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Detroit 6 Pittsburgh S Nation Chicago 11 Colorado 2 Kansas City 6 Florida 9 Carolina coast evacuated, courtesy Toronto 0 Chicago 2 Hurricane Fran Page 5 NEWS See sports on page 6 Thursday, September 5, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 149 Kemp in In Brief... Ohio to tout Dole Toledo man tax plan faces 100 years John Nolan in jail The Associated Press A Toledo man faces 40 MASON, Ohio - Republican to 100 years In prison for the vice presidential candidate Jack alleged rape, felonious Kemp campaigned in Ohio today, sexual imposition, aggra- raising campaign funds and tout- ing Bob Dole's tax cut plan. vated burglary and extortion At Cintas Corp., a commercial- of a 74-year-old North wood uniform manufacturer that em- woman. ploys about 500 people, he prom- According to Wood ised a crowd of about 1,000 County Prosecutor Alan workers and supporters that he Mayberry. Robert Lee and Dole want to Increase take Roughton. 37, will be ar- home pay for working families. raigned in Wood County Kemp said the government Common Pleas Court Sept. already is taking nearly 30 per- 19 in connection with these cent of the gross income of a crimes. family of four. "They act like it's their money. Do you all think it's their money?" the former Buffalo Mountain biking Bills quarterback said. The crowd chanted back in un- team schedules ison, "No." Moments earlier, company meeting A*?"" " ■ . board Chairman Richard T. Far- mer - a major Republican fund- Anyone Interested In . -;. raiser - drew laughs when he Joining the University moun- Shannon W«rkman/Th« BG New. mistakenly introduced Kemp as tain biking team can attend Construction continues through the center of campus In front of the Ing, according University officials. "the next president, uh, vice Union. The $900,000 pedestrian mall will be completed by Thanksgiv- an informational meeting president, of the United States." Monday. Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. Kemp was flanked by Farmer In the second floor lounge of and state Treasurer Ken Black- the University Union. well, a former deputy aide to Questions about the Fences will remain during fall Kemp when he was Housing and team can be directed to Don Urban Development secretary. at Cycle Werks, 352-8578 "Raise your hands and tell me Union pedestrian mall to be completed by Thanksgiving you don't need a tax cut. Raise your hand if you don't want your Jay Young tivities related to the project. available. We used to run exten- of Prout Hall. taxes cut and you're going to vote The BC News Conservancy "Considering all of the delays, sion cords out there. This is much Engler said fences will remain for Bill Clinton," Kemp said. No Students will have to continue it's been moving along as well as safer." up around the new East Hall. He one did. names new to walk around fenced off areas could be expected," Engler said. "We've also run cash register said work on the building is He also expressed support for during the fall semester as "We had to do some tunnel work terminals out there, so you can ahead of schedule. the Iraq mission. director workers complete a campus between Prout and Hayes, only plug in one of the Food Services "That project has been moving Kemp said Republicans sup- project currently under way. because they weren't where we registers out there," Crooks said. along just great," Engler said. port President Clinton's goal of Daniel D. Riedell. a A $900,000 pedestrian mall be- thought they were." He said the new oval will be a "It's about a week ahead of trying to force Iraqi president naturalist/ranger with the tween the Union and Eppler Union Director David Crooks, better place for students to spend schedule right now. The general Saddam Hussein back inside the Sac County (Iowa) Conserva- Center, which began four months who assists orgranizations using time. contractor Is targeting Thanks- United Nations defined boundar- tion Board, has been named ago, will be completed around the oval, said the renovated area "It's going to create a gather- giving to have the building tota- ies. full-time executive director of Thanksgiving, according to Uni- will make activity preparation ing place," Crooks said. "Closer lly enclosed. They are currently "Irrespective of our political the Black Swamp Conser- versity Architect Rollie Engler. more convenient. to the Union you have a smaller framing the fourth floor, which is party, we all share the goals of circle created by benches that is vancy. Engler stated in April that fen- "I think it is going to make the the last floor they have to do." the mission," Kemp said. ces should be down by the start use of that space much easier for kind of a place to gather and re- Riedell was selected Engler said workers should Earlier, Kemp toured the Cin- of fall semester. He said the de- the organizations," Crooks said. lax on some of those beautiful meet the May completion date tas distribution plant, after ad- from a pool of over 50 appli- lay was caused by unexpected "We've included electrical out- Bowling Green days." for the building. dressing a fund-raising breakfast cants. existing site conditions and coor- lets out there so student activi- In addition to the new pedes- "We'll have the building ready at the Queen City Club in Cincin- The Black Swamp Con- dination of the brick sculpture ties or other kinds of activities trian mall, workers also installed to occupy and ready for use a See KEMP, page five. servancy Is a private, non- with other new construction ac- located out there will have power ramps on the east and west side year from now," Engler said. profit land trust working to assist property owners who wish to preserve their farm- land, woodlot. open space, Heritage 2000 plans in the works wetland or flood plain. Riedell Is a graduate of walks, raise new gas street lights Briar CliffCollege, Sioux City. Sarah Bednarskl The BC News and change to parallel parking on Iowa, with a Bachelor of Sci- the streets. ence degree in Biology. In the 1970s there was the Her- To encourage community in- itage 76 project which aimed at volvement, surveys have been improving the image of Bowling distributed in area banks. People Green's downtown by painting have the option to vote on which College Demo- and fixing up downtown build- street improvement plans they ings to make them more attrac- like best based on sketches by crats welcome tive. Today, there is a new local artist Dudley Fleming. project, Heritage 2000, which Redfern hopes to revitalize downtown. In March the Heritage 2000 "We want to create an envi- committee selected E.G.&G., Ohio House of Repre- ronment that will attract people Inc., a downtown consulting firm sentatives candidate Chris to the downtown to shop, re- from Fairlawn, Ohio, that spe- Redfern will be visiting create and possibly even live," cializes in landscape archi- campus next week as a said Richard Gordley chairman tecture, planning, and engineer- speaker for the College of the Heritage 2000 project and ing to help with the project. Democrats. president and CEO of First Fed- E.G.&G. Inc. along with local Redfern Is running eral Bank, Bowling Green. Bowling Green subconsultants, against incumbent Bob The proposed area of revitali- Poggemeyer Design Group, were Latta In November. zation encompasses Thurstin hired to plan and implement the The function will be Street, west to Church Street and final stages of the project. from Clay Street south to Ord- Tuesday. Sept. 10 In room way Street and Lehman Avenue. Most of the money for the 111 of the Business Admin- project has been funded by istration building. The 1970s revitalization Community Block Grants. The project focused on building fa- rest of the money will come from cades, according to Gordley. This the private sector. time, however, the focus will be Project construction Is to begin Compiled from staff reports on rear entrances of buildings in May of 1997. for better customer convenience. With this in mind, the commit- Susan Wisecup contributed to Cumiv of Dick Gcriley tee has planned to widen side- this article Brick and concrete would cover the Four Corners area at the intersection of Wooster and Main streets ■ Opinion
Page 2 September5, 1996 Hollywood's summer of duds When we were tykes, sum- lawyerfest and you've got, uh, sions of their debuts, artistic devel- mers were a time of refuge from you've got... "Kazaam"? opment be damned. the nine months of "responsibility" It's almost as if the industry The daring "indie spirit" is in is afraid of going too far out on a I am writing this letter as an open invitation to the students, that our young minds found so op- danger, too. Don't forget, it's world pressive. No. 2s, spelling work- limb, so they pump out bland ver- takeover strategist Disney who faculty and staff of BGSU to come out and S6e the award-win- books, and lunchboxes were Pierce sions of stuff we've liked before, owns the king Miramax. The big ning 1996-97 BGSU Dance Team. Formerly known as the packed away in favor of baseball then market the hell out of it 'til boys can smell the big bucks, and Pommerettes, we want you to know that a lot more than our bats and goofy-looking swimming we're convinced that we need to so can the marginally talented. name has changed in an effort to build a top-notch squad and trunks, as the days passed by in a summer film season brought me see it. After a summer of Velveeta Tarantino clones are for 1996 what little but disappointment. So I'm movies, I'm feeling a bit manipu- Nirvana clones were for 1992 - provide you with quality entertainment at campus sporting events haze of unbounded joy. Adolescence approached, dissin' it. lated by our purveyors of entertain- those who can read the entertain- and activities. bringing our first joe jobs and the Though studio heads and ment. ment marketplace and parlay mim- This year's team, under the direction of first-year coach Tricia pressures of the teenage social theater owners were likely elated Should I lighten up or am I icry into financial success. Georgia, is comprised of 15 talented dancers: Michelle Andres, scene. The joy we gleaned from (nine movies will have earned rightly distressed? I could shrug my Now, if you're with me and squad leader Mindy Beery, Christina Booth, Marny Dedrick, An- vacations gradually decreased to $100 million when it's all over), shoulders and call it an off year, you haven't thrown up your hands the point we're at now, where sum- anyone with an eye towards but someone's got to watch our in defeat, try not to fret. You can gela Dell, Carrie Druesdow, Michelle Fisher, Erin Leslie, Candy mers are hosts to massive stress America's number one art form pop culture backs. With "Jurassic always stay home, save a few Osterfeld, Deana Paponetti, squad leader Cindi Schramm, Kelly just as school years are, albeit a could not share in their pleasure. Park," "Batman," and "Speed" se- bucks and hope that the studios Thompson, Kelly Tichy, Jenny Weaver, and myself. We recently different brand of stress. Couple The hot months saw a steady flow quels on tap for '97, I worry that catch the hint. You can only go to returned from UDA College Spirit Camp in Milwaukee, Wiscon- that with annoying August muggi- of heavily-hyped, big-budgeted we will continue to settle for crap. theaters that have CinemaScore. sin with a handful of awards, including an Excellent rating on our ness and you've got a whole mess brain Novacain. This will keep the industry's wallet Or, you can drive 100 miles to the of young adults who sure could use Never have I encountered so fat, but I believe it will lead to deg- nearest "art house" theater. But if home routine, 22 individual Superior ribbons, 10 individual Ex- a little escape. many films that seemed so directly radation of American film. you're jonesing for your celluloid cellent ribbons, 1 individual Outstanding ribbon, and a team Su- Supplying the escapism has derived tram past hits. "Phenom- So what's the discerning film fix, you can do like I do and rent perior trophy for a high percentage of individual Superior rib- always been Hollywood's domain enon"? See "Forrest Gump" and fan to do? The indie circles con- scores of old Otto Preminger vid- bons. This was by far the most successful camp in the Dance and invariably, each summer "Powder." "Jack"? See "Big" and tinue to offer exciting alternatives eos (or whatever it is that you like). Team's history, and we are looking forward to showing you how brings at least a handful of movie "Billy Madison." "Independence (Have you heard about this Finally, keep in mind that sitting gems for the public to escape into, Day"? See half the science fiction "Trainspotting"?), but disturbing through a lousy movie is okay, as much our team has improved with some fantastic dances. delivering a couple hours of joy to films ever made. Throw in patterns are developing there as long as you learn something from The team would like to extend a sincere thank you to the kids and the old folks alike. revamp[ed remakes ("Nutty Pro- well. In the post Pulp-Ficton era, it. Like how Demi Moore got $12 athletic department for all of its support, and a special thank you Many of you are probably fessor," "Hunchback"), sequels, TV major studios scout the indepen- million for "Striptease." to the cheerleaders and mascots for their encouragement at now Hashing back to a pleasant show flicks ("Mission: Impossible," dents for promising directors, give Sorry lor the puffball first camp. We wish the best of luck to all of BGSU's athletic teams summer of '96 escape, but I can- "Flipper"), yet another Arnold them bigger budgets, then allow piece, people. Talk to me at not reminisce fondly. The past bulletfest and yet another Grisham then to turn in self-indulgent revi- [email protected]. edu. this year, and look forward to seeing all of you at our football, basketball, and other campus performances. Go Falcons! Jennifer Mingus Captain BGSU Dance Team
I would like to thank all of the BGSU students who have reg- istered to vote at the registration tables we have had in the Union Foyer and on the steps of the Education Building. By registering to vote, these people are choosing to get in- volved in the 1996 Presidential Election and will not allow some- cne else to determine their futures. I encourage everyone to register to vote, no matter what his/ her political party or preference. The deadline is quickly ap- proaching and you will not be able to vote for your Presidential candidate if you are not registered in time. It only takes a minute to stop by our registration table and write down your name and address. You can also update your address at this time. Don't let someone else decide who will be the next President 61 the United States! There ARE issues which affect college students, in particular the issue of student loans and financial aid. Educate yourself about which candidate best represents you and be sure to register and vote for that person. By not voting you are only denying yourself the opportunity to be heard. The next registration table will be in the Union on Tuesday, Sept. 10. College Democrats meet Tuesdays at 9 p.m. in 110 BA. Kerry Aulizia Junior, History and Political Science President, College Democrats Campus safety a lacking commodity As I walk through my college young woman is walking home put where they are really needed. campus at night, I look around and from her late night class, and she Lighting and emergency wonder if I'm being followed. I'm sees some stranger approaching phones play a big role in women's scared and frightened that if I were her. She starts to yell for help, but safety on campus, but so do the The BG News to be approached, I would be left that doesn't matter because she police who patrol it. The police de- helpless. I would have nothing or Columnist can't even be seen. Wait! She partment has 19 officers on the "A Commitment to excellence" no one to help me. I'm a female might have another chance to get force who are hired to help with our whose strength isn't enough to help - the emergency phone sys- safety. But, of those, only three are "Stiff" fend off an attacker by myself. safe for a woman in the light of day, tem. on duty at night. Security for women on the let alone in the dark. On second thought, this poor This means that if three Bowling Green State University Another example of very poor student is just out of luck and will people pick up an emergency Jay Young Scott Brown campus is poor, especially in the lighting is in areas between build- become another crime statistic at phone at the same time, or around News editor Sports editor areas of lighting, emergency ings, like the area between Math BGSU. What is the use or purpose the same time, or someone calls phone systems, and the police Science building and Overman of having these phones? When a the police station for help, no one Joe Boyle Jim Barker patrols at night. Hall. These are areas where all real emergency occurs, you can't else can be helped. That is three City editor Managing editor This campus is an area cov- students have to walk through, so reach one in time, anyway. people out of the thousands of ering 1200 acres, but has only they should be well-lit and safe. Consequently, 21 phones on people here. Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi three men on patrol at night and it On the other hand, not only this campus aren't enough. There Not only that, but the campus Opinion editor Photo editor has only 21 emergency phones. It are there areas of poor lighting, but should be a phone accessible ev- is a big area, and there is no way is a campus, in fact, that had 13 also there are areas where the ery 10 to 15 feet. that three police officers can be pa- Tiffany Wendeln Shonda Honingford reported rapes last year. It's a very lighting isn't really necessary. If someone is going to attack Copy Chief Back Page editor unsafe place for women to be at For instance, why is it that the you, they aren't going to attack trolling and covering enough times. roads through campus have rows where you have the access to a ground on campus to keep us safe. There is no reason that we, of lights on either side, but there phone. But, if there are phones There is no reason why we Copyright © 1996 by The IK I News. Reprinting of as women, should feel unsafe are so many other areas that are placed more strategically, it is go- shouldn't have more officers on any material in this publication whitout the permission of here. There is, however, very poor lacking lighting? ing to make the job a lot more diffi- duty. We should feel safe and know The lit News is strictly prohibited. lighting in areas where we walk Why would you need two cult. that there are police patrolling the The H< i News is an independent student voice home at night after classes or even rows of lights on the roads, espe- Bowling Green has 36 cam- campus in case we need them. founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic in the parking lots on this campus. cially when, most of the time, cars pus parking lots and, out of those year and Wednesday's in the summer. I don't want to be afraid any- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those For example, in a place are the only travelers on them, and 36, only seven of them have an of the student body, faculty or University administration. where you would find the most con- they have their own lights? emergency phone near them. In- more, and I want to be able to be Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not centrated population of women, There can never be too many deed, this is very unsafe. safe and feel secure as I walk necessarily those of The He. News. sorority housing, it's like walking lights on campus, though, espe- There should be a phone through campus. Leners intended for publication must be 200-300 through a dark hole. cially when it comes to protecting near every parking lot, big or small. words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone I don't want to be added to There is also very poor light- women's safety. How is anyone For instance, what if someone's number and University affiliation, if any. The K< 1 News the list of 13 rapes. The list needs reserves the right to edit any and all letters. ing in the parking lots. Parking lot ever supposed to be helped when car breaks down? Like most aver- The ■' News encourages its readers to notify the 14 is one of the biggest parking they can't even be seen? age girls, they won't know how to to stop getting longer. paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. areas and is only lit by one pole of Not only is campus lighting fix it and will be stuck there, The women here need to not lights. All the comers of the park- unsafe, but there is an inadequate stranded, without a phone to call 210 West Hall only fee/ protected, but to actually ing area are pitch black. What if emergency phone system. As pre- for help. be protected. Bowling Green State University you're forced to park there due to viously stated, the campus con- In my opinion, there should Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 lack of space when you have a sists of 1200 acres and has only be campus phones in every park- Alicia Shanholtzer is a guest bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu night class? 21 phones. ing lot. These are for our safety, Parking lots are not even Imagine this scenario: a but can't help us unless they are columnist for The BG News. ■ ■■ ' ■■ Ml Campus Thursday, September 5,1996 page three Students should Sitting Pretty CAMPUS lock up bicycles BLOTTER ■ A student reported her bike Dawn Keller However, they still need to lock seat was stolen while her bike The BG News it." was locked In the MacDonald Sometimes bikes may be re- West bike rack Sept. 3. There are several ways for possessed by campus police or students to ensure they will not the grounds department, accord- ■ A Rodgers resident reported walk out of class and find their ing to Waddell. She said it de- a golf ball broke a window Sept bikes missing. pends where students lock their 2. The window breaker admitted Barbara Waddell, public In- bike. to throwing the ball and will pay formation officer, said one of "If you lock your bike on one of for the damages. these ways Is for students to the ramps, we're going to cut the ■ A Bowling Green resident make sure their bicycles are lock and take the bike," Waddell was advised to leave campus locked. said. "The same holds true if you after she was caught destroying "Students should secure their lock your bike to a sign, a sign property. She was told that she'll bicycles with a very good lock, post or a tree." be charged with criminal tres- especially if they have expensive Bryan Benner, assistant direc- passing if she returns. bikes," Waddell said. tor for the Physical Plant, said ■ A University student report- Waddell said owners should bicycles have to be removed ed he was bit in the face at the also register their bicycles with from ramps for safety reasons. dance in the University Union on campus or city police. "If someone needs to access Aug. 31. "We will record the serial the building using the wheelchair ■ A University student report- number, make and model," she ramps, they need to be able to," ed he gave his student ID to said. "We will give them a license Benner said. "We have to move someone Aug. 29 and they did not to place on their bicycle to make bikes so people can get through." return it. it easier to find." Benner said students need to Waddell said the third thing lock their bicycles to the bike students should do is put some rack. He added if the racks are type of conspicuous mark on overcrowded, students can con- their bicycle. tact the Physical Plant. "In the event that it's stolen, "If there is an area with a lack how many red Schwinns are on of bike racks, we will investigate campus? I'm not sure, but I'm and see if there is a need for sure there's probably more than more racks," he said. one," she said. "They could get Waddell said University Police Internet PC: $999 an engraver and engrave their will keep bicycles they find until name, or their dog's name, on someone claims them or until the 586-DX133 their bike. That will make it more spring auction. 28.8 Faxmodem 14" SVGA Monitor (.28) difficult if the thief is trying to She added University Police Skunoa Workm»n/Tht BC Nem 540 MB Hard Drive sell it." will go to court and get posses- A University student sits on the steps of Moseley Hall near the construction zone Wednesday. The Waddell said she recommends sion of the bicycles. However, woman said she was studying biology. 8 MB EDO Ram students not bring expensive the department first places ad- 3.5 Floppy Drive bikes to campus. vertisements about coming to i- 104 Key Keyboard "If students are not avid cy- dentify a bike if it has been re- Mouse & Pad clists, we recommend that they ported stolen. DOS & Windows or don't bring their $800 bike or "We won't let people come In The Finest Beef Windows 95 $500 bike to school," Waddell and pick out a bike," she said. Other options & models available said. "We recommend that they "They have to have the serial Served Anywhere. go to a secondhand store and get number or be able to specifically For the best values in PCs, contact a very inexpensive bike. describe their bikes." Milwaukee PC, Inc. Wisconsin's largest independent retailer ol personal computers Freshman arrive hone: 414-771-6965 Fax 414-771-1411 ANGUS ^E-mail: [email protected]] for class at CSU BEEF InUrnet: www MilwaukeePC.com James Hannah cluding 620 freshmen - enrolled The Associated Press for fall classes. Freshmen and their parents WILBERFORCE, Ohio - arriving at Williamson Hall J>.. THURSDAYS Freshman arrived for fall orien- found neatly landscaped grounds tation at financially troubled and newly planted flowers. Central State University Linda Harris, 41, of Great V AT Wednesday, making themselves Lakes, 111., said she wanted to see at home in renovated dorms that the dorm for herself before 146 North Main Bowling Green were condemned just two months dropping off her daughter. ago. "They look very neat and Charlana Jackson, 18, Great clean," said Harris. "I didn't see Lakes, 111., said her room is com- anything that was not in repair. fortable. Everything seemed to be work- PUT YOUR UPTOWN "It's better than I thought it ing the way it should. I'm would be," said Jackson. "My ex- pleased." VALUABLES pectations were low. It surprised Other parents were critical. BG's Original Dance Bar me." Nannette Estell of Detroit said IN A Tamekia Jones, 18, Miami, Fla., the desks and furniture were LADIES FREE ALL NITE said her dorm was not as elegant worn and the bathrooms did not SAFE PLACE. as she had hoped appear to be ready for use. Helmets make riding more comfort- 50 0 Drafts and Drinks "But it's good enough," said Central State, an historically able and fun. Not to mention safer. NO COVER FOR GUYS BEFORE 11:00 P.M. Jones. "It's college life. I'm black school 20 miles east of Protect your most valuable ' happy." Dayton, is about $8 million in asset. Always wear a helmet Open 11:00 P.M.-2:00A.M. The state closed the school's debt. Renovation of the three MOTMCKIE SAf ETY FOUNDATION nine dormitories in July because dorms and cafeteria is expected of safety concerns. The order to cost another $2.5 million. came after state officials toured State Architect Randall Fis- the dorms, spotting leaky pipes, cher said leaking water pipes peeling paint, broken windows were repaired, exposed wires and a scarcity of fire alarms and covered, fire alarms fixed, walls ' detectors. painted and new carpeting in- Two dorms since have been stalled. However, he said the Ir you re unsure r$o&> renovated. 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"What do 85% of all Fortune 500 executives and all but two of America's Presidents since 1825 have in common?" Thev joined a Fraternity. America's political, educational, athletic, and community leaders of tomorrow are joining fraternities today, and you can too! Bowling Green State University has one of the strongest Greek systems in the country, consisting of 18 National Fraternity chapters: Alpha Sigma Phi Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Kappa Alpha Order Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Tau Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Sigma Phi Epsilon Theta Chi Zeta Beta Tau Men's IFC Rush is Thursday, September 5, through Wednesday, September 18,1996 •Rush is the process of students meeting and getting to know the members of BGSU's men's fraternities. •Men's Fraternity Rush is absolutely free of charge! You may attend any or all of the rush events. There are no obligations, no registration, and no mandatory events. •There is a "Fraternity Forum" on Thursday, September 5, from 11a.m.-3p.m. between Moseley Hall and the Education Building, where you can meet members of BGSU's men's fraternities in a totally informal setting. Just stop by on your way to or from class. •There is a "Rush Information Night" on Tuesday, September 10, from 7:30 p.m.to 9:30p.m. in the Eppler Complex gym, (second floor) where you can find out more information about men's fraternities, and obtain specific information about rush. •Each fraternity hosts an open house at their respective house or other designated location on Wednesday and Thursday, September 11 and 12, and Tuesday and Wednesday, September 17 and 18, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Everyone is Buy an IBM PC 340 or Buy a ThinkPad and you'll get Windows 95 and welcome. Maps will be made available to all the houses and open house See campus locations. These are the final events of rush, however, you may join a fraternity computer store 350 desktop computer Lotus SmartSuite. You can also take advantage at any time during the semester thereafter, when an invitation from the chapter is for details. and an IBM Multimedia of special student, faculty and staff financing. received. Kit. And you'll get a CD Just call 1-800-4 IBM-LOAN for information. software pacxage that includes Windows 95, Hurry, visit your campus computer store today. •In the last 4 1/2 years, Fraternity men have raised over 40,000,000 dollars and donated over 750,000 hours to Community Service. Lotus SmartSuite. Netscape Navigator, World After all, no one looks ^__ — _ Book Multimedia Encyclopedia and the Infopedia good in a checkered =-=~ 31TZ •Jimmy Buffett, Tom Watson, Ted Turner, John Wooden, Mike collection of essential reference software. apron. zEr^LTs^E^ Schmidt, Martin Luther King Jr., Neil Armstrong, Terry Bradshaw and Bob Dole to name a few, were ALL members of a fraternity. Ot«rc»Wf p-OCuC » HriKt'Man "*, 9* ffMMNAl V w*u «*B * 0BW1 01M M CVP H r0H IMftM mm ■ « ■■■' m Nation page five Thursday, September 5, 1996 Fran causes evacuation, picks up speed
Bruce Smith cane Center said. That's where 410 miles southeast of Charles- South Carolina coast, Beasley storm. were ordered In North Carolina The Associated Press Hurricane Hugo, packing 140 ton, wobbling northwest at 12 declared a state of emergency At Cape Canaveral, Fla, NASA Hotels in Augusta, Ga, ISO mph winds, came ashore with mph, with hurricane-force wind and activated the National began moving space shuttle At- miles up the Savannah River BEAUFORT, S.C. - South Caro- devastating effect in 1989. - 74 mph or higher - extending Guard. Guardsmen took up posi- lantis from its seaside launch pad from the South Carolina coast, lina's governor called out the "IVe ridden them all out, but 145 miles out. A hurricane warn- tions directing traffic, and at back to the safety of its giant reported numerous reservations National Guard and ordered a I'm debating whether to go this ing was posted from north of least 1,000 were arriving in the hangar, and postponed for at from people fleeing the Beaufort half-million people evacuated time," 76-year-old Joe Lipsitz Brunswick, Ga., to just north of coastal towns. least two days its liftoff Sept. 14 and Hilton Head Island area from the coast Wednesday as said as he stood outside his store Cape Lookout, N.C In Charleston, a sign on one on a mission to bring Shannon Georgia Gov. Zell Miller rec- Hurricane Fran swirled toward in Beaufort, about 70 miles south Fran was about as large as restaurant read "Scram Fran" Lucid home from the Russian ommended people along the land with 115 mph winds on a of Charleston. His son, Neil, Hugo and had the potential to be- and boat owners scrambled to get space station Mir, where she has coast evacuate and declared a path alarmingly similar to Hu- wasn't hesitating. come just as strong as it passed their craft out of the water or to lived since March. state of emergency In 11 go's seven years ago. "This one I'm getting out, after over warm water, the National tie them down. No immediate evacuations counties. "Fran is a large and brutal seeing what Hugo did to Charles- Hurricane Center said. The Federal Emergency Man- storm, and she is not to be trifled ton," he said. "I do believe this one is going agement Agency sent crews to with in any shape, way, fashion Hugo caused almost $8 billion to get us, that's the way it's head- the Southeast. FEMA Director or form," Gov. David Beasley in damage and killed 35 people as ing," said John Gallop, dockmas- James Lee Witt said six tractor- said. it tore through the Caribbean and ter at Beaufort's marina, where trailors loaded with cots, tents, The College of Musical Arts invites all The storm is most likely to hit up the East Coast. Most of the workers boarded up windows. generators, blankets and other land Thursday night north of damage was in South Carolina In addition to announcing a supplies were ready to go; the interested qualified string players to join Charleston, the National Hurri- At 5 p.m., Fran was centered mandatory evacuation of the Agriculture Department has the Bowling Green Philharmonia. earmarked food; and eight medi- cal teams were on alert. Non-majors are welcome! Earlier in the day, Fran bru- shed the Bahamas and the Navy Please call 372-2289 If you're interested In ordered ships in Florida and becoming a member of the University's orchestra. Georgia out to sea to ride out the FOWLING NtQHTt
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William Sanderson in the MAC tournament semifin- "Lori Hilton Is a 6-1 middle hit- Season-opener nets four tough The Falcons played Tennessee The BG News als both times. VOLLEYBALL ter that we're going to rely on for losses to a four games, including a tight The Falcons' difficulties are her offense and defense." said The Falcons opened the 1996 16-14 win in the second game, be- Over Denise Van De Walle's 13 further compounded by the loss a Van De Walle. "She's the tallest season In Pittsburgh, at the fore succumbing. Saturday years as head coach of the Bowl- of six key players. The MAC ers ... we are kind of reloading player in the starting lineup, and Panther-Mlzuno Invitational. It afternoon, Virginia capitalized ing Green volleyball team, the player of the year, middle hitter here." one of her strengths we're going was a less than enjoyable time on a close 16-14 win to smoke the Falcons have had a lot of sucess. Carlyn Esslinger will be missed Trying to replace Esslinger to rely on is her blocking." for the Brown and Orange as Falcons in three games. While posting a 258-145 record, tremendously. Also gone is de- will be senior middle hitter Lori If Bowling Green is to finish they droped all four matches to Sunday morning's meeting BG has taken home three regular fensive specialist Marlene Metti. Hilton. Hilton crushed 51 kills on with a winning record for the Tennessee, Virgina, Pittsburgh, with host Pitt was their closest season championships and a "Carlyn Esslinger carried a lot 119 attempts at the Panther- 11th consecutive time, Hilton and Montana. brush with victory. After taking tournament championship. of weight for us." said Van De Mizuno Invitational. Her selec- will have to lead the way. The Despite the results, Bowling the first two games,, the Panther The past two years, however Walle. "She was a big part of our tion to the all-tournament team team has six freshmen and so ex- Green was in every match, and came back to win the next three Bowling Green has a combined offense, and a big part of the de- was the bright point of an other- perience and leadership is at a Van De Walle was pleased with 30-25 record, and was eliminated fense. To lose her plus five oth- wise disappointing tournament. premium. the effort. See VOUEYBAIL, page .even. BG ruggers split four games over weekend Mike Grim conversion and a penalty field FortheBCNews RUGBY goal. Fullback Tony Mazzarelh. # scored the Falcons' only try. The Bowling Green rugby Jon Poplk scored Bowling team won a pair of matches they up short in the experience de- Green's only try of the second were supposed to lose and lost a partment. Nevertheless, Toledo match. That loss was the first for pair they were supposed to win player-coach and U.S. Eagle Rich BG's "B" team in 28 matches. over the past weekend. Shurfeld was handing praise On Sunday, though facing a The Falcon ruggers lost to the right and left regarding the Fal- much tougher opponent on paper, Toledo Celtics 13-5 and 22-5 on cons' play. the result was the complete op- Saturday, only to roar back to "As always, BG has an excel- posite, as the Falcons swept the beat the BGSU alumni 60-24 and lent backfleld," Shurfeld said. BGSU alumni. In wing, Randy 19-12 Sunday. "Their forwards rucked and Schott and center Brian Zele, the "Considering the strength of mauled well but we were able to alumni were fielding two of the the opposition and that we faced beat them in the conditioning and top three players on the career a 'men against boys' situation the kicking departments." scoring list. Missing, however, entire weekend, we didn't fare all With Bowling Green's deep was the all-time career leader, that badly," said Falcon coach backs coming up hard to stop the Paul Tod, who still plays for the Roger Mazzarella. "The losses on run, English fly half Gareth Ed- Falcons. Saturday shook out some of the wards launched towering punts The offense that was missing summer rust and exposed some that rained down on the Falcons on Saturday followed up in full flxable errors for Sunday." with deadly accuracy. force on Sunday as the Falcons With Toledo fielding a veteran "Gareth altered the game ran over, around and through the team (some having played for 25 equation, no question," Mazzare- alumni defense. Leading the years with the Celtics) as well as lla said charge was Tod, as he punched BCNcw.pba a U.S. Eagle and English fly half, Shurfeld punched over two BG scrum half Dan Kelley looks to pass the ball during one of this weekend's rugby matches. the Falcons were bound to come tries while Edwards landed a See RUGBY, page seven. Tyson speaks about Seldon fight, retirement
Ed Schuyler tiger, who weighs more than 200 The smart money says WBA As for his future in fighting, gations to our children until they can't leave the country. I'm on The Associated Press pounds, but not in the manner of champion Bruce Seldon will be in the 30-year-old Tyson has no die. I worry about my children, probation, on parole. I have no an animal trainer. with a tiger when he fights Tyson timetable for retirement. but I dont believe in spoiling freedom." LAS VEGAS (AP) - Mike Ty- "They deal with them with in a scheduled 12-round bout at "When it happens, it happens," them." The restrictions on Tyson's son loves his house pets - a tiger force," said Tyson, who also has a the MGM Grand and on pay-per- he said. "I'll Just say, -Forget if As for how life has been for movements have been tightened and a lion cub. home in Southington, Ohio. "I view television. Now I'm doing this for my chil- him since he was released from since he was accused by a woman "I like exotic animals," said deal with them with love" Tyson was favored 22-1 dren, so they wont have to take prison March 25, 1995, after of fondling her and taking other Tyson, who keeps a 13-month-old Asked what Kenya eats, Tyson, Wednesday. punches." serving three years on a rape liberties in a Chicago nightclub tiger and the cub in cages at his smiled and said, "Whatever she "I don't know him at all," Ty- Tyson has a son and two conviction, Tyson said sarcasti- in April. After an intense in- Las Vegas home but allows them wants." son said of Seldon. "I'll just have daughters. His youngest child is cally, "I'm out of prison. I'm vestigation, Chicago police found into the house. "Lions are more social ani- to do my job and take him out. I a daughter born in February to making $30 million a shot. Wow! no evidence to support the char- The WBC heavyweight cham- mals," he added. "If tigers are enjoy fighting, but I don't like Monica Turner. I'm happy." ges and no charges were filed. pion also teaches tricks, or tries not in a good mood, they'll take a talking about me and fighting. "By nature we should love our "I'm a convicted felon," he The new restrictions forbid to, to the cub and Kenya, the chunk out of you." That's not exciting." children," he said. "We owe obli- added. "I can't go anywhere. I Tyson from entering bars.
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Freeman ness and ray back bothers me a Smith said he won't carry out With that Smith walked off. He The Associated Press little." play fakes again with the same didn't limp. And he didn't have was no accident Smith stayed overnight in a vigor. his neck brace. John Nelson The first collision between IRVING, Texas - Injured Dal- Chicago hospital, then flew home "They'll have to get somebody He has become the NFL's In- The Associated Press Belle and Vina occurred in the las Cowboys running back Em- Tuesday with owner Jerry Jones else if they want somebody to dus t rue table warrior. third inning of the game at mitt Smith threw away his neck in the Cowboys private jet. make a big dive," Smith said with Asked if that was so, Smith NEW YORK - When Albert Milwaukee with Belle on first brace Wednesday and declared Only last week Smith was re- a laugh. smiled and said, "You forget I Belle flattened Fernando Vina base. Vina fielded a grounder, himself ready to take on the New covering from a sprained knee Smith has been deluged with missed a game once." In the basepath May 31, he was charged Belle for the tag, then York Giants. ligament suffered in the final ex- letters, telegrams, faxes and carrying out the orders of threw to first for the double "I honestly feel like I can go," hibition game. telephone calls. That was at the end of the 1994 Cleveland Indians first base play after Belle bumped him Smith said. "I'm still sore, but I "This definitely made me for- "I appreciate everyone's con- season against the Giants after coach Dave Nelson, HBO re- lightly. think I'll be OK." get about my knee," Smith said. cern," Smith said. "I even saw the Cowboys had clinched the ports in its next edition of "Had I known that he was It was less than 48 hours ear- "This was a big burner down my (former Chicago running back) NFC East Division title. He had a "Real Sports." going to charge me like that, I lier that Smith fell on his head body. I was numb. I could hear Walter Payton looking in on me. bad hamstring which needed rest In a special edition of "Real would have run him over." Be- and shoulder trying to carry out a the crowd and everything, but I I'm a very lucky man. It could for the playoffs. Sports With Bryant Gumbel" lle said. play fake in a 22 -6 loss to the Chi- was wondering what happened." have been a lot worse." In 1993, Smith rushed for 168 devoted to filmmaker Spike Nelson said he had just fin- cago Bears. Doctors were so What happened was Smith Smith, who gained 70 yards be- yards and caught 10 passes for 61 Lee's interview with Belle, ished telling Belle to be sure worried there might be spine or went into the air and expected to fore hurting himself late in the yards while playing with a sepa- Nelson reveals that he had to break up any double play at- neck damage they cut his uni- be tackled before he came down. game, said the fact the Cowboys rated shoulder against the chewed out Belle for failing to tempts. form off while treating him. "I thought somebody would hit played so poorly didn't help his Giants. do the same thing to Vina ear- "They didn't want to take any me and cushion my fall," Smith mood. New York coach Dan Reeves lier in the game. "Now it's three outs," Nel- chances, so they cut up that good said. "Instead, they (the Bears) "We had a big breakdown," was asked Wednesday in a tele- "I definitely had no inten- son said, "so Albert's standing looking uniform," Smith said. "I just let me fall, and all of a sud- Smith said. "That's why I want to conference call if he thought he tions of trying to hurt him or out on the infield, and I go out hated that. But I know this, I den, I was crashing face first into be In there Sunday and help the would see Smith on the field Sun- end his career or knock him there ... and I said, 'Dammit never had a feeling like that be- the ground. I'm just glad it was team win this game. We need to day. out for the rest of the season," Albert, what did I tell you?' I fore. I've still got a lot of sore- grass and not turf." erase a bad memory." "No doubt," Reeves said. Belle told Lee, breaking his said ... 'You cost us a ... run, silence on the controversial and you should have took the RUGBY hit he put on the Milwaukee guy out.'" Continued from page six. Flanker Vince Ketterer and Gary Fike, Jeff McVey and Vince fly half Corey Ward hit a pair of second baseman. In the eighth inning, after fullback Tony Mazzarella both Ketterer) earned the praise of conversions. French exchange Belle was hit by a pitch, vir- The show will air Tuesday over four tries and landed a pen- scored a pair of tries while wing alumni captain Doug Slagle. student Sebastian Blanche night and four more times dur- tually the same thing hap- alty field goal and five conver- Kevin Kline added a solo try and "They are certainly keeping up picked up his first career try for pened, only this time, Belle ing the following 10 days. The Mazzarella a conversion. Zele BG's tradition of laying the 'big the Falcons. smashed Vina to the ground. sion kicks. show is the third for HBO by "Our first try by Tod was a and Schott did all the damage for hit'," Slagle said. Belle was out, but there was Lee, who also did pieces on thing of rugby beauty," Mazzare- the alums, with Zele getting The second team started a new Bowling Green, 2-2 on the Mike Tyson and John Thomp- no double play. Although three tries and Schott picking up streak with their 19-14 victory season, will host the University shaken up, Vina was not seri- lla said. "Six guys touched the son for the premium cable ball and ran convoy for Paul into a try and two conversions. over the alumni. Wing Mike of Wittenberg Saturday at Col- ously injured. network. the end zone." BG's back row (Jeff Cellio, Green scored a pair of tries and lege Park at 1 p.m. VOLLEYBALL Continued from page six. Along with left side hitter Shayne Crumley and her Ath- games and the match. That letes In Action team. Van De afternoon's match against Mon- Walle went a perfect 8-0 in a tour tana was a three set sweep for of Africa. Among the teams they Montana, despite a good effort by beat were two national clubs Bowling Green. from South Africa.
Falcons will look for wins at Wil- Athletes In Action was a team liam & Mary tournament that formed just for the summer. This weekend Bowling Green Intrested college players applied will look for it's first victory at to the Athletes In Action staff, the William & Mary Tournament, who then selected the best of in Williamsburg, Virginia. There them. they will face Delaware, James Madison, Northwestern and Wil- Home opener Tuesday liam & Mary. Bowling Green will open the home portion of it 1996 volleyball Van De Walle coaches in Africa schedule against Wright State, over summer next Tuesday. As always Ander- Over the summer Coach Van son Arena will be the sight, 7:00 De Walle visited Africa and won the starting time. BG opens MAC a few volleyball matches along competion Friday Sept. 20, with a the way. home match against Akron.
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University Computer Services AOII • RUSH-AOir RUSH Phi Mu Phi Mu Phi Mu Mother's Helper Needed Fall Seminars The sisters of Alpha Orracron Pt would like to HELP WANTED Call 636-1004 invite you to an open rush party TONIGHT at 8 PM Mu win be having Open Rush The following University Computer Services or 9pm. Bring a friend and come join the fun! Seminars will be ottered this fal These free Any Questions call 372-2840. Ths Sepl 5 at 9O0pm 81750 weekly possible NATIONAL PARKS HIRING seminars are open to anyone at BGSU. You Turning exceptional gins into mailing our circulars. must call 372-2911 to register tor these sem- extraordinary women! Come see what were all abouli For Into, cat 301-308-1207 Poetlone are now available at National Parka, Foraeta 8 Wildlife Preserves Excel- The BG News inars. A complete seminar list can be found on HUSH-AOrl-RUSH-AOII leni Benefits 8 bonuses! Call: rne WWW at: PRESIDENTS OF STUDENT ORGANIZA- Babysitter htipwwww bgsu.edu/depevnnenoAjca/sem 1-206471-3620 exl. N55446 ATHLETES WANTED TIONS. Donl forget to get your organization Friday and Saturday evenings Classified inars registered tor the 1996-97 academic year. Reg- MENAWOMEN Cat Pam 352-3122 CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS istration forms are available in the Student Lite One of rne TOP 10 rado stations in the nanon Ads PC-Eudora(IBM). Tins seminar covers the ba- BEGINS SEPT 9.1996 Office Suite 405, Saddlemire Student Services needs students for Music. Promotions. Traffic sics of electronic mail (e-mail) using PC Eu- Bebyenter wanted tor Afternoons 7:30PM 221 EPPLER Building. Forms are due on September 11, Programming. Sales. Metal, and DJ positions dora. including reading, sending and saving e- 20 hours s week, own transports ton (OPENTOFRESHMAN) 1996 m the Studenl Lite Office. For more in- COME TO WFAL'S INFO NIGHT 372-6977 mai! messages. Prior knowledge ol the formation cat 372-2643. required, can 872-6262 Tuesday, Sepl. 10sl9pmin 121 West Han Windows concepts or attendance ID Intro AIL MAJORS WELCOME RUSH ALPHA PM Maosoft Windows is recommended Please ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSIH Grants 4 Babysitter wanted luWme bring a 3.5" disk. Attendees must have a ocholerehlpe available from aponeorelll No Thursday 9/5 horn $-9:30 and cookout Tuesday 9/10 Irom S- 7pm Earn money while you sleep (1 Opm - 6:30am) BGNet account (created al least 46 hours prior prepayments, everfll ttSCeeh tor co*- Call872«62 CAMPUS EVENTS to the seminar). Iege888. For Into: 1-800-243-3485. Bring your frlende Pianlsl or organist needed for Sunday morning Tues. Sept. 10. from 1-3pm in 126 Hayes any questions call the Alpha Phi House phone service in Prout Chapel. Pay negotiablo Con ATTENTION at 372-2589. tad Pastor Ben Will ford at 623-3327. Honors Student Assooaoon Babysitting- caring, responsible individual Eudora (MAC) Thtt seminar covers the basics • • • OBSIDIAN • ■ OBSUX AN • •• 1st General Meeting RUSH DZ RUSH DZ RUSH DZ RUSH DZ needed to babysit school-aged children of electronic mail (e-mail) using Eudora. includ- Am you inttr Mted in IUUM thai aftoct multicul- Tues. Sept. 10 Sunday Sept. 8. the sisters ol Delta Zeta would Mon -Wed. 2:304:00pm Must have own cay. SPRING BREAK! ing reading, sending and saving e-mail mes- tural students on campus? Do you like to write 9pm late to invite you to an open rush "cookout" el good driving record and reterences Can Mary Earn cash! Highest Commissions sages. Prior knowledge of the Macintosh or at- or lake pictures? The ObaxMn is the place lor Watch for location TBA 6.00 pm. The Delta Zeta House is located at 352-8287 aller 6pm Lowest Prices! Travel Free only 13 sales you. An intormaDonal meeting will be held on tendance at the Getting Started on the Mac is down University Lane across from Founders. Free Info! Call -800-426-7710 FREE SUNDAES! Cashiers - Barney's Convenience Marts ac- recommended Please bring a blank 3.5 "disk CaH Knslen for rush into, or an escort. WWW.SUNSPLASHTOURS.COM September 11. 7pm, 203 West Hal If you have cepting applications al the following locations. questions can 3S4-7041. Attendees must have a BGNet account 353-5160. ATTENTION SENIORSH 1091 N. Main Si, 1802 E. Woosler. or fun ••• OBSICHAN •• OBSIDIAN •■ • (created at least 46 hours prior to the seminar) Thurs. Sept 12,Noon-2pm. l26HayesHe« Hornecomslg King SOueen Applications RUSH KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA RUSH serve car wash 1000S Main. can be picked up in the Office of Student SPRING BREAK ST-SELL TRIPS, EARN CERTIFIED OR TEST READY NURSING Getting Started on the Mac. This seminar Activities, 330 University Union. Come meet the women of CASH, 8 GO FREE. STS is h ring CAMPUS APICS • AP1CS ' APIC3 ' APtC* covers the basics o! the Macintosh operating Applications ar. due by Sept. 13 at 3pm KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ASSISTANTS: EARN UP TO 88.10 PER REPS/GROUP ORGANIZERS to promote HOURII Tired of impersonal atmosphere ol a Membership Drive 9/« a ft 5 m BA system. No previous computer experience IS For more information call 372-7164. Weda.Sapl 4. a-10pm Dips to Cancun, Jamaica, and Florida. Can hospital or always working with different indi- JoW HAPU/APtCS meeting Thurs 0/5 required Please bring a blank 3.5" disk. Thurs . Sept. >: 8-10pm 80O648-4849 tor information on joining Amen viduals through the temporary agencies? We 730pm BA 114. Speaker: Mchaal Byid Mon.. Sepl 16,10am 11am. 126 Hayes Hall Drees la casual ca'sft StudentTourOperator. ATTENTION'AIL ID la* about opportumoes in APCS Thurs., Sept. 19.2pm-3pm, 126 Hayes Han Bring aa many Wands as poeelble offer fun and part time positions working in a Toledo Chapter Dinner Meeting Tues 9/10 COMPETTTIVE FIGURE Be e pert of the BEST eorority beautiful residential/nursing home faolty tor SKATERS: PRECISION Students wanting part- ime work AWCS • APtCS • APICS • APtCS Intro, lo Microsoft Windows (IBM) This sem- BE KAPPA women. Competitive wages starling TEAM MFO 85 00-7.00 per hour (based on experience) morning and evening shifts. inar covers the basics of the Mcroeolt BE KAPPA ICE ARENA, 10PM, with 425 - 81.10 shift differentials, perfect at- Apply at Churchill's Supermarket Windows operating system. No previous com- BE Keppa Cui N'a FUNI TUES SEPT. 3 6. tendance incentives, 90 day and annual in- 1141 S Main Si . Next toK-Mart Duter experience is required. Please bring a THURS SEPT. 5. creases, benefits, vacation, tuition assistance, Attention Tour Guides 3lank 3.5" disk pension programs, holidays, training and more KICK-OFF MEETING Tues.. Sept. 17.2pm-4pm, 128 Hayes Han RUSH LAMBDA CHI ALPHA If you are looking for a position that can offer Wednesday. Sept 4.5»8pm Weds.Sepl 18. 9am-11 am. 128 Hayes Hall Wed 11 rh 7:30-9 30 BBQ Night The Gsvsl i s looking tor volunteer wnters, pho- Brewsters Pour House Thuisday Night Ladies you career oppotunites, please submit re or Meet the brothers ol Lambda Chi Alpha tographers, and editors H you have an interest Night. Happy Hour Pnces all Night. Uncle sume/appiicarjon to Sunset House. 4020 In- Thursday. Sept. 5. S10 6pm world Wide Web This seminar introduces tie Thurs 12th 7 30-9 30 Sub Nighl in Greek Ms or just Hi newspaper work, please Sandwich on Friday and Saturday 21 and dian Rd . Toledo. OH 43808. Ann: H R. Dept. Admissions Office ■ McFall rVortd Wide Web using Netscape Topica in- 2 words. Free Food can Jsnn Serial) al 372-6716. over. Bring your schedules' :lude understanding links, bookmarks, search EOE CHI OMEGA sngmes and how to locate intormabon on t*e Sig Kap • Sig Kap • Sig Kap Child care in my home. Tues. Wed. 8 Fn. TRAVEL ABROAD AND WORK rVond Wide Web Interested in Seeing What Soronry Life Congrats to the LDWC/LABOR DAY 330-5 iSom Musi have own trsnsp. Can Thurs.. Sept. 19,10am.noon. 126 Hayes Hall Is Really Like? Come to Chi Omega 353-3069. Make up to 825-845 per hour leaching basic ATTENTION WEEKEND CREW for winning the CO award. Mon , Sepl. 23.9am-t 1 am. 126 Hayes Han alOpenRush Tonight8-IOpmat conversational English in Japan. Taiwan or S Honors Student Association We hear you were great putting on Saturday Into lo Mkroeotl Word (MAC) This seminar The Chi Omega House Korea. No teaching background or Asian lan- 1 SI General Meeting Night Lrve at me quarry this weekend! CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING introduces IvVcroaoft Word: this includes erear guages required. For information call. Tues Sept. 10 Sig Kap'Sig Kap-Sig Kap ing fries, storing IHes and edilng Documents. DANCE MARATHON • DANCE MARATHON (206)971-3S70ex1 J55444 8pm Prior knowledge of Macintosh operating Earn up to 820O0wmonth working on Cruise Watch For Location TBA Applications tor 1996-1997 Dance Marathon system or attendance at Getting Started on the Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa Ships or Land-Tour companies. World Travel. FREE SUNDAES" overall chairs are now available m 440 Student Seasonal & full-time employment available. No TROPICAL RESORTS HIRING Mac is recommended. Please bring a blank Mollio Thanks for the dress. I love il. Services Applications are due by Sept. 13th at expennce necessary. For more information 3.5" disk. Your Shroom Sis - Beth Spm. Any questions? Call 372-0530 can: 1-206-971-3S50OXI C55447 Entry level positions available worldwide (Ha Tuea.. Sept. 24. lOam-Noon. 126 Hayes Hall THONONITHONON! Wed.Sept 25.830-10:30am. 126Hayes waii, Mexico, Carnbean etc) Waitstaff. BGSU WOMEN'S CLUB HOCKEY SIGMA KAPPA DIRECTOR OF NURSING Nonprofit 139 bed housekeepers, SCUBA dive leaders, fitness Congratulations to Home tor the Aged with 73 bed nursing center Informational meeting tor all women DELTA GAMMA OPEN RUSH counselors and more. Can Resort Employment interested in playing Club Hockey Intro lo Microsoft Word for Windows (IBM) KeUey Zlnn and 68 bed residential care units. Successful Mexican Mixer TONIGHT 5-7 pm Services. 1-209-971-38000X1 R55444 This seminar introduces Microsoft Word for Sister ol the Week candidate will possess strong working know- Mon. Sept. 9 & 9 30pm in Ice Arena Lounge For into Tara & 2 5008 or House ©2 2860 Any questions call Nicole @ 3S3 13S2 or Windows: this includes creating files, storing Great Job at Rushll ledge ol MC/MK regulations and MDSt Woodcreek Farms Inc Full or pt time workers hies and editing documents. Prior knowledge Melissa @ 353 8243 Sig Kap-Sig Kap-S«} Kap Knowledge of Residential Care Fatality rules Must be avail, btwn 8am - 5pm weekdays ol Windows coneepa or attendance to mro to and reguiatons beneficial Must be wen organ- 85.00 per hr Can 6553086 Microeoft Windows is recommended Please Ever wanted to be a celebrity in your own neck ized, have strong communicaoon and motiva- Brink a blank 3 5" disk of the woods? Train o be a DJ tor WFAL and SIGMA KAPPA tion skills and committed to quality of care Mon., Sept. 30.9am-l 1 am . 207 Olscamp be on the elr In one short week. Find out Welcomes our new members Prior long term care experience as a DON or DANCE MARATHON ' DANCE MARATHON You're the BESTIII Applications tor 1996-1997 Dance Marathon Wed , Oct. 2.2pm-4pm. 207 Olscamp more at WFAl's info night Tues Sept 10 at ADON preferred. Subrt resume wifi salary his- FOR SALE Sig Kap-Sig Kap-Sig Kap overall chairs are now available m 440 Student 9:00pm in West Hall 121. tory /requirements to Sunset House. 4020 In- Intro to BGNet Thia seminar mtroducee tie Bringing Sisterhood to Life Services Applications are due by Sept 13th at FALL TAN TIME dian Road. Toledo. OH 43608 ATTN Human BGNet menu system and covers navigation 1990 Ford Muetang for Sale 5pm Any questions'Call 372OS30 CAMPUS TANNING Resources. EOE. through the major menu items. Attendees must Dependable car 83.0000 bo. THONOWTHONON! Close to Campus Ski Colorado/Steamboat Spnngs have a BGNet account (created at least 48 Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All 352-9742 Low Low Pnces Free informational meeting hours prior to the seminar). materlelo provided. Send SASE to PO Box Thurs.Sept I2tiat8pm Fn.. Oct 4.8:30am-10:30am. 128 Hayes 352 7889 624, Olalhe.KS 66051. Ohio Room - BGSU Student Union Wed,Oct. 9.1:t5pm-3 15pm, 128 Hayes Hall Honors PrograrrvHSA Fall Picnic BGSU Continuing Education/Option 19S1 Ponlec Sunbird IE. Black. V-6 A/C. FREE FINANCIAL AID! Sat., Sept 7 77k 87000060 Please can 354-7031 Additional seminars win be announced Utter m French House needs house boy. 3-6pm CaH 372-7145 or 419-874-1177 the semester. Over 16 Billion in public and private sector STILL NEED AONE HOUR CLASS? Funky Bar two stools 880 behind Memonal Hall for In formation. grants and scholarships is now available. AH SPACES AVAILABLE IN PEG 354-8098 students are eligible regardless ol grades, in- ICE SKATING CLASSES Need a night out? USG—USG—USO come or parent's income Let us help Call Stu- M.W8.T.R 9AM-1PM Gymnastic instructors Level 1-4 Free Bowbng and Billiards Night GET INVOLVED dent Financial Services 1-800-6495 Perrysburg Gymnastics MOUNTAIN BIKE FOR SALE Thurs. SepL 5. 7-9pm Appncations are now available in 404 Student »xt f-55445 THE KEY YEARBOOK 874-9383 WOMEN'S 18 SPEED Campus Bowling and Biliards Services lor District 8 Off Campus Senate po Honors Progrem/HSA Fat Picnic is looking tor volunteer wnters, designers A 860 BARELY RODE 35*0140 sponsored by UAO sitions Any questions cafl 372-8116 For more into caH 2-7164 Sal Sepl 7 photographers If you have an event or story Heavy Equipment operators USG—USO—USG you would like to work on lor the 96/97 KEY 3-6pm to work in Bowling Green area Super Nintendo with 2 games -1100 behind Memonal Hall can Ann TODAY at 372-6635 Call 410-349-8925 AT6T cordless phone • 825 Thursday regh! Ladies Nighl Call 373^6069 One of the TOP 10 radio stations t\ the nation YARD SALE sponsored by Womyn tor Womyn Brewsters Pour House Happy Hour needs students tor Music. Productions. Traffic. Instructors Needed benefits the making of the Mm "Weird and INTERESTED IN GETTING INVOLVED IN Pnces all night. Uncle Sandwich on Programming. Sales. Metal, and DJ positions. Educational Recreational & Pool Guards Wacky? Families Trying to Understand Homo- CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS'? Don't miss He Friday and Saturday. 21 and over COME TO WFAL'S INFO NIGHT 28 hrs. par week 41 9 691 «975 sexuality" Sept 7 a 6.9-5 at 325 N Enterprise Student Organizations Fair on Wednesday. Tuesday Sept 10at 9pm m 121 West Hall After 1pm (corner ol Rdge St) September 11, 1996 Irom 11:00am - 3:00pm in FOR RENT Welcome Back Sisters ALL MAJORS WE I COME the Lenhan Grand Ballroom of the University OMEGA PHI ALPHA Union 115 organizations represented, pnzes. First Meeting Sept 8 food, and fun For more information contact the Local manufacturing company has need ol 1 bdrm. upper, perfect lor grad studenl or quief Phi Beta lambda 7 30 in BA 112 Co-Ed Business Fraternity SERVICES OFFERED Student Life Of oe al 372-2843 part-Dme unakiled production employees. couple. Quiet street. 3 hugs rooms, kitchen. Those jobs ere mamty assembly ol small parts. huge bath. Totally remodeled, offstreet park- Intormasone! Meeting INTRAMURAL OTFICIA1S NEEDED ULTI- Mon. Sept 9th. 700pm m BA 110 What bands would you want to play at BG? Work 15-20 hours a week around your school ing. 8425 .lowutilities 354-1833. MATE FRISBEE OFFICIALS APPLICATIONS Open to any age and major Taking suggestions for fundraiser concert E- schedule. Only one block off BGSU campus, Finishing Touches. Inc AND TAKE HOME TEST MAY BE PICKED UP south of Wooater Street, so you can walk or FREE PIZZA AND POP' mail wornencenter®mailsorver bgsu edu 1 bedroom apt. available immediately. All uOk- Thesis dissertations, reports, articles Will edit. IN 130 UNIVERSITY FIEL0 HOUSE THEY drive. Many BGSU students work al 8M plant bes and cable included. Located dose to cam possh, and type your important papers Can MUST BE RETURNED BY SEPT 9. 1996 Rale of pay is 8425 per hour. Come by to pick Roger at 354-5125 for professional finishing MANDATORY TRAINING CLINIC IS TUES pus 352 1520. STUDY ABROAD RETURNEES up an application form. Advanced Specialty touches. Rates vary A a downpayment is re- SLPT. '0.5 00-7 00PM Come share with oversees experiences with WANTED Products. Inc. 428 Cough Slreet. Bowling Apartments tor rent quired other study abroad returnees i Choose be- INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED INNER Green, OH 43402 2 bsdroon furnished apartment. Close to cam- pus Utilities included.. Grad Students wel- tween the following two sessions. TUBE WATER POLO OFFICIALS APPLICA- Miscellaneous Worker Needed Wed.Sept 11 700-900pm U04Often West TIONS AND TAKE HOME TESTS MAY BE 1 non- smoking • female subieaeer needed corne 353-5074 SKYDIVE NOW IN BOWLING GREEN Flexible hours - can discuss schedule Jobs in- Sat .Sept 14 10am-noon 1104Often West PICKED UP IN 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD ASAP Student A group discounts. Visa 6 MC accept- clude mowing, painting, shoveling, etc. Please For Rent - Off Street Parking Assigned spots. CaH 2-0309 if you have any quesDons HOUSE THEY MUST BE RETURNED BY Own room, 82SO/mo . electric ph.Mon -Fn.8-4352-1520. 1/2 block from Kohl Hall 354-0110. ed 10 mins from BGSU SEPT 10, 1996 MANOATORY TRAINING Call 354-2263 SKYDIVE BG 352 5200 CLINIC IS WED SEPT 11. SOO-7 00PM The Environmental Action Group and the Center for Environmental Programs 1-2 non-smoking female (s) tor new 3 bdrm. are hosting the* first INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE MEN'S WOM- turn townhouse $345 mo. plus mil 2 mi from Free Bowling and Billiards 'Welcome Back and Gel Acquainted Party' EN'S DBLS GOLF - SEPT. 5. MEN'S WOM- campus 352-007S ■has Friday from 4-8 behind PERSONALS ENS AND CO-REC ULTIMATE FRISBEE Ever wanted to be a celebrity in your own neck College Park. This event la open to E SEPT 10: COREC INNTERTUBE WATER ol the woods? Tram to be a DJ tor WFAL and all etuoenu and faculty Interesled In POLO SEPT. 11; M DBLS. W SGLS » DBLS- boon the sir In one short week Fmd out more Thurs. Sept. 5, 7-9 p.m. environmental issues Feel tree • RUSH KKO • RUSH KKO ■ SEPT. 12. PICK UP ENTRY FORMS IN 130 at WFAL'S info night Tues Sept 10 al 9:00pm to bring a dleh to enare and your KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA FIELD HOUSE OR THE STUDENT REC inWostHallRni 121 Campus Bowling and Billiards own table eervlce. Hope to aee you there! Is the key to a great experience at BG CENTER ALL ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 PM ON Female Roommate needed ASAP Joel a aoronty with so many DUE DATE Near campus. S220/mo. * utn. Awesome opponumtjes THE KEY YEARBOOK KD • CHRISTINA BASARAB ■ K0 Call 353-817S Wed.Sept 4 8-IOpm 'S looking for volunteer wnters. designers and The sisters ol Kappa Delta For more info, photographers If you have an event or story Thur.,Sept. 5 8-lOpm would like to congratulate you would like to work on for the 95/97 KEY Dress is Cusua! Christina on her recent Female Subleaser - Own bdrm.. starts immed , eel Ann TODAY al 372-6635 The fun is at the Kappa House pearling to Keith Witt. 12 mo. lease 82S5rmo Call 330-757.9688. contact 2-7164 (Conklin B West) KD ' CONGRATULATIONS ■ KD Need a nighl out' Thrs week LAGA is partying at the Pres' place.' Don! forget to tying a fnend Free Bowling and afcarda Night Things writ get started at 8 30pm on Thursday. The Kappa's can'l wail to meet youi Sept 5rn If you need a ride, meet outside rne Ladies Night. Thursday Thurs. Sepl 5. 7-9pm Off Campus Student Center or car 352 9555 Brewsters Pour House Campus Bowling and Beiards tor directions Everyone is invited' Bring a 1st WOMYN FOR WOMYN MEETING Happy Hour prices ell night Uncle Sandwich sponsored by UAO For more into cal 2-7164 'fnendl Monday Sept 9th at UCF Bktg 8 00 on Fnday and Saturday.
SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE TO STUDY ABROAD PORSPRINC 1997 SUNDAY NOW HIRING ONLY ►PECIAI w. CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS vj 2 LARGE PIZZAS (CASHIERS) Study Abroad Programs FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL heese & 1 Topping for new store opening at 353-0044 1560 E. Wooster St., B.G. 1045 N. Main St. We Offer: free 'Delivery • Competitive Pay - Limited time offer Hours: SUN.-WED. 11-1 AM • Great Benefits The International Education Committee of BGSU • Advancement Potential Invites proposals/applications from students No coupon necessary THURS. 11-2 AM BG store ONLY FRI.4SAT. 11 -2:30 AM • Flexible Schedules the wish to study abroad in the Spring of 1997. • Student Incentive Bonus (up to $200.00 a Quarter) Applications can be picked up al • Cashier Referral Bonus ($100.00) Continuing Education, International and Summer Programs $100 OFF; i$1 oo OFF Apply In person: Mon.- FrL 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (40 College Park) Any Pizza or; Cheese Bread at our Airport Highway Location and the Center for International Programs Two Subs ; 7155 Airport Highway ' Holland, OH (1106 Offenhauer West) Good with (1 mile west of 475) Not valid with ) any other ■ny other offer • discount offer SuperAmerica For more information, call 372-0309 IZZOl No exp. date No exp. date A DIVISION OF ASHLAND OIL PROUD TO BE AN EQUAL Deadline: September 30,1996 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER