famile 10. The Dropkick Murphy's wasn't true. Especially at these impression always, if a black a question and answer session, even to students in the middle of institutions of higher learning." guy sits down beside you, you followed by a reception in 101B America.

; Thursday, April 15, 1999 The BG News N-3 SCIENCE Continued from page N-1. poseur b.s. that emanates from in the 1990s? with some surprisingly subtle much of current cinema, film- I won't deny enjoying a little and not-so-subtle jabs at author- makers of the '70s were busy of the ol' ultra violence now and itarian figures (1960s influence) investing ideas and integrity into again, but for a genre lo survive and overflowing with a score every frame. it can't resign itself to simply that makes it sound like Hypatia These guys were thrilled just being an excuse to let Ben Lee and Harry Reems are about to be making a movie and Affleck, T-shirt torn asunder, run to pop up at any second, "Death instead of thinking that sci-fi is around an oil rig declaring his Race 2000" is a deliriously enter- disreputable junk for the grind- love for Liv Tyler. It is interesting taining movie that embodies the houses, they grabbed their cam- to note that-Cinemascape maga- eras and went forth to simply attitude of 1970s sci-fi and, by zine declared a comedy, "Kids in make the best movie possible. proxy, the general attitude about the Hall: Brain Candy," as Ihe Now when one sits down to making movies during this best sci-fi film of the last few epoch. watch any sci-fi or fantasy flick, odds are they will get something years. Why did they dub this When one watches these pic- absurdist gem best sci-fi? tures there is a dizzying joy that like "Armageddon" where ideas Because it dealt with a scientific can be sensed from behind the are secondary to blowing stuff concept (drug-induced eupho- camera. The filmmakers and up. Science fiction pictures have actors are clearly having a grand become more about the money ria) in a manner that was time committing their visages shot (namely huge fireballs thought-provoking, humorous and visions to the world of cellu- shooting out of giant buildings) and original. than making a good movie. Just like science fiction in the Photo Provided loid. Instead of the moody Clint Eastwood (left) argues with James Woods In the new thriller "True Crime.' So where does this leave sci-fi '70s. Essential '70s Sci-Fi 'True Crime' grips audience Star Wars The It goes without saying that "Star Wars" tops this Omega Man By LIZ PECEK together evidence that supports list. And it really doesn't need any elaboration, but The BC News his intuition of Beechum's inno- George Lucas' masterwork is the defining sci-fi Before Charlton cence. However, nobody sup- 'True Crime' "Moses" Heston Suspense and drama fill the film of the 1970s, if not the 20th century. A stupen- ports his ideas, believing him to became a gun- air in "True Crime," Clint East- NOW Says: Another one of dously entertaining meditation on myth, action, be a worthless, drunken Eastwood's directorial efforts stroking NRA wood's latest film which he stars philosophy and B movies, "Star Wars" is nothing if reporter. He sets out to prove satisfies the generic conventions whack job, he was a in, produces and directs. not what science fiction of the 1970s is about — them wrong and fight for a of the crime thriller, and then humor, action, cheesiness and a complete fascina- post-apocalyptic The plot focuses around a dis- man's life. some.. gun-stroking graced reporter who attempts to Starring: Clint Eastwood, Isiah tion with film as an artistic medium. Nothing less Eastwood did a wonderful whack job making regain his credibility by saving a Washington, James Woods than cinematic intoxication. I job playing the unstoppable the world safe from [ condemned man's life. The film character Steve Everett. His per- Death Race 2000 zombie vampires. is based on a novel by Andrew sona is very believable, except ••* A brilliantly cheesy I Klavan. Another defining moment in '70s-era fantasy the parts in the film in which sci-fi flick, this Steve Everett (Eastwood) is a filmmaking. Produced by Roger Corman, "Death numerous women lust for him. I this side of criminals in the adaptation of reporter for The Oakland Tribune. Race 2000" is a tongue firmly in cheek spoof of the find his old and wrinkled body a movie theater. The scene where Richard Mathe-1 He claims to have a "nose" for genre. Sending up the conventions of action and little too unattractive for this to Frank has to say good-bye to his son's novel "I Am Legend" is also a sharp com- news, but it turns out that his sci-fi flicks, the movie also demonstrates its devo- be acceptable. (However, some daughter before his planned exe- mentary on nuclear warfare and the conflict of "nose" has gotten him into pre- tion to those conventions in a series of propulsive viewers may find his bare chest, cution is particularly heart- remaining sane in a world that has fallen apart at vious turmoil, not to mention car chases and gratuitously cool T & A shots. Not complete with wrinkles and wrenching. the seams. that he's a recovering alcoholic. only can you see David Carradine in an outfit that rolls, attractive ... what do I This movie is filled with sus- Besides, where else can you see Moses get it on By chance, he's given a last- makes him look like the grandfather of the Gimp know?) pense right up until the very with blaxploitation star Rosalind Cash? minute assignment to cover the from "Pulp Fiction," but you can witness Sly Stal- Isaiah Washington does an end. I sat on the edge of my seat last day of convicted murderer lone one year before Rocky delivers a hilarious outstanding job as Frank quite a few times. The plot is a Silent Running Frank Beechum's (Isaiah Wash- performance as egomaniacal death racer Machine Beechum, the convicted killer. 1 little predictable, although it is ington) life. But after hearing Gun Joe. Easily the most thematically serious of my feel that he does excellent work, filled with a few unexpected Beechum's story, Everett is con- choices. especially considering the nature twists and turns along the This is the best and most clever of the numerous Bruce Dern stars in this haunting, minimalist vinced that his "nose for news" of the character. B movies to come from Hollywood. Boasting an way...but nonetheless, "True treatise on nature and man's place therein. Posing is telling him that Beechum is People who are on "Death outrageous plot that supports running over the Crime" is a very good film. questions about our ecological well-being, "Silent really an innocent man. Row" for awhile are rumored to elderly in an effort to curb overpopulation and It is action-packed, filled with Running" remains important to this day. Sure Going back to the scene of the be very repentant and sorrowful, suspense, has a great plot, and is campy performances, "Death Race 2000" is the crime, Everett tries to piece some of it seems outdated, but the power of this but audiences usually do not see portrayed by excellent actors. cubic zirconia to "Star Wars'" diamond. It's also the cheapest (Stallone was paid in T-shirts). thought-provoking picture cannot be denied.

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There cally, and I think I've producer Victor Simpkins. From l-r: Nate Farley, Robert Pollard, Greg Demos, Jim MacPherson and Doug route with Mag! continuing with may be something to the 'some- achieved that in all past Gillard. the "big studio" production aes- thing in the water' theory projects," he says. "With "Going Round," the crunch, until I was 19 when I got into thetic of 1996's Under the Bushes, regarding Ohio-based music, GBV, unlike other bands I've exhilarating prog-rock of "Liv- Roxy, Eno, T. Rex, glam Bowie, CONCERTS Under the Stars. Songs like "Bull- though, and I've always felt a been in, Bob needs no help to ery" and the very GBV-esque Be Bop Deluxe, etc." Continued from page N-1. make a great song from the start. "Western World" (with some dog Skin" and "I Am a Tree" part of that." But the overwhelming sense simply has never been so much showcase Gillard's searing, intri- But I think I have worthwhile ominous, Clown Pn'ncr-style One of the challenges Gillard one gets from Gillard is that of music, vibrant subcultures, etc... cate guitar work. In fact, "I Am A things to add to the mix. I've drumming and crazy piano in faces is keeping up with GBV's conlentedness. With all of his A supportive music scene can Tree," which was released as one been writing my own songs the background). The guitars are notoriously prolific Pollard. accomplishments, musical make the campus fertile soil for of the singles, was originally a since I was five, (but I) just don't crisp and textured (check out Ihe (Wouldn't you be intimidated if releases and far-reaching influ- bigger and better acts. But we Gem song. your band's lead singer was pur- have that urge to be the front- flamenco approach in "Flying ence, he's still an approachable shouldn't be holding out for After a falling out of sorts, ported to have written, if not man live. That's also why Tim Backwards") and his song struc- and level-headed individual. UAO's spring concert to make (precipitated by an interview in recorded, 5,000 songs?) I asked Tobias is great to play with in tures are so tight you could carry In closing, I asked him what up for a year's worth of medioc- the e-zine Addicted to Noise) Gillard if his work elhic matched Gem. He sings the songs he water in them. his favorite cities to play were, if rity in the first place. The cam- Cobra Verde and Pollard parted Pollard's pretty closely. writes, which gives me the Gillard's influences are admit- he had any favorite venues or pus should foster a strong ways, but Gillard remained on "(It does) to an extent, except chance in that band to just lay tedly broad, but sometimes easy locations. enough set of events that when the GBV lineup. I'm a lot pickier with what I'll let back and play guitar, and 1 sing to spot. Seventies classic rock? Currently Gillard is GBV's out of the bag as a complete the ones I write." Jazz? American indie? It's all "This may sound really non- the spring concert comes full-lime guitarist, playing on Ihe song," he says, somewhat On Gillard's new EP Malamute there. committal, and I really did think around, its a chance to rally. last two albums (including soon- expcctedlv. "So less work gets lute, he not only sings, but plays "In the beginning, it was the about 11 and try to pin down one to-be-released Do The Collapse) as finished. 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Margarita Specials $2 from 4-9 Thursday. April 15, 1999 The BG News page 1>§ SPOggj TRANSACTIONS STANDINGS NL OUBCC American League !ne East Division All limes nil Pet. (.a East Division Indiana's Recker to transfer New York 750 Pet compiled from wire sources Atlanta 825 I Boston 8'.7 AUBURN. Ind. (AP) - Luke Miller City. Ohio, had given coach Philadelphia 500 2 New York «57 Recker. Indiana's leading scorer Bob Knight one of his earliest com- Montreal 375 3 Tampa Bay .600 2 1/2 Florida 286 3 1/2 Toronto 500 2 1/2 ENNIS last season, said today he would mitments, saying even before his Cnlral Division Baltimore 286 4 transfer to another school because Junior year at DeKalb High School Pel. OB Casual Division Hratton takes home he was not satisfied with his devel- Houston .571 Pet. that he would play for the Pittsburgh 4 571 Cleveland 857 Scholar-athlete award opment as a player. Hooslers. He started 30 of 32 St Louis 4 .571 Kansas City 429 '. .' The 6-foot-6 sophomore swing- games and averaged 12.8 points a Milwaukee 3 429 Minnesota 429 Bowling Green Stale Universi- man is the third Hooslers starter to Chicago 3 375 I 1/2 Chicago 286 game as a freshman, then started Cincinnati 3 375 I 1/2 Detroit 143 ty tennis sophomore Abby Brat- leave In the past two years. 33 of 34 games last season, aver- West Division West Division ton has been named the Mid- This Is the toughest decision I IV Pet. OB Pet. American Conference Female have ever made." Recker said in a aging a team-high 16.1 points a San Francisco 6 750 Anaheim 500 game. Los Angeles 5 625 1 Seattle 500 Scholar-Athlete of the Week for faxed statement. "I love the s.tate of San Diego 4 500 2 Texas 500 the first time in her career. The Indiana, and playing for IU was The former Indiana high school Arizona 3 375 3 Oakland 375 accounting major carries a 3.40 always my lifelong dream." Mr. Basketball said he has not Colorado 2 286 3 1/2 gpg and was 5-0 last week. Recker. who Is originally from decided where he will transfer.

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Starting wage $7.14-18.52 depending on Looking for individual to assemble bicycle. Will Deli & Floorwalkers GEORGETOWN MANOR 704 5th St. 2 bdrm. furnished. Summer $700 experience/education. Comprehensive train- pay S35. Call 3S4-7350. Apply now after 3:00pm For 1999-2000 school year Call 352-3445 NO PETS. ing program and excellent benefits. Must be Rooms for rent for summer of 1999 in big Vic- Now hmng summer help starting immediately 800 3rd Street 18, nave a valid driver's license and good driv- 1 bedroom torian house-near BGSU campus. Private park- Please contact Susie. 354-0011. Waitress & door person neectfd. Fri & Sat. Apartment for rent this summer, i bedroom ing & private omrance Phone 352 5817 ing record, physically fit and able to lift BOtbs C i .-k.-s I'un ti0:> S M.i n 352 983/ Fully furnished. AC. w/air conditioning. Hillsdale Apartments, rent Applications and tour every Wednesday Nurslng-RN/LPN-Part time working with chil- Laundry facility, no pets. negotiable. Call Natalie at 353-7270. Spaoous 1 bdrm in house w' porch, great spot 930-i030am and 4:30-5:0.0pm Sunshine dren and adults with developmental disabili- Well educated, experienced full or part time Parking, prof, maintenance Apis and houses May or August NO PETS. across from courthouse. Avail. May I. Inc. of Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee ties. Applications and tour every Wednesday. baby-sitter wanted in our P'burg home for 2 Reasonable rent $3S0-btlts included. 353-4287. Western Rd , Maumee. Oho EOE 9;30-l0:00am and 4:30-5:00pm. Or contact children during school day Position starts Au- Gaa heat, water & sewer included. 353-8206 Human Resources (419) 865-0251. Sunshine gust. Must be a nonsmoker, have reliable Subleaser needed lor summer. $375/mo Find out why P4G. IBM. Merryl Lynch, and Inc. ol Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee transportation and excellent references. Call Call 354-9740 for more details & app't CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING May-Aug, i bdrm, fully furnished, across the hundreds ol other top companies are inter- Western Rd.. Maumee. OH. EOF 874-0605. SECRET IN BGI Clean, 2 bedrooms, lullyhM «]ieet from campus on Manville. Call N'co'e at f4i9)360-3594.(loceJcaH). ested m students who have been through our Painters NEEDED. Summer work. Good start- furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- training program. Average student earns ing pay + bonus. Cleveland area. Northcoast tilltles provided, on-slte manager, balcony $2300 per month. Call 1 -877-485-9120. College Painters 216-529-6319 FOR SALE •' Houses. Apts. & Rooms 99-2000 " unite available. Call for an appointment: SU8LEASERS NEEDED 326 Leroy-up 1 bdrm 352-9909. 2 BRM. 1 1/2 Bath. Furnished. AC. W/D. Part-time student employment 307 1/2 E Reed 3 bdrm May Aug. $650/mih. Call 352-8118. JOS TRAINER- We are seeking individuals to Are you looking lor pa/t-Dme employment of 15 Rooms A Effic. $205 8 up incl. all util. Efficiency apts available. Can rent monthly or provide on-the-job training to persons with '89 Daytona. looks good, runs well, new clutch long term. AD utilities, phone & cable already hours plus pw week within walking disianCe to 8 exhaust. $1900.6692044. Summer & 2nd Sem. Apts. avail. mental retardation and developmental disaDIi- BGSU campus? Interested in working various Call 353-0325.9am-9pm. hooked up & inc. Completely furnished. Subieasers needed lor summer "99. 1st mths ties. Must be able to provide transportation unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? '93 Dodge Spirit 352-1520 rent paid. 3-4 people. 4bdrms 1 mm. walk from to/lrom the job site. 515 hours biweekly pos- campus Newly remodeled interior. Shanna or Rate ol pay is S5.15 per hour. 4 dr.. very reliable, runs well. 135K mi. $2000. Female subleaser needed immediately thru bon available. Salary S7.55-S16.35 hourly Apply in person between the hours of 9:00am Call 372-2606 or 419-6660926. 1 and 2 bdrm furnished apts. lor '99-'00 school Alexis at 372 4449. based upon experience. year 352 7454 Aug. 7. Own room. $260 a month, furnished 1 and 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at: block from campus. Free parking. Please call Summer subieasers needed: 4 bdrm. 2 bath MOBILE WORK CREW COACH-Commumty AOVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC based crew coach needed. Community Em- 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6 Brand new, low miles. Kim at 352-8281 AC. W.D.greatparking Call 352-7164. 428 CLOUGH STREET $6000 060. Call 354-6038. ployment Services is looking for a responsible BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 12 unit apartment bldgs. Grad. students. 2 bdrm. brick, large yard. Summer Subleaser(s) Needed' individual to help supervise a multi-worker BG Flea Market 724 6th St. "705 7th St. $795/mo. plus dep. & util. No pets. 353-7257, 2 bdrm. apt-$4707mo. ♦ util. Close to campus, crew. Coach will be providing supervision and Funky Retro Stuff 2 bdrm. furn. or unfurn. leave message. AC, dishwasher, new carpet. Free cable. quality control for workers with developmental Summer child care positions available. After- Sat. & Sun.-Wood County Fairgrounds $500 mthly. 99-00 sch. yr. lease ALL PETS ALLOWED! disabilitees in community businesses. 80 hours noon hours with infant. 5 yrs. ok). Call FREE heat, water Houses for Rent: All 12 month leases, tenants Call 354 5378 biweekly position available. Salary 419-878-4190 for more info. sewer, gas 8 HBO pay utilities, security deposit A parental guar- $755-S 16.68 hourly based upon expenence. Couch for sale $50 or best offer. Good concv 354-0914 antees. SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE tion. If interested call Jillian at 372-5433. "730 Elm-2 BR, $475/mo. available now Two one bdrm. apartments available August Qualified applicants must have a High School Staying m BG this summer? Looking for part- Diploma or GED; and valid Ohio drivers li- *316 Ridge(Front)-2BR, $550 avail. May 15 15. Located on S. Summit near Wooster. St. time work that won't conflict with classes? Be- For sale: 1998 Schwmn Frontier 21" Frame Phone 352-2330 or 354-2854 alter 5:00 PM Call 287-4151. cense. Application deadline is 4/19/99. Inter- come aSOFTBALL UMPIRE. The BG Schimano Equip, w/rapid fire shifters. $165.00 ested persons may pick up an application Umpires Association is looking for men or wrlock. Must sell-call 354-5005. 2 bdrm apt. $460/mo. All util. inc., dose to packet at Wood Lane School, Em B. 11160 campus. Call 352-5475. women to umpire in the city recreation leagues. HONDAS FROM $500.00 East Gypsy Lane Rd, Bowling Green. OH, Umpires needed for either slow-pitch or fast Monday-Friday. 8:00am-4:30pm. EOE. Police imports and tax repo's pitch games. Earn $i4-30per game. II inter- For listings call 1-800-319-3323x4558 2 br. apt. avail, now thru Aug 15. Grad students ested, contact Jim at 352-4159 or 372-9858 pref. 2 car garage, dose to campus. $475/mo. Management Inc. NEVER Men's Mountain Bike 26 inch, 18 speed. $65 or 353-3160 Iv.m so. Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 INCLUDING SEVERAL "BEST PIZZA"! best olfer. Call 372-5315. WORK PISRN€LLO'S HIGHLAND Management Inc. FR€€ DELIVERY LUNCH *j*£5^203 N. Main 352-5166 MANAGEMENT Hillsdale Apts., 1082 Fairview 54 00 Minimum Rape Large studios, high vaulted ceil- 1.10 E Washington Street, Bow ling Green ings, unique floor plan, car ports, AGAIN! Open Weekday/ 1 P.m. • lunch fri. -Jot. •fun. Prevention 354-6036 9 1/2-12 mo. leases. Graduate student housing Start at $350. Call 353-5800 Information Avail. Now & Fall ■ CHOOSE ANY 2 for CA NEWLY REMODELED ■ • 7" 1 Item pizza Higher Education Management Inc. ' • 5 Huge Breadsticks ft*»— r\r\ ■ Jay-Mar Apts. Evergreen Apts., 215 E. Poe a Sub Students Efficiencies & huge 1 bdrms. i■ ^10*?^ Wingsi FOR $5.00^i ! 803-8158thSt./Avail May St. laundry on site, lots of parking. I9 Now Hiring: • Dishwashers i • 6 Mozzarella Cheese Sticks A web page providing EfT. starts at $230. Cooks, Servers & J • 6 Chicken Fingers 3 / $7.50 • New refrigerators 1 bdrm starts at $340. H osts/Hostesses information on rape • Disposals Call 353-5800 • All new point throughout /^""~\ FREE DELIVERY I and sexual assault • Self-cleaning ovens V Top wages 3525,M •> prevention, • New kitchen cabinets ♦ aftereffects. & • Ceramic tie Management Inc. V Flexible Hours • Ceiling fans ipfe^:% ■ ■■ ■" ■ Nol Valkl With Any Other Oder • Expires 4/31/99 jj! ♦ treatment Willow House Apts., 830 4th St. V Paid Vacations resources. COMPLETE APT. MAKEOVER! 1 bdrms. gas heat, A/C, remod- •J Health/Dental $550/ma, 12 mo. lease eled. Starting at $375. |Great PIZZA • SUBS • SALADS • BREADSTICKS[ Call 353-58110 Insurance Safety Tho Highlands V Employee Stock IMe only u/e the finest ingredients! 220 Napoleon M. & One bedroom, laundry facilities Option Plan in bldg.. ale quiet. Management Inc. Healing From $395/mo. Church House Apts., 222 N. are just a few of the great The Homestead- Chruch St. benefits waiting for youl www/cc.yiu.edu/rap»-pr«v-lnfo Graduate Housing 1 bdrms, close to downtown, One and two bedroom. A/C, starting at $310. Call 353-5800 on-slte laundry, ceramic tile. Apply in person NEWIPVE University Counseling Center soundproof construction, skylights Mon! - Fri. 2-4 Youngslown State University dishwasners. vaulted ceilings From $450/mo. 401 W. Dussel Road Management Inc. Rentals Let us help you make a rough decision Maumee, OH 43537 117 Lehman: One bedroom unfurnished. $480.00 per easy, col or stop by the office TODAY! Slop by our office al 1045 N. Main St Call 354-6036 for complete listing or Call 353-5800. (Just a f«w tnlnutM from BG! month plus utilities. Available alter 7/31/99. Take 1 -475w to Dutset-turn right.) ^ From 9-4 > www.wcnet.org/-mecca 114 S. Main St. # 6&10: One bedroom unfurnished apartments located above Wizard Graphics. $360.00 per month plus electric for a 12 month lease. Available after 7/31/99. 117 N. Main St # 7&9: One bedroom unfurnished apartments located downtown. Dishwashers, laundry facilities in building. #7 $385.00, #9 $335.00 per month plus utilities. »7 available now. *9 available after 7/23/99. 100 1/2 Ordway: One bedroom unfurnished apart- ment. Nice residential area. $335.00 per month plus utilities for a 12 month lease. Available after 7/23/99. 205 W. Washington: One bedroom upper duplex. Tree lined street. Oas heat. Resident pays all utilities. $420.00 per month plus utilities. Cat permitted. NO PETS ALLOWED! Available after 5/31/99. TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! 128 W. Wooster St. # D & F: One bedroom unfurnished apartments. FREE WATER & SEWER. Located downtown. 710 EIGHTH ST. Summer -Help \A/