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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" & Noe case settled out of court By DARLA WARNOCK AND Three separate lawsuits pur- ■ The University will pay under the University's sexual University employee working for October that no University offi- BRANDON WRAY sued by Noe are included under $95,000 to Noe in exchange for harassment and discrimination then-Vice President Phil Mason cial acted maliciously in their The BG News the agreement which ends all ending all lawsuits. policy. in University Relations. treatment of Noe or their han- further legal action concerning ■ Noe agreed not to sue the The agreement was made Noe claimed that Mason sexu- dling of public documents. The University will pay any of those issues. University again in any related while the University has been in ally harassed her. She also al- Noe said that the settlement $95,000 to Bernadette Noe, a Claims still actively pursued matters. preparation to make an appear- leged that then-University Presi- was satisfactory to her. former employee who sued for by Noe in the Ohio Court of ■ Noe also agreed not to seek ance in the Wood County Com- dent Paul Olscamp and Affirma- "I am pleased by the outcome," sexual harassment and discrimi- Claims, Wood County Common employment at the University mon Pleas court to present evi- tive Action Director Marshall Noe said. "This case wasn't about nation, the Board of Trustees de- Pleas Court, the United States any time in the future. dence against Noe's request. Rose destroyed public docu- money, it was about a public cided Tuesday. District Court in Toledo and the ■ Acknowledgement was made A trial to decide if there was ments pertaining to the in- document that was destroyed. It A 90-minute meeting in execu- Ohio Civil Rights Commission that all parties involved in the any truth in Noe's allegations vestigation of her allegations. was about doing something that tive session allowed the Univer- were agreed to be dismissed. lawsuits acted in good faith and was to begin Sept. 29. Olscamp and Rose were never was right." sity to settle an out-of-court Under the terms of the agree- deny violating any of Noe's The lawsuits were originally charged with any crime. The agreement with Noe. ment: rights, including those arising filed in 1995 while Noe was a Ohio Court of Claims ruled last • See NOE, page four. Groups Budget allows featured The big squeeze at today's improvements bilitation will also begin, requir- □ Upon approval, ing a total of $4,025,000. fair nearly $16 million will Rehabilitation and asbestos □ Campus organiza- go into building and fa- removal will be completed in the Psychology Building for tions show students cility upgrades at the $1,875,000. what they have to offer University. Phase I of the network infra- at event in Lenhart structure throughout the campus By DARLA WARNOCK was also recommended for ap- Grand Ballroom. The BG News proval at $4,500,000. By MAUREEN BARRY At the Firelands campus, a new The BG News University trustees are looking University Community Center forward to next year when the was requested for a total of Students interested in becom- Ohio Board of Regents arid state $2,031,960. ing more Involved at the Univer- legislature approve the next Waddle said each of the up- sity can explore their options at capital budget. grades would better serve stu- the Organizations Fair from 11 That's because tied into the dents. am. to 3 p.m. today in the Len- budget is their recommendation Once they are approved by re- hart Grand Ballroom. for nearly $16 million in building gents and legislature, they will According to Deb Helm, coor- and facility improvements to the be funded during the 1999-2000 dinator for the Student Organiza- University campus. fiscal year. The capital requests tions Fair, the 1997 fair will fea- They approved the proposed are included in the state's bien- ture 127 organizations, making projects Tuesday in their first niel budget. this the largest fair in the Uni- regular board meeting of the University President Sidney versity's history. year. Ribeau said the addition of these Representatives from a wide Bob Waddle, director of Capi- improvements to campus will range of student organizations, tal Planning, proposed the cam- make a definite improvement to including multicultural, service pus upgrades to the trustees at the campus community as a and intramural organizations, the committee of the whole meet- whole. will be available to talk to stu- ing Monday. "Completion of these projects dents, Helm said. He said a number of projects will greatly improve the quality Helm said that because so are well underway and with the of our instructional environment, many different organizations additional funding from the benefitting both our student will be in the same room, the fair state, the projects will be able to learning community and faculty provides a "one-stop shopping" be completed. who teach and have offices in experience for students. Topping the list of five capital these buildings," Ribeau said "The fair is essentially for new requests for the fiscal year Ribeau spoke specifically to students and continuing students 1999-2000 is the central heating the use of increased technology to find out how they can get in- plant replacement, which is in its across the campus. He said stu- volved," she said. BG Newt Photo by Amy Strieker third phase. The cost of the dents have asked and the Univer- Organizations will have the op- project is $1,594,920. sity has responded to the desire portunity to "spotlight" them- Ben Thompson, 20, of Bowling Green, gives Sarah Neumann, 2, of Luna Pier, Mich., a hug yesterday Next on the list at $3,900,000 is for increased technological ad- selves by performing or speak- while working at the Merchant's Fair. Phase III of University Hall Re- vances. ing at the fair as well, according habilitation. Moseley Hall Reha- • See TRUSTEES, page four. to Helm. Students can talk to members Saturday, September 13,1997 of a specific organization to find out how to Join and when meet- BGSUand OSU share coaching ties ings are scheduled, Helm said. According to Jae Margetson, we all wanted to play at OSU," he Sport Management Alliance co- □ OSU defensive ends Though Simms graduated from chair, the Organizations Fair is Falcon country, don't expect him said. "I think the players are BG vs. OSU coach Shawn Simms is a competitive enough that they be- beneficial for the organizations to convince his players to go easy INSIDE TODAY lieve they can play with OSU." and the students who attend. BGalum. on BG. He still is coaching the ■ A look at this year's Buckeyes Many of the players from both TOMORROW "It is good for the organization Buckeyes to do one thing -- win. ■ How students and fans are getting And he says he isn't looking past teams are familiar with each because it gives them an oppor- By TOD McCLOSKEY other. Both teams scout heavily ready for the game tunity to introduce themselves to The BG News the Falcons. ■ Falcon senior linebacker Kevin "It feels funny to see and play in Oliio and a few high school O'Neill featured the student body," she said. reunions of sorts will be evident. Organizations benefit because Bowling Green and Ohio State BG again," Simms said. "But the ignore everything else." are separated by over 120 miles, competitor "Many of those kids played the fair offers the opportunity to with each other in high school," Ohio State coach John Cooper reach students outside of their but both universities share a few comes out in brought the 34-year-old Simms football kinships. me, no matter Simms said. "All of those kids circle, Margetson said. For ex- will want to do their best, espe- into the fold last February, and ample, students in a certain Ohio State's defensive ends who we are cially with old peers on the other expressed satisfaction with major may not travel beyond the coach Shawn Simms is one of playing. Ohio Stadium • Columbus side of the line." Simms' work. buildings where their classes are those connections. A 1986 BG "It shouldn't "It's my job to find a quality sistant to Jacobs, played football held and may not know about graduate, Simms played line- matter that I Students and fans from both schools may think that this will coach whenever I need to replace and graduated from BG. many of the student organiza- backer and earned four letters as went to BG. I be little more than a friendly one," Ohio State coach John Co- In the Falcons' athletic office, tions that exist. well as second-team All-Mid- don't take any oper said. "He's young, en- head coach Gary Blackney Students also benefit from at- American Conference honors his thing for battle given the difference in competitive level and size. thusiastic and has always been coached at OSU from 1984 to tending the Organizations Fair, senior year. granted and we Simms involved in good programs 1990. In that time, Blackney Margetson said. After playing at BG and coach- never overlook The Buckeyes are favored by 38 points. While the fans may wherever he's been." covered defensive backs, line- "It opens (students') eyes to ing at Ohio State, Simms believes any opponent." Simms' connection with BG is backers and handled the defen- what's available to them," she that the two universities' pro- After watching Purdue lose to think that's an accurate spread, do not expect the players to buy one of three that OSU personnel sive coordinator position. said. grams share one thing in com- Toledo last week, OSU personnel have with the University. Him) Dawson and Tim Walton Jennifer Joyce, director of the mon - dedication to winning. do not plan on letting up on BG. into the betting line. "Fans always think that way OSU offensive coordinator both played for OSU before be- games committee for the Uni- "I have great respect for Bowl- Simms anticipates a fired-up Mike Jacobs coached for three coming part of the Falcon foot- versity Activities Organization, ing Green's program," Simms Falcon squad to take the field (that OSU will win)," Simms said. "Whenever you play someone - years at Bowling Green as the ball staff. said the fair gives students the said. "Both OSU and BGSU are Saturday. offensive line coach. Ryan Johnson contributed to big competitors in their respec- "When I was playing football in the opportunity to win or lose a • See FAIR, page four. Greg Studrawa, graduate as- this report. tive leagues." high school (in Fremont, Ohio), game - the players and coaches • page two The BG News Wednesday, September 10, 1997

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Question religion, but don't just give up "7b me It's my religion, but to Holy Name education coming make sense of their lives and the no sense that since I'm In this and song of church, where I feel you it's all Creek." through?). wf'rfd around them. country, and I had the opportu- it Is a more private thing. But I Big Creek NATALIE MILLER It would be too much pressure I know that many religions nity to be exposed to this way of see hints of the deep-seeded fear The complexity of religion to have everything on our own have been started by people who thinking, that they are going to and guilt from her upbringing. cannot be addressed In any 900 For various reasons, the shoulders. Our personal power were discontented with the hell and I'm not. What about I don't believe you can make word column. I do know this. majority of students have fades in comparison to the whole, popular one. I admire anyone those millions that think I'm the a choice without seeing what's There are thousands of books changed, adapted or abandoned whether It means God, the who takes Initiative with a new misguided one? out there. Religion may be that cover all aspects of religion. their previous religion. Some universe. Buddha. Mohammed. way to live. Why can't the same basic something you are taught, but it Approaching the topic of have clung to It for guidance in Mother Nature, etc. Everyday, people expand their policies of religion rule? Is also something to question, religion Is both volatile and this storm of adjustment, where Personally. I was deeply beliefs. I'm sure that on our small •Treat everyone as you'd like and to rebel against when you extremely personal. Bringing It it's comforting to have stan- involved in Christianity in high microcosm, variances In faiths to be treated. find It does not help you make up in social circles generally dards. school. It was a llfesaver for a abound. •Don't infringe upon anyone any sense of the world. It must produces disagreements The reason I decided on this confused adolescent to be pro- Many people try to think their else's right to live. Help out be practical. because of Its extremely relative topic this week was a conversa- vided with structure. But. it did way through life, explaining to others (What goes around comes I see so many students my nature and its basic relevance tion I had with a Krishna not provide any real answers. themselves why things happen. around). age afraid of becoming "holy to all aspects of life. speaker last week. You might I think that's why so many What happens when you are •We don't always understand, rollers" or "bible-beaters" that Religion is supposed to be a have seen the group handing people lose their religion. The beyond the help of reason and but everything happens for a they avoid any spiritual outlet. very intrinsic part of our lives, out pamphlets and trying to world Is so contradictory — few rationality? Religion fills In the reason. So. It results in no religion, yet I see so many people with discuss with people on their things seem to be the answer. gaps. •Share, don't force what you hardly any spiritual contact and only a shadow of It. way to class. I took the time to Many people claim to have the Death, for example, Is so easily think on others. a general lack of direction. My relatively strict Catholic talk because I was Interested. answer. They think they've found explained by faith. There is I don't think eating meat Religion should be a way of upbringing allows me to see one I wont give Brother Jed 30 it. somewhere to go. to be eternally during Lent on a Friday Is buying peace, a way of expression and a side of religion — the deeply seconds of my time, but this With all the religion out there, Joyous or miserable, or to wait to you a one way ticket on the way to relate to yourself and traditional, structured and was a guy my own age. I was has anyone found the truth? Is be reborn. Trying to explain Hell Express (But. as I look over others. A thorough Investigation unyielding side. Like many. I amazed that he had devoted his there really any truth to be death with logic makes people my shoulder. I wonder if maybe I would be the best way to go. life to traveling around and found? It's so relative that crazy. am wrong). The rules governing rejected It after graduation. I Natalie Miller is a columnist for decided that there were other talking to strangers about what anything and nothing can be I began to question my own everyday life are not nearly as he believes. true. formal religion when 1 couldn't key as the Ideas. the News. She would like to attend options to pursue. I feel that my different local churches for different parochial education was lacking I think, without a doubt, that I have become a seeker of this answer this question: How could My mom didn't choose her in this mlxed-up world everyone elusive truth, and I have not any members of a religion that religion by looking at the options religious views. Any suggestions? Any In the scope of the world. Of volunteers? Send to annemil course, they showed me their needs a higher power to turn found many suitable answers. I truly believe and practice it be and making a decision. She was to. not Just in bad times, but in believe religion Is chosen accord- completely wrong. Just because born into It. But she continues lSbgnet.bgsu.edu. or to 210 West Hall. option as the best and only No preaching please. alternative. good also (See some of that ing to what individuals need to we practice differently? It makes because she enjoys the ritual LETTER TO THE EDITOR Bring dancing shoes, open mind to reggae show "We know that reggae is the me that an Ark Band show Lagos, Miami, Tokyo, and (In the cry of the people." says the Ark reminded her of a musical Ark Band's case) Columbus. Band's Terry Bobb. "conversation" between band Ohio. "I believe that a lot of music and audience: "1 think that this "I truly believe that If ever we that relates to people, people conversation Is a way of moti- are going to save our planet and listen to. Like Bob Marley vating the dancers to dance live In racial harmony, reggae would say. 'Cold ground was more, and motivating the band music will play some part In my bed tonight, and rock stone to perform more enthusiasti- bringing that about." says Papa was my pillow too,' who cally, and It goes back and Pilgrim. Salt Lake City radio host wouldn't relate to that? I think forth." and founder of Reggae Ambassa- that everybody's looking for "It's something spiritual, and dors. - "Regardless of our life their own peace of mind, and I don't mean religious in any direction, all of us are searching reggae has that to offer. It's a standard sense." was another and reggae music provides a soothing music." student's description. "It's kind pathway for that search." The Ark Band travels a wide of a feeling towards life, maybe "Reggae has no boundaries, circuit of mid-America, preach- even a sensual attitude toward because its message Is so wide, ing the reggae message of unity life." peaceful and positive." says Coty and social awareness with a A BGSU faculty member said Reich, a reggae fan from Chile. beat so solid and Infectious reggae promoted social aware- "Reggae teaches about the real that it all but demands your ness and activism: "I think that values, no matter who you are, participation. Their perfor- if enough of us listened to what race or religion you are. or mance on the BGSU campus reggae music a lot. that we what part of the world you live this Friday, SepL 12. promises could be spurred to social In." to be a Joyous celebration of action, collectively." No sounds would be more diversity from which no one Reggae music, as played by appropriate for an event called will be excluded. the Ark Band and thousands of "Stepping Across Difference" Few other musical acts work other performers around the than the sounds of reggae music as hard — from first song to globe, may be the closest thing and the Ark Band. Come early the last — ai getting an audi- we have to a true "world music." and bring vour dancing shoes. ence Involved and participat- Reggae records once came only ing. from Jamaica: now they also Tom Weber A BGSU student once told come from London, Honolulu. Gannon U.. Erie, PA It takes two to truly express yourself Conan has Andy. Dave's got tives. knowledge by not hearing out Insightful I really don't care. Me. Not only should we not be Paul. I got stuck with Bill, Would you be reading an other's ideas. More open I'mjust Insightful A Jew major CHAD KING afraid to take In the views of having no credentials and no opinion column If you weren't mindedness and less ignorance flaws aside. I've made you stop others, we should feel free to experience. Well, that makes Interested in someone else's would be nice. too. and think. If only for a second. (& SIDEKICK) share aspects of ourselves. It is two of us. way of thinking? I'm reading It If you hate every word that My opinions are no more amazing what one can learn There are many aspects of a because I know the writers. you read in this column, or this valuable than your classmates or We are all Just people trying to from a brief conversation. Or Just person's thought process, yet Whatever your motivation, paper, you are still taking in professors. Its Just something make the best of things while a sentence or two. only a few such aspects are you're reading me express my information and putting It to different. I've Just found a way to we're on this planet. We are all Think for a minute. This is the portrayed for others. Some are thoughts. Expression comes In some use. give my Ideas In a different form. equal due to the fact that we all way we're going to express hidden for good reasons and a numerous amount of forms. With this, both the expres- For some It could be playing have different Interpretations, ourselves to you. How are you others may benefit from an From watching a ballet to sionist and the Interpreter football or singing at Howard's. and that should be what makes going to express yourselves to individuals surroundings. This listening to a politician blow hot should be commended for the It's all different expressions with us thrive. No one Is right, no one us? Are you going to be hostile, is done through the sharing of air. you are taking in an transfer of knowledge. Not all equal value. Is wrong. Except us of course. benevolent, constructive, or non- ideas. expressionist's interpretation. expressionists take the form of The more Ideas the better. ....That was ajoke. Get used to responsive In your expressions or The most powerful tool on What you do with this music, books or movies. That's why I asked my roommate it. feelings toward this column? this planet Is knowledge. Not information is entirely up to Most come from Just day to to be a part of this column, to Everyone Is an expressionist, You've taken some sort of necessarily "book smarts' or the you. You may feel that the day interactions with people. make what you're reading even no matter what the form. We all thinking from this column. All ability to excel scholastlcally. politician Is a pompous, arro- Your roommate tells you what he more diverse. Things that are the have some kind of Influence on we ask Is that you pass on the but a knowledge of life. This is gant, out-of-touch person. thinks of last night's game. A same are not as interesting, so others. We all spread knowledge. sharing of Ideas. achieved by learning about However, you're thinking and classmate mentions that a test we don't intend for this to be a We are all learning from one We don't care if It's a clever one's world and its different learning as you are making that was particularly hard. "normal" column. Two views are another. retort to us or Just going out of perspectives. decision. All processed informa- You benefit by their expres- always better than one. Where would we be without your way to talk to a fellow We tend to find others' ideas tion can be put to some use. sions, no matter how insignifi- Enjoy speaking to those with the expressions of those that student. Just communicate with Interesting. Or maybe Just down Differences of opinion occur cant they may seem. Suck different beliefs. Don't get came before us? If Ben Franklin someone. Enlighten them and right tmbestltc. Although we may constantly, but both sides something from everything that offended If your perspectives would have chosen not to write let them educate you as well. not agree with them, they make benefit from the perspective of involves you. and that is eoery- contradict theirs. This doesn't Poor Richard's Almanac, or had Chad King is a columnist for the us think, and therefore, have a the other. No matter how thtng. make them that much different Martin Luther King Jr. never News. Interruptions courtesy of Bill small Impact on us. We are extreme the differences are. we Whether you think I'm stuck than you. Nor does It make them spoke, we would be severely less Roser. Send comments to kingchs® Intrigued by diverse perspec- have nothing to lose but up, utterly stupid, or possibly correct. educated today. bgnet.bgsu.edu or to 210 West Hall. \ i Friday. September 10, 1997 The B(i News three

FACT: Alcohol impairs concentration and stows the body's reactions.

FICTION: < Not one BCSU student has ever consumed THREE one drop of alcohol and had these effects. People on the Street A look at what some members o( the community think about the issue of the day:

Today's Question: "Do yen think that Mother Wednesday, 9/10/97 Teresa's death has been overshadoived by Princess Campus Awareness (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Diana's?" Union Foyer. Sponsored by Golden Key National Honor Society Creating Web Pages III: Advanced Uses of Claris Homepage (Mac) (10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) 126 Hayes Hall Computer Lab. Cory Pate Stacy Keller Stephany Keller Jessica Johnson Jay Chappelle Tables, frames and image maps. Sophmore Junior Sophomore Sponsored by the Center for Teach- Sophmore Sophomore ing, Learning and Technology Business Psychology Pre-med VCT Criminal Justice Student Organizations Fair "Yes. It seems that they "Yes. Diana's death "Yes. Because of the "Yes. I think the news "Yes, but I think every- (11 a.m.- 3 p.m.) should do more for was more tragic paparazzi, she was overwhelmed Mother thing was set up for the Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Student someone who helped because she was young more in the public eye Teresa and caused her media when the Prin- Union. Get involved! More than 120 people than someone However, Mother than Mother Teresa." death." cess died. The media student organizations will be at the in the middle of Teresa's death was Fair with representatives ready to tell wasn't expecting you more about what they do. controversv." more natural." Mother Teresa to die." reaturine prizes, music, ami entertainment. You can also get lunch for $2. For more information, call the OHIO Weather Today's Office of Student Life, 372-2843. Wednesday, Sept. 10 a note of International Travel Grant Proposal Workshop (2 p.m. AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions anil high temperatures e Day - 3 p.m.) 1103 Offenhauer West. Workshop MICH to learn how to write a proposal toreceive a travel grant to study "The settlement makes economic sense. It abroad during the 1998 spring was accomplished at far less expense than the semester. Call 372-0309/0479 with University would have paid in additional questions. legal fees to prove Ms. Noe's claims had no ASC Fall Reception (3 p.m. - 5 p.m.) merit." Mileti Alumni Center. Administra- (lit Boutelle tive staff are invited to the annual fall reception at which the presentation of director of Public Relations concerning the $95,000 out-of-court the Ferrari Award will be made. settlement with former University employee Bernadette Noe Rush for Phi Delta Theta (6 p.m. -10 p.m.) Thumbs Up Back of Conklin.

To Duane Whitmire in University Computer Services Fall Rush (7 p.m. - 9:30 for truly caring about BGSU and practicing the motto p.m.) of putting "students first." We hope his effort is conta- Old Fraternity Row Courtyard. Pi gious. Kappa Phi Zeta Beta Tau Rush To shuttle bus drivers- who will pick you up wherever Concert (7:30 p.m. - 9:30 you are. p.m.) Area behind ZBT house. To off campus food- because everybody needs a Showers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy change of pace. Open to all FAS: Roger Via Associated Press GraphicsNet Schupp, percussion (8 p.m.) Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. Faculty Artist Series Thumbs Down concert featuring percussionist Roger ■ To roomate contracts- for being due so early in the year. Schupp. Free. Study Abroad Re-entry Today's ■ To intramural officials- for not waiting a few minutes Session (8 p.m. -10 p.m.) for a team to collect all of their players. 1104 Offenhauer West. Session for Weather all students who studied abroad I To the University- for taking all the computers out of during the 1996-97 academic year or the fraternity houses a week before classes, and then during the 1997 summer term. Students will share their overseas Today doing nothing to restore them. experiences with each other. Call 372- Rain. High: 70. Low: 61. ■ To shuttle bus drivers- for leaving just before you get 0309/0479 with questions. there. Thursday's listings can be found on the University loeb page. Thursday The calendar of events is a service o/The BG News tor the community. Sunday's Cloudy with rain. High: 71. Low: 55. PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at the University. We at The BG News consider it an offbeat page where we events can be found on the University try to offer something for eivrybotly. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of our staff. Have a nice day. web page. Do you know where your umbrella is? POUR American Heart Attention Seniors!!! 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HMCe provided M » puWC M'Vcr C19M 1996 A/nymn Mwfcl «MOTW \ page 4 The BG News Wednesday, September 10, 1997 Senate focuses Puddle jumping on students □ The Faculty Senate more "team-oriented" approach for the faculty and students. meets for the first time of Holmes said. the academic year. "By exploring these interests and problems this fall by the By MELISSA NAYMIK formation of the ad hoc commit- The BG News tees and themes, we will be able to look back in the spring to see The University Faculty Senate that we reached our goal for a held its first meeting for the 'premier learning community,"' 1997/1998 academic year Tues- Holmes said. day in the McFall Center Gallery. Tara Gore, president of Un- Bob Holmes, chairman of the dergraduate Student Govern- Faculty Senate, took the floor ment, told the Senate she has first by welcoming all the attend- seen the improvements mainly ing senators, new and old, to the concerning students and faculty meeting. coming together on certain is- Holmes said the Faculty Senate sues, such as services and treat- will focus on three main themes ment. this year. Vice President and Provost for The first theme revolves Academic Affairs Charles around President Sidney Middleton took the floor and Ribeau's statement to the new spoke on how the University had freshmen on campus this year, an "energizing" academic year "students first." According to the for 1996/1997. statement, students are the "cus- According to Middleton, there tomers" in the business model of are roughly the same number of academics on campus. students this fall as there were Holmes said that for every 100 last fall. In the present freshmen students who do not return to class, there are 49 high school Bowling Green between their valedictorians, and the honors freshman and sophomore year, program has expanded the University loses $1 million per year. "We must think about the goals Another theme is related to the and purposes of the University faculty and staff being the most by getting people on campus and Important resource on campus. challenging them, then trans- Those resources are used to forming them into productive, boost and serve students as the independent citizens," said number one priority. Middleton. There are two main changes which are associated with the Technology and enhancing the faculty/staff themes. teaching environment here at the The first change Holmes would University are the two new ini- like to see is a five to six percent tiatives for this year. Af iocUtcd Press phot* pay raise for faculty. The second Students want those initiatives is the addition of ad hoc commit- and they are willing to pay for A jogger passes through puddles as he runs in the rain around the outside ot Cinergy Field in Cincinnati Tuesday. tees to help improve certain them. areas on campus for faculty, "Both enhance the overall ex- staff and students. perience at Bowling Green," The last theme is to obtain a Middleton said. Lawyers withdraw Suspected Nazi may BGaSkU from Jones' case lose U.S. citizenship The Associated Press apology that Mrs. Jones wants. The Associated Press 1. I'm optimistic that I can graduate at the end of this semester. When McMillan also complained that elsewhere in Poland. Officials said Kwoczak was do I apply for graduation? LITTLE ROCK. - A federal the lawyers were "hellbent on PHILADELPHIA - The Jus- Dear I hope I'm graduating. judge Tuesday let Paula Jones' settling." tice Department asked a fed- recruited from the SS-run You must apply for graduation through your college office by lawyers withdraw from her sex- "Paula has always said that eral judge to strip a 76-year- Trawniki Training Camp in 5:00 p.m. on Sept. 12,1997. ual harassment lawsuit against even if she got the 700 ($700,000), old man of his U.S. citizenship, Nazi-occupied Poland to par- ticipate In "Operation Rein- President Clinton but ordered free and clear, every dime to her, alleging he lied about his past as a Nazi SS prison camp hard," a program to exter- 2. When do I list the courses I would like to take Spring 1998 on the that the case stay on course for a the language is what this is about. trial next May. It always has been and the lan- guard when he entered this minate Poland's Jews. STAR-90 system? country. "Trawniki men played an Dear Star Struck, guage was not acceptable at all," "All deadlines shall remain in McMillan told CNN. Fedir Kwoczak claimed instrumental role in carrying In order to be eligible for Priority Registration, you must list when he applied for an entry out Adolf Hitler's genocidal the courses you would like to take spring semester during the place," U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright said in a one- Mrs. Jones claims Clinton visa in 1949 that he worked on designs. The Trawniki men Course Request period which runs through Sept. 19. Instruc- farms in Poland and Germany rounded up and murdered tions for utilizing STAR-90 are found on page 8 of the Schedule page order that let Joseph Cam- propositioned her at a Little Rock marata and Gilbert Davis quit as hotel in 1991 when he was gov- during World War II. Jews throughout Nazi- of Classes. The Course List for spring 1998 is found beginning The government alleged in occupied Poland and brutally on page 69 of the Schedule of Classes. Mrs. Jones' lawyers. ernor and she was a state em- New attorneys for Mrs. Jones ployee its complaint filed Monday, enslaved thousands of non- have yet to emerge. Davis and Cammarata had Kwoczak served as a Ukrain- Jewish Poles," said Eli M. Ro- 3. This b my first semester at BGSU and my classes are a lot more diffi- The two lawyers said in papers pressed on with Mrs. Jones' case ian SS guard and helped the senbaum, director of the Jus- cult than my high school classes were. Where can I go for help? filed Monday that they had "fun- while the president's lawyers Nazis slaughter thousands of tice Department's Office of Dear Befuddled, damental differences of opinion" sought to have it either delayed Jews in the Warsaw ghetto and Special Investigations. There are many academic support services available on cam- with Mrs. Jones about how the or dismissed. The U.S. Supreme pus to assist you: case should proceed. Court ruled in May that the case TRUSTEES The Study Skills Laboratory - located in 213 Moseley Hall. should proceed, and Wright last dents, faculty and staff with the They offer a variety of workshops and videotapes to view on The lawyers' request to leave month set a trial date of May 27. Continued from page one. most advanced technology capa- such topics as study skills, test anxiety, precision questioning the case came after Mrs. Jones bilities possible and the network- and exam-taking. Students can also sign up for mentor sessions rejected settlement terms that In asking to leave the case, "We have made huge com- ing project is a key component in for a wide variety of courses. The mentors are upperclass stu- her spokeswoman said the law- Davis and Cammarata said Mrs. mittments to provide our stu- this commitment," he said. dents who meet weekly with a small group of students who are yers had pushed: $700,000 and a Jones had talked to other attor- taking the same course with the same instructor. Mentors assist vague statement of regret from neys and also still had a Little FAIR students in learning how to learn material and also help them the president for any damage to Rock lawyer, Daniel Traylor. an open house to encourage in- with organizing their notes, taking tests, reading their texts, etc. Mrs. Jones' reputation. However, Traylor has said he, Continued from page one. volvement, the Organizations The Writing Laboratory - located in 303 Moseley Hall. They too, wants to leave the case. Fair allows students to find out can assist students with writing for any class, not just English Mrs. Jones' spokeswoman Su- The two lawyers said this week opportunity to see which clubs about UAO or any other organi- composition. Stop in or call to make an appointment to meet san Carpenter McMillan said the they have "full confidence" in interest them. zation without any pressure, ac- with a tutor. proposed deal lacked the strong her harassment claim. Although UAO has already had cording to Joyce. The Mathematics Laboratory - located in 101J University Hall. They assist students on a walk-in basis with mathematics NOE and statistics courses. would I be able to help them if I ue to support the University as plished at far less expense than Also, do not be afraid to visit your instructor during his/her didn't stand up for myself when we always have," Noe said. "My Continued from page one. the University would have paid office hours for help. it happened to me? I feel a re- stepdaughter is a senior in the in additional legal fees to prove sponsibilty to not let this happen music school. Most of the people Ms. Noe's claims had no merit." She was also satisfied with the 4.1 took a course at a college near home during the summer. How can I to someone else." involved in the case are no longer "The Bowling Green trustees terms, although the University She said that President Sidney there and that certainly figures decided to enter into this settle- have the credit transferred to Bowling Green? admits no wrongdoing or har- Dear Transient Trina, Ribeau has worked hard to Im- into my thinking about BG." ment to end the pending lawsuits assment. prove the University's aware- Noe's plans for the future are and threats of more to come in Contact the college where you took the course and request "From what I understand, that that an official transcript be mailed to the Office of Registration ness of sexual harassment. to finish law school at the Uni- the future," Boutelle said. "It is just the standard way the law- "President Ribeau should be versity of Toledo, where she is enables the University to elim- and Records at BGSU. In order for transfer credit to be accept- suit formalities are worked out ed, you need to have an overall BGSU grade point average of at commended for his work In es- currently a second-year student. inate the distractions and In- and that is OK with me," Noe least 2.00. If BGSU has a course equivalent to the one you took tablishing a women's center and When she finishes, she wants to vestment of significant time and said. and you earned a grade of C or better, the course should be ac- requiring sexual harassment work on women's issues. expense which have resulted cepted. The equivalency of courses taken elsewhere should be Noe said she had to come for- training for employees," Noe The settlement appears to be from the three lawsuits Ms. Noe verified at the Office of Registration and Records at BGSU be- ward with her claims of harass- said. satisfactory to both sides. has filed since 1995." ment because of a responsibility fore these courses are taken. Although she has spent most of According to Clif Boutelle, di- to her family. the last three years battling the rector of public relations, the Neither Nancy Footer, general "My husband and I are raising University in various court- agreement made the most sense counsel, or Marshall Rose, direc- BGaSkU is a service provided by the University's Academic five children, four of them being Advisors. rooms, Noe said she has no ill for the University financially. tor of affirmative action, were girls," Noe said. "If they were feelings toward the University. "The settlement makes sense," able to be reached for comment ever in a situation like this, how "My husband and I will contin- Boutelle said. "It was accom- late Tuesday. Don't miss outJ Looking for a way Come to the to get involved? Want to impress your future employer? Represent B.G.S.U. 1 Wed, Sept 10 in theLenhart as a Tour Guide !! * Grand Ballroom from 11 -3 Applications will be available in 110 McFall and join in the fun today. from September 5th through September 12th. If you have any questions, call 372-9866. Remember, JOEVEVG IS HALF TOE BATHE! Get involved! 77 ♦ Wednesday, September 10, 1997 The B(; News page 5

Tod McCloskey Till* Kac*k|>2ia£<'S will return Entertainment Editor next week! Entertainment 372-2603 9 "The Great Seduction" 'Rage show bitter The Effects of Media on Culture pill to swallow By JENIFER KEEL they opened with "Vletnow," a The BC News song from their recent "Evil Em- ?neoe£ pire" album. Over 10,000 fans rushed to the The crowd moshed and Blossom Music Center in Cleve- Jumped, but the excitement soon #* land, Ohio, on August 24, in order died out, for Rage Against the X Sponsored to see two of today's most popu- Machine seemed to be in less **&* by lar bands: Wu-Tang Clan and than their prime. They had no UAO Rage Against the Machine, with light show to keep the crowd's at- special guest Atari Teenage Riot. tention and a small sound system. Teenage Riot took the stage at After the first thirty minutes 7:30 p.m. and got the massive of their set, everyone had crowd psyched and energized for stopped dancing and many peo- XHE DAILY NEWS the two main features. Wu-Tang ple looked as if they were ready m to go home. Clan arrived fashionably late, yet photo provided . they still managed to get the "The mosh pit was fun, but the HOT OFF THE PRESS! crowd jumping and screaming show needed a lot of improve- Rage Against the Machine lead singer Zach de la Rocha (right) jams with beat-heavy rap. ment," freshman Stephanie with the rest of the band. Although the crowd seemed to Heldt said. enjoy the show, Wu-Tang had to Rage played songs from the Preferred Properties^ leave the stage after only a half- "Evil Empire" album, such as .38 Special rocks 530 S. MAPLE ST. 352-9378v hour show of their music to make "Bulls on Parade," "Down way for Rage Against the Rodeo" and "People of the Sun." Now Leasing Summer & Fall Machine's two-hour long set. They also played tunes from Labor Day concert w Fox Run * Haven House Manor Led by Zach de la Rocha, this their first self-titled album, By TROY REYNOLDS Los Angeles-based band is popu- "Rage Against the Machine," in- The BC News The group powered their way Piedmont * Birchwood Place lar for their unique mix of rap cluding "Bullet in the Head" and through hit after hit for the ap- Mini Mall * Small Buildings and heavy metal, as well as their "Killing in the Name of." Another Labor Day has marked preciative crowd; "Wide-Eyed Frontier Housing * Houses strong, politically-based lyrics. It was a good night to hear the end of the season. Summer Southern Boys," "Back Where As they took the stage, which some good, hard-hitting music, vacation is over, students are go- You Belong" and "Hold on Loose- All residents receive a membership to Cherrywood Health Spa was decorated with large pic- but a disappointing stage per- ing back to school, the weather ly" kept the audience going from tures of the American flag, Uncle formance left the audience feel- will soon begin to grow colder, beginning to end. Not all of the (Indoor heated swimming pool, sauna. HydraSpa 41 Sam and other political symbols, ing high and dry. and the 1997 Citifest concert songs had been hits, but the Whirtpooi, complete exercise equipment, complete locker room and shower facilities.) schedule has come to a close. crowd did not seem to care; they This year's festivities included ate up everything. .38 Special fci Radiohead still a Saturday night performance by played and continued to clamor the rock band .38 Special. for more. Formed 22 years ago, the group Barnes announced early on proved they were still going that they could play forever, and continues to rock strong on a perfect evening along as the sky faded to black, it be- the river. The two-hour exhibi- gan to appear as if they might. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS, By KEVIN NEUDECKER collective awe before an eruption tion of sound and fury was just While some shows drag on until DUPLEXES, AND HOUSES TheBG News of cheers. I have been to nearly what the the city needed to end the audience begs for an end, this 50 shows and have never seen a an otherwise lackluster concert was not one of them. As the con- Anxiety-ridden rock-and-roll crowd so enamored with the art- season. cert continued, hopes began to 109 N. Main St. #H $300.00 may not be the mainstay of ists on the stige. The backbone of the group, grow in the crowd that Barnes 117 N. Main St. #4,5 $295.00 modern rock radio like it was Complimenting Yorke's beau- Donnie Van Zant and Don Bar- might not have been making an 134 N. Main St. #4 $295.00 three or four years ago, but that tiful voice was the musical skills nes, has remained unchanged idle boast. 13180 Maple St. Weston#5 $265.00 has not stopped Radiohead from of the rest of the band. Lead through the years, and it showed As with all good things, 221 S. Summit $300.00 creating two of the most accla- guitarist Johnny Greenwood was in their chemistry. The two com- however, the show had to finally imed albums of the decade; The a virtual one-man band, playing plimented each other brilliantly come to an end. Only a truly Bends (1995) and OK Computer organ on "Planet Telex," piano on for one of the largest crowds heartfelt roar from the audience (1997). The reason Is that lead "Karma Police" and xylophone seen at the concert series in quite kept the band going a little bit TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS, singer Thom Yorke is sincere in on the sweet lullaby "No Sur- awhile. longer with a short encore. The the lyrics and voice he expresses prises." He handled all of this, Van Zant, brother of deceased crowd clearly wanted the group DUPLEXES AND HOUSES in the music he helps to create. along with his guitar duties, often Lynyrd Skynyrd vocalist Ronnie to keep "Rockin" into the Night" 843 Sixth St. #7 $450.00 on the same song. Ed O'Brien Van Zant and current Skynyrd with more music, but the time fi- 31 Stonegate Circle $825.00 Tne performance Radiohead provided the rhythm guitar, as vocalist Johnny Van Zant, nally came to go home. 326 N. Findley, Portage, Brand New!! $550.00 gave to a sold-out crowd at The well as backing vocals. Phil Sel- showed a powerful, aggressive The chemistry between the Lakewood Civic Auditorium on way provided the powerful beats, nature which was juxtaposed band and the crowd was great, Aug. 16 was nothing short of and Colin Greenwood held it all perfectly with Barnes more laid- leading to one of the best concert THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS, mesmerizing. The show began as together with his impeccable back approach. Barnes was not experiences in quite a while. The the computerized voice that ac- bass playing. Selway especially passive, but compared to Van people even seemed nearly as in- DUPLEXES, AND HOUSES companies "Fitter, Happier" ad- shlned with his potent drumming Zant, he certainly had a calming terested in the music as the beer, 121 E. REED ST. DUPLEX $650.00 dressed the crowd. The bands' on the haunting "Climbing Up the influence on the band. something that doesn't happen in silhouettes strolled onto stage Walls." Constantly jumping all over Promenade Park too often. Van amidst the vibrant lighting dis- the stage and waving his micro- Zant might have actually meant play. They commenced the music The set concluded with a ren- phone stand around. Van Zant it when he told the audience that NEWIPVE with "Lucky," and the show dition of "The Bends" that had all never let the energy down for an he wanted to take them on tour Rentals never let up for one minute of the three guitarists jumping around Instant, except near the begin- with the band instead of just pay- 21 song set. the stage like Pete Townshend. ning, when the band performed ing the standard lip service. They returned for a three song "Rebel to Rebel" in honor of his It is only fitting that the Labor After slashing through "Just" encore that consisted of "High late brother. Even during the Day celebration played host to and "Alrbag," Yorke took the and Dry," "Banana Co." and the performance of that song, one of the hardest working bands 328 S. Main St. stage solo for the beginning of darkly beautiful "Street Spirit." however, his pent-up rage and in the business. Hopefully, next (our only office) "Exit Music (For a Film)." After The band exited the stage but emotion were obviously brewing year's concert series will contin- the first note, with the exception were willed back by the crowd Just below the surface. ue to build on this season's excel- 352-5620 of a few idle yells, the crowd was and finished the evening with the The band's nearly perfect lent finale. completely silent and attentive first track off their first album, sound seemed to eminate from for every minute of the set. "Pablo Honey," "You." They left Van Zant's fury. While it was not the stage for the last time and an extremely loud concert, the The heavy storms outside left the crowd stunned. There sound was so rich and full that it caused the power to expire for a was no sign of the breakthrough made many recent concerts pale moment, but Yorke did not lose hit "Creep" on this night and no by comparison. The perfect his focus. The rest of the band one seemed to mind. Radiohead blend of sound left no high- joined him for the powerful cli- are a band that take themselves pitched guitar wailing or over- CUSTOMER powering drum beats; instead, a 4s|> 4§r max and crescendo of the song, and their music very seriously, a as Yorke's plaintive voice trait that is normally seen as self- wall of sound, beautifully inte- crooned, "We hope that you indulgent. Instead, they seem grated from top to bottom, rolled choke." When the song ended, the like five men in love with the over the audience, to their de- APPRECIATION DAY crowd was silent for a moment in music they create. light. SEPTEMBER 8, 9 & 10 p ,|CI 35D-OMINO CALLAM lib! (353-6646) 1616 E. 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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 The Blasting Post 'Rebuilding' OSU tough as ever Mike

LEONARD □ The Buckeyes remain about who's coming back." Senior Pepe Pearson returns at maine led the Big Ten in quar- country. All 14 of those departed start- tailback where he rushed for terback rating and was the Rose BQ N«ws a national power despite Clinton Wayne (6-3, 240) and ers were either drafted or signed nearly 1,500 yards and 17 touch- Bowl Most Valuable Player. Matt LaVar (6-3, 220) anchor the Sportswriter losing several starters by an NFL team, including tackle downs last season. Michael Wiley Up front, the Buckeyes wel- defensive line from their end po- from last year's Rose Orlando Pace and defensive back will also see action in the back- come back two returning starters sition, while Jim Bell (6-5, 270) is Bowl team. Shawn Springs, who were draft- field after being used as a flan- in center Eric Gohlstin (6-3, 305 the nose tackle. Support the ed first and third overall, respec- ker last year and is electric every lbs.) and guard Rob Murphy (6-5, Linebackers Kevin Johnson By RYAN JOHNSON tively. time he touches the ball. 300). New starters Ben Gilbert and Jerry Rudzinski join Kat- 'realfootbalV The BG News Despite losing so many start- The Buckeye receivers are (6-5, 300) and Brooks Burris (6-6, zenmoyer in the middle of the ers. Cooper still has loads of tal- speedsters David Boston and Dee 300) make up the right side of the Buckeye defense. A friend of mine once asked me Ohio State has the luxury of be- ent and per- Miller. Boston had a solid fresh- line, while freshmen Tyson Wal- The secondary has three new what was the greatest play that I haps the two men campaign, when he was sec- ter (6-5, 305) takes over for Pace had ever seen in any sport. ing just that - Ohio State. Only starters to go along with Moore My response was quick: "No the Buckeyes can be ranked in biggest main- ond on the team with 33 catches, at left tackle. in Antoine Winfield, Che Bryant question. When Gary Neville hit a the top 10 in the nation in what stays of the including two touchdowns in the Throw in tight end John Lump- and Ahmed Plummer. beautiful crossing ball to the many are calling a rebuilding Buckeye pro- Rose Bowl. kin (6-8, 260) and the Buckeyes The Buckeyes opened the 1997 head of Eric Cantona to win the year for the Scarlet and Gray. gram: speed Running the show again for have tremendous size in the season on Aug. 28 with a 24-10 F.A. Cup for Man. U. in '95." Did After going 11-1 and winning and experience Ohio State will be quarterbacks offensive trenches. win over Wyoming. you respond to this statement by the Rose Bowl last year, coach at the skill po- Stanley Jackson and Joe Ger- Ohio State returns only three Jackson threw for one touch- saying, "What the heck is he talk- John Cooper is left with trying to sitions and size maine. Both players saw action in starters defensively from last down and ran for another against ing about?" You are not alone. All the shoes of 14 departed on the all 12 games last year and Cooper year's squad in tackle Winfield the Cowboys. Wiley had 120 What I described was the win- starters. offensive line. Cooper doesn't see that trend stopping. Gamett (6-6, 305), free safety yards rushing, but it was not the ning goal for Manchester United, "This year's "We'll play two quarterbacks, Damon Moore and middle line- England's soccer equivalent to "We lost probably more quality same Buckeye performance of the Dallas Cowboys, in the football players last year then team is awfully young, but we just like we play two tight ends backer Andy Katzenmoyer. years past. British Football Association Cup any program in the country," have some talented kids stepping or two running backs, or two of Moore is a Thorpe Award (defen- "We made enough mistakes final. The match is considered to said Cooper, who is in his 10th forward," Cooper said. "We have any position," Cooper said. sive backs) candidate, while Kat- against Wyoming to last a life- be Britain's Super Bowl. year at the Buckeye helm. "But I some people that will eventually Jackson is a dangerous threat zenmoyer, who had 85 tackles time," Cooper said. "It remains By now, some readers are never think about that. As soon as become excellent football running or passing and was 11-0 and 12 sacks as a freshmen, Is a to be seen what kind of football thinking in these terms: "Oh a player leaves, I better worry players at Ohio State." as a starter in 1996, while Ger- candidate for every award in the team we will be." great, soccer. That stupid inter- national game that's trying to force itself on America." Sports Briefs Well, folks it's not an "interna- Falcons hold off charge tional" game anymore. Soccer, which ESPN correctly has called "The Real Football," is Ratchuk signs with Avalanche growing immensely in popularity from resurgent Penguins here In America. Bowling Green Sophomore defenseman Peter Ratchuk will forego his final Is one place where soccer is gain- □ Youngstown State three years of hockey eligibility after signing with the Colorado Avalanche, the Falcon hockey office reported. ing at least a foothold as a major gives the Falcons a run sport. Ratchuk registered nine goals and 12 assists for Bowling BG's soccer program is largely for their money before Green in his freshman campaign, en route to being named an representative of the current honorable mention CCHA All-Rookie team member. status of U.S. soccer. The Falcons BG put the match away. The Buffalo, N.Y. native was Colorado's first-round pick (25th enter this season riding an all- she is able to hit over the blocks." overall) in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft. The Avalanche won the "Lewis and Murphy did an Stanley Cup in 1996. time high tide of confidence. By RYAN JOHNSON excellent job on the outside," Van Terms of the contract were not disclosed. After two straight Mid- The BG News American Conference champion- De Walle continued. "They were ships, two straight appearances in able to take big swings at the Pigskin Picks to run tomorrow On some nights you don't need Lewis Watkins ball, and that's what we need the NCAA tournament, and last to be great to win, just good year's trip to NCAA Sweet 16, BG them to do." enough. Due to space limitations, The BG News' Pigskin Picks feature has established itself as one of as the Falcons struggled early, Wendy Watkins continued to be the top soccer programs in the That was the case for the Bowl- trailing 9-5. Van De Walle substi- will appear in tomorrow's edition. After tomorrow, it will run ing Green volleyball team, who the floor leader for the Falcons, every Wednesday. nation. Yet the Falcons are lucky tuted Heather Greig in at server, as the senior had 10 kills and 21 If attendance at any of their home had to regroup against a resilient Entries are still due by 5 p.m. Friday. which seemed to give the Falcons digs to go along with 50 assists. games exceeds 500. Youngstown State team before the spark that they needed. Likewise, U.S. Soccer is riding downing the Penguins 15-7, 15-4, "Wendell played like a senior Lemieux elected to Hall of Fame The Falcons scored five should tonight," Van De Walle high after hosting World Cup '94 14-16, 15-12 in front of more than straight points, highlighted by a and forming Major League Soc- 400 fans at Anderson Arena said. "She had to do a lot of run- TORONTO ~ Mario Lemieux and Bryan Trottier, teammates cer. MLS competes at the "Div- pair of kills by Lori Kemerer. ning to set the ball, but did a Tuesday night. Bowling Green went on to take a on the Pittsburgh Penguins' Stanley Cup-winning teams in 1991 ison I" level of international great job." and 1992, were elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Tuesday. competition, meaning that the BG (6-1) won the first two 12-9 lead and was able to hold off games handily, but Youngstown Kris Pesorda added seven kills Edmonton Oilers general manager Glen Sather was honored In United States now has an equal to yet another Penguin charge for and 11 digs for the Falcons. the builder's category, with all three to be inducted Nov. 17. the English Premier League. State (2A) fought back before fi- the win. Lemieux overcame Hodgkin's disease and a serious back In- nally succumbing to the Falcons Despite this, the media con- "We made some adjustments Falcons host public after game jury during his extraordinary 12-year career. His election comes stantly degrades the merits of in a tough fourth game. after the second game and were without the usual three-year wait. The Hall cited his "outstand- soccer and often refuses to In- "We're happy with the win, but able to get back in the game," The Falcons' home opener also ing pre-eminence and skill" in waiving waiting period. clude soccer with football, bas- we didn't play as well as we Youngstown State coach Joe "I think it's fantastic," Montreal's Mark Recchi, a former ketball, hockey and (ugh) base- served as "Meet the Team" would have liked," BG coach Conroy said. "But they came night. BG players and coaches linemate of Lemieux, said Tuesday. "If anybody, he deserves It. ball as "major" sports. ESPN Denise Van De Walle said. "It ... He made hockey in Pittsburgh." does have the rights to cover back in the final game and hung around for several minutes was nice playing at home and showed their true form like a The Hall has inducted eight other players without the normal MLS, but thus far the major after the match ended to greet waiting period: Bobby Orr, Gordie Howe, Jean Beliveau, Terry networks have passed on airing seeing all of the support, but we Bowling Green State team does." the fans that braved the rainy know we need to play better." Sawchuk, Red Kelly, Ted Lindsay, Maurice Richard and Dit MLS games other than October's The difference between the weather to make It to Anderson Clapper. championship game. With the score knotted at 14 in two teams was most evident at Arena. Why this reluctance to em- the third game, the Falcons had a the net, where the Falcons out ki 1 brace the world's most popular chance to sweep the Penguins, led the Penguins 69-56. Outside Falcons travel to California Whiten won't face charges game? BG's soccer team has per- but made two costly mistakes hitters Melissa Lewis and formed much better than the that forced the fourth game. Heather Murphy were solid, with Bowling Green leaves today MILWAUKEE - Mark Whiten will not be charged with sexual- football team, yet most people on "We made too many errors in ly assaulting a woman at a hotel last month because prosecutors campus can remember the foot- 19 and 12 kills respectively, for California to do battle in the the third set," sophomore while middle hitter Keisha Wil- don't have enough evidence against the former New York Yan- ball team's leading scorer from a Dan Gamel Invitational in Fre- kees outfielder. year ago (Courtney Davis) but Heather Murphy said. "We start- kins had 13 kills and three solo sno. The Falcons will play Arkan- ed to play to our opponents' level, Both sides on Tuesday agreed the 31-year-old woman was can't remember the same player blocks. sas-Little Rock and Fresno State drunk and had sex with Whiten after meeting him at the hotel. for soccer (Steve Klein, who now instead of just playing our style." "Keisha dominates the Friday, before tangling with However, they disagree on whether the sex was consensual. plays for MLS's New England The Penguins continued their middle," Van De Walle said. "She Santa Clara and Cal State- Revolution). momentum into the fourth game, is such a tremendous jumper that Fullerton Saturday. Compiled from staff and wire reports What is the reason behind this rejection? Low scores? That never stopped hockey or base- ball. No support from the next genratlon? Kids are soccer's BG improvement coming at right time biggest fans, just like all the other sports. Lack of big-name Bowling Green women's soc- earlier in the year. "Our feeling schedule going," he said. "I think Scoreless string broken personalities? Please. In England, cer coach Tom Piccirillo feels is that those types of games can't our MAC schedule is great. When Eric Cantona makes Dennis 's Soccer^ When Mentrup scored her first he's seen an improvement. And help you at all." you look at who we've played, Rodman look tame. So instead, BG must fight its we're not saying we're going to goal 14 minutes into the game What I am asking for here is for just in time, too, seeing as his ebook ^ team heads into Friday's game way through the giants. And Pic- build up to the MAC. We took the against St. Francis, it broke a you, the reader, to support soc- schedule on head-on initially with scoreless string of 284 minutes cer, both at BG and in America. against Indiana, then an almost Jim cirillo isnt looking to just play the feeling that we've played for the Falcons. Give It a chance and help it to non-stop Mid-American Confer- the teams well. grow. Fifty years ago, the ence schedule beginning Sunday. TOCCO "The game against Ohio State these kinds of games before." The streak started Aug. 29 in National Basketball Association could have easily been 1-0," he Kent, after Kerry McKee's over- After Sunday's 5-0 drubbing of BG News time goal. was an upstart league. Now the St. Francis, he felt the team had said. "But our feeling is that we Seeing red NBA has grown to have world- shown signs of a positive change. Sports Editor don't want the moral victories, Speaking of scoreless... wide popularity. With fan support "I think we saw an improve- we want the real victories." When the Falcons take on In- and a little time, soccer could be- So BG must look for real vic- diana Friday, it will be the fifth BG has played in six games, in- come our national pastime. ment," he said. "We came out and we got a lot of confidence built." diana on the schedule of a first- tories when it takes on Northern consecutive red and white team cluding their scrimmage against If you're still not convinced, the Falcons have faced. Findlay. They have won three think of my plea in this way: This had been the plan all year team is almost unheard of, Illinois on Sunday, launching on a America often asserts that "we'- along. Piccirillo intentionally but Piccirillo said there is trek in which it faces six MAC and lost three, but all the games re number one." forged a grueling schedule to method to the madness. schools in seven games. This is Before Indiana, BG has faced have been shutouts. The United States can't make prepare the women for excel- "A lot of the MAC teams the telling portion of the season. Louisville, Dayton, Ohio State They have won by scores of that claim until it wins the World lence. Putting huge programs scheduled division III and NAIA "I think it helps us that we're and St. Francis - all wear red and 1-0. 1-0 and 5-0, and lost 1-0, 5-0 Cup. like Dayton, Ohio State and In teams on their schedule," he said the last team to get the MAC white. and 3-0.

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ATTENTION SPECIAL E D MAJORS RECEPTION! Alpha Gamma DeRa RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA Please join us for our 1 si SCLC meeting All Presidents 4 Advisors of campus organiza- SERVICES OFFERED Congratulations to Heidi Schram RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA Wed Sept i0th@9 00 tions are invited to attend the Presi- for her recent pearling to RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA Welcome Parry. Elections dent/Advisors Reception on Wed. Sept. 17th The BG News Marcel Sabers RUSH ALPHA XI DELTA PIZZA! at 7:00pm The reception is it be held m tie Alpha Gamma Delia Community Suite. 3rd Floor, University Union, $ CASH FOR COLLEGES Classified GRANTS 4 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE with President Ribeau presenting the keynote Attention Seniors III FROM PRIVATE 4 PUBLIC SECTORS address. Those attending should RSVP lo fne RUSH SIG EP Are you interested in becoming the 1997 GREAT OPPORTUNITY. CALL NOW. Ads Office of Student Lite by Tues.. Sept. 16th by AXO-RUSH-AXO *An Sport Champs• Horn*.coming King or Queen? 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Sept 10 8pm Rodgers East Lobby FREE Pregnancy Tests. mill M ■ <(trt»ri ix iwi ita buM of my <*hcf if(ally Coming Sept. 12 K> University Thuri Sept.11 7pm Krelscher Aclivlly CONFIDENTIAL and CARING. Union. 7-8:15pm Room 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center SENIOR PORTRAITS BGSU SWEATSHIRT SALE SENIOR PORTRAITS Ttm BO Ne»i mwertm the rich to ded BM. dacaitmc SKYDIVE NOW"! 10 minutes from B.G.S.U. FALCON HOUSE SPORTING GOODS SENIOR PORTRAITS oi n>i» my htoruaemnM mub m xbcm found to be CALLING ALL STUDENTS! RUSH ALPHA PHI OMEGA 1 st Jump courses every Sat. or Sun. Student & Starting Mon. Sept. 15 Cart Wolf Studos will be NOW OPEN- drlvDiuiy. Ikir| m factual buM. iruakadvf at UM Can't decide what to do with all thai extra time? COED NON-GREEK SERVICE FRATERNITY group discounts. VISA 4 MC accepted on campus taking senior portraits from in MM All adSvituBinMiu m atbfwt to celling and Why not join a campus organization?! Come to COME TO AN INFO NIGHT SKYDIVE BG"352-5200 I0am-6pm Any senior graduating m Dec.. CAMPUS LOCATION the Organizations Fair in the Lenlwt Grand Tuea. Sept 9 8pm Prout Lobby May. or Aug. should schedule an appointment Ballfjom on Wednesday, September 10 from Wed. Sept.10 8pm Rodger* East Lobby 900 E. WOOSTER A S. COLLEGE FORMER T.O.'S CAMPUS CORNER by cal 1-800-960-1338. Portraits are taken In 11-3 to find an organization that's right tor you. Thurs. Sept.11 7pm Krelscher Activity 28 West Hal (Basement) and the S6 silting lee 352-3365 Choose from over 100 campus groups and get Room PERSONALS can be charged through the bursar. A sitting involved today' only takes 10-15 minutes, there is no commit! American Heart Biggest Dance Floor ment to buy pictures, and your parents would Campus Films Presents RUSH KAPPA ALPHA ORDER m Bowling Green I love a picture of you_i Association.? 'Inventing the Abbotts' v Rush Kappa Alpha Order- 7 30 to 930 on tie RUSH PHI MU Bojangles Sept 12413,8410pm Study Abroad Re-entry sessions lOli. 11th. 16th. and 17th at the Alpha Gamma RUSH PHI MU $2 00 or BursaraCHe Sessions for al students who studied abroad Delta House. RUSH PHI MU Bojangles/Now Bar RUSH KAPPA ALPHA ORDER dunng rhe 1906-97 academic year or 1907 RUSH PHI MU 893 S Main Si. summer term. Students will share ther over- A Call to Arms: CnminalJusticeOrganization Meeting seas experiences with each other. Sessions Guest Speaker: David Haricw SENIOR PORTRAITS Children's Mrade Network Dance Marathon wril be held Wed. Sept. 10 from 8-10pm and Check Blood United States Marshal's Service SENIOR PORTRAITS ' RUSH SIGMA KAPPA * Steering Committee Applications are out! Sat. Sepl. 13 from 10am to noon in 1104 Of- Wed Sept. 10.9:15pm, 103BA SENIOR PORTRAITS The sisters of Sigma Kappa would like to invite Come join the team that helps make miracles fenhauerWesl Call 2-0309 with questions. Every one-Welcome!!!! Pressure. Starting Mon. Sept 15 Carl Wolf Studios wilt be you to our rush oookout on Wed. Sept. 10 from happen m the lives ol children I on campus taking senior portraits from Travel Grant Money la Available S-fJpm at the Sigma Kappa House. Any Ques- Applications can be picked up al the Dance to Study Abroad I0am-6pm. Any senior graduating in Dec.. tion* call 2-2385. DM * DANCE MARATHON * DM Marathon Office m 450 Student Services. Due Undergraduate students who wish to study May, or Aug. should schedule an appointment * RUSH SIGMA KAPPA * back Sept. 15th. abroad dunng tie 1908 spring semester may by calling 1-800-969-1338 Portraits are taken QUESTIONS?? Call 372-0530 and ask for Come to the 1998 Dance Marathon pick up proposal forms in the Center for Inter- in 28 West Hall (Basement) and the $6 sitting Amy. Julianne, Thad or Jason I Kkh-orf at the Union Mail on Sept. 12 fee can be charged through the bursar. A sil- "' Rush Sigma Chi"" naionsJ Programs (1106 Offenhauer West). from 1 -5pm. Help make miracles happen ting only takes 10-15 minutes. There is no Tha Brothers of Sigma Chi would like to In- DELTA ZETA DELTA ZETA DELTA ZETA The deadline is September X. Call 2 0309 m the Irves of children. committment to buy pictures, and your parents vite you to Informal Rush nights (pizza A We love our new members with questions. ^^^^^^^^^ 1 wings!) Sept. 10th and 11th 7:30-9.30pm would love a picture of you Welcome to our family. Wet T-shirt contest DM - DANCE MARATHON * DM *" Rush Sigma Chi"" Dime's at Bojangles coming soon Do you want to make a difference? Tired ol CONVENTIONAL Realiry? Every Thursday Night Do you want want to have a say in what hap- Join the BG Gaming Society pens on campus? -games of all descnptions "RUSH DELTA ZETA" Individually unique... GPHIBGPHIBGPHIB WANTED Applications now available Call 2-5064 lor details of just show up! Congralulalions to Kim Dacha on being se- 405 Student Sen/ices 222 Ed Bidg 6:00pm Fridays. Together complete Open Rush Dates lected to the BGSU Women's Club Soccer Today til the 17th team! 9:15 Wed. SeptiO @ Ihe State Rm. in ihe 1 bdroom. irg. living area, close to BGSU. 12 GPHIBGPHIBGPHIB Union 9:15 Thurs. Sept.1t @ the Delta Zeta mo. lease, $400 indud. uul 352-1268 after nous*. Dress Is casual. Bnng a friend. For Go Greek! Volunleer Fair Spm. Go Greek> more info, or a nde call Theresa @ 372-5100 or Michele meet me at Bojangles Thursday. September 11 KOREAN MARTIAL ARTS CLUB Fraternity Rush Nikki@ 354-61 76 Thursday night lor Owners 11am-4pm "RUSH DELTA ZETA" Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido Sept. 10.11.16.17 Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Union All students welcome If what happened Chapter open house Talk with representatives from Cal Dan at 353-7274 7:30pm lo 9:30pm over 20 different agencies 'Rush Alpha XI Delta' O'Phi'AIO'PhTA! on your inside Go Greek! Find out how you can get The sisters of Alpha Xi Delia Rush Omega Phi Alpha One female subieaser needed immediately 2 Go Greek! involved m the communityi would like to invite you to open rush: Come find out how fun a bdrm apt. E Merry St. Call 372-6254 Tues. Sept 9 8-8:45 A 9-9:45 Want to find out about Service sorority can be. Quiet, female, non-smoker, wanted to live in happened on your Golden Key National Honor Society will have Wed Sept. 10 8-8:45 A 9-9:45 Information nights Wed. CHAPMAN COLLEGE? 1 family neighborhood dose to BGSU A down- an mformaDon table at the Union Foyer from Hope to see you there Listen to Front A Center Sept. 10th @ 9.00-10.00 rm 101 BA Bldg town BG. t290/mo . 1/2 uul. Call 354-0229. 9am 4pm today 'Rush Alpha XI Delia' and Mon. Sept 15th rm l03BABkfg.(9-10) outside, would Weds. 7-9pm Seeking female subieaser. 1008 Spring se- WFAL680AM/Cable20 Any questions call Karen 373-1785. mester. House located on Troup St. (one block HLLEL 1.00 Beer on Weekends from campus). Live with three other girls. Own BGSU'S JEWISH STUDENT GROUP Bojangles you still smoke? PHI KAPPA TAU' PHI KAPPA TAU fully furnished room. S200/month A utilities First Shabbat Dinner What the heck's Friday, Sept. 12 at the UCF Call. 353-9356 CHAPMAN COLLEGE? Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Congratulations to R J POOCH for being rec- Services 6.30. dinner 7.30 Subieaser needed. Varsity Square Apts. (425 Find out on Front & Center Hey Phi's- Get excited tor the ognized as the Phi Kappa Tau Brother of the (come to one or both!) Weds 7-9pm mo. Pea allowed 354-3906 retread It's going to be great! week. CAMPUS EVENTS Dinner RSVP by Sept 10D372-1966 WFAL 680AMy Cable 20 or rachelv@bgnei . bo.su edu And Remember- everything MUST Subieaser* needed for 2 bedroom apartment be in my mailbox by Thursday at noon I PHI KAPPA TAU • PHI KAPPA TAU for Fail and Spring. $460Vmonth * elec. Cal Womyn lor Womyn first meeting Wednesday And keep looking in the paper between (216) 835-8692 ask for Dave. ATTENTION Sept. 10 8pm the Womyn's Center. 450 Stu now and then! -Weasel STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS!!! Listen to Front A Center Precision skating team now forminglll oon; Services Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Practices held MR 3:00-3:50 at the ice arena. DEADLINE. DEADLINE" Weds 7-9pm HELP WANTED Studenl Organizations are required by Ihe Uni- WFAL 680AM/ Cable 20 Contact 372-2264 for details. The Great Seduction' A lecture on the effects versity Student Code k> register each year. Sponsored by BG Radio News ol media on culture with Pheobe Eng. Seplem- RUSH PHI MUII This year's deadline is Wednesday, Septem- ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Come see what the br 11.1997 7:30pm in Ballroom • Its Free! f 1 CAMPUS FUNDRAISER ber 10. 1997. Forms should be mailed or Do you have a part-time job? ladies ol PHI MU have LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY Raise all the money your group dropped off at the Student Life Office. Roorr Is it related to your major/career goals? to offer youl Stop by needs by sponsoring * VISA 405 Saddlemire Student Services Building by Come and see if you qualify for the house for open rush You are invited to hear Kann Aguilar-San Juan LOST & FOUND Fundraiser on your campus. 5.00 pm on Die 10th. If you need a registration CO-OP 050 Tues. 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