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NORTH CAROLINA PROPOSES CUTS TO STATE UNIVERSITY BUDGETS Murray State University closes after bomb threat IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS MURRAY, Ky. — Murray State University, acting on anonymous threats yesterday that a bomb had been planted in every building on campus, suspended classes and closed buildings until next week. Finals scheduled to begin on Saturday were postponed. Classes were to resume Monday at the university of nearly 9,000 stu- dents. The university said in a state- ment that "suspects have been detained and are being ques- tioned. ... The release of further information at this time could jeopardize the investigation." The university appealed to fra- ternities and sororities as weU as churches and local residents to help house students who were forced to leave their dormitories and could not go home. The threats also included a warning that a fire could be start- ed on campus, the statement said. One student died in a dormito- ry fire at the university in 1998, and another student was badly Associated Press Photos burned. STATE SPENDING: A sign carried by protesters from the North Carolina State University campus in Raleigh, N.C., to the Legislative Building yesterday, as part of a stu- dent-led protest to proposed cuts to state university budgets. Professor apologizes UNC, NCSU angry over for comments about Thomas shooting higher education cuts THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. —A Across the country, fund- Over 2,500 students opposed to state spending cuts gathered in college professor has apologized front of the Legislative Building after marching more than a mile for remarks at a student forum in ing for colleges and uni- which he said the family of a man versities is being reduced. from North Carolina State University. killed by Cincinnati police should retaliate against the officer. In N.C., students Clinton Hewan, a Northern marched against the cuts. The March to the Capitol began at the legislators, such as, "Don't worry Kentucky University political sci- NCSU's Bell Tower, where police escorts about re-election, worry about educa- ence professor, said his com- led the students down Hillsborough tion" and "Tax businesses, don't cut edu- By BUir Parker ments at the forum on race rela- NCSU TECHNICIAN Street toward downtown and the cation." tions were taken out of context in Legislative Building. As expected, the crowd's spirit during a recent issue of the student news- RALEIGH. N.C.—Yesterday afternoon, The marchers were trying to convey the march remained high and vibrant. N.C State students, faculty and staff paper. their message that the proposed budget Dairyl Willie, NCSU's student body In a written apology that was e- joined the hands of other University pro- cut of $125 million to the schools of the president, kept the crowd alive as he led testor in a fight to have their voices mailed Tuesday to the university UNC System is not an option. his peers in the chant, "Hey hey, ho ho, and students, Hewan said the heard by the North Carolina General Signs were held high throughout the Assembly. controversy had caused anguish march, hoping to leave impressions on BUDGET, PAGE 5 for himself, his family, the univer- sity and the community. "I wish to state unequivocally Proposed N.C. bill causes confusion over state student aid that in no way were my com- ments intended to advocate By Spairee Stephens Carolina-Chapel Hill. research institutions. It would go into H-WIRE assaulting police officers," Hewan House Bill 1392, which would allow effect July 1. said. "Rather, they were offered in RALEIGH, N.C —While students, fac- need-based financial aid to be allocated " My interpretation of House BUI 1392 is a hypothetical context intended ulty and staff members in the University "only to the constituent institutions that that it restricts UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C to help people come to grips with, of North Carolina System grapple with are nonresearch constituent institu- State students from all state need-based i.e., if the situation were reversed. possible cuts in the state-appropriated tions," has been referred to the House financial aid," said Association of Student In my comments, I questioned budget, one N.C. House bill has been Appropriations Committee. Governments President Andrew Payne. what would have been society's introduced that would cut state-appro- If the bill is passed, allocations for Payne said students should not be PROTEST: A student carries a sign with a reference to N.C. Gov. Mike response had the Thomas family priated financial aid to all UNC institu- need-based financial aid from the denied the right to attend any of the responded in kind by going after tions except North Carolina State General Assembly would bypass NCSU Easley during a protest Wednesday, in the policeman." University and University of North and UNC-Chapel Hill, which are STUDEHTAID. PAGE5 Raleigh, N.C.
PROFESSOR OF Til E YEAR AWAIIDS Reading between the lines in the textbook industry ByMarciLaRue financial report, the average new ■•Mill college textbook is $68.15 with the FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Every average used textbook close semester, college students hit the behind at $50.55. Sixty-three per- books after spending hundreds of cent of all textbook purchases are dollars for textbooks and sup- for new textbooks. A student plies. And after each semester, spends an average of $619 in an some students leave disgusted academic year. after returning textbooks for a Additionally, NACS reported SwrtCakBGNnn partial refund. the total college textbook market "I spend no less than $450 a is estimated at $6.8 billion based A+ PROFESSORS: In what is hoped to become semester and last semester at buy on sales data for the 1999-2000 an annual event, students in each residence hall back I got only eight dollars school year. on campus voted for their favorite professors. A back," said Rebecca Sells, a senior As with any retail operation, list of the top ten was tallied and the professors accounting major at Colorado products are sold with a margin - were honored in ceremonies. Left, Rolando State University. "College stu- - the difference between cost and Anande, a professor in the ethnic studies dents already pay enough as it is retail price, reflecting the work department, received his award in Offenhauer for an education, and book prices required to bring a product to market West last night. Above, Vemer Bingman from the just make it worse." According to the National department of psychology is presented with Association of College Stores 2001 his award. TEXTBOOK. PAGE 5 2 Thursday. May 3.2001 BG NEWS Taped executions heard on radio By larry McShane hour radio show based on the tions, including two where the "When the first surge entered two weeks before the May 16 material in the public record," THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tapes. "The people sound so dis- condemned men needed a sec- his body, he stiffened and I heard lethal injection of Oklahoma City she said. "We believe we have a NEW YORK — When the stale passionate. It sounds like a NASA ond burst of electricity to die, a pop, as if one of the straps bomber Timothy McVeigh, who journalistic responsibility to air of Georgia sal Ivon Ray Stanley in space launch. Even when the exe- were to be posted on the Internet. broke," Marable says. "He is at had requested the first public it" its electric chair in 1984, a correc- cutions are botched, it's routine, In the 11 -minute tape from the this time sitting there with execution in the United Slates The tapes, which have aired tions official provided a step-by- routine, routine." Stanley execution, the inmate clenched fists, with no other since the 1930s. A private broad- locally in Georgia, were made to step account of his death: the fas- The recordings were broadcast offers no final words or prayers. movement." cast of his execution is to be protect the state against possible tening of leg straps, the jolt of nationally for the first time yester- "There arc no stays," intones a Once Stanley is declared dead, shown at a federal prison facility legal action, said Scott Stallings, power, the final slump of his day evening, with Isa/s program, voice over the phone to prison Marable is asked about the pop- in Oklahoma City to accommo- director of public affairs for the body. produced for New York public officials. "You can proceed to ping noise. date dozens of victims and family Department of Correction. Isay radio station WNYC and available carry out the official order of the "I think it was just the electrici- members. received the tapes from an attor- The dry, emotionless recitation 1 is one of 23 Georgia executions to public radio stations across the court." ty arc.' Marable says. "I don't I-aura Walker, the president of ney who subpoenaed the record- that were tape recorded between country. There's the sound of a slight think any strap broke. He just WNYC Radio, said the decision to ings. 1983 and 1998. ABC-TV's "Nightline" planned click as the power goes on before jerked real hard and caused the air the Georgia tapes was not "It was just a part of policy and "It's painful to listen to," said to air portions of the tapes. Full Willis Marable, an assistant to the electricity to arc" made lightly. procedure," Stallings said. The David Isay, producer of a one- recordings of 19 of the execu- warden, begins his description. The release of the tapes comes "We believe this is important state no longer tapes executions.
Associated Press PTioto BUDGET RALLY: Hewlett foundation Students, faculty and staff members rally in front of South Building giving $400 million on the campus of the University of North Carolina in Chapel to Stanford Hill, N.C., yesterday, to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Hewlett foundation gift is protest a system-wide STANFORD, Calif. — The the biggest ever to one budget cut proposed foundation started by high-tech American university and might by the state legislature pioneer William Hewlett is be the largest in the world, said to help offset a budget donating $400 million to Scott laschik, editor of the shortfall. Students Stanford University, the largest Chronicle of Higher Education. trom North Carolina's gift ever to an American educa- Microsoft Corp. co-founder public universities tional institution. Bill Gates pledged $1 billion to a marched to join corpo- The donation from the broad scholarship fund in 1999. rations, state employ- William and Flora Hewlett An anonymous donor gave ees and other interests Foundation, announced $360 million to Rensselaer that have drawn a line Wednesday, will fund under- Polytechnic Institute in Troy, graduate education and against proposed Stanford's endowment for NY, this March. state spending cuts. The Hewlett donation will humanities and sciences. "This gift is a tribute to my provide $300 million for father," said Hewlett's son, Stanford's School of Humanities Walter, chairman of the founda- and Sciences, where it will tion. "It honors his lifetime of endow professorships and philanthropy, his lifelong devo- graduate fellowships. The rest tion to Stanford and his pas- will be used for scholarships sionate belief in the value of a and other undergraduate pro- Liberal arts education." grams. Hewlett and fellow Stanford The Chronicle of Higher graduate David Packard found- Education reported last week ed Hewlett-Packard Co. in a Palo that Stanford received $580 mil- Alto garage in 1938. Packard, lion in donations in the 1999- who died in 1996, and Hewlett, 2000 school year, beating out who died Jan. 12 at age 87, gave perennial front-runner Harvard more than $300 million to as the nation's top academic Stanford in their lifetimes. fund-raiser. PRE EXAM JAM
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Our history, the basic founda- short or we just don't care. studying late at night with the TV last week on the show, one of the YOU DECIDE According to Parent.net, only tion of this great nation, is cru- We think it's a combination of blaring in the background. Fox questions was "What color is the cial. There is no argument that has devised an ingenious show White House." This was asked to about half of high school stu- all three. People really dorft care What do you think of our dents can name our nation's U.S. students fall behind other about much anymore. Our that runs in the wee hours of the the three people on the street. nation's lack of historical countries in test scores, but our morning- "Street Smarts." founding fathers. Fewer than school systems continue to dis- The first person said, "Oh! We knowledge? Let us know at that know that the "redcoats" centrist attitude should have at integrate, and let's face ic we're The show is almost just like learned this in history class... i is [email protected]. were British soldiers in the least rubbed off in an intense not getting any more intelligent knowledge of our own history. our People on the Street feature, brown, no, beige!" American Revolution and that Its time to sit up and take where the questions are asked to Ok... so they're mentally defi- we didn't fight them in the Civil People can't name our first notice. The way to make the three different people on the cient. "White" House - but they also WarorWorldWarl. president, or think Lincoln was future better is to study our past street while the actual contes- famous for the Declaration of tants win money by correcdy The next person was asked the lack fundamental history knowl- This is basic history, folks. and leam from our mistakes. edge. There is nothing hard about this, Independence, and this is a How can we do this if we don't guessing which person on the question. "Brown." he said. The shame. We should be proud of street wUl actually answer the question was asked three times These were intelligent, nor- in fact, we all learned this in ele- even know who our presidents mentary. We had it repeated in our history, and this pride were? question right. Follow that? to this guy, and each time he mal-looking people, too. They should be shown in our knowl- answered, "Brown." The fool weren't kooky wackos the show's junior high, and had it pounded Take pride in our history, Good, we know it's early and again in high school and college. edge of our past. your professor's voice is putting wasnt joking either. producers hunted for. because we were and still are the Is everyone having short-term There isn't an easy solution to greatest nation on earth. Oh, and you to sleep, but you get the gen- This is pretty disturbing. Not This is just an example of the this. Either we are all getting eral idea memory loss, or is the emphasis by the way, the White House is only can these people not degradation of our society's on history falling? dumber, our schools are falling understand basic English - the white. American history PEOPLE California goes full of stupidity ON THE STREET Jeopardy Style crazy over driving AT ISSUE The history books are full of idiots and A. A two-thousand scandals ton German Railway AT ISSUE In a time of road rage, California police reward good driving Cannon. Both Frank Zappa and Robert Dear Readers: This will be my legally on a city street, you may Heinleim have been credited DAVID last column for the semester ... I end up with a parking ticket on with comparing the abundance STORIE hope that you all enjoyed reading your windshield that ensures you KURT of hydrogen to that of stupidity. them as much as I enjoyed writing a free dozen doughnuts at the KINZEL Opinion Columnist Both are in nearly endless abun- them. Don't ever be afraid to local bakery; similarly, if you back Opinion Columnist dance and both are nearly sound off on something tliat piss- up slightly at a red Light to let a impossible to get rid of. They can es you off... even if it means that pedestrian cross, you could end be changed, but they just wUl not you are sticking your neck out, at up seeing a movie for free. go away. our nation had and AIDS epi- least you am being heard Now, Although this may seem a bit 1 have compiled a list of what 1 back to our regularly sclieduled lighthearted, especially when feel are a few instances in demic, the word stupid does not RYAN GALLAGHER ly than it was a few decades ago. even begin to cover it. I have no column, already in progress. Officer Not-So-Friendly is hand- American history that are in SENIOR Some things can only happen ing them out, but in a city with If people are (essentially) being strong support of this argument. idea what was in the spongy bribed to be nice - and it works, mass in the skulls of those who TELECOMMUNICATIONS in California, whether it be rolling immense traffic problems (think These are not small examples of blackouts, the astronomical cost the Cleveland Interbelt at under then the end justifies the means. stupidity, these are the massive, did this but, damn, that is just "What does the stu- Even so, the sight of those omi- beyond brain dead. of living or the whole I lollywood construction during rush hour, agonizing monuments of stupid- dent body want thing They are perhaps ahead of then take it to the Nth power), nous flashing lights glaring ity that leave the thoughtful I know this is my own liberal through my back windshield view, but the entire career of Dr. Sidney Ribeau the rest of the country, or perhaps people need a reason to be nice observer stunned and gasping. they operate on an entirely differ- on the road. This is especially always have and always will give These are the ones that make my Laura and Rush Limbaugh and bunched from?" me a large lump in the pit of my their army of imitators must ent playing field. One thing is for true when the streets are seen veins stand out or my eyes glaze sure, to us they seem to do things simply as a means to an end and stomach, even if they turn out to over. These are the ones that if make this list Intelligence be the Politeness Police. among these two is like quantum a little bit differently. people are in too much of a hurry anyone asks, 1 was out of the The latest oddity comes to us to slow down and give a crap. As a side note - By Thursday country at the time. state particles, they can be evening I will be an uncle for the proven to exist, but never from Palo Alto, where the police This idea of positive reinforce- Given our national history, this may pull you over even if you've ment stems from childhood first time. Congratulations to my is a long and fascinating list, so it observed. brother Ken and his wife Hallie For a more stunning moment, done nothing wrong. However, upbringing and early elementary difficult to know where to start instead of writing you a ticket, school, where punishments for on the birth of their first child. and what to include. So for my remember that the United States You guys rock! government ran tests where they you will get the equivalent of a negative behavior are now being starting point I will use one that R0CKM00D JENKINS gold star. They are now reward- equated with rewards for positive stands out in my mind - The injected citizens with plutonium. This was in the name of research. SENIOR ing good behavior, good driving behavior. I remember first gold 2000 presidential election. This and general politeness with free star I received for doing some- one moment sounded a death Did they think that this could be TELECOMMUNICATIONS Kurt always has a severe case of good for the subjects? This is a movie tickets, gift certificates for thing-it felt really good. knell for American democracy. local merchants and restaurants Maybe there is some hope for a road mge. Make sure to reinforce Not because of the person who radioactive metal, not a new his view of bad driving by e- mail- food additive "What do the students and a host of other "prizes." society that has become lax on its was elected, but for the way he not want to see from For example, if you parked manners and generally unfriend- ing him at [email protected] was elected. It also was hard For a last point on this list, I proof that there really is no dif- cannot ignore the practice of me?" ference between candidates. ignoring global warming. Even Democracy is not a matter of though at the most recent con- choosing the lesser of evils. ference on the subject 95% of sci- The Lewinsky trial was a mas- entists agreed humans were sive waste of money that accom- causing climate change, there are plished nothing aside from still many people who say that it humiliating both democrats and , is a good idea to build cars bigger republicans. If any good can be and stronger, and never regulate said to come out of this it is that exhaust fumes. Correct me if I it kept news writers like myself in am wrong but if you breath these business for awhile. fumes directly you will die. Do The recent choice of our own people think that it can be good state legislator to move back to to put it into the air we all the Victorian age and spend a breathe? fortune on abstinence-only sex Space prohibits me from going education is mind -numhingly on any longer, but I think every- stupid. Considering the risks of one reading this could. Take not knowing the risks, this is not some time and think about what a matter for politics. If people points in our history were so want to teach abstinence, fine, mind-bending stupid that you but teach about other precau- just could not take it. Then figure tions as well. The possible conse- out how to avoid doing some- quences are too bad to compre- thing even worse. hend. When the government ignored David our ever-present social and denied the HIV virus until activist, can be reached at child_denoir@hotmailcom MARK KANSAS AND FOUNDERS NIGHT SUBMISSION POLICY GUARD STAFF "The B6 Hews gladly prints Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns. Lstters should b« Guest Columns can be 500 to7^J^;Naiiifephol)B number arid address sT"" "What is our supervi- All submissions may te6da»dlrl«^arKlcter^.rVsoral attacks and prkfed. Send jubmlsslom'tattie. mailbox a! 210 Wat Hall or. sor's management j**jfoe T»ttort> mv&sf or "guest coUfaaV' • style?" 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FROM PAGE 1 ter, the CSU Bookstore is above BUDGET, FROM PAGE I additional $1,500 is another would be lost, and an estimated suddenly forgotten or ignored. the national average of 26.4 per- option that could be introduced $1 million in financial aid "North Carolina has seen CSU University Bookstore and cent at 30.53 percent in its pro- these budget cuts have got to if the budget cut does not pass, already promised to thousands rapid economic growth in the Rams Bookstore both have a mar- portion of used versus new text- go!" and that did not sit will with stu- of NCSU incoming freshmen past years that is due and is cred- gin of 25 percent versus 100 to 700 books sold. In addition, local businesses dents either. would be terminated. ited to the Universities of North percent margin of others involved "The bookstore's job is to find along side Hillsborough Street "Additional increases of As voters who care about the Carolina," said Payne. in the production and distribu- as many used books as we can only added to the students' tuition so high as $1,500 each UNC System, the marchers were Payne also gave recognition to tion, according to Margaret while also finding the best price enthusiasm and quest for year could revert the university implored by Martin to remind the parents and faculty that unit- Gearhart, Book Pivision Manager on new books," said Shannon answers as workers stopped to system back to being an elite those who represent them that a ed with the students for the of CSU University Bookstore. Lynch, a former CSU student and come outside and cheer on the privilege, which is what North quick, short-term fix that will march. For every dollar students spend present CSU bookstore textbook march. Carolina has struggled so long to only destroy North Carolina's "Teachers are the front line, purchasing textbooks, 22.8 cents buyer. "However, it's a lose-lose Clapping hands, raised fists come away from," said Whitney grade schools, community col- they are the ones that shape our goes to the college institution, situation for the bookstore. (The and the thumbs up sign all lit the Young, a senior in leges, as well as the universities, lives; in conjunction with them whereas the publisher and author books) will never be cheap marchers with continual energy. Communication. should not be an option. we must fight today for our divide themajorityofthe remain - enough or we don't buy them However, students and faculty Amy Martin, a faculty mem- "The budget cut will perma- ing 77.2 cents. future," he said. back for enough." were aware that there are viable ber at NCSU, spoke about the nently cripple our state econom- "If the (bookstore) business Gearhart understands the per- alternatives that can be imple- Senator AB. Swindell voiced significant damages and impact ically and educationally and will was as profitable as everyone ception students must have. mented to avoid the budget cuts. his opinion on the student's the budget cut would have on rob our children and young peo- thinks, there would be a college "Students see the prices and "I am marching in favor of an North Carolina She explained march, saying he was proud of ple of their future," said Martin. bookstore on every comer," said their returns at buy back and alternative to the budget cut; a that the stickers, made to look young students for exercising the owner and manager of Rams think 'there's got to be a huge raise in taxes could be a reliable like band-aids, worn by Andrew Payne, a senior in their rights to voice their opin- Bookstore, Griff Kull. "After profit in this.'" option that would save our marchers signified the cut in Environmental Design and ions and assured that they were freight, labor, ads and returns to All buy-back prices are contin- school as well as the entire uni- higher education - "the cut is Architecture, also spoke out in heard. CSU, we probably pocket around gent on book adoptions. When a versity system of North small, but the wound cuts deep." the presence of his peers and "I think it's great that students 10 percent of our 25 percent mar- previous semester's books are not Carolina," said Rollund She aroused the crowd with legislatures. care enough about their educa- gin when it's all done." adopted, they are sold for whole- Menesuxs, a student in foreign specific examples of what the Payne stressed the fact that tion that they want to experience The role of a college bookstore sale cost Otherwise, bookstores language. budget cut would actually we, being North Carolinians, firsthand where the revenues are starts long before a semester will offer to buy a book at 50 per- Unfortunately, a possible sig- reduce in our schools. At NCSU have made lasting contributions going, how their teachers will be begins. Professors must decide cent of its original cost, whether it nificant raise in tuition of an alone, 100 faculty positions to the state that should not be effected and how they can fnain- what book(s) they will use by fill- was last bought new or used. ing out and sending in book According to Lynch, factors adoption forms to the bookstore that make this process upsetting by April 16 for fall semesters and for students can be blamed on STUDENT AID. FROM PAGE 1 of funding, some other institu- the legislature because of the (D-23), Larry Bell (D-97), Oct. 15 for spring semesters. the publisher or professor. tions have experienced a current state budget crisis. Howard Hunter Jr. (D-5), Marvin This way, bookstores have time When publishers produce new state's public universities or lie decrease in enrollment. Currently, 626 freshmen have Lucas (D-17), Paul Luebke (D- to set buy back orders and prices editions, it puts the previous edi- forced to discontinue their edu- "I think the intention is to received $735,170 from the UNC 23). Henry Michaux Jr. (D 23), for students based on what is tion into its "two-year shelf life" cation because of a lack of finan - direct more money to students Need-Based Grants; 896 incom- Warren Oldham (D-67), William needed for the following semes- unless the professor chooses to cial resources. who go to the other 14 institu- ing freshmen are set to receive Wainwrighl (D-79) and Larry ter. After buy back, bookstores adopt the new edition right away, "A student in need is a student tions," said Payne. nearly $1 million in the fall. VVomble (D-66). order used books to fill orders. Lynch said. in need," he said, "no matter Miller noted that the bill hope- On its own, the state's budget House Bill 1392 was referred to Orders that aren't filled with used As a result, students receive lit- where they go to school. It's irre- fully would have a positive crisis dictates that there will be the House Appropriations books arc filled with new books. tle for last year's edition books sponsible for the state to give impact on nonrescarch institu- no increase in funds for the UNC Committee. Since the bill deals money for financial aid, and Gearhart said that with an aver- and must purchase the new edi- tions. Need-Based Grants. House Bill with appropriations, there is no then suddenly take opportuni- "I think overall, this is a fair age of 4,800 book orders a semes- tions the following semester. 1392, however, would withdraw deadline for the bill's considera- ties away." action considering the addition- the UNC Need-Based Grants tion. Normally, if a bill does not The bill comes shortly idler al supplement research institu- from UNC-CII and NCSU, alto- cross over out of a chamber the UNC System schools were tions receive, along with the bet gether. told to trim their state-appropri thai other institutions in North The UNC Need-Based Grants before a deadline, it is automati- APOLOGY, FROM PAGE 1 black and a native of Jamaica. aled budgets by 7 percent, which Carolina have a great deal more are not the onlv state financial cally killed.This does not apply, Votruba sent an e-mail mes- has made many students wary. funding problems," said Miller. aid NCSU and UNC-CIT receive. however, to bills addressing llewan participated in the dis- sage to all university employees "There apparently is a mis- Vice President of Public Affairs "There are some state-appro- money issues. cussion at the university about last week saying he was disturbed conception that current finan- for ASG Natalie Duggins said priated grant funds awarded The bill will be discussed in race relations after Timothy by Hewan's comments at the cial aid is being targeted," said that while the General Assembly directly to the institutions which Tuesday night's Town Hall meet- Thomas, 19, was shot April 7 by a forum. Representative Paul Miller, a co- works to balance the state bud we award to students who apply ing at 6 p.m. in NCSU's sponsor of I louse Bill 1.192, via e- Cincinnati police officer. The Votruba said he's had several get, "in their enthusiasm, they lor financial aid and demon- Witherspoon Cinema and will shooting of the unarmed Thomas mail. "TTiis is not true. I louse Bill have forgotten they have anoth- conversations with Hewan. strate need," said Mallette. "We be included in Wednesday's 11 sparked three nights of riots in 1392 will not affect either posi- er constitutional mandate: to "I'm also pleased that Clinton have been told that those funds a.m. March on the Capitol, Cincinnati. Thomas, who was tively or negatively what keep education as free as far as understands the impact," he said. will not be subject to cuts for the which starts at the Bell Tower. black, was wanted on 14 charges research institution students practical." The march was originally "What happened was his words receive." upcoming year. However, including tfaffic warrants and NCSU Director of Financial planned to protest the budget overwhelmed his message." Miller said (hat NCSU and Aid Julie Rice Mallette said that whether or not that decision fleeing police, officers said. cuts but has expanded to NKU President lames Votruba Votruba said a university has a UNC-CII receive additional the UNC Need-Based Grant - a holds true depends upon what is expected to decide soon responsibility to enlighten, not appropriations because they are grant that provides money to happens with the state budget include House Bill 1392. whether to take disciplinary inflame, issues such as race rela- research institutions, while the qualifying students who enroll in shortfall over the next several "This march is going to have action against llewan, who is tions. other universities do not receive a UNC System institution - will weeks." instant impact on students at this funding. Because of the lack not get additional funding from The bill's sponsors arc Miller N.C. State," said Duggins. 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Dartmouth College professors Ayotte declined to comment PreparationBy Dara Fukuhara JH_ burning calorlories, then it will Half and Susanne Zantop this on the status of the attempt to exert energy towards that. If you lanuary at their home in Etna. certify Parker to stand trial as an HONOLULU — Finals. A six- try and study, its drawing energy "Robert is, and should be, pre- adult. Idler word college sludenls away from your body," Fu sumed innocent," Tulloch's She also declined to comment dread, bul is inevilable. With HELPS RELIEVE added. lawyer, Robert Guerriero of on a possible motive for the mur- finals week approaching, stress By giving your body enough Keene, said Monday. ders, though outside speculators can be the number-one factor in substance, you will be able to The Chelsea. Vt., native said hSve hypothesized (hat a our test-taking performance. concentrate and have more nothing during his arraignment botched burglary attempt or a EXAM STRESS energy. that lasted only a minute at the "Usually when people worn', thrill kill could be possible it's because they are anticipating Study in groups a day before, Grafton County Superior Court motives. a bad outcome," said Michi Fu, a the stuff you learned," Fu said. day. Secondly, create a schedule and not a couple of hours before in llaverhill. Questioned as to the status of psychology intern at the Fu suggests getting a good for the day," she said. the test. Only review highlighted As he was led into the court- the investigation, Ayotte said Counseling and Development night's rest before the day of Block out the times you need text in your books and your room, the Associated Press there is always follow-up work, Center at the University of your tests. to study for certain subjects. notes, and don't read the whole reported, he glanced briefly at his "but in terms of the bulk of the family, showing no emotion as a Hawaii-Manoa. "A good night's rest varies per- When you are creating your chapter over. investigation, that is concluded." court clerk read the charges filed "Instead of dealing with son to person, like they say for schedule, it is important to "Once you're leaving for your According to court docu- what's going on with them, they tile average adult, people need schedule in meal times, Fu said. test, don't study nglit outside the against him. Tulloch, 17, was indicted on ments, evidence gathered place themselves in the future eight hours of sleep, bul that's Eat a balanced meal with door (of the exam site), because against the youths includes a and predict that something is really going to depend upon on fniits, vegetables and foods with you either know it or you don't," two counts of first degree murder on April 19. His alleged accom- knife containing the blood of going to go bad. That's usually how you exercise and eat," she vitamin K, such as cabbage, cau- Fu said. Susanne Zantop, found in what causes stress," Fu said. said. liflower, spinach, other green "Cramming for it right before plice, lames Parker, 16, is consid- ered a juvenile under New Tulloch's bedroom and a knife Fu said it is important to trust In the morning or right before leafv vegetables, cereals and soy- the test is just going to confuse, sheath, left at the murder scene, beans. Vitamin K helps with your Hampshire state law and prose- yourself. Preparation helps a lot you go to sleep, try not to think you even more. Trust that you've with a fingerprint that matched about your school work any- memory. studied enough. Co into the test cutors arc seeking to certify him with stress, and also taking care Parker. of yourself by sleeping, eating more, Fu said. Put your honks "A lot of people will eat on the and do best that you can." as an adult before proceeding and notes in your desk drawer or with his indictment. Ayotte said Tuesday fudge and trusting what you've already run." Fu said. "It's going to be Fu also said to try and stay Peter Smith has not ruled on the in your backpack. really important to eat breakfast Both teens are currently being studied. away from people who are state's request for blood samples "A lot of people cram because "When you wake up in the because that will help you with stressed out held without bail, and none was your studies." set for Tulloch Wednesday; from Tulloch. they think they will remember morning, first give yourself five That will influence the way The two were fingerprinted by to 10 minutes of relaxing before "If your body has enough you're studying and your accordingly, he will remain incar- things better, but in actuality authorities on Feb. 15, and fled that will makes you easily forget you look at your schedule of the nutrients in the morning to start remembering things," she said. cerated at the county jail. Guerriero said he is putting off Vermont shortly afterward. 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This allows for various Graduating seniors can look for- Always update your address, too. ment and forbearance if they're vicer's discretion, and still incurs repayment plans, such as month- ward to more than just receiving unable to pay back the loans interest. ly or quarterly interest payments, their diploma -- they get lo start Non-updated addresses are a big reason temporarily. Students can also choose or allowing the interest to accu- paying back their student loans. why accounts become delinquent." Three primary types of defer- between various payment mulate and added to the initial According to the Illinois ment are the in-school defer- options. The standard repayment balance of the loan in one lump Student Assistance Commission, BRAD REMMENGA. ISAC ment, which allows the borrower plan requires the same payment sum. once a student drops below half- to defer repayment while for every month. The graduated Though there are various other time enrollment by either gradu- enrolled in school; the economic repayment schedule slightly loans such as Federal Perkins ating, withdrawing or not taking of up to 18 percent of the initial do is always keep in contact with hardship deferment that allows increases the amount owed, once Loans and University Long-Term enough classes, they've entered loan balance, loss of future stu- your lender servicer," Remmenga the full-time working borrower to every two years for the borrowers Loans, Federal Stafford Loans the loan repayment process. dent aid eligibility and decreased said. "Always update your defer repayment due to extreme who are able earn more money as and Federal Direct Ix>ans are the A grace period of six months is wages. Income tax refunds can be address, too. Non-updated circumstances such as medical they advance in their careers. The main programs students loan granted to allow the borrower taken -- both federal and slate -- addresses are a big reason why expenses or a low salary and the income-sensitive option is for the from, Trame said. time to find a job and get their and professional licenses can be accounts become delinquent." unemployment deferment. The main difference between finances in order before the first denied renewal. Students with more than one "With any type of deferment borrowers who can make pay- the Stafford and Direct Loan pro- loan payment is due. To avoid default, loe Aiello, U.S. loan can also choose to consoli- however, the borrower must ments but have financial difficul- However, failure lo comply Department of Education direc- date or combine them all into meet certain criteria such as ties. Income-sensitive payments grams is that Federal Direct Loan with timely repayments can tor for federal student financial one loan. The student then has unemployment and registration are lower money comes directly from the result in serious consequences. If assistance, suggested students only to pay one servicer, instead with a job agency to qualify for "With any plan you choose, government and is dispersed a loan is delinquent or unpaid for pay electronically though an elec- of multiple loan agencies, and unemployment deferment," students need to remember that through the school. Federal more than 270 days or nine tronic debit account and receive can receive a 0.6 percent interest Remmenga said. "This type of interest is always incurring every Stafford Loan money also comes months, the student is then in an addilional 0.25 percent inter- rate reduction. deferment is allowed only up to day," Remmenga said. from the government, but is dis- default. est rate reduction. "If students consolidate by six months al a time. Any form of During a grace period, the fed- persed instead through lenders Brad Remmenga, ISAC manag- If a loan is past due U) to 100 Sept. 30, they can get an addilion- deferment has a time limit of eral government continues to pay or loan agencies. Both Stafford er of the default department, said days, the borrower is contacted al 0.8 percent reduction." said three years." the interest on subsidized loans. and Direct receive their funds that consequences of going into via phone and correspondence. Michelle Trame, assistant direc- A student can also file for for- However, unsubsidized federal from the U.S. Department of default can cause collection costs "The best thing a student can tor of I'm.mi uil aid at the bearance, which is an extension loan borrowers are responsible Education. UC-Davis student panel debates pros, cons of affirmative action By lulissa McKinnon Stales has iricd to remedy the vanlaged students in 1996 to$l20 emphasize race and gender clas- by race." thai underrepresented students u WIRE long-term effects of its historical million, ihe percentage of minor- sifications. Mays said lhal almost every are four to five times more likely DAVIS, Calif. — In a unique discrimination againsl women ity students admitted to Ihe UC "There are more types of diver- ethnic group in ihe U.S. has been to work in communities of color event, a panel of students from and underrcpresenled popula- system declined by 12.5 percent sity than affirmative action can wronged at some point in history, or low socioeconomic status. both sides of the issue debated tions. in 1998. the year Standing Policy 1 provide for," Mays said. including several minorities who In a press release sent lo The the pros and cons of affirmative A main poinl from the anli- look effect SI'-l eliminated the Mays supported the Racial are not officially classified as his- California Aggie, Young action before a 40-person audi- affimiative action camp was pre- consideration of race and gender Privacy Initiative proposed in torically underrepresented Americans for Freedom chair ence Monday night al a round- sented by Davis College in UC admissions. March by the American Civil groups, such as Jewish Americans William Burnell slated that YAF table hosted by the Asian Republicans member Shaun "The old model of affirmalive Rights Institute as one means of who suffered during the chose to refrain from participat- American Association. Fousl, who said that Ihe U.S. action is flawed; we are here eliminating discrimination in Holocaust and lapanese ing in the event because it fell From the outset, advocates needs lo bridge the gross defending Ihe idea of affirmative admissions and hiring proce- Americans who endured place- threatened by alleged "intoler- and opponents of the issue inequalities among K-12 schools action and the chance lo fix it," dures by erasing the mandatory ment in internment camps dur- ance and intimidation" directed agreed that, in terms of opportu- rather than grasping for a "Band- Mendez said. "We need lo provision of race and gender clas- ing World War II. at YAF members by "liberal nities and resources, undencprc- Aid" solution through affirmalivc increase the diversity on campus- senlcd groups do not share a action. sifications. Giving the debate a legal refer- extremists." es so thai they reflect ihe popula- "level playing field" with whites. Cross Cultural Comer Former ASUCD President Matt ence point, Dr. Undy Kumagai According to AAA Issues Chair I low to reach level ground, how- Chicano/ Latino intern Rjko tions in this slate." Huerta said that (aking race off said that the Supreme Court case lihan Ejan, who served as the ever, was the focus of heated dis- Mendez acknowledged this as a Durias agreed with Mendez, the record would virtually Regents of the University of debate host. YAF were among the cussion. noble but unrealislic endeavor, saying that (he U.S. was founded remove the teeth from anti-dis- California v. Bakke upheld race as first people invited lo the event. One of the central arguments considering that K-12 schools are on the principles of representa- crimination laws. a legitimate factor in school "I feel I set the tone for an open from the pro-affirmative action largely funded by the property tion and equality. "In order to be able to enforce admissions while also stating that and safe dialogue by laying down slate was put forth by UC Davis taxes of Iheir surrounding neigh- 1X:R chair Christopher Mays the law, you have to have hard inflexible quotas were unconsti- the rules that no accusations or student Khalilah Durias, who borhoods. said lhal a university is a "market- dala to show it's been broken," tutional. Having served on the interruptions would lie allowed said that while affirmative action Mendez noted thai although place of ideas" which should Huerta said. "In order to identify UCD School of Medicine's and that propaganda pamphlets is not a cure-all, it remains the the UC doubled 1(8 funding for strive loward a diversity of thai discrimination has occurred admission subcommittee since could not be distributed," only means by which the United outreach lo minorities and disad- thought and character and de- you need to be able to identify the late 1970s, Kumagai added Ejan said. <»»=o o. -?s ■sr—ig- Congratulations Celebrate Scholarship Recipients Hazel H. Smith Scholarship Recipients: Beth Jacobs Mary Catherine Caron At Commons Dining Hall Jamie Lee Marie Mitchell Friday, May -4th 11 am - 2 pm Hazel H. Smith Award for _ — Outstanding Service to the Off- Hasta la Campus Student Center meN/T Barbara Y. Keller YOUR Book Scholarshp Recipients: Newspaper Spring 2001 • Beth Jacobs Fall 2001 ■ Christian King M Share your insight, creativi- Make NEWS ty, ideas and opinions with the Campus Community. 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"I started Hodges and his family plan to Kennedy )r. was hospitalized IHE ASSOCIAIID PRESS spend May 16 carrying on with overnight for an irregular heart- realizing that it was so self-serving of me. I could never begin their daily lives. They will lum on OKJAHOMA CITY — Not all beat, a spokeswoman said of those who were injured or lost to forgive McVeigh, but I don't want him killed." the news, waiting for word Wednesday. McVeigh will no longer disrupt loved ones in the Oklahoma City Kennedy, 47, was released from bombing will wake before dawn their days by spewing his views ROB RODDY, BOMBING SURVIVOR in the media Swedish Medical Center on on May 16 to watch Timothy Wednesday morning, said hospi- McVeigh die. Watson will try not to think of tal spokeswoman Melissa Tizon. Athena Roy will kneel in McVeigh on his execution day. McCloud, whose 10-year-old believes the death penalty is "Boycotting it would be a She will spend it with her grand- He was in Seattle for a speech. church to pray for the man who wrong She says McVeigh's exe- much stronger statement they murdered her mother. daughter, Nekia, was injured in son RJ. Allen, who breathes The hospital said Kennedy was the Alfred R Murrah Building cution will not help her family could send him," he says. "I wish Rob Roddy, a survivor of the through a tube in his throat and admitted with a condition known day-care center. McCloud rarely heal. they would realize that." has two bare spots on his scalp as aiii.il fibrillation, which can Oklahoma City bombing, will get goes to the memorial. ready for work the same as he Roy, who was 22 when her Roddy did not support capital where rocks lodged in his head. occur in otherwise healthy adults. does every weekday. Nearly 300 people have told mother, Diane Hollingsworth punishment before the bombing RJ. is one of six children who The condition can lead to a stroke. Deloris Watson will take her the government they want to Althouse, was killed, says it is and still doesn't. He thought for survived in the day-care center Symptoms include fatigue and watch McVeigh's execution. To scarred grandson to a park, time other people stop dwelling the first couple of months after on the second floor of the federal dizziness. where they will eat ice cream accommodate them, Attorney on the bombing. She worries the blast that maybe McVeigh building. His heartbeat was restored to General lohn Ashcroft has straight out of the carton and that some bombing survivors could be an exception. His grandmother recalls a day normal after treatment, and he agreed to the largest closed-cir- and victims' families are down- study the clouds. "After the shock wore off, I not long ago when she had a was released in good condition, cuit TV broadcast of an execu- playing other people's losses. They are victims of the April came lo my senses," he says. "1 headache. The 7-year-old boy Ihe hospital said. tion in U.S. history. "There are people that die 19,1995, blast who think it is eas- started realizing that it was so kept asking her to help him pick Kennedy, son of the late Sen. ier to heal if they try to go on with Roy gets angry when she hears every day in tragedies," she says. self-serving of me. I could never out shapes in the clouds, but she someone say bombing survivors "There are all kinds of horrific begin to forgive McVeigh, but I wouldn't open her eyes. Robert E Kennedy, is co-director the lives they had before of the Environmental Law Project and victims' families want to things thai have been happening don't want him killed." "You know why your head McVeigh parked a truck bomb in at Pace University in White Plains, front of the federal building and watch McVeigh die. She doesn't everywhere." Dennis Hodges, who lost a sis- hurts? You're not looking at the killed 168 people. want lo see it. Roddy, one of the few who ter, a great-niece and a grcal- clouds," he said. N.Y., and heads the Hudson They don't attend every "We're not all the same per- walked out of the federal build- ncphew in Ihe bombing, has That's what they will do on Riverkeepcr program. His father anniversary ceremony or volun- son," says Roy, whose mother ing without a scratch, will not do kepi to himself so much in the May 16. rcpresenied New York in the teer at the memorial site, telling worked in the U.S. Housing and anything out of the ordinary on past six years that he is not on a "1 am going to take RJ. and Senate. their stories to tourists from all Urban Development office. McVeigh's execution day. 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Persson, the Koreas reduce their gram and tensions between first EU chief and Western • t \ J tensions North and South Korea. Kim European leader to visit North PYONGYANG. North Korea said he would hold the talks Korea, arrived in the secretive, (AP) — Kim Jong II. North Thursday with the European totalitarian state on Wednesday • MM. ^3 Korea's reclusive leader, agreed Union delegation, led by Prime to a warm welcome by Kim's Wednesday to hold talks with Minister Goeran Persson of government. ■pp ■* withdrew a directive from tions" by declaring a suspension ' Pentagon reviewing, ■ ■ | Defense Secretary Donald H. of military-to-military relations. but not suspending, Rumsfeld to suspend all con- "His actual intention is for all contacts with China tacts. Rear Adm. Craig Quigley, elements of the military-to-mili- 1 «**" ^3 WASHINGTON (AP) — The speaking for Rumsfeld, told tary program to be reviewed and Pentagon said Wednesday that reporters that the Rumsfeld aide approved on a case by case basis V future contacts with the Chinese who wrote the memo had "mis- by the Department of Defense," military are under review, but it interpreted the secretary's inten- Quigley said. Associated Press Photo SHOOTING: The Rev. William H. Rutherford, right, president of the state chapter of the NAACP, goal of shipping Bush a major addresses a news conference at the Greater New Point Baptist Church in Irvington, N.J.. Wednesday, Bush, GOP leaders dent's tax and spending goals while underlining the ability of tax bill by Memorial ^)ay. about the killing, on Monday, of Newark-resident Bilal Colbert by Irvington Police Officer William strike deal on taxes moderate lawmakers to limit his Wednesday's deal was brokered Mildon during a traffic stop in Irvington. Rutherford said witnesses have come forward to claim that agenda. Congressional leaders only after Bush gave ground to a Officer Mildon had harassed Bilal Colbert for more than a year before Monday's shooting. and spending WASHINGTON (AP) — planned to push a budget for cadre of moderate senators — President Bush and Republican 2002 embodying the pact mostly Democrats — who congressional leaders clinched a through the House and Senate demanded shallower tax cuts budget deal Wednesday that on Thursday. Passage would and more spending than the NAACP: Officer who embraces most of the presi- help GOP leaders toward their president preferred. killed unarmed motorist Fed survey reveals down by lackluster retail sales country, the Fed reported "a slow and weak manufacturing, the pace of economic activity in sluggish spring eco- Federal Reserve said Wednesday. March and early April." The sur- nomic activity Offering hope for a rebound vey, based on information sup- had taunted him for a year down the road, orders to facto- plied by the Fed's 12 regional WASHINGTON (AP) — The ries posted their first gain for the banks, will be used by Fed poli- By Wayne Parry family at the Greater New Point federal authorities to join the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. economy continued to be year. In its latest snapshot of eco- cy-makers at their next meeting Baptist Church, where he is pas- investigation, and demanded sluggish in the spring, dragged nomic conditions around the on May 15 to set interest rates. IRVINGTON. N.I. — The slate tor. He said the witnesses were Mildon's immediate suspension. NAACP president said advised by attorneys not to speak A grand jury will review the Wednesday that a police officer publicly about the case. shooting. who shot and killed an unarmed The family's attorney, Paul Authorities have said Mildon motorist had taunted him for a Begrin, said he does not know if fired his weapon after Colbert, Study: Bottled water no better than tap water year, driving past him and ges- the witnesses have spoken with 29, refused to get out of his turing Like he was firing a gun. By Jonathan Fowler fund's water campaign director protective as those for tap water, Irvington police or Essex County parked car and jammed it into THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Rev. William H. prosecutors. Richard Holland. and the industry is making a reverse, causing the car door to But the study—conducted by concerted effort to develop Rutherford, president of the New Calls to Irvington police and GENEVA — Despite percep- strike the officer in the leg. tions that it's healthier, there is University of Geneva researcher international standards," he Jersey State Conference of the prosecutor's office were nol Irvington police had issued a NAACP Branches, said witnesses little difference between bottled Catherine Ferrier — said the said. immediately returned warrant for Colbert's arrest after a saw Irvington Officer William water and tap water — apart only difference between some While agreeing bottled water Wednesday. similar incident on April 14, Mildon make the gestures from cost — a conservation bottled water and tap water is may be safer in areas where tap Mildon has an unlisted num- when he allegedly bumped or toward Bilal Colbert. group said Thursday. that it is distributed in bottles water may be contaminated, the ber and could not be reached for "Officer Mildon would see Mr. bnished another officer with his "Bottled water may be no rather than pipes. fund said boiled or filtered tap comment. Peter Burgess, vice Colbert sitting on the stoop and car while driving away from a safer, or healthier, than tap water But Stephen Kay, spokesman water is still a better option for president of the Policemen's traffic stop. make gestures with his hand as if in many countries while selling for the International Bottled people on a lower income Benevolent Association l«cal 29, he had a gun and was shooting Mildon was involved in anoth- for up to 1,000 times the price," Water Association, said the Buying bottled water is "not a said the seven-year veteran is him." Rutherford said. "On er shooting four years ago, when the World Wildlife Fund said. fund's criticism was misguided. long term sustainable solution well-respected. Monday morning at 8:30 am., he killed motorist Keion Williams Bottled water is the fastest "The goals are laudable, and to securing access to healthy "I le has numerous awards and Officer William Mildon no longer after Williams, 24, allegedly tried growing beverage industry in we agree totally that people have water. Protecting rivers will help made gestures, but succeeded by commendations for valor, and to flee a traffic stop. Police said the world, worth up to $22 bil- a right to clean drinldng water," ensure that tap water remains a being judge, jury and execution- he's looked up to by younger Williams dragged Mildon from lion a year, according to the he told The Associated Press by service which delivers good telephone from Alexandria, Va er." members of the department," he his car door while trying to flee, fund. quality drinking water for every- A study commissioned by the "But honied water sales are a The witnesses were not at a said. "He's one of the finer officers breaking Mildon's leg. one at a fair price." according to fund found the "bottled water symptom of the problem, not news conference Rutherford this department has.'' A grand jury concluded the fund. held Wednesday with Colbert's Rutherford called on state and Mildon had done nothing wrong. market is partly fueled by con- the cause itself." cerns over the safety of munici- "The difference between bot- The group added that 1.5 mil- pal water and by the marketing tled water and tap water is that lion tons of plastic are used to of many brands which portray bottled water's quality is consis- bottle water every year. Toxic them as being healthier than tap tent," he said. chemicals can be released into Lawsuit says McDonald's uses water." But according to the fund, reg- the environment during the The fund also said bottled ulatory standards for European manufacture and disposal of beef fat to make french fries water sales were rising because and U.S. tap water are tougher bottles," it said. people were worried about pol- than those applied to the bottled But Kay said the industry was SEATTLE (AP) — McDonald's requested the case be certified as But the fast-food chain said in lution. water industry. serious about recycling. Corp. has been accused in a law- a class action on behalf of vege- a statement Wednesday that it "Our attitudes toward tap But Kay said this was not the "We are committed to suit of using beef fat in the prepa- tarians who ate McDonald's fries never claimed fries sold in the water are being shaped by the case. encouraging consumers to recy- ration of french fries despite say- after 1990 in die belief that they United States were vegetarian. It pollution which is choking the "Bottled water standards in cle, and to making our packing ing a decade ago that it would contained no meat. The lawsuit said its recipe calls for "a minis- rivers and streams," said the the United States are at least as even more recyclable." he said. cook its fries in pure vegetable oil. says McDonald's used beef tallow cule trace of beef flavoring, not The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in the cooking process, disguis- tallow." on behalf of two Hindus who ing it as "natural flavor." Tallow is essentially shortening don't eat meat and one non- McDonald's announced in made from beef fat. Hindu vegetarian. It seeks 1990 that its restaurants would McDonald's said it adds a unspecified damages. only cook its potatoes widi pure small amount of beef extract Attorney Harish Blum vegetable oil instead of beef fat. while the potatoes are cooked. 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PAGE 11 SPORTS BRIEFING THURSDAY Men's basketball May 3, lands transfer 2001 BGSUfAlCONS COM Bowling Green men's bas- ketball coach Dan Dakich www.hgnews.com/sporls has announced thai John BOWLING CREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Reimold, a 6-6,215-pound forward who was the Metro At lam ic Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year for Loyola (MD) this past season, will transfer to BG and will be eli- gible for the Falcons in November 2002. He will have three years of eligibility. Baseball sweeps twinbill Sanders By Er* Cassano the Falcons got out of the inning SPORTS REPORTER with no more damage. Oakland would inch closer with two runs still The Bowling Green baseball- in the sixth and two runs in the team continued to out-slug their seventh before lefty Aaron Nease opponents yesterday, reaching relieved Booth in the top of the basking in double figures in runs for the seventh and struck out Caid, rep- second and third times this week resenting the go-ahead run, to in a doubleheader sweep of end the game. 3-for-3 Oakland University at Steller In the 10-0 nightcap win, BG Field, 14-13 and 10-0. starting pitcher Keith Laughlin return Game one's 14-13 win was a kept Schmitz's hair from going seven-inning affair, reminiscent totally gray by getting out to a 10- of Tuesday's 29-25 artillery skir- run lead and keeping it. In an By Joe Kay THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mish with Xavier. The Falcons even sharper turn for the better, scored 14 times in the first three a 10-run rule was instated for the innings, including a nine-run game. The game was called after CINCINNATI — A day later, third, highlighted by a two-run Deion Sanders was still over- the top of the fifth because of it. homerun by David Barkholz, a The Falcons scored in every whelmed. solo shot by Len 1 lias and a By going 3-for-3 with a homer inning they batted. In the first, three-RBI double by David they scored four runs with little- in his return to the majors, the Viane. However, Oakland reliev- NFL comerback and Cincinnati ball tactics, not even getting an ers Dominic Caromsino and extra-base hit, let alone a homer. Reds outfielder became the talk loini Sullivan combined to hold of baseball and the biggest star in Instead of their usual nuclear BG scoreless over the final three power plant at the plate. BG used town. innings, allowing Oakland a Better yet, he saved the Reds a nine-volt battery, powered by chance to get back in the game, from a potentially awkward situ- Kelly Hunt and Lee Morrison which they eagerly took singles, two bases-loaded walks ation and gave himself one of the Oakland scored ten runs in the best moments of his two-sport and an error. final three innings as BG's In the three-run second, the career — a curtain call for 30,000 bullpen almost blew another fans that brought tears to his Falcons started to resemble their large lead. With Nate Henschen eyes. usual selves as Aric Christman, on the mound, Chris Kimball Tun Newell and Hunt led off the "It was wonderful," Sanders started the Oakland fifth with a said Wednesday, sitting on a fold- inning with three consecutive single, advanced to second on a homers. In the third, Hunt drove ing chair in front of his locker. "In fielder's choice and to third on an sports, it's moments for me. Last lustin llaiic in with a sacrifice fly error. Kip Harris then hit a three- and Elias singled in Christman. night probably was the best I've run homer to cut BG's lead to 14- ever had for the simple fact that I Andy Hudak lacked on the final 6. Rob Brockman singled to left run with BG's fourth solo shot of think these fans understand the field, and Mart Gabrielli followed type of affair that I have with the the game in the fourth inning. by drawing a walk, enough to Laughlin went the distance, city. load Oakland's gun for another "lust to feel appreciated for pitching a five-hit shutout, strik- those 30 seconds — I've never three-run blast, this time off the ing out three and walking two. bat of Casey Caid to make it 14-9. felt like that in my life." Kent State Henschen recovered enough to This weekend, Bowling Green No one expected such a sensa- File photo BG New tional comeback by Sanders, get lohn Griffin to strike out, but and Kent State will play a four- Ryan Freiburger singled to left in who hadn't played in the majors game series with major postsea- SWINGERS: Lee Morrison, shown in an earlier game, is among the leaders of the Falcons' offense, since 1997 and had to talk gener- the next at-bat, forcing BG coach son implications at Steller Field. Danny Schmitz to go to the which is among the best in the nation. Morrison finished yesterday's doubleheader 3-for-5. al manager Jim Bowden, his The Falcons currently sit atop biggest fan in baseball, into let- bullpen for Clayton Booth, who the Mid-American Conference's Flashes are in second place, nine-inning game is scheduled header and Sunday's nine- ting him try again this year. got the save in Tuesday's win. Eastern Division with a 15-4 con- threegamesoutwithal2-7 con- for a 3 p.m. start, and both inning game are slated to start at Booth limited the Oakland Bowden took a lot of criticism ference record. The Golden ference record. Friday's single Saturday's seven-inning double- I p.m. for even considering Sanders, offense to an infield single and who refused a promotion to the majors last year because he wanted to play football. During spring training, Bowden became defensive when anyone asked Walsh steps down as Browns' draft why the 33-year-old outfielder was around. By delivering in his big-league J return, Sanders took the heat off pick arrested Bowden, gave the Reds another 49ers general manager outfielder while Ken Griffey |r. recovers from a torn hamstring, BylanieMcCautey By Greg Beacham many, many years," said "It's not too strong to say Bill 134th overall last month. and made Cinergy Field rock like THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "We have discussed the mat- it hadn't all season. Donahue, who coached at UCLA Walsh saved this organization, for 20 seasons before a brief because he played a large part in SEATTLE — Cleveland ter with his agent and feel it is "Nothing surprises me with SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Bill Browns draft pick leremiah Deion," Bowden said. "He's one broadcasting career. "Any time doing that," 49ers coach Steve best for leremiah to be with his of the greatest athletes in the . Walsh looks forward to watching you follow an immensely suc- Mariucci said. "We needed Pharms was arrested on family and focus on his defense younger men chase the legacy world. I'm not going to be the cessful person as I'm doing the somebody to get us through a charges that he was the trigger- against these charges," Browns he left with the San Francisco man in a drug-related robbery one to bet against Deion standard is raised. The bar is set really rough time, and we're president Carmen Policy said. Sanders." 49ers thankful he was willing to do it." last year in which a man was very high here." "As a result, he will not be with Sanders showed he was seri- Walsh ended his second term Walsh spent 10 seasons as the In addition to making massive shot and pistol-whipped. us this weekend for our mini- ous about a baseball comeback as the 49ers' general manager on 49ers' coach and general man- roster cuts and salary reduc- The fifth-round draft pick when he hit .459 for Triple-A Wednesday, handing the job to ager from 1979-88, building tions, Walsh said his most diffi- from Washington was released camp." Louisville. He had to bide his top assistant Terry Donahue in a Wednesday on $250,000 bail in If convicted of first-degree time until May 1, when baseball's them into a dynasty still cult and important task in the long-anticipated transition. unmatched in NFL history. last two years was negotiating a his hometown of Sacramento, robbery, Pharms, a father of rules allowed him to rejoin the After coaching San Francisco Reds. As a GM, Walsh acquired most sensitive end to the San Calif., where he was arrested three, could be sentenced to up Had Sanders flopped at to three Super Bowl titles in the of the key players in the 49ers' Francisco careers of Young and Tuesday night by Seattle detec- to 8112 years in prison. Pharms Louisville, Bowden would have 1980s and building a roster that best years, including loe Rice, two of the 49ers' greatest tives. could face additional charges won two more titles after he left had a difficult time justifying his Montana, lerry Rice, Ronnie Lott stars. Browns coach Butch Davis because he was the shooter, in 1989. Walsh returned to the promotion. By leading the and Steve Young As a coach, he Young, the 49ers' starting said he called Washington's King County prosecutor Norm International League in hitting, 49ers in 1999 to rebuild a once- molded them into a team that quarterback for parts of nine coaches and Pharms' agent Malengsaid. Sanders showed he deserved it. proud franchise ravaged by age won five Super Bowls in 14 sea- seasons, retired before last sea- The 30.000 fans who showed and mother after hearing of the An arraignment was sched- and salary cap problems. sons — the last two after George son due to a series of concus- up for his return Tuesday gave With the 49ers now stocked arrest. uled for May 9 in Seattle. Seifert took over as coach. sions. Rice, who holds every sig- Sanders the loudest ovation dur- with a young talented roster and "This was kind of a shock to Pharms' lawyer, lohn Wolfe, did Walsh, 69. was a pioneer of the nificant NFL receiving record, ing pregame introductions and a revitalized front office, Walsh everybody," Davis said. "But not immediately return a another warm ovation before his West Coast offense, which is will be released by the 49ers in one of the most horrible things considered his work completed. phone call for comment. first at-bat. Sanders singled to used, with minor variations, by lune to ease their cap problems. you can do is jump to a conclu- After a vacation in Hawaii, he approximately two-thirds of the Browns owner Al l-emer said center on the first pitch from Eric "I don'i know how anyone but sion." Gagne, the Dodgers' fifth starter. will become an adviser in an teams in the NFL today. He was a the team's background check organization synonymous with me could have presided over Like other NFL teams, the "Going to the plate for the first mentor to dozens of current and on Pharms was not as thor- his innovations and leadership. that change with these two Browns do background checks time, I had to look up and see if it former head coaches who once ough as it would have been if was me hitting or Griffey," "I think I'm leaving the opera- worked under him, including men," Walsh said. "It was such a on potential draft picks and he were picked in the first or Sanders joked. "I didn't know tions here in much better shape Mike Holmgren, Mike sensitive issue. They've meant so free agents. what was going on — you're than I found them, and I feel like Shanahan, Dennis Green and much to this organization and Davis said he spoke with second round of the draft. cheering for me? I've done that twice," Walsh said. Brian Billick. this community that it was Washington coach Rick Even so, Cleveland would "I think people understood "Now it's time to let Terry have Chuck NoU, loe Gibbs and important that I was the one to Neuheisel three days before appear to have an advantage that it took a lot of hard work to his turn. I've been able to handle the draft and asked him about Walsh are the only coaches to point them in the right direction, over other teams in research- get back It took a lot of determi- some tough jobs, so we'll see Pharms and other players. win three or more Super Bowls. because they know l know what ing players — their director of nation to come back, and I think how Terry does." After stints in broadcasting "They gave a glowing security, Lewis Merletti, served people honor and respect that" Donahue, who has been train- they mean." and a second tenure as head report," Davis said. "There was as director of the U.S. Secret When Sanders homered on ing for his new job since Walsh Donahue praised his two-year coach at Stanford, Walsh no indication from a half- Service under three presidents. Gagne's first pitch in his next at- brought him to San Francisco apprenticeship under Walsh, his dozen people that you hope returned in lanuary 1999 at the Policy said he was confident bat, the crowd gave him such a two years ago, agreed to a four- behest of former owner Eddie one-time coaching opponent in you get information from." prolonged ovation that he had to year contract. Walsh has a three- DeBartolo. Walsh went to work the Pac-10, and vice president of Pharms, a 6-foot-1, 250- the team was diligent in check- come out of the dugout to year deal as a vice president and excavating the 49ers from the football operations lohn McVay, pound outside linebacker, ing all the players selected. acknowledge the cheers. consultant for the organization. cap problems they incurred who also returned to the 49ers played on the Huskies' winning "I don't think this is a situa- "We will have Bill's voice in our under Carmen Policy's leader- with Walsh in 1999 and will move Rose Bowl team last January. tion that slipped through the decision-making, hopefully for SANDERS, PAGE 11 ship into a more advisory capacity. He was taken by the Browns cracks," he said. ( BG NEWS SPORTS Thursday, May 3.2001 11 Sanders has Wright pleased Butler basketball his 'best with rehab start moment' coach visits Xavier SANDERS. FROM PAGE 10 ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — He worked out in Florida for CINCINNATI (AP) — Butler Bulldogs to a record of 24-8 — a tant for 11 seasons. Indians pitcher Jaret Wright gave the last three months, most Sanders considers it his University coach Thad Matta, school record for victories. Xavier's basketball program up two runs and four hits in eight recently pitching in extended best moment in sports. one of three basketball coaches Butler upset Wake Forest in the moved last season into its new, innings Wednesday for the spring training. "My wife and I talked about to interview in person with first round of the NCAA tourna- S44 million Qntas Center arena International League's Buffalo Wright's fastball reached 96 that once we got home," Xavier University this week ment this year before losing to on the campus of the Cincinnati Bisons in the first start of his mph during Wednesday's outing about its coaching vacancy, vis- Arizona Sanders said. 'She said, school. Xavier plays in the minor league rehab assignment. Although his speed dipped into ited Xavier's campus Matta, a 1990 Butler graduate You've got to be kidding.' 1 Atlantic 10 Conference. Wright, recovering from the 80s later in the game, he was Wednesday. and former player, served as an said, 'Baby, I was sobbing in Prosser helped turn Xavier August shoulder surgery, walked clocked at 94 mph on one pitch Xavier spokesman Tom Eiser assistant coach at Butler, Miami the outfield, I really was.' I into a perennial postseason none, struck out seven and got in his final inning. Sixty-eight of declined to say whether Matta of Ohio and Western Carolina really was moved by the fans, was offered the job that Skip tournament team, taking the the win as Buffalo beat Rochester his 102 pitches were strikes. before becoming head coach at and the excitement in the sta- Prosser left last week when he Musketeers to the NCAA tour- 4-2. Butler. dium was unbelievable." He gave up three doubles that became Wake Forest's basketball nament four times and to the "I think it was positive," said Kansas has gone to the NCAA Sanders is accustomed to led to Rochester's runs in the sec- coach. Xavier's administration NIT twice. Xavier was 21-8 last Wright, who started two World tournament in each of getting ovations on the foot- ond inning. hopes to choose Prosser's suc- season, losing to Notre Dame in Series games and won one for cessor this week, Eiser said. Dougherty's six seasons as an ball field. He felt different the first round of the NCAA tour- Cleveland as a rookie in 1997. "1 just left a couple of balls out Eiser said Xavier athletics assistant with the Jayhawks. about this one. nament. The Musketeers won at "My shoulder felt pretty good. over the plate, and they hit them," director Mike Bobinski has had Dougherty has also been an "I've always felt lik« the least 21 games in six of seven My fastball was working best. I Wright said. "One of my biggest face-to-face interviews with assistant coach with Vanderbilt jukebox, where you put seasons under Prosser, who kept it down for the most part. I Matta, 33; North Carolina- and South Carolina. something in and you play problems is getting too excited Greensboro coach Fran posted a 148-65 record at Xavier. threw a few change-ups — I've McCaffery has been a head what I push, you do what I the first couple of innings. After McCaffery, 41, and Kansas assis- Prosser, 50, served eight years been working on that in Florida coach for five seasons at Lehigh want you to do," he said. "And that, my fastball command got tant Neil Dougherty, 40. as a Xavier assistant to Pete My curve ball was where I needed and UNC Greensboro. He was if 1 don't play the record they Matta became Butler's head Gillen before becoming head it to be to pitch a game today." better and my curve got better." coach a year ago. 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Happy Thursday...The weekend is almost here Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale The Montessori Teacher The Toledo Blade Restaurant Critic. Education Institute of May 14, 1999: Absolutely Free Into! Babysitter wanted 3 girls age 2, 4. Going back 1974 Mobile home, remodeled, 2 Bowling Green I've long argued Learn How to Earn & 5 in Waterville home. Dependable, to Cleveland for the summer? bdrm. w/ shed, wooden porch, great 6-thaltho Online Income playful, and nurturing. Full lime, If you are seeking a clencal/otfice lor college students, asking $3500 Are you a College www.Hometnternetlncome.com flexible, Monday-Friday position for the summer and want to 352-1383 Bill. best eatery Call Diane 340-5444. work tor one of Cleveland's top cor- Student, Educator, Child Care needed in our Sylvania porations, then call us today. 1987 Bonneville, runs great, Child care. 12 yr. old girl. 15-20 asking $900. between Toledo home for our 9 & 10 yr. old. Must be Spherion Office Professionals Home Schooler, or hr/week. Flexible hrs. Starts June 7 Call 352-1383, Bill. Day Care Provider? and Columbus avail, lor summer June 6-Aug. 28. through the end of August. Must (216)781-3100 or fax your resume b/w 8 am A 4 pm. Must have own have own car Call 352-0784. 10(216)781-1204. 1988 Olds Delta 88; reliable. V-6 car & 2 ref. Please send a 1 pg. engine, 166,000 miles. $1,100. Desk clerk needed for local motel. Help Wanted desep. of qualifications to Full & Part-time Lawn Maintenance (419)661-7525(0). (419)872-1674(h) P.O. Box 597, Sytvania, OH 43560 4pm to midnight shift. Minimum 3 shifts per week Musi work mosl 354-1923 1989 Honda Accord. 255,000 mi. weekends. Inquire at Buckeye Inn Looking for a fun working environ- Needs work. $1500- btwn. 8-4, MonthruFri. ment this summer? Enhance your 373-0465 Environment Jobs - A Poem resume by working for the Office of 1992 Chrysler GTC Convertible Student Life. Looking for enthusias- Summer jobs are a Bummer 80,000 mi $3,000. 373-0010. Make a difference this summer. tic student w/ good communication Make politicians take heed. skills for approximatley 20 hrs. per '89 SHO Taurus, original owner Fight corporate greed. week. Work study required. Learn the time-proven Save our water and air Call Deb at 372-2643. 354-6822. Montessori For we have little to spare. Looking for Leaders 93 Grand Prix, 4 Dr, blue, 111K There's pollution in our rivers Did you know that heart disease highway miles Good cond., $5300 Approach and ports. takes a life every 33 seconds? The obo. Call after 6pm, 352-2336. Join our campaign and get paid to American Heart Association is look- to Early Childhood Bed - Queen pillow top, new. in save the planet in your shorts! ing tor volunteers interested in Education. M-F 2-11pm. $350-450/wk serving on the 2002 American Head plastic. Full manufacturer's warran- Take our comprehensive one-year (419)255-6028. Walk Planning Committee. Interest- ty. Retail $800 Sacrifice $189. Can deliver. Call 419-509-8341 program and become a FINDERS COMPACT ed individuals should contact Aileen Credentlaled Montessori Early DISCS NOW HIRING Glowacki, [email protected] or Couches, dressers, Childhood Educator. Rental Office Summer & fall customer service Deborah Caldwell, and end table OR sales positions Drop oft or send dcaldwel9heart.org or call 354-2337 Take only the program module(s) 319 E. VVoostcr St. 419-841-7006 by May 11 for more resume to Finders; Double mattress and box spring most useful to you and receive information. 128 N. Main St. BG. Irame only year ok). Great condition Continuing Education/Professional Needed cook help, bartenders & Development Credits. Rentals available Great summer jobs. St0-$12 an hr. $200 OBO. 352-8289. Work outside. Taking applications server staff at Real Seafood Compa- Classes start June 16. 2001. and ny-Toledo Fill out application at 22 HONDAS FROM $500! Police im- space is limited Call today, or visit for summer and now. 1-888-277-9787 or www.colle- pounds and tax repos! For listings 1- gepro.com. Main St in Toledo. 419-697-5427 our website, for complete program fall. Stop by for Summer help need not apply. 800-719-3001 ext4558. details Haven'l found a summer job yet? The YMCA of Central Ohio is now Office cleaning evenings OAKLEY SUNGLASSES our full listing. Prescription & non-prescription. Karen Brotzki, Program Director hinng Summer Camp Counselors! 8-10 hours per week. Own transportation required Ray-baa, Gargoyles. & Serengetti 630 S. Maple SI BG, OH 43402 This is a great opportunity to have fun while you work. We offer com- Can 352-5822. also avail. John T. Archer A Associ- 419-352-4203 ates 1222 Ridgewood BG 352-2502 montesso @ wcnet.org petitive pay, great hours, weekends Painter's helper. Must be mechani- www.wcnet.org/-montesso/ 354-2260 Chef off, & free membership to all those cally inclined. Flexible hours. R A R PERFECT STUDENT CAR! hired. Call the YMCA of Central Painting. 277-2170 or 655-2773. '95 Hyundai Sonata GOS. dark (raiq Ohio locations at East (614) 834- Perrysburg home child-care green, loaded; V6. snrf., leather, re- 9622, Near East/Central (614) 252- required 2 mornings per week mote entry < start, CD and tape, n 3166. North (614) 885-4252. for 2 toddlers Days flexible Alloy,only$5.500OBO MUST Doesn't i^ South/Central (614) 491-0980, 872-2148 SELL! 352-1631. ! WEyeExam Southwesl (614) 539-1770. West (614)276-8224. PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN! SAVE Pic paid phone cards cheap 10% Seem jf^Sf? MONEY! Top rated boys sports disc 1,951 mins Send $15 00 to iPlus 40% Off Any Frame! camp in Maine. Need counselors to Buckeye Phone Cards PO Box 203 coach all sports tennis, basketball, Arcadia. 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Merry, rooms $220/mo , quired Next to railroad tracks be- includes util.. male students. tween Clough and Lehman Call Lu Also Summer Rentals Only ^au/memailiijfrl.lllIJA s at352-1134 Call 353-0325 RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT posi- 1 bdrm apt across from campus. r-OOOOOO-, tion assisting persons with mental Avail June 1st, 1 yr. lease retardation/developmental disabili- $350/mo < utilities Call 419-897- GREATFOODLATE ties in daily living skills in a Residen- 5997 tial setting. Part-time, and sub posi- tions available ranging from 14-71 12 mo leases starting May 19, hours biweekly. Salary is $7 55/hour 2001: for first 90 days, thereafter begin- 322 E Court «2 1 br .1 person ning at $10 24/hour based upon ex- $395. ind. all util. HIGHLAND perience High school diploma or 605 5th «C 2 Br. 2 person $400 MANAGEMENT GED required; no expenence neces- .util 520 Wallace 3 Br House $900 130 E Washington Street. Bowhng Green sary. Positions available in Bowling Green, Portage and Haskins areas •util 354-6036 Steve Smith 352-8917 or 308-2710 www.wcrwl.0r9r'-highland Application packet may be obtained from Wood County Board of MR/DO, 1372 E Wooster St: Four-five bed- ATTENTION 11160 East Gypsy Lane Rd . Bowl- room unfurnished house. Across ing Green, Ent. B. Monday-Fnday, from campus. Will be totally painted GRAD STUDENTS! Autoville 8 00am-4 30pm. E.O.E. throughout One bathroom, dish- washer, garbage disposal and Jay-Mar Apartments Seeking education major to provide washer/dryer $1200 00 plus utilities 803-815 8th St summer child care in our Perrysburg 1995 Tracker Com. home. 24-30 hrsAvk, days and time per month for a 12 month lease. 2 bedroom-5475/mo -12 mo lease are flexible. Children ages 10. 8. 2 Available after 7/31/01 352-5620. Some remodeled SspdMOk miles, Great | yrs. Occasional transportation of the 2 bdrm turn apt w/shuttle access S 550/mo. -12 mo. lease Condition - $3750." children needed to pod. practices, to campus. Avail May thru Aug. for Laundry facilities on-slte ■€ etc Please call (419) 661 -0733 summer lease. AC & blinds. 354- SERIVQRIQ $ ♦Air/heat Single, non-smoking female wanted 7266 tor live in nanny position. Stay at the Highlands 2 bedroom Troup St.. 1 blk. to cam- home mom needs help with light 220 Napoleon Rd. house work, childcare, and transpor- pus. New, carpel, windows, roof. Incl garage, yard, driveway Avail One bedroom, laundry facilties tation to and from school and activi- BIG SUMMER CASH!!!! £tV\. in bldg.. ale. quet. ties. Pnvate bedroom entrance and ASAP, 373-1775, Now accepting ior summer employment .it LanderhAVen From $39S/month bath in rural BG home. Salary and 3 bdrm house lor sublease 1996 Mustang Conv. and for several exciting events, including the Cleveland hours negotiable. Exp and referen- May-? The Homestead- t»-6, Auto, loaded Grant) Prix. ces required Must enjoy animals 354-2337 Graduate Housing and country life. 823-1547. 45k miles- $10,500.* 3 bedroom apartment (House) May- One and two bedroom A/C. Something Special Learning Center August $840 a month, NO utilities. on-stte laundry, ceramic tile, is looking for individuals to work this 216 Manville towertest 353-0309. Top Competitive "Wages soundproof construction skysghts summer. Flexible schedules availa- Looking for motivated, energentic, friendly people. dishwashers, vaulted ceilings ble Please call 419-878-4190 tor 3 bedroom, 1 bath. 832 Third St. the Daycare/Preschool Center. Available August $725/ month. From S510/monrh -12 month lease (419) 474-5344. Call Sam at 1-800-636-8771 for more details. Student coaches for summer & tall 14354 West Poe 19 88 Firebird gymnastics. Coaches supervise the 3-4 BR house, country setting, city mi 3* bedrooms, rural setting W-8. Auto, T-Tops activities of each class, set up & services, W/D, grad-/prof.. W/D, city services $3900" take down the equipment, & provide SlOOO/mo., Call 354-6036 V^$ 1000/month -12 month leose^ a positive learning experience for 4 bedroom house on 5th street. Executive Caterers at the participants, ages 3-12. Must be Available mid August. $720/month reliable & dependable. Applicant plus utilities. 12 month lease. 354- Landerhaven should be enthusiastic & work well 2500. 6111 Landerhaven Drive w/ children. Contact Rhonda 723 Fourth, 3 bdrm . 2 bath Avail. UeidanU,L)114il24 Schnipke by email* 1989 Acer* Legend rhondas©bgnet bgsu edu or call May 17. $800 mo. plus util. 372-4736(until May 9). after May 9 353-0494. Management Inc. SiBreel.Ajite.Ulir. 1-800-636-8771 call 419-532-3758. Must be avail House-2 Br/2 people-Central loca- 2001/2002 $5990" every Saturday in June(5 weeks). tion-Near Marathon Gas Station. Openings-Leasing Now Summer daytime child care tor older Must respect neighbors-Large back children. Good driving record yard. Call 353-2301. ALSO DOING required. Perfect for an active indi- m ,^^ Check Us Out!! Houses, 1. 2, 8 3 bdrm apts begin- fl tm vidual. 25-30 hrs a week, hours can ning May 01.9 & 12 mo. leases Horn Mil -r www.homecityice.com SUMMER LEASING be flexible to allow for classes Call mt 352-7454. '<^ SUMMER HELP 1992 Honda Accerd Carol 8 354-2196. Summer Employment LEASING FOR AUGUST llillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview, 80k miles. Aute, Lifeguards needed to work & live in 1 bdrm. grad student; 601 3rd St.; Great Job Opportunities !! I Bdrm & 2 Bdrm. leaded - $5990." the Washington D.C. area. Spend 2 bdrm. undergrad; 704 5th St.; Hiring Students Pan- Time HOW and Full- Time Dunng Summer S Breaks Air condition/Dishwasher the summer in our nation's capital. 2 bdrm. mature renters; 710 7th St. Flexible Hours 8. GREAT PAY !! Garbage Disposal Full training provided Great pay, 352-3445. washer/dryer hook-up in 2 Bdrm reasonable housing costs. Call Life is good when you live alone. We offer 10-40+ hours / week Starts at $390-Call 353-5800 today for information. 1-800-229- Grad. students only. Very nice 1 Route Delivery & Packaging Positions 1222. Palm Pools Corporation, bdrm. apt., very quiet. 134 N. Main Woodbridge, VA. second Hoor/downtown/$310/mo. Telephone Interviewing, no selling, 352-7677 Greg. $6.50-$10.00 per hour Evergreen Apt 215 E. Poe 1903 inflnitl J30 relaxed atmosphere, flexible sched- Quiet 1 BR w/hot tub & pond In Studios & Large I Bdrms. 4dr, Auto.lthr. uling, up to $7.00 per hr., in Perrys- Laundry on site back. Avail, approx. May 15. 353- Sunrool $9000." burg, mostly evenings 8 weekends 2301. 1-800-899-8070 Starts at $250-Call 353-5800 874-5842 Located just minutes from Campus! Wanted companion for 18yr. old SeH Storage units available, We Alto Hava Facilities In Other Cities, Call Usl AfE^CA MR/DD girl. My BG home, M-F Summer leases, Many sizes. Call Buckeye Storage 352-1520. 8-3:30, Jun.-Aug., some exp. req'd., Lexington, KY 1-800-933-3575 Oayion/Springlield 1-800-283-5511 Willow House Apts. 830 Fourth St. weekly salary and/or room & board. Subleaser needed. Large 3 story du- lima/Bucyrus 1 -800-894-0529 Detroit 1 -734-955-9094 I tnlnn /An Condition 352-7745 eves. plex. May-August. $280/month or ClevelanOJAshiaixl Pittsburgh 1 800-355-2732 Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Canton/Ene 1-800-874-0880 West Virginia t-800-545-4423 We are looking for hard-working col- best offer. Call Kelli O 494-4355 Starts at $400 - Call 353-5800 CmcmnaWKentucky 1 -800-288-4040 Southeast Ohio 1-800-545-4423 lege students with some painting ex- Two bedroom, furnished or unfur- ManslielaVAshland I 800-894-0529 £ Autoville perience for summer help. Own nished apartments. 724 6th St. 8 transportation a must. Call 882-0564 No Experience Necessary. Train in one facility during school *JE*£A 14540 BG Rd. WSSI 705 7th St. $525 per month school year lease, $460 per month full year and work during summer break. We offer Schedulm Stop by our office at Yard worker needed. $7 0O/hr. Close to campus. CaH 352-0915. lease. 354-0914. Flexibility. Start training HQJU 1045 N. Main St. 353-8810 Schedule an interview A.S.A.P. for complete listing or wwu'.lignewsxo w » w.htsnov.s.coni Call 353-5800. www.homeci tyice.com www.wcnet.org/~mecca Call Dean Smith