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Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 3-23-1999 The BG News March 23, 1999 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News March 23, 1999" (1999). BG News (Student Newspaper). 6468. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/6468 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. ■moiBMHMiThe BG News olume 85/lssue 11 A daily independent student pre ■■■MM partly Bono talks about coming out :loudy took questions. one which would be difficult to By WENDY SUTO She also talked 'about her understand and read," she said. The BG News ■ book "Family Outing." She said Mary Krueger, director of the high: 49 Chastity Bono "came out" to it is a self-help guide to help gays Women's Center, introduced the University yesterday night in and lesbians and their families Bono. She said Bono had a diffi- the ballroom to speak about her understand homosexuality and cult time coming out to her par- |ow: 24 book. the coming-out process better. ents who are famous personality During the presentation, Bono The guide is geared to let those figures Sonny and Cher Bono. |»pinion 2 talked about what it was like to coming out pass along "Family "Without access to the publicly come out as a lesbian Outing" to their friends and fam- anonymity and privacy that and how that has affected her ilies as a general guide. most of us take for granted, "I wanted to write an easy BG News Photo/JASON SUGGS and those people close to her. For Chastity Bono spoke on the difficulties of discussing her Editor Mike Wendling the rest of the presentation she and enjoyable self-help book, not endorses USG • See BONO, page seven. lesbianism with friends and family. candidates Gault and Chipps. Elections USG candidates pose their final thoughts prior to elections. world and nation 4 Gault/Chipps Kelley/Papas USG races i First Lady hints at Clint Gault -President Kris Kelley -President 7 her political future Christie Chipps -Vice President Adam Papas -Vice President offer few while in Cairo. Campaign Slogan: "A New Platform: Millennium, A New USG. .." • Increase diversity on campus choices Platform: through recruitment and |l The United States •Expand shuttle service promotion ByJEFFARNETT presents Kosovo with •Increase visibility of teacher • Lower food prices and better The BG News an ultimatum that evaluations food Every race on the ballot could result in military •Re-instate pre-registration •Establish a no attendance policy for the Undergraduate Stu- •Increase entertainment on dent Government elections action. •Improve University academic is full, but just barely. standards campus The senatorial race fea- •Increase teacher accountability tures 17 candidates for the sports 8 12 at-large positions and 12 IU*>- candidates for the 12 off- Christie Chipps Adam Papas campus seats, but these numbers came after two Baseball spring deadline extensions for Russell/All Swatt/Iacobucci interested candidates, and training swings into the delay of the elections for action. the eight college seats until Maryann Russell -President Jaclyn Bree Swatt -President the fall. Carney said yesterday David All -Vice President Joe lacobucci -Vice President that the EOB is satisfied I Three of the final four Campaign Slogan: "Students Campaign slogan: "SWATT with the number of candi- coaches are new to Serving Students" (Students Working and dates who applied, even the NCAA semi-finals. Teaming Together) Team" though the college races had Platform: to be dropped from the bal- •Reallocate parking lots, look Platform: lot. The reason that the races to build a parking garage •Increase USG visibility did not fill up, he said, is • Make long -term plans for a •Reinstate pre-registration that changes to the USG index parking garage •Limit parking passes constitution raised the num- •Increase the number of ber of elected seats, while •Increased athletics funding the short notice for the elec- Opinion 2 •Create a student suggestion box shuttles and extend shuttle tion reduced the number of Page Three 3 in the Union hours people who were able to World and Nation 4 •Research building a parking apply, particularly for the 8 garage Sports • See USG, page seven. Sports Agate II David All Joe lacobucci USG election turnout expected to increase say what? announced Thursday at 9 a.m. total of 29 senatorial candidates. one third to one half of senatori- By JEFF ARNETT According to Jeff Carney, in the Prout Lounge. Though There are 17 candidates running al candidates will campaign "Basically, around The BG News chairman of the Elections and Carney indicated that counting for the 12 senator at-large seals near the polls. Carney said that will be done some time Wednes- and 12 candidates running for at least one member of each Spring elections for the Opinions Board (EOB), which is the Union Oval is day night, the announcement 12 off-campus positions. presidential ticket is likely to be Undergraduate Student Gov- overseeing the elections, two going to be a circus," will not be made until the The elections themselves are there at all times. Candidates are ernment begin at 9 a.m. today in members of the EOB will occu- appointed time Thursday morn- expected to bring a large allowed to campaign outside of the Union Oval. py each table where voting takes ing, so the candidates can learn amount of activity to the Union a twenty-five foot circle around Kevin Hussey, The elections will be held on place. Counting of the ballots will the results before the general Oval. the polls. Current USG president Tuesday and Wednesday, in a "1 expect a lot of people to be Current USG president Kevin tent at the Union Oval from 9 likely begin after the Union clos- public. Running in the elections are out there campaigning," Carney Hussey, who is not running this ti.m. to 5 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to es on Wednesday, Carney said, four presidential tickets and a said, predicting that between • See ELECTIONS, page seven. 9 p.m. at the Jerome Library. and the winners will be electro nica Faculty member honored for dedication to journalism Check out: bers of the Great Lakes Interscholastic for students, while also organizing www.bgnews. By AMYJOL. BROWN Press Association because of Glomski's programs for teachers. com The BG News participation in the planning and orga- The James Frederick Paschal Award nizing of the GLIPA fall workshop was presented last Thursday during a News, web extras and a She thought she owed them money held every year at the University. and didn't open the envelope right luncheon at Columbia University in whole lot more. "The truth is she runs the organiza- away. When Linda Fritz-Glomski did New York City. tion (GLIPA) almost single-handedly," finally open the envelope from the She said New York was better than Want to get in touch? Dennis Hale, interim director of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, journalist department, said. what she had expected. bgnews@bgnet. she was very surprised. GLIPA offers 75 workshops and "People were very gracious and "At first, 1 couldn't comprehend classes that attract almost 2,000 high friendly," she said. bgsu.edu what the letter said," Glomski, admin- school students each year from Ohio, While she was very happy to Your direct line to your istrative assistant to the communica- southern Michigan and eastern Indi- receive the award, Glomski also wants tion studies program, said. newspaper ana to the BGSU campus. Approxi- it known that many others from the The letter that she received from the mately 40,000 students have attended journalism department and local CSPA announced that she had won the the workshop in the past 25 years. Or call us: papers help with the GLIPA project. James Frederick Paschal Award, a Glomski took over the organization "I don't think it's right just to have national lifetime achievement award. of the project soon after she arrived at 372-6966 BG News Photo/JASON SUGGS Glomski had not even been aware the University in 1973. Along with the my name on the plaque," she said. that she had been nominated. GLIPA project, Glomski helps coordi- "You can't do something like this and Undo Glomski has been organizing GUPA since nate summer journalism workshops be an island." 1973. The nomination was given by mem- I t page 2 The BG News Tuesday, March 23, 199 The BG News "An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920" 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 1 a\ lor Brandi Harhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor This is the third and last installment of USG Presidential /Vice-Presidential candidates answering the quesH kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor tions The News poses to them. Elections are today and tomorrow and we hope this has helped you toj Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer choose who you want to be your next USG President and Vice President. This week's question: Sports Editor Graphics Editor "Students often say, 'What does USG do for me?' How would you ensure that students feel that USG does Tony Cavallario Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller Web Editor do something for them; namely, representing them effectively?" Melissa Nayniik Amyjo L.