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GNewsA doily independent student press Health Festival's popularity grows Center By AMYJO L. BROWN hours. The Park District felt we selected for the show beforehand me and tell me the festival is a The BG News ^ should do something else." by judges) and uninjured (art yearly family event for them," He said at that point he was not selected) shows that attract- Kalmar said. offers The first Black Swamp Arts contacted by the Downtown ed people from around the coun- Kalmar also said the festival Festival almost never happened Business Association, which sug- try. was geared toward every age. discounts because of lack of man-power, gested they and the Park Dis- Now, only a juried show is A big attraction this year is but with a little bit of help and a trict team ought to put together offered, which still selects works the music selection. Over 30 little luck, the festival survived a festival. from out of the area. Local bands will be featured during By SARAH DELANEY its first year and will celebrate "The festival was something artists not selected for the juried the three day event. Names such The BG News its seventh anniversary this the business people talked about show can, however, show their as The Big Creak (rock), the Del weekend. for years," said Floyd Craft, works in the Wood County Invi- Roys (ska), Love Dogs (swing) The Health Center on cam- Around 50,000 people are owner of downtown businesses tational, which is also displayed and the Wright-Neal Quartet pus offers competitive prices expected to attend the annual Ben Franklin, Ace Hardware at the festival. (jazz) will be heard on the main for students who find them- downtown event, with opening and For Keeps. "We just never "I think it has raised the qual- stage in downtown BG. selves sick while they're away activities beginning tonight at 5. had the time or the man-power. ity of art shown tremendously," One major change that has from their family doctor. The art show that sparked the We probably would not have Kalmar said. occurred since the first year is The reason the Health Cen- idea for the first Black Swamp pulled it off the first year with- Craft feels art has allowed that the festival's opening night ter can offer such prices is Arts Festival was not quite as out the help of the Wood County the festival to become a family is now on Friday. because the Health Center is huge. And it kept getting small- Park District." event. Originally the festival was not operating for profit, but er each year. Craft said the choice to make "The children's art area is one only on Saturdays and Sundays. instead is a service for stu- Sponsored by the Wood Coun- art the main event at the festival of the nicest of any festivals," he Friday was then included into dents, faculty members and ty Park District, an art show was a result of looking at other said. the schedule as a big celebration their families, said Director of annually featured the works of festivals, such as Ann Arbor's. The number of activities for night. Health Services Dr. Joshua local Wood County residents. "Art seemed to be the corner- kids have grown over the years. "It's a night of big entertain- Kaplan. "The Wood County Fine Arts stone (of the others)," he said. Tie-dye, rain sticks and painting ment, stage music," Kalmar "One nice thing about the show was a small event," said "We wanted to add quality to the are just a few of the interactive said. Health Center is that there is Andrew Kalmar, director of festival, not a big blast." events scheduled this year. Kids Kelly Wicks, chair of the per- no charge for an office visit," Wood County Park. "It got to be Kalmar said the first two or also have their own music enter- formance committee, said every Kaplan said. "Insurance com- so small, the last one was held in three years of the festival, art tainment. panies often have a co-pay poli- the courthouse and lasted for six was shown in both juried (art "I have had people come up to • See FESTIVAL, page five. cy for office visits, so we don't charge." The office visits are not "free," however, because money European experience gives student new outlook from students' general fees is allocated to the Health Center, Kaplan said. One of the most frequently ASaluteto used services at the Health Center is the pharmacy. "We tend to be a discount pharmacy," Kaplan said. "We have a limited supply of brand name pharmaceuticals. We use sum good generic drugs instead to that Maglosky said were not Before the autumn breeze cut down on cost." much different from classes at Sophomore IPC major Maria arrives and the leaves begin to the University. fall, The News is going to Grunkemeyer thought the "The classes were not that pharmacy prices were excel- revisit the summer every Fri- hard," Maglosky said. "We had day in September through sto- lent. tests and everything, but not "I got a prescription filled ries about summer programs, much homework." experiences and internships. there and it was a lot cheaper The weekends, along with than at home," Grunkemeyer two straight weeks, were set said. By STEFANIE SIZEMORE aside for traveling. Sarah Durst, a freshmen The BG News Throughout the six weeks, education major, recently visit- Maglosky and the other stu- ed the Health Center because Summer school is not dents visited Spain, France, her ear was bleeding. usually something stu- Germany, England, Wales, Hol- "They took care of it for me," dents look forward to, land, Belgium, Germany, Aus- Durst said. "I had to get a pre- but one University student tria, Italy and Switzerland. scription filled, and it only cost said his experience gave him a The group spent two to four $1 with my prescription card." new outlook on life. days in each country and visit- Kaplan also said that non- ed all the major tourist attrac- profit health care providers "This trip made me more tions. Maglosky's favorite place open to things, people and life usually get better prices on oral was Switzerland. contraceptives as well as some in general," said Nick "The scenery in Switzerland Photo Provided other prescriptions. Maglosky, a junior marketing was indescribable." he said. Besides office visits and pre- and international' business "The people there were really major, about the six weeks he Nick Maglosky, (left) takes a break with fellow travelers at Balmer's Herberge in Switzerland. scriptions, students can use the nice and the jump was great." Health Center to get X-rays, to spent traveling and studying in The jump Maglosky is talk- get from country to country and France we were served the nose He said that during the trip Europe with the University's get a physical and to have lab ing about is a bungee jump that city to city they used various of an animal, but could not fig- he really did not get homesick, work such as a throat culture College of Business. he made while in Switzerland. modes of transportation. ure out what animal it was." but he did miss the little performed. On June 12, he left the Unit- He jumped1 591 feet which is "We rode on everything Besides from the food, people things. ed States with 55 other stu- "We can sew up cuts and the highest jump one can make. including boats, subways, varied from country to country. "I missed things like driving treat burns, which is more than dents from Bowling Green, Maglosky also enjoyed tour- trains, metros, trams and "Overall people were very and being able to just go up to Ohio State and Ohio Universi- some family doctors do in their ing Holland and seeing the Sis- taxis," Maglosky said. "We were friendly, especially in Switzer- someone and speak English," offices," Kaplan said. "More ty- tine Chapel in Italy with fellow on our own, so basically it was land, Holland and Spain," he said. "I wanted to go on this trip often than not, students err in classmate Rich Garr. up to us to find the train to get Maglosky said. Maglosky returned home on thinking it's something we because I really wanted to see "It was really interesting to us where we wanted to go." Maglosky tried to bring July 24 with a new outlook on can't handle. If we're open, Europe," Maglosky said. go country to country seeing Maglosky said some of the home a little something from things. The program is structured so we're a good place to start for different things and meeting most interesting times came each country. "The people in Europe know non-emergency care." that the students go to class new people," Maglosky said. while the group was eating. "I bought a silk scarf in Italy, a lot more about us than we and get a chance to tour 10 The charges for services The students were in a dif- "It was really cool to try new some wine in France and I know about them," he said. beyond an office visit are based countries in Europe. ferent country almost every food in every country but at brought home some Holy Water "Someone in France asked me Monday through Thursday week, therefore transportation times it was also scary," from the Vatican," Maglosky the students attended classes was a big part of their trip. To Maglosky said. "One dinner in said. • See SUMMER, page five. I See HEALTH, page five. Professor holds discussion, explains conflict in East Timor
By ELIZABETH invaded East Timor. The con- "Every family in East Timor think that with a presidential JENTLESON flict, however, escalated Tues- has been touched by this election coming up, the U.S. TMuM C\ The BG News day when the militia reacted tragedy," Simon said. violently to a vote in favor of government wants to keep ''" Llqur.e * separating East Timor from The debate for and against efforts low-key." A discussion about East Amblno Indonesia. foreign peace-keeping interven- EAST Timor was held Wednesday to tion in East Timor today is sim- Simon similarly believes help students understand the These demonstrations, ilar to that of Vietnam, Bosnia country's political turmoil. that intervention is necessary. along with the collapse of Asian or Kosovo, Simon said. currency in the past year, has Marc Simon, professor of "I don't think the people of fueled the unrest in the region, Jared Ridoutt, a sophomore political science, led the discus- East Timor are optimistic Simon said. international business and sion, using stories from his Japanese major, thinks that about the possibility of getting 1998 journey to Indonesia to The Timorese protests have any kind of outside help," help explain the political, social been handled with extreme vio- intervention is necessary. Simon said. "They have histori- and economic unrest there. lence since the invasion. "It's very crucial for change Roughly two-thirds of the popu- cally been ignored. I felt isolat- The conflict between the to happen, even if its just eco- lation was wiped out by guerril- ed when I was there. The prob- native Timorese and the la military groups who cut off nomic pressure by the U.S. Indonesian militia has existed against the Indonesian govern- lem is that this is such a poor, the food supply and executed Associated Pre** Graphic since 1974 when Indonesia protesters, Simon said. ment," he said. "However, I remote part of the world."
/ / page 2 The BG News Friday, September 10, 1999 Brian Taylor H*33 Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Louis livin' la vida Amish Oft' have I been asked what and watery American beer. sion to the list of the dean. I it is like to be an Amish student One might now ask whether have also learn'd, while at this at BGSU. Well, tis not a life of there be any positive aspects to fine institution, that courses i street great facility. 1 constantly Amish life in Bowling Green. with names ending in the word worry that I have not been able To this I reply that tis true that "studies" are often sufficiently to build my quota of barns with life in BG is in many ways bereft of analyticism that I Question; What precautions do y»u lake to protect your the rest of the Amish communi- superior to the life of the Amish need not worry about exposing valuable belongings on campus? ty. in 16th century Europe. One myself to lethal doses of acade- This lack causes my might draw to mind the fact mia should I opt to attend said brethren to deal me harsh that Bowling Green is not poss- class. upbraids for cavorting overly est of any sizable rivers into It has also been asked of me, much with the English. For which my brethren might be "How do you manage to avoid instance, when I last met with thrown by heathens. Also exposure to technology here at Jebediah, Ovadiah, and Jere- "Instead of engaging favorable is the Supreme Court a university?" Indeed, this is a miah they tarried not in allot- in the study of resolution of Wisconsin vs. problem. Technology runs ram- ting me stalwart shunnings subjects for the Yoder. This has left us free of pant at Bowling Green State (the sort of which are usually being fore'd beyond the eighth University. If one is not very reserv'd for they who would damn 'd, I simply grade ever since 1972. As such, cautious it is easy to accidental- Rob Szorady ToddEldridge shave their beards or carouse take lucky guesses I have been free from choosing ly learn something about com- Junior Senior with Mennonites). and provide the a side in the vicious BGHS / puters. 'Twas several years •Journalism Business Otsego rivalry to which so before I learnt that by following A wear a cup." "I put my valu- Apart from these concerns I answer to which the the educational path that was find it difficult to find carriages many adolescents fall victim. Bft >I> a 1'ttle Spirit leads me." Oft' times inquiries will fall followed by ITS management I i box." apart from the sort bereft of could avoid gaining any sort of horses. As I am barr'd from uti- to the topic of my major. this university." These students technical knowledge. Should I lizing the vanities of the mod- will sometimes express a look of "What," a person will ask, "do you, as an Amish student, be asked tomorrow whether the ern world I have no use for this wonderment. Other students University ought to have means of conveyance. Many will inquire as to the Amish study here at BGSU?" My reply iiardon is, "Amishology." The person installed Lotus Notes I might ophomore here might object that they population of central Connecti- very well reply in the affirma- have seen other Amish people cut. Yet others will stumble might then ask about how I [■oramunica- handle various courses that the tive, such is the level of my Jjtions drive cars. I, however, am not back into the tavern out of technical ignorance. that sort of Amish person. I University requires that fall "Keep lajrgi' stund which they had just stagger'd. In conclusion, I hope that shall remain steady in my con- Freshmen, however, usually outside of the auspices of of m^ney on you victions despite the hardships acceptable study for an Amish this article has bared to the at all times. Also, just respond with yet another campus population the extent necessarily impos'd upon one inquiry. This is usually some- youth. The answer is simple. I keep your doors such as myself in an environ- do not bother learning the of myAmishness. If such is still locked at all thing along the lines of, "Could Matthew Keoler Tiffany Long/ ment such as this. material. not clear then come and ask mc 9 times." you follow that stumbling guy Graduate stu- Jen Westffll Instead of engaging in the about Amish things sometime Students will sometimes ask back into that bar and get us dent ■] (roommates) study of subjects for the and I will try to make the situ- I of me whether I have come to some beers?" To this I reply, Kthnomusicolo- Freshmen damn'd, I simply take lucky ation still clearer. Bowling Green from the Penn- "Beverages of spirit are, by Undecided sylvania Dutch Country. I nature, sinful. This is unless guesses and provide the answer "1 can put my sax- "Lock our doors. reply, "Nay, English, I come not they be Scotch whiskeys of sin- to which the Spirit leads me. Louis Lomasky is a caring ophone in my We already had a nurturer and columnist for The from Pennsylvania. In fact, I gle malt." The freshmen will While some might doubt the office." watch stolen." sojourned from Connecticut then halt their inquiry as they effectiveness of this method, I News. He can be reached at when last I made journey to are usually pursuant of cheap find that it facilitates admis- [email protected].
lest column and send if etters to the Edi [email protected]. stream of Republicrats (as Proclamation was not an act of Right to vote is a Democrats and Republicans are heroic proportions on the part right of choice basically the same single party of Lincoln, but rather one of I was sitting in class today in America), then those of mere convenience which, in my us outsiders have even more opinion, does not enable him Wednesday reading The BG right to not vote and then bitch any bragging rights. News when I read Kurt v\ : Jo anyway. You say, Kurt Weaver, that SWjHt fo« Hy 6r*ii* h- ?«P
understand (the more before I flushed. what she needs...ooh, yeah, tragic misconception) was and one of these nights..." ACROSS V -> 1 ' 1 I •i ■a 13 1 Tragic lale that the clothes, when one Now, I don't actually But did I realize what the * remember this occurrence. I 5 Large parrot decides to wash it, actual- song is about? Probably not, 10 Very French " ly goes into a washing have just heard stories and 1ii 14 Mobile starter? been teased mercilessly for as I imagined this girl shop- ' I - machine. 15 Old World lizard 20 1 :',' this childhood stupidity for ping a lot, going out to see 1G Disorderly retreat H 1 LOUghtS / I wasn't entirely as long as I can remember. movies, her schedule quite 17 Having three W ■I unknowledgeable about But, to the best of my knowl- busy with family reunions. sides " j 31 the clothes-washing device edge, this was the first 19 Saintly g ow K •■'■ 2' [ ^■28 H So often in the course of 20 Categorizes - I knew that the clothes example of a trend that 32 M M I H 21 Doesn't have to went into something with would last many, many my everyday life, 111 remem- 23 Goll-hole starting V. 38 ■ H water, something that years. ber things, perceptions and point H swirled around, etc. ideas that I had as a child, 24 Did some light 40 «3 I was a very dumb kid. and just be absolutely cleaning ■' So, yes, on that fateful 44 astounded at the stupidity 25 and the 1 abia ■ I cannot recall exactly day, when the sun was shin- I did not do poorly in Argonauts ■■ 49 when it began, but I think it ing brightly outside and my school and I wasn't a bad kid that abounded within my 28 Unhappiness ajaj being. 29 Restrains 51 ■ S4 sa se was around four years old. mother, a happy lark, sang in any form of the word, but -.. pH*>' around the household, my sometimes I just did really 32 Heights It was a pleasant summer journey from the living room stupid things, and often- There are so many sto- 35 Winnie the •tT 1 36 Religious : day. My mother was floating to the hall went unnoticed. times there were things that ries. My poor, poor room- '• around the house, busily prohbrtit.r- My little steps down the hall I just didn't get. mates are forced to listen to 37 Lampoons - ' cleaning and organizing toward the laundry basket. the stories whenever they 39 Lingerie ■ ■ everything (does this sound For example, I trust that purchase " pop into my head. In a nor- 1999 T'tounc Media Services nc 1 1 9/10/99 like the Donna Reed show?) My plight remained unac- some of you all have seen mal conversation, a word or 40 Appear to be All rights fowvoO 42 Fit and I, her kind, sweet, knowledged as I took my the movie or heard the phrase or idea will trigger a thoughtful daughter decided armful of clothes and music from the movie "Foot- 44 Metal bar memory and all of a sudden to help out with the work walked down the hall, loose." I heard the music as 46 Sure thing' 8 Stenographers 47 Intuit 9 Cardiff'scountry that she was doing. toward the bathroom, a child and adored all of the I will be like: "oh my gosh, CROSS, 48 At large 10 Exchange tor a through the bathroom door. songs, but I never fully real- you guys, I was SUCH a Now, remember please 50 _ ot Galilee newer model word Where was it? Yes, there ized what they were all dumb kid." 51 Tranquil 11 Tournament type that I was four and maybe, along the far wall. Walking about. 53 Nodular 12 Continental LOOKING FOR just maybe, didn't under- Now, I like to think that I toward the toilet, intent on 57 Square measure prefix ANSWERS IN ALL THE stand quite everything my purpose. Happy! The At the top of my lungs, I have grown out of my awful 58 May celebration 13 Sports tig about doing laundry, but I first portion of my chore was would sing, "grab your coat "dumb kid" syndrome, but 60 Lock with a pin 18 Showpiaces WRONG PLACES? 61 Shucks! 22 More mckcator decided I was going to help complete as I shoved the and wave good-bye to your every once in a while it will GET SOME HELP FROM with it none-the-less. 62 Work lor briefly armful of clothes into the friends...I'm gonna take you pop up, at times when I 63 Vigoda and 24 Scribbled THE ANSWER KEY — where the night never The first thing I didn't toilet. least expect it. Lincoln 25 Singer Colte' 64 Pays attention to understand was that if the ends...I feel the need to 26 Visitor from I walked back and forth Case in point: I'm writing 65 Category space clothes lying in the basket sweep you off of your with another armful, and feet....you and me we should a column openly admitting 27 Dakar populace were all folded and all DOWN then another. be dancing in the sheets..." 28 Deleat. but |ust smelled good, it had already childhood stupidity to the 1 Computer input barely been washed. Little did I know that just BUT, in my head there is a whole world (or at least to 2 Yours ard mine 30 Dullards that moment, my mum was picture of (fully-clothed) everyone in the Bowling 3 "The Dock ot the 31 Cast a shadow Bay" singer But really, what possible in the living room, just real- people jumping up and down Green State University com- 33 Darjeelingor 43 Resolute 53 Roe source harm can washing clothes and dancing on a bed. Redding pekoe 45 Make an 54 6/6/44 izing that she .didn't know munity who takes the time 4 Kind ot cocktail? twice do? So, that wasn't a 34 Hoagie attempt remembrance exactly where I was. She to read the newspaper). 5 Picture border 38 Affected 49 Vitality 55 Western lawman major problem. I belted out "This girl gets caught me on the fourth around yeah, she knows Really, how intelligent is 6 Matures individual 50 Medley meals Wyatt 7 Ford or Dodge, 41 18th-century 51 Sunken fence 56 Unit of force The other thing I didn't armful, and, thankfully what she likes I've got that? eg headwear 52 Part of U A E 59 Definite article day festival of visual and per- PC^Ol1^ [^|f»nTC|)ti.m will follow. Fine forming arts. Downtown Bowl- w * '^'•*^ *'»**'•*-c Artsenter Room 204, Fine Arts ing Green. events 1 p.m. TOfavt one cfou dowfy t6te cvee6ettd?\ Friday, Sept. 10 Saturday, Sept. 11 Women's Soccer hosts Nia- gara 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 10 a.m. The Falcons host Niagara in Art Exhibit: Different Voic- Black Swamp Arts Festival the final match before the es Second day of the annual MAC schedule begins. After Ohio weather WORDj New Art from Poland. Runs three-day festival of visual and today, the Brown and Orange Friday, Sept. 10 of the day through Sept. 24. Daily except performing arts. Downtown will play 10 consecutive con- Mondays; 2-5 p.m. Sundays. Bowling Green. tests vs. league foes. Cochrane AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, high/low temperatures Field. enervate Free and open to the public. 11 a.m. Bryan Gallery, Fine Arts Cen- Pronounced:: e-n&r-'VAt ter. Presidents Club Event - 1:30 p.m. Cleveland 6»/S2 Pre-Game Football Lun- Curator's Talk: Different I Toledo \n°nr~\ ; Function: transitive verb 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. cheon Voices Football Home Opener vs. Ten- Curator, Catherine Amidon, 2»sr Art Exhibit: Once is Never I Youngstown 10°J*t Etymology: Latin enervarus. Enough nessee Tech. Demetrius Stein- talks about the New Art from MwwfleM |7tr/5(r |'» Textiles, Ancestors and metz jazz Quartet from the Poland. A reception will follow. past participle of enervare, from Reburials in Highland Mada- College of Musical Arts will be Fine Arts Room 204, Fine Arts gascar. Runs through Sept. 24. providing entertainment. For Center. e- + nervus sinew — more at Daily except Mondays; 2-5 more information, contact NERVE p.m. Sundays. Free and open Carol Sanner at 372-2424. Monday, Sept. 13 to the public. Wankelman Pre-Game Tent Luncheon Date: 1614 Gallery, Fine Arts Center. located next to the Stadium. 10 a.m. - 6p.m. Dayton 73 /51 Print and Poster Sale 1 : to reduce the mental or 5 p.m. 1 p.m. Vendor will be selling a variety Black Swamp Arts Festival Football hosts Tennessee of posters and prints, it is a moral vigor of Kick off for the annual three- Tech great opportunity to decorate O BG begins its home schedule those bare walls. 2 : to lessen the vitality or day festival of visual and per- I Cmclnri«tli74°/52' forming arts. Downtown Bowl- against I-AA for Tennessee strength of ing Green. Tech, which had a 4-7 record 10:30 a.m, - 1:30p.m. last season. Perry Stadium. Education Abroad Display Table synonym see UNNERVE 7 p.m. 0 1999AccuWeather, Inc Curator's Talk: Once ia Receive information on the - enervation /"e-n&r-VA- Never Enough Sunday, Sept. 12 many opportunities the Edu- Curator, Rebecca L. Green, cation Abroad Program has to sh&n/ noun 10 a.m. offer. Call 2-0309 for more will talk about the Textiles, Sunny Pi Ctoudy Cloudy Showers Tstorms Ram Flumes Snow lot "Busy days with one zillion Ancestors and Reburials in Black Swamp Arts Festival information. Off-Campus Stu- Third day of the annual three- dent Center, Moseley Hall. Vm Asaocmea Press things to do tend to enervate me." TV GUIDE SECTION FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10,1999 ••••••*••***
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Indonesian militia target nuns, priests Hit man agrees to testify for plea bargain DILI, Indonesia (AP) — The Roman Catholic Church accused BOSTON (AP) — A hit man who admitted killing 20 people pro-Indonesian militiamen of targeting nuns and priests in pre- dominantly Catholic East Timor, where voters have overwhelm- Eye on the Nation has agreed to testify against fellow gangsters in return for a ingly chosen independence from mostly Muslim Indonesia. promise to get out of prison in as little as eight years, sources "The world is talking and we're dying," nun Esmeralda de said today. Araujo was quoted as saying by the Vatican's newspaper John Martorano, 58, will plead guilty to federal racketeering L'Osservatore Romano. "It's hell here and I'd like to cry out to Turkey Time charges and testify against former Winter Hill gang cohorts everybody to save us. But no one seems to want to hear." James J. "Whitey" Bulger and Stephen The Rifleman" Flemmi, More than 200,000 East Timorese have been forced to leave their homeland, U.N. officials said. More than 50,000 were both of whom worked for years as FBI informants, sources close shipped to militia-run camps in West Timor, where refugees told to the case told The Associated Press. of massacres and arson attacks by anti-independence militias Bulger, Flemmi and Martorano are defendants in a 1995 fed- either backed or led by Indonesian army units. eral racketeering case that has been challenged by defense International outrage grew Thursday, with the Pentagon sus- lawyers who say it should be thrown out because the FBI gave pending official relations with the Indonesian military, and for- Flemmi and Bulger free rein to commit crimes short of murder. eign ministers at an Asia-Pacific summit demanding that Indonesian leaders stop the rampaging militias. Plan calls to install neutral Ireland police Quake death toll rises as rescue continues BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — Northern Ireland's over- ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek and Turk rescuers found whelmingly Protestant police force should discard its British themselves working side-by-side Wednesday for the second time symbols, accept a new, neutral name and recruit Catholics as in less than a month despite the historical animosity between heavily as it does Protestants, a commission recommended the two nations. The death toll from Tuesday's earthquake in Athens rose above 60. i r Thursday. A 20-member Turkish team was the first foreign unit to reach The commission's long-awaited report is a blueprint for trans- the city's most battered areas. As hundreds of people looked on, forming the Royal Ulster Constabulary, or RUC. they joined Greeks slowly chipping through concrete at a col- The terrorism-hardened police force, which is only 8 percent lapsed cleaning products factory in search of 30 workers trapped Catholic in a 40 percent Catholic community, has long been a underneath. focus of Catholic-Protestant antagonism. Police patrol hardline "It is good. This is the second time we meet the Greeks ... Now it is our turn," said Iskcnder Eigeir, part of the Turkish team of * JDr t Catholic areas in armored cars, and Catholic leaders have urged rescuers and doctors. Associated Press Photo locals to rely on the Irish Republican Army's vigilante justice for Turks had praised Greece for the quick and extensive help fol- criminal suspects instead of dealing with the RUC. lowing the giant quake in Turkey on Aug. 17 that claimed more Turkeys at Blake's Turkey Farm in Concord, N.H. walk under In its recommendations for the RUC, the commission said it than 15,000 lives. Their teamwork caused political leaders on dark skies. The four-and-one-half-month birds are destined for should be neutrally renamed the Northern Ireland Police Ser- both sides of the Aegean Sea to reassess their political positions. Thanksgiving dinner tables. vice. The two nations have nearly gone to war three times in the past 25 years over territorial disputes. Commission chairman Chris Patten, the former governor of Hong Kong, said it should embrace "a human rights culture." Explosion in Moscow apartment building kills 32 By JUDITH INGRAM 24 hours after the blast. the blast," Luzhkov said, refer- ing went off accidentally. the Interfax news agency Federal Security Service said it Associated Press Writer The explosion on the capi- ring to Islamic rebels who have But as the investigation Thursday that the explosion had not received any claims of been battling Russian forces in tal's southeastern edge killed at deepened, many said they and a Saturday night bomb responsibility. least 32 people, including three the southern republic of Dages- believed a bomb ripped apart MOSCOW — Moscow's blast in Dagestan were in About 50 residents of the children, injured 249 and was tan. the apartment building near response to the fighting there. mayor blamed Islamic mili- believed to have left dozens Prime Minister Vladimir the Moscow River. building remained unaccounted tants Thursday for an early- Earlier this week, the for Thursday evening. Emer- more buried in the debris. Putin and other officials said "The nature of the damage morning explosion that ripped Moscow correspondent of gency Situations Minister Sergei Luzhkov called it "a powerful early Thursday that the blast and the number of casualties through a nine-story apartment Deutsche Welle, Germany's Shoigu said. terrorist act," and said military apparently was caused by a suggests an explosive device building. explosives were used. But he natural gas leak — which could international broadcasting ser- was placed in the building," The explosion early Thurs- However, with other Russian offered no concrete evidence of bring Luzhkov under fire for vice, received a call from a man day also severely damaged an officials contradicting Mayor a terrorist link. negligence in maintaining the said the Federal Security Ser- warning there would be three Yuri Luzhkov's statement, the "The intentions of the ban- city's buildings. Still others vice, the country's main intelli- explosions in Moscow. apartment building across (he cause of the explosion remained dits to take revenge for their suggested that fireworks or gence agency. The claims' authenticity street, killing three residents, unclear Thursday night, almost defeat in Dagestan were behind explosives stored in the build- An anonymous caller told could not be confirmed. The he said. ZAE IAE ZAE ZAE IAE IAE IAE IAE ATTENTION LATINO FACULTY AND STAFF... Transmission Service ATTENTION FRESHMAN MEN: Latino Networking Committee Foreign & Domestic is pleased to invite you to our Transmission • Tires Were you a leader in high school? "Igienvenidosl Welcoming" All Mechanical Work • Bearings • Brakes • All Farm Equip Were you an athlete in high school? 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Ij Friday, September 10, 1999 The BG News page 5 HEALTH SUMMER FESTIVAL and realize that they are a lot Continued from page one. budget, with about $1.98 mil- Continued from page one. Continued from page one. "When we first started, no lion of that money going toward stronger than they thought," one knew what to expect," on a variety of factors including payroll, pension and health who the French president was Phelps said. "Students come year 9.r> percent of the music is the cost of performing the ser- and I did not even know." insurance plans, Kaplan said. different from the years before. Kalmar said. "We flew by the vice, customary prices and Maglosky thinks that anyone back totally changed." Operating with five physi- "We try to make it unique," seat of our pants." what insurance plans will cover who has the opportunity to do Phelps thinks that studying cians, seven nurse practitioners for the service, Kaplan said. something like this should not abroad is a wonderful opportu- he said. After seven years of success, and five RN's the Health Cen- The choice to include Friday According to Kaplan, most pass it up. nity and almost everyone in though, the Arts festival has prices for health care services ter is able to see an average of "I loved the trip, and I would night came partly to extend the every major has the opportuni- turned into a yearly anticipated are determined by a relative 190 students per day. That do it again in a heartbeat," he festival's attraction to the values scale used by insurance amounts to about 31,000 visits said. ty. crowds. The first year, torren- event. companies. Relative values to the Health Center annually Cindy Phelps, director of the "My program has people tial rains discouraged many "It's a big block party for scales don't actually name a Kaplan said. study abroad program in Spain from all different majors," she people from coming out, which agreed with Maglosky and said local people," Craft said. "It's price in dollars, but instead use "Most of the patients we see said. "We send people to Spain meant the festival suffered a that going overseas changes 1 ii in. i.il loss units to represent how much are treated for upper respirato- great." people. in the summer without ovi i one service would cost relative ry infections, ear infections a^id to another. "Students leave the country knowing anv Spanish " "We try to be relatively low sinus infections, but we do have See abilities, priced, but we have to balance a few patients who need treated the budget,'' Kaplan said. for more serious problems like There's Always Something This year, the Health Center asthma, diabetes and heart think possibilities is operating on $2.83 million conditions," Kaplan said. New in classifieds! In death penalty cases, Bush looks at guilt, the courts
By MICHAEL HOLMES woman have been executed in issue isn't a major factor in pres- tions: "Is there any question and Paroles unanimously reject- investigation by a former Texas Associated Press Writer the state. Last week's execution idential races. about the guilt of the individual? ed her request for clemency. attorney general pointed to work of Raymond James Jones was the "It doesn't seem to have been Have the courts had adequate Without such a recommendation. records and a cashed paycheck to AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. 100th since Bush became gover- a pivotal issue in very many state opportunity to review all the Bush was left only with the indicate that Lucas might have George W. Bush spared the life of nor. or local races, let alone a national legal issues involved?" power to grant a one-time, 30- been in Florida when the woman a man who once confessed to 600 Bush was spared making a race," said Bruce Buchanan, If there's no doubt about guilt day reprieve, which he denied. was killed. murders. He denied a reprieve decision in the case of Larry political scientist at the Universi- and il the courts have spoken. "I have concluded judgments The parole board voted to rec- for a repentant, bom-again Keith Robison, who was sched- ty of Texas. Bush says, an execution must about the heart and soul of an ommend clemency. Bush com- Christian woman. uled to be executed last month Drake University political sci- proceed. individual on death row are best muted Lucas' sentence to life in While the cases may seem like for a rampage in which five peo- entist Dennis Goldford said a Thus, Lucas lived. And Ms. left to a higher authority," Bush prison. a contradiction. Bush's decisions ple were slain near Fort Worth 17 presidential candidate's stand on Tucker became the first woman said. He said it was the first case that he had reviewed as gover- on one-eyed drifter Henry Lee years ago. the death penalty is viewed as put to death in Texas since the Lucas' case was another story. Lucas and pickax killer Karla symbolic of whether the candi- One of his 600 murder confes- nor in which there was some Only hours before Robison Civil War. Faye Tucker illustrate the Repub- was to receive a lethal injection, date is considered tough on sions nationwide — all later doubt about the individual's Neither case was simple. lican presidential front-runner's the Texas Court of Criminal crime. recanted — helped land him on guilt. Ms. Tucker, 38, was on death views on the death penalty, Appeals sent the case back to the "Whether it helps or hurts a Texas' death row. It came in the Dudley Sharp, of the Hous- which he supports. trial court for a review of his candidate has to do with row lor the grisly killings oi two 1979 slaying of an unidentified ton-based victims' rights group "I took an oath of office to mental competence. whether it's something a single- people in 1981. In a tape record- woman, referred to as "Orange Justice for All, said Bush's stan- uphold the laws of our state, Still, Bush drew criticism. issue voter is going to seize on — ing played in court, she bragged Socks" for the only clothing on dards for such decisions "are including the death penalty," "As he seeks the U.S. presi- will they vote solely on that to friends that she got sexual her body when found in a road- probably the best ones he can Bush says. "My responsibility is dency under the ruse of 'compas- basis? And the bulk of the crimi- thrills out of the alt.u lc side ditch. use." to ensure our laws are enforced sionate conservatism,' Bush nal justice is in state hands; the Bui she said she'd become a A prosecutor in the case, Ken He said that both the Tucker fairly and evenly without prefer- must not just talk the talk, he federal government has very few Christian in prison ,\nJ was reha- Anderson, said jurors carefully and Lucas cases were "excep- ence or special treatment." must also walk the walk and death penalty cases," Goldford bilitated. Her cause was champi- weighed the evidence. He noted tional." Since 1982, when Texas show compassion," civil rights said. oned by an international cast of that 23 judges had reviewed the "But he considered them just resumed carrying out the death advocate Jesse Jackson said. As each execution approach- supporters. case and let their verdict stand. like he does all of the others," penalty, 185 men and one Political analysts suggest the es, Bush says he asks two ques- The Texas Hoard ol Pardons But news reports and an Sharp said. Bradley touches Democratic themes in race Get Involved and meet new people! By SANDRA SOBIERAJ White House that would pursue The former New Jersey sena- Associated Press Writer big, essential goals, with strict tor and pro-basketball star is Join a student organization gun control, campaign finance focusing this post-Labor-Day CRYSTAL CITY, Mo. — Tra- reform, universal health insur- stretch on introducing himself ditional Democratic sympa- ance and the eradication of and his personal, ethos to a thies for the poor and disadvan- child poverty topping his list. broader audience than he has taged lie at the heart of Bill In an interview taped earlier yet reached in some seven Bradley's campaign as he tries and broadcast this morning, months of low-profile cam- Apply for the to articulate for Democrats a Bradley signaled out gun con- paigning. compelling reason to choose trol and the differences he sees It was on that low profile him over Vice President Al between Gore and himself. that aides blamed a new Wash- GTE Visa on the web Gore. Of the vice president, ington Post-ABC poll putting i Today, Bradley carries his Bradley told NBC's "Today" Bradley far behind Gore, 29 call for a "deeper prosperity" show, "I think we'd be very dif- percent to 64 percent among ferent presidents. ... I had a life and get up to *2B of than that achieved under Gore those who lean toward voting before I got into politics and and President Clinton from his Democratic. sleepy home town to a black after I left the Senate. I think Bradley "is not well known fraternity in St. Louis, through the vice president has had a life and he is not going to be very FREE calling time.' the Mississippi River home of based mostly in Washington." Mark Twain and through to He also said he is a stronger well known until later in this process — January or Febru- • "5 of FREE calling Iowa, where winter nominating advocate of gun control than is time just for applying. caucuses will launch the 2000 Gore. "We're at a time where we ary, at least," said Anita Dunn, presidential contest. need registration of all hand- a senior adviser. • Apply on the internet "In so many ways, we have guns in America ... and he has With an eye on coming cam- and get an additional not supported that," Bradley paign commercials, a film crew failed to use our prosperity to •15 of FREE calling improve the well-being of all said. "Registration is the key. ... documented Bradley's every our citizens," Bradley said If we can do it for automobiles step, every embrace of old time when you make Wednesday as he launched an we can do it for handguns." friends on this trip. your first purchase. intensified fall campaign for A dramatic upheaval, such At the Crystal City Little (•5 if you apply the presidential nomination. as that needed to topple Gore League fields in what was by phone.) "What we need in America is as the establishment Democ- known in the early 1960s as the a deeper prosperity. Deeper not rats' favorite for their party's black side of town, Bradley • Get a 5% rebate only in the sense that it touch- presidential nomination, recalled a championship game towards calling on 1 es people who have been left seemed to be on Bradley's mind in Iowa. Safe and holding on all purchases. Wednesday as he led a gaggle of out — that it saves family first base, Bradley had lifted reporters on a sunset tour of his • No annual fee. farms caught in the whirlwind his foot off the bag to pull up his boyhood haunts. of change, that it brings hot socks. The first baseman breakfasts to children who go to At a field of weeds and grass • No credit history touched the ball to Bradley's leg school without them, that it bearing no trace of the Pitts- required. brings security to worried burgh Plate Glass factory that and he was called out. seniors — but deeper in the once gave this small town an "It was the ol'hidden-ball-in- sense that we have a prosperity audible hum, Bradley said he the-glovc routine," Bradley ... that makes us feel rich inside was reminded of "how life has chuckled. "Ever since that time and out," Bradley said. unknown terms and how I've dreamed of going back to He promised a Bradley change is all around us." Iowa and winning one." FBI agent's sex harassment suit reinstated By BOB EGELKO notice of many years of "contin- spokesman in San Francisco, uing violations." declined to comment. Associated Press Writer "Anderson's allegations show Anderson was hired in 1979, SAN FRANCISCO — A fed- a longstanding, unabated pat- one of about 200 female agents eral appeals court reinstated a tern of unwanted, sexually ori- sex harassment suit filed by an in a force of 7,200 nationwide. ented teasing, harassment and Heller said. She soon was FBI agent who said she was ridicule that not only was con- subjected to taunts, sexual doned by her supervisors, but assigned to San Jose, where she comments and unfair treat- in which they personally took initially received commenda-, ment during much of her 20- part," said Judge Barry Silver- tions. year career. man in the 3-0 ruling. According to her 1997 law- Kathleen M. Anderson's suit He said Anderson, who left suit, her supervisor, William had been dismissed by U.S. the FBI's San Jose office sever- Smith, between 1986 and 1990 District Judge Vaughn Walker, al months ago, was entitled to a called her "gorgeous," "the good who refused to consider most of trial on her claims of harass-, her claims dating to 1986 little girl" and "the office sex ment, discriminatory treatment goddess," and whistled at her. www.gtecard.com because she failed to complain and retaliation. to a government equal-employ- In 1987, an easel with a ment counselor within 45 days. "She was a very motivated, drawing of a pair of breasts and He said the rest of her evidence very capable agent whose 1-888-591-7900 was not enough to show harass- efforts to advance her career the words "Operation Cupcake" ment or unequal treatment. were thwarted by a very deeply was left in a room where she entrenched resistance towards was to conduct a briefing. She The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of to y#w OTl Catttafl Card Mc«-rt women in the FBI," said her complained to Smith, who said MtM y©« carry a balawoa In »• o month Call our Wtrw number o. Appeals said Wednesday that a lawyer, John G. Heller. ..■•( our web etto for comptMe <*«*•*•.• of 1994 complaint by the agent in front of the group, "This is was enough to put the FBI on George Grotz, FBI your training bra session." \ page 6 The BG News Friday, September 10, 1999 Melissa Naymik Editor-in-Chief CAMPUS 372-6966 Study examines zebra By JEFF ARNETT ship's ballast water. of complicating factors. sities of gobies, and four The BG News Zebra mussels, which For example, gobies may with high densities of gobies, were brought sometime in be good at consuming small according to Lowe. Lowe also A possible reduction of the mid-1980s according to zebra mussels, but they do said the team will analyze zebra mussel population in Miner, had no natural ene- not pose a threat to larger the data and hopes to have the near future could have a mies and spread throughout mussels, which would con- tbe Great Lakes within sev- tinue to reproduce, possibly results sometime in the win- strong impact on the water ter. clarity, fishing and overall eral years of their introduc- even at higher rates. Still, tion. early data suggests that "We're essentially looking ecosystem of Lake Erie, round gobies may indeed be according to Jeffrey Miner, a Round gobies, which are at the capacity of round gob- zebra mussels' natural able to reduce the zebra ies to restore Lake Erie to University professor and mussel population. fisheries biologist, and Rex predator, were introduced in the state it was in when the early 1990s and have "We're finding, in prelimi- zebra mussels arrived," Lowe, a professor and algae- since spread to all of the nary data that tnere are rel- studying biologist. Great Lakes. There are now atively low numbers of zebra Lowe said. The two researchers are Though their topic of as many as one billion in mussels and quagga mussels research may have impor- studying the effects of round Lake Erie alone, by one esti- [an invasive species of the gobies eating zebra mussels tant ramifications for the mate. same origin] in some areas," lake's fishing and water on the lake's ecosystem. In 1997 and 1998, Miner Miner said. Zebra mussels reduce levels quality, the pair would not and his graduate students The current experiment say whether the changes of algae and various nutri- conducted experiments to being carried out by Miner, would be good or bad for the PHOTO PROVIDED ents in the lake, contribut- determine the rate at which lake. ing to higher water clarity gobies devour zebra mussels. Lowe and their graduate and possibly reducing the "It's not necessarily good Marine life in Lake Erie may be affected by the decline in zebra From the experiment. Miner students, Mike Bombich and or bad," Miner said. "It just available nutrition for other found that, in enclosures mussels, according to two University professors. Amy Kireta, aims to observe means it's different. We're species in the lake. If round with high densities of round new territories. Lowe noted habitat. gobies devour large numbers gobies and small zebra mus- the possible effect of the interested in how the com- "I don't like to see world- of zebra mussels, the lake's munity of species is chang- that, while the invading sels, two-thirds of the zebra mussel-eating gobies on wide spread of exotic food web could be strongly mussels were consumed in a Lake Erie's ecosystem. ing, not whether it's good or gobie may be balancing the altered. month. bad." species," Lowe said. "You Hound gobies and zebra Miner was quick to note, The researchers will be formerly unregulated zebra don't know what their collecting data through Sep- mussels are both invasive however, that gobies may Both scientists said a mussel, it is also driving impact will be, but often it's tember from 12 large struc- species accidentally brought not reduce the number of more important issue is the trouble- they can knock a over from the Caspian and zebra mussels in Lake Erie tures in the lake, four with native sculpins out of their Black Seas, probably in a as a whole, due to a variety no gobies, four with low den- spread of exotic species to food web out of balance." College Democrats aim to inform campus By KATIE WOODS dents is their candidate for said. "We are giving them a "On City Council there isn't The BG News First Ward Council Seat, Sarah chance to meet the candidate a Democratic way to do things Tomashefski. through things like the open or a Republican way to do Bringing the local issues to Tomashefski now holds this house." things. There is one way to do the students of Bowling Green position after being appointed The College Democrats also things and that is what is best is the goal this year for the Col- to fulfill the duties of Republi- plan on visiting and speaking for the community." lege Democrats. can Julie Meyer. Tomashefski in political science classes and Tomashefski also wants stu- had already applied for candi- The College Democrats will residence halls. dents to know that if they are dacy when Meyer resigned. She Casar thinks the important registered anywhere in the be holding an open house to was unanimously endorsed for thing is that students vote, no state of Ohio they can go to the introduce the Democratic can- the position by the Bowling didates running for mayor, At- Green Democrats. matter what party they vote Board of Election on Main Large council and all four ward The College Democrats have for. Street and register to vote in council positions. been registering people to vote "What you have to look at is Wood County up to 30 days The open house is today from for years, but they realize that proven leadership, dedicated before the election. 5 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the the key is getting people to leadership and a commitment Tomashefski thinks that stu- Bowling Green Democratic to both the city and the stu- dents should be interested in BG New* Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE vote, said Bob Casar, a senior Campaign Headquarters on political science major. dents," Casar said. the College Democrats because 116 S. Main St. "People say that they don't Once elected Tomashefski they are in favor of higher edu- Doug Lefelhocz checks out the College Democrats' information The main candidate they are vote because they don't know doesn't think party lines mat- cation and funding for higher table as Sarah Tomashefski, member of the Bowling Green City trying to introduce to the stu- the candidates," Tomashefski ter. education for all people. Councij,encourages students to vote. UPTOUIA BO'S REST DnnCE ClUB Sen/or Portraits DOUIATOUin BG'f moiT rnmoui GIITHERMG PMCE Anyone graduating unDER one Roor in Dec, May, or Aug. must have UPTOWN their portrait^ Monday ^loo^nfoom taken to be Retro 70's,80's, Early 90's BG's Sports Center included iri the 50C drinks $1.50 pitchers. All Your Favorite Sports Action No Cover 2000 Key Tuesday HAPPY HOURS EVERY DAY 3-9 Yearbook. A Hi Energy Dance Mix plus 2 Drag Shows Tuesday Nites Wednesday The Famous Crab Races Portraits take Industrial dance mix Win $25.00! with D.J. 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By ANTHONY RECZNIK answered when Daisy (from Ohio), namely Steve stars can be eccentric at times or how The BG News played by the lovely Heather Gra- Martin's per- every one in L.A./Hollywood uses cell ham, happens to step off a bus and formance. He phone in restaurants. One would think that when the asks "Where do I go to be an seemed to be "Bowfinger" is a light-hearted, comedic talents of Eddie Murphy and actress?" Then, in one of the fun- playing the light-weighted comedy that most Steve Martin (who also wrote the nier scenes in the film, Bowfinger same charac- media is treating deeper than it is. script) are combined, uncontrollable heads to the Mexican border to ter from "Leap The premise of the film is to present laughter would ensue. Add the direc- scare up a production crew. of Faith," how superficial Hollywood is, as if no tion of the legendary Frank Oz and the There are a few noteworthy where he fools one realizes that already. film should be a pure hit. Well, in efforts in "Bowfinger." Murphy puts another bunch "Bowfinger" those assumptions fall forth a positive performance in his of misfits into short as the film's funniest moments duel roles as brothers Kit and Jif thinking that 'Bowfinger' are vast, and at times not even funny. Ramsey. Kit is one of the hottest he is more Martin stars as Bowfinger, a scam- action stars in Hollywood, and is than what he obsessed with aliens and exposing really is. Starring Eddie Murphy and ming film producer who will resort to Steve Martin any means in order to have his movie himself in public. Another dis- Jif, on the other hand is his appointment made. He convinces a team of misfits, pc Newt says: With a star stud- including Christine Baranski (from dumb-witted, dorky brother who from Martin is T.V.'s "Cybill"), that his latest script, loves running errands of any kind, in how much no matter how frivolous or feeble. ded cast, you'd think It entitled "Chubby Rain," is a goldmine. Photo Provided he has Murphy's physical humor and watered down He adds to the illusion of millions by ger's assistant and cameraman. Dave claiming that superstar Kit Ramsey, demeanor make his characters the his comical criticism of Hollywood would be better most interesting and the most appeal- seems to be able to get anything in since "LA. Story," which is very much played by Murphy, is willing to con- town, including cranes, classic cars ing. Another exceptional performance the same perspective on that region. *• tribute to the film. With that lie he and cameras. is put forth by Jamie Kennedy For instance, how young actresses only needs two more things, a leading Then there are the major let-downs. actress and a crew. His prayers are ("Scream"), who plays Dave, Bowfin- sleep their way to success, how big 7 Nominees '13th Warrior fails, despite Banderas' effort named for top By JAMES ELDRED married woman. On his way to the village, the one who sex drives either, with an to a new land, he encounters arranges the defenses, and incredibly contrived sex Emmy Award The BG News a band of Norse Vikings. the one that fights all of the scene taking place between a After living with them for important battles. In fact, female villager and Antonio categories several days, he becomes he's the only character in the after a horrible battle, dur- entangled with their film worth paying attention ing which half the village Actor, comedy series: ABC; Jimmy Smits, "NYPD attempt to save their land to. He has all the good fight dies. I guess having her fam- Michael J. Fox, "Spin City," Blue," ABC; Sam Waterston, from an unknown enemy, scenes, the best lines and he ily and friends all get killed ABC; Kelsey Grammer, "Frasier," NBC; John Lithgow, "Law & Order," NBC. and travels with them to was the only one that fit the by cannibals really put her Actress, drama series: save the village. role of an imposing Viking in the mood. "3rd Rock From the Sun," Gillian Anderson, "The X- Sounds exciting? It should warrior — he's huge. Next to The film's only saving NBC; Paul Reiser, "Mad About You," NBC; Ray Romano, Files," Fox; Lorraine Bracco, be, but it isn't. Even though him, Antonio looks even grace is the previously men- "Everybody Loves Raymond," "The Sopranos," HBO; Edie there is cannibalism, numer- more worthless than he tioned Buliwyf, the only ous beheadings, countless already is. CBS. Falco, "The Sopranos," HBO; character worth caring Actress, comedy series: deaths and even some mean- The only thing that is as Christine Lahti, "Chicago "The 13th Warrior," the about, and two battle scenes Jcnna Elfman, "Dharma & ingless sex, the film some- bad as the characters in this Hope," CBS; Julianna Mar- latest film based on a how manages to be one of film is the plot. If the film- that are set-up beautifully. Greg," ABC; Calista Flock- gulies, "ER," NBC. Michael Crichton book the most boring action films makers took out every con- However, the actual battles hart, "Ally McBeal," Fox; (renamed from "Eaters of Patricia Heaton, "Everybody Comedy series: "Ally ever made. The characters trived moment in this film, are boring and repetitive, The Dead") has been fin- Ix>ves Raymond," CBS; Helen McBeal," Fox; "Everybody are boring, the bad-guys are there would be no movie. For showing only close-up kills, ished for over a year. Now, boring, and the hero is the example, we are led to Hunt, "Mad About You," NBC; Loves Raymond," CBS; "Frasi- finally, after numerous re- and not the entire battle as a Sarah Jessica Parker, "Sex most boring person on the believe the enemy is a tribe er," NBC; "Friends," NBC; shoots, which included a screen. of Neanderthals. That's far- whole, the result is very and the City," HBO. "Sex and the City," HBO. new beginning and a Yes, the hero is Antonio, fetched to begin with, but it underwhelming and boring. Actor, drama series: Dennis changed ending, a title the "Arab" poet, proving gets worse. Neanderthals Franz, "NYPD Blue," ABC; Drama series: "ER," NBC; change and delay after once again that he hasn't are thought to be much less James Gandolfini, "The "Law & Order," NBC; "NYPD delay, the fdm has finally been in a really good action intelligent than modern Sopranos," HBO; Dylan Blue," ABC; The Practice," been released, and not sur- "The 13th Warrior movie since "Desperado." He humans, yet these Nean- McDermott, "The Practice," ABC; The Sopranos," HBO. prisingly, it's horrible. This never looks angry, never derthals managed to create isn't the worst adaptation of looks sad and never looks a complex tribal system, ' tarring Antonio Banderas a Crichton book, that title happy throughout the entire arrange large villages with a goes to "Congo," but it's )and Vladimir Kulich DID YOU KNOW? movie, he just looks con- complex underground cham- About 33% of the heat in U.S. homes close. fused. ber, and organize advanced The film begins with an and other buildings escapes through Maybe he's confused battle plans, tearing the TJG Newi says: Boring an extremely rushed opening because his character serves Norse village to shreds sev- closed windows ~ an energy loss that has obviously been re- absolutely no purpose to the eral times. equal to all the oil flowing through the edited in an effort to shorten pointless from beginning story at all, which should The villagers also manage Alaska pipeline every year.' the movie. 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Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Men, Women's CC travel to face Bobcats
By MATTHEW P. LYONS mer coach, Steve Price left the Thompson and Jessica LaFene gan State, Butler, Marquette, looking to finish at the top of Sterling Martin. The Falcons University during the summer who was forced to take a red- Kent State and Toledo. Wiscon- the MAC this The BG News are looking for their first MAC to take an athletic director posi- shirt year in 1998 due to an sin placed first in the poll. year. title since 1995. BG finished The Falcon men and tion at Lehman High School in injury. BG, who won the MAC title F The Falcon ninth out of 12 teams at MAC women's cross country teams Sidney, Ohio. Price coached at The Falcon women go into last year, is looking to capture men finished championships last year and are headed to Ohio University BG for 10 years prior to leav- the season tied for second in the its fourth MAC title in five eighth in the third out of 26 at the Grea£ ing. New interim head women's to open the season with a dual preseason poll with Kent. Ohio years. The Falcons also fin- preseason poll Lakes Regional. track coach Scott Sehmann will meet on Saturday. placed first in the poll with 134 ished 15-of-26 teams at the V with 71 points. be handling the team until a points. BG was also ranked Great Lakes Regional. Steve Price Eastern Michi- The men's race begins a^, Women's Cross Country coach is hired. sixth in the Great Lakes region gan finished 11:15 a.m. and the women starft Men's Cross Country - The women's team will face BG is returning six from the poll. The region includes Bowl- first with 138 points. at 10:30 a.m. Both races are at ; the Bobcats without an official 1998 season, including All- ing Green, Wisconsin, Michi- The men's team returns four Ohio University in Athens,', The men are coached by head coach. The Falcons for- MAC Second-Teamer Christine gan, Notre Dame, Ohio, Michi- from the 1998 season and is Football attempts to regroup for 100 at home vs. Tennessee By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM end," Blackney said. "They with great enthusiasm and inten- excited about our defense. I still Blackney was pleased wittf The BG News ranked seventh in the nation in I- sity," Blackney said. "As I men- feel we're going to be a good his rotations in the Pittsburgh wins AA. We need to maintain the tioned before, we're more of an football team. We just did some play of our defense and have our attacking-style defense. I'm uncharacteristic things." See Football, page TEN.' It is almost imperative for offense playing on a more consis- By PETE STELLA Bowling Green to come tent level. We have to put it all The BG News away with a win in Satur- together because the exhibition day's home opener against Ten- season is over after this week. Many things will be on the nessee Tech at 1 p.m. We're not taking these guys minds of the BG women's soccer lightly either. We don't have the team this weekend. The Falcons do not want to right to take anyone lightly." head to Marshall 0-2. Will coach Tom Piccirillo be Conversely, Bowling Green able to earn his 100th win? Pic- rushed for 161 yards and passed cirillo, who is in his 11 year as a for 174 in the season opener 30- coach, is chasing the milestone. 10 loss at Pittsburgh for a total of His record is currently at 99- GAME #2 335 yards. Blackney wants the 84-9. offense to average near 400 yards per game. Out of 11 teams (Buf- Another question is will the falo and Eastern Michigan open team be able to rebound from Saturday), the Falcons offense its tough losses in Georgia and Tennessee Tech (0-0) ranks third in rushing. Blackney prepare for the Mid-American at wants more big plays by the Conference portion of its sched- Bowling Green(O-l) offense. ule? For Tennessee Tech, Mike But before the Falcons start Hannigan enters his third year the road to a MAC champi- 1 p.m. at Doyt Perry coaching his alma mater. The onship, they must first get past Stadium defense is led by seniors Branon the Niagara Purple Eagles. The. Vaughn (6-foot-l, 220 lbs.) and two squads face off Sunday at 1 Radio: WBGU 88.1 FM-, Jerry Turner (6-2, 260). p.m. at Cochrane field. This Matt Bryan and Ted Siller Offensively, Blackney said the will be the Eagles have two fine tailbacks in first meeting Air Time: 12 p.m. ' junior Jerome Tillman (5-8, 178) between the and sophomore Nick Solomon two teams. (5-6, 181). The quarterback is junior Michael Peeples (6-5,230). After last This marks the first meeting weekend, BG's The offensive line is led by senior between the two schools. The Wes Gallagher (6-2, 278). Ten- record Golden Eagles are a Division I- dropped to 2- nessee Tech runs a multiple for- AA school from the Ohio Valley mation with shotgun in the mix. 2-0 overall Conference. BG has not faced Tom and this will "Coach (Blackney) said anyone from the OVC since 1950 they're two real good scatbacks Piccirillo be its last non- when it defeated Eastern Ken- league match (Tillman and Solomon)," sopho- tucky. It's Tennessee Tech's sea- more defensive end Casey before the MAC opener Sept. 15 son opener. The Golden Eagles against Kent at home. Williams said. "We have to make were 4-7 in 1998. sure we wrap them up. We'll "We had good results last Coach Gary Blackney said the probably put as much pressure weekend despite our two loss- Golden Eagle forte is defense. on him (Peeples) as possible es," Piccirillo said. "We are rais- Tennessee Tech allowed 264.5 blitzing up the middle and com- ing our level of play and I don't yards per game in 1998 giving up ing from the comers." BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE think we will see a team of an average of 131 rushing and Defensively, BG ranks first in Georgia's caliber in the MAC." 133.5 passing. That ranked first total and pass defense and third BG Receiver Robert Redd (5) and a Falcon defensive back muscle for position on backup quar- The Purple Eagles in the OVC. in rushing defense. The Falcons ended the 1998 season with a 2- "They basically play a 4-3 or gave up 220 yards total to Pitt terback Andy Sahm's forthcoming pass. The football team hopes to rebound from a 30-10 loss at 12-1 overall record and a 2-7-0 weak eagle type defense where including 113 in the air. Pittsburgh last when they play Tennessee Tech Saturday. Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer- everything is kicked to the tight "I thought our defense played ence record. Coach Pete Vetri is in his first year at the helm of Niagara and the Purple Eagles' record currently stands at 0-3. Men's soccer looks to keep national ranking "We must do what we have to do against Niagara, despite the By DAVE TRUMAN where BG will face Tulsa and losses to North Carolina and fact they aren't really a strong The BG News Bradley in the Holiday Inn City Southern Methodist by a team," Piccirillo said. "Our mid- Centre Classic. combined three goals. fielders are learning a new sys- The wish list is growing. tem they must grasp if we want He said he will have plenty The host school, and the After seeing the latest of family and friends in to have a good season. As a NSCAA poll, in which the Falcons' opponent for Saturday team, we must start perfecting attendance, not to mention a Bowling Green men's soccer handful on the opposing team. at 3 p.m., Bradley is currently our play." team was ranked 22nd in the Degand knows what to expect ranked 10th in the NSCAA's After Sunday's match, the nation, the Falcons are ready to Midwest Region. Falcons start their 10-game add one more item to their from the Braves this weekend. MAC series. But according to preseason goals tally. "Six guys from Bradley are Sunday's competition, the Piccirillo, the other MAC teams on my club team," Degand said. haven't been as tested. Of course, their main focus is Tulsa Golden Hurricanes, will "Well say *hi' before the game, not be any easier. Tulsa is "Ohio and Northern Illinois still on winning the Mid- American Conference but they are the enemy once the ranked fifth in the region and haven't played the kind of game starts. I won't back out of teams that we have already championship and reaching the will be more of an unknown to NCAA tournament, but a a tackle because I've known played," Piccirillo said. "We some of them for 10 years." BG. The two schools have not have faced some great teams national ranking in the top 20 met since 1990 when the would be pretty nice, too. that will prepare us for the Bradley beat BG 1-0 last Falcons dropped a 1-0 decision MAC and hopefully, give us an . BG coach Mel Mahler said he year at Cochrane Field. The at Cochrane Field. edge against our opponents." doesn't want the poll to take 1999 Sdccer Online preseason Overall, coach Piccirillo is away from the importance of Second Team Ail-American "Tulsa is traditionally a impressed with the play of his winning each game as it comes Gavin Clinton, scored on what strong program, but they had a freshmen and veterans. Fresh- or from preparing for the MAC Mahler called "a stellar big senior class last year^* individual effort with 5:35 men goalie Erika Flanders and schedule. Mahler said. "This tournament forward Jill Conover have remaining in the second half." made immediate impacts to "Those are the things that will have a very strong field. If this already talented team. come with hard work," he said. "We lost here 1-0 in a game I we can come out of this with thought we had control of last "Flanders has been great in "We want to be a top 20 two wins, it will really help us program and hopefully it will year," Mahler said. "We'd like to get some national recognition goal and most of the goals return the favor a little bit. Go scored on her last weekend help by adding a little extra and maybe improve our motivation." in there and beat them at their were not all her fault," Picciril- chances come tournament BG Newi Photo/BEN FRENCH place." lo said. "Jill's goal against East Falcons' junior Fred Degand time." Carolina was a great display of Bowling Green captain Jason Bryant attempts to steal the ball will have extra motivation this The Braves are the individual skill. Michelle I.isy weekend. Degand is from defending Missouri Valley Tulsa split its first two is our emotional spark plug." away from a Western Kentucky player during BG's 1-0 win. The Highland Park, 111., less than a games this season and takes on Falcons are ranked 22nd In the country. Conference champions and two hour drive from Peoria, stand at 1-3 after weekend the Falcons at 12 p.m. 1 ) I page 10 The BG News Friday, September 10, 1999 Van De Walle goes for 300th win at Marquette By NICK HURM De Walle said. "If we go in with Having depth is nice." the right attitude we should be The BC News in pretty good shape. We can't Senior left-side hitter be afraid to make mistakes." Melissa Lewis and senior setter This could be a historic Heather Greig were named to weekend for the Bowling Green The Falcons have an the Duquense all-tournament volleyball team. undefeated record against team. Lewis led the team in all Marquette and Providence in four matches for BG. She Head coach Denise Van De past meetings. BG holds a recorded 62 kills for a 5.17 kill Walle is sitting on 299 career victory in the only meeting with per game average. Her average victories with the Falcons. The Providence. The Friars went 1- is up almost two kills per game veteran Falcon coach has three 2 last weekend at the James from last year. Greig racked up chances to claim 300 this Madison Invitational. The 159 assists for the tournament weekend at the Marquette orange and brown have beaten and is also up almost two Invitational in Wisconsin. Marquette in two previous assists per game more than last The Falcons look to improve meetings. Their most recent year. win over the Golden Eagles was on their successful opening If the Faclcons pick up a win weekend in which they took last year, beating MU in four Van De Walle will be only the three out of the four games sets. The Golden Eagles lost to second coach ever in MAC played at the Duquense Purdue and the University of history to record 300 wins. Invitational. Wisconsin-Milwaukee last weekend, but posted an What will be the first thing Van BG will battle with impressive win against Mid- De Walle does if she picks up Mississippi State (2-0) for the American powerhouse number 300? first time in team history Northern Illinois. PHOTO PROVIDED tonight. They will follow it up "I will thank God for giving it "I think Marquette will be a Members of the volleyball team get set to go into action. This weekend their coach, Denise Van to me," Van De Walle said. "I with two more on Saturday De Walle will be looking for her 300th win. against Marquette and different team this year," Van think the thing I will be very Providence. De Walle said. "They have good team." and more experienced team "I like the fact that we can go proud of is that every win has everyone returning from last this year. Ten of the 11 letter to the bench," Van De Walle been with Bowling Green. It's "This tournament is going to year. They also just had a big Working in the Falcons favor winners from last year are said. "The bench can step right not like I have gone around be stronger than the win away over Northern is its depth. BG has a stronger back. in and thiags remain the same. with other universities, its all tournament last weekend," Van Illinois which prt>ves they're a been here." FOOTBALL Men's golf begins season at Iowa Continued from page NINE. spots. The main thing Blackney tuck it away faster." wants to see his defense do is Gerling proved his effective- By DAN NIED orange finished eighth out of 12 sophomore Brian Gerken aver- game. Along the defensive line, teams in the competition. aged 76.42. create more turnovers. ness going against a top corner- Williams, D.J. Owchar, Rodney The BG News Sophomore wide receiver back in Hank Poteat with seven The Falcons are going to BG's top returnee is junior Dawson and Larry Wither- The first step can often tell Kurl Cerling had two costly receptions for 88 yards. He is tied start the season without last Jon Smarrelli who finished spoon gave Ryan Wingrove, fumbles in the Pitt contest. When the biggest tale in a team's per- for third with receptions per year's leaders. Otto Larson and behind Larson and Hunt last Brandon Hicks, Malcolm .isked what he'd do to bounce formance. For the Bowling Jeff Hunt. Replacing them will game behind Western Michi- Green Men's golf team, this season with an average of Robinson and D.J. Durkin back, he said it's not an issue. be freshman Adam Balls. gan's Steve Neal. step could prove to be monu- 76.22. breathers while Geno Burden, "The only part I was upset mental. Balls brings an impressive Chris Haneline and Chris Delia about is I hurt my team and In terms of Godfrey Lewis, resume to BG. He was the 1998 Right now Winger is not sure who didn't play in the second The Falcons travel to Iowa who his top players are. Vella gave Garry Fisher, Joe defense when I did that," Ger- City Iowa to participate in the Ontario Junior Match-Play O'Neill and Khary Campbell ling said. "I know that. It's not half of the Pittsburgh game due Iowa Hawkeye Intercollegiate. Champion. He was also a mem- "I'm not sure who our best some breathers. The team also going to happen again. I wasn't to an ankle sprain in the achilles ber of the 1998 Williamson Cup The field in this competition guy is," Winger said. "Right area, Blackney is calling him championship team. did rotations at the wide receiv- expecting the guy to hit me right consists of a mix of big ten now, everybody is playing well, er, running back and tight end .iw.iv with his helmet. I have to day-to-day. teams, Mid-American Confer- Also playing for BG are a few so we don't know who will step ence teams and Notre Dame. hold-overs from last season. up." American Heart i "It should be a good competi- Sophomore Justin Gillham Association.!! tion," said Falcon head coach played in all but one tourna- Winger also said that his Garry Winger, who begins on ment last season while averag- team must lose the habit of Saturday his second season as ing 77.33 strokes per 18 holes. throwing away easy shots. the leader of the BG golfers. Senior Dave Kotsos averaged "We need to execute the sim- Last year, the brown and 79.69 strokes last season while ple shots better," he said.
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I /: K i i * Friday, September 9, 1999 The BG News page 11 mmaiausma STANDINGS FROD£ Thursday's Sports Transactions American League HE WIRE By The Associated Press East Division BASEBALL W L Pet. GB Catfish Hunter dead at age 53 National League New York 85 54 .612 — The Associated Press ATLANTA BRAVES—Acquired INF Freddy Garcia from Pitts- Boston 79 61 .564 6 1/2 Pitcher Jim "Catfish" Hunter, the model of control in a 15-year burgh for RHP Greg Dukeman. Sent INF Marty Malloy outright lo Toronto 74 67 .525 12 Hall of Fame career, died Thursday of Lou Gehrig's disease, which Richmond of the Inlernalion.il League. Baltimore 63 76 .453 22 left him unable to grip a baseball at the end of his life. He was 53. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Recalled OF Mike Darr, OF Gary Tampa Bay 61 78 .439 24 Hunter, baseball's first big money free agent, died at his home in Matthews, Jr., INF David Newhan and RHP Carlos Almanzar from Central Division Hertford, N.C, where he fell Aug. 8 and hit his head on some con- Las Vegas of the PCL, and RHP Domingo Guzman from Mobile of the W L Pet. GB crete steps. He was unconscious for several days in the hospital, but Soulhem League. x-Cleveland 86 53 .619 — improved and was sent home to his Perquimans County farm on Sat- urday in fair condition, according to Rev. Keith Vaughan, a family FOOTBALL Chicago 63 77 .450 23 1/2 National Football League Minnesota 58 80 .420 27 1/2 spokesman. CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed WR Carl Pickens to a one-year Detroit 57 81 .413 28 1/2 contract. Kansas City 54 85 .388 32 SPORT DETROIT LIONS—Promoted Steve Reaven, assistant director of West Division fisj BRIEF JQ; media relations, to director of media relations. W L Pet. GB MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Re-signed LS Mike Morris. Waived OL Texas 85 56 .603 — Fowler Selected Mac Player of the Week Chris Liwienski. Oakland 76 64 .543 8 1/2 Bowling Green goalkeeper Ty Fowler has been selected Mid- SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Released HB-FB Wendell Davis. Seattle 70 69 .504 14 American Conference Men's Soccer Player of the Week for the week Signed WR Chris Perm to a one-year contract. Anaheim 55 84 .396 29 ending September 5, 1999. COLLEGE Fowler posted a pair of shutouts, was 3-0 on the week and record- CARLETON—Named Michael Nightingale nordic skiing coach. x-clinched division title ed a 0.33 goals-against average, helping BG to the title at its own ST. OLAF—Named Michael Nightingale nordic skiing coach. tournament. The senior, who had made only one career start prior to VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH—Named Matt Ball golf coach. this past week's action playing behind two-time All-American Scott WAKE FOREST—Named Bill Dcllinger men's cross country National League Vallow, played in all 270 minutes and allowed only one goal while coach. East Division making 15 saves. Fowler was named Defensive MVP of the Classic W L Pet. GB after posting shutouts against Western Kentucky and DePaul. Major League Soccer Atlanta 89 52 .631 At A Glance New York 85 55 .607 3 1/2 BGSU T-22 in NSCAA First National Ranking Eastern Conference The national Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) has Philadelphia 68 72 .486 20 1/2 released its first national ranking of the season and the Bowling W L SOW Pts GF GA Montreal 58 81 .417 30 DC. 20 7 5 50 57 36 Green Falcons are tied for 22nd in the country with Brown, while Florida 57 82 .410 31 UCLA is the number one ranked team. Columbus 16 10 5 38 40 29 Central Division Tampa Bay 13 14 5 29 43 41 BG and St. Louis, rated 2nd, are the only teams listed in the rank- W L Pet. GB ings with 3-0-0 records. Miami 10 17 4 22 33 49 Houston 86 56 .606 New Eng 10 17 4 22 34 49 Cincinnati 82 58 .586 3 Lewis Among 38 on Walker Award List NY-NJ 5 22 3 9 25 57 Pittsburgh 69 71 .493 16 Bowling Green State University sophomore Godfrey Lewis is one Western Conference St. Louis 67 74 .475 18 1/2 of 38 running backs from across the nation being considered for the W L SOW Pts GF GA Milwaukee 61 78 .439 231/2 Doak Walker Award. The award is presented annually to recognize Los Angeles 17 9 3 45 40 22 Chicago 56 84 .400 29 the nation's premier running back for his accomplishments on the Chicago 15 11 1 43 46 28 West Division field, achievement in the classroom and citizenship in the communi- Colorado 16 9 3 42 37 32 W L Pet. GB ty- Dallas 14 13 2 38 45 30 Arizona 83 57 .593 The Toronto, Ontario native is one of four Mid-American Confer- San Jose 15 11 10 25 37 46 San Fran 76 64 .543 7 ence backs being considered joining Miami University senior Travis Kansas City 8 19 2 20 32 50 Los Angeles 65 74 .468 17 1/2 Prentice, Central Michigan University senior Eric Flowers and West- San Diego 65 75 .464 18 em Michigan junior Robert Sanford. Colorado 63 78 .447 201/2
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