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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years // # Students Take it easy Police investigate get ready residence hall □ Fires broke out in rector, as a result of finding no for BGSU suspects, the University is offer- Compton and Batchel- ing up to $5,000 in reward to preview der stairwells last week. anyone who has information about either fire. By SARAH BEDNARSKI "We hope someone might re- The BG News member something that would □ The University hosts lead us to find out who did this," high school seniors for University police are in- Boutelle said. "Maybe someone vestigating two suspicious fires smelled smoke or saw someone." day of visitation. that occurred on campus last Boutelle said evidence of arson week. was found after the fires were extinguished. He said the fires By BRANDI BARHITE According to Dick Gullufsen, The BG News were discovered soon after they University public Information were started. officer, the first fire occurred Miami University. Kent State. Nov. 24 in the stairwell of Comp- "They were found by custo- Ohio State University. The Uni- ton Residence Hall. He said versity of Toledo. The list of col- dians probably within a few several newspaper pages were hours of when they were start- lege choices are endless. As high set on fire, but the only damage school seniors approach gradua- ed," Boutelle said. was a staining of several floor Boutelle said this is the first tion, the pressure of what college tiles. to attend becomes intense. time that a reward was issued for Gullufsen said the other fire a fire on campus. He said he This weekend the University occurred Nov. 30 in a stairwell of Admissions Office will be pulling hopes this will send a message to Batchelder Residence Hall. A the students. out all the stops to make Bowling poster was taped to a wall and ig- Green State University the No. 1 nited, he said. choice for high school seniors. "Hopefully this is a signal to On Saturday, the second Preview The only damage found at Bat- residents and keep people on Day this semester will be held. AtoocUCed Prrii photo chelder was several scorched alert," Boutelle said. "Maybe "This day is an excellent op- ceiling tiles apparently from a they (will) give second thoughts portunity for students and their cigarette lighter, Gullufsen said. about whether they saw or heard families to visit the campus and Black dog "Raisin" rests on a couch in the back of a pickup truck which leads a house-barn moving up Gullufsen said both fires were anything." get a good overview of what the Quaker Meeting House Road in Sandwich, Mass. discovered by members of the campus has to offer," said Cecilia University custodial staff. He By offering a reward, the Uni- Bom, assistant director of ad- said neither fire generated versity shows it is concerned missions. enough smoke to set off the fire about campus safety, Boutelle The last preview day was held alarm. said. He said It sends the mes- Oct. 18 and over 1,400 students sage that the University doesn't "They may or may not be re- want things like this to happen. attended. This time, the majority Red schoolhouse opens for class lated," Gullufsen said. "Once a of those students who attend will suspect is named, we'll In- Anyone with information about have already applied to the Uni- □ 'Day at the School- show them what it was like for their great- grandparents to go to vestigate to determine whether either fire should contact the versity and will begin to make he or she is a viable suspect." Bowling Green Fire Department final decisions. house' program attempts "The bottom line is school," Braatz said. "Progress only depends on the understand- According to Cllf Boutelle, at 352-3106 or Crime Stoppers at The event will kick off at 9:30 to replicate typical day the system is staying University public relations di- 352-0077. am. in the Lenhart Grand Ball- of school during late the same, we're just ing we have of our past." room of the Student Union. Retired elementary school Throughout the day there will 1800s Ohio. changing the make teacher Beverly France devised be more than 86 booths set up up." the syllabus for the program and representing all departments and By ANDREA VITANZA admitted how easy it is to get Alleged shooter's sister several campus organizations. The BG News caught up in the day's events. Students will also have the op- Tara Core "I wanted to set it up like returns to high school portunity to seek information on The historical one-room USC president school really was at that time," schoolhouse located behind Kohl their majors and extracurricular France said. "By the end of the two shotguns - were for accom- activities Hall has come alive this week The Associated Press day, you've lost all sense of time. plices. Departments will offer special during the second annual "Day at and using slate boards to teach You really feel like you are living the Schoolhouse" program. WEST PADUCAH, Ky. - Kelly "He did bring five guns. Is he tours of their facilities and other math problems, retired Bowling In another era" the only one who was supposed to The program attempts to rep- Green area teachers will instruct Cameal returned to classes for faculty, student and staff will be In addition to France, five be there?" the sheriff asked. available to discuss the features licate a typical day in a one-room third graders from nearby cities the first time since three stu- other former teachers contribut- "Are there more people Involved of the programs and other ser- schoolhouse during the late 1800s including Oak Harbor, Norwalk, dents were shot to death and five ed their time to the program. others were wounded in the in this who maybe chickened-out vices the University provides. in rural Ohio. LeMoyne and Luckey during the Among them were Roberta Lane, lobby of Heath High School - a or used him as a pansy?" Students will also have the op- Allowing students to experi- program. Ruby Spoerl, Eileen Avery and horrible crime blamed on her portunity to go on guided tours of ence customs and traditions of Marilyn Braatz, school tour co- Suzanne Avery. younger brother. Augustus said, however, that the campus and several resi- generations past, the "little red ordinator, says the schoolhouse Several University students he didn't anticipate other arrests. dence halls will be open for view- schoolhouse" contains authentic stands to teach students a history Afraid she would be ostracized, will assist in the program, acting she found instead classmates The boy remains in a juvenile ing. desks, books and other objects lesson, showing them the impor- as schoolhouse tour guides and who welcomed her Wednesday detention center in another part The Financial Aid Office will that create and complete its tance of advancement into the fu- helping students with indoor of the state, charged with mur- dated appearance. ture and insight into the past. with a remarkable sense of for- giveness. der, attempted murder and burg- • See PREVIEW, page four. Dressing in vintage clothing "We bring children here and • See SCHOOL, page four. Principal BUI Bond said one lary. Authorities say he stole the student confided to him that he guns from a neighbor's garage on was uncomfortable being in Thanksgiving Day. Team assembled to review fund allocation classes all day with Michael Car- neal's 17-year-old sister, a senior Prosecutor Timothy Kalten- □ The Advisory Com- ate Student Government presi- ACGFA falls under the Office In the proposal, the task force who is expected to be the class bach said he will seek the maxi- dent, many students expressed of Student Affairs, Gore said. selected USG to be the organiza- mum penalty of life in prison mittee for General Fee valedictorian. frustration to her about the cur- At an open forum Tuesday tion to handle the allocation be- "We talked for a long time, and without possibility of parole for Allocation is undergoing rent allocation process. night, the task force explained cause its members are elected we talked about anger and con- 25 years if the youth is tried as an examination from an Gore said the Advisory Com- the current proposal draft and and are considered to be repre- trolling that anger, and that adult. He also said he believed mittee for General Fee Alloca- sought student feedback. sentative of the student body, ac- anger is a natural thing," Bond the boy was influenced by a vio- eight-member task tion (ACGFA) hears treasurers cording to Gore. said. "There's some anger, yes, lent movie, referring to a vague force. from student organizations pre- "It is Important that we talk to but he dealt with it and spent the statement Carneal gave to in- sent from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every you and get your feedback," One option the proposal rest of the day with Kelly. He vestigators. suggests is that each organiza- day for a week. Gore said. understood that she's not the It was Miss Carneal who drove By MAUREEN BARRY The proposed method would tion choose a designated time slot her brother to school on Monday, The BG News person who did this." Treasurers are given a five- spread out the timeline of the in March to present its budget | Meanwhile, Sheriff Frank Au- but authorities said they believe minute period to submit their ACGFA process, Gore said. and funding needs to the commit- gustus said he had a "gut feeling" she didn't know what he had A task force was assembled budgets and convey the organiza- "The bottom line is the system tee, Gore said. planned. The rifles were this semester to review the cur- that the 14-year-old suspect, a tion's need for the money, ac- is staying the same, we're just freshman, didn't act alone in wrapped In a quilt, a bundle he rent process of allocating funds cording to Gore. changing the make up," she said. The other option is to set aside Monday morning's shootings. explained were props for a sci- to student organizations. a weekend or two In March to ence experiment The present committee con- "I don't believe this boy The task force proposed that hear the presentations, she said. planned this out by himself," Au- The principal said he had spo- sists of five USG members, two the committee be made up of Edward Whipple, vice presi- These sessions would have to gustus said. "I believe there is ken with Miss Carneal. nine students who will submit dent of student affairs, appointed GSS members and representa- start on Friday afternoon until S somebody else in the background "I tried to assure her that she Kim Ellis, assistant dean of stu- tives from student organizations applications and letters of rec- p.m. and continue Saturday in no way is responsible for ommendation to serve on the that we need to talk to. I think it's dents, to head the five Under- such as Resident Student Asso- morning until 5 p.m. or 6 p.m. other students. I may be totally anyone else's acts, that she's only graduate Student Government ciation, University Activities Or- committee, Gore said. responsible for what she did," According to Ellis, the open out of whack, but I just believe and three Graduate Student Sen- ganization, Black Student Union there's others involved.'' Bond said. "You can't be held re- ate members on the task force. and Latino Student Union. Greek Next, the applicants will make forum was held to gather student sponsible In any way, shape or feedback for the task force to Augustus said he wondered organizations such as Panhel- a statement to the General As- fashion for what somebody else consider before a proposal is fin- whether the five guns carried According to Tara Gore, task lenic Council and Interfraternity sembly before they vote on a Into the school - a pistol with did, whether they're a relative of alized. force member and Undergradu- Council are represented as well. slate of nine candidates. ex ra ammunition, two rifles and yours or not."

I page 2 The BG News Friday, December 5, 1997

Tony Cavallario Opinion Editor Opinion 372-2604

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210 West Hall • Bowling Green State University • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43403 • (419) 372-2601 • [email protected] Theives take book, leave a trail of evidence Lost: One book. The Cheese- of the room. middle of the night, someone On Monday. Nov. 24. 1997. I outskirts of town. The cows did burger Philosophy, copy one 1 of Tom Mather Oops. snuck past the nlghtguards into left. claim that they knew where to 500. The book is autographed But after lots of searching. I Founders Hall, successfully Sunday. Nov. 30. 1997. I get some more, If I wanted It. for To Tom. Always remember that pieces of the still was bookless. Maybe you. as defeated the electronic security returned. I opened the fridge. It the right price. you have no Idea what you're puzzle together. the Reader, have lost something system, broke through the was still plugged in, I discovered, We are left then, with several possible scenarios behind these doing." -Steve. It all began Important to you sometime, locked door to the suite, tiptoed and I would later learn that we Found: One ladles glove, about two weeks something that Just seemed to through the main room, opened In fact did not have to unplug events. They are: navy blue. Very warm. ago. When I self- disappear like magic. (ThN Is the door to my room and planted the refrigerator over break. a) Someone, possibly Found: One-half gallon milk, published my o what's known as. "relating to the a glove under my backpack As It turns out. this was a Goldilocks. Is living In my room. two percent. Slightly used. first book earlier reader." It's a lot tougher than It without making a sound? very good thing. In our refrigera- b) The street value of my book Is one glove and a half Expired Dec. 2. this year. I kept looks. Slave driver.) Maybe you "That is suspicious." you say. tor was the aforementioned one- "What are on earth does this the first copy for thought this was weird. I used to "And you're also beginning to half gallon of two percent milk. gallon of two percent milk. all mean?" you are probably myself as sort of think that. too. sound a lot like O.J." "My roommate's an idiot." I c) The cows knew more than asking yourself. Well, that's a sentimental/ Aral It turns out. though, that thought to myself, "leaving milk they were telling what we're here to find out. egotistical thing. losing an object from a secure "Well? Keep writing. Faster!" in the fridge over break." d) As the Reader. 1 don't find Yes. that's right. It's about I even autographed it as dorm room Isn't so strange. Later that day while 1 was you very funny and am glad this time you did something for me. above, figuring that If everyone About four or five days later. I "Overworked? I came up with gone, my roommate arrived is happening to you. It's always. "Hey there Writing else can get an autographed picked up my backpack from the that last Joke myself!" back. "My roommate's an idiot." I Boy. I need something to read. I copy of It. why can't I? (Steve Is floor to reveal a knit ladles glove, Where were we? Okay, for the can only surmise that he said Can you find the culprit? For am Reader, and 1 command you the name I use for my other as described above. (Poetry Is record, we have one lost book, upon looking in the fridge, information leading to the discovery of to write. Make It 900 words or personality. Don't ask.) also harder than it looks. and one glove that everyone and "Leaving milk in the fridge over what's behind these strange events, less and have It in every week So then two weeks ago. my Ungrateful cad.) their sister refused to claim. break." there is a generous cash reward of one by noon on Thursday without copy of the book disappeared "Ah-hah! A glove In your That's when it got downright Wouldn't you know it. neither cent. If that's not enough, entries are any grammatical or spelling from my desk in my dorm room. room. How bizarre. one of us put the milk in the still being accepted for The Worst errors. And make it funny. I'm I figured it Just was lost susplcioummmflbbb." you say. I cleaned up my room to leave fridge. Heck, I'm allergic to milk. Christmas Gift Ever Contest, where not going to read it if it Isn't somewhere in my room, like the as you almost drown In your for Thanksgiving break, finding My other four suitemates simply naming the worst Christmas funny." time my roommate lost his ID own sarcasm. neither my book nor the owner didn't claim it. Neither did our Gift you've ever given or received can Well, today I've got a few and had a new one made. But what if I tell you that of the glove. Thinking that we two friends across the hall, our net you a mystery prize worth at least unsolved mysteries, and it's up Immediately after which I there was only one glove? And had to unplug the refrigerator. I two friends from upstairs, the $5. Paranormal information and contest to you. as the Reader, to put the discovered his old ID buried nobody I know claimed It? That emptied all my food out of the girlfriends of my suitemates. or entries can be directed to 210 West Hall, under my backpack on my side somehow, most likely In the refrigerator. the three cows I asked on the or e-mailed to [email protected]. Letter to the editor policy: The BG News encourages readers' input to discuss topics of interest to the BGSU community. If you would like to nave something printed in The BG New9, we offer you two for- mats. •Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less man two typed, double-spaced pages). •Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 800-900 words) can be submitted as Guest columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and considered based on topic relevance and quality. Please include your address, major, academic class and phone number (phone numbers are strictly for verification and not for publication). If you are not a BGSU student, please provide your position or affiliation with the Univer- sity or the community. Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh-compatible disk are preferred. Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hall, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Be prepared to show valid identi- fication. Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Anonymous letters will be printed if valid identification is given and the editorial board deems anonymity is in the proper interests of the writer. Trie Editorial Board acknowledges all entries submitted for publication.

Letters to the editor The stench of smoking To the editor, I'd like to respond to Chad King and Bill Roser's article "Smokers Clinton's race dialogue is only the beginning Should Have Their Own Place To Puff." To start, smokers do have their Over the past few months and prejudice. ■ Clinton said the country must own place to puff, outside. The administration isn't discriminating weeks, one word has been heard Though there are the skeptics, struggle to get back to Its roots, against you, and contrary to what you believe, they could give a damn repeatedly — race. virtually every American will Sarah Bednarski as defined In the Constitution: about your health. The reason you smoke outside it the same reason It's a topic that President admit that in order to create "All are created equal." He why we take our trash outside. It stinks and it is rude to everyone that Clinton has dedicated the next change there must be education. However, doesn't want America to con- doesn't share in your pleasure of stinking. three years to. He began his It Is the key to starting the the only tinue divided. Rather, he wants I couldn't agree more with you when you say that it is your right to promise of creating racial change. way to the country to be unified as one smoke. But, with that right you have a responsibility to keep your stench equality on Wednesday at a town How do we begin to educate? educate nation. out of non-smokers' rooms. And you think that a smoking lounge is an meeting In Akron. By refusing to take part In and teach Promoting diversity and answer? Well, 1 hate to break your hearts, but trying to keep a smell like TlUed "One America: Akron racially biased things. Also, by Is through equality may start now. but the smoke away from us is not possible when you are smoking down the Town Meeting." Clinton held teaching others about our own the dia- road ahead Is long and full of hall. dialogue with professionals and ethnicity and cultures and logue struggle. It Is a beginning, and If s bad enough that non-smokers have to smell the stench of a students alike about the topic of allowing them to see that our between not an end. smoker if we get the "pleasure" of having to sit by one in a class, but racial Inequality within the fabric differences should be "cel- others. To For change to start, we have living next door to a smoking lounge is just too much. of American society. ebrated," as Clinton has sug- start the to believe and commit ourselves I'd also like to say that smokers are lucky that the University admin- Clinton asked all Americans gested. dialogue, to It. At times there will be some istration permits them to smoke on their property at all. If 1 were given to Join him In the strive for racial Clinton and his panel said there should be a willingness to discomfort while dialogue is the power to make the choice, I'd say that smoking anywhere on campus equality. He said we live in a this celebration should be taught be "open and honest" with one taking place but It can lead to would be a violation. mulu-ethnlc and multicultural in the home too. Children and another. change. The University tries so hard to keep this campus clean, and anywhere country. even young adults are taught by Race isn't Just the color of a Race Is a simple issue full of you look, smokers drop their butts anywhere, and don't think twice When It was over, many saw members of their family that person's skin. It Is their ethnic complexities. Clinton said. about it. I wonder if these smokers would mind if I dropped gum the meeting as a success and black, hispanic or any other and cultural origin. For Dialogue and an open mind and wrappers and other trash on their floors in their rooms? If you are one of vowed to continue this dialogue ethnicity Is wrong. hundreds of years, America has heart among all Is needed for those people who are saying "Well, that's different," the only difference with one another. Others re- As a result, children tend to been thought of as black and America to change and become is who has to clean it up. mained skeptical of whether or believe it and grow up with these white, but it is more than that. the country It was supposed to Chad M. Mullen not dialogue would change what views. Thus, prejudicial ideas This country is a tossed salad, be. Freshman has been constant In American will continue to be present and made up a many different types Sarah Bednarski can be reached at Pre-elementarv education society since It began — racial passed on. of people and origins. [email protected].

* t Friday. December 5. 1997 The BG News

/Ui Power that swirls us together Grant us Bliss Grant us the great release And to utl Beings Vanishing, wounded In trouble on earth We pass on earth May their numbers increase. THREE -Gary Snyder

PEOPLE ON THE STREET A look at what some members of the community think about the issue of the day: UPCOMING EVENTS Today's Question: "Do you think President Clinton is doing a good job ' promoting diversity?"

Friday, 12/5/97 Introduction to computers for BGSU personnef (9 a.m. - Noon) 209 University Hall. Part of the Desktop Technology Project, covering basic terminology; e-mail and web- John Drovillard Patrick John Kim Little Amanda Massie Dominique Ohlemacher browsers; and printing documents. Freshman Sophomore Senior Freshman Freshman Free for all BGSU personnel. For Criminal justice Criminal justice Education Elementary education Elementary education information, contact Continuing Education, 372-8181. "I haven't studied the "I think he does alright "I think Clinton does "It's a hard issue to do "He's elected into subject enough to because he has many an appropriate job just anything about, but so office diverse officials Theta Alpha Phi fundraiser make an opinion." minorities on his staff." because at this time it's far I think he's doing a and seems to get along (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) politically correct to do good job." with them. That shows University Hall hallway. so." that if the President S.O.L.D. charity drive (10 can do it so can we." a.m. - 4 p.m.) Education Building steps.

"The Search for Native OHIO Weather )DAY S American Identity: Race. lUOTEITE OF Ethnicity, and Gender" (2 Friday, December 5 p.m.- 4 p.m.) AccuWealher forecast for daytime conditions and high temrH-'Mlurcv [E >AY 105 Olscamp Hall. Speaker is Carol Perry of Prescott College, Arizona.

"She's been going hunting with her Annual Holiday concert (8 p.m.) paw-paw since she was able to sit up Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. Holiday concert featuring the in the truck." Collegiate Chorale and A Cappella Becky Falls Choir. c 1# | Youngstown | 41° | Mansfield 39 On her 9-year-old granddaughter's recent killing of a black bear in "Secret of the Star" (8 p.m.) Virginia. It was the granddaughter's first successful hunt. Planetarium. $1 donation sug- gested. Public skating (8 p.m. -10 p.m.) Ice Arena. Call 372-2264 (or confirmation or additional informa- THUMBS UP tion. "Arms and the Man" (8 ■ To roommates who make cookies and then share. Who p.m.) could ask for anything more? Eva Marie Saint Theatre. George W.VA Bernard Shaw's satire on war and the ■ To girls' night in, complete with cheesy movies and professional fighting man. Call 372- 2719 for ticket information. fudge-covered Oreos. It's such a bonding experience. "Dead Poefs Society" (11 ■ To professors who are taking it easy on students during p.m.) these last hellish weeks. You don't understand how much Ill Olscamp Hall. Admission is $2 with student ID. Sponsored by UAO. Showers T-storms flam Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy it's appreciated. Via Associated Press GraphicsNel African-American Christmas card sale (TBA) Education Building steps. Selling of THUMBS DOWN African-American Christmas cards

■ To people who are always in a hurry. Slow down and enjoy life for once!

TODAY'S ■ To the fact that those of us with crappy roommates are WEATHER still stuck for a whole semester. Today ■ To cold winter rain. At least snow is nice to look at. Snow. High: 32. Low: 28.

Saturday. The calendar of events is a service of The BG News for the community. A more Snow. High: 37. Low: 24. PACE THREE is intended as an irreivrent look at the University. We at The BC News consider it an offbeat page where we complete listing of these events can be try to offer something for everybody. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of our staff. Have a nice day. found on the University web page.

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—-"--—'-- -•-■>•» page 4 The BG News Friday, December 5, 1997 Defender argues to save 'Volunteer* news The Supreme Court rejected The Associated Press the argument that Berry was try- "We continue to maintain and will continue ing to get the state to help him COLUMBUS - Despite the to argue... that Wilford Berry is too sick to commit suicide. The BG News wishes of its client, the Ohio Pub- "He prefers freedom to death, lic Defender's Office promised to decide to die." but prefers a speedy execution to Compiled from staff and wire reports continue fighting to keep the incarceration on death row dur- convicted killer out of the elec- Greg Meyers ing a protracted legal struggle," ■ OZONE tric chair. Defender's Office the court wrote in the unanimous, Cleveland ozone allegedly harming Pittsburg The Ohio Supreme Court ruled unsigned opinion. Wednesday that Wilford Berry If the execution takes place, business Jr. - nicknamed "The Volunteer" stream of American thought, it is prison. Berry would become the first by prosecutors - is mentally good American jurisprudence." "He is so lonely and afraid, he person since March 1963 to be CINCINNATI -- Ozone from Cleveland is hurting business in competent to waive his appeals Meyers said his office would Pittsburgh, a federal appeals court was told Thursday. wants to die," Meyers said. "But put to death in Ohio. Berry, who The Southwestern Pennsylvania Growth Alliance wants the and should be executed on March ask a federal judge to consider he doesn't seem to have whatever is halfway through automatic ap- court to order the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to put 3 for murdering his boss. whether state courts violated it takes to kill himself." peals of his sentence, was con- tighter air quality restrictions on northeast Ohio. "We continue to maintain and Berry's constitutional lights by Berry's lawyers also argued victed of killing Cleveland baker The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard original argu- will continue to argue ... that Wil- applying an incorrect standard of that even if their client were Charles Mitroff Jr. in 1989. ments in the case because it stemmed from a ruling of a govern- ford Berry is too sick to decide to mental competency. competent, the state has an obli- Whether he is guilty or not is ment agency. die," said Greg Meyers, chief of "If you're crazy, you can't be gation to make sure the death immaterial, said Meyers, who The U.S. EPA approved a request by the state of Ohio in May the death defender's office pen- given the rights that sane people penalty is applied correctly. added that his office had an "eth- 1996 to redesignate the Cleveland-Akron-Lorain area as in at- alty division. have," he added. Meyers conceded there have ical" obligation to defend Berry tainment of national ozone standards prescribed by the Clean Air But Attorney General Betty Berry, 3S, has tried to commit been cases where federal courts that transcends Berry's wishes. Act. Montgomery said she was "very suicide several times - the first The Pennsylvania group, which includes public officials and have allowed convicted killers to private business leaders, contends that wind-borne ozone in pleased" with the court's de- when he was 9 - has experienced end their appeals after they were Abraham Bonowitz of Citizens southwest Pennsylvania would not be so great if the status of the cision. hallucinations and was sexually judged mentally competent to United for Alternatives to the Cleveland area had not been upgraded. "It reflects not only the main abused as a child and while in make that decision. Death Penalty agreed. If the eight northeast Ohio counties had remained on the non- attainment list, more stringent regulations would be in place, particularly on new businesses. Attorney Christopher French, representing the Pennsylvania Jury still deliberating Desert Christmas group, argued that the EPA illegally upgraded the Ohio area. He said the agency ignored a provision requiring control of down- wind pollution. in store beating case ■ SEGREGATION The Associated Press oxygen and tracheotomy tubes, was attacked on Dec. 9,1995, dur- Decision could be far off in Cleveland schools WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Jill ing a robbery at the Silk Plant trial Marker gave courtroom obser- Forest store where she worked. vers a lesson in fortitude during Assistant District Attorney CLEVELAND - A trial to decide whether the city schools still her emotional appearance in the Eric Saunders, posing his ques- suffer from the effects of segregation ended Thursday, but a trial of a man charged with tions to Mrs. Marker as he final decision could still be months away. nearly beating her to death. kneeled in front of her wheel- U.S. District Chief Judge George White asked attorneys to It remains to be seen if her tes- chair, asked her if she was sure give him written recommendations on how he should rule in the timony will be enough to convict that Smith was the man who at- case, along with evidence from the trial's 3,500-page transcript tacked her and stole $295 from and more than 300 exhibits to support their positions. the defendant. The jury got the The recommendations are due Jan. 8. White could make his case late Wednesday afternoon the Winston-Salem store. She decision based on those papers and the monthlong trial, or he and resumed deliberations this nodded her head affirmatively. could ask lawyers to come back to court to present final state- morning. The defense presented no evi- ments. Mrs. Marker, 36, who emerged dence. At issue is whether the stele and Cleveland school district have from a coma paralyzed and mute done all they can do to provide equal opportunities for the 70,000 following the attack nearly two According to prosecutors, children in the city's public schools. years ago, was wheeled into the Smith entered the store with Since the late 1970s, when a federal judge ruled the schools courtroom Wednesday and Eugene Littlejohn, who fled after were segregated and discriminated against black students, the slowly raised her twitching arm Smith demanded money from federal courts have been the ultimate authority over Ohio's largest school district. to point out her attacker. Mrs. Marker and dragged her Federal judges' consent has been required for everything When asked again if defendant toward the back of the store. from a forced busing program - which was ended last year - to Kalvin Michael Smith, 26, was Littlejohn was not charged. staff hiring policies and the creation of magnet schools. the man who bludgeoned her into a vegetative state while she was In testimony Tuesday, Dr. Wil- pregnant two years ago, Mrs. liam O. Bell, the neurosurgeon Marker's father helped her raise who removed pieces of skull and PREVIEW her arm to a board and scrawl: blood clots from Mrs. Marker's "It was." brain, testified that he believed Continued from page one. The Admissions Office also has the annual open house scheduled The Forsyth County jury de- the woman was hit on the head liberated about 1 1/2 hours be- more than 20 times with a blunt also be open for questions and for Feb. 16. Over 35,000 students and parents are expected to fore quitting for the day. object. Parts of her brain were concerns. Smith is charged with armed the consistency of pudding, he Born believes that this is an ef- come. They will have the oppor- robbery and assault with a dead- said. fective one-day overview of what tunity to visit classes in session, tour dorms and talk to academic ly weapon with intent to kill or the University has to offer for inflict serious injury. He could both parents and students. Ad- departments. Born wants Uni- Saunders told the jury in his be sentenced to 22 years and 9 closing statement Wednesday missions are up this year and the versity students to get involved in this day and asks students to months in prison if convicted of that Mrs. Marker clearly identi- AasecUled Praia photo Admissions Office has received both charges. fied Smith as her attacker at more applications than it did last put on an extra smile and wel- A giant saguaro cactus is seen illuminated with holiday lights at come students to the campus. Mrs. Marker, who is paralyzed least three different times dur- sunset in Chandler, Ariz., Wednesday. year at this time. below the waist and is tethered to ing her testimony Wednesday. During their day at the Univer- If a prospective college stu- sity, students and parents can dent cannot attend either of these also take in a play. "Arms and the events, the Admissions Office is SCHOOL open Monday through Saturday Man" will be playing in the Eva Continued from page one. The programs that will take tled brick by brick and then re- round on weekends from 2-5 p.m. Marie Saint theatre at 8 p.m. on and offers daily presentations at place in the spring are scheduled assembled. Appointments can also be made Saturday. Tickets are five dol- 10:15 a.m. and a guided tour at 11 games during a recess period. to begin May 4 and run through Dedicated as the University's " on weekdays and evenings for lars. am. The program, which was ini- May 15. Currently, all these dates Educational Memorabilia brief presentations conducted by tiated last fall to celebrate the have reached their capacity and Center" in 1976, the schoolhouse University student tour guides. building's 20th anniversary on a waiting list of schools had to be has received numerous donations The schoolhouse has become a campus, is a one-week program made. of educational equipment from popular attraction for elementa- The BG News: Your News Authority! offered each fall semester and is According to Braatz, in 1975, various people and institutions ry school field trips and visits by offered for two weeks in the the building was brought to the and still continues to do so. historical societies, senior citizen spring. University after being disman- The schoolhouse is open year- groups and civic organizations. Looking for a hit? Catch all the action at The BG News! Staff positions are available for spring semester. All positions available, with some paid positions left. 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Jim Tocco Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 BG faces grueling test in Springfield a A depleted men's basket- Dakich said Thursday, i only nine players in uniform, the Fal- led by forward Fred Meeks at 24.6 ppg. BG takes on Maine cons were visibly tired near the end of a On the other side, BG averages 63.3 ball team must play three tonight in the opening 73-52 loss at Detroit Wednesday. ppg with no player averaging more than games in four days. game of the Pizza Hut Now the Falcons have to regroup fac- 13.S. ^^ft? Classic here. Host ing games each of the next two days. Dakich would still like to run with Southwest Missouri "Our team is defined by its mental Maine, however. By SCOTT BROWN • WHAT: State battles Texas- toughness," Dakich said. "A good team "That's the kind of game I'd like to The BG News Men's basketball at Pizza Hut San Antonio in to- is defined by good mental toughness; a play," Dakich said. "First half (against night's second game. bad team is defined by poor mental Detroit) we did that." Classic SPRINGFIELD, Mo - Short a few The two winners toughness. Asked if the Falcons could build on an • WHEN: players and In the midst of a grueling and two losers meet "It's a helluva test of our toughness." Sat. vs. Maine, time TBA 3-game-in-4-day stretch, it's not the best 18-4 run they had early against the Ti- Saturday for the first The Falcons 91-3) face a Maine team tans, Dakich shrugged. of times for the Bowling Green men's Dakich Sun. vs opponent and third place, re- tonight that is 3-2 but averages nearly "We've played well in stretches all basketball team. spectively. 79 points a game. Maine has three • WHERE: "It's gut-check time," BG coach Dan With forward Anthony Stacey out and players who average 16 points or better, • See TEST, page six Springfield, Mo. Rebuilding year?f Falcons repeat last year's performance despite losses

us," Mahler said. "More so □ The Falcons proved than we had the previous three the naysayers wrong in years. And we had some un- BG Nt.i Ph«» by Jeremy Mania rolling to an 18-6 re- proven talent. ... So to actually say, 'hey, we really think we're The swim meet is shortened due to finals. cord and a Sweet 16 a legit Sweet 16 team,' proba- appearance. bly not." Some of those questions Swimmers set to face By JIM TOCCO manifested as problems early The BG News in the year, with a loss to Northeastern and a loss to Day- Bucks in short meet Somewhere in the depths of ton in their home opener. The □ The meet will take • WHAT: their office, head coach Mel 1-0 defeat was BG's first home Mahler and assistant coach loss since 1995. place in Peppe Natator- Men's and Women's Wade Jean hide the secrets to a Then came Butler Universi- ium. Swimming at Ohio State great soccer team. Somewhere, ty's Nike/Snickers Soccerfest. • WHEN: amid the small room now clut- This could easily be seen as the By MICHAEL LEONARD Saturday, 6 p.m. tered with trophies and season's turning point. BG beat The BC News •WHERE: plaques, the recipe is hidden. Butler 3-2 and played Indiana Columbus, Ohio Take one solid program, 24 to a narrow 1-0 loss. After one of their largest vic- dedicated players and hard "I think that weekend tories in recent history over work. Mix well. showed us we could play with it's going to be a good spectator Cleveland State two weeks ago, meet." And somewhere outside the anyone in the country," said it's back to the grind for the Assistant coach Kendra Akers office, somewhere hidden and senior Jay Began. Bowling Green swim teams. silent are the naysayers, the "After the Butler tourna- Senior tri- says that the team will be aiming The Falcons will travel to for personal bests but not neces- ones who said this was sup- ment, we pretty much knew, captain Jay Be- Columbus Saturday to take on the posed to be a rebuilding year hey, we've got a pretty good gan finished his sarily victories. Ohio State Buckeyes who have "We're not really going into the for the Falcon soccer team. team here," Mahler said. career at second been a powerhouse of the Big meet trying to win, but we're With the departure of possi- The team then looked Im- all-time in as- *r Ten for the last 20 years. looking to try and go really fast bly the best senior class in BG pressive in consecutive shu- sists. He earned Falcon coach Randy Julian said times in the relays and the Indi- history, the team that re- tout victories over Detroit first-team All- the Falcons will be receiving mained couldn't possibly hope (3-0), Eastern Illinois (4-0) and MAC honors viduals." some help from the Buckeyes by The competition facing the to match the accomplishments Akron (1-0). But then, the Fal- each of his four allowing the meet to be run at Falcons may be top notch, but the of the 1996 team, which had cons stumbled again with two years at BG. The shorter distances. consecutive conference losses. Falcons lose meet itself is likely to have a high BG's best year ever. "I think that going into a shor- school feel. Ohio State's home At least that's what the out- BG lost 1-0 to Marshall and 2-1 seven seniors to ter format against a good pro- to Kentucky. That was the first gradual ion. venue, Mike Peppe Natatorium, siders said. gram as they are will allow us to is an aging six-lane pool with a time the team ever lost two Next year's But BG's success isn't a re- be very competitive," Julian separate diving well. Julian says conference games in one senior class will sult of its great players. It's all said. "That's what they want and that it will lend an almost gothic season, and it equalled the consist of goal- In the recipe. that's what we want before going atmosphere. "It's a way of life," Mahler number of conference losses in keeper Scott into finals." the last three years combined. Vallow and for- "It depends on whether you're said. BG's diving squad will espe- a romanticist or not," Julian said. And so, a team with a new That's when BG put it all wards Darren cially be on call this weekend as Niles and Nick "(Peppe Natatorium's) walls senior class and seven new together. They won out the rest the Ohio State diving team is a have a history that is spectacu- of the regular season, includ- Kollinialis. faces rolled to an 18-6 record, a perrenial NCAA qualifier. Julian lar. If a person doesnt appreci- third consecutive MAC Tour- ing a 7-0 win over Miami and a said the diving team alone has ate that, it looks like an old small nament championship and a 5-0 defeat of Western Michia- kept the Buckeyes in the top 20 pool. Some kids may take a look second-straight Sweet 16 ap- gan. over the last few years. at it and say, 'You're kidding.'" pearance. "I think after Kentucky is "This will be a great experi- The meet is scheduled for a 6 when it clicked for us," Mahler It was nearly a carbon copy ence for our divers," Julian said. p.m. start Saturday at Peppe Na- of last season. said. "I don't see us going against any- tatorium. After this weekend, the Still, the departure of Steve That put them at 13-5 by PIMIO provided thing close to what were going up Falcons will not see action again Klein, Joe Burch, Tony Dore et season's end, and in an unfa- against this weekend." until Saturday, Jan. 17 against al initially forced the team to milliar position: the third seed In the pool, the Buckeyes are Ohio University. The teams will ask itself some questions. in the Mid-American Confer- also strong but Julian is confi- participate in an intensive mid- "When we came in, we knew ence Tournament. And they'd dent that the Falcons will swim season training session over win- we had a lot of work ahead of have to play the first game V straight up against OSU. ter break, however, unlike last • See REBUILD, page six. "On the swimming side, I think season, the Falcons will be train- we're going to be darn competi- ing at Cooper pool and not going tive," Julian said. "I really think l on a training trip. Falcons skate two games i^ktgt^t jj^^ against top-ranked MSU L □ BG is riding an eight- i WHAT: Hockey at Michigan State game winless streak. • WHEN: Saturday, 7 p.m. By WILLIAM SANDERSON The BG News season was at the hands of Notre Sunday, 4 p.m. Dame. • WHERE: Just when things seem they By contrast, the Falcons stand Munn Ice Arena can't get any worse, they do. at 1-7-2, with their only CCHA East Lansing, Mich. * —^ The Falcon hockey team hasn't victory against Ferris State. RADIO: won a game in eight tries; they They had an embarassing tie and WBGU-FM88.1 will try to halt that streak against two losses against Alaska Fair- i \il the mighty Michigan State Spar- banks. with Ryn Frliby tnd Ulkt Rypl tans this Saturday and Sunday. Michigan State has one of the Munn Ice Arena. By the way, Ron Mason's Spar- toughest defenses in college "That's a real hard place to tans happen to be the top ranked hockey. In their previous 5-2 win play in," Powers said. "You try to team in the nation. They have over BG, the Spartans limited the keep the game real close and the held down the top spot of the Falcons to a measley 10 shots on crowd out of It. Once they score USA Today/American Hockey goal. some goals the place gets going Magazine poll for three straight "We're going to have to go up and they get flying." weeks. there and play as good a game as While Michigan State may not Michigan State leads the Cen- we can play because it's hard to be an offensive juggernaut as tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- penetrate their defense," Powers witnessed by a 13.0 power play tion with a league record of 7-1-1. said. "When you make a turno- percentage, they counter attack They are coming off of Impres- ver, they got forwards that are off opposition mistakes with sive non-conference wins against explosive enough to score." great success. Wisconsin and Minnesota, which As if the Spartans were not a Their penalty kill stands at a raised their overall record to big enough problem on their own strong 90.0. 13-1-2. merits, BG must contend with Chris Bonvie and the Falcons haven't won a game in eight tries. The Spartans' only toss this the infamously hostile crowd at • See HOCKEY, page six. V \ page 6 The BG News Friday, December 5, 1997 UT, Marshall clash in MAC showdown The Associated Press having played in four Division Marshall linebacker Larry Rockets look like teams heading I-AA title games on home turf "I think the gun came away passed for 3,158 yards and 36 McCloud said the home field in opposite directions. from our heads a little bit," he touchdowns. HUNTINGTON. W.Va. - An- since 1992 and winning them in gives the Herd a distinct advan- Marshall has won four straight, said. other year, another champion- 1992 and 1996. The Thundering tage. including consecutive shutouts Marshall and Toledo players ship game for Marshall. Herd is 61-4 at home since 1991, Toledo hopes to have leading "We play with a lot of emotion. over Bowling Green and Ohio. say the only games that matter After reaching the NCAA Divi- the year its 30,000-seat stadium rusher and scorer Dwayne Har- I think getting the crowd in the Toledo was undefeated and are yet to be played. ris back. Harris, who missed the sion I-AA title game in five of the opened. ballgame, to go out there and ranked in the Top 25 in early last six seasons, Marshall hosts "This Is a championship game last two games with a sprained Toledo defensive tackle Jason play for 30,000 people week in November but lost two of its last and you've got to be ready," said Toledo for the Mid-American Richards said the Rockets don't ankle and a thigh bruise, leads and week out is a motivating fac- three games. Both defeats were Toledo quarterback Chris Wal- Toledo with 1,173 yards rushing Conference crown Friday night mind playing in front of a Mar- tor," McCloud said. blowouts at Ball State and Cen- lace. in its first season back in Divi- shall crowd. and 10 touchdowns. Wallace has The MAC expanded to 12 teams tral Florida. thrown for 2,709 yards and 25 sion I-A "I think it's fair because they this year with the addition of Clinching the West Division Marshall's offense averages The winner heads to the Motor set it before the season started. touchdowns. Marshall and Northern Illinois with a victory over Miami of 38.1 points per game and wide Pinkel said Harris is question- City Bowl on Dec. 26 In Pontiac, (But) I've heard stories about and split into two divisions. Ohio on Nov. 1 probably took the receiver Randy Moss leads the Mich. how tough it is to play there with able for the game but could play. Marshall (9-2, 7-1) won the East edge off the last month of the Herd with an NCAA record-tying Klckoff is scheduled for 7:30 Marshall is accustomed to a full house of fans supporting Division. Toledo (9-2, 7-1) won season for the Rockets, Toledo 22 touchdown receptions. Quar- championship games here. them," Richards said. p.m The game will be broadcast the West. But the Herd and the coach Gary Pinkel said. terback Chad Pennington has on ESPN2. NBA suspends Sprewell one full year HOCKEY Continued from page five. the team in scoring with five goals and 16 assists. The Spar- The Associated Press BG's power play is also a lack- tans will lose him for six weeks luster 11.76. But their penalty kill due to a right shoulder clavicle NEW YORK - The NBA met Is a mediocre 79.55. fracture. force Thursday and handed La- The Spartans' Chad Alban Is trell Sprewell one of the harshest one of the top goaltenders in the Although less glamourous, the sentences ever in professional nation. Alban has a microscopic Spartans' true strength is one of sports. 1.39 goals-against average. His the stingiest defenses in the Commissioner David Stern save percentage is a sterling league. suspended the Golden State War- 92.6. The core of Chris Bogas, Tyler riors' All-Star guard one year - Junior Mike York leads MSU in Harlton, Jeff Kozakowski and the longest suspension in scoring. His nine goals and 13 as- Mike Weaver make things diffi- league history - for what he sists are good for third place in cult on the best of CCHA called the "premeditated as- the CCHA, a point behind Michi- offenses. No Spartan has a nega- sault" of coach RJ. Carlesimo. gan's Bill Muckalt and Miami's tive plus-minus rating. Stern's action follows that of Dan Boyle. This weekend's series will be the Warriors, who took the un- Perhaps the only bit of good the last time BG faces CCHA precedented step of firing news for the Falcons is that MSU competition for a while. BG will Sprewell Wednesday night by will be without left wing Bryan be off until the Sheraton/U.S. terminating the remaining three Adams. He had been second on Airways Classic Dec. 28 and 29. years of his four-year, $32 mil- lion contract. Sprewell won't be eligible to TEST play in the NBA again until Dec. Continued from page five. BG defeated Maine in the 3, 1998 - even if another team teams' only previous encounter, claims him off waivers by Mon- year," he said. "You could build in 1984. SMSU beat BG last year, day morning or signs him to a off (that stretch) or you could 76-73, in the Puerto Rico Holiday free-agent contract. call it a fluke." Classic. About all Sprewell can do is try Should BG and boast SMSU to play overseas - an option he both win (or lose), Dakich would BG last won a regular season said he'd consider. be matched against fellow In- tournament in 1978, a span of 22 "A sports league does not have diana alum Steve Alford. such tourneys. BG defeated to condone or accept behavior Villanova in the championship of that would not be tolerated in any Dakich played with, and then the Blade-Glass City Classic that other segment of society," Stern coachd, Alford from 1983-86. year. said. Sprewell has not commented since the Warriors terminated REBUILD his contract; his agent, Am Tel- Continued from page five. stretch, we just weren't giving up lem, did not return phone calls to goals," Mahler said. "We were his office and home. without their first-team All-MAC staying in games, and we found a The NBA Players' Association goalkeeper Scott Vallow, who way to win." That pitted the Fal- said it would Tile a grievance on had received a red card in the cons against Indiana, which had Sprewell's behalf against the previous game. knocked BG out of the tourna- Warriors and the league. Backup Ty Fowler, who was ment the same way last year. 'To strip a player of his ability going to use this season as a red- History repeated itself, and the to pursue his livelihood for a full shirt year, gave up a year of el- Hoosiers rolled, 44. year based on one isolated inci- igibility and performed admira- But for BG, it was an utterly dent is excessive and unreasona- bly as BG beat Northern Illinois successful year. The team tied 4-1 in the quarterfinal. the all-time record for wins, and ble punishment," union head Bi- Vallow then pitched two shu- it finished ranked 16th nationally lly Hunter said. "A $25 million Associated Prcn photo touts as BG beat Kentucky and and second in the Great Lakes forfeiture of salary and one-year Lalrell Sprewell was suspended for assaulting Golden State coach P.). Carlissimo. It is one of the harshest Akron 1-0 to win the conference region. expulsion is staggering." penalties in sports history. for a third straight year. "The goal is to be nationally Sprewell's suspension would Akron had entered the tourna- ranked and be an NCAA Tour- not prevent one of the league's 28 OK. I'll be man enough to deal and I'm sure they weighed it to Bulls coach Phil Jackson called ment as the top seed and a nament team," Mahler said. other teams from signing the with whatever happens." make a decision that's in the best for understanding. favorite. For BG, it was just "Once we get to the tournament, three-time All-Star once he He also will take a financial hit interest of the league," Atlanta "It's real easy to jump on the business as usual. we just want to keep winning and clears waivers. However, he from his outside income. Con- Hawks coach Lenny Wilkens bandwagon and beat up every- "Winning the MAC Tourna- get as far as we can." could not play until next Decem- verse said it was dropping him as said. "You hate to see this happen body and jump on Sprewell and ment is important," said Mahler. Another great class of seven ber and the team would be for- an endorser and spokesman for to anybody, but no player should everything else," he said. "But "But it's Just a means to get us seniors leaves, including first- bidden from paying Sprewell or the shoe company. ever strike a coach. That's just until you're in a situation like where we want to be, and that's team All-MAC selections Jay Be- letting him use its facilities in the The NBA has been on the unheard of." that, it's really difficult." in the NCAA's." gan and Dan Kindl, second- meantime. offensive this season against dis- New Jersey Nets general man- BG got there the following teamer Brett Strang, and contri- That means Sprewell would ruptive behavior, with penalties ager John Nash said: "The sus- Sprewell's suspension was week by beating Colgate 2-0 in a butors Mark Michalak, Jon have to go overseas to play for ranging from suspensions of Al- pension was appropriate." much harsher than the previous home play-in game. The team Giganti, Brandon Pelton and big money. He could join the len Iverson and Isaiah Rider for "It didn't surprise me. His ac- longest penalty issued by the was happy to be home. Of the Brian Glibkowski. Continental Basketball Associa- their off-court arrests to fining tion was outrageous. The sever- league - the 60-day (26-game) team's 24 games this season, 18 "This could potentially be tion, the NBA's official develop- players $2,500 apiece for wear- ity of it warrants the penalty. suspension of the Los Angeles were on the road due to schedul- tougher, losing these seven than mental league, but not for the ing uniform shorts that drooped What he did was unprecedented, Lakers' Kermit Washington in ing quirks and a game cancella- losing last year's seniors because kind of salary he could make in below their knees. although he's exhibited severe 1977 for a windmill punch that tion. we've got a junior class of only Europe. The league also mailed each anger against players before. He broke the jaw of the Houston So the Falcons were prepared three people," Mahler said. "I'll go overseas to play if I player code-of-conduct guide- had a fight with Jerome Kersey, Rockets' Rudy Tomjanovich dur- to play the first round of the But no matter. All he has to do have to. And my life will go on if I lines that warned of penalties for left the building and came back ing a game. NCAA Tournament on the road, is look at the recipe. never play basketball again," fairly common practices such as with a two-by-four," Nash said. Last season, the league sus- and they did, knocking off Mar- "Ultimately, we'd love to win Sprewell said before the league cursing during games. "A coach telling a player to "put a pended Dennis Rodman of the quette, 1-0. the national championship," he suspended him. "Basketball "The league office sees all little mustard on it' is hardly out Chicago Bulls for 11 games for "When it came down to the said. "That's why we play the didn't make me what I am. 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"We really couldn't risk another reaction like that," House of Fun Club promoter explaining why he has banned all Spice Girls songs from their playlist. "Quote of the Day" The last time a Spice Girls song was played, everyone stopped dancing, cleared the floor and clapped vigorously when the song was over.

Jumbo Popcorn Arms show wraps up theatre season In the Brandon The performace is visually military uniforms that are worn Saranoff in his University Wray Michael Leonard stunning. The Theatre depart- by Paul, Sergius and Bluntschli. Theatre debut. Houk gives a BG Entertainer ment spared no expense in The detail put into the gowns soul to the flawed but forgiv- spotlight... BG Entertainer (3 out of 4 stars) producing this work, as the worn by the Petkoff women is able Bulgarian major. Steve Writer The University Theatre costumes and scenery put forth also impressive. Bishop does well also as the department closes out the 1997 in this production are the most As the for the cast, the group is stammering scutterbug. Major WFAL presents "Swing- Damn that radio season with an artful presenta- lavish since last year's produc- very talented but perhaps Paul Petkoff and Ian Tharp is ers" tion of "Arms and the Man," tion of "Little Shop of Horrors." inhibited at times by the script. highly adaptable as the servant Campus radio station station playlist George Bernard Shaw's artful Set designer Brad Clark For example, the first act of the Nicola. criticism of the world of the thought of every detail in play, while necessary to establish The women of the cast all are WFAL, will be bringing "I had to turn it off, damn fighting gentlemen. recreating the three scenes from the conflict of the play, seems to worthy of praise. Stephanie the independent smash that radio song," Based in Shaw's typical social 19th century Bulgaria. A rustic drag on. It leaves you feeling Gearhart, as Raina Petroff, is hit movie "Swingers" to "Radio Song"-R.E.M. commentary, "Arms and the but upper class feel is given to empty because the characters' excellent as the young woman campus, Dec. 10th. The We are all avid radio Man" pulls no punches in the home of the Bulgarian elites, monologues seems disjointed or torn between romance and comedy will be played exposing the mistruths of excessive in several places. listeners. With that in mind, the Petkoffs. The recreation of a obligation. Line Anette Djuve, as in 111 Olscamp Hall this fall has been absolute military life, upper crust bed chamber, stable and garden Once the script picks up the Chatherine Petkoff, plays an all- torture. There are a lot of romance and the battle be- area and library within the pace in the second act, the too-belivable mother. Christina twice, at 7:30 p.m. and good songs and just as many tween the social classes. In the Petkoff home can best be de- energy level of the cast becomes Callahan, however, almost steals 9:30 p.m. Admission is annoyingly bad songs with end, the author means to scribed as off-Broadway quailty. more apparent. There are no the show as Louka, the servant $1.50 or $1.00 with the no artsitic worth at all. (Yes, glorify the real truths in the Costume designer Margret weak spots in the cast, and there girl who knows too much and donation of a canned lives of the characters and are several excellent perfor- your subconscious is telling McCubbin follows suit with an good. WFAL is donating ridicule them for clinging to impressive array of costumes. mances. Contiuned on page you, "We'll be singing when the proceeds to St. Tho- we're winning. I get knocked the romantic ideals that most of Perhaps the best examples of Freshman Ryan Houk does a nine down....") Local radio them hold. McCubbin's work are the stylish superb job in the role of Sergius mas More for the holi- stations - campus stations day season. For more excluded - have bombarded information, contact Joel us with the same songs ten Game Breaker '98 Stammes of WFAL at thousand times a day, every 372-8658. day. I, from my permanent position at my desk in the sets new standard Good chance he'll be newsroom at the The BG Tod McCloskey closer to the athletes. back News, have noticed the BG Entertainer NCAA Game Breaker '98 also "True Lies" director mind-numbing pattern on In the realm of sports video gives the viewer many different James Cameron implied the radio, as I am sure games, each installment seems options as to how to view the anybody who spends any there are strong possi- to be just a little bit better than game. These include a quarter- bilities that additional time listening to any of the the the one previously released, back view, a blimp view, tradi- alleged "modern rock" such as Nintendo's Techmo tional view, stadium view and a "True Lies" and "Termi- stations here has. In the Bowl vs. Ten-Yard Fight. Yet, TV view. nator" movies may be newsroom, we have started with today's highly advanced For the first time, PlayStation made. Cameron said, keeping track of song video game systems, Sony was able to bring in team- rotations. "Arnold's interested in PlayStation, Super Nintendo and specific playbooks for every both projects, but he's The hyponotic pattern is Nintendo 64, the differences college team. For example, easy to pick up. You hear between the games are typically Florida State's playbook con- leaning to the comedy of "Fly" by reggae-tinged but very slight. tains more passing plays than a 'True Lies.' It helps that ultimately just-plain- The soon-to-be-released team like Iowa. Yet, players have Tom Arnold and Jamie irritating Sugar Ray, then NCAA Game Breaker '98 for the the option of using a balanced, you are pissing the night Lee Curtis are eager to Sony PlayStation system is more passing, running playbook or do another 'True Lies.'" away with "Tubthumping" than a minor improvement from customizing their own a running back to pick up blocks features of past football video by Chumbawumba. After other recent college football playbook. There is even an downfield in an incredibly games is how easy it is to beat the that is yet another '80s games. option to create your own plays. realistic fashion. computer. NCAA Game Breaker Script filled with irony flashback, usually "Don't One major aspect of this All in all, there are over 2,000 Other great characteristics of '98 brings advanced artificial Bruce Fierstein, screen- You Want Me" by the college football edition of the new and updated college the game include stiff arming, intelligence that can be set by writer for the next James Human League or "In a Big Game Breaker series as com- offensive and defensive plays. lower the shoulder, tight-rope grade point average, and specific Bond movie, "Tomorrow Country" by Big Country. pared to prior PlayStation When it comes to actually the sidelines, jam receivers at the skills of teams (like offensive and The '80s nostalgia is great Never Dies," wrote the football games is the improve- using the playbooks and playing line and many other plays. defensive passing and rushing), as but so many songs are ment to the graphics. This game the game, one thing became For all of you statistic junkies, well as the actual size of the script while obsessively played like they are still contains an incredibly realistic abundantly clear: The realistic Game Breaker '98 brings you players. listening to Alanis current, which just ruins view of 130 NCAA stadiums play and composition of the more statisitics than ever before. As a final note, NCAA Game Morrissette's "Ironic." them. How can you long for complete with noticeable athletes. With previous college There is the typical Heisman Breaker '98 is adaptable for the something in the past when Trophy race, but also included memory card to NFL Game Day Bond star Pierce Brosnan landmarks. Even the different football video games, defensive and director Roger you can still hear it four or grasses and astroturf varieties linemen could unrealistically are other popular college awards '98 for serious video gamers. five times a day on the can be seen. Past teams have catch up to laser quick wide and an Ail-American Team. You Game Breaker '98 should be in Spottiswoode hated the radio? also been added to the list of all receivers. Yet, with NCAA Game can also create a walk-on athlete. stores soon, just in time for script, kept only three Soon you'll want to push 112 division I-A teams, such as Breaker '98, the wideouts can One of the most annoying Christmas. pages and had the script someone off of a ledge after Notre Dame '88, Florida State '93 actually break away with rewritten. hearing Matchbox 20's and '86 Penn State; 40 teams convincing fashion, easily "Push" again. Their new have been added in all. outrunning 300-pound linemen. Finder's features wide single, "3:00 a.m.," is reach- Another great feature on the Another important character- Kenny G blows! ing "Push" levels already, graphics is the fact that Sony istic that seems to get lost in the American saxaphonist too. Pick any single from the was able to buy the rights of the shuffle of most football video selection of music Kenny G made the Wallflowers or The Might logos from the NCAA. This games is blocking. With games Guiness Book of World Mighty Bosstones and you also more room devoted to enables the viewers to actually of the past, it seemed that JJ. Siegel Records for the longest will hear it within the next see the logos on the sides of the linemen would block for a mere BG Entertainer specific tastes — larger jazz, ten minutes. helmets, bringing a realistic five seconds before you were on If you walk down Main Street, blues and world music areas, sustained note. Kenny G The impression that I get is image of an actual college game. your own whether in front or you'll notice that part of its along with a section for held a A-Flat for 45 that we need a little more Sony even adapted the tradi- behind the line of scrimmage. appeal comes from the small children's music. Other new minutes and 47 seconds variety and a little less Jakob tional ankle socks to bring you NCAA Game Breaker '98 allows businesses that line the blocks. additions to the store are the at the J&R Music Store in Dylan. The most talented of One such place is Finders Music four listening stations that allow these bands is probably the at 128 N. Main Street. The store customers to sample selected Manhattan, where his Wallflowers. But there is no opened 25 years ago by current CDs before they buy them. performance was certi- reason to play their songs as Brandon's top ten owner Greg Halamay. Finders is devoted to having fied by Guiness officials. if we are all addicted to the The name Finders comes from something for everyone. The Wallflowers and we can't overplayed songs of the fall the store's slogan, "Find it at store carries a good number of Flatley cancels tour survive without a fix every bootlegs, rare CDs and box sets. Finders." The store prides itself Dance King Michael five minutes. 1. "Semi-Charmed Life" Third Eye Blind on providing to all types of But Finders has more than just Sarah McLachlan used to tastes. Finders guarantees that if CDs to offer. The store sells Flatley has canceled be a somewhat underground 2. "Tubthumping" Chumbawumba you don't find what you're products ranging from lava stages of his tour after artist whose talent was 3. "Push" Matchbox 20 looking for, they can order just lamps to posters. Music accesso- collapsing on stage last overlooked by many in about any album you want. ries are also available, including week. Leader of the mainstream radio. You could 4. "Walkin' On the Sun" Smashmouth CD storage units and blank Recently, Finders expanded its "Lord of the Dance" tour say she was building a 5. "The Difference" The Wallflowers store by purchasing the space tapes. mystery. Not this fall. She next to the building. Finders was Finders always has a listing is resting in Brisbane, has become just as over- 6. "Fly" Sugar Ray literally running out of room posted of when new albums will presumably after suffer- played on radio as Mariah 7. "The Impression that I Get" Mighty and the store was overcrowded be arriving in the store. The list ing from either asthma Carey or Jewel. with all the merchandise it can tell quite far in advance or pneumonia. His 150- Sublime's lead singer has Mighty Bosstones when a new CD should be in. wanted to sell. The expansion of member entourage all been dead for several years 8. "Building a Mystery" Sarah McLachlan the store has allowed for more The store is definitely worth 9. "All for You" Sister Hazel comfortable browsing and each checking out. It keeps its small have gone to their re- Continued on section is now 30 percent larger. business feel by presenting a spective homes while he 10. "Wrong Way" or any Sublime song, The expansion includes a homey and comfortable atmo- recovers. page nine bigger used CD section located sphere while still offering many for that matter in the renovated space. There is Compiled from online sources.

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If you are American Heart H Fleetwood Mac plays the Palace Association ^^T what you eat, Fighting Heart Dae— Troy Reynolds and Stroke BG Entertainer why not cut The cold, damp Friday night back on fat? was the farthest thing from the minds of a packed house at the 22U Palace of Auburn Hills on Nov. 21. Gathered to see Fleetwood Mac, the crowd received a real WmcSyi^T \AJyH £'.'» ' a PRIME RIB - SEAFOOD treat. In lieu of the mediocre performances by most of Fleetwood Mac's contemporar- ies, the show was spectacular. It wasn't just an act trying to cash in on a hit album or the current popularity of reunion tours. The band proved they still know how to entertain an Fleetwood Mac featured above, was just recently inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. STEAK HOUSE audience. Flamboyant and subtle, the Own Way." most of the performance, and Refreshing yet familiar, the k. s r i n i i s ,i i n 19 5 1 band is a mixture of completely Not only was the music although certain members of the group provided what is too different personalities, all of spectacular, but the aesthetics of audience were obviously having often missing in today's music: a 163 Soulh Main Street Bowling Green 352 2595 which worked together to form the performance are definitely a great time, many seemed solid, enjoyable canon of songs. a perfect mixture of showman- worth mentioning. The stage lethargic. No angst and hatred, no vio- ship and sound. Lindsey lighting was extremely interest- While everyone was certainly lence or explicit sex marred the Buckingham and Mick ing; one of the most beautiful enjoying the show, the majority lyrics to the songs. Feedback CAMPUS QUARTERS Fleetwood's outrageous flash designs I've ever seen. A check- of the audience just didn't get didn't form the foundation of Billiards & Sports Bar and energy contrasted beauti- erboard was created on the stage caught up in the excitement and the music. The night was simply fully with the sublime talent of for "Dreams" and "Big Love" energy. There were certain about good music, accessible to MONDAYS Monday Night Football Stevie Nicks and Christine using a stunning combination of exceptions, such as when Mick all ages. "FREE WINGS" (limit 10/Derson) McVie. green, violet and orange spot- Fleetwood used his own body In addition to providing good First up for the band was lights to create a striking scene. like a drum set. music, the band provided a WEDNESDAYS "DEAD NITE" "The Chain," which immedi- Yet, for all the positive aspects Audience participation or not, wonderful time for all. The ately brought the straggling of the show, there were some the band was certainly getting magic that was captured on THURSDAYS Karaoke Contest --weekly prizes $200 Grand Prize Dec 18 audience in from the con- minor detractions. The Palace, into the concert. One of the best "The Dance" was in evidence all course. Always one of while not the worst place to see a things about the group is that evening long. The group's FRIDAYS DJ AND DANCING Fleetwood Mac's best songs, it concert, is far from the best. The everyone is so talented; each obvious chemistry makes one was unbelievable to see live. acoustic nature of the edifice member brings a wide array of wonder why they broke up in SATURDAYS Karaoke with Matt O'Mally Once the group had the caused the sound to be sharp abilities that allow Fleetwood the first place at all. crowd's attention, it never let and slightly distorted, almost Mac to do whatever they want. Even though I was not a up through the two-and-a-half- metallic at times, and the group From Nick's wonderful vocals Fleetwood Mac fan, I thought it 18 and Over Welcome With I.D. hours of great music. did not have the full, rich sound during "Landslide" to was a great concert. Seeing them Altering the play list only from its most recent album. Buckingham's wild guitar solos perform "Silver Springs" live slightly from their best selling Most disappointing was the through Christine McVie's made it worth the $70 alone. album, "The Dance," the band audience. Although mosh pits haunting piano on "Songbird," After this show, I think it's time continued through most of are not expected at a Fleetwood each member adds an irreplace- to reevaluate my opinion of the their greatest hits, including Mac concert, the crowd was able element to the band's band. "Rhiannon" and "Go Your extremely laid back throughout brilliance. TONIGHT: Debut Performance Boogie Nights deeper than expected Thomas Denk enigmatic Wahlberg, who seems sacrifices they've made for their Anderson's work on "Nights" is NATHXN WHIT* BG Entertainer to have finally crippled the work. Unfortunately, that family thorough and fresh. He explores demons of Marky Mark. Al- m NOTE: If you thought "Pulp proves dysfunctional when the seemingly dismal era of the late 70"s and early 80's and though "Boogie Nights" tells us BAND Fiction " was too graphic or money, drugs, lust and bombard- what comes between Wahlberg explicit for your tastes, do not ment of yes-men cloud their draws a social overdose that First Time in Bowline Green energizes the film. Anderson and his Calvins, Wahlberg bother seeing "Boogie Nights". lives. perfects the part because he 19 and Over Every Night The movie's characters are Under Homer's wing, Adams deftly applies the persistent mediocrity of pom dialogue, and captures an innocence that involved in the pornography develops into a pom superstar makes Dirk Diggler irresistable. and renames himself Dirk pumps the soundtrack complete industry and there are inevitably Wahlberg, who has already r T T Diggler. Diggler and Rothchild with artificially glorious pop ':''':'''' t t many references to a variety of resurrected a career despite sexual activities. dominate adult films for several music from the infamous period. Anderson's achievements are being so young, excels portray- Apartment living NOT "Boogie Nights" involves the years after developing the ing American ideas in this perhaps shadowed by the tumultuous lives of a group of concept for a James Bond duo definitive American movie. what you expected? people involved in the creation who conquer men with their of adult films. What could physical prowress and women • call now for Spring and Summer leasing have been an excuse to return with their sexuality. Diggler For Richer or Poorer • utilities Included to the days of gratuitous plays Brock Landers, next to . space available immediatley nudity was used as a medium Rothchild's Chest Rockhard. • no rent payments during school breaks for one of the best character- Landers cuts the memorable line, • semester leases driven movies of the decade. 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Wooster Come in today before Every Saturday (At the railroad tracks) 12 Midnight „ Box Office opens at Mon-Sat 11:30-9 lOrV it is TOO LATE! NothSJe! 4:00p.m. Sunday 12-6 354-0176 I VaM «rtli Any Offar CMv - E«— W»\m/ //////////////// rnuuy. December 5, 1997 The BG News page 9 Bucemi's weird likeness Arms , PARADE by Tony Cavallario continued from adds to his films Associated Press several off-off-Broadway page seven Steve Buscemi is funny-looking locales at night. and bug-eyed. He's been called refuses to know her place. weasely and just plain rodentlike. After appearing in a number The command performance of To Gen-Xers, Buscemi is the the cast, however, comes from of small independent films, Peter Loire of the 1990s. His Buscemi scored his first Brad Abner in the role of Cap- quirky screen presence has tain Bluntschli. Brad is both mainstream role, playing a inspired one critic to proclaim vunerable and strong in the role performance artist in Martin that he "acts in italics." Even of a Swiss mercenary whose Scorses's segment of 1989's casting directors are now prone down-to-earth nature and "New York Stories.' That same to characterize certain roles as affection for Raina disrupts the year, he was cast in Jim "Buscemi parts." lives of the Bulgarian aristocrats. jarmusch's "Mystery Train." Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., and This play is definitly a success Then he appeared in the Coen raised in Valley Stream, on Long DJ Krush Luke Slater despite its snags. Sit through the Cerberus Shoal Island, Buscemi dropped out of Milight first act and you will be warmly brothers' "Miller's Crossing." Freek Funk and farewell to hightide Nassau Community College to rewarded with a tale that is a In 1992, Quentin Tarantino's (Mo Wax) 3.33 attend the Lee Strasberg Institute mam 2.6 (tree/stickfigure) 3.66 satirical as any of Shaw's works, "Reservoir Dogs" simulta- in Manhattan. while maintaining a storyline neously rocked the indie-film DJ Krush's "Milight" is quite Early in the game, I was Following his garbage-collector Cherebus Shoal instantly that is every bit as twisted as a world and brought Buscemi to the pre-millennium masterpiece. warned never to trust musicians reminds me of a sober and father's advice; he took a civil daytime soap opera. the fore as America's sleaziest It's as ambitious as most of the named Luke. There are simply subdued version of the pro- service exam in order to work the "Arms and the Man" runs supporting actor. good hip-hop records of this era. too many of them. It's as com- gressive rock I grew up with as New York City Fire Department. through the weekend at the Eva Buscemi, who turns 40 on Dec. While artists like Busta Rhymes mon a first name in this world as a '90s kid obsessed with '70s While waiting for his chance to 13, has not stopped working do the whole epic thing that's DJ. This is not the case with Mr. bands like Yes and Pink Floyd. Marie Saint Theatre in Univer- brave blazes, Buscemi look a sity Hall. Showtimes are at 8 since then. His list of films firmly grounded in various rap Slater, who is a bit bland, but is However, Cerberus Shoal is variety of day jobs, including p.m. tonight and Saturday with includes "Fargo," "Escape from crews and scenes, Krush gets his worth the time it takes to get into more consistently pretty and moving furniture, pumping gas, talent from all of the world. a matinee performance Sunday L.A.," "Pulp Fiction," "Des- this CD. emotionally sincere. And, of waiting tables, selling newspa- at 2 p.m. Tickets are $5 at the perado" and last summer's Krush bridges hip-hop with While some of these so-called course, it's new. pers at toll booths and driving the complexify of electronic University Hall box office. action hit, "Con Air." "electronica" artists stick to the This review requires me to an ice-cream truck. True Buscemi fans also cherish music. Along with a thick beat, real world of music samples, get personal, because if you An ice-cream truck? Would his work on more obscure films Krush embellishes with subtle Luke Slater is one who doesn't. don't know me or listen to keyboard loops and noises you buy a softie with sprinkles such as "Living in Oblivion," At first listen, Luke seems to college radio (especially try 10 instead of traditional samples. from this guy? "The Hudsucker Proxy" and create his "Freek Funk" from a.m. Friday on WBGU 88.1 This allows him not only to Radio songs Apparently few did. By his "Trees Lounge." deep inside his computer. His F.M., where the Sound Parade create some solid, complex own account, Buscemi's truck Married to artist Jo Andres blend of atmospheric noise layers gets its ammunition), you will tracks that could stand alone, continued from was more often parked in and the father of 6-year-old and percussive pops and hisses never see or hear from but to offer those tracks to artists front of a tavern. Lucian, Buscemi makes his will give you a guilty conscious Cerberus Shoal. This is sub- from all over the world: rappers page seven When he was finally hired home in New York. from overindulging in the future. alternative rock. Except for from Japan (where Krush hails as a fireman nearly three years Look for Buscemi in Tom As inevitable as electronic music reviews in homemade 'zines now but the group won't go after applying for the job, DiCillo's upcoming "The Real from), graffiti artists and female may be, you can't help feeling vocalists singing John Lennon and word of mouth, that's it for away. Continuing to play their Buscemi lived a double life, Blonde," the Coen brothers' like you're not ready. these explicitly non-commer- suburban ska is really the wrong saving the city by day and "The Big Lebowski" and Stanley songs, are all featured on Luke Slater hides the Funk "Milight". cial musicians. This will be no way to go. entertaining audiences at Tucci's "Ship of Fools." from listeners and sleeps about stepping stone for you into the Put away the crack before the While DJ Krush's instrumen- half way through this record, tal tracks are his bread and world of independent rock crack puts you away and put Glover shines in TNT's making me wonder what the music. However, this CD is just away "Walkin' On the Sun" by butter, they are rare on this disk. hype is all about. Strong rap performances by too unique not to share. Smashmouth. Any band named But all of the sudden, right people like Tragedy and Mos Def Cerberus Shoal is from after a style of football can't be "Buffalo Soldiers" when the "ambience" gets too old and great Bjorkian singing by Maine, of all places, which too good. The Associated Press of the Civil War makes for drama to bear, the last half of the album Debroah Anderson make this makes them fascinating We are also still dealing with LOS ANGELES- Danny Glover, that transcends the traditional hits you hard with crazy beats record way more than just some enough to begin with. When I songs leftover from the summer, who rides shotgun with Mel shoot 'em up. "Buffalo Soldiers" and bass lines. DJ's art project. This is a diverse, saw them play a basement in like The Verve Pipe's "The Gibson as half the "Lethal "Bless Bless" is the standout shows that taming the West meant collective effort that adds up to Columbus last year, they were Weapon" team, has played all- Freshmen" or Meredith Brooks' sweeping native people out of the greatness rather than letting track, featuring real drum busy traveling the country "Bitch." American war heroes, but never way by any means necessary. Krush assume it. Krush is merely samples that in context sound playing half-hour sets of the Then, you get to the worst with more intensity and pathos "Our aim is not to glamorize the conductor. rich and full enough to get in to. one song for a crowd of people offender of all. You've heard the than he does in "Buffalo Soldiers." what happened," said Charles The theme of the disc is The rest of the album is much too used to two minute punk song. You've heard the song The saga of black cavalry Haid, the director. "We simply interpreting the future, which is robot-centered. numbers who probably didn't again. And again. It won't stop. soldiers in the Old West, which want to tell this story and let the kind of a reflection of DJ Krush's By the end of the record, you understand. Nevertheless, it It won't ever get off of the radio. premieres on the TNT cable people draw their own conclu- most technophilic side. Each full realize Luke Slater is all about was amazing. This is, of course, the moderately network Sunday at 8 p.m. EST, has sions." track is surrounded by intro and rocking out when you least This record is easy to relate charming "Semi-Charmed Life" a personal resonance for Glover. outro tracks in which the guest expect it. The songs get more and to. The drifting melodies of by Third Eye Blind. I thought 1 Glover, who is 50, grew up Black soldiers policed the West, performer makes predictions more complicated, perhaps way muffled guitars, simple drawn- was done with it after the watching Westerns with few black fought Apaches, protected settlers about the future. too busy to study along to. out trumpet melodies and summer, but the radio stations faces. and patrolled the U.S.-Mexican The predictions vary from Nevertheless, Luke is kind pianos don't try for anything won't stop playing it. Now, we "There weren't black Westerns," border. And they served, fought English, French or Japanese as enough to lay his pretentious too complicated just to show have "How's It Going To Be" he remarked. "It didn't torture and died in an Army that well as pessimism to optimism. beats over a steady (1-2-3-4) off. Instead, they repeat the and "Graduate" from them too, me. I identified with the white would remain segregated Krush's own interpretation of the disco hiss that gives you some- same soft patterns for 10 so the Third Eye marathon isn't faces. It wasn't until I was older until President Harry Truman future is instrumental. thing to tap your feet to. This minutes and allow you to get likely to stop for years. Between that I could synthesize that there dissolved color lines in the More importantly than the way you can muster up the deep inside the music. Third Eye Blind and the Wall- weren't black heroes...I didn't see military after World War II. sound bites these folks can offer patience it takes to appreciate Digging Cerberus Shoal is flowers, it's like in junior high the early Sidney Poitier movies in thirty seconds over a spacey these runes. even more plausible given the when the New Kids On the until I was in my teens." For Glover, getting "Buffalo Krush track is the fact that they Unlike rock bands and rock intimacy of this band: com- Block had four singles out at one One Western with a black hero Soldiers" made became a are thinking about it. The flavored techno, the trick of the pletely unknown young boys time. that Glover did see and viewed personal mission to tell the futurist genre of hip-hop that trade is not to overwhelm you and girls who are a far cry several times over the years was story of the contribution of Krush represents definitely with smiley head bobbing from the old jaded professional I used to have a theory that "Sergeant Rutledge," a 1960 John black soldiers in building requires that artists share some grooves, but to sneak up on you. musicians who made the prog when a radio station didn't Ford film that starred Woody America. weird philosphical blend of fear rock that experimental college know what to play, they would Strode as a 9th Cavalry soldier and embrace of the future. reach for yet another unjustly accused of rape. "The choices I make are Soundgarden or Collective Soul Now, as star and executive connected to what I consider song. But now, there are so many producer. Glover presents a robust to be important," Glover said bands that can be substituted movie that shows the whole in an interview. "Like 'Buffalo into that formula. spectrum of pride and prejudice Soldiers'... the idea may be faced by the soldiers of the 9th bigger than you are, and then, We need to fix radio somehow. and 10th cavalry regiments. They I am tranformed by the idea." Call and complain. Beg to hear were the Buffalo Soldiers who The irony of the Buffalo something else. My God — to helped clear the way West for the Soldiers was that they per- think I have been forced to listen rest of America. formed their duty "in services to adult contemporay and oldies The story of black cavalry to their country, and in spite stations just to get away from regiments formed in the aftermath of their country," Glover said. BGSU WOMCN'S BflSKCTftnU MICHIGAN STDTC ML Saturday Night • Anderson Arena GET MONEY FROM YOUR UNCLE INSTEAD. 7:00 p.m. Your Uncle Sam. Every fees. 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Summit Terrace, own Thanksgiving 6 Chrislmas break. 15-20 hrs. Stava Smith 352 8917 Ads bdrm.. free ahutfle to campus, for more mlocali per week Call 352 5822 ALL U CAN EAT PIZZA BUFFET 2 badroom. i bath, furnished apt. located on LOST& FOUND 11:00am to 10pm daily (440) 975-0383 or atop into Wmthrop Terrace PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS Rental offices A ask aDoui apt #95 2nd St. Aval, for second semester Call 372-6977 OVER 50 IMPORT AND DOMESTIC BEE RS Kaplan, the nation's leading test prep com- 354-4063 Slop in between 4pm-8pm daily tor the best Need 1 Dec Graduation Ticket pany, is seeking instructors tor GRE. LSAT. TWBGNc*»willmx Imivtuijl* ».cp« aajtefinanrarfiit happy hour specials in town MCAT. and GMAT preparation courses in the Apartment for rent, available for spring semes- FOUND Man's Wadding Ring in 115 Ottcamp WPayM Ihjtdmnirunalt infiwiwipJmnminaOOfl jfunU *ny 352 9638 Toledo-BG area. Applicants must be dynamic ter. Close to campus. 1 bedroom, big family Hall. Coma lo 116 Oscamp - must be able lo Call Man 352 0762 inAiafiuli*j;rnihcruti%>>lf»«.%ci MlW.CMai communicators and have 90th percenDle room, full kitchen and laundry facilities. Can rrhgMM IUIKIUJI onglBi K«UJI noentJlum. JiuNhii 02 Dance Marathon 02 354-7310 deaenba. scores on the appropriate exam For more info, *uni< ■ i .cWf»n or .»n ihe h*m ol »n, ixhcr kjjIK Go DZ dancers: Emily. Theresa. Meed 1 Graduation l icfcet please contact Juke Bohien at (419) 536-3702. JenK ANikkiH Wiii Pay Female Subleaser Wanted $l68rmo You guys rock 1111 Close to campus Call3S3 2l9l Thf BG New* n*t\t* iW nghi m Jed inc. dm.-mnuc SERVICES OFFERED Amy 372 5930 in tr«i« -mi adtcrtixmciM ™h M NMM DZ Dance Marathon DZ Position Available - Full time sales support with marketing responsibilities w/agressrve young Odamjhxv. latiiflf in tavlujl hatit mntt-din^ iw IJIW- Need 2 Graduation Tickets' House for lease 5 bdrm, 6 person in luurr Ml jdxrtiwmrnh arc >ur>|C\i lo cjmnj and company. Competitive salary A benefits pack- DZ Dance Marathon DZ Will Payi $825/mo- year lease. May to May. ■tfaml ageoffered.CaltMichelle4i9S35 ifl06 No sleep tor 32 hours Call Muidy 352-8811 352 1584 GEAR FOR THE WILDERNESS The BG He •». i. t U mm i ipt n lo i he ptM K . iwufiM ie» No sleep for Prep A delivery personnel for Chnstmas break the impu»»irnlu> ol prorniing ill in* lhi» lype r4 «J«r Backpacks. Sleeping bags, hiking boots. I essa. Emillo. Jen K. and Nik and Spring semester. DiBenedetto's. 1432 E. Waterprool/breaihable rainwear & skiwear Houses 8 Duplexes lor '98 "99 school year tiling jnj ihrrelore CHiHtrnf r\ ixar rejJer> lo hcwjft I know you'll do wonderful. Wooster Apply 1 30 4 00pm 1 lo 4 person homes available \U *>< he tjmilim mtn . r»u-itv« heli*re ^ndmn tm«ie> tents. Rockdimbing, canoes, kayaks. Ill be (here w/you the whole txr* R.nie wanted. Immediately Own room Furni- 12 month leases only starting in May orpmvidiAgpenotuKroJilinlormtiion Ple**e remem- Cimics and tnpe now available m spirit if not in body. -Tiff shed. Basic uil included. S225/mo. plus dep. ber, if it MWHth loo fiml ID be true it probably n Professional couple seeks part time Steve Smith 352 8917 (no calls attar 8pm) Canoe Shop 140 River Rd. WaterviHe. OH DZ Dance Marathon DZ Call 354-9690 (419)878-3700 babysitter lor two toddlers m our home You CM help u« hy cjllinjihe jd\emun( departmental SutMeaser needed lor spring sem www.ttteCanoeshop.com 372-8111 ■■ «-ith.l«i»1.ampUini%Ji»d»ug!Ke>i»i» *t New turn, clean apt. w/own bed/bathroom aktlluiyi>untcaiepn)VHk>i>wrrunv jddrru.dndphonr Free Caah Grants! Houses, i A 2bdrm. furn.apts for College. Scholarships Business Medical Close ©campus For into call 353 7052 number. Jon it -nh tuui tpctifk COHMBll VWh .IHII Pregnant?? Wanted 100 students. Lose 8 • 100 lbs. New 1998 99 school year 352- 7454 bills Never Repay Toll Free help we tan mike The BG New. ■ truer PUNKII-* FREE Pregnancy Testa. metabolism breakthrough LV recommended 1 -800-218-9000 Ext G 2076 Subleaser lor apt tor spring semester Own CONFIDENTIAL and CARING Guaranteed. $30 cost. Free gift. Mature ind'l to share 3 bedrm house, 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center bedroom, cable, and common utilities. Already 1 800 856 0916 paid Reni negotiable Please call 354-5334 non-smoker, rural setting. KA'AGD'KA'AGD'KA Call 353-6719 alter epm. CAMPUS EVENTS Wanted: Child care in my Sytvania (Toledo) STOPI tor $50/semesier the Student Health Subleaser needed for a spacious 2 bedroom home for 11 month old boy Hours approx Service won! charge tor »st. X-rays. & minor Congratulations to Scott Willtg on his apartment: furmsned. central air/ large living Monday through Thursday. 6am through 3pm. NOW AVAILABLE surgical procedures. Call 372-2274 or 2277. recent engagement to Loo Wittich. roonv new carpel. $445 * eiec • gas. Availa- References required, background in health 1 A 2 Bedroom Apartments Deadline is Jan 23.1998 DleJan.lOCII 353-5816 care or education preferred. Call (419) Come Get Your Picture Taken KA'AGD'KA'AGD'KA Close to campus with Sanu Oausl Just 12 00 Subleaser Needed 824-0146 foraddinonal details. Call 352 9378 lor rates U-Haul Trucks A Trailers and it's Bursar able' Spacious ft clean apartment. $l65/mo Call Sunday Dec 7th 1 pm-3pm Pi Phi' Pi Phi Troy at 352 4880 352-2958 Congratulations to Al proceeds benefit Dance Marathon FOR SALE Now Leasing for 98-M Kat Fortiage tor being Subteaseoj needed lor off*, apt Spr Semes- ler Across from campus Please call 352-0795 1 BR 2 BR. Duple. Apis accepted mto Order of Omega 12 mo. Call 419- 3546036 (10-4) URGENT PERSONALS We want to adopt a baoy 1 Bdrm. Apt. for rent, on 3rd St. Aval middle ol Highland Management Need Dec 20 Graduation Tickets Dec $350 plus util Call 352-9971. DEAD POETS SOCIETY Four years ago we were blessed with the adop- Wifl Pay % Sharon 353^)202 SBmng Robin Wilkams Oon of a beautiful baby boy. Today we hope to One bdrm house with nice yard, Inspiring Movie for All Students be just as fortunate by locating a birth mother 1994 Ford Ranger 4 cyl., 5 sod . $440 per mo. md. all utiktws. Fn. Dec 5th S Sat Dae. 6th who finds us to be the right fam*y tor her baby WANTED $9500.352 7342 Great tor one person or couple. 800111:00 PM BGSU'S Sewn on tenors My husband and I are both artists and own our Avail now 353 5266 decamp 111 own design business We work at home which Dec. 20 Grad tickets and embroidered merohandise 2 Phish tickets for Sal. Dec 6th Admission $2 00 Best Prices. Best Quality. Best Selection allows us tons of ime to be together. Our son 6 needed: will pay S$ Sponsored by UAO Tucker very much wants to be a big brother ©Auborn Hills, Ml Semester sublease, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, all utilities Questions? Call 3727164 and asked it he could adopt the baby too. To Call Leslie at 352-0551 Call 353-7022 for details paid except efec Pets welcome. Avail. Dec Collegiate Connection 19th. $49Srmo 352-6661 531 Ridge St. apeak to Tom or Deborah can 1 888-610-2555 Chnstmas Sale on Tom Mather's Wanted 1 0' 2 subieasers lor spring sem. 1 SouthSid? Salt Storage now MIXING IT UP WITH MIXOLOGY The Cheeseburger Philosophy XO'XO * XO'XO bdrm, $425/mo. S. Summit location. calUuhe renting all sizes at 993 S. Main Mxology Mmi-Course @ 354-5184 Buy3@$5-ea get the 4th FREE' Ladies of Chi Omega- 353 8206 or 354 8206 Learn how to make your favorite drinks" Gel ready tor CheeOmunga '971 Now at BeeGee A Unrversify Bookstores Will pay $20 for 2 graduation tickets December 9th. 1997 XO'XO'XO'XO Makes a great Christmas present' 100% Wool Sweaters Leave message at 354-0096 Under 21. 7 9pm. Moseley 300 J?5 S35 Storage Avail. 5x10- 10x30 units Over 21.9:15 11:15pm.Ziggy Zoomba's Gloves $5 For sale 89 White Toyota Con-olla w/ sunroof. Call 354 2260 $7 lor under/ $10 (or over 21 Collegiate Connection 93.000 mdes. $2500. automatic. Call (419) Bursar able 531 Rxtoe St. WANTED 2429650 Subleaser needed lor 1/98-5/98 or 8/98 Sponsored by UAO Open lontght til'Bpm HELP WANTED Questions' Call 372-7184 Mobile Home lor sale. i2ft x 50 ft. w deck, $250 no utilities. Free cable. new carpeting $4500. Please leave message Close to campus 419-440-1440. leave msg 1 or 2 subieasers needed tor $1500 weekly poienDal mailing our onculars 352 8133 —ACTNOWI— Spring Semester B-g House dose lo campus ft bars. Rent is $170 Free information. Call 410-347-1475 SEIZEO CARS from $175. Porsches. Cadil- Subleaser Needed CALL LEISURE TOURS FORSPRING 130 East Washington St, Super clean, close to a month per sublease* and utilities. Afternoon ohildcare teachers lacs. Chevys. BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps. See SWINGERS while in hot' BREAK PACKAGES TO SOUTH PADRE. campus, new apartment with one or two possi- WFAL presents Swingers on Wed. Dec.10 CANCUN. AND FLORIDA REPS NEEDED. Call 352-0551 Call 878-4190 4WDs Your Area. Toll Free 1-800-218 9000 ble occupancy Cable and one months rent with TWO showings at 7 and 9:30pm TRAVEL FREE AND EARN COMMIS ext. A 2076 for current listings ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income to assemble FREE I Contact Anita @ 354-6036 or Aaron @ in 111 Otscamp Admission is $1 with a can SONS GROUP DISCOUNTS FOR 6 OR MOR 1 TkAei for Dec 20th Graduation products at home. Into 1 -504-646-1700 DEPT USED DOWNHILL SKI'S 352-6550 ol food and $• SO without PEOPLE. 800-838-8203 or Will pay tor ticket ft phone call Size 150, Good tor a beginner or OH-6255. Subleaser needed lor 2 bdrm. apt. Close to Food will be donated lo St Thomas More www.Wsurelouf.oofn Tina PnbuJskJ 440-355-6125 intermediate. $45 Brought to you by AZG Research is now hiring telephone mler- 372-2606. evenings 872 6752 campus. Cheap rent. Call 872-6417 fill Spring Break Bahamas Party Cruise! 6 viewen) tor spring semester. Avail, shifts M-F WFAL-ihe Music Evolution 1 Subieasers NEEDED 2 bedroom. 2 bath. days 8279) Includes meals, free ponies Gel a 1-2 Female subieasers needed tor spring. 5th 5-9pm. Sat. 11-3pm Sun. i2-4pm. 16 dishwasher, central air 354-0316 group - Go Free) Prices increase soon • Save Street Only pay electric Contact Lisa hrs/week mm. Start & $5 50/hr 352-8115 8501 spnngbreaklravel com 1 800-678 6386 352-5078 e»t 209 FOR RENT Two Bdrm. one bath house in BG Avail. Jan ist.negot PetsOK 2 subieasers needed for spnng house on East ChikJcare needed in my Perrysburg Ft. Metgs ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS Call 354-2285 Help Wanted Do you have a part-time job? Court Si. Close to campus A Bars. Please call home. Prefer 2 or 3 full days 'Listings avail, for 98-99. la it related lo your ma^x/ca/eer goals? 353-1921 (7:30am-5:00pmweekdays) tor 3 chrfdren. Car Will mail or you pick-up al 316E MeTy*3. 3530325 Come and see if you qualify tor 3 F. Rmies. Wanted. Own rooms. $i70rmo "ig, dependablenon-smoker. Dependable Two bedroom apart, available Spnng samel BGSU Students transportarjon required. Excellent pay. Refer CO-OP 050 Air Cond. Carport. Very spacious. Call Megan 1 bdrm apt avail Jan. 1st. 702 3rd St $380 terAcross from campus on E. Merry. Belong to a fun, enthusiastic! a NO-COST iranscr.pt notation. at 352 7593 ences required. 419-874-3641. leave mes- month unfurnished 352-4360 Rent & electric Contact Greenbnar or call Lend CRE DI8ILITY lo your employmeni sage 352 9660 group of people. Start Co-op 310SSBldg.• 3722451 details Female sub leaser for Spring Semester 1 Bdrm tomished apt. tor rent on 3rd St. 8i50ftnonth. Ctoseio campus. Call 353-0284 Avail, middle ol Dec. $350 plus uM Subleaser WHAT DO YOU WANT? earning $5.20/hr in a variety Childcare needed. Tues. Thurs., a.m. days lee and dep paid Call 352 9971 of interesting positions at Female sublease*: Scenic oceanview w.'.n after 3pm. all day Friday tor 3 kids, 1 block from Clean appl? Close to campus? Cheap Rent? BG Largest Selection crawling distance of campus. 2 outhouses campus. Starts Spr. 96 semester 352 9466 Free Cable? YOU OOT IT! Cal 372-3708 for Stacey 353-2145 1 -2 Subieasers needed Great location detaris. the Kreischer Sundial Food of Suzy's Zoo Products Dancers - Now hiring for the Free months rent Cards. Calendars, Stationary. GRADUATE STUDENT SUBLEASER »1 Gentlemen's Club in Toledo Court. Shadows Snack Bar, Magnets. A More 353 8343 NEEDED Travel A magazne modeling available semi's tundeut I and the Silver River Cafe tor Spnng Semester 1 bdrm. $350 mo Furni- DejaVu4i9-53i.0079 Collegiate Connection Restaurant and Coffee shed Brand new. Call Cheryl at 354-5714 1-4 subieasers needed for spring semester IS 531 Ridge St Very close to campus. Deektop Publleher Wanted House. Will train general Call 353-4194 and advanced positions Help1 Onry need 1 ticket for December gradua- Are you highly skilled with PageMaker? Do you tion. Please call 352 0795 have experience in producing high quality desktop publishing? Then we want lo talk with Cooks needed over Lunch BGSU Mom ft Dad Homeowner seeking 2 graduate students to you. This position requires a high degree ol ac- M-F, cleaning staff needed Sweatshirts, T-shirts share very nice 4 bdrm. house on Wintergar- SUNM Hats A Mugs curacy and involves keyboarding large SPRING BREAK '98 den. $250 per person plus share of ufil. Inll amounts of complex data Beginning January evenings M-F. Other jobs Also, Grandma. Grandpa. • ELEVEN O'C -OCK • students welcome Call 436-5672 days 5,15 hours weekly, $S90/hr. Cad Anita CANCUN 1Y1AZATLAN include customer service, Sister etc 352-3290 eves Knauss. Continuing Education. 372-8181 SOUTH PADRE JAMAICA kitchen food prep, Collegiate Connection Looking for a fun person who kkas dogs to share 2 bedroom apt w own rm Pool furni- LOWEST l'BXC;S fcUABANTEEOI restaurant wait staff, pizza, 531 Ridge St Gibsonburg Health Care Center. A skilled shed $257/mo . 1/2 u.ls. Call Niki 354-7329 ■ALL INCLUSIVE" supervisors, and | CAHO aocrediled center has the to"ow»ng D1N NG openings' PARTY PAK cashiers. Flexible SERVICES RN Full time 3-11 FREE •It* I** ->tr i>- scheduling. Call Part time • All shifts ORGANIZE A SMAI.I. GROUP j-joward's Club H CNAS Full ame-3-11 fAHN c.Ar.H A Oil Full IHEC 372-9327, or stop T~* 5 Mon-Sat 12-2:30 am Part time - All shifts in at the Kreischer i,^* *s^ Flexible schedules. 210 N. Main Sun 5-2:30 am 352-9951 Contact Director of Nursing 419-637-2104. '• 1-800-5URF5-UP Sundial Food ===. - J Friday 355 Windsor Lane. Gibsonburg. OH 43431 iv aw siudeuiexiiress.com Court. • G • u Mark Mikel Hallucination UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL Saturday Denny Smith's BG Truck Accessories Terry Davidson and the Gears 1055 N. Main ST. BG 352-2958 i ^-a Bands start at 10 p.rtr ^ ^ ^^£Z> e LET US HELP YOU Management Inc. 00 215 E. Poe Rd. Studio apt, • Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts Pinball ^%^ U-HAUL "^K " i Laundry on site. 230/mo. GO*g&>°^ RENTALS avail In Jan. call 353-5800 * Trucks & Trailers MIXING IT UP WITH MIXOLOGY! * BOXES *TAPE * OTHER MOVING SUPPLIES Learn how to make your favorite drinks! Management Inc. * CALL US AND WE'LL PICK YOU UP * 830 Fourth St, 1 bdrm-gas UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL heat A/C starting Sign up at the 340/mo+elec/gas. Avail. Jan. FALL 1998 LEASING AVAILABLE Call 353-5800 Student Activities Office 330 Student Union through Dec. 5th Mercer Manor Apartments Management Inc. One of BG's Newest Complexes 610 N. Main, avail. Jan 1st only 15 min walk to campus, Tuesday, December 9th Features 1 bedroom, yet nestled in res. • 3 Bedrooms neighborhood, $3l0+gas/mo. • 2 Full Baths call 353-5800MMMM $10/Over 21 at Ziggy Zoomba's • Air Conditioning 7:00-9:00 PM • Fireplaces • Microwaves GREENBRIAR, INC. Management Inc. $7/Under 21 at Moseley Hall 300 Houis. 352-0717 Monday - Friday ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■& Now Leasing for Fall of 9:15-11:15 PM 224 E. Wooster 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1998!!! Stop by 1045 N. Main M-800-SUNCHASE X Bowling Green, OH Saturday •■ TOU. ran ntroajtAtiCM a tmranoia , for a complete listing or call Question? Call 372-7164 43402 9 a.m. -1 p.m. 353-5800. I