Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU

BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications

10-11-1996

The BG News October 11, 1996

Bowling Green State University

Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news

Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News October 11, 1996" (1996). BG News (Student Newspaper). 6063. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/6063

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Nation H E I Sports Candidates wives share pet peeves. Falcons will play Kent this Page 3 weekend for homecoming Page 4. Entertainment Swami Swampy gives his Hockey season opens against horoscope to the masses. the Broncos tonight Page 4. Page 9 NEWS Friday, October 11, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 175

The News' Noe said he did Fighting the man Briefs Pet python strangles not use power master NEW YORK - A 13-foot- long, 44-pound pet python, to assist wife apparently mistaking his master for food, wrapped Jay Young versity Relations. He said he was itself around the young The BG News first shown an affidavit prepared man's neck and strangled by former President Paul Ols- him as he went to feed the COLUMBUS - A former mem- camp for then Trustee Chair- snake a live chicken. ber of the University Board of woman C. Ellen Connally, when The medical examiner's Trustees testified at an Immunity being interviewed by a news- office said Grant Williams, hearing Thursday that he did not 19, died Wednesday of as- paper reporter. use his position to get his future In the affidavit, Oiscamp ques- phyxiation due to compres- wife a job or interfere with a sion of his neck. tions Tom's ethics when his wife The python attacked Wil- harassment investigation involv- was seeking a transfer to the Ath- liams in the hallway outside ing her. letic Department. Bernadette their Bronx apartment Tom Noe, a member of the had told Affirmative Action Di- Wednesday afternoon after Ohio Board of Regents, testified rector Marshall Rose she would the man had returned from in Ohio Court of Claims as part of only rescind her Feb. 7,1995 res- buying the chicken across his wife's $9 million civil suit ignation if she did not have to the street. against the University. Bernade- work with Mason. The reptile had never tte Noe claims University offi- Tom testified he had talked been fed a live chicken be- cials conspired to reject her alle- with Athletic Director Ron fore, only live rabbits, and gations of harassment against the scent apparently made Zwierlein and Trustee Kermit him go wild, said Williams' Phil Mason, the former vice Stroh about the need for a full- 16-year-old brother, Lamar. president for University Real- time athletic fundraiser. He said Grant was found by a tions. he had never mentioned Ber- neighbor In the hallway in a Tom, who served as a Universi- nadette's name to anyone at the pool of blood. Emergency ty trustee from 1991-95, de- University. medical workers had to pry scribed for the court how he the snake from the teen- learned about problems in Uni- See NOE, pay three. ager, who was pronounced dead at a hospital. Attacker claims Panel to focus on cookie selection motivated assault LONG HILL, NJ.-A alcohol poisoning woman was In jail Thurs- day, accused of inviting a Genell Pavellch drinking in moderation, and 9-year-old Girl Scout Into The BG News avoiding binge drinking. her home, dragging her into Dr. James Kettinger, physician a bathroom and stifling her As part of the month's alcohol at the health center, who also screams with a towel. awareness activities, there will works in the emergency room, The girl's father and be an Alcohol Poisoning Panel said he will participate in the brother, who had been wait- discussion on Tuesday Oct. 15 in panel to talk about what he sees ing outside, ran inside the when patients are brought in house when they heard a the Lenhart Ballroom of the Uni- scream and snatched the versity Union. with alcohol poisoning. girl, Lt. Michael Peoples Jeanne Wright, health promo- said. tions coordinator, said some of It's not clear what moti- the panelists will include an "I would encourage vated the attack but Peoples emergency room doctor, Student said the girl told police the Housing And Residence Pro- students to attend for woman became upset over grams (SHARP) staff, and an al- awareness." the cookie selection and cohol and other drug counselor. said she would not buy any "This panel will be addressing lames Kettinger cookies. Shortly afterward, the dangers of alcohol poisoning she grabbed the child, and clarifying the myths that are physician ■risDiaaaf police said. associated with It," she said. A costumed Joshua Messmu demostrates against Bob Dole while Bob Dole was campaigning In Veena Thacker, SO, was Cincinnati. Messmu said he did not trust Dole. charged with aggravated The discussion will be a talk He said he would encourage assault, criminal restraint show-style format with a brief students to attend the program to and endangering the wel- video showing a student brought learn about the powerful emo- fare of a child. A judge on into the emergency room, fol- tions that are related to alcohol Wednesday ordered her to lowed by set questions from a poisoning and the expense that undergo a psychiatric eval- moderator and audience ques- can come from having to be ad- Speed statistics conflict uation as a condition of bail, tions. mitted to the hospital. which was set at $10,000 "We want to give participants cash. "If this panel can help prevent concrete information to begin to one student from overindulging The Associated Press raised limits actually saw fatal have yet to gather data since ra- Peoples said he could not recognize the early forms of al- comment on whether or another to recognize the early accidents drop slightly. ising speed limits. Thacker had a criminal his- cohol poisoning," Wright said. signs of alcohol poisoning, that WASHINGTON ~ Since the Many troopers out on the tory. Wright said it is important for would be great," Kettinger said. federal government let states The conflicting statistics have roads, however, echo Utah The girl was not injured students to realize there are "I would encourage students to raise highway speed limits last led the American Automobile As- Highway Patrol Lt. Robert in Sunday's attack. many things for them to do to attend for awareness." winter, at least eight states that sociation and the government's Flowers, who says he's seeing help prevent alcohol poisoning, The event is sponsored by the did so have seen increases in National Highway Traffic Safety more damage from high-speed OU professor hon- including making sure you have Center for Wellness and Preven- highway deaths, an Associated Administration to caution that crashes: "It opens vehicles up. food in your stomach, not mixing tion. For more information on the Press survey found. It's too soon to draw firm conclu- Doors come off, windows come ored as Professor of alcohol with other medications, panel, contact 372-9355. Yet, four other states that sions. Many states, for instance. in." the Year ATHENS, Ohio - An Ohio University professor was chosen as 1996 Ohio Profes- sor of the Year on Thurs- day, the university an- Mental health center offers screenings nounced. The Carnegie Foundation Genell Pavellch Ullman said the screening sites for the Advancement of are open to those interested, and Teaching recognized Nicho- The BG News Union, Mall will host depression-testing sites las Dinos for outstanding students can ask questions, get work in his 29 years teach- Friday is the Fifth Annual De- is," she said. "This is an informa- and they have options." can fill out a questionnaire more information and do the vol- ing chemical engineering pression Screening Day in tional and educational day to help This year there is a focus on about depression and go over it untary screening test. on OU's Athens campus. Northwest Ohio as part of the show that depression is an illness discovering depression in uni- with a mental health profes- H

I ^^^mm^^mmmmm^mmmmmmn i n in i ■■ i—^■■■———— n n WPWW—^—■■— V Nation Friday, October 11,1996 page three General orders meetings on conduct The Associated Press Lorber's memorandum, enti- Air Force today does not tolerate was issued, not the fact that any was convicted of conduct unbe- Some of the squadron mem- tled "Standards of Conduct," was such behavior, nor should it." of our people belong to an organ- coming an officer and disorderly bers were said to be members of DAYTON - An Air Force written because of reports of ization," he said. conduct and was relieved of his a fliers' club known as the "Bar- commanding general says wild drinking parties in a north- Black said Thursday that Lor- According to the Daily News, command. stoolers," the paper said. The several members of a squadron ern Italian town among squadron ber wanted to emphasize the Is- one officer testified at a court- club, which has chapters in the patrolling the no-fly zone In Bos- members, Bosnia, said Col. Don sue of conduct unbecoming an martial that after such a party, The paper did not identify the United States and abroad, is be- nia "conducted themselves as Black, public affairs director for officer and wanted officers to members of the group removed lieved to have been formed by though they were in a wild officer who testified about the Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, know what his expectations are their trousers on a public high- "mooning" Incident, but said it Air Force pilots at a bar in Japan fraternity," according to a pub- where Lorber has his headquar- on and off the base. way to expose their backsides to had obtained a transcript of after the Korean War ended as a lished report. ters. "It might be an attitude that the man who was being court- court-martial testimony. means of keeping in touch. Mem- As a result. Gen. John G. Lor- others might have, so he wanted martialed, Lt. Col. Shelley bership is estimated to number ber has ordered all officers "If lewd behavior and debau- to set the record straight," said Rogers. The aviators fly the Bos- In Washington, Maj. Ed Wor- no more than 1,000 people. under his command to conduct chery In an Air Force squadron Black. "If conduct doesn't meet nian missions from a base in meetings concerning the Air shocks you, then you are part of ley, an Air Force spokesman, said standards, we call them to task Aviano, Italy. Thursday that the Air Force A newsletter in 1994 said the Force codes of conduct and eth- the team," Lorber's memo said. on it. group gets its money from mem- ics, the Dayton Daily News re- "If It doesn't, then It's time you would need to review the news- "Addressing conduct of our It said Rogers, commander of paper report before it could bership dues and has no official ported Thursday. look for another profession. Our people was the reason the memo the 90th fighter wing, eventually comment. Air Force connection. Animal rights Go Yanks! groups picket Make-A-Wish Claudia Coates for themselves whether or not to The Associated Press pay for hunting trips. The Pennsylvania PITTSBURGH - A young man chapter's board of directors has weakened by bone cancer was not yet met to consider changing made happy by his Make-A-Wish- its policy. Fisher said. funded hunting trip to Alaska, The young man saved his where he held a bull moose in his strength for the trip, even as he gun sights but decided not to kill endured radiation therapy for his It, his father told the charity. cancer. The 18-year-old, whose name Fisher related the father's de- was not released, was not moti- scription of the moose-hunting vated by concern for animal trip. rights but felt too sick to skin and The young patient and his clean a carcass, the father said. father and grandfather took two "His dad said he lowered his commercial flights and a private gun and said, 'I'm not going to plane to reach a hunting camp in take the shot because I'm not go- the mountainous forest north- ing to leave this for someone else west of Anchorage. to handle,' and he literally said, 'I'm ready to go home,"' Ann K. "From the moment they got Fisher, spokeswoman for Make- there until they left, he was just A-Wish Foundation of Western beaming," Fisher said. "His dad Pennsylvania, said Thursday. said it was just majestic. ... All A leader of an animal rights the leaves were changing beauti- group said the account rang ful colors and they took a lot of false. pictures." "I think that probably a story's A guide took the three out to been released that may or may hunt moose, though none bagged not be truthful," said Prlscilla any game, and they also looked at Feral of Darien Conn., interna- the scenery. tional president of Friends of The end of their trip was near Animals. on the day that the three were The Aitoclated Praia Feral said she suspected that hunting and the young man Yankee fans show their spirit at the first game of the American second game of the series and they are now tied with the New the young man either had a caught a bull moose in his gun League Championship Series. The won the York Yankees 1-1. change of heart or killed a moose sights. as planned. Bruce Bartley, a spokesman "It was a very large buck, kind for Alaska's Division of Wildlife of the one you'd be waiting for," Conservation, said finding out Fisher said. whether a party from Pennsyl- But Alaskan law requires a Pollsters question Dole's rise vania had killed a moose would hunter to skin, gut and dress any and USA Today, 50 percent of 759 Tuesday on Clinton's integrity. One possibility is that Wednes- be difficult Hunters must file carcasses, then donate any unea- Mike Mokrzyckl The Associated Press likely voters interviewed said And other campaign develop- day's results were a statistical reports but have 30 days to do so. ten meat. The young cancer they would support Clinton If the ments this week wouldn't readily anomaly. In theory, if 20 polls are patient, knowing he was not up to NEW YORK - Is it a bump, or a election were today, 38 percent explain a Dole bump. conducted similarly, results of Animal rights groups picketed the task, put his gun down. backed Dole and 6 percent Some interviews in the new one will fall outside the margin of Make-A-Wish's Pittsburgh chap- blip? Republican challenger Bob The family returned Sept. 23 to Dole closed in on President Clin- favored the Reform Party's Ross sample were conducted during sampling error. Another possi- ter in August after learning that their Pittsburgh-area home. Perot. Wednesday night's vice presi- bility is that the race is simply the charity planned to back the ton in a nightly Gallup tracking Feral, unimpressed by the ac- poll released Thursday, leaving The rolling average of Mon- dential debate. But it's unlikely starting to tighten as Election young patient's wish to hunt and count, said the young man's com- day's and Tuesday's samples was that would have such a big, im- Day nears. kill a moose. They have criticized Clinton with a 12 percentage- panions could have handled the point lead. 55 percent for Clinton, 34 percent mediate Impact - especially Nightly tracking results also the charity's Minnesota chapter carcass for him. for Dole and 6 percent for Perot. since other polls have indicated are subject to big swings because for sending another boy to Alas- Whether that represents real tightening of the presidential With an error margin of plus or more voters thought Democrat of the short interviewing period. ka to hunt bear. "The Alaska adventure - I can minus 4 percentage points, there Al Gore beat Republican Jack That's why multiple nights' re- Make-A-Wish Foundation is a race or just an anomaly will be- see the excitement over that. was some statistical significance Kemp in the debate. sults usually are combined in private group that grants the Just being out there sighting come clear only as more polling is done. Twice last month. Dole to the change, which apparently It's also unlikely Dole suddenly rolling averages. wishes of critically ill children. animals is a tremendous rush. resulted from a relatively strong would get a bounce Wednesday Gallup used three-night aver- Its national headquarters told its briefly began closing in on Clin- Killing them? That to me is a sick night for Dole in Wednesday's from the presidential debate ages in September but switched 81 chapters last month to decide ton in Gallup tracking, but both idea," she said. times Dole fell back to at least 20 polling. three nights earlier. Polling to a two-night average this points behind within a few days. It couldn't be determined from Monday and Tuesday by Gallup month, so the results would more In an average of national sam- questions asked in the poll and two other national organiza- quickly reflect news develop- ples Tuesday and Wednesday by whether such a shift resulted tions found Dole getting no lift ments in the closing days of the Candidates'VU11UXVIU «.Wk_f wivesww *. v ^^k_» ^ethe GaGallupuUp organizationOrganization for CNN from Dole's sharper attacks from that debate. campaign. share pet peeves yoinovich pays fine for no-fly violation will pay $3,500 of his own money leave the Ohio State University The-n.- Associated. :,._Jr Press, a_ quiet__■ walk.'ii... TheTho AssociatedAttnriatoH Pro«Press Association. He paidoaid his $1,500 will pay $3,500 of his own money leave the Ohio State University Mrs. Dole: "Grab an engross- fine for violating a no-fly order for legal fees, his office said airport while the order was in ef- WASHINGTON - Hillary Rod- ing book and a piece of key lime COLUMBUS -- Ohio Gov. during a visit by President Clin- Wednesday. fect last Oct. 20. Voinovich ap- The FAA fined Voinovich after pealed to Transportation Secre- ham Clinton and Elizabeth Dole pie." George Voinovich has ended his ton. have more In common than they And what qualities do they ad- fight with the Federal Aviation The Republican governor also he told the pilot of his plane to tary Federico Pena in May. thought: the same pet peeve mire in one another? about their husbands. NOE Mrs. Clinton; "I do not know Good Housekeeping dis- Elizabeth Dole well, but I do ad- Continued from page one. whether Noe's lawsuit is against draiser in Intercollegiate Athlet- lein about the conversation. covered this when lt put a series mire her years of public ser- the individuals as citizens or in ics. Someone like a Bernadette "Ron said, 'I wasn't upset about of questions to the two women, vice." years before their dependents their capacity as state em- Noe," Zwierlein testified. it. Phil called me Friday after- Including "What's your hus- Mrs. Dole: "She is a bright can have their tuition waved. ployees. However, Zwierlein said he did noon to try and get me upset band's most annoying habit?" woman who is committed to do- Bernadette was granted the fee Common Pleas Court Judge not feel pressured to hire Ber- about the memo,'" she said. ing what she believes is right for waiver for Allison. Charles Kurfess will decide to- nadette. Zwierlein said that was not the Mrs. Clinton: "Like most men, our country. I just happen to dis- Tom said he spoke to Lester day if Rose and Olscamp broke case. He said Mason just in- my husband is an avid channel- agree with her on most issues Barber, executive assistant to Ohio's open records laws when "I was obviously under the im- quired about the letter, and he surfer." and we have very different phi- the president, about the waiver. they discarded a document pre- pression [Tom] would like to see told Mason that it was his re- Mrs. Dole: "He always channel losophies." He said the couple first dis- pared by Rose. A hearing is that happen," Zwierlein said. "I sponsibility to address it if ha surfs. It drives me nuts." cussed marriage after Bernade- scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at the quickly learned in this position I saw a problem. tte made the waiver request. Wood County Court House. answer to the president of the in- Tom and Bernadette were both In the magazine's November Asked what they would like to The hearing will continue Zwierlein later testified he was stitution, and not to the Board of asked about a tuition waiver she issue, the two women also said change about themselves, Mrs. Tuesday at 9 am. with the testi- approached about the possibility Trustees." received for Tom's daughter, All- what they would do with a half- Clinton mentioned her desire to mony of Rose. Other witnesses of such a position by Stroh and Testifying Wednesday, Ber- ison Noe. At the time, Tom was in hour simply to pamper them- get more exercise, Mrs. Dole scheduled for next week include Tom in late October 1994. He said nadette said Mason had called the process of getting a divorce. selves. singled out her "tendency toward Olscamp, Barber and University Bemadette's name was given to Zwierlein about a memorandom According to the administra- Mrs. Clinton: "Go out and take perfectionism." Attorney Nancy Footer. him. she had sent to the athletic direc- tive staff handbook at the time, The hearing is to determine "It was said you need a fun- tor. Noe said she spoke to Zwier- employees had to serve three — m ^ Sports

page four Friday, October 11,1996 Football team looking to rebound against Kent

Homecoming game program that will be out to measure their "We obviously want more production," MAC. improvement against our growth. Blackney said. "Basically, everybody on Quarterback Todd Goebbel Is second in kicks off at lp.m. "We're going to get | offense has to develop more con- the MAC in passing efficiency (126.130 Kent's best shot." sistency." and has completed 73-of-128 passes for The Golden Flashes I Kent is 0-3 on the road this season, los- 897 yards and seven touchdowns this Scott Brown season. The BC News enter the game with a ing three games against Miami, Pitts- 2-3 record overall (1-1 burgh and Nevada by a combined score The Falcons are looking to turn around It's not over. MAC) and are coming ofl79-©2. their fortunes after last week's dis- VS. Bowling Green's football team suf- off a 32-17 victory over The Golden Flashes are an improved appointment. No one need remind BG fered a setback last week with a 24-16 Akron a week ago. team over the past few seasons, however. what happened when it lost its first MAC KENT loss to Toledo, but the Falcons are far When BG has the The program has won only five games game last year - a five-game conference from out of the title chase. ball, one of Division I's over the past three years. spiral ensued. HOMECOMING Five conference games remain, start- worst offenses and Blackney "I think they are one of the most im- "This is a different team," Blackney Saturday, I p.m. ing with Saturday's Homecoming tilt worst defenses statisti- proved [in the MAC]," Blackney said. said. "This is a young team that is enjoy- Perry Stadium with Kent (1 p.m., Perry Stadium). cally will be on the field. BG Is 103rd "They have the AU-MAC running back in ing playing and they are very competi- "We have one loss in the conference nationally in total offense while Kent is [Astron] Whatley. He's a very explosive tive and the attitude and the eagerness player. He's one of those guys that can and the determination is so much Radio: WBGU-FM (88.1), WF0B- and we're 1-1 against the two best teams, 109th in total defense. AM (1430), WBVI-FM (96.7) at least in terms of preseason media The Falcons certainly have a chance to lull you to sleep, and then he's gone." different. I told the kids that when you're Tstavlslon: none locally picks," head Gary Blackney said. emerge offensively, then, against the Whatley is the third all-time leading in a program like ours, you have to be "We've got five more conference games Golden Flashes. BG has yet to crack 300 rusher and all-purpose yardage leader in ready to answer the call because every- and every one of those games is going to yards of total offense in any game this Kent history. He is averaging 110.6 yards body comes after you. You're every- Brown't Pick: Falcons by 14 be against a much-improved football season. per game this season, good for tops in the body's big game."

Scott Brown Hockey season opens tonight BG News Sports Editor BG hopes to get kinks out Blake Parkins Falcon The BC News The leaves are changing, there's a chill In the air, and feast that only means one thing: it's time for hockey. The Falcons kick off the in the season playing host to tonight and Ohio State on Sat- urday at 7:00 p.m. at the Ice offing Arena. The leers are anxious to start There is quite a Homecoming the season feast for Falcon fans this week- after a end. preseason In addition to the traditional regiment of football game at 1 p.m. Saturday, running and the volleyball team takes to the floor Friday night and Saturday weight train- afternoon. ing. With Oh, yeah - the Falcon hockey only three team opens its season this week- official prac- end as well, hosting Toronto to- tices under night and Ohio State in a non- their belt, conference clash Saturday (game however, the Powers times 7 p.m. on each). club may still be trying to jell. Things are looking pretty good "This [Toronto] is a game for the hockey team. Although more for us to get the kinks CCHA media members tabbed out," said BG head coach Bud- the Falcons fourth in preseason dy Powers. "It will be a chance ballotting, the Sporting News has for guys to see what they can them second in the conference and cant da" and 8th in the nation. Toronto is somewhat unfami- Michigan, of course, is number liar to BG having undergone a one in the nation and the odds-on favorite to win the CCHA. coaching change The Varsity There are still some questions Blues are coached by former concerning the team. Can they Toronto and professional avoid playing down to some of player Darren Lowe who may their competition (as they did in bring In a new system. Toronto embarassing losses to Ohio State is also in a state of uncertainty and Miami last year)? How much having few returning letter playing time will this heralded winners. freshman class see? And who is the starting goalie - Even though this game Mike Savard or Bob Petrie? doesn't count in league play, it Still, though, the exclamation has significant consequences points outweigh the question for a large class of freshmen marks. BG has four non-league home games - this weekend and vying for playing time. then a doubleheader with Boston "They're [freshmen] going to College next week - before open- see ice-time," Powers said. ing up CCHA play Oct. 25-26 on "We've got to get them some the frozen tundra of Sault Ste. quality time to get their feet wet so to speak. Marie and Lake Superior State. nkpk«* What gives with the Falcon Falcon hockey player Brett Punchard (27) goes for the puck during a game last season. See HOCKEY, page five. football team? Here are the Falcons, rolling right along on a three-game win- ning streak, and staked to a 10-0 lead early In the second quarter against hated rival Toledo last Seniors are leaders for women's tennis weekend. Then, POW!, the Rockets are up play, Including wins against opponents from Big "We're always so close, but not quite there," said 24-10, go on to win, and BG Is 6. Michael Graham playing catch-up in the MAC title The BC News Ten schools, Ohio State and Michigan State as well Schwartz. "It has to do with experience, too, with chase. as defending champion and preseason Mid- the more matches you play." It's -^rtalnly not the end of the Senior leadership Is an essential quality in any American Conference favorite Miami. "You cant worry about the person or team you'- world for BG. If anything, the sport, especially when it comes to advising the re playing," said Schwartz. "You Just have to focus mistakes that the Falcons had younger players and building a program for the fu- "We had a first place in the tournament (BGSU on the ball (putting it where it should be for a Invitational.), and also second (at Ohio Intercolle- been making through the three- ture. win)." game winning streak finally The Bowling Green women's tennis team can't giates) and third place finishes [at Michigan State caught up with them. The offense ask for any better senior leaders than Cindy Miko- (unofficial In terms of team record)]," Mikolajew- So far, singles play Is going well. It's the double showed against the Rockets that lajewskl, Jenny Schwartz, and Julie Weisblatt. ski said about the season so far. "Overall, people play that has to keep Improving. it still has a long way to go. are pretty focused. They want to win." "Jenny, Cindy, and Julie have fostered great "There's no set doubles teams, so she's (Dean) There U still the opportunity just playing everybody," Schwartz said. "Ever- for a great season. And consider- team spirit already," Head Coach Penny Dean said The bigger Division I teams aren't on the sched- of the three seniors. "One of my personal coaching yone keeps graduating or transferring. It's hard to ing the competition, the rest of ule Just for the heck of It, they're on the Falcons' play with new people every weekend." the season - Kent, Ball State, goals has been to make the team better as a whole schedule to make BG better. Before the season, Ohio, Akron, Western Michigan every year. Over a four-year span, the team has Dean said the team would be shooting for second in "This Is the season to practice that [doubles and Central Florida - there is no Improved immensely." "It's going to help the other the MAC since Miami is supposed to be strong play] before the MAC season (which starts in the reason the Falcons shouldn't win players be leaders when we're gone," Schwartz again, but the seniors think any team in the MAC is spring) so we can practice and find a partner now," out. said of the leadership roles. But after last week, the thing beatable, it just comes down to execution. That, said Mikolajewskl. "We have a lot of experience," said Weisblatt. however, is easier said than done. the Falcons need the most is just However the wins come, one thing is for certain. a single victory. What better "That really helps with leadership. We want to be "We need to close out matches," Weisblatt said. time, then, for Kent to come roll- role models." "We've had a lot of close matches against some of The wins will come with a total team effort, not ing in? "Team bonding goes along with leadership," Mi- the top MAC teams like Miami, Ball State, and with individualism. The last time Kent won in koiajewski said. "I think it's important that we Western Michigan. It's important to have good •Teams don't take us lightly," Weisblatt said. Bowling Green was 1972, before support each other on the court so that other team practices because you practice like you play." "It's gotten a lot better since my freshman year." any of the current Falcon players members see us supporting (the others).'' "We've always had a shot at it," said Mlkolajew- "We're solid all the way through (In both singles were born. As far as the season goes, the team has come up ski. "It's tough competition. We just have to put and doubles)," Mikolajewskl said. "We're definite- Browa'f pick: BG 24, Kent 10 with some big wins in both singles and doubles our minds to It." ly a force to be reckoned with." Weisblatt Friday, October 11, 1996 The; News page five All-Ohio next for cross country Falcon spikers 20, though they didn't finish that CROSS COUNTRY way. "We competed real well [after home for a pair NOTEBOOK the first mile] and moved up," Jason McMahon Sink said. "Jim Weckesser had It is a homecoming weekend BG News his best race of the season." full of sporting events. For VOLLEYBALL Sports Writer Sink is hoping for the top five those who dont like football or finish in this meet, a result that hockey, the Falcon volleyball NOTEBOOK will come If BGSU can correct team has a pair of home They may try to be serious in their errors of previous races. matches on tap for this week- William all their preparation and antici- "We've got to be somewhat end. pation, but don't be fooled. Once competitive going out," Sink BG will host the Western Sanderson that gun fires, they're going to said. "Everyone needs to run Michigan Broncos Friday. The BG News have a darn good time. their own race, but they need to Broncos had an 11-4 record go- Sports Writer BGSU's women's and men's look for each other to help each ing in to Thursday's match fi cross country teams will be trav- other out. They need to have against Toledo. Despite the eling to Delaware, Ohio, today pride in the team." good overall record. Western pretty well with them, but we for the All-Ohio Championships. Michigan had only a 3-3 record just couldnt get the ball to the Every collegiate cross country Who said cross country isn't in the MAC previous to Thurs- floor. We also didn't play solid program in the state will be run- any fun? day. defense." Lori Hilton led the ning at this meet, a competition Ball State will visit BG on team In kills both games. She that is greatly anticipated by all Both coaches love taking their Saturday. BG head coach Den- belted 20 kills against Miami, involved. teams to this meet. Price related ise Van De Walle's alma mater "This is for bragging rights," hitting for a .395 average. Hil- a story about bringing a brand is 10-6, 4-2 in the MAC. The ton would hit 16 kills against BGSU women's coach Steve new team from Dayton to this Cardinals Price said. "It's for the backyard Toledo. Hilton also notched meet years back, and Sink says are on quite championship in the state of seven more blocks, putting it's "probably the best cross a roll, her one block away from Ohio." having won Price has reason enough to feel country meet we're In." Nicky Mudrak's fourth place "It's a wonderful happening in three position on the Falcons' career that his team will be able to brag the world of cross country," matches this for the next year. After a slug- blocks list. Price said. "With all the old high previous "Lori Hilton is doing quite gish opening in which they were school rivalries being rekindled, week. They whipped by Ohio University, the well as you can tell by the stat and all the parents and the fans padded their Falcons proceeded to win one In- sheet," Van De Walle said. from across the state that flock MAC record vite and take second at two oth- "Right now she's hitting a .295, to this meet, it's almost like a against and has 296 kills. The next ers to national powers Michigan VanDeWaUe Homecoming. Eastern closest, in the MAC, is 193. and Notre Dame. nit ph«> "It might be my favorite meet Michigan, beat a second place She's pretty efficient." But the defeat to the Bobcats The Falcon cross country team will look for the All-Ohio championship of the year." Central Michigan team, and still stings. upset nationally ranked Notre "I dont think [the race] at all this weekend. Wilkins makes them notice Nice to have you back, Amy Dame on the road. was representative of our team," Last Friday night, the one has to race well over all five "We're playing two very Price said. "It's very important [to beat good teams in Western Michi- Toledo announcers made a miles. Men's coach Sid Sink says Junior Amy Breidenbach, Nevertheless, BGSU failed to Ohio]," Price said. "The team gan and Ball State," Van De mistake. Junior middle hitter live up to the early billing as feels it's very important to be his team is still learning that. Bowling Grene's seventh runner Keisha Wilkins was omitted At last weekend's Notre Dame a year ago, will be making her Walle said. "Both teams have preseason Mid-American Con- champions of Ohio. This will set some very good players. during the announcement of the stage for the MAC meet. Invitational, Sink says his men season debut at the All-Ohio. She ference favorites. Western Michigan will likely "We're the defending cham- were pretty much out of it after has been out all year with a leg the lineups. Wilkins promptly With their early victory over start four seniors, while we the Falcons, OU established itself pions, and we want to win." the first mile. They had gone out injury, but has improved enough served notice she was there, too fast the prior meet, and got to run In the open race. will probably start four posting season-high totals in as the team to beat in the MAC. freshmen." Men look to race from the start burned; this time, they didn't go "She's not anywhere near 100 kills and blocks. But Price wants his team to as- The Broncos will be trying sume that position again, and the out fast enough, and got smoked. percent," Price said. "[But] we're Wilkins nailed 13 kills, sec- A men's cross country meet is At the mile mark, five of seven looking forward to seeing Amy to break up an 11-game losing ond only to Lori Hilton. She only way to do it is by simple streak against the Falcons. revenge. five miles long, and to compete, Falcon runners were in the last run." also had five blocks, and tied Western Michigan's last win her season-best with 11 digs. agianst BG came in 1991. The Wilkins has only recently last time the Broncos won at come into the starting lineup. Anderson Arena was in the After having not started for 1989 MAC Championship. most of the first half of Sep- Rugby team shocked by Chippewas Saturday, it will be BG try- tember, Wilkins has become a ing to snap a streak. The Car- fixture in BG's lineup. In 12 Mike Grim my job to get this team mentally Though the Falcons then with a loss," Coach Mazzarella dinals have owned Bowling matches, Wilkins has 67 kills, said. "That showed a lot of matu- For the BG News ready to play and I failed to do proceeded to spend a vast Green since 1992. Ball State 69 blocks and 24 blocks. that this past week." majority of the match in the rity that is going to pay off later has prevailed in nine straight in our schedule." When the British Army Surprisingly, the Falcons Chips' end of the field, every matches, including three MAC Kemcrer probable marched out of the redoubts at pushed the Chippewas around offensive thrust was blunted With time running out, the Fal- championship matches. Yorktown after having been rather easily in the scrums and short of the goal line. cons gambled on running the ball Middle hitter Lori Kemerer defeated by the American revo- stole nearly half of their lineouts. "Central really didn't do anyt- out of their end zone. A blocked Last Week missed last Friday's match lutionary "rabble," their band Central consistently dropped a ing special on defense or grub kick was chased down in the against Toledo with back played a tune called "The World forward into the backfield and offense," Tony Mazzarella said. end zone by Central hooker Tim spasms. Kemerer's presence Turned Upside Down." when combined with a somewhat "Individually, they did play ag- Lyons to ice the match. It was another tough week was sorely missed as BG went The only thing missing last thin field this jammed up the gressively on defense and man- for the Falcons as they down to defeat. Saturday in Mt. Pleasant was the Falcon offense. aged to cash in on two of our er- The Falcons stormed back in dropped a match to the Kemerer, a freshman, had band as Central Michigan "We just did not respond real rors." the second match to shut out the strongest team in the MAC, started every match prior to shocked the Bowling Green rug- well both to what Central offered A broken tackle and a coverage Chippewas, 24-0. Eight man Chris and dropped a match to one of the Toledo match. She has by team for their first victory us as well as what they took error allowed Central wing Ciryak opened the scoring with a the weakest. provided support for Hilton over the Falcons in 28 years. away," Mazzarella said. "On the Brandon Flick a path down the try that was followed by a pair of Last week, Miami beat the and Watkins throughout the The Chippewas scratched and bright side, I suppose a wake-up sideline to score the first try giv- tries by fullback Scott Havericak Falcons in four games 15-10, season thus far. Among her clawed their way to a 13-3 victory call In the middle of the season is en up by the Falcon defense in and another by wing Theo Wirtz. 10-15, 15-9, 15-1. Last Friday, stats are 183 kills, 183 digs and in the first match but were a lot better than one coming dur- seven games. The Falcons, on the Hooker Steve Depp converted the Falcons visited Toledo's 59 blocks. Savage Hall for a match dumped by the Falcons 24-0 in ing the playoffs." other hand, would methodically twice to pick his first career In her abscence. Bowling the nightcap. work their way down the field points. against the Rockets. The Fal- Green's offense was out of Central Michigan opened the cons received a rude greeting sorts. Setter Wendy Watkins "Take that win streak and mix scoring with a penalty kick field only to self-destruct within yards it with a couple of 60-million to- of the goal line. The loss has created a three- from their neighbors to the had 10 kills, which is highly goal that was immediately an- nothing blowouts and you get a "I have to say this for the guys, way tie at the top of the Michigan north, losing in four games. unusual for a setter. With Hil- swered by a 45-yard kick by BG very dangerous recipe," said I have to admire the way we kept Collegiate Rugby Conference "The Toledo match was a ton as the team's primary at- fullback Tony Mazzarella to tie Falcon coach Roger Mazzarella. cool and pressed the attack even with BG, Central Michigan and disappointment," said Van De tacker, Kemerer is an impor- the game at 3-all. "What it boils down to is that it's in the face of what was at stake the University of Windsor. Walle. "We felt we matched up tant secondary attacker.

HOCKEY Continued from page four. Bob Petrie will share time with CCHA competition. OSU has Harrison, a sophomore, was an sophomore Mike Savard. Both spoiled BG's plans the past two honorable mention on the all-C- WBGU "We have eight defensemen we players have solid fundamentals years In a row, robbing BG of the CHA rookie team. The Bucks, feel are all capable of playing and either could come out on top, few precious points needed to however, are without the ser- and we can only dress six. or a two-goalie system could make it to the NCAA tournament. vices of goalie Tom Askey, who Someone's going to be in the emerge. This is a painful fact that BG still was a stone wall against the Fal- 88.1 FM lineup on Friday, and someone's hasn't forgotten. cons last season. going to be in the lineup on Sat- "They're going to share time "It's two years in a row that "Their goaltender [Askey] urday." over the next four games," said we've dropped games to Ohio really kept them in all their Powers. "If one guy flat out beats State," Powers said. "I think the games," said Powers. "Now their This weekend's games also the other guy then you have a one guys are very aware of it" goaltender is gone, and its tough have repercussions for the guys goalie system. If not, then you Saturday's game against Ohio to put a freshman in that posi- between the pipes. Senior goalie get a two-goalie system." State marks the beginning of ton." Home field advantage important in MAC

Rusty Millar "They're one of only two teams in the league long season. I feel like our first five games FALCON The Associated Press that haven't lost in the conference. It starts were as tough as anybody's." with the defense. Whenever you play de- The Falcons haven't had a break since If the home-field advantage Is worth a fense the way they are, you're a contender." .starting out at Alabama, all the way through SPORTS field goal in the NFL, then It must be worth a ■ Central Michigan (2-4, 1-2) has lost its difficult conference games against Miami, couple of touchdowns In the Mid-American last two games while giving up an average of Central and Toledo the last three weeks. LIVE! Conference. 38.5 points but is still a 13 -point favorite "In order to win the conference, you've got At least that's the way it appears heading when it entertains Akron (1-5,1-3). The Zips to sustain a great effort emotionally and into Saturday's MAC games. have been at their best against the best physically over 11 weeks, or you dont de- Even though Bowling Green and Central teams on their schedule, losing to MAC serve to win it," Blackney said. "This is a big Michigan are coming off losses and Ball leader Toledo 27-10 and to nationally ranked week for us to find out if we really are con- FALCON FOOTBALL State has a losing record, all three are heavy Virginia Tech 21-18. tenders or Just another team in the middle of favorites at home. "It's been a real physical and emotional six the pack." ■ Ohio Is alone In second place In the MAC weeks," CMU coach Dick Flynn said. "We've Saturday • pre-game show at noon with marks of 3-2 overall and 2-0 in the con- got a football team coming in here that's ex- Elsewhere, confused Eastern Michigan ference but is a 12-point underdog at Ball tremely impressive. We're going to have to (1-5, 1-2) hosts Miami (3-3, 3-1). The Eagles State (2-3,1-1 MAC). The Cardinals have won be ready to play." came into the year riding a high-powered two in a row since opening with three losses, ■ Bowling Green (3-2, 2-1) had its three- offense led by stat-happy quarterback Char- Including narrow defeats to Miami of Ohio game winning streak halted last week with a lie Batch. But now Batch is out, most likely FALCON HOCKEY (16-6) and at Minnesota (26-23). 24-16 setback at rival Toledo. Yet Kent (2-3, for the rest of the season, with a broken bone Ohio finds itself, albeit extremely early, in 1-1), coming off a 32-17 victory over Akron, in bis foot. Now the Eagles must rely on a the middle of the conference race. That's is a 22 -point underdog. somewhat surprisingly solid defense to hold Jriday - Saturday something that hasn't happened in years. "We'll find out against Kent what kind of down Miami offensive stars such as quar- "Yaah, I definitely think they're a conten- this team has," Falcon coach Gary terback Sam Ricketts, receiver Tremayne pre-game shows at 6A5 p.m. der," Ball State ooach Bill Lynch said. Blackney said. "I told our players that it's a Banks and tailback Ty King.

1 page six The News Friday, October 11, 1996 Spell falls on Bengals when Palmeiro's late home run Pittsburgh is the opponent evens up Yankee series said. "I think with as much suc- losing season, have maintained Jot Kay bled down the left-field line with one out in the The Associated Press cess as they've had over the their knack for bumbling away The Associated Press years, they're a good measuring games. seventh off Nelson. Palmeiro hit a 3-1 pitch over CINCINNATI - Something mark for us to go out and If the Bengals play to form, NEW YORK - There were no 12-year-olds to the wall in right-center. comes over the Cincinnati Ben- measure ourselves up against the they'll act more like Steelers foul things up for the Orioles this time. Baltimore starter David Wells pitched out of gals when they line up against best. than stumblers on Sunday. Al- Rafael Palmeiro hit a two-run homer in the serious trouble in the fifth and sixth innings be- Pittsburgh. "And they definitely are the though Pittsburgh has won nine seventh inning Thursday, lifting Baltimore to a fore leaving with runners at first and second in The Bengals bare their knuck- best, not only in our division but of the last 10, one of the victories 5-3 victory over the to even the seventh Wells gave up eight hits over 6 2-3 les. They strut. They play solid our conference." was in overtime and three others the American League championship series at Innings for the win. football for a change. The teams are in their accus- were by eight points or fewer. one win apiece. Todd Zeile also homered for the Orioles. And, more often than not, they tomed places heading into the Palmeiro's shot to right-center off loser Jeff The Yankees cut it to 4-3 in the seventh on Ce- either give the Steelers a scare or rematch Sunday in Pittsburgh "This is a tough ballgamc, a Nelson snapped a 2-2 tie and gave the Orioles a cil Fielder's RBI single off reliever Alan Mills. - as they did last year in Pitts- The Steelers (4-1) lead the AFC physical ballgame," offensive reason to celebrate less than 24 hours after a But the Orioles got an important insurance run burgh - they give them some- Central. The Bengals (1-4) are in lineman Joe Walter said. "For possible win in Game 1 was stolen away by a in the eighth on Alomar's sacrifice fly. thing to remember. The Bengals last place, trying to salvage their whatever reason, it seems we get 12-year-old Yankees fan. With Brady Anderson at third, Alomar lifted a won at Three Rivers Stadium season. up for the physical games, par- The youngster, Jeff Maier, had leaned over ball down the right-field line. Right fielder Paul 27-9 last October, their best game Both teams have reinforced ticularly Pittsburgh I don't know the right-field wall and interfered with Orioles' O'Neill caught it in foul territory but couldn't of the season and their most lop- their reputations in the first six why. Tony Tarasco in the eighth inning of make a play on Anderson. sided victory since 1992. weeks of the season. The Wednesday's game, turning a routine flyout into The Yankees threatened to come back again in It was not an aberration. The Steelers, coming off a Super "They've always been physi- a game-tying homer by . The Yan- the ninth Jeter singled off Randy Myers and Steelers usually find the Bengals Bowl appearance, are playing the cal. That's the kind of ball they kees went on to win the game 5-4 in 11 innings. with one out Bemie Williams walked. Armando at their best. bruising defense that is the fran- play and if you dont step up and The best-of-7 series shifts to Baltimore's Benitez came on and got Fielder to pop up for "It's such a fierce rivalry," chise's legacy. The Bengals, com- play physical with them, they're Camden Yards for Game 3 on Friday night. the second out and got Tino Martinez on a rou- middle linebacker Steve Tovar ing off their fifth consecutive going to hurt you real bad." With the score tied 2-2, Roberto Alomar dou- tine flv ball to right for the save.

Newman's Marathon Come Out. Come Out. Whoever you are! Accepting applications at a full serve gas 91 Rao Mustang LX. 62K, Exc cond . loaded. 1966 1998 (And have tun doing itt) station Apply m person at Barney's 1000 S AMTM Cassette, EO. automatic. ArC. hatch Mtdntgnt Had •Your Full Service Station- LAGA wishes everyone Ittn back, t«300 OBO Call 419449-2278 Even- HAPPY NATIONAL COMING OUT DAYi '"a* __^__ sponsored by Attenoon organizations looking to raise funds Emerpnse Rent-A-Car leatunng Pregnant? Please contact Sieve at Knickerbocker Ser- 1987 Ford Tempo. 5 speed runs good me Chicago Buna Free pregnancy tests. Confidenilal and caring. DART LEAGUE SIGN-UP vices for mweinforriarjorii. Call 352 56?? $150008.0 Cheerleaders tie luvaMea' 354-4673 BG Pregnancy center. MONDAY OCTOBER 14 ' 6:30 PM CMI419.3829870 The BG News Babysitter needed. Afternoon. Evening imme- Starting at 10 00 Mon night DOWNTOWN SPORTS BAR SKYOIVE NOW . End ol season special diately. Call Michelle 352-9664 through October. First |ump course $100.00. BEER REFRIGERATOR FREE Ball Cashiers Barney's Convince Mart 1091 N Classified VISA/MC accepted Only 10 minutes from OOK • Ormeron Delta Kappa • OOK with al equipment -11 SO Main St Accepting Applications Benefits A BGSU For more nto call SKYOIVE BG Attention OOK Members: 686 6651 Brke O>I'B—i«i from Shift Differential Apply in person. 352-5200 There will be a meeting Ads Cycle Werks ana on Monday, Oct. 14 at scholarship shootout I Earn MOeEY and FREE TRIPS" INDrVIDU Cheap Lot Rent 8 00pm in Rm1 MBA ALS and GROUPS wanted to promote co-sponsored by Batch Ina 1 Cycle Werks 1972 Don-A-Barl 14x64' mobile home New 372-6977 PERSONALS OOK •Ormeron Delta Kappa 'OOK SPRING BREAK"! Call INTER-CAMPUS furnace, relng. washer, dryer and carpet Cen- Give Prospective students your PROGRAMS at 1-600-327-6013 or tral air and car-pan. 15 mm. drive lo campus seal ol approval by becoming a nttpyAvww icpt com Cheaper than apartment rent. Mist aee. - 419-869-4149 •AH Greek Tailgate Party PREVEW DAY TOUR GUIDE'!' EMACO Cleaning immediately hiring pt time Saturday. Ocl 12th Come to one of the positions Transportation required Competitive 1100am 1.00pm CAMPUS EVENTS MANDATORY MEETING! intormasonrtrasung meetings on: wages. 419-833-1567 or 419-833-2345, leave DODGE Shadow TURBO 87, power steer, At the Intramural Fields ATTENTION Monday, October 14th at 5 00 message moon root, alloys. 2 door, no rust. S1800. Call Free Food and Funl Elementary Education Majors!!! or FT/PT flexible schedule. Easy work, no e*pe 352-5595 Tuesday. October 15th at 8:00 -■OSSKXAN — OBSIDIAN OSSIDtAN Spnng 1087 nence. Earn (300 $600 wkry at home guar- In tha Assembly Room Methods Registration Meeting anteed. Call 7 days (407) 675-2022 eit Let's Party Bam Sale {2nd Floor ol McFail Center) B« ■ part of Bowing Green's only multicultural Tuesday. Ocl 15 Alcohol's Impact 0561H40 Very ig collection ol beer lights & Questions' Call Vie n*wipap«f I Photographers, MIM people and 4O0-S:30pm. Have you ever wondered Fun erne/ Pan Dme Cook needed immed Must mirrors. Take Rt. 25 S to St. Rt. 281. wnters wanted. Staff meetings every Monday 115 Education Building how someone's alcohol Tour Guide Office al 372 9888 be able lo work Tuesdays and Thurdays shift. turn lei on 281 to St Rt 199 Turn Rt. to night, g 00pm. 304 Moseley. »'s use might have impacted your Apply in person ©Mclntyre's Rest, 110 W W Mllgrove. Oh Mobile Home in woods lie in the areas ol: 3722440—OM10UN — OBSIDIAN — MNion Man March GOVT FORECLOSED homes Irom pennies behind only gas station m town. 25 mins "setting limttsG'self esteem PoeRd. (Behind Rasy's) OtSJOIAN-" One Year Anniversary Symposium on $1. Delinquent lax. REOs. Your area. Toll IromBG Oct 9. 10. 11. 12 9am Dl dark Vela son ships Wed. Oct. 16 Bookstore Forum Free (11 800 896 9778 I it H 2076 lor current Hinng a second shift sanitation and dean up Rain or shine 'assert) veness person at a local fresh produce company Start- Begins Ham listings. Call Sheila at The Center tor ing pay 5 50 Call Greenhne Produce al Participate or Just Lslen Mountain Bike lor Sale 'Al Greek Tailgate Party* WeHneas A Prevenbon at Hockey starts thla Weekend 354-1149 Ask for Ryan. Saturday. October 12th Call 3S4 111S Scon Shepard lor gues 3729355 Frl, night va. Toronto 7:00 Cannondale: Killer V 500. Excelent condition. 11 iOOain -1:00pm Sal. night va. Ohio Stale 7 00 Looking tor a career and not just a job? Provid- Front Suspension with extras. For 1625 or best ing care and training lo adults with mental re- At the Intramural Fields STOMP Group will meet on Monday beginning oner Call 354 5071 Ask lor Dana Free Food and Fun! A Rare Muse Art Ocl 21st 10:30am.12 00 tardatiorvdevelopmental disabilities is a re- warding and challenging career opportunity Our compoarry wilt be h»mg motivated BGSU Set October 19 4-Bpm INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE MEN'S BOWL students who are looking to build an extensive Stmnahan Theatre Several part tvne and sub positions now avail- WG - OCT 15; M A W CROSS COUNTRY • able staring at $755 per hour. Part time posi- resume, earn an mtsrsrvp and gain valuable Sign up OCL 7-16 MJI'AOIPAOII I OCT 18 ALL ENTRIES DUE IN 130 FIELD expenence m Marketing, Management, Selee in the UAO Office 330 Uraon tions after 90 days will receive $.9.05 • Alcohol • Impact Little Kriatlne- HOUSE BY 4 00PM ON DUE DATE and General Buelneee. Earnee',000 $22 without transportation Are you Feeling Mighty Crazy' i $14 77mr based upon experience. Sick leave Have you ever wondered and vacation benefits for part time employees t I9.000neit summer working in the following $24 with transportation Get excited lor Initiation on Sunday" MEN OF BO CALENDERS how someone's alcohol Expenence not required. Part time positions areas. Maumee, Perrysburg. Sytvania and lor more into cell 2 7164 Big Kate Check out the Men of BG Calenders Toledo.Positions are rilled on a first come first use might have mpacM your - outside o' the Alpha Ormeron Pi house available m Bowling Green, Portage and Wal- sponsored by UAO AOII AOII • AOII serve basis For more information call OTP at lie in the areas of: 11am - 4pm $5 00 Bursar able bndge. Application may be obtained from tie * setting l im,ts Wood County Board of MR/DO. Entrance B. 1-800-356-5987. 'sari-esteem STUOY ABROAD RETURNEES AOII'AOII 11160 E. Gypsy Lane Road. BG, 8.00am - 430 SEIZED CARS FROM (175. Porsches. Cadil- 'relationships Come learn how to market your international 111 Frannie. PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU pmfOE lacs. Chevys, BMWs Corvettes Also Jeeps. "sssertiveness experience at a session sponsored by the Ca- Get psyched for initianoni CongratulaDona Juke, 4WD'a four area Toll Free 1-800-898-9778 Call Sheila at The Center tor reer Services Office and the Study Abroad O MF RCHANDISING/DISPLAY Feeing Mighty Crazy Phi ol the week i Eat A-2076 lor current hspngs. WeHness and Prevention II fice. Learn how lo wnte your resume now that Love. Bg Cindy FINDER S RECOROS^OVVNTOVVN BG PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU Position available Please send resume and 372-9358 you have studied abroad and see what addi- AOII "AOII Trek Mountain Bike 900 tional opportunities are available lo you This work history Fmders. 128 N Main St .BG.OH $220 Group win meet on Mondays session begins at 3:30pm on Monday. October 43402 S-lOhrs/rnonth 3524445 Beginning Oct. 21II 10 30-12 00 14 in the Sale Room in the Union. AOII • LIL HEATHE R • AOII Get ready to Feel Mighty Crazy' WANTED NATIONAL PARKS Love. HIRING VW GO! 1986. 2dr„ Sspd . low miles, very re- Big Julie PosDons are now available at liable, cheap D operate 11999 41*868-5288. CITY EVENTS National Parks, Forests A collect. ATTENTION ORGANIZATION PRESIDENTS 1 lemale sublease* needed lor Spnng 97. 2 Wildlife Preserves. Don i M lei ou! o' the 1997 Key Yearbook ARE YOU TRY.NG TO SCHEDULE A CAM- bedroom apt. own room 1 1/2 bath Excellent benefits A bonuses' Cat Jennifer al 3 72 6753 lo have your Homecoming Football Game PUS EVENT? II your organization holds any $207.S0rmo . gas A elec Betsy 354 6127 Cell: 1 -206-971 -3620 ext N55447. FOR RENT organization photographed lor the yearbook. va. Kent type ol event on campus you should attend Vie Sat. 1:00 Kleaorl Programming Workshop on Wednesday. Oc- COME CHECK OUT tober 16 at 7 00pm in the Alumn Room ol Vie Now hinng servers - weekends only apply m HEALTHY FOOD CHECK-UP! Union Student AcDvtDes stall will be on hand person Kauffman's al the Lodge 1628 E. 1 A 2 bdrm. apartments Do you miaa your grandparents? FREE Dietary analysis Available Now. lo clarity space scheduling procedures, give Wooater II you do than Adopt a Grandparant n tha place and consultation Newlove Rentals' 352 5620 lor you. Please come 10 our first meeting Mon LOST & FOUND you tips on planning programs elc. For more in- Tuesdays 1 30-2:30 and SORTER OPERATOR lormatlon contact He Student Lile Office at Oct. 14th 2nd Fl. Lounge in Prout Hall at 7pm Thursdays 1011 Call the FT and PT 2nd Shift and PT 3rd Shift. Mon - 372-2843 or call Mcnelle al 3S2 3538 to find out more. Center lor Wettness and Prevention b Fn.. occasional Saturdays. Sorter Operators 1 bdrm. apt. (or rent. Single or grad students. LOST: A white crate o* vinyl records near Col- at 372 9355 to make an appt. in our Computer Room Mainframe experience Sreet parking available. Can Marion at New- lege Station Otering a reward. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Urania 1 beneficial, PC and/or CRT experience re mans Marathon 353-1311. echclerehlpe rvskkabls Iroen eponecrellt No Falcon Volleyball IMe Call 352 3880 Sublessor needed lor mo* one bedroom quved. 1 bedroom apartment lor rent prepayments, ever!!! SSSCaeh tor col- Weekend Apt located right downtown Unfurnished Interested applicants should apply m person. available Spnng SeTiester Friday night al 7 legwaaS. For kite: 1-aao->43-a4»6 Mid Am. Inc Operations Center. 1851 N across the street from campus REWAR0 lor return o! lost videotape Call Cindy & 352 6256 Saturday night at 4 Research.BG.(1-75 k>exiM8i) Md Am va- Great condition and quiet neighbors Personal value Lost in/around Education Attention organizations looking lo rssse funds. Come » Join the Funl lues a diverse workforce and is in principle as Call 352 5827 Buikkng Leave message. 372-7330 Please contact Steve at Knickerbocker Ser- vices lor more information Call 352-5822 HELP WANTED well as practice, an Equal Opportunity Em- ployer. A\() AXO AXO AXOAXO CAMPUS POLLYEYES 1 Grad Student sublessor needed, Spring SERVICES OFFERED 152 H3I Sub for paper route. Need dependable car 1007 1 bedroom, dose lo campus. Please call Breadsocks * Pizza' #1 Aweeome Trlpel Hundreds of Students About 3 hours. $21 plus $4 gas, afternoons 352-3603 ALPHA CHI Subs * Macros * Pasta' Are Earning Frse Spring Break Tripe A Call Kay 352-4636. 1 2 and 3 bdrm. houaes for rent Soups'Salads Money! SMI 8 Trips 4 Go Free Bahemea Oeler's Oeam' Telephone interviewing Part-time. No selling, Call Preferred Properties at FREE DELIVERY 11AM 1AM Cruise $279. Cancun A Jamaica $309, Pan- OMEGA Lose weight night A day the nuVitnnal way. relaxed atmosphere. In Perrysburg, mostly 352-0378 Call Jenm at 30» 661-0162 440 E. COURT ST. ama Clty/Daytona $1191 eves A weekends 874-5842. Welcomes Their www.sprlngbraaktravel.com 1-•00-67X306 2 bdrm house A also 1 bdrm ept 354 -6600 New Member $1000 POSSIBLE TYPING FOR SALE 4 bdrm house near campus. lOOOVmonth plus Pan erne Athome Toll Free (1)800-969 97/6 uDlibes No pets. Security deposit and good Class exi T-20/6fo'iisungi ^^^ references. Cal 362-6160. Fall 1996 $1000 s POSSIBLE READING BOOKS 99 Ford Fesova, excellent condilon. no rust. Large 2 bdrm. apt*, for rent Pan time At Home. Toll Free (1) 600-896 9778 40 • moo $2700 Call Preferred Properties at Kelly Barhorst Sponsored By Eat. R-2076 tor listings Call 352 5678 3520378 Christy Burger Enterprise Rent -A -Car Cory Compton FEATURING Julie Donatone THE CHICAGO BULLS CHEERLEADERS Jen Fetterman the lOVABLES" Courtney Fillion Y»NEX^L™VmRecyrffrg Kelly Garvin Jaime Golden 10:00 MONDAY Melissa Hale NIGHT Good Luck Falcons III Sara Hilliard ANDERSON Natalie Howard ARENA Jaimee Johnson Kara Kozub Hallie Kuhr Julie May Don't miss the Julie McDonald chance to shoot for Nicole Hester a year scholarship! Kristie Norman Amanda Paskiet Mindy Pasztor Prize siveaways Rachel Smith I Bree Swatt all night including Misty Vincent a Bike Raffle! Karey Weaver BGSU Recycling 372-8909 Amy Woggerman Co-sponsored by: tft Nicole Zumpano Cycle Werks & Belch Insurance wo wo wo.wo wo Applebutter Fest begins this weekend Barbie Locals warn 'Don't go there' •->*■% doll is to the would-be town visitors ¥ tool of Bud Hamilton The Back Pages Satan GRAND RAPIDS, OHIO - The Associated Press Within 48 hours this town of 900 PITTSBURGH - To Sybil people will see at least 60,000 Peck and Julie Kelley, their people flood its streets. co-workers' alleged mutila- They call the one-day event the tion of a Barbie doll was Applebutter Fest, a trip to part of a satanic ritual. And yesteryear, and it draws in hor- at the very least, it was bad des of yuppie larvae from a workplace hygiene. three-state area. The smell of Peck, 30, of Valencia, french fries and cotton candy Butler County and Kelley, mingles in the air and wafts 29, of Gibsonia in suburban through this Maumee River val- Pittsburgh say they were ley town. victims of sexual harass- This is the 20th year of the Ap- ment at the Hoss's Steak & plebutter Fest, and it has grown Sea House where they by leaps and bounds from the worked as waitresses. community festival it used to be. The women claim co- Dave LaRoe, owner of LaRoe's workers skewered the doll restaurant in downtown Grand and dropped it in a deep Rapids, and co-chair of the event fryer, then left the grease for the past eight years, said the in the fryer unchanged for event is great for the village. seven days, using it to cook "I guess when it first started it food that was served to res- was to show people the crafts and taurant patrons. traditions of yesteryear, blacks- Dan Gross, a local expert mithing, applebutter making, et on satanic cults, has agreed cetera," he said. to testify on the women's LaRoe said the growth of the The Back Pigci/Joe Boyle behalf. They are seeking festival has exceeded what Hlstorlal reenactors take to the banks of the Maunmee River In Grand Ing Its 20th year. The Fest has become wildly popular In the past ten reinstatement to their jobs, anyone thought it would be. Rapids. Ohio. They are part of the Applebutter Fest, which is celebrat- years. back pay and damages in "The festival has grown beyond our expectations," LaRoe sheriff's auxiliary." one Grand Rapids resident em- excess of $25,000. No trial said. "But we want to maintain After parking, people who op- ployed in Bowling Green. "That's date has been set. "It requires our citizens to give a lot. But The use of the doll as a the quality of the festival." ted not to take a trolley into the the day we townies should beat The festival began in the late downtown walked through many feet. We're trapped. Dont go there's not anyone who can say that they sacrificial substitute for a human is called "sympathe- 1970s as a local festival. But as of the local residents' yards to there." get out of the downtown area. LaRoe said the festival does don't know someone who benefits tic magic," and burning the the town grew and flourished, so doll is a way to "gain power did the Applebutter Fest. One man came up with a ask a lot of the citizenry, but the monetarily. We are grateful for people giving Transformed now from a "his- system to repel the invading tou- end benefit far outweighs peo- over the woman the doll things up. It imposes, but in a positive way." represented," Gross wrote. torical days" into a Mecca for the rists - spreading compost along ple's gripes. The purpose of the sacri- Masses, the rapid expansion of his south side farmhouse. Automobile traffic is stopped fice, he wrote, was to make the event fostered some hard However, LaRoe said the by uniformed Wood County Sher- community is fully behind the the woman burn in hell and feelings from local residents. iffs Deputies at 7 a.m. after promote her emotional and With the expanded attendence Fest. which time no one gets in, and no "The entire community is be- physical torment in this came expanded parking prob- one gets out. Dave LaRoe life, too. lems. The Grand Rapids Histori- hind it with our nonprofit groups "It requires our citizens to give "The slicing of the doll's cal Society, sponsors of the being the food vendors. They can a lot," LaRoe said. "But there's Committee co-chairperson do good quality projects head could signify the de- event, began using several empty not anyone who can say that they sire to scramble the vic- fields on the village's east side. throughout the year," he said, don't know someone who benefits with organizations from the Boy tim's thinking," Gross A $4 charge is imposed for monetarily. We are grateful for one day. We would never impose committing perceived violations wrote. parking, which LaRoe said is a Scouts to Youth Baseball benefit- people giving things up. It im- that on the local residents," he of Applebutter law. After complaining about bargain since admission to the ting from the non-profit groups' poses, but in a positive way." said. One person interviewed for food tents. the alleged Barbie incident, Festival is free. LaRoe said concern for the The committee takes over this story refused to comment at Peck and Kelley say they "There's no admission fee, but However, some residents said community is why the Applebut- operation of the town beginning all, citing he did not want to be were given less profitable $4 per car fee which pays for the the day is the one time through- ter Fest Committee has kept it a at 7 am. Members of the commit- "run out on a rail" out the year they want to be any- tables, fewer hours to work festival," he said. "That's a full one-day event, and will continue tee, in a very official looking ca- and bad meals to serve. day's admission for a small fee. where but home. to do so in the future. pacity, carry around radios and Joe Boyle contributed to (his We pay for the portajohns and "Avoid it like the plague," said "Our committee keeps this to issue direct orders to people article Hairy is horrendous, bald is beautiful

Ted Anthony Western male ideal has been hair The Associated Press that symbolized sexual prowess. NEW YORK - Burt Reynolds, Who among us doesn't associate now he was one hairy guy. He virility, or at least lampooned strutted through the hirsute 70s virility, with a bearded Cossack in unbuttoned shirts or no shirts or a shirtless Burt? And fathers at all, his thicket of black curli- exhort sons: "It's good for you; cues forming a veritable Sher- it'll put hair on your chest." wood Forest of fuzz for the world Now we have bondage en- to see. thusiasts extolling hairlessness But today, celebrity chic - in cyberspace. We have celebri- from Calvin Klein ads to ties, models and slacker musi- Hollywood Beefsteak of the Mo- cians appearing in magazines ment Matthew McConaughey - is with nary a chest lock. And we dictating a different peccing or- have Lia Shorr and her compa- der: no hair at all. And even triots across New York and the Reynolds is sporting a shiny nation - essentially depilatorial dome for a new movie. wholesalers. In the changing American male "A new Darwinian era is upon chesthetlc, men aren't so wild us," writes Guy Trebay, a col- about hairy anymore. Fuzz is de- umnist for the Village Voice. funct; waxing, shaving, even the "After aeons of mutation, the occasional furtive Nair bath are male of the species has shed his in. protective pelt." "It used to be gay men doing it. Ylkes! How did this happen? Now it's all men," says Lia Two words: ambiguous sexuality. Schorr, who runs a Virtually everyone traces the grooming salon and has written a appearance of bare chests to ur- book about men's skin care. ban gay communities, especially Forty percent of her customers New York's, aided by what Ter- are men, and many want chest ence McFarland, Details maga- hair removed. zine's fashion editor, calls "L.A. "The rules of the road with pLasticlzation." And the prolifer- what men are and aren't sup- ation of gay images in the media posed to do are gone," Schorr isnt hurting, either. says. Through much of time, the See BUCK NAKED, page nine. page eight The BG News Friday, October 11,1996 • In Review Hanks9 new movie refreshing 'That Thing You Do' offers upbeat change from usual movie fare Nicole Stonar The Back Pages

"That Thing You Do," written and directd by Tom Hanks, who also has a lead role, is a refresh- ingly different movie with none of the sex or violence that has become so common in movies to- Nirvana day. It is the story of an Erie, Pa- Valerie Kopp Aaron Welsbrod The Back Pages band in the summer of 1964 who The Back Pages go from playing in a garage to I've said it once and I'll say it playing at state fairs and then to I just got done listening to the again: Tool is Cool. For any of Hollywood because of one song, newest Nirvana release "From you Tool fans out there who ha- •That Thing You Do." the Muddy Banks of Wishkah," ven't made it out to Madhatter The band, who calls them- and right now I hate myself and I yet, you are truly missing selves The Wonders, consists of want to die. This 17-track CD, oufAenima," their long-awaited the following five musicians: which features live tracks from follow up to 1993's multi- Jimmy is the serious and tal- 1989 to 1994, is yet another cheap plaltnum disc "Undertow," was ented lead singer and songwriter, attempt at exploiting the death of released on CD this past Tuesday played by Jonathan Schaech everyone's favorite grunge (It was released on vinyl last ("Models, Inc." and "How to rocker Kurt Co-BANG. month along with "Undertow" Make and American Quilt"). Apparently the sales of the last and their first EP "Opiate"), and Lenny, the somewhat goofy post-death Nirvana album (that by golly, It was worth the wait. lead guitarist, is played by Steve "MTV Unplugged" performance Tool, being one of the more fo- Zahn of "Reality Bites" fame. ... which wasn't too bad) have cused bands around today, has Ethan Embry ("Dutch," "Em- slowed down, so now the music the ability to put emotion as well pire Records") plays the myster- industry has tossed this sorry as messages into their music, as ious character known only as piece of crap to the once flannel- "Aenima" clearly shows. "Aeni- "the bass player." clad masses. ma" is over 77 minutes of con- Then, of course, there's Tom The movie follows the band who becomes their manager and Records. To be fair to the trio (I mean, if nected compositions with titles Everrett Scott ("Grace Under from their days of garage gets their song, "That Thing You Unfortunately, like many no one else acknowledges Pat like "Useful Idiot," "Hooker Fire"), who plays Guy Patterson, rehearsals to their first public Do," played on the radio. bands, the members have Smear, why should I?) this CD With a Penis," "Eulogy," "Pu- the charming drummer who appearance at a talent contest Their manager then introduces different ideas about what their has about two good tracks on it: shit," and "Third Eye." started out as a replacement where Guy Patterson speeds up Guy, the band's spokesperson, to future as musicians looks like, "Aneurysm" (the song off the The first track, "Stlnkflst," is when the original drummer the the song without previously Mr. White (Tom Hanks), an ex- and their success ends with the disc that's been recieving all that currently recieving a fair broke his arm but became a consulting the rest of the band, ecutive for Play-Tone Records song that began it. MTV and radio play) and... amount of radio air play and is a and although they are angry at who wants to sign The Wonders "That Thing You Do" seems to Well, I think that other decent good representation of what to permanent member when he expect on the rest of the disc. helped the band win a college tal- first, their attitude changes when onto his label and make them take a somewhat realistic look at song was "Scentless Appren- the audience starts cheering for "stars in the Play-Tone galaxy." the careers of the many one-hit- tice," but I can't confirm this fact Tool definitely has a specific ent contest that sent them on the audience, but even if you're not road to success. them, and they win the contest. The Play-Tone label sends the wonder bands that were common because the CD player is now This win gets The Wonders band across the country on a in the 60's, has a talented cast mysteriously not working. into this type of music I highly Liv Tyler ("Empire Records," recommend you at least check (originally spelled "Oneders") a state-fair tour, causing their and Is filled with original music Honest. I'm not making this up. "Stealing Beauty") also has a out the cover art. It includes ho- lead role as Faye, Jimmy's girl- regular Job playing at a local res- popularity to skyrocket and their that Imitates the pop sound of the "From the Muddy Banks of logram-type images that (when friend, who tours with the band taurant, and word about the band song to become the fastest rising 60's very well. The movie is fun Wishkah" just broke the CD as their fashion consultant. spreads to a record executive hit in the history of Play-Tone and upbeat, and I can guarantee player. moved back and forth) create you that you'll be singing the title scenes of moving eyeballs, a man song over and over again long DONTBUYTHISCD!!! performing oral sex on himself, University Computer Services Fall Seminars after leaving the theater. and other neat stuff. The following University Computer Services Seminars will be ottered this fall. These free seminars are open to anyone at BQSU. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk to the semlnar(s). You must call 372-2911 to register tor the seminars. A complete seminar list can be found on the WWW at: GAMER'S PRESENTS... http:/'www. bgsu.edu/departments/ucs/seminars

Newswatcher and Fetch (Mac). This seminar covers the internet applications Newswatcher (reading Internet news) and Fetch (transferring files on the Internet), prior experience with the Macintosh is .V recommended. Attendees must have a BGNet account, (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). Monday, October 14th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall Tuesday, October 15th from 10:00 a.m. - noon in 126 Hayes Hall

Eudora (Mac). This seminar covers the basics of electronic mall (e-mail) using Eudora, including reading, sending and saving e-mail messages. Prior knowledge of the Macintosh is recommended. Attendees must have a BGNet account (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). Monday, October 21st from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. In 126 In Hayes Hall Wednesday, October 23rd from 11 00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall

PC Eudora (IBM). This seminar covers the basics of electronic mail (e-mail) using PC Eudora, including Chaos Starts at 9:00 reading, sending and saving e-mail messages. Prior knowledge of the Windows concepts is recommended. Attendees must have a BGNet account (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). Tuesday, October 22nd from 10:00 a.m. - noon in 207 Olscamp Hall FREE T-SHIRTS TO FIRST 104 PE Wednesday, October 23rd from noon - 2:00 p.m. In 207 Olscamp Hall /•"FREE GIVEAWAYS NX Advanced Microsoft Word (Mac). This seminar covers additional features of Microsoft Word and a few advanced features of the word-processing package. Prior experience with Microsoft Word is recommended. _ f/ M _^ Friday, October 25th from noon - 2:00 p.m. in 126 Hayes Hall Monday, October 28th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. in 126 Hayes Hall oo VN and FTP for Windows (IBM). This seminar covers the Internet applications VN (reading Internet «*• news) and FTP (transferring file on the Internet). Prior experience with the Windows Operating Systems Is recomended. Attendees must have a BGNet account, (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). >r ** ton«*3»* Tuesday, October 29th from 10:00 a.m. - noon In 207 Olscamp Thursday, October 31 st from 10:00 a.m. - noon In 207 Olscamp

Advanced Microsoft Excel (IBM). This seminar covers advanced features of Excel, including How Much: Ages 0-19 810.00 ehota/830.00 eeriee spreadsheet formats, charts, and macros. Prior experience wrth Excel or attendance to Intro to Microsoft Age* 20+ J128.00 shot»/g84.00 eeriee Exce/ls recommended. How You Wednesday, November 13th Irom 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. In 207 Olscamp Hall Can Get It: Hepatltla B virus is easier to "catch" than you realize. The virus is found mainly In blood, semen and vagina] fluid,tnit Monday, November 18th from 9:00 -11:00 a.m. in 207 Olscamp Hall has also been found in saliva and urine. If you come Into frequent contact with blood or other body fluids, the virus Advanced Microsoft Excel (MAC). This seminar covers advanced features of Excel, including can enter your body through an opening In the skin or ^ spreadsheet formats, charts, and macros. Prior experience with Excel or attendance to Intro to Uicrosolt through your eyes or mouth. O* ^ M. ^O*^ Excelis recommended. Friday, November 15th from 9:00-11:00a.m.ln126 Hayes Hall Monday, November 18th from 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. In 126 Hayes Hall e 1 996 KEY YEARBOOK IS HERE! Pick yours up inw28HWest Hall Friday, October 11,1996 The BG News page nine Swcimi Swampy'/ Mutated frogs become VA/eekly Horoscope concern to northerners Welcome one and all to the ARIES (Mar. 21 - April 19) Beth Sliver mysterious and strange world of You're going to wake-up with a The Associated Press prediction of the future. bad rash this weekend. Perhaps it HENDERSON, Minn. - Bruce To guide you on your journey has to do with the person you into the world of the superna- Nelson was catching frogs for went home with who claimed to catfish bait last year when he re- tural LsThe Back Page* own per- be Kurt Cobain's drug supplier. sonal psychic, recommended to alized something was horribly But maybe not. Plan on another wrong: Some of the frogs had us by Dionne Warwick. weekend alone, sucker. Some of you may be familiar stumps for legs, and others had Thank you for the pizza; sweet, as many as four tangled hind with the work of Swami Swampy divine spirit. the Omnipotent. Swami Swampy legs. accurately predicted former TAURUS (April 20 - May 20) "You see deformed things all President Olscamp's retirement. You are a car. Nuff said. the time in nature, but nothing President Ribeau's nomination, ??????????????? like this," Nelson said. the Kennedy assassination and All across Minnesota and into neighboring Wisconsin, South the demise of "Weekend Reality" APPtMM GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) Dakota and Quebec, scientists magazine. ... You can't be serious. Really? A scientist displays a deformed frog from the Minnesota Pollution Swami Swampy has been and locals are seeing the same Control Agency. Uh ... check back next week if kind of grotesquely misshapen quoted in publications as diverse ON THIS DATE: Nov. 22 you're still capable of sight. as "Reader's Digest," "Weekend limbs, along with frogs with tails, own study. President Kennedy was assas- Thank you, blessed spirit. missing or shrunken eyes, and Reality," "The Insider" and "The sinated. By the way, you may Students from the Minnesota "It scares me, I'm at Congressional Review." smaller sex organs. New Country School in Le Sueur, soon be unemployed and losing CANCER (June 21 - July 22) Scientists have had a hard time different levels of While none of us can boast ab- many limbs. Sorry. in the heart of the state's farm You may find yourself in deep finding wetlands in Minnesota country, first reported the de- solute clairvoyance, Swami Thanks spirit. Thanks a lot. legal trouble In the next week. getting a chill down Swampy swears his predictions with no deformed frogs. Most re- formed leopard frogs during a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) Drunkeness may follow you to cently, deformed frogs were field trip to a wetland last year. my spine." are based on facts, former events Men, you are dashingly hand- work like a lost puppy. Also, if and a pint of Gilbey's vodka. found in Vermont. They reported their findings to Judy Helgen some, loved by the ladies and you are Bob Dole, you're gonna So now, for the first time ever "It scares me," said Judy Hel- the pollution control agency, then research scientist perhaps even gentlemen. You lose, buddy. Bad. As bad as it gen, a research scientist with the to state lawmakers, and finally in print, we are happy to present gets. To a pot-smoker. the horoscope of Swami Swampy. rock, you sexy little thing you. Minnesota Pollution Control went worldwide by putting their The fact that the abnormalities You rule, sweet spirit. Let us leave the page to make And ladies, plan on meeting this Agency. "I'm at different levels information and pictures of the are widespread suggests that the room for his spiritual aura. sweet stud in your future. LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22) of getting a chill down ray spine." frogs on the Internet. problem has more than one Thank you, thank you, thank Try your best to ignore the Scientists aren't sure what's "When somebody caught a frog source, said Hoppe, a herpetolo- Swami Swampy you sweet spirit. voices that seem to follow you causing the deformities. The without one leg," 13-year-old gist from the University of Min- the Black Swamp Creature wherever you go, be It at work or theories run the gamut from pes- Jack Bovee told a state House nesota at Morris. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) dinner. ticides to parasites to radiation committee this year, "I thought, His best guess Is some sort of Thank you, sweet lovin' spirit. LI BRA (Sept 23 - Oct. 22) The men under this sign are from ozone depletion, or some 'Houston, we have a problem."' water pollution, possibly from Those born under this sign may also incredibly handsome. Some VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept 22) combination of factors. Cindy Reinitz, the teacher who something airborne. That could Three words: Old dead cats. experience romantic problems; of you out there are currently in What worries many around the has become known as "The Frog come from heavy metals, pesti- Believe it. perhaps even a lack of romantic charge of highly successful mini- state Is whether humans are in Lady" since her middle school cides or a whole array of things partners. Translation: Try again mags in small college towns. Thank you, oh grotesque spirit. danger, too. students made the discovery, Swami Swampy knows already that settle onto the landscape. next weekend. Women, you can either stick with "There's a reasonable assump- said there is at least once person In researching some 10,000 Thank you, spirit. that Capricorn stud, or risk it all knows you liked this column, tion that If there's an external with cancer in every household hence it will be appearing every frogs this summer, Hoppe said, SCORPIO (Oct. 23 - Nov. 21) for this guy. What's it gonna be? substance influencing amphibian around the wetland. But scien- he found that the most aquatic week in The Back Pages.Swampy You need to go on vacation be- Thank you again, knowledgea- development, it could influence tists have made no direct link be- frogs had the worst abnormali- would also like to thank Joe cause ... oh man ... it really, really ble spirit. human development," said David tween the frog abnormalities and ties. sucks to be you right now. PISCES (Feb. 19 - Mar. 20) Boyle and Aaron Weisbrod for Hoppe, who is on a state-financed cancer. "I was very surprised, startled Gracias, spirit. Marshmallows. Lots of their support through both his team of scientists researching A newly created frog hot line even," he said, "because I've SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - Dec. mar shm allows. failed try at USG Senate and this the problem. has received hundreds of sight- seen a lot of frogs over the years, 21) Thank you spirit. I think. column. The federal Environmental ings of deformed frogs, from 54 and I've never seen anything like Protection Agency plans to do its of the state's 87 counties. that." BUCK NAKED boy." It's a tabooish "middle very hermaphroditic culture tions. Consider this missive, shaved." but, actually. While shaving may be rather Continued from page seven. look," he says, between tra- The roles have blurred in terms from the "frequently asked ques- ditional male and female images. of what guys do and what girls tlons" section of the innocuous, if itchy, waxing is not Nuff said, "The ideal image - for both do, particularly among teen- "altsex-bondage" newsgroup on exactly comfortable. Anything "I think there's a desire for gay men and women - is a pre- agers and college-age kids," says the Internet: "Shaven skin is si- men specifically - the muscle pubescent woman who basically Anne York, a trend analyst and lky soft, completely and utterly ICE COLD BEER culture of New York In the last has the body of a boy," Silver-man expert in male body image. "And naked, and very vulnerable. ... half-decade - to form this idea- says. "So what I think's going on the lack of body hair, I think, Since shaving is conventionally a lized version of the male body," is a combination of - androgyny translates to youth." female activity, it carries an McFarland says. "A lot of gay and Images of children or very There are the carnal attrac- added charge when men are guys had their coming out expe- young teen-agers." & rience and looked immediately to Mainstream androgyny is noth- «r*y the pornography world, and ing new in this century; it's much of pom is hairless." usually the women, though, who 352-7767 Eric Silver-man, a DePauw move toward the men: from lyings University anthropologist who 1920S flappers with short hair- $11.99 30 pk 425 E. Wooster studies body image in various cuts and taped breasts to the An- Busch Light cultures, describes an aesthetic nies - Hall in a shirt and tie in the On the that might be called Bijou Phil- 1970s and Lennox in the 1980s in Lawson's Chip Dip / lips Syndrome - androgyny close-cropped hair and a suit. Of Voted #1 < mixed with simmering pubescent course, there was Ziggy Stardust, "Wind eroticism to form "somebody but thankfully that passed. We carry single.dual, & quad line kites air toys, winsocks & who looks like a well-manicured "We seem to be moving ... to a ^decorative flags. J/Ve custom make flags, banners, and feathers. 30^coff MGD 18pk 16 oz. N^ Howard's ClubM \l^ JVe can repair your old kites. $8.99 -^3?^ 210 N Main 352-9951* * P^^^ ^yi/e offer kite flying demonstrations. ^3^ FRI. OCT. 11««RAS RIDDIN 126 W. Wooster ph: 352-KITE(5483) TONIGHT AT THE SAT. OCT. 12»«N0N CHALLANT [email protected] J w/JACKIEO M-F3-8 Sat 11-5 Band Starts at 10:00pm A i 4 4 W Video Games •Electronic Darts Watch for us in a sky near youf The Bowl-N-Greenery Si ■■■■■■■■ ■ m ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ AOII AOII A OH AOII AOll AOII AOII AOIIAOII AOII . «■■■•■•■■■-■«■•••■-■•■•■■■•■•■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-"-•-•-■-■-■-■■%■ SEAFOOD SPLASH SUNDAV-MOND ALPHA OMICRON PI Scallops • Clams • Shrimp • Alaskan 'Bollock. • Baked Jish Welcomes our '96 fall new members ONLY & our special recipe Clam Chowder. Also includes compUu SPECIAL ^orco* soup & salad Bar, potato bar, and unlimited beverages. 2 LARGE PIZZAS

& 1 Topping •Hours: 11:30- 1:30 pm Sarah Lutz 353-0044 Kathy Arndts 1045 N. Main St. Karri Baker Kristin MacAulay JTU Heather Baldwin Ann Mickey 'Defivery The Bowl-N-Greenery - Limited time offer Hours: SUN.-WED. 11-1 AM All-You-Can-Eat Sue Bedoch Carrie Otte - No coupon necessary THURS. 11 -2 AM Jessica Heiselman Laura Peculis BG store ONLY FRI.SSAT. 11-2:30 AM Sunday Brunch Jennifer Horak Patti Plascak Carved Turkey'Breast •''HaniCarved'top %pund•'Duchess Tolaloes • Makttd Heather Junia Kelly Pratt Tolaloes w/gravy • Lasaana •Scrambled lags •Sausage • •'Hash 'Browns Jill Kaplan Meghan Sandmann $100 OFF $-joo OFF •Mini Muffins 'Swal tfOs •Soup cr Salad •Tolaloe "Baf^niMOHJJ Kristine Kovac Jessica Stevens Any Pizza or Cheese Bread tt mmw r* aw Students & Two Subs OUursandwicJusc* ?» 7.1*25 ^"^ MM Frannie Leass Mindy Thompson | Good wrth dinner, always available ' Kids 4-11 03.95 ■ Not valid with Erin Waters any other ror Reservations Call: 372-2235 "Kids 3 & "Under eat Jru! ii any other otter discount offer IZZOl No exp. date - No exp. data Aon... The Power of Friendship :: Meal Card Accepted 4:30 - 7:00pm •Big Charge Accepted 11:30 am- 1:30 pm & 4:30 ■ 7:00 pm AOIIAOII AOIIAOII AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII AOII

HOCkey TOOighl vs. Toronto at 7:00p.m. Saturday Night vs. the Scarlet & Gray of OSU at 7:00pm page ten The ISC News Friday, October 11,1996

FRIDAY OCTOBER 11,1996 | IMMw\T,li.«#[illlWll»WIM;^ BROADCAST STATIONS u» Ntwll Young and the Restless Bold A B As the World Turns I Guiding Light 1- S'c-ooi Oprah Winfrey.« NewiJt 1. . 1 ■! 1. ■ »M '■ a^alr. .-.■. ■■ > iLfi'.,, i tJtSlMiV n-M.'all.ifi.i.i:... i ■i,..^ •■■>> ■ ■iiit^tu'oi News! Late Show (In stereo) X

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12,1996 1 5 AM 1 5:30 6 AM 6:30 1 AM 7:30 1 8 AM 1 8:30 1 9 AM 1 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11AM 1 11:30 BROADCAST STATIONS (j:uu) rwmt snooping spree i o w Announce*] to oe Announced Agncounwy rteaonne news news x. too looey nipper ■ r.v.r. aecreisonrypi Animal Adventures Paid Program Paid Program U.S. Farm Report News for Kids Animal Adventures Jungle Cuba Jt [New Doug Mighty Ducks X Street Sharks X Bugs & Twaety BugtliTwtsty Bone Chillers X Gargoyles-Goliath f9 NBC News Nightside Used Cars Ntekraswt (In Stereo) Gladiators 2000 Today' The Children's leaBh Index"; depression, male models (In Stereo) X Science Guy Sing Me a Story 'J Saved by Ban Hang Time (In Stereo) Saved by Bell Calilornia Dreams X f9 With God on Our Side Naturescana In the Wild (In Stereo) 3 Michigan Wild Ohio Intarnat! (In Stereo) Computer Chronicles JohnStoban Joy of Painting Grilling Prudhomme's Fiery Marcia Adams Up) lOfl Air] .'ln Stereo) Barney & Friends it Puzzle Place (R) X Lamb Chop Barney & Friends TT Race to Save the Planet (In Stereo) X Trailside: Adventure Wild Ohio m (OH Air) Bananas in Pajamas All Dogs Go Dino Babies Z C-Bear and Jamal TC Big Bad Beelleborgs Caspar (In Stereo) X Spider-Man X GoosebumpaX Lile With Louie X X-Men (In Stereo) X Tick (In Stores .8 cp 14 30) Movie: •'.• "Sun0oimSaun(lers"(1936) Paid Program To Be Announced Dynamo Duck Pigasso's Place Kids Cate Sky Dancers Dragon Flyz Animal Adventures Midwest Outdoors American Adventurer Sports Express (R) Auto Show © Paid Program | Straight Talk (R) PorH| People Richie Rich Dragon Ryi C-Bear and Jamal £ Big Bad Beelleborgs Caspar (In Stereo) X Spider-Man X Goosebumps X Lile With Louie X X-Men (In Stereo) I Tick(lnSlereo)X CABLE STATIONS CUM rsaarroorem rtw rrogrsm r*o rrogtam ran program woniy ryuion nno»e une r ESPN Boxing Jim Houston Racehorse Digest ;R) Sportscenler .R Ultimate Outdoors Fly Fishing Magazine Under Wild Skies American Shooter jCwtdoor Store Photo Salsri Walker's Cay Great Outdoors |College Gameday HBO Movia: *'i -Destiny Turns On the Radio' (1995 Coir.eoy-Drama) Dylan McDermoti Hi Shakespeare Tales Lyle, Lyle Crocodile Neverending Story" Wizard ol Oz X Movie .'. rWT?iin5-(l9B7,Drama|Rool

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12,1996

t»siMir^.,-ii»r^.ijptj.t/«»e^jj.--.<1-,.^+*.ijtl^«rftvtj^^^ BROADCAST STATIONS : OWer m Pro Football Cape (In St- • Xena: Warrior Mnotta Hercules^Jmys. Major League Baseball Pksyotts: NLCS Game 3 - Teams TBA SeinleidX (HomeImp Cops X [Cops (R) X Married... [Ross Perot FAX: The Serlea Mad TV (R) (In Stereo) X Lazarus ut College Football: lllnois at Michigan State (Live) |TBA Collage Football Teams to Be Announced Entertainers (In 8Ml*JO] Movie:... 'Gerocimc (19931 Josccn R.-nng*c> Passion to Ride Tales-Crypt | Teles-Crypt TBA OA Hetrlt:**'i "£r*irie u*ing-(ig89)TmRobbms |Movkt: "Cheech S Cheng's The Cowan Brothers" Movkt: ee'i 'CrVsloprorColumtus Tne Oscoren/' |Simpsons |Step-Step Martin X |NHL Hockey Detroit Red Weigs al Buffalo Sabres. (Live) News IHoseanne Kung Fu: Legend tont. 'Ouenw CABLE STATIONS COM Gallagher: The Messiest |Tompkins |PulpComic [Uendoia |Meaney |Absolutely Ullman Movie:« "BeniedL(«"l19ee. Comedy) Martin Mj (Daily Sho« D,l ly Show Politically [Politically |Gallagher: The Mossiest |PulpComlc |LoungeUz. Dream On [Dream On ~ Tompkins (Tick T "Rent lips" ESPN Gameday |Co»ege Football: Purdue al Penn Slate. (Live) Scoreboard Senior PGA Goll Transamenca Championship - Second Round Sport sctr. College Football Tennessee al Georgia (Live) X Football Scoreboard Sportscenler X Baseball HBO Hov>t:«*t SneiVagnvas (1939)SaivFieia I (Movie: «. 'KenEag*'!i986i Lours Gossan Jr X Movie.. yrcfjg»/r(i988)'PG' (Movie:••• 'Cnmee'lrVi^nri^(l996.Drarna)SlephenRea. Movie: ** "Assassins'(1995) Sylvester Stallone R' 30 Seconds |ComedyH = jr Arliss S True UN* SC College Football: Illinois al M-chgan Stale ;Uvei |Scoreboard |College Football Miami-Ono al Eastern Michigan (Lrve) Buckeye Keeneland |Thor'bred College Football: Akron at Central Michigan. High School Football SCIFI Secrel ID. Swamp Trailer Park|Movie: «e'i "TheFury-(1978. Horror) Kirk Douglas. X |Movie: Carver's Gale "(1996) Michael Pare. I [Masters Odyssey « Telcwar "Tek Posse" X Movie: «• "The Uelerce Eipermnt" (1994) I Sightings Tekwar Tek Posse" I | "Uelorce' - USA Mortal K Dragon Renegade (in S'erec; Jt | Highlander: The Series |Movie fleasjis ;'neHearl (i99$)TerryFarrel. |Movtt:»'I •ProWemCri*I"(1990)JohnRiner.I Movie:.. "Problem Child ?"(1991) JohnRrtler. X |P»cilic Blue (in Slew) Weird Scl. (Duckman * "N3f>ona! Larrpcon's Last Resort"

SUNDAY OCTOBER 13,1996 <^\1 6^3^^ ^^1V^^^7^30^^ ^^M^^8j3(^^^^MI 9j3^M0ANM 30^^11 LNI II:'" | BROADCAST STATIONS Jii 3 OC! Home Shopping Spree Shop Sprat To Be Announced Power lor Living uay ot Discovery i Kt nnetn uopetana in ^tereoi bunoay Homing A nounaiaut* |ieai csiaie uigesi JE» 4 OC' Movie: •» VHuaa rMk (19021 Paid Program Paid Program John Paul II: A Light Ic • the Nations Good Morning America/Sunday X Martha Stewart This Old House (R) X Toledo Up Front This Week With David Brmkley » John Cooper NBC News Nightside (Used Cars To Be Announced Community Cloae-Up To Be Announced American TV Hour ol Power iirS:co: ?. Feed the Children Jack Van Impe Today Playwright Neil Simon. (In Stereo) X Meet the Press JT TO ,4 X) Vice Presidential Debate X legendary Trans (In Sum) (Part 2 ol 4) X KabttndOtbiel D,'rn?y & Friends 1 Sesame Street X Magic School Bus X European Journal Out ol Ireland Editors Tony Brown Think Tank S3 (OttA.) Kidsongs (In Stereo) Shining Time Station Puzzle Place Leon's brags about his watch. X Lamb Chop Arthur X Magic School Bus ■ Magic School Bus X Lile on the Internet X Computer Chronicles rp OH Air) Oscar's Orchestra Dino Babies X Paid Program Jimmy Swtogtrt Dr. James Kennedy Fox News Sunday Dan Berry Home Paid Program NFL Films Prtttnts Lions Report en Buster Keaton Golden TV Greats Main Floor Pre. Bodyaense Princess Gwtntvart Strike Force Space Monkeys Siegfried-Roy Jumanji X Mouse 1 the Monster Incredible Hulk X BAD. X Church Services (3D Paid Program It's Vour Business Hour ol Power ■ S'er K»X Church ol Today Princess Gwenevere Strike Force Jumanji X Mouse 1 the Monster ^credible Hulk 8. BA.0 X Space Monkeys Space Monktya CABLE STATIONS COM Paid program KSKI program r«a rrogram ram no^am NFLMalcn-Up R Sportsvreekly Sports Reporters Sportscenler NFLCounldown ESPN Collage Football Scholastic Sot Speedweth(R) Sportscentar (R) | Horse Racing Inside Sr. PGA Inside the PGA Tour Movie •• '.'.3Tf It Irnenct (1993)Abtsckwomanleamshersper" bank don:1 s tHi Movie Bran SrTMartl ALoveSrory"(t993) HBO (4 001 Movie: •• "Assassms"(1995 Drama) S fcestei Sia'tone R'ff Movie: ». A -.■. 1984, Drama) Tamara Dobson. Jack Scaka Neverending Story X Wizard of OzX [Paid Program Football Forecast Pathfinder Pro Football Insider Pro Football Weekly Coach Bio Cowhar SC Pro Batch Soccer From Okinawa. Japan (R) Prime CutaiR) Futbo, Mundial (R) SportaVHtalth Sports/Hearth Sporta/Health Powemder Paid Program Paid Prognm Paid P'ogram Sci-Fi Trader SCI-FI Bua (R) C-Net Central {Rl Web New EOge SCIFI '4:00)Movie: •« -PsyclKlir(19861 Piid Program Paid Program Paid Program WingCommand Savage Dragon I |Wortd Wrestling Federation Superstars USA Facts ol Lite I | Paid Program C-Net Central Superman Batman Mighty Max Double Dragon Action Man Ultralorce (in Stereo) Street Fighter Jt_ Mortal Kombat

SUNDAY OCTOBER 13,1996 I12 PMI 12:30 [ 1 PM 1 1:30 12PM 1 2:30 13 PML3:30_|_4 PM 1 4:30 15 PM | 5:30 | 6 PM | 6:30 | 7 PM 1. 7:30 | 8 PM | 8:30 | 9 PM 1 9:30 110 PM| 10:30 111 PM| 11:30 112 AM BROADCAST STATIONS (D TB* TBA To Ba Announced |To Be Announced TBA | LrttH House on the Prairie Gunsmokt News I ICBSNews 60 Minutes 1 In Stereo) X Touched by an Angel X Movie: Eve.'ytr-.njro Gain "(1996! Sean Young X NewsX Medicine Woman Q) Gary Pinkel Blackney Ucv:e .. LOK ."' 1 "--." --. Vadij.tr Movie: •*» "The Mam £venr"(i979. Comedy) Paid Prog. |Gro. Pains NewsX |ABC News Videos JVideos Lois & Clark-Superman SuXen Terror The HrflCkmg ol School Bus rv'O 17" News it Siskel TwoX £Q NFLonN8CI NFL Football Cmcetnati Bengals al Pittsburgh Steektrs (Lrve) X Major League Baseball Playorls: ALCS Game S ■• Teams TBA Dateline (in Stereo) X 3rd Rock [Boston Movie: "Nigril Visa'ors"(l996) Faith Ford. X Used Cart Editors TBA f7) (Firing Line Contrary Violence Epilepsy Wisdom ol Faith Market Adam Sm. McLaughlin [McLaughlin Nova (In siereoi X Lawrence Welk Show Legendary Trails (RH Nature " Masterpiece Thtatrt "Moll Flanders" X Mtturtl Mystery Qt) |Hometime Workshop Old Mouse Baking Desterts |Gourmtt Quilt', Sewing Ltwrenct Welk Show Adam Sm. [Journal Creatures [Creatures Birth ot Europe Nature! Mttttrpltct Thtatrt "Moll Flanders' X Songt of tht Homtland (Off Air) QjJ |Fox NFL Sunday X NFL Football Chicago at New Orleans or Minnesota at Tampa Bay. X NFL Football Detroit Lions at Oakland Raiders From the Oakland Coliseum X Pregame [Major League Baseball Playolfa: NLCS Game 4- Teams TBA |Mad-You Movit: *«S "The Dead Poor (1988) {¥> Auto Show iWallSt "Lasl Time-Pans" Wall Street |Court TV |Coast Gu American Gladiators X [Extremists Emergency Star Trek: Voyager X Could It Be a Miracle Movie: •• "Ouef War" (1992) Kate Jackson. Sports Update TBA TBA Karaokt (jJJ) |Movie:«• "Firotl0me "-.. Movia: ••'. "Orner People's Money '(1991 .D-a-a; Movie: ... Tn.-ci* .Womma Prom The Tram"(1987) Star Trek: Deep Space 9 Star Trek: Voyagers Viper Condor" |Homtlmp. |Homalmp. News '■ [Sports >lraRoseanne Transition Talk CABLE STATIONS COM " DC Movie: Movie:.•• TheG:ws«jsi8eCray(!981) |Movie:«'r "The HeavenVKid"(i915) Lews Smith Movia: •»'! -SoulMan-(19e6)C. Thomas Howeli Tick X [Dream On Movw... "The Gods Musi Be Crajy" (t98t) Dr. Kali |Tho Critic Politically |Daily Show TickX ESPN (11 X; NFL Countdown IndyCar Mirror [indyCar Mountain Biking JTachting [Triathlon Senior PGA GoH: Transamenca Ch NFLPrimttlmt AtroblctCh. Bodybuilding Drag Racing: NHRA Sportscenler X " NFL , HBO Movie: Movw: TheBrMjaasotMadisonCounly"(1995)I Movie: •» "Rich* Rich"! 1994) MacauayCukn I Trtcay Movie: »«'i "Prencn KJSS-(1996) Meg Ryan. I Movie: »*'i MaOemAmenca"(i993)'PG- 3'I Movit: "II These rVaJs CouB Ta*' X iMovie: "The Bridges ol Madison'County"(1995) X SC Players Scoreboard College Football Washington at Notre Dame J. Patemo |Nick Saban |Lloyd Carr College Football Louisvie al TuHne. Bucktyt Keeneland Thor bred Auto Racing Super DIRT Wee. Fma* - Fays 300. Football SCIFI In Space SF Vortei Alien Nation X |SigMlngi |R) X "ADrjcn-Cos Meet Or JekyU-Ur Hyde Movie:.. "TheLifefO'ceEiperTOri'' (1994)I |Trtder |SFVortex Trailer Park Masters OdysaayX Flash Pilot X Robocop: The Series Trailer Ptrk |SF Vorttx CNat USA HovieteVi "8ac*sub"(1990) JamesBrotf |Movie: ... 7BeAausevr(1986| JodieFosler.I jMovw: .. "Cnm™/B»flawir-(t992.Mysttry) |Movie: "Silenl Witness IVhaUOii«Sair"(l994)I Pacific Blue (In Siereoi Si* Stalkings (In Stereo) Big Easy (In Stereo) X Silk Stalkings ,l- Stereo) Reel Wild Falcon Football Saturday vs. Kent @ 1:00 Falcon Volleuball Friday @ 7:00: Sat. @ 4:00

COLLECTIBLES f Sports. Memorabilia. Hobbies and MORE... Complete Line of Trains •Bachman, Atlas, Athearn, plus more •Authorized Lionel Dealer Sports Memorabilia •Autographed Baseballs, Photos, Helmets, Caps CHECK IT OUT... & Much More SCALEXTRIC (Authorized Dealer) ^ • 40 ft. Rack Track • Slot Cars ■ r* (mm

NOW OPEN IN THE WOODLAND MALL (419J35M352-6345

Page 2 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,1996 I Mileti Center celebrates 20 years

Shonda Honlgford By June of 197S the ground The BC News breaking was to take place. "We moved Into the building in As Bowling Green students August of 1976 and dedicated it gear up for Homecoming this during Homecoming on October weekend, University alumni will of 1976, "Weiss said. be ready for a celebration of their own. The new facility was referred The Mileti Alumni Center will to as the Alumni Center until be celebrating its 20th anniver- 1979 when the Alumni Board of sary this weekend. The Center, Trustees named it the Mileti which was built in 1975, was offi- Alumni Center. It was named cialy dedicated during Home- after Nick Mileti, a 19S3 gradu- coming ceremonies on October ate who gave the largest single 16, 1976. The Center will ac- contribution towards the build- knowledge the occasion with a ing of the new center. program following this week- Today there are over 130,000 end's Homecoming game. Bowling Green alumni, and the The Alumni Center was origi- Mileti Alumni Center has become nally located in the house on a central point of their activites. Wooster Street that now houses The first floor of the Center the Popular Culture Library. holds a lounge and conference Larry Weiss, Director of Alumni area which can be used for meet- Affairs and a 1976 graduate of ings, receptions and dinners. the University, remembers the There is also a kitchen and the house well. SIC/SIC room, which is an in- izations. Among these are the Of- 135 scholarships each year, ten way they want to become in- "It was a nice old house, but it formal dining area donated by fice of Alumni Affairs, Office of of which are legacy scholarships. volved is with the students." didn't really lend itself to bring- alumni that were members of Development, BGSU Foundation These scholarships are given to Weiss said the Mileti Alumni ing people together," he said. SIC/SIC and the Vice President for Uni- students whose parents attended Center has much to offer the Through! the Center hang 75 o- versity Advancement. Also on the University. They are based University, but most students In 1973, due to the growing riginal works created by Univer- the second floor is the Board on extracurricular activities and don't know it. number of alumni, approval was sity alumni and donated to the Room which Is used for meetings community involment as well as given to raise funds to build a Center. The library on the first of the Alumni Board of Trustees, GPA "So much of It we want to do to floor contains various works and Foundation Board of Directors Another service offered by the benefit the students, but it's hard new alumni center. All of the to do when students don't know funds raised were from private books published by alumni. It and student groups. UAA is the Extern Experience. contributions. None of the money also holds every issue of the BG Two student groups, the Uni- Through the Extern Experience, what we offer," he said. used in the building of the new News and the Key yearbook ever versity Alumni Association and students are paired up with center was from state, Universi- printed, some of which date back the University Ambassadors, are Bowling Green alumni who work The Center will celebrate its ty or student funds. to the 1910's. also based in the Center. in their field of study. The stu- anniversary this Saturday with a The University Alumni Asso- dents spend a week on the job program following the game. Vice President Jim Hof and "You still see the people com- ciation, or UAA, offers many with the alumni. Although the Speakers for the program in- Alumni Director Jim Lessig ing back at Homecoming," Weiss programs to the University as students receive no credit or pay, cludes members of the Alumni made the decision to approach said. "They enjoy looking back at well as alumni. There are over 44 Weiss says it Is a great way to Board of Trustees, President the alumni in first, the BG News. They enjoy looking alumni chapters all over the gain valuable experience and Ribeau and Nick Mileti as well as Weiss said. Almost immediately back at the yearbooks." world that keep alumni informed make important connections. Larry Weiss. Refreshments will they recieved a contribution of The second floor of the Center of events taking place at Bowling "The alumni love it," he said. follow the program and students $20,000, he said. houses several offices and organ- Green. The UAA also grants over "Talk to any alumni. The best are welcome.

Table of Contents

Mileti Center turns 20 2 HOMECOMING '96 '71 grad Jim Tichy featured 3 75 years of Homecoming at BGSU Co-op progam fill of opportunities 3 Two honored with Honorary Alumni Awards 4 Hockey captains featured Mike Johnson 5 Curtis Fry 5 Football seniors featured Dave Bruhowski 6 Tony Everhart 7 Courtney Davis 13 NEWS Senior headshots II Editor: Scott Brown Soccer's Steve Klein featured 10 Production: Jessica Wherry. Jeff Gay ton. Maggie Kushlak. Cathy Ka nil Volleyball's Lori Hilton featured 10 Special thanks to: Meg Knopf. Jay Young. Vincc Guierreri. Larry Weiss. Steve Barr Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 3 Tichy has fond memories of BG Weekend Homecoming weather and sports anchor and field reporter. Tichy said he did a Events 1971 grad currently little bit of everything. "BGSU had a "I covered city council, house tremendous impact Toledo sports anchor fires, murders, whatever," he FRIDAY said. on my life." Shonda Honlglord "One of the neatest things was A year and a half later the The BC News dorm life," Tichy said. "1 really sports anchor left the station and Jim Tichy Homecoming enjoyed dorm life and being Tichy took over. He has been This weekend's Homecoming close to campus activities." sports anchor ever since. BCSU '71 Merchandise game will bring many familiar Tichy lived in Rodgers Qua- "I love it," he said. "It's a great Sales faces back to the University, drangle his freshman year and job." Tichy said one of the most some of which may be more fa- spent the remainder of his col- Tichy not only loves his job, memorable experiences of the Union Foyer miliar than others. lege years in Harshman. but also Its location. A fan of col- trip was visiting the Visa Reun- 9 a.m.- One of these faces will be Jim "I made some great friends lege and high school sports, Ti- ion Center, which brought form- Tichy, sports anchor for NBC 24 down there," Tichy said. chy said being able to cover the er Olympians together. Here Ti- 4 p.m. in Toledo. Tichy graduated from He said is still friends with many high schools in the Toledo chy got a chance to meet the BGSU in 1971 with a bachelor's many of the people he met at vicinity and the many colleges in oldest living gold medalist, degree in Broadcast Journalism. BGSU. the area makes his job enjoyable. among others. Tichy said he en- Window He returned to receive his mas- Tichy got his start In sports Tichy's job does occasionally joyed meeting those athclctcs Splash ters In 1977. casting while working at the TV extend beyond Toledo. This that were part of the Olympics "One of the great things about station, WBGU. He began his summer Tichy spent three weeks when it wasn't so commercia- Judging Bowling Green is the opportuni- graduate assistantship at the in Atlanta covering the Olym- lized. ties," Tichy said. station producing a children's pics. "Everything is so commer- completed While a student at the Univer- . "It was a tremendous experi- cial," he said. "It wasn't so com- by 12 p.m. sity, Tichy took advantage of When the sports anchor left the ence, but it was a lot of work," he mercial when they were there." these opportunities. He worked station, Tichy asked to have his said. as a disc Jockey on the AM assistantship transferred to Tichy said while In Atlanta his Tichy feels BGSU had a large Wild station, WFAL and its FM sports anchor. He spent the next day began at 6:30 am. and often part in making him who he is to- counterpart, WBGU. Tichy also year working as anchor and fin- went on until 10:30 p.m., covering day. He met his wife, Peggy, a Video spent time working at the Bowl- ishing his thesis. at least five to six stories a day. 1971 graduate, at the University. Dance ing Green TV station, WBGU, After graduating, Tichy went "Everything was so time con- Now their daughter, Kelly is a which was then channel 70. to work at channel 24. The suming down there," he said. "At sophomore at BGSU. Party While Tichy was busy with his station, which was just starting times it was extremely frustrat- Grand school commitments, he also had in 1972, had only three positions: ing, but at the end of the three "BGSU had a tremendous im- Ballroom time to experience campus life. News director and anchor, weeks It was very fulfilling." pact on my life," he said. 8 p.m.- 12 a.m. Casual, Co-op program offers opportunities Free. For the BG News lian Karuri spent nine months co- our 'staffers' and write it up for through BGSU have been tre- oping at Loral Federal Systems, publication," he said. mendous. All of them have been When Maureen Mazurek was a now Lockheed Martin Federal His wife Sharon Siefert- hard workers and have shown SATURDAY BGSU Management student, she Systems, in Gaithersburg, Md. Gagner, also a BGSU grad now true dedication to their position." co-oped at GE Motors as a Junior She was hired permanently as an with Sister Cities International, As a BGSU Marketing Co-op, Buyer. She says that Co-op gave Associate Buyer for Subcon- says her internship in interna- Bricker said: "I had the ability to Homecoming her the opportunity to "take the tracts and Procurement. tional relations "helped me get interact with many business good experiences she had and "I now have the opportunity to my current position as Confer- professionals no only within the Game apply those "best practices' to her refer co-op students to my com- ence and Meeting Planner." office, but all across the country. next position." pany, Ms. Karuri says, including lp.m. Snarl Bricker, Inside Sales "I feel that internships and co- Today, Maureen is the Pur- a BGSU Business Pre-Law major Representative with the Dana vs. Kent chasing and Warehouse Manager who now works for the same di- Corporation, Fluid Products ops prepare students for the 'real' world, and what is most im- for Monsanto of Luling, La, and vision. She learned that "Co-op Sales Division in Maumee. says she will be on campus this month gives you a foot in the door to de- "the Product Marketing Special- portant is that employers 'really' King& to hire BGSU cc-ops. velop relationships and to net- ists and I use Co-ops on a regular need them." "BGSU Management co-ops work with potential employers." basis to help with various mar- "We are very proud of our as- Queen have a good handle on what they Political Science alum David keting projects." sociation with our alums," says will be will be doing when they arrive," Gagner interned thorugh the She is currently overseeing an Bruce Smith, Director of the Co- Maureen said. "The department Washington Center Internship IPC co-op student with a concen- operative Education Program. announced prepares them well. Program with American Biofuels tration in Marketing. "The alums are a 'bridge' by at halftime "We have hired every single Corp. in the summer of 1992. He "We hire BGSU Interns as which we can build more and co-op permanently. Co-op has a was hired permanently by an as- Marketing Communicating Spe- strengthen existing corporate re- strong prescence on campus, and sociated company. Information cialists, and give them a great lationships." Window very good students choose to Resources, Inc. of Arlington, Va. deal of responsibility," she said. Cooperative Education oppor- work with the Program." Davis is now Director of the "One of the interns is presently tunities like these are open to Splash The BGSU Cooperative Educa- National Associate to conduct responsible for compiling infor- students in a variety of majors. Winner tion Program has many alums research with their National Au- mation into a booklet for in- Any BGSU student who wants to who are now hiring Coops of tomotive Fuels Hotline. He often dustrial hose safety audits for a follow In the path of these distin- announced their own. At these alumni loca- asks Interns to attend hearings major chemical/petroleum rep- guished alums, can contact the tions, co-ops can find mentors on Capitol Hill for him. resentative and potential cus- Co-op Program at 310 Saddlemire and work as professionals. "They learn certain levels of tomer. Student Service Building, or call 1996 Marketing graduate Lil- research to get up to 'par" with "The interns we have selected 372-2451. [ Page 4 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,19961 Lineback, Romans named Honorary Alumni FortheBCNews most honored faculty members. He has won the Master Teacher Two retired University faculty The Honorary Award in 1986 from the Under- members, who collectively de- Alumnus Award was graduate Alumni Association, voted more than 56 years to two Faculty Excellence awards teaching and service to the Uni- created in 1973 to in 1980 and 1985 from Under- versity, are this year's recipients recognize individuals graduate Student Government, of the University's Honorary who are not and an Undergraduate Adviser of Alumnus Award. the Year Award In 1991 from the The two are Richard Lineback, graduates of Bowling college of Arts and Sciences. professor emeritus of philoso- Green, but whose In 1990, Romans reciprocated: phy, and Robert Romans, an as- he honored Carol Carp, then a sociate professor emeritus of bi- efforts have been freshman bilogy major, as the ology. They were honored by the important to the 10,000th student to enroll in one university's Alumni Association of his classes. She was a member during a special dinner Oct. 11 at University and the of his "Introduction to Biology" the Quality Inn Atrium in Bowl- community. class, one of the most-popular ing Green. classes on campus during The Honorary Alumnus Award general editor of the 12-volume Roman's tenure and one which was created in 1973 to recognize series "Bibliographies of Famous regularly had more than 250 stu- individuals who are not gradu- Philosophers.'' dents enrolled in it each semes- ates of Bowling Green, but whose The Philosophy Documentation ter. efforts have been important to Center is credited with serving the University and the communi- as the foundation and spring- The recipient of numerous ty. Lineback and Romans will be board in the development of research grants and the editor of the 47th and 48th recipients of Bowling Green's doctoral pro- three textbooks, Romans is the the award. gram in applied philosophy. past-editor of the "Ohio Journal In addition to teaching, Line- Lineback's research and teach- of Science." He is also a member back served as director of the ing interests in medical ethics of the Ohio Academy of Science University's Philosophy Docu- also have supported the Unversi- and is listed in Who's Who Among mentation Center and editor of ty's doctoral program. American Men and Women in the Center's "Philosopher's In- Earlier this year, he was pre- Science. dex" since its founding in 1966. sented with the 1996 Ohio Philo- The center is the premiere or- sophical Association Award for Romans has written eight biol- ganization in the world for the Distinguished Service to the ogy principles laboratory man- collection, cataloging and dlstri- Profession by the Ohio Philo- uals. He donated the royalties buion of bibliographic informa- sophical Association. from the manuals to establish a tion an philosophy. A graduate of the University of Romans Biology Endowed Schol- Since 1972, Lineback has Cincinnati, Lineback earned his arship. Currently, more than served as assistant to the editor master's and doctoral degrees $12,000 is in that fund. for the biennial "Directory of from the University of Indiana, American Philosophers" and as he taught briefly at Wichita State Romans earned his bachelor's co-editor of the biennial "The In- University, before joining the and master's degrees from Wis- ternational Directory of Philoso- Bowling Green faculty in 1965. consin State University and his Dr. Richard H. Lineback (left), professor emeritus of philosophy, and phers"and as co-editor of the He became a full professor in doctorate at Arizona State uni- Dr. Robert Romans (right), an associate professor emeritus of biology, biennial "The International Di- 1972 and was granted emeritus versity. He joined the university are this year's recipients of Bowling Green State University Honorary rectory of Philosophy and Philo- status in 1995. faculty In 1969 and was granted Alumnus awards. They will be honored by the University's Alumni sophers." He also has served as Romans is one the University's emeritus status in 1994. Association at ■ special dinner Oct. 11.

UNITED COLORS OF BO UNITED COLORS OF BO GAMER'S PRESENTS O s Friday. October 11.1996 s Homecoming Merchandise Sales, 8 Union Foyer: 9:a.m. - 4: p.m. O Window Splash Judging, completed £ by Friday at 12:00 p.m. X Wild Video Dance Party, Grand Ballroom: 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. © Casual attire. Free. © c s z 3 o o lhaos Starts at 9:1 a n 2 o FREE T-SHIRTS TO FIRST 104 PE 8 S o s Homecoming 1996 Q Z^FREE GIVEAWAYS NX t BG5U. L \L M _ UNITED COLORS OF BO © UNITED COLORS OF BO [ Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 51 Hockey captains offer leadership Johnson is one of the Fry feels at home with CCHA's most talented Bowling Green hockey Blake Parkins Kristin Stadum The BC News The BC News This season the Bowling Green The Falcon hockey team Every afternoon University hockey team is a serious conten- kicks off the 1996 campaign student Curtis Fry laces up his der to Michigan's Central Colle- Friday when it hosts the skates for two to two and a half giate Hockey Association at the hours of practice. On weekends, national championship. One BGSU Ice Arena. he may spend up to nine hours player that will help determine Here Is a look at BG's playing two games not including BG's fate is senior co-captain early season schedule. All time on the road. Last year, the Mike Johnson. games begin at 7 p.m. team traveled as far as Alaska Johnson is a native of Toronto, for a three-game series with , and began skating at his Friday, Oct. 11 "shorter" trips to New York and parents' vacation cottage at age home vs. Toronto Minnesota in addition to regular two. He started playing organ- Saturday, Oct. 12 season play. ized hockey in a youth league at home vs. Ohio State (non- Last year, Bowling Green State age six. league) University's players skated out The right winger has come a Mike Johnson Friday, Oct. 18 to face teams such as the NCAA Curtis Fry long way from his parents' vaca- "I don't want my marks to slip home vs. Boston College Division I champion, the Univer- "I Just love hockey and playing tion cottage. Johnson is con- this year." Saturday, Oct. 19 sity of Michigan, and nationally the sport. When you get a chance sidered as one of the most tal- Johnson's academic prowess is home vs. Boston College acclaimed Michigan State and to play at a high level like this, ented players in the league, and a good addition to his leadership Friday, Oct. 25 Lake Superior State. The Univer- you leave home," he said. "It's no is expected to improve upon last qualities. The soft-spoken cap- at Lake Superior sity itself ranks seventh among big deal." season's 12 goal, 19 assist season. tain sets the standard for the rest Saturday, Oct. 26 Division I teams of all times. Fry's hometown of Hinton, in Johnson has strong ties to his of the team to follow. at Lake Superior Michigan produced the top Alberta, Canada, lies well north parents and claim that they have "I lead by example," said John- Friday, Nov. 1 four statistical leaders in the of western Montana, and even played an integral part in his son. "Curtis [Fry] is the more at Michigan State Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- with breaks in the hockey sched- success. vocal leader. I will say something Saturday, Nov. 2 ciation last season, and Fry man- ule, Fry seldom returns home. "I know it sounds cliche, but I If its necessary." home vs. Notre Dame aged to hold his own among these The drive takes days. guess my parents have been kind "I think that our leadership Friday, Nov. 8 players. He ranked fifth in the Unlike the time it takes to of my role models," said Johnson. styles are a little different, but home vs. Ferris State league, and as co-captain, he drive home. Fry quickly rose to 'They haven't pressured me into they complement each other." Saturday, Nov. 9 helped the Falcons to a victory the status of co-captain. A senior sports. They support me in eve- Although Johnson has no Indi- at Michigan over the Wolverines in one of now, Fry's teammates elected rything I da" vidual goals for himself in terms Friday, Nov. IS their three contests, merely an- him to the position his sophomore of stats, he wants to do lead his at Miami other notch in his belt. year. He's held it ever since. Johnson was impressed with team to a winning season in the Saturday, Nov. 16 Fry leads Bowling Green in "He leads by example. He's not Bowling Green as a high school CCHA and to the NCAA tourna- home vs. Michigan total points and started earning afraid to speak up. All the guys senior on a college visit. ment. Friday, Nov. 22 honors at the university level his like him," Fry's teammate, junior "Bowling Green had a good "I don't set goals for myself home vs. Notre Dame freshman year when he was se- Dave Faulkner said. combination of sports and aca- when It comes to statistics, but Saturday, Nov. 23 lected for the all-rookie team. "He's a good guy and a good demics," said Johnson, the Aca- home vs. Michigan State Fry's success on the ice eased his demic All-League Finance major. See (OHNSON, page twelve. decision to leave home. See FRY, page twelve. \ WELCOME BACK.- BG ALUMNI!

FMDRY sflTunnnv

10 pm - Close $1 Domestic Drafts During J Happy Hours ENJOY YOLK WEEKEND! Pago 6 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,1996 Bruhowski leads Falcon defensive front by example Scott Brown The BC News "Dave Bruhowski is Listen to what members of the why you coach Falcon football team are saying about senior defensive end Dave football." Bruhowski: "Dave Bruhowski Is definitely a leader on this team," said line- Paul Ferraro backer Kevin O'Neill. "The way defensive coordinator he carries himself on the field and In the classroom, he's the try to do that for this game. It's a ideal student-athlete." challenge that I put on myself "Dave Bruhowski is why you every game." coach football," Falcon defensive The Northville, Mich, native Is coordinator Paul Ferraro said. coming off his biggest game as a "He does it all. He's a great per- collegiate last week against Cen- son off the field, and on the field tral Michigan. He was credited he Is one of the most consistent, with 11 eight tackles - a career hard-working players we have." high - Including a sack for a loss However, you won't catch of 11 yards. Dave Bruhowski saying these Bruhowski is a big reason for things. the Falcons' defensive success Chances are, you'll find Dave this season, particularly against Bruhowski camped out In front the run. of a television set, studying film "He's a great person for the of the Falcons' next opponent. younger guys to model them- "I've always wanted to play at selves after," O'Neill said. a level that I thought I was capa- "Without him and the rest of the ble of," Bruhowski said as the guys on the defensive line, I don't Falcons prepare for this week's think the linebackers would be game against Kent. having the kind of year they've "For each game, everyone has been having." to step it up a little bit and I just See BRUHOWSKI, page fifteen. «Mrt*VVVVV¥*VVV1rtVVV***VM«MOftrVWV^ North South 1091 N.Main 996 S Mam 9^^m 352-2430 352 0534 [CONVENIENCE MART 1 Greenwood Centre OUEKWOOO CCNTHG l«0t C WDMM> It 3U-M4S 1602 E Wooster 352-3443 DGSU AND GRCCK Proud Sponsor of the MCftCHANDISC 1996 Homecoming Game T-5hirts __ Gift Wrap Sweatshirts Greeting Cords At The Win a Trip for 2 to the Also win a Hots Totes LAS VEGAS BOWL $100 gift Sewn on, embroidered ond silk screening letters (Register in the first guarter) certificate Game Airfare a Hotel included Best Quality, Best Prices, Best Service V A GRAND OPENING TODAY! inside Greenwood Centre Collegiate Connection dentoav 531 Ridge Street Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 ,ecju\ar *»•* S#^"««—' (419)352-8333 Mon. - Thurs. 10-8 Fri. 10-6 Sat. 10-5:30 Sun 12-5 .SUBUJaY" f Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 7J Everhart's play-making potential crucial for BG Scott Brown The BC News "Tony is having his best year, but I don't Big plays are Tony F.verhart's think you've seen him have his best game specialty. The senior cornerback has yet." made quite a few of them over the course of his career. After Paul Ferraro Intercepting a conference-high five passes in his sophomore defensive coordinator season of 1994, Everhart has con- tinued his playmaking ability Two years ago, Everhart had a ing up passing yardage - the Fal- Into his senior season. career-high 47 tackles to go along cons are currently ninth in the Already this season, Everhart with his five interceptions. Only conference - Everhart is having has recovered two fumbles and a sophomore, he was considered a career year and only expects to blocked a field-goal attempt. one of the bright young stars on a get better, as an individual and as Everhart returned one of the team that finished 9-2. a team. fumbles for a touchdown against However, 1995 was a different "To give up 400-some yards in Central Michigan. story for Everhart and the Fal- the air U kinda crazy," he said. "I didn't really enjoy it at the cons as a whole. Everhart started "We'd rather have a sloppy win moment, but as I look back it's the first four games but only than a devastating loss. We just something," Everhart said this played in four of the final seven have to go back to the drawing week as the Falcons prepare for games. board and get back to basics." Kent. "It's like, Wow, I scored!' I "I got off to a good start, and I Many of Everhart's tackles was happy that It changed the just started letting nagging injur- have come against the rush, momentum of the game." ies get to me," Everhart said. "I where he has played a big role in Changing momentum is one of had a lot of problems outside of the Falcons' top-rated rush de- the important aspects of Ever- football get to me. I couldn't deal fense. hart's position, and he has per- with the adversity, I guess. "He's supporting the run as formed admirably in his senior "Now that I'm mature I've got well as anybody I've ever season. a lot of people behind me on the coached," Ferraro said. "He "Tony is another player who team helping me through from plays hard and it seems like he's you love to have on your team," game to game. It's not a chore to having fun this year." defensive coordinator Paul Fer- me. It's something that I want to raro said. "He's playing really do day-ln and day-out." Ferraro sale he expects Ever- well right now, even if his num- The Middletown native Is third hart to only get better. bers aren't what they were a few on the team with 30 tackles. De- years ago." spite the team's penchant for giv- See EVERHART, page fourteen. GRADUATE ik c I NDKRGRADUATK 10% OFF Quality Steins STUDENTS ANY & Collectibles NEON 133 E. Wooster Si. • Bowling Green, OH Accepted at all Applications w/coupon. Exp 10/31/96 (419)353-6847 Campus Dining Available At Any Dining ^ • DIE CAST • Trucks Centers \ And Selected DON'T ' Cashier Bud Fioo Inflatable • Semis • Cars • Planes Location or $ Vending CARRY I2"lb w/coupon • And More! Locations Room 100 -01- CASH Centrex 20*/. OFF Beer Related Advertising Sign-up for a Any Inflatable :»~ In Stock E»p 10/31/96. V m Mirrors • Lighted Signs BiG x; k\ FREE POSTER • Banners • Posters • Tap Knobs Charge s Good for 1 Free Poster • Inflatables • Tin Signs • & More! N Exp_ 10/31/96 S N Y Also Select *BiG Charge Hotline:(419) 372-7933 %" OFF DIE"»" CAST" V Pi/itlusi our $25 w/couoon Exji 10/31/96 Antiques c SE Monday - Thursday 3:30 - 8 p.m. [ Page 8 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,19961

Weekend Home Athletic Events

FOOTBALL vs. Kent Perry Stadium lp.m.

HOCKEY vs. Toronto (Friday) Ohio State (Saturday) Ice Arena 7 p.m.

VOLLEYBALL vs. Western Michigan (Friday) 7 p.m. Ball State (Saturday) 4 p.m.

Go Falcons! 1?" '> The Falcons will look lo continue their recent Homecoming football suc- ces» Saturday against Kent Above, quarterback Bob Niemet goes udder center. Left, leading rusher Court- ney Davis dives for some yardage last week against Toledo. Right, Eric Starka attempts to make a catch against the Rockets. BG News Photos by Illdekl Kobayashl Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 9 75 Years of Homecoming 1922 -- BG 6, Toledo 6 1959 -- BG 34, Western Michigan 0 1923 -- BG 10, Ashland 0 1960 -- BG 28, Kent State 0 1924 -- Defiance 15, BG 0 1961 -- BG 17, Toledo 6 1925 -- BG 6, Bluffton 0 1962 -- BG 45, Kent State 6 1926 -- BG 30, Defiance 7 1963 -- BG 16, Western Michigan 7 1927 -- Bluffton 12, BG 6 1964 -- BG 41, Kent State 0 1928 -- BG 12, Defiance 12 1965 -- BG 21, Toledo 14 1929 -- BG 15, Bluffton 0 1966 -- Kent State 35, BG 12 1930 -- BG 0, Toledo 0 1967--Toledo 33, BG0 1931 -- BG 6, Findlay 6 1968 -- BG 30, Kent State 7 1932 -- BG 12, Toledo 6 1969 -- BG 3, Miami 0 1933 -- BG 0, Toledo 6 1970 ~ BG 44, Kent State 0 1934 -- Toledo 22, BG 0 1971 -- BG 33, Miami 7 1935 -- Marietta 31, BG 0 1972 -- BG 46, Marshall 7 1936 -- BG 7, Ohio Northern 7 1973--Miami 31, BG 8 1937 -- Wittenberg 12, BG 0 1974 -- Ohio 33, BG 22 1938 -- Kent State 7, BG 3 1975 -- Miami 20, BG 17 1939 -- BG 26, Otterbein 6 1976 -- BG 17, Kent State 13 1940 -- BG 15, Michigan Normal 0 1977 -- Miami 33, BG 13 1941 -- BG 39, Heidelberg 6 1978 - Central Michigan 38, BG 7 1942 -- Kent State 7, BG 0 1979--Miami 21, BG 3 1943 -- BG 24, Alma 0 1980 ~ BG 24, Kent State 3 1944 -- BG 41, Ohio Wesleyan 0 1981--BG 38, Toledo 0 1945 -- BG 26, Case 7 1982 -- BG 20, Northern Illinois, 18 1946 -- BG 14, Oberlin 0 1983 ~ Toledo 6, BG 3 1947 -- BG 21, Kent State 18 1984 - BG 34, Western Michigan 7 1948 - BG 33, Baldwin Wallace 28 1985 -- BG 26, Kent State 14 1949 -- BG 27, Kent State 6 1986 - BG 24, Eastern Michigan 10 1950 -- BG 34, Baldwin Wallace 34 1987 -- Western Michigan 34, BG 27 1951 -- BG 27, Kent State 27 1988--BG 42, Ohio 0 1952 -- BG 27, Baldwin Wallace 19 1989 -- BG 27, Toledo 23 1953 -- Kent State 41, BG 7 1990 -- BG 10, Ohio 0 1954 -- BG 13, Baldwin Wallace 0 1991--BG 24, Toledo 21 1955--BG 39, Toledo 0 1992 --BG 31, Ohio 14 1956 -- BG 34, Marshall 12 1993 -- BG 17, Toledo 10 1957 -- BG 14, Western Michigan 14 1994 ~ BG 32, Ohio 0 1958 -- Kent State 8, BG 7 1995--Toledo 36, BG 16

All-time Homecoming record: 44-20-10 (462) Bowling Green has compiled a 9-2-1 record In the past 12 Home- coming games. The Falcons have an 11-S record against Kent on Homecoming day, Including wins in the last five meetings by a com- bined score of 141-37. Page 10 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,19961 Soccer team's Klein strives for improvement JlmTocco And he has earned the acco- such great players so early is just up to the forward position this The BC News lades despite starting the season a tribute to him," Mahler said. year In order to get him more with an injured knee. scoring opportunities. Steve Klein, the senior forward Despite forever engraving his Klein visited BG in 1992, and from Nashville, Tain., the Falcon "And hell be in the running for name into a long history of BG soccer team's leading scorer, can All-America this year," head knew that it was the University coach Mel Mahler said. Mahler soccer, Klein remains modest he wanted to attend. get better. about the accomplishment. "There's always room for im- has been highly complimentary of the team Iri-captain. "I met the players that were provement," Klein said. "That's "It means a good deal to me," already on the team, and it's Just the way I look at it." Klein said. "But it's not as much a really close-knit group of guys "I think he's playing the best having the record, but it's the ef- here as well as a real good team." Improvement? Last year Klein soccer he's played since he's Good team Indeed. That team been here," he continued. "He's a fect that it's had on our success was All-MAC, All-Mideast and as a team. So if I'm getting those advanced to the NCAA tourna- All-Ohio In BG's three tourna- guy that has created havoc on the kinds of assists, it means that ments earlier this season, Klein field. They've been double- ment. captured tournament MVP in the teaming him, triple-teaming him, we're scoring goals. It also means that we're scoring goals. "I Just kind of grew around the first two and graced the all- and he still can run by people and It also means that I've got great sport," Klein said. "I've just been tournament team all three times. create chances for us"." players scoring for me. Getting playing my whole life. assists is the easy part; you've "I want to try and play some- He won Mid-American Confer- Earlier this season, Klein Just got to get the ball to the peo- where ... I've just got to wait and ence Player of the Week in early passed Brian Ferguson to be- ple that can score." see If any opportunities arise, but September. He has been directly come BG's all-time assists that's my goal." involved with 10 of BG's 14 goals leader. "He's so unselfish that we wish Steve Klein this season, and leads the team In he would take more shots," Mah- And don't talk to Steve Klein virtually every category. •To him on the list with ler said. The coach moved Klein about goals. Hilton adjusting to leadership role William Smdamn her own way. Instead of being the Good volleyball would be put- for the team to do well." The BC News team's voice, Hilton sets an ex- ting It mildly. Through the So far the Falcons' inconsis- ample through her play on the Toledo match, Hilton has poun- tency has seemed to be a direct Last season, six seniors played court. ded 296 kills, the most In the result of their inexpierlence. their final season at Bowling "I think they look to me as a MAC According to Van De However, Hilton feels the Green. That means six freshman leader," Hilton said. "But I think Walle, the second best in MAC is freshmen are coming along well, are playing their first season this there are other people they can 193. She also is a very efficient and the Falcons' inconsistency is year. Inevitably, that makes 1996 look to as a leader. I think I'm hitter, killing .295 of her at- team wide. a rebuilding year for the Falcons. more of a leader In actions, but tempts. "I think they (the freshmen) That leaves Bowling Green's there are other people who are Despite the gaudy statistics, are doing a nice job,"Hilton said. two seniors in a difficult position. motivational leaders, like Wendy Hilton still accepts her share of "We cant say that It is just the It is up to BG's few upperclass- Watkins." the blame for the Falcons' incon- Freshmen or just the newcomers, men, namely Lori Hilton, Shane "Lori is a quiet leader," said sistent play. because It is the whole team In Crumley and Wendy Watkins, to BG head coach Denise Van De "I'm glad that I'm playing well general that needs to pick it up." guide along the newcomers. Walle. "She's not the rah-rah type at times," Hilton said. "But there No matter how this season While Crumley and Watkins of leader. That's just not her. She are still times that I think I can ends, Hilton has had a strong vol- are the team's co-captains, senior just quietly plays good volley- play better than I have been. I Lort Hilton middle hitter Lori Hilton leads in ball." think I have to play well in order See HILTON, page twelve.

110 W. Poe Rd. Right behind Rally's CHECK OUT OUR Hours Mon. -Sat. 7 am- 10 pm LARGE SELECTION DESIGN OF BGSU SPORTSWEAR! Family Restaurant YOUR "DcOM-u 3W SUfU Cfknf OWN: BGSU Student Owned & Operated! :Sm. Sub, fries, & a 20 oz. Pop •Sweatshirts TO. S CAMPUS CORNER 900 E.WOOSTER ST. ONLY •T-shirts ; Nol valid with any other offer $5 •Hats (NEXT TO CAFE SHADEAU) • MCINTYRE'S Restaurant 353-1890 exp. 12/31/96 • Boxers 352-3365 ;ANY DELIVERY! WE OFFER: 500rO FF : Not valid w/ any other offer •Custom Embroidery i MCINTYRE'S Restaurant 353-1890 exp. 12/31/96 •One Day Service On Sewn On Letters Free Deliver}!!! Iree Delivery!! SERVING BOWLING GREEN SINCE 1952 353-1890 S3 mill, order 353-IS90 Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 11

Dave Bruhowskl Keylan Catea Courtney Davli Tony Everhart Shawn George Senior FOOTBALL Players

David Fan-all Steve Hartley

JoeMazzone Steve Sheets Damon Smith Eric Slarks GO FALCONS Total 353-3411 Sport Fraternities Source Sororities 1045 N. Main Bowling Green, OH Intramural Teams "Blast Kent State!" Imprinted Sportswear Fundraisers Winthrop Terrace Apts. Baseball * Softball * Volleyball * Officials 400 Napoleon Rd. Equipment * Hockey * Basketball * Football Groups Bocce * Disc Golf 352-9135 [ Page 12 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,19961 HILTON JOHNSON Continued from page ten. division three. Highland High, in Continued from page five. Johnson cites defense as a the motivation we need," John- Centerburg, Ohio. Besides earn- major determiner in the success son said. "We always want to do Icyball career here at BG. By the ing three letters in volleyball. we always want to do well in the of the Falcons. well against teams from Can- end of this year, Hilton will have Hilton also lettered three years CCHA and make It to the NCAA, "Our focus on entire team de- ada." earned four letters. Currently, in basketball, and four years in said Johnson." fense will help us win games," she has 967 career kills, 361 ca- track as a high jumper, in bas- The senior is confident is this said Johnson. "Todd [Kelman] reer digs, and 391 career blocks. ketball, and four years in track as Upon graduation, Johnson team's ability to compete with and Matt [Eldred] will come hopes to pursue a hockey career Hilton needs just one more block a high jumper. powerhouses like Michigan and through big this year." to eclipse Nicky Mudrak's fourth somewhere in the professional Lake Superior. Friday the Falcons open the ranks. Johnson eventually wants best career block total. While at Highland, Hilton was "When we play well, we can season hosting Toronto. Johnson to work in the business aspect of Hilton Is what could be called a an All-Ohio honorable mention in beat any team in the league," said that hosting a team from his a professional sports franchise in true product of Bowling Green 1991 and a first team All-Mid- Johnson said. "When we don't hometown had no added incen- the front office. He said that he volleyball. She was redshirted Ohio Athletic Conference hon- play well, we can get beat by any tive or motivation to win. would have no problem living In her freshman year. During that oree. She compiled 270 kills, and team in the league." "Being the home opener is all Canada or the United States. year. Van De Walle trained her to 163 blocks over her high school be the player she has become. career. "I was asked to Join in the sev- FRY Off the court, Hilton is an ele- enth grade," said Hilton. "I never Continued from page five. mates and the team constitutes a common love of the sport eases played club, which a lot of divi- mentary education. major, and majority of his friends. his Job. sion one athletes came out of. I will look to find a Job teaching player and his teammates voted Helping the eight new players "We see each other every was redshirted my freshman after graduation. for him," hockey head coach who joined the team to adapt also single day. We have something In year and coach has trained me to Buddy Powers said. "It says a lot falls within Fry's realm. Al- common. We all want to excel at be the player I am now." "I'll look for a teaching job, when your peers vote for you." though they bring experience that," Fry said. Hilton was a three sport star at, which could take me anywhere," Fry's dedication to these peers from Junior leagues, this will be Powers said that Fry's hard Hilton said. "I'd like to stay in the does not stop when practice ends. the first time they have played at work also plays a role In motivat- Toledo area, if possible." He lives with two of his team- this level. Fry claims that their ing the team.

@ 04*^$*?+- 0my&f*- e+^f*?*- BOSU UIOMCH S HOCHCV CLUB BOSU WOMCN S HOCHCV CLUB Sb VS. VS. EXCELLENT BRAIN FOOD! -.f MICHIGAN WINDSOR fridou. October II. 1996 SoturdOLi. October 12. 1996 ■ 11:30 pro ot ihe ke Rreno 11:50 pm ot Ihe Ice Rreno

Howard's Club|-| \ \ In my book, SsunB's, my favorite BG restaurant, 210 N Main deserves star billing. It's Ihe What is HOMECOMING best place to eat between Toledo & Columbus ^^ 'without a stop at M@W&B®§?r Th* r..frJ.. Hladf *nM,

* the BEST sandwiches in town i DELIVERED right to your door! f 146 North Main Bowling Green

Any Sandwich and iNew Hours: w/auy Go *"M Hon.-Sat. ! Falcons! 7S5!7u.-Bi.ii99< O^Halr & Tanning Salons °" Sunday _ 832 S. Main i§£JlUL-S|Li. SSL., 352-9763 TANNING... EXP. 10/18/96 i IEXP. 10/18/961 20 visits for $25 PERM SALE ONLY 832.49 f Check out our deals! [ Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 13 Falcons' Davis is having fun his senior season Scott Brown The BC News Don't let his cool demeanor fool you: Courtney Davis is having fun again. The senior tailback and co- captain can't understate the dif- ference between this season and last season, when the Falcon football team bickered and ran- ted its way to a 5-6 record. 1996 is an entirely different story. The Falcons are off to a promising start, the team is com- ing together and Davis is enjoy- ing himself. "It's fun again," Davis said. "We're working harder, but it's still fun." Davis certainly has had fun this year, rushing for over 100 yards three times through five games. The Temple game, where he had a career high 119 yards, was a game of emergence for the rec- reation major from Fort Wayne, Ind. He has earned three varsity letters, but has been oversha- dowed throughout his career by See DAVIS, page fourteen.

Toby's Party Oasis 1 HOUR PHOTO (State Liquor Agency) 1070 N. Main, 353-1551 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon- Sat. Fine wines Beer "meeting all Spirits Pop your Mixes Parly Supplies party need*!' Instant and Super lotto sales Clip thin Coupon For MEMO: 'Wings Bonus Savings! To: COOT Alumni - COUPON- - i RE: 'Wtkomt'Bacti. On the 2nd Set Of Prints ONLY 99^ Remember how co-op gave you an "Wind Bring In Any Size Roll Of Color Print Rim For Processing edge in the job market? Were you We carry single.dual, t\ among the 8,078 whose earnings quad line kites, air toys, And Receive A end Set Of Prints For Only 99« totaled over 026 million? Are you winsocks & decorative Good tor 1 Hour Photo Only flags With This Coupon now in a position to help other Coupon mutt accompany Incoming BGSU students? We custom make flags, ardor and cannot ba combmad wtoi any oiw onai. banners, and feathers. Limit 1 io> par cuatomar. Placa coupon m anvalopa at Bma of Hire a Co-op — Wt offer kite flying demonstrations dropoff. Continue tiie Tradition!! Eiplraa 11/11/96 We can repair your old kites. Cooperative Education Program 310 Saddlemire Student Services BkJg. 126 W. WoosterSt. Ph. 419/372-2451 Fax 419/372-2805 ph: 352-KITE(5483) www.bgsu.edu/offices/coop [email protected] PR Ss*-! M-F3-8 Open Won. Sot 9-9; Sun. 10-8 Sat 11-5 \ 180 S. Moln St.. Bouillnq Green | Pago 14 HOMECOMING Friday, October 11,1996 DAVIS Continued from page thirteen. slot, he has gained 169 yards Davis' name creeping up the ca- "I've always been a quiet Kick returning was new to already this season - 70 percent reer all-purpose yardage list at type," Davis said. "I guess I'm Davis a season ago. He led the such other Falcon players as of the Falcons' total - in addition Bowling Green. He is currently talking a little more this year be- team in both kickoff and punt re- Ronnie Redd and Keylan Cates. to returning punts and kickoffs. seventh, and will probably keep cause I'm a captain and I'm a turns, but didn't perform to the moving up throughout the year. senior. I saw what happened last level that the coaches had hoped. But this year, Davis is "the Nevertheless, it's been some- year with the team, and this year man." Starting at the tailback what surprising this year to see "I don't worry about who is the the senior class as a whole got "I don't know if Courtney was man or anything like that," Davis together and decided to step up totally into It," Blackney ex- said, momentarily flashing a as a whole and make sure every- plained. "We needed him to do it, smile. "I'm Just satisfied with thing is going right and smooth. but I'm sure if he necessarily had pisnNeiio's getting wins and doing what I that strong desire to do it. He did Opun Weekdays at 4 p m Open at lunch Fn. Sat 4 Sun have to do to get one, whether it's "Hopefull we won't have as bad because he had to do it, and this 203 N. MAIN, B.G. 352-5166 running the ball or receiving the a season this year as we did last year I think he made up his mind ball. Just getting things done and year. We need to get this stuff that he was going to do it." getting a W at the end of the changed around." Pizza Speciale...3.00 5.00 6.75 8.50 10.25 game, that's what I'm more wor- Davis is into it this year, aver- ried about." One of Davis' most fervent aging nearly 10 yards per punt supporters is coach Gary Black- return and nearly 20 per kickoff • EAST COAST GARLIC (Garlic Saucew/Mozz. & Davis is especially dedicated to ney, who thought enough of the return, both near the MAC lead. Parm. Ch., Tomaloes and Red On.) the win column after the debacle tailback to make him a captain • 0M_ifORNia WHITE (A Great While Sauce and that was the 1995 season. Even this season. "The whole season last year Mozzarella Cheese, "Includes more so than the record might was so bad," he said. "I might any Two Items: Broccoli, indicate, the Falcons suffered "He's been great for us," have been looking down a lot. I'm Mushrooms, Bacon, much internal strife throughout Blackney said. "He's always more upbeat this year ... I'll do Cheddar, Chicken, Almonds) the course of the season. been one of those players that whatever I can for the team try- • WOXhicfgn -Pizza (Low Fat with Mozzarella. Cheddar and Onions) you're proud to have in your pro- ing to get wins." Reversing that in 1996 has • Stuffed Crust Pizza (W/ Mozz. Ch.) gram because he always goes to been the goal of Davis and the school, he goes to study table ... And he'll have fun doing it as rest of the seniors. he meets all his obligations." well. Additional Items....ea .25 .50 .75 1.00 1.25 EVERHART Continued from page to score again," he smiled en- lineman makes a mistake, the thusiastically - but realizes that linebacker Is there to cover for Good Luck Falcons "Tony is having his best year, in his position he has a lot of them. If a linebacker makes a but I don't think you've seen him other responsibilities to worry mistake, we're there to help them at Homecoming! have his best game yet," Ferraro about first. out. said. "He's been working hard at it and he's in great condition." "Defensive back Is the focal "It will be nice to see when we point of the defense," he said. hit on all cylinders and click Everhart looks forward to "You make a mistake, it's a together as a whole team. It making big plays - "I can't wait touchdown. But If a defensive would be phenomenal." Read the ^LPWANTEPt) BACK PAGES Every Friday, Or we Won't Be Responsible BGSU Students Receive a 10% Discount Off Services For What AGAIN! ""'•'DC? For All Your Automotive Needs H4r Offtr. Happens • brakes • tune up We're now hiring BGSU flexible Work Schedules • exhausT . diagnostic students to work lunches Merit Increases • tires • lube, oil. & filter Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11 .-00 am - 3:00 pm. I.ongevity Raise* • batteries Advancement FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAILABLE Ailvunctment Opportunity >. Hours of Operation: MON-FRI 7:00 AM to 6:30 PM, Student Managers SAT 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM Student Supervisors 275 S. Main St. Bowling Green Student Cooks Conuict lht Dining Ccntrr u/yuur choice OININO 419 • 353 • 3060 jjVrCH All Major Credit Cards Accepted 372-2563 372-2781 fip WE EMPLOY TECHNICIANS CERTIFIED BY ASE 372-2825 .172-2771 4/24 WARRANTY 24/24 WARRANTY 24/24 WARRANTY 24/24 WARRA Friday, October 11,1996 HOMECOMING Page 15 I BRUHOWSKI ural position, and he has wel- also one of the teams' most gifted MAC and BGSU Student-Athlete studying his opponent and work- Continued from page six. comed the switch back this year. scholars. The English major cur- Advisory Committees. ing on his game," Ferraro said. Bruhowski has started every rently has a 3.71 GPA and has He said his study habits in the "Right now he's making things game this season at defensive "I feel more comfortable at de- happen on our defensive line and fensive end," he said. "There's earned a spot on the first-team classroom match his on the play- end after starting 13 games over Academic All-MAC squad two ing field. he's playing his best football, and the past two seasons at nose more reads involved and there's that Is all we ask out of our a different responsibility. I think years in a row. "He might not be our most tal- guard. He Is one of only three He Is also a member of both the ented lineman, but he's always seniors." fifth-year seniors who has been I can do better at defensive end with Bowling Green all five playing more of a technician." seasons. The technician aspect of the Defensive end is his more nat- position fits Bruhowski, who Is In Rain, Sleet, or Snow The B.G. News Homecoming Is There For You Welcome BGSU

Saturday October 12th Alumni, Tailgate Party BGSU Homecoming vs. Kent Parents, and Bar Opens at 9am Breakfast Buffet & Bloody Marys/ Screwdrivers $1 until game time Fans. campus Stop in at Packages Quarters■■' carry-out Plus...while you're in town for Sports Bar and Grill the game. We're conveniently .Home of the located close to campus and cheap 22 oz. draft any time, any day filled with cards, gifts, Open DAILY 11:00 am 2:30am happy hour 11-9 balloons, candy and more. Mondays: 25* drafts 5-9pm 10< wings 9-12am FREE GIFT WRAPPING Tuesdays: Greek Night Wednesdays: ALWAYS... Import Night - all Imports $1.7$ Thursdays: Ladies Night - half price drinks 6-9pm 0ij rt,# A*\&* JB Fridays: V&V 25< drafts 5-9pm $2 cover; Packages plus... *£»»&% Karaoke 9:30-1:30am Saturdays: Cards and Gifts^nd more 352-1693 Margaritas $1.00 Long Islands $2.00 Sundays: Hours: M-F 10-8 Sat 10-6 Sun 12-5 Steak-a-eggs$6.49 11-4pm Bloody Marys $1.00 11 -4pm 50* shots l-9pm buy one appetizer, get second hah* oft* WELCOME ALUMNI See Us For Your BGSU Homecoming Souvenirs

v 1 ** iiH tf x i

&

& If*r i i '-i IF* \ 1 «• ZU' TlfiSWF&t

6 i t * T-Shirts • Sweatshirts • Kids' Clothing • Shorts • Mugs • Glassware Jackets • Pennants • Stadium Blankets • Stadium Seat Cushions Baseball Caps • Decals • Much More BGSU Merchandise! University Bookstore CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON CAMPUS • MAIN FLOOR STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING Open Homecoming 9:00-5:30 Regular Hours: 8:00 - 6:00 Mon. - Thu.; 8:00 - 5:00 Friday; 9:00 - 5:00 Saturday

University Bookstore

BEAT KENT! ■"■. -n r\ r\T\ n.