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The BGA doily independent News student press Local video Parental notification attempts to curb promotes current problem with binge drinking diversity By BRANDI BARHITE Excessive drinking on campus attention is needed or the stu- the 988 alcohol violations. est in the education and wel- awareness The BG News was a major motivator for the dent demonstrates reckless dis- Parental concern was also a fare of their children and notifi- The University is enact- decision, according to Jill Carr, regard for one's safety or oth- reason behind the policy cation, at the appropriate time, By GRETA HALE ing their right to notify associate dean of students. ers," a letter will be sent home change, Carr said. She can greatly aid in resolving The BG News parents or guardians The law will also enable the even if it is the first violation. explained that parents, espe- problems that could impede a A locally produced diversity by letter when students violate University to release informa- A letter will not be sent to cially those who finance their student's success," he said. video will be shown to colleges the University Code of Student tion to the media when a stu- the parents of students under students' education, are upset Although Carr expects some and universities across the country in mid-November. Conduct. dent is held responsible for a 21 who are legally financially when they aren't notified of students to be upset by the "crime of violence" or incest or independent, Carr said. their child's behavior. decision, she said the possibili- The video, which will be dis- Outlined in a letter en route statutory rape. "All agreed that blanket Edward Whipple, vice presi- ty of decreasing alcohol viola- tributed through the Public to University parents, the "I think students will be con- notification was not the way to dent of student affairs, under- tions will make the backlash Broadcasting System, attempts Office of Student Life has opted cerned and rightly should be," go, especially because the vast stands this concern and worth it. to "open people's eyes to some of to take advantage of the 1998 Carr said. "But binge drinking majority of cases are first-time believes this new policy will "If this doesn't work out, we the realities associated with Family Educational Rights and has reached proportions where violations, " Carr said, noting allow the University to estab- are open to changing it, but we racism in our small town," said Privacy Act amendment, which we need to respond in a differ- that had the policy been in lish a "partnership with par- are going to let in run for a full Lorna Gonsalves-Pinto, the producer of the video and the grants universities the option ent way and we think by letting effect last year, 200 letters ents." year and see how it goes," she associate provost for diversity. to notify parents when an mom and dad know what is would have been sent home of "Parents have a vested inter- said. It will be shown by satellite underage student is held happening here, it might make a difference." from 11:30 a.m. to noon Nov. 19 responsible for violating insti- on PBS. tution policies concerning the Sending a letter home though, is not automatic, Carr Gonsalves-Pinto hopes the use or possession of alcohol or said. For instance if a student 25-minute video, "Breaking the drugs. is found in violation of the alco- To view the complete letter being sent Silence," will start conversa- Enacting the law, which hol policy for the first time, tions that will lead to action revoked the law that forbade parents will not be notified. home to parents, go to bgnews.com. projects that will reduce racist universities from such actions, However, if significant proper- attitudes and behaviors, she is a decision that BGSU came ty damage is done, medical said to after a year ill discussion. According to Gonsalves- Pinto, the video took two semesters to produce and Women's Center establishes new library shows the importance of collab- orative efforts between the By JENNIFER LULEY campus and city communities. The BG News The video includes excerpts With the creation of a new from meetings with city offi- library, the Women's Center at cials, activities of an experi- BGSU has a new way to pro- mental ethnic studies class and vide information about comments from students, facul- women's issues to the Universi- ty and community as well as ty community. religious leaders. Now in operation for just During the video, Bowling over a week, the library con- Green City Council was shown sists of books ranging in topics passing a resolution to encour- from women's health, to multi- age the community to increase cultural issues, to humor. The diversity. Mayor Wes Hoffman checkout process requires a sig- also made a commitment to nature and the promise to diversity for the 1998-1999 return all materials within two year. weeks. The video includes projects A 25 cent late fee for each with young children and day the book is overdue will be excerpts from a meeting that charged to the borrower's bur- discussed the treatment of sar account. Any money that is migrant farm workers. Gon- collected will go back into the salves-Pinto said young chil- Women's Center Foundation to dren should be engaged in dis- help with events like Women's cussions about difference so History Month in March. that they can develop a deeper Although the library's respect for diversity at a young resources have been available age. for a short time. Women's Cen- She said migrant farm work- ter Director, Mary Krueger said er issues were addressed the plan to eventually create a because they have suffered library has been in the works local injustices and students for several months. want improved migrant work- "Having resources is some- ers' living conditions. thing a women's center does," Viola Gomez appears on the Krueger said. "We decided it video to share her experiences was time to really get orga- as a migrant worker. One inci- nized." dent she discusses in the video BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE With about 385 volumes deals with almost getting included in the library now, burned due to pesticide expo- The new Women's Center Library offers a variety of books on different women's issues that may face students. The library is located at the Women's Center on the first floor of Hanna Hall. • See LIBRARY, page five. • See VIDEO, page five. BG history grads find jobs BGSEA addresses school violence more often than average Speaker features tips for future educators on avoiding, dealing with issue By AMYJO L. BROWN ment so effective at finding jobs of curbing violence, Gold for its graduate students? By SARAH MOORE The BG News demonstrated tactics for break- Finding a job after gradua- "We feel we have a high level The BG News "I deal with biting and hair pulling every tion is not usually an easy task. of responsibility to help place Tuesday night the Bowling day, so it's helpful to learn how to deal with ing up fights and stopping bit- History graduates at the Uni- them in jobs," said Don Nie- Green Student Education Asso- ing or hair pulling. versity, however, are being man, chair of the department of ciation (BGSEA) discussed it," Brandy Grimes, an early placed in professional jobs at a history. "Faculty members have school violence and how they as childhood education major, rate twice the national average. devoted a tremendous amount future teachers can prevent it Brandy Grimes found the presentation to be of time, energy and imagina- Since 1995, 55 percent of his- and protect themselves from Early Childhood Education Major interesting and helpful. tory students with doctoral tion to the placement program " aggressive students. "I deal with biting and hair degrees at Bowling Green State Edmund Danziger, a history The meeting featured speak- grams to fit their needs. teachers showing them how to pulling every day, so it's helpful University received full-time, professor, spearheaded the job er Veronica Gold, associate pro- deal with violent or aggressive Gold also emphasized that to learn how to deal with it," tenured positions at four-year placement program. fessor of intervention services, students. most juvenile crimes occur after Grimes said. universities and colleges. "We encourage graduate stu- who works with emotionally COPE focuses on two parts school is gets out and before the dents to start thinking about The national average for job disturbed and children and said of anger control: physical and child has adult supervision. If On a more positive note it placement through similar placement from their first year th \t violence is the result of prevention. The physical aspect these children could find orga- was announced that school vio- sized institutions is 22 percent, in the program," he said. aggression. defines weapons and getting nizations to fulfill their social lence is down from previous From the start, students are according to a May issue of the Aggression has two parts, out of violent situations. The needs, this time would be occu- reports and that school is the American Historical Associa- put through a demanding and the intent to do something and preventative side identifies pied. safest place a child can be, tion's newsletter. rigorous schedule. basic and social needs that go However, most schools put "We have high expectations," the translated action, Gold including their home. Job placements for history said. unmet, Gold said. the majority of their money into graduates are usually in the Nieman said. Gold also offered an Internet "If people can learn to be vio- According to Gold, unmet sports or the arts. The students education field; however, stu- To help build experience in who are committing juvenile site by the National Education dents can also find positions lent, they can also learn better social needs, being accepted the field of teaching, students responses," Gold said. and belonging, is the main crimes are not playing sports or Association (NEA) for further with the government, multi- are completely in charge of an in the band. Gold said. These information on school and juve- national corporations and Gold went on to discuss Con- cause of school violence. They undergraduate class within a kids need to find programs that research facilities. trolling Outbursts Preventive believe that their social needs nile Crimea: are not being met, because make them feel accepted. httpV/wwwnea.org/issues/safes Why is the history depart- • See HISTORY, page five. Education (COPE), which is a training program offered to there aren't any school pro- Focusing on the physical side cho/. 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Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 We must learn to "rush life" There is a problem with some talking to the same people. Life they would begin to see how people nowadays - indifference. had become nothing more than a wonderful it is. They would stop Teetering between issues, hav- routine. It seemed that everyday just being and begin to start liv- ing no opinion, being in all was exactly like the next and ing. on the stre essence not even there. pretty soon they all just rushed It seems that many of us are I saw the movie American together leaving the person with slaves of conformity. We cannot Question: Do*you think the University should have the Beauty the other night, one that a lapse of memory ahout where stand coloring outside the lines, right to send letters home when students violate student I highly suggest you go see. In he had been for the last six cannot think, feel, or experience codes dealing with alcohol or drugs so parents are informed? this movie one of the characters months. things on our own. We have fall- claims that the worst thing in So I suggested he try some- en into indifference. For many, the world is to be ordinary. Are thing different. Join a new life has little meaning; nothing you ordinary? group. Converse with someone in this world to live for, one Human beings have to ability Which is it? Should we be forced that he knows has a different might say. to think and formulate opinions into thinking the way that a pro- opinion than his. I am not telling you to start about any subject we wish - to fessor does? Or should we be A challenged opinion has walking around telling everyone not use this ability is exactly the allowed to put together our own strength and validity while an you meet what you think. What indifference that I am talking opinions? Do you even have an unchallenged opinion is flaky I am telling you to do is to think, about. Far too many people fail opinion about it? and weak. His experience was think again, and then think to use their ability to think about Learning is a life-long uplifting. He got excited about some more. Think about things, things, to offer opinions, and to process. It never stops. Some gay life again. He stopped "walking" think about life, challenge your Eddie K, rshaw IV Sabcen Shaikh invent original thoughts. Just that the greatest time to learn through the days and began to opinions and beliefs, and begin Senior Junior simply being ordinary. Like the and grow is right now. College, "live" them. to find out who you really are. A Philosophy Political Sci. white paint in classrooms: no the time when each of us should A gentleman that I met gave You might be reading this . "No, because we are "Not at all It's the color, no pizzazz, just plain and be exploring options, ideas, val- me a revelation of sorts that I article and thinking to yourself Its and have the student's preroga- ordinary. ues, and more. Instead of sitting would like to share. He observed that 1 am rambling, that I am to deal with Bitua- without parental tive to tell their par- Recently there have been in your room complaining about the way the people "rush" frater- making no sense, that I am ents " questions raised about the role of how there is nothing to do, you nities and sororities. How they blowing smoke. If you think this influence." the student and professor in col- should be out there testing the carefully think about every way then I beg of you, please lege. Is it the responsibility of waters. Trying new things and aspect that each one has to offer, reread the above for it is some- Angela Pive the professor to instill knowl- relishing in the environment we weigh every little option, and one like you who needs this more . Sophomore edge into the student? To require are in. think carefully about how they than anyone else. People who Interior Deaign them to explore ideas and con- Someone told me once that feel in that group. He went on to already think and have ideas "No, because I'd be cepts? Or is it the duty of the they were tired of their life. express how great it would be if know what I am talking about. dead if they did." professors to provide students Tired of doing the same things people did this with life. If only They do not need a reminder to with the opportunity to learn'' over and over again. Tired of people would "Rush Life" then "rush life." They are already doing it. This article is for the walking dead who have not life •tfews tieM* COCA O>LA PEV€U)P/MS ^ in them yet. May you find the Teresa Alberti TVacy Starcher PRiC£-At>3USmG VENDiN6MACHiM6S.... ability to "rush life." Sophomore Sophomore Judson Laipply is a weekly Accounting French/English columnist and hopes that you "No, because I'm over "Yes. If they are pay- ©TEMPERATURE SENSOR—RAISES 18 and should have PRICE IN WARMER WEATHER have begun to think just a little ing $10,000 a year I bit. Email him with your opin- the right to make my guess it just became ©SALIVA GLAND SENSOR—RAISES ions, thoughts, or ideas at judson own decisions." their business." PRICE WHEN YOU'RE THIRSTY @bgn et. bgsu.edu. ■ WALLET SENSOR—RAISES PRICE Understand our own apocalypse 'WHEN YOU HAVE MORE CASH wondering. If Bowling Green vomit their stupidity, purge . WHINY KID SENSOR—RAISES State University has ceremoni- their fears - but maybe they 'PRICE WHEN YOUR KIDS DRIVING ally dubbed us all, their chosen were just too afraid to throw it YOU NUTS FOR A SODA students, as intelligent, then up, too afraid of their own bit- how come we are still capable of ter taste. Maybe they were too so much stupidity? How can we drunk with hate to really see justify what we are to our- what they were doing. selves? Why do we drink to the point where memories and Then what should we all do if responsibility of actions arc lost we can be this stupid? Should in the bottoms of trash bags, we all write home, tell our urinals, and the passenger-side moms and dads we aren't really floors of cars? Why do we piss smart enough to be here? At night, I still sleep in the on each other, on other people's Should we tell them that we are fetal position, sucking on my lawns, and on our own lives? not really this smart? thumb, trembling. My cramped body, permanently curled up I am not passing a judgment No. crooked from trying to protect call, because I too have lost We are human. We are born itself like an armadillo, like a myself in the bottom of the bot- flawed. We are born into sin. hedgehog, like a scared man - tle. I too have hugged the tequi- We are born ignorant. But we because during the days I've la worm to stay afloat a little must be more than what we been stoned by heavy conso- longer. There have been many are, but understand that we nants, and brutalized by blunt mornings I have hovered over will never quite be what we vowels. In classroom night- a clue where the money is going this When you go to the stadi- my own vomit, either in the toi- dreamed of. There will never University ignores mares, people have cursed at let or on myself, and thought of be a time when we truly know to go It was said that it would um, you must enter though one me with Proficiency, as they one simple question - God, why everything. There will never be students' opinions help to lower tuition ... yeah, of the gates that is owned by a hurl their SATs, GREs, ACTs, sure ... I'll believe that when I multitude of different compa- did I do it? In the confessional a time when we are absolutely The other evening, I had the MCATs, and LSATs at my confines of a bathroom, I have pleasure of getting a bit of a Q sec it' Also, the money may go nies. Personally, 1 shudder at right. There will never be a twitching body. had to deal with the monster & A with the head of the com- to help pay for the new Union, the thought of going to a hockey time that we truly understand that I really am. I have had to mittee that has been advising the new computer system (who game at the Mountain Dew Ice They scream at me, dressed anything. What we all must do the Administration on the bev- asked for it?), women's sports, Arena and then dinner at the in their Spanish Inquisition red deal with what lies under my is understand the simple con- erage pouring rights issue scholarships, and a few other Pepsi-Cola Union. Do people robes, "It is Judgment Day! red robe. cept of why. This letter is in no way things. Of course, nobody would really want this to turn into Bring forth the ScanTron! Do we all suffer from our Why do we do the things we meant .is a personal attack on ever think about IMPROVING Bowling Green State Universi- Bring the Answer Key, laced in own personal hangovers? I do? After we drink tonight. her In fact, I thank her for the THE RESIDENCE HALLS! ty, Incorporated? God's blood! And let the Test wonder if the students yielding After we punch someone in the time she gave at the USG meet- It's not like they don't need it! 3.Imagine this situation: The Score judge his worth!" baseball bats in their hands, ing. But, how many people at So, from all of this. I have a Apple Farmers Of America tells face. After we hit the pipe. The hooded figures hold me and hate in their hearts, dealt After we piss on that lawn. this University know that THE few points that I would like the the University that if they stop with their own monstrosities? administration to think about: down, branding my baby skin, After we go down on that per- ADMINISTRATION HAS selling all other fruits on cam- Did they look at their reflec- l.The beverages on this cam- pus, they'll give them $1 mil- and my back bubbles up with son. After we call someone a ALREADY BEEN GIVEN A numbers that record my exis- tions in the bottom of the toilet, RECOMMENDATION FOR pus are here for the conve- lion. Is this the end of fruit cups dirty name. We must look at nience of the students, not the as we know it??? tence. The steam clears, and and see the hate running down ourselves through the bottom of AN EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT! reveals the fire-carved UPC their faces like running mas- They have done this despite all beverage companies. Of course 4. Lastly, this University the toilet, and ask ourselves label, marking my intelligence, cara? Did they see the of the obvious disagreements the companies want to give the preaches "We Care." Well, the why we did what we did, and my current status, marking me swastikas wrapped around form the student body. Not only University money for exclusive students have spoken and have after staring long and hard in as if I were cattle, marking me their angry wrists like bar this but we (those in atten- distribution rights but, by hav- clearly been ignored. So whoev- the dead silence, eventually the ing that right, they will be pro- er makes the decision on who as if I were their property - but bracelets? Can their voices, person in the toilet bowl will dance at the USG meeting) after the tears drip off of my hoarse from chanting vulgarity were not allowed to know what gramming our likes and dis- may get the sacred "Pouring answer - because none of us clenched face, I look into the and ignorance, tell them how company had been chosen and likes for beverages. This needs Rights," remember that you can can hide from what we really more importantly, we weren't to be more consumer driven, push people only so far before shadows of their hoods as they they acted that night? are. allowed to know just how much not vendor driven as it is now. they decide not to take it any- call me "Brother!" They say that I am smart. They say that Maybe their hate didn't sit money was being offered THIS 2.0ur society has become one more. well in their stomachs, because IS OUR CAMPUS, ISNT IT? of over-commercialization. If I am worthy. They say I am just like them, just like you, just the only thing they've eaten all David Tran is a columnist for Speaking of the money, it anyone has been to the new Joel Freimark The BG News. He can be like all of us here in BGSU. day is homophobia - which isn't was quite clear that nobody has Browns' Stadium, you will NotoriousOnc@hotmail. that filling. Maybe they sat in reached at [email protected]. understand my reasoning for I wake up in a cold sweat bed all day, wishing they could edu. 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. 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Graduate School Arts Center. Dr. Stanton, Ur. Musher-Eizen- UPCOMING mann and graduate students from 8 p.m. the psych department's Ph.D. pro- TNI. events gram will be on hand to field your questions about applying to gradu- The church custom-built with the .Rec>ieR, Thursday, Oct. 4 ate school. All psychology majors college student in mind. No bore- are welcome. Conklin Hall West dom here! Ice Arena Lounge. //.TO am Side Conference Room. WEATHER 8 p.m. Ohio weather Public Address on Global tnts week VVuriiiiiii,' 7 p.m. Shakuntala Thursday, Nov. 4 "Global Warming and Climate Chinese Club Kalidasa's Indian Sanskrit 1 romance produced anew Universi- AccuWeathei* forecast lor daytime conditions, high/low temperatures FRIDAY: ('hangi: How Seriously Should We A student organization dedicated Take It?" A public address by Phi to showing different aspecLs of Chi- ty Theatre Production. For Tickets, Partly Beta Kappa visiting scholar, distin- nese culture in a fun and friendly call 372-2719 McFall Center Cleveland 53 /40 Cloudy guished professor of economics at environment. Anyone interested in Gallery. Toledo 53 /38 High, 60 the U. of Maryland. Ilr. Thomas C. Chinese culture is encourage to Schcllin. Olacamp 101A Low, 38 join. Meets every other Thursday 8:15 p.m. at 7 p.m. The Women's Center. 107 Callejon de los milagros / Youngstown 52/38° ] Hanna Hall. r 8:30 - 4 30 p.m Midaq Alley- | Manttittd ;8tVV38 | • SATURDAY: IND Education Abroad Informa- Mexico, 1995. Director, Jorge Fons. Partly tional Session 7:30 p.m The story of the lives of members of Cloudy Leurn about the many opportuni- Reading by Nancy Zafris a Mexico City neighborhood, High, 53 ties the Education Abroad Program Fiction editor of the "Kenyon including the owner of the local o has to offer Call 2-0309 for more Review" will read from her collec- canlina and his family and friends. Columbus 53/39 Low, 37 Peyton j 53/38" information. 110.) Offenhauer tion of short fiction. The People I For more information call 372- West. Know: Stories." Free. Proul 2268. Free and open to the public. Chapel. Gish Film Theater SUNDAY: 5 p.m. Partly Divorcecl/3i vorcing Women's 8 p.m. 9 p.m
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Ex-Attorney General William Brown dies 1 killed, 3 wounded in Seattle shootings Associated Press Y/riter Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio — William Brown, Ohio attorney general SEATTLE — A gunman opened fire Wednesday morning in a from 1971 to 1983, died Wednesday of a heart attack. He was 59. commercial building, killing one and wounding three others. A Brown died at his home in Columbus, said Allen Handlan, an search was under way for the attacker. attorney with Brown's firm Kegler, Brown, Hill and Ritter. Police used dogs in the hunt through the largely residential As attorney general. Brown, a Democrat, developed programs Wallingford neighborhood. Three schools in the area north of to fight Medicaid fraud, contain health care costs, reformed Another shooting downtown Seattle were locked down with the children inside Ohio's juvenile justice system and improved the regulation of while the search continued, police said. public utilities. The shooting happened in an office at the Northlake Shipyard In 1982, Brown ran for governor, losing in a three-way prima- building on the north shore of Lake Union, police said. ry with his lieutenant governor candidate Charles V'anik to "He walked in and started shooting. That's all we know," said Richard F. Celeste and Myrl Shoemaker. Jerry Springer, former Pam McCammon, a police spokeswoman. Cincinnati mayor turned talk-show host, finished third in that The suspect, described as possibly in his 30s, was wearing a race. camouflage jacket and brown hat when he walked in a back door Celeste went on to win his first term as governor, beating of a business and started firing a gun, police said. Republican Clarence J. Brown Jr. One man died and three others were wounded, McCammon In his private law practice, Brown specialized in governmental said. The injured were taken to Harborview Medical Center, relations and adminstrative law. where two men were in critical condition — one with a gunshot Montgomery called Brown "a dear friend and valued col- wound to the chest, the other with gunshot wounds to the chest league " and abdomen, hospital spokesman Larry Zalin said. The third Improving circulation helps backaches wounded person, a 19-year-old man, was in stable condition with Associated Pre** Writer a gunshot wound in the right arm. BOSTON — Spinal manipulation by osteopaths appears to Teacher dress code causes heated talks work about a-s well as conventional medicine at curing lingering Associated Press Writer back pain. LORAIN, Ohio — A teacher's union says a dress code imposed About 5 percent of U.S. physicians are osteopaths Unlike by t'le 1 .orain school board violates a contract agreement. M.D.s, they frequently use spinal manipulation as part of their The school board voted 5-0 to impose the policy Monday. The treatment, especially for lower back pain. code simply states: "All teachers shall dress in a professionally In Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine, osteopaths appropriate manner." and M.D.s from Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in The Lorain Educational Association, a teacher's union, has Chicago and the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine report- filed an unfair labor practice complaint with the State Employ- ed the results of a study intended to see which approach worked ment Relations Board. better. tated Press Photo Union president Kevin Zacovic said the school board can't Many studies have shown that most backaches go away with- approve the dress code without input from the union. Zacovic in a month, no matter what kind of treatment sufferers get. So Paramedics unload a shooting victim from an ambulance at attacked the policy as being too vague and said standards the new study was conducted on those who had been in pain for the Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Wash. Wednesday imposed in one school may be different from those in another at least three weeks but less than six months. morning. Dr. Michael Copass director of emergency services, school. Osteopathic medicine is intended to restore health by improv- is in the center. "I just don't know what [the code] means," he said. ing circulation. Its manipulation is similar to chiropractic, which But school officials say the policy is reasonable and only is intended to heal by relieving obstruction in the nerves affects the wardrobe selections of about a dozen teachers. Favorite holiday cookie or dessert recipe? Share it with us! The BG News Special Projects Staff is looking for favorite recipes for the Holiday Insert. Deadline is Nov. 22. Please drop off your recipes in 210 West Hall or email to [email protected]
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CALL TODAY! 1-419-891 -6820 Equal Opportunity Employer Presented by UAO Questions? Call Mi at 372-2486 I i Thursday, November 4, 1999 The BG News Page 5 LIBRARY Continued from page one. walk in the door and say, book that docs deal with Assistant Jane Rosser, said them." Huffine said. rock and roll," Huffine said, 'Here's a book'," Krueger said. women's issues. Susan Huffine, secretary for Then. Huffine said, call adding she is excited about the Krueger said they don't plan to "And it doesn't necessarily have "People have been asking for the Women's Center. In addi- numbers had to be looked up to stop there. to be a women's issues book. resources like these since the tion. Mandy Hackley, a volun- catalog the books, followed by new library and wants every- "We need more," she said. We're willing to be the dumping opening Oi the Women's Cen- teer, was actively involved in the creation of a database to one to know the library might Most of the volumes included ground for books you don't ter," Krueger said. Now there is the creation, Huffine said. keep track of the materials not be what they expect. in the library have been donat- want." a full-fledged system for bor- Once the idea was within Forms were then made to deal ed, Krueger said, and donations When non-women's issues rowing these materials, she reach, Huffine said there were with the check out process and "It's more than just typical are still being accepted. The books are donated to the Cen- said. several steps involved in estab- recognition from the Office of women's 'stuff," Huffine said process to donate is very easy ter, Krueger said they simply The library was predomi- lishing the library. the Bursar was given to handle "It's for pleasure, it's for as well. collect them and trade them in nately the idea of Krueger and "First of all we included book any overdue fines "Basically you just need to at Pauper's Paperbacks for a Women's Center Graduate labels for donors to thank "Now we're about ready to research, it's for everyone." VIDEO HISTORY Continued from page one. yet a reality. Roschcll Ashley, a Continued from page one. ture and methods, gives them of working one on one with his Advisers need to think of ways 1999 University graduate, the opportunity to present their faculty advisor helped him sure. made particularly candid state- students can develop the skills year of their entry into the research at conferences, and develop his researching meth- University students are the ments about being called a department. main focus of the video. Accord- "nigger" and feeling isolated at enables them to teach in more ods. and resumes they need for the A teaching mentor helps ing to Gonsalves-Pinto, "their the University. than one historical field. How can other departments them design the class and talks job market voices enrich the video and Gonsalves-Pinto hopes stu- Todd Good, a graduate stu- at the University increase their to them about problems that offer special insights." dents will work collectively and dent specializing in modern job placement rate? "Students who graduate "Students are our future try to create a living and learn- arise. leaders and decision makers," ing environment "which is truly "The faculty adviser helps Europe, has just started his job "Be prepared to do a lot of from our program have she said. "It is in our students inclusive." hunt. work over and over again," he them think through how they resumes comparable to those that we place our hopes and it The video is directly linked can become better teachers," "I've had plenty of opportuni- said "The system doesn't oper- is through their continued with President Bill Clinton's Nieman said. ty to teach my own classes," he ate itself." students who graduate from efforts that we can build a soci- Initiative on Race and is avail- said. "That's a plus in the job He also advised that place- ety within which all people feel able for students to watch To prepare them as historical the University of Michigan or respected and valued." through closed-circuit TV researchers, the program intro- market today." ment begins on the first day That hope, however, is not through WBGU-TV. ' duces them to the latest litera- He also said the experience students arrive on campus. Harvard," Nieman said. Wyoming jury convicts man in gay student's slaying By ROBERT W. BLACK mously for death, McKinney lawyers, clasping his hands in They argued that McKinney experts to discuss McKinney's the jury where they could have Associated Press Writer will receive life in prison, and front of him. When the first ver- flew into a drug-influenced rage mental state. some level of understanding LARAMIE, Wyo. — A 22- the judge cannot alter the sen- dict was read — guilty of kid- after Shepard grabbed his The jury convicted McKin- that that kind of provocation year-ord man was convicted of tence. napping — he moved his arms crotch while the two rode in a ney of felony murder, kidnap- would result in that kind of murder Wednesday in the beat- Shepard was lured last year to his sides. His father, pickup truck. The defense ping and aggravated robbery. It reaction — a violent outburst of ing of gay college student from a bar, lashed to a fence, William, looked straight ahead claimed that the alleged rejected a first-degree premedi- anger," he said with no emotion. advance triggered memories for Matthew Shepard and could bludgeoned in the head with a tated murder charge that said But David M Smith, pistol and left to die on the cold Shepard's parents. Dennis McKinney of a childhood homo- McKinney had planned the get the death penalty after a sexual assault. spokesman for the Human trial in which the defense por- prairie in a case whose brutali- and Judy, held hands and attack. looked ahead, expressionless. District Judge Barton Voigt, Rights Campaign, a gay lobby- trayed Shepard as a sexual ty led to demands for hate- Under Wyoming law. a Neither McKinney's father nor however, disallowed the "gay ing group, called the verdict "a aggressor. crime laws across the country. defendant can get the death the Shepards would comment. panic" defense, ruling that it repudiation of that strategy." penalty if a slaving occurs dur- The jury of seven men and The other man arrested, 22- The lawyers on both sides are was similar to temporary ing the commission of another Prosecutors said McKinney five women returns Thursday ycar-old Russell Henderson, prohibited from commenting by insanity or a diminished-capac- to begin hearing evidence in the pleaded guilty in April to kid- felony, such as kidnapping. and Henderson robbed Shepard a gag order. ity defense — both of which are of $20 Shepard, his skull sentencing phase for Aaron napping and murder and is prohibited under Wyoming law. Jeffrey Montgomery, director McKinney's lawyers had cracked, died in a hospital five McKinney, a roofer and high serving two life sentences. As a result, the defense of the gay rights group Triangle sought to use a "gay panic" days after the beating. Investi- school dropout who was one of The jury deliberated for 10 defense based on the theory called just seven witnesses, Foundation, said the outcome two men arrested in the slaying hours over two days. that some men are prone to an including two men who testi- indicates the defense was suc- gators said the robbery was the of the University of Wyoming As the jury was about to uncontrollable, violent reaction fied that Shepard made unwel- cessful in convincing jurors of primary motive but that the student. announce its verdict, McKinney when propositioned by a homo- come advances toward them, the "gay panic" theory. slightly built Shepard also was If jurors do not vote unani- stood impassively next to his sexual. but were not allowed to call "It struck a chord in some of singled out because he was gay A "Reallij Cool "PW* /3o J^AAkt -{iot "Bv-f^U
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This week in 1959. the Falcons continued their quest which inevitably led to recognition as the top 'small school' in the country, defeating Miami for the first time in 17 years to improve to 6 0. Every week an article will be run from the 19/i9 BG News. Falcons Scalp Redskins 33-16; BGs 17 year "Jinx" is over with win By DAVE YOUNG but I knew all along that we three touchdowns to boost his came to penetrating BG tcrri- and ran offside. On one scries Miami threat. The 1959 BG News were the better team." point total for the season to 46. tory in the first half was on its of plays the Redskins were The Redskins added their For those who doubted,and BG had not beat Miami His touchdowns came on runs last series of plays in the sec- penalized twice for being off- final touchdown with a little there were many.the undefeat- since the 1942 season. of 11 and 13 yards and a 44 ond quarter when it advanced side and a third time for over a minute remaining in ed Bowling Green Falcons "We thought we could beat unnecessary roughness. the game on a one foot sneak proved what a truly awesome them (BG) if we stopped (Bob) However, the Redskins by Joe Griffith. football machine coach Doyt Colburn and (Bernie) Casey." came out in the second half, as Casey suffered the only Fal- Perry has built when they commented one of the Miami they had done last year, a con injury on a play early in smashed the highly regarded coaches. "We did a good job of fired-up team. They proceeded the third quarter. He was car- Miami Redskins 33-16 before containing Colburn, but Casey to march 36 yards on four ried off the field on a stretcher, 9,400 jubilant fans in the Sta- broke our back." plays to register their first unconscious with a head dium Saturday. The victory for Colburn, who had complet- touchdown with 9:55 remain- injury. However, he quickly BG was its sixth straight and ed 33 of 52 passes prior to this ing in the third period. regained consciousness and assured the Falcons of at least game, was able to connect on Miami's quarterback Tom Kil- the injury was not serious. He a tie for the Mid-American only five of 18. Most of Col- BG News Photo file murray fired a 12 yard pass to was the leading gainer with 90 Conference championship. burn's passes were within ON TOP OF THE WORLD- or so it seemed to Coach Doyt Perry Howie Millisor for the tally, yards on 12 carries. "The most satisfying win." reach of their intended after seeing his charges soundly defeat arch-rival Miami, and Bill Triplett ran the ball Jerry Dianiska turned in exclaimed coach Perry, and receivers, but the slippery yard pass play from Colburn. the ball to the Falcons' 46. for the extra two points. one of his best performances to "one of our best games since pigskin was too hard to han- The Falcons had little trou- Miami seemed to have a An intercepted pass by the date as he tallied 74 yards on ble building a 21-0 halftime case of the jitters in the first I've been here. Determination dle. Falcons' Larry Smith on the 50 20 carries. He also made sev- advantage. The closest Miami hall as it repeatedly fumbled and fight is what won it for us, Casey scored BG's first yard line stopped the next eral key tackles. '2 Auerbach Runningback is Alls about rushing honored "It was really like my sister By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM was taking care of me," Alls for 50th The BG News said. "I really look up to my sis- Just before Bowling ter. She really raised me." year with Green redshirt tailback He encourages kids with Joe Alls hit eighth split homes to hang around the grade, his mother, Chong, made right homes a big decision that possibly had "You should do the right the biggest impact on his life. things and everything should be fine," Alls said. "I think kids By JIMMY GOLEN She relocated Joe and his know right from wrong. As long Associated Press Writer older sister, JoAnn, from inner- as you do the right thing, you'll BOSTON — Red Auerbach city Detroit to an outer suburb be fine." is partially responsible for each called Sterling Heights. Alls used football as a moti- of the 16 NBA championship "When I was younger, I was vation to do the right thing. He banners hanging above the doing a lot of wrong things," attended tradition-rich Steven- Boston Celtics' famous parquet Alls said. "I moved to a nicer son High School. In his senior floor. environment. I ran around a year. Alls led the Titans to an And now there's one because better crowd of people. Who 11-1 record advancing them to of him alone. knows what I'd have ended up the Michigan Class AA state The Celtics raised a golden doing if I'd have stayed in semifinals for the fifth straight silhouette of their cigar-smok- Detroit." season. He had 1,864 yards ing patriarch to the rafters on Alls grew up without a rushing that year on 164 car- Wednesday night to celebrate father, who left when he was ries. his 50th year with the franchise about two. His mom, a Korean "People don't understand he made the pride of the league. native, met his dad in the mili- how much pressure there is on Bill Russell, his greatest tary and came to the United athletes," Alls said. "You have player, ushered the former States before the divorce. The your coaches and family count- coach and general manager family grew up in Virginia ing on you. You never want to across the floor. Tommy Hein- before moving to Detroit when go out there and have a bad sohn, who like Russell both Joe was around 10 game. I've been through the BG Newi photo/ MIKE LEHMKULE played for and coached Celtics "I have to give my mom a lot mental parts of the game." Bowling Green runningback Joe Alls is coming off his best game yet with the Falcons. He rushed champions, introduced the 82- of credit because she raised two The Titans went to the state for 134 yards on 29 carries in last weeks game against Central Michigan. year-old man who came to kids on her own," Alls said. championship when Alls was a Boston as a "spirited young "She raised us real well. We junior. They were ranked 17th coach" and stayed for half a made it this far. My sister got in the nation and number one er threat. The problem is we all, Alls is second on the team century. "I'm glad this happened an academic scholarship to in the state that year. have three outstanding wide in rushing behind Godfrey early in my career," Alls said. And is still as feisty as ever. Wayne State University (in Alls is hoping to carry that receivers for enough passes to Lewis with 356 yards on 69 car- "That way, I can leave this "What's all the fuss about? Detroit) and I got a football success to Bowling Green. He's go around to all those guys but ries. behind and move forward. You Like they're putting me out to scholarship to Bowling Green coming off his best game rush- he did make one nice catch out That raised his confidence can't dwell on your mistakes." pasture," Auerbach said at half- State University. I want to ing for 134 yards on 29 carries of the backfield." level after it sunk in the team's time of Boston's 112-101 victory For the rest of his career, Alls thank God for me and my fami- in BG's 31-7 victory. He had 97 yards on 11 car- previous loss at Kent when he hopes to keep on that high. He over the Washington Wizards. ly" "He's really grown," Ml.irk ries the previous week against fumbled two kickoffs, one of is still working on the pass pro- "This is no swan song. I'm not Joe and JoAnn were close ney said of Alls. "He did some Ohio. He had a 59-yard touch- which was returned for a touch- going anywhere." tection duty of the tailback growing up. His mom worked a nice things in the pass protec- down run in that game. Over- down. position. A scoreboard video showed lot to provide for them. tion phase He presents anoth- highlights of the Auerbach years — an era that covers almost the entire history of the team. There was Red lighting surprising one of his frequent victory cig- ars, Red being carried off the Associated Press Writer think that Maurice Hines has Parker moved from defensive court, Red being drenched with HUNTINGTON. W.Va. — stepped up quite a bit," said fel- end to defensive tackle but it's champagne. Red holding the When it comes to top perform- low junior cornerback Danny not as easy as it sounds because championship trophy, and Red ers at Marshall, quarterback Derricott. "He has an extra the guys that play in the middle meeting President Kennedy. Chad Pennington looks to the year of experience under his of the line need to have some Then there was the banner- other side of the ball. belt now and I think that more size," defensive coordina- raising — a quite familiar scene helps." "Our defense plays hard each tor Tim Billings said. "Jimmy at past home openers. and every game and that's why Hines leads the team, in made the necessary adjust- "I never felt this way when I it's total domination out there," interceptions with four. was on the bench," Auerbach said Pennington, one of the Two others who have ments to get the job done." said. "I feel honored." nation's top quarterbacks. improved dramatically are 6- Parker is quick to praise But he also credited his suc- "Opposing offenses have no foot-7 junior defensive end Paul those a class ahead of him. cess to the players he acquired: chance against us." Toviessi and sophomore line- "The difference between last Russell, Heinsohn and Bob Marshall (8-0, 5-0 Mid- backer Max Yates, both injured year and this year is senior Cousy; Dave Cowens, John American) leads the nation in a year ago. leadership," Parker said. "Guys Havlicek and Jo Jo White, and allowing the fewest points per "We were 15th in America in like John Grace, Andre O'Neal, later Larry Bird, Robert Parish game at 8.5. The Thundering defense last year," said Mar- Giradie Mercer and Rogers and Kevin McHale brought Herd hasn't given up a touch- shall coach Bob Pruett. "Then Beckett have all played great titles to Boston in three sepa- down in 10 quarters entering we get Toviessi and Yates back this year. They're the ones that rate eras. Saturday's game at Kent (2-7, and those two guys have made are the leaders this year." "All these guys came in, and a big difference for us as far as 2-4). The four seniors will miss they personified Celtics pride," Northern Illinois, which had pushing us closer to the top of Auerbach said. routed Kent 50-7 a week earli- each defensive category." Saturday's game at Kent. Grace But he was the only con- er, never got past Marshall's Marshall lost just one starter and Mercer have gone home for stant. 20-yard line in a 41-9 loss last on defense from a year ago, family reasons, and O'Neal and "It's hard to believe that Red Saturday. nose tackle Ricky Hall. Hall's Beckett were injured last Sat- has been around the Celtics for Asiociated Pre is photo Some Marshall defenders replacement, junior Jimmy urday. All the talk around the country has been about Marshall quarter- have made names for them- Parker, is among the team's They're expected to return back Chad Pennington. But the Thundering Herds defense has selves this season. leaders in tackles and sacks. for a Nov 13 showdown at played among the best in the nation. I See CELTICS, page EIGHT. "For the defensive backs, I "When we lost Hall, Jimmy Western Michigan. i ', Thursday, November 4, 1999 The BG News page 7 Sokoll remembers hockey as it used to be tans were two years removed differently. goaltenders were going on their 1971, filling the role of team zation. He played for farm By DEREK MCCORD from their national champi- "It was more of a traditional knees to cover the lower part of captain and winning the team's teams in Baltimore, Virginia The BG News onship. Michigan State was game than now," Sokoll said. the net. sportsmanship award. In the Beach and Port Huron, but The game of college ice playing in the Western Colle- "The centermen were consid- Sokoll feels the game of col- final game of the season Sokoll never got to play in the NHL. hockey is one of fast, giate Hock- ered the playmakers, while the lege hockey has improved. scored the winning goal in over- In 1980 Sokoll came to Bowl- explosive offense and ey Associa- wing went down the boards to "College hockey is better time at home against Michigan ing Green to pursue a Ph.D. in hard-hitting defense, but that tion which to give the Spartans a 5-4 win social psychology. He later was not the case in the develop- consisted of "College hockey is better than it used to be. Sokoll's career stats consist- coached the Bowling Green ment years of the late sixties. teams such Players are more concerned about off-season ed of 45 goals with 41 assists High School ice hockey team in as Min- for 86 points. Sokoll was one of 1981. Sokoll finished his doctor- Bowling Green Ice Rink nesota, conditioning. They are bigger, faster and the the nice guys on the team ate degree in 1991 and became director Randy Sokoll spent North players are more involved in the game." spending only 62 minutes in the ice rink director in 1992. those years playing for the Dakota, Randy Sokoll the penalty box during his Sokoll said when Michigan Michigan State Spartans. Wisconsin, three-year career. State plays Bowling Green peo- Sokoll came to East Lansing in Joe Sokoll Colorado Hi Uct Rink dm tar Sokoll says he was pleased ple ask him who he is rooting 1967 when the NCAA did not College, with his career as a Spartan for. allow freshmen on the varsity and inter- score goals, and the defense- than what it used to be," Sokoll "I did not win any all-Amen- "When Michigan State comes team. So Randy, like other state rivals Michigan and men stayed back." said. "Players are more con- can awards, but I was a pretty to town I am a Bowling Green freshmen around the league, Michigan Tech. Sokoll played At that time in the hockey cerned about off-season condi- solid player in my three years," Ian," he said. "It has been thir- played on a freshmen team to let! wing while he wore the world players like Bobby Orr tioning. They are bigger, faster he said. ty years since I played for them develop his skill and academics number 14. were changing how the game and the players are more After his college hockey but I know Buddy (Powers), the Sokoll joined the varsity Sokoll said at that time col- was played. Defensemen were involved in the game." career Sokoll spent four years coaching staff and the players." team in 1968 when the Spar- lege hockey was played a lot joining the offensive rush and Sokoll ended his career in in the Detroit Red Wing organi- Reds bidding for Griffey Jr. THE WASH HOUSE By JOE KAY said Wednesday. "We're going game. orado over the weekend. He'd Laundromat AP Sports Writer to do everything we can to see if The city still considers be willing to raise the stakes for 250 N. Main ; CINCINNATI As soon as we can't be a player in this and Junior one of its own. When he Junior. word spread that Ken Griffey see if we can't make a deal for showed up at Cinergy Field for "Griffey is completely differ- Sewing 'BQ since 1958 Jf. wanted to play closer to him." some batting tips from his ent," Bowden said. "He's the home, his hometown started There would be a sentimen- father on an off-day last season, best position player in all of buzzing. tal symmetry to bringing speculation started all over baseball. He's a franchise play- 75 WASH • Fans flooded sports talk Junior back to the town where again about him eventually er. He's a Hall of Famer He's a Open 24 Hours stows with calls wondering if he grew up. His father, Ken Sr., coming home. Cincinnati player. This very- tr)e low^budget Cincinnati Reds was a star on the Big Red Junior rejected a contract unique opportunity conies have any chance to pull off a Machine of the 1970s and is offer from the Mariners on around once in a lifetime." trade with Seattle that would currently a coach. The two Tuesday so he could play for a The question will be whether bring Junior home. played together in Seattle, team closer to his home in the Reds have what the 24 Hour Towing . General manager Jim Bow- where in 1990 they became the Orlando, Fla., which is about a Mariners want and whether den is going to try. first father-son duo to start a two-hour flight from Cincinnati they can afford the asking Transmission • Tires • "We're interested," Bowden f;aine and to homer in the same and a few hours from the Reds' price. All Mechanical Work • Bearings spring training complex in "I imagine that whoever they • Brakes 'All Farm Equip. Sarasota. trade with, they'll want good • Diesel and Gas Motors "The fact he's from Cincin- young players," manager Jack - Low Shop Rates - nati, the fact that his dad is on McKeon said Wednesday - Free Towing with Student ID - the coaching staff, the fact that "They'll want to build up their (with qualified repair) there's flights to Orlando and franchise. It would be tough." our spring training complex is Money also could be a barri- close — all of that is favorable, er. Junior is signed for next sea- as it is with other cities," Bow- son at $8.5 million, then B&B Truck & Auto den said. becomes eligible for free agency. Griffey Sr. is managing San- The Reds had a $35 million Repair & Welding turce in the Puerto Rico winter payroll last season and aren't 1304040 Bishop Rd . Bowling Green, OH • 353-2!-2526 league and didn't return a tele- expected to increase it substan- phone message Wednesday. tially until they get closer to The main question is moving into a new ballpark in whether the Reds can afford his 2003. Their highest-paid player salary and the Mariners' trade last season was Greg Vaughn, College of Musical Arts Opera Theater presents demands. The Reds won 96 who made $5.75 million and is games last season when their a free agent. Barry Larkin will young nucleus developed quick- make $5.3 million and Neagle Gilbert & Sullivan's ly. Seattle is likely to want $4.75 million next season. pitching — something the Reds The Reds are so cost-con- desperately need as well — and scious that when Colorado top young players. agreed to give them Bichette Bowden said Wednesday for outfielder Jeffrey Ham- The Mikado that starter Juan Guzman, monds and reliever Stan Belin- obtained in a trade with Balti- da, Bowden insisted that the more on July 31 and now a free Rockies include $1.9 million to November5 &6at8 p.m. agent, is asking more than the offset the salary difference. Kobacker Kail Reds can afford. Bichette will make $6.5 million The club also is negotiating each of the next two years. Moore Musical Arts Center to keep starter Denny Neagle, Asked if the price of obtain- Associated Press photo who will stay if the Reds ing Junior will be too high, Howling (jrten State University Could the Cincinnati native return back? According to General rework his contract. Bowden said, "I can't answer manager of the Cincinnati Reds the team will do everything it Bowden wasn't about to part that. It's too early in the can to see Griffey play for the Redlegs next year. with either pitching or top process. We're going to make young players to get cleanup every effort we can." Tickets $7&$9 • Students $5 at the door with student ID hitter Dante Bichette from Col- For ticket information call (419) 372-5171 or (800) SS9-2224 Got Web? We Do • Daily crossword answers • Classifieds online • Archives of the Print Edition • Political cartoons & comics • Daily Horoscopes • Weather Excerpts from Print • Today's News • Opinion • City & Campus • NOW Entertainment • Sports STUDENTS FREE WITH VALID ID www.bgnews.com page 8 The BG News Thursday, November 4, 1999 Kemp leads Cavs to 97-90 win it to 80-77 with 6:26 left in the By TOM WITHERS had six turnovers and just one Cleveland a 91-88 lead, and game on two free throws by Van AP Sports Writer assist. Keith Van Horn added after Marbury was called for a CLEVELAND — Shawn 20 points and Jamie Feick had charging foul on New Jersey's Horn. Kemp had 27 points and 15 13 rebounds for New Jersey, next possession, Kemp grabbed Despite making just one of rebounds, and Brevin Knight which shot just 34 percent from a rebound in traffic and was their first 16 shots from the added 16 points Wednesday the field. fouled. floor and 4 of 21 in the second night as the Cleveland Cava- Andrew DeClercq had 12 He made both free throws to quarter, the Nets trailed by put the Cavs up by five points, liers won their home opener, points and nine rebounds and only 46-41 at halftime. 97-90 over the New Jersey Bob Sura added 13 points for and after another Marbury Marbury, who attempted 34 Nets. Cleveland, which has won six miss, DeClercq sealed the win Kemp, who carried the Cavs straight and 12 of 13 over New with a dunk for Cleveland. shots on Tuesday night, was 1- last year when center Zydrunas Jersey. Sura, who has been booed for-10 from the field before hit- Ilgauskas went down with a Wesley Person's 3-pointcr mercilessly at home the past ting two straight jumpers and season-ending injury, once with 5:53 left gave the Cavs an two seasons by Cavs fans scoring six straight points dur- again did it all as Cleveland 83-77 lead before Marbury unhappy with his play and long ing an 8-0 run late in the half made it a winning home debut brought the Nets back by scor- contract, scored 9 points in a that brought New Jersey with- Associated Press photo 17-1 run that helped Cleveland for first-year coach Randy ing 11 straight points to bring in 42-39. Head coach Randy Wittman talks to Cavs guard Andre Miller In New Jersey within 87-86 with open a 69-54 lead with 3:27 left Wittman. Notes: Sura, a notoriously an earlier game this season. Cleveland was led by Shawn Kemp 3:03 left. in the third quarter. Stephon Marbury led the poor free-throw shooter, went 8- who had 27 points and 15 rebounds. Nets with 27 points, but shot Knight's baseline jumper But with Marbury on the bench, the Nets rallied and cut for-8 from the line. just 7-for-25 from the floor and with 1:58 remaining gave Hargrove signs with Baltimore By DAVID GINSBURG need this job, I want this job," 'I'd be lying if I said I wasn't best among AL managers, but AP Sports Writer Hargrove said at a news confer- hurt by what happened in his 27-25 record in the postsea- BALTIMORE — Mike Har- ence, wearing a black and Cleveland, but I found that son was evidently cause for con- grove, who cried three weeks orange Orioles' jacket that when the good Lord closes one ago when he was fired as man- looked a bit strange, given that door, he opens another one cern in Cleveland. ager of the Cleveland Indians, he worn the Indians' blue and somewhere." The Orioles, who haven't wore a giddy smile and a Balti- red for nearly nine years. Fortunately for Hargrove, been to the World Series since more Orioles jacket on the first Hargrove inherits a team the Orioles' job was there for 1983 and have been the post- that carries one of the highest the taking. day of his new job. season only twice since then, Hargrove signed a three- payrolls in baseball yet suffered Hargrove beat out Orioles' year contract Wednesday to through two straight losing third-base coach Sam Perlozzo would love to see Hargrove manage the Orioles. He carried seasons under Ray Miller, who and Boston bench coach Grady enjoy similar success in orange the most impressive credentials was fired Oct. 6. Little for the job. Orioles execu- and black. "I wanted the challenge. I tive vice president John Ange- of the nine candidates inter- "I don't know very much viewed for the job — five think there are good things in los, a member of the search straight AL Central titles, 721 store for the Orioles sooner committee that conducted the about him as a person, but I career wins and two trips to the than later, and that's a nice preliminary interviews, said know he has a good track World Series. feeling," said Hargrove, who Hargrove was simply the best record as a manager," catcher He was fired on Oct. 15 after went 721-591 with Cleveland man for the post. Charles Johnson said. "He's led Cleveland blew a 2-0 lead in its and twice led the Indians to the "His winning record is cer- best-of-five division playoff World Series. tainly impressive, but when his teams to the playoffs and against Boston. The Indians hadn't been to you get to know him and see the World Series, so I know he's The 50-year-old Hargrove the World Series in 41 years what kind of person he is, you a good manager." before Hargrove took them had one year left on his con- really get a solid feeling for how Hargrove plans to leave tract and stood to receive there in 1995, and his 721 wins well-rounded he is as a manag- $600,000 from the Indians in ranks second on the team's er," John Angelos said. "He Thursday on a family vacation. severance pay. But he was seri- career list. But the Indians cut really stands out as the best When he returns, he will begin ously interested in the Orioles' him loose after Cleveland once Associated Press photo choice for the job." the process of shaping the Ori- job, and his effort was reward- again fell short of its goal of Under Hargrove, the Indians oles into a team that can com- ed when owner Peter Angelos winning the world champi- advanced to the AL champi- pete with two-time defending Mike Hargrove signed a three year deal with the Baltimore Ori- selected him as the team's third onship. onship series in three of the last oles Wednesday to manage the talent-filled team. manager in five seasons. "I'm a big boy. I can accept five years. His 689-538 record champion New York Yankees "I told Mr. Angelos ... I don't that, and 111 move on," he said. over the past eight seasons is and Red Sox in the AL East. CELTICS Continued from page SIX. at Faneuil Hall. When they Can We Buy You a Drink? 50 years," Mavericks coach and auctioned off the remnants of former Celtic Don Nelson said the Boston Garden in 1996, in Dallas. "He deserves every someone paid $500 for one of JOHNNI BLACK honor and award he has his half-smoked stogies. It's BYOB this Saturday, received during his career. It's At the news conference, Rus- been one of the highlights of sell praised Auerbach for lis- November 4 my career to have been associ- tening to his players and said ated with him." that he remembers being called from llam-4pm Nelson is one of six former for goaltending for the first Celtics coaching in the NBA time. Auerbach drew a techni- this season. And that's not cal arguing with the referee. counting McHale, who is the "From that day on, it was a Try Watermill Express general manager of the Min- lifelong friendship with you nesota Timberwolves. and the Celtics," Russell said. " Ask them, and they'll tell ... I don't think I would have 1058 1/2 N. Main you what it means to be a been as successful without Celtic. him. And I know he wouldn't (infrontofTCBY, BG) "A lot of skeptical players have been as successful." over the years have embraced But Russell and Auerbach our mystique. They believed in were more than friends. They it. And if they didn't when they were simply the most success- FREE WATER came, they did when they left," ful coach-player tandem in bas- Auerbach said in an afternoon ketball history, winning eight * Up to 5 FREE Gallons* news conference. "There's so consecutive championships many guys out there that when from 1959-67. BYOB they left, they still bleed Auerbach turned the coach- "Bring Your Own Container" green." ing over to Russell in 1967 and The Celtics have already moved into the front office. Water-mill Offer Good Saturday, November 6, 1999 retired the No. 2 for Auerbach Boston won two more titles Express Between llam-4pm — No. 1 was for Walter Brown, with Russell as coach, and five at 1058 1/2 N. 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The museum is open something that their ago. While watching the WB grandmother used to Another feature of the exhib- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday Radio Music Awards last week, through Thursday. On Fridays a thought ran through my make. For others they are the it is the use of samples of tech- • mind, "How many more tele- large, thick and puffy sheets to niques that visitors can touch. the museum is open from 10 vised awards shows can we pos- sleep under at night. Today These include techniques such a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday hours sibly have in this country?" We they are considered to be a form as applique. are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sun- of art, and there is an exhibit at One of the more interesting • have the really big prestigious day hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. awards like the Oscars for the Toledo Museum of Art that types of quilts were definitely movies, the Emmys for televi- showcases a small part of their the crazy quilts of the Victorian The museum is closed on Mon- sion, the Grammys for music, history. Era. These were a way for the days, Thanksgiving, Christ- and the Tonys for Broadway quiltmaker to show off not only mas, and New Year's Day. "An American Treasury; . and theater. their ability, but to showcase Admission to the museum In recent years it seems like Master Quilts from the Muse- their taste in fabric and style. itself is free. Tickets cost $5 for award shows are reproducing um of American Folk Art" fea- As the name implies, these are like rabbits. Here is the list of tures 50 pieces from the Muse- not your traditional geometric adults and $4 for students, all the televised award shows um of American Folk Art in patterns. These quilts are seniors 65 and older and full that I could think of, we have; New York City. These works assembled in many different time university students with a The People's Choice Award, span from the late 1800's to styles, with a wide assortment American Music Awards, MTV modern day. Styles range from valid ID. Admission is free dur- of different materials. You will ing the museum's Friday Video Music Awards, Golden the simple Amish quilts to the find velvets, silks and satin in Globes, MTV Movie Awards, extravagant crazy quilts. Many these quilts. events from 5 to 10 p.m. every Nickelodeon Kid's Choice On the other end of the spec- Friday. Tickets can be pur- Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, the new WB Radio trum, we have the very simple Photo Provided chased through the Museum's Music Awards, the Billboard quilts done by the Amish. These Sunflowers and Hearts Quilt (1860 - 1880) box office, located at the Grove Awards, the Country Music quilts have simple designs and Place entrance or by calling bright colors. Unlike the crazy quilt which pays homage to evening will also feature live Association Awards (CMAI, the Native Americans. musical entertainment and a (4191-243-7000. There will be a Daytime Emmy Awards, the quilts, there is little showcas- ing. The museum is also offering guided tour of the museum's handling fee on all phone or VH1 Fashion Awards, just to several special events with the collection. The cost is $35 for name a few. In recent years there has mail orders. With Broadway and sports been a resurgence in interest in exhibit. There are quilting Museum members and $40 for The Toledo Museum of Art is demonstrations on Friday nonmembers and reservations being the major exceptions, it quilting. Unlike the past quilts located at 2445 Monroe St. at are now being viewed as fiber nights, Saturdays, and Sun- can be made by calling <419)- seems like every facet of enter- Scottwood Avenue. It is west of tainment must have five or six art or folk art. This period is days. On Fri., Dec. 3, the muse- 243-7000 or 888-763-7486 award shows on TV. With all of also showcased in the collec- um will be offering a holiday before Nov. 23. downtown Toledo's business Photo Provided these awards being given out, it tion. There is an excellent meal with a menu that matches "An American Treasury" will district and one block away Lone Star Quilt 1920 - 1930. seems like they are losing sig- example of this with a smaller the theme of the exhibit. The be at Toledo Museum of Art from 1-75. nificance. Let's say you lost that Gold- en Globe for Best Actor. Well Seeking Homer rocks-out in Student Union gosh darnit, you can always try again at the Oscars. Some peo- By LIZ PKCF.K touring on their own. their music is through all of ple are even betting on these The BG News In addition, they have played their songs, you find yourself shows like they are for sporting With their crafty guitar- at the 1998 ACC Soccer Cham- tapping to the beat; they have a events. Entertainment Weekly playing and harmonic vocals. pionships and the 1997 Ameri- great sound. devotes an entire issue to win- the alternative band, Seeking can League Division Series at The vocals in all of the songs, ning in your office Oscar bet- Homer impressed those who Yankee Stadium. done by Dave Oberacker and ting pool. Winning an Oscar attended their concert in the- Seeking Homer is self-pro- Thomas Connors, were very should be an honorable Lenhart Grand Ballroom Tues- duced, self-booked, and unsigned, skillful and heartfelt. The two achievement, not something a day night. The concert was yet they have managed to seemed to harmonize very well. bunch of office workers are bet- sponsored by UAO, and is the recently put out their second After watching the band per- ting on during their lunch first band featured in their CD, A Good Hard Smack. The form one song, you can tell that breaks. (Of course, I am not one "Fuzz installment" concert CD has already sold over 7,000 they really care about what for gambling in the first place.) series. copies. they are doing. It is also evi- The broadcasts could use a The band's members, Dave Dressed casually in cargo dent that they care about their little work. For one thing, do we Oberacker, Tom Connors. pants and jeans, Seeking fans. They made the audience really need to know who did the James Dunlop, and Michael Homer is a mix between the feel very "at home." Best Short Documentary or Seda, are from the New York Dave Matthews Band and Seeking Homer is a great Best Make-up? We could really City area. They began playing Matchbox 20. band. Maybe a major label will save time if we just handed out together about three years ago, The majority of their songs wake up and realize what the major awards. BG .News Photo/ SARA GRIGSBY while they were in college. require intricate work on they've been missing. Unless your show is for the Thomas Connors, Dave Oberacker and James Dunlap (I to r) of The band worked its way acoustic, electric and bass gui- The band has a great sound and it should definitely keep on recording industry, do you real- Seeking Homer jam it up on stage Tuesday night. from playing at small parties tars. ly need to have a bunch of and pubs in Manhattan up to However, the best part about doing what they've been doing. musical performances or really bad production numbers? Granted these are the things that keep people from running to the restroom or falling sleep in their chairs, but do we really need to have so many of them? The show is long enough already. Speeches are the one thing about award shows that really By JAMES ELDRED with mixed reviews for the by means of an all powerful get to me. Someone could have The BG News most part but received huge force, OK Computer was received a lifetime achievement international sales with the hit released on July 1, 1997. A lot award and all they get is a Continuing this week is song "Creep." A now alterna- happened in two years, and the mere 30 to 45 seconds, a minute the NOW section's tive-rock anthem about self- highly experimental musical if they are lucky, to thank showcase of the best loathing and failed relation- scene that Radiohead was everyone that they want. That ind most influential albums of ships was a hint of things to working in was on it's way out is the same amount of time that he past decade compiled by come in an album filled with and pop music was back in. some newcomer gets. I'm not >ur staff. These selections are mostly forgettable tunes. In Surprisingly, critics embraced ii no particular order, and will saying give everyone 5 minutes, spite of the overall weakness of OK Computer immediately as but when someone gets a major >e appearing periodically until the album, it went gold in both recognition they deserve more one of the best, if not the best, he end of year. This issue: the U.K. and America. The crit- album of 1997. Many called it . speech time. Hadiohead's OK Computer As I learned in my interper- ics labeled them as a one-hit the first great concept album in sonal communications class, Radiohead somehow man- wonder. years, comparing it to the best you have to be prepared for laged to go from one-hit wonders The critics proved them- works of bands like Pink Floyd. public speaking. Even if you in 1993 to the next Pink Floyd selves wrong, however, in 1995 It even was nominated for sev- think you stand no chance of in 1997 with only three albums. when the band released their eral Grammies, including best winning, at least have a list of The first. Pablo Honey met follow-up album The Bends. album of the year. people to thank. If you forget to The album received interna- What was even more sur- thank your significant other, tional accolades from critics, prising, however, was the fact you will be in the doghouse for and after releasing four singles that it was not just well- awhile. Forget to thank your and extensive touring, album received by the critics interna- .children? Well, they will be went gold and also went on to tionally, but the masses as well. bringing that up when they are be on many "best of the year" After floundering in the bottom in therapy. lists in several U.K. magazines, of the top 100 for a while, the It also seems like we care but was relatively ignored here. album slowly gained strength. cohesiveness that isn't present album with their next release more about what the stars are Afterward the band retreat- The band finally reached main- on some of the best concept coming out next year. This will -wearing than the awards itself. ed to a 15th century estate out- stream audiences later in the albums (The Wall comes to not be an easy task. OK Com- .Joan Rivers is at every awards side Bath England to record year when "Karma Police" v. as mind). Each song builds off puter is one of the most complex -show either praising or scolding their next LP. Recording in released as the second single off another starting slightly and intelligent albums of the istars for their sense of fashion. such an unusual setting gave the album. Quite possibly one upbeat with "Airbag" and decade, but if anyone can do it, •Here is a concept, who cares? Since when was fashion the way to unusual musical ideas of the most depressing songs on "Paranoid Android" but quickly it's Radiohead. 'most important thing at an as the band increasingly the album (quite a feat) it's suc- decreasing in tempo and .awards show? If someone focused on themes of isolation- cess was surprising to say the increasing in hopelessness with Albums "wants to wear something differ- ism and hopelessness, utilizing least. "Exit Music (For A Film)" and ent, let them do it. Who died a much quiter, less guitar dri- When a band decides to "Karma Police', and finally featured ' and made you the fashion ven, sound than what was pre- make a concept album, they are comes to a head with "Fitter- Public Enemy: police? viously seen on their earlier taking a considerable risk. Not Happier," which sarcastic com- Fear of a Black Planet There is my advice, granted works. only does the concept have to be puter voice relaying messages Nirvana: Nevermind •it may not be award winning, The finished product was strong enough to support 10 to of compliance and self-surren- PJ Harvey: 7b Bring You but 1 would like to thank all of like no other rock album that 12 songs, each song has to der perfectly define the entire My Love Lisa Bellinger has never won an was released that year. A quiet, touch on the overlaying theme, album. Beck: Odelay award. She can be reached at somber, concept album about but without all sounding the Radiohead now has the prob- Watch for more albums in NowstaffSjou rnalist. com Radiohead's Thorn Yorke puts the complete loss of personal same, and Radiohead accom- lem of having to one-up this future issues of NOW. feeling in his music. identity, emotion, and freedom plishes both. The album has a I page 10 The BG News Thursday, November 4, 1999 Alice In Chain's legacy collected in "Music Box" By BRIAN HORN recorded tracks, "Get Born have put in the boxed set. Rom disc. It includes a trip into disc along with a lot of other The BG News Again." This will leave fans Chances are it may be the clos- the Alice In Chains album goodies. When the Seattle "grunge" drooling for a new album est we'll ever get to hearing called "The Journey." The What will become of Alice In sound began to dominate the because "Get Born Again" is a Alice In Chains live again. The premise I got out of it was that Chains in the future is uncer- music scene back in the early solid showing. disc comes to a close with the you have to free the members of tain. But if Music Bank is the 90s, Nirvana and Pearl Jam Disc two contains a lot of the second new song "Died" that the band from their demons final chapter in the great book were the two bands that got Dirt era material such as will once again have the fans and then you finish the journey. of Alice In Chain's career, then most of the credit and respect "Rooster," "Godsmack," and the only dreaming of what could The videos to "Get Born Again," we should give them a wave classic "Would?." "Fear The •for shaping that sound. Yet have been. "I Stay Away," and "No Excus- back and thank them for the Voices" and "Lying Season" are there was a third band that Disc number four is a CD- es" are also available on the memories. came out of that crop that did- two previously unreleased n't get nearly as much respect gems that came out of the demo or credit as the two previously lor the Cameron Crowe movie mentioned bands. That band "Singles." Once again these was Alice In Chains. While were songs that could have Kurt Cobain was complaining underrated band's material. So been used but just didn't have how miserable he was, and underrated that they couldn't the sound that the band was Pearl Jam were more worried even make it onto the BG News aiming for. "Am I Inside" and about the service charge Ticket- top 10 albums of the 90s, but I "Brother" from the Sap EP, and master charges, AIC was mak- don't think AIC cares. two more classics "I Stay Away" ing solid rock music that is Disc one features the most and "No Excuses" from the Jar showcased in their four-disc unreleased stuff of the four Of Flies EP round out disc two. boxed set Music Bank. discs and some of the original The third disc chronicles the 'Consisting of 48 tracks in all, masters off Facelift like "We bands most recent work togeth- a fair portion of them hits or Die Young" and their break- er. Tracks from Alice In Chains songs already released, Music through hit "Man In The Box." self-titled release, which was Bank also contains demos, rare Labeled as being a "Black Sab- the first with bassist Mike Inez, B-Sides, alternate takes and bath" of the 90s these early and a few from their MTV demos show more of a Gun- two newly-recorded tracks. Unplugged make up the meat The Box-set is hopefully just s'N'Roses influence than a Black Sabbath influence. and potatoes of this disc. meant to hold-over fans while Remixes of "Again" off Alice In they are on a "hiatus" as gui- Tracks like "Social Parasite" and "I Can't Have You Blues" Chains and "What The Hell tarist Jerry Cantrell has called Have I" and "A Little Bitter" off their lack of touring or the show the talent lead singer Layne Staley, drummer Sean the "Last Action Hero" sound- release of a new album in four track could have been left off for years. But if this is AIC's final Kinney, bassist Mike Starr and better choices. I'm sure the goodbye, then it is a fine way to Cantrell had in the beginning group has some live tracks from go out.. and could have easily been hits in the early 90s. Also on disc some of their last live shows Photo Provided Music Bank is a nice retro- Layne Staley, Sean Kinney, Jerry Cantrel. Mike Inez and Mike Starr looking grungy in the early 90s. spective of a great and highly one is one of the two newly laying around that they could Viittrkan Heart Tobacco? Association Don* OUNDS > get me started... i <& Damme flop "Universal Soldier back. She gives "Silent Night" a debut CD Ascension, an "'199? American Hi-in Assoonn 2" and used as WCW star Bill valiant effort, htit the choir album that wants to be hard Goldberg's entrance music for keeps drowning her out. Her rock like best bands of the 70s, about a week, shows what voice is beautiful, but she never MEGADETH Megadeth can do when they puts any real volume behind it. but comes off more like the Travel don't try so hard to sound dif- "Highland Cathedral" mediocre work of the 80s. ferent. Mustaine and Fried- sounds like something out of The album begins strong Ads SPRING BREAK 20M man along with bassist Dave PANAMA CITY BEACH FLORIDA FROM| some overly dramatic movie. enough with the very good Ellefson and drummer Jimmy 372-6977 $149 PER PERSON SANDPIPER The bagpipes are really nice, track "Till You're High." It's a BEACON BEACH RESORT, THE "FUN DeGrasso, who replaced previ- but it is too bad that the rest of 1 be BG Ne*» will no" knowingly -i'|" »1< rniwi'in PLACE-! HOME OF THE WORLD'S ous drummer Nick Men/.a, put ROCK song, not a "alternative- Uutt di nxoufifc di the orchestra sounds like they any individual fii-H' on the b»»i LARGEST KEG PARTY. DRINK DRAFT all the crap aside and flat-out are playing a totally different rock" song, with a focus on hard creed. rrhg HHI MKKial ««f BEER ALL WEEK LONG TIKI BEACH ability, itaiui u ■ I the h.'n oi any oil* BAR ENTERTAINMENT BY BOOGIE rocked on this one. piece. The track has the poten- and fast guitar and great legally prosetied ttatui As always, Marty Friedman INCORPORATED BIKINI CONTESTS. tial for greatness, but here it is vocals, it's by far the best of the The BG Nwi ttvne* the ruin io fadim, diwotittnue MALE HARD BODY CONTESTS, 3 shows fine guitar work and is oi rente any adiemtemrnt uuh *> ihov found IO be POOLS, LAZY RIVER RIDE. WATER only decent. defamatory, hKkinf in faciual bam. mulcadinf oi false album. SLIDE, HUGE BEACHFRONT HOT Megadeth: always a bright spot on Grant has also taken the in BMuie All arfvenitemeno aie iub|eci to editing and Megadeth albums. Risk is no After this song I had high- approval TUB. MINI GOLF, GIFT SHOP, SUITES "rock" out of "Jingle Bell Rock." 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Again, the back- and you'll have a good idea 1st meeting the title came from Lars Ulrich Megadeth has somewhat Nov. 4 © 7pm Personals ground singers ruin everything. what this album is like. The 330 Union of Metallica, who told Mustaine stayed true to their roots on that he doesn't take enough If Grant had done this number second half of the album con- Contact 372-2486 Risk, but the bitterness that alone, or with fewer people in tor more into. "G PHI B" risks in his music. For those of sists of one somber love song Lil Stephanie Mustaine might feel about the background, it would have SENIOR PORTRAITS you who forgot Mustaine and after another, it's so boring that SENIOR PORTRAITS Oh 'Lil, if you only knew, Metallica's success is may have been perfect. Don't start questioning until the final due Ulrich used to be in Metallica been why he tried to take a SENIOR PORTRAITS However, Grant does it would make a good cure for Starting Monday Nov. 8 Carl Wolt Studios Many surprises are coming your way, until he was fired or quit, what- Risk. Your big is wishing you a good day! ever you choose to believe. redeem herself with "Til The insomnia. will be on campus taking senior portraits It may not have been a failed from 10am-6pm daily. Any senior gradu- Love In 11KE, One may get the feeling that Season Comes 'Round Again." Some songs do manage to Risk, but wasn't a success It is the perfect mix of vocals of ating In Dec. May or August should at- Your Big Mustaine is trying to make a sound like something other tend. Portraits are taken in your dress "G PHI B" either. background music and vocals. statement that he can make than boring 80s ballads, but clothes and in a cap and gown provided •ArA'LIL DEEDEE'ArA* commercially successful music Grant's vocals are beautiful and by the studio. Sessions take about 15 mi- The day has finally come! that's not always good. The nutes and the $6 sitting lee can be charg- in this day and age After all, clear and it makes this song I hope you are excited -Brian Horn stand out. pathetic "Never Going Back" ed to the bursar. Please call 1-800-969- To join our family! Megadeth did perform on pro- 1338 to schedule a sitting Portraits taken More often than not. (which is thankfully less than I love my lil! fessional wrestling's WCW in 28 West Hall Don't be left out ot the Love Big? Grant's voice is just too soft. It historic 2000 Key Yearbook. Monday Nitro in what seemed three minutes long) sounds like •ArA'LIL DEEDEE'ArA' would appear that she wants to 'SENIORS like a poor attempt to get pub- a lost song from the 70s "super- SENIORS •G Phi B Lil Katie Richmond G Phi B* licity. Now Mustaine is appar- make a holiday album that you can listen to by the fire. How group" Kansas. It's horribly SENIORS The time Is coming when you will see, ently taking a risk in his music. Any senior graduating in Dec, May or Au- Who your big sister will always be. can you do that when you can't dated and is almost embarrass- But did he forgot 80's power- gust should call 1-800-969-1338 to I hope you're excited to soon find out, even hear what she is singing. schedule your senior portrait sitting Por- houses such as Van Halen and ing to listen to. What being a little Is all about. She makes an effort but she traits will be taken the week ol Nov. 8. M- It's nice to know we'll always be Motley Crue (The Crue per- The same can be said with falls short. This is not the next F. from 10am-6pm in 28 West Hall (Base- friends. formed on The World Wrestling the only fast-paced song on the ment) It only takes about 15 minutes, and There will be no more guessing big Christmas classic album. the $6 sitting lee can be charged through When Big/Lil Hunt ends! Federation's Monday Night The vocals are nice, but that is second half of the album, RAW. Also a mistake I tried to the bursar. Make sure you leave your Love In 11K1 , Your Big not enough to make a memo- "Never Get Enough" (unfortu- mark-be included in the historic Y2K year- 'Gamma Phi Bata* take a risk with their sound rable album for the holidays. book and the response was poor? nately over six minutes in •GAMMA PHI BETA' length.) Not only does it go on Dear Lil Katy, Whatever the reason it doesn't Travel The time has come to take the test sound like Mustaine and com- forever, but it also features a I know you'll do your very best Amy Grant: A -Z-isa Bettinger pany have taken that big of a guitar solo straight out of the f 1 Spnng Break Vacations! When Big/UI night comes you will see RISK with this outing. Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas, & Florida! That we're the best pair in BG 80s. Obviously hese guys still 1 The disk open with "Insom- Christmas To Now Hiring Campus Reps North, south, east, and west, think it's cool if their guitar Best Prices Guaranteed Free meal plans' Lil, you outshine the rest! nia" which includes orchestra Here's one more clue to who I am; player can play five notes at a 1-800-234-7007. parts in it, but other than that Remember www.endlessummer1ours.com. My zodiac sign Is Ihe ram. sounds like the typical fast tempo over and over again. T Love in PKE. 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