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partly cloudy USG debates campus issues
debate with a brief outline of money to greatly expand the more selective. claims would force professors to high: 4 ByJEFFARNETT their platforms. Each, pre- shuttle system. This suggestion raised consid- make classtime worthwhile. The BG News dictably, dealt with parking. In addition, Kris Kelley voiced erable opposition from Maryann Other issues discussed by the low: 31 Numerous ideas for the All candidates claimed to be support for a rearrangement of Russell. candidates included several pro- improvement of the University, in favor of expanding the shuttle the parking lots to allow stu- "Are those of us already here posals to help student welfare. both large and small, were tossed system as a partial solution. dents parking spaces closer to not good enough?" she said in Swatt suggested the testing of opin ion about the first floor of the Sad- Other solutions mentioned were buildings than faculty, because, response to Gault's proposal. freshmen for attention deficit dlemire building last night as the funding for a parking garage, according to Kelley, the student Russell noted that the. University disorder, and Gault proposed i Columnist Jud Laipply Undergraduate Student Govern- supported by the Russell-All and lots would have a higher is not an Ivy League school, a opening the health center on ment held its first presidential Swatt-Iacobucci tickets, and a turnover. comment that spurred Kelley to weekends. practices tonsil debate of the year. more restrictive system of park- Some of the candidates also respond in defense of Gault's Several candidates suggested hockey. In attendance were all of the ing passes, which was most vig- mentioned ways to improve the goals. changes to the food service sys- presidential candidates, two of orously supported by Bree Swatt. academic standards and reputa- "I want to make this a tier two tem. Swatt and Kelley proposed the vice-presidential candidates, Another proposal from Russell- tion of the University. Gault pro- school, like Miami," Kelley said. allowing students to use their three members of the Elections All was to pave the grass islands posed increasing the visibility of "Not just a tier three school meal plans or BiG Charge at where your degree doesn't mean more locations, such as off-cam- ■ U-wire guest columnist and Opinions Board, and a pit- in some of the University's park- teacher evaluations, extended tance of the general student ing lots, though Clint Gault library hours, and higher admis- much." pus restaurants. Nicole Stuart copes body. A large percentage of the voiced strong opposition to it. sions standards. Gault said that The cornerstone of Kelley's Gault and Swatt proposed the with memories of audience was comprised of cur- "We have plenty of spots," the University, rather than try to plan for improving the academic restoration ot preregistration, rape. rent or hopeful USG members. Gault said, suggesting that the increase the size of future incom- standards of the University is his The candidates opened the University would better use its ing classes, should instead be "no attendance" policy, which he world and nation 4 • See USG, page five. All-male ■ Yugoslavia prepares for war with NATO as Art and design exhibition dancers France talks break down. bring ballet showcases student artwork toBG By AMYJO L. BROWN I Local workers protest The BG News By SARAH DELANEY conditions at pickle The BG News company. * The 1999 Undergraduate Art and Design Exhibition is on dis- Kobacker Hall will be filled play in the Fine Arts Center this with men in tights tonight as the sports week through March 30. The University hosts Les Ballets show features works such as Trockadero de Monte Carlo at 8 paintings, drawings, photogra- p.m. i The BGSU gymnastics phy, sculptures, magazine and The "Trocks," as they are team won three brochure designs and video ani- known, make up an all-male meets, defeating mation. ballet company, one of the few Eastern Michigan For over 30 years, the show in the world today. They operate has featured the works of artists from their own tradition, which Saturday. and designers who have taken is outside the norm of most, if various art classes on campus. In not all, contemporary ballets. NOVIOW 9 order for a work to be entered it "Their tradition is that they must have been completed in an perform full ballets with tongue art class sometime during the firmly in cheek," said Deborah NOW profiles a local past two years. Fleitz, director of public rela- hip-hop DJ. "I think we have some won- tions for the college of musical derful young artists," said Jackie arts. Nathan, the gallery director. Since their beginning in 1974, the Trocks have tried to reach One such artist, Anthony Photo Provided I A retrospective of the Buehrer, won an honorable men- the widest possible audience Students at the Undergraduate Art Exhibition, on until March 30 at the Wankelman and Bryan with their playful view of tradi- works of the late film tion for his photograph of a man galleries. sitting on a bench with a sculp- tional ballet. maker Stanley Kubrick. "I wanted to show that you event for students interested in graphic design major, won a gift According to Deborah Tell, ture made by his roommate. can lean on others when you art and design. It offers opportu- certificate and a Juror's award. coordinator of the dance pro- "We first took the sculpture, need help," Stevens said. nities for the students to have "I created a brochure for the gram, the Trocks are entertain- index which was a TV fused to a metal Stevens described himself as their work recognized and pop culture library called 'Cul- ing even to those people with a stand that implied a mechanical a realist painter. appreciated. ture in a Can,'" Waggoner said. minimal interest in ballet. Opinion 2 life, and set it outside Wal- "I paint exactly what's going "As far as artists go, this is She drew upon Andy Warhol's "This company is very acces- Page Three 3 Mart," Buehrer said. "We want- on in my life," he said. "I think what it is all about," Stevens pop art in order to make the sible," Tell said. "They have a ed to see people interact with it." World and Nation 4 about what I can tell others and said. "Your energy level is up brochure visually appealing and lighter touch and add a comedic The photograph became the Sports 6 hope I provoke thought or any time you enter work into a eye catching. She also designed element to traditional ballet." end result of the project and was Sports Agate 8 change." show. When you put stuff up for a cover for Time magazine. Part of the comedy comes titled, "This Space Could be The exhibit featured 233 people to see, opportunity falls Waggoner was very happy to from the fact that the profession- NOW 9 Yours." pieces chosen from the 641 that and doors open." hear she had won an award. al male dancers portray all of the Another artist, a painter, won were originally entered into the The design part of the show is "It told me I knew what I was characters in each piece, some- a Thomas Hilly Drawing and say what? show. Artists and designers slightly different from the art. It doing, like I was here for a rea- times including swans and Painting Scholarship for his compete for glory, awards and is organized by classes and fea- son," she said. princesses. The men also dance "It would have piece that featured a self por- scholarships. They may also sell tures 50 exhibitors in nine cate- Both the design and art exhib- en pointe, a feat usually been a more interest- trait. their pieces if they so wish. gories such as graphic design, it will be on display from 10 reserved for women. Andrew Stevens created a "I was impressed with the packaging design, and freelance a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through ing debate if each of Tell said having men on point series of paintings entitled "A show," Buehrer said. "Overall and advertising design. Saturday and from 2-5 p.m. Sun- makes the Trocks stand out thi candidates had Blessing of Ar >ther." The self- the works were consist', itly "You can see what the trends days ir the Willard Wankelman among contemporarv dance three beers in them." portrait was the last of the four- strong, instead of just a few in contemporary designs are," and Dorothy Uber Bryan gal- companies. part series that told the story of memorable pieces." Nathan said. leries at the Fine Arts Center. It one man being freed from The exhibit is an important Amy Waggoner, a junior is free and open to the public. Darrin Fisher bondage. • See DANCE, page five. speaking about the USG debate ITS still trying to solve BG lacks male population electronic a problems with e-mail ment, which attracts twice as earn just over 57 percent of all By BRANDI BARHITE many females as males. Others bachelors degrees, compared Since it will be difficult to The BG News BGNet, which was accessed via The BG News think that BGSU being in an with 43 percent in 1970 and contact us at Telnet and used a Pine inter- If a guy can't get a date at industrial area decreases the under 24 percent in 1950. BGSU was without e-mail face. Bowling Green Slate University, potential college male popula- Tom Mortenson, a higher- bgnews@bgnet. service for the second day in a Student confusion about he can't blame it on demograph- tion. education policy analyst quoted row yesterday. how to switch from one system ics. This perhaps might explain in the U.S. News b World Report bgsu.edu BGSU's lack of males, but this Progress was being made to the other has been rendered At BGSU, 57 percent of the article, said if this trend contin- doesn't answer the growing Call us: towards a solution to the prob- moot by the problems with the 15,039 undergraduate students ues, "the graduation line in the lems with the new e-mail serv- new server. As of yesterday, are female. The men make up national trend of female-domi- year 2069 will be all females." nated campuses. According to a Many theories exist as to why 372-6966 er, according to Toby Singer, only a very few messages were only 43 percent of the popula- recent article in the U.S. Neivs (3 men are shying away from col- executive director of Informa- being delivered to student e- tion. How has the e-mail shut World Report, the male college lege. The most touted theory is tion Technology Services.' mail accounts, mostly fronroff- That means lhat at the Univer- down affected you? camp'us e-mail addresses. sity, there's about three women population is shrinking, and fast. "We are trying different for every two men. This year, women are expected to • See Ratio, page five. Singer said that mail sent things, trying to weed out what So where are all the men? Fortunately, you can still from the campus e-mail system the problem is or isn't," Singer "The bottom line is we jusl to off-campus e-mail addresses BGSU Breakdown by Gender (undergraduates) check out: said. "At this point, 1 can't don't know," said Bill Knight, are being delivered, but e-mail commit to a time element as far director of institutional research. www.bgnews. sent from the campus system as fixing the system goes." Females: 8,610 57.3% com to other campus e-mail However, BGSU administra- The new e-mail system, addresses are being delayed tors do have their theories. News and a whole lot more. which utilizes Lotus Notes along with all of the rest of Some attribute the gender gap Males: 6,429 42.7% to the well-known College of software, replaced the old incoming messages. Education and Human Develop- source: HHJ otttOB of Institutional Research
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Mike Wendling S* -s«uri-o_/ io*«»i F-M-OA Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite The evolution of the kiss Opinion Editor Managing Editor The sign in [he window of our girlfriend. the public display of affection or car read "Florida or bust." We Here is where I made the leap PDA. In middle school it was not Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber were on our way. Embarking on out of conventional young play- real cool to be seen kissing some- Copy Chief Photo Editor an 18-hour drive, the three of us ful kissing to the ever impressive one out in the open but by the were excited to leave behind the spit swapping, tongue wrestling, time high school rolled around, Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer snow-covered boots and put on French kissing. I had the distinct it was the in thing to do. Kissing Sports Editor Graphics Editor the suntan lotion. It was spring privilege of "going with" an would soon give way to other break. Alas, as snow melted as older girl who taught me the areas of sexual interest and the Tony Cavallario we drove south so did our spirits wonders of the French kiss. This art and pleasure of kissing Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller Web Editor and enthusiasm as the hours of course then led me to make a would be revived upon arrival dragged on. So, like so many decision about what type of kiss- in college. Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown other spring breakers we turned er I wanted to be. You know So now here we are, where Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter to conversalions dealing with what I mean, how you use your kissing is both a thing of beauty anything that we could think of illusions of grandeur. For several tongue, like a pile driver (in and and a thing of nothingness. to help keep us awake: religion, simple reasons but the largest out at a maddening pace), like a Sometimes a kiss can be the - . ., ,., abortion, racial issues and of being the women. 1 mean come race car (around and around in greatest single act and other course the always-discussed sex- on, I was through with little girls the same pattern) or perhaps like times nothing more than pas- related topics. During these talks that were more interested in the turtle (peaking your head sion-induced pleasure. No doubt we discovered many things playing four-square than hold- out slowly, then retracting quick- that most of us have attempted editorial about each other as well as our- ing hands. Here were the real ly). Let's face it, we all have our at some point in time at college selves and I came to an interest- women. I had entered middle own preference. Once I crossed to compile the "list" of people Ask about student gripes at BGSU and one thing immediately ing, if not revolutionary, realiza- school, the world of notp pass- over this bridge, there was no that we have kissed. An act that ing, showers in gym, fights at the comes to mind. tion concerning kissing. Journey turning back. Now I was in a provides some comic relief to water tower, ID bracelets and Parking. There's not enough of it. with me if you will through the new world faced wilh more those involved. Yes, for some, life of a kiss as seen from the girls who actually had to wear opportunities than I could have kissing has become as common Most students have the idea that if there were just more spaces, or bras. (And of course the wonder- perhaps more student spaces in lots devoted to faculty and staff, eyes of someone my age. ever imagined. Friday nights as fast food and for some, they ful art of bra snapping.) I had no turned into kissing contests at still hold it as a special embrace i then everything would be okay. It starts with kindergarten, at least it did with me — the first idea what 1 was in store for. 1 had the local movie theater as my of two people. What does it-, Time and again, administration has repeated the same refrain: kiss. I can remember it like it was never heard of two minutes in friends and I tried to see who mean to you? there's enough spaces, but just not where people want to park. only yesterday, in fact I can the closet or spin the bottle or could kiss for the longest period So, as you can see, kissing has • Of course, we'd all love to have a space right in back of Olscamp. remember her name — Bonnie any other kissing game for that of time. 1 still have never seen changed for me over my life But that will never, ever happen. Buzza. No, il was not a moving matter. That would all change. the movie "Breakdancing" in its span and I am sure that it has for The parking situation has sparked ludicrous ideas like a parking moment, unless you consider So middle school is where it entirety. you. I have yet to complete my garage. Why would we need a giant tower of cars in a town this her hand moving across my face really all began and I can recall Still, there was more to learn research on the topic so if you size? Another ugly, smelly building is the last thing we need on this afterwards a moving moment. most of my experiences. My first about kissing as I moved into the have any information or would campus. Besides, a parking garage would most likely be located far So my first experience with kiss- kiss in middle school was under third of my career stops in high like to participate in a study, from the center of campus, and thus we have the same old problem. ing left me with nothing more the bleachers at a high school school. Here the rules changed. (HA,HA,HA) let me know. Until Students would aimlessly search for an empty spot among the than a sore jaw. Perhaps it was football game. While my friends In middle school you had to be Ihen, make sure you don't leave dozen or so closest to their class, and then complain about having to the right hand of Bonnie Buzza were playing football in the going with someone to kiss any slobber on the lips of the park in the garage. or the emotional trauma grass, 1 was exchanging chap- them, now all you had to do was other person. More parking lots could be built, but at what expense to the little implanted on my brain that left stick wilh my girlfriend of the to be seeing or dating them. We natural beauty that can be found on BGSU's campus? with me with no desire to kiss lime. Quite the good experience all had friends who would actu- Judson Laipply is a columnist for Sources interviewed for an article in yesterday's edition of The anyone anytime soon. My, how as I recall. It was just simple kiss- ally kiss more than one person in The News. He's teaching a lab News proposed a different solution to the problem. Instead of con- that would change. ing, lips closed, nothing major. the span of a week! What was up course. Kissing 101, and can be centrating on building more parking spaces, we should be concen- I entered middle school with Thai would come with my next with that? Then of course began reached at [email protected]. trating on bringing fewer cars onto campus. Let's make a distinction. There are those students who really, truly, no-questions-asked need a car to attend school. There's a large Coping with the aftermath of rape commuter population at the University, and we must provide for It's been a year and a half now them. first language was not English. loathsome body right before I Then there are the students who don't really need to drive to since I was raped. During that That was upsetting because beat his corpse to a bloody pulp. class. Included in this category are all able-bodied students who live time 1 have had to endure many when dealing with something of Not that I'm bitter, of course. virtually anywhere in BG. Unless you live next to Wal-Mart, you careless comments and a lot of this magnitude, I want to talk to Instead, I went to my room, should at least think of walking or riding a bike, especially when the downright stupid advice. someone who I can understand popped two tranquilizers, put It was up to me to convince a clearly and I know will under- weather is nice. Toad the Wet Sprocket's "Walk prosecutor to pursue my case. It stand me. Of course there are special circumstances that may necessitate on the Ocean" on repeat and was acquaintance rape so it I was told that I missed the driving to campus. Students create their own problems, however, began to compose. God only would just be my word against deadline so too bad. The woman when masses who live close to campus choose to drive, and insist on knows how I'll be able to endure my attacker's, the lawyer had on the other end of the line told my classes tomorrow, but I've prime parking locations. said al first. The prosecutor final- me, the rape victim, that it was found a way before and I will do ly saw a case worth pursuing too bad that I was so horribly so again. Letters to the Editor policy when I took my attacker through damaged psychologically by Let's just pray that I don't run my rape examination. That's Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, faculty, the university's judicial system, what that monster did that I was into him on my way to class. Of administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a strong opin- where he stated we didn't have right, I have to pay the bill for unable to make their short dead- course, I am not going to pay ion. The BG News will not discriminate upon letters solely based on a person's intercourse that night because I the exam I had to endure to col- line. that bill. I have paid enough for opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. lect evidence afler I was raped. ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two said no. With that, I contacted Victim's what he did to me that morning, typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current Issue on Now I wait for the DNA to The attack took place in Sep- Assistance at the Monroe Coun- but this is being done to women the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. speak for itself. tember 1997. I immediately ty Prosecutor's Office and asked several times every day. If any- ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as I had to fight for my life when applied to the state of Indiana's them what I could do. They said thing, this system is set up to Guest Columns, Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- Sex Crime Victim Services. At ered based on topic relevance and quality. I was so depressed that I didn't they would take care of it. deter women from coming for- want to live anymore. I had to that time I was also suicidal and But they haven't. So now, a ward, reporting and prosecuting ■Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or nearly catatonic. I couldn't deal Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished fight to get my financial aid back year since they reassured me this their attackers. with the situation so I didn't. only if the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone after the university took it away matter would be handled, I'm At every turn I have hit yet number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- Because of my inability to func- umn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have because I was too distraught to sitting here with a bill for another brick wall, but I have not valid reasons to remain anonymous. continue with school. tion, I was late in deciding to $330.70. I'm also still waiting for given up. To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and Officials at the Office of Stu- prosecute. I missed the deadline the crime lab to finish with the Did you know that one in four leave It In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or, send It on e-mail to dent Ethics told me I would have (which wasn't listed in the evidence that was collected to women and one in 10 men will bgnewsS>>bgnet.bgsu.edu and give It the subject. "Letter to the Editor". paperwork I was given by the ■I to learn some coping skills after see if charges will even be filed. be raped in their lifetime? Think Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The hospital) to be eligible for a fund News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- the university made special con- I wonder why I went through about your friends, girlfriends, edges all entries submitted for publication. cessions to let the rapist back that would cover my expenses. It all of this crap. I mean really, did wives, daughters, grandmoth- took me more than three months onto this campus. Of course, the Boulder, Colo., police send ers, sons, grandsons, brothers, they could have just expelled to try that route because that's the bill for the testing done on mothers ... Is this how you want Copyright © 1999, The BG News. Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any him in the first place, but I guess how long it took me to look at JonBenet Ramsey's body to her them to be treated after the ulti- material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News is my mail. prohibited. they would rather have a rapist parents? Why am I expected to mate violation? Let your state I tried to call the office direct- The BG News Is an independent publication founded In 1920 and is pub- at their university than the pay the bill for the autopsy done legislators know how you feel. lished dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- women he has and will rape. ly to see if I could appeal. I'm on on my life? I am, and the state will pay ter. But the biggest insult of all full scholarship and an indepen- When I took another look at my bill even if I have to ask the Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily came in the mail. It was a bill dent student. I don't have the bill tonight, I had to fight the governor to pay it out of his own those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG from Bloomington Hospital for money to get the turn signal overwhelming urge to tum over pocket. I refuse to pay another News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff $330.70. Emergency Room $200, fixed on my car, let alone pay for rocks until I found the one that cent for what that coward did to The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto Lab/Bacter & Micro $80.00, this atrocity. criminal who raped me had me. rles or photograph descriptions. Lab/Immunology $24.00, Labo- So I called, and the phone was crawled under so I could sever Nicole Stuart is a U-Wire Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. ratory $26.50. This is my bill for answered by someone whose his disgusting head from his guest columnist. . website of the day PEOPLE www.laffnow.com on the street disturbing apathy of late, but I real- end's socializing, because they sti ized not too long ago that I'm less I've on campus while all of their concerned with my education than friends have either moved off cam- with getting my diploma. Trust me, What did you for pus or simply moved, on? How this is a drastic alteration St. Patrick's Day? Normally, I can find some redeem- many seniors stop caring altogeth- ing value in even the most arcane er due to a combination of resigna- study. Now, I know exactly how tion (one semester won't help my Katie Bakeman Jason Forrester I stepped on a star the other day. much effort I need to expend to G.P.A., and I'll graduate regard- pass my remaining graduation Freshman Sophomore This is a commonplace event, real- less), a feeling of irrelevance (I've y. It's dry in my room, and posters requirements, and beyond that, I Early Childhood Pre-Med/ already got a job, so why worry and glow stars regularly protest couldn't care less (Fortunately. I Ed. Biochemistry this state by disengaging them- had enough foresight last fall to about my general ed. courses?), "Went out to the I had some green selves from the surfaces to which realize that this is the last opportu- and a realization that after gradua- bars- beer- they are attached. I patiently nity I'll have for a long time to take tion, the constant debauchery replace them, even managing to classes simply because they inter- might just have to give way to put the stars back in their assigned est me. so I have a few that are responsibility? constellations for the most part genuinely engaging; it's not as Sarah Kline bleak as it sounds.) Yes, it's spring, the time that tra- Freshman But not this time. There were at ditionally symbolizes rebirth and Undecided least half a dozen scattered across It isn't just the academics, "Drank green new beginnings For a significant my floor when I returned from though, and it isn't just me. How beer.' spring break, and I haven't yet many times have I (or my fellows) number of us. May graduation liter- replaced any of them This fact (as considered joining another organi- ally means a new life just around well as the position of the real zation or committee, making a con- the corner, and we're painfully stars) tells me that it's definitely certed effort to get to know some- eager for it But how much of our Brian Blhn Jen Ledinsky spring (close enough anyway) one who sparks my interest, under- Freshman lives can we spend saying, "As Freshman Orion is rising earlier, Ursa Major is taking the study of a subject that's Rec. and Leisure Aviation Studies soon as I pass physics/ graduate/ again prominent, and I've hit that recently piqued my curiosity, or Studies "Had corned point where I'm just waiting out the starling some crazy project — but escape BG/ get married/ get out of "Umm... beef and cab- rest of the year and it hardly seems I'm graduating in eight months a this dead-end job/ have enough drinking." bage for dinner." practical to replace decorations semester, seven weeks. .? money saved up " before we real- that I'll soon have to remove How many seniors or even ize that life happens in spite of our • People on ihe street Is intended as an unscientific sample of me student population Anyone Maybe it's because I'm preparing juniors spend weekdays on autopi- time-frames, and the only time to desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union to graduate that I've developed this lot, merely surviving until the week- live it is now' around, say. sevenish But you didn't hear it here m merits All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: www.events.bgsu.edu Thursday 3/18/99 7 p.m. process or tool that can pene- family history, as is true for Reading by Melissa Trockadero de Monte trate silences, access lan- "Indian Blood." "My Father and P.O.E.T (Presentations on Fraterrigo and Justin Fiore. guage, and give us the the Wars.- and "Sally's Rape," Carlo 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fiction writer Melissa Fraterrigo Ethnocultural Topics) courage to face new ideas. the 1992 OBIE Award winner for This all-male ensemble has Annual Undergraduate Art Best New American Play. For and poet Justin Fiore will read Robbie McCauley is an interna- delighted audiences around CANCELLED from their work. This event is tionally acclaimed perfor- more information, call The and Design Exhibitions the globe. The groups performs Show continues through Mar. mance artist speaking on Institute for the Study of Culture sponsored by BGSU's Creative Writing Program and the MFA the full range of the ballet and 30 Tues-Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; "Regenerating Cultural and Society at 419/372-0585. 7:30 p.m. Reading Series. Prout Chapel. Sun. 2 - 5 p.m. Dorothy Uber Presence: Tuning In Through Union Grand Ballroom. modern dance repertoire. For Bryan and Willard Wankelman Robbie McCauley Lecture Performance." McCauley's ticket information call 419/372- Galleries, Fine Arts Center. A lecture-workshop that performances frequently incor- 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. 8171 or 800/589-2224 Kobacker explores performance as a porate narratives from her own Fiction and Poetry Festival Series: Les Ballets Hall. Moore Musical Arts Center.
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The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on Kosovo war looms closer, talks failing The Associated Press news PRISTINA, Yugoslavia — from staff and wire reports Fearing a possible NATO attack, the Yugoslav army bolstered its combat readiness, moving thou- ILOCALLABORI sands of troops closer to Kosovo amid reports Wednesday that Union protests pickle company conditions peace talks in France were on the TOLEDO (AP) — A farm workers union on Wednesday urged a brink of failing. boycott to protest the conditions of migrant farm workers at the The war preparations also South's largest pickle producer. came as European Union foren- The Farm labor Organizing Committee of Ohio wants the Mount sic experts issued a report saying Olive Pickle Co. to sign a labor contract with its cucumber pickers, that dozens of ethnic Kosovo most of whom are temporary workers from Mexico and Central Albanians slain in January •America. appeared to be civilians, not The union says workers are forced to live in dirty, unsafe homes combatants. and are exposed to pesticides in the fields. Yugoslav army troops were Officials at the company, based in Mount Olive, N.C., maintain setting up anti-aircraft missiles they shouldn't be targeted because they don't hire the farm workers. in the mountains northwest of "Our position is that this is a decision to be made by the farmer Kosovo's capital, Pristina, rebel and the farm worker, and it is a decision we will honor but not influ- leader Suleiman Selimi said ence," company President Bill Bryan said Wednesday. Wednesday in his first interview Boycott organizers scheduled rallies in Toledo, Columbus, Cincin- since being appointed supreme nati and Oberlin. They planned similar activities in North Carolina, commander of the Kosovo Liber- Florida and Georgia during the next two days. ation Army last month. About 150 high school students chanted "Don't spend a nickel on Speaking to The Associated Mount Olive pickles" outside a Kroger Co. store Wednesday. Press and another reporter at his "They need to have rights, too," Jamie Valo, 17, a student at Tole- home, Selimi said KLA fighters Contact group members, from left, Christopher Hill of the United States, Austrian Wofgang do Christian, said of the farm workers. dug in at the Cicavica Mountains Petrtrsch and Russian Boris Mayorsky at a press conference in Paris Wednesday. The three medi- IAMTRAK CRASH I saw the missiles being unloaded ators spent Wednesday trying to convince Serbs the "substantive" changes they are demand- from several covered trucks. ing in regards to the Kosovo peace deal are not acceptable. Investigators looking into driver's story Senior officials with the Orga- Pentagon spokesman Kenneth whether the victims were massa- what I said" back in January. BOURBONNAIS, 111. (AP) — Federal investigators said today they nization for Security and Coop- Bacon.said 16,000 to 21,000 cred by Serbs or killed in battle. A commentary on Serbian are looking into whether the driver of a semitrailer drove around a eration in Europe said the mis- Yugoslav army units are now on While the head of the forensic state-run television said Ranta crossing barrier in an attempt to beat an oncoming train, causing the siles could be the Yugoslav ver- the perimeter of the Serbian team, Helena Ranla, called the "simply did not have the nation's deadliest railroad accident in three years. sion of a heat-seeking, Soviet- province, up from .iboul 10,000 Racak killings "a crime against strength to specifically deny the Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board said the built short-range missile that reported two weeks ago and humanity," the report did not earlier claims of massacre by driver, John Stokes, was just one part of the investigation into the monitors have seen on regional 4,500 in late February. Another directly accuse Serb forces of a William Walker." 14,000 to 18.000 Yugoslav army wreck of the City of New Orleans, and that the train engineer and the roads. massacre, nor did it support The Yugoslav forensic team forces were said to be deployed warning system were also being examined. Fighting has claimed more Yugoslav claims the victims were that also examined the Racak inside Kosovo — not counting At least 11 people were killed and more than 100 injured in Mon- than 2,000 lives in the past year either rebel fighters or civilians victims said an important test to the thousands of heavily armed day night's accident, federal officials said today, lowering the death in Kosovo, a province of Serbia, caught in crossfire. determine whether they had Serb police forces. toll from 13. the main Yugoslav republic. "There were no indications of been carrying arms was not per- National Transportation Safety Board member John Goglia said About 90 percent of Kosovo's 2.2 The ethnic-Albanian run the people being other than formed — something Ranta also the agency was frustrated with Amtrak's delays in getting accurate million people are ethnic Albani- Kosovo Information (enter unarmed civilians," said the acknowledged to reporters on information about passengers to investigators. ans, and most favor indepen- reported large movements ol report. Wednesday. Yugoslav army and police forces Goglia also said investigators were going to wait until interviews dence. William Walker, the American More than any other single throughout the province. In the today with the driver and the engineer before reaching any conclu- NATO has warned that Serb head of the OSCE mission in incident, it was the Jan. 15 northern Podujevo region, 30 sions on the cause of the crash. failure to sign on to a Kosovo Kosovo, said the report — which killings of at leasl 45 ethnic Alba- army vehicles arrived Wednes- peace plan could result in air concluded the victims were like- nians in Racak, a village 25 miles Amtrak's chairman, Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, said day as reinforcements, it said. Tuesday that Stokes was trying to dodge the crossing gates, thinking attacks against Serbian and ly unarmed civilians — rein- southwest of Pristina, that galva- the oncoming train was a slow-moving freight train instead of a Yugoslav strategic targets. In Pristina, the release of the forced "my original conclusion." nized international support for faster passenger train. final report on the slayings in the Walker initially described the U.S.-led peace efforts. Numerous A U.S. Defense Department southern Kosovo village of "The engineer said he saw the lights flashing, he saw the barriers killings as a massacre by Serb elderly men and a woman were spokesman warned Tuesday that Racak three months ago did little down and then he saw the truck stop and try to gel around it," the government forces "certainly forces. On Wednesday, he told among the victims, the patholo- to end the controversy about Thompson said. "There was no way to avoid it." are bracing for war." the AP that the report "bolsters gists confirmed.
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1 1 / Thursday, March 18, 1999 The BG News RATIO Continued from page one. high school graduate with com- interested in teaching and nurs- Though the gender gap is a have more students, we can said another reason more puter skills. U.S. News & World ing than males. more recent national trend, focus on trying to bring more women are going to college that recent high school graduates Report also said men are learn- "BGSU should not be BGSU has always seen dispro- males here." might be because women are want fast money. Many males ing trades and becoming carpen- alarmed," she said. "If employ- portionate numbers. Walsh said current recruit- now considered more important are opting to enter fields 'hat ters, welders or plumbers. ers w.-nt more men in the teach- "1 don't think there has ever ment policies do not target a spe- contributors to the workforce offer immediate gratification Walsh said it is possible that ing field, then I believe some been more males Uian females on cific gender. He said when they and society. 'instead of making minimal men are being tempted by the effort should be made to get men campus, which is because of the go recruit, they are gender-blind. "I feel more women are enter- income in college and raking up combination of good economy into early childhood education." large College of Education," "There is one set of standards, ing college to better themselves," four years' worth of loans. and fast money, yet he said that According to Kim Grilliot, Knight said. "We always have and we follow those no matter Below said. "We are not living in Knight said there is some is not generally the case at BGSU. director of the College of Educa- had education, therefore I doubt what the gender," he said. "We a society anymore where women value to this theory. He cited one important factor tion and Human Development, we ever had more males than visit schools that give us stu- are expected to stay at home and "It could be that 18-year-old affecting BGSU's gender gap: the no efforts are being made to females." dents. We are not aiming for just have babies. Women prove every men are finding that jobs are College of Education and bring more males into the Col- In fact, according to Knight, males or females. If we visit a day that they are capable of per- more profitable; which would Human Development attracts lege of Education. BGSU was established as a "nor- private girls' school, we will visit forming jobs at the same level as leave women to go to college," more women students. "It is really not an issue," she mal school," which means that it a private boys' school." men." he said. "If you look at it from a his- said. "I haven't heard of any was founded exclusively as a Knight also said gender is not She decided to attend college Joann Kroll, director of Uni- torical perspective, we are more other college in Ohio making it school for teachers. When it considered when determining because she wanted a better life versity career services, said liv- women-inclined," he said. "The an issue either. Employers are became a four-year institution, acceptance. for her daughter and herself. ing in an industrial area also can College of Education has the not demanding more males." the University got more stu- While the administrators For some University students, attract men to the workforce largest number of majors and it Yet Walsh said the University dents, yet the College of Educa- believe the location of BGSU and the gender gap is barely notice- rather than college, which could is traditionally a major that needs to make an attempt to tion still remained strong over the College of Education play a able and unimportant. explain the dwindling number of attracts females." even the gender gap within cer- the years, he said. He believes role in a lower male population, Scott Bazzle, a junior comput- male college students. Walsh also cited the College of tain colleges, especially the Col- that this ultimately explains the BGSU women have their own er animation major, said he never Michael Walsh, director of Health and Human Services as lege of Education. predomination of college theories as to why college cam- noticed the gender gap, but said University admissions, had simi- an esteemed college that attracts "We need to target majors and women. puses are becoming more it should not be a concern. lar thoughts. more women than men. colleges and perhaps work with Knight also said that the Uni- female-dominated. ."It is not that men do not As of the fall of 1998, the Col- the colleges to help them get versity has not paid attention to Melanie Bergolc, a junior biol- He believes attending college value education, but Ohio as a lege of Education and Human more males," he said. gender when enrolling because ogy and geology major, said she is a choice and said just because state is industrial and many stu- Resources had 3,957 undergrad- Though Grilliot does not view the main concern was just get- is not surprised about this trend. more women are making that dents out of high school go to uates, 2,791 of those being the gender gap as an immediate ting students here. She believes more women are choice does not signify a prob- work at factories and factories female. Similarly, in the College problem, she said if the gap "In the mid-'80s we reached entering college because of social lem. are typically dominated by of Health and Human Services, widens, the College of Education our peak in enrollment and then and economic changes. Bill Roehl, a sophomore busi- men," Walsh said. of the total of 1,580 undergradu- will begin to try to recruit men. in the '90s we started to drop," "Many women are doing ness major, said he is not con- Another explanation is that ate students, only 337 are men. As of right now, she said educa- he said. "University president what they want, getting careers cerned either. In fact, he joked many high school graduates can Furthermore, Knight said that tion does have males in certain Sidney Ribeau's priority was just first, instead of getting married that having more women at get high-paying jobs right out of the most popular BGSU student fields. Male education majors to get more students." right after high school," she said. BGSU is a positive thing, espe- high school. One of the more majors are early childhood edu- tend to specialize in social stud- With the recent 22 percent Bergolc, whose majors are cially for dating. popular and high-paying fields cation, biology and psychology. ies, while females seem to lean increase in the 1998 fall enroll- both typically male majors, said "What man would not want is with computer companies. "Women are more interested more toward early childhood ment, Knight said the University she entered the fields because women around?" he asked. According to U.S. News b World in two out of three of those education. There is an equal bal- needs to begin focusing on the she wanted to play a role in pre- Even Kroll joked about the sit- Report, a webmaster at PalmPi- majors," he said. ance of males and females major- gender gap. serving the environment. uation. "Young men should be lot 3Com can make $76,500 a Kroll said it is no mystery ing in middle education, she "It needs more attention Similarly, Shannon Below, a happy there are more women for year. This looks inviting for a since women tend to be more said. now," he said. "Now that we freshman criminal justice major, them," she said. USG Continued from page one. "We want to get quality enter- had chosen his running mates impressed by the performance of constructive," Sweinhagen said. Fisher added that he was dis- tainment at no cost to the stu- for their poor moral fiber. several candidates, whom he "All of the candidates explained appointed that many of the ques- and Swatt suggested that regis- dents," Gault said. The impressions of the audi- declined to name. their qualities...and that's impor- tration be made available on In addition to discussing the ence at the debate seemed to "The true loser tonight was tant. Unfortunately, the crowd tions seemed aimed at particular computer. issues, the candidates fielded vary wildly. the student body," Elder said, was small." candidates. All of the candidates also questions regarding their experi- "I thought everybody had a because the lack of forewarning Not all of those in attendance, made vague comments about ence, integrity, leadership, and good showing," said Ashley prevented a large number of stu- however, agreed with the value "I was disappointed about increasing student involvement other outstanding qualities, all of Elder, who is running for senator dents from attending the debate. of the debate. Darren Fisher, who how canned the questions were," and raising student interest in which each candidate claims to at-large on the Gault-Chipps Cliff Sweinhagen, an at-large is running lor senator at-large, said Fisher, adding that "it USG and the University as a have in abundance. ticket. "1 think everybody did senatorial candidate on the Rus- expressed disappointment in the whole. One issue raised was the "The people on my ticket have well, but everybody also shot sell-All ticket, echoed Elder's debate's quality. would have been a more inter- "There were good points, but entertainment available on cam- the highest integrity, and that's themselves in the foot on occa- remarks about the quality of the esting debate if each of the can- pus, which each ticket claims it why I chose them," Kelley said, sion." debate. there were very few valid solu- wants to improve. presumably to quell fears that he Elder also said he was "I thought it was extremely tions," said Fisher. didates had three beers in them." DANCE Continued from page one. United States, Japan, France, "Part of being on a college Kegs and Eggs Germany and England. campus is going out and trying "Some men will train with Their Northwest Ohio debut new things," she said. "This will pointe work, but in general men will be preceded by a short lec- definitely be something different do not perform en pointe," she ture on the history of the compa- to experience." said. ny given by Tell at 7:30 p.m. in Tickets for this event can be The Tracks have taken their Kobacker Hall. purchased through the Moore unusual show all over the world Tell said she would encourage Musical Arts Center box office. and their performances have students to attend the perfor- Prices range from S16 to $32 per been seen on television in the mance. ticket. Away from Bowling Green? Stay in touch www.bgnews.com
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HCg)'mnaslk* coach BG finishes the regular season nelly. "We " The win marked the end of Oestrang break, BG made the long drive to As many BG students were with a 7-4 record, its best since had three the regular season as well as the meets Ithacom, New York to lake on preparing to depart the sun and the 1990-1991 season. The Fal- third win in as many attempts nals 194.475-193.425. Marny Oes- cons also finished above .500 in over the break and we won all trang, Sarah Grealis, Larissa Cornell. The Falcons dominated fun of break the Falcon gymnasts over spring break. the conference for the first time three." Oberrcht and Cristin McClellan the meet and won easily 192.1- were on the road again. This time The Falcons began the break the destination was Ypsilanti, since 1990-1991. BG finished With the regular season under turned in solid performances. 184.875. Oestrang led BG with a last Saturday by entertaining Ball Jackie Haft scored a 9.7 in her Mich, where Eastern Michigan third in the MAC that year. Con- the Falcon's belts, all attention is 39.125 in the all-around competi- State in the final home meet of final competitive vault in the was waiting. Going into the final nelly is extremely pleased with focused on the MAC champi- the season. The Cardinals kept Eppler Gymnastics Room. tion. Haft, Grealis, Oberrcht and meet, coach Dan Connelly decid- the performance of the team this onships at the end of the month. things close until the final event Jamie Kent anchored the Falcons ed to rest some of the team. season especially with the results BG will be looking for its first On Wednesday of spring as the BG floor squad was just in the win. Despite those changes, BG won from spring break. title since the 1984-1985 season. NFL brings back instant replay The Associated Press Jets and Arizona, while the New the same procedure will be fol- I * i^^^^^B/^^R^I York Giants, who had voted lowed. The replay assistant's PHOENIX — Upon further against it every year, were challenge will extend into any and further and further review, among the "yes" votes. instant replay is back in the NFL overtime. [■ JJPJ BBr That was primarily the reason The coaches were overwhelm- j^^L for the 1999 season. why replay wasn't put in for ingly for it. The league's owners, who had longer than one year. "There will be a lot of strategy killed replay every year for the "There were several teams last seven, overwhelmingly that were traditionally against it for us to think about," said Wade ■ 1 1 la M Bt approved a new system Wednes- that voted for it this time," said Phillips of Buffalo, one of the y>^r £bi day that will give coaches two the other co-chairman, Rich teams hurt most last season by challenges per game, with "a McKay of Tampa Bay, another calls that were later found to be replay assistant" to determine if team that was often against incorrect. "We'll be doing a lot of (■ E§|5 Kk something is to be reviewed in the final two minutes of each replay. "Thev wanted to see how studying. A * i^B it works for a year before we put half. "It's not likely we're going to The referee on the field will it in for a longer period." challenge something in the mid- make the final decision. Under the system to be used, dle of the field in the second But unlike the system in effect coaches will have to act in the 40 quarter," Holmgren said. seconds between the time a play from 1986-91, it's not intended to "If someone tells me our ends and the ball is put back into cover routine mistakes. receiver was in on a 10-yard play "We are implementing this plav again to make the challenge. All said thev would rely on word on which he was ruled out in the system to correct the major, second quarter, I'd probably let it * • wWL m major, big mistake," said Seattle from an assistant upstairs. ft go. But if it's something that can coach Mike Holmgren, co-chair- "That won't be a problem," ¥ man of the competition commit- Holmgren said. "We always get get us points, then we'd chal- ■ . j^^j tee, which came up with the five voices at once shouting, 'yell lenge." plan. at someone.' " Replay will be like the old sys- The action comes after a sea- The referee on the field will tem — applicable to goal-line son marked by several high-pro- then review the play. If he turns and sideline plays and posses- file mistakes. It even led commis- down the challenge, the team sion, but not to penalties. making it will lose a time out If sioner Paul Tagliabue to propose The only other rule change bringing it back for the playoffs, he upholds the challenge, the was on clipping near the line of a move that was turned down. team will retain the time out. scrimmage, which now will Associated ?nss Photo Wednesday's vote was 28-3, In the final two minutes of the most overwhelming vote for each half, the replay assistant — apply all over the field. In the Referee Dick Hantak looks at an instant replay during a 1996 preseason game between Min- replay since it first came up in probably a retired official — will past, clipping was legal in a nesota and Buffalo. Instant replay was used sparingly during the past few preseason games. 1986. The three "no" votes came slop the game if he sees a call small area between the tackles Owners voted to bring it back for the 1999 season Wednesday. from Cincinnati, the New York that might be challenged, and near the line of scrimmage. Auburn, Ohio State more than Porter, Perm : The Associated Press O'Brien, who had Penn for "Scoonie brought a winning attitude to this NCAA appearances at Boston KNOXVILLE, Term. — New- program, brought a lot of leadership to this College in 1996 and 1997. comers Chris Porter and Scoonie Perm get most of the attention, team and was another scoring weapon for "I just wanted us to be better and deservedly so. our team, which we didn't have last year. than we were a year ago. But Scoonie's mentality is that when Players of the year in their That is why we are winning this year." March comes around, you play respective conferences — Porter in the NCAA tournament." in the Southeastern Conference Michael Redd on Scoonie Penn Penn was the only player with and Penn in the Big Ten — the Ohio Stale nijthomnre guard junior transfers helped Auburn any postseason experience for and Ohio State end extended "It's been a team that has not "Chris has been an excellent the Buckeyes, who hadn't been stays from the NCAA tourna- been centered around one player, addition ... but it takes five guys to the NCAA tournament since 1992. ment. although there has been a lot of on the court working together. credit given." But Auburn and Ohio State "We have no selfish motives. Michael Redd, the Buckeyes' leading scorer (19.6 ppg) and are more than Porter and Penn Porter was the only new We have one goal of winning and with five 30-point games, said — who will face each other starter for Auburn, which before ,i total team attitude." Thursday night when the teams this season had four consecutive Penn was the needed piece. Like Porter, Penn was the only meet in the South regional semi- winning records but had not "Scoonie brought a winning new starter on his team this sea- finals at Thompson-Boling been in the NCAA tournament attitude to this program, brought Arena. since 1988. He had originally son. a lot of leadership to this team signed with Auburn, but first and was another scoring weapon Auburn (29-3) and Ohio State Auburn had at least experi- had to go to junior college enced some success before for our team, which we didn't I (25-8) have not gotten to the because of academics. NCAA round of 16 solely Porter. Ohio State was 8-22 and have last year," Redd said. "That is why we are winning this year." because of their impressive first- But with Porter drawing a lot finished last in the Big Ten at 1- year players. Others have of attention from defenders in 15 while Penn sat out last season Yet, while Penn is struggling stepped up as Porter and Penn the postseason, and his numbers following his transfer from from the field in the postseason. have failed in the postseason to down, others have emerged. Boston College. Reed has combined in the Big match their season averages. Guard Scott Polhman had a Before the Buckeyes played a Ten and NCAA tournaments to career-high 28 points in an 81-74 hit 36-of-71 field goals (51 per- Penn's 31 percent shooting game this season, Penn was victory over Oklahoma State last cent) while averaging 23 points (15-of-48) in the postseason is making a difference. He told his weekend. per game. well below his season mark of 45 teammates on the first day of percent. And Porter is the fourth- In the opening round against practice that they were going to leading scorer for Auburn in the Winthrop, 12 Auburn players the NCAA tournament. NCAA tourney with only 9 scored — with Pohlmanand Doc With relatively easy victories "I don't know how the other over Murray State (72-58) and points per game — seven below Robinson each getting 14 — in an Associated Press Photo kids on the team responded, but Detroit (75-44), Ohio State has his team-leading season average. 80-41 victory. I was the one that responded like made it as far in the NCAA tour- Auburn's Chris Porter practices his shooting touch during a "It has been a balanced team," "One guy hasn't made or bro- I thought he was off the wall," ney as it did in its last appear- Tuesday practice. The Tigers battle Ohio State Thursday In the Auburn coach Cliff Ellis said. ken this team," Pohlman said. said Ohio State coach Jim ance seven years ago. Regional Semifinals of the NCAA Tournament in Knoxville, Tenn. I. <. i I • [ I Thursday, March 18, 1999 The BG News page 7 24th girls tourney Leap Frog! has talent, tradition The Associated Press (Wadsworth) in the final regular- taking on Dayton Chaminade- season Associated Press poll. COLUMBUS — Shaking his Julienne (24-2) at 2 p.m., fol- head in disbelief, Pickerington The big-school bracket is lowed by Tallmade (22-4) against coach Dave Butcher scanned the chock full of players who have Lima Bath (25-1). At 7 p.m., the signed or will sign next year teams assembled at St. John Division IV semis begin with with NCAA Division I power- Arena this week for the 24th Bascom Hopewell-Loudon (25-1) annual girls state tournament. houses. "Every team has three, four or and the division's player of the "I feel this is the most athletic year, DiDi Reynolds, meeting field there has ever been in the five major-college players on it," top-ranked Berlin Hiland (26-0). history of the state of Ohio," Butcher said. Butcher said. The hoopla isn't just built In the 9 p.m. nightcap, North Butcher ought to know. He's around the glamorous quartet of Robinson Colonel Crawford (24- taken the Tigers to the state tour- teams in the big-school division, 2) plays second-ranked South nament in eight of the last 10 either. Charleston Southeastern (25-1). years and won titles in 1985, '90, The top three ranked teams in Division III play Friday '92, '93 and last year. Division IV made it to the final includes Lancaster Fairfield The Tigers are back — shoot- four. Division II and III boast Union (21-5) going up against ing for a sixth title while the powerhouses that placed second three other Division I finalists in the final balloting, Limn Bath Casstown Miami East (26-0) at 2 will be shooting for them — in and Cleveland Villa Angela-St. p.m., with Cleveland Villa what promises to be a memo- Joseph, respectively. Angela-St. Joseph playing rable three-day event. "It's hard to believe this isn't a Bluffton (22-3) at 4 p.m. Bluffton Only four of the 16 teams national tournament — that it's boasts the division's player of have won championships before, just a state tournament," Butcher the year in Caity Matter. but some of the state's most said. "That says something Top-ranked Mason (25-0) revered programs will be mak- incredible about the state of Ohio ing the trip. and its quality of teams and takes on Toledo Central Catholic In Division I alone, the teams players." (26-0) in the first Division I semi- were ranked No. 1 (Mason), No. The tournament opens Thurs- final at 7 p.m., with Pickerington Associated Press Photo 2 (Pickerington), No. 5 (Toledo day with the Division II semifi- (25-1) and Wadsworth (24-2) tak- Central Catholic) and No. 6 nals, Dresden Tri-Valley (22-3) ing the court at 9 p.m. Cincinnati's Pokey Reese leaps over Pittsburgh's Joe Guillen in a game Wednesday. International Olympic Committee expels six, backs Samaranch The Associated Press ranch hinted that he might leave of transparency and accountabil- Winter Games and set up a spe- lamb," Wallwork said. "Perhaps avoid expulsion. office before the end of his term ity in IOC processes," said Sen. cial reform panel — including I was led to the slaughterhouse." The vote counts were 72-16 LAUSANNE, Switzerland - in 2001. John McCain, R-Ariz. "What we outside experts — to study struc- "I do believe the public and against Arroyo, 86-4 against One by one, the six accused A total of 10 members have must see are concrete reforms." tural changes. the press wanted to have heads International Olympic Commit- Gadir, 88-2 against Ganga, 72-16 been banished or have resigned With corporate sponsors also "From the outset we have knocked down," Arroyo said. against Keita, 76-12 against San- tee members filed into a confer- after being linked to $1.2 million demanding reforms, Samaranch been telling the IOC to go deep "Mine happens to be in the way." ence hall Wednesday and plead- tander and 67-19 against Wall- in cash payments and other vote- and his deputies said the house- and go wide in their investiga- Santander said, "It happened work. ed their case before their peers. buying inducements from Salt cleaning was just the beginning tions and it appears they are now as a purely political act. It proba- The 10 who received warnings Some 90 minutes later, in what Lake City's winning bid for the and that the IOC would carry out doing that," said John LaBella, a bly occurred because Chile was delegates described as a "painful 2002 Winter Games. Ten others long-term changes. spokesman for Kodak, one of the such a small country." in the three-month inquiry and harrowing" exercise, all six have been censured or warned "We're nearing the end of the Olympic sponsors. Jean-Claude Ganga, the included South Korean executive were expelled. about their actions. beginning," said IOC vice presi- The six expelled members African Olympic official who board member Kim Un-yong, the The IOC completed an Olympic leaders said the dent Dick Pound, echoing Win- were Agustin Arroyo of Ecuador, had threatened to go down fight- highest-ranking official implicat- unprecedented purge of its own expulsions marked a major turn ston Churchill. "We have a fair Zein El Abdin Gadir of Sudan, ing, offered an unexpectedly ed in the scandal. ranks, but backed president Juan in restoring the agency's credibil- amount of work ahead of us. Jean-Claude Ganga of the muted reaction. Antonio Samaranch with an Kim's case remains open. ity and the luster of the five This was a good start. Without Republic of Congo, Lamine Keita "We accept this decision with Investigators say he could still overwhelming vote of confi- rings. having done it, it would have of Mali, Sergio Santander of sporting good will — good win- face expulsion if evidence is dence and two rousing ovations But a leading U.S. congres- been hard to move forward." Chile and Paul Wallwork of ners, good losers," he said. during a special session wrought sional critic wasn't completely On Thursday, the IOC is Samoa. The six were ousted in secret found to prove he knew that Salt by the worst scandal in its 105- satisfied. expected to appoint an indepen- Several claimed they were ballots from 90 eligible voting Lake bidders subsidized his year history. "Expelling members does dent ethics commission, change scapegoats. members. None came close to son's salary at a telecommunica- Despite the support, Sama- nothing to address the utter lack the selection process for the 2006 "I am the proverbial sacrificial the minimum 30 votes needed to tions company. Bowling Green Church Directory
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OK Dwaync New York 14 77 ST LOUIS CARDINALS-Placed 2B Carlos 9 S09 3 1/2 Philadelphia 30 22 17 Itosry. INK Ricky Maftdak-no. P Aaron Myriir P Philadelphia 67 m Baerga on waivers for the purpose ot giving hlm 12 9 571 4 1/2 N V Rangers 29 30 9 Tanyon Scurl/c. C David Toih. P Kip Wells and Wellington 47 ■ SOFTBALL his unconditional release. 9 13 409 8 NY Islander. 19 41 9 P Curtis Whlllcy lo their minor-league ramp BoetOn 7 12 368 8 1/2 Northeast Division BG's Zwinck named New JtnA n 18 143 13 1/2 w L T PU NEW YORK MKTS-Released RHP Oscar BASKETBALL Central Division Ottawa 38 20 8 84 co-player of the week Henrique/ Intll.ina 15 6 714 — Toronto 37 25 5 79 Bowling Green State Universi- National Basketball Association Atlanta 13 9 591 2 1/2 Buffalo 31 23 13 75 TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Klrrd Tim John Mttawikee 12 9 571 3 Boetofi 29 27 10 68 ty junior Erin Zwinck has been son. manage, Named Jim Kreflosi manager MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Warved G Adonis Detroit 12 10 545 3 1/2 Monlreai 27 31 9 63 ■ Waived INF Felipe Crespo Assigned RHP Pal Jordan Signed G Haywoode Workman to a 10 Cleveland 10 10 500 4 1/2 Southeast Division named the Mid-American Con- rVtchrr lo ihcir minor-league camp day contract. Toronto 8 12 400 6 1/2 W L T PU Charlotte 6 14 300 8 1/2 Carolina 30 24 14 74 ference co-Player of the Week, Chicago 6 15 286 9 Florida 25 24 17 67 National League MINNESOTA TIM BE RWOLVES- Placed C WESTERN CONFERENCE Trevor Winter on Ihe injured list Signed CF Washington 27 34 6 60 the league office announced. Midwest Dirialor, 37 Dennis Scott lo 10-day contract Signed K Bill Tampa Bav 16 45 5 ARIZONA DIAMONDDACKS-Placed OK W L Pet GB Curlcy for I he remainder of Ihe season. WESTERN CONFERENCE Zwinck, who shares the award Yamll Benilr/ on waivers or (he purpose of giv- Utah 18 4 818 — Central Division with Toledo's Carla Fortune, ing him his uncondlllonal release. San Antonio 14 8 636 4 W L T PU HOCKEY Houston 14 9 609 4 1/2 Detroit 33 28 8 72 Minnesota 13 10 565 5 1/2 earned the honor for the first CHICAGO CUBS-Optioned RHP RK haul SI l/iuis 29 28 10 68 Barker. C .'at Cline. RHP Kyle Furnswoilh and National Hockey League Dallas 8 16 348 10 1/2 Nashville 24 38 6 54 lime in her career. IJHP Brtn McNIehol of Iowa of the American Denver 6 10 273 12 Chleasto 19 39 9 47 Vancouvei 19 174 14 1/2 Association Optioned RHP EMn Heirnmdr/ NHL-Suspended Detroit F Kirk Mallby t Northwest Division Zwinck batted .388 last week Pacific Division and RHP Jnoti Ryan to Wesl Tenn of the four games without pay for a slashing Incidrnl W L T PU Portland 17 773 Southern League Reassigned OK Allen Baltic. with Colorado K Valcri Kamcnsky on Sunday Colorado 34 25 8 76 (10 hits in 17 at-bats) and a slug- 1. A Lakers 17 7 708 1 OF Tamk Brock. C Jose Molina and INK Tom Calgary 26 31 10 62 Seattle 571 ging percentage of .824. She had Quintan to their minor-league camp 12 9 4 1/2 DAI.LAS STARS-Recalled C Kelly Falrchlk! Phoenix 12 10 .545 5 Kdinonlon 25 32 10 60 four doubles, three walks and a and D Brad Lukowlch from Michigan ol the Saetanienln 11 13 .458 7 Vancouvrr 20 37 II 51 PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Oplluncd 3B I HI. Reassigned C Aaron Gavey to Michigan. Pacific Division Golden Stale 9 13 .409 8 Araims Ramlre?. OK Chad Hermansen. SS pair of sacrifice bunts. Overall, Wednesday * Games W L T PU Abraham Nunez. LHP Jimmy Anderson. IBRon PHOENIX COYOTES-Signed RW Brian LA CUpprnal II islcin. inc. Dallas 42 12 12 96 she leads BG with a .500 average. Wright and OF Emll Brown lo Nashville of the Noonan Jays tire Johnson for Vietnam lies The Associated Press year, causing conflicts with sev- Johnson's only season as a major vas given the choice of being Sundays & eral players and pitching coach league manager. Fregosi also dismissed, resigning to become a Mondays in DUNEDIN, Fla. - - The lies Mel Queen. Johnson apologized interviewed for the spot before coach or apologizing to the team. Tim Johnson told about his to the club at camp last month, Ash picked Johnson. Johnson chose to apologize, March... Marine service in Vietnam cost trying to put behind him a win- Fregosi, 56, managed the though it took him a few days in Receive a Raffle Ticket with him the trust of his team. Now, ter full of turmoil. Philadelphia Phillies when they camp before he did it. He also Paid Admission & Couch it's cost him his job. But with the Blue Jays at 3-12, lost the 1993 World Series to cleared up another lie — his offi- Dances Good for Daily Johnson was fired Wednesday and just a lew days after former Toronto. Fired after the 1996 sea- cial Blue Jays bio said he was a Prizes 8c a Grand Prize of as manager of Ihe Toronto Blue Toronto third baseman Ed son, he was with the San Francis- high school Ail-American bas- $500 Drawn from All Jays and replaced by Jim Pregosi Sprague called Johnson a "liar" co Giants as a special assistant to ketball player who turned down Tickets on March 29th! in a rare spring training dis- and a "back slabber," Ash had the general manager when Ash a chance to play for UCLA, but missal. seen enough. Johnson was fired sought permission Friday to talk none of it was true. Deia Uu...Where the "The unsettledness and the at I a.m. after a 2-1 loss to the to him. "I believe people deserve sec- Girls are so Pretty. You distractions had become the Yankees. They reached agreement Sun- ond chances, and I think Tim Don't Need Liquor! issue," general manager Cord "It wasn't going to fade into day .\iui Fregosi signed a two- deserved that," Ash said. Ash said. "It had become appar- 135 BRYNE RD. TOLEDO 531-0079 the background as quickly as I sear deal. He had an 861-937 Ash said the move to change ent it wasn't going to work." hoped," Ash said. "II had record while managing Philadel- managers began last week when Johnson never saw combat, become a preoccupation and was phia, the Chicago White Sox and he met with the Toronto's own- FREE PASS but supposedly made up stories RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY EXP. 3/31/99 making it hard to focus " California Angels ers and "expressed some concern — including one about shooting Firing a manager in spring "I have always wanted to about our ability to move for- SATURDAY MARCH 24 & 28 AT 10 a young girl — to inspire the manage," Fregosi said. "1 missed ward." s training is not unprecedented. $300 1 ' PRIZE club. He taught mortar training Phil Cavaretta was tired by the the action, I missed the field The Blue Jays stumbled at the Couples Night S100 2"° PRIZE to recruits going to Vietnam, yet COUPLES GET IN FREE Chicago Cubs on March 29,1954, In his first exhibition game for start of last year before finishing never served there. when with a 5-15 recoi.l, he told Toronto, he laced the Phillies and strong. Still, Johnson's lies about SUNDAY AMATEUR The truth was revealed last owner P.K. Wrigley he thought shook hands with manager Terry his service in the U.S. Marines Free Admission CONTEST they were doomed to a bad sea- Francona, who replaced Fregosi became the story of their season WITH COLLEGE ID son. in 1996 Ihe Blue lavs stole a run "Obviously, that had some- MONDAY Always Looking Find It In The "They were looking lor lead- with a double steal in the first thing to do with it," infielder 106.5/97.3 FM ership," Fregosi said. "We've got inning, then Fregosi came on the [bny Fernandez said of the fir- for New Talent! BG News! 18 games. We'll be ready bj field to argue a ground-rule dou- ing. BUZZ NIGHT opening day." ble call In the fifth. During a key series last season Johnson, 49, was ottered a job "What can they expect? An at Boston, Johnson said he ON as ,i scout, A\\d it was not known outstanding manager," said planned to pitch Roger Clemens whether he would take it. He Phillies coach John Vukovich, instead of Pal Hentgen in the COLLEGE LIFE: was driving to visit family in one ol Fregosi s closest friends. final game. When Hentgen com- Kansas and was unavailable for Even though it look several plained, Johnson sharply told the comment. months to fire Johnson, the Blue pitcher he didn't know anything The Blue Jays went 88-74 and Jays had thought about it for a about tough spots, adding "pres- finished third in Ihe Al. Fast in long time. Last November, he sure is Vietnam." Game on. 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One of the most pointless nominations was Ed Harris for "The Truman Show." Local hip-hop DJ mixes up airwaves While I did love the movie (I can't believe it didn't get a "The mid to late '80s was a other groups that have influ- best picture nomination), By JOHN WENZEL time when rap music was at its enced contemporary rock. Harris' performance was The HC News best," he said. "Everything was "They laid the foundation for nothing spectacular. I think about lyrics, it wasn't about people who are capitalizing on it DJ Dub stands in ^ he was belter in many other — image." now, but they don't want to pay the middle of the stu- films, such as "Apollo 13" or He said that the aim of his homage," Essel says. "There's a dio, one hand hold- "The Abyss," and he even show is to introduce listeners to lack of substance. What we're ing the headphones showed more range in "The the roots of today's rap and hip- trying to do is bring moisture close lo his ear, ^B Bock." hop music. back to hip-hop, because it's the other effort- ^^ In place of Ed Harris, Bill DJ Dub selects records seem- dry." lessly moving across an intricate Murray should have been ingly at random, but as a whole, Jason Dublin is certainly capa- series of knobs and dials on his nominated for his absolutely the songs complement each ble of doing this. A first-year turntable, lie selects a De La outstanding work in "Rush- other perfectly. No one song sociology graduate student, he Soul album from one of the giant more." It's Murray's best role plays for longer than four or five started listening to hip-hop on ever, and he fits it perfectly. postal bins filled with records, minutes, and each blends the radio and because of the places it on one of the turntables He's able to show great emo- smoothly into the next. influence of his older brother. and adjusts the sound and speed tion and is also able to make But mixing together say, "I've always been a fan," he to match the one already play- you laugh sometimes without Shaquille O'Neal and DJ Jazzy says, "someone who actually ing. saying anything — just by his Jeff & The Fresh Prince, is not an appreciates listening to the mannerisms. It's simply AJ, his musical sidekick, easy task. music. I always try to keep up checks the volume and gets amazing. "All this old school music is with the new stuff coming out." ready to play a PSA (public ser- I found it lo be the best about lyrics, basically showing Dublin earned his undergrad- vice announcement) as the music supporting role of the year your skills on the mic," says AJ uate degree at the traditionally fades out. He tells the listeners and was shocked to see it (a junior telecommunications all-black Moorehouse University they have just heard cuts from wasn't even nominated. major whose real name is in Atlanta, from which Martin De La Soul, Brand Nubian, A Without Murray in the cate- Emmanuel Essel, Jr.). "It's not Luther King, Jr. and Spike Lee Tribe Called Quest, Biz Markie, gory, I feel that the award will about how much gold you have graduated. But for some reason Gang Starr and a score of others. probably go to Billy Bob or who you know. We're not too the school did not have radio The PSA crackles to life and DJ Thorton, for his excellent per- much into commercial rap. We're programming. Dub removes his headphones. formance in "A Simple Plan," more like underground — the "You would think with all The Dl Dub and A] Radio Hour, although I wouldn't be sur- real hip-hop." those black people there, they which airs Wednesday nights prised if Duvall picks it up for DJ Dub (Jason Dublin) nods would have a radio station!" he from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. on WBGU "A Civil Action." emphatically. says. Nonetheless, he practiced 88.1 FM, is unique in that DJ Dub "A Simple Plan" and "A "There's no respect for the by spinning at parties and even- mixes all the music live and con- Civil Action" are two other pioneers who started this," he tually purchased two turntables tinuously in the studio. films that deserved more says. a couple of years ago. Most In front of him are his two nominations than they He notes how most fans of recently, he DJ'ed at a party held sticker-covered turntables and to received. I thought "A Civil current gangsta rappers, such as by the African-American Gradu- his side are boxes full of hun- Action" had some of the best the Notorious B.I.G., probably ate Student Association. dreds of old school rap records supporting performances of don't own a single KRS-One Now that the radio show is in — Jungle Brothers, Grand Puba, the year, and that William H. record. By contrast, fans of rock its second semester, Dublin and BG News Photo/ANNE RICHARDSON Diamond D., Public Enemy, Eric Macy and Kathleen Quinlan music still buy albums by The B. and Rakim, to name a few. DJ Dub (Jason Dublin) mixes records live on The DJ Dub & AJ both deserved nominations Beatles, The Grateful Dead and • See DJ DUB, page N-4 Radio Hour Wednesday, 11 p.m. on WBGU 88.1 FM. for powerful performances. : In fact, I think just about everyone in this movie, except John Travolta, was excellent. 'Hippies' tells familiar tale "A Simple Plan" also unjustly got snubbed in the at 12:22 p.m. on the campus of weed on the side of the road. The Best Supporting Actress cate- KSU in Kent, Ohio, the Ohio trio decided to bag the spring gory. Bridget Fonda was By DON DELCO National Guard shot and killed break trip and head back home superb as the new mother The BG News four college students: Sandy with their new discovery. and conniving partner in People have Scheuer, Allison Krause, William Throughout the book, Jedick crime to Bill Paxton. Also, Schroeder and Jeff Miller. Jedick describes vividly the thoughts Paxton gave his best perfor- always been interested in dedicates this book to these and feelings ol a college student mance ever (albeit not a huge unfortunate four. and how they dealt with the sit- accomplishment) and hippie culture, as evidenced by The main character, Kubick, uations that were presented to deserved a Best Actor nod goes through a lot of ups and them. over Tom Hanks, frankly its prevalence today. From the bell bottoms that are downs during his senior year. The four get busted for mari- because Hanks' performance Kubick lives at .in off-campus juana possession, go through the was just average for him, and back in style to the music of our parents' generation that's still residence with his three buddies, agonizing lottery put in place by that he already has two Paul Spalding, Dave Early and Ihe U.S. government to draft awards, so the odds of him alive and well, hippies were and are to many people so damn cool. their eccentric buddy they just men for the Vietnam conflict winning are slim to none. I call the Murph. These four go according to birth dates, and of expect this award to go to In his first-ever novel, author Peter Jedick has captured what it through some interesting situa- course their trials and tribula- Nick Nolte, easy. was like to be attending college tions that would be typical of a tions with women. It makes for "A Simple Plan" also got college student during the late ,n\ entertaining yet very realistic snubbed behind the camera, and also practicing the hippie lifestyle during the turbulent late sixties. feeling of how a college student only receiving one other nom- 60s in his new book titled, oddly For instance, during their lived during such a wild era. ination, Best Adapted Screen- enough, "Hippies." spring break, three of the room- Jedick, born in Los Angeles, play. It should have also got- What makes this book even mates — Spalding, Early and grew up in Cleveland and ten Best Director and Best more intriguing is the fact that it Matt — decided to go to New attended Kent State. He graduat- Cinematography, for its very is set during the school year of York. With $60 in their pockets ed in 1971, a year after the four haunting images. Also, I 1969-70 at another MAC school, and a backpack full of clothes, students were shot by the Ohio thought that Danny Elfman's Kent Stale University. Jedick off they went trying lo hitchhike National Guard. He majored in score was quite haunting and takes you through the entire their way to the Big Apple. It Liberal Arts, graduated cum original, and should have school year, quarter by quarter, failed by the time they got to the laude and with University hon- been nominated. through the eyes of senior Matt Ohio Turnpike because no one ors, and wrote and directed a Kubick up lo that fateful Mon- would pick them up but also one-act play for his senior hon- • See OSCARS, page N-4 day afternoon. On May 4, 1970, because Kubick found a brick of ors thesis.
Creative Writing Department's sition at the Eastman School of On March 19 Tom Saunders reading Series. Computer music Music and has composed for a and his Dixieland jazz ensemble Women's films Moody is the author of such man comes to BG wide variety of musical forms and will play the music of Defiance The Women's Film news novels as' The Ice Storm" (later media. I le has written more than native and famed cometist "Wild Series continues with made injo a Golden Globe nomi- Acclaimed compos- 100 works including computer Bill" Davison. The event is free, A Place of Rage at 7 nated film starring Kevin Kline, er and music theorist and improvisational music. form 4-6 p.m. in the Jerome p.m. in theGish Film Rick Moody reads Morris' works will be per- library obby. Theater. Sigourney Weaver and Joan Robert Morris will f* at Olscamp visit BGSU Monday, formed by the BGSU New Music The musical entertainment is The film is a cele- Allen), Purple America and Car- March 22 and Tues- Ensemble at 8 p.m. in Kobacker part of a celebration of the 30th bration of African-American On March 25 criti- den Stale. day, March 23 for a fl Hall. The event is free and open anniversary of BGSU's Popular women and their achievements. cally acclaimed author The reading will take place on series of lectures and a to the public. Culture Library and to officially The movie features interviews Rick Moody will visit March 25 at 7:30 p.m. in 117 performance of his music at Ihe Library to toot dedicate the "Wild Bill" Davison with such luminaries as Angela Olscamp for a reading. Olscamp. College of Musical Arts. Collection which is now part of Davis, June Jordan and Alice the University's holdings. The event is part of the m Morris is a professor of compo- "Wild Biirs horn Walker.
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hip-hop skit and always true to Every Me." As well as those two, his wacky, flamboyant style, there is a lame song by Bare Jr. could pull off a project this huge. and the pointless inclusion of -Tony Cavallario The Verve's overplayed and old "Bitter Sweet Symphony." HOW sounds The amount of great songs by artists that aren't particularly well known was surprising. Up- their refining ways. stunning brew of ambient sound and-coming DJ superstar, Fatboy Wilco has yet to gain commer- and her ethereally beautiful Slim, is included with his excel- cial success, but that hasn't voice. lent song "Praise You." This song curbed their hit making. The Orton's follow-up, Central was the standout of his 1998 chime-laden "Can't stand it," Reservation, manages the difficult album, You've Come A Long Way, "I'm always in love," and "A task of being almost on par with Prince Paul: A Prince shot in the arm" are musical Baby, and the same is said here. her debut. gems, but lyrically "Via Chica- Among Thieves Probably the biggest band on Lacking the sheer aesthetic go" makes the album. Wilco's 1999-Tommy Boy the album is Counting Crows, surprise of Trailer Park, Central and their new song "Color- ability to put to music subjects Hip-hop producer Prince Reservation oilers a bounty of blind," is excellent. It's from their that we wouldn't expect shines Paul's A Prince Among Thieves is a Cruel Intentions: yet to be released album, and in this cut. A mellow guitar pleasures, the most of which is hip-hop ghetto drama in musical Original Motion when it comes out I expect this strums behind lyrics akin to Orton's lovely voice. form. It's not just a concept song to be a huge hit. death metal, "I dreamed of Her voice is the rare instru- album, but a real story that tells Picture Soundtrack Wilco: killing you again last night, and ment which manages to be pure Other smaller acts also deliver the story of two old friends who 1999-Virgin Summerteeth it felt all right to me." and crystalline all the while turn against each other in the some great songs. Kristen Barry's Summerteeth, a collaboration retaining enormous reservoirs of quest for fame in the rap scene. "Ordinary Life" is a great 1999 - Reprise The soundtrack from "Cruel acoustic song, and it stands out of heritage rock and alternative power and strength. The voice Paul put down the plot and Intentions" is another in the long on the album. Another less Their slylc has been called edge, (with a couple of bonus slowly but surely sneaks up and some great tracks, then cast his line ol soundtracks filled with known band. Skunk Anasie, "garage meets the grange," but tracks to boot), is not only the favorite (and for the most part, gradually enfolds the listener in popular and up-and-coming includes their great song, Wilco's latest release has their band's strongest album, but also underrated) MC's to play his a sonic embrace of uncommon bands, in the vein of the "Secretly." It's not in the typical alternative-country fusion taking their first chance at blazing that many colorful characters. For beauty. Simply put, Orion could "Scream" and "I Know What vein of Skunk Anasie, being on a new sound. The self-pro- thickest of trails: success. example. Breeze is the excellent sing the ingredients list on a can you Did Last Summer" sound- rather soft in comparison to most duced Summerteeth marks the -Cory McCartney lead role, De La Soul play crack- of Spam and it would still be an tracks of last year. I lowcver, this of their songs, but it's quite good. band's first attempt since their heads, Kool Keith (Dr. Octogan) entrancing experience. soundtrack is actually not that break-through double disc set sells some homeade weapons This soundtrack is a great bad. Being There (1996). The Stones- Lyrically, Orton still sounds that hide well in your "butt album to buy if you are looking There is only one original influenced venture opened like the offspring of Richard pockets," Big Daddy Kane is for some good new bands to lis- song on this album, Marcy Play- doors for Jeff Tweedy and mates, Thompson and Nick Drake. She "Macula" the pimp, and Everlast ten to. It's probably the best ground's "Comin' Up From but the bands taking another has a wisdom and just enough is a racist NYC cop. Though it's soundtrack that doesn't feature Behind," and it's one of the road. cynicism to make her songs of strange to hear these folks rap in original material to come out in a worst on the album. Worst is Wilcos' lyrical slylings haven't lost love and regret seem real character, they all dropped while. Placebo's hideous "Every You changed, just their sound. Long- and not manufactured laments something that not only is a good lames Ekircd ing is still the key to their lyrics, like many of today's female listen, but moves the plot. with insecurity in relationships singer-songwriters. When she There are definitely some midwest concert box coming out as well. "How to sings "every lie speaks the lan- standouts, like Kane's eerie, evil fight loneliness" is a prime guage of love," on the CD's pimp monologue and Everlast's BOWLING GREEN example, with the line "There's a Beth Orton: Cen- opening track, "Stolen Car," bad-ass' portrayal of Officer 3.18.99 The Big Creak ©Easy Street whisper I'd like to breathe in there is the hard-edged timbre of O'Malley. But listen to the record your ear, but I'm loo scared to get tral Reservation TOLEDO experience and honesty that in one silting. The pieces all fit that close right now." 1999-Arista together, rising and falling and 3.20.99/Chamberlain ©Frankies helps Orton evade the soppy Wilco's direction hasn't climaxing, and leaving you out 3.27.99/Clutch ©Main Event changed either, which marks the Beth Orton's mesmerizing mawkishness of singers like of breath and worn out—like a 3.31.99/Low ©Frankies band's major flaw. They still 1996 debut, Trailer Park, was Jewel. good movie that you bob your have yet to blaze their own trail, impressive on numerous counts. With Central Reservation, head to. COLUMBUS to find their own musical venue, She managed to combine the Orton has managed the impres- And like anything Price Paul 3.20.99/Morello9 Forest, Ass Ponys ©Distillery instead of refining what's folkie tendencies and confession- sive feat of avoiding the dreaded does, it gets better every time as 3.26.99/Silver Scooter, Moviola ©Distillery already out there. With Summer- al songwriling skills of a Nick sophomore slump while some- you pick up on some of his more teeth's inspiration being the Beat- CLEVELAND Drake or Fairport Convention how expanding on her signature subtle tactics, including how his les, and other late '60s, early '70s 3.18.99/Promise Ring ©Grog Shop with the trip hop beats of bands sound without compromising tracks set the atmosphere and staple bands like the Beach Boys, 3.21.99/Jimmy Eat World, Sensefield ©Euclid Tavern like Portishead. The result was a her integrity and musical gifts. paint pictures for each scene. Wilco looks bent on maintaining -Erik Pepple Only Prince Paul, inventor of the
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The opening boot camp- Strangelove locked in a perpetu- 7, filmdom sequence is about as powerful and razor sharp as social commentary lost one of its al struggle with his malfunction- gets. The final hall, which places the viewer into Clauswitz's log of true originals, ing mechanical arm to Vincent war, was the groundwork for "Saving Private Ryan's" galvanizing one of the D'Onfrio snapping and putting opening and closing sequences. Nol the greatest war film ever made greats of mod- a bullet in his brain in "Full (that title is reserved for "Ryan"), it is a powerful experience ern cinema. At Metal Jacket," Kubrick has left nonetheless. age 70, Stan- the world a barrage of images ley Kubrick that will live forever. passed away. 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OSCARS D J DUB Continued from page N-1. inated lor, and ii will probably was a much belter movie about win. Continued from page N-1. "Yeah," Dublin insists, "all gel the screenplay award war, but it doesn't have a chance, My personal pick for Best Pic- Bui I still believe that the Ihey talk about is, 'I have my loo. mainly due to its length, abstract ture is "Life Is Beautiful," but Essel have very definite ideas biggest snub went to "Rush- Range Rover, my platinum Lin- plot and anti-war message. The I'm not holding my breath, about the music they play, even coln and my Rolex wjlh a dia- more," with absolutely no nomi- only award it has a chance of because a foreign language if Ihey don't always agree on mond bezel.' I don't care! The nations. In addition to Bill Mur- bringing home is Best Cine- movie hasn'l won best what it should be. only reason they're saying Ihat is ray's performance, I feel thai matography. picture in decades. . "I'm really trying to slress because people are supporting nominations should have also The what people waul lo hear, but them. If you didn't, Ihey would- gone to the director and lo Jason fact I'm also trying to give them Schwartzman for Best Actor. It that the n't have that. Instead of saying, what they probably need to 'Thanks for buying my album,' also deserved a Best Picture Pope hear," Dublin says in a some- they're saying, 'Jiggy! jiggy! nomination. himself what fatherly way. money! Jiggy! jiggy'' It's a lose- With that being said, I feel is endorsing He and Essel discuss the lose situation." that two movies, "Saving Private I lowever, even with all my this film won't be problem with contemporary Dublin is currently working Ryan" and "Shakespeare in complaints, I agree that almost able to save it from gangsla rap. They suggest thai on mix tapes of music thai he Love" will undoubtedly sweep everyone nominated did Saving Private Ryan, /hich some of it, including Puff Daddy the awards, unfortunately. "Sav- This is a deserve it. All of the films nomi- proves thai Spielberg has more and Mase, is boring, especially can't play on his show, presum- ing Private Ryan" will get all of shame, because in nated were very good, and I am pull in Hollywood lhan God when compared to the clever ably due to FCC regulations. He the technical awards it was nom- my opinion "The Thin Red Line" very anxious to see who will himself. melaphors of Public Enemy or plans to sell them this spring in Gang Slarr. local record stores. "They sound bored and Ihey In the meantime, he encour- are boring," Essel says. "I mean, ages listeners to call WBGU dur- CLOSEST TO CAMPUS GREENBRIAR, INC. how many times can you rap ing the show (372-2826) or e- about your car? How many mail song requests lo ajdjdub- Time is Running Out On Columbia Courts... limes can you rap about how [email protected]. Lisleners can many women you decided to also visit his website at 224 E. Wooster ^ ^352-0717 sleep with today — in every sin- www.geocities.com/Col- gle song?" legel'ark/Lab/1714. Earn Up to $40,000 Each Year •A/C P/T With Your Home Computer HAVEN HOUSE MANOR • Newly remodled 1515 E. Wooster • Across from Wendy's Medical Billing, The Hottest Home-Based • 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths with fire places Business of the 90's • washer and dryer in each building (Investment required) • range, refrigerator available • new dishwashers Doctors desperately need youi help and will pay handsomely for your • new microwaves • 4 or 5 person service as an Electronic Medical Billing Professional With our pro- • gas heat, electric air gram, we provide state-of-the-art software, training, marketing materi- • individual electric meter • Starting at $775.00 als, and support systems. With our program you can earn up lo S360O.OO each month processing claims lor 3 doctors, which requires 3 "Call-We'll meet you there." hours a day. Your income is only limited by the number of doctors tor ...Gef Them whom you choose to process claims. Unlimited Medical Services, Preferred Properties Co. Louisville. Ky a pro\cn leader in the Medical Billing Industry has limit- 530 S Maple • 352-9378 • Hours 8-4:30 ed openings in tins area foi men and women who wish to become finan- Open Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. While They Last! cially tree and are ready lo lake that first step lo home business owner- Free membership to Cherrywood Health Spa ship providing freedom, independence, tlevible hours and exciting new (indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, locker room, weight room, tanning) lifestyle h> attending our No Parental Guarantees Free One Hour Fact Finding Other listings include: Fox Run, Seminar On Piedmont, Birchwood, 1 Bedrooms, GREENBRIAR, INC. TUE. MAR. 23RD AT ONE & 6:()()PV1 efficiencies, Small Building, AT THE DAYS INN Twinplexes, 2.3 & 5 Bdrm. Houses, Checkout our Website for a complete 1550 F. WOOSTER Downtown Loft Apartments. listing of all our properties. (1-75. EXIT 181) www. wcnet.org/~gbrental BOWLING GREEN, OH
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A*. (Superior). AM. Bert £0.; AAA Duff 4 Phelpe: AM. Moody'■ IUVMJOT. Service* AAA. SunaVd »nd Poor, for lability, found invnimenti. cUim»-p*y M ability. «nd overall financial itrcngth. The* ralinn of TIAA a. an insurance company do nol apply to CREF or the TIAA Real Ealale Accounl MM t \ pagf 11 The BG News Thursday. March 18. 1999 Datkiop Pub1i«h»r Wanted oegmmng Sum North Branch Nursery. Inc.. a full service land- Student Employment Clerical Assistant Volunteer Coord in at or: Temporary full time Grad. students 2 bd'm bnck. large vatd mgf Seneslei A«e you f»ghly skilled .wiih scape service company, is seeking energetic Budget Area Tnis individual will provide sup- position available (initially 1-2 days per week $7»mo plus dep & unl No pels 353 7257 I'ugeMaker? Do you have experience m pro 'landscape crew leaders pon services to the Budget area Clerical assis- lor training lull time summer months! at non 12 unit apt buildings leave mossage ^^^^^_^^ Ouong professional quality tyochu'es. five's. 'Landscape crew members tor a 2-3 person tance to. and under the direct supervison ol profit agency Responsibilities include recruit- 724 Sixth street 705 Seventh street Sublease's needed lo' summer 1999 etc' The" we want to talk with you This stu- landscape crew who installs a variety ol de- tne Budget Officer Duties to include proces ment, orientation and ongoing training o' vol- 4 bdrm houso. I block Irom campus dem positKjn requires a high degree o< accur- signs both green ft hard-scape Benefits avail- srng and formulating reports, set up of record unteers, supervision and coordination ol spe- $500 school year lease FREE neat, water Air conditioning & spaoous living room acy and mvoives keyboard>ng large amounts ol able vacation, hosp-tahzaton. dental. 401K. notebooks and files, word processing, corre- cial events. Includes some evenings and 352-7164 complex data 15 hours weekly. $5 90.hr Year round employment Evpenence required spondence, filing and photocopying. Other du- weekends Bachelors degree m a related licld sewer, gas. & HBO Musi have resume and porttolo Application Send resume w/wage requirements to PO Box ties as assigned. 15-20 hours week. preferred Send resume to Sunshine Inc. ol 354-0914 deadline March 19. 1999 Call Anita Krauss 353. Pemberville. OH 43450 $590vhour. For additional information call Northwest Oh*. 7223 Maumee Western Rd , Continuing Education, 3728181 Mary.372-8i8i Maumee. Oh-o 43537 Ann HR Manager. " Houses. Apis. A Rooms 99-2000 " 9 you EOE. 326leroyup. 1 bdrm Direct Care/Rafldenltal Specialist Full and NOW HIRING Summer camp near Ann Arbor seeks counsel- 304 E Court up. 2 bdrm pan time positions available to provide care STOCKBROKER ASSISTANT ors, lifeguards. Health Oir. Room & Board. 307 1/2 E Reed.3bdrm and support to individuals with developmental PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES INC Salary Call 734 878-6628 FOR SALE Rooms & elite $205 A up md all Irtfl. EALLY disabilities living m the Children's Home and Applicant should bo interested m becoming a area group homes, including Bowling Green stockbroker. Duties arranging seminars, con- Summer Camp Jobs Summer A Second Sem. apis avail enow what Pnmarily afternoons, evenings, and week- tacting clients and prospects on investments, Land/Water Sports Call 353-0325 9am-9pm ends Starting wage $7.14-$8 52 depend»ng on marketing and public relations Adirondack Mountains/Lake Placid 1979 Mustang Official Pace Car 4 cyt runs you're experience/education. Comprehensive train- WagesravaHabiliry-fieuote Internshipsavaiia- Visit uswww.raquellelake.com good $90OOBO.354-9560 1-800-786-6373 i and 2 bdrm furnished apts lor '99 00 school ing program and excellent benefits. Must be We. Interested parties contact Christ* Watson 1993 Ford Probe GT AC, stick shift, moon year 352-7454. 18, have a valid driver's license and good dnv- at 249 7343 roof, all power New tires High highway miles i bedroom apt across from campus Avail ing record, physically fit and able to lift 60lbs Summer employment: Childcare in our Syl- $6.000 OBO Call Ro>y at 352-8790. mid-Aug. 1 yr lease. $300'mo . uMs doing) Applications and lour every Wednesday vania home. 8-4 weekdays Call NURSING ASSISTANTS 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6 Brand new. low miles. 419 897-9030. 9 30 to 30am and d 30-5 0 0pm Sunshine Wood County Nursing Home is looking lor a 419 882-2157. Inc ol Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee $6000 060 Call 354 6036. i room efficiency with baih Available now few special peopie to fill openings m our facility SUMMER JOBS yourserf?! Western HO . Mnumee. Ohio EOE WCNH will pay your tuition to attend the 2 1/2 FEMALE AND MALE COUNSELORS 1997 Trek 6000 ZX-Alum. Frame RockShoi. 3525822 __^_ Enthunasttc personalities wanted tor cart & week Nurse Aide Training Program at Owens NEEDED FOR all shtmano parts Black yellow decats. not a 4 bdrm. 1 bath house at 516 E. Reed 1/2 bike rental al Put-m-Bay. Seasonal work, hous- Community College il not already state tested TOP CHILDRENS CAMP IN MAINE scratch $350 OBO 372 8605. David block Irom campus Avail Aug 16. '99 for \2 ing.good pay. bonuses. Call Island Bike Rental or test ready. These postions offer a great Top Salary, Room/Board/Laundry, Clothing & Auto insurance available Monthly payments month lease In good shape with nice back 419-285 2016 or write Box 419 Put-m-Bay, OH starting wage along with these great benefits Travel allowance provided. Must love children call Deb at 373 1823 yard. Carpeted with oflstreet parking avail Un- 43456 M e d i - and have skill in one or more of the following furnished except refndgerator A stove. No \\ In my book, SamB's. cal/Oenial/Prescnption/Vision/Lite-Family activities Archery, Arts & Crafts (Ceramics, BG Flea Market dogs allowed, i month security deposit re- GAIN PROFESSIONAL SALES EXPERI- Premium only $15.18 per month. Single Stained Glass. Jewelery), Athletic Trainer. Redo Funky stuff Wood Co Fairgrounds quired If interested, call 419885-8307 and my favorite BG restaurant, ENCE-BEST SUMMER JOB IN BG Premium only $6.18 per month Basketball. Canoeing. Kayaking. Dance (Tap, Corner of Rt 64 & Poe Rd March 20 & 21 st leave a mutt sage lb' Sur.v Student Publications is now accepting applica- deserves star hilling It's the *10 paid holidays. 15 pad sick days, and 2 Pomte. & Jazz). Drama, Field Hockey. Golf. tions lor 3*1 es account executives. Gam valua 4 room upstairs apartment lor 2 people Avail- weeks paid vacation per year Gymnastics (Instructors & Qualified Spotters). CARS FROM $500.00 best place to eat between bio sales experience selling phone directory able now 352-5822 'Free meals and Free uniforms Horseback Riding/English Hunt Seat, La- Police impounds and tax repo's ads to local businesses Positions require 'Weekend differential crosse, Photography. Videographer. Piano Ac For listings call 1 800319-3323 "4558 Apt lor rent. 2 bdrr April ist Call Toledo & Columbus T^ 15 20 hours per week and run from May •$250 referral bonus compiamst. PionoenngiCamp Craft. Ropes 353-1451 after 6pm through July. Students must have excellent '$25 quarterly attendance incentive and the (Challenge Course, 25 Stations), Saving. Soc- thr IMrria "'"<'.' "••""<"«« r r.r» communication skills, be highly motivated and opportunity to earn two extra vacation days per Primes tar/DirecTV. Because ol our recent AVAILABLE FOR FALL cer. Softball. Tennis. Theatre Technicians. 2 bdrm t rrushed 704 5th St have own transportation. Stop by 204 West year with perfect attendance Track & Field. Volleyball. Waterskimg (Slalom. merger we have an incredible offer lor you as u 2bdrm unfurnished7107thSt Hall lor an application or call Toby at 372 0430 'Raise m only 120 days Tnck. Barefoot. Jumping). W.S.I ./Swim In- low as $22.99/mo 76 channels Call 352-3445 to' more .nlormatK>n tor more mlo Come in today to fill out an application and let structors. Windsurfing. Also opportunities lor now 1-877-823-2688 me tell you about our openings and the oppor- Nurses. HTML programmers and secretaries tunities that await you at WCNH. For questions CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING Help needed-pro shop. Please call Tangle Camp Vega for Girls! FOR RENT Wood Gull Club 833-1725 tor more info. please call Pam Shank, HR manager at (419) www.campvega.com SECRET IN SGI Clean, 2 bedrooms, fully 353-8411. E-mail: [email protected] furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- Home City Ice Company is now hmng tor these Wood County Nursing Home CALL1-800-838-VEGA tilities provided, on-site manager, balcony positions Route Dnvers. Production Stackers, U080E Gypsy Lane Rd. COME SEE USI We will be on your campus units available. Call tor an appointment Truck Loaders Competitive wages/flexible Bowling Green. Ohio 43402 Thurs., April 1st. 352-9909. schedules. Locations throughout all ol Ohio Town Room, Student Union and Southeast Michigan. Call for details at INTERVIEWS AND INFORMATION Nursing-RNAPN- Pan time working with 1 800 899 8070 FROM10AM-4PM. GEORGETOWN MANOR Ho North Main • Bowling lireen children and adults with developmental disabili- For 1999-2000 school year NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Landscape nursery Flexible hours Must have ties Applications and tour every Wednesday. 800 3rd Street transportation Call 686-7865 930 1000am and 430-500pm. Or contact i bedroom Make eitra $70. Fri. afternoon 3/26 & Sat. AM Human Resources (419) 865-0251. Sunshine SUMMER MONEY Fully furnished. AC, 3/27.4 hou'seach day Paper route, need car. Inc ol Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee- Work outdoors and earn Laundry facility, no pets. Call 352-4636 Western Rd . Maumee. OH EOE between $3,000 $5,000 Hmng Parking, prof, maintenance 'HIGHLAND^ Reasonable rent PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE house pamters/loremen Call Mika'a Party Mart, popular family-owned Gas heat, water A sewer included MANAGEMENT Behavioral Connections ol Wood County is 1888-CPP-97US or [email protected] edu business has pt-time opening. 15/23 hra. Also summer rates per week Start now A work thru sum- now hiring Part-Time workers for Residential Call 354-9740 for more details A app't no I w ..luiii'iin Sued. BOM linj I ireen mer/fall! Must be friendly, honest, neal, & Services. Position involves direct care and su- Telephone interviewing. p.T Some days, dependable. Apply at 834 S. Main, BG in Big pervision of mental health consumers, and mostly evenings & weekends. Flexible schedul- 354-6036 Lois Plaza. 352-9259 overseeing facility operations. Shifts are for ing, relaxed atmosphere. Stating $5 50 mini- Monday. Tues. and every other weekend from mum in Perrysburg. 8745842 Graduate student housing Needed summer daycare for school-aged chil- 4pm-12am. Social work and Psychology dren in our Perrysburg home. 8am-5om Call Avail. Now & Fall majors are encouraged to apply. Send resume Volunteer Supervisor- Sunshine, Inc of 1-419 874-0625 lo 801 N College. BG. OH 43402 EOE Northwest Ohio, a residential facility for indi- viduals with developmental disabilities, is look- Perrysburg Hts. Boys & Girls Club. Fun ft ing for a par! time (16-24 rvsAveek) supervi- Energetic Ed A Arts part time youth worker sor to implement a "Faith in Action" program. John Newlove See what's new Call Amy at 874 4529 Duties would include recruitment, training, and SIETS POWER SOURCE INC. support of volunteers to provide compassion- 803 - 815 8rh St /Avail May 1st ate caregiving, developing contacts with local Real Estate in the news!! N.W OHIO'S fi VITAMIN OUTLET SHOP • Dishwashers NEEDS YOU" P.T. HELP WANTED congregations, fundraismg, and working with the interlaith coalition. Bachelors degree pre- • New refrigerators Sylvania 419-824-501 l.Pbrg 419-872-0099 Rental Office ferred, experience in MR/DO helpful Musi 163 South Main Street-Bowlin • Disposals have valid driver's license with adequate • All new paint throughout START NOWl transportation and insurance coverage. Appli- • Self-cleaning ovens International Company seeks 5 motivated cations and tour Wednesdays 9 30-10 00am people to f.ii key positions Rapid advance- and 430-5 00pm or send resume to Sunshine • New kitchen cabinets ment, will tram. 841-252V Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- • Ceramic tie Western Rd.. Maumee. Ohio 43537. Ann: HR AlEfcCA • Ceiling Ions MGR EOE Management Inc. Now leasing for Fall COMPLETE APT. MAKEOVER! S550/mo, 12 mo. lease B&B 1999-2000 Invites you Truck and Auto The Highlands 10% Discount NEVER 319 E. Wooster St. One Dcdroorr laurdry facilities to come sec quiet The Nissan 300 ■ w/Student ID (Across Irom Taco Bell) From $395/mo. •Oil Change $19.99* WORK RENTAL LINE: Management Inc. ZX TWIN TURBO The Homestead- 'most vehicles HillsdikApU., 1082 Falrvkw. Graduate Housing by Eppler. Tickets • Low Shop Rates LUNCH 354-2260 I aigc studios, hii^h vaulted ceilings, One and two bedroom, A/C. • Engine Service unique (loot plan, cur ports on-stte laundry, ceramic tile. for the car and other 451 THURSTIN soundproof construction, skylights • Transmission Work AGAIN! 9 I 2-12 mo Leases prizes will be sold Efficiencies for summer and Siart al J350 Call 35J-58IMI asnwasners. vaulted cedrigs • Brakes Aug. lo May. Assigned From $450/mo @ 1/2 price today! 13040 Bishop Rd B&B Parking. Starts at $310.00. Bowling Green. OH let us heto you make a tough decision Time is running out easy cdl a stop by (he olfce TODAY* 353-2526 Bishop 517 E. REED so get your tickets Free Towing if we Rd Call 354-6036 do the job! One bedroom for Aug. to Management Inc. ». F-om 9-4 > soon! \ctmrm' May. Starts at $380.00 Evergreen \pis.. 215 E. Poe. M*VK* BQSU Is Now Hiring: Efficiencies A huge I hdmis. laundrj on stic. lots of parking I. IV. starts al Cooks, Servers & 521 E. MERRY S23<>. I bdrms Starts at $340 John Newlove Hosts/Hostesses Two bedrooms for summer Call J53-5800 Real Estate j2fev Don't qo banatfflss, and Aug. to May. Assigned Parking. Starts at S500.00. 319 E. Wooster St. V Top wages Across Irom Taco Bell Rooking for a $J&\ 605 SECOND V Flexible Hours ^vtEf^CA M19)-354-2260 V Paid Vacations One bedroom unfurnished Management Inc. for summer and fall. Starts \ Health/Dental Wooster House, 716 E. Wooster. I at $320.00 Insurance bdrm. -lOOO'mo • Eke. One minute from South Hall V Employee Stock Many other locations Call J5J-5800 Option Plan available. A complete listing is available at the apartments available are just a few of the great rental office. Campos Manor m Third St. benefits waiting for youl ^vtE^CA NO PETS ALLOWED! ftockledge Manor 315 N. Main St.. Stop in, our friendly Management Inc. TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! 615 Second St. 317 N. Main St Apply in person staff will help you find Slop b) our office al 1045 N. Main 701 Fourth St. 710EtaSt 715 SECOND STREET the perfect home for St. for complele listing or Call 353- 610 Eighth St 7101/2 Elm St. \ Mon. - Fri. 2-4 5800. Three bedroom. Limit 3 d* next year! Ml Eighth St 237 N. Prospect 401 W. Dussel Road www.wcnet.org/-mecca people. $670.00 per month, $ 733 Manville Ave. 1381/2 N Main St. Maumee, OH 43537 deposit $670.00. Lease 755.777 ManWIe Ave 313 N MamSt from May 16, 1999 to May 6, 2000. 113 Railroad St. (next to Kinko's) (Just a few mlnutM from BG1 Fail 1999 Leasing Take 1-475W to DuMaMurn right.) 352-9302 Mon-FriS-5 Sat 8-12 Units Going Fast! Three bedroom. Limit 4 HOURS: 224 E. WOOSTER people. $670.00 per month, . \ 1'