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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. A The BG News /olume 8 5/lssuell2 A daily independent student press Thursday, March 25,1999 Kosovo Student prepares for ice show rocked by job and is highly appreciated By LINE ANETTE among her peers. DJUVE Julie Brown, publicity direc- massive The BG News tor for the Ice Classics '99, said This weekend a University she is amazed with the kind of airstrikes student will make her dream work Eland has put into her job come true after eight months of as director. The Associated Press hard work. "She is very organized," WASHINGTON — American Meredith Eland, a junior Brown said. "She's been really planes and ships led an opening i Columnist Jud Laipply sports management major, will efficient. I don't think people wave of airstrikes on Yugoslavia says warm weather direct the annual Silver Blade realize what a big commitment Wednesday that included the leads to 'spring flings.' Figure Skating Club as they it is." first-ever combat use of the Air perform Ice Classics 99' in Find- Eland has been responsible Force B-2 stealth bomber. "The lay, Ohio. for selecting the theme for this dangers of acting now are clear- The show will feature 100 year's show, which will be ly outweighed by the risks of I Guest columnist Louis girls from the age of four to 18, "Dance Fever." She said "Dance failing to act," President Clinton Lomasky vents her in addition to three former U.S. Fever" will feature pop music said. frustration with the Olympians. The show is espe- from the '40s through today. Calling the Kosovo crisis cially meaningful to her She also had to cut all the "full-blown," Clinton said the new e-mail system. because she is an ice skater her- music down to an appropriate NATO action was aimed in part self. length before choosing solo and at deterring Yugoslav President Eland said ice skating is her feature skaters. Eland has Slobodan Milosevic "from con- choreographed some of the tinuing and escalating his and nation 4 passion, yet she admits the Photo Provided show has taken much prepara- show numbers in addition to attacks on helpless civilians." tion and patience. helping out with costumes for Meredith Eland, a junior sports management major, smiles Speaking from the White the children and the logo House moments after a barrage B-2 stealth bomber Eland said although she was after two of her ice skaters place in a recent competition. only 20 years old when she was design for the show. Classics. ever, she mainly sees herself of air- and sea-launched cruise Eland believes she is quali- missiles struck at Yugoslav air makes debut as the hired last September, it was "She has a real talent," working in the corporate side. fied to do the job. defenses, Clinton acknowledged U.S. bombs Kosovo. such an opportunity that she Brown said. "She's been an "I'm really interested in pub- could not let her young age stop "I've been skating since I the risk of American and allied unbelievable role model for the lic relations," she said. "I want her from taking the offer. was four," she said. "I've to be the link between the com- losses. But he said those risks kids. She's always on time and "I just wanted to do my always helped out when I've munity and the athletes." were outweighed by the dangers she has a tremendous skating of not acting resolutely in the I Shepard trial began best," she said. "It was always been in shows before, and I've For now though, the Ice face of unrelenting Serb aggres- yesterday in Wyoming. something I thought I could do coached since 1 got here (BGSU) ability. It's been a gift for these Classics '99 is a major priority sion against ethnic Albanians in and that I loved to do." both in BG and in Findlay." kids to be exposed to her." for Eland. Kosovo. In addition to serving as In addition, her precision So what is this 21-ycar-old's For those interested in "Only firmness now can pre- president and skater on the team is doing well. secret to success? attending Ohio's annual ice vent greater catastrophe later," University precision ice skating "We got third in Nationals "It is all about asking the show, performances will be the president said. He promised team, she also leaches private last year and fifth this year," she right questions, taking it one held at the Hancock Recreation a more complete explanation of skating lessons. said. step at a time and not letting Center, 3430 N. Main St. in the NATO attacks later in an On top of her University According to Brown, Eland's myself get overwhelmed," she Findlay, Friday, Mar. 26 and Sat- Oval Office address to the Amer- responsibilities, she said direct- efforts and skills are being said. urday, Mar. 27 at 7:30 p.m. and ican public. ing the ice show is time con- passed on to the children she is As for the future, Eland Sunday, Mar. 28 at 2 p.m. Tick- Explosions rocked Pristina, suming. wishes to stay involved in ath- ets can be reserved by calling directing and rehearses with Kosovo's capital, and air raid letics and figure skating How- (419)424-5961. Eland is doing an enormous four days a week for the Ice sirens filled the air in the Yugoslav capital of Belgrade. U.S. defense officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said CSC celebrates 20th Anniversary the NATO raids would continue unabated for hours, perhaps BG baseball ready to By KIM WILFONG He believes the University days, to disable what U.S. offi- would benefit from coming cials call a strong Serb air face Dayton. The BG News together during this celebration. defense network. • • • « » There are over 900 of them "Individuals can make differ- SPIRIT WEE Defense Secretary William I Tennis teams open working at the University every ences just by the power of an Cohen told a Pentagon briefing MAC play this day. They clean the halls, serve idea and communicating it to Sponsored By: The Classified Wednesday afternoon that there food and trim grass. Friday they others," he said. was air-to-air combat, but "our weekend. will be taking some time off to The CSC was established Mar. aircraft have safely returned" celebrate their birthday. 14, 1979, after classified staff Staff Council and The after the first wave. The Classified Staff Council were asked by President Eiollls A defense official, speaking i - (CSC) will be celebrating their Moore to join the Personnel Ser- Family Campaign. on condition of anonymity, said Opinion 2 20th anniversary by sponsoring vices Advisory Committee. The at least one Yugoslav MiG fight- a Spirit Day this Friday for the purpose of the Classified Staff er was shot down. Page Three 3 University. The Family Cam- Council is to serve as a voice for When: Friday, March 26 The attacks began shortly World and Nation 4 paign, a University philan- all full- and part-time hourly after darkness fell in Yugoslavia, Sports 8 thropy, will co-sponsor the employees, excluding students. Where: The Falcons' Nest with Navy ships and sub- Sports Agate 9 event. "It (the CSC) keeps the lines of marines in and around the Adri- NOW 10 This event will help make communication open between Why: To celebrate the CSCs atic Sea. people more aware of the staff the administration and the and the work that goes in to run- hourly workers," Samelak said. 20th anniversary. For more coverage, see ning a University, said Jay Same- World and Nation, page four. hat? lak, chairman of the CSC • See SPIRIT, page seven. "Only firmness now can prevent greater Well- known author University adopts new program catastrophe later." storms into University Multicultural students learn leadership skills By IRENE SHARON tor and LSU treasurer, brought one staff member involved in President Clinton the program to the University CLDP. Participants must have a which writers they would like SCOTT on NATO airstrikes By ALEXANDRIA DIETZ after attending a conference 2.0 GPA and be enrolled in at to be part of the series. The BG News sponsored by USHLI. least 12 credit hours per semes- The BG News "We just come up with a The Collegiate Leadership He said his goal is to bring ter. writer we are interested in, As part of the Creative Writ- Development Program (CLDP) together University administra- In addition, participants must ing Program's Reading Series, Conroy said. "Then we contact is a recently developed Universi- tors and multicultural students attend five of the six weeks in author Rick Moody will be them to see if they would be ty program that is geared toward order to receive a certificate of onica interested in coming." so students can learn how the doing a reading at 7:30 tonight training multicultural students. completion from the director of Normally, the readings are University operates. in 117 Olscamp. The CLDP is training multi- USHLI, Dr. Juan Andrade Jr., at Check out: held in Prout Hall. They are "The program gives students A question and answer ses- cultural students in becoming the end of the program moved to Olscamp when a big- a chance to have more personal www.bgnews. sion will be held beforehand at effective leaders on campus. Brewer said that through the 3.30 p.m. in the East Hall library ger crowd is expected. relationships with administra- "1 believe all college students program, multicultural students com lounge. "When we expect more peo- tors," Brewer said. "Also, it's an have the capacity to become are able to voice their concerns to News, web extras and a Moody is the author of the ple, we need a bigger room, opportunity to network and administrators directly. said Mary McGowan, the cre- leaders," said Manny Vadillo, establish resources. For example, whole lot more. 1994 novel "The Ice Storm," "Rather than going through which was made into a Golden ative writing program secretary. CLDP adviser. "Leaders are ones administrators could use stu- channels, they can go to the top," Globe nominated movie. It was Conroy also said a large who understand how the system dents for future projects." he said Want to get in touch? released in the fall of 1997 and crowd is expected for Moody's works and how one can work CLDP is a six-week program Vadillo emphasized that it is bgnews@bgnet. starred Kevin Kline and Sigour- reading. with the system to make appro- divided into three sections to important that minority students ney Weaver. "We are hoping for a big priate changes that will benefit cover various aspects of the Uni- are informed about how the Uni- crowd," Conroy said. "We had a bgsu.edu Moody's other novels others." versity's structure that generally versity works, so if they have include "Purple America" and good turn-out at the last read- affects multicultural students. Your direct line to your CLDP is a collaborative effort concerns they can express them. "Garden State." He also has a ing and we are hoping for good Two weeks are spent on the three The supporters of CLDP hope newspaper short story collection titled reception for this one, too." among the United States Hispan- components of the CLDP, which to accomplish three goals "Ring of Brightest Angels The Creative Writing Pro- ic Leadership Institute (USHLI) are administration, operations through the program. Or call us: Around Heaven." gram's Reading Series will con- in Chicago, 111., the Center for and academics. Additionally, The goals are to train multi- tinue through April 22, with the According to Alicia Conroy, Multicultural and Academic Ini- students meet weekly for three- cultural students for leadership creative writing graduate stu- last reader being Kathy Fagan, a hour long meetings at an on- 372-6966 tiatives (CM & AI) and the Lati- roles on campus, establish posi- dent, the creative writing pro- visiting poet. Readings are held campus location. tive relationships with Universi- gram gets together and decides at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays. no Student Union (LSU). According to Vadillo, there are Jason Brewer, CLDP coordina- only 24 student participants and • See CLDP , page seven.

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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Willong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Spring flings bring out the "players" 1 Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer It is close to that time of the sets up a date lor Saturday night. one really care Sports Editor Graphics Editor year. There is something about He has not told either of them I suppose that one might be springtime that throws people about the other one at all. So, wondering what in the world 1 Tony Cavallario into passion frenzies or into peri- what do we have so far? Is he a am talking about. Just think Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller ods of questioning. player? Or is he not doing any- about II. Men and women are Web Editor Every year when the weather thing wrong? constantly having some sort of problem with the other. A large Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown starts to warm up, when people Okay, so now the weekend Assistant Managing Editor begin to shed the sweaters and comes, Friday night he goes out part of those problems come Chief Reporter put on the halter tops and tank with Jane, has a great time and from the perceptions that we tops, and when spring flings even does a liltle smooching. Sat- have of the other gender in begin to take place, something urday nighl the same thing hap- issues such as the above men- happens. Perhaps you already pens, he has a good time with tioned. What do you think about Angie and they kiss as well. So il? What would you do if it were It was ,i little hard nol to notice all ol the USG hopeluls running understand what I am talking my next segment, with the high- now where does this leave us? Is you? around the Union and the Library soliciting votes for this year's about, the fact that during the er number of people thai will be Bob in the wrong? My guess is Some people might feel that election. Even The BG News helped on the campaign trail by grant- spring it seems that more people dating as soon as Ihe weather that most women would feel that unless (here is the "talk" about ing the four L'SG presidential tickets equal space on the front page break up than any other time of gets nice, I pose ,i question to Bob is being a player and there being exclusive, then everything of Tuesday's edition. It also appeared that each presidential ticket the year. you: What makes a player? The else is free game, while others was to be granted equal space on Page 2 as well, with each ticket Not only that, but more peo- are some men out there that word that is used to describe would feel the same. (The rest of feel thai there should be a level responding to a question posed by The News. I feel, though, that a ple start to date someone during many of the men on campus here of respect that if you are going serious disadvantage was levied against three of the four presiden- the spring as well, and of course the guvs .lie wishing that they leads me to question what il real- out with someone you should tial tickets on Page 2 of The News. This came in the form of an edi- there are plenty of "spring were Bob). ly means. Can a woman be a not be kissing anyone else torial, placed directlv beside the four presidential responses, written flings," those one night stands of So this leads us lo an interest- player? What are ihe require- behind their back. by Editor-in-Chief Mike Wendling favoring the Gault/Chipps tick- passion-filled kissing or other 7 ing debate. Is Bob being a play- pleasures that seem to take ments? Are there any Or is it a er? When did he become a play- I guess it all comes down to et. personal thing? What a player is I le is entitled to his opinion, and like any other student has the place. Call it a phenom or what- er? When he kissed them both? personal preference. It is also to one person is nol necessarily a right to have that opinion printed in The BG News. I believe how- ever you want, but it does exist, When he failed to tell either girl something that most people player lo another. ever that his editorial, which was printed the day of election, may and if Mother Nature ever stops about the other? What doe- lie don'l even think about until it 1 have unfairly swung any students who were "on the fence" before this barrage of coldness, you'll So here is a scenario Let's saj do now Should he tell each girl happens to them. So what do the election. This in and of itself is the nature of campaigning and see it happen again. we have a guy named Hob. Bob about the other? you think about it? I low would there is nothing wrong with that. What I feel is unfair is that no Maybe it is the newfound is a pretty nice guy, he's a junior Now, let's switch it around. you handle the situation? other editorials similar to Wendling's appeared in The BG News. 1 sense of freedom from being and is single So he meets Jane, Jane, after going out with Bob, Because I am telling you now, am sure that there are student leaders on this campus that would cooped up all winter. Maybe for thinks that Jane is cool so he gels also has another date on Satur- when -prmg fling time rolls have endorsed Maryann, Bree, or Kris, within the pages of The BG some it is the thought of going her number. Two days later he day nighl. So what does this around, this could happen to News if given the chance. This chance was obviously not offered home for the summer. Who meets Angie, thinks that Angie is make her? For the most part, I you or one of your friends. though, as Wendling's editorial is the only one which appears in the knows? I know that I don't and I cool so he gets her number. That am guessing that she would be News. probably never will, so rather night he calls Jane and sets up a considered as "playing Ihe field" jud Laipply is a columnist for 1 understand that editorials are printed in the order in which they than try to figure it out, I just date for Friday night, after talk- by most. So is this fair? What The News and frantically awaiting are received. The editorial board of The BG News should have accept it. ing with Jane lor a little while he about Bob? Is he a player or just Ins shot at ti spring fling. He can be taken into account the timeliness of Wendling's article, though. This of course leads me into hangs up and calls Angie and "playing the field?" Does any- reached at [email protected]. Wendling himself, being the Editor-in-Chief, should have forseen the impact his editorial may have had, being printed on the first day of the election. The information he printed about the tickets in his Lotus Notes has numerous problems editorial has been a part of each candidate's platform for an extend- It is now plain to the campus which Lotus Notes searches for previous e-mail transitions peo- ed period of time. Wendling could have taken the majority of the lhat various ITS managers are user names, those who have the ple were left with the old servers information in his article and printed it on Monday, or the previous unfit to hold the jobs with which misfortune of sharing a name and old pieces of software so week I lowever, Wendling's article appeared on the most important they have been vested. This lat- with another of the 18,000+ thai there would be no sizable da) ol USG elections, without opposing views from supporters of est fiasco with Lotus Noles email users at BGSU will suffer breaks in service. Indeed, past Maryann, Bree, or Kris. Wendling should have used the space to "Unknown User" messages. transitions were virtually seam- promote the USG elections and their importance to the student demonstrates this all too clearly. This was never a problem with less. This might be noted in the body, or solicited editorials from other student leaders on campus ITS decided to invest a small for- tune of funds, tapped from the Pine, and-such a problem could transition from Elm to Pine, or favoring the other three tickets. This second choice would still have pockets of Ihe student popula- certainly have been avoided the addition of BGNet to the printed Wendling's article, while at the same time maintaining the with virtually any other piece of already available Opie and equal coverage The News has granted to each of the tickets, which tion whom they have been hired e-mail software. BGSUVAX servers. up until Tuesday had been flawless to represent, into a notoriously buggy and unreliable piece of Further, as many people In conclusion, this transition software. David Foss ly inconsiderate thing to do, but know, before the firewalls were has been a costly one. The soft- USG Senator ITS, instead of staying with also demonstrated a remarkable set up such as to coerce people to ware is costly. The work needed Pine, a free piece of software that lack of foresight on the part of switch lo Lotus Notes as a pri- to maintain this software is cost- This was a personal opinion and does nol necessarily represent is not nearly so labor intensive as ITS. A sensible person might mary e-mail server, it was an ly. The server is costly. The the views of the Undergraduate Student Government or the mem- Lotus Notes, opted for a very have heeded the colloquialism easy feat to use any one of a inconvenience inflicted upon the bers thereof. labor intensive and unreliable that "haste makes waste" and number of e-mail clients. Such is BGSU community in a time so piece of software in Lotus Notes. waited until summer to embark only becoming more difficult. close to midterms is costly. It is Letters to the Editor policy Those of us who capitalized upon this fiasco. Should one have not wanted to very sad that Dr. Ann Marie Lan- 7 upon the opportunity granted us use Pine one could just have eas- caster and other, if there were Do you agree with all of this The BG News encourages all student, faculty, One might also wish to note administrative and lixul Inpui Irani any and all people who have a strong opin- ily used Eudora, Pegasus, Inter- other, managers involved in the to learn about the bee that that ITS has opted for a piece of ion. The BG News will nol clistrimmtnate upon letters solely based on a person's net Explorer, etc. All this transi- transition did not have the fore- opinion. We offer two at enues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. lodged itself in ITS manage- software that will nol run on ment's bonnet when Ihe utterly tion has served to do is to limit sight or care enough for the peo- ■ tellers to the Editor, letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two Macintoshes unless the Macin- typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current issue on our options. ple upon whom she has imposed patronizing web page about the tosh hard drive is named Macin- the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. e-mail transition was made pub- these costs to even deem them ■ Guest Columns, longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as tosh HD. It seems somewhat Perhaps the most disturbing worthy of consultation. Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- lic were presented with several ironic that Lotus Notes has element comprising this demon- ered based on topic relevance and quality. arguments for the switch. shown itself to be equally unreli- stration of ITS ineptitude is the Perhaps, in light of the To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and upcoming contract renewals for leave It In Ihe Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send It on e-mail to According to the good people able on the Dells in the comput- blatant violation of client auton- bgnews^bgnet.bgsu.edu and give it the subject, "Letter to the Editor". at Information Technology Ser- er labs around the BG campus omy. The university had the various ITS managers, ITS will make an attempt to remedy this Space limitations may prevent The News from punting all letters received. The vices the transition was under- (as it was developed by IBM). common courtesy to ask stu- News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- taken so that another "pipe" Notes is also notorious for delet- dents for opinions and concerns debacle. Perhaps ITS manage- edges all entries submitted for publication. might be granted Ihe BGSU com- ing the contents of one's inbox about a matter as trivial as the ment will have the courtesy and the decency to make Pine as Copyright 'Si 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Repnnting of any munity. What ITS failed to tell should they not properly log out. sort of canned beverages that the material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is everybody is that this additional Pine, and numerous other e-mail student population might care to accessible as it was before this prohibited. pipe could have been gained clients (the cost of which are far consume. transition and remove the pres- The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and is pub- sure that they have rather rudely without the disposal of Pine and less than that of Lotus Notes), In the matter of whether or lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- bear neither of these faults. placed upon the student popula- ter. without the e-mail shut-down to not we would like to stay with a which we were held victim. tion to switch to an riinreliab,le Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily In recent days Lotus Notes free and reliable piece of soft- and unfamiliar e-mail server. ;

those of ihe student body, faculty, University administration or The BG Indeed, making e-mail inac- has also begun to demonstrate ware, used by the vast majority " ■•• News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff. cessible to the BGSU community yet another of its numerous of people at BGSU or switch to a The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto during a time that was so close bugs, at the expense of those buggy, costly and unfamiliar e- Louis Lomasky is a guest colum- ries or photograph descriptions. to and, indeed, overlapped using e-mail at BGSU. Because mail client, the BGSU communi- nist. He can be reached at Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. midterms was not only an utter- of the rather idiotic manner in ty was not even consulted. In [email protected]. r, website of the day z> PEOPLE SLCJ

good idea — my lunch turned spiteful on This attitude in turn breeds a sensation B Do you think J me. I managed to peel an orange, with of turning inward, so that I have a sense all the sticky messmess that entails, only of disturbing isolation in spite of the fact NATO should have to find that it was black inside. I figure that I spoke at length to more people begun air strikes? that's what I get for expecting my food to today than in the last four combined It's speak to me, so it'll be awhile before I do Why or why not? by Jackie Martin that again (or eat an orange Funny how as though all those conversations sod of one bad experience makes a stronger happened to me. rather brushing the Collette Peugeot Shelly Jones As I write this, I have a raging Senior Sophomore impression than a long store of positive headache, a deadline in about an hour, surface and sliding off than actually Interior Design Interior Design and hordes of disparate birds flocking ones.) Meanwhile, the other people in engaging my being, making it difficult to No, because we've "No. My little brother the dining hall will no doubt be relieved earned ourselves a just joined the across the blank arena that was once a produce any witty insights into human that I no longer appear to be talking to bad reputation as the Marines." functional mind. Don't think these phe- nature world's police and we nomena are unrelated. myself. Unfortunately (obviously), my muse can't even effectively I'm not sure exactly how I anticipated I've tried every procrastinating method deal with our own hasn't visited me I'll have to have a this process working today. I don't nor- in the book in the hopes that something problems." mally have a specific notion as to what would crop up. I even tried studying for a stern talk with him the next time he does. Matt Jaquillard Sophomore I'll write about until I see my topic unfold lab exam, but no, nothing. I asked my What good is the muse-writer relation- Computer Science friends for ideas, and realized that they before me, but I've been too busy and ship if the writer remains uninspired? "Ves, the strikes are o bitter lately for that to occur. My mental are essentially worthless when it truly (But then, I've taken the liberty of necessary action. My acuity has not been engaged to the matters. What am I supposed to do friend Jeff Vinci told assuming a male muse; reliability and fullest degree: my perception has been here, write about only the things that me." accountability might not be an option. barely functional enough to allow me to strike me as interesting or bizarre? I'm And don't lecture me about how the recognize the people who greet me as I pretty certain that you don't really want a Paul Shimelonis Chad Richardson traverse the campus, let alone find some guided tour through my twisted psyche Muses are female; classical society Sophomore Senior Sociology oddity of BG life to transform into an off- And maybe it's not exactly bitterness allowed only males to express creativity, Business "Yes - did we give "Yes. I think the air that's prevented my normal sharp-witted beat |ournal entry. and naturally they would be inspired by up when the strikes are neces- (I'm being facetious, of course) observa- So I fervently hoped that a pitying women All right, I promise that's the end Germans bombed sary to keep order muse would drop an idea in my path tions But I have been preoccupied by Peart Harbor?" in the world." of my feminist diatribe for the day.) today, write a word on my mind, some- random scholastic endeavors, and won- thing. I looked at my activities and sur- dering if on some level, I wasn't justified So help me out here: be entertaining • People on the street is intended as an unscientiltc sample ot the student population The views presented here do not necessanly reflect the opinions ot The News But we print them roundings in detail as I went through the in feeling resentful for the convergence or thought-provoking or just unfalh- anyway Anyone wishing to be in this feature may find it advantageous to hang out in the Union day. and decided that wasn't such a of all stress into a small amount of time. omable this week, okay? on weekday evenings But you didn't hear it here events All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: www.events.bgsu.edu hursday 3/25/99 Dance Marathon Raffle Information Session 7 p.m. Fiction Reading by Rick Musical Arts Center. Sponsored by the Walt Disney Call the Education Abroad Afrikan Holocaust Lecture Moody World College Program Alumni Office at 419/372-0309 for Important events of African- Fiction writer Rick Moody Association. Education steps. 0 a.m. - 4 p.m. details. 1103 Offenhauer West. American slave/ Jim Crowe (whose novel inspired the 8-11 p.m. I ie Dye Clothing & Candle days will be presented. recent film THE ICE STORM) will Fashion Merchandsing ale 3 p.m. 6 - 9 p.m. Discussion of present day status read from his work. This event is Men's Baseball at Dayton of these events and their sponsored by BGSU's Creative I endoi s will be selling a variety MS Word 97 - Intermediate impact. Admission is free. Association Falcons travel to face the Flyers Writing Program. 117 Olscamp. 'of tie dyes and candles! Discover techniques to make Presented by the African Dayton. Ohio. Fashion Show Rehearsal. Sponsored by UAO. professional looking docu- American Graduate Student 8 p.m. Math Science Building Foyer. ments. Fee S99. Class meets Association. Taft Room, Union. Student Union - Lenhart Grand 4 - 5:30 p.m. Mar. 25 and April 1. Arrowhead Jazz Guitar Ensemble If a.m.- 4p.m. Education Abroad Park, Maumee. 7:30 p.m. Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Ballroom.

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[College Slam Dunk and Three-Point Championship |Sporlscentec X 700 Club FAM New Addams New Addams IShow-Funny Show-Funny Lile, Camera [Lite, Camera Worlds Greatest Magic II (RJ (In Stereo) Saturday March 27 Movie:•••'. "8o»7rVrneHooBatman: Series |ScoobyDoo Animaniacs |Deiter'sLjb Johnny Bravo [Cow A Chicken Bugs & Daily [Tom and Jerry Flintstones X [Scooby Ooo New York Undercover (In Stereo) USA Hercules: Legendary Jmys. Xena: Warrior Princess (In Stereo) Walker. Teas Ranger RooOo I Movie: ... "Twns" (1988, Comedy) Arnold Schwarzenegger I VH1 Behind Ihe Music "Boy George" Hollywd-Vinyl [Video Timeline Behind the Music "Billy Joer (R) To Be Announced iinSte-eo) 1 ' page 4 The BG News Thursday, March 25, 15 The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 rEye on ®"^ stealth bomber hits Kosovi The Associated Press Yugoslavia is very capable and it l looses a considerable threat," news WASHINGTON— The B-2 said Army Gen. Henry H. Shel- ompiled from staff and wire reports Stealth bomber made its combat ton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs \M debut Wednesday, dropping of Staff. Defense Secretary 2,000-pound satellite-guided William Cohen added, "The air- bombs on targets in Yugoslavia. IKIDNAPPING craft performed according to its The missions came more than a capabilities." Findlay man pleads guilty to kidnapping decade after the $2 billion bat- Use of the B-2 marked a cul- FINDLAY, Ohio (AP) — The second of six people accused in the winged plane first rolled out into mination of sorts for a weapon kidnapping and torturing of a 13-year-old girl pleaded guilty public view. system that became a lightning Wednesday to taking part in the attack. Built to unleash nuclear rod for debate over defense Christopher Knight, 21, of Findlay, pleaded guilty to felonious weapons on the Soviet Union, spending since the Reagan presi- assault, tampering with evidence and obstruction of justice. He was the B-2 instead participated as a dency. sentenced to 15 years in prison by Hancock County Common Pleas small part of a conventional If Cohen's comment sounded Court Judge Reginald Routson. attack on one of Moscow's long- a bit terse, that's no accident. Meanwhile, two of the others now face new charges that the) kid- time allies. Back when he was a senator he Flying nonstop across an napped and assaulted another girl in December. once remarked that sending a B- Nathan Graham, 21, and Samantha Byerly, 19, were indicted Tues- ocean and two continents, a pair 2 into battle would he like dis- day by a Hancock County grand jury on one count of kidnapping of B-2s each carrying 16 preci- patching "a Rolls Royce to pick sion-guided weapons attacked and two counts of felonious assault. up groceries in a combat /.one." County Prosecutor Robert Fry said authorities had heard about multiple "hardened" targets, Within the Air Force, there Associated Press phcl the December incident, but were unable to pursue it because wit- including command bunkers was nothing but elation. Yugoslav army barracks burn near the Kosovo, Yugoslavia cal nesses weren't cooperating and there was no evidence. and air-defense systems, accord- "It was particularly hearten- ital of Prislina. He said witnesses have come forward and evidence has been ing to a senior defense official ing to me to see the B-2 kind of mony. Since then technical prob- 21 aircraft. obtained since Graham and Byerly were arrested in February. Both who spoke on condition of graduate and demonstrate its lems have plagued the bomber: a The radar-evading plan! have been in the Hancock County jail since sheriff's deputies on Feb. anonymity. tremendous capability," said Ll. radar system had difficulty dis- took off in the early mornir 14 raided the rural Rawson farm where they had been living with In a strike that consisted Gen. Ron Marcotte, 8th Air Force tinguishing mountain ranges hours Wednesday from Whit Graham's family. mainly of SI million cruise mis- commander in charge of the B-2s from clouds; radar-absorbent man Air Force Base, Mo., flel There they found the pair with a 13-year-old girl who had been siles that could be launched and a former B-2 pilot himself. paint wore off too quickly; wing more than 13 hours with sever! reported missing, alcohol and drugs. without endangering U.S. and Total cost for a fleet of 21 B-2s skins developed holes; and ejec- midair refuelings, spent severl allied pilots, the B-2s slipped is expected to be $44 billion. The tion seats failed to work proper- hours loitering over and the) inside Yugoslavia's formidable plane is built by Northrop Grum- ly. attacking multiple targets ar air defense system, dropped man Corp. near l.os Angeles. 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Skaggs revealed a part o( his The Associated Press Wyatt Skaggs, the lawyer for posed as homosexuals and Russell Henderson, 21. lured the 5-foot-2, 105-pound strategy, saying he will argue I.ARAMIE, Wyo. — One of "Are any of you here going Shepard out of a bar Oct. 6, that Henderson didn't partic- kwo men arrested in the beat- to judge this case because you kidnapped and pistol- ipate in the beating and that fing death of gay college shi- feel guilty and want to make whipped him and left him the slaying wasn't premedi- Jjdent Matthew Shepard went a statement to the nation?" he tied to a fence in the cold. The Ion trial Wednesday with the tated. asked the prospective jurors. University of Wyoming stu- defense attorney asking Skaggs also told the jury They replied, "No." dent died five days later at a prospective jurors not to pun- candidates that the case "is hospital. ish his client to redeem this Prosecutor Cal Rerucha The crime led to demands not about lifestyles." "This small town's image in the told the prospective jurors for stronger hate-crime laws case is not about hate. All eyes of the nation. that Shepard was "not the around the country. The killing "has literally same as you and I" but that crimes ... aren't about hate. injected into our community every individual should be McKinney will be tried They all come down to some treated equally under the later. Both men could get the j a feeling of guilt. The press real simple motives," he said. Associated Press Photo . wants us to think that we are Constitution. death penalty. Shepard's lifestyle was Jim Osborn, a friend of slain gay University of Wyoming student I somehow responsible for Authorities said Hender- For the first time since Matthew Shepard, walks away from an interview. I what went on Oct. 6," said son and Aaron McKinney, 21, Henderson was arrested, part of this." House narrowly approves $1.3 billion for Central America farmers ting programs. These cuts would makers — including Reps. James the vote. seemed all but certain that lawmakers The Associated Press include $648 million from U.S. funds Rogan, R-Calif., Scott Mclnnis, R-Colo., Linda Ricci, spokeswoman for the would not ship a I louse-Senate compro- that back loans by the World Bank and WASHINGTON — Despite a veto and Earl Pomeroy, D-N.D. — for the White House budget office, said the mise bill to President Clinton until next other international organizations, $150 threat and conservative unease, Repub- measure to prevail. tight, partisan vote "underscores the month al the earliest. million from a program that purchases . licans narrowly muscled $1.3 billion' in The legislation was approved 220- need to work together" when Congress There was litlle dissent in the House nuclear materials from Russia, and $30 aid for Central America, U.S. farmers 211, barely averting an embarrassing and the Clinton administration seek to over the intent of the bill, which includ- million from U.S. food aid shipped and others through the House on defeat for new I louse Speaker Dennis write compromise legislation in coming ed $968 billion for Central American abroad. Wednesday. Hastert, R-III., on the year's first spend- weeks. victims of Hurricane Mitch and other In a letter to House leaders, Treasury With some conservatives upset that ing measure. The measure is similar to a $2.5 bil- natural disasters, $152 million for U.S. Secretary Robert Rubin said reducing the bill was not fully paid for, the GOP's "This is going to be a very difficult lion package the Senate approved Tues- farmers hurl by low export prices, and U.S. backing tor multinational banks slender majority forced parly leaders to year" for spending bills because of light day. It, too, faces a veto threat because of $100 million lo buttress Jordan under its "has rightly become a concern of the frantically hunt for support even after spending limits enacted two years ago, its spending cuts. new King Abdullah. markets" and he reiterated earlier the official 15 minutes for the vote had House Appropriations Committee With Congress slated lo begin a two- Rather, the fight was over Republican administration veto threats. elapsed. It took switches by several law- Chairman Bill Young, R-Fla., said after week Easter recess this weekend, it plans lo pay for part of the bill by cut- Howard's Club H Total Sport Source rtlon Jot II-1: J0 am " " BACK lun S- 1:J0 am Spinal A: Joint Rehabilitation *Spring Intramural Special By Medical Doctors Thursday Tomorrow's Healthcare Facility Today. And Chiropractors STRYCHNYNE I Accepting Group Insurance, Medicare sg *>per T-shirt with Team Name on Front Medicaid, Workers Compensation, Aulo Accident and Personal Injury Cases. Friday and 8" number on back Treating: GRASSHOPPER PIE New Location Behind Rally's Back. Neck & Joint Pain 110 W. PoeRoad CALL TODAY! Saturday Bowling Green 354-6166 i Difficult

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The mer drug addicts showing up for Thailand is different from the the first and second phases," first results are expected in about the shots at a Thai medical cen- product used in the United ter. said Dr. Kajit Chupanya, the 30 months. Thai project director. States, to match the different The AIDSVAX vaccine being Hall the volunteers will strains of HIV that exist in Thai- tested is produced by VaxGen Such experiments involve receive the vaccine, while the land. Inc., a California-based compa- injecting the potential vaccine in other hall will be given a place- ny. Last June, the company start- people, such as intravenous bo. The lest will cost up to $9 In the United Stales, .53 clinics, ed the world's first trial of the drug users, who are likely to get million, with most of the money universities and medical centers vaccine in the United States with the AIDS virus and then seeing coming from VaxGen. Ini The are testing the vaccine, including volunteers, who will get a series a planned 5,000 volunteers. whether they get it. sites in Baltimore, Chicago, Den- of seven injections, are paid a ver, Los Angeles, New York, Associated Press Photq Although about 30 possible Some 2,500 volunteers will be token lee loi expenses The first volunteer, on bed, receives a vaccine shot from AIDS vaccines are being devel- needed loi the Thai experiment, Philadelphia, St Louis and San Pannee Pitisutisum at a medical center in Bangkok. oped, AIDSVAX is the onlv all Hi whom will receive' educa- "I'm happ) to be able to do Francisco. Justice conditionally approves SBC/Ameritech merger The Associated Press ( ommunications Commission, which is telephone operations of Comcast Corp. Federation of America's Mark Cooper. | [v\ iewing the deal SBC and Ameritech have agreed to the Consumer groups and long-distance The FCC, which has expressed doubt! Valued at $57 billion when il was condition and will sell one of two cellu- companies wanted the Department ol about companies' need to get big tq WASHINGTON — SBC Communica- announced in May. the mergei would lar properlies in each of those markets Justice to block the merger, arguing il compete, hasn't ruled out any options! tions' planned merger with Ameritech unite two local Bell companies ili.il con in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. Mar would thwart local phone competition including imposing conditions on thd Corp., which would create the nation's trol 57 million phone lines spread kets include the major metropolitan and thus the prospect of lower prices. merger or blocking il. SBC and largest local telephone company, has through 13 stales areas ol Chicago and St. Louis, Ihe Jus- They'll continue to pursue that option at Ameritech, however, are confident thq been conditionally approved by the Ins The Justice Department approved the tice Department said. the FCC. I C( will approve the deal. tice Department. mergei as long .is the companies sell eel "Without these divestitures, consumers "Divestiture of Ihe cellular properties Analysis believe the FCC will imposd The department's action Tuesda) lular properties in each of 17 markets would have paid higher prices or was a no-brainer. We are deeply disap- conditions, but Ameritech's general removed a big hurdle to the merger, but Once that is done, SB( also can proceed received lower-quality services," said pointed that the DOJ didn't do a lot counsel, Kelly Welsh, said "it's too carl; it still must be approved by the Federal with another deal to bay the cellular Joel I. Klein, chief of the antitrust divi- more than that," said the Consumer to predict." Court hears arguments on media in police raids We're almost full!!! 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Baseball prepares for battle against Dayton's Flyer; Most recently, Dayton defeat- the schools. By MATT STEINER and ed the Miami RedHawks Tues- TOD McCLOSKEY day 9-5 for its second win in a BG was behind 8-1 befol The BG News row. The win saw senior catcher coming back in the top of til Following a three-game Jason Siegried go 2-for-4 with seventh inning. four RBI including the game- sweep by Minnesota, the Bowl- "We had a big four run rail winner. ing Green baseball team (6-8) is in the seventh, but just couldnl wondering what happened to The Flyer catcher currently get the hit with two [runners) cl their 6-4 record. leads the squad with 16 RBI. and two out," Schmitz said. "We lost our last game of the After losing the entire start- Jason Kclley picked up hi spring break trip and then lost ing outfield to graduation, first loss of the year in the effoq three in Minnesota, so it's Vogel made the jump to left important for us to get a win field. The sophomore ranks Minnesota then came back here — we've lost four in a row," third on the team with a .324 win the second game of the doil BG baseball coach Danny batting average. His four bleheader by one run, this tin Schmitz said. homers are tied with sopho- in the eighth inning. With tv.1 more outfielder Brent Bcrigan, Tony Fontana pitched well players on base, the Gophers gd who is second on the club with against the Golden Gophers and a single to drive in the winninl helped BG attempt to get out of a .333 batting average. run, giving Falcon pitcher Mik its hole with a start today Another bat which can do against Dayton (6-14) at 3 p.m. Muzi (1-1) his first loss of th| damage for Dayton is swung by season. Fontana is 1-1 on the year and freshman Aaron Reesh, who has a 1.84 ERA in two starts for leads the team with a .360 aver- The Gophers won the serie the Falcons and he knows this age and is tied with Berigan for finale 12-5 in a nine inning cor game, though non-conference, is second in RBI's with 16. test. important for BG. Although the Flyers have Schmitz noted that he wa used a number of lineups thus "We've been getting down on pleased with the pitching of th far in 1999, Reesh, Vogel and ourselves," he said. "Our atti- bull pen and the rest of the stafl tude needs to be a lot higher, but Siegfried made up the heart of a couple of wins before the MAC the Dayton batting order hitting (Mid-American Conference) sea- third, fourth and fifth respec- son [opener) Saturday going tively in the win over Miami. A call for leaders into Eastern Michigan would get With 13 upperclassmen on thl things rolling." team, Schmitz has big hopes fo Minnesota trip Senior infielder Bob Niemet, someone to take the reigns tJ who is second on the team with The Falcons lost two games provide leadership for the team! a .377 batting average, has a by one run each and Minnesota team-leading 20 hits and a .642 added another victory Tuesday "The upperclassmen need tJ slugging percentage, will not to claim the three game series at raise their level of play," he said make the trip to Dayton due to a the Metrodome. "If we're a team that relies oil pulled hamstring. Despite losing to last year's nine or 10 freshmen, that's nol Big Ten tournament champions, good. They need to take a leadl BG News Pholo/MIKE LEKMKUHLE Without Niemet, the Flyers, who are coming off four wins in BG held came one hit away to ership role if they want to plaJ Bob Niemet fakes some warm-up swings during practice. BG faces Dayton today in baseball. their last five outings, will try to beating the Golden Gophers Falcon baseball like it should bq take advantage of his absense. during the first game between played." Haft aims for strong finish F Falcons! training center at Marquette, she captain Sarah Grealis. By MATTHEW P. LYONS faceUT then changed her focus to div- Teammates Larissa Oberrecht The BG News By WILLIAM R. SANDERSON | ing. She returned to her old gym and Emily Gray agree with Gre- The BG News Senior Jackie Haft will be to do trampoline work to help alis. competing in her fourth Mid- The Bowling Green men's ten-l improve her diving after a year "Jackie is very energetic in nis team finished its non-confer-| American Conference champi- and a half. Shortly after that she practice," Gray said. ence schedule this past weekend. onship meet Saturday at Western returned to gymnastics and the Falcon coach Dan Connelly Now the MAC season looms I Michigan. Saturday's meet will same gym she began her career also feels Haft is a good influ- ahead. also be the last time she com- The Falcons have compiled in. ence on the team, as well as a record of 4-8 since starting play in I petes for BG in the regular sea- As with her senior teammate "firecracker" when it comes to January. Those eight losses includ-1 son. Christina Treiber, Jackie has also motivation. ed matches against Ohio State and I Haft made the long trip from had to come back from injury. A "She Gackie) has a real posi- Kentucky. The team had a rough East Brunswick, NJ in the fall of trip through Florida going 1-3 torn bicep from last season tive, upbeat effect on the team," against Miami, Florida Atlantic, 1995. Prior to her arrival she raised some questions on her coach Connelly said. Florida International and St. claimed the state vaulting cham- ability to compete this season. Jackie will close her regular Thomas. BG is coming off a convincing pionship in 1993 and 1994. She But, with a "never say die" atti- season with the Falcons Satur- 6-1 win against the Wright State also scored the first 10.00 on tude and hard work she was able day at the MAC championship Raiders Saturday. vault in New Jersey gymnastics to be in the BG lineup. meet. She expects good things After the Falcons took three I history. But that was only a sam- Haft had a very successful from the team in this year's doubles matches, they won five of the seven singles matches. ple of what she would contribute MAC championship meet in championships. as a Falcon. Radu Bartan, Vitek Wild, Mike 1998 despite the injury. She "I think we will do really Kpsoff and Ed Kuresman won Haft began her gymnastics scored a 9.85 on the vault, and well," Haft said. "It will be nice their respective matches in career at age 7 when a neighbor earned a vault title as well as a to end on a good note." straight sets. Matt Wiles and (Joe) had her mother take her Sonny Huyhn won their matches new school record. Her commit- Haft has had an influence on in three sets. into the gym. She loved the ment to the team is also felt by the Falcon gymnastics team from Falcon picked fourth File Photo sport immediately. others. the moment she arrived. Satur- The Mid-American Conference Haft trained for a few years in "Jackie is very energetic and day she will try to say her Jackie Haft attempts a jump earlier this season. The senior will coaches picked Bowling Green to finish fourth in the league's pre- that gym and at the gymnastics gets really pumped up," said co- farewell with a MAC title. compete in her last MAC championship this weekend season poll. The Falcons had a total of 41 points. The Ball State Cardinals were Women's tennis opens MAC season vs. UT, EMU picked first with 60 points. West- ern Michigan and Miami rounded are on a roll, winning their last four Falcons went 3-0 in singles gan, Saturday. Dean said. "Eastern has two of By MARK WIESE out the top three with 53 and 45 six matches in dual action play. action for the weekend. Erika "They just need to keep play- the best players in the MAC and points respectively. The BG News "We are playing good because Wasilewski, Abby Bratton, Tracy ing up to potential and not get this gives their team a lot of con- Falcons to host Toledo Sat- With the ball rolling after a everyone is concentrating," BG's Howitt and Devon Bissinger distracted from their goals," fidence." urday sweep in last week's action, the coach Penny Dean said. were unbeaten to help the Fal- Dean said. The Falcons need to have a The Falcons start the MAC reg- Bowling Green women's tennis During the first match against cons retain the sweep. The match Friday against a good showing against Toledo ular season with the traditional team looks to keep it moving for- Xavier, BG won easily as they BG is also playing well in dou- weaker Toledo team should not and then carry all that momen- rival in Toledo Saturday. ward into the Mid-American posted an 8-1 score to down the bles action this season. Megan be a problem for the Falcons. In tum and confidence to Eastern to The match will be the first of four straight home matches. BG conference opener against Tole- Musketeers. The next two match- Rhodes was unbeaten during last season's contest the Falcons face the Eagles. Eastern was es against Butler and Indiana last weekend's sweep for the Fal- dominated the Rockets 9-0 in will play Buffalo April 2 and both do and Eastern Michigan. picked to finish first in the MAC Northern Illinois and Robert Mor- State were much closer with BG cons. Rhodes won with Deidee matc.h play. Last weekend witnessed the pre-season poll while the Falcons ris April 3. Bissinger in two matches and Eastern Michigan, however, Falcons traveling to Xavier and coming out on top, 6-3 in dual were picked third. The Rockets have a non-confer- then going to Terre Haute, Ind. play in both matches. one with Beth Wilson. will pose a huge challenge for ence record of 8-4 and have won for matches against Butler and "Indiana State and Butler BG hopes to use this current the Falcons. BG lost both match- Both matches start at 1 p.m. two of their last three matches. Indiana State. were tough matches but we streak of wins to build momen- es to the defending MAC cham- They are coming off a 7-0 win BG returned with victories in played well against them," Dean tum to carry into MAC confer- pions last season. with the Falcons traveling to against Youngstown State. all three matches, propelling said. ence play, which begins at Tole- "This match will be a very Toledo Friday and to Eastern UT came in sixth in the coaches their record to 8-2. The Falcons During the three-game sweep, do, Friday and Eastern Michi- tough early-season match-up," Michigan Saturday. preseason poll.

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OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS Exhibition BJwbJll National Invitation Tournament Clemson 78, Rutgers 68 AMERICAN LEAC.l'l Colorado Slate 86, Colorado 76 !ne W California 58, DePaul 57 First Round AHL Red Wings find home in Toledo KanMsCtty I) Wednesday. March 10 Scilllc 13 complied from wlrr sources The Associated Press Construction on the $48 mil- Boslon 12 Xavier 86. Toledo 84 lion arena is expected to be com- Chicago 13 Rutgers 58, Hnfstra 45 Baltimore 9 Third Round ROSSFORD, Ohio — A group (Temson 77. Georgia 57 pleted in lime for the slarl of Ihe VKM 10 Wednesday. March 17 BASKETBALL building a 10,000-seal arena in Old Dominion 75. Seton Hall 56 2000-2001 AHL season. The sile Detroit II Xavier 65, Princeton 58 suburban Toledo says it has New York 12 Wake Forest 71, Alabama 57 is aboul five miles south of Oregon 77, Tenas Christian 68 lajerus steps out of reached an agreement lo bring in Anaheim 10 Princeton 54, Georgetown 47 downtown Toledo. Cleveland 10 North Carolina Slate 92, Providence 86 the Delroil Red Wings' top minor Minnesota 9 Thursday, March 18 iioaching race Butler 51, Bradley 50 league team. "This is the final piece in the Oakland 9 Clemson 89, Butler 69 SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP) — Rick puzzle," Mayor Mark Zuchows- Tampa Hay 8 Nebraska 68. UNLV 55 California 71. Colorado Stale 62 ajerus removed himself from The team will play at the Toronto 6 Colorado 65, Pepperdine 61 ki said. "This is a very big step." NATIONAL LEAGUE Colorado State 69, Mississippi Stale 56 msideration for the Notre Dame arena being buill near Interstate At Madison Square Garden Toledo city leaders also are W I Texas Christian 72, Kansas State 71 caching Job after realizing he 75 and (he Ohio turnpike. The Arizona 15 New York Wyoming 81, Southern California 77 ouldn't fit in with the school's site is about an hour's drive trying to come up with plans for Los Angeles 13 Semifinals 12 DePaul 69, Northwestern 64 San Diego Tuesday. March 23 nage. south of Detroit. a new ice arena and a minor- Atlanta 11 California 79, Fresno Stale 71 California 85, Oregon 69 The Rossford Arena league baseball stadium, but offi- St Louis 11 Oregon 67, Georgia Tech 64 Majerus has confessed to being HI Clemson 79. Xavier 76 Amphitheater Authority on Pittsburgh Second Round amewhat of a fallen Roman cials have not agreed where the Cincinnati II II Monday, March 15 atholic with a penchant for cow- Tuesday night approved an new facilities should be located. New York 11 II Championship Round Butler 75, Old Dominion 62 [ py boots- not exactly a dream agreement with the Red Wings to Colorado 10 10 Thursday. March 25 Toledo is already home lo a 1 louston 9 10 Xavier 87, Wake Forwf 78 Third Place I .iinlul.ui- for the Irish. relocate the American Hockey Philadelphia 9 10 minor-league hockey team, Ihe Princeton 61. North Carolina Slate 58 Oregon 119-12) vs Xavier (24-111, 5 pit League's Adirondack Red Florida 10 12 Texas Christian 101, Nebraska 89 Notre Dame athletic director East Coast Hockey League's San Francisco 9 12 Wings. The team has played in Oregon 93, Wyoming 72 ^fllke Wadsworth. who had recom- Storm, which plays in Ihe Toledo Milwaukee 8 13 Championship | .tended Majerus' hiring, said he Glens Falls, N.Y. since 1979, but Montreal 8 15 California (21-11) vs Clemson (20-14). Sporls Arena on Ihe city's easl Chicago 5 14 Tuesday, March 16 {/ants a coach in place by April 7. attendance has slipped in recent 7 30pm flhe national signing day. years. side. Women's track, field heads to Raleigh for outdoor opener While the MAC outdoor Still, (he hunger for winning is one of the most memorable By DAVE TRUMAN championship isn'( held until the strong. "We plan and we expect to win the MAC achievements of his career —10 The BG News (hird week of May, (he season "I think there will be other outdoor championship. This would be a years of which have been spenf Bowling Green women's track teams (hat will be strong and great thing for the University." coaching (rack a( BG. s(ar(s Friday in Raleigh, N.C. at I ind cross country coach Steve challenge us (in the MAC)," "This is (he bes( year we've the Raleigh Relays. 'rice has seen a lot of success this That mee( will bring together Price said. "The win-loss record Steve Price ever had a( Bowling Green," he I /ear. is really not imporlant for us. said. "We haven'l won (he MAC over 100 of (he (op teams in the HCSI'« omen i track couch His Falcons have won Mid- Nobody remembers what hap- ou(door championship since Midwest and Eastern U.S. Team I American Conference champi- pened in the regular season. All championships for the year. Price won MAC Coach of (he 1981. I am embarrassed aboul scores will not be kept but the wships in cross country and they ask about is the MAC cham- "We plan and we expect to Year for his (earns' efforts in cross (ha(." Falcons will be aiming for a new ndoor track and much of his pionship." win the MAC outdoor champi- coun(ry and indoor track and During ihe indoor season, the school record in (he 4x800 meter >utdoor team is made up of If BG can slay healthy during onship," Price said. "This would was named the Region 4 Coach team sent four women (o (he relay and testing their mettle I those same athletes that have the regular season and win (he be a great thing for Ihe Universi- of the Year for indoor track. NCAA championships and againsl' some of (he (op a(hletes tasted winning once if not twice outdoor title, it would mean an ty — the firs! time a school won He said the sweep would be broke six school records. in the world. already (his year. unprecedented sweep of all three all three in one year." 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• BGSU'snow Arts And Entertainment Weekly* Web voyeurs Page N-ll wanted Reviews of new albums by NOW checks out the Jim O'Rourke. The Living sleazy teens of Cruel Inten- The BG News! Thursday,] Isn't the Internet great? So End and bad techno artists tions and the cannibals of many different sites, so in Now Sounds. Ravenous. March 25,19991 much information. Of Entertainment Editor! course, the easiest way to NEW MUSIC FILM REVIEWS Tony Cavallariol find what you are looking 372-2604! for on the web is by using a ►> N-2 ►»- N-3 search engine. Search engines are great because you can find just ! about anything using them. It's easy, just type in what you're looking for and it Versus takes on Bowling Green, world pulls up a list of hundreds of sites that may have it. But now, several search sites "Wow, look at how long that Chemical Brothers have "search voyeurs." By JOHN WENZEL is," he says, pointing his ciga- and Fatboy Slim. By using these, you can The BG News rette at the page and adjusting "There was really see what people are search- Bowling Green his glasses. no room for bands * " ing for, and you'll see that doesn't seem like The discography includes like us on their label," people are using search the most logical four full-length albums, six 7" Toups says. "But you -%. | engines to look for anything place to kick off a singles, four EP's and countless know, they were and everything. After look- national tour, but if compilation tracks — not to cool." ing at one of these for a you're a New York-based indie mention their side projects and Versus' newest EP, : while, you will notice that band, it also isn't the worst place. previous bands. Afterglow, covers a what people search for can Versus visited Howard's Club "We've been around for a wide range of musical be divided into three cate- II about a month ago to kick off while, huh?" Toups asks him. styles in its five short "V gories: personal hobbies and a national tour in support of "Since 1991," I say. tracks. Taking cues 4 interests, research for papers, their new EP on Merge Records, Baluyut gives me the paper from Mission of and ... pom, lots and lots of Afterglow. The band recently and settles into the booth to Burma, The Beatles, pom. switched from Caroline Records, smoke his cigarette. As I dive Sonic Youth and other Aside from seeing com- described as a "financial space into my list of queries, Baluyut diverse artists, Versus mon inquiries, you'll also freighter" in their press kit, to concedes that he feels more com- combines pop, indie- notice that most people don't Merge after their contract ran fortable on the Chapel Hill- rock and punk in its Photo from Venus wcbsit know how to use a search out. based Merge, citing his friend- patchwork quilt of Versus, clockwise from bottom left: Richard Baluyut, Patrick Ramos, Jame engine properly. This is an ship with Merge co-founders songs. Fontaine Toups (bass, vocals) Baluyut, Fontaine Toups. actual request typed into an and Richard Baluyut (guitar, Laura Balance and Mac Baluyul's "Crash- engine, "Where can I find a vocals) took some lime before McCaughan (of Superchunk) as ing the Afterglow" opens the EP jumps in. As a whole, the EP ('ents Plus Tax. The band pickei site that compares the new their soundcheck to talk about one of the reasons. with a quiet guitar line that noo- offers a wide variety for such a songs for Two Cents that they fe Beetle with the old Beetle?" their new EP, their favorite "We were already friends dles its way through the song short number of songs. would go well together, and th or, "Where can I find a site mixed drinks and other scintil- with them for years," Baluyut only to explode majestically at "We've always tried to do dif- remaining songs comprisei that has historical informa- lating topics in a dark booth in says, "and we've toured with the end, (thanks in part to guitar ferent types of songs," Baluyut Afterglow. But don't think Ihes tion about the movie Brave- the corner of Howard's. them before. Caroline was more work by James Baluyut, says. "You know, just like a live tunes are simply studio outtake.' heart?" "We're going to ask you some of a job. It was only a two-record Richard's brother). In "Raining," show, you pick different songs. "I really like how they gi I guess these people questions, okay?" Baluyut says contract, and by the time our sec- an infectious guitar hook unfurls You want some fast and some together, it's kind of a change fo thought there was someone to me, lighting a cigarette and ond record came out, it was all to accommodate Toups' heaven- slow, some stupid and some pro- us," Baluyut says. "I think it' ; on the other end of the looking at my list of questions. electronic music anyway." ly, melody-drenched vocals. found. I like the way the EP just pretty different from the record. ' engine, frantically pulling up He turns over the page on which Baluyut is of course referring The song "True Believer" kind of fell together." Versus is also a constants sites for them. Then there's they're scrawled and reads a to Caroline Records' affiliation embraces a crisp, spare acoustic According to Baluyut, After- changing band. Their line-up the people that type entire printout of the band's discogra- with techno-giant Astralwerks, guitar that dips and turns until glow was recorded at the same which has included variou web addresses in a search phy. whose roster includes The the poppy, multi-layered chorus time as Versus' last album. Two • See VERSUS, page N-4 engine, instead of just typing them in their browser. It scares me to see that so many people typed "www.yahoo.com," or some- Elvis Costello: King of rock n' roll thing equally stupid, into a search engine. torrents of words and images all cian who has somehow found a While most of the search- because if he did not he would way to communicate emotions es you will see are not sur- By ERIK PEPPLE simply bottle everything up and most folks could never hope to grhe Dusty ShelH prising, some of them are The BG News explode. put into words. just plain weird. These are In Nick Hornby's razor-sharp Costello has been called It's music to listen to while the minority, but are still Essential Elvis treatise on love, music, many things throughout his alone in your car, blazing down abundant. It's amazing what This Year's Model (Rykodisc) male guilt and list-st~ — long and varied career (mostly a highway and screaming with people will type into these Costello's most unified, making, a charactei by folks who rely of adjective impunity. It's for times when the engines. [er streamlined piece of work. It's wonders "What came\ \ ejaculations of critics and don't only things existing at that There's the idiotic, "fart also his sharpest and most bril- first — the music actually listen lo the music moment are your emotions and sounds," the even more idi- liant recording. This Year's or the misery?' themselves) — misanthrope, the tumultuous confusion of otic, "Dukes of Hazzard" Model is nothing less than eru- It is an interest- misogynist, sex obsessed and things like life, politics, love and (photos), the odd, "Russian dite sonic fury being commit- ing notion, because if anything, most over-used of all, "an angry regret. nudists," the desperate, pop music exists (that is real ted to shellac. Every song on young man." While elements of Even at his most ferocious, this recording is perfect, every "Winning Lottery Number pop music, not stuff like N'Sync each exist in his canon, most Costello has always demonstrat- note, every word, every sound. databases," and tne dis- or Celine Dion) to serve as people overlook the underlying ed a noticeable sympathy. His Costello caught lightning in a turbed, "Husband/wife catharsis. We listen to what we humanity throughout his songs. most visceral recording is the bottle with this album. This is exchange." I don't even want listen to because we need to Certainly the man has written 1978 masterpiece This Year's the sound of a wallflower to know what this person is experience a release of emotion some of the greatest raging rock Model. This Year's Model is the observing life at a distance, planning. and rage. We need to have these songs in the history of pop sound of insecurity and emo- picking apart its flaws all the Also, for some reason, a feelings ripped from our bodies music. Much of Costello's work tional scabs being flayed open while hoping that at some lot of people are looking for and tossed into the air where is riddled with the stray bullets and rubbed raw by the gradual a place to buy "Transform- point he will find understand- they can dissipate like the wisps of adolescent angst. realization that idealism is good, ers" episodes on tape. It's a ing amidst hypocrisy and sor- of emotionally crippling smoke Targets are as disparate as but doesn't always work. fairly common search. I have row. A genuine masterpiece they are. fascists ("Night Rally"), rapists no clue why. Firing off verbal mortar blasts and one of the finest rock Whether it's a bad relation- ("Kinder Murder"), night clubs Of course the old stereo- like "I don't wanna be your records ever made. ship or bad day, or good rela- ("Clubland"), the military type about the internet still tionship and a good day, we all lover/just wanna be your vic- Gel Happy'.! (Rykodisc) ("Oliver's Army"), himself (vir- stands, and a great deal of tim," Costello embodies what After experimenting with have the appropriate songs or tually anything off of This Year's people searching are looking could best be described as the the Abba meets Kraftwerk albums we turn to that either Model), a girlfriend's new hair- for pornography, and lots of confirm or deny our emotional sounds of Armed Forces style ("Baby's Got a Brand New Costelloian idealist — a man for it. About half of the searches Costello dabbled in Motown states. Hairdo") and the awkward sex- whom life should be fair, but is taking place late at night and Stax infused soul on Get Critics of Elvis Costello ual fumblings of youth ("The persistently undermined by the have something to do with would offer that with him the Beat"). On the surface the sheer ignorance and shallowness of Happy!!, an early career master- pornographic materials. misery always came before the work. Tearing through 30 songs sonic assault of these tunes are things like the media, school, The term "naked Eliza- music. Costello sings like a man enough to make the listener in just over an hour Costello beth Berkley" came up at possessed. He shoots his mouth government, peers, etc. In the pound their fists and nod their has compiled a buffet of verbal Brutal Youlii off (occasionally shooting him- face of women being objectified heads in agreement with a musi- • See SEARCH, page N-2. self in the foot), rides through • See ELVIS, page N-2. • See RECORDS, page N-2.

Mabus has been playing music According to They Might Be Romp Through Hall on Thurs. 25, it's free. and releasing albums since the Giants official web site, the band Women's History" "Fish Tales" 's and he's shared the stage will be playing on April 17th in will be presented by Kundun, Joy Luck news ith such performers as Joan Bowling Green. UAO declined to musician, historian starts tonight Baez and John Prine. say whether or not the concert Club free at Gish and storyteller Theater stu- was associated with them. Gerri Gribi at 7p.m. ■Jl Joel Mabus to Garrison Keillor called him, "A dent Al Ger- Film Theatre fellow with the most natural and in the Joe E. Brown Theater at schutz wrote The Asian Ameri- play at Junction BGSU. easy sort of voice I've heard in a Speaker to romp and performs in can Film series is Folk singer/song- long time." Call 372-2309 for more The program will include a the one man showing "Shall We writer Joel Mabus information. through women's slide show based on the pho- play "Fish Tails dance" (Fri.), "The Joy,f* will play an acoustic tographs submitted of women and Fish Tales. Directed by PHD Luck Club" (Sat.) and "Kundun" show at junction Bar They Might Be history who have played significant roles student Mary Kate Ridel, "Fish (Sun.) at the Gish Film Theatre. & Grill this Sunday, Coming to BG in the lives of campus and com- Tails" is a performance about Films are free and start at 8p. m. March 28. £3 On Friday Mar. 26 "A Musical munity members. travel and pop culture. 121 West I '. bge N-2 The BG News Thursday, March 25, 1999

COSl a lot of money, bul lh.it doesn't make good music. I know a sophomore in high midwest concert school thai uses a computer and his synthesizer, and his music is HOW sounds leaps and bounds above (his mindless drivel. moment worthy of shouting, This CD is boring, repetitive and uses distorted stereo effects "woo hoo" in Ihe way of "Run". BOWLING GREEN RAvenous This song sounds like il came out so much thai it's downright 3.26.99/Grasshopper Pie/Howard's Club H of Ihe mountain wilderness. The painful lo listen to on head- 3.30.99/Hamell on Trial/Howard's Club H fiddle will al least make vou clap phones. Do not buy this CD your hands or lap your foot. It is unless you are desperate for new techno. The onlv thing about this TOLEDO: a very pleasant surprise consid- 3.27.99/Clutch/Main Event ering il came from a British rock CD that I found inleresling al all star. was ihe design on Ihe cover. 3.31.99/Low/Frankies -James Eldred Damon Albarn and Michael CLEVELAND: Nyman should start writing 3.25.99/Fuel/Odeon their acceptance speeches now. 3.28.99/System of a Down/Peabody's If they don't get an Oscar, they 3.30.99/ Hepcat/Odeon fim O'Rourke: Ravenous: Origi- should al least get a Golden Haw&^fl? 4.1.99/Jonny Lang/Gund Arena Globe or a Grammy for their \Eureka nal Motion Picture work. Albarn has proven tli.it 4.4.99/B.B. King/Playhouse Sqr. Center there is more lo him than one ^999 - Drag City Soundtrack two-minule hit song. He can COLUMBUS: For Ihosc lucky enough lo be 1999-Virgin help create a movie score thai is 3.26.99/Silver Scooter, Moviola/Distillery following Ihe cross-pollination There are many Blur fans who this good, I cannol wait lo hear 3.29.99/Freedy Johnston/Little Brothers |,>f underground Chicago musi- are eagerly waiting to get their whal Ihe new Blur album sounds 4.11.99/Afghan Whigs/Schottenstein Center kians in the last five years, Jim hands on the band's new album like. •u# lD'Rourke is not just a familiar "13". Until then, they could try - Lisa Bettinyer CINCINNATI: ■name. He's omnipresent. Eureka the soundtrack to the film "Rav- The Living End: sit 3.30.99/Low/Sudsy Malone's | is his latest solo effort. enous", which is partly com- 4.7.99/The Mighty Blue Kings/Bogart's Though his musicianship, posed by Blur lead singer 1999-BMI Iproduction, string arrangement Damon Albarn along with DETROIT: land remixing prowess have Michael Nyman. The Living End has the No. 1 4.2.99/PUcebo/Clutch Cargo album in Iheir home country of I touched the linear notes of It is hard to tell how good the 4.2.99/Clutch/Harpo's Australia, and upon listening lo [everyone from Tortoise to Sonic score actually is in some places. 4.6.99/CollecHve Soul/State Theater this album it's easy lo see why. In Youth, Jim O'Rourke is most The work on some of these an age where allernapop love revered for being one-half of tracks is downright awful. To ballads dominate the radio, il is Gaste Del Sol (an avant-garde make matters worse, these Simon & Garfunkel-lypc part- pieces had no input from Albarn good to see some good punk music break through and kick nership with David Gribbs). It at all. The Stephen Foster - 'was with Gastr that he hurl our pop music in Ihe ass. new releases Michael Nyman compositions ears and stole our hearts, getting "Welcome to Fort Spencer" and The Living End's new self MARCH 30 better and belter at adapting his "Noises Off" are hands down Ihe Jega: Spectrum titled album (Ihe firsl to come 33.3 - 33.3 - Aesthetics avant-garde composing sensibil- worst parl of the entire CD. The out in the states) is not like any- EUPHONE - Unfitted ~ Jade Tree 1999-Matador | ilies to pop music. instruments sound like they thing else being released right JIM O'ROURKE - Eureka - Drag City Of course, O'Rourke left the have been played by a bunch of Techno is slowly becoming now. It is an interesting combina- APRIL 6 tion of 70s brit-punk with '80s comfv duo to make solo records, drunks. II may have worked in more and more mainstream BIS — Social Dancing — Grand Royal/Capilol the first of which was a beautiful Ihe movie, but il does not work Stray Cats rockabilly (complete nowadays. Prodigy and The DELGADOS - Peloton - Beggar's Banquet minimal acoustic guitar record here. "Boyd's Journey" starts off Chemical Brothers were Ihe first, wilh upright bass support), old- GARDENER - New Dawning Time -- Sub Pop called /W Timing (so good and on a similar sloppy note, but il and now olher acts like Fatboy school rock and even some '80s pure and honesl it might have makes a nice comeback. Slim are beginning lo make pop. The results are fast, loud, PRODIGY - Prodigy Presents The Dirtchamber Sessions: Volume J been from another era). While "Colquhoun's Story" begins as if headway, but for the mosl parl guitar-driven songs wilh Ihe - Beggars Banque / urtka starts with O'Rourke il were put on a continuous loop. techno is still underground. typical yelling and screaming SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE - Diary/How It Eeels To Be punk vocals. flaunting his wonderfully Amer- Again, like in "Journey" there is Upon listening to Jega's debut Something On -- Sub Pop This album begins great wilh ican sounding slecl-slringed gui- some sort of effort to pull Ihe album Spectrum il. becomes TIM BEST — Promising Boyfriend — Parasol tar, and adds the familiar spice of song together before il ends. apparent why. This album, like the firsl track, "Prisoner Of Soci- APRIL 13 french horns, pedal steel guitars However, it is the first impres- the majority of techno being ety." It's straight-up rebel punk music, wilh such lyrics as, MINISTRY - Dnrlc Side Of The Spoon - Warner Bros. and electronics, things quickly sion thai lasts Ihe longest. released today, sounds monoto- I' change — this lime O'Rourke is Albarn and Nvman more than nous, boring and repetitive. "'Cause I'm a bral — And I singing! make up for these few shortcom- know everything/And I talk APRIL 20 This album is one of Ihe worst back 'cause I'm not listening to And unlike his super-smooth ings later on down Ihe line. The examples of modern techno AIR — Premiers Symptones — Aslralwerks Gastr work where his melodies very brief "He Was Licking Me" anything you say." This anthem DJ TAKEMURA ~ D] Takemura - Thrill Jockey because every single song fol- against Ihe baby boomer views were so sweet and rare that it is guaranteed lo give you the lows Ihe exact same formal. This ELEVATORTHROUGH - Vague Premonition - Sub Pop didn't mailer who sang them, creeps, thai is unless the title on Generation-X is Ihe best of Ihe format is as follows: produce album. KHAN - Matador ij Eureka's lyrics are simple and alone did not freak you out. three lo five notes, add back- LONESOME ORGANIST -- Thrill Jockey deliberate, terse and geeky. "Stranger in the Dark" is just as The album is not all hardcore ground noises and drum beat to REVEREND HORTON HEAT - Holy Roller - Sub Pop O'Rourke's voice is weak, it dark and as brief. "Trek to Ihe fit medley, occasionally change punk, however. "Bloody Mary," wilh its slow rhythm and a focus SPACETIME CONTINUUM - Double Fine Zone - Aslralwerks rarely cuts through and grabs Cave" is a brilliant part of Ihe Ihe pilch or add distortion effects on harmonized singing, almost TOM WAITS - Mule Variations - Epitaph I you, there is little emotion. Thus, score. Il is well put together and and repeat endlessly. Eureka's best moments are instru- il all bul makes up for Stephen sounds like a love song, bul nol VARIOUS ARTISTS - Microscopic Sound - Caipirinha At least some artists add mental ones like beginnings, Foster's contributions. The resl quite. There's also "Trapped," vocals lo Ihe mix, and thai helps. ends and wordless tunes like of Ihe CD is strong and you will which adds some '80s ska to the For example, on the Underworld "please patronize our sponsors." forget about Ihe sloppiness of mix. Don't worry though, it SEARCH song "Born Slippery," mindless the earlier tracks. "Weendigo doesn't sound anything like The Fortunately, Ihe man knows vocal tracks are added in for Continued from page N-1. privacy here, just some amuse- Myth" adds a touch of Native Mighly Mighty Bosstones. how to arrange music, so he goes effect. 11 makes no sense and it's ment for those people who are American flavor while The Pit" This album is excellent and least 10 times in a thirty minute for a chorus of back-up singers still relatively repetitive, but il curious lo see what other people is strangely beautiful, The praise to sugarcoat things. Add a little sounds different. it's not like anything else around. period, and 1 find that pretty look for while surfing the web mental effort into the deliberate could go on lor Ihe remaining Surprisingly, there is not one scary. Of course, some of the at 2 a.m. I'm not, saying that Jega lyrics on Eureka (he is first heard tracks, but thai would take for- song on the album I did not like. really funny/disturbing search- So, for all of you that are should add vocals to every track singing "women of the world ever. Overall the score is strong, This is Ihe band's firsl major es can't be printed in the paper curious, the two best voyeurs on the album, bul it would be take over, or else the world will well put together, and full of release in America, and I hope for obvious reasons. You'll have are al www.metaspy.com and nice lo throw a lillle variety. II come to an end"), and we can emotion that you can feel. It is il's not Iheir last. Because in an to see them for yourself. seems that Jega (Dylan J. www.magellan.excite.com. I'm forgive his nerdy self. Then we Ihe perfect mix of music for a age where even punk has turned Some people question the Nathan) just bought a really nice sure there are also dozens more can move on to the bigger and film about cannibalism. to pop (Green Day anyone?), il is morals of search voyeurs, but 1 available on Ihe web. synlhesizer, 64-lrack mixer, and better aspects of this challeng- Everyone knows the now nice to see something that is don't see a' huge problem with And tor all those looking for brand new sampler, and threw ing, excessive, indulgent and famous "woo hoo" that is Ihe truly original for its time. them, mainly because Ihey don't the latest stills from Ihe Pamela some stuff together. eventually wonderful album. centerpiece of Blur's hit "Song -James Eldred toll you who is searching for Lee video, beware, someone is I'm sure all thai equipment -Tom/ Cai'allario 2'V Albarn gives his audience a whal. There is no violation of watching! ELVIS RECORDS Continued from page N-1. classical Continued from page N-1. composi- and distilled to images of cheap, punning, spoonerisms, caustic ("Strict Time"). Trust is music song it contained was Ihe greal- Faberge "After Ihe Fall" and car tion with lawdry sexuality ("This Year's couplets and brilliantly chan- from the world of gin and ciga- esl angry break-up song ever nival stomp of "Couldn't Call it The Juliet Girl") or dealing wild sexual neled rage. Featuring some of rettes, a shadowy cabaret for written, "I Hope You're Happy Unexpected #4,") Mighty is the Letters to Now." relationships that are both his best bits of wordplay and cynics. sound of artist wilh more ideas Ihe roost y King of America/Blood & Mighty Like a Rose (Warner demeaning and fulfilling, mosl insightful writing ("Black lhan he knows what to do with. rockabilly & White World" is a small mar- Chocolate (Rykodisc) Bros.) Coslello somehow finds a way Brutal Youth (Warner Bros.) and R&B of vel about living through the One of Coslello's finest Much maligned by critics and to cut through the swaths of A bracing return to Coslello's King of Costello movies and sex). Gel Happy!! is recordings. King of America was a fans alike, Mighty like a Rose is a uncertainty and contradiction. signature sound, Brutal Youth is America, Coslello is Ihe rare Ihe sound of a major arlisl al Ihe major turning point in his career. lost dog in Coslello's body of a glorious releaming of Elvis He reaches Ihe point where work. Granted his firsl Warner arlisl whose work demonstrates lop of his form. Opening wilh one of his grealesl and his superb backing band, he places the flurry of worry a breadth and intelligence thai songs, "Brilliant Mistake," the Bros, release. Spike, was much The Attractions. Bouncing from and disgust within a realistic album also marks Ihe firsl time more streamlined and more lis- permeates from every word and Trust (Rykodisc) song lo song like a gibbon on context, and the only way lo not Released between Ihe fire of that Costello has written happy tenable, but Mighty is such an every note he has recorded. 11 crack, Brutal Youth is jam-packed let everything wear away one's Get Happy!! and critically love songs. After a battle with odd bird il deserves some dis- bleeds from the CD or vinyl wilh minor masterpieces of rock, resistance is to simply, para- acclaimed Imperial Bedroom, alcoholism, Coslello emerges on tinction. (wilh ihe exception of his one pop and soul. From Ihe harrow- phrase a line from his first Trust is Coslello's underrated King of America wilh a new voice Mighty Like a Rose is Ihe sound recorded atrocity, "Good-Bye ing tale of rape "Kinder Mur- release, Mv Aim is True, no masterpiece. The liner notes — one thai is still worried about of a brilliant arlisl whose mind Cruel World"). der" to the death penally lament longer be disgusted, bul ' assume the appearance of a Ihe world, bul has found solace thinks faster lhan his mouth. Elvis Costello didn't write Crammed wilh Tom Waitsian "Favorite Hour," Brutal Youth is amused. 1940's film noir, and the record in love. Ihe songs thai made Ihe whole reflects this mood. Trust is a A mere five months after Ihe percussion and caterwauling, a terrifically entertaining album. After This Year's Model, world sing, he just wrote the world populated wilh beautiful mid tempo groove of King of phanlasamagoric LSD — laced And how can you not love an Coslello's work continued along songs thai made Ihose lucky losers who live their lives America, Coslello released imagery and obtuse melodies, artist whose idea of fun is read- one of the most unpredictable enough lo hear Ihem think between Ihe false promise of joy another raucous rock record. Ihis is Ihe kind of album thai ing Pus Kapital while watching tracks in Ihe history of popular about their life and serve as an through nighl clubbing ("Club- Blood O Chocolate. A surreal depending on mood sounds I lome Shopping Club and music. From Ihe lush Sgl. I'ep- outlet lor tear, worry, regret and land"), corrupt news organiza- melange of nasty rock and alternately brilliant or preten- whose idea of hell is no John peresque chamber pop of Impe- helpless idealism. tions ("Fish and Chip Paper"), bizarre ballads, Blood £r Chocolate tious. Boasting two of his mosl Coltrane and only Julie rial Bedroom lo dabbling in and Ihe "courting cold wars" would be essential if the only gorgeous ballads (the fragile as Andrews?

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her for. progresses, though, the harslj Kathryn becomes Cecile's characters seem lo hit .) gentlf By DUSTIN WHITE "friend" only to get revenge for spot in the heart, and Ihel The BG News_ being dumped. become the mischievous char As Sarah Michelle Cellar and Another small subplot aclcrs you cannol help hul Ryan Phillippe slither onto the involves Sebastian's gay friend smile at. scene in "Cruel Intentions," a and drug dealer Blaine, played The ending is somewhal contemporary teen comedy precociously by Joshua Jackson. strained, and it progresses al update of "Dangerous Many may be shocked by the too rampant a pace, but thai Liaisons," you can tell you're scene in which Kathryn and does not take away from lh<[ not in Kans.is anymore. Cecile are shown in a lip-lock, overall enjoyment of this flick. Cellar and Phillippe play supposedly to help Cecile prac- step-siblings Kathryn Merteuil tice her kissing skills. and Sebastian Valmonl who "Cruel Intentions" is very Cruel destroy people's lives as their well-cast. Phillippe and Cellar, extracurricular activity. along with Phillippe's real-life Intentions Kathryn, student body presi- love Witherspoon shine. The Photo Provided NOW Says: Cellar and Phillippe dent of a ritzy private college, update of "Dangerous Guy Pearce (tight) takes a poke at Robert Carlyle in the clever cannibal flick Ravenous. Liaisons" is full of humorous shine in clever reinvention of has a hidden life full of cocaine "Dangerous Uasons." moments, although many of the and bitchiness. Sebastian, on Starring: Sarah Michelle Geiiar. the other hand, is a well- scenes move loo quickly for the Reese Witherspoon, Ryan 'Ravenous' a tasty horror film known playboy who keeps a viewer lo fully appreciate them. PhtHlppe journal of his sexual conquests. The movie begins in a fash- he's sent off lo an icy-cold Cali- Reese Witherspoon plays ion that seems unbelievable. • ** By JAMES ELDRED fornia base, headed by the fat, Ravenous good-girl Annette Hargrove, I low could anyone be this lazy Capt. Hart played by Jeffrey who Sebastian seeks as his next awful and "cruel?" As the film The BG News Jones. NOW Says: An inventive plot and chilling premise keeps this journal entry — a tougher job Ravenous is The base is populated with horror film alive. than he had imagined. Kathryn probably the (irst losers and misfits, as Boyd soon Starring: Robert Carlyle, Guy wages a litlle bet with Sebastian semi-serious film discovers. There's Toffler and Pearce, David Arquette that he cannot get the virginal cibout the ever- George, who will smoke any- **• Annette into bed. disgusting topic qr thing Ihey can. Only slightly less The terms are that if he can- cannibalism since chemically dependent than them He tells a story of his traveling not, then Kathryn gets his Alive (1993). After seeing this is Knox, who is constantly seen party that was sent out to the prized '56 Jaguar. If he does, movie you know why, because with a bottle in hand. west, but got stuck in a snow- then he can ravage Kathrvn's cannibalism is a hard topic to do Then there's Cleaves (David storm along the way and had to body in any way he chooses. a film on, even in horror movies Arquette), who's just a little take refuge in a cave. After Ihey Just to further prove It's hard showing enough to insane, followed by the soldier ran out of food, they began lo eal Kathrvn's evil manner, she asks scare people without making Reich, who is insane. This man's their dead. Sebastian lo seduce Cecile Photo Provided them want lo leave the theater hobbies include killing and Then, he says, one of them (aidwell (Selma Blair), whom Teens contemplate nasty decisions in Cruel Intentions, a with a queasy stomach. Luckily bathing in ice-cold rapids. The went insane with hunger, and Kathryh's ex-boyfriend jilled remake of Dangerous Liasons. Ravenous covers it well, occasion- only sane person in the group is began to kill them all. The ally blending in some dark com- the eerily quiet Native-American stranger then escaped and ended adding the Native-American leg- the flesh, his hunger can never tical aspect it would just bl edy with all of the violence and woman, Martha. up at the fort. The next day the end of the Windigo. The legend be subsided, and he must contin- another horror film, but thil blood. Soon after Bovd shows up, a stranger, Colqhoun , Boyd, I larl slates that if a man eals the flesh ue to eat human flesh, because changes the rules. II also adds I Guy Pearce is Capt. John mysterious stranger is found and I wo others go out lo see if of another man, he gains that he gels lo the point where be the plot, because the more some Boyd, a war "hero" in the Mexi- passed out in front of the fort. I le anyone is left alive, and from man's strength, and with each can't control it, and he'll eal one eals, the harder they are ll can-American war, who isn't all is almost dead, and they bring here it gels weirder and weirder. person Ihev eal, Ihey get nothing else. kill, up lo the point of nea| he's cracked up to be. For his him in and warm him up. He This movie is not simply stronger. It's a good idea that really cowardice in the line of bailie. then begins to tell them the storv about people that like lo eal I low ever, once someone eats Saves the film. Without this mys- ol what happened lo him. other people, il expands by • See RAVENOUS, page N-4

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ERSUS RAVENOUS ciously. itinued from page N-1. seems to have this look in his "But if you had to pick one," I prod. Continued from page N-3. I mmers, now boasts Patrick Ramos on "Well, I just drink whiskey," he finally eyes like he's a deer caught in impossibility This creates some , :ussion. admits. "I don't even like to put ice in it — headlights. The only time he interesting situations later in the I It takes a while to get used to a new per- just because I like the pure taste of it." loses this look is when he's actu- } ," Toups says. "It really changes the film. Soon, the opening band, Junior Electric I only had one problem with ally in danger of being killed, i lamic." (from Columbus) takes the stage and the this film, being that it can't I But it's not like he's a hired hand," then he looks serious. Another audience members filter into the main room. decide whether it's a comedy or uyul adds. "We all write (songs) together. problem is that he's so pathetic After their set, Teenbeat Record's True Love a horror film. It begins as a com- !• longer we do it, the better we get. We Always plays an agreeable 45 minutes of edy, even the opening credits are throughout most of the movie, Vt really bring ideas in (from the outside), indie-pop to the slightly drunk crowd. When funny, but it quickly turns to a he's not very interesting. what he does is an integral part." Versus hits the stage, however, the crowd straight horror film until the Even with the comedy aspect, I As Toups scans the room for the sound- gathers around the stage and cheers wildly, very end. During the final battle this movie will scare most ot the n, and Baluyut lights another cigarette, I supporting the band through over an hour of it turns back to humor in a Photo Provided i the pair what their favorite mixed drinks their favorite tunes (and an encore). bizarre set-up that makes it lose people that see it and gross out Versus' newest EP, Afterglow Eventually, it's time to pack up and hit the some of its impact. everyone that sees it. It's the !■ (Merge). "I just discovered a drink called a Spider," road. From Bowling Green, Versus traveled Another problem is with the most original horror movie I've jps says. "It's Vanilla Stolley's and ginger to Detroit, and then the perimeter of the slightly under-attended show they played in main character, Boyd. Up until seen in a while and its worth see- . It tastes like cream soda. Really deli- country, playing shows with Mark Robinson Bowling Green, Ohio that cold February the last 45 minutes of the movie, ing. Just do yourself a favor and US, but hard to find." (Unrest), Sleater-Kinney and others. Hope- evening. he hardly speaks. I le also always "I don't mix drinks," Baluyut says judi- fully, though, they'll remember the drunken, Or maybe not. eal dinner before you see it.

PUBLIC AUCTION The Dixie Cadillacs will be performing at Will do typing, printing, creating documents & AGD'UIAudray'AGD DM-Phi Mu'DM BGSU Surplus Inventory Dance Marathon on Sat. March 27. Call spreadsheets. Very reasonable rates. Call Tonight at 8 the hunt you'll Stan. Kelly. Wednesday, April 14,1999.10:00AM 372-2343 (or more info. Sponsored by UAO 352-8S71. I love vou. Id. you are close to my heart It's been so tun being on Steering Commitiee Location: Reed Street Warehouse, Bowling You are my star. with you. You are so amazing) Green, Ohio. Neil lo RR tracks between You are my l>ght. Swimmy Love A Mme. Classified Reed Street and Frazee Ave. Watch for auc- CITY EVENTS PERSONALS Becoming your Big Mmdy tion signs Is my greatest delight' Ads Various cars, pickups, and vans. 1968 Cush- Love. B-g? man Truckster w/dump box; Rod- Downtown Sports Deli & Bar now has 372-6977 gets JacoDson Grassland Seeder; Bicycles: Mene'e Softball Team IIFLUENT IN SPANISH" WWF'WCW'ECW Professional Wrestling. Over 400 bikes of various makes. Lots and lots It having practice and Iryouts Summer jobs in Fremont, OH. Live all digital telecasts Sunday ot computers, monitors, printers, cables. TV's, on Sunday, «.n99S 4/18/99 from S7.2S/hr-lncome Maintenance Interns Nights. Lots ot TVs*2 huge screens. copiers, typewriters, metal storage cabinets, Beyond BG Senior Celeb/anon M ili*tfintm.itr. .* (MOWIfl di-KiiiUB^in «:30-7:30pm at Carter Park In BO. will work with Migrant Workers to Invites you to come see the Nissan Plenty of room'Plenty of specals No wood chest ot drawers, several dorm chairs, determine eligibility for Gov't Cover 18 & over. This Sunday night it's tin) imlnhlu.il tir croup on thr ban* <•! nMV. folding tables, wood and metal desks. Many, (II tlelda are nol playable, we will 300 2XTwm Turbo by Eppler. inJ. ttlignxi ruMml unjfin. viifcil onrni practice between 175 » the BGSU benefits. Apply @Co-op: 310 Student Tickets will be sold trom 10:00-4:00 Wrestle Mania XV. Plus don't miss Ohio 1 many items not listed. Watch tor a complete ■• J -titr.m. i>r <»ii i * ha«i* "I football atadlum) For details call Svcs. 2-2451 details MUST be Time is running out so got your State Final Four Party Sat @ 5 00pm. r|j||> pWWCfcO WM listing in the Apnl 13 edition ol the 8G News Bob Miller at 419-474-1733. IIFLUENT IN SPANISH'I TERMS: Cash or check with ID. No goods re- tickets soon I moved until settled lor. Statements made sale The Celebration is April 22ndl EXPERIENCE MEXICO THIS SUMMER! day take precedence over printed material "'ALPHA CHI OMEGA'" The Nissan 300 2X TWIN TURBO Enjoy an exciting and affordable six-week cul- SALES TAX WILL BE COLLECTED. The sisters ot Alpha Chi Omega would like to tural excursion to Guadalajara and Mexico LOST & FOUND 1 CAMPUS EVENTS OWNER: BOWLING GREEN STATE UNI- congratulate Knsten Cleveland on her pearling City Earn six credits

Bowling Green State University Planting the seed You ARE INVITED TO Real Find! t/ie Family Campaign 801 & 803 FIFTH STREET • 2 bdrm apts. furn & unfurn • Washer/dryer on premises SPIRIT DAY • With balconies or patios th • FREE water and sewer Friday, March 26 • 1 cat permitted per apartment j£ 7:30-10:30 am NEWIPVE fo° Rentals |r,.^e Falcon's Nest r i*« 332 S. Main St. P University Union (our only office) 352-5620 co-sponsored by: Classified Staff Council & The University Union www.newloverealty.com Don't miss out WOOD COUNTY Now leasing for Fall & Summer '99 HOSPITAL Personal care. Professional excellence.

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GPhiBGPhtBGPhiB Worii 39 days a yaar and gat up to 60% tuition, Computer geniuses needed. Staples is look- Nurslng-RN LPN- Pan time working with '93 Dodge Spirit 12 month leases starting May 15,1999: Lil J*nn, Shoot for ;he moon up lo $10,000 m student loan repayments, and ing for FT and PT sales people. Computer ex- children and adults with developmental disatxii- 4 dr., very reliable, runs welt. 135K mi $2000 122 N. Enterprise-i Br.-i person-$350» You'll meet your awesome up lo $eoo.0O/mo not counting salary. Cal perience is necessary. Apply in person al Sta- t'os Applications and tour every Wednesday. Call 372-2606 or 419-6660926. 266Manville-i Br -1 person-$350.ulil j Famih/soon. now 1-800- 708-4068 lor rnora into. The Onto ples. 1060 5 Main Si 930-iOOOam and 4:30-500pm. Or contact 609 5th. 2 bdrm house. $490 & util I Your big's ex a ted. I hope you are too Air National Guard. Fuel Your Future Human Resources (419) 865-0251. Sunshine Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 Direct Care/Resldentlal Specialist Full and 1982 Pontiac 6000. 57K actual miles, 33 mpg, Your family is waiting, Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee We can't wait to have you part time positions available to provide care auk), new tiros & baiiery. exc. cond. Must sell Western Rd.. Maumee. OH. EOE. 4 bdrm. 1 bath house at 516 E. Reed, rsl GPhiBGPhtBGPhiB WANTED and support to individuals with developmental $1650 Call 353 7642 block from campus Avail. Aug. 16, '99 for ■. disabilities living in (he Children's Home and Part-time student employment 1990 Cavalier. 4 new tires and new engine Are you looking lor part-time employment ol 15 month lease. In good shape with nice b area group homes, including Bowling Green. Red $1600QBO (419)669-2562. GPh.BGPh.BGPhiB Pnmanly afternoons, evenings, and week- hours plus per week within walking distance to yard. Carpeted with ollstreet parRing avail. IP 'Mate Sublease' Needed!' LilAmy ends. Starting wage $7.14 $8.52 depending on BGSU campus? Interested in working various 1993 Ford Probe GT. AC, sock shift, moon furnished except relndgerator & stove, Campbell Hill Apts Aug 99 May 00. 235/mo • I always take pride in my kin experience/education. Comprehensive train- unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? roof, all power. New tires. High highway miles. dogs allowed. 1 month security deposit * ur.l. Cal 354-4246 ask 4 Josh. For in my (amity. I have a twin ing program and excellent benefits. Musi be Rate of pay is $5.15 per hour. ^6-P00^QiCaiL'!Q*''_al352 8/9° quired. If interested, call 419-885-8307 .n So keep guessing little one leave a message lor Steve. 18. have a valid dnver*s license and good dnv- Appfy in person between the hours ol 9:00am 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6 Brand new. low miles. I hope you are having hjnl 1 rmie needed. Own bedroom. April to Aug. mg record, physically fit and able to lift 60lbs. and 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at: Love, Your Big $6000 060. Call 354-6038. 4 room upstairs apartment lor 2 people. Ay school year. J200/mo. Call Mike or Sara at Applications and tour every Wednesday ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC able now. 352-5822, l.i GPhiBGPhiBGPhiB 353-7042. 9.30-l0:30am and 4:3O-5O.0pm. Sunshine 428 CLOUGH STREET 94 Chevy Camaro V-6 5 speed 71.000 miles Inc. of Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee BOWLING GREEN.OH 43402 Great condition. $7500 Call 352-3502 or AVAILABLE FOR FALL 1-2 lemale roomaies needed lor 99-00 school Western Rd. Maumee, Ohio EOE. 637-21 74. Ask lor Lon. 2 bdrm. furnished 704 5lh St. 1,1 | GPhiB'GPhiB-GPhiB year. Spacious Hillsdale Townhouse w/ wa- 2 bdrm. unfurnished 710 7th Si. Lil Kelly. sher/dryer $225-30Q/mo ♦ utils. 353-4281. CARS FROM $500.00 Director Christian Education Responsible college student needed for sum- 352-3445 for moremlormation. It's finally t;mo Active Presbyterian Church filled with teachers mer to provide transportation for two children lo Police impounds and tax repo's. 2boVm.furn.apt. avail. May l5,$425vmo. + u- To take the test 4 learners seeks a strong Director ol Christian various activities. Daytime, occasional even- For listings call 1 -800-319-3323 x4558 <- tilnies. Call 353-3330 I know you'll try Education to train, supervise S encourage ings and weekends. Musi have car. Refer- CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSI Your very best. SECRET IN BGI Clean. 2 bedrooms, ti Female subleaser needed. Summer 99 & Sunday school leaders, youth group advisors A ences required. Call 352-1045after 6 p.m. For Sale Soon, dear Kelly. 99/00 school year $l75/month ♦ utils. Own related volunteers. We seek concerned a furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities Summer camp near Ann Arbor seeks counsel- 4 aluminum wheels. 14 x 6. Fits Honda Civics. You will see room with bed. Close to campus Call committed leader to work 30 hrs. per week all lllities provided, on-slte manager, balec ors, lifeguards. Health Dir.. Room A Board. $250. 354-1924 anytime Who makes up 373-1884. through Vie year, with time for vacation A con- units available. Call tor an appointme Salary. Call 734-878-6628 Your new family tree. tinuing education. For further info, call Ihe 352-9909. Female subleaser needed May-Aug. Close to Love n UK E. Chair, O.C.E. search commmee. 352-5176. SUMMERJOBS King size oak walerbed, headboard with shel- campus, own room Call Julie® 354-4197. Grad. students. 2 bdrm. brick, large yaj Your Big FEMALE AND MALE COUNSELORS ves, heater, mattress, liner, drawers, siderails, Send resume to: First Presbyterian Church, $795/mo. plus dep. & util. No pets. 353-725 Little sisters I have, they number Inspinng young good-looking aclor. 21 years 126 S. Church St. BG. OH 43402 We are an NEEDED FOR & 2 sets of sheets. $i50OBO 3724544 three. Closer and closer, each day leave message. old. Looking lor theatre & TV opportunities Has EOE TOP CHILDRENS CAMP IN MAINE Macintosh 6320 CD, Power PC, monitor, prin- they grow to me. Houses lor rent: AH 12 month leases, tena auditioned with 20th Century Fox m LA & has Top Salary. Room/Board/laundry. Clothing A ter & all other acces incl. Great for surfing the gone through Margaret OBnen acting classes. Travel allowance provided. Must love children pay utilities, security deposit & parental gu Enthusiastic personalities wanted lor cart & net $5SO OOP. Call Bill @353-1299 Must sell' Has been to IMTA Convention m NY & LA, and have skill m one or more of the following an tees. Gamma Phi Beta bike rental at Put-in-Bay Seasonal work, hous- Lil Erin, Please contact Jason Todd at (419) 665-2097. activities: Archery. Arts A Crafts (Ceramics, Pnmestar/DirecTV. Because of our recent 730Elm--2BR, $475/month available now ing, good pay. bonuses. Call Island Bike Rental merger we have an incredible offer for you as The time has arrived. Stained Glass. Jewelery), Athletic Trainer, 734 Eim-3BR, 2 Bath, $725/month. availab Subleaser wanted. Nice 1 bdrm. apt. avail, im- 419-285-2016 or write Box 419 Putin-Bay, OH Basketball. Canoeing. Kayaking. Dance (Tap, low at $22.99/mo.-76 channels. Call Aug 15 The time is here. 43456. med. through July. Optional 12 mo. lease tor Pointe. A Jazz). Drama. Field Hockey, Goll, now-1-877823 2688 316 Ridge{Front)-2BR, $550 available May 1 Do you know who I am? next year. AH util. inc.. furnished, good location. FLOOR TECHNITION Gymnastics (Instructors A Qualified Spotters). 3i6Ridge{Rear)-l BR, $300 available May 1 Is it becoming clear? S39S mo.-negotiable. 352-7735. I can't wait until we meet. You wani good pay ($7/hour). And the chance Horseback Riding/English Hunt Seat. La- 233 W. Merry 4 BR, $725 available August 1 I can't wait tor you to see, Summer sublet. 2 rm. effic. Bright sunny apt. to grow. Now you can have it all-and then crosse. Photography. Videographer. Piano Ac- FOR RENT 128 Manviile--4 BR. $950rmonth, availab Because well be the best w/hardwood floors & Ig. bath. $275 ♦. some-when you join Kellermeyer, the nation's compianist, Pioneering .Camp Craft, Ropes August 15 Big and Little pair m BG. 353*700. f 1 department store cleaner. Now hiring for: (Challenge Course. 25 Stations), Sailing. Soc- Phone 352-2330or 354-2854 after 5 00pm PERRYSBURG LOCATION cer. Softball, Tennis, Theatre Technicians. LoveinllKE. Summer subleasers needed $ 160. mo. ♦ elec- 6 DAYS/WK (every 3rd wknd off) Your Big tric. Call 353-4447. Track A Field. Volleyball. Waterskiing (Slalom, II you're looking for someplace with cheap rel MON-FRI10PM-2AM Trick, Barefoot. Jumping), W.S.IySwim In- call 352-7050. Small country house 3 mi. fro SAT 6PM-10PM structors, Windsurfing. Also opportunities tor GEORGETOWN MANOR Gamma Phi Beta BG. Gas heat, dry water, downstairs bdrm. bj SUN 8PM-12AM Nurses, HTML programmers and secretaries. For 1999-2000 school year Lil Carne-One fish, two fish. HELP WANTED no bath facilities. Leave name A ph * We Also Offer: Camp Vega for Girlsl 800 3rd Street Red fish, blue fish. machine. 'On-the-job training www.campvsgs.com 1 bedroom Don't you wish that 'Advancement Opportunities E-mail: )obs(&ca mpvega.com Fully furnished. AC, New 3 bedroom. 2 full baths house on 604 Fif You could get the $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. 'Homemakers and Retirees Welcome CALL 1-800-838-VEGA Laundry facility, no pets. St Avail. May 15-Aug 15 Unfurnished exce Oshl For mlo call 203319-2602. 'No experience necessary COME SEE USt We will be on your campus Parking, prof, maintenance refridgerator. stove, and dishwasher. Exce Love, Your Big 2 Assistant Receiver* (or Student Union To apply, call our recruiting line Thurs., April 1st. Reasonable rent condition. Must pay all utilities. Call 352-3678 Dining Services. Must be able to lilt 60lbs. 1-800-348-4359 from 6am-5pm Mon-Fri A ask Town Room, Sludsnt Union Gas heal, water & sewer included. Subleaser needed for summer. 2 bdrm. duple Gamma Phi'LiI Tolley'Gamma Phi Hours ars Bam-11am. $5.20 per hour. Days forjob*K-9371.EOE. INTERVIEWS AND INFORMATION Also summer rates newly built, very nice, AC. olt-street pkg $5< Tolley, Tolley, you're so fine are flexible based on class schedule. Call FROM 10AM-4PM. Call 354-9740 for more details & app't. plus util. Avail, in May. 353-0299. You're my little it blows my mind the Student Scheduling Office to apply. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY GAIN PROFESSIONAL SALES EXPERI- . How much longer can you wait? 372-7947. Our B-o'Li! pair is definitely (ate. ENCE-BEST SUMMER JOB IN BG 21* HOUR! Student Publications is now accepting applica- Waitresses needed Fridays and Saturday. AllmyloveinllKE. Checker's Pub, 609 South Main. 352-9837. Your Big Easy Work Processing Mail or Email tions for sales account executives. Gain valua- Gamma Phi'LiI Tolley'Gamma Phi From Home or School! For Details ble sales experience selling phone directory WAITSTAFF needed immediately. Good pay, 12 unit api buildings Email: [email protected] ads to local businesses. Positions require apply @ Main Street Diner, 854 S. Main. Next 724 Sixth street 770-937-6764 15-20 hours per week and run from May to Family Dollar. 705 Seventh street GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALS" APPLI- through Jury. Students must have excellent $500 school year lease CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE 375 Counselors and Instructors neededl We are looking for aquatic, aerobic, A kickbox- communication skills, be highly motivated and FREE heal, water INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR Coed summer camps in Pocono Mountains. ing instructors and personal trainers. Flexible have own transportation. Slop by 204 West sewer, gas. & HBO FALL 1»9. PICK UP AN APPLICATION IN PA. Lohikan. 1 -800- 488-4321, schedule. Pay based upon experience Hall for an application or call Toby at 372-0430 354-0914 THE IM OFFICE; 130 PFH. AND RETURN BY www.lohikan.com. for more info. ($i0-$20mr). Full dub benefits. Call Tiffany at APRIL 5 INTERVIEWS ARE LIMITED ON A 419 841-5597. St James Health Club. Toledo FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS AND " Houses. Apts & Rooms 99-2000 ** Camp Staff wanted, all-girl resident camp near Woodcreek Farm A Greenhouse General WILL BE HELD APRIL 8-9. Home City Ice Company is now hiring lor these 326 Leroy-up 1 bdrm Akron. OH, counselors, cooks, lifeguards, and Laborers. Full or P-T. Now A thru summer. positions: Route Drivers. Production Stackers. 307 i/2 E Reed 3 bdrm INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE BY 3 PM IN 130 horse staff. Must enjoy outdoor living & working Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible $6.00/hr. 8 mi. of BG. 655-2126. Have Fun at Work j with children. Salary plus room & board. Call Rooms & Eflic. $205 & up mcl, all util PERRY FIELD HOUSE; MARCH 31-M. W schedules. Locations throughout all of Ohio Summer A 2nd Sem. Apts. avail SGLS S CO-REC DBLS TENNIS 330664-9933 em 137. EO£. and Southeasi Michigan. Call for details at FOR SALE Call 353-0325.9am-9pm. Now Hiring Lil Megan Chi-Chi's is now looking lor hard-working, self- 1-800-899-6070. We are the best big/i.l pair around starters to become pan of our SALSAFIED If you want to work in a fun-tilled atmosphere Servers & Cooks kitchen staff. Apply todayi l6i6E.Wooster 1 and 2 bdrm furnished apts. for "99- 00 school Not one better can be lound and make $5500 to $7000 then Put-In-Bay is year. 352-7454. I hope you have had a lot ol lun for you. Working on South Bass Island is a IM Roland 5-50 Sampling Keyboard $150 • Full and part-time Cleaning and misc. work. Starts May 8 tor 2 O BO. Chrysler Factory Car Stereo/Cas $50 Get excited it is almost done great experience m the tourist indusiry. We are 1 bedroom apt. across from campus Avail two weeks or all summor. 353-0325. OOP Cal-Will @ 354-1461 • Excellent working envbmment I am so glad to be your Big looking for full or part-time employees 25 or mid-Aug. 1 yr. lease. $300/mo. ♦ utils. Columbus. Ohio 419 897-9030. To bad you are not a pig older. Call 419-285-8010 between 1 and 6pm. '92 Ford Probe Auto, air, cruise. $4600/best • Attractive company benefits: Love your Big Scioto Country Club Tues.orThurs. offer Musi sell" 354-7176 Summer Staffing 1 room efficiency with bath Available now 352-5822 401 (k) Sooto Country Club is accepting applications Looking for school age provider for Something Health insurance Lil* Julie lor the club's pool facility lor the 1999 season. Special. M-F. 3pm-6pm. Starting in June, hrs. The ome is almost here, Applications and resumes should be forwarded willbel2-6pm.Call 878-0911. Paid vacations/holidays When you will surety see to the dub with interviews and hiring to be Looking lor a summer job? We are hiring B&B That you are in the best family completed May 1. 1999. The positions include spnhgysummer staff to start now A work • Will train In all of BG I Truck and Auto Repair the following: LIFEGUARDS. POOL SNACK through summer A possibly fall. Rita's Dairy I cant wait lor the fun times • Above average start-up wages STAND, MAIN CLUBHOUSE Bar 24030 Front St. Grand Rapids OH. Just a And the memories well share 10% Discount WAITER WAITRESS AND BUSSING short dove from BG. Call 419-832-7482 to set for cooks. Always remember STAFF.Scheduling procedure conducive with up an interview appointment. We have flexible ■ w/Student ID Your Big loves you and cares' summer activities. Pay scale is progressive for scheduling. Work 12-30 hours or more weekly Love. Big? Servers must be 19 or older. individuals who achieve. Cub's address 2196 depending on your committment. Wages nego- •Oil Change $19.99* If you enjoy taking pride in Riverside Drive. Columbus. Ohio 43221 FAX tiable with experience. Supervision staff also. *mosl vehicles Phi Mu'Phi Mu (614) 486-8327 PHONE (614) 486-4341. • Low Shop Rates your job, like to have fun & The sisters ol Phi Mu would like to congratulate 1. Who has swimming make money, then come be Sarah Harris on being selected as a resident • Engine Sen/ice a part of our winning team. advisor lor '99-'00. Way to go' We're proud ol pools open past labor day? you! • Transmission Work PM Mu'Phi Mu PERRYSBURG 30BJJ81 dOJLHUlM :J9MSUV • Brakes 13040 Brsfiop Rd 27393 Holiday Lane Scholarship Announcement: Bowling Green. OH (Next lo French Otr Holel • Exil 193 Rl75) WBGU-FM General Manager Applications 2. Where can you live and 353-2526 available in the T-Comm office. Due March 29 K^Joioin the BG News 874-8979 Available to all students. 372-8657. not have to pay 5 different Free Towing if we bills? do the job! Tan unlimited ul the end ol school. $35 or a month unlimited, $25. Campus Tanning, aoejjai dc-JLiiujM i;v.\suy 352-7889 3. Who has all units with The Fashion Merchandising Association Cordially Invites you to ^ <»ES<, '* AIR CONDITIONING? Perspectives A Spring Fashion Show 80BJJ91 d0JL|lU!M :J8MSUV Admission $3.00 at door 8:00pm Friday. March 26.1999 Lenhart Grand Ballroom SEAFOOD PLAY AGAIN NEXT THURSDAY

WITCH SUPPLIES Incense, candles, stones, oils, tarot. & more. At Alternative* 131 W. Woosier St. in BG. Psy- ch* readings also available. Call 352-SEED Management Inc. (7333) lor more into. Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 HIGHLAND Management Inc. MANAGEMENT STEAKHOUSE 319 E. Wooster St. NO PETS ALLOWED! Hillsdale Apis., 1082 Fairvicw. (Across from Taco Bell) 130 E Washington Street. Boiling Green TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! l-th North Main Bowling Green 163 SOUTH MAIN ST.BOWLING GREEN Large studios, high vaulted ceilings, 354-6036 unique floor plan, car ports RENTAL LINE: 9 1/2-12 mo Leases 256 SOUTH COLLEGE Graduate student housing Start at $350. Call 353-5800 354-2260 Avail. Now & Fall UnltB 451 THURSTIN Two bedrooms. Limit 4 Efficiencies for summer and people. $670.00 per \ JVrtetUicmSfutfenfs! | Management Inc. Aug. to May. Assigned month, deposit 803 - 8158th St. / Avail. May 1st. Evergreen Apts., 215 E. Poe. Parking. Starts al $310.00. $670.00. Lease Aug. Efficiencies & huge I bdrms. laundry • Dishwashers Come and be part of the most active l 22, 1999 to Aug. 127 on site, lots of parking, "iff. starts at 517 E. REED 2000. • New refrigerators organization on campus! It's a great \ • Disposals $230. I bdims Starts at S340. One bedroom for Aug. to I Call 353-5800 • Ail new point throughout experience, and you'll t May. Starls at $380.00 • Setf-cleanrig ovens 530 E. MERRY STREET meet many new people! • New kitchen cobinets Three bedroom. Limit 4 • Ceramic tie /CJEfcCA 521 E. MERRY • Ceiling fans Management Inc. people. $670.00 per UAO has Open Director b Two bedrooms for summer month, deposit Willow House Apts., 830 4th St. COMPLETE APT. MAKEOVER! and Aug. to May. Assigned $670.00. Lease from $550/mo., 12 mo. lease I bdrms, gas. heat. A/C Remodeled. August 22, 1999 to positions for the Starts at $375 Call 353-5800 Parking. Starls at $500.00. t August 22, 2000 Noon. The Highlands 605 SECOND 220 Napoleon Rd 1999-2000 school year! One bedroom, lauxlry facilities One bedroom unfurnished in bldg., ale. quiet Management Inc. for summer and fall. Starts From $39S/mo. HOUSES j Wooster House. 716 E. Wooster. at $320.00 The Homestead- I bdrm. 400/mo ♦ Elcc One minute AVAILABLE Graduate Housing \ from South Hall Many other locations One and two bedroom. A/C. Call 353-5800 1999-2000 orvslte laundry, ceramic tile, available. A complete soundpioof construction, skylights listing is available at the dishwashers, vaulted cellngs MANY APARTMENT Applications can be picked up between March 22-26, 1999, From$450/mo. /tfBfcCA rental office. LOCATIONS AVAILABLE. in 330 Student Union. Applications are due by March 26, Management Inc. STOP IN THE RENTAL Let us help you make a tough decision Stop in, our friendly 1999, and interviews will be held March 29-April 1, 1999. Slop by our office at 1045 N. Main easy, cal or stop by the oflfce TODAY' staff will help you find OFFICE FOR A COM- \ For more information, contacr Jen Joyce at 372-2343 St. for complete listing or PLETE LISTING. WE Call 354-6036 the perfect home for Call 353-5800. CAN HELP YOU! From 9-4 J www.wcnet.org/~mecc* next year!

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