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Tuesday, January 23,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 65

The News' Briefs BGSU community to study assessment Jay Young ment techniques. a non-competitive grading surprised to hear that [students vice president for Academic Af- The BC News "Its main purpose Is to show- system in which students are as- who went to Alverno] really like fairs, said the fair is all about case things that are already go- sessed according to their goals. the video taping that was done trading ideas. NHL Scores Members of the University ing on or things that will be hap- Video taping throughout the aca- and the feedback that was given "The whole Idea of the fair is community will evaluate meth- pening on campus shortly," said demic career and faculty feed- to help improve the communica- sharing," Hutchinson said. N.Y. Rangers 3 ods of student grading at the first Milt Hakel, chairman of the Stu- back serve as a major part of the tion skills." "What we really want to accom- L.A. Kings 1 University Assessment Fair in dent Achievement Assessment report card at Alverno. President Sidney Ribeau is plish is to provide students, staff 101 Olscamp. Committee. "What the committee Hakel said students should at- scheduled to speak during the and faculty an opportunity to Sponsored by the Office of wants to get out of it is what fac- tend the fair to become more fa- fair at 720 p.m. Ribeau has said really learn what their col- Tampa Bay 4 Academic Affairs and the Stu- ulty members would like to learn miliar with the different kinds of In the past he would consider leagues are doing." Montreal 1 dent Achievement Assessment about next." assessment. changing the current way of as- Hutchinson said the overall Committee, the fair la designed The fair comes several months "Students should come have a sessing students if the move had goal is not uniformity. to give faculty, staff and students after students, faculty and ad- look at what the future holds for the support of the University "We dont want to have con- Pittsburgh 7 a chance to learn and give input ministrators visited Alverno Col- them," Hakel said. "Coming from community. Boston 6 about different student assess- lege in Milwaukee. Alverno uses the Alverno trip, I was pleasantly Peter Hutchinson, associate See ASSESS, page six.

Philadephia 1 Florida 1 Hillary Clinton Playin' NBA Scores Atlanta 105 to testify before Houston 96

Miami 96 Whitewater jury San Antonio 89 Pete Yost ment did not identify the officials The Associated Press byname. "As the first lady has always University to honor WASHINGTON - First lady said, she is as eager as anyone to King Hillary Rodham Clinton will tes- resolve questions regarding the The University plans to tify under subpoena Friday be- billing records, and she will con- honor Martin Luther King fore a Washington grand jury in- tinue to provide whatever help Jr. with events spanning vestigating the mysterious dis- she can ... to resolve these is- three days. covery of her law firm billing re- sues," the statement said. "Fri- An evening peace walk cords In the day's testimony will offer the around campus, a perform- White House first lady the opportunity to tell ance of civil rights-era residence. the independent counsel what songs, screenings of docu- Her testi- she knows about these matters." mentaries about King, mony was re- panels and open discussions Reacting to the continuing and readings of his quested by questions about Mrs. Clinton's speeches mark the tribute. Whitewater truthfulness regarding her work Events will begin today at prosecutor for a failed Arkansas savings and 10 a.m. with a video presen- Kenneth Starr, loan, the Clintons' personal law- tation of King's speeches the White yer sent a letter to Whitewater followed by an open discus- House said. cllnton Committee chairman Alfonse sion in the Jerome Library The appear- D'Amato earlier Monday. Conference room. ance will be her first before the "MM. Clinton has responded" KMlt Jibmnt BC N«wi The "Tribute to Dr. Mar- Whitewater grand Jury, though it to the committee's written ques- Melanie Hershberger and Krislen Martlnclc play with Rock 'em-Sock 'em robots, while Kevin tin Luther King Jr." wili will be the fourth time she has tions In the past, and "she is cer- Nuedeker looks on. continue from 5 30 to 8 JO answered questions under oath tonight in the Amani Room tainly willing to do so again in an of the northwest section of for the prosecutors. effort to bring your inquiry to a the Commons. Mrs. Clinton, put on the defen- conclusion," David Kendall said A panel discussion enti- sive by Whitewater disclosures, In the letter. tled "Points of Reflection: offered earlier Monday to supply In reply, D'Amato said the Default rates progressing Has the Dream Died?" will written answers to questions panel "looks forward to hearing take place Wednesday, Jan. from the Senate Whitewater Mrs. Clinton's responses," but 24, from 10 a.m. to noon in Committee. The Republican only after investigators gather Government collection efforts have improved numbers the Jerome Library Confer- chairman said the panel wanted more evidence. They want elec- ence room. Lillian Ashcrafl- more documents first. Kevin Galvln latest year for which figures are the improved rate and that Bush Eason, assistant professor tronic mail generated at the The White House's statement White House on Whitewater, for The Associated Press available. administration programs de- of history, will serve as That was the lowest rate since moderator for the panel of on the grand Jury said staff example, and documents on Mrs. served some credit, but they said University staff members members and Mrs. Clinton's per- Clinton's work for the savings WASHINGTON - The student official default rate reporting they accelerated those programs. Wednesday evening, sonal lawyer also were subpoen- loan default rate has dropped began In 1988. It has declined "When the Clinton administra- events will begin with a aed and will testify. The state- See HILLARY, page five. sharply, and government collec- steadily since 1990, when it tion came into office, I declared peace walk starting at 6:30, tion efforts have cut net default peaked at 22.4 percent "The that reducing the number of loan from Saddlemire Student costs by more than two-thirds program was hemorrhaging," defaults was our No. 1 priority In Services Building to Prout since 1992, Education Secretary Riley said. the area of federal assistance for Chapel. The gospel choir Ashley tenants find Richard Riley said Monday. Monday's news conference college loans," Riley said. "We will perform civil rights-era "These numbers reflect real was aimed at countering con- have done just that." songs and other students and substantial progress," Riley gressional criticism by showing Increased collections, com- will offer a theatrical pre- new accomodations said. "They are the product of the department was improving bined with the lowering default sentation in the chapel from several aggressive management its management of student loan 7-9 p.m. Heather Cvengroi keep the roommmates together, rate, reduced the net cost of de- decisions that were intended to funds. Republican budget- faults to $400 million in fiscal The film At the River I The BC News which we were able to do," Webb Stand will be shown Thurs- get the default problem under cutters have suggested closing 199S, down from $1.7 billion in said. control." the department. day, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m.. In the With the new semester started, She said the University cur- fiscal 1992. library conference room. The rate of borrowers default- Education Department offi- "Our collections on past de- former Ashley residents now rently has vacancies, which is ing on student loans dropped to The documentary reviews have a place they can call common for the spring semester. cials acknowledged that an im- the events during the two 11.6 percent In fiscal 1993, the proving economy contributed to See LOANS, page four. months leading to King's "home." "Rooms tend to open due to assasination In 1968. An According to Ed Whlpple, vice graduation, and some students do open discussion will follow president for Student Affairs, the not return because of grades or the presentation. University had more student ap- for other personal reasons," Peace plans expand in Mideast plications than rooms, due to Webb said. Kreischer renovations. Many Barry Schweid country is participating in re- the two countries. students did not have a room for Whipple and Webb both agreed The Associated Press gional economic planning with Israel has full relations with Quote of the year. that they do not expect housing Israel and a number of other Egypt and with Jordan in the Whipple said the University problems next year. WASHINGTON - In another Arab countries. Arab world. the day opened Ashley to accomodate the "Kreischer will be open and we expansion of Mideast peacemak- Ben Yahia said that full diplo- Today's ceremony coincides "Students should students. However, he said stu- will have about 600 more bed ing, Israel and Tunisia today es- matic relations will follow a with the first visit here of Ehud ; dents were fully aware from the spaces available than we did this tablished low-level diplomatic comprehensive peace settlement Barak as Israel's foreign minis- come have a look beginning that it would be a one- past fall," Whipple said. ties. between Israel and its Arab ter. The former military chief of semester stay. During Kreischer's renova- The two nations will open so- neighbors. staff will probably meet with at what the fu- tions, rooms are being re-painted called interest sections April IS, Tunisia Is following the lead of President Clinton after a session Jodl Webb, assistant director and re-carpeted. Vertical blinds in the Belgian embassies in Tunis Morocco, its neighbor, but at a at the White House with Anthony ture holds for for Student Housing, said many are also being installed. The and Tel Aviv. Secretary of State slightly lower level. Morocco and Lake, Clinton's assistant for students were not happy with the rooms will be equipped with new Warren Christopher announced Israel have exchanged interest national security affairs. Barak them." move, but she agreed It was desk chairs and beds. the move at a State Department sections, which are a peg or two meets with members of Congress -Milt Hakel, something they knew from the ceremony with Foreign Minister below full embassies. Their dip- on Tuesday. He began the visit at start Hablb Ben Yahia of Tunisia, and lomatic offices in each other's the Pentagon with Defense Sec- about the assess- ' Overall refurnishing includes Despite the housing problems, upgrading the computer labs, the Ehud Barak, his. Iraell counter- countries are separate from retary William J. Perry and then mentfair Webb said she believed the move office area and bathrooms. Han- part. other embassies, while the Tun- went to the State Department for was successful. dicap-accesible rooms will also Israel has no peace treaty with isian and Israeli offices will be a meeting with Secretary of State "Our primary concern was to be made available. Tunisia, but the North African housed in Belgian embassies in Warren Christopher. f Colored Ink ^ Opinion

page two Tuesday, January 23,1996 Truth becomes shaded in gray Upon receiving my junior audit debunked in the years to come. their cause. loathe to question. I was surprised to discover that I The only solution is to take a lot The debate that is currently go- In 1938, The Mercury Theatre was short one class. For the first of what we read and hear with a ing on in The News about the En- of the Air broadcast a dramatiza- group through a different way? time in two years I had the plea- grain or three of salt The long- vironmental Program/Geology tion of a Martian Invasion of Culture's trends And you also said, "How can sure of selecting a class that was held goal of education is to give Program controversy has two Earth. The actors performed as if should be tolerated you be the world's biggest Grate- not connected to my major or the students the tools with which to sides arguing about what is best they were reporting an actual ful Dead fan if you were bom in core of general requirements we think for themselves. for the students. The writers of event in the form of a news This Is In response to Aaron 1974?" This implies that to be a all need to take. Since I had al- both letters to the editor have one broadcast. As a result, people all Weisbrod's "trendiness" article. "true" fan of the Grateful Dead, most the entire catalogue to aim; to convince the reader of the over the country believed that I bear you, man, and I see you had to be alive at the right choose from, I decided to select truth. To do this,each writer has Earth was being attacked by the where you're coming from. But I time. That's rediculous. We have the class that sounded like the selected the facts that support planet Mars. In the melee that think you're being a little bit people living today, some at this moat fun. I chose "Psychology of his view. followed, Orson Welles, the pro- harsh on us. University, who are experts on Abnormal Behavior." Some writers blatantly lie and gram's director and star, claimed In your article, you put down the works of William Shake- The first session did not dis- hope that they wont get caught. to have no idea people would be- conformists and you put down speare. Yet, the famous author appoint We discussed incest and Others don't really know what lieve such an outlandish broad- nonconformists. Of course, no died centuries ago. Does this cannibalism and examined the they We talking about and pre- cast. But in a 1982 interview with one wants to be labeled as either mean that no one living today is idea that no behavior was ab- sent erroneous "facts" without the BBC, Welles claimed that the one. But you've got to be labeled "worthy" of loving his writing normal, only the context in which knowing. If I decided to write a panic was indeed intentional, a as either one. But you've got to and considering themselves a such behavior is displayed. But column about an obscure issue hoax devised to prove that Amer- be a little bit accoraodating. In "fan" of Shakespeare, simply be- most intriguing was the motto dear to my heart, I could very icans were gullible when it came today's society, people our age cause they weren't alive at the written on the board by the ener- possibly lie in print and hope that to the media draw a lot from our popular cul- time the works were first put getic professor. It was a slogan no one is alert enough to catch ture. It plays a role in the devel- out? I dont think so. he had been forced to memorize me. Maybe I've done it. A healthy dose of doubt is opment of our attitudes and I agree with you that dressing while a student at Northwestern, A group called Fairness and usually a good thing to have. thinking, and it's quite common up as Brandon Lee from the and here it is for all the students Accuracy In Reporting serves as While I dont believe that profes- to be Influenced by it. "Crow" is pretty silly, but that's ofBGSUtosee: a watchdog organization. One of sors are going to intentionally You mentioned the band Green just our opinion. It was a trend, PAPIER 1ST GEDULDIGt their favorite targets is Rush mislead students, I believe that Band, for example. Now, person- and those same people may have Nothing sounds more forceful Limbaugh, who is constantly an- as mere mortals they filter eve- ally, I think Green Day is a terri- been fans of Warrant or Wham than German mottos. This one nouncing "facts" proving that he rything through their own expe- ble band. But, to some extent when they were at their peaks. means, "Paper is patient." is right on every issue by virtue riences and views. Far from be- they are considered "main- Trends are a part of our culture. Confused? Think of it this way: of absolute and divine truth. ing harmful, this humanizes stream punk," if there could be Paper has no impatience with The aim of FAIR and their learning and causes students to such a thing. If someone hears And one other thing about what is written upon it. Paper is Does this mean we cannot be- book, "The Way Things Arent," have emotional and intellectual Green Day on the radio, likes Quentln Tarantino: I worked in a very accepting, and many of us lieve anything we read or hear? is not to debate Limbaugh's opin- responses to what they are being them, and as a result, becomes video store when "Reservoir are accepting of what we see on Of course not Most of the facts ions; it's simply to refute his ri- told. Some teachers' opinions interested in "punk" music in Dogs" arrived on cassette, and I paper. When we read something that are reported to us are prob- diculous "facts." have made me angry, but as long general, I don't think that makes watched it. I thought it was very in print we often accept it as ably accurate. But we owe it to For example, in order to imply as I tend the gates of my own them a trendy conformist. I dont interesting, but not a great film. I truth. ourselves to check out surveys that too much money is spent on brain I have nothing to fear. think there's anything wrong saw 'True Romance" when it Old textbooks are filled with and studies that have far- education in America, Limbaugh Roark Littlefield is a weekly with becoming interested in a came to the theaters, and thought inaccurate information. We can reaching implications or impor- claims that people were better columnist for the BGNews. He non-mainstream establishment it was very interesting, but not a assume that as knowlege Im- tant facts that shape our Individ- educated in this country prior to would like to dedicate his canon through mainstream means. great film. The reason Tarantino proves so does the accuracy of ual beliefs. the American Revolution than cf columns to the spirit of Ted You've got to start somewhere. didn't "catch on" with main- textbooks. But many modern This extends to political and they are today. FAIR notes that Carrothers: Magician Distictive, Take the case of about five stream audiences until "Pulp Fic- textbooks, despite improvement social Issues. Lobbying groups in fact most Americans who lived Vendor King, American Original, years ago when Oliver Stone's tion" is because he had not made over predecessors, are sure to offer all manners of "facts" in before the Revolution were illit- and The Strangest Man on Earth. "Doors" movie was released. a really great movie until he contain information that will be order to sway the public toward erate. When Rush talks, many are You will be missed. This film created a new genera- made "Pulp Fiction." When peo- tion of Doors fans, and I re- ple quote the "royale with member a lot of disgruntled cheese" line, you don't have to "veteran" Doors fans complain- interpret it as "a feeble attempt ing that these new recruits wer- at coolness." It may be that they en't real fans. are simply remembering a I think that's a bunch of crap. humorous moment from a film If someone saw the Doors movie, that they enjoyed Let's try to found that they enjoyed the mu- tolerate our culture's trends. sic, and therefore discovered a They are only trends, after all. new area of interest, who's to say that they are less of a fan than Scott Shriner someone who discovered the Journalism The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

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Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Copy editor Copy editor Generation X needs tour of duty Generation X is commonly parent turmoil of the 1960's, hopping, listen to "alternative" may be a thing of the past Unfor- defined as "Americans born be- America in the 1990*s Is faced music, and whine about the dis- tunately, It Is also a time when Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken tween the years of 196S and with a less obvious - although mal job market warfare may be necessary to the Colleen Casey AJianna Dias 1985." This definition, of course, much more deadly - type of In short, our slacker lifestyles do future success of our nation. Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin encompasses most college stu- social decay. Living standards In nothing for ourselves or for our A war would strengthen our Chad Gamby Matt Gannon dents. By now, we are all familiar our inner cities are on a seem- fellow humans. sagging economy, create jobs, Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl with the basic terms used to de- In fact, I have such little faith and perhaps give college stu- scribe ourselves and our peers: Kevin Rathge Ed Reed in our generation that I expect dents something to look forward lazy, selfish, materialistic, virtually no response to my ar- to after graduation. Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec "slacker." gument in this column. A war would force strong, However unwarranted these The current situation is frus- decisive leadership in our Copyright© 19% by The BG News. Reprinting of labels may be for some people, trating and disheartening, espe- government and help to quell any material in this publication whitout the permission of one must acknowledge that endling cially to the many who are indeed voter apathy. Among the effects The Bf i News is strictly prohibited. stereotypes gain popularity be- working for change. To discover of this new prosperity would The Bi i News is an independent student voice cause they have some basis in the causes of the current state of most likely be decreases in founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic truth. The average 20- some thing- ingly Irreversible decline. Amer- affairs, we must examine recent unemployment and suicide rates year and Wednesday's in the summer. historical events. Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those year-old today can identify more icans are killing other Americans and an increase in wages. of the student body, faculty or University administration. with "Clerks" than with "Forrest at the rate of one every two We are at a unique point in 20th Perhaps more importantly, a Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not Gump." hours. Our government has century American history. For war would galvanize our genera- necessarily those of The BG News. This Is Just one of the many acheived ultimate gridlock, has the first time since the 1880s, the tion. Instead of a highly personal Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 differences between Generation resorted to partisan bickering, United States may be able to existence, we would be forced to words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone X and the Baby Boomer genera- and Is susceptible to any sort of avoid periodic large-scale war- grapple with larger political, number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News tion. We've borrowed sex, drugs, fringe group willing to give the fare. Our fathers fought In Viet- social, and philosophical ques- reserves the right to edit any and all letters. and rock and roll from our par- voters an ounce of hope. Unlike nam, our grandfathers fought In tions. The BG News encourages its readers to notify the ents, while leaving political ac- our parents' generation, the the Second World War, our great- We need a war. If not In Bosnia, paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. tivism on the shelf. Law en- youth of America today have un- grandfathers fought in the First then in one of the dozens of hot forcement agencies may rejoice, dertaken a very small amount of World War, and our great-great- spots around the globe. Our fa- 210 West Hall but the nation is worse off be- action to correct the social injus- grandfathers fought In the Civil culties have not been summoned Bowling Green State University cause of it tices of our time. War. Our mothers and grand- Into action by the threat of AIDS, Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 I'm not arguing in favor of an We might recycle or give mothers served as nurses, or soaring homicide rates, or the bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu anti-military protest What I am blood, but we dont vote, protest, worked In factories, and sent ever-widening gap between the arguing is that our generation is or even pretend to think deeply their children and husbands to rich and the poor. Perhaps a few In need of a gigantic wake-up on serious issues. The typical the battlefield. We live at a time thousand body bags would do the call. Instead of the readily ap- Gen Xer is content to go bar- when sacrifices such as these trick.

• \ State * Tuesday, January 23,1996 page three Thaw causes severe flooding

Residents of southeast Ohio Senator claims state probably will evacuated as rivers crested not declare Vermilion as disaster area high above normal levels The Associated Press ness owners could have quail- fled for flood Insurance be- Suzanne Bowling Boso said the water crested at VERMILION, Ohio - The cause the area is in a flood The Associated Press about 41 feet in Belpre. The state probably will not declare plain, and state officials there- weather service in Charleston, the area affected by flooding fore do not believe disaster aid When the owner of Dave's Ma- W.Va., had no specific data about on the Vermilion River a dis- is warranted, said Zaleski, rine In Belpre, Ohio, heard that the crest in Belpre. "So their aster area because it is located D-Vermilion the Ohio River was expected to prediction was way off, and that in a flood plain, state Sen. Alan flood, he had to protect his boats really bothers me that with all Zaleskj said Monday. Zaleski said he hopes local from the water. the computers they can't do it and state officials will pres- "Come along Friday, the river more accurately," he said. "The The river overflowed last sure the Army Corps of Engi- started coming up, so we started first prediction was much week during a midwinter neers to install an ice dam lifting things up. The crest was closer." thaw, when water from melt- along the river. supposed to be 39 feet, which States of emergency in Wash- ing snow was backed up by an would have put a foot of water in ington, Belmont, Jefferson and ice jam. Numerous homes and "It's an ecologically sound this building," Dave Boso said Monroe counties will remain in businesses were damaged. idea to prevent further dam- Monday. effect until the water drops be- age," he said "I'd guess that The National Weather Service low flood stage, which the weath- A disaster declaration would insurance companies are pay- later changed the forecast to a er service expected to be Mon- make the area eligible for ing out about $1 million every 43-foot crest in Washington day night state aid. But home and busi- year in damages." County. Runoff from those areas swel- "So all day Saturday we led the river and sped up the cur- worked getting everything out of rent, causing some flooding flush the mud out of their houses tta College were evacuated early the building," he said. He moved downstream. as the river receded, so the river Sunday from dormitories and a about 20 speedboats to a neigh- It crested in Meigs County "will take it (the mud) with it" fraternity house. bor's land on higher ground. around S am., about 4 feet over The river rose above its 52-foot The Ohio River crested in flood stage, said county Emer- flood stage at Cincinnati Monday. The students stayed with fami- Washington County about 9 p.m. gency Services Director Bob Forecasters predicted it would ly members, at other residence Tk* AiMclated Prci Sunday. It was at 39.3 feet at Byer. crest at 55.3 feet by early A sign gives a sage piece of advice to Pennsylvania residents. halls and with faculty members, Marietta, about 11 miles north of He expected some people to Wednesday. college President Larry Wilson Belpre. Flood stage is 34 feet. spend Monday using hoses to About 50 students from Marie- said. Toledo medical college first to train physician-assistants The Associated Press under the supervision of doctors ested in a career in health care, ago with a political science de- clinics, are hiring more physi- cians. Now hospitals, nursing and provide much of the care in- said Monday he would apply for gree. "If I can get in, I can stay cian-assistants. Their salaries homes and other Institutions can TOLEDO - A medical school volved in assessing and treating the program. close to home." are considerably less than physi- employ them directly. patients, MCO Dean Christopher cians' Incomes. plans to begin training people to At first, Reynolds was thinking Demand for physician- In office settings, licensed become physician-assistants, one Bork said Monday. about going to school for nursing. assistants is rising with the drive Job opportunities for physi- physicians began using them to of the fastest growing jobs in the About a dozen students will en- Then he read about physician- to reform medicine and contain cian-assistants are expected to perform routine tasks. health-care field. roll In the two-year program. En- assistants. The only problem was costs, said Anthony Miller, direc- grow 36 percent between 1992 Physician-assistants often rollment is expected to increase The Medical College of Ohio's that he could not find a nearby tor of MCO's program. and 2005, according to a report spend more time with patients master's degree program for to68byl999. school. Hospitals where residency by the U.S. Department of Labor. and can perform almost 80 per- physician-assistants, which be- Bork said MCO already has "I didn't want to leave the area, programs have been cut are turn- In Ohio, job prospects are cent of the physicians' tasks, ac- gins this fall, will be the first received about 250 inquiries and no one offered any training," ing to physician-assistants to fill expanding, thanks to a new law cording to report by the U.S. De- program of its kind in the state. about the program, some from as said Reynolds, 24, who works in a the void. passed In December. In the past, partment of Health and Human Physician-assistants, who far away as California bank after graduating from the Managed-care companies, physician-assistants in Ohio Services' Health Resources and make about $62,000 a year, work Tom Reynolds, who is Inter- University of Toledo two years some of which operate their own could only be hired by physi- Services Administration.

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'V; I page four The HO News Tuesday, January 23,1996 Roe v. Wade 23rd Icin' it up anniversary sees massive turnouts The Associated Press about 80 teen-agers attended an anti-abortion rally that Greater Abortion rights supporters and Cleveland Right to Life spon- opponents in Ohio made it clear sored. Monday they are a long way from "Society in general has little resolving their differences. respect for human life. Maybe They showed up at public gath- people don't realize that abortion erings around the state to reaf- is stealing - stealing a gift from firm their beliefs on the 23rd an- God," said Jerry Jackson, a stu- niversary of the Supreme Court's dent at Benedictine High School. 1973 ruling legalizing abortion. The Roman Catholic bishop of "We as a caring, faith-filled Cleveland decried abortion, and community must work to put an the city's churches tolled bells at end to these deaths and to the noon to mark the anniversary of pains of grief felt by so many," the high court's Roe vs. Wade said Cleveland's Catholic Bishop abortion ruling. Cincinnati's Anthony Pilla. "We are called to Right to Life chapter sent a bus- live the 'gospel of life,' the good load of activists to Washington, news of love which is ours as D.C, to participate in the annual God's children. We are called to March for life. work toward putting an end to Susannah Sagan, executive di- the reasons people choose abor- Jcnnlfcr Doinrnick/Thr AitocUtrd Prcu rector of Ohio's chapter of the tion as their answer." Sallle Cooper of Hllllard, Ohio, and ber dog, Sam, are among sai- has about rive inches of Ice on it, allowing for safe Ice sailing. National Abortion and Repro- lors who took lo the ice at Alum Creek near Columbus. The lake ductive Rights Action League, Carl Huether, a member of said lawmakers in Columbus and Planned Parenthood in Cincin- Washington are going against the nati, said activists on opposing public's will by enacting, or con- sides of the abortion issue should sidering, laws to restrict access try to find common ground. to abortion. "There are a few places around Man admits to Hamilton death the country where they've been The Associated Press tection. "Yet our country's history able to say, 'We do agree that County Coroner Richard Burk- proves that making abortion ille- neither of us wants abortion.' So HAMILTON, Ohio - A man ac- Brother charged with second hardt testified that Ray had 27 gal wont stop women from seek- the one common ground ought to cused of murdering a Hamilton cuts on his head, a fractured ing it, even if the consequence is be contraception, so there's not couple admits that he killed the murder during robbery of couple skull and a seven-inch cut on the death," Sagan said. the need for one single, solitary man after a fight but did not kill throat. Both carotid arteries had "If, as a nation, our goal is to abortion," Huether said. the victim's wife, a defense law- Kenny Smith, 29, was charged Smith did kill Lewis Ray. He did been severed and Ray, 58, bled to make abortion less necessary, yer told the trial jury on Monday. with two counts of aggravated not kill Ruth Ray," Edmunds said death not more dangerous or more But Barbara Willke, president The defendant, Kenny Smith, murder with death-penalty spec- Monday in his opening state- difficult, then lawmakers should of Right to Life of Greater Cin- and his brother, Raleigh Smith, ifications and two counts of ag- ment "He did kill Lewis Ray by Mrs. Ray, 54, was strangled, support programs that provide cinnati, said the issue is more went to the home of Lewis and gravated robbery. The jury was slicing his throat and hitting him the coroner testified. access to contraception and fami- than just contraception. Ruth Ray on the night of May 12, seated last week. in the head with a coffee pot. Both bodies were found in the ly planning. Abortion remains "It gets difficult to get people with the intention of robbing Raleigh Smith, 31, was to be "There was no premeditation. couple's home the day after the only one choice in the list of re- to answer the basic question," them. But he did not plan their tried separately on the same This was not a murder that was slayings, police said. productive health care options she said. "This is a civil rights is- slayings, defense lawyer Al Ed- charges beginning Feb. 12. planned. Kenny Smith is an alco- Smith has been in the county available." sue about who lives and who dies. munds told the Jury in Butler Each man pleaded innocent holic and a drug addict, and he's jail under a $200,000 bond since On Cleveland's Public Square, Is it right, or is it wrong?" County Common Pleas Court. and faces the death penalty if a thief." his arrest May 13. When police Edmunds said Kenny Smith convicted. The brothers are from Dan Eichel, an assistant Butler picked him up for questioning, he argued and fought with Ray and Hamilton. County prosecutor, told jurors was wearing Lewis Ray's wris- killed him, and that Raleigh "One thing that we're going to the couple was killed because the twatch, according to testimony at GREENBRIAR, INC. Smith strangled Mrs. Ray. make an admission to: Kenny intruders wanted to avoid de- an earlier court hearing. Announces Second Midwest bank bandit snared Apartments for Fall '96 The Associated Press caps with FBI logos during hol- learned of the shootout and the done." dups and sending letters to suspected backgrounds of his Meanwhile, Langan's sister COLUMBUS - Residents as newspapers nominating a St. tenants. said she knew the FBI was inter- •Columbia Court -Field Manor well as police played a guessing Louis agent as their spokesman. "I'm telling you the gospel ested in her brother and Guthrie, game in the search for a man They would also leave real or truth I never suspected noth- but she had no idea why. •East Merry -Frazee Avenue suspected in a string of Midwest fake explosives behind during ing," said Harlyn Bennett. •Ridge Manor bank robberies. robberies. During a search of the house, "I'm really shocked. I cant see Agents on Thursday arrested Federal agents arrested federal agents found U.S. mar- him robbing banks. That's not the Peter Langan - one of two men Langan after a shootout at a shals' badges and identification, Pete I know," Leslie Maloney of captured last week. house he rented on the city's shirts and hats bearing the logo Cincinnati told The Columbus Authorities believe Langan and south side. He is being held in the of the FBI and the Federal Bu- Dispatch for a copyright story Richard Guthrie Jr., both 37, are Franklin County jail while his reau of Alcohol, Tobacco and published Saturday. key players in the Midwestern boyhood friend, Guthrie, is jailed Firearms and books about how to Bank Bandits - a group thought in Covington, Ky., after being ar- monitor police scanners. She said her brother was trou- responsible for 18 bank robber- rested Monday in Cincinnati. FBI Agent Ed Boldt said agents bled by federal agents' actions at BEAT THE SPRING RUSH!! ies in seven Midwestern states Both have been charged with throughout the Midwest will the Branch Davidian compound since January 1994. robbing a bank in Omaha, Neb., spend the upcoming weeks gath- in Waco, Texas, and by the shoo- 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 "We didn't know which house in August 1994. Langan is also ering evidence in an attempt to tout between authorities and they were looking for, but we charged in a bank robbery in link Langan and Guthrie with the white separatist Randy Weaver knew something was up," said June, 1995, in Glendale, Wls., other robberies. in Idaho. Mike Come, a neighbor. "I can't while Guthrie is charged with a "We don't want to paint these "My brother is not perfect. We Care About believe that guy was living in our bank robbery last month in guys as being automatically re- He's got these strange ideas neighborhood." Springdale. sponsible for all 18 bank robber- about politics," Maloney said. The Water The bank bandits received na- The landlord who rented the ies," he said. "We have to find Langan Is part of a group that tionwide attention as they taun- house to Langan and Guthrie said evidence beyond a reasonable "thinks they have their own You Drink ted the FBI by wearing shirts and Waiermill ™ he was "flabbergasted," after he doubt. 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Ron Fournler faces." put the best spin on it he can." visers who expected the presi- ning on making sure I make all open. But McCurry has said he The Associated Press Aides expect a generally up- The Republicans had asked the dent to make changes up to the the necessary stops before I sit hopes the broader themes raised beat address that focuses on major television networks for moment he steps up to the down to watch It," he joked. by Clinton make the budget fight WASHINGTON - Touching up America's standing heading into equal time to give their response microphone. "seem puny." his State of the Union address, the 21st century. "What I'm go- on Wednesday, but that Idea was Clinton was up past midnight Above all else, the address Is President Clinton said Monday ing to say tomorrow night is the abandoned when several talking with Treasury Secretary an important political event. Dole's view In advance: "I dont he was prepared to declare, "The state of the union Is strong, and it networks turned them down. Robert Rubin about the speech, Clinton's campaign team views know what hell say about the state of the union is strong." can be stronger," the president Dole's response will immediately White House spokesman Mike the speech as a showcase for the balanced budget, why he vetoed In a possible preview of the fall said. follow Clinton's speech, which McCurry said. president's record and a sound- the balanced budget, why he ve- presidential race. Senate Majori- During a weekend campaign begins after 9 p.m. EST. Another trait of State of the ing board for his campaign mes- toed welfare reform. I dont Im- ty Leader Bob Dole was prepar- visit to New Hampshire, Dole Clinton aides expected few Union addresses under Clinton sage: Democrats and Republi- agine he'll touch on any of those ing the Republican response. said he expected the president's new proposals from the presi- has been the length. His 81-min- cans alike must face up to Amer- Issues.'* One day before his annual re- speech to stress themes Clinton dent, who realizes he can get ute marathon drew jeers from ica's problems of crime, educa- port to Congress - which this will revisit during his re-election little through the GOP Congress. Republicans last year, and aides tion and the economy. Nelson Warfleld, spokesman year is also a sort of opening bell bid. One of the few will focus on pen- aren't sure they can keep Clinton for the senator's presidential for his re-election campaign - "It'll probably be a signal that sion reform, the aides said. much briefer this time. The budget battle will loom campaign, said of Dole's speech, the president told reporters, "I the race Is on. He'll probably The address was being pulled "I'm not taking any bets," over his address, which comes "It really is a policy response, not am absolutely confident and op- bring out his campaign agenda together in usual Clinton fashion: McCurry said, recommending just three days before the expira- a political response. But I think timistic about our ability to meet for '96, be my guess," Dole said A jumble of drafts circulated that Americans brace them- tion of a temporary measure inevitably people will look at It as the challenges that our country in an interview. "I assume he'll Monday among aides and ad- selves for a long one. "I'm plan- keeping much of the government a contrast." HILLARY Saudi Arabian princess Continued from page one. first lady that Foster had killed Another area Republicans did minimal legal work on a stock himself by putting the barrel of a want to delve into: the fact that sale proposal at the S&L. The bill- and loan owned by her White- gun In his mouth and pulling the Mrs. Clinton in 1988 ordered the ing records show she had at least charged with assault water partner. trigger. destruction of four files she kept 22 conversations on the Issue. Committee Republicans were Senate Republicans expressed on her work two years earlier for They also show she had at least The Associated Press James Mackin, a state trooper dissatisfied with the written re- doubt that the first lady would Madison Guaranty, the Arkansas 14 conversations with Little Rock BOSTON - A Saudi princess stationed at the airport, said the sponses they got late last year have no memory of such a savings and loan In question. businessman Seth Ward, an em- pleaded Innocent Monday to fight amounted to "maybe just when they asked Mrs. Clinton graphic conversation. The billing records show the ployee at the S&L involved In a charges she assaulted a flight at- some bumping," and nobody was about a telephone call she made Chief among any new ques- first lady did about 60 hours of 1,050-acre development that cost tendant during a trip from Paris hurt. the night of Vincent Foster's tions would be how Mrs. Clinton's work over IS months for the SAL the Institution some $4 million. to Boston. death. law firm billing records suddenly owned by the Clintons' White- Last Thursday, longtime Clin- Salwa Qahanti, 43, was ar- The princess did not appear in Though she told the committee appeared inside the White House water partners. ton aide Carolyn Huber testified rested Saturday when her TWA court Monday. 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Bullseye! Adelphi University president's use of funds raises questions

Pal Milton Island. mandopoulos." The Associated Press Meanwhile, full-time enroll- Students, meanwhile, have ment Is down to about 5,000, a 30 joined with alumni and faculty In GARDEN CITY, N.Y. ~ Ten percent drop since Diamando- forming a group called Save years ago, when Peter Diaman- poulos became president. Tuition Adelphi, which is challenging the dopoulos took over as president has jumped 60 percent in the last radio station closing in court and of Adelphi University, he set out five years to about $13,500 a helped get the expenditure issue to transform the humdrum year. before the attorney general's of- school Into an Ivy League-style Now the New York state attor- fice. institution educating tomorrow's ney general is Investigating Faculty members argue that movers and shakers. Diamahdopoulos's financial ar- the school's reputation was built He recast the required curricu- rangements. on its strong nursing and social lum to emphasize the classics, In a nonblndlng ballot in Oc- work courses. Now those areas brought renowned Intellectuals tober, the 240-member faculty have been gutted with sharp in to lecture and fired or reassig- voted 131-15 to oust Diamando- course reductions, they say. ned scores of professors. He poulos. The faculty eventually voted to launched an advertising blitz de- "I find It incredible and out- shut down the nursing doctoral claring: "Harvard: the Adelphi of rageous that the university can program, saying it no longer had Massachusetts." speid a million dollars on a Man- enough teachers to do the job Facing a deficit of several mil- hattan apartment while we've right. lion dollars, he cut staff, elim- had 30 support staff laid off," "This man has got to go," inated athletic programs, shut- said Devin Thornburg, a psy- Cleaver said. "He doesn't care tered the college radio station chology professor and chairman about Adelphi. He only cares and even rationed copier paper. of the faculty senate. about himself." The deficit has turned into a fat In addition, the district attor- Diamandopoulos, 67, refused reserve fund. ney is investigating claims that repeated requests for Interviews. That thrift didn't extend to on Nov. 29, Diamandopoulos's He has defended the apartments himself, however. wife, Maria, left eight crank as good investments and said the His salary is now $524,000 messages on the faculty union's one in Manhattan, less than 30 after an increase of 28 percent answering machine. miles from campus, is needed for last year, the second-highest of A voice expert hired by the fund-raising. any college president in the union concluded the messages And he retains the support of country. were left by Mrs. Diamandopou- the 23-member Board of Diamandopoulos (pronounced los, said Cathy Cleaver, execu- Trustees. Dee-man-DOP-o-lus) also enjoys tive director of the union. lavish perks, such as the use of a One call said: "I thought you "He has pulled the university $1.2 million apartment on Man- were some liberal radical, Nazi, out of the debt," said board Andrew Cufrais/Thf Associated Press hattan's Upper East Side, along sort of Karl Marx crap organiza- member Joseph Carlino. "The Adam Wood Powder Springs, Ga., geU thrown off of ■ bull during competition at The World's tion that's hanging around de- Toughest Rodeo at the Joe Louis Arena In Detroit. The rodeo, on an 18-clty tour, stopped In Detroit for with both a stately house and a university now has a $40 million three days where 200 riders competed In six categories for $30,000 in prizes. $400,000 condominium near the stroying universities. I want you cash reserve. We all think he is campus in Garden City on Long out of there, not President Dia- doing a great job." Barge filled with heating oil stops leaking

Time Whllemlre leaking Monday as crews drained Damage to Rhode Island's ma- miles. Some of It was cleaned up in danger. Gov. Lincoln Almond The Associated Press more than half of the remaining rine industries is expected to run by oil-skimming vessels, and dismissed complaints from some kWii fuel from the vessel. into the tens of millions of dol- Steve Lehmann of the National residents and environmentalists SOUTH KINGSTOWN, RI. - A Thousands of dead lobsters, lars, said Timothy Keeney, direc- Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- that emergency crews moved too ruptured barge that spilled clams and starfish washed up on tor of the state Department of ministration estimated that less slowly to stop the leak. 820,000 gallons of heating oil shore, and dozens of oily birds Environmental Management. than 100,000 gallons remained in "You'd like to be able to do this near a wildlife refuge stopped struggled out of the ocean. Salvage crews pumped 1.8 mil- the coastal waters. In two hours, but It cant be lion gallons from the North Cape Shellfish beds remained closed done," he said "We had a huge on Sunday and Monday and near the spill, and fishing was storm on Friday night and a huge "Whrn the praises go up planned to leave about 1.4 million banned In a 105-square-mile area. surf on Saturday. ... How do you the blessings «*iU come down" gallons on the barge, which ran put people on a barge that's not Gamma Phi Beta aground on a sandbar Friday and The oil spilled near eight sal- really that wide when there are Saturday. Fsanwry 3. 1996 sprang a leak 150 yards off the twater ponds that are breeding breakers coming right over it?" 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ITS NEW EXECUTIVE coast. grounds for fish and migratory The 340-foot North Cape barge Kobocktt Hall stops for waterfowl. Fewer than BOARD AND CABINET MEMBERS ran aground off Moonstone ndnts FREE IW BGSU Studantt Crews planned to pump air into 200 birds were confirmed sick or Beach, a barrier between the $3.00 tar Adults compartments on the barge dead, but the number was ex- President NL Tanya Rolfsen ocean and Trustom Pond Chlkton Under ton admitted FREE Tuesday to raise it from the sand, pected to rise. National Wildlife Refuge. It be- Administrative V.P. Melanie McDonald so it can be towed out to sea. Just a light sheen of oil reached Purchase or pickup newts gan leaking Its 4-million-gallon at Kooacfesf box office Membership Ed. V.P. Kris Papp The spill, the biggest in Rhode Block Island, and the popular cargo almost immediately. Financial V.P. /TV Megan Suveges Island's history, stretched for 12 summer resort was said not to be Crews working on choppy seas Public Relations V.P. Keri McCarthy removed the heating oil through Davtna Jones Membership V.P. Steph Turner giant hoses. Yocoo Mokonnen Senior Panhel V.P. Wendi Myers "Until you get out there, and African American Voices of 0SU you're standing on a vessel in the «Jones aPnMpsdrySir^MtnlMrlts middle of the ocean, you have no tt-47 New Member Ed. Heather Cvengros idea how much movement there Asst Treasurer Kary Takach is out there and what a tricky MHM of CassinonlH. Kristen Woods operation it is," said Coast Guard Do* David Roberts House Manager Social \ Allison Shew Capt. Barney Turlow. The North Uma.ONo Cape ran aground when the tug- Jr. Panhel Lisa Peacock boat that was towing It caught P.A.C.E>\X Michal Perkins fire. Ritual Laurie Sexton Alumnae Rel. Cory Tice #argople£ ASSESS Standards Wendi Seifert NIGHT CLUB Recording Dana Albrecht Featuring BG's Best Prices Continued from page one. Philanthropy Missy Lane formity," Hutchinson said "The Parliamentarian Sarah Pfeiffer No Cover Charge 21 & Over All Night Every Night whole idea is that every disci- Monday Motown Monday... 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Alan Robinson The Associated Press

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Neil O'Donnell, pushed into a cor- ner by 20 reporters huddled two-deep around his locker, was asked how the Pittsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl neo- phytes will deal with the inces- sant media crush. Accustomed to the relatively small contingent of reporters who usually cover the team, O'Donnell replied with a ques- tion: "It cant get any worse than this, can it?" Oh, yes, it can. Neither O'- Donnell nor his 48 Steelers teammates who are Super Bowl first-timers have seen anything yet - and If coach Bill Cowher has any say, they will see as little of it as possible. As an advance party pre- pared for their arrival Monday night at the Doubletree Para- dise Valley Resort, Cowher was readying to bunker the Steelers down at what might be called "Stalag Steelers." It is Impossible to totally iso- late a team from the 3,000 or so credentiaied reporters who annually attend America's biggest game. On Tuesday, for example, the Steelers get their first look at the site of Sun- day's game. Sun Devil Stadium, and the media horde that covers every cliche-drenched Gnt 1. Puiluu/TW AM*clatcd Pnia Super Bowl syllable. Pittsburgh Steeler linebacker Kevin Greene boards a bus bead- But when the Steelers take ing for the Pittsburgh airport. The Steelers will be arrived in the field first for media day, Tempo, AZ. on Monday. Cowher no doubt hopes the Cowboys don't have a big act to To accomplish those means, distracting his teammates. follow. He has twice warned the Steelers will be se- "I will certainly see that they his players to watch what they questered in a section of the are reminded about distrac- say, mostly to prevent any tree-lined resort off-limits to tions on a regular basis," Co- loose cannons - or loose lips - anyone not associated with the wher said. "These guys will from creating unwanted team. Interviews will be con- always know if I have a sense problems. ducted mostly in controlled they are not handling things As a result, Cowher sought news conferences rather than a properly. If I do, they will hear advice last week from former more Informal locker-room about it from me." Steeler coach Chuck N6U, setting. By contrast. Cowboys coach Dallas Cowboys runnlag back Emmlll Smith practices his putting on the green at the Cowboys practice whose young 1974 team did not The atmosphere may seem Barry Switzer, seems to care facility on Monday. sink into any hype-laden his- more uptight than that at the little about what comes out of trionics before beating the Cowboys' posh The Buttes re- his players' mouths or his own. more-experienced Vikings in treat, where the $250-a-nlght On his weekly radio show last the Super Bowl. rooms cost about $100 more week, Switzer talked about Tempe:Home on the range "You should say the right than the Steelers', and a fleet what would follow "when we things," said Cowher, who at 38 of 12 limousines awaits to ferry kick Pittsburgh's (rear end)." is barely a half-decade re- the Cowboys around the Valley A similar remark during the Barry Wllner boys certainly were enough. Se- "We know this stadium. We've moved from his own playing of the Sun. NFC playoffs Incited Eagles The Associated Press curity was tight and few fans been here every year and we're career. "You dont have to say But Cowher doesn't care, as coach Ray Rhodes, who prom- slipped through into the moun- 6-2 here." what you really feel. We'll let long as It prevents a reserve ised retribution in the not- TEMPE, Ariz. - Hundreds tainside hotel housing America's Not that returning home for a our deeds speak for them- defense back, for example, distant future. Cowher did not cheer their arrival in a city they Team. Still, the airport greeting Super Bowl is easy for Woodson, selves." from inciting the Cowboys or respond in kind. dont call home. Dozens more try made it clear this also is Arizon- who has been bombarded by to sneak into their luxury hotel a's Team - at least in this Super ticket requests. for a peek, an autograph, and who Bowl. "It's a good feeling," he admit- knows what else? "Until we arrived, it hadn't ted. "There is more pressure, The Boys are back in town. even hit me that the Super Bowl with my family and friends... I'm Falcon track takes second "That was about as rewarding is in Phoenix, where we have hearing from cousins from way, and exciting as getting off any such a great group of fans," way back." The biggest thing that went vault Junior Travis Downey, in plane anywhere," Dallas Cow- Getting here early might be a William Sanderson Jones said. "Before the Cardinals The BC News wrong for the Falcons was injur- winning the event, blew away boys owner Jerry Jones said were here, this was Cowboys ter- wise move. While the Steelers ies. The men were missing shot last week's top mark of 15 feet, Sunday night after the rousing ritory, and we've kept a lot of check in and then almost imme- Bowling Green hosted two of putter Adam Rose, long and tri- by a good one and a half feet. reception his NFC champions those fans." diately have to meet the media, the strongest teams in the MAC ple jumper Deon Metz, and sprin- That was a foot and three inches received from the folks in Ari- The players also noticed and the Cowboys get a chance to kick on Saturday. Ball State and ter Eric Holmes. The Falcons higher than the second place fin- zona, where the Super Bowl will weren't surprised. beck, do a little socializing and, Western Michigan's metis team were also missing triple jumper isher, Akron's Dave Post Bowl- be played next Sunday. "I was All-Pro safety Darren Wood- well, play the role of rock star. reinforced the reasons why they Doug Heltkamp for academic ing Green's Brian Sabo came in reminded of the great fans we son, who grew up in the Phoenix Which, at least in the cases of are considered as such. reasons. In coach Sink's opinion, third. have out here." area and played at Arizona State Troy, Emmitt, Michael and Deion This was the first scored event Heitkamp would have had a good ' The Cowboys seemingly have - in the very stadium where the - do we really need surnames? - chance at winning that event Western Michigan's mountain of the season for the Falcons, and of muscle Burger Lambrechts them everywhere. It didn't seem 30th Super Bowl will take place - d seems apropos. the first of two indoor meets they The women weren't without to matter to anyone that the AFC hardly looks at this as a road trip. "I think the Super Bowl is al- their personel problems. Andrea had the only automatic NCAA will host this year. In the men's qualifier in the meet His best champion Pittsburgh Steelers "When I heard Phoenix got a ways a new experience, no mat- field. Western Michigan blew Llnslcy, who runs sprints and shot put traveled an inuring 62 weren't around yet; they arrive Super Bowl, I knew I'd have a ter when or where or who you away the competition, racking up hurdles, had what coach Price today. Some people, particularly chance to be in It with this team," play," said fullback Daryl John- termed as "compartment syn- feet, six and 3/4 inches. The sec- 74 points. Ball State and Bowling ond place finisher, Ball State's the oddsmakers who have the Woodaon said. "It's almost like a ston, hardly a media megastar, Green came down to one an a half drome". Compartment syndrome Mike Zent only went SO feet, sev- Steelers as 13-point underdogs, homecoming for us when we play but one of the best players at his points for second place, 60-58.5. has to do with the casing of a en inches. Lambrechts also won apparently wonder if they should the Cardinals and hear our fans. position in the game. "Because of Flndlay and Akron were afterth- muscle not expanding properly show up at all. It's almost a homef leld edge, and what we get in Dallas, we might oughts at 27 and 19.5 points re- with the rest of the muscle. The the 35-lb throw with a mark of S3 feet, three and a 1/2 Inches. For one day, at least, the Cow- our fans make a lot of noise. be more used to it. spectively. result Is excruciating pain. Junior middle distance runner Unlike the men, the women's Ball State won the women's Michelle Mueller missed the meet handily, with 85 points In meet with a bad case of the flu. team had most of their sucess in what was in essence a dual meet. Junior sprinter Clarice Gregory the strength events. The Falcon BG tennis gets warmed up Bowling Green came in a distant missed due to academic reasons. combination of Heather Nord- second with 57. Akron and Find- gren and Nikki Sturzinger went one-two in the shot put. Nordgren Paul MirkoR including the championship the strength of the squad appears lay could only manage six and Scott Thompson once again The BG News to be in doubles. Along with the five points, respectively. bettered his NCAA provisional also won the 20-lb throw, with a where he defeated Western qualifying mark with a 733, on throw of 46 feat, eight inches. Michigan's Jason Crisman 7-5, doubles team of Ptak and Ander- The Bowling Green's men's ton, Bowling Green boasts one of The scoring for the events are his way to winning the 55 meter That mark increases Nordgren's tennis team warmed up for the 6-2. hurdles. Thompson also placed school record. Sturzinger came The Bowling Green doubles the finest doubles teams in the as follows: The mens' events regular season this weekend at state with junior Adam Tropp were worth six points for first second in the 55 meter dash and in third in the 20-lb throw. the MAC Indoor Championships, team of sophomores Milan Ptak in the 200. Thompson owns the Senior Kristen Gaddis and and Dave Anderton won three and senior Mark Ciochetto. Cio- place, four points for second, located at the Laurel Hill Swim straight matches before falling chetto and Tropp won the Ohio three for third, and so on. The school record in the 200 with a sophomore Missy Lyne took the and Tennis Club. mark of 22 seconds flat. Satur- top two positions In the 5,000. 1-6, 6-1, 64 to the Western Mich- Intercollegiate Championships, mens' relays went 6-4-3-2-0. The championships, a presea- day, he only missed that by a Gaddis ran the 5,000 In 17:38.46. igan doubles team of Gennero which consisted of all number Women's events were scored son tournament, included four mere tenth of a second. Eight seconds later, Lyne and Reed in the doubles final. one doubles teams In the state. 5-3-2-1, with the relays 5-3-2-0. teams from the MAC consisting "Right now our doubles are car- Despite the less than ideal re- Middle distance runner, Tim crossed the finish line for sec of Toledo, Western Michigan, Head coach Dave Morin was rying us," stated Morin. sults, neither coach seemed too Arndt was the mens' only double ond. Eastern Michigan and Bowling pleased with the team's effort disappointed. winner, taking first in both the Perhaps the brightest part of Green. but had hoped for even more The success of Bowling Green "For the team's first scored mile, with a time of 4:15.02, and the meet for the Brown and Or- Bowling Green finished second success In practice and the preseason meet of the season, it was a good in the 800 with 1:54.97. ange was the Falcons' sweep of in the championships with a re- "We wanted to win the event, to tournament have given Morin performance, but not a great "I felt good. I had a good solid the high jump. Freshman Jody cord of 14-7, while Western Mich- win all the flights ('A' and 'B' some considerable goals. one." said women's coach Steve meet" said the senior miler. As Rafferry won the event, jumping igan won the indoor event, post- singles and doubles)," Morin "We've progressed very well," Price. to the the prospects for the five feet, five and a half inches, ing a record of 19-7. stated. "Although we did have Morin said. "We had a solid line- "We competed well overall," NCAA's, Arndt says, "I think I Julie Bruggemeier's five feet; Falcon freshman Radu Bartan everyone play two matches, up this fall, and with the addition said men's coach Sid Sink. "Any have a really good chance. I'm in three and a 1/2 inches was good: won the "B" singles champion- which was great. It was a good of Redu (Bartan) we feel as if we time you have a large meet, the best shape of my life." for second. Sophomore, Julie ship by winning four straight tune-up tournament." can compete for the MAC cham- things will go wrong, and they The only other mens' highlight, Niekamp helped complete the matches without dropping a set. Despite the success of Bartan, pionship." did." for the Falcons, came in the pete sweep.

i I I l page eight The HO News Tuesday, January 23,1996 Maryland delegates Dungy named new coach for Bucs

Fred Goodall disagree on Browns The Associated Press sition. TAMPA, Fla. - Tony Dungy's TM Associate d Press "I'm convinced this will long and frustrating journey happen," he said. "Anybody in from the NFL's youngest defen- CLEVELAND - Opposition Cleveland who thinks other- sive coordinator to a head coach among Maryland legislators to wise Is talking to the wrong ended today. the deal offered Cleveland people." The long-time assistant. Inter- Browns owner Art Modell to Under terms of the agree- viewed but passed over by four move his team to Baltimore ment, Modell would pay no other teams in the last 10 years, seems to be getting stronger. rent but receive all parking, will get a shot at trying to turn The Plain Dealer reported. concession and stadium bill- the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Into a "This so-called deal has board revenue. Most of the winner. stunned a lot of people, be- cost would be borne by issuing "I feel that they are very, very cause It seems so unbalan- bonds financed with public close," the 40-year-old Dungy ced,'' Delegate Bruce Poole, a money in sharp contrast with said at a mid-afternoon news leading opponent, said last another planned stadium to be conference announcing his six- week. "Our ultimate goal is to built in Prince Georges Coun- year contract as the sixth coach put an end to this." try, Md., for the Washington of the NFL club. Although the majority Redskins. That stadium will be The Bucs have young players leadership Is lined up behind almost entirely financed by and a nucleus ready to take off. Gov. Parris Glendening's plan the team's owner. Jack Kent The building blocks are there, he to transplant the Browns to a Cooke. said, all the team needs is con- publicly financed stadium In The Maryland Stadium Au- sistency. Baltimore's Camden Yards, as thority found itself on the de- He became only the fourth many as 75 lawmakers In the fensive in one of the first black head coach in NFL history, 141-member House of Dele- hearings on the stadiums last behind Art Shell, Dennis Green gates oppose the move, the week. and Ray Rhodes. newspaper reported Sunday. "How can you justify letting Dungy said his first goal Is to build a sense of family and Some lawmakers are de- Modell have so much of the Ckria O-Muumrrkt Atuclat*4 Prau manding substantial changes personal license fees when the togetherness with everybody in the plan to build a rent-free, Redskins owner is paying for striving for the same end - a Tony Dungy stands before a press conference for bis new team the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Dungy takes over as head coach after several years of being defensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings. $200 million stadium for the the whole deal?" said Joseph winning team. Browns, while allowing Rosapepe, a Democrat whose The Bucs haven't made the Modell to collect an estimated district includes Prince Geor- playoffs or finished above .500 where he and his wife, Lauren, phia Eagles and once each by the might be dragging his feet be- $75 million from the sale of ges County. since 1982. had dinner with the Glazer fami- Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh cause Tampa Bay was waiting to personal seat licenses, the He described himself as a ly and other Bucs officials. He Steelers and Jacksonville Ja- see if New Orleans coach Jim newspaper said. Many of those fighting the teacher and said Bucs linebacker sounded confident, but stopped guars. Mora would be released from the "Mr. Modell has to come to Browns' stadium are also Hardy Nickerson is a key to what short of saying he had the Job. He emerged as the leading final year of his contract and be- understand that if the deal is against the allocation of $78 he wants to do defensively. "I feel good," he said after be- candidate to replace Sam Wyche come a candidate for the open- put on the table today as is, million in state money for im- Dungy explained his hiring as a ing cornered by reporters and after Tampa Bay made unsuc- ing. that it will not pass," said provements to land surround- two-week process and noted with television cameramen who cessful bids to land Jimmy John- Even after Dungy arrived in Delegate John Hurson, Mary- ing the Redskins' stadium, The humor the interest it generated. staked out the restaurant for son and Steve Spurrier. town to talk with Glazer, McKay land's House Majority leader. Plain Dealer said. "The people in Tampa made nearly three hours. "It looks like He and the Bucs denied week- insisted the Job had not been But Senate President Tho- Glendening has said legisla- me feel so welcome. [I was re- it's going to go well. There's still end reports that McKay offered formally offered to the Vikings mas V. Miller said the deal tors would put "their im- ceiving] all the calls to a number a couple of little things to do. I him the Job last week and that all assistant. will stand despite the oppo- prints" on the deal. I thought was a private number," think Mr. Glazer is going to make that remained was f Inalizatlon of "We have maintained all along he said. "While it was nerve- all the comments." * contract that will pay him about that a very important step in the racking it made me feel good process of naming a new coach about the interest in football." would be a meeting with the He described himself as "for- "The people in Tampa made me feel so owners," McKay said. "That is You CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE tunate and blessed by God that welcome. I was receiving all the calls to a the purpose of Tony's trip to Ta- he's given me this opportunity." mpa." He credited football figures in number that I thought was a private number. Dungy, a NFL assistant for IS his background who were men- While it was nerveracking it made me feel seasons, became the league's tors. youngest defensive coordinator He talked about how General good about the interest in football" when Pittsburgh promoted him JL!nk Manager Rich McKay caught in 1984 at the age of 28. He Inher- ...seeks caring volunteers to assist persons experiencing a crisis. him at the office in Pittsburgh its a Tampa Bay team that fin- Volunteers are needed for Crisis Intervention Services, and said: "You're the guy that we ished 7-9 after getting off to a want" Dungy said he didn't want Tony Dungy promising 5-2 start last season. the Victims Advocacy Program, and Special Events. to get too excited at first because Buccaneers Head Coach Wyche was fired Dec. 27 after a lot can happen before contracts compiling a 23-41 record In four No experience necessary. Training classes start soon. are signed. seasons. Call or stop in The Link for applications: "You will grow to like him, and Glazer, however, ducked Into a $500,000 per season. you will certainly grow to re- car and was whisked away with- The Vikings, who must hire a Dungy began working on a po- 315 Thurstin Avenue, Bowling Green spect him," McKay said in intro- out being interviewed. new defensive coordinator If tential coaching staff after ductory remarks. The soft-spoken Dungy has they lose the 40-year-old assis- McKay interviewed him a second 352-5387 Dungy, the Minnesota Vikings' been interviewed for at least five tant to the Bucs, had hoped for a time while both of them were defensive coordinator since 1992, other NFL vacancies in the last decision by last Friday. But pub- scouting workouts for the Senior Application & Inteniew Deadlines.- flew to town Sunday for his first 10 years - twice by the Philadcl- lished reports suggested McKay Bowl in Mobile, Ala. Victims Advocacy Program - Thursday, January 18 face-to-face meeting with Bucs owner Malcolm Glazer. Special Events Volunteers - Wednesday, January 24 He was laughing and smiling as Crisis Intervention Services - Sunday, January 28 he left a popular steakhouse Vaughn presented MVP T WE'LL GO TO GREAT Chris Sheridan Jackie Robinson, Joe Black, Phil place or lower on their ballots The Associated Press Rizzuto and Joe Garagiola and because he had mistreated or LENGTHS FOR YOUR $1 OFF praised their work ethic and threatened them during the SUPERBOWL PARTY! r feet ei our Party Sub NEW YORK - Mo Vaughn their accomplishments after season. A player's character is received his AL Most Valuable leaving the game. one of the factors to be con- $26 mln. order Player award Sunday night and "To me, the past tradition of sidered when voting for the 3 ft. feeds 15 people only $23.97 (w/coupon) showed the one quality - charac- this game is what's most impor- MVP. 6 ft feeds 30 people only $47.94 (w/coupon) ter - that ended up being the de- tant," Vaughn said. "It's what Belle's name came up a couple ciding factor in edging Albert drives me. When those players of times during the dinner, but Belle for the honor. played, it was one of the things only as the butt of Jokes by a pre- Vaughn, one of the game's that was a little bit different. The senter and a comedian. Vaughn's •SUB more affable and charismatic younger ballplayers respected Jokes concerned his oft-stated 828 S. MAIN 354-2608 1081 N. Main 352 5505 players, gave the longest and the older players and watched desire to play for the New York 4x Larger fhan a Regular Sub 524 E. WOOSTER 352 8500 1602 E WooMr 354-2800 best-received acceptance speech them and learned how to play the Yankees one day. of the night at the New York Double Meat Woodbind Mai Location 352 7278 game as hard as they did." Among others receiving chapter of the Baseball Writers "It was the way the game was awards were Barry Larkin of the All tfie Fresh Tixins off Your OFTER EXPIRES 1/31/96. 24-HOUR NOTICE NEEDED. Association of America awards meant to be played, and I hope Cincinnati Reds (NL MVP), Greg NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER COUPON OFFER. dinner. we as ballplayers never lose Maddux of the Atlanta Braves In a 12-minute talk about tra- that." and Randy Johnson of the Seattle dition and respect in baseball, Vaughn hit .300 with 28 dou- Mariners (Cy Young Awards), Vaughn did not once refer to Be- bles, 39 homers and 126 RBIs, Hideo Nomo of the Los Angeles lle, the Cleveland Indians slugger numbers less impressive than Dodgers and Marty Cordova of RyNWITH THE PACK who had SO home runs and 126 Belle, who also hit 317 average the Minnesota Twins (Rookies of RBIs last season. with 52 doubles. the Year) and Don Baylor of the Instead, the Boston Red Sox Many baseball writers said Colorado Rockies and Lou Pinella star Invoked such names as they dropped Belle to second of the Mariners.

AppGcatums availaSkfor the OIK DELBERT L. IATTA SCHOLARSHIP The DelbertL. Latta Scholarship was created upon the 1988 retirement of Delbert Latta from the U.S. Congress, where he had served as Ohio's Fifth District )T 00 Representative for 30 years. He also served three terms in the Ohio Senate. venn A total of five $1,000 scholarships to incoming freshmen and continuing students (who have a minimum of two semesters of study to complete before Visit our rush information graduation) will be awarded to law-abiding students who possess a minimum of GPA nights from 7:30 to 9:30 at: of 3.0 and exhibit involvement in campus and/or community organizations. ANY MAJOR IS ELIGIBLE. Jan. 23 IFC rush info night Applicants must reside in the geographic areas represented by Delbert Latta during his years in public service: the counties of Defiance, Erie, Fulton, Hancock, Jan. 24 Conklin Hall Henry, Ottawa, Paulding, Putnam, Sandusky, Seneca, Van Wert, Williams, and Wood; Jan. 25 Conklin Hall also the townships of Lyme, Norwich, Richmond, Sherman and Bellevue City (Huron Jan. 29 Prout Hall County), Harding, Jerusalem, Monclova, Oregon, Providence, Springfield, and Jan. 30 Phi Sig House Swanton (Lucas County). 129 S. Prospect Applications are available at the Mileti Alumni Center. DEADLINE: March 1,1996 Tuesday, January 23,1996 The BO News page nine Woodf orde plays on No senioritis for fights off extinction Wallace, Syracuse's

Steve Wlltteln ond-round loser on his way to re- The Associated Press tirement at 30 this year, Is the stay-in-school star only man still playing who has MELBOURNE, Australia - The won a major after 25. And he was Christine Hanley the 3-point arc. He Is giving age of geezer-hood in men's ten- Just 26 when he won his second The Associated Press opponents a handful from the nis keeps dropping to the point consecutive U.S. Open, in 1992. perimeter while remaining a where Grand Slam champions Only one man in more than a The lure of a lucrative life In menace inside. over 25 are rare, those over 30 decade has won a major past the the NBA nearly hooked John "My outside game is better virtually extinct age of 30 - Andres Gomez, 31, at Wallace. by leaps and bounds from last So Mark Woodforde quickly the French four years ago. It's After an impressive junior year," the 6-foot-8 power for- proclaimed himself a fighter for been 21 years since John New- season at Syracuse, he made ward said. "That's the part of the senior citizens of the game combe did It at 31 In the Austra- himself available for the 1995 my game I wanted to improve. Monday when, as the oldest lian. At Wimbledon, Arthur Ashe draft. But two days before the I think I have." player left In the Australian won at 32 in 1975. And at the U.S. selections were made, Wallace And by becoming a more Open, he beat the youngest, Mark Open, Jimmy Connors won at 31 had second thoughts and well-rounded player, Wallace Phllippoussls. in 1983. pulled his name from con- has helped keep Syracuse in Woodforde, a shade over 30, The oldest players to win sideration. the national rar kings and has labored his whole career with majors were: Ken Roscwall, 37, In an era when It is becom- among the top tier in the Big a slick serve-and-volley style ar the 1972 Australian; Andres ing fashionable to leave school East. The Orangemen, ranked that blended slices and dinks in a Gimeno, 34, at the 1972 French; early for a big paycheck, Wal- No. 17, are 13-4 overall and In way that would have fit In per- A.W. Gore, 41, at the 1909 Wim- lace opted to turn down the second place behind George- fectly back In the wooden racket bledon; and Bill Lamed, 38, at the trappings guaranteed a pro for town In the Big East 7 with a days of the 1950s and "60s. 1911 U.S. Nationals. one more year of preparation. 4-3 record. Until Monday, when Wood- For Woodforde, one of only Now, he is profiting from his "He's havi r.'xuse coach Jim been good enough to earn a won- shock, especially after beating angemen as well. Boehelm said. "He has just derful living with partner Todd the 19-year-old who had just Wallace, who averaged 14.3 been a monster for us." Woodbridge in doubles and a de- knocked out No. 1 Pete Sampras. points and 8.3 rebounds his Wallace has to play that way cent one in singles. At the end of his 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 first three seasons, was ex- if he wants to grab a piece of Now, Woodforde is on a mis- victory, Woodforde scanned the pected to go no higher than the the limelight In a conference sion, not merely to become the cheering crowd, saw his girl- middle of the first round in that boasts three more of most first Australian to win the coun- friend, sisters and friends, and last year's draft. talented players in the coun- try's championship In 20 years, became overwhelmed with emo- At the moment, there is little try. but to prove that he's Improving tion. doubt among the college bas- with age. "I was trying to blink away the ketball community that he will Wallace has by no means "There's such a myth in tennis tears that were developing," he Rick Stcvtni/Tke Associated Press be a lottery pick. And, depend- faded In the Big East shadows that once you've reached 25, if said. "I was really overcome out Australia's Mark Woodforde returns a shot delivered from Mark Phl- ing on how many other players cast by Connecticut's Ray Al- you haven't reached the top 10, there. Just to do it at this stage, lippoussls at the Austraillan Open on Monday. join the throngs of NBA pros- len, Villanova's Kerry Kittles you're nothing," an indignant it's so weird, really weird. You pects, he could be an early lot- and Georgetown's Allen Iver- Woodforde said. "I guess In a would expect to be doing it when moment, and, hopefully, there in Australia, has labored just off tery pick. son. way I'm out there to play for the you were in your early 20s. I are a few other special moments the fringe of worldwide stardom Through 17 games this But what is frustrating at over-27s or over-28s. It's one couldn't even speak to the to come." for years. season, Wallace has sharply times, Boeheim says. Is that chalk on the board for us." camera afterwards. I think I was Woodforde, one of the most The "Woodies" doubles team increased his stock by raising Syracuse doesn't have enough The chalkboard isn't real half-crying walking up the tun- well-liked players on the tour and ranked No. 1 In 1992 and again his average to about 24 points balance to fully capitalize on crowded. Stefan Edberg, a sec- nel. It was just a very special one of the most popular athletes last year. and extending his game out to Wallace's heroics. Classifieds

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Main (our only office) OR SURF OVER TO OUR WEB SITE AT: This is an open discussion, so please come prepared to ask http://www.smichawe.com 352-5620 questions and share your views. All are invited to attend. page ten The RG News Tuesday, January 23,1996

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Top salaries no! requireed MJSI be tOyaara rjld.be moai ekery Bat areund Roegers I sal all thoaa InBraatad in joining s non-smoder. and have firsl aid and CPU Spring Break Panama City Beach Florida tram Call Ariene: 1-800-443-6428: 516-433-8033 $150/mo May to May. Own Room. pay she person who found the ring a larga UAAaralnviBdl Contact North American River Runners (89 par person par week Taj Beach Bar, CrBoaolrrynoverSOcarripal 3 rooms avail. 354-1913 caaihiaoaad. My leiophono ale 372-1252 I PO Box 81, Hico VVV 2S8S4 Huge Deachilde hot ub. Fraa mlormaeon ALASKA EMPLOYMENT 800-950-2585 EC£ ' CAMPUS POLLYEYES - 362-9638 1 800-466-6626 Homamada Soupa » Buffet Dairy Fuhing Industry 2 bdrm apt available now. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: Qroupa tntar- Earn up B *3,0OO-$8,OO0. par month. Room K Close » campue Will rent» Tn/ Our Stuffad Bread sticks' SECURITY OFFICERS - Earn money while SERVICES OFFERED aaatd In applying tor ACGFA Fundfng tor He Boardl TransportaOOnl Mal»Tema» No ex one parson. Cal 363-1731 you study Immediate full S pan lima pos 1986-97 academic year ara required B aaand perience necassaryl (208)971-3510 ait availabia in BG Must bs at least 18yrs. old. No Ct and MrS ma(ora don't target tha Env a workshop on Thursday. February 1. 1 gga n A56442. experience necessary. Must hava wtephono 8 2 bdrm duplex tor rent. Located 2 btoks from ptoyer Pair on Wadnaaday, January 24, lha Onto SuiB of me Universiv Unton. Tha Oranla and Sch* Npaarei Chad Care AdmWstnaMn Poaiaon Open reliable transportation. Fufl benefit package campus. *• - "-ibto Immediately. Cal 354-3178. ItM In tha Grand tearoom trom 1:30-9:00 workshop ail be offered al 9:00 a.m , noon, «ana o< doaan fei HnaneW aM. Oualfy k in Perry aburg 2 Ysa degree MandaBry. availabia for full Bme, paid vacations, ad- PM. You should hava ooptoa of your re» and 7:00 p.m. Please cat tie Ofltoe of Student Close B campus leasing 96-97 mocaalory. 1-800-400-0208. 4 yew degree preferred Call 874-3560 auraa to hand out. Ouaattona? CaH tha Co- Lite to lei us know which season you would Hhe vancements, weekly pay , uniforms and paid House: 831 Fifth. 3 bdrms. 650/mo Ask tor Lisa or Steve training. Apply in parson or cal CONTINEN- PraanamT Op erSeo at $73-24,81 ■ B attend al 372-2843. Also bring yaur ACGFA House: 835 Fifth, 3 bdrms. 750/rno TAL SECRET SERVICE BUREAU. INC. 415 Free Pregnancy MI ConUannai and packet B ma workshop. Apart 3191/2 Rtoge. 1 bdrrn300/mo caring. 3S4-4473 BG Pragnancy Camar FREE FINANCIAL AID! Huron St. Toledo. OH 43604. (419) 243-1715 Ovar M Bison in pubic and pnvaB aacBr ChUrJcare needed In our home. John Froboss 352-9392 STUDY ABROAD RETURNEES 2-3 firs. • afternoons Call 352-5724 Mon.-Fri.8sm-4pm.EOE. grants & scholarships a now availabia. Al stu- Please attend one of me loeowing eeeaons: EflVc. 1 A 2 bdrm. apts. in houses SBpll Look no further tor a REWARDING and dans ara eligible regardless ol gradaa. in- Wednesday,January24. i9M.7:00-9:00p m . 12 mo. leases only starting in May. Stove FUN FILED JOBII Earn $$$ while gaining coma. or paranrs incoma. Let us help Cal 1104 Oflenhauer West. Comeato Taco- Driver's Needed. Call Smith 3528917. (no calls afar 9:00pm). PERSONALS valuable MARKETING, PR. $ SALES SKILLS' Sudani Financial Sarvlcaa: 1-800-203-6495 Saturday. January, 27. 1986. 10.00 a.m.- 353-TACO or Coma In B III out an application. Applications ara now availabia at Mdefj Alumni Furnished. 2 bdrm apt unities not furnished. a«tFSS444. a 12 00 noon, 1103 Ottenhauer Waal. CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Center I Come take a took at our Job description Call 669-3036. Welcome back B campus I Cal 372-0300 rf you OOVT FORECLOSED Homaa tor pennies on Earn up B S2.000wmonm working on Cruise and sign up tor an InBrviewl (No phone calls House—236 Troup - No pea. References re- 11 Delinquent Tax. Repo's, REO's. Your area have Questions. Ships or Land-Tour companies World travel please!) A limited number of positions avUa quired. $696 . utl. Aval, immediately. Nago- Tal Fraa (1) 600-898-0778 Ext. 2076 tor cur- Bush mother's Support Group Seaaona! t full-Dme employment available No ble, so apply now! (Appscattona ara being ac- tjaoto lease. 352-6647. tor woman who have placed or ara rant ssnngs. Tha sisters of Sigma Kappa would Ike B con exparlanca necessary For more information cepted between the hours ol 8 and 5 through cal 1-206-971-3550 art C55444. Houses. 112 bedroom Furnished apis conatdannQ placing a chad tor ado peon NTRAMURAL ENTRES DUE: WOMEN'S 1 graruiate Sharon McCullum on her lavalaring 1/247B6.) B Chria Gordon ol PI Kappa Phi. CongraUe- 1 yew. 0 month, and summer leases COED BASKETBALL^JANUARY 23: MEN'S Earn cash stuffing envakjpea at home. All ma- Cal 3*4-4673 tor Intormatlon Summer business. Are you an entrepreneur? Call 352-7454 BASKETBALL-JANUARY 24; MEN'S 4 ttonall Briato provkfad Sand SASE B P.O. Box 774. BG Pragnancy Canwr Great opportunity, tow start up cost, manage- WOMEN'S TEAM HANDBALL-JANUARY 25. This sisters ol Sigma Kappa would l«e B con Olache.KS 66051. ment raining Earn up to $600 per week. Vehi- One bedroom apartment MEN'S CE HOCKEY^JANUARY 2S; WOM gratulala Dawn Thompson her engagement B AVAILABLE NOW Female grad. student to suparviae 2 teenage cle raq. Call Greenland Irrigation EITS BOWLkNO-JANUARY 30. ALL ENTRIES Travis Bonnatt. We wish you avarlaating love girie on occasional FnySaL evenings. Ph. 1-800-361-4074. CaH 354-8800 DUE M 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE BY and happinasall 352-2267. Unfurnished apt. 1 bedroom, living room, 4:00 P.M. ON DUE DATE TEACH ENGLISH IN KOREA bath/kitchen. Immediate posseaon. No pets. ■St uetont Olaamilton Praaidanla' Tuaaday night Special: Foodservice Workers ara needed Positions available every month. Bachelor de- NTRAMURAL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS AH tha Plus, aoup, aaled, and kraadatlcka gree required $18.000-24,00(Vyr. Accom . air- Call 353-6334 Ramambar B nHum your Students may apply at NEEDED: APPLY M 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD aaTagSenierNe ettonForm You can lead your facal Only 84-981! University Union l st Floor fare $ benefits. Sand resume, copy of diploma HOUSE. . MUST ATTEND MANDATORY Heck. wa'H even throw In the drink I B Ma MM Alumni Camar by Ask tor Linda or Dartene 4 copy of passport B: Bok J Corp. Chun Bang Sam. Friday. January 26th CUMC JANUARY 24, 1908 • 7-10 PM PICK VaUd only Tuaa. 1/23/88 tram 8PM8PMI Bktg.. 154-13 Samsung Dong, Kangnam Gu, UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST Valid only In our dining room at Pagitate Seoul. Korea. TEL' 011-822-555-5627 FAX: AND RETURN BY JANUARY 23 845 8. Main St 362-7871. HOME TYPISTS 011-622-552-4329. PC users needed. $45,000 income potential PfTRAMURAL TEAM HANDBALL OFFICIALS Call 1-600-513-4343Eit 13-9640. TRAVEL ABROAD AND WORK -SUMwC R JOBSrSUMME R X8SI' NEEDED: APPLY M 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD WANTED: 100 STUDENTS! Loae 10-30. lbs Make up B $25-45/hr. leaching basic conver- Fr, So. IJrs who ara NEW B co-op: HOUSE. MUST ATTEND MANDATORY Next 80 days. Now metabolism breakthrough I you are looking to gain experience In Market- sabonal English in Japan. Taiwan, or S. Korea- COOP KCK OFF CLINIC JANUARY 25. 1996 - 7-10 PM PICK Guaranteed. Dr. recommended. $35.50 ing. Management. Safes, or General Business No leaching background or Asian languages Management Inc. Fri. Jan. 2Wi. 330 PM. 1007 BA eSdg. UP APPLICATION AND TAKE HOME TEST MC/VISA. 24 hr. free Into: 1 -800-256-7515. cal OTP at i-eO0-156-58»7 OTP la current). required. For information cal: (206) 971-3570 Find a SUMMER JOB AND RETURN BY JANUARY 24. hiring motivated students to fill postpone in eit. J55443. "ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GETTING IN- Maumee, Sytvanle, Perryaburg, andTeledo 353-5800 rataM B your ma|or NOWI (•Ml Club VOLVED? 1995-96 Student Organization Di- VAN DRIVER. Pan-time position to provide Ouaaoona? 372 2*51 Earn $7,000410,000 while gaining a possible New New New New New MahOak rectory Supplements can be picked up in the inetrnehip. Positions ara filed on a Aral coma transportation to and from social sarvlcaa -SUMMER JOBSI-SUMMER JOBS'" Tuaa.Jan.2J Ofltoe of Student Llto, Room 405 Student Sw- Irst serve baala. agency. Must be between the ages of 21-66, New 1:30pm 103 BA vices Buldng while euppliee tost" hava a valid Ohio drivers license and excellent Blah Club Local manufacturing company has need of driving record. Submit resume B P.O. Box 738. Hillsdale Apts., 3bdrm atari Crub part-Oma unakised producoon employees Bowling Green. OH 43402. E06. Townhouses very spacious, coupon ~~ WANTED These jobs are mainly assembly ol smal parts. Work 15-36 hours a week around your school WANTED: 100 STUDENTSI Loss 10-30 bs full bsmt, 1-1/2 bath and car KKQ • RUSH • KKO • RUSH • KKO schedule. Only one block olf BGSU campus, Next 90 days New metabolism breakthrough Any Large 1 item The asters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma want you ports. 9-1/2 or 12 mo. lease south ol Wooswr Street, so you can walk or Guaranteed. Dr. recommended. $35.50 to coma and experience 1 female suWeeeer needed Spring Samaatar. drive. Many BGSU students work at mis plant. MC/VISA 24 hrs. Free Info: 1-800-229-7582. Stuffed Crust Pizza Larga apt, dose B campus, furnished Cal starts at $850. FUN Rase of pay is $4 2S per hour. Come by to pick SISTERHOOD 352-7547 if intorosBd. with mozzarelia cheese up an application form. Advanced Speciality SCHOLARSHIP 1 or 2 aubloaiers needed 1166.75 each. Products. Inc. 428 CtoUQh St. BG. OH43402. FOR SALE I ANO Huge! room, roommates never home Camp- LAJMB LASTING FRIENDSHIPS Neevork Administrator, new full-Dme poaiaon. $050 whan: JAN. 23 - TUESDAY 6-lOPM bel Hil Call Mkhalle 354-7043. ttaoorrsTiand. install and maintain new soft \tf with coupon I JAN. 25-THURSDAY a-IOPM '95 Gary Fisher RangiBto w/ Trek Slock EL. 1 lubtoaaar tor 3 bdrm. house. Own room. wwarhardware In public library. Train am- I: THE KAPPA KAPPA QAM MA ptoyeos and the public si proper use of system Many new parts; includes helmet, shoos, jar- Management Inc. Additional item* $1 fCOOAno. plus utl. 135 N. Church. Cal say $ gloves. $500. 2 MTX 10" subwootora. MUM 353-4037. $ software. Required experience: IBM 8 com I -CONKUNBWEST patbtes: Apple Mac. Knowledge of Novel MIX 10" Bandpass andoaure, 1 mo. old. New New New New New $200 Cal 2-1267. KKO-RUSH-KKO-RUSH-KKG 2 fun gala looking tor 2 female roommates tor NOS. Mrcosolt windows and Mac OS dearad. New I Fal 1886. Call 372-6203. Some travel to branches required Sand re 87 Escon excellent condition loaded. Hillsdale Apts., 2 bdrm flats, 203 N. Main. BO. KKO KKO KKO KKO KKO KKO 6 suBleasers needed for Summer sume B: Network AdminiatraBr. Wood County Asking 2500 Cal 35J 6015 District Public Library. 251 North Main Street. Coupon aa*. 2«BV9B I The asters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma very spacious, 9 foot ceiling, Close B campus. Own room and 3 1/2 bashs Bowing Groan. OH 43402. Krs*enTablaand4Chalra $50 : would Mte B congratuaue Sacey Randall car ports, 9-1/2 or 12 mo. REE DELIVERY H [fjtf on her engagement B John SCOR CaH Angela or EmHyQ 372-3581. Brown Reclmer $25. Office Cleaning evenings Smtn Corona Word Processor w/14' monitx lease. Starts at $600. 352-5166 I We wish you the beat! Female Roommate Needed 12-15 hrs. par weak. Own tranaportabon includes apraasheet and database program. KKO KKO KKO KKO KKO KKO For Summer. Fal. Spring L J required Cell 352 5822 Asking $250. paid $400. I17S a month. 1/2 ulllitas. own room Call 353-0361 Learn about Mortar Board the senior honors Cal 352-7508, leaver eooefy Coma B our intormeSon table in tie Union Foyer Monday through Thursday, Jan. Female Roommate tor MayAugust. $300 plus 22-25 tram 10am • 4pm and Friday, Jan. 26 Deliver GTE electric Cose B campus Own room. Cal frem 10wn - 2pm. Applications lor memberehp Management Inc. 354-5021 ask tor Bath. rUJK/OiyHlTB. SPECIAL ' Telephone Books are due by Monday. Jan 29 at 5pm in 405 Stu- EARN EXTRA MONEY New New New New New s&s dent Sorvioes Female B sublease vnmad 2 bdrm apt. non- smoker. Summit Terrace Apt Vmy race. Lot 8 Refrigerator Rental ! $12" or FREE No Experience Necessary New 8l62rmoC^I352-913S. Joanna. BARBER Cal Space Savers at 352 S47S I Includes oil filler, up Io 5 qts. of oil. Deliveries Start Hillsdale Apts., Large Need Roommaw Immediately Own room. I chassis lube and 24pt. safety inspection Mid-February male or tomato. Call Chns or Was at 354-6521. studios high vaulted ceilings, I "Free with any other scheduled service SHOP • "»r Dsjpo" >n hau of out* c*Ve BG «■»» «**• 45 people needed to deliver unique floor plan and car NorvSmokxyj Female Roommate Needed J the new Bowling Green ports. 12 mo. lease starts at 164 S. Main ASAPi Jan. rant PAD' $245 rno .alec .1150 BB31H Telephone Dlreclorlee In: $350. deposit 3 blocks from campus Hava own i et ilff Ownti t OttnM Bowling Green. Grand Rapids, WE UJkONLY room. Sublease ends in May. Cat 382-6388. We specialize in short Or faf St&rtmt Weaton, Portage. Haskms. hair styling. OrwMatoSubeaaaar Needed Dunbrkjge. Rudolph, S surrounding PUKHED $167/mo. ♦ atoc., ctoee B campua areas (419)394-4537 (leeva message) TUffy Walk Ins Welcome! To become an independent contractor AmoScTvici' you must be at least IS years old. have Management Inc. Roommaw needed. Own Rm. MTRF 8:30-5:30 p.m. Centers the use olan Insured car. van or truck. Furnished. Call 353-2192. Huge 1 bdrms, 215 E. Poe SAT. 8:30-3:00 p.m. TMlfy D°«* " Right! and be available a minimum of S dayligh Rd. laundry on site, lots of WED. & SUN.-Closed 353-2444 hours daily. Subieaaer needed immediately' parking. Starts at 330/mo + Cal Now 353-24061 1087 S. MAIN STREET In Deliver You Must Call Own Room' Close » Campus' Next to Pizza Hut To Reserve ;i route in your elec.

Subteaaers needed tor apartment Free Shuttle Service! neighborhood call 1-800- Please cal 531 1238 Free Safety Inspections! M27-12UUJnb«.f4.S-l> Mo Obligation Estimates! Ki.iin (i|iin Mon-Frl Sublease's tor 2 bedroom. 2 bad Apt. AMERICAN DIRECTORY Call 354-5150 MONDAY-FRIDAY 8am-6pm Management Inc. 146 North Main Bowling Green 8406th St. Apt J. SERVICE CORP. SAT. 8am-4pm EOE Efficiency Apartmcnta, 215 E. Poe Rd., Starts at $225. All utilities included. Hours M-F 6am-10pm TONIGHT Half the Security Deposit Sat & Sun 10am-5pm THETA ALPHA PHI holds it now. Bootleg Night Proudly Presents its Coed Facility, Featuring 95-96 Pledge Class extensive Free Weights, tJF^SpP^J Grateful Dead and a Widespread Panic Brendan J. Cain Meredith A. Place Management Inc. Clean and Friendly Ekoostic Hookah Amy Beth Coup Bryan Richards 830 Fourth St-The Willow Atmosphere and more Timothy J. Farrell Jeffrey "Roach" Rodachy House is now Leasing for Jason Haislet Scott D. Shriner next year, lbdrm, gas heat Sunday: Hospitality Night Kari Kapszukiewicz Jessica Turner A/C, starting at $330/mo. I Free Visit Restaurant and Bar Cheryl-Stacia Lynne McGuire Erin R. Wason 352-9222 Workers get $1.25 Long \\ ill) lliis Ad Islands and Margaritas 7 - 8 Congratulations and Good Luck -Upstairs Management Inc.

Y HOM€ FIUCON WOM€N'S l3nSK€TBlUt TOMORROW 7:30 PM -VS. ftflll STRT€! ^ QJ COME €NT€R LONG'S HRlfTIM€ JftCKPOT FOR il SHOT ilT $300! SHOW 1.0. FOR ADMISSION. ^5r- '