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It will be interesting to hear about it from someone so when Congressman Henry J. the most renowned national leaves much to be desired. opinion close to the process," Bernardo Hyde (R-lllinois) speaks at the leaders to Northwest Ohio for "We were really excited when said. Fifth Congressional District's this event each year and I am we found out Hyde was com- i Columnist Jeff Gill says ing," he said, "but we were quite Besides his role in the Annual Lincoln Day Dinner. pleased that Henry has accepted disappointed to learn he would impeachment process, Hyde is diversity shouldn't be The dinner is being held Sat- my invitation. He is probably the be here over spring break." well known for being one of the an issue. urday, Mar. 6, in the Lenhart best known member of Congress This is the second time that most respected senior Republi- Grand Ballroom and will begin in America today," Gillmor said. Hyde is well known because Bernardo can remember the Lin- cans in the House. He has been ■ Guest columnist at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $16 and of his role in the recent impeach- coln Day Dinner bringing speak- in office for more than 25 years seats are open to the public. argues that hate ment hearing involving Presi- ers to campus during spring and currently represents Illinois' crime laws Oon't The person behind bringing dent Bill Clinton. As Chairman break. Sixth Congressional District, decrease rate of Hyde to the University is Con- of the House Judiciary Commit- However, he said he would which includes O'Hare Interna- Congressman Henry Hyde heinous crimes. gressman Paul E. Gillmor (R- tee, Hyde presided over the encourage students that are not tional Airport. world and nation 4 Precision ITS changes BGNet skaters ■ Over 48 million viewed Lewinsky interview Wednesday. Lotus Notes will replace current e— mail system over spring break compete • • • • • "Am I worried about it? Not is its superior security features. the year a large number of stu- By JEFF ARNETT 18 students will ■ Taft proposes really," said Giles. "I hope they The new server will use a fire- dents forget their BGNet pass- travel to Tampa The BG News do it right...I'm not worried, wall, and the e-mail program words, according to Lancaster. educational tax itself runs at an application At the beginning of the year, Bay, Fla. over When students return after because there's always Hot- credit. there are many other variables, spring break, the University will mail." level, not at the system level, Spring Break for both of which improve the e- such as the transition to college boasl a new e-mail system. After the change, use of Pine mail system's ability to prevent life, that could make a change in national The new system, which uses will be discouraged, but users entertainment 7 security violations. the fall much more chaotic than competitions a Lotus Notes server, will who can only access their e-mail through Telnet will still be able The advantage to this differ- the switch over spring break change the way some people to use Pine. Very few will need ence is that access to e-mail does will probably be. By ROBERT RECKER access their e-mail accounts, to use Pine after the change, not give users access to the sys- Lancaster said the change and will require everyone to get The BG News i John Wenzel interviews however, since Lotus Notes will tem itself. Additionally, Lan- shouldn't be a major hassle to a new password, at least tem- This spring break, while many be available for use in the Uni- caster said, the Lotus Notes students. the experimental outfit porarily. students are hitting the beach, 18 versity's computer labs, and environment is more secure "For most people, this will "The Multiple Cat.' BGSU women will be hitting the As part of the change, Lotus POP3 e-mail programs like than the current one. take a few minutes of their ice, trying to win a national Notes, which has an interface Eudora will be available for The reason the University is time," Lancaster said. championship. similar to Eudora's, will replace those who access e-mail from switching its e-mail system in Detailed instructions regard- The University precision skat- Pine as the primary method for their own computers. mid-semester is simply that it ing the switch are available at ing team will travel to Tampa iCCCSSing e-mail from the Uni- will be less chaotic than at the http://www.bgsu.edu/email/. Still, there will be Pine access Bay, Fla. to compete in the versity's computer laboratories. beginning of the year. In order According to Lancaster, stu- lor the cases where Pine is the national championship tourna- Those who currently use Pine to to change with the system, stu- dents should be able to get their only option for e-mail access. ment, Mar. 12-14. The tourna- access e-mail from their homes dents need to know their pass- initial passwords for the new According to Anne Marie Lan- ment has been held annually will be encouraged to change to caster, an associate professor of words, and at the beginning of system beginning today. Eudora or Microsoft's Outlook since 1984 by the United States computer science and one of the Figure Skating Association Express, both of which are avail- leaders in charge of the switch, able free of charge on the Inter- (USFSA). an example of a person in such a The championship will net. situation is a faculty or staff As part of the change, every- include different levels compet- member who goes to a confer- ing against each other, ranging one will have to obtain an initial ence where e-mail access is from grade schools to national i Hockey rematch password for the new system, given, but only through Telnet. teams. Last year the national which is available at against Ohio State Those who use Pine after the finals were televised on ESPN for http://www.bgsu.edu/email/ . Saturday at 7 p.m. change will not be able to direct- the first time. The champions at Unfortunately, many stu- ly access the new server, due to the highest level may compete in index dents do not realize the impor- security issues, and will have to the 2002 Olympic games, where tance of the change or what connect to a special Pine server. precision skating will be an exhi- Opinion 2 they'll need to know when it "The system will be taken bition event. happens, despite three e-mails down on Tuesday, [Mar. 9) and The collegiate level of the Page Three 3 that have been sent to everyone the new system will be put up World and Nation 4 USFSA tournament will feature on BGNet regarding the change. Thursday (Mar. 11]," Lancaster eight teams. Entertainment 7 "I'll just figure it out when it said. As a result, e-mail will not Meredith Eland, president of Sports 9 gets here," said freshman com- be accessible from 8 a.m. on the team, hopes the tournament Sports Agate 11 puter science major Adam Mar. 9 until 8 a.m. on Mar. 11. exposure will encourage future Kalzewski, who admitted that Lancaster said there are sev- precision skaters. though he has received the e- eral reasons for the change. One "The tournament is important say what? mails, he hasn't attempted to is the age'of the current e-mail tor little girls because it might be figure out what he should do system. She said Pine is "very their only chance to see precision "Everyone eats, so when the change arrives. old," and the new server is more BG News Photo/ MATT DANN skating," Eland said. everyone is a part of this Chaz Giles, freshman busi- reliable, faster and more secure. Eland also hopes that tourna- month. Eating healthy is ness pre-law major, expressed A major advantage of the Students use BGNet at the Offenhauer e-mail station. new server over the current one one of the most impor- little worry over the change. • See SKATING, page six. tant things to do." Dietitians stress nutrition Tonya Hefner Month. eating healthy on a limited bud- University dietitian on By STEFANIE get, vegetarian diets, diet analy- SIZEMORE "Everyone eats, so everyone is National Nutrition Month a part of this month," Hefner sis, food labels and the food The BG News said. "Eating healthy is one of pyramid. ronica the most important things to The peer educators are also A University dietetic student do." involved in 'Hey Hey Eat Five a dressed up like a banana on Check out: Hefner also said many stu- Day.' In this program, educators Wednesday in the Union to make travel to local schools and teach www.bgnews. National Nutrition Month look dents are misinformed about healthy eating. kids about the importance of eat- "appealing." ing five servings of fruits and com Kathy Ruminsky, a junior "There is a lot of misleading vegetables a day. News, web extras and a dietetics major, said she decided information out there," she said. "These days everyone seems to Nutrition Services also offers whole lot more. to dress up as a banana because varied resources for any students "bananas are full of potassium." be a nutrition expert. We have accurate information. We stress that need information on any "I thought this would be a Want to get in touch? healthy eating, not diets of any nutritional topics. great way to make students Nutrition Services has bgnews@bgnet. aware that it is National Nutri- kind." appointments available Mon- bgsu.edu tion Month and that eating In order to help students with healthy should be a major part of their nutrition intake, Ruminsky days noon-2 p.m. and Wednes- Your direct line to your their life," she said. and several other junior and days 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. newspaper. During National Nutrition senior dietetic students work To make an appointment or to Month, both the Wellness Con- with Hefner as educators for the receive any information call 372- Or call us: nection and dietetic students Nutrition Services at the Well- WELL. want to stress the importance of ness Connection. They educate "We are a great resource for and counsel students about 372-6966 BG News Photo/ MATT MILLER eating healthy. students to use, whether you are Tonya Hefner, a University nutrition. coming for information or just Kathy Ruminsky, a junior dietetics major, dresses up as a dietitian, said everyone needs to Nutrition Services offers have a questton, we are here to banana to encourage students to eat healthy. be aware of National Nutrition advice on weight management, help," Hefner said. plage 2 The BG News Friday, March 5,1999
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Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor iasat Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Tony Cavallario Diversity shouldn't be main priority Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller I spent the first 11 years of my that were selected for this panel would be a good idea to educate Web Editor life in Brown Deer, Wisconsin (a were all well known on this cam- students, especially those who Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown suburb of Milwaukee). Since pus for one reason or another. come from a high school that What happened to the average Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter personality and such mindsets had only a handful of minority have been proven to be set by student? Gabiel Marquez and students. The Cultural Diversity age six (at least this is what my Roschell Ashley are the presi- (CD) Players used to be a benefi- psychology professor told us), I dents of the Black and Latino cial group for this until they Student Unions, respectively. guess that this happened while I started straying away from the was there. Good, but I'd like to hear what cultural diversity premise. I went to school with many the average minority studenl editorial people. The blacks weren't of a would have to say of the subject. Workshops and other such pro- major minority. It wasn't until I I don't feel that putting all this gramming could help tolerance, Finally, our much-deserved week's vacation has arrived. In moved that I found this wasn't a effort into diversity into this pro- which may bring in other minor- hours, some o( BG's finest will be sunning it up on beaches all over typical thing. At the next school I remember thai. ject is necessary. If students are ity students. the United States and even in exotic locations in the Carribean. In went to I could probably count But, I do find it strange that attracted to a school more for Let's take that time and lact, a good number of them may have already left and sure to be minority students on one hand. the University is spending race relations than an education, money and put it towards some- sorry that they're missing this issue of The BG News. This seemed strange to me. I was money and time to change some- there's a problem. thing more necessary to the cam- For those stragglers waiting for the end of the official school used to having four or five thing that happens naturally. Andrew Rudd, an 1PC profes- pus presently. For example, why week. The News would like to offer some serious advice to all blacks in every class, not that These people are of the minority sor wouldn't agree with me. I hasn't the parking issue been Spring Breakers. many in the whole school. in our society, |iisl as they arc on had him for IPC 201 last summer solved yet? Soon people will not this campus. Hmmm... sounds Although it's sure to be a fun lime lor many and a load of mem- I grew up with the notion thai and see him every so often be able to attend classes because like an accurate depiction of our around campus. I saw him ories, remember thai mosl likely, wherever you're going (unless diversity happens in some areas they won't be able to find a park- you're just going home), you are a Spring Break mark. Most towns and doesn't in others. It's not culture. Wednesday in West Hall. He ing place anywhere. But, I that hold Spring Break count on these students for their revenue, but something that needs to be con- The News formed a race asked me about my column and digress. the legitimate businesses aren't the only ones. College kids are easy trolled. It's not something neces- panel to have a discussion on the what I was writing about for marks to steal from, especially after having soaked in a keg for a few sary to control. I knew diversity, issue recently. This panel consist- today. I said that was writing on Maybe it's because of my hours. so I find the whole topic of ed of three African-American-,. ,i the diversity issue. upbringing, but I find that ' And there's the obvious warning for women (and even men) with diversification strange to be dis- Hispanic, two Asian-Americans, We had a little discussion that nature will take it's course. We regards to sexual assault. These are people you'll most likely never cussing. and one Caucasian (of Argen- raised a few ideas that I felt nec- shell out so much cash to come see again (a good thing sometimes) and the trust factor should be to Speaking of diversity, it seems tinean background). essary to include. to this place, and it seems that all a low. Watch your drinks, let your friends know where you're at, that the hot topic for this week is Does this really sound fair? I I don't think that it's a good our money is being spent on you know all the warnings. We don't need to repeat them here. We the issue of diversifying the cam- think that there should have thing for this campus to be an things that aren't necessary. just want to remind people of them. pus. It is apparent to any studenl been equal representation by all all-white campus; with diversity Use the money for more bene- backgrounds, including whiles, Spring Break should be a good lime where weary students relax, who leaves their room every comes understanding. But, I also ficial things, such as free text first of all. engage in maybe a little too much drinking, sleeping and fooling once and a while that there are don't think that trying to diversi- books. around, so just make sure you take the necessary precautions to minorities on campus. Secondly, I believe this discus- fy campus is any better. If it's make this Spring Break one to remember. That is, one that you'll The University, though, is sion should have been open to going to happen, it'll happen. )eff Gill is a columnist for The want In remember. attempting to entice high school- the student body as a whole. The first step could be for the News and tlmnks the survivors of ers of minority origin to come to Many people on this campus University to stop distributing The News spent the last few da Us BGSU in order to diversify the have an opinion about some- pamphlets, etc. that that are mis- Spring Break Exodus '99 for stick- talkin g about diuersity. What it means student population. Why? thing that they'd like to be heard, leading. It's their responsibility ing around to read his column. He I do not have prejudice but aren't given the opportunity. to convey the student body in an can be reached at to administrators, what it means to towards any race at all. Let's Also, most ol the individuals accurate manner. After this, it jrgiWSibgnet.bgsu.edu. certa n students, etc. But we want to know what it means to you. Eueryba dy has an opinion about race, about diuer- Hate crime laws don't discourage heinous crimes sity and about its place at BGSU. Let us On June 7, 1998, in jasper, worth to try and rouse the fears ditional arguments against hate Texas, three white men, John of those alienated from the gov- crime laws: hear t at [email protected]. William King, Shawn Berry and ernment. O.J. Simpson allegedly (■ i They allow prosecutors to Lawrence Brewer, kidnapped Jake Phillips stabs his wife, Nicole Brown try the accused twice, once for Letters to the Editor policy James Byrd, Jr., a black resident Simpson, and Ronald Goldman the crime and once for the hale of the town, beat him terribly U-Wire to death, and the clamor is about crime; Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, faculty, and tied him with a chain to the spousal abuse. (2) they punish people for administrative and local input from any and all people who have a strong opin- bumper of a pick-up truck. The ion. The BG News will not discriminate upon letters solely based on a person's Guest And so it is with Matthew their motivation rather than for opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. men then dragged Byrd for three Shephard and James Byrd, Jr. the hate crime; ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two miles, resulting in his death. Columnist that their deaths have come to Ked, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current Issue on (3) they effectively make peo- BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. Almost certainly, the murder stand for the cause of federal ple in particular groups more ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as was racially motivated. Racist hate crime laws. Hate crime laws equal than others in protection Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- tattoos cover King's body, and Predicated on hate, perpetrat- add additional penalties to the ered based on topic relevance and quality. under the law. prosecutors suggested that King ed in cold-blood, each of these crimes of those who act out of Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or was conspiring to set up a white hate toward any number of pro- Each of these deserves careful Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished acts hits at the core of particular- only if the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone supremacy group in Jasper. ly American sicknesses, racism tected groups. consideration. number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- umn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have On Tuesday of this week, a and homophobia. For this rea- Yet, if these two deaths have Still, there is something more valid reasons to remain anonymous. jury returned a guilty verdict son, they stand alone as the most been a boon for potential federal troubling about the movement To submll a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and against King for his crimes. Yes- savage and disturbing crimes of hate crime laws, there is little to make Shephard and Byrd leave lr in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send It on e-mail to bgnewsS>bgnet.bgsu.edu and give It the subject, "Letter to the Editor". terday, they decided that he will 1998. More could be written justification for it. Had such laws martyrs for hate crimes. To pre- be executed by the state for his about the brutality of the men been in place, there is no reason tend that these poor individuals Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- crimes. who commuted the crimes, but to believe that Shephard and could have been saved had the edges all entries submitted for publication Earlier this year, an incident there is little left to be said. That Byrd would be any better off right laws been in place steals of eerie similarities occurred in men behaved in this manner, in than they are today. It is nonsen- the real significance away from Copyright © 1999, The BG News. Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any Laramie, Wyo. On Oct. 12, 1998, this day and age, in this country, sical to think that the added their deaths. Shephard and Byrd material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is is a horror. Period. penalties proposed by the laws died not because of some flaw in prohibited. two men allegedly lured Matthew Shephard, a homosex- But in this decade, it is never would have been a deterrent to the laws (thus far, the legal sys- The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 and Is pub- ual student, out of a campus bar, enough to let the ignominy of a either set of thugs. Besides, in tem has performed quite well), lished dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- these two instances, the system but because a few chose to ter. beat him and left him for dead crime speak for itself. For every forego their connection to tethered to a fencepost in the heinous act, it seems, an interest worked. The derelicts responsi- Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily humanity. The evils of those few those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG cold winter night. The two men, group is waiting in the wings to ble for the crimes, at the very need not be augmented by more News. Unsigned editorials arc the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff. James McKinney and Russell claim it. A man is shot by law least, will spend the rest of their The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto Henderson, were apprehended, enforcement officers in a small lives in prison and could face laws (hate crime or otherwise)- ries or photograph descriptions. they speak for themselves. and will stand trial for first- town called Ruby Ridge and lib- public execution. Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. degree murder. ertarians repeat it for all it is There are, of course, more tra-
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Tips for a Hunky-Dory vacation What's the most cavil embarrassing thing Sometimes, Spring Break can be an prepared. •/KA-vuhl/* (verb) to that's happened to easy, relaxing ten days, a time to you at college? recover your sense of self in the glori- 4. Play "shadow" with your traveling raise trivial and ous beauty of America's coastline. companions. Everyone loves this Other times, Spring Break can be a game, I swear. For example, every [frivolous objections Leslie Edwards Andrea Yanov wild, no-holds-barred festival of glory time the guy to your left says some- Freshman Sophomore Example: Ryanne Art Therapy and inebriation in the midst of sandy thing, repeat it. If he scratches his Spanish Education chaos. Most likely, however, Spring remarked that it was "I walked onto the "I was staring at a elbow, you scratch your elbow. If he shuttle with a ciga- guy's ass while he was Break will either get you broke and gives you dirty looks, you give him pretty silly to cavil at rette and when I playing pool and he burned, or bored and buzzing (with dirty looks. If he makes threatening tried to throw it out, turned around and Ben & Jerry's special blend of sugar- the week's itinerary, gestures, you make for the door. the door shut and It saw me." induced hyperactivity). given that the bus tick- ricocheted onto my 5. Instead of going out to dinner or best friend's lap." Wherever you end up, don't let your ets hadn't even arrived gambling or drinking or joyriding or Elizabeth Ashley vacation get you down Keep these shopping, stay inside and write letters yet. Junior handy tips in mind for a satisfying Sociology to your roommate. They're probably Spring Break, as free as possible Cavil comes from the 'I was drunk and I from drunk jerks or Monopoly over- not thinking about you, but that's peed in the bushes load: okay. They'll feel bad when you get Latin "cavillari." by Mac. And some- back to school, and maybe then meaning to jest. one knocked on a 1. If you're leaving Ohio, bring sun- they'll get rid of that stinky goldfish window and told me screen. Even if you're going to to leave." Kentucky. It's more of a vacation that 6. To best protect the intentions of a Angela Everett Andy Carr Junior Senior way. well-served spring break, commit open Marketing Computer Science 2. Caffeinated beverages for the trip yourself to at least 13 hours of sleep "One of my sisters "Tracking dog poop are great pick-me-up. I'm talking extra each day. And when you wake up, your handcuffed her fnend into a sorority house sugar packets in your Mountain Dew. stay in bed. In your jammies. Eating to my bed. I walked in during a formal." crackers. Spring break was created and there was a girl handcuffed to my 3. Bring your textbooks! You never especially with this purpose in mind, I mind bed.' know when Florida beaches or Jerry think. Springer reruns will just cease to be * People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample of the student population Anyone desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union exciting, and you always want to be - Mary Belh Murtfia] today around, say sevpn-ish But you didn't hear it here |g»)SI«l events All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: www.events.bgsu.edu Friday 3/5/99 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Circle K Humanities t-shirt 8 p.m. TBA Spring Break Begins UAO Director Applications sales Shorts Festival '99 Men's Swimming at MAC Break runs until Mar. 14. Get involvedl UAO Director Union Foyer. Campus-wide 8 - 10 a.m. Elsewhere Theatre Production. Championships applications will be ouf Mar. 1 A variety of different plays, Boosting Productivity Second of three days of men's and are due by Mar. 15 . This is 8 p.m. combining comedy and serious 9 a.m. - noon MAC Championships.Ypsilanti. Through Goal Setting your chance to make things Is This the End of the drama. You never know what Mich. Aromatherapy Achieve superior results by happen at BGSU! For an appli- to expect from a short play. World? Learn how to stimulate your learning how to communicate cation and/or any questions, Elsewhere tickets are S3 each A look ahead to what stop by the UAO office. 330 senses with essential oils from your experiences through goal astronomers can tell us about and are sold at the door on a Union, or call 419/372-2343. Saturday 3/6/99 flowers, fruits, leaves and herbs. setting Fee S40. Class meets the true end of the world billions first-come, first-served basis. 411 through Mar. 5 2 College Park. of years hence. Si donation South Hall. Fee S25. Class meets through BGSU. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. suggested. Planetarium. 8 a.m. Mar. 6. 2 College Park. BGSU.
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The Editor-in-Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 48 million viewed interview Eye on Lewinsky's story was published this week; selling 2.8 copies per minute The Associated Press ABC treated the interview as a news prime-time soap opera, with Bar- emptied from staff and wire reports NEW YORK —An estimated bara Walters sticking largely to 74 million people tuned in to the personal details of the affair hear Monica Lewinsky confess rather than what it meant for the the details of her affair with Pres- country. At its end, she asked ident Clinton, second only to the Ms. Lewinsky what she would SAINTHOOD I number of people who watched tell any of her future children Charity to argue case to Vatican the Super Bowl. about the affair. "Mommy made CALCUTTA, India (AP) — The inheritors of Mother Teresa's world- a big mistake," she replied. Meanwhile, in bookstores wide charity order are meeting to decide who will argue the case where workers stacked the just- ior her sainthood before the Vatican. At times, the commercials released "Monica's Story" onto were as entertaining as the inter- The leading nuns of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity have shelves Thursday, there were been discussing the issue since the Vatican announced Sunday thai view. AI least two weight loss signs of both Monica mania and Pope John Paul II had waived what is normally a mandatory wait of products were advertised during intern overload. five years after death to begin the process of conferring sainthood the talk with Ms. Lewinsky, who Archbishop Henry D'Souza told The Associated Press today he Nielsen Media Research gave has obsessed about her weight. expected the order to nominate a postulator within a week. ABC's Wednesday night inter- ABC's own promo for its view a 33.4 rating and 48 share, "The process of canonization will really get going once the postu- upcoming miniseries, "Cleopa- lator is appointed," D'Souza said. "The missionaries of charily will meaning just under half of the tra," sounded familiar given the have to choose the person to study mother's life and then 1 will make nation's working television sets context: "She seduced the most the appointment." were tuned in. The postulator will prepare a report D'Souza expected would be powerful man in the world," the ready for forwarding to the Vatican by July. The Ms. Lewinsky interview promo said. was the most-watched interview The first step to sainthood, beatification, requires the confirmation since Oprah Winfrey's prime- Meanwhile, Ms. Lewinsky's of a miracle. After beatification, research on a second miracle, need- time questioning of Michael book — a collaboration with ed for canonization, can begin. Jackson in 1993, which had a 39.3 Princess Diana biographer Already two miracles have been attributed to Mother Teresa, rating and 56 share. Andrew Morton — was being according to Catholic officials. snapped up on the Internet. The In one case, a Frenchwoman broke several ribs in a car accident in It was also the second highest- confessional was No. 1 on the the United States, but her injuries reportedly miraculously healed rated program of this television when she wore a Mother Teresa medallion around her neck. bookseller lists of Amazon.com Associated Press Photo season after the Super Bowl, and . barnesandnoble.com., Another miracle reported was that of a Palestinian girl suffering which had a total of 127.5 million from cancer who was cured after Mother Teresa appeared in her although neither would say An employee at Barnes and Noble on New York's Fifth Avenue viewers for at least part of the dreams. what that status meanl in terms sets up a display Thursday, Mat. 4, 1999, of "Monica's Story." game. of sales. The interview's average audi- ■ NEWsv\v\ u^wtmmmmmmmmmm "This is one of those pop cul- Customer reaction seemed looking for it," said Lee ence during the two hours was ture phenomenons," said Ben mixed in an early spot check of Schwartz, owner of The Book Ohio Supreme Court refuses lawsuit just over 48 million people. ABC Boyd, a spokesman for barne- bookstores Thursday around the Center in Cumberland, Md. "It COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court has refused to con- said it was the most-watched seems like most people are say- sandnoble.com. He said the book country. sider a lawsuit by 12 people who say they were harmed by a series news event ever televised on one ing, 'I jusl don't want to hear was selling 2.8 copies per minute of newspaper stories about a police department. network; most breaking news "We've had nobody calling about it anymore.'" 10 current and former Toledo police officers and two civilians stories are broadcast on several. tor a few hours late Wednesday. asked the court to review the suit against The (Toledo) Blade. The court said Wednesday it voted 4-2 against hearing the case. The newspaper in 1990 published the eight-day series about prac- Taft proposes educational tax credit tices of the city's police internal affairs unit. The 12 people claimed The Associated Press Taft has made primary and bers were higher than the leges by $30 million and increas- the newspaper defamed them or invaded their privacy. secondary education his No. 1 $50,000 limit on family income ing direct grants to students by 5 Lucas County Common Pleas Judge William Skow dismissed the priority. But he told about 100 he proposed during the cam- percent each of the next two lawsuit in 1997. ruling that the newspaper relied on public records COLUMBUS — After students and faculty members at paign. years. Eligibility for the grants for its series and reported information accurately. The 6th Ohio Dis- two months of locusing on the Columbus State Community depends on family income. Taft trict Court of Appeals upheld Skow's ruling in October. needs of primary and secondary Asked if the higher numbers College that a college education would also the amount spent on "The Blade is pleased, although not surprised, that the Supreme schools, Gov. Bob Taft on Thurs- might make the proposal more is essential as well, especially efforts to help underachieving day proposed a tax break for appealing to majority Republi- Court concluded that Ihc trial court and the court of appeals both with the continuing advances in students graduate from four- ruled correctly," said Fritz Byers. the attorney representing The families with children in college. can lawmakers who must technology. year colleges from $4 million to Blade. approve the budget, Tafl Taft, trying to make good on a $31 million. "Ohio ranks above the nation- responded: "Yes, I think it will." campaign promise, proposed an al average in high school gradu- He also would increase ■ SMELL SENSORS HHMMBMMBM annual $2,500 state income tax Senate President Richard ates, but unfortunately we rank tuition assistance from 60 per- deduction for families for the Finan, R-Cincinnati, and House Odors identified through combinations below the national average in cent to 70 percent for students first two years their children Speaker Jo Ann Davidson, R- BOSTON (AP) — Scientists believe they have figured out how the college participation," Taft said. who join the Ohio National attend college. The deduction Reynoldsburg, both could not be nose knows. Guard. will be part of Taft's higher edu- reached for comment on Thurs- The mystery that has long perplexed experts is how creatures can He said 39 percent of Ohio's day, their offices said. distinguish among many thousands of odors with their 1,000 or so cation budget to be introduced high school graduates have Earl Mackey, vice chancellor this month. The cost for the next of the Ohio Board of Regents, smell sensors. attended college, compared with Sen. Eric Fingerhut, D-Cleve- two budget years was pegged at praised the proposals, especially A new study of mice lound that instead of dedicating a single sen- a national average of 45 percent. land, said that at first glance, the $44.6 million. the ones to help underachieving sor to a single odor, mammals use their sensors in combination. The idea was a good one. To help increase the number, and low-income students. same sensors are triggered again and again in different combinations, Overall, Taft proposed state Taft proposed the $2,500 deduc- and each combination spells oul a unique odor. "Investing in post-secondary subsidies for public colleges and tions, which would be capped at "That, plus his proposal for The sensors, or olfactory receptors, line the wall of the nasal cavi- education for Ohioans is the universities of $2,047 billion for $5,000 over the two-year period, right thing to do for their tax relief, does very much signal a student-centered focus," said the budget year beginning July regardless of the number of chil- future," Fingerhut said in a "Each receptor is used over and over again to define an odor, just Mackey, whose agency oversees 1, a 4.3 percent increase over the dren. Single parents who make statement. like letters are used over and over again to define different words," current year, and $2,508 billion up to $50,000 and couples who higher education in Ohio. said Dr. Linda B. Buck of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at for the following budget year, a make up to $100,000 would be Taft also proposed increasing "We're really an undereducated Harvard Medical School. 4.2 percent increase. eligible, Taft said. Those num- state subsidies for two-year col- state." **•**••**•••••••• Don't miss out Now leasing for Fall & Summer '99 ^5S.
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The Associated Press were not even discussed, tude and has exhibited a although "important progress" BEIJING — Wrapping up strength of purpose that has ' "'■^gi^sSfe' was made overall, she said. helped to make this week a pro- what she called the most con- structive talks with Beijing in China has been trying to join ductive one," she said. •• months, U.S. Trade Representa- the WTO and its predecessor for To further the momentum, 4* tive Charlene Barshefsky said 13 years, loin ing the body that Barshefsky was leaving a small today that China made progress sets trade rules would give team of negotiators in Beijing. in its bid to join the World Trade China low-tariff access to export Organization but significant dif- markets and shield it from uni- Zhu told Barshefsky that a ferences persist. lateral trade sanctions. deal on WTO would build on the Citing the Chinese premier's "strategic partnership" Presi- :4jk» /f Many Chinese officials worry ; scheduled visit to Washington dent Clinton and Chinese Presi- that increased foreign competi- next month and a new round of dent Jiang Zemin agreed to form tion would sweep away strug- world trade talks in the fall, at their Washington summit in 5'- J A. gling state industries already Barshefsky noted that China 1997, the official Xinhua News ' J-- &J /' laying off millions of workers. faced a "pivotal opportunity" to Agency reported. } s-** m ~ l|r Officials have backtracked on advance its fitful bid. However, fair trade, urging domestic firms Barshefsky speculated that she stressed that there would be to "buy Chinese" and erecting China's Communist Party lead- no favors. : — new barriers to foreign ••fy'-'res ership may have drawn new "China's WTO accession can in energy and telecommiP a- motivation from declining for- and will only occur on commer- tions. eign investment, a desire to be a cially meaningful terms. There is Barshefsky said Chinese offi- full partner of the global trade no possibility of a political settle- cials signaled two or three system and a sense that joining ment," Barshefsky said after two months ago that they wanted to WTO would reinforce efforts to days of talks in Beijing. revive talks. Underscoring the reform state industries and elim- :j inate central planning. ' She said many of the high-level concern, she spent demands the Clinton adminis- nearly 2 1/2 hours today with U.S. trade officials have also Premier Zhu Rongji, known as a Associated Press Photo tration has made over the last six warned Beijing that its $57 bil- no-nonsense pragmatic years remained sticking points lion trade surplus with the Unit- reformer. United States trade representative Charlene Barshefsky meets with Chinese premier Zhu Rongji — greater access for agricultural ed States last year could ignite in Beijing Thursday, Mar. 4, 1999. and industrial products and to "The Chinese government anti-Chinese sentiment in Con- the service sector. Several issues has exhibited a very serious atti- gress. Noriega's prison sentence reduced by 10 years The Associated Press drug trafficking. He has spent There is no parole in the feder- nearly nine years by himself in a al system, but prisoners can earn "We would like to consider looking at his good acts and reduce MIAMI — A federal judge two-cell suite at a federal prison time off for good behavior or his original sentence for the good things he had done." reduced Manuel Noriega's near Miami after Hoeveler grant- other considerations. Hoeveler prison sentence from 40 years to ed him special status as a prison- said that with the reduction in 30 on Thursday, meaning the for- er of war. sentence, Noriega could be eligi- Frank Rubino mer Panamanian dictator could ble for release in 2007. Defense Aflorne\' be eligible for release by 2007. Hoeveler said he shortened Noriega's sentence after consid- In December, Noriega had surable help to the United States and corruption and his increas- iega brokered de^ls with South Noriega, 62, won the reduc- ering the "disparity between the asked the judge to reduce his and was an asset to the United ingly independent political American leaders, acted as a liai- tion from U.S. District Judge defendant's sentence and the sentence to no more than 15 States." stand. William M. Hoeveler after argu- sentences served by his co-con- years. ing that he deserves credit for When Noriega was in power, Even so, former U.S. officials son to Cuba's Fidel Castro, pro- spirators" — some of whom are helping the United States pursue U.S. officials often praised him who testified on Noriega's behalf out of prison. "We would like him to consid- vided details on guerrilla and its interests in Latin America er looking at his good acts and for his role in fighting drug traf- said his assistance was crucial to while he was in power. The judge added: "What the reduce his original sentence for fic and paid him hundreds of U.S. foreign policy objectives in terrorist activities and even gave thousands of dollars. But rela- Noriega was captured after defendant may have done to the the good things he had done," South America in the 1980s. citizens of Panama or to his polit- tions began to sour in the late the former shah of Iran a safe the United States invaded Pana- defense attorney Frank Rubino Donald Winters, chief of CIA ma in 1989 and was sent to ical opponents are not factors said. "It is indisputable that Gen- 1980s, amid reports of Noriega's operations in Panama, said Nor- haven. prison for money laundering and that I can properly consider." eral Noriega did furnish immea- involvement in drug trafficking
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**.■* 3 V- dulii ^..*^«^ , lltt.' 'ftlfl II" J page 6 The BG News Friday, March 5, 1999 BGSU business program gains national attention The BG News not have the knowledge or skills way to go," said David French, a "When it comes to training "Lord is creating an important the computer science depart-B to become good IS auditors and senior in the program. "Comput- information systems auditors, national niche for Bowling Green ment has made the transition aV Jusl one year into its develop- it was left up to the company to ers are so prevalent in business Bowling Green is a diamond in that will attract a great deal of smooth one. ment, a BGSU specialized busi- develop those skills," said John that there is a need to build new the rough," said Tim Breeding, a attention from business in the "I had no computer back-B ness program is gaining recogni- Beveridge, a deputy state auditor and update existing information recruiter for Southwest Airlines future," Breeding said. ground when I came to Bowling t tion around the country. in Massachusetts. systems. The ISAC program in Dallas. "(ISAC) is a tight field. Beveridge agreed with Breed- addresses that need." Green," said Jeremy Campbell, a | The information systems Beveridge appointed a team to There are very few people in it ing, saying BGSU was "ahead of auditing and control program look into the problem and to cre- Lord said that while this has and even fewer who are good in the pack." graduate working with Cleve-B ate a new higher education cur- land's Deloitte & Touche LLPH (1SAC) is a blend of accounting, made more information avail- it." "Students going through the riculum. University accounting able to the public, it has also cre- "There's no question that I'veB management information sys- Breeding, who had not heard Bowling Green program are and MIS chair, Alan Lord, was ated concerns about security. tems and computer science. The of BGSU until a few years ago, ready to be productive immedi- gotten the background to put mej College of Business Administra- one of those Beveridge asked to "If the good guys can get in, ately and that is attractive to in on the ground floor of an excit- join the task force. was impressed by a recruiting tion began offering the hybrid in then the bad guys can too," Lord trip he made here. He encour- business," Beveridge said. ing area of business." response to the fact that gradu- An explosion of new technolo- said. aged his company to develop ties The big difference between ates were lacking necessary skills "We're off to a good start," gies has fueled the growing With the help of Mark Asman, with the University "because the ISAC and other accounting and in the workplace. demand for auditing and control Lord said. professor emeritus of accounting students who will be graduating MIS programs is the focus on systems practitioners. "My sense was that students and MIS, Lord has launched will have the exact skill sets we computer technology. Lord said About 30 students have from four-year institutions did "The buzz is that ISAC is the ISAC into the national spotlight. need." that the great cooperation with signed up for the program. SKATING Continued from page one. sport can be expensive, costing such as a pinwheel. Perfection is the same token, she said that lack practice these days," Leek said. soundtrack as its musical theme, about $1000 a year per skater, the key, as one individual mis- of recognition has limited the The team has devoted the will conclude with the skaters ment success will help the team plus travel expenses. Three take in timing will lead to point number of athletes there are to majority of its practice time to forming a "Z" on the ice. eventually move up to the varsi- women had to drop out of the deductions from the judges. Pre- choose from. building up stamina for their "It looks really cool from up in Leek looks forward to a four-and-a-half minute routine. ty level. program because it costs so cision skating does not involve the press box," Eland said. "Our sole mission is to much, Eland said. the jumps and flips that are usu- chance to change that. "Doing a whole routine is like After the tournament, Eland become a varsity sport," Eland She said precision skating (or ally associated with figure skat- "The tournament will have running full-out with no time- said. synchronized skating, as it will ing. other levels, so it will be a chance outs," Leek said. will be directing an independenl Eland explained that it is hard be called starting next year) is the All the team's skaters are basi- to get our name out there," Leek Beside rehearsing "wheels, precision skating show in Find-ll to compete with teams like fastest growing women's sport cally "walk-ons," which has its said. splices, twizzles" and other regu- lay from Mar. 26-28. The showjj Miami and Western Michigan, for 18 to 21-year-olds. positives and negatives. Leek said that while the team lar precision skating techniques. will include 125 participants*, Eland said the team will be whose varsity status allows them The object of the sport is for 12 Coach Lana Leek said that the is excited about going into the from ages 2-18, as well as twej the pick of the litter when it to 22 ice skaters to perform a team gets its strength from "its tournament, she has sensed throwing a little twist into the act former US champions and ond comes to recruiting skaters. She musical routine in unison, form- ability to pull together with a some anxiety as well. to raise some judges' eyes. She also said competing as a club ing intricate designs and shapes, variety of skill levels." But on "I can feel a little pressure at said the routine, with the Zorro French champion. Electricity supply could be tight this summer The Associated Press east-central states. weather." Schlegel said. Donald Schlegel, chairman of Schlegel and the utilities Schlegel said he could not COLUMBUS, Ohio — Electric the council's generation resource blamed much of the trouble last speak to the reason for the tight companies in Ohio aren't expect- panel, told the Public Utilities year on extreme heat in late June supplies. ing the kind of problems this Commission of Ohio on Wednes- and an unusual number of prob- PUCO Chairman CraigGla/ri summer that led them to inter- day that he didn't believe it lems at generating plants that said the agency will consider rupt power supplies to some of would be bad as last summer limited capacity. That included today whether to investigate rea- their largest customers last year. when Honda idled 2,700 workers tornado damage at the Davis- sons for the tight capacity and tc But nothing is for certain. at an East Liberty plant and steel Besse nuclear power plant near see what companies are doing "While no one can ever guar- plants in northeast Ohio shut Toledo. about it. antee there won't be unusual down because of the heat wave. "It was sort of like having four Glazer said utilities are reluc- events, such as extreme weather But extreme heat could mean flat tires at one time," said Tom tant to build new generating or damage, we are not expecting Holliday, spokesman for Colum- problems for some customers capacity in Ohio until they know the same sort of shortage prob- bus-based American Electric with contracts that allow for the direction the Legislature i» lems we encountered last year," Power. interrupted service, he said. going to take regarding deregu said Angeline Protogere, spokes- Interruptible contracts guarantee On the worst day, June 25, lation. Deregulation would allow woman for Cinergy, a Cincinnati- lower electric rates most of the electrical usage would have customers to choose their electri based utility that provides power year in return for the possibility topped capacity had it not been to 1.4 million customers in south- of losing power when demand for the interruptible contracts cal supplier. west Ohio, Indiana and northern for energy is higher than the sup- and conservation, Schlegel said. "No one wants to build new Kentucky. ply. But even with fewer shut- generating plants in Ohio," Glaz Neither does the East Central "Residential should not be a downs expected this summer, er said. Area Reliability Council, a problem," Schlegel said. "Indus- usage this July is expected to be "At some point, we're goinj regional group of utilities in nine trials could, depending on the at 98.3 percent of capacity. to run into problems," 400-year-old horoscope written by Kepler discovered The Associated Press of Hans Hannibal Hutter von Manuscripts in Pulkova." ist In Berlin. Hutterhofen, who was born in SAN FRANCISCO — A 400- The Pulkova observatory was "He wrote back very prompt 1586. year-old horoscope that was founded near St. Petersburg, ly and said, 'Congratulations written for an Austrian noble- "Whether it said to collect Russia, in the early 1800s. Struve you have a Kepler,'" Misch said. man by the astronomer Johannes your taxes from your serfs signed the manuscript in 1864. The Lick Observatory, now . tomorrow or don't put your Associated Press Photo Kepler himself was discovered in "It was completely unexpect- part of the university, apparently money on the Holy Roman A roofer works on repairing the steeple of a clock tower at a drawer at a University of Cali- ed. It was a very, very exciting bought the horoscope in Ger Empire, 1 don't know," Misch Newport Middle School. fornia at Santa Cruz archive. many in the late 1800s, according said Thursday. thing for me to discover it The document, written in a because I am a collector and an to a journal of the time. flowery hand by the man who The document includes the amateur historian," Misch said. nobleman's date and time of Kepler was the imperial math helped discover the laws of "It made me tremble a bit to find ematician to the Holy Romar NEWIPVE birth in German, as well as a something like that." orbital motion, was located by sepia-colored diamond with an X Emperor Rudolph II. 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Entertainment Editor Tony Cavallario Entertainment 372-2604 Multiple Cat' experiments in musical styles
since Territory Shall Mean By JOHN WENZEL the Universe (Zero Hour), The BG News following a long line of 7" As leader of the loose singles and E.P.'s. musical outfit known as It represents the evolu- The Multiple Cat, Pat tion of a band that's been Slolley is one of those adding and subtracting stu- that mourns the passing dio members since 1994. of progressive rock and However, much like Rober other genres borne out of the 1970s. Pollard in Guided By Voic- Following the '70s, the story goes, es or Will Oldham in the New Wave and punk look over where many Palace incarnations. progressive rock lefl off, adopting some Stolley stands firmly in the of its structures and discarding others. center of The Multiple Cat For some people, this seemed to signify "1 definitely am the a turn for the better. 'main man,' but each col- For Stolley, however, something was laborator add their own lost in the '70s that could never be indispensable touch to each regained. Musicians that had a pen- thing they do," Stolley Photo Provided chanl for quirky changes, long intros said. "It's a lot of fun The Multiple Cat's latest disc Elements Of features experimental jazz, rock and pop. Pictured above are just a few of the many and seven-minute song lengths were no working with a lot of peo- members and guest players, including leader Pat Stolley. longer "mainstream." Pink Floyd, Gene- ple, not having to be bers more than anything. 1 think we that is 'all me,' but I want to do real radio." sis and other bands that look musical democratic, and letting other's ideas have a less defined sound and esthetic drums, and I'm pretty rusty," he said. "I For now, Stolley is planning a compi- experimentation to the highest level alter my original vision." than a lot of 'multi-bands,' which may think it would still be (under) TMC. lation which will bring together old laded into the static of popular radio The core elements on the album— contribute to the obscurity." Besides, my name is too goofy-sound- Multiple Cat recordings from tape E.P.'s, The Multiple Cat's latest album, Ele- drums, guitars, vocals—are augmented Nonetheless, Stolley can see The ing to be on the front of a record." the non-singles from the 7"s and "odds ments Of (Guilt Ridden Pop), draws by obscure keyboards, piano, viola and Multiple Cat cultivating a unique sound Stolley can also sec TMC becoming and ends that I consider good but never Irom the jazzy experimentation of such trumpet, among others instruments. in the future, one that may even be pro- popular on a large level, but he replies got on anything," he said. artists as Electric Light Orchestra, Steely The rotating cast of guest musicians duced entirely by him. The song "Call- with qualifications. According lo their press biography, Dan and Yes. However, it fits in snugly (most of them from Quad City, Iowa ing All Sinners" credits Stolley as han- "It would have to follow a shift in The Multiple Cat is also heading out for with newer bands like Ben Folds Five and Illinois) is long and varied, and dling the vocal duties as well as playing general music availability and radio a 15 date East Coast tour with label- and The Sea & Cake. The leisurely pace Stolley worries sometimes this detracts bass, guitar and piano. On the liner releasing their iron grip on the big mates Darling in late May/early June. of the music and Slolley's warm vocals from The Multiple Cat's singularity. notes of Elements Of he is also cited as names and markets," he said. "The peo- For more intormation on The Multi- yield surprising melodic rewards where "I know it's all over the place," Stol- playing various organs and keyboards ple who control this stuff now follow ple Cat, check out their page on Guilt one wouldn't expect. ley said, "Sometimes it bothers me, but I and programming drum machines. strict tried and true formulas, and we Ridden Pop's website at: www.tt.net/ Aptly labeled as "art-rock'' and think it's due to the space between each "1 eventually want to do something get lo hear mountains of crap on the guilt. "avanl pop," the album is their first song's recording and the rotating mem- vJLvJsJlMJMIsJMMMM^ r FOR FACULTY and STAFF at BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVER- MILLIONS OF THE BESTMENDS m AMERICA HAVE CHOSEN THE BEST RETIREMENT SYSTEM TIAA-CREF.
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(R) 4 K «i»3 4 Falcons take high hopes to track indoor championships and the distance medley relay. in the country with a time the fastest mile run in the coun- In order lor the Falcons to The medley relay competition By MATT STEINER She will be joined by sophomore 11:25:56 which they achieved try. make All-American, they must takes place Friday at 7:50 p.m. The BG News Christine Thompson, senior Feb. 5 in Indianapolis at the Can- In the 800, Sabri qualified for finish in the top eighl in their This event does not include any Tracy Hill and senior Libby non IV Classic. The top distance the meet with a time of 2:09:12. respective events preliminary races. The NCAA Indoor Track and Mitchell in the relay. medley relay time in the nation This provisional qualifier cap- "There's always a shol at win- Other Mid-American Confer- Field Championships commence belongs to the Arkansas Razor- tun-d the 19lh and final entry "She (Sabri) is ranked higher ning," Price said. "I think realis- ence women competing will be this weekend at the RCA Dome backs with 11:14:17. into the championships. Her in the mile lhan she is in the tically, our goal should be to be Latasha Jenkins of Ball State. She in Indianapolis, Ind. Four Fal- 800," coach Steve Price said. qualifying run occurred Feb. 13 Mitchell will begin the race in the top eight, but we always achieved automatic qualifiers in cons from the women's team will "Because she is running the mile with a leg ol 1,200 meters. Hill at the Perry Fieldhouse in the are thinking about winning." both the 60-meter and 200-meter soar into Indy with hopes of in the distance medley relay, it follows with her specialty, the All-Ohio Championships. sprints at the MAC Champi- making All-American or possi- seemed like it would be better 400. Thompson runs the 800 The best 800 runner in the Preliminaries for the 800 begin bly pulling out an NCAA title. for her to run the 800 (in individ- meter leg. Sabri will anchor the country is Hazel Clarke of Flori- Friday, Mar. 5 at 3:30 p.m. The onships. Leslie Vidmar of Kent owns the second best distance in Junior Hanane Sabri will com- ual competition)." event with the mile. At the Can- da. Her time of 2:01:84 has set the finals will be run Saturday, Mar. the nation for the shotput. pete in both (he 800-meter run The foursome is ranked 10th non, Sabri's mile leg proved to be standard. 6 at 6:25 p.m. I \ ) page 10 The BG News Friday, March 5, 1999' OUCH! Falcons head to Bayou By NICK HURM "We need to get more consecutive hits. We The BC News had hits here and there, but they weren't The Bowling Green softball together. If we're down by a couple of team will head down to the runs, we need to stay in the game and bayou over the break to battle with six teams. keep our heads up." In a five day span, the Fal- cons will play a total of 10 Angie Domschot games. BG will start the road Sophomore Softball Plaver trip off with three doublehead- ers in Louisiana against bination of teams," Shaw said. together. If we're down by a Nicholls State, Southeatern- "We will play Louisiana Stale couple of runs we need to stay Louisiana and Louisiana State. who is really strong and South- in the game and keep our heads Then the Orange and Brown west Louisiana. We will also up." will hit the field in Southwest- face teams like Southwest Domschot has been a major ern Louisiana Louisiana who 1 think we can force for the BG offense so far. getting a dou- roll over." She leads the team in batting ble dose of Shaw also said she would be average (.412), slugging per- play against pleased if the Falcons get a win centage (.706) and hits (7). Illinois State against LSU and Southwest Junior Erin Zwink has also been and Southern Louisiana. BG has faced three of charitable to the offensive cause Louisiana. the five opponents in past com- batting .385 for the Falcons. Like the Leigh Ross- petition holding a record of 2- Shaw has high hopes for the Las Vegas Shaw 12. Falcons. Invitational, Offense will be a key for BG's "I would like to come back BG will face a nationally ranked success. In the UNLV tourna- with a winning percentage," team, this time in LSU. The ment, the Falcons scored eight Shaw said. "1 want two wins Tigers are ranked ninth in the runs in five games. from Nicholls State and two USA Today/NFCA poll. USL "We need to get more consec- wins from Southeast Louisiana. also receives votes in the poll. utive hits," sophomore Angie In the tournament at Southwest Coach Leigh Ross-Shaw has a Domschot said. "We had hits Louisiana I want to beat Illinois positive outlook about the trip. here and there, but they weren't State both games." Associated Press Photo "Louisiana will have a com- Eric Bostron crashes during the qualifying races for the Daytona 200. Bearcats nip South Florida, 76-56, BG hosts Ball State in final home in Conference USA quarterfinals The Associated Press 4), who advanced to the tourna- the Bearcats a 70-54 lead with meet of season before road trip ment semifinals for the fourth 3:27 to play. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Ii straight year. "When I'm on my game, I By MATTHEW P. LYONS Pete Mickeal can light up a team South Florida (14-14) stuck don't think anybody can stop "We're hoping to put up a good score this on a bad day, it's scary to think with Cincinnati for most of the me," Mickeal said. "After a slow The BG News what he can do on a good day. weekend and then rest some people at first half, but ultimately had no start, I just wanted to heat it up Feeling sluggish because of The Falcon gymnastics team Cornell and let some other people have a answer for Mickeal. out there." the noon lipoff, Mickeal quickly will celebrate spring break with . "Pete Mickeal was magnifi- Cincinnati trailed by six chance in the line-up." worked his way through it and three meets in the next eight cent," said South Florida coach points in the first half before tied a career high with 28 points days. Seth Greenberg. "He cuts as hard going on an 8-0 run to take a 20- while leading No. 7 Cincinnati to Dan Connelly as any player that I've ever seen, 18 lead with 10:11 left. Bowling Green hosts Ball State BO 6\vi nasties coach a 76-56 win over South Florida in whether off picks or with the Saturday in its final home meet It was back and forth from the quarterfinals ot the Confer- ball. He competes and he plays of the 1999 season. The meet will there until Cincinnati turned up | ence USA tournament on Thurs- to win." serve as "club night," as well as Falcon coach Dan Connelly chance in the line-up," Connelly day. the pressure. With the Bearcats The 6-foot-6 junior college trailing 31-30 with 5:34 remain- ' the final time seniors Jackie Haft believes Eastern Michigan's said. "That's part of the strategy "I felt pretty tired out there, I transfer was 13-of-15 from the ing, Mickeal started a 13-2 run ^ and Christina Treiber will com- coach, Steve Wilce, has his team (to remain as healthy as possi- guess because I had to get up at field and made all five of his with a dunk. Levett added to it ■ pete in the Eppler Center gym- on the rise. ble)." 7:30 this morning," Mickeal said. shots in the second half. He also by scoring seven straight points, nastics room. "I think Eastern is kind of "So I never really felt like I might Falcons Rank High In Region led the Bearcats with nine followed by another Mickeal young," he said. "And he (Wilce) get hot or anything." The Cardinals are in fourth BG got a good look at where rebounds and five assists. dunk, and the Bearcats had a 43- is a really good coach and tries to Mickeal hit his first seven place in the Mid-American Con- they stand in the region as the "Pete scores like that all the 33halftimelead. bring them on a little later in the shots from the field before miss- ference by Regional Qualifying regional qualifying scores (RQS) time, he's been so consistent for "It was a couple of easy shots year, about the rest of the season, ing his only two shots of the Score (RQS) with a record of 8-5 were released today. The Falcons us," Levett said. "It's not always that 1 got during the run," Levett and toward the end of the season game. overall (3-1 MAC record). They are currently in sixth place with 13-for-15 or 28 points, but it's said. "It was get the ball to the they start clicking and getting "Yeah, I'm really mad at him are undefeated at home, but their three meets remaining with a always a consistent effort." open man, so I just planted my better." for missing those two shots," road record is not as good. BSU is score of 192.1562. The top six When Mickeal didn't take a feet and luckily my shots fell Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins 6-1 against the Falcons the past The Falcons' goal for the rest teams will compete at the region- shot over a four minute stretch in down. We kind of got into a little said. "When Pete is very active, seven years, but four of those of the season will be continuing al competition at Louisiana State the second half, the crowd of groove out there." meets have been in Muncie. the consistency they have started University. BG's score is good and when he rebounds the ball, Cincinnati fans began chanting and stay as healthy as possible he makes everybody else better." South Florida, didn't make a The Falcons make a trip to the enough for 33rd in the country. "Give the ball to Pete!" Mickeal for MAC championships at the The Falcons' score puts them in Melvin Levett added 20 points answered by muscling in a layup basket in the final four minutes east coast Wednesday, March 10, end of the month. With the next for the top-seeded Bearcats (26- for a meet against Cornell Uni- second place in the conference as from under the basket that gave before the break. three opponents being weaker well. Freshman Marny Oestreng versity. This will be the first then the Falcons anticipated, is also posting high RQS marks meeting between the two there may be some line-up in the region and MAC. schools. The Big Red have only changes. Getting to the MAC Browns sign running back Terry Kirby The race to the MAC champi- been able to score a 181.95 this championships healthy is more The Associated Press sons with Miami and three with of his six NFL seasons. onships winds down beginning season. important than being able to San Francisco. He was a third- this weekend with Ball State. The CLEVELAND — The Cleve- "Terry brings us tremendous BG will finish the 1999 cam- compete at three events in eight land Browns signed running round pick by the Dolphins in versatility at the running back days. meet begins at 7 p.m. at the paign with a MAC meet at East- Eppler Center Gymnastics back Terry Kirby on Thursday, the 1993 draft out of Virginia. position," said Dwight Clark, ern Michigan. The Eagles are "We're hoping to put up a Room. This is the last chance to making him the sixth former San Kirby has 2,272 career rushing vice president of football opera- currently 2-4 in the conference good score this weekend and see lop quality women's gym- Francisco 49er to join the expan- yards on 594 carries, caught 246 tions for the Browns. Clark pre- but were able to defeat Ball State then rest some people at Cornell nastics on campus this year. The sion club. passes for 2,498 yards and has viously held the same position earlier this season. and let some other people have a meet is free to the public. Kirby, 29, played three sea- caught 50 or more passes in three with San Francisco. FALL 1999 Leasing UNITS GOING FAST! ©6§0 Kaplan students —MERCER MANOR APARTMENTS— 323 and 331 Mercer Road (limit 5 people) get into Law School. I Dance Team 3 bedroom, furnished. Uniis have fireplaces, A/C, i dishwashers, microwaves, and garbage disposals. Case closed. 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March 5, 1999 The BG News page 11 OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS N.ition.ll Kixki-llMll Ass.tvi.idnn National Hockey League Al A Glance Al A Glance Penguins lose goalie for season B\ The Associated PHM By The Associated Press : • compiled from wire All Times EST All Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE 'The Associated Press the Atlantic Division and seeded > sixth in the Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Atlantic Division CANONSBURG, Pa. — Pitts- BASEBALL with 72 points, look toward their W L Pel GB w L T Pis burgh Penguins goalie Tom Bar- playoff position. Orlanjo 12 4 .750 _ New Jersey %4 20 1 76 layer drunk when team- rasso learned Thursday he may Miami 10 4 714 1 Philadelphia 30 18 13 71 "Any injury, and certainly one Philadelphia 10 5 .667 1 1/2 Pittsburgh 32 20 8 72 -late killed in accident be done for the regular season 58 to a key guy like Tommy ... is New York 9 6 600 2 1/2 N Y Rangers 25 28 8 45 with a broken hand that is Boston 6 7 462 4 1/2 N Y Islanders 19 36 7 TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — An going to be tough," Penguins expected to keep him out of the Washington :t 9 357 6 rizona Diamondbacks minor coach Kevin Constantine said New Jersey 3 11 .214 6 Northeast Division lineup for four to six weeks. W L T Pis ■ague pitcher was driving after practice Thursday. 76 Barrasso injured his right Central Envision Ottawa 34 18 8 runk when his vehicle over- "For us and for him, 4-6 weeks Toronto 34 22 5 73 wrist while gloving a slap shot 68 imed Sunday, resulting in the is a long time, and I'm sure that's Indiana 11 4 733 Buffalo 28 21 12 from Montreal's Shayne Corson Milwaukee 8 5 .615 2 Boslon 26 25 10 62 eath of Akron, Ohio, teammate a degree of frustration for Montreal 25 29 9 59 on Wednesday, and X-rays Detroit 9 b 600 2 .en Robinson, police said Thurs- Tommy because he's had a few Atlanta 8 7 .533 3 revealed a broken hand. Southeast Division ay. injuries this year. He's a guy Cleveland 6 7 462 4 Toronto 4 9 306 6 W L T The injury leaves Peter Skudra 12 662* Lab results show John Rosen- who's up there in terms of wins Chicago 4 12 250 71/2 Carolina 28 23 the Penguins only goalie with 16 60 ren, 26, had a blood-alcohol in this league, and he wishes he Charlotte 3 10 .231 7 Florida 22 23 any appreciable NHL experi- Washington 26 30 5 57 _'vel of 0.162 — well above Ari- could be here to contribute to our Tampa Bay 13 42 5 31 ence. Backing up Skudra will be WESTERN CONFERENCE ona's legal limit of 0.10, police games down the stretch," Con- rookie Jean-Sebastien Aubin, WESTERN CONFERENCE aid. The former Toledo Mud stantine said. Midwest Division who has started four games, fin- Central Division lens player was charged with Constantine said Barrasso's W L Pel GB ished three, and mopped up W L T Pts hand, easily the worst of five Utah 12 3 800 econd-degree murder but Detroit 31 25 6 68 parts of five others during the Minnesota 9 5 643 2 1/2 injuries in the past five months Si. Louis 26 24 10 62 ^leased Sunday night on $75,000 Houston 8 7 533 4 first month of the season when Nashville 21 34 6 48 ail. that have kept him out of games, San Antonio 7 8 467 5 both Skudra and Barrasso were Chicago 17 37 8 42 Police said Rosengren showed should be ready for the playoffs. Dallas b 10 .375 6 1/2 Denver S 10 333 7 injured. Northwest Division igns of being impaired when Even if Barrasso returns for only .267 8 Skudra's first big start will Vancouver 4 11 W L T Pis >aramedics arrived at the scene a game or two before the regular Colorado 31 23 8 70 come Friday in Pittsburgh Pacific Division f the accident at 1:40 a.m. Sun- season ends April 18, Constan- Edmonton 25 28 9 59 against the Edmonton Oilers as tine said the goalie should be Calgary 21 30 10 52 ay. Portland 11 3 .786 — Vancouver 19 34 9 47 the Penguins (32-20-8), third in ready for the postseason. Seattle 9 4 692 1 1/2 LA Lakers 11 b 647 1 1/2 Pacific Division BASEBALL Phoenix 8 7 533 3 1/2 W L T Pts Sacramento 7 9 438 5 Dallas 38 11 10 86 Toledo Mud Hens to get Golden Stale 6 9 400 51/2 Whitten's injury opens doors Phoenix 30 21 10 70 lew stadium for '99 LA Clippers 0 13 000 101/2 Anaheim 28 25 9 65 The Associated Press the season April 6 against the San Jose 22 27 14 58 TOLKDO — The man Angels in Anaheim. Los Angeles 23 34 5 51 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. Fridav s Games vho oversaw construction of While Hargrove and Cleve- Golden State al Indiana, 7 p m When it comes to making the Miami at Philadelphia. 7 p.m ,acobs Field and Gund Arena in land general manager John Hart Friday's Games Cleveland Indians roster, Mark Charlotte al Wash nglon, 7 p m Dallas al Buffalo, 730p.m leveland will be put in charge both expect Whiten to keep his Denver at Boston 7pm Boston al New lersev. 7:30 p.m. Whiten's stress fracture may Orlando al Toronto, 8 pm. >! the Toledo Mud Hens stadium spot on the Indians bench, they Edmonton at Pittsburgh. 7:30 pm •roject, the Lucas County com- have given a couple of prospects New York al Milwaukee. 6:30 pm Detroit al Phoenix. 9 p.m. aren't ruling out the chance that Dallas at L'lah, 9| m Calgary al Vancouver, 10 pm Jnissioners said. the chance to gel a foot in the Minnesota at Portland. 10 p m someone else could break onto Nashville al Anaheim, 1030 p m Thomas Chema, a Cleveland door. Seattle at L A Lakers. 10.30 p m Saturday's Games the Cleveland roster if they stand Saturday's Games N.Y Islanders al Philadelphia, 1 p m iwyer, directed the building of Whiten learned Wednesday Golden Slate al Cleveland, 7 30 p.m Tamna Bay al Montreal, 7 pm out during spring training. fhe Cleveland sports complex that he has a fracture in his right Detroit al Orlando. 730pm Toronto al Ottawa, 7pm ind establishing it. Chema also is The best prospects right now LA Clippers al San Antonio, 8 30 p m Edmonton al Washington, 7pm foot, an injury that will likely Sacramento al Phoenl*, 1pm Carolina al Florida, 7:30 p.m 'resident of the Gateway Con- keep him off the field from four are rookie outfielder Jacob Cruz Houston at Vancouver, 10 p m Chicago al San Jose, 7.30 p m -ulting Group, which has done and Alex Ramirez. Sunday s Games Calgary al Los Angeles, 10 p. m to six weeks, Indians manager Miami at Indiana 12 30 pm Sunday's Games work on stadiums and arenas Mike Hargrove said. "If the Whiten injury helps New Jersey at New York, 12 30 p m New Jersey at N Y Islanders. Noon lcross the country. That means the backup out- anybody, it helps Cruz," Har- Washington al Philadelphia, 3 ivm N.Y. Rangers at Boslon, 3 pm City and county officials hope Boston at Toronto 3 pm. Colorado al Pittsburgh, 3 p m. ■ fielder — the only reserve who grove said. "Jacob probably is LA Lakers at Utah, 6 pm St. Louis at Dallas, 3 p.m lis involvement will jump start San Antonio al Denver, 9 p m Philadelphia al Buffalo. 6:30 p.m can spell Kenny Lofton in center better suited for this role, but the process of building a new Dallas at Sacramento, 9 pm. Detroit at Anaheim, 8 p m field — may not be able to join that doesn't mean Alex can't do Minnesota at Seal le, 9pm Nashville at Phoenix. 9pm allpark for the Mud Hens. the Tribe when Cleveland opens it He's played some center, too." Houston al PorUa nd, 9pm Chicago at Vancouver. 10 pm Ohio State brings top 1-2 punch in league to Big Ten quarterfinals at United Center in Chicago The Associated Press guards, first and foremost," said The second-seeded Buckeyes can't play at his usual pinball gan, which advanced with a 79- Redd scored 18.9 and Penn O'Brien, llth-ranked Ohio (22-7) have one of the top guard pace. 73 overtime victory over Purdue 18.1 points a game in the confer- COLUMBUS — Jim State's second-year head coach. tandems in the country, featuring He hasn't practiced this week Thursday in the first round. ence this season, giving Ohio O'Brien has taken teams to big If that's true, then Ohio State Big Ten co-player of the year since "he landed on his butt," "I'm trying not to sit down too State the top 1-2 punch in the tournaments before and has a should be a team to watch head- Scoonie Penn and leading-scorer according to O'Brien, in the much because that's when I get league. guarded view of what separates ing into its quarterfinal game in Michael Redd. Buckeyes' last game at Penn tight," he said. But Perm said the Buckeyes the winners from the losers. the Big Ten tournament Friday But the advantage of having State on Saturday. Bruised and The team trainer said the realize they can't rely on two "The thing that goes into good night at the United Center in such a dynamic duo might evap- sore, Penn said he will be ready injury was similar to a hip point- players to carry them far in the tournament teams is good Chicago. orate if Penn can't play — or when Ohio State meets Michi- er. Big Ten or the NCAA tourney. Ready for Spring Break.3 Apartment living NOT what you expected? Spring Break BAB • Summer 1999 and Fall 1999 Leasing! Truck and Auto Repair • Summer leases starting at 6 weeks 10% Discount • no rent payments during school breaks Dining Centers operating hours: w/ Student ID • semester leases • close to campus Commons Dining Center Closed: 6:30 p.m., Thursday, March 4 •Oil Change $19.99* • on-site laundry facility Reopens: 7:30 a.m., Monday, March 15 'most vehicles Founders Keepers Food Court Closed: 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 5 • Low Shop Rates • $850/semester Reopens: 4:30 p.m., Sunday, March 14 • Engine Service • includes heat, electric, cable Kreischer Sundial Food Court Closed: 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 5 • Transmission Work Reopens: Noon, Sunday, March 14 • Brakes Call Sara and Andy Strand at McDonald Dining Center Closed: 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 5 13040 Bishop Rd B&B Reopens: 7:30 a.m., Monday, March 15 Bowling Green. OH n— Newman Housing 353-2526 ■ Iihop Snack Bars, Convenience Stores, Free Towing it we M for details on hassle free living and Restaurants operating hours: do the |ob! 353-9164 Midnight, Thursday, March 4 BGSU Founders Keepers Snack Bar Closed: Reopens: 7:00 p.m., Sunday, March 14 Galley Closed: 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 5 Reopens: 7:30 a.m., Monday, March 15 CT Deli Closed: 11:00 p.m., Thursday, March 4 Reopens: 4:30 p.m., Sunday, March 14 Kreischer Shadows Snack Bar Closed: Midnight, Thursday, March 4 Reopens: 7:00 p.m., Sunday, March 14 Chily's Express Closed: 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 5 GREENBRIAR, INC. Reopens: Noon, Sunday, March 14 CT Express Closed: 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 5 Reopens: Noon, Sunday, March 14 GREENBRIAR, INC. Silver River Cafe Closed: 8:30 p.m., Thursday, March 4 Reopens: 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 15 • A/C T\me is Running Out On Columbia Courts... Towers West Restaurant Closed: 6:30 p.m., Thursday, March 4 • Newly remodled with Reopens: 4:30 p.m., Monday, March 15 fire places available Student Union operating hours: • 4 or 5 person Friday, March 5,1999 Saturday, March 6,1999 Closed Breakfast Line 7:30a.m.-10:30a.m. Sunday, March 7,1999 Closed • Starting at $775.00 Coffee Shop 7:00a.m. - 3:00p.m. Lunch Line 11:00a.m. -1:30p.m. Monday-Friday, March 8-12,1999 Grill 11:00a.m. - 6:00p.m. ...Get Them Pizza Outlet Closed Grill 7:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. Bowl & Greenery 11:30a.m.-1:30p.m. Coffee Shop 7:00a.m. - 3:00p.m. Pheasant Room 11:30a.m.-1:30p.m. Lunch Line 11:00a.m. -1:30p.m. While They Last! Prout Closed Checkout our Website for a Saturday, March 13,1999 Sunday, March 14,1999 complete listing of all our Coffee Shop 7:00a.m. - 2 00p.m. Coffee Shop 7:00a.m. - 2:00p.m. properties. 224 E. Wooster Lunch Line 11:00a.m.-1 30p.m. Lunch Line 11:00a.m. -1:30p.m. Grill 7:30a.m. - 2 00p.m. Grill 7:30a.m. - 2:00p.m. www, wenet. org/~gbrental 352-0717 Pheasant Room 11:30a.m. -1 30p.m. Pheasant Room 11:30a.m.- 1:30p.m. ' page 12 The BG News Friday, March 5, 199! I1 Babysitter needed for 4 children m Perrysburg. Perrysburg His Boys A Girls Club. Fun A " Houses. Apts A Rooms 99 2000 " lOhrs/week. $6 50hr Call Ann @872-64Q4. Energetic Ed & Arts par' time youih worker 326 Leroy up. 1 bdrm Call Amy al 874 fl5?9 FOR SALE 304 E. Court up. 2 bdrm. RIDES Barry's Bagels is now hmng assistant Man- The BG News 307l/2E.Reed.3bdrm agers Please contact Susie & 354-0011. Pi time delivery person tor floral shop. Klotz FkwvorFarm.asKtorGe'W 353-8381 Rooms A effic. $205 & up md all uM. Classified Student leaving Friday, going back to NV. If CAMP WAYNE-sister hair of brother/sister 1981 Monte Carlo Low miles on rebuilt 305: Summer A Second Sem. apis avail. START NOW) Call 353-0325 9am-9pm. need nde call 372 6196 Ask lor Pete. camp-Nor theasl Pennsylvania etdesbrock intake. 4 bar comb 350 turbo trans, Ads (6/20-8/18/99). We're back" We have recruited International Company seeks 5 motivated w/ shift kit. dual exhaust, and more, must se* people to fill key positions. Rapid advance- great staff from BG and want you to have the 8900 Call 353-7349 ask lor Derrick or leave 1 and 2 bdrm furnished apts. lor '99-00 school most memorable summer of your hfe. Directors ment, will train. 841 -2521. 372-6977 SERVICES OFFERED message _ ^— year 352 7454 for Fine Arts, Golf, Nature/Camping Counsel- 1987 Chevy Cavalier Station Wagon. $400 H-- in. \i - . . 11 ■ . ■ -■,■'» K«cpi ■bmncmrMi ors to live in cabins and teach at specialty 12 month teases starting May 15,1999: STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANT 354-9126 day 352-3530 eves. i areas. If you love children and have a skill to DINING SERVICES DEPARTMENT 122 N. Enterprise-1 Br.-1 person-$360.Util. Pregnant?? offer call 1-800-2793019 or email camp- 266Manville-l Br.-l person-$350 *Unl. ^ Hill KtN'tllJIh'll Jl- FREE pregnancy tests. 15.40 per hour 1995 Kawasaki Zi-6. Brand new. low miles. [email protected] tor more information. On Position available Immediately 605 Fifth #B-2 Br. 2 person $370* Util. ■ $6000 OOP Call 354 6038 CONFIDENTIAL and CARING Campus Interviews March 22nd from 605 Fifth «A-4 Br.-4 person- $660»Util. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Provide clerical support to Central Office o' 1.00-6 00pm in the Fort Room of the Union. University Dining Sen/ices. Perform a variety ol CARS FROM $500.00 Steve Smith 352 8917 or 367 8666 Desk clerk needed for local motel. Two 8 hr. office dubes. i.e. answer phone, greet visitors, Police impounds and tax repo's. For listings call 1 800 319-3323x4558 shiftsAveek. Hrs. midnight 8am Sat. and Sun distribute) mail. Perform tasks using typewriter. Apt lor rent. 2 bdrm. avail. April 1st. Call calculator, copier. Good typing skills, spelling PERSONALS mornings. Extra hrs may be avail, during For Sale: Speakers A Amp 353-1451 alter 6pm CAMPUS EVENTS and punctuation needed. Accuracy important. week. Start immed. or after spring break [2| 10" SuperPro 400 Watt Peak Speakers. Must be familiar with Microsoft Word and CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING Plenty of free time to study dunng shifts. Apply Excellent condition) Plus acoustic 250 Wan Excel. Must provide resume including previous SECRET IN BG! Clean, 2 bedrooms, fully at Buckoyo Budget Motor Inn 352-1520 Amp. $300 060 Mike 352 5834. ENJOY SPRING BREAK/GRAD educa Don/experience m computer skills. Call furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, If* OPEN FORUM WEEKMARCH MADNESS-N. MYRTLE Direct Care/Residential Specialist Full and 372-7938 to arrange an interview Will work tililias provided, on-site manager, balcony BEACH, S.C $75 200 PER PER- part time positions available to provide care around class schedule. Great Car unlta available. Call for an appointment: Wanda Ovtrland SON/WEEK CALL TODAY FOR A FREE and support to individuals with developmental '90 Geo Pnsm. sky blue. 165K. new starter. 352-9909. Candid it* for Irw Position of 1999 BROCHURE. disabilities living in the Children's Home and new exhaust, great condition, new tires, $1500 Summer Camp Jobs Large 2bdrm Apt for rent in Summer. Fully fur- Assistant Vlca Praaidant for Student www.retreatmyrtlebeach.com or area group homes, including Bowling Green. OBO Call37?-63?9. Land/Water Sports n;shed. AC. $350 monthly, call 354-5318 Affairs& Daan of Students BOO 645-3618. Pnmanly afternoons, evenings, and week- ends. Starling wage $7.14-$S 52 depending on Adirondack Mountains/lake Placid Power Macintosh 9500 132 Mh* 98 MB Ram. Large spacious 1 bdrm apt. across from court GET INVOLVED! experience/education. Comprehensive train- Visit us www.raquetletake.com Radius Video/Photoshop accelerator, and a house. Avail, immed. contact Or. Wanda Overland is currently UAO Director Applications are out. Pick yours ing program and excellent benefits Must be 1 800 786 8373 1Q- monitor. Asking $1500.00. Perfect for adair@yahoo com or Roger @37? 7036 Dean lor Student Lite and Director up today in 330 Student Union. This is your 18. have a valid driver's license and good dnv- graphic designers. Call {419) 891-1118 (ask for of Memorial Union at North Dakota State chance to make things happen at BGSU ?'s Now Renting lor 99 2000 School Year ing record, physically fit and able to lift 60lbs. Sai). University in Fargo, North Dakota. Dr. call 372 2343. Telephone interviewing, part time. Some days. JBJ Properties 419 868 3035 Applications and tour every Wednesday Overland will be available for an open mostly evenings & weekends. Flexible schedul- Trek 800 Mountain Track. 19.5 in. V-brakes. 606 E. Wooster (corner ol Wooster and Manvi- forum on Monday. March 15, from 5 15- 9;30-1030am and 4:305:00pm Sunshine ing, relaxed atmosphere. Starting $5.50 mini- 21-speed. 9 mos. old. U lock included, metal IMPORTANT REMINDER' All Alumni Minority Inc of Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee llo) upstairs 2 bdrm duplex. Great location. 5:45pm in the Paulsen Room of the mum, with experience more, in Perrysburg. pedals, soft seat $200.372-4946. Large living space $675 mth. and Black Pioneer scholarships must be re- We stern Rd . Maumee. Ohio. EOE. Saddle mire Building. 8745642. 234 S. College 2 bdrm house. Gas heat, large turned to the Mileti Alumni Center by 5 00pm GET INVOLVED! yard and plenty of parking 2 blocks from Edu- TOOAYI Best of luck to all applicants, any Volunteer Supervisor- Sunshine. Inc. of UAO Director applications are oul. Pick yours FOR RENT cation building Very nice$750/mth. questions, call Paul Pawiac^yk ai 372-2701, _ Northwest Ohio, a resideniial facility lor indi- SAVE THE EARTH up today in 330 Student Unon. This is your viduals with developmental disabilities, is look- 2341/2 S. College 1 bdrm up or 2 bdrm down Are you looking tor a way to show the environ- Need space lo work on a stained glass project? chance to make things happen at BGSU ?'s ing lor a part time (16-24 hrs^wook) supervi- apts Lrg yard, very clean, lots ot storage. ment that you appreciate all the great things it Bench time is available at Pnsm Glassworks call: 372-2343. sor to implement a "Faith In Action" program. plenty ol parking $425 and $450>mth does for you? Do this, collect seeds, burn (formerly "CrislaHo") © 102 West Wayne Duties would include recruitment, training, and brush, restore prames, try to stop styro'oam Street. Maumee Call or stop by for more in- Hospital Food Service support of volunteers to provide compassion- GEORGETOWN MANOR APARTMENTS use on campus, and plan this years Earth formation. (419) 897-4100. ate caregivmg, developing contacts with local Week by joining the Environmental Action Wood County Hospital is filling part- Available Fall 99 A Spnng 2000 congregations, tundra -sing, and working with Group, tt's time well spent every Monday night Petitions lor USG Representatives are time/weekends positions in the food service 800 3rd Street the interfaith coalition. Bachelors degree pre- from 9 10 10pm. in room 301 of University Hall. available at 404 Student Services and are department which include general kitchen du- 1 bedroom ferred, experience in MfVDO helpful. Must BG NeWS Is your Jom because the environment needs you and due back by 5pm on Friday March 5.1999. ties, caleteria, and patient tray line. Pay is well Fully furnished, AC. above minimum wage wregular increases have valid driver's license with adequate New Laundry Room, no pots. you need it. Obtain an application at the Human Resource transportation and insurance coverage. Appli- 9 1'2 A l2mo.loases source for great Stained Glass Classes and supplies. 10% dis Dept. or in the cafetena Prefer candidate who cations and tour Wednesdays 9:30-i0:00am Reasonable rent count for BGSU students and faculty with ID There will be a session on Developing Portfo- Ifves in area year round. Wood County Hospital and 4:30-5:00pm or send resume to Sunshine Gas heat, water A sewer included. card. Prism Glassworks 102 West Wayne los and Marketing yourself for graduating 950 W. Wooster St. Bowling Green, OH 43402. Inc. ol Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee- Call 354-9740 lor more details A app't. advertising!! Street, Maumee_(4i9) 897-4100 seniors m the College of Ed & HI) March nth 354-8664, Tim Bauman, Food Service Direc- Western Rd.. Maumee. Ohio 43537. Ann: HR from 5 6 30 in Room 115, Education Bidg. El- TAROT CLASSES tor MGR.EOE. len Nagy from Career Services will answer Starting March 14th. Spellworkmg classes Volunteer Coordinator: Temporary full time questions starting March 9th at Alternatives. There is a North Branch Nursery. Inc., a full service land- position available (initially 1-2 days per week lee lor those classes. For details, call Alterna- Cinemark Theatres USG meetings are now m 113 Olscamp on scape service company, is seeking energetic: for training full time summer months) at non- tives at352 SEED (7333). < la /el Theatre Mondays at 7:30 p.m. They are also televised 'Landscape crew leaders profit agency. Responsibilities include recruit- . 127 N Mam 3G * 353 '361 ™ every Tues and Wed. on Ch 24 at 11 00 p m •Landscape crew members for a 2-3 person ment, onentaton and ongoing training ol vol- www gteateaslein hollywood com CINEMA 5 Bffii Show your support and involvement for the WITCH SUPPLIES landscape crew who installs a variety 0' de- unteers, supervision and coordination ol spe- student body Incense, candles, stones, oils, tarot, & more. At signs both green A hard-scape. Benefits avail- ciai events Includes some evenings and 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558^ Alternatives 131 W. Wooster St in BG. Psy- able, vacation, hospitaiization. dental. 40iK weekends. Bachelors degree in a related field Rushmore (R) preferred. Send resume to Sunshine Inc of chic readings also available. Call 352-SEED Year round emptoymeni. Expenence required (12:50) (2:55) 5:00 7:15 9:30 CITY EVENTS (7333) for more info. Send resume w/wage requ'rements to PO Box Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumee-We stern Rd., ELIZABETH Maumee. Ohio 43537 Ann- HR Managor 353, Pemberville. OH 43450. Message in a Bottle (PG-13) EOE. CATE BLANCHETT [R] Work 39 days a year and get up to 60% tuition, (1:10)4:20 7:10 9:55 up to $10,000 in student loan repayments, and Nurslng-RN/LPN- Part time working with Work earry & have your afternoons free' Sta- Nightly 7:00 9:30 Tony Papa & Dave Ott up to $600.O0.mo. not counting salary. Call children and adults with developmental disabili- ples is currently accepting apps lor its (MOam Payback(R) Perform live music at Sat Sun Mat 2:00 4:30 now 1-800-708 4068 for more inlo The Oho ties Applications and tour every Wednesday. stocking crew. Apply m person 1080 S. Mam- The Renaissance Gallery (12:30) (2:50) 5:10 7:30 9:50 * Air National Guard. Fuel Your Future 9:30-10 00am and 4 30-5 00pm Or contact nexttoFoodtown. 115N-Main. Human Resources (419) 8650251. Sunshine 1st Friday Flicks... Analyze This (R) Downtown BG Inc ol Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- (12:40) (3:00) 5:20 7:40 10:00 -■ Acoustic Originals. Delia Blues, & Folk WANTED Western Rd.. Maumee. OH. EOE Friday. March 5.1999 8-iOpm Cruel Intentions (R) Call 352-2445 for details. Office cleaning evenings v dunng spnng break. 15-18 Management Inc. (12:35) (2:45) 4:55 7:20 9:40 $170 mo. suWeasers needed. ASAPl Free hours. Own transportation required cable, own room Call 354-7414; ask for Mike Call 352-5822 Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 or Heidi. Every Saturday March 5- 11th Forming world's greatest rock band. Looking Pan-time Administrative Assistant to Devel- () Saturday A Sunday Only for talented bassist and drummer. Send e-mail opment Director and Public Relations Special- to [email protected] bgsu edu. ist. Maintain department's data base, general Inspmng young good-looking actor. 21 years office responsibilities. Computer pro'ioence AfEfcCA old. Looking lor theatre & TV opportunities. required. Salary Range: $6-7.00 per hour Management Inc. Congratulations Chris! Has auda>oned with 20th Century Fo* in LA & HilMak Apts. 1082 K*ir*in«. 2bdfm flats, n has gone through Margret O'Bnen acting very -.pactou*. 9 foot ceilings, car pom. classes. Has been to IMTA convention in NY & 9 1/2- 12 mo leases You never cease to LA. Please contact Jason Todd at (919) WE'LL PAY Stan si S6I0 (all 3S3-SM0 s 665-2097. amaze us! Best of luck Roommate needed for summer YOU $35,000+ with