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Inside the News Sports Opinion • Joe finds the light at the end of the tunnel 2 Falcon hockey entertains Campus • Students voice concerns about lack of stoves S ECAC confer ence oppo- nent RPI at the Ice Arena Nation • Garbage truck driver finds $200,000 cup 3 this weekend. _ _ NEWS Page 7

Friday, October 27, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 35 USG sponsors cross cultural Cleveland stays alive Tribe open forum needs 2 Andrea Wood Louis Lomasky, freshmen The BC News Spanish major, spoke of his ex- perience as a Jewish student. wins in Concerns about cultural diver- Lomasky said education is an im- sity and University life were portant tool in attacking preju- food for discussion at Thursday's dices. Atlanta Cross Cultural Open Forum. "I don't think there can be un- The forum was the Under- derstanding without education," Ben Walker graduate Student Government Lamosky said. "Many people be- The Associated Press Multicultural Affairs Commit- lieve Judaism is just Christianity tee's first event of the year. Or- without Jesus; it's not like that, CLEVELAND - This could ganizers brought together six it's a totally different paradigm." be the start of the ultimate students to serve as panelists, Jonathan Levenson, a student comeback. representing some minorities on of veterinary medicine, said the Orel Hershiser and the campus. The panelists addressed student code and University pol- Cleveland Indians, just one questions from the audience, at game away from losing the times offering their own insight. See USC, page three. World Series, beat Greg Mad- dux and the Atlanta Braves 5-4 Thursday night, cutting their deficit to 3-2. Albert Belle's two-run homer Student reports in the first inning - plus a brushback to Eddie Murray that led to a rare, bench- clearing Incident in the Series - campus assault energized Cleveland early. The Indians, who made a Lee Buse breezeway when a white male habit of rousing rallies all year, The BC News asked her for a cigarette light. went on to beat the best pitcher She gave the man a light as she lit in baseball, sending the Series Early Wednesday at about 2 one for herself. The man then back to Atlanta. Maddux am.. University police received threatened her with a small stopped Cleveland on two hits a report of an assault which oc- pocketknife. in the opener, but Hershiser curred near the breezeway be- He grabbed her and in the outpitched the three-time Cy tween Hanna and University struggle the supect scratched Young winner this time, allow- Hall. her in the face with his finger- ing five hits and two runs in According to campus police, nail. Apparently, the suspect eight innings. the victim had just left Cafe Shadeau. She walked to the See ASSAULT, page four. "It wa.s an unbelievable game," Hershiser said. The Braves still have two more chances to win their first Representatives title since moving to Atlanta. Game 6 will be Saturday night, with Dennis Martinez starting pass budget bill for the Indians against Game 2 winner Tom Glavine. John Kasich of Ohio. "We've "We've got to go back and David Espo win one ballgame," Braves The Associated Press done our job." A cheer went up from the Re- manager Bobby Cox said. WASHINGTON - In a momen- publican side of the chamber as tous break with the past, the the vote count climbed past 217, Hershiser, who walked one House passed a Republican bal- the number needed to assure and struck out six, is 8-1 life- anced-budget bill Thursday that passage in the 433-member time in postseason, four wins coming this year. He made the would shrink the federal House. GOP lawmakers pumped government, cut taxes and return their arms in the air in triumph. play of the game in the eighth power to the states. Democrats Across the Capitol, the GOP- with the score 4-2, atoning for two shaky plays by spearing battled to the end against the controlled Senate was expected Marquis Grissora's liner and measure. to approve a similar bill Friday, a APPtMM The vote was 227-203, with 223 major milestone in the Republi- doubling off Mike Mordecai at first base. An Indians' fan holds up a sign for Game 5 starter Orel Hershiser. The Tribe won the fifth game to Republicans and four Democrats can revolution launched last win- cut the deficit to 3-2. The series moves to Atlanta for game six, and seven, If necessary. ter. "We'll be all right," predic- "I was yelling at myself, approving the bill. Opposed were the Series. 192 Democrats, 10 Republicans ted Senate Majority Leader Bob 'Finally, finally, you can make homered for the third straight Maddux, signed by the Dole, R-Kan. a play,'" Hershiser said. day - a two-run shot off Jose Braves last year to help bring and one independent. Mesa with two outs in the Maddux set a major-league "The people should understand As the day gave way to even- Jim Thome, who singled in them the championship they've the go-ahead run in the sixth, ninth Mesa earned the save by record this season, extending chased without success, that in seven years, we will in ing. Senate Republicans system- striking out Mark Lemke, end- his streak to 18 straight road fact balance the federal budget atically turned aside Democratic hit a solo homer in the eighth clearly was not as sharp from ing the fourth one-run game of wins. the start. and save this country and save efforts to restore two-thirds of for a 5-2 lead. Ryan Klesko the next generation," said House $270 billion in savings proposed Budget Committee Chairman from Medicare. Mercer Inc. ranks jobs of administrative staff Jay Young Patricia Patton, assistant di- institutional mission, internal minimum salary of their level up ployees will not have their salary discussed. The BC News rector of employment and train- and external contact and leader- Into that range. capped, according to Moore. Moore said it is possible for ing at Personnel Services, said ship and supervision. "We may look at some individ- Bryan Benner, Administrative one person's appeal to affect the In an effort to ensure equal pay jobs were evaluated based on Staff were divided into 22 uals, based on the content of the Staff Council chairman, said ASC status of others. for equal work for administra- content levels, and each level has its own work, that are under the mini- still approves of the process, but "With people doing similar tive staff, the University paid "We didnt use titles," Patton pay range. John Moore, assistant mum that we have established," employees want to know more. jobs and only one person appeals, William Mercer Inc. $79,000 to said. "We used their responsibili- vice president for Personnel Moore said. "So we're looking at "We as an administrative staff you would have to change those rank jobs by description instead ties. We know that if you have a Services, said a rough early es- hopefully adjusting them to at are still very supportive of this doing the same job," Moore said. of just titles. director that has no one working timate had about 30 employees least a minimum." process. What people really want While it is likely that appeals Last fall, all 452 administrative for them and then you have a di- under the minimum salary level Moore said those near the top to know Is how did I get my will request a higher level, staff members filled out job rector of Student Health Ser- they were assigned. of their level will also be re- score," Benner said. "We need to Moore said he hasn't decided if questionnaires that were re- vices that runs the whole unit, "It was a lot less than we had viewed. be told all of the information in some people will go down In the viewed by their supervisors and there Is no comparison there." anticipated," Moore said. "There "We're looking at individuals the process so that we can make reshuffle. people at other levels of man- Personnel Services manager are quite a few people right In who may be at the far end of that an intelligent appeal or an intel- "If we start to look at and re- agement. Using that information. Walter Montenegro said jobs the range where they should be. position, but not to cap them," ligent decision not to appeal." examine the points, and the Mercer and University repre- were evaluated using five fac- We still have a lot of refining to Moore said. Members of administrative points either point up or down sentatives completed a statistical tors. The factors included know- do with the process." Any proposal that goes to the staff were asked to attend an in- then we have to make a d«> evaluation of every administra- ledge and experience, complex- Moore said an attempt will be Board of Trustees will include a formation meeting Thursday. ity and creativity, Impact on the made to bring those under the clause stating that current em- There the appeals process was tive position. Sec STAFF, p^efour. Opinion■ The BG News page two Friday, October 27, 1995 The BG News Success beyond English 111 "Joe's essays demonstrate "Uh, huh," I replied, eager to someone tells you that you're no Maybe I was just listening to "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" some problems with content get the needle out before he good at something. Especially them too much. I should take con- words and spelling. I also feel started babbling about the when it's someone who is sup- trol of my destiny. I mean, they Leah Barnum Jim Vickers that his essays lack audience Amish. posed to know more than you do. can't pass everyone. awareness, particularly in terms "Cheer up, Joe. At least you're And besides, I've had to write editor-in-chief managing editor of credibility of tone. He needs to not on the football team," an as- negative evaluations of co- stop starting sentences with the tute editor assured me. workers performances. Granted Dawn Keller Larry Hannan words 'and' and 'so.'" - English "Oh, no you dont," I replied. it was at "Buffalo Wings and 111 evaluator. "While the pigskin folks might Rings," and the evaluation read news editor assistant managing editor I was a failure. It was my only be winning about 50 percent something like "Remember, a freshman year and prior to my of the time against other MAC vomiting customer is still a pay- Aaron Gray Robin Coe revisions, I couldn't even pass teams, I'm pretty sure anyone on ing customer. And they should be city editor the most basic composition the team could beat a skinny treated accordingly." editorial editor course at the University. white columnist in 10 out of 10 But it still makes me feel a My career options were smal- matchups." little like the pot calling the ler than O J. Simpson's hope for a I was distraught. I mean, I kettle black. Or Bryant Gumbel comeback. Not as small as Nicole could deal with failure on a per- calling a W.AS.P. "honkey." Simpson's chances. But small sonal level. Hell, during my first If you will. nonetheless. semester I'd fail 10 to 15 times a So I sulked around my dorm With one strike of the pen, this night just between the hours of room for a little while, until I fi- E.A.R. to the evaluator had sent me from Joe 1:45 and 2 a.m. nally worked up the courage to Pelffer, potential college gradu- "Hey, this might sound like a revise and resubmit my portfo- ate to Joe Pelffer, weekly plasma cheesy line, but you're beauti- lio. I passed - barely. donator. ful," I would try on an unsuspect- Which brings me to my point. Ground... "If I let you leave the needle in ing vixen. You need to see beyond today's for five more minutes, will you Smack! failure to view lommorow's suc- give me another cookie?" I would "This might sound like a cesses. When you finally look ask. cheesy line, but you're beauti- past your small saplings of fail- \A/e at E.A.R. don't mind bad weather. We can take bit- "No," said the plasma man, ful," I'd say turning to her friend. ure to grasp life's big picture V Vter cold and 90 mile per hour winds. We can also who looked strikingly familiar. "You know, I used to be some- Smack! you'll Hnd that... Well, you'll find stand Sahara-like heat But please, could it just stay con- "Stop talking to me." body," he said as a tear fell from "This might sound like a a hell of a lot of saplings. But sistent? Is there anyone else out there who has light- "Hey, you kind of look like that his eye. "Then I went back to cheesy line, but you're beauti- that's life. If you hang with it for heartedly bounced out of their residence hall or apart- guy from 'Little House on The school and failed my English 111 ful," I'd try again, mlstakingly long enough, you'll find your ment clad in shorts and t-shirt, only to have Arctic tem- Prairie,'" I observed. evaluation." turning to her older brother. successes. peratures hit them in the face like a board? Or suffered "I had other roles," Merlin Ol- Okay, maybe I was over- "Really?" he'd reply. And they'll mean more than through a 15-minute journey to class in 90-degree tem- sen snapped. "Dammit, I knew it reacting a bit. Maybe I was even You get the picture. . any English 111 grade. was a mistake to tie my star to hulucinating a bit. But its hard to But for some reason, this was peratures, dripping with sweat under their five layers of that Land on guy." clothing? Welcome to the Bermuda Triangle, midwest believe in yourself when hitting me particularly hard. style. *•* E.A.R. wants to give fair warning to anyone who might have occasion to travel along East Court Street anytime in the near future. That section of white pavement on the £JUeRe Wece AtoBe north side of the street isn't newly poured sidewalk - it's PBoFiT »N TQetfTiMd ttXJQ a vast layer of bird droppings, the likes of which this city has never seen. You might want to consider walking on the south side eedeVfe rte, nfe*p po yr. of the street to avoid enemy fire. It wouldn't be the first time someone has fallen victim to aerial attack. *•* A welcome addition was noticeable in some University computer labs this week: elbow room. E.A.R. can't even guess what caused this sudden relief of congestion, but whatever it was, we hope it continues.

While Bowling Green is no Ohio University, campus and city police can probably still expect to be kept extra busy with their own share of out-of-control Halloween partiers. It's bad to see drunk and disorderly students hauled off to the police station anytime of the year, but it's worse to see them wake up in jail dressed in bright, blue and red, spandex Superman outfits. That long walk home with a red cape blowing behind you is no fun.

When the Thurstin Avenue construction project began last spring we were told it would probably be completed by the time the semester began. It looks like that predic- tion will be correct. To bad it'll be the start of spring se- ^P.«- -» mester and not fall. Although to be honest, would anyone really be surprised if it wasn't finished by the beginning of spring semester? Party system needs change Copyright O 1995 by The BO News. Reprinting of any material Speculation about the potential Wall Street Journal recently Two years ago, Republican in this publication without permisssion of The BG News is strictly Dakota Senator expects to raise presidential candidacy of Gen- noted that Congressional Repub- Senator Larry Pressler of South $3 million toward his 1996 reelec- prohibited. eral Colin Powell has once again lican leaders, despite their anti- Dakota, was one of the leading tion campaign. Although Press- The BO News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 highlighted the Inherent weak- government rhetoric, have be- critics of corporate and special ler's committee is now consider- and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in nesses of our two-party system. come "cozy controlling the interest political action commit- ing a comprehensive bill which is the summer. In head-to-head competition in levers of power." tees (PACs), which nood millions described as "strongly favora- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the public opinion polls, Powell Is of dollars into the political ble" toward the telecommunica- student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions much more popular than either system. Pressler even introduced tion industry's interests, the of the most likely presidentia expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those Guest Columnist an amendment which would have Senator stoutly denies that their nominees of the two major par- outlawed political action commit- PAC contributions have had any of The BO News. ties. President Bill Clinton and Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, tees. But when the Republicans influence on this legislation. Senate Majority Leader Robert seized control of the U.S. Sentate, typed and include the writers name, phone number and University anning Instead of focusing on Powell, Dole. Powell Is probably "too lib- Pressler was capitulated from who has no intention of building a affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and eral" to win the Republican his obscure status to become third party, we need to consider all letters. nomination through the primar- JYJarable chairman of the powerful Senate what it will take to develop a The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any ies, although there are strong in- Commerce Committee. Because genuine alternative in American errors in stories or photograph subscriptions. dications that Dole may select this committee controls new leg- politics. One place to begin is by him for the vice presidential islation on the telecommunica- supporting more liberal election nomination. Powell has said pri- For example. Republicans tions industry, Pressler over- laws, permitting smaller parties vately that any independent promised to eliminate or radical- night became the principal recip- to gain access to the ballot. The The BG News Staff campaign like that of billiionaire ly restructure the Department of ient of PAC donations from cable winner-take-all electoral system Rosa Perot has little likelihood of Housing and Urban Development television, telephone and broad- must be challenged in the courts photography editor Kelly Rigo success. (HUD). But once In power. New casting companies. Within and eventually replaced by a co-sports editor Scott Brown York Republican Congressman months after assuming leader- Rarely have conditions been more democratic proportional co-sports editor Patrick Murphy Rick Lazio, who had just become ship of the Senate Commerce more favorable to a third party, representation process, in which assistant sports editor Christian Pclusi chairman of the House Banking Committee, Pressler received voters could rank candidates ac- which would provide a genuine Subcommittee that supervises thousands of dollars in donations cording to their order of pre- assistant city editor Joe Boyle alternative within our political graphics editor Rochelle Slosser HUD, fought a rear-guard action from the corporate PACs of ference. A proportional repre- system. There Is deep dis- to maintain the federal housing Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski AT&T, NYNEX, US West, Walt sentation system allows minori- enchantment with government bureaucracy. Lazio recognized Disney Co, Sprint, GTE, and the Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple and the abscence of accountabili- ties to concentrate their votes, that "doing away with HUD Home Shopping Network. lowering the threshhold for elec- copy chief Kristin Stadum ty by elected of f icials. could shrink his brand-new con- Before the November, 1994 The two major parties have a tion to below fifty percent In assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman gressional fief," theJournal election, the Chicago-based stranglehold on the legislative multimember districts. special projects editor Amy Johnson noted. Pennsylvania Republican Ameritech Corporation gave 56 assistant special projects editor Jim Barker process, utilizing the govern- Bud Shuster, chairman of the percent of it PAC funds to Demo- ment to control and reallocate House Transportation Commit- crats. Since November, the PAC Dr. Manning Kiorable is resources to their clients and 204 West Hall tee, brags openly about his con- has been overwhelmingly pro- Professor of History apd Director constituents. This sorry fact of Bowling Green State University trol of highway construction Republican. Pressler alone of the Institute for Research in public life Is true, regardless of funds, declaring, "There's no African-American Studies, Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 received $6,500 from Amer- the ideological affiliations of the such thing as a Republican or itech's PAC from January Columbia University, New York bgnews®bgnet.bgsu.e politicians in bath parties. The Democrat on bridges." through April 199S. The South City.

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Movies this week- end Three movies will be showing on campus this weekend. On Friday and Saturday, the University Activities Organization will be show- ing the 199S film "The Bas- ketball Diaries." Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, the movie tells the true story of Jim Carroll's youth, drug addiction and eventual ma- turity as an artist. Perot motivates Ohio The film will be showing in 1111) 1 si- a in p Hall at 8 and high school students 10 p.m. and midnight both Ross Perot urged an audience days. Admission is $2. of high school students today to On Friday, the 1945 film strive for excellence, as Ohio's "Anchors Aweigh" will be aviation pioneers Orville and showing at the Gish Film Wilbur Wright did. Theater. Starring Gene Ke- "Don't get discouraged - lly and Frank Sinatra, the - ever," the 1992 independent movie involves several presidential candidate told about love-sick sailors on leave in 500 students who packed an audi- Hollywood during World torium at New Richmond High War II. School in this Ohio River village. On Saturday, the 1941 "Don't say, 'Woe is me.' Ordinary film "Honky Tonk" will be Americans are capable of shown at the Gish Film extraordinary things." Theater. Starring Clark Ga- He said the Wright brothers ble and Lana Turner, the taught the world to fly, without film involves a gambling any government subsidy. couple who try to redeem Perot, the Texas tycoon trying their lives. to establish a third major politi- Both films showing at the cal party, invoked the names of Gish will begin at 7:30 p.m. the Wright brothers - who began Admission is free on a first their pioneering aviation work in come first serve basis. Dayton - as he began a one-day visit to Ohio. He had also sched- uled a speech Thrusday night in London Brass is Mentor, Ohio. Ohio has the next deadline for coming Ross Perot in his campaign to get The internationally accla- his Independence Party on the imed London Brass will 1996 ballot in all 50 states. Rcmy dc la Mauvlnicrc/AP Photo make its third appearance Students, who were let out of Visitors at the "Femlnismasaulin, the Sex of Art" exhibition walk Tom Wesselman at the Pompidoo Center in Paris. More than 500 at the University when it classes to hear Perot's 45-minute performs tonight at 8 p.m. past "Green Table," a painted fiberglass, glass and leather table works by some 100 artists will be displayed at the modern art speech, also filled a gymnasium designed by Allen Jones, and "Mouth 11," 1967, an oil painting by museum until Feb. 12. in Kobacker Hall of the next door to hear him on a closed- - Moore Musical Arts Center. circuit relay. An undetermined The 10 piece group is number of townspeople also known for performing a came in to see Perot. USG vast range of musical He was quickly escorted away celebrated I couldn't accept anything less. I to say I haven't experienced that styles. They have played at after his speech and did not speak Continued from page one. "We are supposed to be a non- use that hate energy to better much discrimination on the basis the London Philharmonic, with reporters. the London Symphany and secular society," Ludlow said. myself," Davis said. of my homosexuality." Jones United We Stand America- icies concerning holidays make it Vilvi Vannak, a Spanish major, Although many problems con- said. "There have been certain the English Chamber or- Ohio, formed during Perot's 1992 chestras. difficult for he and others to spoke from both a woman's as cerning the University communi- instances where I have to hide it presidential campaign, has split ty and its treatment of minorities Tickets for the perform- into two camps. Each contends it practice their respective relig- well as a disabled person's per- because I want a job someday." ance are $12, $19 and $26 has the right to use the group's ions. Levenson said he had a spective. were discussed, Michael Jones, and are on sale at the Moore name, choose its leader and con- difficult time getting out of "Many people assume that if elementary education major, Dora Vega, junior ethnic stud- Musical Arts Center box of- trol its checkbook. classes to honor the Jewish High your legs don't work your brain said his experience on campus ies and political science major, fice. The box office will be Supporters of the Dallas-based Holy Days. He said professors doesn't either," Vannak said. The has been relatively positive. said real change can only occur open until 6 p.m. United We Stand America want to counted his abscences as unex- forum addressed the issue of "On this campus I would have on an individual level. help Perot form a third party. But cused. power and manipulation on a Concert in memory some members question the way "Being a state institution, I be- large scale, as well as combatting of dean Perot has run his organization for lieve there should be no dis- stereotypes. The University College of the last two years and believe the crimination," said Levenson. Toriano Davis, a student and Howard's clubM Musical Arts will pay trib- Ohio organization should stick to Jeannie Ludlow, professor of former marine, said the white I I Mon-Sot 12-2:30 om I IB its educational, nonpartisan mis- ute to its first dean with a popular culture who attended the majority must realize they have Sun 5 -230 cm memorial concert at 3 p.m. sion. Supporters have until Nov. 20 forum, suggested the University certain privileges that are given, Sunday in Kobacker Hall. offer students a given number of and not necessarily earned. Benefit for MS Featuring works by to collect 33,500 signatures from registered voters. That's fewer days to be used for their own "My experiences [on campus] I APPEARING Joseph Haydn and Ralph think have been positive. For me, Sunday, October 29 Vaughn Williams, the con- than half the 89,007 voter regis- holidays, at the times they are cert will honor the late trations required in California. James Paul Kennedy, who Organizers said Tuesday they a- RIZZO died in early September. chieved their goal. They are targeting California, A native of Iowa, Ken- —T*^ nedy served as the first di- Ohio and Maine first because Dia de los Muertos Dance rector of the School of Mu- they have 1995 deadlines. (Acoustic) Mil sic under the college of ed- Meeting the deadline should be ucation in 1957, and contin- no problem in Ohio, said Sandra Join Latino Student Union and the community r PAT SAVAGE ued as director when the Reckseit, who works in Columbus as we dance and celebrate Dia de Los Muertos "i^Bands start at 5 pm • 50/50 Raffle school became independent for the Dallas organization. She in 1970. When the school said organizing began last week, with Live entertainment by Los Aztecas de Roy ALL Proceeds Benefit MS became a college in 1974, although she would not say how many volunteers are working on Longoria. Costumes optional. $5 at the.door Kennedy was appointed Donations accepted at door dean. At the time, the Uni- the effort. with proceeds going to a scholarship. M versity was one of 31 "People are working on it all 101B OLSC Saturday 8-1 am. schools offering a doctoral over the state," she said. "We program in music. have literally thousands of peti- tions out there." Meanwhile, the leader of the

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page four Friday, October 27,1995 Peddling Pumpkins Students concerned about lack of stoves Genell Pavellch dence hall government, said the standing of the residents' wants The BC News purpose of the petition was to and needs," he said. voice the students' concerns. He said RSA would like some The Resident Student Associa- "We wanted to make sure there resolution to the problem, at least tion recently passed a bill voicing is an awareness of the problem," replacing one stove in the build- its displeasure that the stoves are she said. ing. being removed from the McDon- Brenda Moser, vice president Moser said she agreed that the ald North residence hall. for McDonald North residence residents would like the stoves Art Mabrey, RSA president, hall government, said she had replaced. said the group passed the bill be- purchased the minimum meal "We would like to see the ovens cause many residents of McDon- plan because she had planned to and stoves replaced," she said. ald North were concerned about use the ovens. "It Is a burden for those resi- the inconvenience and financial Moser started a petition and dents who anticipated having the burden of not having the stoves got more than 200 McDonald ovens and stoves available for available. North residents to sign it before their convenience." Some residents may not have it was taken to RSA. Copies of the bill passed by purchased meal plans or pur- Mabrey said RSA wants some RSA were sent to various Uni- chased the lowest ones because kind of solution to the problem versity administrators, including they had planned to use the and it is willing to help the ad- McDonald Complex coordinator stoves in the halls, he said. ministration come up with ideas. Dennis Rupert, Vice President Michele Quarterman, presi- "We try to aid the administra- for Student Affairs Ed Whipple dent of McDonald North resi- tion in getting a better under- and President Sidney Ribeau. Environment discussed Dawn Keller ing to stop it, according to Jeff tribe," Brown said. "SEAC has The BC News Brown, an alumnus of SEAC made progress, though, the Two student organizations will who's going to the conference. project has been delayed." participate in the Student Envi- Brown will explain how to ronmental Action Coalition re- "Five students from [the Uni- scavenge in Dumpsters to gional conference at Wooster versity] were arrested for civil protect the environment. College to learn more about the disobedience a couple years environment Oct. 27 to 29. ago," Brown said. "However, the "[Brown] gets some of his The SEAC and Environmental EPA and government has worked clothes from Dumpsters. He got Action Group and will participate to keep it open." a stereo, too," Davis said. "It's in workshops and listen to Putting a telescope on Mt. Gra- amazing what some stores just speakers. ham isnt necessary because it throw away." The workshops will educate would harm endangered species, about the Waste Technology In- according to Cinda Davis, an A speaker will discuss anti- dustry incinerator in East Liver- EAG officer. racist issues because SEAC in- pool, Ohio, the Buckeye Forest corporates issues of race, gender Council, vegetarianism, organiz- "There's a movement to put a and class, according to Brown. ing and leadership skills, the pros telescope on Mt. Graham in Ari- and cons of putting a telescope on zona, but there's an endangered "SEAC extends the definition Stephanie Mlikawl/BC Newt Mt. Graham and scavenging as a species on it," Davis said. "It's of environment," Brown said. Bob Steblng, a member of the American Chemical Society Student Affiliates, sells a pumpkin to a stu- Dumps tt: r diver. just not necessary." "You cant save the environment dent in the union oval, Thursday afternoon. The sale will run from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on the 27th and the The WTI Incinerator is the na- "It will destroy forests and also 30th. by itself, you have to work with tion's largest, and SEAC is work- ruin sacred grounds of an Indian the issues that dominate it." STAFF "I don't think it is going to be Pay method may last forever Continued from page one. changing that much based on ap- peals," Moore said. Jay Young hiring new people in, and we do The plan has not lasted forever She said about 190 of 350-360 clsion," Moore said. "It's easy to If approved, Moore said it will The BC News not hire them under the market at Central Michigan University. employees appealed their origi- say, T see you going up.' I still take time to perfect. value or over the market value," The administrative staff at CMU nal score. have a question in my mind, for "Right now it is going to take If approved by the Board of Moore said. "In the past we were went through a similar process in Looking back, Macdonagh said which I don't have an answer. us a year and a half, or up to two Trustees, the Mercer Report will guessing, and now we have a sci- 1990. Etta Macdonagh, CMU she doesnt know if the decision What If it was someone who was years, to refine this system to change the way University Per- entific method." manager of compensation and to go with the plan would be taken down?" where It is going to be perfect for sonnel does business. Moore said the method is one benefits, said the Mercer rec- made again. Moore said he is hopeful the Bowling Green State Universi- John Moore, assistant vice that can last the University for- ommendations were put into "It is hard to answer, because plan can be brought before the ty," Moore said. "Hopefully in president for Personnel, said the ever. place from 1990-93. the climate today is different Board of Trustees by its Febru- two years we will have a system plan Is a good one. "The range is a living struc- "We're looking at other options than it was back In 1990," Mac- ary meeting. He said most of the that will last as long as Bowling "I think it's really going to help ture," Moore said. "It continues now," Macdonagh said. "Organi- donagh said. "With the amount of plan will look the same then. Green is around." us when we're starting to look at to move with the marketplace." zations have really changed dur- change and restructuring going ing the 1990s. There's a need for on, our needs are different." ASSAULT UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO a greater flexibility of managers If the University plan Is ap- ages of 18 and 23. He is around and supervisors to have jobs that proved by the Board of Trustees, Continued frotn page one. 5*10" tall with a medium build MASXOW&MN MAEJL.OWMJSN are multi-faceted. We're looking Christopher Dalton, vice presi- and had razor stubble on his face. at some different options given dent for Planning and Budgeting, could not constrain the victim He also had a small mole or dirt I Come celebrate with us Sunday Oct. 29 the amount of change that is go- said the financial impact would and she ran away. mark on the left side of his face ing on at our university right be minimal. The victim told police after she near his eye. Eg In the Gallery from 8-11PM! "I think there's a lot of posi- now." got away she watched the assai- The man was wearing a dirty Macdonagh said CMU faced a Hear the band "SYKIACC" perform, lant run in the direction of Wil- multi-colored stocking cap, a very lengthy appeals process. See METHOD, page six. liams and Shatzel Hall. The dark trench coat, and blue jeans. and take a chance at winning woman also told police that in the According to Barbera Waddell, some PRIZES in our RAFFLE. struggle he tore away part of her public information officer for the v B.G. Jaycees black outer sweater, which Uni- campus police, the police de- Dress up if you like (Costumes are Optional) versity police later recovered at partment is increasing the num- J & K100 proem the scene. ber of patrol units on campus for IT WILL BE A HQWUNQ QQQO TWSt The victim described the sus- further safety. Maul at the Mall pect as a white male between the "One of the things that we're any questions? Call 372-2343 '^v ^rA- ^•a™ doing is holding some of our offi- Haunted House '95 cers over for the different UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO (ATWOODUWDMUi) shifts," Waddell said. "So we (ne«l lo o'd Hills BWg.) have Increased our patrol by holding some of our officers over for an extra four hours." Ttiurs. thru TUH., Oct. 26 thru 31 mr spfijlj University police urges anyone Conxc a»A "Tint" Y fcJ*™- with any information on this sub- $4.00 per peraoo« Open 7 to 11p.m. ject, no matter how trivial it may WITH THE... * For MMtMfc eta 3S4SOJC seem, to call the campus police Join UAO on o 4 hour A SYMPHONIC BAND department at 372-2346. high r>.pes course . ▲ CONCERT BAND Meet professional National Speaker ▲ UNIVERSITY BAND Of A ATHLETIC BAND Jimmy Cabrera's, CSP 4-H CAMP PALMER Today, 1:30 11 am to 6 pm All students are welcome to participate in any of SAVE these ensembles. If interested, please contact: OLSC101B COST: $22 Bonnie Bess, Secretary, Band Activities A TREE College of Musical Arts A dynamic and energetic speaker. His presentation, "Find Your NICHE Or Stay in The DITCH", Sign-up in the UAO Moore Musical Arts Center, Room 1010 Earticipants will leam to appreciate self awareness by office located on the RECYCLE (419) 372-2186 arning how to LAUGH at themselves, fall in LOVE 3rd Floor Union first organizational meeting for with themselves and become determined BECAUSE of call 7164 or 2343 tor more info. PAPER Athletic Band - 7 p.m., Sunday, October 29 themselves. Free and Open to public, seating limited to only 300 Kelly Rehearsal Hall, Room 1012, MMAC please. CREDIT AVAJlAMf - NONMUSK MAJORS WELCOME! t J- Sponosredfyy the Latino Student Union orfttnization. ^VV-^AftA/rfrf ~. "+.—£.& '- / The BG News Friday, October 27,1995 page five Death raises Driver finds winning cup questions of Garbage 1 i1-"^™! H police brutality man finds I Wr >^^H

Alyssa Gabbay led face-down on the pavement. glass worth PJpiT „ , IIIIMIIU •-"■•* •■ .' ^■■■iivijmjpj The Associated Press He asphyxiated because of com- pression of his neck and chest, $200,000 f 381 mjjtgi BRENTWOOD, Pa. - Months the coroner said. w. before a cousin of pro football The Rev. Jesse Jackson called Richard Loranl 1 player Ray Seals died in a traffic- the death a "lynching." Gam- The Associated Press stop scuffle with police, a memo mage, 31, was black. The five went out from the police chief to officers involved, two of them PEABODY, Mass. - Think 0 X, his 15-member from Brentwood, are white. there's nothing but garbage in department. Seals, along with Gammage's the trash? Craig Randall didn't LsB It warned friends, dont believe he resisted think so, and now he's $200,000 officers and doubt there was call for such richer. against using force. Gammage managed Seals' Randall, 23, a garbage truck "boisterous charitable work and T-shirt busi- driver from East Bridgewater, ■WJKB discourtesy" ness. saw an old Wendy's restaurant and "steamrol- "My cousin, man, he would contest cup on a heap of gar- ler tactics" never disrespect you," Seals bage in the back of his truck during traffic said. "The police say he was re- two months ago. Remembering stops. sisting arrest, but I think he was that he'd won a free chicken Did Chief doing what any normal human sandwich the previous week, Wayne Babish, hired to clean up being would have done when he's he pulled off the contest the "cowboys" and "good ole getting hit with a nightstick. He sticker and read, "Congratula- boys" in uniform in this Pitts- was trying to protect himself." tions. You have won $200,000 BiUBrelt/AP Photo burgh suburb, anticipate deadly Babish had been chief for a toward a new home." Trash collector Craig Randal, 23, of East Bridgewater, Mass., sits on the back of bis trash truck at trouble? year in February when he put out Today, he drove to Wendy's the Waste Management Company in Shoughton, Mass., after he found a Wendy's prize cup worth "I did not," he said last week. the training bulletin warning in his garbage truck with his $200,000 while on his rounds collecting trash In Dedham, Mass. "Am I smart enough to under- officers about traffic stops. fiancee and two lawyers to pick stand that the mistreatment of "The bullying or bombastic up his prize an oversized said that's what he plans to do. soul had thrown away. girlfriend," he said. motorists could lead to more Brentwood police officer who be- check for $200,000. "That's all he's ever talked "I was in shock," Randall Randall mailed in the sticker complicated matters? Yes." lieves that a motorist must be "How many garbage men do about since I met him buying said. "It said it was worth and found out that the prize Jonny Gammage's death on given a tongue-lashing for any you see on the front page?" he a house," Dacey said. $200,000, but I didn't believe it. was legitimate. Oct. 12 has raised questions of minor Infraction, or when an said, pleased that his photo had The couple's idea of Sunday I thought it was another hoax. I police brutality and racism on a arrest is made, is generally a appeared In several area fun Is cruising East and West pretty much blew it off." "How could we ask for a bet- force already touched by trouble. coward in uniform," the memo papers. Bridgewater, looking at houses Randall just stuffed it into ter winner? What a deal," said It also has led Gammage's said. Although Randall is not for sale, she said. The two plan his pocket and went back to Althea Clark, regional services cousin, a member of the Pitts- But several months later, some obliged to spend his contest to marry next September. work. coordinator for Century 21, burgh Steelers, to hire a lawyer officers started wearing T-shirts winnings on a new home, he Randall said he was stunned which is co-sponsoring the and renowned pathologist Cyril that said "good ole boys" and and his fiancee, 25-year-old when he peeled the sticker off "I remembered it when I got contest with Dublin, Ohio- Wecht to investigate. showed a posse of pistol-waving Michelle Dacey of Taunton, the cup that some other hapless home later and showed my based Wendy's. Police said Gammage, who at horsemen. S-fcot-7 and 187 pounds wasn't City Councilman Bob Cranmer, exactly NFL material himself, a white man who is considered led them on a 1.4-mile, low-speed something of a rabble-rouser on chase from Brentwood to Pitts- the City Council In this communi- burgh after an officer spotted ty of 11,000, said unruliness and Poll: GOP won't balance budget him driving Seals' Jaguar errati- violent tendencies among some cally. on the Brentwood force played a The Associated Press nearly 3-1 margin, according to a On Wednesday, as debate on drop in the deficit. New York Times/CBS News poll According to officers' accounts big part in Gammage's death. the budget opened in both The poll was based on random NEW YORK - Most Americans released today. houses, Democrats denounced telephone interviews conducted cited by the Pittsburgh-Post- do not believe Congressional Re- "When you have these guys Those polled also rejected by a the tax cut proposal and Presi- Sunday through Tuesday with Gazette, Brentwood Officer John publicans will balance the budget Vojtas used a flashlight to knock running around acting like cow- 2-1 margin GOP plans to cut Med- dent Clinton reiterated his threat 1,077 adults throughout the coun- by 2002, and they disapprove of icare, while conceding they do a cellular phone out of Gam- boys, when they don't follow to veto the GOP plan. He also an- try. The margin of error is plus the GOPs proposed tax cuts by a not know much about it. mage's hand after he got out of standards and procedures, then nounced the third consecutive or minus 3.S percentage points. the car to be searched. Police they could lose control of a situa- said Vojtas feared the phone was tion easily or could precipitate a weapon. bad things," Cranmer said. Then, according to the officers, A police officer once showed Man relives daughter's death Gammage resisted arrest and a up drunk to interview him after Griffith sat in front of his it," he said. "I realize she's there tal where his 3-year-old daughter fight broke out. he had been mugged and beaten, Evan Perez daughter's grave thinking about because of me. And that's a terri- Joy lay in a coma with irreversi- An officer from another town Cranmer said. Another officer The Associated Press what put her there - bullets from ble thing to know." ble brain damage. She had been used his baton and knee to sub- a gun he fired. In 1985, Griffith walked into a due Gammage as he was spraw- MIAMI - On the second day of See POLICE, page fix. his second chance at life, Charles "I just sat there and looked at room in Miami Children's Hospi- See DAUGHTER, page six. CHURCH DIRECTORY

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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Any Mr. Twister, who makes his liv- clown is free to walk around ing entertaining at birthday and Santa Cruz and get his jollies office parties, giving clowning dropping coins into other peo- classes and performing on the ple's about-to -expire parking street, has never had to depend meters. Mr. Twister saw to that. on the kindness of meter- The professional clown who plugging strangers. He has no was hit with a $13 fine for car. unauthorized meter-feeding Instead, he commutes by fought City Hall and won. City skateboard from the mobile Council on Tuesday repealed the home he shares with his mother ordinance against plugging and stepfather. strangers' parking meters. He said he started plugging "Right on the face of it, the law meters when he saw a friend's makes no sense," Mayor {Cather- car being ticketed. Soon, Mr. ine Beiers said. Twister was plugging everyone's On Thursday, Mr. Twister - in meters, reasoning, "Random acts white face, rainbow-striped of kindness can be fun." pants, a polka-dot tie, shaggy red Scon, people began giving him hair and bulbous red nose - was quarters. He took satisfaction in downtown again, dropping quar- beating parking enforcement ters and getting laughs, as he has officers to expired meters. for the last six years. He estimates he spends $2,000 Honk, honk, a car saluted. a year - 5 percent to 10 percent of "Honk, honk," Mr. Twister his income - on meter feeding brayed in acknowledgement. and other charitable contribu- "All right, Mr. Twister, all tions. Byron Jones watches his neighbor's house burn to the ground near climbs his leg. right!" a man crossing the street But the meter readers warned Morgantown, VV.Va., as one of the five kittens that escaped the blaze yelled. him they had found an ordinance Another on the sidewalk knelt that forbade anyone but the par- in tribute. "You're our spiritual ker to plug a parking meter. On leader," Robert Forte declared. Oct. 9, police slapped him with a Mr. Twister, a 26-year-old Cory citation. McDonald, had deliberately Savvy about media circuses as Abortion activists file suit courted a citation for violating well as the three-ringed ones, Mr. what he called the Anti-Good Twister walked over to the local Class action case intended to protect doctors, clinic workers Samaritan Law. newspaper, and word spread When the matter came up for a quickly. William C. Crum dowed the lives and well-being of Burnett denied advocating vio- The lawsuit seeks an injunction vote Tuesday night, City Council With publicity, the laugh was The Associated Press many abortion providers across lence but, as he has in the past, preventing the two groups and 14 members donned big red clown soon on the parking agency. Sup- the country," Johnson said in a maintained that such actions are anti-abortion activists, including noses and squeezed them to make porters donated $332 in quarters PORTLAND, Ore. -- Abortion statement. "not unjustifiable." Burnett, from distributing such them squeak. After they voted to to keep up the lawbreaking. And rights organizations today filed a Details of the lawsuit were be- The lawsuit alleges that "un- posters and a "deadly dozen" list repeal the ordinance, Mr. Twis- a lawyer, Ben Rice, stepped for- class-action lawsuit aimed at ing announced in news conferen- wanted" posters giving informa- of abortion doctors first pub- ter expressed his appreciation by ward to represent him "pro silencing some of the nation's ces in Portland and in New York tion about abortion doctors licized earlier this year. twisting balloon animals for Bozo." most militant anti-abortion acti- City. amount to threats that violate It asks that they be forbidden them. "I had clowns calling me," Rice vists and seeking at least $200 The lawsuit seeks to link kill- federal racketeering laws, and from any contact, by mail, tele- "Just good P.R.," was how Mr. said, "some of the best legal million in damages. ings of abortion doctors and laws protecting abortion clinics. phone or in person, with any Twister explained the City Coun- mimes in the country offering to The lawsuit, filed in U.S. Dis- clinic workers to anti-abortion The lawsuit details how distri- abortion doctors around the cil's retreat as he strolled the help.' trict Court in Portland, is the activists around the country, in- bution of the posters was fol- country. sunny sidewalks of this coastal The city dropped the citation first nationwide class action in- cluding the American Coalition lowed by killings of three doctors The lawsuit seeks compensa- community 75 miles south of San last week. tended to protect abortion doc- of Life Activists and Advocates and an escort for one of them. tory and punitive damages for tors and clinic workers from vio- for Life Ministries, both based in It claims copies of "Life Advo- various alleged violations of fed- METHOD lence, said Jane Johnson, interim Portland. cate" magazines were found In eral and Oregon state laws. Continued from page four. it is depends on how big the re- the possession of Shelley Shan- president of the Planned Parent- "This is a list of who's who," It was filed by Planned Parent- quirements are." non, the Grants Pass, Ore., wom- hood Federation of America. said Andrew Burnett, a co- hood of the Columbia-Willamette, tives for the plan because it will Moore said it will take some "These threats of violence founder of the American Coali- an convicted of attempted mur- Portland Feminist Women's der in the 1993 shooting of a Wi- give us an administrative staff time, but soon the Mercer part of have been allowed to continue for tion of Life Activists and one of Health Center and five abortion compensation plan that makes the study will disappear. chita, Kan., abortion doctor. far too long and have oversha- the defendants. doctors from around the country. sense," Dalton said. "I'm not sure "The word Mercer will dis- that it will have any particular appear in a couple of months, and POLICE long-term financial impact on the we will start talking about Bowl- University, once we get by the ing Green State University's po- Continued from page five. but the City Council decided court orders of protection. ing on the Gammage case. cost of bringing up the people sition analysis and salary pro- against it, saying the man had ac- In 1993, a small group of Bren- "I just kind of don't like to put who are below the minimum sal- gram." has been suspended twice for be- ted properly. twood residents led by the the stigma on him that he's an ary In the range to which they In five years Moore said he ing drunk while on duty. More controversy surrounds mother of another Vojtas girl- ogre because he's had marital have been assigned." wants to be speaking highly of In 1993, an off-duty officer Vojtas, the officer who struck the friend, Judith Barren, called for problems," Joyce said. "So many Dalton said enough money the program. pulled his gun in the presence of first blow at Gammage, accord- his dismissal after Ms. Barrett people have had them. It's true should be available to make the "I want to be able to say that two teen-age boys, one of whom ing to police reports. was found dead at a bus stop. he's had some problems, but necessary salary adjustments. we have a fantastic compensa- was threatening him with a base- Lisa Lightner, a former girl- The Allegheny County coroner they're civil problems, not crim- "They would have to come tion program in place," Moore ball bat, city officials said. The friend of Vojtas' and the mother concluded that she had shot her- inal ones." from the budgets of the particu- said. "That it is looked at by officer, who is still on the force, of his two children, complained self with Vojtas' service revolv- lar areas that they were in," Dal- other Universities of higher edu- had pulled the boys over for a that he abused her both physical- er. Ms. Barrett's mother, Lillian During the arrest, Gammage ton said. "I think they'll be able cation and that we're glad what traffic violation. ly and verbally several times Barrett, said she suspected Voj- responded to Vojtas' knocking to handle it. How easy or difficult we did five years ago," Cranmer thought the officer from 1987 to 1993, according to tas frequently beat Ms. Barrett. the phone from his hand by grab- should have been investigated. court papers. She obtained three She believes his abuse brought bing the flashlight and striking on her daughter's death. Brentwood Lt. Milton Mulhol- DAUGHTER land, who had pulled over Gam- The City Council suspended Continued from page five. day. "I regret doing it." Vojtas for 10 days later that year mage and asked for backup. Griffith remembers being a for an Incident that took place In the ensuing fight, Gammage injured eight months earlier protective father, making the ac- before Ms. Barrett's death in bit Vojtas' thumb and broke an- when a reclining chair closed on cident that put her in the hospital which he entered a bar in uni- other officer's wrist, according her head. even harder to comprehend. form, argued with Ms. Barrett to police accounts. After giving her an overdose of The girl was standing on the 16th Annual and overturned a table, city offi- Valium, he held out his gun and foot rest of a recliner watching cials said. Officer Michael Albert from pulled the trigger twice, ending television when the footrest col- Halloween Bash Three times, he has had girl- nearby Baldwin arrived with an- her life and forever changing his. lapsed. Joy's head became friends arrested in the course of other Baldwin officer after the Convicted of first-degree mur- trapped, cutting off oxygen. domestic disputes, according to fight began. Albert subdued der, Griffith was sent to prison "We thought we had baby- at their lawyers. Gammage by kneeling on him for life. That conviction was set proofed the house. We changed Vojtas' home number is un- and pressing his baton into his aside last week after he was al- the coffee table to a round one so Uptown/ listed and an attorney for a police neck and shoulder. lowed to plead guilty to second- she wouldn't get hurt," he said. association representing him did Vojtas and Mulholland have degree murder. "Whoever would have thought Downtown not return several calls. been placed on leave while the He was credited with the 10 about a recliner?" Mayor James Joyce said Voj- death is investigated. Albert was years he served and was released Distraught over the doctors' tas' past problems have no bear- confined to desk work. Tuesday. He was ordered to prognosis that Joy's condition serve six years probation. would only get worse and crazed Tuesday Griffith, 35, emerged from be- by seeing her little body hooked hind bars a changed man, he said, to feeding tubes, Griffith decided > Oetebeff 81, 1996 no longer convinced that what he to end her misery and his. ■r ^*^ 'f tLAVORS ON TAr .w«fkv.ll did was justified. Over his years in jail, Griffith's "No one ha* the right to take a clemency attempts and repeated •»a.■ i*' * 1, -,i.; ... I ir i: ; . 11-:/ r, 11T fc j 1»» : i life but God," he said Wednes- appeals were denied. $250 1st Prize-Best Costume IK lAh IK 1AI. i.K IAI. 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:ir,:n>»12 i:t."» \. >I\I\ K 1AI K • This Weekend in Bowling Green athletics: HOCKEY vs. RPI, Fri.-Sat., 7 p.m. at BGSU Ice Arena SOCCER at Western Michigan, Sat.. 1 p.m. Radio: WBOU-FM 88.1. WBV1 96.7 FM VOLLEYBALL at Kent (tonight. 7 p.m.), at Akron (Sat.. 4 p.m.) FOOTBALL at Western Michigan, 1 p.m.p.n i WBGU-FM 88.1 (Paul Markoff & Josh Mats) : WFOB-AM 1430. WBVI-FM 96.7. WJYM-AM 730 MEN'S TENNIS at Michigan State (Sat.), vs. DePaul in Toledo (Sun.; [Dave Horger & Mark Miller). Tslerlstooi none locally WOMEN'S TENNIS at Marquette Tournament G CROSS COUNTRY at MAC Championships (Sat., 11 a.m. at Akron) SWIMMING host Tom Stubbs Relays, today. 11 a.m. Sports Weekend The BG News Friday, October 27, 1995 page seven Volleyball faces brink of season Jeremy Yohe we are In a situation where we be looked upon to perform this part of running your offense - but the Golden Flashes find The BG News need to win," head coach IX-ni.se weekend due to injuries that 1 getting the pass to the setter." themselves in good shape for the Van DcWalle said. wont leave the team alone. The Falcons could also be post-season with a conference A season that started out with The team will need to pickup "People were starting to look without the services of Hilton, record of 7-4. so many expectations for the Walt til next year. victories on the road at Kent Fri- solid at positions and then Lori [ BG's tallest player, for the fifth In Saturday's match, the Fal- Bowling Green volleyball team, day and Akron Saturday In order So was the cry of the Hllton]gets hurt and then three match In a row. cons will be staring at another could be all but a memory with to keep their faint hopes alive. Brooklyn Dodgers back In days later Jenny [Ostrom] gets team that has been successful in losses in this weekend's confer- But Van De Wallc is keeping an hurt." Without Hilton in the front line, the MAC so far. The Zips have the '40s, and so be It the cry ence matches. optimistic view on the situation. of the Cleveland Indians. Two starters that are integral BG loses experience at blocking. recorded an 8-3 conference re- "We have six matches left, and parts of the BG attack are still The dream of that World Sophomore Kelsha Wilkins has cord and face Toledo Friday be- At 4-7 In the Mid-American If we were to finish at 10-7 or sidelined due to ankle Injuries, Series title has been been successful in filling Hilton's fore hosting BG. Conference, the Falcons find something close to that we may and are probable for the upcom- shoes, but has not been as battle- squashed by the best pitch- themselves in circumstances be able to get In," she said. "We ing matches. ing staff of the modern era — tested as the Junior. Even though the Falcons find that BG has not seen in seven have to approach every match as Ol.strom's senior leadership "Blocking Is something where themselves in a bind, Van De that of the Atlanta Braves. years. Bowling Green has been getting us one step closer to the and passing ability will be missed you need experience. It Is a very The liveliness of a town Walle said the team is read to re- annual participants of the con- tournament. We have to be fo- by the Falcons in these crucial difficult skill. Kelsha has the spond. reborn by the "Greatest ference tournament every year cused. We have to be prepared matches. "Prior to her injury Jump, but doesn't have the expe- "The morale Is good and the in- Team God Could Create" (so since 1988, and now they find and we have to really play our [Olstrom] was playing very well rience yet, and she's learning. tensity in practice is good," Van read a sign spotted In the themselves up against the wall. heart out." for us," Van De Walle said. "We It's like learning on the job." De Walle said. "It Is just a matter stands during Game 3) has "I would say that everytime we Being prepared will mean that miss not having that primary Bowling Green downed Kent in of the day of the match and how been replaced by the shock take the floor from here on out. a few inexperienced players will passer out there and that's a big their first meeting this season, we are going to play." of a town that still has the Browns. But one cannot forget the accomplishments of a story- book — If ultimately tragic — season. Falcon coach faces former team ■ One hundred victories Christian Pelusi In a strike-shortened season The BG News (a .692 winning percentage). • A modern-day record 30 Forgive Falcon head coach game winning margin over Buddy Powers for not becom- second place Kansas City in ing nostalgic about playing the the final standings. team he coached prior to re- • History's first 50-50 turning to Bowling Green, man in Albert Belle with his Rensselaer Polytechnic In- 50 home runs and 52 dou- stitute of the East Coast bles. Hockey Association visits • The first playoff appear- Bowling Green for games to- ance and American League night and Saturday night in Powers first meeting against championship in 41 years. his old team since becoming and the first World Series the Falcon head coach last game victory since 1948. year. ' The Indians have cap- "I dont look at it as me fac- tured a public that a year ing them," Powers said. "The ago wanted to have about as game Is with the players. much to do with baseball as They're the show." mice like to play with cats. At RPI, Powers compiled a The story has captured the 94-63-13 record over his five hearts of people across the season tenure as the Engineers nation, but in Northern Ohio head coach leading them to an it is a story of rebirth. NCAA Tournament appear- Cleveland. Just ten years ance In 1994. The tournament ago,'was a crumbling dry berth was their first since win- beside a dead lake and a ning the national championship ROM Wtll.ntr/court* ,y of The BGNrwi burning river. Remember Falcon forward Curtis Fry ikatei wide on Michigan State defen- weekend at the Ice Arena. in 1985. der Ryan Fleming. The Falcons face ECAC opponent RPI this "Howard the Duck" when he Rensselaer Polytechnic In- called Cleveland home? stitute (0-1-0) Is currently my job is at Bowling Green skids last year was when Mike hard and they'll stick their crack Tamburro. If we can get But from a bomb to a coached by Powers' former as- now, and we've got to make was out hurt," Powers said. noses in places in order to a couple on him early and make box-office smash - "Major sistant Dan Fridgen, but sure we take care of business "We have to get to him early make things happen." them have to open up a little League," anyone? - Powers does not want his per- this weekend against these [tonight]." The RPI defense may be sus- bit, we'll be able to get them." Cleveland has climbed out of sonal history to overshadow guys." The RPI offense is led by pect. In their first game or the And getting to RPI, a strong, the gutter. The Rock fit Roll the weekend's matchup. He did Among those Powers re- center Bryan Richardson, who season against Massachusetts- non-conference opponent, Hall of Fame combined with say that facing many of the cruits is goaltender Mike Tam- has led the Engineers in scor- Lowell, UMass-Lowell threw 44 bodes well for the Falcons a new Jewel of a ballpark players he recruited for the burro, who was a preseason ing since his freshman year. shots at RPI's Tamburro, when NCAA tournament time named Jacob's Field have RPI program will be an experi- All-American this year and led Richardson is now a senior. defeating the Engineers 5-3. comes around. The Falcons re- helped blue-collar Cleveland ence. the nation last season In save "They've also got a couple of Powers sees the type of pres- sided for most of last season in bask in the national spot- "It's kind of Interesting for percentage. forwards, Timmy Regan and sure UMass-Lowell put on RPI the top ten nationally, but their me because most of the kids on light. "He was one of the best goa- Eric Healey, that are real good as the key to the two-game se- weak non-conference schedule Leave it to those hated RPI I brought In," Powers said. lies In the nation last year and competitors. They're flesty ries. Atlanta Braves, though, to "It'll feel real interesting. But the only time RPI went on the players, they'll go to the net "It's gonna be up to us to See HOCKEY, page nine. ruin the perfect ending. But remember, Cleveland fans, there is a tomorrow. You need look no farther Men's tennis than the Braves, who for BG attempts to salvage season years tolled at the bottom of to play the National League. Scott Brown winning record, starting with Bob Niemet at the helm. tlon. The Braves lost their first The BG News Saturday's Mid-American Con- Ryan Henry suffered a Grade 2 "Everything [has] happened so two matches two World Series, then lost ference game in Kalamazoo, tear of the ACL and MCL last quickly," Niemet said. "I didn't The Bowling Green football stopped a game short of a Mich against Western Michigan. week against Toledo and will even have time to think Next team must win its final three They will do It - at least this miss at least this week with the this weekend third hi a row. This year, thing I know, I'm in there." games of the season to garner a week ~ with redshlrt freshman rest of the season still In ques- they put everything together. Niemet is no stranger to the Chris Kipcar Atlanta's experience at offense, having started once The BG News already - a 50-12 pasting of Ak- this level has proved to be ron - and got the majority of the deciding point in the After a much needed week off, snaps in both the Ball State and Series. They've been here the Bowling Green men's tennis Toledo games. team travels north into Michigan before, and they haven't had But there Is the feeling, with poor managerial decisions to face the Spartans of Michigan Henry's Injury potentially State Saturday. They will enter- like Mike Hargrove has, or season-ending, that this marks disappointing slumps like tain the DePaul Blue Devils in the beginning or the Niemet Era Toledo Sunday. Albert Belle has. or mental at Bowling Green. mistakes like Manny After playing In three tourna- "I think he has a lot of poise, a ments containing Big Ten teams Ramirez has. lot of composure and a lot of In short the seasoned and strong regional programs in competitiveness," coach Gary three weeks, a break was Just team with the awesome Blackney said. "I think he la a what the doctor ordered for the pitching staff prevails. It's very mentally tough person." Falcon netters. However, accord- that simple. There Is no question that ing to head coach Dave Morin, Don't worry. Tribe fans. Niemet is the quarterback of the the players are ready to get back Your team will be back in future for the Falcons, especially In the swing of things. 1996 and they wifi put you after Derek Kldwell left the team "We're looking forward to re- through the same glorious earlier this season. Niemet ad- turning to actually playing oppo- Joyride. There are questions, mitted this season will help him nents other than ourselves. We're like how veterans Dennis heading into next year. going to have to be our beat Martinet and Orel Herahlser "This year is going to be a against MSU and DePaul - they'- wlB hold up, but the excla- great experience for me going re really solid programs with mation points far outweigh into next year," Niemet said. "I good players," Morin said. them. j.. manjaaVrbt BO N. -■ am going to constantly learn until Michigan State's one and two ..See you in 1*96. Falcon tight end Txe vor Stover catches a pass against Toledo last Saturday. BG travail to Kalamazoo to play Western Mlcfgan Saturday. SM roOTBAl*} page nine. S~ TENNIS, paganl,*. mm

The BG News page eight Friday, October 27, 1995 Heisman race wide open, BG soccer looks to down nearing end of season another Michigan team Rick Warner Chris Kapcar omore Matt Walters, is fifth in day." ! The Associated Press The BC News the region with a 1.3 goals The game will be played at scored against average. Kalamazoo in Waldo Stadium, Does anybody want to win the The similarities between Wednesday, BG played in which also serves as the the 1995 Heisman Trophy? Western and Eastern Michi- mediocre fashion against Broncos' football field. The Entering the home stretch, the gan's soccer teams are almost EMU, but were bolstered by fact this makes the playing competition for college football's uncanny. excellent second half play. Ac- surface smaller by about ten most coveted award is wide open. They both have young, inex- cording to Falcon head coach yards is not lost on Mahler. No player has captured the imag- perienced teams dominated by Mel Mahler, the Brown and "It's very tough to play at ination of Heisman voters. freshmen. They both have a Orange cant afford to dupli a- Western Michigan. The field "I don't see any clear-cut losing record in the Mid- tion of their last game. itself Is in good shape, but the favorite," Mark Blaudschun of American Conference, and "It's very, very important field is narrower. Being a smal- the Boston Globe said. both look to make up either the for us to come out and have ler area to play, sometimes its "We're desperately searching fifth or sixth seed in the tour- success early on in the first difficult because you have less for a front-runner, but nobody nament. half - we need to create scor- time and space to make de- can find one," Ivan Malsel of Even their very names would ing chances and capitalize on cisions." Newsdaysald. be alike except for one word. them within the first twenty Every MAC game from here With a month left in the regular This weekend, Bowling Green minutes," Mahler said. on is important for the Falcons. season, the top contenders ap- looks to add one more similari- "That's what caused our play BG has two more regular pear to be tailback Eddie George ty to Western's list - a loss to to turn 180 degrees on season games, against Western of Ohio State and four quarter- the Falcons. Wednesday. We had some 30 on Sunday and at Kentucky on backs - Danny Kanell of Florida The Broncos, 1-3 in the MAC, shots on goal and we need to Tuesday. If they win both of State, Tommie Frazier of Ne- are led by 13 freshmen, seven convert those to actual goals. If those games, they will compete braska, Danny Wuerffel of Flor- sophomores, and one senior. we can do that, then I think we in the post-season tournament ida and Peyton Manning of Ten- The Bronco goalkeeper, soph- can have a very successful seeded second. nessee. Other candidates include Southern Cal receiver Keyshawn Johnson, Ohio State quarterback Bobby Hoying and running backs Mark Hurnphr,ylAP ,ho(o Women's cross country Troy Davis of Iowa State, War- Tennessee quaterback Peyton Manning runs toward the end zone to rick Dunn of Florida State and ■core a touchdown against Georgia Darnell Autry of Northwestern. Early front-runner Leeland Penn State and No. 17 Washing- News said. "If they go un- McElroy of Texas A&M has fal- favorite at MAC finals ton. defeated, I think he's got a good len fast after a spectacular start, "He's done the most in the big chance to win the Heisman." Steve Wlldman Steve Price said the MAC champion," Price said. and no one has risen to take his games," Cook said. Wuerffel and Manning are The BC News There is some uncertainty in- The All-Ohio meet was dis- place. Kanell has been racking up completing about two-thirds of volved in this meet. Bowling apointlng meet for the Bowling The leader may not emerge un- huge passing numbers even their passes and they're both Picture the National Football Green has beaten every team in Green men's cross country til three national-impact games though he hasn't played much in closing in on the 2,000-yard Conference champion going into the MAC except, Eastern Michi- where they finished third. But are played at the end of Novem- the second half of Florida State's mark. Neither, however, is the the Super Bowl. That is what the gan, Western Michigan and Ball the third place finish at the Notre ber. On Friday, Nov. 24, Frazier seven easy victories. He has top-rated passer in the South- Bowling Green women's cross State. Coach Price is not worried. Dame Invitational showed the will lead second-ranked Nebras- thrown 25 TD passes and only six eastern Conference. They trail country team looks like heading "Western Michigan has had team was capable to run with the ka against No. 23 Oklahoma The interceptions while completing South Carolina's Steve Taneyhill, into the Mid-American Confer- some good performances this best teams Head coach Sid Sink following day, George and his 73 percent. who in his last three games has ence championship in Akron Sat- year, but I think that with the is positive about the MAC cham- No. 4 Buckeyes play at No. 9 "His completion percentage thrown for a remarkable 1,090 urday. way we are running we should pionship. Michigan, while Kanell and has been outrageous," Jimmy yards and 12 touchdowns without Not since 1983 has the team win," Price said. "We're ready, and with the Wuerffel compete on the same Burch of the Fort Worth Star- an interception. won the MAC, but they are on the Ohio University is the team workouts that we have been field when top-ranked Florida Telegram said. "His numbers Wuerffel's biggest asset - verge of doing it this week at that Price knows will be gunning having, we have a chance to win State visits No. 3 Florida just scream off the page." e playing in Steve Spurrier's Good Year Park. for Bowling Green. Ohio won the this meet as anybody," Sink said. "Nobody should vote until Nov. Because he's more of a running "F\in 'N Gun" offense - may also They have won every meet that MAC last year when they beat The main Ingredient that Bowl- 26," ESPN commentator Beano quarterback, Frazier doesn't be his biggest drawback in the they have been involved in this BG by seven points, and was ing Green has added for the MAC Cook said. "Those games In late have eye-popping stats. He has Heisman voting. Spurrier's high- year, except the Notre Dame In- picked in the MAC coaches poll championship is confidence. November should determine the run for nine TDs and passed for octane offense allows a passer to vitational. There they placed to win the championship. "The confidence level is high, winner." 11, but the most important num- compile big stats, but the credit third against 38 other teams from "OU is going to be coming after and it is time for us to run as a If he had to vote today. Cook bers on his resume are 27-1 - his usually goes to the coach instead all across the United States and us, but I really think that we will team, If we do that we will win," would cast his ballot for George, regular-season record as a start- of the quarterback. Canada. They are moving into win,"Price said. Sink said. who has rushed for 990 yards and er at Nebraska. this meet ranked number four in Bowling Green is not looking Sink can not tone down the im- 11 ,TDs against a tough schedule. "He's the leader of that team, Manning's only problem is his the district. past the MAC championship and portance of this meet. The Buckeyes already have and he's very consistent," B.G. age. He's a sophomore, and no "I think that we have estab- toward the district meet. "Everything Is on the line at beaten No. 12 Notre Dame, No. 16 Brooks of the Rocky Mountain sophomore has won the Heisman. lished that we are the team to "This is the most important the MAC. We will not settle for beat in the MAC," head coach meet of the year, we want to be anything less," Sink said. T Redeem This Coupon For Car Wash Savings Sparkling Savings SENIORS! EQUIPMENTMM BLOWOUT Remember... we wash JUST IN TIME FOR Vans, Pickup Trucks and 1 4x4's for $1 extra at soft CHRISTMAS Ecloth locations. Offer not good In conjunction with gasoline purchase discount or any other discount offer. ■ Reproductions or ■ facsimiles will not be p accepted. 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Eddie Murphy would be proud Hey, there. Another All-Saints transvesnte. short skirt. Unfortunately, the We entered, and we were a hit. our convenient bodily accessibil- Eve is almost upon us and I am 2. Don't think this is an skirt wasa little too tight and my Buticsque men were grabbing ity. In short, we started mooning looking forward to another experience from the female point thing was a little too prominent. Bret and heartily joking about people. One obnoxious evening of pumpkin-smashing, of vie w—Although certain So, Angie just threw a green how they were going to "take cavewoman insisted on taking leaving canine droppings on drunkards and dolts might dress over me and that was that. him home, baby." Groups of pictures, so we were nclined to lift some guy's door, and maybe a actually think you are a woman Hmmm. an interesting compari- women gladly welcomed me, our dresses a few times. (To this little arson. and will treat you as such, don't son. Bret looked somewhat proclaiming, "all right! It's just day, there are strangers who have However, it is important to think of it as a unique insight. genuine. I looked like a hooker the girls!" pictures of my genitalia.) That was remember that Halloween is a Even though you're being who'd made a slovenly attempt Bret ended up winning the the crux of the evening. night to explore possibilities. treated like a female, your mind to look classy. With my hair costume contest, octagonal The moral of this story is that is still decidedly male. sticking up in tufts and my very nipples or no. I gave some it's okay to put on your dress and Anyway, last Halloween, in ronfeminine tattoos shining on partygoers a hoot trying to tell God to go to hell, keeping in honor of Eddie Murphy's classic my arms, a man was more likely comprehend the intricate mind that God is probably already appearance-bending "what a to pay me to go away, (or if he process of replacing my familiar with Hell. Even if he isn't silly negro" sketch: my best was desperate, slip me some lipstick. omniscient, you'd figure He has to friend Bret and 1 were ready to heroin.) After fuelling ourselves with cross enemy lines sometime. go into character. With a Nevertheless, we were ready regular, low-octane Bud Light, Aaron Epplc is the assistant perpetual smile on her face, to go. Our destination was a we decided to take advantage or editor of Weekend Reality. Bret's sister, Angie, escorted us dress-up party at a buddy's house into her bedroom for the fitting. in Toledo. The drive there was She applied the blush, eyeliner, relatively uneventful. Our While there are certain 30-year and mascara to our faces. She constant motion precluded old trick-or-treaters who'U tied Bret's long hair into a pony- scrunch themselves into a full- anybody from seeing us, and we EALITY tail. My hair at the time was body vice to look shorter, I use only sat at one red light. Oh, but relatively short, so Angie just EDITORS: Halloween as a creative outlet. A what a red light it was. Melissa Lipowski - editor moussed it up in clumps. chance to express myself and a We came to a stop slightly Aaron Epple - Asst. Editor Bret was the first to finish. He ahead of this pickup truck sitting chance to mess with somebody was decked out in striped tites, in the left lane. Bret and I were else's mind. Si A, I IVR and a gray skirt and turtleneck. laughing and talking until out of That is why me and a friend of Ryan Honeyman He was a woman. Seriously, HE mine decided to spend Hallow- the comer of my eye I noticed the WAS A WOMAN. I mean, he pickup truck was slowly inching. Penny Brown een in drag. Cross-dressing is sure looked like a woman. There forward unit! they were even Lindsey Krout nothing new, but that does not are certain males who have the with us. I chanced a look upward change the fact that there are Aaron Weisbrod appropriate smoothness-of- to see a grizzly, fortyish man those who will do it—and those feature to appear feminine, and leering down at me. The driver who will not. For those who've so it was. Except for his obvi- never fancied the idea of leaned over with mixed looks of ously fabricated nipples, Bret disgust and puzzlement on his impersonating a woman, this is a looked like a chic. run-down of what it's like. face. Apparently, one got the PRODUC IION: Then, there was me. I Karen Klaehn First. some ground rules: picture, the other did not, struggled into a pair of blue (remember ground rule #2.) 1. Overall, don't expect to be Colleen Casey tights(the original plan was taken seriously—It takes years of We arrived at the party. I Vicki Heckman fishnet tights ,but my leg hairs staggered my way to the front formal training, meditation, and poked through, creating a truly door. I wasn't drunk, but my Ed Reed reflection to be a convincing grotesque picture.) I tried on a tights didn't come up all the way. lublished weekly during the academic school I reduction of contents is strictly prohibited, lomments or concerns to Weekend Reality, *1 Green, OH 43402 or reality 3bgnet.b8su.edu.

WR • October 27,1995 • page 2 Hunchback Joyride is still going strong By Aaron Weisbrod When it comes to that local music scene you guys Howard's clubW Saturday Nlte Halloween Party at.. and gals keep hearing about, I I Mon-Sot 12-2:30om 1 1 l N Main iVPiDnm 352 - ??51 chances are it won't take you hursday • Friday • Saturday too long to hear the name Hunchback Joyride booming in the distance. • Satan TortiCCa Although some slight member switching has taken Sky Dogs place in the past. Hunchback With See Joyride/ p Ji Blttzon "Best Costume Contest: Tonight • Tonight • Tonight • Tonight • Tonight 1st Met f ISO 2nd'Prize ISO On Tuesday, Halloween Night.Rocktober Grand Finale | Best Costume Contest- $500 In Prize Money

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WR • October 27,1995 • page 3 1$ it live or is it dead? Will the real Deadheads please stand up?

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/ am nof a Deadhead. I have never professed or pretended to be one. However, I found it highly annoying all throughout high school and during my two years here to see many a student wear various Dead paraphanalia in hopes of looking as though they, indeed, were the real thing. I found by talking to my step- c brother, who has been a true %~s 'c Deadhead for many years, that ///y he, and others like him, were V even more annoyed. I suppose this is no surprise, but I decided to look into it even deeper.

WR • October 27,1995 • page 4 I was hoping to be able to do some academic-style research on the "People think that we are going to steal from them, that we are dishonest. My Grateful Dead, i.e., how many albums they had, how many shows they husband and I are very honest people, and we work very hard for what we played, why the experts thought they had such immense popularity, etc. have." But, apparently, the students at this university do not grasp the concept of "We've had a lot of problems recently with people stealing things from library because everything I attempted to look up had been stolen altogether, our store, and it is very sad." continues Britt. "I would rather that if someone or torn out of its respective book/magazine. Hence, I am only going on what wants something, but they don't have the money, that they tell me, and maybe the fans I interviewed told me. I'll give it to them. But stealing is wrong, and that's what a lot of these young I wondered, since I am not overly familiar with the Grateful Dead, people need to learn—respect for the law and respect for each other." what exactly it was that pulled so many people into them. "The music is so "It's really sad that [the new Deadheads] have taken something which was different-top 40 all sounds the same. I respect them because they are so originally a celebration of peace and love and turned it into something dirty," unique—most people don't have their own thing," says Lisa Reinker, a adds Britt. "Now that the Dead shows will no longer go on, I hope that every- sophomore social work major who has been a Dead fan for about two years. one doesn't remember them as being bad things." "The music is really good," says Maria Britt, co-owner of Imagine and "Often times, if my husband or I or one of our friends would go up to one Dead fan since 1987. "But, being a Deadhead doesn't mean you like every of the kids and tell them that we didn't like what they were doing [drinking or song. It's just that the shows are the only place where you can really express drugs], they would tell us that we were nuts or that we were too old." says yourself—you can wear Britt. anything and have such a good "I don't think that all (he young time." people are bad or disrespectful," says "Following the Dead Britt. "I just think that a lot of them around during their tours was All these kids want the image of need to learn some kind of respect." just the greatest thing," adds "[My husband and I] teach our Britt. "We (the Deadheads) being a hippy, but hippies are children to respect others and the are all a big family—we help law." adds Britt. "When my thir- each other out in any way we not druggies or drunks, and teen-year-old tells me about kids he can. We have made so many know who are using drugs and such, friends, and we are all very they are not sacreligious. it scares me. I hate that the world close." has become so unsafe for our chil- dren. And, when people use the tie- .T inally, it comes down dye and other Dead things to sell to the heart of the matter. I drugs to young kids or to use drugs, wanted to know exactly how the true-to-the-blood Dead fans felt about these that makes things even worse." "falsies" that seem to be turning up in droves. "Towards the end [of the Dead shows], it was becoming so popular "I can't tell the real and fake Deadheads apart just by looking," says simply because of it being thought of as a "party scene." says Smith. "It was Scott Smith, DJ. for Tuxedo Junction's Tuesday Dead night and Dead fan originally a celebration of togetherness and having a good time...it's become so since 1988. "You might see someone in the tie-dye and beads and the whole far gone from what it's supposed to be." outfit going on, but they might know absolutely nothing about the group. Perhaps their popularity, however, also has something to do with things beyond Then, you could see someone in a tweed jacket and dress pants who knows chemical highs. I know that I envy people that I talk to from our parent's every aspect there is to know." generation, the ones who could pack up and leave for a year or two and hitch- "The true test of Dead fans is after the shows." continues Smith. "If hike across the country (Listening to the lyrics or "Truckin'" proves this they talk about things like, "Did you see that encore? It was awesome!" point.) I wonder if their popularity has something to do with a reminiscence of And the rest of us are like, "We've seen it a thousand times." It's old news, a time when you could do that without having to worry about school or jobs or and you can tell who knows it and who doesn't." such a rigid future. "I think that [acting like a Deadhead when you're not] is just stupid." "Packing up and following the Dead during their lours was truly wonder- says Reinker. "I think that they do it just because [Jerry Garcia) is dead...He ful," says Brilt. "We could see our friends again and have such a good time." wanted to be immortal while he was still alive, not after his death." Britt mentioned that she had seen the Dead "more times than I can count—over "I just listen lo the music," adds Reinker. "It has nothing to do with a a hundred times." physical image. It's about feeling free and doing whatever you feel." The Dead fans I spoke with talked about two different kind of Deadheads— 1 can remember reading in a magazine (one at the doctor's office — the new ones and the old ones. And, it seems as though their differences are surprised that it wasn't stolen) that the whole premise of the Grateful Dead was worlds apart. seeing them live. All the bootlegs, all the albums— they don't mean anything "The new ones are the ones you see out in the parking lot before the until you had actually seen a show. I'm almost sad that 1 no longer have the show doing the nitrous ballons, looking for a tab of acid...they really make opportunity to do that, to experience all this "freedom" that all the fans are the rest of us look bad." says Smith. "The old ones are the ones who are talking about. At the same time, I feel like by going to a show, I would have there just to enjoy the music and the show." been "disrespectful" —another one of the fakes that all the real fans are talking "All these kids want this image of being a hippy," says Britt, "but about. hippies are not druggies or drunks, and they are not sacreligious. I went to "Just because you wear tie-dye, it doesn't mean that you're a hippy or a college, I don't drink or do drugs, I am a vegetarian, and I believe in God. Deadhead." says Britt. "The ones who think that, they need to learn what it's These young kids—most of them have it wrong." all about first." "I want to tell them that if they are going to wear the tie-dye, to not use It's almost sad to say that I have to agree. The fact that I couldn't find it to do drugs or drink or be disrespectful to your parents," says Britt. things in the library to look up for this story, it exemplifies exactly what Maria, "That's not what it's all about." Scott, and Lisa all said. "Our friends are all very mellow," continues Britt, "but they are also all So, is our generation truly a bunch of dirty, dumb, lazy kids with no very respectful. These young kids, if they really want to be Deadheads, need respect for anything besides their own behinds? to learn to respect Mother Earth, the environment, other people, their Perhaps, but in the words of the late great Garcia himself, "Every silver parents, and most of all, the law." lining has a touch of grey." "This whole deal with the drugs and such is very detrimental to the Dead fans as a group," says Smith. "We truly are a family, but people tend to stereotype us all into one group. "We face so much discrimination when we go places." savs Britt.

WR 'October 27,1995 • page 5 One on one with Sarah Ogdahl

v^ity council races are in full swing and Weekend Reality is giving full coverage to both First Ward City council candidates. For those of you who don't know, the first Ward encompasses the University, and most of BGSU's student population. This week, WR's own Joe Peiffer sits down with democratic First Ward candidate, Sarah Ogdahl, to talk about redistricting, student apathy, and amputation. To give the feeling of fairness, next week WR will be talking to First Ward Republican candidate John Miller.

Sarah Ogdahl: So, you're going to put in every single question you ask me or you gonna edit it?

Joe PeifTer: Oh, I'm editing it. Just depends. First question, Thurstin Avenue, Thurstin Avenue, Oh God, when arc we going to see paving on that road?

SO: They say they're supposed to be done in a few weeks. By the end of October, it should be finished. They originally had plans to get it finished before stu- dents came back, but there were some bureaucratic difficulties within ODOT.

JP: What do you mean by bureaucratic difficulties?

SO: I'm not sure exactly. I just know they had many delays with that project.

JP: How Is the campaign treating you so far? SO: The campaign is rough. It's honestly the most grueling thing I've ever been through. It's good for your character. 1 JP: What do you mean by that?

SO: It's just that there's little sleep. Lots of knocking on doors meeting people, talking to people—that's good.

JP: What's your typical day? frtff.•r

SO: I get up—not too early—probably around 9 a.m. I make it to a few classes and then start going around door-to-door. Then, I have various meetings at night. I'm on campus about 12 hours a day. Then, I do my homework until about 5 a.m.

JP: What made you get into this?

SO: I've been involved in politics since I was about 14 years old—with the Sierra Club and other environmental groups. Honestly, (Politics) is a truly important thing. People nowadays take it as kind of a dirty word. You know, politicians are sleazy. And you know it's true. It's a pretty sleazy business.

WR • October 27 • page 6 JP: Then, what's the sleaziest thing you've ever done? JP: What about a toe.

SO: The sleaziest thing I've ever done? Geez. I don't have an answer to that. SO: Oh. yeah, you've got nine more of those. Can I get back to you on that one? JP: Do you get frustrated? You seem frustrated. JP: Sure. How long have you been going to council meetings? I know I saw you there.. Jong time ago...when (Democratic Primary candidate) Matt SO: Apathy frustrates me to no end. Rose was still in the race. JP: What's it gonna cost you to win this race? SO: I've been going to council meetings since January, February. I haven't made it to every one...In the 1993 elections, less than 10 percent of the regis- SO: A couple thousand dollars. tered students voters turned out at the polls and most students I know could...urn ..I don't what expression I'm looking for...give a rat's ass about city JP: Really? politics. SO: Well, the signs alone cost $500. When I came into this, I couldn't believe JP: What's your strategy for getting students out to the polk? it. Sometimes, at the end of the month, I have to crawl into the window so the landlord doesen't see me. SO: Hopefully, the fact that our student representation is threatened. For the past few years we've had a student on the council. I would encourage them to JP: What's something that people don't know about you? vote for that student. That's as far as I've gotten on strategy. SO: There's a lot that people don't know about me. JP: So you think that your opponent, not being a student, can't represent the students? JP: Sounds scary when you say it like that.

SO: No, I don't think that. I think that he's going to promise that he will SO: They don't know I'm a closet cross-dresser. represent the students. I don't know his stance on anything except that he's for redistricting, as am 1.1 haven't really talked to him. JP:Me,too.

JP: In the past, a disproportionate number of students have been cramped SO: I like to play with my dog. It's a labrador retriever, and her name is Beast. into Ward One, I*, the redistricting issue, and it's been a big campaign Issue. Candidates have said that it's unfair. Student Legal Services filed a JP: Beast? lawsuit, yet I bet that if we went table-to-table in here, we couldn't find two people who even know what redistricting is. SO: Beast.

SO: I'm definitely for redistricting. It's completely unfair that we have 45 JP: That's cool. percent of Bowling Green's population in one ward. That's just ridiculous. It's also true that we don't have the actual number of voters going out. If people would only vote. If people would only get involved, it would be a lot better. See, what they're thinking about doing now is turning it into an all at-large system. And that could really hurt the students in the numbers that we're voting now.

JP: How do you get them Involved, then? You know they'll say 'fine, then we'll go to an all at-large system, and basically—screw us.' But, you know, it shouldn't screw us. If students voted, we'd probably control the mayor, all the at-large scab, and Ward One. Well, then, why don't we?

SO: I've worked all my life trying to counter apathy. You have to start from the bottum up. Its a grassroots thing.

JP: Is that your slogan? "It's a grassroots thing." I like that.

SO: No, it's not my slogan, but it could be. Honestly, people just have to realize it for themselves.As far as getting them involved, we're going to be going around campus. Maybe try some stunts.

JP: Like what kind of stunts?

SO: Like an Ice cream social or something. Maybe it's a little late in the year for that, but we've got to think of something ot get them out. Parties, I don't know. Like rock the vote.

JP: Or votes and kegs. If it could ensure that you'd win the election, would you cut off a finger?

SO: Well, actually I have this problem with my pinkie. It doesn't really work anyway. So sure, you could have my pinky.

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