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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Union ideas presented to trustees By DARLA WARNOCK and couldn't do before," Knell said. residence halls next year, so we Knell said he believes using the SARAH BEONARSKI "This would solve a lot of the don't need the space," Whipple new concept of a multicultural Top 7 priorities the student body preferred in The BC News needs of student organizations." said. "We would not say *no more lounge Is something that would a renovated or new Student Union* Knell said incorporating most Prout Hall,' but what we can do is Immediately benefit the Univer- The possibilities are endless. student organizations into the relocate Prout Hall so that it is sity in its quest to develop a cul- Parcantaga Designers presented just a few union would provide for a more preserved." turally diverse community. of their working ideas for the student-based atmosphere and a Knell said a number of things "I think the whole multicultur- new student union to the Univer- positive environment. need to be incorporated in the alism idea is one of the things sity Board of Trustees Thursday. The WTW working group, new union, regardless of if the we've seen that could work Some new ideas were sug- composed of various University space Prout occupies Is used or here," Knell said. "All the groups gested through group brain- faculty members, are focused on not. kind of relate to one lounge." storming within the past couple attaining a wide variety of ideas He emphasized the need for a The main issue at this point, months, including the destruc- from various sources. modem facility with user- according to Knell, is how tion of Prout Hall. Ed Whlpple, vice president of friendly services, starting with a different building designs will al- The Ideas discussed at the edu- student affairs, explained that more commercial look in the low for additional student ser- cational meeting were updated the group is still in the process of main area of food services. vices. versions of the union expansion. gathering ideas and feedback "Food services are changing "We're looking at how Some preliminary conceptual from the University community. dramatically - gone is the different programs will work drawings look at the idea of "All of this is under review and cafeteria style," Knell said. with the building," Knell said. expanding the current Union into is a work in progress," Whlpple "Students want more of a re- "It's not the architecture that the space currently occupied by said. "I would like to get a report tailed look and their dining to be makes it work, it's the program- Prout Hall. to [University President Sidney more home-like." ming." Principal Paul Knell of the de- Ribeau] in early April so that he In order to achieve a more Whipple said a number of out- cation right now and if you want neither finalized nor approved, sign firm WiUiams-Trebilcock- can review it and act accord- home-like facility, a number of side issues also need to be ad- people to come here, you've got he said it is important for stu- Whitehead made the conceptual ingly." options are available. Knell said. dressed before plans for a new or to get these things worked out," dents to get involved and excited presentation to the trustees. Whlpple said Prout is a big The survey conducted among a renovated union are finalized, Whipple said. "The one thing we at the prospect of attaining a new He said that using the current consideration in the development select group of University stu- starting with the parking situa- didn't really talk about with this or improved union. Union may not provide enough process of a new union. He ex- dents and faculty showed a new tion. wonderful facility is parking." space to expand and house all plained that, with the lack of bed food marketplace as the number Some of the preliminary de- "I hope students get excited necessary programs. space needed by the University, one priority in a renovated or signs allow for additional park- Whipple explained that the new about it," Whipple said. "It's hard "We concluded that If Prout closing Prout becomes a more new union. ing surrounding the union, with union has a large impact on the to understand the amount of im- weren't here, then we could feasible possibility. Other reiponses ranged from a the possibility of a parking deck. campus community. Although pact a vibrant student union can expand and put In things that we "We're shutting down three coffeehouse to a post office. "This is a horrible parking 10- the designs for the union are make." Handle With Care City Council election spawns fresh faces

ByVINCEGUERRIERI reation programs and strong The BC News City Government municipal management. Luedde, like Meyer, likes the fact he will Two University students and tan t for me to get out and find out run unopposed in the May pri- the former city police chief are what the residents of this ward mary. among those seeking spots on the want" "It's always an advantage Bowling Green City Council. Meyer is running against when you don't have someone There are six spots up for elec- Shawn Luedde, a sophomore po- running against you," Luedde tion on the council. At-large rep- litical science major whom Allen said. "We're starting from the resentative Robert McGeein is Baldwin, the Wood County Dem- same block." not up for re-election this year. ocratic Party Chairman, calls In the Third Ward, Democrat Four incumbent members are "one of the most Impressive men Sandra Wicks will run against not seeking re-election, among I've ever met." Galen Ash, who retired as police them council president and at- Both Meyer and Luedde are chief Feb. 14. Baldwin is confi- large representative Joyce Ke- from the area, Luedde from dent Wicks will make a good pke. Also not seeking re-election Maumee and Meyer from Per- showing, despite the popularity are Third Ward representative rysburg, and Meyer sees this as of Ash. Becky Hansen, at-large repre- an advantage. Baldwin notes the ward has the sentative Chet Marcln and First "I think I can have an under- most stable demographics, and Ward representative Sarah Og- standing about the things in this the Wicks family, who founded dahl, a University student. area," Meyer said. Grounds for Thought and Call of Two students are vying to rep- Meyer is especially concerned the Canyon, are very well-known resent the First Ward, which in- about the clashes that may exist within the community. cludes the University campus. between the residents of Bowling "They're very well-networked The Republican candidate is Ju- Green and the students at the and well-respected," Baldwin lie Meyer, a sophomore pre-law University, and makes that one said. major. of the major issues of her cam- Two incumbent council mem- Meyer faces no opposition in paign. bers, Second Ward representa- the May primary, but she said "I'd like to see a lot better work tive William Fischer and Fourth she will still be receptive to stu- between residents and students," Ward representative John Mura, BG New. Phata by Ciaa Fkmiif dents before the November gen- Meyer said. are both seeking at-large seats on Field House employees Frank Vamos and Nicki Cox carry in the flags of Recreational Sports, the state eral election. The main themes for Luedde's the Democratic ticket. They face of Ohio and the United States on Thursday through wind and rain. "I plan on campaigning," campaign will be better police Meyer said. "I think it's impor- protection, better parks and rec- • See COUNCIL, page three. Back at BG, maybe Prosecution will request kota selected a new president. If he does return, Olscamp also Olscamp may Jim Abbott will take over for faces scrutiny regarding several Olscamp on July 1. Olscamp, who court cases regarding cover-ups death penalty for Baker possibly return was a professor emeritus of phi- of the Phil Mason-Bernadette losophy, may return in the fall. Noe sexual harrassment scandal. By JACK BUEHRER and Baker, 20, allegedly broke despite his partial confession to the BGSU According to Marvin Belzer, A recent ruling by Wood on the night of the murder. chairman of the philosophy de- County Common Pleas Judge SARAH BEDNARSKI into Kane and Fahringer's partment, Olscamp is expected to The BC News home at 911 Mourning Dove In late January, Baker curriculum Charles Kurfess said Olscamp, Lane Sept 7 at approximately waived his right to a jury trial. return to teach under the sup- along with Affirmative Action The alleged murderer of a 11 p.m. and slit Kane's throat The case will instead be heard ByVINCEGUERRIERI plemental retirement program, Director Marshall Rose, des- as she spoke with a 911 dispat- where retired faculty members University student is sched, by a three-judge panel consist- The BC News troyed public documents, namely cher. After slashing Fahringer can continue to teach for a frac- uled to go to trial Monday. ing of judges Gale Williamson statements taken by Rose from across the face, Baker fled the of Wood County Common Pleas tion of the salary they made as Cralg M. Baker of Fostoria Former University President employees of Mason. will face charges of aggra- scene before being detained by Court, Judith Lanzinger of full-time faculty members. Jim Dyer, the attorney for the Paul Olscamp may return to vated murder, felonious as- BG police bicycle patrolman Lucas County and Joseph teach at the University when his "He does have the option to University, said a decision of sault and two counts of aggra- Schmenk of Defiance County. come back and teach if he wants whether or not to appeal will be AlanCarsey. term is up as the Interim presi- vated burglary for the murder Baker, alongside his attor- Wood County prosecutor dent of the University of South to next fall," Belzer said. made after a careful review of of Julie Kane and attack of her Belzer also noted that Olscamp ney, Adrian Cimerman, Dakota. roommate, Tara Fahringer. pleaded not guilty on Nov. IS, • See BAKER, page three. The University of South Da- is scheduled to teach next fall. • See OLSCAMP, page three.

A. page two The BG News Tuesday, February 18,1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

POINT/COUNTERPOINT H E Point: Scrap the logo, keep the seal

Amid the works to change the Univer- student of this very campus "Batman?" a classmate of numerous sity seal 1 couldn't help but attempted to submit a drawing for mine asked. "We're the BGSU scan- shake my head in disbelief. the new logo, the panel in charge "No, he means The Crow." dals concern- You see. the ruling class of of this whole fiasco refused to even someone else responded. ones who ing eveiythlng BGSU (no, It's not the look at it. Way to build community "Actually, the symbol re- might end up fromex- students...that's only what they spirit, guys. minded me of the eagles used being known Unlverslty want you to believe) recently Even if you had no in tendons of on Nazi flags. I Just watched a presidents to began a massive advertising accepting the submission, you documentary on World War II as The BGSU graduation campaign that will hopefully could have at least humored the the other day." I replied meekly, Pigeon ceremonies, draw thousands of worthy guy by simply looking at his feeling like I just failed a pop Heads" you would students to this cold and windy drawing. There was no need to be culture quiz. NEWS I realize that (yet again) the think that campus and the "Swapping of a Jerk about It...especially consid- University administrators would the Seal" Is part of this "Let's ering the two awful choices you've students of this campus prob- "Serving the Bowling realize that the last thing this Make BGSU Look Really Cool" been provided with. ably are going to have little to Green community for campus needs is another contro- movement. First off. we have "Choice no say about what happens versial Issue for the student body OK...great, but what's next? Number One." the logo that looks with the University seal, so all over 75 years" to complain about. Sidney Rlbeau strutting around like a decapitated sparrow head. we can do is pray that a toler- ApparenUy they're even farther campus rapping about the ten Now, I don't know about you, but I able choice of symbolic repre- 210 West Hall removed from the campus than best reasons to attend BGSU? wouldn't want to be represented by sentation Is chosen. Bowling Green State University even I thought they were. The Mind you. I'm not saying that a decapitated sparrow head. After all, we're the ones who Bowling Green, OH "powers-that-be" have released changing the logo Is a com- Then of course we've got the might end up being known as 43403 their plans to change our esteemed pletely bad Idea, but the way the ever-so-lovely "Choice Number The BGSU Pigeon Heads, not BGSU seal (you know, the circular whole process Is being handled Two." You know, the "Spread- the administrators. [email protected] one) Into something a little more really leaves something to be Eagle" symbol. The first time I saw (419) 372-2601 dominant and recognizable. desired. it. I anxiously blurted out "Hey, I Aaron Welsbrod Is the Thurs- When 1 heard that plans were In For example, when a paying saw that movie!" day columnist for The News.

Editorial Board 372-6966 Scott Brown Editor Results of Tuesday's News Poll: Vince Guemeri Darla Wamock 78% of respondants said that they did not Managing Editor Chief Reporter like either logo Amy Johnson Mike Wendling 8% said they liked Logo A Assistant Opinion Editor Managing Editor Bowling'GreenIt 10% said they liked Logo B f Brandon Wray State University Bowling Green Penny Brown Entertainment 4% said they liked both State University Copy Chief Editor 54% said that the University should keep the Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins current logos. Photo Editor Sports Editor Logo A Logo B

Copy Staff 372-2604 Kristen Sherlock, Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel Counterpoint: It's time for a change Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia lnkrott Kerri Killion Kelly Von Glahn Elizabeth Reiter I have no "virgin vault" of McDonald Hall access to them. TLV- could be an process, instead of Just being objection to is no longer. opportunity for community voice. forced to choose between two "Why Reporting Staff 372-2604 the Univer- Times have changed, so why Instead, it's an Insufficient overstylized choices. People couldn't sity's attempt not express that with a new attempt by a small group to generally respond more enthusi- Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer to revamp the logo? represent the entire student body astically when they are involved, anyone affili- Maureen Barry Tanya Markul present logos. Change Is key to improving of the University. rather than Just being presented ated with the Jennifer Schab It's a superfi- education. Evaluate the present I'm having trouble digesting the with opUons chosen by someone University cial sign of the and replace It with a more way the University Is handling the else. changes that advanced edition. This Is true selecUon process. In their haste to Check out the response. We submit their Art Staff 372-6966 have occurred for books, technology and even revamp, they hired design firms to have opinions, but we don't like own design?" come up with new logos. Why Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor since that last logos. We've made Improve- our present choices. Give us falcon design ments In academic areas, waste our money with outsiders more of a selection, and then Jeremy Martin Amy Van Hom when we have an entire art depart- Gina Fleming was instituted. The seal is a formal renovated residence halls and take a re-vote. The two hour emblem, used for important the campus mall and con- ment full of creative minds? Logomark Hotline is not documents. The athleUc falcon will structed new buildings. Why not To truly represent BGSU. enough. Keep all submitted Sports Staff 372-2602 continue to be used. A new logo change the outdated logo from administrators must tap into our designs on the University web search began to find an Ul'istration the 1970s to catch up? internal resources. Why couldn't page, and let the students vote. Jim Tocco, Assistant Sports Editor But some things never anyone affiliated with the Univer- The logo concept Is to repre- Jason McMahon William Sanderson to suit more standard applications. We aren't the school we used to change. The committee In sity submit their own design? sent our University, so let us be be. We have a new president with charge of this whole process Is I'm all for change, but let's stay heard. Production Staff 372-8296 some progressive ideas—leaving full of bureaucracy, tied up In with the spirit of community. Let committees and special polls. the students, faculty and staff be Natalie Miller is a weekly Andy Cantrell the days of "Olscamp the Tyrant" Jennifer Apt in the dust. Even the Infamous This limits our choices and our more directly Involved In the columnist for The News. Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby JeffGayton Stacy Hubert Maggie Kushlak TOM MATHER Cathy Raidl Greg Schwitzgabel Tiffany Wendeln Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec Students actually believe in Tom Advertising Staff 372-2605 Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley There's a reason they don't put myself. It's like that nightmare putty and stretch it Into all sorts of was the pseudonym for Andrea Christy Hagerman Alison Polley mirrors on the walls above urinals, everyone has where all your poses. 5 people put me through a Wood. Lori Patton Jim Vassallo I discovered. On a recent bathroom extra left-over senior pictures paper shredder and one Very To Tyler's credit, the correc- expedition. I stared at the wall, as I come alive and stalk you saying, Scary Purple Slimy Monster living tion did not specifically say that normally do. but much to my "You're not as popular as you right under my bed grabs me In I wasn't the pseudonym for Letters to the Editor surprise, there I was. staring right thought, are you?" as they the middle of the night and eats Andrea. Like a good News back. Only I was UPSIDE DOWN! laugh sadisUcally before they me! reader, Tyler maintained his If yea woold like to submit * Letter to the "Oh no." I thought. TVe flushed paper-cut you to death. That reminds me. 19,937 people belief In my non-existence. A Editor, please follow these guidelines: myself Into the parallel universe! Or maybe that's Just me. leave me alone in the dark without friend of mine tried to tell him • Make sarc the letter is 500 words or leas. And I'm trapped in a 1 Inch The point Is, there's no a night light. that she knew me. and that 1 PisaseUnhna y—r ■eea—,a»t|ar, aca- square!" escaping my picture. It's a Having my picture In the paper really existed, but let's face It. if demic data and ahaac aaa>ber (paoae I soon realized that It was only simple fact. Everywhere I go. has Its good points too. In the a friend of yours told you the nraiwi are strictly far rerifketJaii and my picture on a copy of that day's there I am. immortal words of Joe Pelffer, same thing about the Easter aol for pubhcaUoe). • Letters Ms* be typed, and at* baadwrtt- News stuffed on top of the urinal. I'm at the library, all of the "Now [I) can begin dating." bunny, would you believe them? "The point is, tes. Letter* brought la tared oa a That bizarre episode placed an residence halls, at the grocery It also has served to clear up I can only imagine Tyler's Maclalosh-coaspatible disk are pre- exclamaUon point on the situation store: I even go to hockey several rumors. For example, the surprise when he first saw the there's no that has developed in the last few games. During the announce- reports of my non-existence are "pseudo" photo of myself. escaping my . BrkMj (he letter to Room 210 West rUH, weeks. At the beginning of the ment of the opposing hockey greatly exaggerated. Once last "Wow. The News really takes or e-asaf as at bgnews9bgnet.bgsu.edu. team's players. BG fans hold up semester, my name was Incorrectly their practical Jokes seriously." picture. It's a Be prepared ta abaw raid Ideatfrkatna. semester, my picture began to z'.. i '— rr ■■"■-'"- appear next to my column, and newspapers in disinterest, then put on a column written by Andrea I can only further imagine his simple fact. News fro- prlatiat all letters receded. also occasionally on the front page. pull them down, chanting, Wood. Unlike my columns, surprise when he finally saw me Everywhere I The BG News reserres the right to edit I never asked to have my picture -Who's he? Nobody!" The sad Andrea's was completely serious walking around campus. In the paper. It was decided for me. truth Is. most of these people and a valuable contribution to According to my friend, he now go, there I I could have objected, refused, are talking directly to me. humankind. really believes In my existence. am." Copyright O 1997. The BG News. Bowling placed an asterisk where the One day a week, no matter A person, let's call him Tyler, Tyler. If you're reading this. Ill Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this picture is supposed to go, but that what I do. I am grabbed by because that's what his name Is. make you a deal: For eveiy baby publication without the permission of The BG News would have taken away too much 20.000 people. assumed from this that Andrea tooth you lose. If you put It is strictly prohibited. of my time with chips and salsa. According to my calculations, wrote two columns, one serious, under your pillow, I'll leave you The BG News is an independent publication When I was five, I used to love this means that on the average and another humorous one under a dollar. But only If you promise founded in 1920 and is published daily during the having my picture In the paper. I Friday: 3.000 people drop me on the pseudonym Tom Mather. The never to flush me down the academic year and weekly during the summer se- was so proud. I thought 'Can you the floor. 1,574 persons step on next day a correction was placed toilet. mester. Opinions expressed in columns and letters to believe it? There's six thousand my nose. 16.000 people wonder that roughly read: "Correction: the editor are not necessarily those of the student people in this town and they talked what happened to the rest of my yesterday's column was incorrectly Tom Mather may or may not body, faculty. University administration or The BG to me about Santa Claus!" body. 374 people wonder If the credited to Tom Mather. It should be a columnist for the News. News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the But now that 1 have my picture picture Is actual size. 294 have been credited to Andrea Tyler and other believers can e- Spring 1997 BG News staff. In the paper every week, it's rather people wonder If I am actually Wood. The News regrets the error." maH him at matherHbgnet. The BG News encourages its readers to notify gray. 16 uery disturbed Indi- By now. of course. Tyle' held bgsu.edu or write him at 210 the paper of any errors in stories or photograph strange. All over campus on Fridays. I can't get away from viduals put my Imprint In silly firm to the belief that Tom Mather West Hall Friday, February 21. 1997 The BG News page three-:

Correction made concerning Black History Month dinner theater Ski team does it for the fun The University* Black History Month dinner theater, spon- sored by the office of multicultural affairs, takes place Saturday By AMY JOHNSON most events," Kuscma said. at 7 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom inside the University Union. The BCNews The ski team competes in the Incorrect information was published in Thursday's edition. Ohio Division for the Collegiate Imagine whisking along snowy Ski Association. They compete trails as the wind bites your face against the University of Akron, while racing along a flurried path The Ohio State University and toward a finish line. John Carroll University. Not only a possible trophy The race season begins in early City Blotter January and ends in mid- awaits across the finish line, but also a group of friends and February with one or two races teammates. each weekend. The races take A man reported that his neighbor's door was open all day. Becoming a member of the place at Boston He said that it looked like they were In a hurry and didn't University Alpine Ski Team not Mills/Brandywine in Peninsula, shut It all the way. Police said they would look Into it. only allows students to partici- Ohio and at Snow Trails in Mans- pate in ski racing, but also to be- field, Ohio. Regional competition takes A Flexible Fryer wooden sled was missing on Tuesday. The come a part of a close-knit organ- place out of state and after the woman said she left her sled at Cormeaut Hill, and she had ization with tremendous leader- ship, according to Mike Bartley, regular season. last seen It on Monday. Police said they would call If It was Although Kuscma has skied found. adviser of the ski team. "The University ski team is since she was three years old, she Pkw.Pr.vld.i one of the top teams in northwest said skiing experience is not Two suspicious-looking men were reported to police Tues- Ohio," Bartley said. "This is an needed to become a member. Senior Kelly Kucsma slaloms downhill during one of the ski team's day afternoon. The woman stated that the two were sitting In organization with lots of pride, "Most people involved are out races this season. a blue car. When approached by police, they were doing teamwork and tradition." to have fun," she said. "Some ex- crossword puzzles and waiting for someone. The women's team winning the perience with skiing is good, but the ski team this year without cover national dues, club dues, regionals is nothing new to the not needed, and if they have prior skiing experience. lift tickets, race fees, transporta- A woman complained that her porch was being used for a ski team. According to Kelly never raced, they can learn." "I had never skied before, but I tion, food at the races and over- rollerblade ramp. Police asked if she had asked them to stop, Kuscma, a senior sport man- Scott Sharp, a freshman tele- did end up racing this year," night lodging. However, the dues and she said no. A report was filed. agement major and vice presi- communications major, joined Sharp said. "I bought some cheap do not cover equipment. dent of the team, the women's skis and went for it. It was a blast According to Kuscma and A man passed out behind Gargoyles last Sunday night. He team once again took the cham- "J bought some cheap and a lot of fun." Sharp, the ski team Is full of was half dressed and police took him home. pionship trophy during this No tryouls are required to be- energetic students. year's race season. skis and went for it." come a member and all en- "Most of us are out to just have A man complained that his blend owed him money. When "The women's team took first Scott Sharp thusiastic Individuals are wel- fun," Kuscma said. "It's nice to police investigated, the friend said it Is a cMl problem, and and the men's team was fourth ski team member come to attend. As a member, the get away with a group of very he needed to contact a lawyer. overall while also placing first in dues vary from year to year and fun people."

A loose dog was walking around the 400 block of Hlllcreat yesterday morning. The dog was dragging his broken chain. University The police located the owner, and the dog was given to him. football Glenn announces A man reported his cat was missing yesterday afternoon. player faces The cat got out of the house, and he was unable to locate It. A report was Died. charges Senate retirement Two men were shoving each other yesterday afternoon. By VINCE GUERRIERI The Associated Press Muskingum College, that he in- 1974, and became an expert on When police arrived they stopped and were friends again. The BC News tends to continue working on nuclear weaponry and a dog- NEW CONCORD, Ohio - education and other issues un- ged advocate of non- A man found a friendly white cat Monday afternoon. When A University football player is - Thirty-five years to the day til leaving the Senate in 1999. proliferation. police arrived he said If the owner was not found that he facing felony charges. after becoming the first Amer- Glenn and his wife, Annie, But his wooden speaking would like to adopt It. Dontay Hunter, a junior from ican to orbit the Earth, John teared up several times during style and failure to capitalize Cleveland Heights and a letter- Glenn announced Thursday he his hourlong speech He then on the release of the movie A woman found some ammunition that belonged to her man on last year's football team, would not seek a fifth term in declined to answer reporter's "The Right Stuff - based on deceased husband, and she wanted It to be picked up. Police was charged with aggravated as- the U.S. Senate. questions before heading to a the Tom Wolfe book that told said they would pick It up. sault, a fourth-degree felony, ac- The 75-year-old Democrat private reception across cam- the story of America's early cording to Wood County Pros- said age was his only reason pus In the eastern Ohio city space achievements in epic ecutor Alan Mayberry. for retiring. where he grew up. He sched- style - led to a disastrous run "Although my health re- uled a news conference for for the presidency in 1984. He Mayberry said that Hunter was mains excellent and my pas- Friday. ended up $2.5 million In debt. not Indicted, however. He said sion for the Job burns as The former astronaut or- White House press secretary Working out that the prosecutor's office han- brightly as ever, another term bited the Earth three times on Mike McCurry, who worked on ded down a bill of information. in the Senate would take me to Feb. 20, 1962. Two Russian as- the senator's presidential cam- According to Mayberry, a bill of the age of 83," he said. tronauts had already orbited paign, called Glenn "truly a information differs from an In- "For that reason - and for the Earth, but Glenn's a- fine person as well as an Amer- for the heart dictment in that it was not han- that reason alone - I have de- chievement gave the United ican hero and an American cided that I will not be a candi- ded down by a grand Jury. States a much needed boost in patriot." By MAUREEN BARRY Brown said participants have date for re-election to the Sen- the space race and made him a Former Sen. Howard Met- The BC News been asking for pledges prior to ate in 1998." national hero. zenbaum, D-Ohlo, said Glenn the event. Mayberry said a bill of infor- Glenn told a crowd of about mation is usually handed down He was elected to his first of was "universally respected on Members of the University To supplement the pledges col- 500 people at his alma mater. four terms In the Senate in both sides of the aisle." lected, the program will cost $5, when a guilty plea is expected. community interested In working The bill of information stems out and lending a hand to the which is bursarable, or $10 for from an incident last Oct. 31, American Heart Association can those without a pass to the SRC when a fight occurred in a park- do so Saturday at the Student All money raised will benefit BAKER Recreation Center. the American Heart Association. ing lot. Andrew Bohmer, a stu- OLSCAMP Fifteen SRC aerobics instruc- dent from Delaware, was hit with Continued from page one. Alan Mayberry said the state will an aluminum baseball bat. Continued from page one. tors will teach their respective Brown has collected more than still be seeking the death penalty, specialties to those attending the "This is still a capital case," he as the defense has not yet at- $300 in pledges for her first According to Bohmer, he and a the case. Dyer also noted that in a program from 9 am. to noon. Dance for Heart program. said. "They havent tried to plea tempted to plea bargain. similar case In the Ohio Court of friend were driving through the bargain. There is still a death "There will be 10-minute seg- "The purpose is to come parking lot when they were ac- Claims, it was ruled that Olscamp ments of step, funk, high inten- penalty specification." together for a good cause, which costed by "five or six black hadn't stepped outside of the sity, low Intensity, toning and Mayberry added that while is preventing heart disease and men." Bohmer said they drove scope of his bounds. A trial date strengthening," according to strokes, and to have fun," Brown Baker Is charged with two counts COUNCIL has been set for May. Cathy Swick, assistant director through the lot again and this of aggravated burglary, he can- said. "I'm very excited about it." time Bohmer was carrying the 'We look forward to wrapping of fitness for recreational sports. not be charged for both The pre- Continued from page one. bat with him. this up in the Court of Claims in. The short segments will allow siding Judges will have the option May," Dyer said. The program will promote the Through the course of the fight Republican William Culbertson. the participants to experience aerobics program at the SRC by of choosing one count or the which then occurred, Bohmer Former Second Ward repre- several different instructors and allowing participants to meet in- other. Dyer also said Olscamp and' sentative Patrick Ng, who served types of aerobics. structors and try types of aero- was hit by Hunter with the bat. Mayberry expects the case to Rose cannot be held personally on the council from 1979 to 1983, bics they have never tried be- Bohmer said he suffered a move more quickly with the ab- liable for their actions. Judge is again seeking the Second Ward According to Swick, healthy fore, according to Brown. broken Jaw, a broken nose and a sence of a jury. Kurfess wouldn't comment on,, shattered elbow. He said he was "Everything gets decided seat against Republican Richard that issue, as it may still come up' refreshments will be served and much quicker when a case Is Schmidt. door prizes will be given away Carrie Coppola, senior health the only one with such injuries. on appeal or In deciding what "Nobody got hurt as badly as I heard by judges rather than a fines or damages may be faced. throughout the program. promotion major, helped coordi- jury," he said. "We plan to be In the Fourth Ward, Republi- Swick said the 60 people who nate the Dance for Heart pro- did," Bohmer said. "I was the Olscamp's secretary at USD, ' only one who got hit with a base- done with our side by Wednes- can Stanly Bortel and Democrat Julie Klecman, said Olscamp "Is attended the program last year gram as part of her pract icum. day." Barry Piersol are challenging for raised $1,500 for the American She said she enjoys the pro- ball bat." not Interested in giving a com- Monday's proceedings are the seat. ment at all." Heart Association. gram because of its laid-back Thomas Vogtsberger, Hunter's attorney, had no comment on the scheduled to begin at 8:30 am. in "We're hoping to exceed that atmosphere. the Wood County Courthouse amount," according to Sheila "I think It's a lot of fun," Cop- situation. Brown, graduate assistant in the pola said. "I think the American MERCER MANOR, GREENBRIAR, INC. Health, Physical Education and Heart Association is a great Recreation department. cause." TODAY AT TH€ BGSU GYMNASTICS UNION Saturday at THE BOWL-N-GREENERY 2:00 SEAFOOD SPLASH Scollop • Clams • Shrimp • Alaskan VoUocH • "BakfdTish LOCATE'D OH.MLRpEXJRQA'D. THESE vs. Central & our specialrecipe Clam Cfumxiir. 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Backyard rivalry has Falcons primed Men take on improved Rockets Women challenge best in MAC

By SCOTT BROWN By JASON McMAHON The BC News MEN'S What The BC News WOMEN'S What: # BASKETBALL ■ Falcon men's basketball vs. BASKETBALL ■ Falcon women's basketball at When a team loses and is still Toledo In the midst of its best ball of £ Toledo in first place, there Isn't quite as to be so favorable at Anderson When: the season, Bowling Green asleep there." When: much of sting. Arena ■ Saturday, 7 p.m. picked a fine time for its biggest Toledo stands at 13-2 in the ■ Saturday, 2 p.m. That's the case with the Bowl- "They are playing a little bet- Where: test of the season. MAC, three games ahead of Where: ing Green men, fresh off a dis- ter," Larranaga said. "I think the ■ Anderson Arena, Bowling Green The Falcons are seeking their Bowling Green and one game ■ Savage Hall, Toledo appointing loss at Miami freshmen guards have stepped Radio: seventh consecutive victory as ahead of second-place Kent. A Radio: Wednesday. The Falcons still up a little for them." ■ WBGU-FM(8ai) they attempt to upset Mid- Falcon victory will give Bowling ■ WBGU-FM (88.1), WFOB-AM (1430) have a one-game lead heading American Conference front- Green a toehold on the third- into Saturday's backyard brawl Chad Kamstra and Clayton runner Toledo tomorrow. place position in the conference, at home against Toledo. Burch combined for 28 points in Keeping up the tempo would A big victory over Miami and could damage Toledo's post- The MAC race is far from de- that victory over Ohio. Neither facilitate keeping the ball out of Wednesday night pushed the Fal- season prospects. is also the league's top reboun- cided, however. With three had a particularly good game on Casey Shaw's hands. The Rocket cons into a three-way tie for third der, snatching the lead from games to go, BG is up by a game Jan. 25 when these teams met in center, averaging 167 points per place in the If Kent wins out the rest of the Bowling Green's Charlotta Jones on Ohio and 1 1/2 games on both Savage Hall and the Falcons game, had 25 in the win over the conference. way, and if Toledo falls to the over the past couple of weeks. Miami and Eastern Michigan. walked away with an 86-76 win. Bobcats on Saturday. Falcon coach Falcons, the Rockets will have to With three bona fide super- . "If you asked any of the other The schedule favors the Fal- Jacl Clark re- win their final two games to stars, the Rockets give opposing nine schools, they would love to BG was able to crank up the cons from here out. Besides warded her share the conference title. They defenses fits. Clark knows that be where we are," BG coach Jim defense and the tempo in that home games with Toledo and cel- team with a day would still possess the number- the Falcons won't be able to key Larranaga said Thursday. game, two things it was unable to lar-dwelling Central Michigan, off from prac- one seed for the MAC Tourna- on just one player. BG missed a golden opportuni- do against the Redskins on BG visits Its closest pursuer - tice yesterday. ment, but they wouldn't have the "You have to try and stop all ty, however. A victory would Wednesday. Ohio - on Wednesday. "It's about outright conference champion- three," Clark said. "And you got have given the Falcons a two- "I'm concerned with our over- getting some ship. to try to make the other players game lead on the rest of the con- all team defense and that the The Bobcats have road games good rest," beat you. You have to have really Clark ference with three to play. game was so slow," Larranaga left with CMU and hard-charging Clark said. "We Clark says that this can also aid good individual games defen- "It feels bad because if we said. "We scored 59 points and Central Michigan, while Miami just want to be as fresh as possi- Bowling Green's cause. sively." would have won yesterday, we we've been in the 80's. That has to go to Western and Eastern ble." "I think the pressure's on Clark says that she hasn't de- really could have wrapped things means that Miami was able to Michigan faces both Ball State Bowling Green dropped a 83-72 them," Clark said "We don't have cided who will draw the defen- up," Daniels said. "We're really control the tempo and not us." and Miami still on the road. decision a month ago at Anderson to win the game to win the con- sive assignments for the Rocket focused on Toledo right now. I Arena, in front of 2,572 on- ference. They might have to win trio, but she does say that the think we'll come out and play a lookers, the largest crowd of the that game to win the conference. starting lineup is set. great game." Toledo game is sold out season. The Rockets average I like the position we're in right The Rockets, at 12-11 overall 2,603 fans at Savage"Hall. Clark now." Senior center Michelle Terry and 5-10 in the MAC, are locked The "sold-out" sign was posted on the University Ticket Office thinks a large crowd will benefit The Rockets have three of the has played very well over the last in an eighth-place tie with Akron. window at 4 p.m Thursday. the Falcons just as much as top players in the conference, week, but she will not reclaim The last spot in the MAC Tour- Only those who have picked up a student ticket earlier this Toledo. and could very easily place all her starting role from sophomore nament will likely come down to week or purchased general admission or reserved tickets will be "I think people would rather three on the All-MAC team. center Jack! Raterman. those two teams. allowed in Anderson Arena. play in front of people whether Sophomore guard Kim Knuth and "We're going to let this one The Rockets afforded the Fal- Tickets do remain for the regular season finale March 1 it's hostile or not," Clark said. senior forwards Angela Drake ride," Clark said. "Jacki's done cons a favor in knocking off Ohio against Central Michigan. "We go to some places, and we and Mlmi Olson are the top three real well. Michelle has played on Monday, but aren't expected fall asleep. We're not going to fall scorers In the conference. Drake very well coming off the bench."

rrrrri ©O ©@Q XENT Track prepared to clash at MAC Dork-horse women seek upset Men wont vast improvement

By BRETT THOMPSON WOMEN'S By TOD McCLOSKEY As for the long distance events, The BC News What: 7heBCNews the 3000-meter run will be run by TRACK ■ MAC indoor track champion- MEN'S TRACK tf tf Weckesser and Rob Bowman. In If excitement and enthusiasm ships The time has come to either the 5000-meter run, excellent won track meets, the Bowling us this weekend." When: shape up or ship out. The indoor The pole vault brings two pos- junior Dan Flaute and his com- Green women tracksters would Led by Renee Strayer and Jes- ■ Friday and Saturday season has come down to this, the sibilities for some points - Brian panion Tom Williams will run probably run away with a MAC sica LaFene, the distance run- Where: Mid-American Conference Smith and Mike Baxter. many laps In order to score for title this weekend. ners hope to continue their domi- ■ Kent State University Championships. Disappointed As for the weight events, Rob BG. The best track athletes in the nance of MAC competition. with last year's seventh-place Koury, in the 35-pound weight "The thing about the MAC MAC are set to do battle today at According to Price, LaFene's finish, Bowling Green is looking throw, is Bowling Green's only meet Is, people rise to a different the MAC Indoor Track Cham- goal is to win the 3000-meter run the pentathlon. Miller's return much higher this time. shot for a placing. He has come level," Flaute said. "You really pionships at Kent State Universi- and place in the mile. Her 3000 will also help the Falcon 4x400 "We do have a better chance on strong in the past few meets. get some outstanding perform- ty. tune of 10:08.09 currently ranks relay team. this year of placing higher," said In the shot put, Adam Rose is ances out of people you wouldn't Kent State, Ball State and fourth in the MAC. Strayer is also coach Sid Sink. "This year our ranked first hi the MAC and expect." Eastern Michigan are favored to looking to place high in both the Becky Barnett is also at full goal Is the top three." wants the title. win, but the Falcons may be the mile and the 3000. strength after a battle with the The teams that present a threat "I think we have a very strong Sprints dark horse of Missy Lyne leads a strong Fal- flu, and will compete in the long to the Falcons Include Eastern team and, in my mind, I think we .the meet. con contingent in the 5000-meter jump and the pentathlon. Michigan and Kent. Both teams can be the MAC champs," Adam The 55-meter dash will consist "Our team run. Lyne, Suzanne Isco and Amy "If Becky's up to par, she's got have dominated the indoor Rose said. of Damon Holmes and Rah'Sheen Isplrit is very Breldenbach could all earn valu- a great chance to win the pen- season and Eastern is the Alex Moser, an up-and-coming Clay. Clay Is ranked second in the Ihlgh," BG able points for BG. Lyne placed tathlon and place high in the long favorite. sophomore in the weights, broke MAC and hopes to smoke every- 'coach Steve second in the 5000 at last year's jump. She is one of the MACs Bowling Green is ignoring the his foot In practice and will be one in the race. Price said. MAC Championships. best athletes," Price said. prior results because the past out of action for a while. Sprague and Darren Braddix "Everyone has "We have a great distance The Falcon throwers have cannot be changed. The team is A unique event, the pentathlon, will fly high over the 55-meter :worked hard crew, but we will be .facing some looked strong in recent weeks rested after a nice relaxing week consists of five different events. hurdles in order to score. Brad- this week In tough competition," Lyne said. "I and could challenge for firsts in of practice and will sink its talons Scores are compiled from the dix is one of the top hurdlers and 55-meter hurdles, long jump, practice and Price think we'll place a lot of runners. both the shot put and the weight into the rest of MAC. could easily win this event. the girls are We should have our strongest throw. After competing twice at Kent high jump, shot put and a "We think Darren Is capable of really excited. I think they'll meet of the year." Nikki Sturzinger has the sec- already this year, the Falcons 1000-meter run Alex Sprague winning it," Sink said. have their best performances of ond best shot put In the MAC and have a lot of confidence running and Jason Fischer will try to In the 200-meter dash. Clay, the season. Our goal Is to win." The high jumpers hope to ride has a good chance to win at the on Kent's track. A few of the Fal- place for the Falcons in this en- Braddix and Holmes will sprint The sprinters might benefit the momentum of last week's MACs. Heather Nordgren is the cons will have great expectations durance contest. like the wind to help the Falcons. most from the extra rest that strong performance into the reigning MAC outdoors cham- to perform wel 1. "This is what we've been work- Clay is ranked third overall and Price has given the team over the MAC Championships. pion in the hammer throw and is "We have a lot of people who ing all year on," Sprague said. Braddix is fourth, so this duo has last two weeks. Clarice Gregory jodi Rafferty has established currently third in the MAC in the have a chance to place high in a chance of placing very high and Kaleltha Johnson have been herself as one of the favorites 20-pound weight throw. some events, but this year's meet Distance Clement Chukwu, an Eastern hindered by season-long injuries. this weekend with her improve- will be tougher than last year's," Michigan sprinter, has the best BG needs strong performances ment over the last few weeks. "I think I'm ready. I want to Sink said. The 800-meter run will have a time in the nation - 20.76 seconds from both to contend for the Rafferty la tied for fourth in the finish top two and I have a possible of three places. Craig - which will be tough to beat MAC title. MAC and Is just three cen- chance to win it," Nordgren said. Field Events Nieset, Pat Miller and David An- "Braddix and Clay are two Johnson ranks in the top five of timeters out of first. "Nikki has a shot at winning in derson will work together to dif- pretty key people for this team," the MAC In the 55-meter hurdles Julie Nlekamp and freshman the shot put and Elyse Roethlis- In the high jump, Doug Heit- fuse the other MAC competitors. Sink says. with a time of 8.12 seconds. Gre- Stephanie Heldt soared to per- berger has been throwing well. kamp and Eric Browning have "I think we can score a lot of A key event, the 400, will be gory could place in both the sonal bests last week and could She could surprise some people." the best chance to place for BG. points and help the team out stacked. Clay and Rivers, both 55-meter dash the 200-meter run. place for the Falcons. Heldt is Browning has jumped well lately quite a bit," Nieset said. fantastic runners, are going to BG will rely on another strong confident that the high jumpers As for the team's chances this and will see some stiff competi- On Friday, the distance medley have to score big. performance from Kristin Inman will excel this weekend. weekend, coach Price relishes tion. [1200-meter run, 400-meter dash, The 400 will be a test of speed as well. Inman will run in four "We are getting pumped for BG's role as the underdog. "I'm looking for those two 800 and 1600-meter run], will be and some endurance Clay and events, including a leg of the the MACs," Heldt said. "I think "We have a tradition at BG or guys, hopefully, to place pretty run by Jim Weckesser, Terry Rivers are teaming up on this one 4x400 relay team. Inman current- well get a lot of personal records rising to the occasion," Price high," Sink said. Rivers, Miller and Nieset In that to give BG an edge in the sprints. ly ranks third in the MAC in the and hopefully place a few people said. "On paper, we're middle of Forget about the long and tri- order. The event is chock-full of In the 1600-meter relay, BG, 200-meter hurdles. In the high jump. As far as the the pack In the MAC. But print on ple jumps; BG isn't even going to BG's best to gain an edge before the top-ranked team In the MAC, "Kristin gets better and better team is concerned, everyone is paper doesn't win track meets ... bother entering athletes Into Saturday's events start. la just looking to win. The f our every week and has a good ready for this weekend, mentally it's what they do the day of the either one. No one will jump be- In the mile, three freshmen sprinters of Braddix, Miller, chance to win this weekend in a and physically." competition. I think our girls are cause the chance for scoring is will take a crack at a letterman's Rivers, and Clay have been one I few events," Price said. "She will Brook Miller Is back from an ready to step It up and win a low, so the Falcons will stack jacket - Steve Chapa, Kreg Hat- of the best quartets BG has ever be an important point-scorer for injury and has a shot at winning championship." other events. field, and Pete List assembled. ' Friday, February 21. 1997 The BG News page five Rose focused on shot at MAC title NBA Standings NHL Standings ■rlWAMacUtodPreB • » The Associa led Press By TOD McCLOSKEY year's Falcon squad. "I'm very close to getting to put is based on a few technical EASTERN CONFERS NCI EASTERN CONK RENCf The BC News "I think In this sport you have the NCAA's," Rose said. "I want ASanlic Division Atlantic Division concepts and meditation pro- W L Pet. GB W L T PtsCF GA to have the drive to get better to place in the top eight and be an cesses that Rose has refined. Miami 41 12 .774 - Philadelphia 33 17 9 75 192 148 If you could eliminate negative every day," Rose said. All-Amerlcan. That would just New York 38 14 .731 25 New Jersey 29 17 13 70 1SS 136 words from your vocabulary, you top off a great career." Orlando 25 25 .500 l«-5 Florida 28 18 14 70 167 139 Rose, a physical education and "You just have to get in the Washington 28 .462 165 could accomplish much more. Though having accomplished 24 NY Rangers 28 24 9 65 201 167 health major, has been success- right frame of mind. Stay re- New Jersey IS 37 .288 2SS Washington 23 29 6 32 151 166 Adam Rose doesn't know of ful since he started the shot put Just about every goal he has set laxed, stay focused and hit every Philadelphia 13 39 250 27.3 Tampa Bay 21 29 7 49 158 179 words like "can't" or "quit." In his hometown of Newark, OH. for himself. Rose prides himself position throughout the throw," Boston 11 41 212 29.3 N.Y. Islanders 19 29 10 48 156 171 Central Division They are not in his vocabulary. Rose puts countless hours in the on being a team athlete. Rose said. "Once I get in that Nathan! Division Chicago 46 6 JfSS - W L T Pts GF GA Without those words. Rose has Field House and weight room. Other field-event athletes such ring, I believe this Is going to be Detroit 38 13 .745 7.5 Buffalo 30 19 10 70 170 148 accomplished many goals and "Adam Rose Is a very hard as Rob Koury and Alex Moser the best throw." Atlanta ■ 34 17 567 115 Pittsburgh 31 22 5 67 213 186 has had great success, thus be- Charlotte 32 21 .604 145 Montreal 22 28 11 55 190 215 worker. He leads by example," have benefited from Rose's pres- Cleveland 39 22 .369 16.5 coming an inspiration to the ence In the ring, yet Rose himself Hartford 22 28 8 52 163 188 Rose's coach Scott Sehmann said. The one difference between Indiana 25 27 .481 21 Ottawa 20 26 12 52 164 170 men's track team. One determinant In Rose's suc- knows that life is a learning pro- running and weight athletes is Milwaukee 24 27 .471 21.5 Boston 20 31 7 47 166 204 Rose, the Falcons' all-time shot cess has been his enthusiasm and cess. simply the weight room. Running Toronto 18 34 .346 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE put leader, is looking to achieve "[Koury, Moser and I] are a lot WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division focus on being the best. athletes use the weight room to Midwest Division W L T Pts GF GA another feat Saturday as he guns "I love going alike, because we all work hard strenghten themselves, while the W 1. Pa. GB Dallas 34 22 4 72 179 ISO for the Mid-American Confer- out there and and strive to be the best and weight athletes call it home. Utah 37 14 .725 - Detroit 28 19 11 67 184 138 ence championship. that's what you got to do," Rose Houston 34 18 654 3.5 St. Louis 28 26 6 62 182 183 training, day in Adam Rose has lived there since Minnesota 26 27 .491 12 said. "I think we've helped each Phoenix 27 28 4 58 169 180 The three-time placer in the and day out, do- he's been at Bowling Green. Dallas 17 32 J47 19 Chicago 23 28 8 54 134 1SS MAC meet does not own the title, ing everything other. At first I helped him hoe "He's done very well here and Denver 17 37 JIS 213 Toronto 22 36 2 46 175 215 "but that's going to change," the ropes in the weight room, but has been the hardest worker In San Antonio 12 39 .235 25 Pacific Division that we do," he Vancouver 11 45 .196 28.5 Rose said with confidence. "I now those guys help me out too. W L T Pts CF CA said. "I love the the weight room we've ever had," Pacific Division Colorado 36 14 8 80 198 135 hope to win It after this week- welghtliftlng, They keep me going on a day Sehmann said. LA. Lakers 37 IS .712 - Edmonton 29 25 6 64 189 174 end." when I dont feel too good or feel Seattle 36 IS .706 Calgary 24 29 7 55 160 174 running, throw- Portland 28 25 .528 9.5 Throughout his illustrious ca- ing and the like lifting." Vancouver 26 29 2 54 185 197 Rose also has a lot of respect Sacramento 24 29 .453 US Anaheim 23 29 6 52 166 177 LA. Clippers 28 14.5 reer. Rose has demonstrated competing." Rose In order to strive for the top, for the other side of track and 21 .429 San Jose 21 31 6 48 151 192 great charisma and leadership. This year, training and conditioning be- field, admiring the "heart and de- Golden State 20 30 .400 16 Los Angeles 19 33 8 46 156 205 Phoenix 19 35 JS2 19 Thursday's Carries His credentials In the shot put in- Rose's goals are still as high as come very Important termination" of the runners. Thursday's Cames clude two Ohio high school state can be. He has placed three con- "You have to be willing to put With the MAC shot put cham- latesames >ot included last Cames Not Included championships. Bowling Green secutive years In the MAC meet, In the hours of training," Rose pion to be coronated Saturday, all Miami 92, New Jersey 87 indoor and outdoor shot put re- and has his eyes on not Just the said. of the team is hoping that the Tampa Bay 5, Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia 101, LA. dippers 84 New Jersey 2, Florida 2, tie cords and a captainship of this MAC title, but bigger things. The mental aspect of the shot event will come up all roses. I ndiana 92, Denver 68 SPORTS BRIEF Wounded icers travel to Miami, OSU The Associated Press By BLAKE PARKINS Edinger in the middle, when the assists for the campaign. Each is fore the Redskins pulled away. Given a choice to select The BC News Falcons play at Miami today (7 HOCKEY also a considerable contributor to "The first time we went down the best player in the Mid- p.m., WBGU-FM) and Ohio State the Falcon's penalty-kill and there we played really well for 30 American Conference, As the end of the hockey Saturday. £ power-play units. minutes and didn't finish our most of the coaches said season nears, teams try to put the Perrault and Faulkner each are home-ice berth in the Central chances then they took over in there was no choice. finishing touches on team chem- recovering from shoulder injur- Collegiate Hockey Association is To say that the trio will be the last 30 minutes," Powers said. In an informal survey of istry and hone line play in prep- ies, an ailment that has been a no longer a possibility. This is not missed would be a gross under- "We have to play a complete seven of the MAC'S 10 aration for tournament action. thorn in their sides all year. to say that the Falcons do not statement. Falcon front man game." coaches, all granted ano- This scenario is an impossibility Edinger suffered a sprained knee have much to gain from a win Buddy Powers says that the club nymity, Bowling Green's for BG, however, as the bench last Sunday at Ohio State in a over Miami. must take advantage of all scor- The matchup may well fore- Antonio Daniels was a will be three Falcons short this game of little consequence, con- The Falcons have yet to beat ing chances to compensate for shadow the first round of the unanimous pick. weekend. sidering that there were no the much-improved Redskins the short roster. CCHA Tournament. Miami is One coach said of Dan- Kelly Perrault will not don the points at stake. this season, dropping a game and "We've got to be more oppor- currently tied for second in the iels, "There's not much jersey at the blue line, along with BG is guaranteed a spot in the tying at the Ice Arena back on tunistic when we play them and league with Lake Superior. The question that It's Daniels." Dave Faulkner at wing and Adam playoffs, but the quest for a Jan. 31. The Falcons must pick up finish our chances," Powers said. Brown and Orange currently Asked to select a coach of for the gaps left in the absence of "We have to play good team [de- hold the fifth spot with a one- the year. Bowling Green's the three regulars to be playing fense] and get good goaltending." point margin over Western Mich- Jim Larranaga was the Gymnasts confident, well entering the post-season igan. choice. One voter selected competition. Powers recalled that the game The Lakers square off with the Eastern's Milton Barnes The wounded warriors rank was a tight battle for the first defending national champions, and another picked Ohio's ready for CMU at home among the team's top seven in half of play the last time BG the Michigan Wolverines, in Ann Larry Hunter. points, racking up 30 goals and 49 traveled to Goggin Ice Arena be- Arbor Friday. By WILLIAM SANDERSON IS YOUR GROUP TRYING TO PLAN A CAM VN and FTP for Windows (IBM). This seminar The BC News GYMNASTICS PUS PROGRAM? Please coma to tha Pro- covers the Internet applications VN (reeding In- ternet news) and FTP (transfamng lias on the fl. — HELP — gramming Workshop on Tuesday, February The Bowling Green gymnas- The BG News 2S, 1997 al 7:00p.m. m the Capital Room of tha Internet) Prior experience with Windows TheBGNews University Union. Staff from tha Office of Stu- Operating System ta recommended. Attendees tics team will be looking to provements in certain areas," Classified it toofcing lor a dent Activities will be on hand to assist you in musl have a BGNet account, (created at least bounce back after a rough meet Connelly said. "You can't really Citizen TnbuW 224 printer cutting through the red tape while planning a 48 hours prior to the seminar). against Eastern Michigan when It do that when you have a meet Ads appr ommatc-ry 10 yrs. o*d campus program. If you have any questions, Mon. Feb. 24th from 2-4pm in 128 Hayes Hall to borrow lor emergency use pi a—a feel free to contact the Office of Student Wed. Feb. 26th from 10em-noon in 128 Hayes hosts Central Michigan this Sat- every week because we have to Li'o at 372-2843 372-6977 Willing to compensate for use Advanced Mircoeoft Word (Mac). This sem- urday at 2 p.m. train the full routine when you're inar covers additional features of Mircosoft Despite having their second- preparing for competition. What The BC Ne»»« will not knowingly Xtxpi adverb i*mrnii Staying home for Spring Break??? Word and a few advanced features of tte that diKiimiruif orencourage&>cnmin*uonagaimt any Please call Barbara Mile. lowest point total of the year last we were able to do was work on 372-0328 word-processing package. Prior experience individual o* group csnttetaui of rcc.act. color erred, Take part in tha Undergraduate AJumni Asso- with Mircosoft Word is recommended. week, the team isn't worried some parts of the routines and religion. national origin. Kiual oncnunon disability. ciation's Extern Experience to make Alumni Tues. Feb. 25th from 1 -3pm in 128 Hayes tutu, u ■ veteran or on the ban* of -ny other legal.) contacts A gain practical experience in your Thurs. Feb. 27th from 2-4pm in 128 Hayes about it carrying over this week. make improvements." protected *tatu> "We kind of went into the meet major held. Students w-ll be matched with The BC New* rewrvn the right to decline, ditconiintie Alumni & complete a 20-30 hour externsntp in Advanced Mircoeoft Word (IBM). This sem- with a few people resting," said Central Michigan Is fairly simi- of revive fttj ad.enivemeni iuch at thmc found to be IS YOUR GROUP PLAWING ANY CAMPUS areas in Ohio ft across the country. inar covers additjonal features of Mrooeoft sophomore Christina Treiber. lar to Bowling Green in terms of defamatory lacking in factual ban., misleading or falte PROGRAMS OR EVENTS? Than you need to Word and a few advanced features of the in nature AM advertisement) ate wbject to editing and attend our Creative Programming Workshop An informational meeting about the Extern Ex- word processing package Prior experience "We were just taking it easy so scoring. Both teams average in approval on Tuesday, February 25 at 7:00pm in the penence will be held February 25 at 0:15pm in with Mircosoft Word is recommended. we can prepare for the upcoming the neighborhood of 189 points. TheBGNel-*.aiatofumopen 10 the public, recogniiet Capital Room of tha Union. Student Activities room 101 BA. For more info call 372-2701. Mon. Mar. 3 from 10am noon in 128 Hayes suit will be ottering helpful tips as well as offer- weeks." the impouibility of preventing all of UHI type of adver- Wed. Mar. 5 from 10am noon in 128 Hayes Central has had a slightly better ing guidelines on how to have a successful titmg and therefore encourages our reader, to beware Thla Monday, Feb. 24, atari your career off Newawatcher and Fstch (Mac). This seminar The Falcons only managed a high score this year, Connelly Alwayibe familiar wuha buuneubefore -ending money program on campus. For more information con- covers the Internet applications NewsWatcher orptotidingperuinakredii information Plea* remem- tad the Office of Student Life at 372-2843 right. The Pubftc Relations »udent Society total of 186.350 last week. iVo said. ot America, •rill have an Icitormatlonal and (reading Internet news) and Fetch (trantemng ber if it ujuncli loo good to be true. n probably it files on the Internet) Pnor experience with the Bowling Green gymnast won a Connelly emphasized that the committee meeting for all members and You can help ut by calling the advertising department at Ara you interested in seeing more saJes on Macintosh is recommended. Attendees must event. Treiber was the Falcons' home-crowd advantage is just as anyone Interested In joining. The meeting to have a BGNet account, (created at least 46 419 'T;?605 with your come4ainUa«ndtuggc»tiorii We campus? Do you have any ideas lor what could lni17BA^7.-00pm. highest finisher with a second in Important in gymnastics as other atk thai youpieaaeprov.de your rtame.addretv and phone be sold? Than om tha Campus Sales Commit- hours prior to the seminar). number, along with your specific com menu With your Mon. Mar. 10th from 1-30-3 30pm in 126 the balance beam contest. sports. help *c can make The BC Newt a better publication tee tor UAO. Wa meat Monday nights at 7pm in tha UAO workroom - 3rd floor Union. Ques- University Computer Services Hayes "I'm not concerned at all about "At Eastern, they had a very tions? Call 2-2343. Spring 97 Seminars Wad. Mar. l2thfrom lOam-noon in 126 Hayes It," head coach Dan Connelly noisy, active, involved crowd and The following University Computer Services Seminars ml be offered this spring. These free Intro to Mircoeoft Excel for Windows (IBM) said. "It was more or less a trial it helped their performance and CAMPUS EVENTS ATTENTION: LAST CHANCE TO SUBMIT seminars are open to anyone at BGSU. Please Tins seminar provides a basic introduccon to kind of thing, where we were hindered ours," Connelly said. YOUR bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminars (a). You the users of Excel worksheets, including cells, OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD APPLCA- must call 372-2911 to register for the seminars. formatting text, numbers, and formulas. Prior testing some other kids. We got 'Their screaming for Eastern's TIONI Go see the UAO Weekend Movies every Fn A complete seminar list can be found on the experience with the Windows Operating the information we needed." kids on the floor exercises while day a Saturday at Sand 11pm m OLtc 111 for Deadline is Monday, February 24. WWW at: System is recommended. Bowling Green rested three of we were on the balance beam Any questions caH the AJumni Canter hnpy/wwwbgsu edu/departments/ucs/sem Wed. Mar. 12th from 2-4pm In 128 Hayes a chance to win a FREE UAO Spring Break at 372-2701. their best gymnasts last week. [was an example]." Trip. The drawing wiH be held March 1 it. Frl.Mar. 14th from 10jm-noon 128 Hsyea Heather Ferguson, Kim Pope and This Is the second of Bowling Sarah Grealis took the time to Green's three home meets. They work on certain facets of their have another home meet against routines and prepare for the Western Michigan in two weeks. Central Michigan meet. Next week, they are back on the "We're trying to make 1m- road for a meet with Ball State. Join The Newlove Family! 'Some of the many quality locations:

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Intro lo Mlrcoootl Eicol (Mac). Trua seminar •AXO-60VAXO-80VAXO PHI KAPPA TAU-PHI KAPPATALT Looking for summer subleaser for 97 w Wanted 87 students. Lose 8 ■ 100 lbs New me- For Rant: provides ■ basic inrroducton lo the UMI of Pag your pants A head over Tha brothers of Phi Kappa lau would Ike to someone looking to participate in ranting a 3 tabolism breakthrough Or. recommended 1 or 2 bdrm. apts on Unrvartity Lane 6 Clough Excel worksheets, including celll. formatting to 4^007 Zoomba'a. Tha Alpha Chi'i thank all their date! tor making our party an en- bdrm house 4 blocks from campui tor a 12 mo. Guaranteed. 830 coat. Free gilt. 1 bdrm furnished at 117 S. Prospect bait, numbers and lormulai. Prior eipenence and their dates are gong back joyable time and a great lucceii. lease Cal Michese 372-5151. 1 800 -435-7591. 2 bdrm house at 132 Ada to Ha 80s. Gat ready to raise PHI KAPPATAU'PHI KAPPATAU* of the Macnloeh Oparating System la recom Scholarship Opportunity 2 bdrm house at 829 Filth tha roof thia Friday mghtlll mended. WBGU88.1FM Avail. 8/tr97,1 yr. lease cal 352-9371 •AXO-80VAXO-80VAXO FOR SALE Frl. Mar. 14 from 2-4pm In 128 Hayaa PI Baa Phi is seeking a new General Manager tor the Wad. Mar. 19 from J-4pm In 126 Hayaa Hay Pi Phi'! gat 1007-06 school year. Looking tor energetic. For Rent: 1 block from campui. house: 239 AM A AMA AMA AMA AHA AMA excited to gel struck craaove person with leadership quaiioel Thra Manvile. 3 bdrm. 1 bath 1 bdrm apt: 239 World Wlda Web This laminar introduces me American Marketing Associalon by Cupid'l Arrow scholarship covari tuition and general tees It Awesome Florida Spring Breakl Panama tr2Manville Cell 352-9392. World Widt Wab using Netscape. Topica in- Social Night at BW-3's Pt Bess Phi Turn in cover letter and resume to 321 West City i Room WIK Kitchen Near Bars 8)1101 Day duda undaratandmg links, bookmarks, search Fn 2/21 Irom 5-7 HallcroGail by March 10th tona-Besi Location 813BI Florida's New Hota- Free Feb. rent Female subleaser needed im- anginal, and now lo locala information on (he All AMA member! and friends welcome pot-Cocoa Beach Hilton $1081 ipnngbreak- mediately. 2 blocks from campus. $155/mo. Subleaser* needed tor Summer 1007 Fumi- plus utl. 354-8271 World WWa Wab. AMA AMA AM A AM A AM A AHA RUSH PHI MU lraval.com 1-800-878-8388. Mon. Mar 17 from 9-11 am in 126 Hayaa RUSH PHI MU shed.Low rent. Spacoua apn Pay Electric »1 Awesome Spring Break Bahama! Parly GREAT 1 or 2 bdrm apt avail NOW, 354-5144. Tuaa. Mar. 18 from t Oam- noon in 126 Hayaa RUSH PHI MU Only Cal Cheryl. Kane at 353-1532 Are you interested in seeing more sales on Crusel 8 Daya 8278I Includes All Meals, Par- Leave message tor Melissa. $$'WeU talk" Cheapll campus? Do you hava any ideal tor what could tat 8 Tasail Great Beaches 8 NighWel Advanced Mlrcoeofl Eical (IBM). This lam- SPRING BREAK PANAMA CITY BEACH Summer raomate needed. Female, own bdrm. be sold? Than join tha Campui Sales Commit- Leavaa from FL Lauderdalel ipringbreak- Houeae for Rant: The following houses are for inar covers advanoad faaturaa of Exost. includ- FLORI0A. SANDPIPER-BEACON BEACH $107.SO/mo. Cal 354-3133 or 2-7356 ask tor tea lor UAO. Wa meat Monday nights at 7pm in travel com t .800-878^386 rent tor 97-98 school year. All 12 mo leases. ing ipraadihaaf formats, chana. and macros RESORT. 3 POOLS, 1 INDOOR POOL, Bocca. tha UAO workroom - 3rd floor Union. Qua*- tenants pay all util.. sac. dep.. parental guar- Prior axpananca with Excal or anandanoato In- HUGE BEACHSIDE HOT TUB, SUITES UP 81 Awesome Cancun 8 Jamaica Spring Break none? Cal 2-2343. SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDED Nice Speoalil 7 Nghta Air 8 Hotel From 84201 Save antee req.no pets. tro Mircosoft Excaf tor Windowi is recom- TO 10 PEOPLE, TIKI BEACH BAR, HOME mended house vary close to campus. Cal 352-0777 tor 8150 On Food. Drinks 8 Free Parties1 111% 1.316 Ridge Rear -1 BR apartment. 2 blocks ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSIII Grants 4 OF THE WORLDS LONGEST KEG PARTY. detail! from campus. Aval 5/16797. Rent $27S/mo. Mon. Mar. 3111 from 2-4pm in t28Hayai scholarships available from oponaorelt! No FREE INFO 1-600-466-6826. Lowest Price Guarantael springbreak- travel com 1-800-878-8388. collected quarterfy Phono 353-4071 ask ton- Frl. Apr. 4th from 1 Oam-noon in 128 Hayaa prepayments, ever!!! ItfCeeh tor ool- yvWW.3ANDPIPERBEACON.COM Summer Subleaser needed ana to view. togoW. For Info: 1-800-243-2435. Cal Anna 354 2183 Cable Deicr am bier Kit Advanoad Mlreoaoll Exoaf (Mac). Thu lam- Thon...ON 2.233 W. Kerry-4 BR large house, must have t it 95 - See ALL the channels. inar covari advanoad faaturaa of Excal. includ- ATTENTION" Student Organizations Direc- Don! forget 4 unrelated tenants. Avail. 8/18/97. Rant 1-(800)752-1380 ing tpraadshaat formats, chana. and macros torial and Spring Semester Supplements are Door-to-DoOrFundraising ■ $780/mo collected quarterfy. Slop by end ask Prior axpananca with Excal or anandanoa to In- available - tree of charge - while supplies last In Thra Weekend lenants to view. tro to Mrcoaoft Excal is racommandad. Tha Office of Studant Lite. 405 SadrJemire Ques Horn? Call 372-0530 HELP WANTED For tale: Mac powerbook 1400C/117 3. 734 Elm-Large 3 BR. 2 bath house. Aval Tues Apr 1 St from noon-2pm in 126 Hayaa Student Service!. These directorial include 1671GB 8/16*7. Rent $780/mo collected quarterly. i Wad. Apr. 2nd tram 2-4pm in 126 Hayaa. the organizations that are registered on cam- W/8XCD-ROM. Never used. Bought in Phone 354-6114 ask tenants to view. pus aa wen aa contact people and phone num- December. For more Information or to sign a lease, TURNING POINTS JlOOO's POSSIBLE READING BOOKS. Pan bars tor each group. Gat your copy NOW • Asking 820O0 Call 419-872 9555. contact Arbor Enlarprleea et 354-2854. USG'USG'USG Time. At Horn*. ToH Frae (1) 800-216-0000 b supplies are limned. Locally owned and managed. TOOAY IS THE LAST DAY TO SIGN-UP An informational discussion group EH.R-2076torLiiangi. MUST SELL COMPUTER' FOR THE USO UNIVERSITY BANQUET! BE NAMED THE About eating diaorders. weight i ssues Houses/1 6 2 bdrm turn, apts year, 9 mo.. 6 $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Macintosh LC-II complete with printer Coma to 404 Studant ServKee to irgn-upl ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR BY USG! A normal eating $800 or best ofler summer leases 352-7454 Organizations mult hava sign-up ahaafa USG Ml be awarding tha No experience required Begin now. For into 352-9317 »»>e USG office by 5pm. 'USG ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR call 301-420-1326 Must subls 840 8th St.. 2 bdrm apt. Spacious DONT MISS OUT ON THIS VALUABLE OP- AWARD* Beginning Wad. Fab. 10 • ' BILLING ENTRY" Ponoac Fiero 67 5 Speed, V6, A/C. living. Incl membership to spa 6 pool. Aval. PORTUNITY ID the organization that beat display i how Mawta3:3O-S:00pm Steady work, excellent income. Flexible houra. now until Aug. $425 mo. plus util. Deposit raq to intaract with facts ty and students' they hava benefittad tha BGSU A Knowledge of Windows helpful pAvindowa, pfloctu. Alloy wheels, Stereo. 31900. Cat! 352-5595. 1 419-278-6922. USG-USG-USG Bowling Green community Call 800-835-0553 To enter: -aubml a 8 to 10 nan. video to To register cal 372-2061 SBX ' SBX' SBX - SBX Need tenant! for summer. lallAspnng call USG displaying their accomplishment. 4 Cc- sponsored by Counseling Canter USG USG"""USG "USG •I-IHELPWANTED11 Limited Time Only Christina 353-0130 strength, at BGSU 4 in BG. Lettered BGSU Jackal! Tha Application daadlina lor Be a pan of tha tun: Dining Services Is now hir- Now accepting Rental Apllicatroni lor Fall And Top 3 videos will be shown at USG'l tit AN- 6 Student Healti Sarvtca At-Large Senator ing at the Amen Down Under, located in only $52.95 (rag. aizai) NUAL UNIVERSITY BANQUET. MARCH 5 in Summer leases. Cal 354-8800. has baan axtandad until Common! Dining Center Houra 6:00pm - Ma Check out jacket specials Savings Galore front of administrators, faculty and fellow Uni- USG • USG' USG Frl. Fob 21aiSpm night. Sunday-Thursday Pick up your applica- SBX "SBX "SBX-SBX versity org member!. TOOAY IS THE LAST DA Y TO SK2N-UP GIf you are mil tntaraatad. tion at tha Down Under Today I Now Renting Roomt plaaaa can our office at •$15 donation to DANCE MARATHON n re- FOR THE USO UNIVERSITY BANQUETI Sony detachable face CD car stereo, model Spring Semester 2-6116. quired to enter Video! 4 donations (checks Coma to 404 Studant Services to ugn-upl ■S460. Very good condition. $120 o.b.o. Call 353 0325 USO USG* USG"",-USG made payable to USG) can be tent to the USG Organizations nut hava sign-up sheets •••Cbsidian"-ObSKt.an"' office in 404 Student Services to the USG office by 5pm. Writers, salespeople. 8 desktop publishers Pleasecall Man @ 352-9357 •Deadline I. Feb. 21. For more Into, call DONT MISS OUT ON THIS VALUABLE OP- needed I Call 372-2440 tor more Into. Meetings One A Two bdrm apts. available University 372-8026. or 372-8116. PORTUNITY are held each Mon. 9pm ©202 Weil Hall. Count a University Village located at Clough WFAL presents USG—USG--USG to intaract with laoity and students' •••Obsidian'"Obsidian'" FOR RENT and Mercer. Call 352-0164. HYPEI USG" USG • USG the story ol me SaaDta music scene Ant you Looking tor tales/marketing experi- One bdrm apt. two Mocka from downtown BG. Wed February 26 DAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAXI ence? Studant Publications is currently taking quiet neighborhood, vary nice, no pats. m the Gish film theater A student only motel. USG USG USG "USG applications for sale! representative! Posi- $330. mo • util Avail. March 1. Call 287-4943 " Ranting Fist" Showings at 7pm and Opm Break away to tha hottest action In Florida Tha Application daadlina for tions require 15-20 hours par weak $ last from Apis, i Mouses Room avail, in BG home. Grad male prel. Call Admaulon: S2.00 where guys meets girts! NEW motel on tha At-Large Senator mid-April through June. Gain valuable profee- 352-1631 or 354-6701. leave message. ocean, rated AAA and Superior Lodging, hat been extended unnl ironal sales experience selling print advertising 97-98 School Year beach volleyball, tree MTV. Pool 4 wetbar Fit. Fab. 21 at 5pm. 8 earn in excel! of $2000 in 10 weeks Slop by Sublease/! Needed NOWI In Cambridge open 24 hours, b y o.b. Free gold card with 204 West Hal tor an application or call Toby at 316E.Mam/8 Commons check-in, Dont be left out of thle Special If you are ill interested, 372-0430 tor more information 630N.Summl 2 bdrm. 2 bathroom. $4So/month Aval HI Au- Promotion! http:''www daytons-lnn.com. please call our office at 1-2bedmoms gust. CaJI 353-2189 CITY EVENTS Beat Sales Job in Bowling Green CALL 1-800-882-Q918. 2-6118. tor 1-4 indents this spring/summer USG USG USG"""USG Also Rooms aval, and more GOVT FORECLOSED homee tram pennies Sudani publications is now accepting applica- F oca ball Tournament on It. tion! tor adverniing sales representative!. Downtown Delinquent Tax. Repot, REOa. Your Area. USG'USG'USG Earn great money A gain valuable sales expe- Lilting Avail. 24 Hri 6pm Sunday! Tc* Frew (1)8OO-218-90OOElt.H- 2076 tor USG cordially invitei all members of rience PosDtions require 15-20 houra per 316 E. Merry #3 $5 entry per person current listings tha University community to: week $ tail from Mid-April through June. Stop Or Cal 353-0325 Singles A Double! Tournaments USO'a tat Annual University Banquet BG RADIATOR Great Stuffed Braadeticka by 204 West Hall lor an application or call Toby fromgsm to9p m w-om March 5, Lenhart Grand Ballroom, 7pm at 372-0430 for more information. AT Campus Pollyeyoe Coal it $12 par parson 6 is buntarabta NOT JUSI RADUTORSt 352-0838 COUNSE LORS - INSTRUCTORS needed' W* Are NOW Dmner will be provided A all proceeds will 12 month leant staring May 1997: IS YOUR GROUP PLANNING ANY CAMPUS 100 positional Coed summer camp. Pocono PROGRAMS OR EVENTS? Than you naad to be donated to DANCE MARATHON. 406 E Court 1B-1BR Duplex-lper- CERTIrTEOIorA« GREEN CARD LOTTERY VOA Mil., PA. Good salarympsl (008) 680-3330 attend our Creative Programming Workshop son*34S.Ulil REPAIR 1 RECHARGE Filing for the DV 1086 lottery has begun Dead * Come tee video presentations about Olivers on Tuesday. February 25 at 7:00pm in tha CRUISE SHIP EMLOYMENT 60S Fthn St -2BR Home-2parson.$460.IJtl line it March 5th. 55.000 visas will be issued Capital Room of Iha University Unon Student ity organizational USG wil be awarding TIC How would you Ike to work in exotic locations. Steve Smitn 352-8917 (no call after 8pm) •Heater Installation this year. For additonel information send an e- USG ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR A- matt tun people, and gat paid? Call: Acovioee staff wll be offenng heipful hmta aa mail to CMck«i228ee»ol com or visit web •Heater Cores wall aa oflenng guidelines on how to hava a WARDI 206-971-3564 Ext.CS5441 ( We are a research ilia: http:»membera. trlpod.com/mlkedv * An award will be given to tha organization andpublisNng company). 2 bdrm. apt Al ugllOee paid •Water Pumps ■uccaasful program on campus. For more in- Close to campus $450/mo formation contact tha Office of Studant Life at Hey PRSSAI with the most members in attendance' Plaaaa RSVP by Fab. 21 Call 352-5475. •Gas Tanks 372-2843. Join us tor Wal ley bell at tha Rec FREE T-SHIRT 8 $1000 Tonight at 6 30pm For more into, cal the USG office Credit Card fundraisers for fraternities, soron • General Auto Repair •Meet ut makta tha entrance" at 372-8116 or 372-6026. Oat 6 groups. Any campui organization can Aval lor Rent Aug 1.-97 Sales, Installations SERVICES OFFERED USG'USG'USG' raise up to $1000 by earning a whopping Close to Univ. Year lease read -3 bdrm home exc. cond. $650 and Repair INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS $5.00/VISA application. Call 1-800-032-0526 718 3rd Street NEEDED. PICK UP AN APPLICATION. TAKE XO'"X0'"XO'"XO ext. 85. Oualihedcalers receive ,, -3 bdrm apt 443 N Enterprise $550 352-5133 FREE CELLULAR PHONE HOME TEST, RULES. AND RETURN TO THE The sisters ol Cr* Onega would like FREET-SURT ■1 bdrm apt 443 N Enterprise $300 100 free minute* INTRAMURAL OFFICE BY MARCH 4 AT to congratulate their 1007 Rho Chi's, 520 S. MAPLE Tanny Vonthron and Kyle Ruas. cal 886-4651 Appointments only tig.M par month NOON NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED. Student Painter! u cunantfy hiring hard work- WeLovoYoul BOWLING GREEN Call Tade* lor details ing, motivated individuals to fill management 410-356-2005 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ■ KAPPA KAPPA XO'"XO"'XO'"XO GAMMA positions in select Cleveland, Columbus, Dsyton, $ Toledo suburbs, aa well as owllng Pregnant? COMGBAIULAT IONS to tha brothers o! Green. Co-op and internship credit avail, while Fiwe Pregnancy Testa. Confidential8 Caring Kappa Alpha on receiving your charted WANTED earning $7,000-0.000. Manager positions are 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center. We wiiri you the best of luck in the future filled on a first coma, first qualified basis For more info, please cal 1-600-643-3791. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ■ KAPPA KAPPA SBX • SBX • SBX • SBX TwoGuyaBlgNoiae GAMMA BGSU professor looking tor long (arm effi- Personalized Graduation ciency - 1 bdrm. apt untum but wan main, looking u stan industrial band, synthesizer and Management Inc. AnnouncamantB tasnad. Preferably in private house or over ga- high tech imam guy needed, sahout arcsts 48 hour service KD-KD'KD-KD-KD-KD rage in qmet neighborhood. Call 372 2118 only. 353-0450 anytime 353-5800 Mm. order oil 5 Kappa Delta: It't not aomething you become, Stop in and saa ual tri something you Va always been. DRUMMER needed for prof blues, improv Band Cal Was @ 353-7022 Wait ttaff/bar staff tor banquet 6 dining mom. New New New New New 353-7732 We krve our pledges in Elks Lodge. 200 Campbell Hill Rd. Apply be- SBX-SBX"SBX"SBX Guitar Player, into Jeff Back, looking lor baas KD-KD-KD-WKD-KD tween 1 30 and 4 00 Hillsdale Apis., 2 bdrm flats, player 6 drummer to jam. Cal Chns 630-3623 very spacious, 9 foot ceilings, Office of Mult cultural Aflain car ports, 9-1/2 or 12 month Dinner Theatre PERSONALS featuring lease. Starts at $600. Black Anthology '07: SUMMER Every Good-Bye Aim Gone' (20 SPRING BREAK PACKAGE Saturday. Fab. 22.1007 7pm, University Union Boardwalk Beach Rason - Panama City'i Tickets: $15 JOB Spnng Break Headquarter! Only $29 Par Par- lonl Reitncooni Apply. 1-800-224-4653. For Ticket Into, cal Kay Taufker. 2-8357 If you mm tha show on the 21st. it will be re- SUNMY^ Management Inc. peated on Fn., Feb. 28 m Eva Maria St. Theatre. Admission $3 • ELEVEN O'CLOCK • GRAND OPEHIHG SALE! IN BG 10-50% OFF New New New New New 'B.Cj. Antiques Hillsdale Apts., Large studios Student Publications Mott items high vaulted ceilings, unique is now accepting SALE Tkrotfhott Ftbrmryll floor plans and car ports. 12 applications (or month lease starts at $350. 10% OFF •vewyfjiing except coin* VISIT OUR NEW STORE Summer Sales Mow through Fab. 28 Management Inc. 445 E. Wooster Representatives. •50'», 60'$, 70'% room NEW APARTMENT (At th« railroad tracks) Students will gain -on Sal 11-9 Sunday 12 6 • Affordable antiques & collectibles FOR FALL 1997 ■ professional sales lah Vnnh Main. B/mlma r.rcrn j*-. 352-3306 Management Inc. experience and can 3 rooms full 1 & 2 bdrms, comer of m T Huge 1 bdrms, 215 E. Poe earn up to $2,000 in Including: Furniture, Indian A/rawheodi, Reed & N. Enterprise. books, coins, musk boxes. Rd. Laundry on site, lots of 10 weeks. Rent starts at Time is Running Ouli parking. Starts at $340/ 194 S. Main 375/mo.+Utilities. AUTO REPAIR month ♦ elec. This is business to (soush ol Ground, lor nought) M-W11-6 In-Sat 11-8 For more info, call business sales and 353-6300 353-5800 done by appointment JIlplERVICE only, no door to Management Inc. door. Representatives WmmAd SERVICE Efficiency Apartments, 215 will work 15-20 hours E. Poe Rd., Starts at $230. All per week from mid- Staying Home for l,your utilities included. Half the 1gL: •Campus Manor security deposit holds it now. April through June. Spring Break? •Rockledge Hours are flexible. •640 Eighth St. •313-317 N. Main St. Stop by 204 West Take part In the Undergraduate Alumni Hall for an applica- Association's Extern Experience to •841 Eighth St. Jfwt •Manville Ave. Management Inc. tion or call Toby at make Alumni contacts and gain practical experience in your major field. Students •825 Third St. 830 Fourth St The Willow 372-0430 for more will be matched with Alumni and \*M •701 Fourth St House is now Leasing for information. complete a 20-30 hour externshlp in next year. 1 bdrm, gas heal. areas In Ohio and across the country. • Lowl^flp nn "Quality Off A/C, starting at $340/month. An informational meeting about the • 10% msKiim BU Campus Housing" Extern Experience will be held February 25 at 9:15 p.m. In room 101 BA. Any students^jS L R.E. Management Questions? Call 372-2701. 113 Railroad St. Management Inc. M-F: 8-5; Sat. 8-12 3535o^ For a complete lint atop try our office, 1045 N. Main, or call 13040 BISHOP ROAD 352-9302 353-5800 Friday. February 21. 1997 The BG News page seven Thee es

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Jazz alive and 'Six Degrees' showing at well in BG Eva Marie Saint *#i Tod MeCloskey of the music. Tim Camninsky. a bass The Back Pages player and teacher, creates so many different swinging sounds from (he f s you look around the I930's that you can't help but tap your campus,A anyone can notice Ihe feet. different array of music styles. People Different instruments used in jazz Mike Harm have their own preference of what can create a multitude of sounds. The Back Pages6 they like to listen too. whether it be Guitars, pianos, saxophones, trum- pets, trombones, drums and other rock, rap, alternative. classical. or Everyone on (he planet [ is - country to name a few. percussion in different combinations One type of music that is a smor- give unusual tones that put out various I* bound] by a trail of six. gasbord of style that has gained a lot sounds. people, these are Ihe words, of attention around Bowling Green is In and around BG, the jazz flavor of Ouisa Kitrich. Unfortunately we're has really caught on. Rhythm 'n' jazz. not always bound lo Ihe nicest, pret- "Before 1 came to school here I Brew, a unique music oriented 1 (ies( or in (his case, (he mos( honest wasn't exposed to jazz. Now that I've restaurant has jazz nights throughout f been listening to it, it is so the week. *.J&grmm\] people. A young con man named improvizational that it is always On Monday nights, they even have Paul, played by LaMarcus Johnson, changing and you never know what to an open jazz night. This allows young photo by Hideki Kobayashi bursts into the lives of Flan and Ouisa expect." Ethan Edwards, a marketing students, especially those of the Some of (he finest jazz in (he area can be heard every Wednesday at Easy Street Kilrich. and starts a very intersting major student says. University's music department, to join When you think of jazz.Miles their teachers and other talented r story. Davis probably comes to mind, since musicians in songs. Flan Kitricht Mike Obertacz) is an he is one of the most noticeable The freedom of expression and art dealer, working on million dollar openness of jazz creates its own musicians. Jazz is really a compila- Local coffeeshop offers deals every day out of his expensive tion of various music styles thrown niche in music. There is not always a together. set rhythm or pattern, anyone can home in New York. His wife Ouisa For that reason, more and more learn to play jazz if they have the will (Jill Van Brussel) is a typical 'riclv people have been going to jazz to do it. an alternative hangout wife' type who doesn'l know if she's" "Jazz is so diverse and widespread concerts and bars for simple entertain- really happy. Their lives are rudely ment and relaxation. It allows it is hard to say you don't like it Tod MeCloskey individuals to get away from loud because you can find jazz in all forms The Back Pages intruded upon one night when Paul obnoxious sounds of rock 'n' roll, rap of music regardless of what it is," few dollars less than when you started. a complete food menu, I don't see this stumbles into (heir apartment bleed- and so forth. Ethan says. How many limes have you gone to Rhythm ' n' Brew provides a fantastic place as a coffee house at all." ing from a s(ab wound and asking for With Bowling Green's excellent " Jazz really has two parts to it. typical bar or restaurant to try to get "get alternative to those typical earache Primarily though, coffee and its as- help. Paul claims (o be (he son of improvisation and a swing feeling." music department, the bulk of this away" from everything else? The plate spots sorted products dominate the market. Sidney Poilier. world famous aclor. Chris Bober. a guitar major at the upsurge in jazz is caused by the many is loud and it is hard to talk to your As you walk in the door, you don't Rhythm 'n' Brew supplies as much music department says. active student participants. friends. Drunk people are being obnox- get blasted with people in your face, or caffeinated drinks as say Sufficient and impresses Ran and Ouisa. In the The swing feeling is when you start "If there was no music department. ious and hanging over your shoulder. smoke, for that matter. This quiet, Grounds in Perrysburg. process he helps Flan gel money for to tap your feet or hand to the rhythm Jazz com. on pg. 9 It gets old fast and you're left with a homelike restaurant/lounge presents a "We have a complete espresso bar that a million dollar deal he has in the great atmosphere that allows for much goes wilh (his kind of atmosphere." enjoyment. It's free of charge unlike Roney said. works. most of the bars. If you wan( alcohol, you will have to Paul tells how he had gone to With live jazz entertainment througout look somewhere else. Actually having Harvard wilh the Kitriches children. the week. Rhythm n' Brew sets the no alcohol benefits Rhythm'n' Brew be- Flan and Ouisa lei Paul s(ay (he nigh(. mood with great peaceful.easy feel- cause of the serenity and atmosphere it until their supposed father gels into ing of soothing jazz. creates. Alcohol would disrupt the (ran- Sunday evenings are open folk night, quility. (own (he nex( morning.The nex( so if you play at all and feel limber "It's a non-alcoholic music outlet, but morning when Ouisa wakes Paul up, enough you can grap the mike. Mon- I'm kind of glad because alcohol cre- she finds he has brought a man into day is open jazz night, which seems to ates a lot of problems ."Roney says. (heir house and had sex wi(h him, so draw good crowds to hear young tal- Ironically though, Ihe main reason ents in Bowling Green. Since (hey why Rhy(hm 'n' Brew docsn'( have the she kicks him ou(. From (hen on Ihe have only been open since Sep(. I booze is lhat there are no liquor licenses police become involved and more in- people are still learning abou( it. available. formation becomes available about Business has increased. The nighttime Rhythm 'n' Brew isn't worried about Paul, and his past dealings. does a lot. I get a lot of students." the gelling a license either. With their owner Shane Roney said. "A lot of smoking rooms and unique setup its Johnson is superb at showing how people come in for the music." simply a fun place to go. lovable and smart Paul is. Oberatac/ The light background music is per- I think Rhythm 'n' Brew is a nice and Van Brussel narrate the story to! fect for studying or just talking to place to go. You can hang out or perfection. The supporting cast is; people. With candles on the tables in do some studying with good back- the evening and comfortable sofas and ground music. It's real relaxing and a quite good. Every character has a chairs, this place feels more like a good place lo meet friends," Ethan sometimes small, bul very integral; buddy's house than a restaurant. Edwards, a junior business major said. part. This was a wonderful produc-' Over time we've added couches, Roney fell this area needed some type lion, bul I don'l have the lime lo de- some halogen lamps," Roney says. of unique place. A computer science There are two smoking rooms in the major and a senior at the University. tail the plot line and all (he beautiful back wilh cable T.V." Roney just loves working for himself diaologue. Even if you have seen the It is unlike any other place in or near and providing a great hangout for stu- movie version, theater is quite a dif- Bowling Green. Yet. don't call it a cof- dents. ferent medium and I strongly encour- fee shop because Rhythm 'n' Brew has "If I'm going to work I'd rather it be a complete food menu, as well as cof- for me than someone else." Roney said. age you to attend. Support the the- fee and tea. "It's definitely more rewarding." ater department and these wonderful People might come in here for a cup All in all. Rhythm 'n' Brew is a per- actors. Six Degrees of Seperation is of coffee or something like that, but (hey fect substitute to the bars. Il is a showing Friday and Saturday at at 8 see we have all (hese subs and salads, smorgasboard of relaxing and entertain- p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Evj Jill Balluck, soph., and Sally Croy, jr., interior design majors photo by Hideki Kob.iy.ishi then they end up eating here." Roney ing atmospheres with a restaurant/cof- enjoy their coffee at Rhythm n' Brew. said. "Because of Ihe fact that we have fee house/jazz bar concept. ^^^^m Marie Saint Theatre. mmmmmm^^

ATTENTION STUDENTS: There will be a student Are you interested FRIDAY SATURDAY in seeing more sales on ticket pick-up for the campus? Do you have any Saturday February 22 ideas for what could be sold? Then join the Campus Sales men's basketball game Committee for UAO. vs. Toledo. Tickets are We meet Monday && nights at 7 p.m. in W still free to students the UAO workroom- with a valid BGSU ID. 3rd floor Union. Questions? Call 2-2343. 19 and Over Every Night i I page eight The BG News Friday. February 21. 1997

\\ hat's on lap this Silverchair tries \» eekend Easystreet Cafe Jackie—O Big Dave to avoid sophomore Friday Saturday

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Gish Film Theater he sophomore jinx, it plagues sound, this "bonus"provides a lot of fun Movie times: 7:30 p.m. (free) many bands. After having a successful interactive sounds and sights. Okay, album, the pressure to duplicate it can now for the actual CD review of "Freak It Came From How the West be overwhelming and impossible. Show". Outer Space Was Fun Silverchair's new release, "Freak Silverchair, a band from 'down un- Show", offers more than what one der' , which scored big with their debut Olscamp Hall, Room 111 would expect from this Australian al- album,"Frogstomp", returns with a the Eraser ternative band. equally powerful "Freak Show"." "Freak Show" is much more than a "Freak Show", exhibits more of Friday and Saturday normal CD. This CD is a hybrid, com- Silverchair's musical talents, as well as Showtimcs: 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. bining your traditional CD with inter- a different side to them. active multimedia CD-rom capabilities. This album continues the 'Kangaroo Eva Marie Saint Theater Sony Music calls it CD-Extra. Country's' version of American pop Six Degrees of Separation After loading "Freak Show" into your alternative. One difference with this Friday/Saturday: 8 p.m. 60 Ft. Doils from Wales are touring the US later this month MAC or PC, the multimedia experience album though is appearance of more of takes over. The entire program is in the a softer sound. Sunday: 2 p.m. jazz cont. from pg. 7 format of a circus from the early 1950's. Lead singer. Daniel Johns, actually CD-Extra is divided into eight differ- uses his prominent voice more, as op- Union Ballroom Friday. 8-11 p.m ($3) U.K.'s 60 Ft. Dolls there would be no jazz in BG." Chris ent segmented rooms, each containing posed to the yelling and screaming of says. interviews, live music clips, stories of "Frogstomp". 'Puttin' on the Hitz" Over at Easystreet Cafe on past real circus freaks, videos of hit "Learn to Hate", is the only song with Talent Show Wednsday evenings, the Faculty Jazz songs, and other graphic shows. distorted angry yelling. Johns vocals 'Clash' with the Sextet plays or some other jazz band. Four major videos can be found, some are excellent and is very similar to University Ballroom containing ten seconds worth of film, Bush's Gavin Rossdale. "Petrol and The sextet is composed of music Saturday, 7 p.m. ($15) professors and teachers from the others are entire five-minute songs. Chlorine", is the main quiet and soft University, that always plays to a New Silverchair songs on the Sony recording where Johns voice really "Every Good-bye Ain't Gone" mainstream multimedia experience include. "Freak" takes shape. Black Anthology '97 packed crowd. "It is exciting to see my teachers and "Abuse Me". Older songs off of the "Cemetary". the first radio hit from their first release. "Frogstomp", are, "Freak Show", uses violins and almost Bryan Recital Hall Brandon Wray accent, he wouldn't be surprised to because I spend all day working with 'Tommorrow" and "Israel's Son". Also. has a Bush sound of "Glycerine" in it. The Back Pages see the Clash reunite and re-name them. Then seeing them play, I can Faculty Artist Series Silverchair does a fifteen second acous- "Freak Show" could be what people themselves Cash, in the spirit of the learn that much more from them," Russell Schmidt —Piano tic jam with one of their new hits, were expecting from Bush's album. There are few bands out today with Sex Pistols' reunion. Chris says. "Cemetery". "Razorblade Suitcase", which was a Sunday. 3 p.m. a really original sound, but the United The Clash sound of the "Train in It is a chance for music students to The interviews, which are scattered perfect example of a sophomore fail- Kingdom's 60 Ft. Dolts is certainly Vain" and "London Calling" era hear their teachers play or perhaps Women's Gymnastics from room-to-room,offer insight into ure album. one of them. really has a strong influence on the even play with them. the influences of their music, as well as "Abuse Me", a possible hit for Eppler Complex If you can imagine a band that Dolls' sound. One of the beauties of the music other bands in which they admire. Each Silverchair. is a soft smooth tune com- Saturday. 2 p.m. could pull off a great Clash imperson- American literature also inspired department is the hands-on experi- member of the band gives their opin- parable to the Foo Fighter's "Big Me". ation, while mixing in Beatlesesque Parfitt and his bandmates, bassist ence that develops the students Men's Basketball ion about different issues. With the continuation of the standout harmonies and a rebellious spirit Mike Cole, and drummer Carl Bevan. musical abilities hearing and playing At Toledo: Saturday, 7 p.m. With something so new as this CD- bass guitar that has defined reminscent of vintage Sex Pistols, you They really are into Tom Wolfe and with their professors — jazz thrives Extra presents, their are some draw- Silverchair's heavy sound, the band has have the Dolls. other Beat writing. on this. University Hall, 4th Floor backs. The sound quality on many of adapted it to fit softer rhythms. Richard Parfitt, lead singer and The band has been to America Former Bowling Green students that Casino Night the interviews with Silverchair and live "Freak Show" is worth a purchase, as guitarist for the Dolls, in a live before and Parfitt said they loved it. were involved with jazz in BG that 10 p.m. ($5; $4 in 1930's costume) We have a lot of romantic dreams now continue include — Harold performance clips, is scratchy and very it skips over the sophomore jinx with interview from Wales said that his rough. about America after going to New Green, who is now a department head ease. music is influenced greatly by the Also, if you live on-campus don't plan town the band comes from Newport, York." Parfitt said. "I guess all of at a university and Alex With 13 tracks, including one big hit Planetarium on listening to this CD as you write a Wales. America is not like New York Anestasopoulos. who just graduated in "Cemetery" and two more possible, Comets Are Coming paper in the lab. This CD registers dif- SPIN magazine has called Newport though." and is currently teaching students in as well as the CD-Extra multimedia ferently than all others and just plays Friday: 8 p.m.; Saturday: 7:30 p.m the sight of the next great rock scene. Fads are very important and the area. experience. "Freak Show", is a surprise the CD-Extra portion Otherwise the $1 donation suggested Parfitt said that he doesn't buy into dangerous to the music scene in the Other jazz cafes and bars in the area positive for the faltering pop alterna- CD is perfectly normal. tive world. the "rock scene thing" but does think U.K. Two years ago the big contro- include — Rusty's Jazz Cafe and For those who like the Silverchair that the cold industrial town has been versy was the working class heroes Murphy's in Toledo. Kobacker Hall, a a breeding ground for good bands Oasis vs. middle class brats Blur feud. popular concert area for big time recently. Parfitt said that the media really tries artists and student performances, is "It is an industrial town where the to play up controversy and made each always having concerts each week. economy has been down and people band more working class or middle Eddie Daniels, one of the best Silverchair, the aren't working," Parfitt said."AII of class than they actually were. clarinetists in the world played this us here were bom thinking we're "In reality they weren't as different semester, and Sharon Isbin, a teenage band losers and we have translated that into as they made them out to be." Parfitt fabulous guitarist that could outplay from Australia music. Music is really the soundtrack said." Recently people tried to label Eddie Van Halen according to jazz hopes to prove of our lives and I think that comes us in with the new 'new wave' sound purists, performed last semester. through." that was coming out. but thankfully Music is a part of everyone's life, it is more than Newport is not any different from we survived the fad because we really no matter what type it is. Whatever a one hit won- any other town though. Parfitt added. didn't sound like that." you like to hear, there is something der with "In any town your environment "We are just a rock n' roll band that here in BG's jazz scene that will shapes you." Parfitt said." The is kind of on the fringe of what is probably make vou want to listen. "Freak Show" Newport idea could probably be going on right now," Parfitt. applied to any small town where the Parfitt said that his music is mostly economy is down." about relationships with some social THE Parfitt thinks that Newport will commentary, although he doesn't have trouble being as high profile as want to be characterized as a political Seattle because it is a lot smaller than band. Seattle is. 60 Ft. Dolls are reluming to the LOGO The band's debut album "The Big U.S. next week to play a six week SUCEfcESr.roN Three" came out in the U.K. last year tour that includes dates in Detroit and and reached to number 36 on the New Orleans. charts. It was released in the "The Big Three" is a great album UnitedState. in late January. that is very listenable. It is very The success in the U.K. allowed the melodic and infectiously catchy. L£Tf\R-NIN

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// HYPE" examines Bowie returns to Earth Troy Reynolds heard through the chaotic guitars and memorable or noteworthy The Back Pages synthesizers. While it has never been Track six, "Telling Lies." is another his voice as much as the lyrics, it is good song, which immediately stands the Seattle scene "I'm afraid of Americans. I'm afraid Bowie's vocals that carry the song. out from a group of mediocre songs. of the world." he once said. David The major problem with the rest of Bowie croons "May I pass a bad Bowie is not afraid of anything, as the songs is the habit of overproduc- infection. Gasping for my resurrec- evidenced by his new album. "EART ing. Too often, melody and structure tion." Well. Bowie's last few albums Unless they have been living HLI NG." The musical chameleon arc passed up for a labyrinth of have resurrected his career, at least under a rock for Ihe last 5 years, has struck again, but he misses the electronically produced confusion. It critically. This album may negate hardly anyone could have escaped the mark this time around. seems that Bowie has fallen prey to some of that recent progress, though. "grunge" phenomenon which recently A mixture between pop and the notion of the bigger the better. The final song on the album. "Law swept across our pop culture. Well, if industrial rock. Bowie's latest does While a musician such as the artist (Earthlings on fire)." is satisfactory, you were under that rock or you not have the same impact as many of formerly known as Prince can often but nothing special. It opens with the simply want to relive the alternative his seventies classics or his more get away with such things, the refrain, "I don't want knowledge, I era the critically acclaimed movie recent efforts. "EART HL 1 NG" complexity only hinders this album. want certainty." Bowie has been "HYPE" is coming to Bowling Green seems to be more of a return to Some songs do escape this fate, searching for certainty through music for over 25 years. He is attempting to next week in the Gish Film Theatre. Bowie's eighties output — music for however. "Battle for Britain (the mass consumption, with an infectious letter)" sounds like a revision of a create the perfect song, which will Few people though probably know beat, but without a real driving force much earlier Bowie song. "All the transcend music and become a about the origins of "grunge" music, or any heart behind it. In addition, it Madmen." This time around, the song "certainty" to him. something that which existed in obscurity for years appears to be a concept album, but the has been updated to fit into the style will represent and embody his until Nirvana opened up a musical thematic connection is very weak. of the album, but it has not been personal vision of existence. He has Pandora's box with "Smells Like That is not saying that every song overly modified. This makes it one of come very close before, but this is not Teen Spirit". on the album is a throwaway. The the more straightforward and one of those limes. I wished for more "HYPE" is chronicles the early opening. "Little Wonder." which enjoyable songs on the album. in the first album that Bowie has years of the Seattle scene. Several As king of the Seattle scene Bowie performed on Saturday Night "Seven Years in Tibet" also produced solo since 1974's "Diamond popular bands like Soundgarden. Kurt Cobain plays a promi- Depression Live, should perform very strongly. It manages to come through without too Dogs," and I was disappointed. This much studio interference, but that is is not a bad album, but probably only Nirvana. Seven Year Bitch, and Pearl nent role in HYPE is an illness- is one of the few songs on the album in which the music does not suffocate probably the best part of the song. one for Bowie fanatics. Jam are featured in the live perfor- not a weakness. the energy. Bowie's vocals can be Other than that, it is not really mances and interview clips. trying to deal with it," Pray said. "We wear of r>mss/cv The Seattle sound began in 1984 wanted to find the story underneath and hit its peak in 1992 when Nirvana the story." http://www.save.org broke. About this time, producer "HYPE" includes the first live Steve Helvey and director Doug Pray performance of "Teen Spirit", and decided to 'document the music and commentary from band members, Falcon Sports on the attending madness.' 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