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Sports 'Men's tennis out of MAC title race w s Page 2
Tuesday, April 9,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 112
The News' Indecent exposure Students educated Briefs about life during NL Scores Chicago their trip to Bronx Colorado Dm Kilter children at churches, eating din- Los Angeles 1 The BC News ners with the homeless, listening to speakers talk about high Atlanta 0 Twenty-eight students In an schools and the criminal justice Ethnic Studies class spent spring system and visiting Sing Sing, a San Diego 9 break learning about life In the federal prison. South Bronx Simone said visiting Sing Sing Florida 2 Bill Thompson, who works with was an eye-opening experience. the United Christian Fellowship, "I was expecting poor people Philadelphia 6 plans the trip each year. and people of color," Simone "We decided to go to the Bronx said. "But, Instead, It forced me Pittsburgh 3 because it's a great teaching tool to face my own prejudices and - it has a very diversified popu- learn about the realities of how Cincinnati 7 lation," Thompson said. our society is constructed to keep Carmen Everett, freshman New York 6 people in poverty." psychology major, said she could Carmen Everett, freshman not put the trip into words. psychology major, said some of Houston 6 "It was an awesome trip, an the students also went to see a San Francisco 2 awesome experience," she said. women's rehabilitation center. "I've seen homelessness and "Women go to the center to poverty, but not to that extent." work out problems instead of go- Displays, presen- Although there are some con- ing to jail," she said stant plans, Thompson said every Everett also said lawyers tations will com- year the class learns something spoke to them about how children memorate aware- different live in fear because of police He said this year the students harassment ness week focused on the criminal justice "Kids are afraid, so they say Special displays in area system. they've done stuff they haven't libraries and panel presen- Some of the students said the done so they can spend less time tations at the University are trip was an Intense experience, In jail," she said scheduled April 8-13 to commemorate English as a and they learned a lot about the Simone said the students also Second Language and Bi- South Bronx. had the opportunity to stay for a lingual Education Aware- Maria Slmone, a part-time stu- demonstration. ness Week. dent who read a book about chil- "The city is putting In a million "BUingualism and Multi- dren In the South Bronx, said she dollar juvenile prison across linguallsm: Language Plan- was Impressed by the experi- from a junior high school," she ning and Policies,'' will be RM Johnion/The Associated PRH Saady Olson of La Crosse, Wis and bcr 4-year-old daughter, shore a laugh and a smile as dance in- ence. said The schools are desperate held from4-5 p.m. Wednes- She said they participated In for funds - the amount they are day in the Tart Room of the structor Kim Nofslnger of the La Crosse Dance Center gives students and their parents a preview of the upcoming performance. several activities, Including help- University Union. In addi- ing at after-school programs for See BRONX, page three. tion to the panel sessions, there are displays promot- ing the event in the Jerome Library and University Hall on campus and at the Wood Workshop film focuses on human relations County Public Library.
Men's chorus to Miumn Barry Olscamp Hall Tuesday evening The Human Relations Com- nation. After seeing clips of the film, karaoke for 50 The BC News from 6-10 p.m. The workshop will mission, made up of faculty and According to Regan, the com- Regan said "I was struck by the be presented In conjunction with students appointed by the Uni- mission has asked students in- pain of people who live a life in hours The University Human Re- the Minimi presentation of the versity president, is dedicated to volved In Undergraduate Student which they are marginalized...in The University Men's lations Commission will present Migel Ornelas Human Relations serve as a guardian and advocate Government and Graduate Stu- this case on the basis of race. It Is Chorus will continue thelr dent Senate to participate; busy spring with a karaoke- a workshop Tuesday evening fea- Award, which Is presented to an of Interpersonal relations essen- universal; it happens because of a-thon scheduled to begin at turing the film "The Color of organization that has significant- tial to the achievement of disse- however, they have never partic- race, gender, economic status 9 a.m. today and concluding Fear" and Its film maker Lee Mun ly enhanced human relations on minating and advancing learn- ipated on a regular basis. and religious beliefs. I hope that at 11 a.m. Thursday. Wah. The workshop will provide campus. ing, said Diane Regan, assistant The commission raised funds students who come will under- According to Chorus a chance for students to learn The commission sent letters to to the dean of the College of Arts to bring Lee Mun Wah and his stand that every time someone is Treasurer Gary Hllslnger more about human relations, ac- request nominations which were and Sciences and HRC member. film The Color of Fear" to the marginalized, we all lose." the group, which appeared cording to Gale Swanka, the based on programs offered by Regan also said the commis- University through the sponsor- Regan said she expects an au- on "The Late Show with Da- chairwoman of the commission. University organizations, sion facilitates resolutions of ship of 16 University organiza- vid Letterman" and the The program will occur in 101 Swanka said problems based on discrimi- tions. See RELATIONS, page three. "Today Snow" while tour- ing earlier this month, will karaoke for a total of 50 consecutive hours in the Suspect in California when bombs mailed Union Oval to help raise money for various activi- BObAMZ times over the past five years, Francisco, where other devices Bradner resident ties. The Associated Press usually in the late spring or and letters attributed to the Una- "The karaoke-a-thon will summer. bomber were mailed help pay for our two annual HELENA, Mont. - Federal in- "If it wasn't for all this, I'd be In Washington today, the law- tours as well as our third sought in murder vestigators have placed Una- expecting to see him about now," yer who told the FBI of the Kac- recording which Is due out bomber suspect Theodore Kac- Hensley said, referring to Kac- zynski family's suspicions said this summer," Hllslnger zynski in Northern California on zynski's arrest last week. Natalia Millar said. "We encourage anyone they never sought assurances The BC News to come out and sing with dates when bombs were mailed Ronald Henry, manager and that the government would waive Murder in Bradnt'rl us. We want this to be a fun from the region, a law enforce- part-owner of the Royal and the death penalty. A 17-year-old male from event as well as a fund ment source said today. several other hotels near the bus Kaczynski's mother wasn't told Genoa, Ohio was murdered The suspect is believed to be raiser." The last four bombs from the station, said FBI agents showed of the suspicions until about two early Monday morning in driving the following vehicle: Freshman chorus mem- Unabomber were mailed from up at the hotels simultaneously weeks ago, said Tony Bisceglie, Bradner by a gunman who Is ber Jason Schockman said Northern California, Including on a Saturday morning last lawyer for KaczynsH's brother, 1990 he agreed with Hilsinger. still on the loose. Joel Garcia, two postmarked in Sacramento. month and took registration David Jr. was dead when police ar- The source, who spoke on con- cards for June 17, 1993, through "She expressed her sincere be- rived, after being shot once in Red Ford van dition of anonymity, cautioned June 24,1993. lief that Ted could not be the the neck. The shooting took that Investigators were still go- On June 22, 1993, a geneticist Unabomber, but if it was, he place at the suspect's resi- Quote of ing through records. at the University of California at must be stopped," Bisceglie told dence on Bradner Road Ac- Ohio Licence Plate In Sacramento, Burger King Sacramento was Injured by a reporters. cording to Lieutenant Frizzell the day manager Mike Singh said he had Unabomber bomb mailed from David Kaczynski tipped au- of the Wood County Sheriff"s seen Kaczynski a few times In Sacramento. Another bomb thorities after noticing his broth- LMW-603 "Kids are afraid, so Office, another juvenile was If you have information, recent years at the restaurant, mailed from Sacramento woun- er's old writings were similar to wounded after being shot In they say they've which is next to the downtown ded a Yale University computer the Unabomber's anti-technology the arm. please call the Wood done stuff they bus depot scientist on June 24,1993. manifestos, the lawyer said. Daniel J. Martin, a 56-year County Sheriffs Depart- haven't done so "He looked like one of those A bomb mailed from San Fran- "There were similarities In old Bradner resident, has a bums who come In In the morning cisco In 1994 killed a New Jersey ideology, phraseology and the ment at 354-9001. they can spend less warrant out for his arrest and have a sandwich and cup of advertising executive. And a spelling of certain words," Bis- Operations Assistant Mike time in jail. coffee and walk out" Singh said. fourth bomb postmarked In Oak- ceglie said. Blair of the Wood County handgun. The motive of the Frank Hensley, a desk clerk at land, Calif., exploded April 24, "I think that David is in shock. Carmen Everett, fresh- Sheriffs Office said there incident remains in question. the nearby Royal Hotel, told The 199S, killing a timber Industry I think that David thinks that his Jesus Ochoa, the second shoot- man psychology major, may be additional charges Associated Press he saw Kaczyn- lobbyist in Sacramento. brother was Involved" filed ing victim, was released from about the Bronx trip ski in the neighborhood near the The source also said FBI He said the family didnt know According to Lt. Frizzell, the St Charles Hospital after be- bus depot. He said Kaczynski agents are checking hotels near weapon may be a .38 caliber ing treated. stayed at the hotel two or three bus depots In Oakland and San See BOMBS, paaelhrae.
■—«- • -• - m-' ac* Opinion page two Tuesday, April 9,1996 Plato, Asparagus and Thou If politicians, teachers and artists acknowlege the importance of presents Ideas and interpretations are to be believed, we are in the Christian symbols are at risk of that by their original design re- Feminism must she read books written by Pales- middle of a cultural war. Trendy, being culturally illiterate. Should fute others. As long as we keep tinians and eventually when she leftist multiculturalism gathers we eschew the study of certain our heads level, why be so con- visited Israel, she realized that on one side, and the villainous, important writers simply because cerned that what we are taught is procede undaunted constantly and blandly fair to all the Palestinians are actually vic- right-wing west Is on the other. they use religious symbols in their In 1986, after I completed my The real problem is that Ameri- work? Are we that afraid of relig- points of view at all times? Post- tims of an occupation and ag- modem culture contains many University education in Pakistan, gression. can students and educators have ion? Perhaps BGSU should offer a seperate Ideas about who we are I got an offer for a scholarship Prejudice can be racist or sex- grown thin-skinned. We are too for graduate studies in the afraid of real ideas and we are wide range of classes in Islam, rather than one all-encompasing ist, and it can be an inherent part Kumbaya melting pot. United States. In the predomin- horribly confused about our own Buddhism and other religions and of social attitudes. It may take Reverting back to the study of antly conservative society where one a long and grueling struggle history. Many contemporary encourage students to enroll in purely Eurocentric ideas as we ii is most respectable for a wom- just to label it as prejudice and teachers lack the courage to chal- them instead of some of the weak, an to leave her father's house to lenge and inspire students, many bland courses students have to move into an increasingly diverse bigotry and separate it from the American culture would be dis- get married, my father forbid me 'accepted facts of life.' of whom don't respond well to take now, courses apparently en- to come to the United States new or unusual ideas. seemed to think he was leaping gineered to teach us how to think asterous. But many education Dr. Sadia Mahmud leaders on the left offer equally single. Some teachers make cheap at- into hipstervllle with this brief and communicate. Department of Applied Statis- bad cultural reform - only the My struggle to convince my tics & Operations Research tempts to knock western culture nod to three quarters of the world. True, BGSU is a public school, father had been one of the most In order to "challenge" their stu- The problem Isn't western vs. but as long as students have a villainous and oppressive side of western culture along with sim- difficult things I had to go Committee thanks dents. I was recently in a class multicultural viewpoints, the choice, what's the harm? Such during which the instructor wrote problem is good, insightful and i- classes wouldn't seek to convert plified, sanitized interpretations through in my life. During this of history, religion and art. struggle, my father pronounced BGSU for support the names Plato and Aristotle on maginative teaching v.s. laziness or even to "enlighten." They the board. He said, "Plato was just and mediocrity. would simply expose students to We shouldn't dump Shake- me as having a "problem." I want to thank The BG News speare simply because he was I managed to come to a gradu- a racist. Aristotle was a total elit- We students are often guilty of big ideas that would help them for its coverage of the activities understand the countless small male, English and patriarchal any ate school in the United States of the Campus Technology Plan sist pig." this same mediocrity. In yet an- nonetheless. His discourse on the two philo- other class, the instructor began ones we face in daily life. more than we should look upon Steering Committee. Adrianne Rich as a "politically I completed my graduate stud- sophers began and ended with to lecture on a particular writer Many of the current culture and The Committee's report has communication tracks seem to correct" or anti-western trend. ies and went back home. To my been finalized and submitted to that. who used Christian symbols in his Other teachers still refuse to work. As the lecture developed, have been designed in order to Careful study of both would surprise I was again told that I the President. It is available to reveal them to be powerful and had a "problem." When I was acknowlege the historical contri- several students around me sput- challenge and enlighten us. Un- the community at the Commit- insightful artists with much to tell butions by other cultures with terd and fumed. "Is this a religion fortunately many classes are so growing up in Pakistan, I was tee's World Wide Web site. The us about life. told that the feminists are people Committee's home page is acces- anything but a token gesture. In class?" "I thought BGSU was a watered down that all of the bite and spirit has been removed, like Education is a genuine chal- who are extremists. sed through "administration" on another class, for example (de- public school." etc. lenge in itself. Readers of this column who boiled asparagus. Not surprising- In the United States I met peo- the BGSU welcome page. voted to the general history of a As students we must send a ple who studied philosophy and On behalf of the Committee I particular art) the entire semester know me to be a zealous champion ly these classes are often regard- for the separation of church and ed by students as a waste of time. message to our professors that not feminism. I found that feminism want to thank the BGSU commu- was devoted to western authors. only can we handle genuine chal- One day was set aside during the state need not fear. I remain firm. Like art, education is meant to advocates dignity of women, nity for its input, encouragement lenges, we demand them. their educational, professional and support. last week for "Non-Western, Yet harken - America has been challenge. A challenge is tough and personal growth. I realized At the same time, on behalf of Oriental eta" largely Influenced by western cul- and agressive - sometimes Roarfc Littlefield is the Tuesday that what had happened to me the community, I want to thank Ironically the poor teacher ture, and those of us who refuse to offensive. Education sometimes columnist for the BG News was not a 'problem' but in fact an the students, faculty and staff issue in feminism. who served on the Committee Andrea Dworkin, a Jewish- and toiled tirelessly to produce a American feminist has written report that I believe will serve tfsMMEsTY Tt*M&Rf*.NCX«tf&, £ that when she was growing up in the institution very well. Ho* of JAS0W the United States she was told that Arabs are uncivilized. Louis Katzner -PRINCESS BRKfoKV When she was older, she wrote. Graduate College Dean i The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence" lN-WtfTiN£
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Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief RE61STBEP TRADf MARK of tht WIKDSOR FAMIUY Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman Sj6i£»&£sft Copy chief Copy editor Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Copy editor Copy editor Coalition promotes things and stuff Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott Copy editor Copy editor The Kind Coalition is at it again, attempting to make the Tania Runyan Amy Black Copy editor Copy editor streets of Bowling Green a liv- I would hope that most people on the planet ing, throbbing Chesire cat-like share this belief, but I know that many out Darren Liderbach Penny Brown grin. Copy editor Editorial writer This is not to say that kindness Wendling there are automatically equating beauty is bad, or that people shouldn't smile, but the way the Kind Co- with good, even if the Kind Coalition's idea of alition - and many other people - be on the receiving end of one of beauty is sacrificing naked virgins in front of go about spreading their mes- these acts? An act of kindness Jerome Library at midnight. Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken sage is Inherently wrong and performed upon one because of a even demeaning to the entire certain status or action should be Colleen Casey Alianna Dias concept of being kind to your fel- received with open arms; an act Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin low man or woman. of kindess performed on one More central to criticism of the support structure of family and Chad Gamby Matt Gannon The first problem evident is simply because he or she is walk- Kind Coalition than even the friends, wouldn't the previous Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl the group's mission statement. ing by at the moment is nothing group's mission statement is the week's efforts be better utilized Kevin Rathge Ed Reed From last Friday's letter to The to treasure. ambiguity of the word "kind." helping the underprivileged? Jessica Wherry News, the Kind Coalition chums While discussing the mission of The intentions of this group Carla Zvosec to have been born from the "sim- the Kind Coalition, it would help could be no less clear if it were To answer "no" to this question plistic but necessary mission of to know the definition of a "sen- named "The Good Coalition" or would be indicative of a very Copyright© 1996 by The BG News. Reprinting of promoting random kindness and seless act of beauty." If an action "The Organization to Piomote unusual and perhaps even bar- any material in this publication whitout the permission of senseless acts of beauty around has no point or "sense" about it, Things." Kindness is a highly baric moral system. Shouldn't The H( i News is strictly prohibited. the Bowling Green community.'' kindness, time and effort go to The L1G News is an independent student voice why should it be undertaken? It relative and debatable term. For founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic I have seen this sentiment ex- Is clear In this Instance that a Instance, the Kind Coalition those who need it most? Even year and Wednesday's in the summer. pressed on numerous posters and purposeful act of beauty Is pre- spent last Friday handing out with the difficulties in determin- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those bumper stickers in the past, and I ferable over a senseless act of free hot chocolate and coffee, ing who is most worthy of our of the student body, faculty or University administration. used to think that the promotion beauty in almost every situation. giving away merchandise from random acts of kindness, it is Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not of these random acts of kindness "What exactly is an act of area business, and "offering clear that many people should be necessarily those of The BG News. was a great idea. After some beauty or kindness?" is another smiles and hugs to everyone." I placed much higher on the wait- Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 thought on the subject, I have question I would like to ask of the will assume here that Friday's ing list for kindness than the stu- words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone most definitely changed my members of the Kind Coalition. I event was the culmination of a si- dents of BGSU. number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News mind. What the Kind Coalition is set- reserves the right to edit any and all letters. would like to have an example of zable effort on behalf of the Kind If the purpose of these random what an organiztlon plans to do Coalition and its members. Was ting out to do is not evil, it is sim- The BC News encourages its readers to notify the ply misguided. Let us hope that in paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. acts of kindness are to make one before I throw my support be- this time and effort justified, or feel better, they aren't working. hind the organization. I would even kind? the future, the Kind Coalition can Being the recipient of a random hope that most people on the perpetuate thoughtful acts of 210 West Hall act of kindness makes me feel planet share this belief, but I Consider this alternative - the kindness and purposeful acts of Bowling Green State University about as good as I do after win- know that many out there are au- Kind Coalition spends several beauty. Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 ning a scratch-off lottery ticket. tomatically equating beauty with weeks helping the homeless and Mike Wendling is the Tuesday bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu If these acts are performed ran- good, even if the Kind Coalition's poor of Bowling Green. Instead bottom columnist. Questions, domly and without any merit- idea of beauty is sacrificing of trying to promote "kindness" comments, and random acts can based criteria, why should ^ne naked virgins In front of Jerome - whatever that means - among be directed to mike- feel special if they Just happen to Library at midnight. students who most likely have a [email protected]. m Nation Tuesday, April 9,19% page three Sioux tribe angry Children scurry with Easter eggs with confession Sony* Ron The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - No, the of woman's murder president and first lady did not dress as bunny rabbits for JoaKaffca The 18-year-old woman dis- Monday's annual White House The Associated Press appeared Aug. 2, 1980, on a trip Easter Egg Roll. to Mobridge, across the Missouri That's what it seemed when a MOBRIDGE, S.D. - For IS River from the Standing Rock life-sized Easter Rabbit - ac- years, ever since the decaying Sioux Indian Reservation where companied by Mrs. Rabbit - body of Onrtace Rough Surface she lived. walked on stage and began turned up in an evaporating bay, After three days, her mother waving as an announcer intro- her family and tribe wondered reported her missing. No trace of duced President Clinton and who killed her and why. her was found until nine months Hillary Rodham Clinton. Now, one later, when the river level As children stared at the young man — dropped and a rancher came rabbits, trying to make sense betrayed dur- across the nearly skeletal re- of it all, the Clintons walked up ing a bitter di- mains. She had been shot five beside the rabbits and started vorce - has times. waving, too. confessed to The mystery went unsolved "The man wearing the Easter helping his until last fall, when a relative of egg tie is going to say a few cousin beat, James E. Stroh II tipped police words," Mrs. Clinton said in rape and fatal- that Stroh was involved. opening the festivities, held ly shoot the Stroh, of Eagle River, Wis., had each year on the White House's young Standing Rough Surface told his wife before they were South Lawn for thousands of Rock Sioux married that he had helped kill excited children and their woman. The cousin has denied Rough Surface. A bitter divorce equally enthusiastic parents. any part in the crime. apparently drove someone in his Clinton, in a dark suit and a Far from bringing peace to wife's family to go to authorities, navy tie with pastel-colored Rough Surface's friends and rel- according to court papers. eggs, noted that the day was atives, the news instead has an- He was arrested in October cloud-free and sunny even gered those who think racism and confessed, but said the kill- though weather forecasts TO* A•Mclatca' PraM explains why it took so long to ing was masterminded by his called for snow. Children scurry along their racing lanes, flicking eggs across the grass with large spoons daring solve the mystery. Both suspects cousin, Nicholas A Scherr of "We knew that the Easter the White House Easter Egg Roll. The White House used 7,000 hard-boiled eggs, dyed by the White are white. Mobridge. Egg Roll wouldn't be spoiled," House chef, and 27,000 wooden eggs bearing silhouettes of the White House and the Clintons' sig- "I'm not for widening the gap At a preliminary hearing he said. "I love looking out and natures. between Indians and whites," several months ago, Stroh said seeing all these smiling faces aged 3 to 6 scurrying along with several families near the White House chef, and 27,000 said Mark White Bull, a Standing his family was on vacation and of parents with their children. I their racing lanes, flicking stage before re-entering the wooden eggs bearing shadows Rock tribe member. "I'm for had stopped for a few days In sometimes think the parents brightly colored eggs across White House. The children ca- of the White House ■ bridging it. But we want justice have more fun than the chil- the grass with large spoons. vorted in an Easter carnival, The roll dates back to James forCandl" See MURDER, page four. dren do, but It really is for the The crowd included children cozying up to Woodrow the Madison's presidency, when children." who are terminally ill and some White House Mouse, Statue of first lady Dolly Madison read He cautioned parents to "try who are blind, said White Liberty Barbie, costumed Eas- that Egyptian children rolled Brando under attack to restrain yourselves so that House spokesman Mike ter bunnies, M&Ms and jelly colored eggs at the Giza Pyra- the kids can stay front and McCurry. The blind children beans that roamed the grounds. mids and thought Washington center." Then he blew a whistle searched for eggs that beeped. The White House used 7,000 area children would enjoy the for comments about Jews that sent dozens of children The Clintons shook hands hard-boiled eggs, dyed by the activity. Constance Sommtr The Associated Press "Mr. Brando's BOMBS BRONX LOS ANGELES - Marlon comments about Brando has come under attack Hollywood being Continued from page one. Continental Divide to mail or Continued from page one. "Wc have so much to learn from Jewish leaders for saying in leave bombs In other states. from people working, living and an Interview that Jews "own" controlled by Jews is about the government's $1 rail- Agents searching the Montana given is despicable. It's ironic struggling in the South Bronx," Hollywood. lion reward. cabin have found evidence di- that the government will build she said. "They are working very "Mr. Brando's comments about about as sloppy an Investigators building a case rectly linking him to one of the prisons but not give money to hard for change for improved so- Hollywood being controlled by anti-Semitism as against Kaczynski are searching bombings, the Los Angeles Times create better public schools. ciety. Jews is about as sloppy an anti- saying that Jews the country for evidence that the reported, quoting sources who "I felt compelled to stay for the "You get to see the struggle the Semitism as saying that Jews reclusive former math professor would not provide any specifics. march I felt I needed to support inner-city poor are facing every control banks," said Rabbi Har- control banks." left his tar-paper shack near the A federal official told The As- the community and say some- single day. We don't come in con- vey J. Fields of the Jewish Fed- sociated Press investigators de- thing." tact with that struggle here. It's eration of Los Angeles. RELATIONS Rabbi Harvey J. Fields of fused a live bomb that was found Slmone said the education and easy to believe it doesn't happen. "Shame on you, and shame on in the cabin, where they also lessons are so valuable that she It makes you realize that you the next Jew responsible for giv- the Jewish Federation of Continued from page one. found bomb-making chemicals would like to find a way to bring bring your racism and precon- ing you a Job," Irv Rubin, chair- Los Angeles and components. that closer to this area. ceptions with you." man of the militant Jewish De- dience of 500 to attend because fense League, said in a state- she tried to get publicity out so it ment "We're going to make the could be worked into educational H f I * I ■ rest of your life a living hell." goals. She contacted chairs and JDL members said they will suffering," Brando said. directors in every college on http://www.answerfactDry.CDm 354-21111 stage protests at Brando's next He enumerated negative campus to determine If the pro- IDS S. Mam movie. 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National City's ETC has no monthly maintenance fee* n uu»u page four The RG News Tuesday, April 9,1996 Check it out Clinton didn't try to stop shipments to Bosnian army Barry Scltweid "The president was aware of The Associated Press It," he said Clinton knew as well that Peter W. Galbralth, the U.S. WASHINGTON - With Bosnia ambassador to Croatia, had no on the ropes In its war with Serb plans to protest to President rebels, President Clinton knew of Franjo Tudjman that Iranian and did not try to stop arms weapons were being funneled shipments from Iran through through Croatia, the official said. Croatia to Bosnia's beleaguered Croatia had swung to support army, an administration official its former enemy, the Muslim- said Monday. led Bosnian government, and was The United Nations had an helping it against Serbia-backed arms embargo in force barring rebel forces. weapons shipments to all sides in the Balkan war. The United As part of the peace accord States was not obliged to enforce Muslims and Croats in Bosnia it, and In 1994 Congress even have formed a tenuous fed- prohibited any enforcement. eration to balance the Serbs. The Iran's clandestine aid helped accord gave the federation con- the Muslims resist Serb rebel at- trol of a little more than half of tacks In several key parts of the Bosnia's territory. republic. After punitive NATO The Central Intelligence air attacks on the Bosnian Serbs Agency tracked the Iranian arms Jack KtMtraa/TlM ki—dmtt* Prtw last summer, Bosnian govern- shipments. "We had the Imag- John Check dismantles ■ spotlight at the Center of Science and tree sculpture. ment forces eventually regained ery," the official told The Asso- Industry In Columbus. Behind Check Is the popular COSI laser much of the land they had lost ciated Press. A White House Administration spokesmen board examined the evidence and have vowed not to go ahead with concluded that turning a blind the peace plan unless the for- eye to the shipments did not vio- eigners leave. late restrictions on covert U.S. 'Child-molesting demon' released The United States did not stand actions. in the way of the wartime Iranian aid because "we felt sympathy Describing the administra- for the Muslims," said an official, tion's stance, the official stressed Self-professed abuser escorted to privately-managed Institution who spoke on condition of ano- Congress was applying pressure nymity of the circumstances at on Clinton to lift the arms em- Michael Graczyk gets out. the time. bargo against the Muslims. The Associated Press The San Antonio center will be "If he wants to, and he secures services for "much more secure than a con- that, cost does not appear to be an issue at HOUSTON - A self-professed ventional halfway house, not In a "child-molesting demon" who neighborhood," said Allan Polun- this point in that people are lining up for us to Video features GOP threatened to kill his next vic- sky, chairman of the State Board pay for this." tims was released from prison of Criminal Justice. Monday after agreeing to parole The 32-year-old McQuay, who officials in parody skits restrictions that almost amount has served six years.of an eight- Victor Rodriguez to two more years in jail. year term for attacking a 6-year- Larry Don McQuay, who has old boy, qualified for mandatory Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles chairman John Solomon 1992, donning dark glasses as she asked to be castrated in hopes it release under state law. He must The Associated Press pretends to snort a line of co- would stop his urge to molest, serve two years In the San An- officials said. They stressed that crimes. State officials previously caine. was escorted Into a corrections tonio center. if he gets a job under those cir- had denied the request, saying it WASHINGTON - A video pro- An announcer introduces the van outside a psychiatric prison McQuay will be kept under cumstances, someone will be as- was elective surgery. duced for the Republican skit with a play on words involv- in Rusk in East Texas. lock and key in a private cell, will signed to accompany him at all Officials also noted that a National Committee Christmas ing Matalin's current job as co- McQuay, who has acknowl- be under 24-hour surveillance times. majority of clinicians who have party last December featured top host of CNBC's "Equal Time" po- edged abusing some 240 chil- and will have four parole officers "He has agreed to the re- written on the subject believe no GOP officials In skits parodying litical talk show. dren, was heading to San An- assigned to his case, Victor Ro- strictions of his mandatory surgical procedure - including cocaine use and lewd behavior. "Long before Mary Matalin tonio, 250 miles away, where he driguez, the chairman of the release, which are some of the castration - can be considered a In one parody of a job inter- was doing Equal Time, she was was to live at the Central Texas Texas Board of Pardons and Par- most restrictive ever issued to an foolproof method of curing sex view, GOP convention manager more interested in doing equal Parole Violator Facility, a pri- oles, said. Individual," Criminal Justice offenders. Bill Greener asks a woman, lines," the announcer says vately-managed institution He also must wear an elec- Department spokesman Larry Rodriguez said castration re- played by a GOP staffer, "What Another scene portrays a man housed In the former county jail. tronic monitor on his ankle and Todd said earlier. "I don't think mains elective on McQuay's part. are your qualifications?" He then sitting In a chair and apparently McQuay originally was sched- will be accompanied on all trips there's any problem using the "This Is an Independent action gawks as she strips to flimsy lin- receiving sexual favors from a uled for release last week to a from the facility. In addition, he word 'unprecedented' on his own doing, and what he ar- gerie. woman who Is under a table. Houston halfway house, but that may not go outside Bexar County "He signed his release certifi- ranges for that is when that will "I'm an a- man, but you still The tape's disclosure comes at was scuttled after a victims without written permission from cate and has agreed to all the happen," he said. got the job," a smiling Greener a sensitive time for the GOP, rights' group criticized the move. the parole board, officials said. conditions of his mandatory "If he wants to, and he secures says on the video. The skit was which is fending off a lawsuit He had written letters to the McQuay must tell any prospec- release." services for that, cost does not filmed in 1985 but was dusted off that Includes allegations from group, some signed "child- tive employer about his history McQuay repeatedly has sought appear to be an Issue at this point for the 1995 video. three female former employees molesting demon," promising to of abusing children and can't castration, saying it would help in that people are lining up for us Another decade-old clip shows that Republican National Com- kill his next victims if he ever have any contact with children. him avoid repeating his past to pay for this," Rodriguez said. Mary Matalin, George Bush's mittee headquarters in Washing- campaign political director in ton Is rife with lewd behavior. T MURDER $1.95 Continued from page three. angering Scherr, who stopped his parole. dians who think race clouded the truck, dragged Rough Surface Stroh remains In jail, but investigation. White Bull said. 1 Peking Ribs HI/ Rice Mobridge when he, then IS, and out and raped her. Scherr was released on $200,000 "There are a lot of misconcep- I • Coupon good at BG only. his 16-year-old cousin encoun- Stroh said he raped Rough Sur- ball In January, angering some tions about Indians," he said tered Rough Surface. face at the Insistence of his Indians. "No. 1, some people think we're I • Please bring ad with you. He said the woman was drunk cousin, who raped the woman "If that was a Native Ameri- all drunks. No. 2, we're dirty. And ■ Exp. 4/11/96 when she approached him out- again and then shot her with a ri- can, he'd still be In jail," White No. 3, we're stupid" side a cafe after dark and ap- fle. Stroh said Scherr told him to Bull said. A second trek Is planned for CflWA peared to be looking for sex. She shoot Rough Surface, too; he re- They were further upset when the weekend before Scherr's went with several teen-age boys membered pulling the trigger a rape charge against Scherr was trial, scheduled to begin May & ^MBBffJ OPEN DAILY to a mobile home, but one appar- but wasn't sure if he hit her. dropped because the statute of ently offended her and the gath- Stroh said he helped wrap a limitations had expired. Sheriff Jim Splry defended his 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. ering broke up, he said chain around the nude body and Some also fear Scherr's jury investigation before Circuit Stop By and See What's Good For Lunch! Rough Surface, Scherr and watched from the back of the wont include Indians. Wal worth Judge Jack Von Wald slapped a Stroh were the last to leave, get- truck as Scherr dragged the County, where Rough Surface's gag order on trial participants. 1080 S. Main St, BG, OH • 353-8413 ting Into Scherr's truck, Stroh corpse to the river. body was found. Is 92 percent There was precious little evi- said He said the girl hit him, Stroh will be allowed to plead white. dence, the sheriff said: "'It wasnt guilty to manslaughter for his In December, more than 300 like in the movies." promise to testify against Scherr, people walked, drove or rode Others say die focus on race is who faces a first-degree murder horses over a 25-mile route to unfair - racism exists in the charge. He could get the death show support for die Rough Sur- county but wasnt the reason it penalty or life in prison without face family. 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"I think things team Is recuperating from a came too easy at first. Hopeful- disappointing weekend at Ak- in a coma,..you can't ly, this was a good learning les- ron this weekend. The Falcons turn the mental game son." managed to take only one game The team has little time to of the double headers on Sat- on and off like a dwell on this weekend's slide. urday and Sunday. lightswitch. The Falcons will host Defiance The Falcons lost 1-0 In the today at 3:00 p.m. Freshman first game on Saturday, and 3-1 Danny Schmitz Andy Butler will start the non- in the second game. Captain, Falcon head coach conference contest. The Fal- Jason Tipple received the loss cons will travel to Ball State decision In the first game, mak- tomorrow for an Important ing his record 3 and 2. Junior Schmitz cited the team's pas- MAC double-header. Hurler Mike Chaney was given the sive hitting and mental dull- Jason Tipple will get the nod loss for the following game, his ness for this weekend's results. for the first half of the series. record drops to 3 and 1. Akron pitching recorded 16 Mike Chaney will kick off the Junior pitcher Joe Cotton strike-outs on Saturday's second game of the double- was awarded the loss In the double-header. Schmitz had header. first half of the double-header this to say about the series: Bowling Green will complete on Sunday. The Falcons were "We didn't play Falcon base- this week of competion with a: downed 7-2 in a sluggish effort. ball," said Schmitz. "We played four game weekend series ver- The team did manage to come baseball like we were in a sus the Toledo Rockets. Joe out with a 5-3 win in the last coma...you cant turn the men- Cotton and Andy Smith or Joe game of the series. Junior tal game on and off like a Holland will atari Saturday's Andy Smith came out with the lightswitch." games. Tipple and Chaney will win, and Bob Relchow earned a Schmitz recognized Akron's pitch in Sunday's games, save In the relief effort alertness and agressiveness on led. "The match was a tight one With Sunday's win, the club the field. all the way," Dean stated. "Their Improves Its record to 14 and 8 "They were sharper than we communication was great, and overall, and 4 and 4 in the MAC were," Schmitz said. "Akron's they played a lot more aggres- conference. hitters were hungrier." Falcon head coach Danny Scmitz wasn't, however, tota- See BASEBALL, page six. BC Tr ami ■ team Women's tennis lose close ones Seth Dim ling, of the Bowling Green tennis team hits his forehand shot during a match earlier this year. Paul Markolf The lone singles victory came ference season. The BG News from junior Jenny Schwartz who The other victory against the has been steadily improving year Broncos came at the third dou- Netters out of MAC title race The Bowling Green women's long. Schwartz downed the Bron- bles competition. Sophomore tennis team began the weekend cos Bridget Loughrim 6-4, 6-4 at Jenny Cheung and junior Julie Paul Mirkofl Falcons lost two three-set match- Kevin Kobiela 6-2, 6-7, 6-3; and with high hopes but returned sixth singles. Dean feels Weisblatt teamed up to down the The BG News es at singles, and the third dou- sophomore Ryan Gabel topped home with two losses against Schwartz exploited Loughrin Broncos' combo of Loughrim and bles contest by a score of 9-8. The the Bronco's Jason Crisman 6-3, Mid-American foes Western with a strong net game. "Jenny's Sommer Steir 86. The match was The Bowling Green men's ten- third doubles squad of juniors 6-3. Morin has been impressed Michigan and Ball State. game is focused at the net" Dean hard fought, one Dean felt nis team thought this weekend Joel Terman and Seth Dimllng with Gabel's play lately. The Falcons lost both matches said. "She was focused ex- Cheung and Weisblatt really gel- would change their season. The were serving for the match In the "Ryan played very well this by a score of 6-1. Despite the lop- tremely well and her net game led. "The match was a tight one prediction was correct; the out- tie-breaking match Morin felt weekend," Morin stated. "He sided scores, many of the match- was on." The win places all the way," Dean stated. "Their come was not. The Falcons lost the team might be too emotional played aggressive and beat a fel- es were close Indicating the Fal- Schwartz in a good position for communication was great, and any chance of a MAC champion- for the match, but the team was low he lost to In the MAC indoor cons played well. Falcon coach the MAC championships at the they played a lot more aggres- ship this weekend dropping both not emotional at all championships." Penny Dean feels the team is still end of the month Schwartz has affairs against Western Michi- "I thought we would be too ex- The Falcons finished the week- on the same level as Western lost one match during the con- ' See TENNIS, page fi>. gan and Ball State. The Falcons cited or emotional for the match end losing to defending MAC Michigan and Ball State. had hoped to win at least one of against Western," Morin said. "I champion Ball State 6-1. The lone "Our team knows we can . •>m- the matches, to remain in conten- actually thought we came out bright spot for the Falcons was pete with either of these tion for the conference cham- flat You either win or lose these Gabel who playing at the sixth schools," Dean stated. "The pionship. "For us, the conference games on emotion." singles spot. Gabel defeated the scores of both matches didn't race is over," Falcon Coach Dave The Falcons did have several Cardinals' Peter Tourdbrm 4-6, really Indicate how close the Morin stated. "Well have to play bright spots, though, as three 7-5,6-3 In a hard fought contest matches were." the role of spoiler, and work on singles players came away with Bowling Green began the ^tW-^UaV- other goals." victories. Freshman Radu Bartan 5« NFTTf US, page «>. weekend with Western Michigan. The Falcons began the week- defeated Western's Jeff Wheeler end dropping a close match with 6-4, 6-1 at third singles; sopho- Western Michigan-losing 4-3. The more David Anderton downed Learn to Fly 4 this Summer ** MID AM M AMI It X ♦ • NOW RENTING • ♦ at BGSU Look for our ♦ Choose form choice apartments within walking ♦ ♦ distance to campus Summer 1996 and school year ♦ Have you ever thought of becoming a valuable coupons 1996-1997 ♦ professional pilot or just learning to fly for fun? in tomorrow's 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat You can fly at BGSU as an elective or and water included, air conditioning. as a degree program. 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The Associated Press first, Tilaon Brito, who assumed "On that one, I had to run back the bail would at least hit the to the wall full speed, and the ball CLEVELAND - The difference fence, and he had rounded sec- was directly over my head," Lof- between Kenny Lofton's latest ond before he realized Lofton ton said. spectacular catch and the one to might actually catch up to It Regardless where the latest which every great catch Is com- "You take off where you think catch ranks on Lofton's personal pared was really little more than it's going to be," Lofton said. list, it couldn't have come at a a matter of timing. "Then you look back and see If better time. The Indians had Willie Mays made his memora- you're going in the light direc- been struggling on offense ble play on a drive by Vic Wertz tion. I got a pretty good jump on through their first four games, In the 1954 World Series, and it It." but Lofton's catch proved to be became the highlight of one of Lofton had enough of an angle inspirational. the great upsets in series history. on the ball that he was able to That really got things off to a Lofton's came on a cold after- watch it come over his shoulder good start for us," manager Mike noon in ApriL as he hit the warning track. By Hargrove said. "Kenny's defen- "They show that all the time on the time he made the catch, the sive abilities are comparable TV," Lofton said of Mays' catch, runner was way too far from first with anybody's throughout the the highlight of the New York to get back. history of the game" , Giants' sweep of the Indians in Lofton wheeled and threw to By the end of the afternoon, the '54. "His was in the World Series. second baseman Carlos Baerga, Indians had hit four home runs, I tried to do one in the World Se- who relayed to first baseman Ju- Lofton had become the franchise ries, but it never came up." lio Franco to complete the double leader In stolen bases, and Cleve- That's why Lofton prizes mo- play. land had won Its second straight ments like the one that arose in It was a beauty, although Lof- game. the first inning Sunday, when ton said It waant quite as diffi- '1 dont get to catch many balls Toronto's Joe Carter hit a ball Jkff CIMfe*m* AiuciM td Prr •■ cult a* the catch he made in Boa- like that," Lofton said. "That's that at first seemed headed for ton's Fenway Park in 1994 on a what I strive for, to show the Cleveland Indians centerflelder Kenny Lofton drives a sacrifice fly to score Manny Ramirez against the bleachers In deepest left ball bit by Tom Brunansky. That the Toronto Blue Jays at Jacob's Field on Sunday. guys I'm working Just as hard on center. one was even closer to Mays' defense as on offense. " Baseball forces umpire on leave to lose weight Ronald Blum ditioning," said Gregg, an NL times, had a heart attack and col- The Associated Press umpire since 1975. "My goal Is to lapsed behind home plate on be a major league umpire for April 1 seven pitches Into the NEW YORK - Reacting to the many years to come, and to ac- season opener In Cincinnati. He death of John McSherry, baseball complish that I need to take a died about an hour later. officials gave a leave of absence closer look at my overall health." Baseball officials have pushed to umpire Eric Gregg on Monday During Sunday night's meet- for weight restrictions, but the so he can lose weight and get In ing, Phillips asked for training umpires' association has re- shape. machines such as treadmills and sisted. Gregg also took a leave of Gregg, listed at 325 pounds but Stairmasters to be installed for absence from April 4-May 23, visibly heavier, has long been an umpires at each major league 1990, and league officials sent example used by critics of over- ballpark. He also would like um- him to a weight-loss program at weight umpires. The decision to pires to remain in a single city Duke. give him a leave was made fol- each week, rather than rotate "It la In bis best interest and lowing a Sunday night meeting after every series. the best Interest of his family to among AL president Gene Budig, "It was extremely constructive take this constructive action for NL president Len Coleman and and far ranging," Coleman said his health," Coleman said. umpires union head Richie Phil- in St. Louis before the Cardinals' Phillips could not Immediately lips. opener. "We will be meeting be reached "In light of recent events, I feel again shortly." Also, the NL chose Ed Monta- this is the right time to take a se- McSherry, whose weight had gue to replace McSherry as a gone up to nearly 400 pounds at rious look at my weight and con- crew chief. The AiMckird Prcu Umpire Eric Gregg stands while being announced before a National League game last year. TENNIS Steve Steele Continued from page five. The Falcons went to Ball State the Cardinals. Gomez defeated tory of the afternoon. Dean feels will speak on Sunday, and freshman Aranxta Ball State's Julie Pelrson 6-3,6-3, the win provides Gomez confi- Environmental Racism slve." Gomez was the highlight against grabbing the Falcons' only vic- dence in her game. Hermit's Fumitu Restaurant BASEBALL Thursday, April 25 7:30 p.m. 307 S. Main SI. B.G. •£, Continued from page five. xta," Dean stated. "She lost her ^ Faculty Lounge pb. 3541388 ^rv first two MAC matches, but she ^ BGSU's BREAKFAST PLACE slve." knows how to win and showed us (2nd floor University Union) 4 The Falcons went to Ball State that this weekend." (Serving Breakfast All Day) *. Environmental Racism is often targeted at the poorer people Sunday, and freshman Aranxta Dean Is still confident the Fal- of the world who have no power to object to such praclici s Gomez was the highlight against cons will regroup and finish the SPONSORED BY the Cardinals Gomez defeated season successfully. "Although % Ball State's Julie Pelrson 6-3,6-3, we didn't win either matches, Specials Every Night & Day grabbing the Falcons' only vic- we're in a good position to win Open until 8:00p.m. Mon. -Fri. 2:00p.m. Sal. 6Sun. tory of the afternoon. Dean feels MAC'S," Dean stated. "We know the win provides Gomez confi- we can beat anyone, and that dence in her game. "The win is a should help us at the end of the big confidence booster for Aran- year." Now you can tell your parents NETTERS Continued from page five. chance at the MAC crown, Morin you're eating well. f^r WEEKEND /%v believes the team still has a lot to The new hiThick &Heartf Steak & Cheese. 4*/, APRIL 12-M, 1996 W Although the Falcons lost a play for. Bowlingnnariln.7 r.reen State Universitjr Wood County'H Premiere Friday Banquet Hall - Bowling and Billiards Public Ice Skating Saturday , je Crossroads Greenhouse Tour Marine Lab Tour Indian Dance Campus Tour Dinosaur Light Cookie Decorating Contest ^Banquet Renter Games Night Bowling and Billiards -Hall Reservations beginning March 1- Free Willy Banana Split Choral Concert Children's Story Hour Tie Dye • Seating for 300 PLUS and a -Sunday WFAL Tours 1000 Sq.Ft. 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Sonfattl The Associated Press for most ballparks PHILADELPHIA - There were too many tears to believe that Darren Daulton's stay on the dis- in Major Leagues abled list wont turn Into his re- tirement Daulton, who epitomized the Roiwld Muni "Macho Row" mentality that The Associated Press Given the weather, brought the Phillies the 1993 NL championship, wasn't ready to NEW YORK - Baseball fans which has really call it quits when he suddenly are slowly starting to come been horrendous, announced Sunday that his bad back, judging by attendance knees were forcing him out of the figures from the first week of I'm very lineup and into rehabilitation. the season. encouraged. I think "I don't know how to handle that yet. I'm not ready for it right Despite bad weather that we are off to a good now," the catcher-turned- caused seven postponements, start. outfielder said. "I don't have a attendance was up 4.5 percent speech ready. I'm going to go for the first 79 dates com- back at it, and 111 know later on." pared to last year. The first Bud Selig All Indications are- that Daul- week average through Sunday Acting Baseball Commissioner ton, who has had nine knee opera- was 26,579, up from 25,441 for tions over his 16 pro seasons, a similar number of games at wont be able to come back. But the start of last season. Seattle had the biggest in- team physician Dr. Phillip Mar- crease, averaging 37,414 for one said he expects to know When compared to last six dates, up 40 percent from within a month whether there's a season's final average of 26,638 last year. The Mariners chance. 25,257, attendance was up 5.2 won the AL West title last It's not a good sign when your percent and made the first manager starts speaking about you in the past tense, though "Given the weather, which postseason appearance in "I've never had a player that has really been horrendous, their history. gave as much as he gave," said I'm very encouraged," acting Jim Fregosi, his voice cracking ■MyKnaWj/rhf An commissioner Bud Selig said. Oakland, forced to move and his eyes wet. "He gave all he Philadelphia Phillies catcher-outfielder, Darren Daulton left, is being consoled by manager Jim Fre- "I think we're off to a good from its Coliseum because of could give. And I really take it as gosi as he announces his placement on the DL. start." construction, had the biggest an honor to have been able to drop at 52 percent. The Athlet- singles - with no RBIs in the knees. news. Last year, average at- ics drew 18,975 in Oakland last manage this guy." young season. "Last night I rea- Asked if he had thought about "What he's doing is being a Daulton, who will go to the tendance dropped 20 percent season to 9,164 for its games lized I couldn't do that. I Just had retiring, Daulton Joked, "Which leader," Eisenreich said. "He's following the strike from a In Las Vegas. Phillies' spring training base in no base underneath me." year?" taking a step to help our team. He dearwater, Fla., gave no particu- 1994 average of 31,257. Base- Prior to the injury, the right "Sure," he answered. "I'm didn't feel he was physically ball officials have predicted The New York Mets and lar reason for optimism. knee was Daulton's "good" knee: looking at that right now, just for helping us right now. And I think "Right now I dont know if the attendance will bounce back Philadelphia, both playing In He has had eight operations on the fact that I dont know. Last he's taking a step to improve that this year. bad weather, saw 28 percent knee is healed up, and I don't his left knee. night was the first night that, right now." know If It ever will be," Daulton "I don't want to make drops. The Mets fell from Daulton said that he had used while I was playing, I thought to "He'll be sorely missed," Inca- projections, but definitely a 30,091 for their first five said after the Phillies' game the right knee as a crutch for his myself, 'What are you doing?'" viglia said. "You've got to give ■g»l"» Cincinnati was rained significant percentage," Selig games last year to 21,547. The bad left knee, and once that Center fielder Lenny Dykstra, the guy credit for gutting It out said. Phillies dropped from 28,825 out. crutch was gone, he could no Daulton's bast friend, said Daul- as long as he has." He said he realized he was to 20,779. longer withstand the rigors of ton has played with pain for Daulton was a 25th-round draft Through this first week, the hurting the team after Saturday catching. several seasons. pick by the Phillies in 1900. He AL averaged 27,456 for 39 night's game against the Reds. Houston saw a big Increase, So the Phillies, who owe Daul- "To go what he's gone through became the team's full-time cat- dates, despite Oakland playing with owner Drayton McLane Specifically, Daulton said he saw ton a guaranteed $10 million In it just shows a lot about the cher In 1986, but really came into pitches that he should have been six games at Cashman Field in putting pressure on fans by the next two seasons and who man," Dykstra said. "He's given bis own in the past five seasons. Las Vegas, which has a capaci- threatening to move or sell the able to drive, but was unable to value his clubhouse leadership, his heart and soul to the game, In 1992, he established career do so. ty of less than 10,000. team. The Astros averaged decided to switch him to left also his knees." highs in batting average (.270) 23,187, up 48 percent from "I thought if I could help this field. Outfielders Jim Eisenreich and and home runs (27), while leading club offensively, that was the The NL averaged 25,724 for 15,713 for their first six games Although he dropped some fly Pete Incaviglia, whom Fregosi the NL with 109 RBIs. 40 dates. last season. most important thing," said bails during spring training, the said would alternate in left field, Daulton, who was 2-for-12 - both bigger problem was his sore both were clearly shaken by the Red's Rijo recovering Correction In Monday's paper, jave- lin thrower Mike Miller was JMKay for Rijo who threw well early in scheduled to perform the latest The Associated Press spring training and then tailed surgery In Birmingham, Ala. The incorrectly Identified as off and developed a sore elbow. Reds had no update Monday. Adam Elbllng. CINCINNATI - Cincinnati "It'll be, from what I was told Reds pitcher Jose Rijo was to today, just a couple of weeks' have surgery Monday to clean setback," Knight said. "He was out scar tissue and a buildup of already two months ahead of UNIVERSITY UNION calcium in his reconstructed schedule, so he's still going to be * Best Values on Campus right elbow. way ahead of schedule." Manager Ray Knight said it's Dr. James Andrews, who re- not necessarily a major setback built RiJo's elbow on Aug. 22, was TUESLI AY ■:OUI.-V<;KI:I:M:HY PHEASANT ROOM SPECIAL THANKS Tijuana 8oz. TO THE FOLLOWING COMM1TTEE MEMBERS OF 4 Tuesday Strip Steak $5.20 <*„*-a- rCt. 4> Campus ales .95 :V» Make your own tacos. fajitas. ""f'Stov** Nicole LHHCH ^aretc***^ Durnlos and Includes: Salad chinnchangas Ami) McMAstcr* fort* & «****♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ori:\ 4:;to-~i»in OPEN 4:30-7pm • All Studunt meal plan cards * All students meal plan cards for more info on how to \oin V/AO contact 2-7164 accepted accepted Catch that Summer Feeling - *?Dive Into MeaCth%9G%Q Lease Dates 5/18/96 - 8/10/96 QQSUMeatthfFair free Admission R.E. Management Where: University Union 113 Railroad St. 352-9302 Grand Ballroom Next to Klnko's 'Call For Our Competitive Rates Open Mon. - Fri. 8 am 5 pm Time: Wed, April 10th Sat. 8 am-12 pm 10 am to 4 pm LocetiQn Summer Price Why: FREEBIES! DOOR PRIZES! 80 ei Free health care products, screenings (blood pressure, body compo- Campus Manor $600.00 sition, cholesterol...etc.), nutrition/health info, games, and fun! 615 Second St $560.00 Call 372-9355 for more information. 825 Third St $475.00 701 Fourth St $550.00 Sponsored fy SQSU Student Meabh Scrvia/Centtrfor •Wtttntss andfrtvention in cooperation with Rockledge Manor $580.00 •SQStl Human Kpourus Office.. 640 Eighth St $560.00 841 Eighth St. & Manville Ave $525.00 MM 4 ML (Also renting for fall) Classifieds page eighi Tuesday, April 9.1996 NBA SPUMO COFFEEHOUSE WordProcaaaing-TarmPapara.Thaaia. Loat Passport. e35.CuO/YR. fNCOME potential. Reading aXJIIMlR LaWMUABD 4 SWBtMBIO CAMPUS EVENTS Apr! 11 Dfaaaraiaona. naaumaa on Laaar Prlniar. Musi find In ordar to gat Homal I Books Tol Fraa (1) 600-888-8778 E It. R-2076 MrrtnxncmposrftoNS 7:41pm Call 352-8705 (9 to 9) Reward otlarad. Call 352 4588 tordstaila. Student Racreaoon Can iar 1111 Floor OftanhauarWa si Applicaaona aval m SRC offlca -PIANTSALE- Apply NQWI For Into cal 2-7477. OH Campus and Man Ttaewlenel Btuawnta CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED: Trtmdown Bring In Spring * ■ plant VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!! MambsrsMpdrtvaj In Moaalay HaH Daaamsm PERSONALS Fitneas. coed camp located in the Cattail Woman - Man. Earn aura income. Flexible ON SALE 0 Ed. Bdg Steps 1Oem-3:30pm IBM Beorsatlasaal Sparta asathion Apr! 9H -11 ti, Dawovar aha wa can do hours 1200-500 weekly Call 7 daya CASH • CARRY (CnKM t oan only) Saturday, Apri 20,1 tag Mountains of NY. Alt Sporta. Waaw-aaJng, 407 875-2022 ait 0861 H14 d by UAO s» 2-7164 for youl Fraa Snacks I Sign up In tia Canoeing. ROOM. Ufaguarda. Crafta. Dance. Or contact Oft-Campus Connection at Student Rec Canter Main Office by Apr 16 Aerobics. Nutrition, Kitchen, Offlca. 120 posi- 372-881S and NTSA at 372-8248. Al voluntesrs receive a free Biathlon aona. Call Camp Shane. (100) 2B2-2267. t-ahkl. FOR SALE COUNBttOlM ■ tkl8XTfWCTORS naadsdl Tfasntanewearr PMU'PMU tor mora Information call 372-2711 AUIOUPOf* There wB ba a masting Tuas. ItMIPfUNO BIATHLON tMpoMlBMl CaaB auMatat uamp. Paoono Mine. PA. Qood salary Upal (808) 886-3336. April 15th 4 16th Aa.iaa.aasnKithaFCSraaa.ina. Saturday. April 20. 1996 18" color TV and dorm fridge. CM lot price at Union Oateem-apm Offlcsr norranaaona and voeng wll Tha RacraaaonaJ Sports Biathlon Doenedeno'sSummertFel 3544)630. What erne la It7 CHEAP tood. LOTS of tun. and NO lake place at thia time axajdsa a 112 mas awtm and a Sk run. oafkraty 6 prep posatona Apply 67' Chevy Astro Van. many new parts Asking SALESMAN I laskyFamaasrcoaoVTaarnrpradlcaon ar>- 2-5Men. - Fn 1432E WooaW. HM, Time kxTJIvs Into Health M 13300 or best oflsr. Call (418) 372-3438 ask FurSe Apr* 1 Mi: Grand Prtn-B*dl Saa a naw Mm about raoa ratalons and maat •SporteoradbySalM4l.tarliatlngClub- Sign up In IN Intramural Offlca WaaL April 10th totNMnotnawei toava a maaaage. twftlmekerl 10am -*pm atthaUnivarsiyFialdHDuaa AIWA NSX 4000 Stereo System. Aland tha Cater of Faar and haar Director Laa BGSU Union Grand Baaroom EARN 8180 by 4O0pm Wsdnsaosy. April 10 SOf^Headphcne.lVCMkcophone Mun Wall ts* about his work SOeahlbitaFREEBCS Tha Sleep Lab needs woman (18-28) on oral For mors Interrnston can 372-2711 inrxel price 8485. Asking 8280 0BO Aaiamerifeel '98- April 26 Tuesday. Apr! g from en Opm Fraa hearth screenings, door prizee. demos contraoaptVM B perftOpale in a 48 hr. sleep Asians'Asian Amarteana • amar rhe aaaay or IIOCxecempHal O^pdlMlen e.penmenl Call 2-2547 or 2-2474 CM364-M04 after 5O0pm an oonlaau nowl Win 875 Cell Chneane Fraa Admlaalon and Rafraahmanta. tor Info. BGSU Graduate Turbon Voucher 3532050 or Scon 364-11 IS. Sponaorad by Sponaorad by BGSUs Human Ralalions Value -8420, eating for 8360 AaamOornmunWaaUnllad. ComrmeaOn 'oommrnsd to anhandng poetrve Forget lha Health Club! WANTED Work outside this aummar 8 gat pad while (418)666-5813 before 6:30 p.m. human releeona' ATTBlTIONUAAfl "PLANT SALE" maintaining your tan! Landscape company Greet apartment furniture tor collage Ivtng for Al members am requested M Bring In Spring w/ a plant apectaJMng m water gardens seeking depend- sale and chaapl five pace sectional $75. atingat IM and Nda • See and Kida ON SALE © Ed BKJg. Slaps 10am-3:30pm 1 taVF roommaie lor aummar and nan able amployaaa. No eiperienoo necessary kweeeai ISO. and a rectner 825. All in good l MMI Alumni Center this Ska and KidaWaakand la Apr. 12-14 CASH * CARRY (Chacks I BMfl only) school year to eve m kj 4 bdrm house w/ Located 2 ml weal of Tol. Express Airport Ap- condition. Call 354-2S27. Tuesday, el 9pm Lou of fun MM ara planned: aponaorsd by UAO ©2-7164 leroe yard and porch Must be open minded, ply: Oak Park Landscape • Weser Garden Co.. Toptcaofdlaoueelon: drva-ri. tiaatar. carnival gamaa. dancing. easy going and tun. SlSS/rro • util. Cal 3131 WtWnaf%)..Swanton. (418) 825-1438. akaang. and Ota moral Oom miss 111 352 5305. AIIINIION FALL JUNIORS ANO SENIOR: FOR RENT Upcoming Officer Elactona Free to be you and Me alBG Help wanted ad poeMone. AH ahlfta. Big Boy Aaan anofvad stuoant on campus you may ba 2 non smoking mats aubiaaaara needed tor FtMtauranB. Apply at either E. Wooster or N. Senior Sendofl Falcon Frenzy1 sligibla tor tia 8500 SICSrC Scholarship. Ap- Fall/Spring of 88 • Share rm In 2 bdrm. 2 bath Mam Sanaa. Fan 1M8 planning Siba and Kids Waakand 19B8 apt Dishwasher, fum. naw carpel. $195 .alec End of aamaaiar TaatMtaa' plloaaona ara ayaSaWa In 405 Saddwmira Stu- •3834)328'Reduced Ratee' dara8arwra»iBfCB.OssdinaiaAprli2. totesch3S2Q831. HIRtaG SERVERS and other stuff I or 2 bedroom apta. Effoenoes 6 rooms SKIN DEEP APPLY MGN. - FM. (2PM4PM) If you have any questions. CAMPUS POLLYEYES 2-4 Summer Subfssaars Needed Huge 2 bed- CAMPUS POLLYEYES 440 E. COURT ST. 300 block of E. Marry Thai Urn wfl ba shown 0 352 asja 9.10.12.15 rro.k»»aM tor 86-87 echool year. oarmot atland. or would Ike IISEducaaon room townhouee wvoasamsnt. Rant nagoaa- to join, call 2-M4gor|r»n blal Cal Hoiy or Slaph 364-7043. Wad. April 10# 8pm NEWII GRILLED CHICKEN * Summer Apartments Availabls' M channel fUAA at 1030pm ■i sa JallctalalaaVPInaa-Burrkoa aponaoradbyUAO 3 Summer Subktaaara needed Immadiatary lor Call 353-0325 HOatETVPtSTS Call UAO© 2-7184 for mora info THE WA YFA RE RSI THtS SATUR0AYI Vary dose B campus. Arc. Furraahad 3 bdrm house Cal Chria, Was. or Jeremy at PC users needed. $45,000 Income potential Coffee House This la a doeumantary about a group of 364-6521. Call 1 -600-513-4343 Ext B-8849 " Houee or Room. For Rent - That Thursday 8-1 Opm cottage etudente who coma together to dfe- Chackar'a Pub prassnts Laaar Linda's Karoko Female roommaie needed tor upcoming 729 4tt Si comer of 4ti 4 Hkjh SL Union Falcons Nest cuaa racial iaauaa. There wM baa tacet- INTERNSHIP, COOP AND VOLUNTEER avary Sun.. TUM.. Wad, avsninoa. school year. Own room, tub/ furnished, dose 4 bttrtna., central M, 11/2 bathe. For mora Info cal 2-7184 tstsd dam—Inn afterwards). OPMOTUNmn FOR FALL SEMESTER to campus ttSOVmo includes unites Cal todudeawaaher/dryer 8 can be furnished aponaoradbyUAO THE KEY YEARBOOK IS LOOKING FOR STUOY ABROAD ORIENTATION 353-54l04lsavemeaaags. Females only. 353-0325 WRITERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS. GRAPHIC Thars wll be a study abroad orientation eee- DO YOU WANT TO STOP SMOKING 7 Female Sublease* wanted for Summer. DESIGNERS Criminal Juet toe Su f Couraaa alon for atudsnta studying abroad during the Dr. Stagefa Stop Smoking System 1-2 S4JBLEABER8 NftEPEO 11 SOAno. Close to campus. Start 8/1/88 PR. AND MARKETERS GET INVOLVED IISSuSI. induded. May end of Jury.. Idly fur- Botti of thaaa couraaa ara opan to al atudanit. aummar and tha 1996 97 acadarntc year. ifr%SmxaaaFta»-100%SSBackGuaranlaa 372-5786 CALL 372-6066 OR STOP BY 26 and ara 3 crerjt houn. Introducaon to Criminal PtaMa corns toons of the following aaaaiona: Suoanor Product niahed and air conditioned on 5th and High. Diatributorahipa Avalabla CM Val 354-4162 Justice (CRJU 210). and Crima Ftcke (CPJU Tuas . Apr. 23 7 9pm 1103 Offanhauar Wail Female Sublaaiar tor aummar '96 Apt. dose WEST HALL AND CHECK US OUTI Last Announoamant 396) ara offered during the Vat ux week larm Wad .Apr. 24 7-Bpm 1104 Offanhauar Wast to campus Own room, S225rmo. Cal Trans 1886-87 school yaar. 2 bdrm. fum. or unturn. (May 2D thru Juno 28). CRJU 210 (MTWH Plaasa catl Saty Raymont at 372-0308 If you CallBOO-HERESHELP ©354 0523 Loos) manufacsjnng company has need of apts 1600 par mo. Ind. free heal, waler. 100-230) la a required couraa for al CJ txtMarwojjoattans. pert Dme unakiled production amployaaa. Male or lemala 2 share 2 bdrm Townhouse |aawar.flM4HBO. 70S 7ti St 364-0814. majors. CPJU (TR 8:00pm - 8.00pm) Ma an These jobs are mamly aasemDry of smal parts. Tha African American Grad. Stuoant Aaaoc. Futty turraahed. no u»l..t200 par mo. Arbors ol aiactiva. II you'd law further informanon or want Don't ruin your apring vacation bacauaa you'ra Work 1635 hours a waak around your acheef 835 5th Sasat - 3 bdrm. and uol room house 1 Proudty Presents BG: Pond In back cal Ron at 354 1523 or ban Year lease. 1750. uM. CM 362-8382 asaietance tspjaatrtnQ for the couraa. call Tim too chaap to buy a tanning narkaoa. schedule. Only one block off BGSU campus. ASTEPSHOWEXTRAVAGAN2A Campus Tanning' 352 7889 354«435. south of Wooeter Street, to you can walk or Canar at 372-0373. A benefit parformanca avant for Clean, Deluxe 2 bdrm. fum dishwashers, resi- dm*. Many BGSU students work at thai plant. dent mgr . A/C heel, water 4 aswar prov Dr. Miguel Omalaa Human Reiatone Award Proract Saarch MatoorFemaee Sublaaiar needed aummar months Rate of pay • 8425 per hour Com. by to pick Need May renters - CM Greg 3544)401 after 1908 Winner to ba announoad at tie apring Saturday.Aprili3.iBH> EUROPE 822* CanbbaarvMa.icoJlSO Call 352 2472 up an application form. Advanced Specially Spm. program of lha Human flalaponi Commlialon, 7:00 p.m. Products. Inc. 426 Ckiugh Street. Bowing April 0 at 8pm In Ofacamp 101. Also ahowkig 101 Oscamp Hall Ba a ItM flaiibla and aava US Wall halp you bast tha sitna pricaa. Mete or female eubtoaaer from now un« May. Green. OH 43402. Efk. 1l2odrm.apta mhouaea Tha Color of Fear, a naw Mm about raoa ra- Prica 110 (indudas aharparty) !22S/mo. Close to campus. Electric t phone 12 mo. lesasa only atarOng In May. Siava Dostmaoons worldwide HATtONAL PARKS HtRMG laaons. and inroduang the IHmakar. laa Mun Ticksta ara Bursarabla only Very race apt Cal 363-3212. Sjrinh 362-6817, (no calls after 9O0pm). Wan who war a* about Na work. Fraa Adrtila- All procaada aril ba Jonaasd dractfy to AinHrrcHaoo-32a-2oo» Poaoona ara now a varied, al Masons Parks, aton and nafnahmania. tts Psacs Champion Fund akhiich© naa30m.com Male or female leaser tor aummar. 8275 enlre Forests 8 WMIa Preserves Excellent bane- FrssNoRsntl aummar. Own room. Ckjee B campus. Cal ML Ita 8 bonuaaal CM: 1-206-871-3620 an N In exchange, you provlds 15-20 firs, child cars HEVYOUII Hay UAO Spring Breakers I chele 352-8470 per weak. Summer and/or academic year. 1 Coma maat rhaNaw Dasn 55445 You can pick-up your aacunty dapoalt begin- World Stuoant Association - block from BGSU. Non smoking Must hays ol tha Col lags of Bualnaas Adminlstrason nlng Apr! 15th in tha Student AcBvioai Otace kit amat tonal Waakl Need 2 aubliaiars for aummar. 1 more tor last NEED MONEY? chad care experience and references at A Town Masting wllh 330 Unrvererty Union. Cal UAO © 2-7184 for Evsnt: Imamattonal Dinner - Beyond lha Ho- season. Eiralant location Big white house SIJMMERJOBSINFOOO 353-9102. morairao. rteon' a wondarful avanlng ol Iniamaaonal Dr Jamaa SulUvan across from Mark's 536 E. Wooster 363-5464 OPERATIONS FOR BGSU STUDENTS nods, lasrson. and enextainmenl Don't miss Data: Aprils. I8S6 APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT Houaae. 1 4 2 badiudii Fumiahsd apta. MM MEMBERS Need two aummar roommaiea. AC Chaap id Time: 200 3 30om STUDENT EMPLOYME NT AND ALL i yeer. 9 month, and summer leases HSA MEMBERS Rant. Cloas to osmpua. Cat 353-3321 (Mas). Tans t Placs: 7pm Urwtad Method*! Church. Locaaon: 2nd Fl. BA Lounge FOOD OPERATIONS DttMG UNITS. CM 362-7454 Interested in running for Counol for 1998-97? If ISOSE.WooatsrAva. All eludent welcome Needed two roommates for 88-97 school year. C STORE S, AND SNACK BARS. ao. atop by tie Honora Office Wad . Apr! 10 al New 2 bdrm apt Air, rtapoaMla. dishwasher p/a: Tlckata tor Intsrnatlonal Dinnar wll bo on aponaorsd by ths Dean'a Advisory Council cal Jams at 362-1427. 8O0 for rafraahmanta and a ahort Informational 2 car garage 8680 plus utl Limn 2 people. sals starling Monday, Apr! 8 m tha Union meeeng Find out what Council Is all about ff HOTIHOTIHOTI RECREATION AIDE/SUMMER: Temporary Pamier - Experience helpful, fuH-eme aummar. CM 363-1731. you can't maka It, you can aOI run for a position Foysr from 10am-6pm. 1 ickat saiaa will contin- Loae 20 iba by summer breaki lull-rime poareon to work with davstopmsntally Call Don BuMr 352-2707. ue dnjng tha same hours (106) throughout rlaahtad persona In a aummar day camp pro- and wa hope to aaa you at akKtJona on Wad.. Naw matsbolam brsakthrough ParaMgel/littgalon Aaaisunl fMttattfMRADfrnjDENTS lha waak urn* tckats ara aok) out. Gat tie gram. Poeieon wll begin June 17th and end Apr. 17Q8:15pm. Results guaranteed! Fraa grft w/ pur chase Pan -erne tor local raaaarch firm 2 bdmi. AJC. gas heat, new paint. 8 sckstaoonl August ieti. Monday through Friday. 830 - 829 95 coat Cal 1 800-334 1664 Must poeeeaa sicssent raaaarch skills. carpet, quiet area, laundry. 85007mo g 330. Starting pay wU ba M 82 par hour. And document preparation. Reply: Jay-Mar Apta. HSA SPRING COFFEEHOUSE Strongly prefer person with previous educa World BtudsntAiiatlatlon POBox-441 Bowling Green. OH 43402 April 11 ootveipsnsncs In ths MR/DO field or recrea ORADSTUOENTSJ^ROFESSIONAL 7:41pm Bon area. Reeumee or appllcationa wl be ac- TUM. Apr.». Thefcotor of Fear coaponsorad 1 Bdrm w/ study, naw. ArC, gas heal, 11 th Floor Onanhauar by tia Human Halations Commlaaion (101 cepted Monday - Fnday. 800am - 430pm. No Pert 6 Ful tans Lawnmowing Positions ceramic tts, plush apta, laundry 857(Vmo The Finest Beef phone eels please Sunshine Inc. of NW Ohio, Otacsmp8pm-10pm) INTERNSHIP, CO-OP AND VOLUNTEER Aval tor immediate hinng The Homestead 7223 MaumeaWeetam Road. Maumee. Ohio Ths Color of Faar at a groundbraaking doeu- c4»poflTut*rnEs FOR FALL SEMESTER. Call Kn.ckarbockar Lawns 352 5335 Served Anywhere. 43537.Arr HRManaosr. mantary Mm about tha staia of raoa ralMona In THE KEY YEARBOOK IS LOOKING FOH SENK3IVORAD STUDENTS Amanca as saan through lha ayaa ol eight man WRITERS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. GRAPHC Ro • Needed POWDER 162 bdrm, quiet area, gas hast of various MhnldtkM. Tha director of the tam DESIGNERS. Now thru Jury Thafa what MSJa tnd In Created BuBa, Co. 8390 > 8495 - Liberty St Laa Man Wah wll ba on hand lor an opan dis- PR AND MARKETERS GET INVOLVED. 10B1/2N Mam Apt G Creswd BuBt Mountain Rasort oflsr you an 364-6036 cuaaton and praaantsadn attar Via Mm. Every- CALL 372 80*6 OR STOP BY 28 Convarsant Location excelsnt opportunity to experience psradae ansfsW II WEST HALL AND CHECK US OUT I Right Across from the bars. You can ski. work, play and earn a 8500 schol- 81 fJO/month. Plaaaa call 353-7416 arahip Crsawd Buna Mountain Raaort wB ba mRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: M.W, C holding an orientation meeting tor our student Summer SuMoaeera Needed BIATHLON - APRl 10: M.W OPEN GOLF Sublaaang entire apt. on 6th St. LOST*FOUND employment program on 4/12 In tia Adim Chaap Rates. Big HOUM. Backyard, Front J t TOURNAMENT ■ APRl 24. PICK UP ENTRY Starting NOW 8 possible Fail Slog 110 at 6pm Porch to share Call 354-1152. AN< FORM IN 130 UNIVERSITY FCLD HOUSE Cal Swoh 384-8107 AIL ENTRIES DUE BY 400PM ON DUE nilatll Bi knguai Spanlah apsaaJng inckd- Loatpaaaport. SUMMER SUBLEASE RS NEEDED DATE. duafa naadad tor job coaching In Lucas. San Mual find In ordar to go homa Raward oflarad apadoua 4 bdrm house - 4ti and high dusky, and Wood Counaes 17-88OOmr Own CM352-45M. NTRAMURLS PRACT1CUM OPPORTUNI cal: 352-7578 tranaportaoon required Ssnd letter and rs TES: APPLICATIONS FOR SMD AND REC tume by April 10. 1886 ID: TDH EntarpriMa, MAJORS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FALL SE- Summer auoleaaira needed for 5 bedroom house. Close to campue For mora Into cal lie PO Box 906, Port Canton. OH 43452. SERVICES OFFERED MESTER. PICK UP APPLICATION IN 130 EOE. UNtVERSITY FELD HOUSE DEACHNE IS 363-4414 or 372-4507 or 372-6174. APRS. 19.1988. Summer Subtsaeer Needed Sudani Painters la curremfy locking tor hard working, motivated atudsnta to til production Pregnant? Call Marsha at 354 8062 Management Inc. See a new htm about race reiasona and mast manager and pairrtor posBona tor thai aummar. F raa Pregnancy tsaa ConfldanOal and thefilmekarl Have some fun In tie eun whae earning 16 SO - caring. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Cemer Atland thaCotor of Faar, and hear Director 8760 par hour. PosnWna are aval able In si 1045 N. Main St Laa Mun Wah tak about Na work HELP WANTED suburbs of C level end. Akron, Toledo. Colum- WB housaalt and oars tar your homa (mow Tuesday. Apr! 0 from 610pm bus. M wM M ham In Bowing Green For lawn, ahovai snow, ate) whsa you're away; e 110 decamp Hall mora Info and an application call 146 North Main Bowling Green LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 120 1/2 (upper) mo. or longar. Mum laa 30s female Refer- Fraa Admlaalon and Rsfrsahamanta 1-800-6433782. N. Prospect St. dose to downtown 6 ences avaleble 3513414 Sponaorad by BGSUs Human Relations campus 12/mo lease starts. B-15-86 up Commieeion 'cornmmed ID anhandng positive RE SI DENT ADWSOR Stodenta wanted now to 4 occupants »750/mo . ut*. 353 hurrawralalorai' GAU valuable anpenence by and lor cut akaang Into aummar 5800 SkjKap-SigKap-SigKap becommg a summer resdent Now accepting appkcationa Ths Man of Sigma Kappa would advisor. Position oparanga: CfwrcfeTe Supermarket iJit African American graduate Student Association like to welcome our newest member MDrtartQaand avarwipa avMapkt of (Bowling Qrten State University Erin Morton ProulHall-Upperdaasmen AppN at Churcfkl'i Supermarket Welcome and Congrafulaeons ErinII Kohl Hall Freshman Program 1141 S Man St. Bowling Green Proudly (Presents... Sajlulp-SajKap'SajKap Across from Wat Mart PlckupapplK*rkxwri440Saddk.mire Management Inc. SKIN DEEP Studanl SarvKaa Thialrnwtlbaariownat Sut rBuekr. Appkcanona due by Monday Apr 15 Are you an antreprenaur? NEW 1 BEDROOMS - HILLSOALE IISEducaaon APTS 1045 N. Main St. (behind Wed ApnllOOSpm G^ael opportunity, low start up cost office) only 4 left atartkig B-15-86 sponaorad by UAO Managemenl tranlng Call UAO© 2-7164 tor more info Earn up ID 8900 par week $350/mo 353-5800 0W&*** Tnla M a documentary about a group of 81750 weakly poaaibts mating our droaara Vehicle reouaed. i No experience requred Begin now. For Intb- OaB Oksaraand InfsjaDon cal 301-306-1207. 1-800-361 4074 250 Counselors 8 Instructors needed I 7:00 P.M. SOFTBAU PLAYERS WANTED Privets), coed aummar camp In Pscono Mna.. TROPICAL FtESOATS HiajNQ Man's B1 or B2 League at Carter Park In BG NE Pamaylvanai. Lohkan. Bo. 234BO. Enty-level 4 parser poataont anaMNl wond- KenHwonh. HI 07033(808) 2760886. Saturday, Tuesday raghts 835 tor BG resident or ISO fro wkfe (HawaJ. Mexico. Cantbaan. ale). Wart- Management Inc. 101 non-BG resident. Cal Bob Millar at staff, housekeepers. SCUBA diva leaders, fit- April 13th 418-474-1733. Are you *Outgomg noes cauneetora, and more. EVERGREEN APTS - 215 E. POE Olscamp •Self MMvased Call Raaort Employment Services RO. 1 BDRM or EFFICIENCY unlta TOLEDO FIRM n ■Goel-OnenkKl 1 206-871 36O0 ext RSS443 15mln wa* to MaoVScaance BWg Hall ACCT. CS. MKTQ. S PURCH •A Team Player $225 4 $330rYnonttT. only 12 left lor mayors wkh 3.0 GPA'stor •SaaaaEapiKanca 1906-07 353-5800 M-afneJune ■ Oaoambar PosHnna helpful but not ItoSOTrnsnt). (No May 'SSgrada) Tha BG Nawa ia looking tor aucoaaatul advan- Apply wan resume 8 ranecrtpt laing account eaecutrvse lor FM 18fWrSpring to Co-op: 310 Student Ssrvksa. 1887. Apoaoaaona avMaNa at 204 Waal Hal ••■*•■ 0 ora2 24S1Hyou,raonHa. or can John Viroewk at 372-2606 tor mors ds CA "t^^MP " Management Inc. Come hear the Best local bands at... NEW 2 BEIJflOOMS - HILLSOALE Ticket (Price: $10 At the 'Door: $10 APTS 1045 N. Main SI (behind office) only 2 M for 1986-87 »600/mo 353 Howard's clubM 5800 AFTER PARTY: FREE! ,WvvMoo-Sot I