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• * • • * THURSDAY March 26,1998 • • * Volume 84, Issue 120 Bowling Green, Ohio News * • • • •
"An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920"
Help offered to fueding tenants, landlords New bar Q The city has worked leases happen because of one with Housing Directions party not living up to its end of "We are not on the side of the tenant or the of Toledo to offer cpun- the bargin. opens up Between the two, one party is landlord." seling services once a bound to end up displeased over Bowling Green because they montn for landlords and something. have seen an increase in calls in town When this happens, there is a from the area As a result, Hous- tenants with problems. place for students to turn If they ing Directions and the city de- □ The owner of have questions. cided to bring the counseling Mary Ellen Sielicki Kamikazes bar has By CAROLYN STECKEL According to Mary Ellen Sie- services to the area once a month of Housing Directions of Toledo The BC News licki, executive director of Hous- for free. made a few small ing Directions of Toledo, coun- Housing Directions has been changes to spruce University students and their selors will be available on the mediating situations between educating them about their said. "If a students has a problem up the old Gar- off-campus landlords may be first Wednesday of every month landlords and tenants for 12 rights and responsibilities. They with a landlord, we tell them how able to find a common ground at the National City Bank on years throughout the Toledo also attempt to educate landlords to go about doing things. We also goyles location. with a new city-sponsored coun- South Main Street. area about dealing with conflict. have landlords that come and ask seling service. According to Siellcki, housing The service hopes to prevent "We are not on the side of the By BRANDON WRAY tenant or the landlord," Sielicki Conflicts over contracts and counselors are now available in the tenant from being evicted by • See HELP, page five. The BG News
Kamikazes is the answer to the question of what was Play it again Sam going to happen to Gar- goyles' old home. The new bar opened offi- cially last Wednesday after trial runs the previous weekend and on St. Patrick's Day. The bar is owned and operated by Rick Ault, who also co-owns Checkers and the Toledo bar Captain's Quarters. "Things went pretty well on our first real weekend," Ault said. "Thursday was good, Friday was a little slow with the weather, a lot of people coming, checking things out and not hanging around ~ and Saturday was excellent. We were packed the whole night." Ault said he thinks Kami- kazes will be successful be- cause of the location. "I had always heard that the location there was great. It's the closest bar when you first get to down- town," he said. "You wouldn't think it would matter because every place is so close, but being the first one people see is im- portant. I think we will be successful once people get in here and especially next fall when a new class comes in." When the owners of Gar- goyles decided to move, Ault said he jumpe i at the chance to get the building, which is owned by Robert Maurer. "I heard they were mov-
BG New* PhMO by Jeremy MM nI n ing and I scurried to get an alcohol license and get the Well, fuiliy, play il again |im. )im Koch, of the Big Creek Band, stands outside his South Enterprise house Wednesday afternoon.The band will be headlining building," Ault said. Ault has made a couple -.■ce Marathon, which will take place at the University Friday night. changes to improve the at- mosphere in the building. "It's amazing what a few Womanjirst to die under doctor-assisted suicide law mirrors and a coat of paint can do," he said. "We paint- □ An elderly woman years ago, had been having an in- measure took effect, there had wanted medical assistance to die. again. ed the walls white and add- creasingly difficult time breath- died after taking a lethal not been a single case of someone Though that groundswell has A warning from Washington ed mirrors. It looks much ing and recently was told by her coming forward to take advan- not materialized, opponents were clouded the law almost as soon as brighter and bigger too, dose of prescribed me- doctor she had less than two tage of the law and make a public still dismayed at news of the first it went into effect. The Federal with the mirrors. We also months to live, the advocates point about the right to die. state-sanctioned suicide. Drug Enforcement Administra- put in a new floor behind dication. said. Even supporters of the "This is a tragic and sad day tion, in a notice solicited by Con- the bar. The old one was The Associated Press The woman's own doctor re- measure say they have had nu- for Oregon and the United gressional opponents of the Ore- disgusting and smelled." fused to assist her in committing merous inquiries from patients, States," said Bob Castagna, a gon law, warned that any doctors PORTLAND, Ore. ~ An elderly suicide, so the woman turned to but this is the first case they spokesman for the Oregon Catho- who prescribed drugs for suicide Other improvements Ault woman stricken with breast can- the advocacy group to find a doc- know of where a person has used lic Conference. "Assisted suicide could risk sanctions. would like to work on in- cer has become the first known tor who would. the law. has begun in the state of Oregon Justice Department officials clude creating better bath- person to die under the nation's Surrounded by family mem- "For the first time to our know- to our profound regret and sor- have since indicated that federal rooms and an improved pa- only doctor-assisted suicide law, bers and her physician, she fell ledge, a terminally ill patient has row. May God have mercy on all drug officials are unlikely to in- tio area an advocacy group said Wednes- into a deep sleep five minutes ingested a lethal dose of medica- of us." terfere with the Oregon law. At- Ault is staying with what day. after taking the concoction. "She tion and died as a result," Said Gayle Atteberry of the torney General Janet Reno is ex- he thinks is a good musical The woman in her mid 80s, swallowed the medication and Coombs Lee said. group Oregon Right to Life: "It pected to issue a final decision format, '80s favorites and whose name was withheld by her died a half hour later, very State officials, citing privacy makes my heart break that we soon. dance music He is also add- family, died Tuesday night, about peacefully," said Barbara laws, would not confirm whether have stooped so low in society ing a karaoke night on 30 minutes after taking a lethal Coombs Lee, author of the law. there has been a case. They say that we allow the terminally ill to The latest furor over the law Wednesdays. dose of barbiturates mixed with Oregon's Death with Dignity they will release a preliminary kill themselves Instead of reach- came last month when a state syrup, and washed down with a Act, first passed by voters in report as soon as they have re- ing out with true compassion that panel made assisted suicide part Ault is no stranger to the glass of brandy, the advocates 1994 and affirmed last year, al- corded 10 suicides. would be being with them to the of the list of procedures available Bowling Green bar scene. said. lows doctors to prescribe lethal Oregon's chief epidemiologist, end." to the 270,000 low-income resi- He started the bar now "I'm looking forward to it," the drugs at the request of terminal- David Fleming, said he had no The law has been the focus of dents covered under the state's called Tuxedo Juntion in woman said in a tape played for ly ill patients who have less than previous word about the elderly national debate since the first health plan. Federal money, by the '70s and worked at Col- reporters by the group Compas- six months to live. Doctors may woman's suicide plans. campaign in 1994 when voters law, cannot be used in assisted lege Station for 12 years. In sion in Dying. "I will be relieved only prescribe a lethal dose, not In the campaign last fall over passed it by a narrow margin, suicide. between those stints, he of all the stress I have." administer it. the measure, opponents sug- and in 1997 when it was put back But Oregon officials said the lived in College Station, The woman, who was diag- In the five months since the gested that .the state would be- on the ballot by the Legislature costs of the procedure could be Texas, home of Texas A&M nosed with breast cancer 20 last court fight ended and the come a magnet for people who and overwhelmingly passed covered using only state money. University. f I I i page 2 The BG News March 26, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller f OPINION 372-2604 The BG News UAO fails to bring the rock I will preface this by saying that radio station is not full of crap the planning were brought in to fill if you are in some way connected to when it says, "Look, this artist is the important positions. After the Universities Activities going to be huge, we should book spending hours upon hours in Organization, you are not going to them now before they get too meetings for the concert, putting up like anything said in this column. expensive." hundreds of signs, getting volun- With that out of the way, here's The same thing happened last teers to work the concert, and even the plain and simple truth: UAO year. Ani DiFranco, the folk-punk going on WBGU 24 to talk about screwed up. How can I even begin do-it-yourself queen was willing to the great work that had been done to criticize an organization that I come to BG for $2000. We just had by everyone involved to make the am not even a part of, you ask? It's to find a place big enough to fit whole thing work, I was demoted. lime for a history lesson. 750-1000 people, like a ballroom. Of course I'm bitter and angry, Around October of 19%, I was Unfortunately a certain ballroom but not for what was done to me, the programming director of was mysteriously booked (with but for what UAO has been doing actually no one using it) for the WFAL, one of the campus radio sta- record sales, number of spins, air- to students since I've been here, dates we wanted to work with. "An independent student voice serving tions. Some of the people at the play, etc.), who is available to tour which is waste our time. Every station and myself got the wild idea Another example of WFAL trying year, people read the surveys they and who is busy recording/in to bring in talent but finding obsta- Bowling Green since 1920" that we should have bands play at rehab. The radio station also has put in the paper and know full well cles in it's way, but that again is BGSU since we had never actually daily and constant communication they have no ability to bring any- another column. seen a real live well-known music with almost every major and minor one on their list to this school either 210 West Hall artist perform in Bowling Green. In record company, which are connect- How does all this relate back to because they can't afford them or fact, there hadn't been a concert in ed to the artists booking agency, in the story of last year. Well, UAO the artist just won't play colleges. I Bowling Green State University has no obstacles. They can do what Bowling Green since the 10,000 the country. But no, we were not really don't see Puff Daddy or LL they please, reserve what they Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Maniacs played before the start of included in the decision making for Cool J coming to BG for $20,000 in the decade. the initial survey. want, fund what they have to. The the neair future. Phone: (419) 372-2601 idea of spending only $15,000 - So with this wild hair up our The truth is, WFAL could have UAO can talk all they want posterior, we decided to start bug- 20,000 on a band is ridiculous in E-mail: [email protected] brought a number of artists in the about bringing bands to BG and ging Sidney Ribeau. At the same today's market, when even last few years, but does not have their valiant attempts that go for time, apparently UAO had the the resources (roughly $15,000 from mediocre bands command $50,000. same idea and we got together UAO could work with other organi- nothing, but the simple fact is, ACGFA compared to over $80,000 UAO has no business trying to DARLA WARNOCK along with some other organiza- for UAO last year). Think I'm jok- zations and combine efforts and money, but that would mean releas- bring bands here because they have Editor-in-Chief tions like University Ambassadors ing, I'm not. to try to formulate a plan. ing some the control they so des- a horrible track record. And on the Six months before Jewel hit the opposite end of the spectrum, Without consulting WFAL, UAO airwaves with her first single "Who perately demand. BRANDON WRAY NATALIE MILLER put a survey in the paper that listed When it came down to actually WFAL gets shafted by the Will Save Your Soul," WFAL had University and the bars in this town Associate Editor Opinion Editor bands that could be popular choices the album in rotation. The record putting on the Violent Femmes con- to bring to BG. Logic tells me that cert last year, the truth about UAO for no apparent reason other than . SARAH BEDNARSKI ELIZABETH KERBY company was willing to have her they are not liked. Makes you won- you would want some input from a come to Bowling Green to play for became evident. I had spent the News Editor Copy Chief radio station (nationally recognized better part of the spring semester der who should be getting the relatively cheap ($500), as long as ACGFA money. as one the best modem music sta- we could come up with a place to on the committee with approxi- JEREMY MARTIN JASON McMAHON tions in the country by the National play. One of the local bars pretty mately four or five other organiza- Timothy Minneci is a Senior sports Photo Editor Sports Editor Association of College much laughed at the idea of bring- tion heads. However, when show management major who enjoys shcot- Broadcasters) which knows what ing a "no-name" to BG. That is time came, I was reduced to an ing his mouth of, especially when it SCOTT BROWN JOHN WENZEL acts are going to be popular in four another column, but it proves the usher while UAO personnel who comes to the University. Contact him Graphics Editor Entertainment Editor to six months (based on projected were only minimally involved in at [email protected]
Signe by Willinson VOICES
So, you think the BGSU campus lacks culture? Think it lacks week- end entertainment? Heck, do you find that hanging out in the Union day in and day out to fill the lull in between classes just doesn't intel- lectually stimulate or entertain you anymore (if it ever did)? Got spring fever? If you answered yes to any of these questions, the BGSU Fine Arts Center Galleries has the answer. Its spring art exhibit schedule is in full bloom. If you missed the recent 1998 Undergraduate Art exhibit in the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery, which ended March 25, you missed 228 pieces of exquisitely crafted artwork from 117 student artists, many of whom were awarded with scholarships and other prizes for their work All artwork, ranging from paintings to computer art to sculp- tures, has its own story. Some art pieces took weeks, even months to complete. Each one illustrates a mastery of technique, an unspoken story, and a level of creativity and originality that invokes lingering thought or conveys a message deeper than its surface. Why mention an art exhibit that's now a fond memory? There are three reasons. First, some students believe that such elements are Principal misses learning opportunity nonexistent on campus. If you have not visited the art galleries, don't complain. If you did not know they even existed, now you do! The MIAMI, FLA. — For a textbook ing at the world. Some of the work cipal. is touching in its expression of After mishandling the case, the gallery exhibits are a true gem on campus often filled with artwork example of overkill, consider the arrest and expulsion of the "Killian unhappiness and inner turmoil. grown-ups now are trying to save made by fellow students. Nine." From the self-deprecaringly titled face. The headlines and threats of Secondly, remember to check out the 1999 show next year in early Instead of making an example of "Simple Babble": lawsuits could have been avoided if Killian had dealt with the newslet- March! Early advertising? Perhaps, but it is well deserved. Finally, its the teen-agers, the harsh punish- We want justice, but we have no ment is fast making them martyrs. case. ter in a calm, levelheaded way. not tcx» late! You can still catch some more artwork before the semes- These are the Killian High stu- We're considered nothing but Nothing like a mass arrest to ters end. The MFA Thesis exhibition begins with an opening reception dents who anonymously published societies (sic] waste. draw unwanted attention to your Friday, April 3 from 7p.m. to 9p.m and continues through April 14 the now-infamous underground We have no rights, no actions campus' problems. Very smart newsletter called First Amendment. taken. move. during regular hours in the Dorothy Uber Bryan and Willard It took shots at stuck-up classmates, No life to live, we are forsaken. Maybe Killian has so many tal- Wankelman Galleries. Also, the BFA Senior Thesis Exhibitions open administrators, security guards and It's swell to talk about free ented, budding writers that it can Friday, April 17. cheerleaders, among others. speech, but such a thing doesn't afford to boot out nine of them, but One ooint of the pamphlet was exist in high schools. (I speak from I doubt it. Misspellings and all, the The best part about these and all Fine Arts Center Galleries exhibits to shock, and to that end the experience, as the long-ago editor First Amendment pamphlet shows is that they are absolutely, 100 percent free!!! That means free weekday authors sprinkled racial slurs, the F- ••One point of the of a mimeographed tract not a creative energy and interest in the and weekend entertainment, free intellectual stimulation, and a break word, graphic sexual references and pamphlet was to always beloved by administrators craft that ought to be nurtured and from the mind-numbing excitement of the daily grind. a few crude cartoons. Sophisticated at good old Plantation High.) not snuffed. satire it's not shock, and to that end The Killian Nine's raunchy lan- Certainly the kids should be So, before knocking BGSUs supposed poor supply of art, entertain- If s also not dangerous, no mat- the authors sprinkled guage probably did violate rules of held accountable for what they ment and culture, experience what other have found to be an often ter what Principal Timothy Dawson racial slurs, the F- student conduct, and the suspen- published. The best way to'do that hidden gem of cultural abundance. Get to the Fine Arts Center Gallery says. sions were predictable. But Dawson would have been to keep them in He was, understandably, word, graphic sexual has pursued the matter with such the classroom and let them hear exhibits before spring fever gets the best of you. annoyed to see himself depicted references and a few zeal that it looks personal: the from those who were hurt and Sarah Daoust with a large dart in his head. He tough big-city principal versus the insulted by the pamphlet — includ- Junior Public Relations was also alarmed by this passage in crude cartoons. naughty foul-mouthed upstarts. ing Dawson. one of the newsletter's more vitri- Sophisticated satire it's Arresting and jailing them for What better opportunity for all olic essays: "hate crimes" wasn't only impul- students at Killian to learn about Copyright © 1998, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting "I often have wondered what not.JJ sive, it was unbelievably dumb. The the power of the written word, and of any material from this publication without the permission of would happen if I shot Dawson in case was a loser, and prosecutors the responsibility that goes with it. The BG News Is strictly prohibited. the head and other teachers who dropped it faster than a vial of And what better opportunity for The BG News Is an independent publication founded In 1920 and have pissed me off or shoot the f— anthrax. Dawson himself to find out why is published dally during the academic year and weekly during the bastard who thought I looked Now county officials, encour- such bright and promising kids are summer semester. at him wrong or the airheaded interpret the kid's disjointed rant as aged by Dawson, have acted to so bitter and disillusioned about life Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not cheerleader who is more concerned a serious death threat against expel the nine underground writers at his school. If you were principal, necessarily those of the student body, faculty, University adminis- about what added layer of Revlon Dawson or anyone else. and force them to finish their edu- wouldn't you want to know? tration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the she's putting on." Ironically, the Killian Nine aren't cations at other high schools. Two Spring 1998 BG News staff. Too bad it didn't play out that Not nice, but what's scarier — lazy slackers or chronic trouble- are seniors, so they'll graduate this way, both sides getting together The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any the angry words, or the fact that a makers. They're good students — spring with strangers instead of and listening to the other. It could errors In stories or photograph descriptions. product of the Miami-Dade school some of them are on the honor roll their friends. have been interesting. It could have Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are system can't spell the word "cheer- — which adds weight to their writ- The official line is that the con- been an actual learning experience ing and their predicament. While final. leader"? tinued presence of the Killian Nine Carl Hiaasen is a columnist for the Perspective is whafs been miss- the vaingloriously titled First would be disruptive to the other Miami Herald, appearing as a guest Today's edition was designed and edited by ing from the Killian controversy. Amendment surely isn't their best students. The real reason for the columnist for The News. While gunplay in schools is nothing work, it is worth reading if you care expulsion is that their presence ^r Beth Kerby. Copy Chief -jr about how young people are look- ^ She can be reached at (419) 372-6966 to joke about, it's quite a reach to would be embarrassing to the prin- J * PEOPLE ON THE STREET Today's Question: "Are you disappointed that there is no band for little sibs weekend?" THE BG NEWS
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Lauren Koskey Chris Piggins Kate O' Hara Kurt Repola Wayne White QUOTE OF THE DAY Junior Junior Senior Senior Senior VCT Business Journalism VCT Environmental Science A ^ It's not a Coke - Pepsi war issue, A A "It's disappointing. I "I was hoping "It's disappointing." "I was looking for- "I'm klnda disap- think if they want they'd gei a better ward to seeing pointed. They to keep students band than last Fiona Apple or should have some- here on weekends year." Mighty Mighty thing to do for the they need to have Bosstones." students." these events."
Gloria Hamilton Got an Idea for a "People on the Street" question? E-mail ut at "hgnewa9bgnel.bgsu". principal of school that suspended a student for wearing a Pepsi shirt on Coke day THURSDAY THRILLS "An eight-year-old Perrysburg UPCOMING EVENTS resident attempted to raise "Upcoming Evenlt" it a wrvke to our reftdera borrowed daily via the University web page- The ralrndar of money for Dance Marathon yes- events on the web page ha. a more complete listing of event! and can be accrued through "www.bgau.edu". terday by balancing a two-thou- Thursday, 3/26/98 to study abroad will be discussed. Call sand pound golf ball on her 372-0309/0479 with questions. shoulders. The young girl was Information table for Dance Marathon (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Japanese Night (7 p.m.) able to raise a large sum of Union Foyer. The Information table 1104 Offenhauer West. Are you inter- money, that will be donated to the will include a video, button andTshlrt ested in Japanese food and culture? You sales. Pizza Hut cards, and more! can learn how to make sushi and watch upcoming dance marathon." videas from Japan. Kimono and Origami Internet Use for BGSU Personnel - demonstration will be shown too. PC (9 a.m. - Noon) BGSU. Designed specifically for BGSU The Sweet Hereafter (7:30 p.m.) personnel, this class will familiarize you Gish Film Theater. Hanna Hall. with the functionality provided by a net- Canadian Film Week. Cinematographer worked computer. Learn about email Paul Sarossy will discuss his film after Its (Eudora) and web browsers (Netscape). showing. Seating space is limited to the Free. For more information, call first 150 people each night. To reserve Continuing Education. 372-8181. your seat, obtain directions, or for further information please call 419-372-2457 or Dance Marathon T Shirt Sale (9 e-mail [email protected]. a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Math Science Building. Fundraiser for Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble (8 Dance Marathon. Sponsored by p.m.) Alpha Phi Omega. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical Arts Center. Concert will feature tuba and euphonium quartets. BGSU alumna Angle Dance Marathon fundraiser Hunter will appear as a guest soloist. Thursday Thrills is just that - just (10 a.m. - 1 p.m.) Hunter is currently on the faculty at the Math Science Building. German Bible Institute in Konigfeld, for thrills. Please do not take it Omega Phi Alpha will be selling Germany. Free. suckers for $.50 and Pisanello seriously. We're trying to have a coupons for $1.50. The Pisanello good time here. Have a nice day! coupons are for free 7" pizzas with Waiting for Godot (8 p.m.) 411 South Hall. Samuel Beckett's two items. All the proceeds are classic tragicomedy about two bums wait- going towards Dance Marathon. ing for the meaning of existence. Call OHIO Weather i Dye an 372-2719 for ticket information. Sale (10 a.m. - TODAY'S Thursday, March 26 Libraries and Learning Resources' AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures 5 p.m.) Research Project Clinics (TBA) Education Jerome Library. Students with Building steps. research assignments can set up WEATHER Sponsored by individual consultations with a UAO. reference librarian. Call 372- Arabic 6943 or stop by the Jerome Calligraphy (11 Library Today: a.m.) Reference/Information Student Union Desk to sign up for a time Mild, mid level clouds Foyer. Opportunity to slot. have your name writ- ten in Arabic. Friday, 3/27/98 Sponsored by World Dance Marathon T- High: 70 Low: 53 Student Shlrt Sale (9 a.m. - Association. 4:30 p.m.) Calligraphy (11 Math Science Building. a.m. - 3 p.m.) Fundraiser for Dance Friday: Union Foyer. Marathon. Sponsored by Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega. High winds, mid level clouds, International Programs Ticket Sales (9:30 a.m. - 3:30 sprinkles p.m.) Meet the Nurses (11 a.m.) Corner of Eppler complex. Sponsored 1103 Offenhauer West. Opportunity W.VA. to ask general health-related questions of by the Office of Development. Raffle tick- High: 74 Low: 46 ets are being sold for the "Beyond BG Student Health Center staff. Snacks will KY |Portsmoutl^^O_J be provided. Sponsored by World Student Senior Challenge Program." Association. Tie Dye and Jewelry Sale (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at Study Abroad Informational The University. We at The- BO Newt consider it an Session (4 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.) Education Building steps. Sponsored by UAO. offbeat page where we try to effer something for every- 1103 Offenhauer West. Session to body. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow lea Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy learn about the many overseas study pro- our staff. Have a nice day. grams available to BGSU students. The Vis Associated Press GnphicsNet procedures that must be followed in order m
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Editor-in-Chief Darla Warnock %WIREWATCH 372-6966 FBI calls evidence 'total fabrication' The Associated Press people and other entities," Pep- to Pepper. News "The trunk was full of per said. Neither Pepper nor Wilson said MEMPHIS, Term. - A former Ray has argued for 30 years why he waited 30 years to come FBI agent's claim that he found stuff..." that he was set up to take the forward. Digest evidence supporting James Earl blame for the murder by an un- According to FBI records, Ray's assertion of a frame-up in derworld figure he knew only as however, Wilson's only In- the assassination of the Rev. Raul. No evidence of Raul's exis- volvement In the Ray case was compiled from wire reports Martin Luther King Jr. is a "total Carl E. Clairborne tence has ever been found by checking on some Western Union fabrication," an FBI spokesman prosecutors. money orders cashed through an retired FBI agent ■ SHOOTING said Wednesday. King's widow, Coretta Scott Atlanta bank, Scaf ldi said. Former agent Donald Wilson King, said Tuesday she wants an A boy is accused of firing a gun at his principal said he discovered the evidence Wilson made his claim Tuesday investigation into Wilson's claim. He and Memphis Assistant - two slips of paper - in Ray's at a news conference in Atlanta "This is compelling evidence that District Attorney General John DALY CITY, Calif. - A 14-year-old boy U accused of shooting car six days after King was killed with Ray's attorney William Pep- further strengthens Mr. Ray's Campbell said FBI files show at his principal at the start of school Wednesday, then tossing the by a sniper in Memphis on April per. appeal for the trial he never five agents searched the car and small handgun In a bush and returning for math class. 4,1968, but did not tell anyone. Pepper dismissed Scafidi's had," she said. Wilson was not one of them. The shot missed Principal Matteo Rizzo, who said he had sent comments as part of an FBI "dis- the boy home Friday because the student was angry over an in- FBI records, however, show Ray, now 70, confessed to the Retired FBI agent Carl E. Clai- cident involving a friend. Wilson was not among the five information campaign." crime and pleaded guilty in 1969 borne did search the car. From "It sounded like a firecracker," Rizzo said. "By the time we re- agents who searched the car. Wilson was not part of the but recanted three days later and his home In Knoxville, Claibome alized what had happened, all the kids were in class." "He is alleging something that search team. Pepper acknowl- has sought a trial since then. He said he did not know Wilson and Officers tracked the boy by finding out who came to class late as far as we're concerned is a edged, but had access to the ve- is serving a 99-year sentence and "he wasn't there" during the at Fernando Rivera Middle School and by witnesses. The boy, total fabrication," FBI spokes- hicle before it was hauled to FBI has been in poor health because search In the basement of the who was not Identified because of his age, faces juvenile charges man Frank Scafidl said from bu- headquarters in Atlanta and of liver disease. FBI office in Atlanta. of attempted murder and weapons-related charges. reau headquarters in Washing- checked by agents. Ray's white Mustang was "The trunk was full of stuff, Police said the boy admitted shooting at Rizzo with a 25-ca- ton. Pepper said Wilson took two found In an Atlanta housing and It took three of us five or six liber semiautomatic pistol from 20 feet away in a courtyard of students heading to class. A former agent who did search slips of paper from Ray's car. project after King was killed. hours to go through there and get The Incident follows one Tuesday, In which 11- and 13-year-old the car supported Scafldi's Both had the name "Raul" writ- Wilson found the papers but kept all that stuff out and inventory it boys were arrested in the shooting deaths of four students and a statement, as did the lead state ten on them, and one detailed "a them from his superiors because and identify It and properly teacher in Jonesboro, Ark. Earlier Wednesday, in Princeton, prosecutor in the Ray case. laundry list of payments to other he did not trust them, according preserve it," Claiborne said. Texas, a student slashed three teachers with a razor when they tried to stop him from cutting himself. ■ FINALE 'Friends' will have their season end in London Boy exchanges choir robe for gang colors The Associated Press charged with five counts of mur- mannered." ing," handgun competition in LONDON - America's favorite twenty-somethings are trading their coffeehouse for a London pub this week for the season der and 10 counts each of first- Her husband said Mitchell had which shooters get points for hit- finale of "Friends." JONESBORO, Ark. - One degree battery. Police did not recently become introspective, ting moving and pop-up targets. Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry stands out as a troublemaker, a provide the name of the 11th talking frequently about missing "I have seen Drew shoot," and David Schwimmer discussed the hour-long episode that slight kid one neighbor describes wounded person, who did not his divorced father and of the Crider said. "He was not very ac- closes the program's fourth season at a news conference Mon- as "evil-acting," at age 11 need hospital care. The boys en- time he'd spent with him in Min- curate and he wasn't very fast." day. already well-tutored by his dad in tered no pleas. nesota last summer. Then, two Crider Insists the older Golden "It's actually quite exciting," Aniston said. "As long as we have shooting rifles, shotguns and pis- To hear people describe Mit- weeks ago, he said, Mitchell was always focused on safety. each other, we can survive anything." tols. chell, he might have been two stopped coming to church "I've been with Dennis before The episode is being filmed around London this week and will His older cousin was literally a separate boys. Chris Perry, the youth minister when he was teaching him air in the United States on May 7. It revolves around the whirl- choirboy who went to church Mellnda Henson, 13, con- at Central Baptist Church in firearm safety, and Drew was wind marriage of Ross (Schwimmer) to his British girlfriend, when his parents didn't and held played by Helen Baxendale. sidered Mitchell, who'd moved Jonesboro, also knew Mitchell. very attentive. He paid attention Although cast and crew coyly refused to elaborate, Cox said it chairs politely for girls. But re- from Minnesota in the last couple Perry was counseling students at and never handled anything in an won't be a picture-perfect wedding. cently, he'd donned red clothing years, one of her better friends. the school Wednesday. unsafe manner. That's one "I cause some problems," she said. "It's not just business as or camouflage outfits, boasted of She remembers him holding "Talking to students here who reason why this is so appalling," usual." gang membership and cropped chairs for her and other girls at know him," Perry said, "they Crider said. The cast was minus Lisa Kudrow, who is too pregnant to travel, his dark brown hair boot-camp church. She says he talked about said he was kind of getting an at- Crider paused to recall a boy but she'll appear in the episode via the magic of today's technol- short. Two weeks ago, he stopped basketball, never guns. titude the past month or two. who loved deer hunting and com- ogy. going to church. "He was always a really good Talking big and bad. You know - puter games: "I can't personally, Both boys - Mitchell Johnson, friend to me," the seventh- adolescent boys have little cold knowing Drew, imagine him ■ FILM 13, and Andrew Golden, 11 - grader said. "I mean, I could tell wars and little competitive taking another person's life like Jewel may star in movie because she is bored c were wearing camouflage when him anything, and he wouldn't scrapes all the time." this.... with touring they were captured outside rural say anything to anybody." Assessments of Drew Golden "Drew struck me more as the Westside Middle School where But in almost the same breath, are more distinct. child who, when he found out four schoolgirls and a teacher KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jewel hopes starring in Ang Lee's Civil she said her friend also spoke Lloyd Brooks lives five ranch about this, would have told his War movie will help with her singing doldrums. were shot and killed Tuesday. about wanting "to hurt people" houses down from the Golden father that this guy was going to The pop star told reporters Tuesday she's turning to acting be- Eleven others were wounded and claimed to be part of a gang. home on a quiet, dead-end street do something wrong, rather than cause she's bored with touring and isn't afraid of the boy's club with shots from weapons state "He always had some type of not far from downtown. He said tag along." atmosphere on the movie set. police identified as a Ruger red on every day, because he was he'd warned his 12-year-old Dennis Golden, a strongly built "That's the fun part," she laughed. .44-caliber rifle and a 30.06 hunt- in the Blood Gang," she said. daughter, Jenna, to keep away man with graying hair, emerged 'To Live On," based on a Daniel Woodrell book, is about Mis- ing rifle. And on Monday, he told her from the sandy-haired boy often briefly from his stone-and-wood souri farm boys who become Confederate raiders. It follows "I thought when they were something bizarre. seen running around the neigh- home Wednesday but declined a Lee's "Sense and Sensibility" and "The Ice Storm." talking about the camouflage "He said, 'Tomorrow you all borhood in camouflage gear. The Taiwan-born director said the story made him look at reporter's interview request. clothes, he must have more cam- find out if you live or die,'" she "I wouldn't let her play with "I appreciate your cooperation. America differently. "It was more like Bosnia or Vietnam, yet it ouflaged on the inside than what was dead center U.S.A." said. "And I said, 'What's that this kid because - it's mean to It's a hard time for us," said Jeffrey Wright of "Basquial" co-stars. Cast and crew will be we could see on the outside," Jan- supposed to mean?' ... And he say - he was so demented," Golden, the postmaster at Big shooting into July in Kansas and Missouri. The movie likely will ice Holt, the pastor's wife who said I'll find out tomorrow." Brooks said. "He was always gers, a small town north of be released next year. taught Mitchell at the Bono Re- That's not the boy Mrs. Holt threatening people." Jonesboro. His wife, Patricia, is vival Tabernacle, said Wednes- remembers from Christian On Tuesday, Jenna Brooks was postmaster at Walnut Ridge. ■ PRINCES day. "He seemed like such a neat games and study at her home. wounded in the thigh Her cousin, Buckingham Palace almost canceled a photo young man." Mitchell came alone to church Natalie Brooks, also 12, was State prosecutors say the boys Authorities say that "neat and to youth group meetings, and killed. will likely be tried as juveniles, appearance young man" may have master- Pastor William Holt would drive Drew learned marksmanship although there is talk of harsher minded the ambush during a fake him home to a rundown, one- from his father, Dennis, the reg- * federal prosecution. Brooks said WHISTLER, British Columbia - Buckingham Palace threat- fire drill, allegedly angry at be- story frame house in nearby istered representative for a local it's not fair the boys may get to ened Wednesday to cancel a photo opportunity of the young ing dumped by his girlfriend. Herman. gun club, the Jonesboro Practical princes on holiday because Canadian camera crews shot them start their lives over again in a getting on a ski lift. The pair skipped school Tuesday, "The thing that stood out the Pistol Shooters Association. few years. Toe spokesman told 100 reporters and photographers fiat the and Mitchell took his stepfather's most was his conduct," Mrs. Holt Terry Crider, the pistol group's "These are coldblooded, evil princes were upset by the breach of privacy. If it was repeated, van without permission, state said. "He was one you never had former secretary-treasurer, said children and I don't care how bad he said, the planned appearance Thursday would be canceled. police said. to call down, say "Get quiet, let's Wednesday that Golden had that sounds," he said. "These Prince Charles and his sons - 15-year-old William and 13-year- Wednesday afternoon, the boys don't do that.' You never had to trained his son to use rifles and kids (the dead) dont get to start old Harold - were hoping for a quiet holiday. The three seemed were ordered detained until an do Mitch that way. He was al- shotguns and had recently start- over. Yesterday was their last happy and relaxed after a whirlwind trip to Vancouver, where April 29 hearing. They have been ways so polite, so well- ed teaching him "practical shoot- day." William was shadowed bv teen-age girls Birthday »«&#! Union I
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HELP Actress portrays impact of anorexia Continued from page one. can request escrow. "(Escrow) is a way in which how to evict tenants the right students pay their rent to the dying and it matters," a charac- □ Mi mi Wyche per- court instead of the landlord," ter said, while another character way." Sielicki said that three-fourths Fleming said. "This way the land- formed a piece on eat- pursued her dream of being thin "Ganing weight is worse than dying and it of their cases are positively re- lord answers to the court." ing disorders and dis- by pursuing the sterotypical matters." solved. She said a recurring In order to pay by escrow, a image of the perfect body cussed how her life was problem is the neglect of land- student must first send a written portrayed by the Barbie doll. lords in keeping up with repairs. notice to the landlord of the re- affected by them. Wyche, who has performed in If the landlord has been made pairs that need to be made, Flem- the musical "Cats," and sung solo line of character in "Eaten Alive" aware of the situation on multiple ing said. By ANA PEREIRA at Carnegie Hall and the Lincoln accounts and still neglects to Center, is a recovered bulimic If a landlord does not comply The BG News make the repairs, the student with the written notice and the and anorexic. needs to put the requests in writ- repairs are not completed, then Mimi Wyche said she was "Ea- "Theatre Is a powerful way to ing and keep a copy for them- "My family relationship is Student Legal Services is availa- ten Alive." address issues of addiction," drastic weight loss, changes in selves, according to Rodney great, but I had to establish a ble to work with the student and The Broadway actress per- Wyche said. social behavior and a strong Fleming, managing attorney for personal identity," Wyche said. represent them in court, he said. formed a theatrical piece ad- Wyche said eating disorders preoccupation with food, diet and Student Legal Services. overtook some of the most im- dressing the emotional impacts exercising. Fleming said, a landlord has 30 The student continues to pay of eating disorders Tuesday, in- portant years of her life. She Heart and joint damage, as Hoffman told students they days to remedy the situation their rent to the court until the cluding how it impacted her own faced the extremes of weighing well as interruptions in a wom- can help advise a friend in need. when they receive a notice. If the landlord has fixed the problems Ufe. 83 to 19S pounds. Through her en's menstrual cycle are some of She said they should be specific repairs still remain unattended or a hearing is arranged, Fleming with the person. Jacoby added Her piece portrayed five performances, she hopes to keep the consequences of eating dis- to after the 30 days, the student said. different female characters, other people from losing impor- orders, Hoffman said. Wyche, they should also be supportive of each of whom suffered from eat- tant years of their lives. who lost her period for 10 years a friend and guide them to a ing disorders. The characters After the performance, a dis- and cannot have children, said place where they can get help. Clinton admits U.S. actions too slow performed Included a teenager, cussion panel was led by Elayne eating disorders started to kill an anorexic mother, a super Jacoby and Barbara Hoffman, her slowly. University students can get The Associated Press sira lived - one of only 300 sur- mother, a woman attending a diet both nurse clinicians at the In addition to eating disorders help at the Center for Wellness vivors out of 5,000 people who program and a bulimic woman. health center. Students asked affecting a person's body, they and Prevention and the Psychol- KIGALI, Rwanda - Shaken by sought refuge at a technical The performances addressed questions about eating disorders also disturb the relationships ogy Department. horror stories from the worst school that had been protected by the feelings of frustration, guilt, and Wyche's personal experi- with friends and family, Wyche genocide since World War II, Belgian paratroopers. pure pressure and denial, versus ences with the disease. said. She said signs of the disease The event was sponsored by President Clinton grimly ac- the reality of having an eating According to Hoffman, some of started early in her life and fami- the UAO, The Well and Preven- knowledged Wednesday that "we When the troops withdrew, disorder. the signs of eating disorders in- ly issues, as well as depression, tion and the Residence Life-Spe- did not act quickly enough" to Hutus armed with machetes "Gaining weight is worse than clude unpatterned eating habits, played big roles in her disease. cial Program Series. stop the slaughter of up to a mil- rushed in - just one murderous lion R wandans four years ago. episode in a countrywide blood- One survivor told Clinton he bath orchestrated by the former had to hide among thousands of Hutu government against minor- City prepares for year 2000 The BG News corpses and "swim in their blood ity Tutsis and moderate Hutus to survive." 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Main Street. One of the men claimed they were not fighting, In January, Linda Jones Ms. Jones, meanwhile, also is they were Just trying to get back to a hotel because they were pleaded guilty to charges related awaiting trial In Washington on drunk. to a 3-year-old investigation into charges of obstructing inde- whether Cisneros lied to the FBI pendent counsel David Barrett's about how much he paid her be- investigation of Cisneros. On South Enterprise Avenue a man was reportedly bang- fore his Cabinet nomination. Her plea agreement in the ing on an apartment. He told officers that he was trying to get Ms. Jones, 48, agreed to the Lubbock case doesn't commit her In his own apartment and that he could not wake his room- plea bargain just before her trial to testify against Cisneros in that mate up. He said he would stay elsewhere. was to start. She pleaded guilty to case. conspiracy, bank fraud, money Under the plea bargain, Ms. laundering and obstruction of Jones admitted misrepresenting On Saturday a door worker at a bar thought a woman was justice. If she had been convicted phone recordings as originals, using a fake I.D. to get in a bar. The door worker thought the on all 28 counts, she could have lying about whether she had bar was 21 and over and the woman thought it was 18 and been sentenced to eight years in opened a safety deposit box that over. The bar Is 18 and over and the I.D. was real, police de- prison. held the tapes, and telling the termined. In her first public statements FBI she hadn't talked to a Cis- about the investigation, Ms. neros associate when she had. Jones lamented outside court Cisneros eventually reconciled A woman reported that something was on fire near Frazee that she was going to jail for with his wife, Mary Alice, left the Avenue. She said it looked like a couch or a chair. The fire what she described as a victim- Cabinet in 1996 and currently department took care of the blaze. less crime. runs the Spanish-language tele- "My definition of a criminal is vision network Univision. Ms. someone who committed a crime Jones is divorced. A woman on North Enterprise Avenue was warned for driv- against society or against an- Cisneros' Washington attorney, ing home with one headlight and a loud exhaust. other person," she said. "By no Brendan V. Sullivan Jr., declined means do I think of myself as a to comment Wednesday. Barrett criminal, that I ever have been or did not return a phone message. A man was told that he has a nest of baby squirrels in the that I ever will be." Ms. Jones' sister and brother- engine of his van. He said he would leave them there until an Cisneros, who wasn't named in in-law, Patsy Jo and Allen Woo- officer comes back and picks them up. this case, admitted when he was ten, also pleaded guilty in Jan- AMoctated Prcai photo being considered for Clinton's uary, to one count of conspiracy Linda (ones, former mistress of ex-Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros, Cabinet that he had paid Ms. each. They have yet to be sen- was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison Wednesday. Jones after their affair ended in tenced. A man called the police and told him that he was with a the late 1980s because he felt Charges against Ms. Jones and to hide the real source of the gave Ms. Jones more than woman and she would not let him leave. He said they had a sorry for her after the affair be- the Wootens stem from a deal in down payment: $16,000 from $10,000 in any one year. verbal disagreement. He was transported to a gas station on came public. which the Wootens took out a Cisneros, which prosecutors say After he stopped making pay- Wooster Street because he said he had a ride coming. But he faces charges in Wash- mortgage in their names for a he sent while he was undergoing ments following his first year as ington that he concealed pre- house actually intended for Ms. background checks for the HUD HUD secretary, she filed a A couple were arrested at Woodland Mall for shoplifting. cisely how much he paid Ms. Jones. job. breach of contract lawsuit, even- Jones. His trial is set for Nov. 4. Prosecutors said they planned Cisneros told the FBI he never tually settling for $49,000. Among the Items stolen were three pairs of boxer shorts. When police were searching the couple's car they found other suspicious Items including a Chicago Bulls shirt and a Winnie the Pooh T-shirt, which the couple admitted to steal- Man executed for murdering store owner ing from a discount store. They also found a "straight shooter'' crack pipe In the trunk. In a letter dated March 13, she The Associated Press tional Center for the 1988 murder knew where he kept the money in of William McCauley. his store. wrote: "Mr. Watkins has become McCauley, 29, was slashed in Gov. Jim Gilmore rejected an individual of great value with JARRATT, Va - A man who the capacity to make important slashed and stabbed a store three places and stabbed seven Watkins' clemency petition times in the upper back inside his Wednesday afternoon. contributions to the special soci- Tired of American Heart owner to death during a robbery ety in which he lives. He has was executed by injection store. Association. 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Cameron says it was just a All late models reduced Joke. "In my eyes, I didnt do any- Diana Garza thing wrong," the 19-year-old Inventory Reduction ^ senior said Wednesday while Coke spokeswoman serving his one-day suspension. "I know it sounds bad - 'Child even see Cameron's T-shirt and SALE suspended for wearing Pepsi were not offended by the prank, shirt on Coke Day,'" said Gloria said company spokeswoman Hamilton, principal of Green- Diana Garza. brier High School In Evans, about "The kid did what a kid does," 130 miles east of Atlanta, the Ms. Garza said. "We have people FALL 1998 LEASING AVAILABLE! world headquarters of Coca-Cola. coming into the World of Coca- "It really would have been ac- Cola here in Atlanta wearing Pe- Newly Constructed for Fall 1998 ceptable If it had just been In- psi shirts." house, but we had the regional Pepsi spokesman Brad Shaw 3 Bedroom, Furnished, A/C, & president here and people flew in said, "Without knowing all the from Atlanta to do us the honor details, It sounds like Mike's ob- Fireplaces of being resource speakers. viously a trendsetter with im- These students knew we had peccable taste in clothes. We're 808 Frazee Ave. guests." going to make sure he's got Friday's Coke in Education plenty of Pepsi shirts to wear in 352-0717 Day was part of Greenbrier's the future once we track him effort to win a $500 local contest down." 224E.Wooster telttlt«i&gr Monday - Friday run by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. After getting caught, Cameron Bowling Green N»| HMV 9 a.m.-5 p.m. of Augusta and a national contest was sent to the principal's office, OHIO pF3^ Saturday with a $10,000 prize. where he said Mrs. Hamilton Cameron wore a blue-and- "talked about how important that AiHcUei Fran phat* 43402 GREENBRIAR, INC. 9 a.m. -1 p.m. wnite-st riped T-shirt with a small day was to the school and that I Michael Cameron, a senior at Greenbriar High School in Evans, Ga., HURRY FOR A NEW APARTMENT IN THE FALL1 Pepsi logo underneath another might have cost the school 10 was suspended for wearing a Pepsi T-shirt on Coke day. shirt. He waited until just before grand." chemistry students analyze the the principal said. "So it's not a the picture was taken to remove The Coke contest offers $500 to sugar content of Coke and used a new situation." his outer shirt, Mrs. Hamilton the Columbia County school that Coca-Cola cake recipe in home e- Hazel Lanier, who was picking said. comes up with the most creative conomics. up her granddaughter at school even's T "It's not a Coke-Pepsi war is- method of distributing promo- "In the past, when kids have Wednesday, said she thought the e/l% sue," she said. "It has nothing to tional discount cards to students. decided to ruin a school picture - punishment was too severe. do with that. It was a student de- In addition to the school pic- occasionally we have some who "We do teach independence in liberately being disruptive and ture, Greenbrier officials invited decide that's the time to do an this country, dont we?" she rude." a Coke marketing executive to obscene gesture ~ they've been asked. "The last thing we need is The Coke executives did not address economics students, had given six days of suspension," to teach conformity." Environmentalists want caviar protected The Associated Press ternational rule designed to snatch young sturgeon that are all caviar imported to or expor- protect the fish, and even un- non-caviar producing. Sturgeon, ted from the United States to NEW YORK - Champagne veiled a catchy slogan for its which live up to 150 years, can have valid CITES export permits wishes and caviar nightmares? save the roe campaign: "It's deli- reach sexual maturity as late as - a seal of approval showing it's In news that could keep Robin cious. It's delectable. It's dis- age 25. not the product of caviar boot- Leach awake nights, the govern- appearing." Experts estimate half of the leggers. Batches of caviar also ment and environmentalists said But as environmentalists point trade in Caspian Sea caviar - will be DNA tested by the wild- Wednesday that the world's sup- out, this is not about denying the considered the best '" the life service to check for the point ply of caviar was threatened by yet-unborn children of the rich world - Is illegally obtained. of origin. poachers who were purging the and famous their birthright of Often, this premium caviar is Americans account for about Students admitted FREE with valid BGSU ID sturgeon from Russia's Caspian the $50 per ounce seafood de- then mixed with inferior quality 30 percent of the world caviar Sea and other breeding grounds. light. This is about protecting a roe to create a lesser product at market, which Is why the World "If we don't save the sturgeon creature that dates back 250 mil- an inflated price. 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ADMISSION f«f luH?*o*Krr f>Hr" [»( lurlr* othft nfltn Fri - Noon » 9 pm Adults $2 50 Live Teleconference I Sat - 10 am to 8 pm Children 12 Sunder Sundayt-M -«?0 am to 6 pm /re» with an adult .■.■.■.».' yjr Bowling Green State University page 8 The BG News Thursday, March 26, 1998 ____ Sports Editor Jason McMahon " # SPORTS 372-2602 Decision to come Monday for Clark for a coach that is personable and a NIU's athletic direc- pus. and the local media. NIU athletic director Cary Women's, , ., Groth said both candidates left will mesh will with the communi- tor says she will name Groth said Thursday that a de- Basketball good impressions, and her de- ty. her new coach after the cision will likely be made Mon- cision will not be an easy one to "We're trying to raise ten mil- day. by a Wednesday press confer- make. lion dollars for an arena and I weekend. "I'm collecting all the evalua- ence. "I was very impressed with need to be able to take her with tions from the oodles of people Both Clark, who was unavaila- both candidates, and I think our men's basketball coach out to . By JASON McMAHON that have met with these two ble for comment Wednesday, and either one of them would do an lunches, to meet with people and The BG News candidates," Groth said. "Then Hammerle will be attending a extremely good Job at Northern," shake hands and things," Groth on Friday, I'll have some discus- coaches' convention at the wom- she said. "What it's going to come said. Clark spoke out about NIU's Bowling Green women's bas- sions with my bosses, and then en's Final Four this weekend in Clark Crolh down to is the feedback that I ketball coach Jaci Clark wUl think about it for the weekend. Kansas City, and won't be return- receive from our staff and the arena when she spoke with local know by Monday if she is the I'd really like to think about it ing until Monday. Groth said she to detox a little bit, to find out if various groups. I'm going to have media March 18. next coach at Northern Illinois. myself and then make a phone plans the announcement for they really like us or if they think to weigh that with some of the One of the biggest attractions Clark is one of two finalists for call on Monday." Tuesday because she wants to we're unbearable." priorities of the department. of the NIU job for Clark is thai it the position, along with longtime She added that the tentative give her candidate a day to think Clark was in De Kalb in the "It will be really hard for me to will bring her closer to her home- Wisconsin-Green Bay coach timetable is to offer the job to about the offer. middle of last week, while Ham- tell one that they're not the town of Milwaukee. De Kalb is an Carol Hammerle. Both candi- one of the candidates Monday. "They took in a lot here," Groth merle left campus Tuesday. Each coach." hour and a half from Milwaukee, dates have gone through Inter- Groth would like to make an an- said. "They need to just think candidate met with the NIU ad- Groth added that in addition to views on the De Kalb, 111. cam- nouncement Tuesday, followed about It. ... They need some time ministration, the Huskie team on-court success, she is looking • See DECISION, page ten. Powers' job in question Wednesday's Sentinel-Tribune ation. □ AD Zwierlein is non- reported that Powers may not be Zwierlein and University committal about a re- re-signed after his contract ex- f^ Hockey President Sidney Ribeau have port that the BG hockey pired at the end of this season. not set any time frame for the The report quoted athletic di- non-comment should not be in- decision to be made. coach is on his way out. rector Ron Zwierlein saying that terpreted as indicating Powers This comes after a season in he cant comment on whether or will not be re-signed. which BG had its worst record in By WILLIAM SANDERSON not Powers would be rehlred. Powers declined comment on school history at 8-27-3. The pre- The BG News Zwierlein said the University the matter. vious worst season came in 1992 Is "in the process" of deciding "I don't know what to say," he under Jerry York, when they Cleveland Falcon hockey coach Buddy and that he can not comment un- said. "I have no real comment." were 8-21-S. Powers may have coached his til all parties have come to an A number of BG players also brings back final game for Bowling Green. agreement. He Indicated that his declined to comment on the situ- • See POWERS, page ten. Brawns, memories BG hopes debut marks winds of change The phone rang at 11:30 on I'm getting tired of it. I'd sure Monday morning. By JASON McMAHON Normally I would have just The BG News like to win it." let the machine get it (I was Price feels that this year's Fal- Women's Track still sleeping), but this call was The more things change, the con squad may be one of the best E special - It was of f-campus. I more they stay the same. teams he's had in his nine-year her. She could really do some- sprang from my bed, raced to As the Bowling Green women's tenure. However, several key thing." the other side of my closet with track team begins its outdoor competitors have been battling Price said the Falcons are a window that I call home, and season, a whole slew of unpre- injuries. happy to be outside now, weather answered. dictable factors weigh upon the Junior distance runner Jessica permitting. It was my friend John in Bos- squad. Injuries, unknown oppo- LaFene, who posted BG's best "Yeah, it's nice. Except for the ton. nents, and of course, the weather. Johnny and I had grown up time in the 1,500, 3,000 and 5,000 Price Han Inman Lyne damn wind in Bowling Green; together and had attended Mother Nature made the track meters in 1997, is coming off a that's not nice," he chuckled. countless sporting events in at Wake Forest - the site of BG's stress fracture in her leg that When fully healthy, LaFene Championships - Han is already "(But) if the weather's nice, I'd each other's company. We meet last weekend - a mere oval forced her to redshirt the indoor will complement a strong dis- provisionally qualified, as is rather be outside." painted our shoes orange in puddle, and the vaunted BG wind season. tance crew headlined by juniors Emily Cokinos in the javelin - 1987, and donned paper bags in haunts the Falcons every day at Becky Bamett, a standout hep- Wendy Licht-Ordway and Laura and he has hopes to get as many BG rakes in wins at Wake 1990. We have watched John practice. tathlete, will be redshirting the Deneau and senior Missy Lyne. as four athletes Into the national El way break our hearts three But there are a few things outdoor season. Freshman dis- Both Lyne and Deneau turned in championships. The Falcons spent the weekend times, Michael Jordan twice which will carry over from the tance runner Christine Thomp- outstanding performances at Two wild cards for the team at the Wake Forest Invitational, and Edgar Renteria once. indoor season. Junior Huina Han son may have some broken bones Wake Forest, while Licht- could be pole vaulter Shannon competing with some 40 teams No sooner had I put the will continue to dominate. The phone to my ear when, in a In her foot after stepping in a Ordway was predisposed with Baird and high jumper Stephanie primarily made up of smaller stentorian voice, he imme- Falcon distance crew will be pothole. Army Reserve duty. Heldt. Baird Is competing in an schools from Division II and III diately broke into a thunderous deep. And coach Steve Price will But the cupboard is far from High jumper Jodi Rafferty, event brand new to the MAC, and NAIA member schools. chorus of, "Here We Go Brow- still want to win the Mid- dry. The Falcons will rely heavily who joined Han in competing at while Price says Heldt - who BG came away with a wildly nies, Here We Go!" American Conference. on the leaping ability of Han, who the national championships in maxed out at 5 feet, 8.75 inches successful outdoor debut, claim- To which I replied with a re- "As always, we're trying to win finished fourth at the NCAA In- mid-March, is one of the best at indoors - is always on the verge ing seven individual victories. sounding, "Woof, Woof!" the MAC Championships," Price door Championships in the triple her event in the MAC. of busting a big leap. The meet was non-scored, but The phrase was music to my said. "Since I've been coaching, jump. That performance earned Price said he thinks Han and "On any day, she could jump according to Price's calculations, ears. we've been second and third ... her a spot In last week's Sports Il- Rafferty have excellent shots at 5-10 or 5-11," Price said. "You It seemed so long since the and fourth, and fifth, and sixth. lustrated'* Faces in the Crowd. qualifying for the NCAA Outdoor never know what to expect from last time that I said those • See TRACK, page ten; words; that I had some reason for saying them. A lot has changed since Art Modell moved the Browns to Balti- more and suspended one of the Falcons ready for MAC after Louisville loss most storied love affairs in NFL history. In the last Super □ Louisville hammers Bowl, John and I found our- in second doubles where David put everything, mentally and happy with the attitude the selves rooting for that Evil the Falcons as BG ends Anderton and Brandon Gabel physically, into his match. players have shown. beat Turtxo Kujundzk and Jeff Men's Tennis Man with the No. 7 plastered non-conference season. (Mather) was Just tougher." "I've been associated with onto his jersey. McRae 8-5. However, BG would E No Falcon player would be able some losing teams that starts to I was 8 years old when I went lose the other two doubles ranked team BG has played this to make a set any closer than 6-3. feel sorry for Itself. These guys to my first Browns game. It By WILLIAM SANDERSON matches. year. Their top singles player, Milan Ptak lost In 2nd singles aren't doing that at all,"Harris was a chilly Sunday in 1986. As The Falcons lost all six of their The BG News Michael Mather, is ranked 31st in to Kujundzk 6-2, 6-3. Matt WUes said. 'We're going to take these trivial as some people think singles matches. the nation and their doubles team football is, it has helped to dropped third singles 6-2, 6-1 to matches and learn from them." After what the Falcon tennis "We really didnt play all that of Mather and Chris Steel is Robby Robertson. Ryan Gabel form and shape lives - mine badly," BG coach Jay Harris for one. team has been through this ranked 47th. lost to Steel 6-3.6-2. MAC season starts Friday My first record as a kid was season, it can only get easier. said. "The matches were closer Curiously enough the best Fal- Anderton lost his fifth singles the 12 Days of Christmas, re- Tuesday afternoon, they com- than the scores indicate. The big con performance was against match 6-0,6-1 and Brandon Gabel BG probably thought it would mastered with a Browns pleted their non-conference difference is that they expected Mather. Junior Radu Bartan lost lost 6-1,6-1. never get here. This weekend the theme; the record always skip- schedule with a 7-0 loss to Louis- to win a little more." 6-3,6-3. The Falcon record Is now at 3-9 Falcons start their Mld- ped on day No. 2. ville. Louisville, who is ranked 45th "Radu probably had the best thanks to their tough schedule. The only Falcon victory came in the nation, is the highest • See LUCIANO, page nine. mental output," Harris said. "He Despite the record, Harris is • See TENNIS, page ten. T. 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Bowling Green 9 The Falcons lost 2-0 and 8-7 in 12 innings to the Muskeeters on By DIANA EDELMAN Prior to the Toledo match, Wednesday. In the first game of the doubleheader the Falcons The BG News which marked the women's ten- managed only four hits. Rick Blanc (2-2) took the loss for BG. nis MAC opener, the team went According to Dean, Miami may In Wednesday's second game Xavier scored the winning run in The Bowling Green women's 7-4 in non-conference play. Dean Cheung also pose a threat to BG with a the bottom of the twelth inning. Tony Fontana (0-1) picked up the tennis team, predicted to finish "This is our strongest team Dean said. •'very strong number-one tough loss for the Falcons. third in the Mid-American Con- that I have seen so far," said While first place in the MAC player." BG bounced back the next day blowing up the Bearcats in a ference in preseason polls, is set- Jenny Cheung, a co-captain and may be attainable, the women 18-5 victory. 10 different Falcons had hits in the victory. Andy The Falcons will face the Red- Butler (3-0) got the win for the Falcons. ting its sights on first place. The the lone senior on the team. will have to beat some challeng- Hawks April 5. BG's match Fri- Falcons may be on their way The team is relatively young ing teams, including last year's day might not be a major road- Patriots decline to match offer sheet for Martin after a crushing 9-0 victory over with nine underclassmen, six of MAC champ, Western Michigan. block. The Falcons will face Ak- archrival Toledo Tuesday. them new to the team, and three BG will face the Broncos in their ron at 1 p.m. at home. ORLANDO, Fla. - The New England Patriots are allowing star After finishing in fourth place upper-classmen. One of the two last conference match of the running back Curtis Martin go to the New York Jets as a free last season (10-9, 3-3), BG coach juniors, co-captain Tiffany La- season April 18. "They don't have that many agent. Penny Dean, in her eighth year Susa, will be redshirting for the "They have all of their players players on their team," Cheung By doing so, the Patriots put themselves in position to reap a coaching the team, will not be season. bonanza in next month's NFL draft. returning except for one and said. "We definitely should win." The Patriots announced today they will not match the $36 mil- "satisfied with anything but first "We are very determined to do their lineup is very strong all the Akron marks the second of lion, six-year offer the Jets made to Martin, taking in exchange place in the MAC." well during the MAC season and way through," Dean said. "Their eight matches in the MAC the Jets' first and third picks in next month's draft. That gave "We are just really focused on try to win all of our matches," doubles are excellent." season. New England six of the first 80 picks - they also have the Jets' second-round pick as the result of the agreement that let coach Bill Parcells go from New England to New York. Championship expected for Vols LUCIANO Continued from page eight. I don't recall much about the The Associated Press minutes, it was an incredible run. game itself. I think it made them realize it's "Don Cockroft kicking, Don We won. KANSAS CITY. Mo. -- Is Pat important not to panic." Cockroft kicking, Don Cockroft Football for some is an excuse Summitt coaching the greatest Some Tennessee fans worry kicking..." to get drunk on Sundays. For oth- women's basketball team ever? that this team could become Walking down a tunnel on my ers it is an excuse to call off work complacent. After all, when there way to a seat in section 13 in that on Mondays. But, for one 8-year- She'll have an opinion after the dark, dreary and drab hole next old, football was a calling, a voca- Final Four. are declarations of being the greatest ever, why work hard? to Lake Erie that Browns fans tion. "I think it's certainly one of our called home for a little more than I grew older, if not up, and can best ever," said the coach of eight Sundays a year, I got my still easily recall the memories, Tennessee, which is 37-0 and "With this team, I've never had first real smell of a live football forever etched into my brain. already has set a women's record to worry about being complacent, game. And with those memories of good for victories in a season. "There or not being motivated," Summitt It smelled like a college party times at football games are good are a lot of coaches who have had said. "I think clearly this team ... beer and cigarettes. memories of growing up and liv- great teams." has stepped up and competed Now, this was the first time ing life. In Ail-American Chamique every game. That's just their that I had ever seen anyone I can't find the record any- smoking and drinking in my life. more, and anyway, I'm sure my Holdsclaw, the Lady Volunteers personality. I was really intimidated. It Fisher-Price record player has have what many view as the seemed there were no other kids gone to the big toy music store in finest player in the country. The "We certainly saw that when there. Funny-smelling strangers the sky. closest Tennessee has come to they had their backs to the wall were all over. They dressed I'm sure the record still skips losing so far in the tournament (against North Carolina). They'- weird, and acted in ways mom on day No. 2. was a 76-70 comeback victory ve read their press clippings all and dad never did at home. The new expansion Browns will over North Carolina in the Mid- year. But they came here be- I took my seat and waited. not play in a decaying stadium. east Regional final. The closest cause they wanted to win cham- Suddenly, as if from nowhere, Heck, the new one won't even fit anybody got to them during the pionships." the stadium was packed with 78,000. regular season was Alabama, over 78,000 fans. All I remember But when the Browns once was that a song started to play again run onto the field - on which lost 67-63 on March 1. While Tennessee and Louisiana over the loudspeakers, and just John's 21st birthday, Aug. 21, On Friday night in the national Tech are familiar faces in the like that, I couldn't hear myself 1999 - we probably won't be semifinals, the Lady Vols will women's Final Four, it's the first think. wearing orange shoes or paper face an Arkansas team (22-10) trip for Arkansas and North Car- I remember the way that the bags, but smiles instead. they met in January and beat by Aitoclaird Prut photo olina State. Wolfpack coach Kay orange helmets gleamed in the Smiles, as the memories of be- 30 points. All-American Chamique Holdsclaw (23) and freshman sensation Yow, a pioneer among women's still glow of the sun. I remember ing 8 and seeing that first game They have size, speed and sa- Semeka Randall are two huge reasons why the 37-0 Tennessee Vol- coaches, won a ticket to Kansas how I tried to fit in; screaming resurface, when we again see the vvy and appear dripping with unteers may be the best team in women's college basketball history. City with her 552nd career win. when others did, not knowing ex- Browns play for the first time. confidence. In their first three "And we're going to enjoy actly why. I remember how much This time, I hope there's one I wanted to be able to remember. other 8-year-old kid in the crowd. tournament games they won by her build one of the most domi- nition," Summitt said. "I think every minute of it," said North an average of 32 points. nant programs in college sports. they thrive on that. But they also Carolina State associate athletic It's no wonder some people are If it gets past Arkansas on Fri- know this is a team that has to director Nora Lynn Finch, who starting to wonder if this is the day, Tennessee is certain to be prove themselves." chaired the women's selection PRIME RIB SEAFOOD greatest women's team ever. heavily favored in Sunday night's Even the North Carolina game, committee when the NCAA be- "We never will know," Sum- title game against Louisiana in which they rallied from a gan sponsoring women's cham- mitt said Wednesday during a Tech (30-3) or North Carolina 12-point deficit in the final 7 pionships in 1982. "You're going conference call. "We'll have State (26-5). minutes, could work in Tennes- to see our school colors all over opinions. We'll voice them. I The Lady Vols beat Louisiana see's favor. Kansas City." FK1oA v ami SAJUKDAY - 5• 9 p i probably won't voice mine until Tech by 14 points last November "I don't see that game as a Arkansas, which hasn't forgot- come Monday." on the night a crowd of 16,490 wakeup call," Summitt said. "I ten that 30-point loss in January, By then, Summitt could have watched them hoist the 1997 see that game as a confidence- is taking the same stance. her record third straight NCAA NCAA championship banner. builder. They understood what "We're fixing to party and we'- championship and the seventh in "Playing at Tennessee has they had to do to win that game. re going to have a good party," a coaching career that has seen great tradition as well as recog- You watch the last seven coach Gary Blair said. STEAK HOUSE HAPPY 2IST BIRTHDAY ^^P- The word's out on BG's l^Ky*preferred Internet service. MATT WILES, 163 Soulh Main Slreel Bowling Green 352 2595 -a %-j And lots of folks THE GREATEST THING THAT are racing to join. 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DRIVING RANGE including her breaking coverage of the Co»*,*~P=: 19001 North Dixie Hwy. Monica Lewinsky scandal. /*WL (2 miles North of B.Q.) rOnfvin . vjj Bowling Green. OH V-J' j. Tuesday, March 31. 1998 • Chippfng Green - Putting Green - Sand Trap (/ Lenhart Grand Ballroom Open 7 days a week - 8 a.m. "til Dark 7:30 p.m. Lessons - Club Repair & Fitting •Catch 'mi before the 'Reception immediately $oUon>in$ presentation school year MU \nd question-answer session- ends Call Rusty Kleffer at 419- 353-1420 19 and Over Every Night i r i^ I \ I I r John Wenzel TheBG *-^ ^- News I'lwWW LV^ti * BGSU's Weekly Entertainment Section * It's old, kill it! Up until about my 13th Elsewhere Theater caps off Drum 'n bass wizards Page N-l or 14th year, when my The BG News favorite films where "Star its 1997-98 season with Roni Size/Reprazent Wars" and "Dark Crystal." I Samuel Beckett's absurdist visit Cleveland on their Thursday, hated old movies. play "Waiting for Godot" "New Forms" tour March 26,1998 That's a pretty ambigu- ous term, so let me clarify Entertainment Editor by defining "old" as any- THEATER NEW MUSIC John Wenzel thing made and released 372-2603 before I was born. ►»- N-2 ►»- N-2 Close-minded? You betcha. I guess you could say I was a student in the "Children of the Corn" school of thought: once it starts aging, kill it. My father made me real- ize the err of my ways by WJM f introducing me to some of The days and his favorite movies from the '60s and '70s like "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," "A Clockwork m Orange." "Harold and Maude" and "Midnight nights of Helium Cowboy." Now lure wire some movies I could relate lo. A three-day road diary only concert venue were you tributed to the drawings and SA And oddly enough, they can do your laundry while design of the record, and lots were all made before I was of Helium's Ohio soaking up music. of Timony's favorite color. born! (I was such a dolt). Audiences get in for half- bluish purple, shows up as < The implications of this concert appearances price with a basket of dirty well. were staggering: what it laundry. The lyrics of Magic City deal there were other, older By MICHAEL PLANICKA Saturday night, kids provid- with aging astronauts, love, movies just as good as The BG News ed the dirty socks, while devils and the occasional rainy these? Classes like Popular Helium provided the dirty street. Like The Dirt of Luck. Culture 165 and 250 and Matador recording tricks. Before the show, lead Timony's voice delivers these English 200 (literature and artists Helium brought singer Mary Timony took themes woven in with catchy film) spurred my interest in their majestic, dragon- advantage of the facility, and pragmatic lullabies. tracking down the best of rock lullabies through Ohio brought in some laundry of CriUcs have constantly dis- the '30s. '40s and '50s this past weekend. her own. sected Timony's lyrics and. From top to bottom: Helium's newest LP, The Magic movies. The band, currently on an "Luckily we've been able to according to her. paint them City, their last album, The Dirt of Luck and the No I ransacked the "clas- Baal Coast/Midwest tour in get a lot of laundry done on way too seriously. Guitars EP sics" video sections at the support of their newest album this tour," Timony said of her There are many complex public libraries in Bowling The Magic City, plastic bag of connections within the words Green and my hometown rolled through clothes. but most of what she writes is of Dayton, searching for Cincinnati, The opening not meant to be extremely anything that piqued my Columbus, and band the intellectual. Interest. Cleveland, Paramount Girls "When I'm writing a line, it's 1 rented movies like "Key respectively. was still in really like a joke. I'm uncon- Largo." "Blackboard Helium's lat- soundcheck. so scious as to what I'm trying to Jungle." 'On the est release cre- Timony bought say until after I write the Waterfront." "It Happened ates an inter some Bounce song." she said. One Night" and The csting new and put her A fair amount of Timony's Apartment." I became chapter In clothes on spin songs are serious and deal enamored with Humphrey America's novel cycle. with personal relationships, Bogart. Claudette Colbert. of independent Originally from the one with her brother in Brando. Lemmon and rock. With its Washington Huston. POltter. (I never knew it medieval organ D.C, Timony In the songs "Ocean of could be like this). sounds and attended college Wine" from Magic City, and I was even able to apply lead singer and at Boston "Pat's Trick" from The Dirt of the seemingly vague ana- guitarist Mary University. Luck, she intones about a lyzation techniques I Timony's majoring in Mayfair that she and her learned in my respective outer-space English brother attended. These songs classes. What made a vocals, a myth- Although she show that there is a method screwball comedy a screw- ical theme per- didn't start the behind Ihe magic of Timony's ball comedy? Was Brando a sists through- band until alter words. Christ-figure in "On the out the album. college, she was always miisi "I've always had an image of Waterfront?" What did The Timony. along with bassist cally inclined. running through the woods Apartment" say about Ash Bowie (from math-rock She said the current East with him." said Mary of her modern corporate life? masters Polvo). Shawn Devlin Coast tour was for college Mayfair experience. The best invent spur of the moment daring concoction. During Everybody knows (drums), and newest member towns, and was quite different thing to do is write about your chords with the best of them. song's end the members of auteurs like Kubrick. Kendall Meade (keyboards, form the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ own Syrup USA came on stage, Scorsese and Hitchcock. vocals), brought the unique West knowl- picked up their equipment and But what about Billy Helium sound to Ohio for the Coast edge." she Joined in the ride. Wilder. John Huston and Drat tune since 1995. cities they said. • Columbus Eight musicians were on Elia Kazan? Their last appearance in visited last Timony In Columbus, the band stage, layering bass, electric The point here is not Ohio was in support of their fall. The promptly reunited with their Boston drums, rolling guitars and two that you should realize the album The Dirt of Luck. Before geographi- rescued friends and opening band battling keyboards. There was importance of knowing that the band released the cal differ- her laun- Syrup USA. New to the stage a definite love on s age your culture's history album Pirate Prude, in 1994. ences in dry and setting was a handmade back- between the two binds, and it (without it. Ihe present The late night MTV generation touring took the drop consisUng of fabric plan- was great to witness such means nothing and blah got their first taste of Timony's locaUons stage, ets and unicorns. This added camaraderie. blah blah...) The point is vocal shrapnel on the video for has shown opening visual elements and atmos- that most people don't Pirate Prudes "XXX." up in with phere in which to reflect on understand Just how good Following that they released Helium's "Leon's the music. that history can be. All you the SuperbalX EP. Prior to the music. Space Syrup USA opened the • Cleveland need is a little social con- release of The Magic City, the "The Song." show with energy and spunk. From Columbus. Helium text, some background on band also put out a rather Magic City which Is They introduced the Little tired up the tour van for those involved and a love of introspective EP entitled No really deals with leaving reali- also their newest video. Brother's crowd to their one more Ohio stop at cinema and you're set. Guitars. ' ty, and moving to outer They played a strong set. poppy, keyboard styling with the Euclid Tavern. I strongly encourage space." said Timony as her ending with an extended ver- authority. "Lately we've been reading anyone even half-interested feet dangled from the washing sion of The Revolution of Tracks from Magic City and to each other a lot in the van." in classic cinema to either • Cincinnati machine. Hearts." from The Magic City. The Dirt of Luck punctuated Timony said of her life on the take some of ihe aforemen- The mythical theme of Staying to the basic wispy Helium's set and Timony road. "We have some mixed tioned classes or do some The first stop on Helium's Magic City Is conveyed effec- melody of the song, the band pleased the crowd with two tapes, but (we) forgot our CD independent research. tour through Ohio was Uvely through the cover art. began to Improvise, and bust rare tracks from No Guitars. player." Pretty soon, you'll find Sudsy Malone's in with Its water color painting of out a rare remix of the song. The Revolution of Hearts" Fans at the Euclid Tavern that your idea of "old" Cincinnati. Sudsy's Is well an ancient city. Timony and One doesn't think of Helium ended their set again, but this movies will be silent kir.d. known in Cincy for being the bassist Ash Bowie both con- as a Jam band, but they can night's Jam was an even more * See HELIUM, page N-3 Quartets will give a free concert ues at the University at the University of Toledo's going. for Best Foreign Language Film, In Bryan Recital Hall with with The Sweet campus, Peter Sparling & Co. On Sunday, Philo Records will be shown at 8:15 p.m. in University alumna Angle Hunter Hereafter" at 7:30 will perform. recording artists Vance Gilbert the Gish Film Theater. The sur- NOW as a guest soloist. Under the p.m. in the Gish Film Advance tickets are will return to The Junction Bar realistic film is directed by J>»J «5 W S» direction of Emily Freeman Theater. VislUng cine- available by calling and Grill at 7 p.m. Parallax View Dutch filmmaker Marleen Brown, the Bowling Green matographer Paul 419/530-2375. A will open the show. Tickets are Gorris. The Cinematic Jazz of -L-l t Philharmonia will perform a Sarossy will talk about his films Michigan native. $8 at the door or call 352-7453. Julie Dash" and "Daughters of Chamber music, concert at 3 p.m. In Kobacker and the Canadian film Industry. Sparling is a gradu- the Dust" will also be shown at Hall. Winners of the 31st annual On Friday at 7:30 p.m. director ate of Julliard and Surrealism, *Dirty the Gish on Tuesday at 7:30 philharmonia and Competitions in Music Sidney Furie will speak and has appeared in London and on p.m. And once more. It's free Performance will be featured in show his film The Boys In PBS. Dancing' and jazz (yeah, baby!) jazz this week the show. This Monday the Company C," a war drama situ- Today at noon there will be a University's Jazz Week '98 will ated In the Vietnam War. Call Hungry for rock? Movies, movies, The Big Creek Band free performance of chamber open with a free concert by the 372-2457 for reservations. Gimme indie-rock! Local and movies. UAO will music for brass and percussion Jazz Lab Band II at 8 p.m. In national bands Aloha, Shuttle show "Dirty Dancing" The Big Creek Band (from by faculty members In Bryan Kobacker Hall. Spring Dance Cock. Elliot and Metroschlfter this Friday and Bowling Green) will headline the Recital Hall of the will perform this FridayIday at 8:30 Saturday at 8 and 11 Dance Marathon this Sunday at Canadian film p.m. on 315 S. p.m. in 111 Olscamp *f 2 p.m. In the Student Rec Center. Moore Musical Arts concert at UT Center. Then at 8 week at Gish Main. It's only $3 Hall. See It again for the fourth Winner of the "Battle of BG's p.m.. the BGSU This Friday and Saturday at so you have no time. On Monday, "Antonia's Hottest Bands" last year, they Tuba/Euphonium si Canadian film week contln- 7:30 p.m. in Doermann Theatre excuse for not Line." winner of the 1996 Oscar play a mixture of college music. page N-2 The BG News Thursday, March 26, 1998 Physical humor, dialogue keeps "Godot" fresh i > ^» «E"»"«_a 3T« «ci. By MICHAEL LEONARD The seating looks like the line for laughs. The BG News something out of The Bryan Richards Adventurer's Club at Disney (Vladimir) gives a market today and features clever art- Samuel World and the lamps that performance that work that my description would not Beckett's classic adorn Elsewhere range in can only be «' 7 ;.a.n**< do justice to. play "Waiting for style from Baroque to dilapi- described as schiz- 'A- n.-i. Metroschifter will be playing Godot" closes out dated. The only piece of ophrenic. tomorrow night at 513 S. Main In the BGSU scenery actually on the stage Bouncing from one Bowling Green with Aloha. Elliot and Theatre is a tree, or at least a pitiful thought to anoth- Shuttle Cock. It's only S3, so you'd II« 1*1.-1 better not miss It. Department's facsimile thereof. er, he is the more . n\r If - Dan Mitchell 1997-98 Elsewhere season Be forewarned: the intimacy exuberant of the this week. of the seating to the stage two bums waiting This twisted tale about lends Itself to audience partic- for Godot to arrive. human life and its insignifi- ipation, no matter how invol- Matt Gretzinger cance can be seen as both the untary. Beware of flying shoes gives an equally most meaningful and the most and whips coming dangerous- good performance empty play in history. ly close to the audience as Vladimir's foil. Metroschifter: 4 Explaining the plot of throughout the show. Some of Estragon. More 1996 - Doghouse Records "Waiting for Godot" is a moot the jokes are also told at the humble and Metroschifter offers a unique point—there is no logic to it audience members' expense. despairing than approach to power chord-driven rock. whatsoever. Those looking for The production's costumes his counterpart. Guitarist and band mastermind other key elements of theater, are as simple as the scenery. Gretzinger Scott Ritchcr lays heavily distorted such as character develop- The characters of Estragon breathes a believ- and. at times, swlrly guitars over the and Vladimir, as well as the able amount of life drums and bass. The band as a ment and social enlighten- whole sound only like Metroschifter ment, will be disappointed. Boy. are dressed in clothes into a pitiable can: ear splitting percussion, pound- What "Godot" does offer is that were probably elegant at bum. lng bass and the aforementioned gui- The Big Lebowski: an abundance of physical some point but are now worn. Justin Tharp is tars, which are usually In the fore- Soundtrack humor, one-liners and other Pozzo is dressed in the garb perfectly pompous front of the mix. (l-r) Matt Gretzinger and Bryan Richards 1998 - Polyoram illogical nonsense. It is pure, of an aristocrat, complete with as Pozzo. the aris- Their latest album. 4. Is classic absurdist entertainment. The puffy pants, an English riding tocrat who stum- Metroschifter. Stop-start sounding at described as a living sight gag. times, it delivers the goods to those The Big Lebowski" Is a movie Jerky nature of the play lends hat and a riding crop. The bles upon the two vagrants. aboul mistaken Identity, bowling lof Tharp carries a sophisticated Watch for Lucky's philosophi- looking for music to "think" to. Unlike itself to lulls in the action fol- character of Lucky, on the cal rant in the first act. It may all things) and abnormal behavior.. air about him. exuding cocki- many of today's artsy-power bands. lowed by machine-gun fast fits other hand, is clothed like a very well be the highlight of Metroschifter produce music thai is Written and directed by the Coen ness in the first act and brothers ("Fargo," "Raising Arizona"), of dialogue and sight gags. complete bum. perfectly the entire show. not annoylngly complex. 4 is a exposing his helplessness in the film's soundtrack has the same From the moment you enter reflecting his packrat status. "Waiting for Godot" runs strange trip Into a world of extra loud the second. unique, endearing, quirky originality theater, the spirit of "Godot" "Godot's" director, Michael tonight through Saturday at 8 guitars and spoken/screamed vocals. shared by the movie. And you don't Despite limited exposure. The record opens with "Inner." a engulfs you. Jill Van Brussel's O'Brian. has assembled a ver- p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. in even have to know whal 7-10 split Is, Taylor Doherty manages to rocker typical of Metroschifter In that scenery makes the already satile quintet of actors that the Elsewhere Theater on the or a Lebowski for that matter. steal the show as Pozzo's bag- the guitar melody sticks In one's head intimate confines of the are excellent in their delivery fourth floor of South Hall. more than the song's lyrics. The Featuring songs by Bob Dylan, ridden charge Lucky. Doherty EMs Coslello, Henry Mandnl and a Elsewhere space seem even of witty dialogue and sight Tickets are S3, and no Torsten Fratzke Story" is a compact, draws attention to himself, as handful of artists that aren't exactly closer by transforming the gags. The cast is willing to put advance reservations will be quick and beautiful song that's so his character may be mainstream. The Big Lebowski" stage into a mini-arena. their bodies and costumes on taken. Seating is limited. slick in its message that I even ques- soundtrack features songs that are tioned my own beliefs after hearing II. actually In the movie instead of The following track. "Reverse painfully promoting songs that are Stuck." is dominated by a very heavy allegedly "Inspired by the movie." a metal riff that reminds me of arena popular trend in soundtracks today. rock and laser shows. The song lakes Afraid of the unknown bands? a brief nap with pretty guitars only to Well, the Coen brothers were no- Roni Size brings drum n' bass to Cleveland kick back In with the earlier metal names for a long time too. riff, which then lums into a wonder- ful melody. Genius! The CD Is highlighted by the By MICHAEL PLANICKA Gypsy Kings' "Hotel California." an The BG News I cannot say enough about the amazing Spanish version of Eagles' guitar work on 4. The riffs completely classic that could almost be on the make the record, never falling to "Desperado" soundtrack. Drums, technology and Injure the listener with their singable Another fantastic song Is "Just bass were the words chanted melodies, the occasional appearance by the leader of the techno of some "chugga chugga* bass action Dropped In* by Kenny Rogers & The and the ever-present background First Edition (not that Kenny Rogers). band Roni Size/Reprazent last acoustic guitars. No song has seemed as appropriate Thursday. This was during the for a movie since Al Green's "Let's middle of their set at the Metroschifter continue to evolve Stay Together" appeared on the "Pulp with each album. Although 4 doesn't Fiction" CD. Odeon club in Cleveland, after break a whole lot of new ground by The Big Lebowski" soundtrack they had layered these instru- their standards, it's still unique In ments into the crowd for a few comparison to their peers' work. also has three instrumental, one This would be a good Introductory opera segment and a stab at techno. minutes. record for anyone, old fan or new. It's Not every song here Is Top 40 materi- The boys who brought the al, but the Coen brothers wouldn't technology. Roni. DJ Krust. solid the entire way through, rocks have It any other way. harder than most anything In the •Tom Denk DJ Suv. DJ Die and MC Dynamite, entered the stage before everyone else to get the audience started. They were dressed in black trench coats Concert saga continues, and crouched down so they wouldn't be seen. Hunched over their respective comput- ers and turntables, they start- IFC seeks comedian ed the drum n' bass massacre By TOM DENK a band." Getz said. that is Roni Size. Out came Clive Deemer. The BG News The IFC has administered surveys asking students what who laid down a pulsating drum beat, and Sy John who (l-r): Ona Llee, DJ Die, DJ Suv, DJ Krust, Roni Size and MC Dynamite. The Interfraternity Council comedians they might prefer provided the phat bass line. may All the void left by to see on campus. Some of the "Brown Paper Bag." becoming the British center track from New Forms. But After a few minutes of straight University Activities choices include Adam Sandier. Roni Size is a separate enti- for dance music. With other the Odeon crowd clamored for Organization's unsuccessful Carrot Top. David Spade. drum n' bass, the crowd was in a frenzy. Kids were kicking ty in himself, the Roni Size/ giants such as Massive more. efforts in securing a major Gallagher. Norm Macdonald Reprazent project is the culmi- Attack, Portishead and Tricky. Everyone left the stage, but entertainer to perform on and Rob Schneider, among their wide-leg pants from side to side, dipping and diving to nation of working for two Bristol is home to some of the after a few minutes Roni said campus. others. years with the people from best electronic and trip-hop from off-stage. "Is there any- IFC representative Rob Getz Carrot Top has performed the jungle sounds. Then out came rapper Reprazent. Roni Size/ acts out there. one left in the building?" He said the council is attempting twice at the University over Reprazent put out a double Rolling Stone named Roni continued this chant until it to book a major comedian or the past four years, while Reprazent, who had his mic strapped (Bobby Brown-style) CD together this past October. Size/Reprazent the third best turned into another break- entertainer to appear at the MacDonald performed two It took them two years to cre- techno band of 1997. behind down of Jungle rhythm. Ona University in the upcoming years ago at Ashland to his head. This gave him free reign to flow right ate the over 30 tracks on the the giants Chemical Brothers, Llee threw the audience into a semester. University. Currently. IFC is record. They are considered to and Daft Punk, and Spin put frenzy again and the group "We've been planning for hoping to fund the perfor- along into the dance that had already be the hottest name in the them on their "Best of 97" finished after their energy had the last two or three months mance by itself and through begun. His words small, but intense world of list. Bristol has again pro- been spent. on this project. We want to possible sponsorship(s). drum n' bass techno. duced another group of dance After their US tour. Roni put on a major performance There Is the possibility that created another level of conscious- fl Their record New Forms is masters for the future, to add Size/Reprazent will head back next fall.' said Getz. either the Panhellenic Council one of the benchmarks for the to their already potent list of to England. Getz said the IFC's decision or UAO could co-fund the pro- ness for the tranced crowd. genre. With the single "Share perennial giants. Their disc is titled New to possibly organize a perfor- ject. Getz noted the perfor- He then introduced his the Fall." the vocals of Ona The Cleveland audience was Forms, and can be picked up mance is not in response to mance is still in early stages spinners and bass n' drum Llee get introduced to the lis- enthralled in the beats of Roni at Madhatter Music Co. or the lack of a concert at the and that the IFC has several player,,, and brought out vocal tener early on. Reprazent lays Size all night. Reprazent Finder's. University this spring semes- performers in mind. stylist Ona Llee. The music down lyrics on some of the would slow down the pace a This is the future of music, ter. "We won't have any possible stopped and she lead everyone songs, but the focus is on the few times to see if everyone so put down that Titanic This was initially proposed sponsors for quite some time." back in with a Jungle scream. jazzy bass lines and break- was still dancing, then lay in soundtrack, grab a fat pair of within IFC during December. Getz said. "We won't even Beats began again, and the neck. Aphex Twin-e8que drum on the crowd again. Jeans and bust a move to the We chose to try to get a come- know when we can have a beats. Playing some of Roni's old- best Jungle album of last year. dian because it would be sig- show until the volleyball group pounded into their Jazzy. MTV-friendly single They hail from Bristol, school beats to keep it real, nificantly cheaper than getting schedule comes out." England, which is clearly they ended with a textured Beautiful people doing 'Wild Things' By TOM DENK plays host to a tale of unsa- covered with dozens of auto- The BG News vory minds with insatiable graphed pictures of people in desires. wheelchairs boasting neck- WUd Things The previews for Set In the upper class braces and holding settlement ■Wild Things" Florida community of Blue checks.) Woodland Mall Cinema 5 promised beautiful Bay, high school guidance When Lombardo receives a Starring: Neve Campbell, Kevin Bacon, Matt Dillon people doing dirty counselor Sam Lombardo hefty settlement and prepares NOW MVI: Delightfully trashy, things. The trailers (Dillon) Is accused of rape by to leave town. Detective but an oddly abrupt ending pre- hinted at characters t students Suzie Toller Duquette smells something vents perfection with overloads of agenda to (Campbell) and Kelly Van more foul than the soon compensate for their minimal Ryan (Richards). corpse-bearing swamps that • ••* use of clothing. Detective Ray Duquette border the Blue Bay commu- In those regards. "Wild (Bacon) has Lombardo backed nity. 1 alar: |uetgoK>lrii bar J mn: gout* bat %m Things" did not disappoint. In a corner, until testimonies But Duquette is far from a 3 atari: mom. ttan bar The hip thriller starring are reversed by Lombardo's stringent observer of the law 4 an: moria, nan mma agaai Matt Dillon. Neve Campbell. unabashed scam-king lawyer as he tries to unravel Neve Campbell, left and Denise Richards are caught Kevin Bacon and Denise Ken liowrl.il (Bill Murray). Lombardo's alleged scam. in a diabolical plot in the new movie "Wild Things" Richards ("Starship Troopers") (Note: Bowden's office wall Is Then the dominos. or better + See WILD, page N-3 '/ I f Thursday, March 26,1998 The BG News page N-3 WILD WFAL goes "Balls Out" ESPN unveils magazine > Continued from N-2 high school ultra-flirt. ■ Campbell changes pace By TIMOTHY MINNECI cert tickets. CD's and various lish on Rolling Stone-six yet-the bodies, begin to fall. from her All-American girls of By TOM DENK "Scream" and Party of Five. The BG News WFAL merchandise. The BG News pages. Director John McNaughton Although no one is really While ESPN: The ("Mad Dog and Glory") pro- However, haven't we seen enough of her as a troubled Bingo and mod- sure when the contest began The goal was simple: to be Magazine's layout is definitely duces an admittedly deviant ern college music at WFAL. each year the two- aesthetically pleasing, it occa- film that has a definite "sum- teenager? tastefully done. But the welcome surprise of may be considered hour Bingo and music fusion A product of a sports insti- sionally makes readability mer movie appeal." Deftly an odd coupling by seems to attract a large num- suffer. The magazine's writing acknowledging that his film is this film was Murray, who tution that proclaims itself excels as the ethically-chal- some, but at the SI ber of listeners and cultivate "the worldwide leader in is decidedly pro-athlete, per- not lily white In virtue. University's AM an even bigger legend. haps nearing the point of McNaughton wisely embraces lenged lawyer. His comic relief sports." "tastefully done" was gave the film most of it's radio station WFAL. it has "I think it may have been too modest a goal for ESPN: unneeded hype. Hopefully, it the "naughty" element in the humor, besides Dillon's Plato- become a yearly tradition. something Scott Hamilton The Magazine. will become more critical, script (by Ken Mumm and Each semester, the station -started back when he founded learning to preview as Stephen Peters) and creates a esque declaration at the film's Nonetheless, the magazine end. holds one of the strangest and the station." Jenkins quipped almost fulfilled all the escalat- opposed to merely promoting. film that delights in its dark- best received contests in the Jokingly. Otherwise, its unique stance ness. The only element that hin- ed expectations. Almost. ders "Wild Things" is a plot form of "Balls-Out Bingo." an WFAL executives Jen Riffle ESPN: The Magazines pre- of featuring upcondng events Matt Dillon continues his on-air Bingo game that would and Theresa Rundle were over rehashing previous re-emergence with his role as which perhaps has change for miere issue has been on change's sake at the film's make Matt Pinfield proud. putting forth considerable newsstands for only one games will be its collapse, not Lombardo. Dillon continues to Instead of letters and num- time and effort into setting up its knock-out punch. provide his definitive creation end. The twists at the finish week, yet overall it seems to could have been built up by bers, the various Bingo sheets the contest several weeks have been around longer than Arguably the most forcible of a likable yet unscrupulous rearranging some scenes in are filled with artists and song prior to its unveiling. They some sport magazines [Inside piece in the issue was Bob character, his trademark since titles, and it is up to the lis- must coordinate what songs Knight's submission (with a his role in The Outsiders." the film. However, the Sports), but not all {Sports explanatory credit sequence tener to get the song they are being put on the cards, Illustrated). mention of University coach Campbell and Richards was a nice addition to the need played by whatever advertising, promotion and Just like sports, practice Dan Dakich). Also, providing each are captivating. Richards means necessary, which usu- bingo card distribution. coverage of soccer and wisely didn't attempt to over- film. Delightfully trashy. "Wild can make perfect. Wanted or Things" warms up audiences ally means Jamming the Cards are available at the not, the magazine will indeli- women's sports is a com- act (or perhaps she lacks tne request line. WFAL office in 120 West Hall mendable decision. ability to overact) as a lusty as well as the upcoming bly be held to a higher stan- spring weather. "People aren't Just listening, up until the time of the show. dard. ESPN's fledgling publi- For the magazine to they get to actively listen and Station personnel also send cation is more a contender mature, its voice must grow participate." explained WFAL out random cards in the mail than pretender, with more definitive. While the general manager Keith to University students and to strengths that other periodi- Seinfeld-esque satire of ESPN HELIUM Jenkins. "It's not Just them those listeners registered in cals should examine. SportsCenter anchors works sitting and listening to a the station's database. For example. ESPN: The on TV. the style resonates as •*- Continued from N-1 Helium cheered back by play- radio, they actually get to take The contest begins on Magazines' graphic element is an annoying hybrid of Dick ing their MTV video "XXX." After the show. Helium part in what's going on." WFAL at five tonight and runs as much an advantage over Vitale and Larry King in print. were treated to a barrage of Participation pays off. liter- until seven or until all the the competition's as Tiger Although they'll find stories songs spanning all of Helium's were on their way to ally. First prize is $100 cash. prizes run out. WFAL can be Woods' length off the tee. repeated from SportsCenter. albums, even their first Washington. D.C. to play a benefit show, but their brief $50 for second place and $25 heard at 680 AM or on televi- Unfortunately, the magazine the magazine will give sports- record. Pirate Prude. This for third. There are a variety sion on cable channel 20. mildly overdoses on picture junkies something for when came after the Cleveland and energetic trip through of other prizes including con- quantity. Perhaps that's the they are not watching ESPN. crowd cheered them to come Ohio will bring fans pleasing memories for years to come. penalty for choosing to pub- That's important. back for an encore, and iiiiimiiiiimiiMimiiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiit UUHHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIH Hmiinimiiiiiiiitiiiiiiumiiiiinniiitiiniiiiiinniiiiiiimiiniii WIN 1100 CASH and many other cool prizes' Summer storage units available *$ CASH FOR COLLEGE H G PHI B ' LIL CARRIE ■ G PHI B CAMPUS EVENTS Play BALLS-OUT BINGO, a proud BGSU tra- Close to campus Call Buckeye Storage Ovt> 300.000 scholarships & gnnu avail No Or* fish, two fish, dition Skip by 120 WEST HALL to gat your 352-1520. repayment Mr, no GPA raquiramenti. all atu- Rod lUh, blue fish. The BG News Bingo card and official rules Then listen to The oantiqualityllCan Now" 1-216-655-8003. Do you wont tho dish? Big Bo* of Rock from S to 7pm today!!! —BEYOND BG— Your r>g is a tittle outlandish < Classified '"BEYOND BG'" WFAL»80am/TV20 G PHI B " LIL CARRIE • G PHI B Slop and look at lha signs.. Music Evolution Slop and look at the signs... a taste test ol BG restaurants Ads ■ lasM Hrit of BG nttlaurants. PERSONALS a 1B96 Nissan Aiti ma ai90eNtManAiDma... More signs to Cornell Mora signs to coma 11 G PHI B Lll Stacey G PHI B Ul Stacey 372-6977 "'BEYOND BG"* SERVICES OFFERED —BEYOND BG— Ul Stacey, shoot for the moon you il moot your awesome lamily soon The BG New* will m knowingly accept jxlvtoi*menu •Phi Mu4Jennie4Phi Mu" Your big's exciied, I hope you are loo ih*i JiwnnnnMc.orentoingfilitenmirulinnafjunuM)/ individ CAFE &> tBARj, Columbia Court Apartments (903, 907, 915, 921, 929, 935 Thurstin) OPEN 7 Nights 3 bedroom/ 2 baths, Furnished, Close to Campus 21 and Over Total Rent per Month Thurs. College ID Night 18 & Over SUN - WED - Sing & Dance to Dreamline Karaoke Wed. $1.00 Line Dance Class OFF 'Limited time, Hurry!!!! Thurs. & Sun. Bandera THURS - SAT - Live music by Liquid Courage THE BULL IS NOW HERE!!! Karaoke Contests Every MON. and WED. OPEN - WED thru SAT with cash prizes Door open at 800 pm. 224 E. Wooster GREENBRIAR, INC. Hours: Drink Specials Nightly! Bowling Green, Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm Mouthwatering MUNCHIE Menu "Come Ride the Bull" OH 43402 Saturday 9am-1pm rHURS. Nights -Toledo's Only 21 &0\er College ID Night! 867-9123 2518 S. Reynolds & Heatherdowns Come in today before 3922 Secor 475-4381 Why, go anywhere else Why, go anywhere else Why, go anywhere else Why, go anywhere else it is TOO LATE! I I ) > page 14 The BG News Thursday, March 26, 1998 2 bdrm. 834 Seen Hamilton. A/C. Avail May O-Phl-e Ul Laura O-Phl-i KKG - Lil' Marie ' KKG Th« MMft ol ALPHA XI DELTA would lik* to Camp Jobs. A fun place to wort A a life-long Office cleaning evenings l^ diddle diddle The time is almost here you see. congratulate thair house director Kalth learning experience awaits you at YMCA 10 15 hrs per week $420 plus ull. Other locations avail Aug. EH. ft it 2 bdrm. NO PETS. 363-6206 Hovemyhnle You'll find out who I am in a Schaurman on rwi acceptance to Law School Camp Nissokone In beautiful northern Ml. Are Own transp. required Call 352 5622 I know who you are while, but until that time comes 1 you a caring, creative A enthusiastic person Way to go Keith We're oc-ng to rmu you! Painters wanted in the Central OH area for this but you donl Know m> keep wearing that smile. Get who enjoys being outdoors A have pnor expe- 2 bdrm. house $450 mo Close to Urn v summer. Starting pay from $6 $8, depandmg Togather kxever ready to dance and boogy down. rience working with children. Hiring cabin 3 bdrm. house $650 mo. Close lo Univ. on tha position. Ceil 1 -800-543-3793. What a pair wall bel Tonight youll see we're the best counselors, lifeguards A program instructors I bdrm. apt. $325no Close to Umv LovainPKE YOUR BIG Big/Liroavaroundi WANTED tor horseback riding, sailing, ropes course, Part time kitchen help. Needed now thru sum- Call 686 4651 Gel exotedlll Love, your Big arts/crafts A drama/music. Also, year-round mer season Apply in person at BG Country KKG ' LI' Marie * KKG position avail for outdoor environmental edu- Club GPHI8 GPHI8 Lil' Becky GPHI8 GPHIB 2 bedroom apt. for sublease May 18-Aug. 19. Creative? Would you like to win a prize «how- cation facilitators. Personal interviews being Btg hunt ta haf a, to have no laar heW April 18 m Toledo. Call 248 867-4533 Reliable Hep needed. Post flyers on campus $5O0Vmo. 353 1462 LsAlyeei, ing how creative you are? EAG is asking for Get advance fee and commissions later Must Tha fun's pjai bagun, my litM daar 2 brm. 1 bath furnished 1222/mo per person 111 aee you et the house tonight. your designs tor this years Earth day T-shirts Childcare teachers afternoon hrs. 678-4190 attend upcoming summer/fa)fspnng leans. I lova you my Intte. and that la no *• Avail. May. Call 354-7076 ask lor Daniel. 7 Youll know who I am when the Enmes are due no later than 5;00pm on March Email [email protected] or fax (604) Keep on guessing Becky, who ami '' Coca-Cola erne is right. 24tv Prize includes $25.00. 3 free t- shirts. A a 3 to ft summer subieasera needed lova. your Big Seasonal Warehouse Loader 893-8522 Love, $25.00 gift certificate to Junction Bar & Grille. S bedrooms available. 2 bath The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Your Big Turn entries into 102 College Park or mail to: dose lo campus Call 354 6530 Ohio/Kentucky currently has the following Summer Help Wanted H you witnessed a Brown OWa. being hit Mon- EAG, C/O Environmental Center. College Willing lo negotiate cost. BGSU Dining Services is seeking BGSU stu- day in commula* lot 7 please cast 352-4527. Part (cm). QuesDons eel Nicole €> 372-3571 seasonal position open m our Toledo Sales LilAmy- Canter Responsibilities include preparing dents ONLY" to work during the summer. Em- ployment available May 11 through August 8. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DOE FOR MEN'S Here's a tew dues toads, loading route trucks, and rotating stock Check out the best kepi housog secret in BG 2 Summer tutrirs. needed $l85fno Close to 1998. To apply Pick up an application at the AND WOMEN'S SMGIES ft CO-REC DOU- For you from me. in tha warehouse. Ability to operate a tow 2 bdrm. fuRy fum.. kg. rms.. ions ol dosel campus. Own bedroom Call 353 8i6S Dmmg Center of your choice or Student Em- BLES TENNIS-APR. 1 8V 4fl0 PM M 130 All about motor a plus. Good math and reading skills re- space, dishwasher, balcony, ft we pay a'l u&i ployment (315 Saddiemire Student Services PERRY FELD HOUSE YourFamifyl HOMECOMING 1998!'! quired Qualified candidates should sand re- except elec A phone. May to May leasea avail Building). "High School Students 16 years or FALL taea PRACTCUM OPPORTUNITIES This w* be Only tour chair portions Wt! Pep Rally. sume with cover letter specifying "Seasonal Call 352-8808 - older may also apply by calling Jan at IN THE INTRAMURAL OFFICE FOR RECRE Your biggest due. Sp.rii'Wndow Splash. Week's Events, and Warehouse Loader. and salary requirements 3722563. Female aubleaaar needed. Close to campus ATION AND SPORT MANAGEMENT We cannot wail Publicity Applications available m 330 Student to: E. Marry for 86-88 school year Call Karen at Until w* meet you I MAJORS APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN Union. Due March 27th by 5pm Questions? The Coca-Cola Bottling Company 353-4001 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE AND DOE APRIL May Daylight Show what Call UAO@ 372-2343. Of Ohio/Kentucky Summer job or start now. Fun food service op- 10TH. INTERVEWS WILL BE HELD APRIL Awaits you all 3970Catawba portunity m small scenic town. 1S miles from Looking tor an excellent job experience? Bowl- GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS 13-14. LoveinPKE, Toledo, OH 43612 BG in Grand Ftapids. OH Call 419-832-7482 ing Grten Radio News is looking tor a news di- 800 Third SI GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALSI! APPLI- Your Big? Attn: Human Resource Admlnlstntor-SWL rector. AH interested persons should turn in Tangiewood Golf Club has openings tor Excaftent 1 BR ft 2 BR units CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE No phone calls plaaael their resume and cover letter to 322 West Hall seasonal employment. Pro Shop-Restaurant Fully fum., AC. reasonable rents ft INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR Equal Opportunity Employer La Chris- no later than April 3 by 5 pm No prior expert For into caH 419-633-1725. Close lo campus Yrty lease. FALL 1888 PICK UP APPLICATION M THE Thai week has been Cook's helper. Lme A banquet prep Apply at ence is necessary and training wil be provided. Telephone interviewing No selling. Part-time, Check us out before you lease. IM OFFCE. 130 PERRY FELD HOUSE. AND A ROLLERCOASTER ride. BG Elk's Lodge, 200 Campbell Hil Rd. Call 354-9740 or 352-2214 Any questions. cal 372-2354 mostly evenywknds. in Perrysburg. Flex RETURN BY APRIL 14TH INTERVIEWS ARE My identity I've worked 2X10-400. or sDpby apt#10 LIMITED ON A FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE So hard ■> hide. Musical entertainment wanted tor Woodland scheduling A relaxed atmosphere. 674-S842. Counselors, Acsviry Director, Water director. A BASIS It may he almost time Mall • BG Mall anniversary May 8th. 9th. or Cook needed at Co-ed Summer camp near For you k> know 10th. Please call Kelly at 354-7172. Georgetown Manor. 800 3rd St under new Ann Arbor Michigan. 734-6784620 For more management. A/C, laundry rm. 1 bedrm fum Who's the big Kamikaze* info $380 ft elec. 2 bedrm turn. $480 ft elec also That loves you so i FOR SALE Bud Night starting al 7 pm NEED 2 TICKETS FOR GRADUATION summer tales 354 9740or 352 2214 Beer apaoali. 354 3993 LoveinPKE. WILL PAY $$$ CRUISE SHIP A LAND-TOUR JOBS Your Big? CALL CHRIS AT (419) 352-3191 Excellent benefits World Travel. Ask us howl Houses for Rent: The following houses are for 517 324 3090 ext C5S443 1969 Ford Mustang Lx Conv. rent for 88-88 school year. All 12 mo. leases. KD Kappa Delta KD 66.000 milas. 5 sp. Fully loadad. tenants pay alt util, sec. dep . parental guar Tha inters or Kappa Delta would like to con- DON'T READ THIS if you like working tor min- Summer lemale sublease* needed: S3995 Excellent condition. For info call aniee req., no pata gratulate Christina Basarab on again being Ul Denial le Own room furnished or unfurnished. House imum wage, staying home in Ohio, A seek se- cure, non-rewarding wort. HOWEVER.! you 3725095 1.710 Elm 2 BR Avail 5/15/98 Rent choeen UVIV lea lilac -is it even possible to Roses are red. violets are blue, you donl know furnished. w/«ir A much morel Close to cam- $5l0/mo collected quarterly. Phone want to earn outstanding money ($6300) travel 1984 Ford Escort Wagon improve on the last time?' me. but I know you. Get excited for Big/La* pus. Can Mtchefte 354-6696 354-6585 ask tenants to view revealing because you are now in an awesome across the country. A enjoy challenging your- KD Kappa Delta KD Loadad. New Tires. ExecellentCond. 2.217 S. College-3 BR house Avail 8/23/98 famJy self to something completely worthwhile call $5800 Call 372-7760 or 419 867 0392 Summer sublease's 1 bk*. horn campus 4 Rent $575/mo. collected quarterly Phone Love, your big 1-800-307-8839. KKG * KKG" KKG bdrm . 1 1/2 baths. Washer-dryer. Bar A 354-3271 ask tenants to view My deareet Lit* Kristin tonight's the night. Get basement. Call 352-4845 ask tor Tiffany or EARN 96 Dodge Neon. Automatic. Air, AtrVFM CJS $.118 Ridge-Large 2 BR house Avail ready lor the greatest big/St pair in sight. Eve- Shannon. $750-11500. WEEK lane. 35 K miles tl0.500 Call 352 6307 5/20/98 Rent $600/mo collected quarterly Raise aH the money your student Phone 353-5032 ask tenants to vaaw. rything I said may not be true, but here is your PraMu'PfaMu-PhiMu Black leather couch Congratulations Meghan West on cabinet group needs by sponsoring a 4.233 West Merry-Large 4 BR house Avail Anal due. I might be your et. but donl you fret. perfect for dorm. Cheap' I am definetly the coolest girl you've ever met. member of the weekl Parents weekend was HELP WANTED VISA Fundraiser on your campus. 8/23/98 Must have al least 4 unrelated No investment A very little time 352 9835-Leave message Meet me at the house and be prepared to wonderful! tenants. Rent $700/mo. collected quarterly listen Move you my dear III' Knsten PraMu-PhiMu'PhlMu needed There's no obligation, so Phone 354-8252 ask tenants to view why not call tor mformation today KKG • KKG • KKG $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. CARS FOR tl 00 For more Information or lo sign s lease. FreeInton^aac-n Call 410-3*7'M75 Calll 800-323 8454x95 Seized ft sold locally this month. contact Arbor Enterprises at 354-2854 PhlMu'PraMu-PhlMu Trucks. 4 x 4s. etc Locally owned end msnsged. Congratulations to Meghan West and Llaa KKG ' KKG ' KKG ' IS YOUR RESUME LACKING? 1 900 522 2730 ext 4556 Frana on being sisters of a-ie week. Earn while you learn Houses, 1 ft 2 bdrm. lurn apts for 98-99 L-l Kim. the r-ght has finally come Find out why PAG. IBM. Xerox. A hundreds ol PraMu'PNMu'PrilMu Find out how you can make extra money while school year Call 352 7454 When we together wai have Iota of fun. other top companies want students who nave m school. Wort at your leisure any time you For sale Macintosh performa 475 16 meg. Do you believe all I've said? been through our summer training program. Subieaser needed for next school yr Own want. Even when watching TV. Call ram. 28.6 'ax modem. 6X cd rom. programs ga- Ul. tonight we will paint BG red. PNMu'THONON-PhiMu Over 90% of the students using our placement bdrm. Call 372 3848 1 868 662 1726 to find out how. lore11 (more lhan you need, plus some), tons ol So come on over and don't be late office tound career jobs last year. Average monthly income $2174 AH mafors apply Call extra blank disks and other stun Personal You have a very Important date! You're awesome! You do so much for Laser Writer 300 prmter included. The whole Love your Big everyone We a> admire your dedication 1-600-307-6339. Extras needed to play high school A college system • extras S950. Call Dan at KKG • KKG • KKG Who loves yababy' 375 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS age range tor up-coming films No exp. neces 418-381-7234 Love. Stephenson neededl Coed eummer eampe in Pocono sarynftwail looks needed Contact NBCom Phi Mu • THON ON ■ Phi Mu 618-769-1600. KKG 'III- Amy • KKG Mountalna, PA Lohlkan. 1-800-488-4321. PowerBook 570 12/240/enel S660 .tax PowerBook 160 8/240"«4J660.UX If ya wanna oa my little. www.loht1uin.com. Here we go again. A new season is beggmmg PowerBook 170 8/200/14 4 $560 -tax You've gotta get with my friends. ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT at SKYDIVE BG and we need a lew dependa- Management Inc. ble parachute packers for spring, summe*. and 353-7285 make it last forever. big/la n»vm ends. Phi Mu'Phi Mu'Martha-Phi Mu'Phi Mu Fishing industry. Excellent earnings & benefits •30 Fourth Si. I bdrm Whatcha think about that, now 1 fall employment Full training provided Must Manna dear don't shed a faar. potential All major employers. Ask us how (Willow Houw) Clow lo Campus Slam you know how it feels I You are my have own transportation. An exciting place to The (denary of me you will soon see. 517-324-3115 ext A 55441 Oueen size waterbed-frame, drawers, book- al J40/mo«elec /gas Call 353-SSOO. LI Amy and thara the way it isl work. Call 352-5200 for more information" shelf ft headboard, heater includ $150 OBO Just wan unm tonight and then you will ASSOCIATE PROGRAM DIRECTOR New Get excited Lil Amy' Love your Big seenetght Home City Ice Company is now hinng tor these 353-4228. KKG •LIT Amy'KKG year round position. Requires camp superviso- Love, your carnation sister ry experience. Responsible for programming. positions: Route Dnvers, Production Stackers, Oueen size waterbed for sale. Perfect Condi- Phi Mu-Phi Mu'Martha-Phi Mu"Phi Mu staff supervision, communication, marketing, Truck Loaders Competitive wages/flexible Don Bookcase, headboard. $300 00 Call Ja- schedules Locations throughout all of Ohio KKG ' LI' Casey ' KKG budget and organization of programs. Sept. to son® 354-2153. and Southeast Michigan Call for details at Lil' Casey, you are the one. PI PHI • Delta Gamma • PI PHI June, including but not limited to equestrian 1-800 -899-8070. Toshiba Sik.nn. T 1900 C Laptop 486 SxA 20 Management Inc. who always seems to have Gel excited for tomghti program, group rentals, ropes program. Addi- MH. 120 MB Hard Drive. 4mb RAM 9 5 color 2I5K. Pnt Rd. l.arit-1 Bdrm ,tvrr|mo Apu.l fun. Tonight you wil see who See you at 8 00 pml tional summer responsibilities. Salary/on site Lawn maintenance pt. A full hme. Hiring for VGA Windows 31 with carry case $575 00 Laundry on Site Slant at .v40/mo>«lec I am. you've just become PI PHI ■ Delta Gamma' PI PHI housing/retirement/full benefits. Contact spnng A summer at Knickerbocker Lawns A Microwave Oven $25 00 Call 352-4999 Call 353-SIIOO. pan of the ei tarn. I love Brice EmanueJ-Camp Eberhart, 10300 Corey Landscaping. Call 352-5335. you is' and don't forget that Dr. Three Rivers Ml Reward For mlormaoon leading to identifies tonsoht is gorme be PHATI 49093/1-616-244 5125 . enunueieot&aol com Looking for an excellent job experience? Bowl- Don of vehida/perBon Involved In hit-skip Love your big Deadline Apnl 17.1996 ing Green Radio News is looking for a news di- KKG ■ Irl'Casey'KKG damaging parked white Ford Pickup (Ranger) rector. AH interested persons should turn m FOR RENT on Mon. Mar. IS in commuter lot behind Often Barney's Convenience Mart. $6.00 sterling their resume and cover letter to 322 West Hall hauor Phone (418,-674-2383. pay. Flexible hours, shift differential, college tu- no later than April 3 by 5 pm. No pnor experi- KKG-Lir Jamie'KKG ition reimbursement, paid vacations, medical Management Inc. SEEKING SOFTBALL PLAYERS FOR MENS ence is necessary and training will be provided. Hey li Lil benefits Applications accepted at 996 S Mam (2) 1 bedroom units $264 ft $368 . utjl, re- UStSA CLASS DAT WEEKEND TOURNA- Any questions. Call 372-2354. I A 2 Bdnn-IM2 Fslrvkrw A>. i HlUadak Apia.) Here's your last rlddkt BG. 1001 N. Mam BG. 1602 E Wooster BG spectively. 2 blocks from campus. Avail. May MENTS AND SUNDAY NIGHTS AND TUES- Unique floor dengnl, carports, w/d hook-ups II A due for you that may be true, Hurry in A join our team! 11 NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT- 15 287 4159 evenings. 287-4926 days. It is that my favorite color is blue DAY NtOHTS AT CARTER PARK M BOWL- Wort m the Great Outdoors bdrms Rent Mans at 350/mo ♦ mils Call 353.5880. "Apis ft Houses 98-99 school year" I hope you're excited for lonightl INGGREEN, OHIO. STARTS 4/12/88 Brandywine Country Club now hinng tor sum- Forestry, Wildlife Preserves Concessionaires. Lit. together we are just nghti (4.30PM). CONTACT BOB MILLER DIRECT- mer positions. Beverage can. Snack Bar and Firefighters. A more. Competitive wages A 321 -A E. Marry LARGE HOUSE 321-6 E. Marry. 6 bedrooms Love. Big?? LY AT 474 1733 IN TOLEDO(t57 PER Gril. Apply in person at the front desk 6904 benefits Ask us howl 517-324-3110 Ext KKG'Lil'Jemie-KKG PLAYER OR S42 IF BG RESIDENT. Salisbury Rd . Maumee. OH. N55442 311-316 E. Merry, 1 ft2bdrmapts $450/month • 12 month lease $5CK>month • school year. turn. 309112 E. Mar ry. rooms ft more Management Inc. Al Very Close to Campus Studio - 215 E. Pot Rd. (E«rr|n«n Aptsl Starting in May or August' 353-0325 Laundry on Sue Utilities included in renl Slant si 2.10/mo Call 353-5*00. Summer Jobs FR€€ D€UV€fW 1 or 2 summer sublessors needed. SlSO/mo Near campus 2 bedrm available. ^^203-•«,.*))«**- ..».-...... -... N. Main S4.00 Minimum -—-'—»352-5166 Call 352-4818. The Lear Corporation - Bowling Green Plant, Open Weekdays 4 P.M. • Lunch Fri •Sot.«Sun. located at 333 Van Camp Road in Bowling Green, 12 month leases startng May 16.1986 424 1/2 S. Summii-emciency-$22S . ease Management Inc. Ohio, has several manufacturing positions 453 S. Prospect small 1 Br $280 • gas/alec LARGE SALADS enough for fwo! NEW NEW NEW NEW 605 Fifth St. sC-small 2 Br $360 . USJL available for summer work. 710 N. Enterprise Do you feel thai the administration building is shaped like a penis it is just a building I am uncomfortable discussing this issue If you voted for Bill Clinton did you do so because drug use I made a mistake I though it was a USG election Do you prefer Domeslic beer Imported beer __ Hard liquor Do you feel Vice President Al Bore is gelling stoned with the president on prozac lolally without any personality Do you feel lhal our campus ID cards have any one of the following sinister purposes track our movements for the federal government _ making our lives miserable preparing us for the Democralic conspiracy of big government Thank you for taking the time to complete (his survey. Please mail lo Ihe College Republicans al box * 20 University Hall. 1