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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. The BG News Speech looks at politics CRISIS of feeling By KIM WILFONG in The BG News I Editor Mike Wendling explains American Citizenship was seen in a dif- journalism as ferent light yesterday. misunderstood. In the third speech of the 1999 Kosovo Provost's Lecture Series, profes- sor Lauren Berlant discussed i U-Wire columnist "Citizenship and Sentimentality: Anthony P. Brown The Politics of True Feeling." explains how religious Shock of conflict The speech discussed the idea that citizenship is defined as involvement Petters ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO society. personal feelings instead of the felt by University Belgrade residents hold candles and target signs during a traditional view of citizenship as ai nation 4 night watch at one of the city's main bridges-Brankov, on judicial and legal. Wednesday, April 7, 1999. They guard the bridge as human Berlant discussed how a faculty, students shields against NATO airstrikes. i A coalition of Muslim "national sentimentality" has emerged. She looked at how groups gathered in NATO's objective, however, Slobodan Milosevic continued where Milosevic has been able BY BRANDI BARHITE is not to be part of a war, but to refusal to sign. to empty the region o( Albani- national culture is being pro- support of military and AMYJO L. BROWN be part of a solution. Chamachkine said there are ans," Peet said. "NATO has duced as a state of feeling and action against The BG News "What NATO wants is some- no simple solutions to civil helped Milosevic accomplish in that definitions of citizenship SerPians. thing neither side wants," said wars, yet he believes NATO's two weeks what the Serbs Although many U.S. citizens have changed to a set of atti- are aware of NATO bombings, Curtis Peel, a professor of polit- bombing has made the situation couldn't do in 500 years." tudes towards the family. the conflicl is hitting closer to ical science. worse. Ranko Karanovic, a Toledo NATO wants Kosovo to give "The bombing strengthened "National sentimentality I East Timorese church home (or those who have ties in resident, native of Bulgaria, Eastern Europe. up its fight (or independence, the regime of Milosevic and said the United States should avows that a nation can best be attacked, leaving only "Attacking a sovereign coun- and Serbia to give Kosovo back added more hatred to this con- not have got involved. built across fields of social differ- its autonomous status. Neither flict," he said. "When 1 heard about NATO a few survivors. try that is not at war with any of ence through channels of affec- its neighbors is a violation of side can agree. Before the Peet also believes that NATO bombing I was in shock," he tive identification and empa- international law," said Mikhail bombing started, the Albanians bombing has benefited Milose- said. "1 did not think the U.S. Chamachkine, a University stu- had reluctantly agreed to sign vic. would do such a thing. They are thy," she said. dent and native of Eastern the peace agreement. Bombing "By punishing Milosevic, The ideas presented in the began when Yugoslav president we're creating a situation Europe. • See REACTIONS, page seven. speech are new to the academic world and the audience believed the speech was informational, Kosovo refugee families separated yet ambiguous, "It was an interesting discus- The Associated Press and her sister. But she doesn't Skopje. "Apart from that, she people registered lost children. sion," said Marvin Belzer, chair- know where they are now. doesn't cry." "One was a man looking for man of the philosophy depart- STENKOVEC, Macedonia Aid workers who are minis- So chaotic were conditions his grandchildren — a 2-month — The 5-year-old girl with light tering to the extraordinary as refugees flooded across the old baby and a 2-year-old," ment. "However, I didn't see the brown hair walked into a Red crush of humanity — nearly border that aid workers say Rejepi said, continuing to jot connection she was trying to i The softPall team plays Cross tent, clutching a battered half a million Kosovars have they don't even have an esti- down details as she spoke. make between the right to priva- plastic doll. For the moment, it in two double headers poured into neighboring states mate yet of how many families Each evening, various aid cy and sentiment." was her only family. in the past 2 1/2 weeks — can were wrenched apart. agencies from different camps this weekend against Despite the ambiguity of the Like thousands of other eth- only hope they will be able to "We've had about 50 people cross-check all the information Eastern and Central nic Albanian refugees, little help. register missing children this they have compiled. speech, other members of the Michigan. Jehona Aliu became separated "She was crying a little in morning," said Arlinda Rejepi, The refugees are not in a faculty and staff enjoyed it. from her relatives six days ago her sleep last night, but one of working a desk run by the position to do much of the "I really liked her talk," said during their frantic, frightening ex the interpreters was with her," humanitarian group Save the searching themselves. Mace- Jeannie Ludlow, instructor in exodus from Kosovo. said Cpl. Carl Newbrooke, one Children in the Stenkovec donian authorities do not let ■ american culture studies. "I Jehona can remember being of the British troops running camp near Skopje, temporary them leave the camps or receive Opinion 2 on the train from Kosovo with think she has a lot to say about Page Three 3 the tent camp at Brazde, out- home to about 20,000 refugees. her mother, her two brothers side the Macedonian capital of The day before, about 300 • See REFUGEES, page seven. what's important about our World and Nation 4 nation." Entertainment 8 Radhika Cajjala, assistant 10 Sports professor of telecommunications Sports Agate 11 SSS recognizes students for participation 'agreed. "I liked it," she said. "It Wednesday, the University's relates to my work in terms of By IRENE SHARON SSS program celebrated National "[SSS] is one of the few programs at the SCOTT TRIO Day and its mission to care women and suffering, 1 really "Walking around The BG News at a luncheon designed to recog- University that enact we care and enjoyed her arguments." nize the students who partici- students first." Berlant is a professor of Eng- campus you see Jeremy Dickery, Student Sup- pate in the program. Over 120 how they look at port Services |SSS) student and lish and humanities at the Uni- SSS students were recognized for Jeremy Dickery versity of Chicago. She has writ- you. Everyone's senior secondary education their accomplishments. Student Support Services student and senior secondary edtu fl/fon major staring." major, said he was able to make "We [SSSJ want to celebrate ten several books relating to cul- several accomplishments thanks and honor students for their be successful at the University vice awards to exceptional SSS tural studies, sexuality theory to SSS. He said their staff always achievements and send a and graduate from here." tutors. Those awarded were and nation-formation. Her two CJ welcomed him with a smile and reminder to others who support They were awarded based on nominated by their counselor, books, "The Anatomy of Nation- cared about what was happen- transgendered individual our programs to continue to their overall academic perfor- Childs explained. al Fantasy" and "The Queen of ing in his life. invest in the lives of their stu- mance, ambition and ability to Faculty and staff were also America Goes to Washington "|SSS] is one of the few pro- dents," said Sidney Childs, coor- overcome obstacles. Other acknowledged and given the grams at the University that dinator of counseling of SSS. "By awards given were for achieve- Special Friends Award. Recipi- City: Essays on Sex and Citizen- ca enact we care and students first," acknowledging these students, ment in writing, math and ser- ship" have given her much Dickery said. we encourage them to do well, • See SSS, page seven. acclaim in her field. Check out: www.bgnews. VISION sponsors forum com Transgendered individuals spoke about experiences News, web extras and a dress up as women. They refer to mented on how difficult it is for whole lot more. By AMYJO L. BROWN themselves as "dressed" or "in most of society to accept the The BG News drag" when wearing women's transgender community. Want to get in touch? In continuance with Rainbow clothing, make-up and hair. "Walking around campus, bgnews@listproc. Daze, VISION presented a trans- The panel was made up of you see how they look at you. gender forum last night, provid- four "dressed" ladies and three Everyone's staring," said CJ, one bgsu.edu ing the campus community with University students. Each transgendered individual. Your direct line to your an opportunity to ask questions described their own experiences A student not attending the coming out and the difficulties event even went so far as to enter newspaper and receive answers about the transgender community. they encountered. the room, yell out an insult and (VISION is the University's gay, Abby*, one of the "dressed" run back out of the room. Or call us: lesbian, bisexual, transgender, ladies, said the panel wanted to Unfortunately rude remarks, talk with the people who may stares and discrimination are a BG New» Photo/ JASON SUGGS queer, questioning and support- 372-6966 ive straight organization.) not understand and may have constant part of the life of those A panel, presented by VISION, discussed the questions and The transgender community issues with transgendered indi- of transgender tendencies. concerns of the transgender community. faces much discrimination viduals. because they arc often men who Everyone on the panel com- • See FORUM, page seven.

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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike \Vendlinj> Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Copy Chief Photo Editor Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer Sports Editor Graphics Editor Involvement in religion betters society Tony Cavallario Natalie Miller The problem with society The answer, of course, is that be a place where no one would Entertainment Editor today is its lack of organized reli- lilt iTiiiiTi someone had to create the uni- be prone to sin or to any of the Web Editor gion. Without the moral guid- verse. Things can not just make things which make this world Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown ance and teaching of a supreme themselves! Another non-believ- such a vile and disgusting place. Assistant Managing Editor being, it is hard for anyone to Brown ing challenge is, "If this supreme People will not even have the Chief Reporter function in a good and just man- being is all knowing, then he choice to make mistakes. Every- Jason Suggs . .Chief Photographer ner. would know if you would end thing will be perfect. Genetically, Atheism and agnosticism U-Wire Guest up in heaven or hell. That means we could engineer our children Carolyn Steckel . Special Projects Editor have been at the heart of this \ on have no choices, and you are to be moral and good. Computer Vince Guerreri . .Wire Editor problem. How is it that an indi- Columnist predestined." Once again, this data chips could be put in every Sara Eaton . .Assistant Copy Chief vidual can act righteously with- argument holds little water child's head so that all of the G. Michael Graham . .Assistant Sports Editor out the fear of being struck when it is logically' considered. beliefs and ideas that normally Jeff Hindenach . .Assistant Graphics Editor down by the power of almighty God is all-knowing and all-pow- lake decades to culminate will be God? Personally, 1 would sin to organized worship will cer- erful, but he does nol know what inherent. constantly if it were not for the tainly be more likely to lie, cheat you will do next, and he has no At last, there will be peace on hot flames of hell to make me and steal. power to influence you or what Earth. The angels of heaven will editorial think twice! And, who wants to 3. Religious explanations you do. smile down upon the children pass up a reward as glorious as make more logical sense than 5. Religion has helped the who once again live in the Gar- scientific explanations. After the advancement of human knowl- den of Eden. Undergraduate Sludenl Government keeps sinking further into heaven? Let's look at some spe- theorv of evolution became the edge and understanding This process of conversion the muck. cific points: After the perennial ambush outside of the USG voting booth, 1, Religion throughout the standard in educational institu- throughout history. Galileo will take time and effort. And, of tions, no one continued to take made a mistake when he said course, there will be strong which annoyed News cartoonists and letter-writers, came Monday's ages has provided for peace and the story of Creation seriously. that the solar system was earth- opposition. There will be those Unproductive meeting. justice. When humans have Personally, I do not need to centered. Religious authorities groups of people who feel diver- The meeting was delayed by the almost laughable ignorance of some form of religion, it has know about genes and chromo- stepped in and proved that the sity is the most important thing parliamentary procedure by several senators. Instead of sticking it been apparent that they act in a somes to know where I came existing theory of the solar sys- in our world. Some will say that out, however, USG adjourned less than two hours before the meet- more civilized and moral man- from. Biology has tried to tem, a heliocentric system, was without varying beliefs and ing began, citing television coverage as the reason. ner. I have studied history in explain the miracle of birth. correct. Because of his lies, thought, all advances in human This would be analogous to the schedule of Congress being dic- depth and have never come They still have to answer the Galileo was appropriately understanding will stop and tated by C-SI'AN's programming schedule. How ridiculous. across a war that was started on simple question, "Where did the society will stagnate. Compounding these problems is the lack of professionalism of religious grounds. And, when a deemed a heretic. One of the soul of that baby come from?'' many problems with today's But, of course, these argu- some of the senators. If USG really wants to represent the student dispute does arise, the divine 4. Religion has pure logic on ments are obviously founded body, thev must quit acting like kids on a grade-school playground. intervention of the Lord organized religions is that they its side. There are always cases tolerate inquisitions by their only in fear and denial of our USG President Kevin Uussey even went so far as to blurt out that Almighty will cause some per- where non-believers will con- members which is pure blasphe- true destiny. So, in the end, the filling extra organizational seats would be done, "half-assed, like son to resolve it. 2. Religion will prevent crime. front organized religion's doc- my. world will be a holy and just half the things we do." Nice one, Kevin. trine and dogma. One fact is that 6. Religion can work with place in which to live. Part of the problem is the timing of the elections. The terms of If people are taught the Ten Commandments, they will be God always was and always will technology to make the world a Amen. Hussey and vice president Maryann Russell run out at the end of the be. I have been asked in conver- school year, and judging from comments made Monday night, they less likely to break them. Often, better place. Humans are prone sation with an atheist, "Well, to question and think freely. Anthony P. Brown is a Tulane are losing interest in serving the students. The current USG consti- people who rape and murder do why can't one say the universe Now, with neuroscience and College sophomore majoring in phi- tution calls for elections to be held before Spring Break every year. not realize that it is wrong. Who always was and always will be?" losophy and cognitive sciences and This means that for more than one-quarter of their terms, the USG can blame them if they did not electronics, that can all be a thing This, in the eyes of any member of the past. Imagine a world in can be reached at officers and senators are lame ducks. This would be similar to the know right and wrong before of organized religion is an igno- which every child knows what [email protected]. U.S. President being elected one year before taking office — it just they committed these heinous acts? Those who are not exposed rant question. to believe from birth. This would doesn't make sense. Of course, turnout might be affected if elections were held late in the semester. But what's wrong with this lime of year? Mid-April is American journalism frequently misunderstood better than the end of the academic year, and it might be even better Killing people because they few on-the-fence types (which that these major media outlets than before Spring Break, when students are staiggling with hold an opinion would seem like also tend to be the types that have a distinct agenda. midterms and figuring out how soon they can leave B.G. an almost quaint thing of the aren't too informed, and yes, Clean up your act USG and consider moving the elections back, Take the current crisis, for past — if people weren't still unlikely to vote at all.) so that the quacking of the lame ducks doesn't drown out those who example. Leading Serb dissi- doing it. Yet a good deal of wrangling really want to get something done. dents are expressing frustration Last week, Albanian newspa- was devoted to my tiny space on per editor Baton Haxhiu was the side of page two. Such is the at both state-run and Western Letters to the Editor policy reported to have been killed by (perceived?) power of words. media. One intellectual labeled Do you agree with all of this' The BG News encourages all student, faculty, the Serbian police. Haxhiu ran I would argue that real power both propaganda, only making administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a strong opin- an independent paper in Koso- Comes not from what is said, but the distinction that one is more ion. The BG News will not discriminate upon letters solely based on a person's opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. vo, and, according to Amnesty from what's "between the lines:" subtle than the other. International, was killed along ■ Letters to the Editor. I etters are to be less than 500 words (less than two the atmosphere the words create. (One counterargument typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current issue on with four other leading intellec- Even in a politically-charged time) I was roasted in my own the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area. tuals and dissidents. area such as Kosovo, it is unlike- against my case is that I found ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as newspaper two days later, when the preceding tidbit in the pages Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- It's both scary and a bit ly that a newspaper column will ered based on topic relevance and quality. the results of the elections came of a leading national newspaper. strange that the people who the out and it was revealed that the lead directly to a rebellion. But a Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or Serbs first targeted, right along- dozen newspaper columns in a It was, however, buried about 15 Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished Gault/Chipps ticket did win. I side rebel leaders, are writers was accused of "poor judg- dozen newspapers, all with a pages inside.) only' If the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone pro-independence slant might number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- and journalists. Scary for the ment," "poor taste" (I do admit I This leads to the frightening umn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have obvious reasons and strange well create a climate conducive have little fashion sense), and conclusion that we have no idea valid reasons to remain anonymous. because the killings are proof to revolution. To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and The News was called "propa- what's going on in the Balkans leave It In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send It on e-mail to that even though we have televi- ganda," among other things. The impact of the meaning bgnewsiji'bgnet.bgsu.cdu and give it the subject, "Letter to the Editor." right now. sion and smart bombs, the most I look at it this way: as a citi- behind the message is the most Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The dangerous weapon is still the zen, or, in this instance, as a stu- powerful impact words can In the end, it's probably better News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- pen (or its electronic equivalent). have. It is also one of the least edges all entries submitted for publication dent, it's my duty to examine the to admit and possibly overcome I came face to face with the issues and vote, or at least give a understood areas of journalism bias, even in the heat of the and writing. perceived power of words a few good reason for not voting. breaking story and even if edi- Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any weeks ago in a context less seri- Large American media outlets material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is As a newspaper editor, I have tors become the targets of criti- prohibited. ous than warfare. As you might to go a bit further, know a bit cover themselves in the veil of know, 1 endorsed the cism — or even bullets — The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 and is pub- more, and yes, give my interpre- "objectivity," which pretends to lished dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- Gault/Chipps USG tation of events, however subjec- come at a subject fresh and free because of it. ter. President/Vice President ticket tive that interpretation may be. from bias. In reality, this is a in a column that came out the Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily All of this being said, I doubt near-impossible goal which, Mike Wendling is the Editor in those of the student body, faculty. University administration or The BG day of the USG elections. when paid lip service to, only New*. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff. that anybody changed their Chief of The News and his views For this extreme act of chutz- mind about who to vote for serves to fool the public into The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors In sto pah (let's discount for the thinking they're getting an do not necessarily reflect those of the lies or photograph descriptions. because of my column, even moment the fact that newspa- though I might have swung a unadulterated account of events. paper. He can be reached at Derisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. pers endorse candidates all the Numerous studies have shown [email protected]. ». t >. website of the day PEOPLE e www.campus.net on the streeeel

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The Editor-in-Chief. BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on Muslims urge support for NATO bombings The Associated Press ongoing conflict in the troubled accused of crimes against Koso- He said Muslims hope to have Kosovo region appeared to be var Muslims. CLEVELAND — Muslims in a public prayer service Friday at news spreading beyond people with Khalid Samad, spokesman for Public Square in Cleveland's this city made a plea Thursday personal ties to the region. the Cleveland Kosovo Task mpiled from staff and wire reports for support of NATO's bombings downtown. NATO began the assault Force, on Thursday referred to Meanwhile, the services at St. in Yugoslavia, as the Cleveland March 24 to try to force Yugoslav Milosevic as a "mass serial killer Roman Catholic Diocese dedicat- President Slobodan Milosevic to John Cathedral were dedicated with thousands upon thousands to prayers for peace in the mATrAVKwmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmm ed its services to praying for pull his troops out of Kosovo and of tortures, rapes and murders of region. Police seek masked intruder near Dayton peace. accept a peace plan. The innocent civilians to his discred- The public reaction to the The Rev. Theodore Marszal, SPRINGBORO, Ohio (AP) — Police said Thursday they have no Yugoslav military has been it." The task force is a coalition of administrative assistant to Bish- leads in the attack on a woman in a hot tub by a masked intruder. 12 mosques and several other "We're still investigating," said Clearcreek Township police Chief organizations. op Anthony Pilla, said the Walter McAlpin. The group announced its sup- turnout at the church was slight- Patricia Polatka, 44, of Clearcreek Township, said she was in her port of the bombings and said ly more than usual. hot tub on the backyard deck Sunday night when an intruder that Cleveland Muslims "are The services were not intend- dressed entirely in black and wearing a ski mask approached and calling on Americans of all faiths ed as any political statement con- pointed a handgun at her. and all backgrounds who stand cerning the NATO attacks, he Polatka told police she grabbed the gun just before it went off and for justice to support us in this said. shot her in the left shoulder. Polatka then fired a few shots as the effort." "Our intent is try to heighten intruder fled the home, McAlpin said. Samad urged Congress to awareness as Christians that we Polatka, who was found on a bathroom floor by her roommate support recognition of Kosovo as need to pray for this war torn Monday morning, was treated at Sycamore Hospital in Miamisburg an independent nation, arm area of the world," he said. and released. those fighting there for liberation "There are men, women and chil- Police said glass on the front door was broken, but nothing was and document crimes against dren out there who are living the missing from the house. humanity. experience of this war." ■DESTINATION m—m—ammmm—mmam I le said some local people with ties to Kosovo or Albania The Salvation Army will col- Circus travels to right city, wrong state were invited to attend the lect money Friday for Kosovo BLUFFTON, Ohio (AP) — The fliers all over town said the circus group's news conference Thurs- refugees. Kettles usually used was coming to Bluffton. The problem is the circus got the wrong Associated Press Photo day but chose not to do so. during the Christmas season will Bluffton. "They feel that if any of them appear in downtown Cleveland. Don't blame the clowns for the confusion. Khalid A. Samed, center, calls for support of NATO actions in The American Red Cross is also It seems the promoter for the Famous Cole Indoor Circus got went public they would be Kosovo during a news conference with Sheikh Masund Laryea, mixed up and posted fliers promoting two shows Friday in this putting their families al risk. We taking donations for disaster left, and Qasim Kham outside the First Cleveland Mosque northwest Ohio town, owner Willene Bacon said. recogni/e and understand those relief related to the Kosovo con- Thursday. April 8. Instead, the circus is stopping about 68 miles west in Bluffton, Ind. concerns," Samad said. flict. A circus representative was in Bluffton (Ohio) last week and asked people to hang a flier in their store windows. But some began to won- MSU science cooks dedicated to food safety der after reading the signs, which said the sponsor was Habitat for The Associated Press school's new National Food Safe- from foodbornc illness every adult deaths and six miscar- Humanity of Wells County. ty and Toxicology Center. The year, according to the federal riages or stillbirths in 22 states, "Someone pointed out the county was wrong," said Jeff Kantner, LANSING, Mich. — Possibly center, which opened last year, Centers for Disease Control and according to the CDC. owner of Family True Value Hardware. "I never looked at it. I just coming soon to a refrigerator draws researchers Irom many Prevention. It's difficult to find The study of food safety is hung it in the window." near you: hot dogs covered with diflerent disciplines to study the more exact numbers because nothing new. What is unique ■ ACCIDENT HMMMMBMH an edible film to prevent contam- safety of the food supply. food poisoning cases are not about Michigan State's approach Tractor-trailer causes train to derail ination from potentially deadly "The reason this center exists always diagnosed or reported. is the way il brings together aca- bacteria like listeria, salmonella is to gel a holistic view," says Worldwide, the figures are demics of different stripes under MOXAHALA, Ohio (AP) — A freight train collided with a tractor- and E. coli. director Robert I lollingworth. estimated to be many times that, one roof, according to Dane trailer Thursday, sending 25 rail cars off the track and injuring three At least that's where Elliot "You've got to have microbiolo- especially in developing coun- Bernard of the National Food people. Ryser, a professor at Michigan gisls, process control people who tries. Processors Association, an indus- The derailment spilled coal from the cars of the Conrail train. The State University, hopes his understand the processes and truck was carrying glass jars, and broken glass was scattered at the "Because it's food, everyone's try trade group. research will lead sometime in behavioral scientists who under- ,il risk, especially infants, chil- accident site. The federal government is the next five years. stand how people react." dren and the elderly," Holling- The accident happened about 8:40 a.m. where the tracks cross state also getting into the act. Last "The idea with the film is lo The recent listeria outbreak worth says. Route 13 about 50 miles southeast of Columbus. The two-lane road year, it announced plans for the try to make something like a traced back lo the Zeeland-based was closed for the cleanup, the State Highway Patrol said. No official cause of the Zee- joint Institute on Food Safety Teflon suit ... so if bacteria lands Bil Mar Foods plant is only one Two engines of the train also derailed, said Ron Hildebrand, a land outbreak has been deter- Research, which is designed to on a hot dog it's inactivated," example of potential food safety spokesman for Philadelphia-based Conrail. mined, although there's specula- get the most out of research dol- Ryser says. hazards, he says. Two engineers and the truck driver were injured, said patrol Sgt. tion it may be related to air con- lars by encouraging cooperation An estimated 9,000 Americans Gary Lewis. Ryser is one of three dozen ditioning units in the plant. The between the government, scientists affiliated with the die and 33 million become ill outbreak has been linked to 15 schools and industry. V V V V V V if- V V if- V V V V V if- if- V if- if- V ■$■ ^ NEWIPVJ "ALPHA CHI OMEGA Rentals

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A sian militiamen invaded a dreds of civilian fighters who who were left behind would be fighter tried lo shoot him, but the church complex in East Timor, want Indonesia to keep control killed," said 27-year-old Emilita faulty gun only delivered a click. shooting and cutting down vil- of East Timor swarmed into Mendes, who has been hiding in Frustrated, Ihe assailanl picked lagers, the massacre site was Liquica, attacking villagers sus- a Liquica house since the mas- up a rock and hurled it at the abandoned save for a few graz- pected of being pro-indepen- sacre. priest, who is no relation to ing goats and half a dozen nuns. dence activists. Soon, tension exploded into Antonio. — But witness accounts Thurs- They quickly converged out- mayhem. As security forces By this lime, many villager day made vivid the scenes of side the church, where up lo stood by, Mendes and other wit- had fled from the church lo trie 2,000 people, including children Associated Press Photo slaughter at the compound in nesses said, militiamen ran into priest's house. According fo Liquica, where religious leaders and the elderly, had sought shel- the church grounds and slashed Rafael dos Sanlos, police fired A goat grazes by a church wall splattered with blood, Thursday, say at least 25 people died and ter, according to parish priest at victims who scrambled to get shots and lobbed tear gas April 8, following Tuesday's attacks on East Timorese separatists dozens were wounded. Rafael dos Santos. away. Gunshots boomed as the grenades al his home and militi- by anti-independence militia men in Liquica Indonesia. 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•T'"l» -'--"_•" * -'-•-•..* -. • page 6 The BG News Friday, April 9;«1099 Tree climbers learn expensive lesson Cleveland sues ['During a day at Central Park, family receives $1000 ticket from rangers gun industry The Associated Press White said the city has spent The Associated Press were fined $50 for dancing millions of dollars for extra around a beach bonfire without CLEVELAND— Cleveland police protection, emergency ser- | NEW YORK - - Children Parks Department permission. joined several cities that have vices, police pension benefits, 1, climbing trees?! This has got to The story of the pine fine filed lawsuits against the gun imprisonment costs and medical ,| stop! began on March 21 when Avelli- industry Thursday, accusing care because of gun violence. That's pretty much the mes- no, a New York restaurant man- firearms makers of failing to sage Anthony Avellino said he New Orleans, Chicago, ager, took his daughters Leah incorporate safety features that got from two park rangers last would keep guns from being Miami/Dade County and month. They handed him a and Rebecca and their friend, Bridgeport, Conn., are among Darrayn, to Central Park to fired by unauthorized users. $1,000 ticket after his daughters, The suit seeking unspecified the other cities that have filed ages 9 and 11, and their 11-year- knock a Softball around. damages was filed in Cuyahoga similar lawsuits. old friend were caught climbing The girls soon got bored and decided to climb trees instead. County Common Pleas Courl. It Jack Adkins, director of opera- a Japanese while pine in Central names 17 gun manufacturers and tions for the American Shooting Park. They went into a special grove three trade associations. Sports Council Inc., an Atlanta- "My children have been where pine trees get extra care based trade group named as a climbing trees in Central Park and chose a Japanese white A representative of one trade defendant in the Cleveland suit, for nine years," Avellino said. pine, one of only about a dozen association said safety measures "At least give me a warning." in the city. such as gun safes and locking said safety measures Cleveland Bui officials said it was too Parks Department systems already are on the mar- and other cities want in guns are late — the tree was damaged. spokesman Edward Skyler said ket, but it is the consumer's only available in prototypes now. choice whether to buy them. They said they will bring pho- Thursday that the trees, which They're not on sale to the general tographs of broken boughs to have soft boughs, are not The city's lawsuit claims lack public, he said. environmental court to prove it. indigenous to New York and of safety features, dangerous "These cities are suing to force Avellino, who did not imme- cost several thousand dollars designs and inadequate warn- the industry to sell something diately return calls to his home, apiece. ings have made guns "unreason- that doesn't exist," he said. told the Daily News he would ably dangerous" and able to be Two park rangers ordered Meanwhile, methods of keep- fight the ticket, which cites him fired by unauthorized users, the children down. Skyler said ing guns stored safely out of the for "destruction, defacement or including children. the rangers saw at least three hands of unauthorized users are abuse of a tree." branches fall and noticed sever- "The industry has failed in its It is not the wackiest ticket available now if consumers want al others broken and two or duty to make a safer gun and as ever given in New York City. them, he said. three more lying on the ground. a direct result, the city of Cleve- There was the so-called pee- "It's hard to fathom why the j A warning was out of the land has been forced to spend wee wee-wee case, in which the industry is responsible if the con- question. "The damage was tremendous amounts of money grandmother of a 4-year-old dealing with the gun industry's sumer chooses not to use devices done," Skyler said. was given a $50 ticket for letting failure," Mayor Michael R. White that are currently — and have But with no posted signs, the boy deposit a "noxious liq- said. been — available," he said. how's a park patron supposed uid" on city property. (The lad Associated Press Photo urinated on a bush.) to know that tree-climbing is •?# W Q JP V $■ V #•£ #^-£ v vwwwv Or the deli owner ordered to forbidden? Anthony Avellino and his three daughters, Rebecca, left, pay $1,000 for damaging a "There are lots of things that Leah, foreground right, and Julie, stand in front of the tree honey locust tree by chaining you cannot do in parks that are they received a $1000 ticket for climbing in New York's Cen- American Heart his bicycle to it; a judge dis- not posted," Skyler said. "If we tral Park on March 21, 1999. Leah holds a branch from the Association.1 missed the charge. Or the 23 listed every rule, we'd have tree that was broken after a park ranger told the children to winter-solstice revelers who more signs than trees." get off the tree. 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They need to because Serbia's internal prob- cisely because they are so power- visitors, and there is no way to Magbule Miftari, 21, was try- from them in seven days." stay out of it." lems were extremely serious, but Don Rowney, professor of his- ful. He also doesn't think that the make telephone calls. ing to contact her younger broth- In the Red Cross tent, Jehona she believes they should have er, who is 18. He went to pick tory, disagreed. He believes that bombings are going to solve the Sometimes, the refugees' des- Aliu, wearing a while T-shirt only gotten involved diplomati- something up as they were being because of the issue of genocide, peace disagreement. peration boils over. On Thursday with pink dots, perched in the cally. herded aboard buses at the bor- NATO action was necessary. "We're blowing the country to at the Stenkovec camp, one man lap of Newbrooke, the British "The president was killing the was carried into a field hospital, der, and she lost sight of him. "I am in support of using corporal. He said he was sure Albanians, however, the bomb- hell, but once we leave the same his nose broken and his head That was a week ago. forces to stop it and in this ing made things worse," she thing will continue," he said, in bloodied after an altercation "He's probably in another her family was in another camp, instance, there is a good likeli- said. reference to the ethnic conflict in with one of the Macedonian camp," she said hopefully. looking for her. hood this can be stopped," The United States is protect- Kosovo. guards. Megid Maloku, 34, was more In the meantime, she spends Rowney said. ing civil rights by bombing Starosto said that he is con- Dazed resignation is more uncertain about the fate of her days with other children in the He said the United States is Yugoslavia and the United States cerned about the war, but is not common. In the camp, with its four children, the oldest of Brazde camp who are also sepa- the country with the most should serve as a moral agent for rows of green or white tents, whom is 13. The truck her fami- rated from their parents and sib- resources to take action. Rowney sure why the United States other countries, Rowney said. people milled in the walkways ly was fleeing Kosovo in broke lings. Jehona cheers them up by also said NATO's decision to "The United States is the decided to get involved. or washed their muddy clothes down before they reached the singing songs and doing little bomb Kosovo sends a strong wealthiest, most powerful coun- "Why pick this fight when in a culvert. frontier. dances. message, because 19 countries try," he said. "They are trying to other ethnic wars are occurring At the Save the Children trac- She got a ride with one group; agreed to such an action. do the right thing." elsewhere?" he asked. "What ing desk, Adile Ferizi joined the another took her children. She "She tells them she hasn't Ildiko Szentkiralyi, senior Bryan Starosto, a senior IPC made the U.S. pick this one?" line. In the crush at the Kosovo- isn't even sure they made it seen her mom for how many Macedonian border, she lost all across. days, and she's been brave about sss- six of her children, ranging in "We heard from others that it," Newbrooke said. "So they Continued from page one. as a reminder that there is pletely lost without their help," ages from 2 to 13. they may have gone through shouldn't cry." always someone here at the Uni- she said. "Their encouragement ents of this award were individ- versity that cares and is willing and caring qualities have sup- FORUM uals that supported the pro- to help, explained Childs. Continued from page one. sonalities. Society, however, is time, then I didn't want the job," ported me through the years." grams sponsored by SSS. Childs said SSS is a program slow to accept and understand she said. This year's theme was "SUC- that nurtures and motivates stu- Many guests were pleased Brian Niedzwiecki, president differences. She also explained the reac- CESS: Past-Present-Future." The dents. Sometimes they are with the turnout. of VISION, said his organization Rebecca told of how she lost tion of her grandmother, who program opened with student viewed as a "safe place." Ruth Ann McCray, senior lib- advertised the forum mostly her job after she began appearing still refuses to accept her as speakers that represented the through mailings. at work dressed as a woman. "Often our students feel they eral studies major, said the lun- Rebbecca and continues to call past, present and future SSS stu- are given the run-around from cheon allowed students to know "There has been a lot of van- "I was still doing my job, but dents. dalism to our advertisements on my hair and nails were consid- her Ronald. Rebbecca insists that other departments," he said. they count. she is who she is and she can't Joshua Bey, future SSS stu- "They come here and we pro- campus in the past. Fliers and ered too long," she said. "One "The luncheon recognizes stu- change. dent and a junior from Scott vide a different perception of banners are often torn down." day I came back from vacation High School in Toledo, spoke on this run-around. They leave here dents who have made academic Those who sat on the panel, and found I had been demoted. I "Do you know how you need the meaning of success, which feeling as though they have been achievements and hopefully this though, asserted that their took a 50 percent pay-cut." oxygen to breathe? I need this to was explained through a poem helped." will motivate students to keep lifestyles are who they are, and Eventually Rebbecca was live," she said. and an acronym. SSS participants said the pro- trying and not give up on their what they look like doesn't harassed enough that she quit. The names of the individuals are During the luncheon, Childs gram has been resourceful in studies." change the goodness of their per- "If I couldn't be me all the not necessarily their real names. talked about the symbol of the their lives. Heilman said the luncheon SSS luncheon, which was a pret- Scott Heilman, freshman early inspired him to try a little harder zel. The pretzel symbolizes suc- childhood major, said the pro- to reach the dean's list. cess and the services of SSS. gram has been able to offer him "It is continuous," Childs tutors that helped him with his Childs said the luncheon had said. studies. a great turnout and went very The criss-cross part of the "One particular tutor, Amy well. 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Entertainment Editor Tony Cavallario Entertainment 372-2604 'The Matrix' full of sci-fi action By ERIK PEPPLE pictures of the last twenty years, The BC News the Wachowskis also toss in some Zen Buddhism, Christ alle- 'The Matrix' gories, existentialism and cos- Anyone looking Starring: Keanu Reeves, Lau- tume design straight from a for a one word rence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne dominalrix's yard sale. Moss, Hugo Weaving and Joe description of "The Pantoliano Matrix" can find it in The plot, as such, revolves the final few seconds * The News says: "Whoa." An around a brilliant but rogue exciting, stylish, smart science of the trailer for this spectacular- computer programmer named fiction dazzler. ly entertaining sci-fi film. Thomas Anderson (Reeves). By Keanu Reeves is standing day he toils away in a pathetic, • *•* slack-jawed, a look of amaze- monochromatic computer com- P«epl. *»w »«r ungMui m cool ment crosses his face and he pany. At night he is a hacker finally mutters, in his best Ted named Neo who traffics in black mechanical squids, a group of "Theodore" Logan manner, market computer programs. secret agents who look like the "Whoa!" One evening Neo becomes bastard sons of the Blues Broth- "Whoa" is right. plagued by paranoid, Kafka-like ers and the cast of Reservoir dreams and mysterious phone Dogs, a cookie baking oracle and "The Matrix" is a thrilling calls from a sagacious sounding jaw-dropping Hong Kong style Photo Provided example of a genre I call the sci- cipher named Morpheus (Lau- battle sequences. Laurence Fishburne, Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss star in the Wachowski brothers new fi cuisinarl. It's equal parts John rence Fishburne). film "The Matrix." Woo, Japanimation, Bruce Lee, Much like the Wachowskis In addition to the original ny Mnemonic"), Reeves does a Pantoliano is great fun as a fel- "Star Wars", "Aliens", "Blade Eventually Neo finds himself first film "Bound," "The Matrix" style, "The Matrix" boasts a nice job with role of Neo. low hacker, Hugo Weaving is all Runner", "City of Lost Children" recruited to join a resistance is more about style than sub- cache of fine performances as Reeves' work is a smart balance sardonic bluster and nastiness as and Lewis Carroll. force led by Morpheus and the stance. As power packed with well. This is not the kind of film between the cerebral and physi- the head bad guy and Carrie- lithe kung fu mistress Trinity detail and nuance as the screen- that exactly begs (or subtle act- cal. "Matrix" directors Andy and Anne Moss gives a star making (Carrie-Anne Moss). Morpheus play may be, the stars of this ing nuance, but the cast does an Larry Wachowski employ a tilm performance as the hauntingly explains to Neo that he is possi- show are the astounding action admirable job. Keanu Reeves is He trained with Jackie Chan's geeks knowledge of genre pic- beautiful and very nimble, ass- bly the "chosen one." The "cho- scenes. Employing techniques the biggest surprise. mentor for the kung fu battles tures and mix it all together and kicking, love interest Trinity. sen one" is a Christ-like figure as varied as CGI, 90 to 360 and the training shows. Fish- ejaculate a 136-mimite head trip After spending the last few- who will lead the rebellion degree camera rotations, freeze burne is the perfect choice as the filled with stunning visuals and years in films that ranged from Watching "The Matrix" is a against the Matrix-a computer frames and a combination of enigmatically Zen buddha/Obi- showstopping special effects. 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Oestreng looks to NCAA lead again nationals I'm going to carry it from here.'" By MATT STEINER By MATTHEW P. LYONS "When we get an opportuni- The.BG News ty to put a game away, we have rhe BG News SOUTH BEND, Ind. - For the to take advantage," Schmitz While the rest of the Bowling second day in a row, the Falcon added. "The old saying goes 'go Green gymnastics team prepares baseball team squandeied a for the jugular,' we've got to go for the upcoming National Invi- commanding lead. Tuesday, for the jugular." tational Tournament meet in Bowling Green (12-12 overall) After the 9-1 lead dwindled Philadelphia, freshman Marny led 5-1 and lost 8-7 to Michigan to 10-7, Notre Dame came to bat Oestreng is competing at the at home. This time the team led in the bottom of the eighth. NCAA regional meet at 9-1 over Notre Dame in South BG pitcher Tony Fontana Louisiana State University on Bend, Ind. Wednesday. gave up a single and a walk to Saturday. With a good showing, Against Michigan, the field- start the inning. Schmitz went to . Oestreng could gain a spot in the ing broke down. The pitching the bullpen bringing in Mike national meet in Utah. lost its Muzi. Muzi quickly gave up a spark in the double, committed a baulk scor- Oestreng is currently ranked loss to the ing a run, hit a batter with a number two in the region and Fighting pitch and gave up two walks. expects to do well this weekend. Irish (22-8 Before the inning ended, the As an individual competitor, she overall) Irish benefited from three walks, must rotate with a full team in giving up four hits, a balk, Muzi's hit bats- the meet. Oestreng is rotating seven runs man and another batter hit by with host school Louisiana State in the freshman Doug Flere who fin- University and will begin the eighth Tony Fontana ished the inning on the mound. meet on vault. She is rotating inning, A two-run home run by Notre BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE around the events in the same resulting in a 14-10 loss. Dame designated hitter Jeff order she would if she were "We had an opportunity to Wagner was the big hit of the Falcon infielder Nick Schmidt slides to avoid a fag. BG is playing two doubleheaders this competing in a home meet. give Notre Dame their first seven run inning. weekend against Central Michigan and Western Michigan, both at Sfeller Field. "I am really pleased with her home loss," said coach Danny Schmitz has talked all year lowing a three error game draw," said Falcon coach Dan Schmitz. "We just didn't get it about the need to put the three two hits each. Right fielder Lee With the score tied 1-1, the Fal- against Michigan, the Falcon Connelly. done. I'm not sure if our mental phases of the game (hitting, Morrison led the way driving in cons put seven runs on the pitching, defense) together. three runs. Alan Gilhousen and board. Dukate came to bat twice fielders settled down and A win in the overall competi- approach was where it needed to be. With us building a lead Wednesday, hitting definitely Scott Dukate added two RBIs in the inning swatting his two played an errorless game. tion will assure Oestreng a spot each. hits, both singles resulted in two The loss makes it three at the NCAA national meet at like that, each guy that I handed showed its face. BG scored their 10 runs on 14 The highlight for the BG hit- Falcon RBI. the University of Utah. Even the ball to should've said hits. Five different Falcons had ter came in the third inning. The defense returned. Fol- without a win, there is still the 'Thanks coach, this game is over. • See GAMER, page eleven. possibility of earning a spot depending on her score. In order to automatically Falcons prepare to bounce back qualify for the NCAA tourna- ment, Oestreng will have to win Judd Folske replaces Dean on the defense by running. Sanborn leads the team. He ence tournament on the last By MATT STEINER the all-around. However, six at- Kreiner who retired after 14 They're notorious for trying to boasts 20 RBI and is tied for the game of the season," Schmitz large all-arounders and the The BC News years as the head coach. run." Central lead with five home said. "They played very regional event winners will The Falcon baseball team will Central finished 34-25 in 1998 The runs. Pieratt also has five respectable baseball as a young qualify. have ample chances this week- with a 23-9 record in the MAC Chippewas homers to go along with his team. Those kids are all coming The last BG gymnast to quali- end to bounce back from their which was good enough for sec- lead the all- team leading 21 RBI and a .313 back so they are going to be a fy for the regional meet was three game skid. ond place in the Western Divi- time series batting average. strong team and they are one of Karen Jordan in 1996. Presently, BowlingGreen (12-12overall, sion. against BG, The projected starting pitch- the favorites in the west." Western Michigan is coming BG has never had a gymnast 3-1 Mid-American Conference) "They're a team with a 26-42-1. The ers for Central are Mike Fawcett qualify for the NCAA national will play two double headers at tremendous baseball tradition," Falcons won (2-3, 4.75 ERA) and Adam Bolt- off their sixth win in their last championship. Oestreng will be Steller Field. Saturday the Cen- BG coach Danny Schmitz said. both games house (0-1, 3.75 ERA). seven games defeating Val- the first. tral Michigan Chippewas (8-15, "They'vebeen one of the power- between the paraiso 7-2 Wednesday. 1-1 MAC) come to town for two houses of the conference. They teams Dann Western Michigan Thev will throw two fresh- Oestreng holds BG records in 1998. 3-2 V Schmitz games. The double ticket Sun- got off to a slow start, but they The Broncos surprised many men at the Falcons Sunday. The all four individual events and day features the Western Michi- played some very good compe- and 7-6. in 1998 by finishing third in the projected pitchers are Josh Clark the all-around. She has been gan Broncos (11-12, 3-1 MAC). tition playing the top teams in Two juniors, outfielder Jake MAC'S Western Division. In and Kodv Naylot named the MAC Gymnast of the The first pitch is scheduled for 1 the country down in Florida. Sanborn and infielder Scott Pier- 1999 Western is picked to finish (lark is 3-2 with a 4.38 ERA. Year and the MAC Freshman of p.m. both days. You can't let their record fool alt, lead the way offensively for second in the division. Naylor, coming olf a four-hit the Year and was a first-team Central Michigan you. They are going to be a team Central. "They were very young last All-MAC honoree. • See CHIPPEWA, page eleven. First vear Chippewa coach that likes to try to put pressure With a .337 batting average. year, but thev made the confer- Softball team concentrates on playing 'relaxed5 game 2 weekend doubleheaders in Michigan put pressure on Falcons to win MAC contests blcheader wins against Detroit BG played the doubleheader By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Wednesday. Offensively, the Fal- without sophomore Jenny Dom- The BG News cons are trying to build off the scliot. Aside from trying to put fourth inning ol the first game "In between games at OU, she together seven strong innings, and the sixth inning of the sec- kind of jammed her elbow," the Bowling Green softball team ond game. They scored three and Ross-Shaw said. "She has a slight five runs in those innings respec- is attempting to play loose and fracture on the tip of her radial. relaxed softball. tively. "We seem to be pretty spo- The doctor said 2-4 weeks yester- The players and coaches day. She's going through therapy would say they play error-free radic anyway," said outfielder now. It's kind of sad, because she ball when they play relaxed. Caroline Reitz. "We'll play really had to sit out last year and now Defensive errors have been a well in one game and not in the problem throughout the past few next. That's going to be the key she's getting experience." seasons. to our success this year in The Falcons are 7-17 overall "They're mental errors," said putting it all together. We can't and 2-2 in MAC play. In the East coach Leigh Ross-Shaw. "I told just hit in Division, BG is in a three-way lie them they are playing every spurts. We for second with Kent and Mar- have to hit game like it's the MAC [Mid- shall. Ohio leads the East at 4-0. well all the American Conference! champi- In the West Division, North- time in onship game. They're putting so ern Illinois leads with a 4-0 every much pressure on themselves. inning. Oth- record, while Central Michigan When you put pressure on your- erwise is 3-0 and Eastern Michigan 3-1. self like that, you can't just relax against the The Chippewas are 19-6 overall and play. I think they realized other teams, Leigh Ross-Shaw while the Eagles are 13-12. that. In the second game, they we're not BG is 35-24 all time against started to have fun. I told them going to do well. We've experi- Eastern with an 11-game win- we have nothing to prove to any- enced enough of the ups and ning streak. The Falcons posted one. We are not the defending downs that we're sick of them 4-2 and 2-1 wins over the Eagles MAC champions, so let's just go and ready to play." last season. out there and do it." Against Detroit, everyone saw Against the Chippewas, BG is Photo Provided Ross-Shaw hopes to see her some form of action. team play relaxed this weekend 11-41 all time dropping the last "We can mix up things and be 15 contests. Central won all three when the Falcons head north for just as strong all the way BG outfielder Caroline Reitz dives tor a ball. The Falcons are working up to two doubleheaders games last year including an 8-3 doubleheaders at Eastern Michi- around," said sophomore third this weekend against Eastern and Central Michigan. Coach Ross-Shaw feels the team can play gan Friday and Central Michi- baseman Lynsey Ebel. "We have win in the MAC tournament. error-free ball if they just stay relaxed and concentrate on the game. gan, Saturday. a lot of depth." The Falcons last defeated Central BG played tha* way in dou- Michigan in 1994. « \ i Friday, April 9, 1999 The BG News page 11

OVER THE WIRE KMMIfflgrcM STANDINGS Mlional MiKkrv lra>iur American L«ague ne At A Glance Hv Ihr AwKialril Pita Augusta's greens produce East Division All (tarn EDI ra. GB COtnpOcd Imm wire tour* 1.000 - I »MIR\ c ONKMM I BaMunorr I 000 AlljntK Division high round 1 scores T nto 000 1/2 •BASKETBALL Nfvv York 000 I W L I Pis The Associated Press ter yet, they didn't have to Tampa Bay 000 I . \. .. '...■. 42 2.1 II .,; Central Division Third player picked deal with a 95-minute 14 86 Pet GB > Pitlvbtirfch i., 27 for '99-00 AUGUSTA, Ga. — For- storm delay that changed 1 000 - •-Philadelphia M :'■ 18 86 Detion I 000 - get about the new rough Augusta even more — Irom V 35 Hi "1 Men's baskrtb.ill signed Seth Cleveland 000 1/2 Doliboa, its third player, for next framing the fairways or the hot, hazy and sun-baked to Mmm aou 000 1/2 \ i Uandm 2\ 46 10 rtuisu City 000 I extra 25 yards on two holes. stormy, swirling winds. Northeast Division year's season. Doliboa is a guard Weit DMiion Never mind that the Mas- W L 1 Pis who lettered for three seasons at Nick Price, one of 12 Pet GB Oakland i 1000 Troy Holtrey at Springboro High ters had threesomes for the .-Ottawa 1! 22 12 -.- players left on the course Anaheim 0 000 1/2 first time since 1962, or a 4) 28 93 School. He was a second-team when play was suspended Sralllr 0 000 I ■■Toronto I'X.IS 0 division II all-state pick this sea- new qualifications list that 000 I > Bullali. IS 26 15 85 by darkness, was also at 3- Monday s Gjmri produced the largest field 13 85 son after averaging 17.5 points under and will return Fri- Dl'trull I I. lixas S .-Boston .'- in 33 years. Boston 5 K.II^.IS CUV :t M 10 72 per game. day morning to play the Mantftal BalUmore 10. Tampa Bay 7 Southeast Division SOCCER Despite all the hoopla 18th. . H. Seattle 2 Oakland 5. New York 3 tv L T Pis over all the changes, Defending champion Carolina 32 n 16 80 5 players added Augusta National was up National League. Sub-Standings Mark O'Meara birdicd the Florida 27 .12 IB 72 Women's soccer coach Tom to its same old tricks Thu rs- East Division 18th for the second straight Pet. Washington 31 40 H Piccirillo has announced the day. Atlanta ■ round. This one got him to Tampa Bay II 51 43 addition of five student-athletes Munllc.il 667 Davis Love III, lirandel 2-under 70, along with Near York 667 WESTERN CONH RIM I to the program. Kelly Archiable 333 Chamblee and Scott Colin Monlgomeric, Justin Florida Central Division PniladHphla 333 (Ohio), Jill Conov-er (N.Y.), Erika McCarron survived the Leonard, defending U.S. Central Division L Pis Flanders (Ohio), Melissa Galitz ( sloping, brick-hard greens ('pen champion Lee Jan/en Pet. v Detroit 30 sfl St Louu 667 in the first round to share and former Masters champ Ml 111.) and Amy Mcllwain (Ohio) Chicago 500 1/2 11 12 will join the Falcons this fall. the lead at 3-under 69. Bet- Jose Maria Olazab.il. Houston 500 1/2 11 12 62 41 61 GAMER CHIPPEWA WWW- Northwest Division w I. T PIS know which team is going to Continued from page ten. and at the beginning of the week Continued from page ten. v Colorado « 26 :ii 44 show up. That's all mental focus. held the 13th spot in the NCAA. straight for BG. Prior to Sun- WWW Edmonton 2° 37 II 69 We knew going into the season shutout against Marshall, boasts day's loss to Toledo the Falcons I le boasts a MAC leading nine C al,;ary 28 37 12 68 that the thing this team had to a 2-0 record with a 4.12 l£RA. had won six in a row. Before thai home runs to go along with a VajKOUVtl 22 46 11 The big bat lor the Broncos they rode a five game losing learn is to be mentallv tough. .365 batting average. belongs to senior third baseman streak. That was one thing the team had Senior first baseman Kris Frank Alfieri. Alfieri leads the American Mean "When we come out and play lasl vc.it and thai was why they Association team with 34 RBI. That mark Gundrum leads the club hitting hard from the first pilch to the had success Until the light bulb A stroke can ranks second in the conference .366. Gundrum knocked in five last pitch, we can be a competi- finally gws on, we're going to be homers and 19 RBI this season. tive team," Schmitz said. "I hale up and down. We need to make be a mind- Reduce your to say it but we have been like .1 sure that switch goes on and it risk factors Jekyll and Hvde team. I don't blowing thing slays on for the whole game "

SAVE THE EARTH USG meetings are now in 113 Oscamp on Stop Crime Now Mondays ai 7.30 p.m. They are also leievised From peppe'-spray to door alarms and much CAMPUS EVENTS Are you looking (or a way to show the environ- The BG News ment mat you appreciate all the great th.ngs it every Tues. and Wed. on Ch. 24 at 11 00 p.m more. For (fee catalog wnte: does lor you? Do this, collect seeds, burn Show your suppo't and involvement lor the Stop Cnme Now 360 Colony Lane »4i Classified brush, restore prairies, try to stop styro'oam student body. Ads 'Free Comedian* use on campus, and plan this years Earth Bowling Green. OH 43402 As seen on Comedy Genual Week by joining the Environmental Action UAO Presents Group It's time weil spont every Monday night SERVICES OFFERED 372-6977 Darren Carter from 9 to ' Opm, m room 301 of University Hall Wed. April 14th @ G:30pm Join because the environment needs you and PERSONALS it* m. Nr*i -illnot.uu«iagl) am 'Free Comedian' you need it. Musicians1 thji JixTtiiiin.i'r or .ix.iir.i^r dwt n Have a Demo'' CO Burning SB each jfi> inUmJu.il <>f puuj.4 ii i|. !..,-,. Digital sound/video editing ALPHA PHI OMEGA Bowling Green Council of Teachers of Mathe- STUDY A8HOADORIENTATION CtWd i.l.f.m "jii.-ii.il . •.. at the best rates anywhere THANK YOU TO MCDONALD'S FOI, HELP- ! matics presents* The Education Abroad OHice will sponsor a ■*•*«) 1 ... ..(IK. GeckoT DIGITAL AUDIO ING APHIO RAISE MONEY FOR DANCE r>,'.ll> piiaktlnl aWp "Interviewing lor and Surviving Your First Math pre-deoarture session on Tuesday. April 13 in Teaching Job." Ca'lEnc 354-2810 [email protected] MARATHON WE SUPPORT AND THANK Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society will be 1 .04 Otfenhauer West at 7:00pm lor all stu- YOU. IV m. Nm ii-.,,,. n, ,,,!., ... t,,i •„ Tuesday. April 13 at 9 00pm m lite Science having Happy Hours at BW3 s on Tuesday, dents studying abroad during summer 1999. Building Room M0 ALPHA PHIOMEGA ■ * mix jn, utunwuM -mli a- itwat fiaujkd " I* April! 3 Irom 5.00*8:00pm. Free pop and wmgs fall semoster 1999 0f lno entiro 1999 2000 Pregnant"" All are welcome lor the question;answer pre- aWkMMui) *ckm$ t» lAMai haw mtvlndwi will be provided Each member of Phi Eta Sig- academic year. Call 2-0-179 with questions. FREE pregnancy tests in ii.nuir All .■l».nis,iini, ._■■ .',,■■ ..in.-if and sentahon Buddy BloodDrop wants YOU to save lives. ma is invited to attend and bring a guest 'or CONFIDENTIAL and CARING. •fajamval Give Blood Apni 12-16 some free food and fun' 354-4673 BG P-egnancy Center Tibetan Monk speaks on OfscampHal.'. Mam 5pm.da.y We will also be providing a yard dean up ser- Human Rights & Freedom vice for local senor citizens on Saturday. April Tuesday. April 13th Find It In 17 from 900am-1:00pm. All members of Phi 5 30-7 30pm Eta Sigma are encouraged to help out for this 111 Oscamp Hail The BG News! community service project' See you all there' Contact Roxanne SchuHer 353-8350

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Hope Medical Institute (HMI)is currently accepting applications for ** Sigma %appa (Bigs andLittCes^ September/October 1999 semesters from committed students. If you arc: ■ College graduate with pre-med or pre-vet background ■ College graduate without pre-med or pre-vet background HAPPY HOUR Tonight * ■ 2-year college education with concentration in science courses (Big ■ High school graduate who wants to become a M.D. or HAM. 4-7 pm * The next semester starts September/October 1999 at various affiliated Stan (Bishop institutions in Europe. Courses are conducted in the English language. $2 all you can eat Munchie Bar 0 for Littles The institutions ana programs are well recognized by the World Health * Organization, American Medical and Veterinary Exam Boards as well as the flmy (Richards U S. Department of Education. Full Iinanctng by the U.S. Government is available. Due to very limited POOL TABLES • DARTS and * time and availability of space, apply immediately if you think you have what it takes to be a good physician or veterinarian. Call for further information at: BIG SCREEN 21„0VER Lisa (Rpsser HOPE MEDICAL INSTITUTE # 753 Thimble Shoals Blvd., Bldg. 2B. Newport News, VA 23606-3575 PHONE: (757) 873-3333 FAX: (757) 873-6661 A A A

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Biology. Sennet. Education and Parl-lime student employment Want men willing to team and work on wood 4 room upstairs apartment for 2 people. Ubaral Arts Graduates Are you looking for part-time employment ol 15 floors including gym Doors Starting when Available now. No experience required FOR RENT EUROPE $209 o/w hours plus per week within walking QisianCe to school is oul for the summer until the middle o' 352-5822 Fraa training In a Fiald with Suparb ANYTIME IN 1999 BGSU campus? Interested m working various August. Work consists ol operating equipment, Opportunities: Biomadical Information Carlb. Maxlco S209 n unskilled jobs m assembly, packaging, etc.' including floor buffers & sanding machmos. Technology 6 bdrm house available May 15 Discount FarM Woridwld* Rate of pay >s $5 15 per hour Also measuring, laying out A painting game Start at 28K Most people earn 34K within a Close to campus 800-326-2009 Apply m person between the hours of 9:00am lines & an work & applying gym floor dmsh. We yea/, plus lull benefits. IMS. Inc. is offenng a 352-8673 wnvw.airhllch.org and 5 00pm (Monday-Friday) at: will thoroughly train you in all phases ol the free 4 week programming course. In the last 2 (UIM additional) ADVANCED SPFC1ALTY PRODUCTS. INC work. 'Job pays $6 00/hr. You can expect be years. IMS. Inc has hired over 90% of the stu- 428CLCOGH STREET tween 40-50 hrs/week. Hours can be flexible GEORGETOWN MANOR Apts and housos May or August NO PETS. dents who have taken this course Courses BOWLING GREEN. OH 43402 Must be punctual & reliable & willing to accept For 1999-2000 school year 353-8206 FALL 1999 PRACTICUM OPPORTUNITIES start June 7 or July 12 Positions located in Sil- responsibility. Please contact Bob 800 3rd Street IN THE INTRAMURAL OFFICE FOR RECRE- ver Spring. Maryland 8 miles outside DC. Call Koch 419 385 5814 If phone is answered by 1 bedroom AVAILABLE FOR FALL ATION AND SPORT MANAGEMENT 888 680-5057 WWWIMSWEBCOM answering machine, please leave a name & Fully furnished. AC. MAJORS APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 2 bdrm. furnished 704 5lh St. number anrj I will return your call Laundry facility. no pels. 2 bdrm. unfurnished 710 7th St. 130 PFH AND DUE FRIDAY. APRIL 9 IN- 2 ongoing part-time positions Parking, prof, maintenance Cleaning and misc. work. Starts May 8 'or 2 When Can You Start? 352-3445 for more mlormation TERVIEWS WILL BE HELD APRIL 12-13. Includes phones, filing, general Reasonable rent two weeks or all summer. 353-0325. Delivery Personnel Part Time office work, some data entry. Gas heat, water A sewer included On* or two summer sublease's needed. Great Shastar is a growing rental-retail company with Cleveland-based music magazine seeks full- MS Windows knowledge essential. Also summer rates CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING two-bedroom furnished apartment close to 54 locaQons m Ohio and Indiana. We currently campus. Non-smoking no pets Ca I 352 2111 time entry-entry level customer service rep for Local Internet company Call 354-9740 for more details A app't SECRET IN BGI Clean, 2 bedrooms, fully subscription dept. Must have good verbal & or- 352-3568 have a regular pan-time Delivery Assistant furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- Sibs N' Kids Weekend is comingi ganizational skills. Marketing bckgmd a plus. M-F 9-5 position and a regular part-time Delivery tilitiea provided, on-sile manager, balcony Do you have a plan? Send cover letter and resume to AP 65'6 De- Driver position available m our Bowling units available. Call for an appointment: They'd love lo QO see Green Shastar Rent & Own store. The suc- troit Ave Sle 5. Cleveland OH 44102 SEEKING A 'HEALTHY'' CAREER " Houses, Apis. A Rooms 99 2000" 352-9909. __ cessful candidates should be reliable, self- They Mghl Be Giants 326 Leroy-up 1 bdrm On April 17< Tickets are bursarable1 Columbus. Ohio molivated, and customer focused For the De- GRAD APARTMENT FOR SUMMER CHANGE? 307 1/2 E Reed 3 bdrm Also accepting cash, check or credit. Scioto Country Club livery Assistant, responsibilities include as Close lo campus, A/C. i BR, furnished, dish- Summer Siaffmg We have the following open positions: Rooms AEffic. $205 A upincl. all util. Call 372-7164 sist»ng in delivering furnilure and appliances to washer, olf streei parking May to August Sooto Country club is accepting applications Wing Nurse- Part-time, and some substitute Summer A 2nd Sem. Apis, avail. Awesome place-$345/month Call Patrick al our customers Must be 18 years of age and for the club's pool facility for the 1999 season. positions. 12 hour shifts. Candidates must be Call 353 0325 9am 9pm 216 226-0693 or Glenda 353 3295 Ask about an Ohio Licensed RN or LPN able to move heavy items. For the Delivery Applications and resume should be forwarded Driver, responsibilities include delivering furni- Manville Apl »7. Grads only. The Best Place to Watch Professional Supported Living Asst. Provide asst to con- to the club with interviews and hiring to be ture and appliances to our customers Must be Wrestling DOWNTOWN Sports Bar I Deli sumers with developmental disabilities who completed by May i. 1999. The positions in- 2i years ol age or older, own truck or van. and WWF-WCWECW-Live All Digital Telecasts live independenily in the Toledo area. Typical Grad student-1 room apartment, quiet neigh- clude the lollowing POOL SNACK STAND have a clean MVR. Technical knowledge ol Sunday Nights'Lots of TVV2 huge working hours are evenings and weekends. borhood. $275 ♦ utilities Available after Apnl AND BUSSING STAFF Scheduling procedure appliances and electronics is helpful For these 1 and 2 bdrm furnished apts lor'99-00 school screens'Plenty of room'Plenty ol Must have a good driving record/proof ol in- ist 353-1740 __^_ conductive with summer activities. Pay scale is positions we offer' Progressive Pay for Expe- year. 352-7454. __.^__ specials'!*) cover 18 & over surance progressive for individuals who achieve Club's rience * Paid Vacation & Holidays ' Bonus Grad students. 2 bdrm. brick, large yard THIS SUNDAY NIGHT APRIL 11TH ITS Habitation Asst.- Provide assistance lo indt- 1-2 subleasers needed Irom June 1st lo Aug address 2196 Riverside Drive. Columbus. OH Program ' 401 (k) & * Employee discounts. $795/mo. plus dep. A util No pets 353-7257, WCW/NWO SPRING STAMPEDE' viduals with Mental Retarda- 16th. Very close lo Upiown, nice neighbor- 43221 FAX [614) 486 8327 PHONE (614) Apply in person ai Shastar Rent & Own. loavo messago J^_^_^_ 486-4341 tjorvDevelopmental Disabilities within the hood. $200/month. Ask lor Valerie or Lara at base facility, full-time openings on 2nd shift, Southwood Plaza, 838 South Main St.. Bowl- Houses for Rent: All 12 month teases, tenants W.OULDYOULIKETOWINLOTSOF PRIZES 353 5253. part-time opening on all shifts. ing Green No phone calls please.Smoke-tree pay utilities, security deposit A parental guar- Sign up for a 3 on 3 basketball tournament environment. Equal Opportunity Employer 1 '2 block from campus 143 Baldwin antees Damon's • Airport Highway Now hiring1* Club- 'FREE Life Insurance lobe held on April 17. 2 bdrm, 1 car garage, large yard. •730 Elm--2 BR, $475/mo available now house Event Coordinator Full/Part time, lots of 'Short term disability Only 120 per team (Bursarable) Help under $575m.o Avail Aug. 354-7237 '316 Ridge(Fronl)-2BR, $550 avail. May 15 fun. and competitive wage. Apply between 2-4 * Medicafdenial Insurance priveieged children go to camp. Sponsored by ' Paid vacation/sick time FOR SALE Phone 352 2330or 3542854 a'ter 5 00 PM MonCviy I 'id.if ):■■■■■, .■/.:■ u- :-i: .:)0! BGSU For Camp. Call 352 7534 to register ' Paid training 117E. Reed-3 bdrm. 2 lull bath washer/dryer, Direct Care Residential Specialist Full and Avai1 ma * Tuition reimbursement large kitchen, no pets. y °* Auflust Sibs N' Kids Weekend is coming' part time positions available to provide care If interested please apply in person at '92 Ford Probe, aulo. air, cruise Best oiler $695 plus ubl. 287-3306 Do you have a plan? and support to individuals with developmental Anno Grady Corporation Musi sell' 354-71 76. ask lor Joe. They'd love lo go see WANTED disabilities living in the Children's Home and Human Resources Dept. 117 1/2 E. Reed- 2 bdrm. off street pa'kmg. They Might Be Giants area group homes, including Bowling Green. '93 Dodge Spirit 1525 Eber Road lots of storage. No pets. Avail Aug. $470 plus On April 17' Tickets are bursarable' Primarily afternoons, evenings, and week- 4 dr., very reliable, runs well. 135K mi. $2000. Holland. Ohio 43526 util 287-3306. Also accepting cash, check, or credit 1 rime needed. Own bedroom April to Aug ends. Starting wage $7.14-S8.52 depending on Call 372-2606 or 419 666 0926 (419) 866-6500'faji (419) 866 7462 Call 372-7164 school yr. $200/mo Call Mike or Sara at experience/education. Comprehensive train- EOE 1002/1004 Boone Ci • 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, 3537042 ing program and excellent benefits. Musi be 1 color TV lor $50 00 OBO And 1 GE Washer w/d hookup. A/C. garage, nicety decorated 18, have a valid driver's license and good dnv- Think BG is boring, hua? 2 sublease's needed lor summer. 2 bdrm. apt in good condition for $75 OBO. Call Barb @ Grad-Prol. $675 plus uM 287-3306 ing record, physically fit and able lo lift 60lbs. Sibs N* Kids Weekend is commgi Lei UAO change your mind! w/balcony and air conditioning. Call 353 2353 home 352- 5127 or work 372 7938. Applications and tour every Wednesday Do you have a plan? They Might Be Giants-April 17.1999 Ask for Paul or Jim. They'd love to go see 9:30-10 30am and 4 30-5:0 0pm. Sunshine 1993 GEO Metro. 3 cylinder 5 speed Sibs N" Kids Weekend They Might Be Giants 50 miles/gallon, red, $2100 Need 1 ticket for Arts and Sciences Gradua- Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- 12 unii apartment bldgs Tickets are soli available. Westem Rd . Maumee,Ohio. EOE. On April 17' Tickets are bursarable' 287-3762 tion. Will pay. Ca'l 354-6740 724 6th St * 705 7lh Si and bursarable We also accept Also accepting cash, check, or credit Visa. Mastercard, cash or check HEATHERDOWNS COUNTRY CLUB 2 bdrm, turn orunfurn. Spacious 1 bdrm in house w/ porch, great spot Call 372 7164. Call 372-7164 across from courthouse Avail. May 1 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6 Brand new. low miles. $500mthly 99-00 sch.yr. tease Toledo Area Golf Shop has part-time and $8000 OBO. Call 354-6038. FREE heal, water M50 bills inlcuded. 353-4287. Skydive B.G is getting ready to open lor an- seasonal positions available. Immediate sewer, gas A HBO Two bdrm. apt unfurnished. $600.00/month other exciting season. Parachute packers are 1996 Mansion Blazer Mo Ho (16x80). 3 br. 2 Subieaser needed from May-Aug with an op- hiring for motivated individuals. Good 354 0914 includes uhls. 1/2 block from campus Avail needed again We will fully tram For further B, exc cond.. 10x12 deck. 10x10 shed. tion lo stay longer if wanted. 2 bdrm. apt., wages, will train.flexible schedules. $24.500. Call Jan Pann 353 1977/344-2010 5/15 Call 686-6541 S423/mo. will pay $50 for each summer month. Contact Jason at (419) 385-0248 EOE info, call Skydive B G 352-5200. Call 353-0027 Staying m town for the summer? Need a full or • BJ speakers for sate 2 bdrm apt. $460/mo. AH util. Inc., dose to pan time work' Now taking applications Flexi- Great tor stereo battles' Cinemark Theatres Subieaser warned. Nice 1 bdrm apt. avail, im- HELP WANTED: campus Call 352-5475. ble 3 hour shifts to fit any schedule. Looking lor 3'x2'wi.h 15" woofer mod. through July. Optional 12 mo. lease lor Chlldcare in my Perrysburg Fl. Malgs home 200 Watts. $300 OBO Call 354-5416 nextyear. All ubl. inc.. furnished, good location. beginning In May. Would like 3 full week- help for the rest of the semester and summer. 2 bdrm house. $525/momh * uMs. Avail May Start.ng at $5.75 per hour. Apply M-F, . CINEMA 5 SS. $39S/mo.-negotiaPle. 353 9817. days (7.30am-5 copm) for 3 children. Flexi- 15 801 6th Street Call 655 3084, ble. Requires a caring, dependable, adven- 8am 4pm ai Pinnacle Plastic Products. 425 CARS FROM $500.00 ffi 1234 N. Main SI. 354-0558. Summer sublease needed Napolean Road Bowling Green. Oh. Ask for 2br apt avail, now thru Aug 15 Grad students turous, non-smoker with dependable Police imports and tax repo's pref 2 car garage, close to campus $475/mo 1 bdrm apt, unfurnished, AC, dose to campus. Rodney Krkpainck "Never Been kissed (PG-13) transportation. Excellent pay. References For listings call 1 800 319-3323 X4558 353-3160 tvmsg. Call 354-2044 after 5pm. (12:35 2:55)5:15 7:40 10:10 required. 419-874-3641. leave message. Summer child care positions available After- noon hours with infant. 5 yrs old Call Mac Performa 636 With 80 MR lnk,c! Printer Doug's 1st Movie (G) Summer subieaser wanted. 1 bedroom, furm- 419-878-4190 for more info Modem. Keyboard. Color Monitor Some soft- shed, 1 M2 blocks from campus. J3i0/month If you want to work m a fun-filled atmosphere (12:50 3:00 5:00) and make $5500 to $7000 then Pui-ln-Bay >s Summer Work ware Excell cond. 352-2161. 5/15-8/15 Damion 352 3283 The Other Sistei (PG-13) for you. Working on South Bass Island is a Earn $3,000 $5,000 Twm loveseais for sate Think BG la boring, hua? great expe'ience m the tourist industry We are Painters &JobsteManagers Very com lor table vewur (7:15 10:05) 4:15 7:15 10:05 Let UAO change your mlndl looking lor full or part-time employees 25 or Hardworking A Detail Oriented Great for college use Forces Of Nature!PG-13) They Might Be Giants April 17.1999 older. Call 419-285-8010 between 1 and 6pm, Call 888 CPP97US $100 OBO Call 354-5416 SibsN'Kids Weekend Tues or Thurs 12:30 2:45)5:05 7:30 10:00 Tickets are sail available, MEET THE WORLD! International non-proM and bursarable. We also accept ED TV (PG-13) seeks local representative. Work with foreign Visa, Mastercard, cash, or check (4:10 7:10 9:50)7:10 9:50 exchange students, host families, high Call 372-7164. schools. Training provided, expenses paid. DIXIE DRIVING RANGE The Mod Squad (R) travel opportunities! Not a paid position. Must (1:10)4:10 be ai least 25 years old, Call Tern Callahan at 19001 N. Dixie Hwy • Bowling Green, OH HELP WANTED 1-800-498-2487, or EF Foundation for Foreign (2 miles north of BGSU) -The Matrix (R) Study at l-BOO-44-SHARE. (12:40)4:00 7:00 9:55 Nursing-RN/LPN- Part time working with Sorry No Passes or Supersavers $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars children and adults with developmental disabili- For info can 203-319-2802 ties. Applications and tour every Wednesday, $1.00 OFF 9.30-10:00am and 4:30-5:OOpm Or contact 21. HOUR! Human Resources (419) 665-0251. Sunshine ONE LARGE BUCKET OF BALLS Easy Work Processing Mail or Email Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- 1 From Home or School For Details Western Rd., Maumee. OH EOE. WITH THIS COUPON Email: Apply4now@smartbot net 770-937-6764 Painters NEEDED. Summer work. Good start- 353-1420 ing pay • bonus. Cleveland area. Nonhcoast BGNews College Painters 216 529 6319. Babysitter, experienced, to care for 2 children in our home. 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