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TiiaffJUt September%, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 10
Briefs Weather Marcos' body returns to Philippines by Eileen Guerrero The Associated Press Partly pleasant: Today, partly cloudy with a high in the lower 70s. LAOAG, Philippines - To the cheers and sobbing of thousands, the body of Ferdin- and Marcos, who inspired both Inside the News loathing and adoration in 20 years as president, was re- Learning the ropes: turned today for burial seven Recent programs are years after he fled into exile. making it easier for new mi- His black-garbed widow nority students to adjust to Imelda kissed the closed cas- the University. ket and wept after a chartered jet brought the body from Ha- □ See page three. waii. The body was then taken by horse-drawn hearse to the city's Roman Catholic cathe- dral along 10 miles of crowd- Arrest dos and don'ts: lined roads. Don't fight the law or the A 74-year-old woman, Felicl- law will win, lawyers and dad Faustino, walked the entire police say. Here's what to do stretch. "I would walk a if you are arrested. thousand miles more," she said. "1 was born for, and I will □ See page four. die for, Marcos." Others were even more de- voted as members of the Alpha Outside campus Omega cult, which worships Marcos as a god. Student indicted on rape "My cause is God Almighty," charges: said Ernesto Ramirez. "With Thomas Dailey, 22, who his return, all our suffering was listed in the 1992-1993 will end." University telephone direc- Virtually every window tory as a University student, along the route was filled with was indicted by a Wood people viewing the cortege. County grand jury on one About 500 people packed the count of rape, an aggravated cathedral for the Mass, and first degree felony. He was thousands of others jammed also indicted on one count of the courtyard outside. sexual battery, a third de- After the Mass, the body was gree felony. taken to a black reviewing Judge Charles Kurfess stand in front of the gleaming has been assigned to hear Imelda Marcos cries at the coffin of her late husband Ferdinand mausoleum near his family home, was returned seven years white provincial capitol. It will further court proceedings in Marcos as the body arrives in Laoag Tuesday. At left Is Marcos' after he fled Into exile. lie there until Wednesday, the case. daughter Imee. Marcos' body, which will be burled Friday In a See Marcos, page five. Arts festival needs vol- unteers: Organizers of the Black Swamp Arts Festival are Organizational seeking volunteers to work Auto plant bid botched at the event Sept. 25 and 26. Workers are needed to help staff beer tents, sell t-shirts, Critics want development official's resignation fair begins today construct a stage and clean by Kelly Duquln up the festival area. The Associated Press would produce 60,000 four- the automaker's site-selection student life reporter Volunteers are being wheel-drive sport utility vehicles company. asked to attend organiza- annually by 1997. The company A telephone message left for tional meetings at 7 p.m. TOLEDO - The president of an was expected to select a site Failor was not immediately re- Students will have the opportunity to learn more about the several Sept. 12,14, and 16 at the economic development agency early next month. The plant was turned Tuesday. campus organizations today at the annual Student Organizational Huntington Bank, 130 S. should resign because he botched expected to employ 1,500 Linda Paulmeno, director of Fair in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Representatives will be on hand Main St. For more informa- a bid to bring an auto plant to the workers. communications for Mercedes- to provide information about their particular group. tion, call the Downtown area, several city officials said The Ohio Development De- Benz in Chicago, said the com- This year's fair, which will take place between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., Business Association at Tuesday. partment asked communities in pany is looking at more than 100 will be the largest one ever with 104 organizations represented, ac- 354-4332. "Gary Failor must go. It's May to submit a list of possible sites in more than 30 states. cording to Debra Helm, administrative assistant in the student activi- time," Councilman Jack Ford sites for the plant. The depart- "We have been provided a lot ties and orientation office. said about the man who heads the ment reviewed dozens of applica- of information from a lot of "The representatives will supply information for students who are Toledo-Lucas County Port Au- tions, then recommended 17 Ohio communities," Ms. Paulmeno interested in getting involved on campus or who want to join an or- Clinton and Gore to visit thority. sites to Mercedes-Benz. said. "But I cannot go into detail ganization," she said. Students will also be able to talk to members Cleveland tomorrow: Ford said he would introduce a The port authority, which col- the type of information given to and have refreshments. CLEVELAND - President resolution at Monday's council lects $1 million a year in prop- us." The wide variety of organizations represented will include frater- Clinton and Vice President meeting calling for Failor to quit. erty taxes for economic devel- Councilman Carty Flnkbeiner nities and sororities, honorary clubs, Christian organizations and in- Al Gore will push their pro- opment, submitted for considera- criticized port authority offi- tramurals. posals for reshaping the Councilman Peter Silverman tion only one site - a Wood County cials. Sports clubs will also offer facts about sports including soccer, federal bureaucracy during would support such a resolution. property about 15 miles south of "The sloppiness, lack of rugby and swimming. . a joint appearance in the "Over a year ago, I stated that I Toledo. thoroughness and poor commu- "We have a big student involvement and we will be available to an- city tomorrow. thought Gary had been in too The authority did not submit nication with other members of swer questions such as which sports are offered, how to enter the Clinton and Gore on Tues- long and they needed new detailed information about a city- the Toledo economic develop- sport, entry dates and times of events,"said Thad Long, director of in- day presented a plan they leadership. I think that's all the owned site and an area adjacent ment team are inexcusable," tramurals and sports clubs. said would save $108 billion more true now," Silverman said. to the city. Finkbeiner said. In addition, Undergraduate Student Government will also have a over five years by cutting, City leaders are angry about Agency officials said they Ray Medlin, a port authority booth at the fair, according to Theresa DeFranco, USG director of combining and reorganizing the way the port authority han- submitted information directly board member, said Failor public relations. the federal work force. dled a bid for a Mercedes-Benz to the company Instead of "should have the opportunity to "We took the opportunity to get involved because we feel that we "This is an American im- plant. through state officials. resign." are an important group on campus," DeFranco said. "We want to let perative and we all need to The automaker plans to build a The authority did not respond students know what we are doing and appeal to students interested in be a part of it," Clinton said $300 million assembly plant that to a 31-page questionnaire from See Toledo, page five. joining." at Tuesday's news confer- ence in Washington. The plan would leave the government with 252,000 Clinton's reforms give elderly drug benefits fewer jobs, with the cuts coming through attrition, by Christopher Connell buyouts, early retirement The Associated Press sons, said Monday that Clinton aides told on a sliding scale. Those benefits will be tradeoff." and retraining for private him the drug benefits will be worth $32 to phased in over five years, with states "The key question is, is there system- sector jobs. $35 a month on average per senior citi- getting grants to furnish the services. wide cost containment or is it just from Medicare and Medlcald?" said Rother. Reducing the civilian, WASHINGTON - America's 32 million zen. Rother said he was told the long-term non-postal work force by 12 elderly would get major new prescription Seniors will be asked to bear 25 per- benefits would be worth $80 a month and "If it were just Medicare and Medicaid, we'd be jumping through the roof." percent over the next five drug benefits under Medicare for about cent of those costs in the form of higher would cost the elderly roughly $20 a Rep. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said, "Clearly years would bring the fed- $8 a month as part of President Clinton's monthly Medicare Part B premiums. month. The emphasis will be on services the president has Identified that the eral payroll below 2 million health reforms, the White House has told That premium, now $36.60, helps pay in the home, adult day care centers and employees for the first time advocates for seniors. doctor bills and other out-of-hospital ex- other community facilities to help people major gaps for seniors are the crushing costs of long-term care and the enormous since 1967. The White House blueprint also will penses. retain their independence. feature long-term care benefits for both In addition, they would have to meet Pollack said the benefits will go to peo- drug bills they face. Many seniors are Thursday's trip to Cleve- the aged and young people with serious the $250 deductible and pay 20 percent of ple who have trouble with at least three paying more out of pocket today than land Is expected to feature disabilities, emphasizing home-and the cost of each prescription. of five essential daily activities: getting when Medicare began in 1965." an event at the Church community-based care instead of institu- "Right now, a lot of seniors are forced out of bed, dressing, washing, using the Wyden said, "It's not clear how those Square Shopping Center on tions. to choose between filling prescriptions toilet and eating. benefits are going to be financed. The the city's east side. Details White House officials say seniors will and paying for food and other necessi- The services could include help with challenge for the administration Is to en- of the event were not imme- be given the same prescription drug ties," said Ron Pollack, executive direc- cooking and cleaning, not just medical sure that this doesn't become a shell diately available. coverage as everybody else under the tor of Families USA Foundation, another care, he said. game that cuts from core, needed basic Clinton proposal, with a $250 annual de- advocacy group. Medicare is going to "be under a lot of Medicare in order to (pay for) long-term ductible and 20 percent copayments. An administration official said the el- cost containment pressure" under the care and prescription drugs.'* Compiled from staff and John Rother, legislative director for derly would be asked to pay 20 percent of Clinton health plan, said Rother. But "it wire reports. the American Association of Retired Per- the costs of the long-term care benefits looks right now like a worthwhile See Clinton, page flve. Opinion
page two The BG News Wednesday, September 8, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief „ Kirk Pavehch Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Editorials from across the state Excerpts of recent Ohio editorials of national and statewide interest: The Columbus Dispatch, Sept. 7 President Clinton has plenty of work to do this fall: selling his yet-to-be-announced health care reform plan, persuading Congress to pass the important North American Free Trade Agreement and possibly DislnOuted Dy TriOune Meflia Services even introducing a welfare reform bill. All the coming huffing and puffing, though, should not lead Clinton to renege on a promise he made just before his budget measure squeaked through Con- gress. Clinton made a pledge to several lawmakers Rush Limbaugh causes alarm that after his bill passed, he would work with Con- gress to find more ways to cut spending. "Greetings conversationalists dates" addressing various topics, One way would be to expedite Vice President Al from across the fruited plain as each accompanied by its own Gore's highly publicized National Performance Re- we embark once again into Norm VanNess theme song. (The timber update, view, which might be able to do away with 250,000 broadcast excellence on day 230 for example, consists of the government jobs and cut spending by $100 billion. of the 'raw deal,' otherwise sounds of trees falling to the mu- The will of the people is clear; they want more known as the 'most dangerous sic of Jackyl's song "Lumber- spending cuts. Let Clinton, in a bipartisan effort, de- man in America'." jack" and the animal rights up- liver on his promises. Undoubtedly, many of you date finds Andy Williams singing reading the above paragraph "Born Free" replete with the immediately recognize the words sounds of machine guns, bombs, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer, Sept. 5 and who speaks them. and artillery dubbed over the Unfortunately, many of you sounds of crying animals.) Hoping to end their 30-year "space race," the have absolutely no idea what It is this tongue-in-cheek style United States and Russia agreed to turn two compet- these words mean, and could that infuriates and titillates his ing scientific projects into one effort toward a perm- care less who said them. And, liberal elite shaking in their the fact that Rush Limbaugh has audience, and, like it or not, anent, manned space station in Earth orbit. some of you probably cringed boots. a large audience that holds the brings them back again. The deal is certainly a turning point in U.S. space from the very beginning. By now, some of you are won- same ideals that he does, and So, regardless of what you policy, emphasizing U.S.-Russian cooperation rather The words above are the tra- dering, "What is so upsetting that, my friends, is causing them have read or heard about Rush than competition. But to make sure it isn't a wrong ditional opening of the number about some guy on the radio?" great alarm. Limbaugh, you owe it to yourself turn onto a dead-end street, Congress must rigorous- one radio program in the United Well, It is not only the man they You see, Rush Limbaugh pro- to tune in and see what all the ly examine the details of the Clinton administration's States which is heard for three are so upset about, but it also is vides an alternative to the other- fuss is about. The program airs hours everyday on over 550 radio his innate ability to point out wise liberal slant on the news by locally on WSPD, AM 1370, noon initiative. stations from coast to coast. things that some people would addressing issues from the con- to 3 p.m., weekdays. The U.S. space-station project, which has been The host of the program is rather not have pointed out. servative standpoint; and he has Be advised, however, that Mr. marred by delays and cost overruns, may benefit someone you either hate, or love Rush Limbaugh is a conserva- fun doing it. Limbaugh recommends listening from the insight of Russian engineers. But relying on like a brother. There is no in- tive. He is pro-life, pro-second The show has grown so rapidly for at least six weeks before existing Russian technology may impede the devel- between. The "man, the myth, amendment, pro-military and an- because so many people are passing judgement on his show. opment of the next generation of American know- the legend" as which he refers to ti-tax. He is a free trader, a sup- listening to and agreeing with If you find yourself listening how. himself, is none other than Rush ply-sider and a rugged individu- what Mr. Limbaugh has to say. more and more, you may end up Limbaugh. alist. He blows large holes in His ability to sort through the becoming a regular, after which Hamilton Journal-News, Sept. 1 The "Rush Limbaugh Pro- many of today's hot political is- spins and the thick fog that sur- you will develop a craving for gram" is one mired in con- sues by addressing the seem- round the words coming out of more of the same. troversy; not because of what he ingly lost "other side of the is- Washington have millions of Like him or not, Rush is here to Space exploration is serious business. It's also ex- says, but because of those who pensive business and in the failure of a $1 billion sue." people tuning in everyday for stay. You either hate him, or love listen to what he has to say. (His This, however, is not what is so more. him like a brother - there is no in probe, there are those who might think that the U.S. audience is estimated to be 14 upsetting to the upper echelons Not only is the show timely and between. government should cash in its space chips. million strong at any one time.) of the Democratic leadership in informative, it is also very funny. Norman VanNess is a col- NASA is already talking about scaling back the That audience is what has the Washington. What is upsetting is Limbaugh regularly has "up- umnist for The News. scope and price of some long-range space missions and maybe that's prudent. But for every notable failure, there have been letters to the editor some great successes. This is seed money for the future money that, as Labor day. The glorious holi- focus on sports and buildings in- lion service tunnel under Ridge one expert pointed out, isn't being lost in space, but day which affords us the chance stead of education. Supposedly Street?! Wait, this is the very to sleep in, party, escape Bowling we are here for "an education," street that is pitch dark, com- CORRECTION spent right here in the U.S. industries. None of us Green, work out or even work. will be alive, probably, when many of the payoffs but computer labs are being pletely unsafe and falling apart. ( Yes, I spent my Labor Day "la- closed, services are being elim- Perhaps the most upsetting thing In a letter to the editor from come. boring" to catch up on my home- inated, maintenance of existing about these projects is the lack of Amy Jo Sekula in Friday's edition But only the true disbelievers doubt that there will work. I found it impossible to ac- buildings is being neglected, en- involvement and communication of The News in advertently re- indeed be a payoff some day. complish all my work, however, tire departments and formerly- with the students themselves. I placed the word "receive" with due to sections of the library be- praised programs are crumbling wonder if Paul ever thought "take" to avoid using the cliche ing closed all weekend. Where (e.g. creative writing). Also, about stepping out of his com- "You must give in order to are the priorities of a University lighting in several areas around fortable office to see what we receive." whose curriculum library and campus is nonfunctional, mini- students had to say about our The PQ News Stiff music library are closed all mal, or non-existant (e.g. Ridge University. Photo Editor Teresa Thomas weekend, but whose rec center Street.) In Friday's edition of The News Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich holds normal hours? Yet, in the wake of the all-too- Perhaps it is time to stop trying In the article "Sessions to aid This is not a particularly sig- convenient cliche "budget cuts," Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner to make our campus look good staff, it is unclear that sessions nificant issue when viewed as an tuition is raised, unnecessary and take care of the students, de- are pre-paid by the University. Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki Isolated incident. This is, buildings are built, stadium partments and campus that we There is no charge to the em- Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin however, indicative of what I lights are fixed as soon as it is no- have. ployee if beyond five sessions for Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant consider to be a much larger ticed they are not working prop- the same problem. That's when Copy Editor Dawn Keller problem. erly. And now there is "renewed" JeneceGerber insurance coverage comes into The problem is, of course, the Copy Editor Pam Smith discussion of building a $1.9 mil- Junior play. Copy Editor Robin Coe The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the Further Ado Matthew Craig academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. 204 West Hall THE RESPONSES ON MY THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT ROAD KILL IS Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 HISTORY EXAM WERE. SO A CLASSROOM FULL OF MORE UKE PITIFUL I'VE DECIDED 1 -I Copyright 1993, The BG News RHODES SCHOLARS. TO FLUNK EVERYBODY.' .Respond —— Wednesday, September 8, 1993 The BC News page three University keys into diversity USG takes on HUE program helps new minority students adjust to campus life fee allocation by Larlsu Hritsko by Ginger Phillips tional Program is another program new to are always welcome and can stop by to say student government reporter human diversity reporter OMA this year which teaches students office hello at any time. etiquette and management of household OMA assists students in career develop- budgets. ment, financial aid and all other areas of Undergraduate Student Government Is forming a task force in Adjusting to college life is never easy. "It Is designed to help students make the their lives, Taylor said. an attempt to give students control of the general fee allocation. This year, the Office of Multicultural Af- transition from the college world into the Other programs the office offers to assist Currently, the Faculty Senate and the University Budget Com- fairs has organized some new programs to working world," she said. students are The Freshmen Development mittee decide on the proper allocation of the money which stu- help first-year minority students adjust to The Office of Multicultural Affairs has Program, Multicultural Activities and dents pay each semester. the campus environment. three primary goals: Diversity Awards. According to Christopher Dal ton, vice president for planning A new mentor program, Helping Under- "TTo provide academic, personal and social The Freshmen Development Program has and budgeting, 10 million dollars is raised from the general fee graduates Excel, matches academically suc- support to Asian, Black, Hispanic and Native a goal to facilitate the academic and person- and approximately eight million dollars more is generated from cessful upperclassmen with first-year stu- American students. al adjustment of first-year students. FDP in- the Union and stadium, by means of food and ticket sales. dents, according to Monica Smith-Scott, di- TTo encourage students, faculty and ad- troduces freshmen to campus policies, ser- The general fee task force will look at how students could dis- rector of multicultural activities and pro- ministration as well as curriculum to key vices and offices as well as teaches strate- tribute the funds and manage the money well, if they were al- grams. into diversity. gies for success and career planning. lowed to have control of it. The task force's research and work "HUE is a brand-new program we are do- TTo assist academic and administrative The Multicultural Activities and Programs will be completed by Nov. 1, according to Jason Jackson, USG ing this year," she said. "We're really ex- departments in developing and using poli- (MAP) attempts to maintain a multicultural president. cited about it. It has the potential to help cies and programs to increase the number of environment for campus and community "We hope it is not a process that takes many months to analyze everybody." multicultural students at the University. through promoting films, alumni speakers and then implement,"Jackson said. Smith-Scott said HUE is designed to pro- Jack Taylor, assistant vice-president for and programs such as STEP. One of USG's goals is to form a group which will represent vide a minority student with a role model, Multicultural Affairs, said OMA tries to OMA also offers Diversity Awards to both undergraduate and graduate students, he said. preferably of the same ethnic background. "create an environment of support" for the freshmen meeting the established require- The force will decide whether or not student controlled alloca- In addition to finding a partner for the first- multicultural students attending the Univer- ments. Taylor said OMA offers about ten tion is right for the University. If it is, USG will try to have the year student, OMA will often provide passes sity. $2,000 scholarships and about 15 schol- process implemented at the University, Jackson said. to activities on campus so the mentor and "You may not realize it, but many blacks arships to cover room and board. "We hope by forming a committee that represents ... every new student can spend time together. and Hispanics have trouble adjusting to student, we will discover the best process for the University," Although the program is new, it is already Bowling Green," he said. "We try to create "Sometimes you have to offer a little in- Jackson said. successful with 55 freshmen, which is that sense of family and community in our centive," he said. "That's our effort to diver- Currently, only two students participate in the allocation of one-third of the multicultural freshmen office." sify the student population so that we can at- fees for 20,000 students, Jackson said. class, signed up to participate. She also Tavlor said the OMA Is very informal tract the most academically talented multi- stated that the Senior Transitonal Educa- within the structure, a place where students cultural students." SHOW SUPPORT FOR YOUR FALCONS Environmental awareness created by Leah Barnum Armstrong, contact woman for lowed to grow wild, she said. One of the club's main goals is St. AlQVSlUS environment reporter SEAC. Other activities of EAG include campus-wide awareness of the Fall Festival The professional aspects of speakers and movies on specific issues. September 12th, 1993 environmentalism are the main subjects like population growth, "We want people to think more In an effort to promote the Noon - 8:00 P.M. agenda for the EHSO, said Gary Cromly said. about how their actions affect the Food For Activities Food For awareness of the environment, Silverman, the faculty advisor of SEAC takes more of a stand on world around them," Armstrong Everyone For Everyone Everyone three University organizations - the organization. issues, organizing activities such said. Crafts, Bingo, Mexican Fiesta the Environmental Action Group, All of the clubs have projects as protests and marches. Last the Environmental Health Stu- Dinner Country Store, Booth and activities geared toward im- year they organized a protest Many members of the EHSO dent Organization and the Stu- proving the environment. against BP Petroleum. Baked Potato, Casino, Poker, Tacos, are environmental health majors, Salad Bar, dent Environmental Action Co- "[EAG's] major project is an "We [SEAC] want to co-sponsor Instant Bingo Tostados, Silverman said. Desserts alition - offer students opportun- on campus nature reserve [be- a project to inform people on en- Baffle. Taco Salad, Carryouta - Drawing ities to focus on different aspects hind the Technology Building]," vironmental racism," Armstrong "Our group's pretty much Available Nachos At 8 KM p.m. of the environment. Cromly said. "Over the winter said. oriented toward the professional $6.00 Adult Youth Booth The EAG is moving toward a we're going to make bluebird Environmental racism is the aspects of things," he said. $3.00 Child Grand Prlze- • $2,500 • Hamburgers, more ecology-based focus, said boxes." placement of hazardous waste Noon- French Fries, 7*0 p.m. 2nd $1,000 Laura Cromly, an officer of the The nature reserve is an area facilities in poor areas and in mi- The club's activites include 3rd $500 Pizza, club. The SEAC, on the other of about four or five acres, where nority neighborhoods - areas speakers as well as field trips to Corn«r of Clouflh and South Summit, 4,h $30° Refreshments hand, tends to be more politically dirt from reconstruction is which have less monetary sup- watch environmentalists at work, Bowling Qrooi „. ohk> 5th $200 oriented, according to Bonnie dumped. The area has been al- port to fight back, she said. Silverman said. WE WANT YOU! 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Lid All nghts rtMrwd Local page four The BG News Wednesday, September 8,1993 Arresting facts about your legal rights byJoe PBlrter said. "We will want all driver's license informa- The Key nit p»«. police reporter tion." If a suspect fails to provide officers with iden- tification, they can be charged with resisting If you have to be arrested, you might as well arrest or disorderly conduct. do it right. According to Ash, people can also be cited for Police and lawyers said it pays to know the disorderly conduct If they repeatedly swear at rights and responsibilities involved in being ar- officers. rested. "If it's zeroed in on a particular group or offi- Attorney Rick Schmidt said many problems cer, then we may cite you," he said. arise when suspects talk with the police. He said Ash said a suspect should not argue his case suspects must Identify themselves but are not while he is being arrested. required to say anything else without an attor- "Don't try to make your case on the street," ney present. Ash said. "You're not going to win." "In a lot of cases I saw, I would ask clients, If someone is arrested in what they feel is an •Why did you tell them that?' " Schmidt said. unfair case, Fleming said that it is better to go "They would often say, 'If I explained myself I along with the arrest and win the case in court thought they wouldn't cite me." That is not true." or file a grievance with the police department. Student Legal Services Staff Attorney Rodney "It is better to follow the proper channels," Fleming said although you do not have to tell the Fleming said. "If you have a problem with what police everything, it is best not to be rude. they are doing, don't raise it that night." Fleming said, "Simply say/look, I'd rather not According to Ash, officers have the right to talk about this.'" pat people down and search wallets for their Bowling Green Police Chief Galen Ash said protection. suspects have to provide the officers with their "Razor blades are easily concealed in a names and identification. wallet," Ash said. "We've found a lot of cocaine Knowing your legal rights can avoid problems and conflicts when dealing with police, like In this "We are entitled to know who a person is," Ash in wallets." East Merry Madness arrest in April 1990. riK vo< s lH T W R F i *, 1 e \ *° H 28 West Hall 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (closed 1-2 p.m. for lunch) to keep your appointment. The rest is history and you'll be part of history, too, by being included in the 1994 KEY senior section; plus you'll have some great prints to choose from, too. If you didn't receive your appointment day in the mail, or have questions, please call the KEY at 372-8086 State Wednesday, September 8, 1993 The BG News page five Representatives Al'Pholo request refund by Robert E. Miller The Associated Press than many may believe. "The meeting was about in- volving all of the people," not COLUMBUS - Two lawmakers just those who oppose reforms, on Tuesday asked state Instruc- Chapman said. "We really felt tion Superintendent Ted Sanders that it was an appropriate activi- to reimburse taxpayers for two ty," she said. aides' expenses to a conference Goff, who is deputy superin- that the lawmakers said ridiculed tendent of public instruction, had religious convictions. defended the Denver trip earlier. Reps. Mike Wise, R-Chagrin Falls, and Ed Kasputis, R-Olm- He said the department wanted sted Township, said the mee- to learn how to communicate ting's purpose was to plan the with and respond to groups that defeat of religious groups who oppose education policies. Some are against education reforms groups confronted Sanders bit- being considered in Ohio and terly when he tried to explain other states. such policies, Goff said. John Goff and Nancy Eberhart, At Gov. George Voinovich's assistant superintendents, at- bidding, the department pro- tended the Denver, Colo, meeting posed reforms early this year - "Responding Democratically to that included outcome-based ed- Religious Agendas: Right-Wing ucation. .J Pressure Groups and School Re- The proposal was criticized by form" - at a cost of about $1,500. religious and other groups as an About 200 education officials attempt by reformers to require from around the nation attended. the teaching of ethical or moral In a letter to Sanders, wise and values. Kasputis said a review of The House Education Commit- speakers' comments at the May tee overwhelmingly rejected the Don't Look Now... •.. .. 3-5 meeting showed its intent was proposal as an effort to invade A pedestrian on Tuesday walks past a reproduction of the Mona houses a community theater group. I to ridicule people with religious family prerogatives. One explan- Lisa painted sideways on the side of a Columbus building that convictions and label opponents ation said the plan could de- of reform as religious zealots. termine what students should "As members of the House Ed- know and be like when they ucation Committee, we respect- graduate. Toledo Clinton fully ask that you reimburse the But Voinovich, Sanders and Continued from page one. Continued from page one. State of Ohio for the expense of others said the proposal was sending two state employees to misunderstood. They said its But Richard Ruppert, port au- While Clinton plans to require Colorado," Wise and Kasputis purpose was to turn out gradu- thority chairman, declined to most Americans to buy their said. ates who could fill the needs of comment on whether Failor health coverage through new re- Sanders was on vacation and employers seeking to compete in would be asked to resign. gional alliances in each state, the not expected to return until next culturally diverse world mar- "Until the board acts other- Medicare program will remain week, said Department of Educa- kets. wise, Gary Failor is the chief ex- apart for the time being. It also tion spokeswoman Rebecca The conference was sponsored ecutive officer of the port au- covers 3 million disabled Chapman. by the Dayton-based Institute for thority. And I think city council workers under 65. '*-• She said she could not predict Developmental Education Activi- comments, to my view, are inap- how Sanders will respond to the ties (IDEA). propriate. It's up to the port request that he reimburse the It was founded 26 years ago by board to decide about Gary Fai- The White House official, who >*V state. the Kettering Foundation to work lor," he said. asked to remain anonymous, said However, she said department with educational leaders to work City leaders have criticized people in a health alliance could officials believe the conference for improvements in education, Failor in the past for not doing choose to keep that coverage was useful and a justified ex- said Steven Thompson, program enough to bring new businesses when they turn 65 instead of join- pense because it was far broader associate. to Toledo. ing Medicare. Marcos Continued from page one. kept in a refrigerated container All afternoon and evening peo- HOME OPENER THIS SATURDAY! until her son could come home. ple filed by the coffin, flanked by when a torchlight parade is to ac- Despite his reputation as a cor- a Philippine flag and the seal of company the body to Marcos' rupt dictator, Marcos is revered the president. A sound system )-•*«?! hometown, Batac, nine miles among Uocano-speakers of blared Ilocano prayers and songs away. northern Luzon Island. for the dead. There he will be buried Friday Mourners blew a water buffalo in a mausoleum next to his family horn, an Ilocano rite signaling a Vendors sold food and T-shirts home. Marcos' mother Josefa, death. A woman In black sma- reading "Marcos My Hero" and who died in 1988, will be buried shed a clay pot to drive away evil "I saw the return of a great Fili- 'MAKE IT 11 IN A ROW AT HOME! Thursday. 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'12" / V.,» / '15" / W.*l V* j Sports page six The BC News Wednesday, September 8, 1993 Dallas was outfoxed; APPlior» Johnson credits Skins The Associated Press cold on the first three series but rick Lassie, who gained 75 yards that four turnovers kept the de- in his first start while Emmitt fense in constant hot water. Smith holds out in a contract dis- IRVING, Texas - Dallas coach "We got a little soft in the sec- pute with owner Jerry Jones. Jimmy Johnson tried to deflect ond half," Johnson said. "We criticism of the Cowboys defen- gave them four turnovers on the "Derrick did a fine job of fight- sive collapse against Washington road on a Monday night. You ing for yards," Johnson said. "He but admitted Tuesday the Red- can't do it. We did the same thing ran the ball well. He was a big skins' new offense outfoxed the at Philadelphia last year and positive." NFL champions. lost." "Washington did some things Johnson said the Redskins "did "Our guys will be fine," John- differently and adjusted very a good job of picking up our blitz. son said. "There's no time to well to what we did against panic. We lost on the road to one them," Johnson said. The Cowboys got little line- of the top teams in the league. We The Cowboys allowed five backer support. Asked specif- can adjust. I think we'll be a bet- touchdowns in the 35-16 thump- ically about non-productive ter team." ing Monday night, the most in middle linebacker Robert Jones, one game since 1989 during Johnson said, "He could have The Cowboys will be without Johnson's 1-15 debut as a rookie played better." free safety James Washington coach. Johnson was also asked to ex- for Sunday's game against the Dallas couldn't stop Washing- plain the absence of tackle Tony Buffalo Bills in Texas Stadium ton's short, well-timed passes Casillas, whose specialty is stop- because of a sprained knee. and knifing runs between the ping the run. Thomas Everett will move to free tackles. "We have a lot of tackles and I safety and Darren Woodson will Defensive end Charles Haley decided to put him on the inac- take over at strong safety. said, "When we thought it was a tive list," Johnson replied. "The Bills will play tough," pass, it was a run. When we Johnson was miffed at place- Johnson said. "They've had a thought it was run, it was a damn kicking specialist Lin Elliott, who long time looking back at the pass. They dictated to us what missed an extra point. Super Bowl and I'm sure they've they were going to do and did it." "I'm concerned about Elliott," heard as much as they want The game was the debut of Johnson said. about it. I'm sure they would like Butch Davis as defensive coor- Concerned enough to bring in Number one seed Jim Courier follows through on his forehand shot against Cedrlc Pioline of France to amend the way they played in during their match at the U.S. Open In New York Tuesday. dinator. Davis replaced Dave another kicker? that game. In fact, what hap- Wannstedt, who became coach of "Not at this time," Johnson pened to us against Washington the Chicago Bears. said. was the same thing that hap- Johnson pointed out that the Johnson went out of his way to pened to the Bills in the Super Cowboys stopped the Redskins praise rookie running back Der- Bowl Pioline upsets Courier AP phMo. The Associ ated Press tively advanced to the semifinals some kick. ppp— with a 6-2, 5-7, 6-1 victory over "It is the best he played against 1990 champion and No. S seed me, but he is a very talented ^§ NEW YORK -- They cheered Gabriela Sabatini. player," Courier said. "More x Jim Courier to defeat. They Graf appeared to have the than capable of beating us top ^k W0k rubbed it in with a loud, cruel cry match, serving to put it away at guys. ^p^ - "Bye-bye, Jimmy" - before the 5-3 in the second set. Sabatini .,.* final point. Never did U.S. Open suddenly played more aggres- "I just wasn't returning effec- fans seem so pleased to see an sively, charging the net and go- tively. Over a two-week period 1 American lose and a Frenchman ing for winners from the baseline you are going to have one match *^3^BBB win. to break her. Sabatini then staved where you don't play your best. They roared for Cedric Pioline off a match point on her own And to get through, you know you as his blistering backhands sent serve and took the set by winning have to win those matches. Most '"**■ Courier scurrying corner to cor- four straight games. The seven of the time I do, but today I 4U ^ u ner. They oohed and aahed at his games Graf lost in the set were didn't." dozen aces. They loved his touch only one fewer than she yielded ^IM ^^^k volleys and overheads, and his in the total of her four previous Pioline broke Courier to lead calmness under pressure. rounds. 5-4 in the third set. Pioline got And when it was over Tuesday, "I just didn't play aggressive lucky when a forehand nicked Pioline had a 7-5, 6-7 (7-4) 6-4,6A enough," Graf said. "I told my- the net cord and hopped past "A L victory over the world's top- self to go for it in the third set." Courier. That made it 0-30. At ranked player. Sabatini won a fifth straight 15-40, Pioline ran Courier side to 4 The last time a Frenchman game when she broke Graf to side to chase down deep ground- a beat the No. 1 seed at the U.S. lead 1-0 in the third set. Then strokes, then drilled an angled Jk \m championships was 1927 when came the dramatic turning point forehand that Courier didn't even \ Rene I.acoste toppled Bill Tilden. - a lob by Graf that Sabatini move for because it was so far ■«« chased and whacked back be- out of his reach. Courier, who will lose his No. 1 tween her legs. Graf volleyed the } ranking if Pete Sampras reaches ball for a winner to break back to Pioline then opened his service it the final, dug himself into trouble 1-1. Two games later, Graf game with an ace, hit another one * with his mistakes. lobbed over Sabatini at break two points later to make it 40-0, fc> i AM "Everybody loves the under- point. Sabatini lofted it back, but and closed the set with a beauti- Dallas Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson watches the final plays of the Cowboys 35-16 defeat by dog," Courier said. Graf drilled it with an overhead ful half-volley drop shot. Courier, the Washington Redskins Monday night at Washington's RFK Stadium. A brief thunder and lightning for a 3-1 lead. on the baseline, again couldn't storm struck after Pioline's vic- Graf, winner of the French get the ball. I American Rod CroM tory. When the storm passed, Open and Wimbledon, will play ^& women's No. 1 Steffi Graf tenta- Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere, Earlier in the set. Courier who beat Kimiko Date 7-5, 7-5. cursed Pioline and muttered at Student Recreation Center Maleeva-Fragniere, playing what officials, drawing a warning Fall Learn-To-Swim Program she says will be her final Open at from the umpire. 26, has been winning despite having chipped her pinky last When he double-faulted to week in practice before her 15-15 in the third game, a few third-round match. spectators applauded. When he Saturday Mornings "Every match I have won here netted a forehand for the break, September 11 — November 13 has been a dream, from the last falling behind 2-1, the applause Ages: 6 mos.-Adult three matches, since I broke my grew louder. finger," she said "I still cannot realize it. It seems so incredible And when Pioline took a 40-0 that I am in the semifinals." lead after a forehand wide by excellent facilities, small classes, safe instruction "I keep the pressure on him," Courier, a fan yelled, "Bye, bye, said Pioline, the No. 15 seed. "He Jimmy." One point later, Pioline make some mistakes that maybe took a backhand return and put it he is not making every day, but I away with a volley that Courier Must Have SRC Membership Before Registering think it is because of the pres- again had no chance to reach. sure." $15 per participant Courier stood near the railing Call 2-2711 for information even on Pioline's second serves, trying to find a way to return them. They weren't so fast, but TAKE JHI ms they were deep, angled and had (All A CAB TAKE A SIAIO This year's first "Big Bash"!t Season Spongers BOWLING GREEN r»tdT(wn, Peps! - Coin, Hal • Marl VS. EASY ADMISSION CINCINNATI JUST PRESENT YOUR BGSU FALCON FOOTBALL llOME OPENER Is30 PERRY STADIUM I.D. AT ANY WESTSIDE GATE i Wednesday, September 8, 1993 The BG News page seven Miami will be fishing for AFC title Sunday marked the begin- him out of the Hoosierdome Order of finish: were the only active free-agent only turned up in their place in vision hands down if not for ning of yet another NFL season and into a depression clinic, 1. Miami franchise in the Central and the standings. They added Joe. Joe Montana, that is. Now sure to be filled with hits, they could surprise some peo- 2. Buffalo added the likes of Jerry Ball, quarterback Jeff Hostetler and a Kansas City Chief, the man is sticks and surprises. ple. See ya, Jeff. 3. N.Y. Jets Houston Hoover and Mark just recently found thier lost back after two seasons off and Last January, the Dallas 4. New England Carrier to an already up-and- rocket, Raghib Ismail (if only has plenty of fire left in him Cowboys completed an innova- 5. Indianapolis coming team. The defensive NASA were so lucky), but their and also has a stingy defense tive season by winning the Russ Eckard AFC Cent ral: A year ago, the front seven cannot be rivaled running game is inept and their led by the aforementioned Super Bowl with speed and Houston Oilers came within by any other team and with a defense has many question Thomas on the other side of the quickness rather than the tra- one embarrassing half of foot- solid (finally) offensive line, marks. ball. And Marty Schotten- ditional size-and-bulk theory. ball from going to the Super look for another Central divi- The race should come down hiemer certainly isn't flashy, What style will prevail this Bowl. If Warren Moon stays sion championship. to the remaining three teams: but he does win. year? healthy, they very well could Order of finish: Denver, San Diego, and Kansas Order of finish: Well, here's how I forecast take the next step. But his ag- 1. Cleveland City. The pampering of John 1. Kansas City this season: ing body has become frail so 2. Houston El way received a great boost 2. San Diego AFC East:What used to be the expect his season to take a big 3. Pittsburgh when disciplinarian Dan 3. Denver worst division in football has blow in Week 2 courtesy of 4. Cincinnati Reeves was fired in the off- 4. LA Raiders become quite competitive with Derrick Thomas. Pittsburgh's AFC West My memory is fail- season. Now, Mr. Ed can pretty 5. Seattle the addition of several big Barry Foster showed the foot- ing me. Did Seattle end up win- much run his own show. Good Buffalo, San Diego, and names. The New England ball world he is one of the ning a game last year or not? luck. This team is not as good Houston will qualify for the Patriots added a franchise NFL's premier running backs OK, this may be a bit harsh, but as the late 80s team that kept playoffs via the wild-card with quarterback in Drew Bledsoe Still, the Buffalo Bills and and Rod Woodson is an All-Pro it pales in comparison to the losing the Super Bowl (a la the Bills beating the Chargers and an established coach in Bill Miami Dolphins remain the defensive back, but don't ex- punishment the brutal Sea- Buffalo), and will fade in the and the Oilers losing to the Parcells, but are still a couple class of the division. Buffalo pect the Steelers to be much hawks gave my eyes last year. end. The San Diego Chargers Browns in the first round. In has gone to the last three Super of years away. The New York more than a .500 club. However, as with the Bengals, have arguably (not in my mind) round two, Kansas City will Bowls and returns all regulars Jets added Boomer Esiason, The Cincinnati Bengals have all is not lost in this franchise the best young team in the NFL beat the Bills and Miami will minus Shane Conlan. Miami's Ronnie Lott, and several other a young coach and an outstand- with 1000-yard rusher Chris with a defense anchored by defeat the Browns on a deja vu, veterans (in the truest sense of hard-luck quarterback Dan ing, young quarterback which Warren and promising young super-star linebacker Junior last-minute drive by Dan Mar- the word) who can contribute, Marino has deleted the Mark's looks good for the future. quarterback Rick Mirer just Seau and sack-machine Leslie ino and will go on to win the but who are past their prime. brothers Clayton and Duper However, when considering starting their careers. The Los O'Neil. Offensively, Stan conference title by blowing out And the Indianapolis Colts but replaced them admirably the present, this team has more Angeles Raiders used to be one Humphries emerged last year the Chiefs. signed Kirk Lowdermilk and with Irving Fryar and Mark holes than a slice of Swiss of the most feared franchises as a quality starting QB and Wil Woolford to bolster their Ingram and also added the ver- cheese and will be lucky to win in all of sports. Unfortunately, will lead them to a wild-card Russ Eckard Is a renowned offensive line for cry-baby Jeff satile Keith Byars. This shou'd five games this year. In con- Al Davis' theory of 'going playoff berth. NFL guru and is also a sports George. If the fans don't boo be a classic divisional battle. trast, the Cleveland Browns down, and going down hard' has San Diego would win this di- columnist for The News. Classifieds The BG News ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION GROUP ST. ALOYSIUS FALL FESTIVAL-Sepl 12, PREGNANT? 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Ill -IT ullill Mini of manuei'tmtnl leant HI- arc Tndtmark of Tout Inarumcnu O t W fc**» Itumiovna li September 8, 1993 BG News Football Spectacular BGJtfEWS FOOTBALL SPECTACULAR Fearless Falcons try to fly high September 8, 1 993 BG News Football Spectacular Spectacular Contents Spectacular Staff Blackney: One More Go page 2 Aaron Dorksen Ryan's Reign page 3 Mark Leonard DeChant Mike Kazimore Shirts of Red page 4 Andy Dugan Walkin' On Sunshine page 5 Russ Eckard George Johnson Jen Smith (Production Assistant) Get Defensive page 7 Theresa Thomas (Photographer) Coach pays dues, finds glory Popular Blackney gains inspiration from former football bosses by Aaron Dorksen those men for whom you have Coming into the 1993 season, MacPherson (Syracuse), Terry hired them for a specific task and sports editor worked. the Falcons 16-game conference Donahue (UCLA), Earle Bruce he gave them a lot of latitude to It sounds like a pretty good win streak is the longest in the and John Cooper (OSU). complete that task The type of recipe for success, and it cer- nation and BG can break the re- Blackney began his coaching personality that I am, I like it Imagine working for over tainly worked for third year Fal- cord for consecutive conference career in 1968 at his alma mater, when if I'm a subordinate and twenty years as an assistant con football coach Gary Black- wins with a victory in their MAC Connecticut, where he worked somebody gives me a task, they under more experienced, well-k- ney. opener, Oct. 2, at home against for two seasons as a graduate as- let me utilize my resources to nown coaches, while constantly Blackney was hired to replace Toledo. sistant on a staff that included complete the task" trying to improve your own tech- Moe Ankney in 1991 after 21 In the five years prior to the Forzano, current Notre Dame In Columbus, Blackney was niques. years as an assistant at a variety Blackney era, 5-6 was the best head coach Lou Holtz, former able to see firsthand how Bruce Then getting of universities including Wiscon- record of any Falcon football Cleveland Browns coach Sam and Cooper dealt with the pres- the opportunity sin, UCLA, Syracuse, and most team. Rutigliano, Dave Adolph and Dan sures of coaching a team that was to be the head recently, Ohio State. "Within my own personality, Sekanovich, both NFL assistant expected to win every Saturday, coach yourself After two full seasons at Bowl- what I've tried to do is take a coaches. and if they did not, the first thing in a new ing Green, Blackney has put a little from those people who I The first full-time coaching the fans would yell for was the system, taking once-proud football program worked for, some outstanding position for which Blackney was coach's job. your own phi- back on the map again, leading names in college coaching," hired was as defensive back "When something is as impor- losophies and the Falcons to back-to-back Mid- Blackney said. "I tried to incor- coach at Brown University. tant as football is to the people in styles de- American Conference titles and porate what I thought were their While an assistant coach, Columbus and the state of Ohio, veloped over Blackney consecutive post-season wins in best attributes as long as I could Blackney has also been an there are going to be high expec- time, while also the California and the Las Vegas be comfortable within my own offensive back coach, defensive tations, and with high expecta- incorporating the positives of Bowl. personality." coordinator, and inside line- tions come a lot of pressure, so." Before coming to Bowling backer coach. Blackney said, "if you look at it The Blackney Resume Green, Blackney served as an as- Blackney has to do little think- positively, it's neat that there's sistant coach at Ohio State under ing when noting the qualities he that kind of interest. Sometimes • Brown head coaches Earle Bruce and admires most in the coaches he it's out of proportion or out of (1970-71-72 • Defensive Back*) current coach John Cooper, has worked for balance with world affairs and • Rhode Island 1985-90. It was while in Colum- other things that are going on (1973-74 - Offensive Backs) bus that Blackney began to pur- nSam Rutlgiano- "A great with our lives, but it Is a unique • Wisconsin sue his dream to be a head foot- compassion for the student- phenomenon." (1975-76 - Defensive Backs, 1977 - Defensive Coordinator) ball coach. athlete." • UCLA "While I was an assistant coach With the immediate success (1978-79- Defensive Backs) at Ohio State, there were a couple DLou Holtz- "A hard-working, Blackney and his coaching staff • Syracuse of jobs that I focused in on that I have experienced at Bowling (1980-81-82-83 - Defensive Backs) driven, highly motivated, very thought would be outstanding detail oriented, very technically Green, it has not changed his de- • Ohio State head coaching opportunities if I competent coach" termination or outlook on coach- 1984 - Defensive Backs, 1985-86-87 - Defensive Coordinator, ing. 1988-89-90 • Inside Linebackers) ever got the chance," Blackney fTEarle Bruce-'I thought that • Bowling Green said. "When the Bowling Green he fundamentally was a very, "The funny thing in coaching is (1991 - Head Coach - Record: 11-1 - California Raisin Bowl Champions) job became available, with its lo- very sound football coach and I whether it's a victory on a Satur- (1992 - Head Coach - Record: 10-2 - Las Vegas Bowl Champions) cation, lifestyle and tradition, I also thought his player/coach re- day, or a winning season, you thought it was an ideal opportuni- lationship was one of his really don't have a lot of time to Honors: ty for myself and my family. strengths. He's one or the few enjoy those successes," he said. Mid American Conference Coach of the Year (1991,1992) "I pursued the position vigor- head coaches at Ohio State who "After the bowl game, it's right American Football Coaches Association Region 3 Coach of the ously." has a winning record against Into recruiting, right into spring Year 0992-1993) The list of coaches he has Michigan, he was 5-4." ball, and if you stop too long to Football New* National Coach of the Year Finalist (1992) worked with or served under think about what you've done in Tied NCAA record for most wins by first-year head coach (1992) reads like a who's who of colle- rUohn Cooper- "I really liked the past, somebody's going to Touchdown Club of Columbus Award of Distinction (1992) giate coaches- men like Dick the way he handled his staff. He pass you up in the future. i . i i i i i i i i i i t i i i i , • i i i , , . September 8, 1993 BG News Football Spectacular Henry accepts QB challenge Young leader not hesitant to step into college football spotlight Tkt BG Nrwi/Tcrex Thomai by Mike Kazlmore who, besides winning two MAC school. sports writer championships and two MAC Had I not played football I MVP awards, also brought back would have come here. I really two bowl-game victories to the feel comfortable here." PRESSURE! city of Bowling Green. Henry is currently an IPC We face it every day of our If anyone can handle all this major here, which should also lives. No one is immune to its in- pressure, though, it is Henry. He help him on the football field. evitableness. is no stranger to the spotlight, After all, being able to communi- For most of us on campus, we after earning three letters as the cate with your teammates is a vi- feel pressure to do well on school starting quarterback for McKin- tal point to succeeding as a quar- exams, or to meet the deadline ley High School, a perennial terback. that is approaching all-too- football powerhouse in the state Another key to winning is con- quickly for that 20-page term of Ohio. fidence. A successful signal- paper. It was at McKinley that Henry caller must have it in himself, As college students, the pres- first realized that his dream of and the team and coaching staff sure that we feel is often brought playing Division I football could must also feel confidence in him. upon us by ourselves, or by our come true. Both of these factors are very small circle of friends and fami- "I went to a good high school evident in Henry, according to ly. Pressure is our parents anx- with a great football program his coach iously awaiting our report cards, and a great coach in Thorn "Ryan has all the physical abil- so they can decide whether they McDaniels," Henry said. "I ities and all the intangibles that a want to continue supporting us. wanted to play football after high leader and a quarterback needs But no student feels pressure school, and getting a good educa- to move a football team," BG to succeed from the entire cam- tion was very important to me, so head football coach Gary Black- pus and community. I really wanted to use football as ney said. Right? a way to get that. While the coaching staff is ex- Well, that all depends on who "Then at McKinley my coach cited and impressed to have you are. If you're the everyday told me that I had a shot at play- Henry, he is just as excited and average Joe College, then the an- ing in Division I, so I just started impressed to be working with swer is no. working really hard towards that them. But, if your name happens to goal." "I think that the coaching staff be Ryan Henry, sophomore quar- After his senior year Henry — that we have here is probably terback of the back-to-back MAC i the career passing leader at second to none," Henry said. champion Bowling Green Fal- McKinley - was named the top "That in itself gives everybody cons, then the answer is a re- player in Stark county, and was a confidence and prepares them to sounding YES! second-team All-Northeast Ohio be in a winning situation," Henry Many in Bowling Green have selection by the AP, putting him said. placed great expectations on this in a good position to play college No matter how much pressure year's team - in hopes of a three- ball. is put upon Henry during his stay peat - and the brunt of these as- "After high school I had three at BG, and no matter how many pirations, as tradition dictates, letters to play football," Henry times reporters ask him if he'll has been placed on the quarter- said. "One from BG, one from be able to fill the shoes of White, back, the so-called field general. Kent State and one from Ball Henry will continue to play foot- The pressure of being the Fal- State. But once I came here, the ball. cons starting quarterback has school was what I was really in- been intensified by the fact that terested in. A small town where More importantly, he will con- Henry is replacing Erik White, everything is focused around the tinue to have fun doing it. Ryan Henry looks for an open receiver in a recent practice. The young QB will be asked to lead the football team to success this season. HOME OF THE 1992 MAC CHAMPIONS! 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He can really this year. ting out, or "redshirting" a "Under NCAA rules, you have work a lot harder in his studies His counterpart is Parker, a Anyone whose high school had season is a helpful way to become five years to complete four years and get his feet on the ground in tailback who earned All-Ohio a football team remembers comfortable with college foot- of eligibility," Blackney said. the academic arena." honors at Portsmouth as a senior Johnny Football. ball, and college life in general. "It's used to help bridge the gap In football, athletes usually and a junior. He had a strong Johnny was the kid who was don't find out if they will red- preseason for BG, but is current- six-foot-three and maybe 220 shirt until after the season. The ly sidelined with an ankle injury. pounds - as a freshman. He lived coaching staff doesn't have to Unless his situation improves - in the weight room, kept in shape make the decision until the year or Jackson or Davis gets injured year round, and could be found in is over, so it benefits both par- - Parker is a good candidate for the local sports pages almost ties. red-shirting. every Saturday morning In the "Often, freshmen will be there fall. as insurance against injuries," Blackney said most football Johnny was named All- Blackney said. "If I need a true players expect to sit out their Conference, All-District, and freshman to play in order to win freshman year - they just don't perhaps All-State. And then he a championship, I'm going to play particularly enjoy it. went off to play college ball at a him. Division I school. "If not, then he can spend the "It's tough for them," Backney year maturing physically in the said. "They're used to a lot of College-level athletics often in- weight room." success, sometimes instant suc- troduces high school phenoms to Two current Falcons that could cess. It's a real traumatic experi- an aspect of the game they are fit this mold are freshmen tail- ence for some of them to come to not familiar with - the bench. backs, Courtney Davis and Mi- college and find out that they The youngsters are asked to take chael Parker. can't have the same kind of suc- a seat behind stronger, faster and Davis, who made USA Today's cess. more experienced veterans. High School All-America squad, For some, this can be a damag- rushed for 2,437 yards in his "Basically, they have to start ing blow to an ego accustomed to Michael Parker Courtney Davis senior season. He is currently the all over again." SUPPORT THE SERVICE Bowling Green State University BARBER SHOP FOOTBALL FALCONS! WELCOME BACK 1992 MAC & LAS VEGAS BOWL Champs! - Call or Walk in - CLOSE TO CAMPUS GO FALCONS! I 426 E. 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It's a big step up from high and I find myself learning some- season was a real success with a played varsity for three years as school." thing new every week." 9-1 record in the conference," a full-time tailback and part-time Oliver agreed that the expo- And learning is what both are said Gabram, who also recieved With the success BG football wide reciever. He is currently sure the players have gotten here for, as they explained that first-team All-Conference and has had in recent years, it is no with the special team for punt re- already from one college game their real reason in attending BG All-Ohio honors from that season. wonder everyone is trying to be a turn. has altered their perception of was for the academics. Both are "I've always wanted to play foot- part of the winning spirit. Despite the new positions, the the sport. elementary education majors. ball in college and BG looked real Some do it by going to the "I have two older sisters and attractive with its success both games, and others show their two brothers-in-law that have athletically and academically. support in buying and wearing gone here over the past four Even if football didn't work out, team sweatshirts. And then there years," Oliver said. "That's a lot I'd still be here." are the few that even walk on to of family, so it just seemed like So what do freshmen who have the team itself only to make the the natural choice for me to come accomplished such a feat do after travelling squad. here. I wasn't offered a schol- reaching such heights? Gabram And they're freshmen. arship to play anywhere, so I fig- stated what both freshmen view Tom Gabram and Bob Oliver ured if I was going to play Divi- as their next major goal. are two such freshmen who sion I football, I might as well go "With all the competition com- wanted a little piece of the action, into a winning team. I would've ing out of all these talented and got more than they ever ex- gone here, though, even if the players, I'll just be working to pected. As preferred walk-ons, football part didn't work out." hopefully keep a spot on special they knew they were guaranteed Gabram mirrored his team- teams. I've got a good thing going a place on the team, but neither mate's view. there." ever conceived the idea of trav- elling with the team and getting some actual playtime. "I've always wanted to play football in college and "It was a truly great feeling knowing that I made the travell- BG looked real attractive with its success both ing team," Gabram said. "Not a athletically and academically. Even if football lot of freshmen travel ~ I think there's only five of us, so it's a Freshmen Tom Gabram and Bob Oliver: Falcon future? didn't work out, I'd still be here." real honor." Oliver, who stated that only freshmen enjoy what they are do- "As far as high school goes, Gabram about half the team travels, ing. college football is as different as echoed his teammate's reaction. "I got just a few plays in this night and day," be said. "It's a lot "It was a real surprise," he past weekend, but it was well more complicated and intense and the size and speed difference Greenwood Coin Laundry said. "You have to make at least worth it," Gabram said. "The im- 'lO%StudenP pact of the crowd in the stadium is incredible." © 1616 E. Wooster second string to travel with the Discount on team. With the team losing all the Drop-off Across from Falcon Stadium starters in defensive backfield last year, it kind of helped my ine with I.D. chances in travelling with the JO lb. min GO team. Most of the guys who trav- FALCONS el get some playing time at one time or another." GO Both players did get some playtime in Saturday's Virgina Tech game as members of spe- Home of the cial teams, which consisted of Lucky Load. positions that neither of them had played in high school. Let us do your dirty work. Oliver, who attended Delaware Drycleaning service available Hayes High School in Delaware. Show ' Mon. - Fri. Oh. played varsity football as a quarterback for three years and picked up the position of inside Broadcast linebacker his senior year. He now works with the special teams LIVE Every Monday for kick-off and punt return. 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He was sacked once 12th-ranked Washington from where the rushes are coming easy 31-14 lashing of the Car- and hurried a couple other times, wreaking havoc on his quarter- from and on each particular pass dinal. while Ohio State's ballyhooed de- COLUMBUS - According to back Saturday night. we try to throw." Walsh had made negative fensive front did not have a sack. NCAA rules, Ohio State players "We're going to have to spend Both teams are 1-0, with statements about the Huskies in "I've got to count on my line- may devote 40 hours a week to hour after hour after hour this 16th-ranked Ohio State pounding light of NCAA and Pac-10 Con- men to get the job done," Hoying football. week pass-protecting," Cooper overmatched Rice 34-7 and ference sanctions. Washington is said. "Then I have to drop back Coach John Cooper talked said. "Not only blocking the guy Washington gaining a measure of banned from bowl games the and make some plays. It won't be Monday as if he'd like to allot all across from you, but having a revenge over Stanford and coach next two years and cannot like it was Saturday. I've got to APPhcto receive any television money. make some decisions." Then Don James shocked the Washington's new head coach Pacific Northwest by resigning is Jim Lambright, named to take as head coach in protest. over when James resigned. Lam- So, the Huskies took out some bright was the Huskies' defen- of their anger and frustration sive coordinator the last 16 years with seven sacks of Stanford and oversaw the change to a quarterbacks. Walsh's vaunted head-hunting, quarterback- passing attack was in shambles eating defense. in the face of the Washington rush. "We've tried to design a de- "You all know how much Bill fense that gives a quarterback Walsh knows about the passing problems as far as pre-reading game and pass blocking and the defense goes," he said by schemes," Cooper said. "Their telephone. "I'm sure Ohio State quarterback was running for his will give its quarterbacks simple life. He did not have time to sit in answers to what we're doing." the pocket. You are not going to Those answers would include set up in the pocket if this guy's quick-hitters, the draw play, covered, then you're going to screen passes and the shorter, look over there and throw the quicker pass routes. ball. That doesn't happen. Ohio State's insurance policy is "You'd better set up and throw backup quarterback Bret it and throw it in a hurry or do Powers. Powers played against one hell of a job of protecting Washington, which went on to your quarterback because they win the national championship flat get after you. while a quarterback at Arizona "Usually they're going to bring State two years ago. four rushers from one side. Your Powers hit S-of-8 passes for 102 problem is determining what yards with one touchdown and side those four are coming from. one interception against Rice. Are they coming from the back, Cooper said that he expected the front or the middle?" both Hoying and Powers to see Ohio State quarterback Bob action against the Huskies. Hoying completed 13 of 22 pass- The game, telecast by ABC Bowling Green's Ramelr Martin (8) Is stopped by Virginia Tech's Tyronnc Drakeford (on ground) es for 144 yards with a touch- Sports, will be the second night and Stacy Henley (31) during first half action Saturday In Blacksburg, Va. Coming in on the play Is BG down and no interceptions game ever at Ohio Stadium. linebacker Ken Brown (44). o BG Ribs and Steaks at Days Inn Presents their tailgate menu Call 352-5211 and we'll put together your tailgate package and you can pick it up before the game. s$5 Rapid |TAILGATEWAGQN| BUCKS Printing (_D Cords • Lobcls • Rubber Stamps • Invitations Stationery • envelopes • Business Cards Join us after the game for dinner! Memo Pads • Nome Hodge* • Desk Si Ulall Signs 186 S. Mob, Downtown BG 1550 East Wooster 352-9118 Mon.-Fri. «:30-5:00. Sot. 9-Noon Expires 10/31/93 $25.00 Min. Order O (GO^^ September 8, 1993 Johnson tackles new Division I brass cornerback position institutes new by Russ Eckard But he takes a completely receiver Rameir Martin. "He's sports writer different outlook. the fastest guy on the team and football rules "I look at this as just another he's also a great athlete." Several college football rule light the changes made for 1993 challenge,"said Johnson. "It's The unenvious task he is changes should help increase taking on is further heightened by the rules committee. Imagine being touted as an not going to be easy but if it's offensive production this season experienced veteran who is the best for the team, which I by the fact that all four start- "TThe fumblerooski play has after it reached an all-time low been outlawed because it was designated to help the younger think it is, then I'll do the best ing members of last year's sec- last year. players when you have never job I possibly can." ondary have graduated. called, "too difficult to officiate." "With his experience, all he The NCAA rules committee -(Officials have been told to even played a down at the posi- has moved the hash marks in this tion. needs is some game-rep's crackdown on vulgar language. season from 53 feet, 4 inches Unsportsmanlike penalties could This is the "I'm just going to go (repetitions)," said Martin. from the sidelines to 60 feet situation jun- "Once he gets used to it again, be enforced. out there and give it The new hash marks will still ~1A new "blood rule" will be ior George he'll definitely help out the be farther apart those from of Johnson younger guys with his leader- enforced, similar to those in col- everything I've got the NFL where they are 70 feet, 9 lege basketball and the NBA, finds himself ship." inches. in with the and try to be a which reduces the risk that AIDS The experience Martin was The narrowing will expand the and other blood-borne diseases 1993 Falcons. leader." short side of the field by two An accom- referring to was the time John- get transmitted through contact. son spent as defensive back in yards and eight inches. It is Players who are bleeding or have plished run- hoped by the NCAA's 12-man ning back high school in Sarasota, Flor- uniforms saturated with blood Coach Gary Blackney says ida. rules committee that the new must leave the game at the ref- throughout rule will increase offensive pro- his career at the transition should be eree's discretion to get treatment smooth. "He has a lot of game "From playing DB in high duction by making more room to or a change of uniform before re- Bowling Green, he will move to run plays to the weak side of the the defensive side of the ball experience at running back school, the position wont be all entering the game. field, keeping defenses more off OThere is no loss of down for this year to start at the gradua- which should help him settle that hard to remember," said balance. tion-depleted cornerback slot. Johnson. "The hard part is go- offensive pass interference. It's into his new position." From a kicking standpoint, the just a 15-yard penalty. Having led the team in rush- Another quality working in ing to be adjusting to the narrower hash marks should ing during his freshman year Johnson's favor is his speed, higher quality of players I'm ""Offensive lineman must going to be going against. I'm make field goals and extra points square up on the line during in 1990 and being third last where he runs a 4.48 40-yard a little easier because kickers just going to go out there and extra-points, eliminating the se- year, it would be understanda- dash. will be faced with an easier mi-circle formation. ble for Johnson to be bitter "He's going to do real well give it everything I've got and angle. about the change. try to be a leader." 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