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.partly *J-»-7- BG News Ptaotos/SCOTT FAUBER s © Left: Junk lies on a plot of land, part of a cloudy proposed restoration project near the Technology Building. EARTH Below: A pond next to the Technology ftigh: 58 WEEK Building, also part of the project. IHow: 37 jpinion 2 lei The News demands a I ( spring concert explanation from 14 UAO.

■ Jena Lorbach defends the current Off-Campus Student Center. world and nation 4 students, faculty restore nature ■ Serbs close the Alban- Environmental Studies proposes preservation of 150 acres of University land ian border as NATO currently leased to local farmers. include plots for organic garden- attacks targets in Novi By TONY CAVALLARIO "Basically we're trying to get ing, composting and a nursery. Sad. Serbia's second- The 11(, News a picture of what this landscape The proposal for the land was largest city. Environmental studies stu- was like before man altered it," created when a four-acre wood- dents and faculty have banded said Craig Wittig, BGSU recy- lot was reo'scovered north of together to reclaim University- cling coordinator and environ- Poe Road in the fall of 1997. owned woodland. mental studies instructor. "The woodlot was filled with I The Supreme Court The goal of the student's pro- The rest of the land will be wood palettes, cans, bottles, pic- upholds anti-smut law. posed project is to expand the used as experimental organic nic tables. It was a mess. I campus by 150 acres in the area farmland, a composting area (for thought to myself this is a pretty north of Forrest Creason Golf Dining Services waste), a plant nice space, but some pretty irre- Course off Poe Road. and tree nursery and four acres sponsible management," Wittig sports 8 The 120 acres of University of surrounding forest. said. land that extends from Mercer The main project will be Simultaneously, students Rd. to 1-75 will be restored to a implemented in increments, but from an ENVS 301 class (taught i The BG baseball team prairie-wetland ecosystem — a soon students will be working by instructor Steve Steel) loses pair of games to type of natural area that once on a pilot section of the woodlot. That 10-acre starting area will Kent, but holds onto existed in this area. The land is • See WOODLOT, page seven. first place in MAC east division. Teaching Middleton to leave for Maryland assistants I Men's track finishes leges, Gradu- gram and the work Middleton will leave BGSU with many By BRANDI BARHITE ate College has been doing at this universi- great memories. One of his fourth in Kalamazoo. The HC Sews study and Firelands ty" favorite is the picnic after the In less than two months, the College. His Veronica Gold, faculty senate presidential installment in responsibili- chairwoman, has worked with conflict ndex University vice president for August 1996. academic affairs will be moving ties have Middleton on several occasions "It was a new time and it was By MELISSA NAYMIK south. included and said he has contributed w^ji! iiur i 2 The BG News Charles Middleton has been supervising greatly to the University in his exciting to be here," he said. "I Page Three 3 appointed the vice chancellor 670 full-time time here. had only been here two months, Conflicts arising between World and Nation 4 for academic affairs for the Uni- Middleton faculty and "He has a reputation for but it was then that I realized undergraduate students and managing a Sports 8 versity System of Maryland being a high-energy person who that BGSU was a wonderful graduate teaching assistants $112 million academic budget. is committed to faculty and stu- (TAs) are becoming less tolerat- Sports Agate 9 (USM). The appointment is place to be." effective June 1. "In a short period of time he dents," Gold said. ed at the University. has made a major contribution Middleton received his bach- Along with his new position Gold said he has been espe- Two years ago, Dawn Hei- to Bowling Green's progress," will come several new responsi- cially helpful to the Senate in elor's degree from Florida State necken, American Culture Stud- said University President Sid- bilities. USM is the 12th largest determining institutional poli- University in 1965. He went on ies graduate assistant, and Joyce hat? ney Ribeau. university system in the nation cies and harassment policies. He to receive both a master's and Eastlund Gromko, associate Middleton said during his and is comprised of 13 universi- has also been influential in dean of the graduate college, "Basically we're try- three years at BGSU he has doctoral degree in history from ties and colleges. Each college improving salaries and increas- conducted a study of 15 TAs to made it his priority to develop Duke University in 1967 and ing to get a picture has a provost, whom Middleton ing the number of full-time fac- evaluate their teaching experi- of what this land- academic programs, enhance ulty members, she said. 1969. ences on campus. will oversee. enrollment and create a learning "This is a really great profes- "He has a lot of responsibili- Before coming to BGSU, he "There arc a lot of problems," scape was like community. Heinecken said. "Many of the sional opportunity for me," ty, but he keeps the University was the dean at the University Ribeau said he has mixed problems occur in classes that before man altered Middleton said. "I will be work- moving forward," she said. of Colorado. During his time at emotions about Middleton's Middleton said he was not discuss controversial topics, it." ing with 13 provosts, which is appointment, primarily because BGSU, he also served as a pro- looking to leave BGSU when such as women's s'jdies and exciting to me." fessor of l.istory. the University is losing a talem USM contacted him and asked ethnic studies." In his new position, Middle- ed man. Craig Wittig him to visit the campus. Despite his excitement over Over the lour years Heineck- ton will also be dealing with the "It is a wonderful opportuni- BGSU recycling coordina- "I was very content here, his new job, Middleton said he en has been at the University, complex issues of higher educa- ty for him and adds to his she has not had any problems, tor and environmental stud- there was nothing negative," he will miss BGSU, especially the tion, which include issues of already impressive academic but said some conflicts arising in ies instructor, speaking of said. "I was just minding my technology and faculty/student credentials," Ribeau said. "That people. a women's studies course have plans lor a restoration project own business when they con- on University-owned land. relationships, challenges which a system as prestigious as Mary- "I am also going to miss the gone to judicial affairs. he is looking forward to. tacted me. If this would not land's sought him for this key challenges of the job and work- "The subject matter triggers In his three years at BGSU, have come up I would have position is a compliment to both ing with the people to make tronica Middleton has guided the Uni- Bowling Green's academic pro- been content to stay here." versity's six undergraduate col- In fact, Middleton said he BGSU a better place," he said. • See BEHAVIOR, page seven. Check out: www.bgnews. Lockhart to speak at A&S graduation com been asked," said Diane Regan, According to Regan, Arts and manner. The topic of Lockhart's ByJEFFARNETT News, web extras and a executive assistant in the College Sciences had initially pursued an speech is as of yet unknown, but The BG News of Arts and Sciences. "I suspect alumni to speak. They were not Regan said his speech should be whole lot more. able to make it, so the college interesting. White House press secretary political figures get asked a lot, looked for other candidates. "He's got a lot of ideas float- Joseph Lockhart will address the but not the people who work for Want to get in touch? Lockhart was suggested and ing around in his head," Regan University's College of Arts and them." Regan said Lockhart was approved. Linda Dobb, dean of said. "I think he's going to reflect Sciences' graduates during com- bgnews@listproc. the library and person in charge experiences he's had and that he mencement ceremonies May 8. booked mostly because of his of commencement, said the hopes students will relate to." bgsu.edu Lockhart, who is widely connections to the University. Lockhart is brother-in-law to opportunity was too good to Regan and Dobb also noted known as the replacement for Your direct line to your psychology department chair- pass up. that Lockhart will not be given former White House press secre- newspaper man William Balzer. Regan "Arts and Sciences, they really any kind of honorarium or pay tary Mike McCurry, also worked trv to bring in nationally known for the speech, other than trans- on all Democratic presidential remarked at how friendly Lock- speakers," Dobb said. "[To get portation costs. Regan said his Or call us: campaigns in the 80s. In addition hart and the White House has Lockhart) is really nice." job forbids him to accept money to his political work, Lockhart been toward her in the process of setting up the speech. Regan said Lockhart will for speaking engagements. Dobb has worked for CNN, SKY Tele- Photo Provided 372-6966 work off notecards, not a pre- said graduation speakers are vision News in London, and "I wasn't expecting to feel so pared speech, and he is highly ABC News. at ease," Regan said. "It's been White House press secretary very nice working with them." experienced in speaking in that "He's very pleased to have • See SPEAKER, page seven. Joe Lockhart. I page 2 The BG News Tuesday, April 20, 1999 The BG News

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210 West HaU Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Leave Off-Campus Student Center alone Tod McCloskey Seott Zimmer You know how I love the to be a mystery to the powers someone cared ... once. Sports Editor Graphics Editor Hazel H. Smith Off-Campus Stu- that be. They insist that we're Our speakers told us that by dent Center. I've told you about being moved into the new union moving us into the new union, Tony Cavallario it before, the little place that used as a gesture showing how they were trying to make us Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller to be a dairy barn (way back important the off-campus stu- Web Editor more a part of the University when BGSU had an agricultural dents are to this campus. Ha. community, by placing us right program), but that we have since Ha. Ha. Melissa Naymik there in the middle of it all. I'd Amyjo L. Brown turned into this wonderful place As one of the men in charge Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter to socialize and work, among (who couldn't be at the meeting) just like to say that that is the other things. told us, "Currently, you occupy biggest load of B.S. I've ever And yet they (the powers that the basement of one of the oldest heard. The whole thing is about be) are trying to take it away buildings on campus. What politics. One commuter said that editorial from us. They just don't get it. them for coming, but we were docs this say about your impor- this was just all some big dream And maybe they can't, because still unsatisfied. We felt like little tance?" At the same time, we're of Ribeau's, one that is without Last week, The News applauded the valiant efforts of UAO in they're not students and they kids who were asking questions being told that we're being relo- logic to at least of few of the trying to put together a spring concert. don't utilize the student facili- about an uncomfortable subject cated to the new union because smaller communities that it's Now, it appears as if we may have spoken too soon. ties. and were therefore receiving we are so important to them and affecting. If we are happy where The allegations made by Jamie Kitman, They Might Be Giants' Remember the slogan I told vague answers that in some they want us to know that? Our we are, why can't we stay? Who manager, are serious. If true, they show a pattern of poor manage- cases I couldn't consider answers you about last time? This place importance is not so much in cares if we're in what used to be ment and sloppy business. is our "home away from home?" at all. question here. We make up at a dairy barn? We still have less The Giants' contract stated that they'd be paid approximately Guess what? That's not just a I believe that the men who least 60 percent of the student bugs than the current union. $15,000 if they came to BG and performed. But it also said they catch phrase. came to talk to us had every population. Of course we're would receive about 57,500 in the case of cancellation. So it seems It really, truly is. I know of no intention of being as honest with important. And we're happy. We've worked unlikely that Kitman plucked his gripes out of thin air. place where I am more comfort- us as they could be. But we don't So if we're so important, why hard to make this place what it UAO does claim to have agreed to pay the fee mandated in the able crashing for a nap than this. think that happened. There are weren't we asked? Why weren't is. We're tired of having the Uni- case of cancellation, however, the band is demanding the full fee. We had a meeting last week still many wrinkles being ironed we asked to give any feedback versity screw us over. If you And in the industry of entertainment, one can't always believe the with some of the people who we out in the blueprints; we know on the proposal of moving us really think we'ie so important, word of managers. Anyone who has worked with entertainers and thought and hoped could tell us this. into a space that is technically all of you powers that be, prove their agents knows this for sure. more about what's going on with But we don't think they almost 3,000 square feet less than it; listen to us. Regardless, the level of anger on the part of They Might Be Giants the plans and the new union and understood what the problem what we have right now? was so high that legal action against UAO and the University has moving the OCSC there (I'm was. They kept feeding us And as for what being in the Jena Lohrbach checks her e-mail been mentioned. Such comments are not tossed around lightly. answers that began with, "We inclined to keep they're names basement of one of the oldest ([email protected]) frequently In addition to trying to save face after the cancellation, UAO has out of this.) There were around understand your position, but . . buildings tells us about our in the often-full OCSC computer a lot of explaining to do regarding the steps leading up to the can- 25 commuter students at the . ." And we had to wonder if importance? It tells us that Hazel cellation. meeting, aiming questions at the they understood or if they were H. Smith fought hard for this lab. If moved to the new union, the Part of the problem is the insular nature of UAO. For example, two men who braved the firing really listening at all. The prob- space for us, that she cared and commuters will no longer have that when ticket sales started to lag, why didn't the organization contact squad. The meeting wasn't sup- lem is that were happy here, and she made other people care that facility and will be forced to fight for The News to sojicit help? An article that explained the situation and posed to be hostile, so we tried to we don't want to move into a there were students who don't computers with all of the on-campus the possibility of cancelling the concert surely would have spurred keep our tempers. space that is technically less than live on campus and have students in the new union's com- more people to buy tickets. When it was over, we thanked what we have here. This seems nowhere to go. It tells us that puter lab. As it stood, The News only heard about the cancellation the day after a closed-door cancellation meeting. In a similar vein, why doesn't UAO ask other organizations for Eat less meat, help save the earth help, both financially and otherwise? Several organizations on cam- With Earth Day '99 around the farm of pigs being expanded in ta. And Western meat produc- pus have consistently put on big events, some on the scale that UAO corner, maybe you're getting Milford, Utah, will produce as tion uses 10 to 100 times more has been attempting, with little success, for several years now. To Neal D. Barnard, ready to chain yourself to a tree much manure as Los Angeles. energy than does plant-food pro- not reach out to the community and draw upon these experiences duction. If you've ever flipped could be perceived as a negligent practice in and of itself. in an old-growth forest. Or per- M.D., and Karen And, of course, animal manure haps you plan to circulate a cam- doesn't make it to your local off light switches to save electric- One of the most troubling aspects of the Giants fiasco is the pos- puswide petition calling for waste treatment facility. Much ity, consider the tremendous sibility that it may put future concerts at BGSU in jeopardy. It would energy savings of a vegetarian be a shame if the University was put on the show business black list. "organics only" in the cafeterias. ends up fouling our lakes, diet. Any way you look at it, UAO has a lot of repair work to do: inter- Right? Guest streams, rivers, bays and oceans. nally, in the entertainment industry, and between the organization What's this about papers due For example, most contamina- In 11 states of the American and the campus community. The News hopes that those repairs can and tests looming? You mean Columnists tion of the environmentally West, private ranchers use 41 be done as quick as possible, so that current and future students you're too stressed out to devote threatened Chesapeake Bay percent of public lands for eco- aren't robbed of any more concerts that might have been. much time to supporting your comes from animal waste and logically destructive cow and environmental good intentions? veggie diet. fertilizers used to grow animal sheep grazing. Farther away, feedgrains. Then add in all the millions of acres of tropical rain- Or maybe you're hesitant to look Environmental advocates will Letters to the Editor policy discharges from slaughterhous- forests — considered the "lungs" too closely at this world's condi- confirm that a vegetarian diet es. If you've ever bought organic of our planet — disappear in Do you agree with all of this? The BG News encourages all student, faculty, tion? After all, our environmen- proves much gentler to Earth. administrative and local input frum any and all people who have a strong opin- South America apd elsewhere ion. The BG News will not dlsrrimmlnatc upon letters solely based on a person's tal problems — ozone holes, The fewer cows, pigs and chick- food to support reduced use of each year, largely to make room opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. dying coral reefs, toxic wastes, ens raised, the more we can toxic pesticides and fertilizers, ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less than Two global warming, vanishing rain- imagine what you can achieve for cattle grazing. If you've ever typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current Issue on reduce water use, energy use, cleaned up litter or planted trees forests — are overwhelming. water pollution, and methane by going vegetarian. the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. to safeguard or restore natural ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as But what if there was an easy gas production, among other And there's yet more on Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- manure. It emits methane, beauty, think of your impact by ered based on topic relevance and quality. way to help the environment — environmental ills. going vegetarian. and yourself, too — this Earth For example, raising animals hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or Day? Well, there is, and it could- Methane is a potent greenhouse So don't despair this Earth Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished for food soaks up a tremendous Day. Maybe you don't have time only If the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone n't be simpler. Go vegetarian. By volume of water. Farmers can gas considered a culprit in global number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- eliminating animal products warming. The U.S. Environmen- to celebrate with a campus or umn as anonymous only under specific situations in which the author may have produce 100 pounds of potatoes community clean-up. But you valid reasons to remain anonymous. from your diet, you'll contribute with the same amount of water it tal Protection Agency estimates can help out in a big way as you To submit a Guest Column or Lener. bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and to water and energy conserva- takes to yield a paltry one pound that more than 10 percent of leave it in the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send It on e-mail to bgnews&llst- tion even as you help reduce U.S.-produced methane comes dig into breakfast, lunch and proc.bgsu.edu and give It the subject, "Letter to the Editor". of roast beef. If you turn off the dinner. Whether it's bean burri- greenhouse gases and hazardous tap when you brush your teeth directly from manure "manage- Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The wastes. ment systems." If you've ever tos, veggieburgers, spaghetti News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- to save water, imagine what you marinara, or vegetable curry, edges all entries submitted for publication. Physicians know that a plant- can do if you turn away from used the sidewalk or hopped on a bike instead of taking a car you'll be doing your part for the food diet can supply all needed meat and dairy. Earth, the animals and your Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any ride, trying to help cut ozone- nutrients without the dangerous When it comes to water pollu- health. material from this publicaUon without-prior permission of The BG News Is fat and cholesterol found in depleting emissions, imagine prohibited. tion, the animal agriculture meat, dairy, and eggs. industry constitutes an unparal- your impact by enjoying a diet The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 and Is pub- free of animal products. Research shows vegetarians leled hazard. Manure produced Neal D. Barnard, M.D., author lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- of "Foods That Fight Pain" and ter. halve their risk of heart disease, by animals on U.S. farms totals Not only is raising animals for "Eat Right, Live Longer," founded Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily cut their chance of getting cancer about 130 times that created by food a dirty business, but it also those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG by as much as 40 percent, and all the country's human inhabi- drains energy sources. The Unit- the Physicians Committee for News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff. live as much as 10 to 15 years tants. Just one typical factory ed States expends twice the ener- Responsible Medicine in 1985 The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto longer. Little wonder the Ameri- farm raising pigs generates as gy per capita on food production ([email protected]). ncs or photograph descriptions. can Dietetic Association has so much raw waste as a city of as Third World countries use for Karen M. Pirozzi is a writer in Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. many good things to say about a 12,000 people. A mega-factory all purposes combined per capi- Albany, N.Y. ([email protected]).

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pxrv^ -- website of the day PEOPLE www.the-ird.com on the street the adventures of I, pronounced as eye CRUNCH TIME What are you going to Hash liclion by Jason Nelson IS COMING ... do to commemorate "Witchcraft" Earth Day? HOLD ON TO I was in the elevator, feeling old, and Kevin Neudecker YOUR Senior pushing buttons for all the floors divisible by History HIGHLIGHTERS, "I'm going to three, when an ambiguosly famous-sounding recycle this styro- foam cup." voice interrupted my fun. It spoke of capturing FOLKS. the moment, of finding the right box and rope BE PREPARED to set the trap. The elevator began to shake, Christina Credicott FOR THE Freshman and malt and other Dairy Queen delights. The Undecided MASSIVE "I'm going to sort my voice told me that moments triple their value in recycle bin." just a few years, and despite some risk of ONSLAUGHT OF

heavy tax liability, moments are the best ITEMS THAT Sabeen Shaikh Megan Hari Sophomore Junior investment around. I had just realized that Political Science Secondary Ed. WILL BE "I'm going to go "I'm going to take moments are like desserts, except for the see the my car to E-Check APPEARING ON Environmental for the first time." spelling, when the elevator soon stopped on Action speaker YOUR TO-DO Wednesday." the twelfth floor, craftily avoiding superstition • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample ot me student population Anyone desperately hoping to be In this feature may tmd it profitable to hang around the student union by about four meters. LISTS ... around, say, seven-ish But you didn't hear it here events^. All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: http://events.bgsu.edu/ Tuesday 4/20/99 from school districts across the Earth Week Campout Sun. 2-5 p.m. Free. Dorothy Uber Drawing will be on April 23. For more information contact United States will be on campus Sponsored by the BGSU Bryan and Willard Wankelman Proceeds will go to the building the Latino Student Union at 8-11 a.m. to interview teacher candi- Environmental Action Group Galleries. Fine Arts Center. of a shuffleboard for BG assist- 419/372-8325. 2nd floor. dates. Watch for more details Campout will be from April 20 - ed living facility. Education Saddlemire Student Services Benefit Concert on the Career Services' web 22. Outside the Education 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Building, first floor. Building. Sponsored by the Building. page (www.basu.edu/offices/ Shuffleboard Donation Environmentol Action Group. careers^ and access the list of 9 p.m. TBA Student Services Forum. Fundraiser participating schools and inter- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Latino Awareness Week - Women's Golf at MAC view schedules. Lenhart Sponsored by the Society for MFA and BFA Thesis Championships 8 a.m. Ballroom. Student Union. Human Resource Manage- "History of the Mexican- Exhibition II ment. Selling raffle tickets for BG hosts women's golf MAC American Civil Rights Teacher Job Fair Show continues through April first prize of Indians vs. Seattle Championship at Kings Island, More than 250 representatives 9 a.m. 22. Tues-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Mariners tickets June 19. 1999. Movement" Ohio.

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52 Goes bad ■■> or with special attention to the experience of women 5 Hrenzy 62 i 28 Conlempluous 53 Actress sniinrl 6 Egyptian judge 65 <■ ■ ■' Example:" Reggae' s female hall of fame includes ... pioneers who McCluia 29 Aulomobile of the dead blazed a trail for women now making black herstory." (IDS ».™.r ,n vise 32 Glass ingredient 7 Now I get it! 54 Julep garnish ■ 1999 Tnbune Media Services. Inc tor the answers, look on the 35 "Pursuit ol the 56 Pekoe and Earl All rights reserved Mgarinr. February. 19H) 8 l-elluwa web www Dgnews com Graf _" Grey 9 time meas 3/ Author Ferbei Herstory has been criticized since the 1970s by academics who con- 36 Crystalline water IU uracuia s oririK 37 News agcy 59 Rodent pest PAGE THREE of The BG NEWS is intended as a n "Puffin'on the 60 I problem? sider it an unnecessary term founded in a misunderstanding of the 3B bccentncity source of non-vital information as well as a 61 Army bed reprieve from stressful and/or boring daily minuti- etymology of "history" (which has been taken to be "his-story, " 40 Play about I i Coninoution to Capote ae. The material herein has been composed metic- me pot ulously using various means to provide today's but which actually comes from the Greek "histor," meaning 41 Like Gen. 13 Las vegas ngnt Powell, now most meaningful and fulfilling nonsense. All words "learned" or "knowing"). An article in English Journal sums up the i o Pedro's year transcribed here are real; names have been 42 Actress Sorvino ideology behind "herstory": "Her-story, in structure and usage, 21 Dislike intensely changed to protect the innocent and the unwitting 43 Puls away a i angic up Complaints, comments, ideas, materials, monetary effectively unmasks and counters his-story, a male-centered nar- 45 Snoop 24 Slangy negative gifts, submissions, and other sorts of contributions rative in which women have traditionally played little part. 46 Grizzlies is LOCK ot nan gladly accepted; please deposit in 210 WEST HALL 48 Mislay «;t> Stage a coup in hard copy or Macintosh disk form or email to Herstory is not just a feminist version of history: it is a dif- 49 f-at neck 27 More maiuie Mary Beth Hurtha at marym@bgnet. bgsu.edu. I'll probably look at it. Those whose material Is worthy 52 Twin of Romulus 28 Mosquito ferent narrative altogether, told in a new voice. 55 Artleasiiesi will get to see it in print ... such reward. Wltei^sSismV^al^iivw^iSesaS^rSfa^KBhjIta TV GUIDE SECTION r ■f TUESDAY APRIL 20,1999 THE I 6:00 I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:60 I 9:30 1 10:00 1 10:30 1 11:00 1 11:30 BROADCAST STATIONS NONTRADITIONAL CD NMI CBS News Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! X JAG Maggie Bells" (In Stereo) X Movie: The Rocklonlftes: Hit Bleeds.. It Leads"(1999) James Gamer. NewsX late Show! CD News I ABC Wld Nsws Ent. Tonight Hollywood Sq. Home Improve. Hughleyl iR] I Spin City (R: X Sports Night X NYPD Blue' Donl Meth Wlh Me" NewsX Niohtline I! STUDENTS ASSOCIATION a> NewsX NBC News Judge Judy I Frasierl Just Shoot Me Newsradlo X Just Shoot Ma Every. 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The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on Albanian border closed, Novi Sad targeted rT— The Associated Press 7 T^ communities into a second fron^ : ... line. news BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Al the same time, Yugoslav Yugoslavia slammed shut the s^&£% federal army troops stepped up ompiled from staff and wire reports main crossing point for ethnic security along Ihe Montenegrin Albanian refugees fleeing Koso- border with Bosnia. Numerous; vo, leaving uncertainly Monday checkpoints were seen on roads' about Ihe fale of Ihe lens of thou- ■ STRIKE AGAINST IRAQ leading toward the capital Pod- sands whom aid officials had gorica. U.S. fighter planes hit Iraqi targets believed were on their way lo Ihe ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — U.S. fighter planes attacked Iraqi border. It was nol immediately clea'r why the refugee flow out of defense sites in northern Iraq on Monday alter being targeted by NATO struck al a variety of Kosovo was halted, as il had Iraqi radar, U.S. officials said. sites on Ihe 26th day of ils air been periodically in past days. It was the second confrontation in the northern no-fly zone in campaign, reportedly including The Yugoslav governmenl madtf about a month. a government building in Ser- U.S. Air Force F-lSEs dropped laser-guided bombs on radar sites r no statement on the matter. bia's second-largest city and a in the vicinity of Mosul, according lo a statement from the Incirlik Air television transmitter in Kosovo. • ' NATO, meanwhile, reported Base in southern Turkey where American jets are based. But il said its operations were that all ils planes had returned

The statement said damage was being assessed. All coalition air- - ' • <- ; limited by poor weather. ■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ safely overnight, although a craft left the area safely. Despite continuing defiance Danish F-16 patrolling Bosnia in On Saturday, the Iraqi armed forces said four civilians died and Associated Press Photo by Yugoslav President Slobodan conjunction wilh the airstrikes another was injured when U.S. jets struck Iraqi military sites in the Milosevic and his military forces made an emergency landing at area. A drawing created by ethnic Albanian children is displayed on in Kosovo, NATO's chief Sarajevo's airport Sunday nigrO British and U.S. planes have targeted Iraqi defense sites in north- a wall inside a NATO-run refugee camp in Macedonia Monday. spokesman expressed confidence due to what NATO officials said ern and southern Iraq since Iraq started challenging allied planes Several drawings depicting the horrors of the Kosovo war were was an engine problem. Ihe strategy will pay off. displayed. Over a half a million refugees have fled Yugoslavia's enforcing the no-fly /ones in mid-December. The stale-run Tanjug news The northern and southern zones were set up after the 1991 Gulf "Since when was a dictator Kosovo province since the war began. agency reported four powerful War lo prevent Iraqi warplanes from threatening rebel groups in the defeated in 24 hours?" Jamie agency said Ihe Serbs apparently were al ils borders, aid officials detonations early Monday in north and south. Shea said al Ihe NATO briefing were turning back the refugees. said. in Brussels, Belgium. "II look six Baric, site of a chemical plant 12 "It all sounds fairly ominous : BAN ANA WARS years lo defeat fascism in Ihe "It's very clear thai there are miles southwest of Belgrade. and we don't know lo what end middle of Europe in Ihe 20th cen- large numbers of more people A lop official in Belgrade reit- they're doing il," said Kris WTO approves sanctions against EU tury. I think we can lake two or who would like to come," erated warnings of an ecological Janowski, spokesman lor Ihe GENEVA (AP) — The World Trade Organization approved tough three months lo defeal President UNHCR spokeswoman Paula disaster if NATO strikes the U.N. High Commissioner for U.S. sanctions against European products on Monday, prompting Milosevic." Ghcdini said in Macedonia. chemical plant, although for the ' Refugees in Geneva. "Either new fighting is prevent- the European Union to promise change in banana import policies. The bombings aim lo force second straight night it appeared \ ing people from crossing, or The United States claims the EU discriminates unfairly against Milosevic to accept a peace plan Albanian soldiers swarmed to be targeting a nearby site | ,md the Morini border station Scrbs •« preventing them from bananas imported from U.S. multinational companies in Latin for Kosovo, a province in Serbia, instead. . America. One of the companies is Ghiquita Brands International Inc., — Ihe main enlry point inlo crossing Ihe border." Ihe main republic in Yugoslavia. "Any direct hit or a stray Albania — and ordered reporters which is based in Cincinnati. The plan includes 28,000 NATO- The handful of refugees who shrapnel striking Ihe plant's stor- The United States says the EU favors companies from former away. Inlernational monitors crossed into Macedonia on Mon- led troops lo enforce it. age would heat up the acid, caus- European colonies in the Caribbean and Africa. The WTO had reported daytime shelling along day said Ihere were many more Meanwhile, U.N. Secretary- ing a catastrophic explosion," already ruled the EU policies illegal. Ihe border, one dav after who had been turned back bv General Kofi Annan said Mon- Deputy Mayor Milan Bozic told In response, Washington has announced a package of sanctions Yugoslavia broke off diplomatic Serb police. Al Ihe country's day he will go lo Moscow nexl The Associated Press. worth $191.4 million a year imposing tariffs of up to 100 percent on relations with Albania. main border, Blace, two tractors week lo discuss Ihe Kosovo con- The plant normally processes a list of products, effectively doubling the price of some items. The majority of Kosovo Alba- hauling trailers crowded with flict. Yugoslavia rejected the key components for detergent and Products affected include French handbags, German coffee-mak- nians who have fled or been refugees were seen heading back element of Annan's Kosovo has 180 tons of highly toxic ers, bed linens, cardboard packing material and fell paper. forced out of the Serbian from Ihe border zone inlo the peace initiative last week, saying hydrofluoric acid in its systems, After a WTO expert panel approved the sanctions, EU trade province since NATO airstrikes hills. an inlernational military force in Serb officials said. ambassador Roderick Abbott said the EU would change its licenses began March 24 have come to In Ihe Yugoslav republic of Yugoslavia was unacceptable. and quotas lo comply with WTO rules. It may lake until next year lo Albania — 365,000 of more than Montenegro, residents of three A missile also slammed into a Refugee traffic from Kosovo put the changes through. 600,000. Over the weekend, an Muslim villages near Ihe border provincial government building into Albania, Macedonia and estimated 40,000 either left Koso- wilh Kosovo said Ihe Yugoslav in the heart of Novi Sad, Serbia's Montenegro slowed lo a trickle vo for neighboring territories or army expelled Ihem to turn their second largest city, Tanjug Monday. The UN. refugee Awesome Opportunities!! reported. with Ohio Citizen Action Bentwood Subdivision (across from Mercer Manor)

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i. 0 fuesday, April 20, 1999 The BG News page 5 Supreme Court upholds Communications Decency Act Q Q)Q) Q) Q\ Q) Q) TheTI. Associated«„„ri«i»^ PressD«M nror indprpn!indecent with intent tolo annoy,annov. between indecent and obscene. to send indecent communica- ••* abuse, threaten or harass another Turner said "annoy.com" will tions with an intent to annoy." WASHINGTON — A federal person." The provision applies to continue to do business, and Turner worried aloud at that If law aimed at limiting e-mail all e-mail, even messages sent described it as "flourishing." time that the judges failed to I ATIUI does not violate free- from one friend or acquaintance While ApolloMedia's 1997 make clear "you can't outlaw |f speech rights, the Supreme Court to another. lawsuit was pending, the indecent speech online" and ruled Monday. That could be bad A three-judge federal court Supreme Court invalidated acted on that concern by appeal- . news for people who like to upheld the law after interpreting another provision of the Com- ing to the Supreme Court. I"write dirty online and for the it to ban only obscene material munications Decency Act. The The 1996 law requires that (0 i^&^Jr IS proprietors of "annoy.com." that gets no constitutional pro- justices in 1997 struck down challenges to any of its provi- The court's unanimous deci- tection. The Suprerr|e Court Congress' effort to protect chil- sions be heard by three-judge APRIL 22 8P.M. ANDERSON ARENA |s sion, issued without an opinion, affirmed that ruling. dren from sexually explicit mate- trial courts and that appeals be lie rejected a computer technology Not all sexually explicit lan- rial. taken directly to the Supreme 9 company's argument that one guage and pictures are obscene. The invalidated provision had Court. Q I. part of the Communications "At stake ... is the right of... all FREEFOOD* Decency Act of 1996 threatens Free-speech protections are lost made it a crime to send any ( Internet users not to have to live I free-speech rights. only if the material appeals to "obscene or indecent" material under the uncertain cloud of a The law had been attacked by prurient interests and depicts on the Internet knowing that it 9 statute that on its face makes an i ApolloMedia Corp., a San Fran- sexual conduct in a patently could be seen by someone under indecent communication a 1 cisco-based firm that developed offensive way, and that determi- 18. ! the "annoy.com" World Wide nation is left to a jury applying In ApolloMedia's case, the felony," the appeal argued. Web site to let people anony- contemporary community stan- three-judge court in California Clinton administration mously communicate their opin- dards. upheld the challenged provision lawyers had urged the justices lo |< ions to public officials by using William Bennett Turner, Apol- by interpreting it to apply only to reject the appeal. "Whatever fear I, language some might consider loMedia's lawyer, said Monday's obscene material. When that of prosecution (ApolloMedia) I * indecent. decision "makes you nervoi'S ... court announced its decision last might have had at the outset of I ( The challenged provision of to be liable" for some future e- September, ApolloMedia Presi- the case became entirely remote, the law makes it a crime to trans- mail content found by some dent Clinton Fein told The Asso- speculative and conjectural after mit a "communication which is other court elsewhere in the ciated Press he was pleased that the district court's ruling," they obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy nation lo have crossed the line "it is constitutionally protected said. DIXIE DRIVING RANGE Taft making progress, yet some legislation stalling 19001 N. Dixie Hwy • Bowling Green, OH that would allow patients to sue (2 miles north of BGSU) The Associated Press sor at Case Western Reserve Uni- into law on March 30. The safe versity in Cleveland. schools bill is scheduled for a insurers over coverage decisions. COLUMBUS — To help get Taft, a Republican, promised vote this week in the House. That Van Vyven said the insurance $1.00 OFF himself elected governor. Bob to make education his No. 1 pri- bill already has passed the Sen- industry refused to discuss the Taft promised better readers, ority — specifically, with his ate. appeals provision as long as the ONE LARGE BUCKET OF BALLS safer schools, tax cuts for the plans to recruit 10,000 volunteers The governor's office and the lawsuit language was in the bill. WITH THIS COUPON elderly and health care reforms to help children learn to read by Ohio Department of Aging, Milburn said Taft was contin- BGNews 353-1420 that would make it easier for the end of the fourth grade and which is coordinating the pro- uing to work with lawmakers to people to sue their insurer over to toughen penalties for crimes gram, have heard from more try to get the provision back in, coverage decisions. committed in and around than 1,200 groups or individuals but had not decided whether he Looking for a new car? As the 100th day of his admin- schools. asking how to become volun- would sign or veto the bill if it or just want to see what's new? istration passes on Thursday, After defeating Democrat Lee teers, spokesman Scott Milbum were left out. Honda Come check out the competition! Taft has made progress toward Fisher in the November election, said. The program should be "up "I think it's too soon to talk in and running" in time for the next Lincoln BGSU most of his campaign promises. Taft upped the ante for his read- terms of that. At the same time, Sales & Marketing Club An exception, however: The ing program, promising to school year this fall, he said. there are other provisions in that Presents: health care plan is in legislative recruit 20,000 volunteer tutors. The health care bill, which legislation that he supports and limbo after complaints from the He also persuaded lawmakers also would expedite appeals of wants to see enacted," Milburn insurance industry over the abil- to make the legislation to fund coverage decisions made by said. "The governor obviously SPEED TOUR ity to sue. the $25 million program House insurers, had seven hearings in knows that this is an issue that "' Monday & Tuesday, April 19th and 20th "I think he's done a good job Bill 1. In the Senate, lawmakers the House Health, Retirement not everyone has consensus Commuter Mall of indicating that he's going be made the "school safety zones" and Aging Committee. But none agreement on." (By Education and Anosley) more of an activist governor than program Senate Bill 1. Republi- have been held since last month Lamis said Taft is doing exact- •Raffle and Prizes (predecessor) George cans control both houses of the when committee Chairman Rep. ly what he said he would do, "Check out mountain bikes Voinovich," said Alexander Legislature. Dale Van Vyven, R-Sharonville, although it's too early to grade ...win one tool Lamis, a political science profes- Taft signed the reading bill said he would drop the provision his performance as a governor. Proceeds benefit AT Children's Propel

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^M Tuesday, April 20, 1999 The BG News page 7 USG to announce faculty, student award winners By JEFF ARNETT USG members and will be The other awards, the winners versity Administrators; the Dr. awards, and the nominations "It recognizes faculty mem- The BG News announced on April 27. Kelley of which will be announced at an Hollis A. Moore University Ser- were reviewed by the committee. ber-, who work hard," C arraher Madger, USG senator and chair- awards banquet on April 28, vice Award, which is given to a said. II s something that the stu- woman of the JSG awards com- were decided by a commiiiee in junior/senior or graduate stu- According to Carraher, the dents are giving 10 them. I think Hi The Undergraduate Student mittee, said that it is important to USG that included cabinet mem- dent, a faculty member and an committee received an average they'll appreciate it." If Government is preparing to give recognize the efforts of USG bers Megan Harl and Joe Carra- of two or three nominations for administrator or classified staff; Ilari also said the faculty out a number of awards to honor members. each award, though some- her and senators Sabeen Shaikh, and the Faculty Excellence awards are important, since they I . students, faculty and USG mem- Kelley Madger and Katie RisaliH. Award, which is given to one awards had as many as five- I- bers for exemplary service and "I know USG got slandered a are oriented toward the student faculty member in each college. nominees. body. I] various other criteria. lot this year, but a lot of them Those awards were the Dr. |v (members of USG) work hard," William T. Jerome III Award, Students, faculty and admin- Carraher said the awards ban- "This is the only one that's I* The internal USG awards Madger said. "Some people take which is given for outstanding istrators were nominated by stu- quet and the awards are a worth- representative of faculty service |li were nominated and voted on bv for granted what they do for us." contributions on the part of Uni- dents or faculty for those while endeavor for USG. to the student body," Ilari said. WOODLOT i Continued from page one. Provost Charles Middleton students use this pond (or water low density of trees, only five to towards service learning. mental groups that support these called the project one of the great quality tests and other course seven per acre. "Students universally value kinds ol environmental pro- designed a land use proposal for things going on at the University. work, but it is not handicap Restoration takes a lot of this type of hands-on experi- (he woodlot and the surround- "Environmental awareness is accessible, Wittig said. The pro- work, but work which Wittig ence," he said. jects." 4ig farmland. Since then, 250 absolutely critical to our country posal calls for a recycled plastic said a lot of faculty and students Wittig said students can get Organic farming is raising (rucks full of garbage, including and our campus," Middleton walkway and an outdoor class- are interested in doing. skills that they can list on a palettes, brush, fires, quonset said. "It's the right issue. We are room area with benches. "The best way to restore an resume while working at the site, vegetables without chemicals, huts, weight benches, running definitely going to do this." Part of the woodlot project ecosystem is to gradually bring it such as seed collection, con- track parts, windows and stor- The pilot proposal is waiting will attempt to recreate a rare, back. We'll see results but it trolled burns and using chain- using manure, insects and other age drums, have been hauled for technical details to be worked endangered environment. won't get finished anytime saws. natural things to control pest and away from the woodlot, accord- out before the program is offi- "Oak savannah is an ecosys- soon," Melrose said. The proposal asks for 5100,000 fertilize the soil. ing to director of environmental cially announced, according to tem that existed around here, yet "We don't want to gel done. per year for 10 years, but money programs Roger Thibault. the Provost. is very rare," said Jacob Melrose, We want younger people to get is not a problem, said Wittig. "It's not cheap, but the prod- "It was a sad state that the lot The proposal also includes graduate student in biology. experience, too," he said. "Once we get the land, we can uct is not contaminated," was an illegal dumping ground," cleaning up the pond next to the Melrose said the oak savan- Thibault noted that the project start applying for grants," he Thibault said. Technology Building. About 600 nah ecosystem is marked by a goes along with the trend said. "There are a lot of environ- Thibault said. BEHAVIOR SPEAKER Continued from page one. on the syllabus, students must humanities class. honest answer. mittee which sets classroom Continued from page one. abide by them since the syllabus In order to help TAs during •Have a onc-on-one discus- guidelines between undergradu- lional," Heinecken said. generally paid little or nothing, According to Stefoni Bavin, is a legal contract for the Univer- times of conflict, a program was sion without getting to the point ate students and TAs, Bavin established last year called Grad- of personal attacks. sociology graduate assistant, sity. All parties should be aware explained. and the purpose of the speaker uate College Professional Devel- •Look at the conflict in a pos- students sometimes use threat- of the rules, she said. "These problems in the class- opment Program (GCPDP). This itive light. is not to just get a big name, but ening language, read newspa- "A majority of conflicts occur room are being addressed," coming August, the program pers, deface property, laugh at befween female TAs and male •Look at a person for com- Bavin said. "We are all trying to to create a memorable occasion will be called Graduate Student monalties. make classrooms less adversari- instructors, sleep or do other students," Heinecken said. for the graduates. Enhancement Program (Grad. •Look at the problem, not the work during class. "There have been instances al. Communication is the key where male students approach STEP). Both programs advise person. . between TAs and students. Edu- "The point is to make this a Jill Carr, associate dean of stu- TAs on how to handle student female TAs after class when no "Overall, try to find the prob- cation is a place where ideas special occasion for the stu- dents, said on the first day of problems in the classroom. Bavin lem and work on the problem one else is around." should be expressed." class, all faculty members need said. without changing the person," dents," Dobb said. However, Heinecken found in to talk about behavior in the Some of the techniques to be Bavin said. classroom. her study that this is not always used are: The Graduate Student Senate Bavin suggested each profes- the case. In the fall of 1996, a •Look at the conflict to get an has put together an Ad Hoc com- sor, instructor and TA put specif- physical disagreement broke out njoym & flexibility ic guidelines on his or her syl- between a male minority TA and BOX CITY '99 labus. 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Kenya, Ethiopia Falcons drop 2 to Flashes batter. went to the bullpen. Mike Muzj By MATT STEINER With two outs, got the call this time. The BG News come out Kent shortstop The Falcons showed signs of The Falcon baseball team look Chris Holick breaking out in the final inning leads into the fifth inning of both walked after foul- of game two. Kent led 8-4 enter- on top games of a doubleheader Mon- ing off several ing the seventh. Bob Niemet and day. The Kenl bats delivered Kelley pitches. Aric Christman walked. That set with home runs both times tak- That set the stage the scene for a Matt Marcum two The Associated Press ing the lead and sweeping the for the one of out RBI single to rightfield scor- BOSTON -- Kenya's men twinbill 4-2 and 8-5. Kent's big hits. ing Niemet. Shaun Rice then added yet another victory to BG drops to 19-16 overall, 9-5 Lead-off hitter pinch hit for Nick Schmidt. Rice their decade of dominance at the in the Mid-American Conference Cary Zamilski hit the ball, but it went right to Boston Marathon, and clinging to first place in the east stepped into the the Kent leftfielder for the final Ethiopia's Fatuma Roba kept her division. The Golden Flashes box with a one out. own formidable streak alive, improve their record to 17-15 ball and one strike BG co-captain Bob Niemet too. overall, 8-5 in the MAC, moving count. The senior had the big bat for the Falcons in Joseph Chebet, a runner-up in into sole possession of second third baseman the second game. Niemel his previous three marathons, place in the sent the next pitch accounted for all of BG's runs. ended his string of second-place east, a half sailing over the In the third inning he lined a finishes by winning Monday's game in fence in left field three run homer over the leftfield race in 2 hours, 9 minutes, 52 front of giving the Flashes fence giving the home team a 3-1 seconds. Ohio. the lead. lead. Later, Niemet followed Chebet became the ninth "You got The Falcons Kent's big fifth with a solo shot straight Kenyan champion, to give could not recover. to rightfield. equaling the race record set by Kent the "As soon as The long ball meant nothing U.S. runners between 1916-25 at credit," they took that 3-2 to the senior first baseman con- a time when few foreigners said coach lead, our team sidering Kent won the game. entered the race. There was no Danny kind of got "Anytime you're in a MAC individual competition in 1918, Schmitz. Bob Niemet down," Kelley game its tough to win," Niemet only a team race. "They were said. "Everyone "Everybody in the world is BG Newi Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE said. "In the conference every- the ones that executed today. just died like we trying to catch the Kenyans, but body is gunning for each other. They had the pitching, played they can't," Chebet said. weren't going to patcon co-captaln Bob Niemet fakes a rip at a pitch in a home game against solid defense and got the big hits Anything can happen. Kent The smooth-gliding Roba, the come back and we Michigan early in the season. Niemet swatted two home runs in game two when they needed them. If we came out and they were ready to 1996 Olympic gold medalist, were only down against Kent Monday, one run. The same eased to victory at 2:23:25, made a mistake and pitched the play. We were ready to play but thing happened matching the three consecutive ball up, they didn't take it and Following a walk by Falcon some big pitches to get out of a Kent got after it just a little (in game two). As soon as we fell titles won by Germany's Uta they didn't foul it off. They just pitcher Chris Vaught to start the couple of those innings. But, he more." behind we'd just phase out. Pippig from 1994-96. They are hit it on the screws and they inning, first baseman Tom Mar- was getting some balls up and We're going to have to turn that Kelley (6-2) got the loss in the only two to win three in a ended up being big hits and tin homered driving in two runs. they took advantage." around somehow." game one while Matt Guerrier row since women officially that's why they won the games." The hit prompted Schmitz to go The other big hit came from Kent put up five runs in the became part of the race in 1994. In game one, BG led 2-1 going to his bullpen bringing in Chad the bat of junior Jess Bechard. (4-2) picked up the win. In game into the fifth. Leftfielder Aric fifth in game two, overcoming a While Chebet and Roba over- Curlis. With runners on first and third two Kent's Doug Straight (4-3) whelmed their opposition, two Christman made a diving catch 3-2 Falcon lead. All nine batters "Vaughty didn't have his best Bechard lined the ball into the came to the plate for the Flashes grabbed the win while Vaught crowd favorites — defending of a Kent foulball and then senior stuff," Schmitz said. "He was in rightfield corner taking third in the inning. (2-3) took the loss. champion Moses Tanui of Kenya Jason Kelley struck out the next trouble every inning. He made base for two RBIs. Again Schmitz and four-time champion Bill Rodgers — did not finish. Tanui, also the champion in the race's centennial year in 1996, apparently was bothered by leg cramps and dropped out Men's track takes fourth at Kalamazoo near the 23-mile mark. Rodgers, seeking to break the course Martin "returned to his old form," took By PETE STELLA fourth in the 400-meter hurdles with a record for over-50 by an Ameri- The BG News can, dropped out shortly before best of 55:78. the 21-mile mark because of Despite the fact that the BG men's track "Our javelin throwers continued to dehydration. team took fourth at the Quad Meet in dominate," Martin said. "Our high "1 can run the race," the 51- Kalamazoo, Mich. Saturday, coach Ster- jumpers and javelin throwers are some of year-old Rodgers said, "but I ling Martin was still pleased with the way the best in the collegiate level." can't push hard for records. I his team performed. This week, the Falcons head to the have to run more carefully, then "Even though we took fourth, 1 still Drake Relays Wednesday through Satur- I'll finish." think we had a really good meet," Martin day, at Des Moines, Iowa, and the Bald- Another popular New Eng- said. "We left some of our potential points win Wallace Invitational in Berea, Ohio lander, Lynn Jennings, was 12th at home so they could get some rest for on Saturday. Since they have two meets among the women in her first this upcoming week but our guys still did on the same day, BG will send some of it's official marathon at 2:38:37. well." guys to Drake and some to Baldwin Wal- Jennings, 38, had run the Top finishers for the Falcons included lace. marathon as an unofficial com- workhorse Alex Sprague, whose time of "I am not really sure which of our guys petitor in 1978 when she was a 14:53 in the 110-meter hurdles was good will participate in what meet this week," 17-year-old high school senior enough for first place. Eric Browning, Martin said. "We have to see which of our and ran about 2:46, a time that whose jump of 6'9 3/4 got him second guys Drake lets in and then we will have would have placed her third. place and Pete Lisi, who grabbed third in a better idea of who to send to where." "It was a rough go," Jennings the 800-meter run with a best of 1:56:25. These two meets are regarded as two said. "It's slower than I thought, "Pete Lisi and Eric Browning's best's of the top collegiate meets in the country. but I'm glad I qualified for the BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE impressed me a lot on Saturday," Martin So there will definitely be some competi- Olympic trials." said. "I believe that Pete had a PR (per- tion for the Falcons. For Chebet, whose previous sonal record) in the 800 which is good for "This will be a very competitive week- two losses were by three seconds Falcon senior Alex Sprague competes in the 110-meter hurdle at a recent meet him but also good for us as a team." end for us," Martin said. "We will be fac- each, this was his third victory. at Whittaker track. Sprague competed in the event Saturday in a quad meet Dan Corleto continued his success at ing some of the best track teams in the He won the first two marathons at Kalamazoo, Mich. His time of 14:23 proved good enough to win the race. the javelin by taking second with a toss of country and it will give our guys a chance he entered, at Amsterdam in 158-10 and Chaz Price, who according to to show what they are made of." 1996 and at Turin, Italy, in 1997. After his heartbreaking losses last year, Chebet said he had to train harder to win again, and this time, he began preparing Ripken on disabled list for first time about two months ahead of his previous schedule. The Associated Press orthopedics shots, relax a little bit and take against the New York Yankees. It one play the night before. The dogged Chebet took the at Case West- the full two weeks to work his was the first game he missed "There's no question his back . lead for good just past 22 miles BALTIMORE — Cal Ripken, ern Universi- way back," Orioles general man- since beginning his record streak has affected his play," Wren said. from Ecuador's Silvio Guerra. baseball's Iron Man, was placed Guerra, seeking to become ty. Ripken ager Frank Wren said. of 2,632 games on May 30,1982. During the streak Ripken sur- on th? disabled list Monday for . the first South American winner received a Wren said that surgery is not Ripken, whose father, Cal Sr., vived two ankle injuries, a twist- since Colombia's Elviro Mejia in the first lime in his 19-year career cortisone shot an option at this time. died shortly before the season ed knee and a hemiated disk in 1971, built his lead between because of a bad back. and was "He got a cortisone shot the started, was removed in the third his back in 1997. miles 17 and 22 to as much as a The Baltimore Orioles third advised to last time he had trouble with his inning of the Orioles' opener on None of those injuries affected quarter-mile belore he began baseman missed his fourth game stay off the back during the first week of the April 5 because of back pain. He him the way his back injury has. laboring. this season Sunday because of Cal Ripken, Jr. field for the season," he said. "He wanted to sat out Baltimore's next game — "It's remarkable he's gone this "To win a race, you have to nerve irritation in his lower take a risk, so I took the lead," next couple of weeks. get back quickly, as one would the first game he missed because long without being put on the Guerra said. "I started to push back. He was placed on the 15- Ripken is batting only .178 expect. But this time he needs to of injury since his rookie season hard, but after 20 miles, I started day disabled list retroactive to and has five errors in eight go slower." in 1982. disabled list," Wren said. "The to get blisters on my feet and Sunday. games. Last Sept. 20, Ripken volun- Ripken also missed the Ori- slowed down. I didn't know pounding he takes, the work Ripken, 38, woke up in agony "Right now we're going with tarily ended his record consecu- oles' next game and was how hard it would be in the end. ethic he has, it's just amazing Sunday morning and was treat- rehabilitation and therapy. He tive games streak by sitting out benched in New York last week "I was ready for this race. I ed Monday in Cleveland by Dr. had been training in Boulder will get a few more cortisone the Orioles' final home game after committing two errors on this had not happened before." Henry Bohlman, professor of (Colo.) for six months."

» jesday, April 20, 1999 The BG News Page 9 OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS American LrjRUf NBA Standings ne Al A Glance By The Associated Press last Division All Times EDT Heat burn Cavs 94-87 Pet CB EASTERN CONFERENCE compiled from wire sources Toronto 692 Shawn Kemp scored 32 points Atlantic Division The Associated Press Roslon 1 1/2 W L Pel CB New York S&3 1 1/2 for Cleveland, which got as close Orlando 29 13 MO CLEVELAND —Jamal Mash- Tampa Bay WO 2 1/2 Miami 27 13 675 1 •GOLF as 92-87 before Terry Porter hit Baltimore 210 5 1/2 burn scored 23 points, Dan Central Division I'hil.i.lclphia 22 Iv 537 6 1/2 iLarson scores 69 Majerle had a season-high 22 two free throws for the Heat GB Newtek 21 21 500 8 and Alonzo Mourning tied his Cleveland Washington 16 24 400 12 with 19.9 seconds to play. Kemp Minnesota 462 4 Boston 16 25 390 12 1/2 |for men's golf team team record with nine blocked made 14 of a career-high 29 Chicago 4" 4 Htw Jersey 12 29 293 16 1/2 The men's golf team finished shots Monday night to lead the Detroit .417 4 1/2 Central Division shots. Kansas Cily .333 51/2 Indiana 27 15 .643 llhird out of 12 teams at the Ohio Miami Heat over the Cleveland West Division Atlanta 24 17 585 2 1/2 Pel GB (Collegiate Classic this past Cavaliers, 94-87. Majerle shot 8-of-ll from the w 18 561 3 1/2 Texas 7 BJ Detroit 23 The Heat moved into a tie in 18 550 4 [weekend. Otto Larson finished field, including 5-of-6 from 3- Anaheim 6 462 I Milwaukee 22 the loss column with first-place ( leveUnd 21 20 512 5 1/2 jsecond in the tournament after Oakland .462 I Orlando in the Atlantic Division. point range. Mourning had nine, Seattle 462 I Charlotte 20 20 500 6 | losing a playoff. Toronto ' 20 20 500 6 Cleveland fell one game behind blocks in a game for the second NL Standing On the second round of 18 East Division Chicago II 30 268 15 1/2 Philadelphia in the battle for the time this season. W Pel WESTERN CONFERENCE I yesterday, Larson shot a 69, the seventh position in the Eastern Ail.inl.i 7 636 Midwest Division Kemp scored 13 points in the New York 8 low round for the tournament. Conference playoffs. L Pel CB I'hiladelphia 7 S83 x-uuh 8 800 first quarter, which ended with Montreal 6 462 Mashbum accumulated eight San Antonio 12 700 4 SPORTS BUSINESS Florida 2S0 4 1/2 points on a series of mid-range Miami ahead 25-24. Central Division Houston 14 650 6 Starter Corp. files jumpers during a 13-6 run early W Pet GB Minnesota 20 524 II The Heat maintained control Si LOUIS 8 667 n.iii.. 27 325 19 in the third quarter to spark the for Chapter 11 in the second quarter by hitting PltlsburRh 6 545 1 1/2 Denver » 310 20 Heat to a 62-48 lead. Houston 6 soo 2 Vancouver 34 171 25 1/2 Chicago 5 455 2 1/2 all 10 of their free throws while Pacific Division NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Majerle closed the quarter Milwaukee 5 3 1/2 10 750 with a display of long-range the Cavaliers did not go to the Cincinnati 4 364 3 1/2 x-Portland I Sports clothing manufacturer West Division LA Lakers 16 610 5 1/2 shooting prowess by hitting four line. Miami led at halftime, 46- Pet GB Phoenix 20 512 9 1/2 Starter Corp., sought bankrupt- shots from more than 22 feet and San Francisco 615 Seattle 21 475 II 41. Los Angeles 538 Golden Stale 22 .450 12 scoring 13 of Miami's final 15 San Diego 500 1 1/2 cy court protection from its cred- Sacramento 22 450 12 points as the Heat took a 72-66 Miami outscored the Cavs 27- Arizona 462 2 Colorado 400 2 1/2 L A Clippers 33 175 23 itors on Monday. advantage into the final quarter. 10 from the line for the game. x-clinehed playoff berth

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Su6*M»«f wanted. Nice 1 bdrm apt avail, im Day deliver/ personnel. Average $8-10 an TELEMARKETING Houses lor Rent: Al 12 month leases, tenants med. ttvoujh July. Optional 12 mo lease tor hoj' Appy ?5MF al OBenedenos "Immediately hiring. Located downtown BG pay utilities, security deposit A parental guar- new year Alt unl. inc. furmthed. good locaiion FOR RENT Flexible scheduling AJvVPM shifts Guar- antees. *300vmq. 3S3Q617 Direct Care/Reeldentlal Specialist Full and anteed hourly/commission. Call •730 Elm--2 BR, $475/mo. available now. pan time positions available to provide care Wanted 3 graduation ncKett Ptease call it you •316Ridge|Fronl)-2BR.$550avail May 15 and support to individuals with developmental 1-800-300-4 760" have exiras.'Wilhng to pay money Call Jen- disabilities living m the Children's Home and Phone 3522330 or 354-2854 after 5:00 PM mlefai4i9 6g4-a4S2 area group homes, including Bowling Green. Travel down south, work your butt off, and gel Read Wanted 3 graduation tickets. 354-8349. Primarily afternoons, evenings, and week- paid for it. Average student earns $7,000. Call GEORGETOWN MANOR Large 2 bedroom unlurnished aparffnent 139 ends Starting wage $7 u$8 52 depending on 1-877-4859120 Fo» 1999-2000 scfiool year 1/2 S. College Dr. Available 5/15 $450. eaperienoa/education. Comprehensive train- Uptown-Downtown 800 3 PACKAGE. APPLY AT 600 STERLING Dcs wanted for Continuing Education Coaches Female subleaser needed immediately thru buy tickets! DRIVE. NORTH BALTIMORE.OHIO EOD. supervise Vie activities of each class, set up Aug 7 Own room. $260 a month, lurrushed. 1 Cashiers-NOW HIRING. Full-time for 3rd shift and take down the equipment, and provide a block from campus. Free parking. Please call The celebration is around and part-hme for 1st and 2nd shift. Flexible positive learning experience for the partici- Km al 352-8281. schedules if needed. Competitive wages plus pants, ages 3-12. Competitive gymnastics ex- Grad sludent-1 bdrm apt. Quiet neighborhood the comer. commission. Apply today, BP Ol 1670 E. perience is preferred. Must be reliable and de- $275 • uDlities. Available after April 1st Wooster. pendable. Applicant should be enthusiastic 353-1740 Management Inc. and work well with children. Contact Caron by Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 Cleaning and misc. work. Starts May 8 for 2 e-mail: [email protected] (until May Grad. students. 2 bdrm. bnck, large yard. two weeks or all summer 353 0325 30) MJSI be available every Saturday in June. $795/mo. plus dep. A util. No pets. 353-7257. leave message. . Companion needed tor developmental^ de- Sufficient Grounds Coffee House immediately AfEfcCA layed adult male. Experience with D D. pre* |now?| hiring friendly customer service oriented coffee //Women's Club VI Management Inc. (erred. Rec Center swim, walks, shopping, lovers. Just a quick drive down Rt. 25 to Per- Hillsdale Apis. 1082 Fairview etc. 6 hours a week. $8 an hour. Call rysburg. For more mfocall 872-2780. Hockey 352-7143 attar 5. Starts May 24. Large Studios, high vaulted Want to play ice ceilings, unique floor plan, car hockey next fall? ports.9 1/2 - 12 mo. leases •->. Starts at S350- Call 353-5800 Do you want to be Come to the Women's Hockey fMwitnt*) n information meeting Management Inc. for the 1999-2000 Evergreen Apts. 215 E. Poe Have Fun at Work season. Efficiencies & huge 1 bdrms. Debt Free? Laundry on site, lots of parking. 9 30 PM Tuesday, Eff. starts at S230. 1 bdrm starts Pay off your bills & earn more cash than Now Hiring April 20, 1999 atS340 Call 353-5800 Servers & Cooks [Vice Arena Lounge J I other part-time jobs. RPS is NOW hiring • Full and part-time Management Inc. • Excellent working envlornment , part-time package handlers. Willow House Apis. • Attractive company benefits: 830 Fourth St. 401(k) 1 bdrm. gas heat. A/C, Remodled. WE OFFER: Health insurance Starting S375. Call 353-5800 Paid vacations/holidays Front aod Center ♦ Year-Round Position • Will train with Management Inc. ♦ 5 Shifts To Choose From • Above average start-up wages Tami & Jeremy tor cooks. Church House Apts. $Q50 ♦ 3-5 Hrs., 5 Days A Week WF3GU 8&1FM 222 N. Church St. •Experienced Cooks... bring in l 1 bdrms, close to downtown start- 1 W HOUR ♦ Tuition Assistance your pay stub and we'll beat it! ing at S310 Call 353-5800 ♦ Paid Training Servers must be 19 or older It you 5-6pm ♦ Advancement Opportunities enioy taking pride in your job. like to TO have fun & make money, then come Management Inc. ♦ Weekly Pay be a part of our winning team. Chances to win Free Pas5es Stop by office 1045 N. Main St. ♦ No Union Dues for complete listing, or call PERRYSBURG to JJ's Aqua Lounge 353-5800 ♦ Starting At $8.50 - $9.00 00 27393 Holiday Lane Call us at ♦ $.50 Raise After 90 Days http://www. wenet org/~mecca/ HOUR (Noxl lo French On Hold • Exil 193 Rl 75) 372-2S26 >9 ♦ Great Work-Out 874-8979 BUCKEYE Speak with an RPS W8®(&mm$ffl& Near Campus Representative on-campus Low Rates CUSTOMER Open 24 Hours this Thursday, April 22, APPRECIATION DAY! Summer Leases BOWLING GREEN Clean at the Education Ridding 112 MERCER & WOOSTER Many Sizes 354-6500 354-6500 Don't Make Extra Work steps or cal THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Leave Your "Things"! 800-582-3577 THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

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