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AGNews daily independent student press Search for vice provost continues By JENNIFER LULEY man said. "We advertised the The committee, made up of ship style with faculty, student one who sees the University as Linda The BG News position very, very widely over 14 faculty members, two stu- leaders and classified staff," a player in the broader commu- Dobb has the summer and I think that dents and one administrative Nieman said. nity," he said. Candidates been serv- The search continues for a really helped us." staff member, is currently "We're also looking for some- should want to engage in col- ing as the new provost for the University, Aside from being listed in screening and researching the one with broad experience, both laborative partnerships with interim with a decision expected to higher education journals like most promising candidates, as a faculty member and as an schools. businesses and provost come by the end of the academ- the "Chronicle for Higher Edu- Nieman said. The committee administrator," Nieman said. libraries in the region, Nieman and vice ic year, if not the end of the fall cation" and "Women in Higher hopes to bring final candidates This may not be too difficult of said. president semester. Education," the committee to campus in late October for a task, he said, as a number of "Finally, I think we're look- of academ- According to Donald Nie- used other methods of seeking further interviews, he said. the applicants have already ing for someone who has expe- ic affairs man, chair of the search com- out candidates as well, Nieman The process of finding the been provosts at other universi- rience with the technical side to for the mittee for a new provost and said. right candidate is very ties. help us with new projects the University Linda Dobb chair of the history depart- "We also sent a letter to over detailed, Nieman said, and the "We also want someone with University is undertaking," he after filling ment, the search has been run- 1,000 university presidents committee is looking for a can- a real vision," he said. "We said. a spot vacated by former ning very well. asking them to make nomina- didate with many qualifica- don't want someone who is just Overall, Nieman said the provost Charles Middleton. "We've had a very good tions, and we also relied on tions. a manager. While that is impor- process has been handled "very Middleton left the University response, and what's more, members of the search commit- "We're looking for a number tant, that's just one part of the expediently." Ideally, the we've interviewed a number of tee to make nominations," Nie- of things, with one of the first job." process will continue in such a very qualified candidates," Nie- man said. being a collaborative leader- "And we're looking for some- manner, he said. • See PROVOST, page five. Volunteer fair offers options for students By JEFF ARNETT groups from the American Red The BG News Cross to the Passionist Lay Missionaries. Students can investigate a The groups featured in the wide variety of volunteer oppor- fair will be primarily from tunities ranging from the Wood Wood and Lucas counties and County Committee on Aging to will include both secular and the Toledo Zoo at the Volunteer religious organizations. Thomp- Fair today. son said that students need not The fair will be held from be driven away because they do 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the not follow the same religion as Union Oval. a certain volunteer agency. According to the Rev. Karen "Religious groups do not Thompson, director of the Unit- require that you are a member ed Christian Fellowship Center of the group," Thompson said. (UCF), which is closely involved She added that they do, howev- with the fair, the fair is a good er, desire "sincere" people. opportunity for students to find Thompson encouraged stu- out how to volunteer. dents to volunteer, giving both Nearly 40 volunteer agencies practical and intangible rea- will be at the fair, offering vol- sons for doing so. unteer opportunities both dur- "This is a terrific experience ing and after college. for learning about what your At the fair, which is co-spon- own talents might be," Thomp- sored by UCF, the St. Thomas son said. "It's a way to explore More University Parish and possible careers. It's a way to several University offices, stu- sometimes fulfill class require- dents will be able to investigate volunteer opportunities with • See VOIUNTEER, page five. , • *t+U' 1 - -^ ~ Women with disorders BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE

When the heating plant smoke stack is taken down, the commuter parking lot by the plant will be closed to students. have place to turn By SARAH DELANEY "They are a very active group The BG News centered around recovery." Stack slated for demolition The two most common eating University women with eat- disorders for college-age women By AMYJO L. BROWN the lot has remained open and er as soon as the demolition of the new plant built in 1998- ing disorders have place to turn are bulimia and anorexia ner- The BG New unobstructed for parking. the old heating plant is com- 1999. for confidential support and vosa. Eating disorders affect "We will try to have half of pleted. The old lot will then be "The old plant had to be interaction rather than thera- people of all ages, but the Looming above the old lot E open at all times," expanded to include 108 new replaced because coal plants py- images of young women in the University heating McArthur said. "However, con- parking spaces for students. are now obsolete," McArthur The group is facilitated by media play a role in the preva- plant, the 250-foot struction doesn't always flow as Taking down the smokestack said. He described coal plants Judy Miller, a nurse specialist lence of eating disorders among smokestack which belched expected." will be the first stage in the as dirty and as an antiquated at the Health Center, and college women, Mettee-Carter black smoke and ash around If complications arise and lot total removal of the old coal form of technology. Rebecca Mettee-Carter, a grad- said. Bowling Green will soon be E has to be heating plant "Natural gas is environmen- uate student in psychology. The group was started last completely which was According to Miller, the torn down, beginning a demoli- tally cleaner and more effi- February to provide a place for closed off, Cover story replaced with a group offers interactive discus- tion process that will provide cient," he said. women in all stages of dealing McArthur new natural gas sions, group support and a with an eating disorder to more parking for the Universi- McArthur expects the major ty- said overflow areas should plant last year. chance for women with eating touch base, Mettee-Carter said. accommodate those who need The old heating plant has part of the demolition process disorders to check in with each "I think having people deal- Removal of the smokestack parking spaces. been around since 1949, howev- to take place in October and other in a safe, confidential ing with the same issues should take place within the "Weather has a way of delay- er, according to an article in a last for several months. environment. together is helpful," she said. next few weeks, according to ing work sometimes," he added. past issue of The News, com- Lot E might open completely It is not, however, to be mis- The group is co-sponsored by James McArthur, assistant "We're trying not to inconve- pletion of its construction was in early or mid-December, but taken for therapy or counsel- Student Health Services, Coun- University architect and over- nience the campus." delayed until 1951 as a result of McArthur cautions delays ing. seling Services and the Nation- seer of the project. He asked that students be World War II. aren't unusual. Miller said that the group al Association of Anorexia Ner- The demolition project tem- patient with the parking situa- Costs to build the old plant "There's a possibility the does not have a specific agenda, vosa and Associated Disorders porarily closed half of parking tion. in 1951 amounted to $600,000 parking lot may not be pre- but that the participants can (AN AD). lot E, although the other half of Parking may be a little easi- compared to $10,500,000 for pared until Spring," he said. choose the direction each meet- Miller said the group follows ing goes. ANAD principles and guide- "It's their group," Miller said. lines. "The women decide what they The Eating Disorder Support Gampusfest promotes unity, involvement want to focus on to make each Group for Women meets every By IRENE SHARON SCOTT Council, and Undergraduate Campusfest attempt to achieve event gave her an opportunity session meaningful for them." Tuesday evening from 7-8:30 The BG News Student Government. several things. to meet people and interact "The women support each p.m. in the Women's Center, The evening entertainment "This event gave us the with other students on campus. other," Mettee-Carter said. located at 108 Hanna Hall. Yesterday passers-by were featured three local bands and opportunity to do three things," Furthermore, the event was lured into the open space pizza from Domino's. Big he said. "We were able to have also a learning experience, as between the fraternity houses. Creak, Episode, and Read, fun and form a community. It's she was exposed to new music. Four campus organizations Wanting Blue played an eclec- an opportunity for organiza- "It was an excellent opportu- demonstrated unity and pro- tic mix of music. tions to recruit new students to nity for students to get togeth- duced Campusfest. Campusfest "It is an opportunity to their organizations. (Also) it's er, socialize, and meet new peo- provided the opportunity to advertise the organizations the opportunity for four large ple," said Dan Harm-it. Dunbar NSICWL interact, promote campus G that are sponsoring it and get organizations to work together Hall director and RSA adviser. acre FOR PROBLEmS unity, and have fun. It was students involve in them," said and promote unity." Rob Getz, public relations located inbetween the old fra- Christie Lee Chipps, vice presi- Jason Link, a junior sport chairperson for IFC, took the WIUXCKDP. hraOCMTEO UJIIH ternity rows. Live entertain- dent of USG. management major, said the initiative to create an event EAIHX OKOROtPS ment from three bands was "It is also a great way to event functioned as good rush which called for the cooperation net eating anemia offered from 5-8 p.m. interact with other people and tool for organizations such as of four large campus organiza- eighing yourself all t mined periods This event was produced by promote campus unity," Chipps the fraternity he is a member tion. overly concerned with tooth erosion Resident Student Association said. of. He started preparing for this vomiting thinning hair (RSA), Interfraternity Council Rob Giffin, president of Nichol Blackweil, a new stu- binging cracked skin (IFC), National Panhellenic RSA, said the producers of dent at the University, said the • See CAMF JSFEST, page five. •' ^1 ■jeajaf^gaj LM Lta .page 2 The BG News Thursday, September 9, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Theme parties excellent diversion

There are things that make else are less likely to destroy the process will go on. to the essence. Need some grab a couple of friends and college, well, college. Among things by getting out of control By now you might be won- ideas? Here you go: a pajama come to your party. Email me these items include the people, in any way. Besides, if you have dering about the best theme party, a superhero party, an invite and let me know what the atmosphere, the classes, or go to a theme party, you will party I have ever been to. Well, leather and lace party, favorite the theme is and we are there. the friends, the sports, and of want to remember it, right? actually, I helped throw it. Last movie character, favorite car- Don't worry; we are cool. Have toon, 60's, 70's or 80's party, course the parties. The ones Secondly, at theme parties fall my housemates and I threw fun and be safe. thrown by your good friends, a Jimmy Buffet party. We told toga, Austin Powers party, red- there is something to break the neck party, dress down party, the person you kinda know, ice. Most parties end up with a everyone to dress up in their your friend's brother's friends, favorite Buffet outfits and get and there are tons more. Judson Laipply is a weekly group of core people who know columnist and is always look- and the random person's house almost everyone and then a ton ready for a great time. Well, we Now here is the challenge to ing for a good theme party. which you just happen to walk of people who only know a few had a super turn out, over 75 everyone reading this article. If by at the right time. others. With a theme party people dressed up in Buffet you are having a theme party Send your invite or any other comments to judson@ Still, there is one type of party was the first theme party everyone already has some- gear along with a bunch of and you want to know how good party that seems to be more to hit college campuses and thing in common. I went to an extra people who were not it is, I am more than willing to bgnet.bgsu.edu. memorable than others. These unfortunately has all but disap- Austin Powers party, which is dressed up and actually felt out parties leave lasting impres- peared from college life. This the second-best theme party I of place. The hairy buffalo was sions on all that attend. They idea of a theme party has have been to. I decided to go as perfect and the atmosphere was spawned hundreds of ideas that are the essence of college par- Austin. Well, although my even better. We had a ton of have led to some of the best teeth were straight, people compliments; so many that we ties, the single event that can parties ever. LE elevate a household to stardom, were coming up and striking up threw a second one earlier this cause the throwers of the party Okay, so what makes a conversation with me. It may summer. e stre to be held in higher stature theme party better than any have been my mojo working or Now, I am more than sure than before and more than like- other Thursday night gathering it could have just been the cos- that there are lots of people out ly will bring about a response of bodies? Well, there are sever- tume. there who are going to be al things. One, people are less from participants like "This Along with the ability to throwing a theme party some likely to get out of control at a party rules!" or "You guys rock!" break the ice, the theme allows time soon. Here are a few tips. I am talking about the one, the theme party. Think about it, if Make sure that people know they are there, they are partici- people to interact with each only. THE THEME PARTY! other and form unique friend- about the theme. Try not to pants in an event, not just Since the start of college ships. Theme parties are ten make it too specific; allow peo- going to Joe's house to down a ple to be creative in their time, theme parties have been few brews. There is sense of times more fun than normal getups. Plan ahead of time to a separate entity by them- belonging when you participate parties and people will talk to allow people to get stuff selves. Originating with the in something and you or anyone each other, exchanging ideas movie "Animal House," the toga about other theme parties and around. Decorate — it will add SICK PUPPIES BY JERRY JEZEK

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How do you party? That women. Her pals invite her to some ran- our best interest. This condi- we can modify our actions, sounds like a simple question, The second method involves dom place for a party, and she tioning is reflected in our tak- especially when it comes to doesn't it? Too simple, even. You mostly guys (though I've seen it goes along. She doesn't drink, ing care of the dishes at home, alcohol, so that this cycle of either party or you don't. You with girls as well). He starts because her best friend/ or how our mothers keep house unwilling nurturer doesn't have either go out to the bars or you the week on Monday or Tues- boyfriend/acquaintance or even in addition to a part-time, "sup- to continue. day, going to some of his class- someone she doesn't know well plementary" job, or how we don't. You either go to frat par- If you are a method two par- ties, house parties, dorm room es, scratching by until Thurs- has been drinking like a fish all cover for somebody, or just tyer, lay off the liquor so some- parties, galactic theme parties, day night (or in extreme cases, night, and she has to keep her instinctually make sure that or you don't. Tuesday or Wednesday). Dinner wits about her to be sure this everybody is okay. Call it the one does not have to become If you don't, you find other done, he drinks a couple cans of person doesn't die of alcohol mother hen instinct; call it responsible for you. ways to occupy your time on the beer, spritzes on his Polo Sport poisoning or walk in front of a what you will. But take a look If you are a method three weekends. Some people go or whatever, and walks over to truck or get picked up by police at the women you know; most partyer, don't be afraid to let home to visit friends and fami- I'm not a hard-core rocker, just The Party with his buddies. He or start breaking things. The likely, they are the ones who someone experience the conse- ly. Some people like to stay in a social butterfly — I've noticed drinks from the keg, does shots, rest of her evening is spent will put themselves on the line quences of their actions. You a few tendencies. and read a good book, or play bongs beer ... essentially, his cleaning up vomit or walking to make sure things run can't protect the world. Don't To begin, there exist a few primary aim is to get totally somebody home. She can't let smoothly. Women are also more monopoly with a few close ignore a crisis, of course, but different methods of partying. and irrevocably blasted. her drunk guy friends get in a likely to recognize the dangers friends, or go out to the movies. In the first, a party-goer is sit- don't let others dictate what Not everyone schedules Thurs- Method number three is fight or let her drunk girl of something; the risk of rape or ting around the dorm/apart- intertwined with our pal from friends walk home for fear of you end up doing for the night. day through Sunday around assault when walking home ment on a Friday night, playing number two. Method number rape. So she ends up taking drunk is a reality, though it And if you are a method one "going out." Nintendo. Buddy #1 says, "Hey three involves a girl, for the care of everybody except her- partyer — maybe I'll see you Easy enough. On the other shouldn't be. So they have to man/girl, let's go over to most part (although I've seen it self. protect against that, as well. hand, however, there are a downtown this weekend, and Bobby's/Chelsea's, 'cause he/she with guys as well). I, unfortu- Girls are more likely to fall Men are more likely to let oth- bunch of us who do like to go we'll talk. is getting a coupla kegs, and it nately, seem to fall into this cat- into this third category, but ers accept the consequences of out. No problem. It's a normal oughta be fun." Party-goer goes egory of party-goers. It begins again, that's an observation their actions. Mary Beth Murtha is a part of college — and if not 'nor- to the bash, has a couple beers with a full week of classes, a job from my own experience. How- But that's just an observa- mal,' then at least socially or whatever, and talks with or two, papers to write, pro- ever, I think that there is a rea- tion. columnist for The News. All acceptable. some other event attendees. I grams to attend, and general son for it. The point is that this instinct mentions of drinking apply Now, how do you party? It's use the irritating he/she format obligations to fulfill. By Friday, We, as women, are brought even spreads to our social life at solely to persons of age, of actually more than just a do or here, because I think this kind she is exhausted and looking to up to take care of other people, college. It shouldn't. We can't course. Let her know how you don't issue. In my years of col- of partying occurs at the same wind down for the weekend — at the expense of our own good erase our societal conditioning; party by emailing marym® lege experience — and granted, level with both men and just kick back, have a little fun. times or even at the expense of that would be impossible. But bgnet.bgsu.edu. 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt It. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999. 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Community Suite, Student State WORD j Don't work for Union). The Falcons take on MSU at UPCOMING the Marquette Invitational. of the day Milwaukee, Wis. anyone you can't trust. events ts^visionLite Zeitgeist A non-threatening environment 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 9 Pronunciation: for those individuals with com- Curator's Talk: Once is Ohio weather ing out, personal and academic Never Enough ZITE-guyst 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. related issues. 107 Hanna Hall. Curator Rebecca L. Green will Thursday, Sept. 9 Function: noun Different Voices New Art talk about Textiles, Ancestors AccuWeathet* forecast for daytime conditions, high/low temperatures from Poland. 9:30 - 11 p.m. and Reburials in Highland Usage: often capitalized Runs through Sept. 24. Daily It's Greek to Me Madagascar. A reception will except Mondays; 1-4 p.m. Sun- Come and find out what Greek follow. Fine Arts Room 204, Etymology: German, days. Free and open to the pub- Fine Arts Center. from Zeit + Geist spirit lic. Bryan Gallery, Fine Arts Center. Date: 1884 Saturday, Sept. 11 : the general intellectual, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 10:30 a.m. moral, and cultural cli- Once is Never Enough Women's Cross Country at Textiles, ancestors and reburi- mate of an era. Some writ- Ohio University als in Highland Madagascar. Athens, Ohio. ers and artists assert that the Runs through Sept. 24. Daily except Mondays; 1-4 p.m. Sun- courtesy www. bgau.edu true Zeitgeist of an era cannot The Health Center houses the Student 11 a.m. days. Free and open to the pub- Health Service and the College of Presidents Club Event: be known until it is over, and lic. Wankelman Gallery, Fine Health and Human Services several have declared that Arts Center. Pre-Game Football Lun- life is all about! Ballroom, Stu- cheon only artists or philosophers 10:30 a.m. - 3:30p.m. dent Union. Football Home Opener vs. Ten- can adequately explain it. Volunteer Fair nessee Tech. Demetrius Stein- metz Jazz Quartet will be pro- Visit approximately 40 agencies Friday, Sept. 10 viding entertainment. For more looking for volunteers immedi- information, contact Carol San- Example: "Glitz, materi- ately. For more information, 5 p.m. ner at 419/372-2424. Tent locat- contact J. Z. at United Christ- Black Swamp Arts Festival alism, and techno-speed ed next to the Stadium. ian Fellowship at 352-7534. Kickoff for the annual three- reflect the Zeitgeist of a Sponsored by United Christian day festival of visual and per- nation that has become Fellowship, St. Thomas More forming arts. Downtown Bowl- 11:15 a.m. possessed with the Inter- Parish, Student Union, Resi- ing Green. Men's Cross Country at dence Life, Greek Life, Student Ohio University net, media superstars, and Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Showers T norms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Activities, and Career Ser- 5 p.m. Athens, Ohio. easy living." ..( 4.^. MslAsjsl vices. 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Black hole born in explosive death of star Sega Dream cast introduction tomorrow AP Science Writer AP Business Writer Scientists have found some of the best evidence yet to support Eye on the Nation NEW YORK — Sonic the Hedgehog runs faster than ever. The the theory that the cataclysmic explosions of giant stars can lead football players look and play like the real thing. Swords bang to black holes, some of the strangest and least understood objects with a perfect clang. in the universe. Sega Enterprises is hoping its new Dreamcast video game sys- Researchers analyzed the gases near a star that wobbles Rememberance tem dazzles Americans and lifts the struggling company back to around a suspected black hole, and concluded that the chemicals the top of the U.S. market. could have originated only in the blast of a neighboring superno- The super-powerful machine and the first 16 games designed va. for it hit the shelves on Thursday, and stores are bracing for The findings were published in Thursday's issue of the journal Christmas-like crowds through the weekend. Nature. Before Thursday's launch, Sega tallied more than 300,000 pre- Black holes are massive celestial objects whose gravity is so orders for the $199 machine — three times more than anticipat- powerful that nothing — not even light — can escape from one. ed. The games will sell for about $50 each. Scientists cannot actually see a black hole, but they can infer its But big hype and a strong launch won't guarantee long-term existence from the effects on the orbits of nearby stars. success, especially with Sony and Nintendo due to introduce new Black holes are believed to form in two different ways: when a machines and Dreamcast sales drooping in Japan, where the star runs out of fuel and collapses, or when a dying star explodes. game was introduced a year ago. The debris from such a blast falls back onto itself to create a Industry watchers warn that Sega will need to keep introduc- black hole. ing new games for Dreamcast to succeed in the United States. Israeli parliament approves peace deal World economy fragile but recovering Associated Press Writer AP Economics Writer JERUSALEM — Parliament today approved Prime Minister WASHINGTON— A stock market plunge in the United States Ehud Barak's new peace deal with the Palestinians, hours after or a sudden weakening in the value of the dollar arc two of the he asked them to "give peace a chance," despite security risks biggest potential threats facing the global economy as it strug- and the heartbreak over giving up parts of the biblical land of gles to emerge from the Asian economic crisis, the International Monetary Fund said Wednesday. Israel. The IMF, issuing its annual report on international capital Israel moved quickly to implement the agreement, authoriz- markets, found a number of encouraging signs that the world is ing the first release of Palestinians from Israeli jails on Thurs- beginning to recover after nearly two years of economic turmoil. day, a day ahead of schedule. Associated Press Photo But the agency cautioned that global markets remain "fragile." During his speech to the Knesset, Barak was repeatedly heck- "A key risk — and one that has heightened in the past 12 led by legislators from the hawkish opposition, but the interrup- Student, Wendy Semon, lays flowers on the marker for Allison months — is the possibility of a large correction in the U.S. equi- tions were mild by the standards of the Israeli parliament. After Krause at Kent State University Wed., Sept. 8. The university ty market," the IMF said. seven hours of debate, the peace agreement was approved by a dedicated memorials (or each ot the (our students killed by The IMF report noted that U.S. stock prices have continued vote of 54 to 23, with two abstentions. 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Jeff Hindenach City Editor CITY 372-6966 Council resolves to solve litter problem Hy KATIE WOODS Several solutions to the our time on the symptoms of The BG News problem were discussed. the problem." Patrick Ng, 2nd Ward City Undergraduate Student Students' partying and the Council member, suggested Government President Clint trail they leave from the par- that the apartments around Gault and 1st Ward City Coun- ties was the topic at the City the campus area need more cil member Sarah Tomashefski Council meeting on Tuesday dumpsters and trash bins. spoke in behalf of the Universi- evening. Often lack of designated space ty, requesting time to handle Stan Bortel, 4th Ward City for the trash can leads to litter- the issues themselves before Council member, brought to the ing. the council takes any measure attention of the council the dis- Sandra Wicks, 3rd Ward to remedy it. pleasure several permanent City Council member, pointed Jill Carr, associate dean of residents of Bowling Green feel out that it was an issue of students in charge of Judicial towards the littering that takes respect. Affairs, wants students to be place in the part of the town "I don't think that littering aware that if they are cited by between the bars and the cam- or throwing trash is a moral the city police and referred to pus. Both the police and city crime, but it is disrespectful," the University, it does go on the council members have received Wicks said student's record. Students may numerous calls complaining of Police Chief, Tom Votova, also receive sanctions based on the litter during the first few put a different twist on the the severity and number of weeks of school. issue. offenses. These sanctions range City council members were "The property damage you from a warning to expulsion quick not to blame students for are seeing is not really the from the University. the litter, but they did think it problem," Votova said. "What Tomashefski said that the BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE was a coincidence that the we have is an alcohol problem. city "wants the students to go amount of litter increased with Until we get a control and a out and have fun, but they just Garbage, such as these beer bottles and cans, was the mainconcernat the city council meeting the start of the school year. handle on that, we are wasting need to be responsible. on Monday. VOLUNTEER Continued from page one. unteer," Thompson said. patrick said. "I think it helps resumes and gains useful refer- versity Union, is the connec- volunteer agencies to easily Earlene Kilpatrick, director students see that there are ences. tions made between the Uni- find interested people within ments; all of these experiences of the Downtown Business organizations just like at home "When you're willing to do versity and volunteer organiza- the University. help a student to grow." Association, said the Volunteer that need their help." that without pay. that definite- tions. "At the fairs in the past I've Thompson also said the Fair is a good opportunity for Kilpatrick said even down- ly makes a statement about you "One of the best things about event is an important extension students to connect with their town businesses need volun- and that's positive," Kilpatrick this is that it's a good event to asked if they got a good of the University's values. community, as well as to aug- teers to help organize and mar- said. form relationships between the response and they've typically "It is an expression of the ment their resumes. ket various downtown events. Another benefit of the fair, University and agencies," got a list of people," Swanka values of the University — we "I think it brings awareness Kilpatrick noted that volun- according to Gale Swanka, Swanka said. said. "It makes it easy for agen- should encourage people to vol- out for the community," Kil- teering one's time looks good on associate director of the Uni- Swanka said the fair helps cies to find people." PROVOST CAMPUSFEST Continued from page one. including finding classes for "There's always something hap- Continued from page one. fraternities and sororities. them, without having to pay students and hiring faculty. pening." "I hope people can visually money like in a bar." in May after accepting a job The provost is also responsible And while Dobb hasn't event last January and was see from the event that greek Anderson believed his band with the University of Mary- for information technology on applied to take over the office motivated by the fact that it system is not an animal house," received a positive response land. the campus. permanently, she hasn't ruled was a simple idea and would be he said. "Therefore, perceptions because they sold 18 CDs. "We've been very, very busy "The big thrust there is to out the possibility, she said. a success because of free food can change about the greek sys- "I think this was a very suc- replace all of the wiring on the here since 1 came in," Dobb Until a selection is made, and live entertainment. tem." cessful outing," said Eric said. "There is a lot of responsi- campus," Dobb said. This is a Nieman said, the committee "The biggest challenge was Those who turned out for the Kessler, Domino's delivery dri- bility in this office." major infrastructure project the event did so for a variety of rea- securing space for the event," ver. "Looking around the crowd According to Dobb, there are new provost, vice-president of would continue along the sons. and all the smiling faces that three major areas the provost, academic affairs, will be course they have begun. he said. "Fraternities and sororities came for pizza led me to believe vice-president of academic involved in, Dobb said. "We're marching forward," Getz emphasized that the respond to our music," said everyone was having a good affairs, is responsible for. First "Finally, you're also in Nieman said. "We want to Campusfest was not a greek- Mark Anderson, Manager of time. We went through 83 is the responsibility of oversee- charge of human resources on make sure the job is done oriented event, however it does Red Wanting Blue. This was boxes of pizza." ing all academic departments, the campus,'' Dobb said, right." display the positive side of the an opportunity to play for

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But, it is also members of the squad have to about sharing a common bond pay for many of the expenses with a group of people who con- including uniforms. For the I can't wait until Tennessee Tech football team comes into Captain Kate Kress "I think the camaraderie is about the biggest Bowling Green. Yeah I'll be part of this team. It's about a bunch or pretty interested in how they people just doing something that they all do against the orange and brown, but 1 am really curious love. about their reading skills. Paul Amico On the front page of the Ten- Senior Cheerleader nessee Tech football media guide, three Golden Eagles with biceps bigger than my first time, the squad is receiv- head are standing next to a sider each other family. ing some support from the bunch of books. In the middle is "I think the camaraderie is Office of Student Life. offensive lineman Wes Gal- about the biggest part of this "Monetary support is grow- lagher holding open a book like team," senior cheerleader Paul ing," lady's captain, senior Julie he is about to read you a bed- Amico said. "It's about a bunch Hoffman, said. "In a few years I time story. Now I am sure Mr. of people just doing something think we will be fine. We're Gallagher is a pretty intimidat- Captain that they all love." pushing for scholarships. Obvi- ing guy, but when I look at him Ryan Salsgiver Leading the Falcon squad is ously, I wish that we got more holding this book open and try- first year coach Bridgette Tuss- money." ing to look mean, I just can't ing. Tussing was a former "I think in general we should help to laugh a little. cheerleader and coach for the get more support because we Now I don't think there is University of Toledo squad. She are expected to do many activi- anything wrong with showing sees many positive qualities in ties," Kress said. "We do all the that your football team is pret- this year's squad. football games and basketball ty bright, but putting it on a "I like these kids," coach games as well as doing some page deep into the book? Don't Bridgette Tussing said. "They volleyball games in the past. mention on page two how Ten- are probably the best group of We have also done other events nessee Tech has three high kids I have ever coached. They such as going to the president's school valedictorians on the are a lot of fun, yet they the house over the weekend as well team. Show the results, the commitment and dedication to as luncheons and other out- pride about the program. Talk really make it." ings." BG News Photo/Ben French about a big win the program Brad Dickenson Having a coach is a definite Cheerleading is not an easy, The Bowling Green cheerleading squad demonstrates its skill had in the early seventies over plus for the Falcons. Last year safe sport. Many of the Falcon someone like Southern Mon- the Falcons spent the entire squad have had their share of up over time, new standards dreth win was amazing to go tana State Community College. season without one With a lit- injuries. have been set forth. One such to," Hoffman said. "Even Talk about John Doe and how tle help from the captains and "I've been dropped on my standard is each cheerleader is though we lost the game it was he made the school proud by assistant athletic director Mike head before, had a concussion, required to hold at least a 2.5 real neat to be there at that playing three minutes of pre- Bartley, they were able to have and have dislocated my elbow," GPA. momment." season with Kansas City before a successful season. Hoffman said. "Guys get kicked "We want to look like we are "I have many good experi- getting cut. "Pretty much everything last in the nose every practice. It having fun and being peppy," ences here," Kress said." The Football is a war. You need to year we did by ourselves," takes a lot more than people Hoffman said. "The stereotype Marshall game last year (foot- make your soldiers look like men's captain, senior Ryan think. It's just something you you have to get over. You just ball) where we we were expect- warriors, whether they are Salsgiver said. "This year we get over." have to believe in yourself." ed not to win at all and ended smart or not. Teams are sup- have a lot of less stress on the Despite many stereotypes According to senior Andy up winning. Also I would say posed to be represented as bad captains. We won't have to do about cheerleaders, both male Mathias, another stereotype the Miami basketball game last men. as much like the travel plans and female, that have sprung that has surfaced is male cheer- year when Wally Szxzerbiak I look at the front cover of leaders are a bit on the sissy was here. The crowd was really the 1999 Bowling Green foot- side. into it." ball media guide and I see Captain "A lot of people say that until The squad is looking for big- much better taste. Captains Sean Cotherman they come and watch us," ger and better things for the Brent Martin and D.J. Durkin Mathias said. future. Right now they are tak- give a look like I am going to "I thought the same way ing it one step at a time. regret even looking at the cover. before I tried out. I came out to "I would eventually like to Behind them is the stadium go out with some of the guys work towards more competi- which gives a sense of tradition one night during practice and tions," Tussing said. "Right now and honor. There are little they convinced me to try it and I think our focus has to be on water-marked Falcons all over I did well." crowd involvement and perfor- the cover which take a little "They would have more mance at games. They are defi- away from the intensity, but respect for us if they came out nitely at the level where they overall it is effective — You play and did what we did," senior can compete." Bowling Green, you are in for a captain Sean Cotherman said. Along with the good memo- fight. "I like to see half the guys here ries, at least one cheerleader If I was to put a book togeth- do what we do." also have some embarrasing er about the Bowling Green Many of the members partic- ones that they wouldn't mind football team I would have fire ipated in other sports before forgetting. Andy Mathias coming out of the offensive line- they tried cheerleading. Amico "My first year here as a man's ears and my running played baseball for the Falcons. freshman when Antonio back's eyes glowing neon green Cotherman, as well as many of Daniels was playing I went to like he was sent directly from the female cheerleaders partici- do a pop down and fell and dis- the gates of hell to terrorize the pated in gymnastics before try- located my elbow in front of the life of all humankind. ing out for the squad. whole crowd," Hoffman said. This way I would have every "Cheerleading is one of those "All the crowd went (oooohh), is coach from Santa Cruz to Slip- sports that once you try it you she okay. It was a timeout and pery Rock saying, "Oh my god! don't know what you are miss- everyone was watching. That's BG New* Photo/ Ben French What in the world is that!" To ing," Amico said. "It's kind of alright though." put a bunch of your warriors on The Falcon squad is hoping to have another successful season. like a drug, you try it once and BG will have cheerleading BG is under the instruction of first year coach Bridgette Tussing. the front cover reading books is you get hooked." try-outs for the 1999-2000 sea- like telling everyone that Tussing is a former Toledo cheerleader and coach. She believes The cheerleaders have many son. Anyone interested should that the squad is one of the best group she has ever had. instead of lifting today you memorable experiences to go to 221 Eppler North Satur- decided to go read a book. share. day, September 12 from 6-8 Represent your football team Joe Perturno's three-hun- p.m. a different way than Tennessee Tech. Tell the world that your Paul Amico team is unbelievably "field smart." Football smarts on and Women's soccer ready for season off the field are totally differ- ent. Take Andy Katzenmoyer for example. The man is not the Team predicted to remain competitive in conference brightest guy ever to open a book, but on the field every- By MATTHEW P. LYONS The Ohio River Conference "There is less commitment than the varsity thing clicks in his mind. He can The BG News has a mix of many different read the offense and anticipate schools from the MAC, Big Ten, 'team, and that makes it more fun to me." each play which was one reason Women's soccer may only be and others. Some of the mem- Courtney Limbert for his success. three years old on the varsity ber schools include BG, Miami, Women s Soccer Club Vice President Bottom line is dont hit the level, but it has been offered to Kent. Ohio, Ball State, Ohio books, get ready to hit your an those women interested for State, Michigan, Michigan opponent. This is about football years thanks to the women's State, Penn State, Dayton, years of experience, including must be registered for at least players and a football team. If club soccer team. Kentucky and West Virginia. playing on the high school level. 12 hours if undergraduate and the Golden Eagles want to brag This year's edition of the Head coach Randall McClure There is less commitment 6 hours for part-time and grad- about their off the field smarts, Captain team will include a roster of 23 is no stranger to the game of than the varsity team, and that uate students. then put it somewhere else. At Julie Hoffman players and will be coached by soccer. He has been around the makes it more fun to me," Lim- The club plays all of their least that is what I think. Todd Vanek and Randall sport for much of his life. bert said. home matches on the intramur- Note: To view the front McClure. The team was nation- McClure spent time as a referee As with all clubs here at BG al fields next to the hockey cover of Tennessee Tech's ally competitive prior to the and a high school coach. there are a few general require- arena, and there is no admis- media guide, turn to page varsity team, and despite what Second year club vice-presi- ments that prospective mem- sion fee. This week the Falcons seven. many may think, they have dent and third year player bers must meet in order to par- are on the road to Miami to remained a force in their con- Courtney Lambert enjoys play- ticipate. Members must have a take on the Redhawks on Sat- ference. , ing on the clulj level. She has 15 minimum of a r2.0 GPA and urday. L k •?*»" Thursday, September 9, 1999 The BG News I'age 7 Bettis, Rainer checking competition Here they come

By TOM WITHERS Pittsburgh coach Bill Cowher's Bettis, who rushed for 1,185 hype, there's nothing I can do AP Sports Writer game plan whether the Browns yards in 1998, injured his left as a coach to simulate this. BEREA, Ohio — Jerome had a middle linebacker named knee on the first day of train- "I can yell at him. I can put Bettis doesn't know all the new Rainer, Spielman or Butkus. ing camp, and has had a few pressure on him during the Browns' names by heart just Rainer, a fourth-round draft setbacks during rehabilitation. practices. But it's not the yet. pick out of Virginia, thinks he's "In the beginning stages of same." - But he should know the up for the challenge of trying to rehab, I was pretty active rid- Notes: Browns offensive name of at least one by mid- stop Bettis, Pittsburgh's pow- ing a bike and lifting weights tackle Orlando Brown has a night Sunday — the middle erful running back now better to get the knee strong," he said. chocolate candy bar named linebacker Pittsburgh will be known around the NFL as The "Then there was a point where after him called "Zeus," which targeting with its running Bus. I went out and started to jog is Brown's nickname and the game. "I expect them to come right and we had problems with one he prefers to go by. Brown, Bettis was asked Wednesday after me," Rainer said. "I some pain in the back of the leg who seems to have his Sunday about Cleveland rookie line- expect every team to come and calf area. Now I'm fighting game face on no matter the backer Wali Rainer, the man right at me. But I'm ready to to get the pain out of the leg " weekday, took some playful rib- replacing Chris Spielman in step up to that challenge." Bettis is currently listed as bing from teammates before the starting lineup and who Rainer said he didn't care if questionable for Sunday practice Wednesday. "How can will be responsible for plugging Bettis, or anyone else planning night's game. But Browns a guy who walks around that the middle Sunday night when to watch the Browns' regular coach Chris Palmer is continu- bitter have a sweet candy bar?" the Browns open their season season rebirth on national TV, ing to prepare his team for a asked Jerry Ball. What exactly against the Pittsburgh Steel- knows who he is right now. 100 percent Bettis. is in a "Zeus" bar anyway? ers. "I'm going to make sure "I've been in a situation "No, I don't know about everybody knows my name by where Bettis isn't going to play "Chocolate, almonds and him," Bettis said during a con- the end of the night," he said. and he shows up and has 170 anger," said safety Marlon ference call. "I've seen a little "I'm really pumped up for this yards," said Palmer. "And then Forbes. ... Cleveland leads the film on him." game. I'm going to be flying all you wonder, hmmm, I wonder all-time series with Pittsburgh He must have made an over the field." what it would have been like if 52-41. ... Browns running back impression, right Jerome? Rainer might be better off he didn't play?" Terry Kirby put on a goalie's Remember his name? staying in one place, because Palmer expects the Steelers mask, glove and legs pads for a "Mainer. isn't it?" Bettis the Steelers' offense is likely to to try and spread the field to spirited game of locker-room said. "No," he was told, "It's be aiming directly toward him. further expose Rainer, who floor hockey with center Dave Rainer." Rainer will first have to con- despite a veteran-like attitude, Wohlabaugh and defensive "Rainer, Rainer, Rainer, tend with Pittsburgh All-Pro is still a rookie making his first tackle John Jurkovic before Rainer," said Bettis. center Dermontti Dawson, one NFL start. practice. ... Palmer and Pitts- Hitting The Steelers will likely try of the game's quickest linemen "He has to just stay within burgh offensive coordinator and run the ball right at Rain- and best blockers. If he's not himself and not get caught up Kevin Gilbride were team- er, thrust into a starting role out of position, looking out the in the emotions of the game," mates at Southern Connecticut Photo provided when Spielman was forced into ear hole of his helmet or flat on Palmer said. "He's a young in the late '60s and served Tennesse Tech will role into Bowling Green Saturday lo do battle retirement last week because his back, Rainer will then have player and until you play a together on the Houston Oilers' with the Falcons. The Golden Eagles have an academic all-american of a neck injury. That would be to try and stop The Bus. game of this magnitude, this staff. on the team and also have three high school validictorians. Brewers admit Miller Par will not open on schedule

By GREG BEACHAM "originally targeted to be the them to dramatically increase The Brewers and the board to the board's construction com- 25 under interim manager Jim AP Sports Writer final game at County Stadium revenue and perhaps even of directors overseeing the sta- mittee. Board chairman Frank Lefebvre. MILWAUKEE — It's almost before the July 14 construction escape baseball's impoverished dium claim to be examining the Busalacchi said Wednesday Manager Phil Garner and as if the Milwaukee Brewers accident caused a delay for lower class. With six straight possibility of opening the park that a decision on when to open GM Sal Bando were ousted last Miller Park's opening." losing seasons and a seventh on in July 2000, similar to the Miller Park likely will come can't believe what's happening month by team president to them. But the team and the league the way. Miller Park has been manner in which the Seattle soon, possibly during the next Nearly two months after a apparently have assumed a the beacon of light in the Brew- Mariners opened Safeco Field two weeks. Wendy Selig-Prieb. With no 2,100-ton crane collapsed onto delay would be inevitable. ers' dark present. last July. "I'm not leaning anywhere," general manager to impress a wall and killed three workers Since last month, major league "Every day this year, no mat- But given the months of Busalacchi said. "I'm just wait- and no permanent manager to at Miller Park, the Brewers baseball officials in New York ter whether you were playing cleanup work still to be done ing for an indication from those rally the players, morale is finally have admitted their new have been conducting business good or playing bad, you could and the logistical problems of building the ballpark as to approaching rock-bottom in the stadium's scheduled April 2000 under the assumption the see workers up there banging doing construction work during what we're going to do." Brewers' clubhouse. opening will be delayed. Brewers will not move into on something, and it made you a Wisconsin winter, an April While the Brewers' moving "It's tough to come out every The backhanded acknowl- Miller Park until opening day feel good because you knew you 2001 opening would seem to be plans remain up in the air, the edgement came in a press 2001. were pushing forward," infield- all but certain. team is foundering on the field. day and try to hold it together," release describing alterations The Brewers have spent the er Jeff Cirillo said. "Now, you The project is 63 percent Entering Wednesday's play, third baseman Sean Berry said. in the team's plans for the 1999 last half-decade planning for don't know where your future complete and 300 workers cur- Milwaukee had lost 25 of its "We try to keep fighting, season's final game on Oct. 3, the move, which will allow lies." rently are on the site, according last 36 games, including 17 of because that's all you can do."

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Tuesday, September 14th from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. GSU in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom (University Union) I page 8 The BG News Thursday, September 9, 199y Youthful secondary STANDINGS FR0]V Wednesday's Sports Transactions i3'HE WIRE could hurt Bengals By The Associated Press BASEBALL Vaughn hits 35th homerun The Associated Press Tuesday, the Bengals signed Ty American League CINCINNATI — The Cincin- Howard, formerly with Arizona, CHICAGO (AP) — Greg Vaughn powered Cincinnati again, hit- DETROIT TIGERS—Activated C Robert Fick from the 60-day ling his fourth homer in two games as the Reds beat the Chicago nati Bengals' newly redone and Rico Clark, formerly with disabled list and recalled him from rehabilitation assignment at backfield begins on-the-job Indianapolis. Cubs 6-4 Wednesday. Toledo of the International League. Recalled INF Jason Wood, OF- Vaughn, who hit three homers in the second game of a Tuesday training Sunday against the That left the Bengals with no INF Gabe Alvarez and RHP Erik Hiljus from Toledo. doubleheader, connected for his 35th of the season, a two-run shot Tennessee Titans in the NFL cornerback who has played BASKETBALL season opener. in the fifth off Andrew Lorraine (1-4). • more than two seasons in the National Basketball Association Vaughn's drive was Cincinnati's 22nd homer in the last six "Everyone's going to come NFL. Fisher, a second-round PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Named John Calipari assistant after us," said right cornerback games, including six against the Cubs in the nightcap Tuesday draft pick, said he expected to coach. night. He has seven in his last 21 at-bats. Artrell Hawkins. "Anyone with be a starter but not this soon. FOOTBALL common sense knows that." Cincinnati began the day three games behind Houston in the "You would like the ideal sit- National Football League NL Central. The Reds remained 3 1/2 games back of New York, The six cornerbacks on the uation, where you maybe learn ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed G Adam Hernandez to the prac- which beat San Francisco 7-5, for the wild card. roster have five interceptions from a veteran and then beat tice squad. among them — three by him out," Fisher said. "There's DETROIT LIONS—Signed CB Dell McGee, WR Andre Rone, Hawkins last year. At safety, definitely going to be some ups DE Paul Spicer, DT Henry Taylor and WR Corey Thomas to the Another Ali ready to step in the ring the four players have combined VERONA, N.Y (AP) — Muhammad Ali's youngest daughter, and downs for me." practice squad. for six interceptions — three who earlier this year told her famous father that she wanted to Like most rookies. Fisher in GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed OT Barry Stokes. each by starters Myron Bell INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Waived TE Joshua Keur from the follow in his footsteps, is finally ready to step into the ring. and Greg Myers. preseason has appeared to give Laila Ali will make her professional debut Oct. 8 at Turning receivers a big cushion, prefer- practice squad. Signed RB Paul Shields to the practice squad. Team totals: 10 defensive MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed TE Frank Leatherwood to the Stone Casino on a card featuring Donovan "Razor" Ruddock. The backs, 11 career interceptions. ring to play off the ball and opponent in the four-round bout for the 5-foot-10, 160-pound Laila react to the play. practice squad. Second-year guy Hawkins is NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed OL Marcus Jenkins to Ali has not been announced. "Every play, I've got to think suddenly the old guy at right the practice squad. Laila Ali, 21, who operates a nail salon and also models, has the corner, with rookie Charles they're going to be throwing at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed OL Jeff Dellenbach. best of instructors. NormaLynn Cutler, Laila's publicist, said Laila Fisher replacing Corey Sawyer me," Fisher said. "That's how it Signed CB Jason Bostic, FB Michael Reed, OL OLiver Ross and has been getting tips from her father. at left corner. was for Artrell last year." WR TYoy Smith to the practice squad. "She won't tell anyone, including me, what they are," Cutler The Bengals surprised a lot Clark and Howard have had SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Named Howard Ballard assistant said. "She says, "When I have the greatest boxer of all time as my of people by waiving Sawyer, a only days to learn the Bengals' coach. mentor, why would I want to share the secrets he's given me?'" six-year player, on_Monday. On system.

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NOW gets us ready to NOW deals with some Garth party with WBGU and brand new Interned Bleed- friends. ing, Jact and Hot Water Brooks' Music. 'Sweep' into BG NOW SOUNDS pg. 10 By LISA BETTINGER pg.11 The BG News take leap into U. thea What do Garth Brooks and Enrique Iglesias have in com- By JUSTIN BESTUL Me list. mon? There may not be a con- The BG News That night nection on the surface, but for "Life is Unfair Both students one week they were both artists Theatre is Less Fair went through another who had a top five single. So ■than Life round of auditions. who, according to Billboard Acting is the Least Fair The dancing audi- Magazine and MTV online, had Part of Theatre tions happened the the top songs in the nation for Humans Submit Them- same night. Students the week of Sept. 2, 1999? We selves to Nothing Less Fair than the called back performed have a nice identity crisis at Audition" cold readings from number five. Garth Brooks is —Richard Burton, Acting On Stage the script, and per- known as being the king of and Off formed a two-person country music. Now he has scenes. They were taken the role of Chris Gaines To add to the list, the first audition at also lined up and for an upcoming album. a new location causes enough nervous- paired up with possi- Many of Brooks' country ness to a kill lesser creature. ble partners to see fans may have a problem seeing Yet, this is what freshmen go through how they appeared him as a rocker with a goatee. when they try out for shows at a large together. Tthe cast list Fans who discover him as university. I talked to two students would be posted the Gaines may turn away when before, during, and after this nerve- next morning. they find out that this is a coun- wracking process. try artist. Of course the lines Arthur Ross, a freshman theatre stu- "Acting is horrible, between pop and country music dent with six years of experience under painful, and yet also are fading away. Shania Twain his belt, had his first role in a high intoxicating and emo- and I .('Ann Rimes are textbook school production of Guys & Dolls. At tionally liberating." examples of this. Both have the time, he was still in seventh grade. —Jodie Foster Jodie Taylor, a freshman theatre stu- BG Newt Photo/WKE LEHMKUHLE Thursday, Sept. 2. had hit singles that have gone Freshmen Arthur Ross during rehearsal for Hold Me, this year's newcomer production into the pop and country dent, said she's been doing theatre since The morning. charts, but neither have had to elementary school, through classes and balls." about getting a callback. After two-and-a- change their identity to do so. shows at the Toledo Repertoire Theater Tuesday, Aug. 31. Shortly before Hold Me was another story. half days of auditioing and waiting, Tay- Next on our little countdown is and high school theatre. 7:00 p.m. Performing a monologue written by lor's name did not appear on the cast list for Hold Me. As would be expected, she former mouseketeer Christina The two shows they were auditioning "I'm very nervous, though I shouldn't David Mamet, Ross was quite comfort- is disappointed (although more disap- Auguilera with "Genie in a Bot- for the first full week of classes were be," Taylor said, as she filled out paper- able and at ease. Hold Me, a show that only first year stu- work for both auditions. "Everyone was in the same position pointed that her roommate didn't get a tle." With lyrics like "I'm a dance part). genie in a bottle/You've gotta dents are allowed to audition for, and It's 6:50 p.m. Tuesday night and her as me, going for their first college audi- But she remains very optimistic, "I'm rub me the right way," it's easy Noises Off. The second is a popular roommate and she are both auditioning tion,"Ross said. British farce which begins the first main for Noises Off and Hold Me at the same He's going back Wednesday to audi- going to keep auditioning for shows. I'm to see why some people think not going to give up just because I didn't it's about sex. Well, I thought stage theater season at the University. night. tion for the male dance role for Hold Me, get into the first round of shows." that "Hit me baby one more "Ill probably mess up once." she said. and is very confident about his audition "The time has come to act." "But I think I'll do fairly." the past Monday. Thursday, late in the evening. time" was about sex the first That morning, Ross had found his time I heard it. Perhaps I'm —Maurice (Oliver Platt) in The Despite her years of experience, she "It was good, he said. "Hopefully 111 Imposters is somewhat intimidated by the Noises come back tomorrow for callbacks." name on the posted list. After the first alone on this one. Now we see read-through that night, he was excited Britney Spears vamping it up Monday, Aug. 30. Shortly before Off auditions. As for Taylor, things didn't went very "The play is very funny and bizarre in her new video for "Crazy," 8:00 p.m. "It's at an expert level," she said. smooth. Before auditions Monday, Ross is "Even Hold Me is on a different level "Well, I messed up like I knew I People will enjoy it," he said. "All the and there are rumors of cosmet- cast members read it so well. Including ic surgery. more than ready. from high school. It'll also be different would," she said, refering to her Noises "I'm not sure who or what they're because I'm not auditioning with kids Off audition. myself." The song at number three As for after the show, Ross was plan- either boggles the mind or it looking for, but I'm anxious to show my I've known." "I know the show, but I was still a lit- stuff," he said at the theater undergrad- "Getting called back for Noises Off is tle scared." ning to help with the University produc- annoys you severely. Its lyrics tion of A Funny Thing Happened on the add up to nothing at all, and it uate meeting. He is now three floors and a 'maybe'," she said on her way to the However.Taylor is quite optimistic 15 minutes away from tonight's audi- auditions. As she flashed a confident about getting called back for Hold Me. Way to the Forum, and to continue per- makes no sense whatsoever. forming. The song in question is LFO's tions. smile, she said, "I think I have a decent "I was a lot more relaxed after the "I hope to work with experienced the- "Summer Girls." This song is "I'm expecting lots of people, lots of chance of getting cast in Hold Me." Noises Off audition," she said. noise, and lots of butterflies," Ross said. Later that evening. Doing a cold reading from .he Hold atre students," he said. "I'm going to be definitely geared toward the comfortable here. The theatre depart female teenager, and it can best He seems quite optimistic, though. It's late Tuesday night, and Ross has Me script, Taylor thought that she did "Ill know nobody, and want my audi- just returned from from Noises Offaudi- pretty well and would like to see both, ment seems almost like a family. The be described as rap light. audition workshop and undergraduate Lyrics include "New Kids on the tion to leave an everlasting impres- tions. her name and her roommate's name on sion,"he said. "I'm excited." "It was run almost like a professional the callback list the next morning. meeting were good because I got to see Block had a bunch of hits/Chi- what they want." nese food makes me sick." Looking at his watch, he gets ready to audition," he said. Wednesday, Sept. 1. The morning. He finishes by mentioning the help What does this have to do with go to both auditions. He refered to the large number of Both actors saw the same sight dur- "I've got to walk through the doors people auditioning and the high level of ing the day Wednesday. While neither from upperclass theatre students. summer girls? Then there is "They are reaching out to help. This "Michael J. Fox was Alex P. and sell myself," he said before depart- talent that was present in the audition were on the callback list for Noises Off, is going to be a great experience." Kcaton." Apparently LFO's ing. "It's a chance to brighten some eye- room when he mentions his doubts both saw their names under the Hold knowledge of classic 1980's TV must really impress the ladies. And the folks at Abercrombie Black Swamp and Fitch have got to be ecstat- Clark's museum ic with the free advertising that this song is giving them. TLC Begins! are at number two with By ROBERT SZORADY bring up at this point would be tion was started in the mid- "Unpretty." Following in the The BG News why, exactly, does this man 1980s by three longtime Cadi? tradition of "No Scrubs" and deserve a museum? residents, Mike Cope, Jon Kirk- Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Friday, September 10- Cadiz, Ohio: Yet another Why, indeed. Many odd land, and Charles Peterson, as a Bills," it is another anthem for Main Stage small Northeastern Ohio town museums dot this American way to bring some life back to of empowerment for young of no distinction. landscape, from the Dan Quayle what they saw as an ailing small wo/nen However, this song has 5:00 PM-World Famous It's one of those towns you Museum in his hometown of town. lyrics that actually contain the (rock) probably drove through last Huntington, Indiana, to the Cadiz, once known as "The intelligence that is sort of miss- 6:16 PM-Big Creek weekend on one of those never- Mother Museum in Leesville, Proudest Small Town in Ameri- ing in pop music today. Refer (rock) ending searches for a town with Louisiana, dedicated to "an ca," due to its other famous son. back to LFO to see an nice con- 7:45 PM-The Del Roys a decent Hardee's. expression of motherly love that General George Custer, was at trast to intelligence. The song, (ska) But, wait. Did we say no dis- words cannot express." Isn't that time plagued with econom- in short, discusses what beauty 9:30 PM-The Love Dogs tinction? How we untalented there a holiday for that? There's ic and environmental problems. really is and what we should (swing) newspaper scribes do stereo- even a windmill museum, for The Clark Gable Foundation really be looking at. This is an type. For, you see, Cadiz, Ohio, crying out loud. (It's located in aimed to change all that with an honest, emotional song with situated in the fertile lands of Kendallville, Indiana. Perhaps infusion of tourist dollars. depth. You will not be finding Saturday, September Harrison County, holds one of people from Indiana need some Whether they have altered the fabric of a small Northeast- any spoofs, like "No Pigeons," U-Main Stage -the most distinctive and uh help filling their time.) being made on this song. unique museums of the Mid- The Clark Gable Birthplace ern Ohio town remains to be There have not been a whole 11:30-12:40 PM-Four of a west: The Clark Gable Birth- and Museum, an offshoot of the seen, but they have certainly brought joy to a measurable lot of good things to come out of Kind (Bluegrass) place, museum, and unofficial Clark Gable Foundation, holds the film "Wild, Wild West," 1:00-2:15 PM-The Rlght- numerous personal items of amount of people. shrine. Foundation director Nan except for Will Smith's track of Neal Quartet (Jazz) Clark Gable, for those of us Gable's, including posters, pho- tos, and other memorabilia, such the same name and the number 2:30-4:00 PM-Del born in this half of the century, Matter comments, "The thing one song. Of course we are McCoury Band (Bluegrass) as his boyhood people really enjoy looking at is was one of the most popular sled. Also the record of the doc- talking about "Bailamos" by 4:16-6:45 PM-John actors of the "golden age" of cin- Enrique Iglesias. Call him the McCutcheon (Recording incredibly, tor's charges when next Ricky Martin if you want ema. there is an . IGablel was born: Folk Artist) His box-office appeal spanned to, but music is in his genes. official ' ten dollars!" 6:15-8:00 PM-Moxy over 35 years in the entertain- Enrique is the son of Latin Fruvous (Pop/rock) Clark Gable Well, at crooner Julio Iglesias. "Bailam- ment industry, from his unas- Foundation least it's 8:20-9:46 PM-Long John suming debut in the obscure os" is full of the Latin sound Hunter (Texas Blues) gift shop, not the Dan that is so popular these days. It 1924 film "The White Man" to which boasts Quayle muse- 10:00-11:30 PM-Magic his last feature, the 1961 film is even arguably better than Slim (Chicago Blues) such items as um. Martin's "Livin' la Vida Loca." "The Misfits." He is best known Clark Gable However, if Iglesias follows the for his star turn in the 1939 clas- watches same path as Martin, his sec- sic film "Gone With The Wind," ($40), paper- where he played perhaps one of ond English language single Sunday, September 12-Main Stage weights ($8), and" will sound nothing like its the most famous characters of even jars of dirt modern cinema, Rhett Butler. punchy Latin predecessor. It 12:00-1:15 PM-Queens of Harmony (Gospel) from his boyhood will probably be a straight, 1:30-2:45 PM-Gorman Del Greco (folk) The reason the museum is situ- home on bland pop ballad like "She's All 3:00-4:45 PM-Voodoo Libido (Blues) ated in Cadiz is a simple one: Charleston I Ever Need." There is already Gable was born and raised in Street in enough bland pop music out the town. Cadiz ($3). there. Of course, the question any The Gable Founda- seemingly sane person would I I Thursday, September 9, 1999 The BG News page 10 into Easy New • • It k of soup, with WBGU love and west before 'Hangover Soup' father to rely they head over to Louise Redd on, sort of, and Europe for a few Little Brown Jay has weeks. nobody, until Sweep is defi- By MIKE HAMMER he has an acci- nitely one of the The BG News dent and more prolific meets some tourers in the The title of this book is prob- friends named indie scene today "Bubba" and and that is a god- ably enough to grab your atten- tion. But, if you're expecting a "Chico." send for fans. The book is The live shows quick, easy fix, a way to avoid a pipeline in are what they do the porcelain gods once and for best. On stage all, then put the book down. Faith's head. Sweep is an If you want a, dare I say, Will she stay amazing anomaly "chick book" with a decent with Jay or not? of spirited sui- story, somewhat sappy, but all "Hangover cide. It is hard to around feel good saga, "Hang- Soup" has describe, it must over Soup" might be for you. be experienced. some really sweep the leg johnny It's the story of two love SflStfllf cflyc quirky stuff Chicago based Southern Records artists 'Sweep the Leg Johnny' will embrace .. | .j, | birds, Jay and Faith, who met ()llr u is t|1 going on that Bowling Green at EasyStreet Cafe" tonight. They're bringing with them 'Pro- De one of the in college, "Where you can't tell separates it pellor' from Ann Arbor and local fellows 'Plastic Factory' are opening up. tightest and most who's a real alcoholic and who's from your run- BY MIKE HAMMER and slow beginnings building to intense rock not," and ended up together, of-the-mill love The BG News climaxes and patiently resolv- ensembles ever," pretty lofty, sort of. lost and maybe ing." but not beyond their reach. Jay was a jazz D.J. and an Photo Provided Sweep is a bucket of water to regained book. They are coming to EasyS- Steve Sostak's saxophone alcoholic. Faith was a tutor for "Hangover Author of "Playing the Bones," Louise Redd eet tonight at 10:30 p.m., and lets out soft crys and sharp your face, and everybody knows the Texas Longhorns athletic puts out a good sophmore effort. you need to cool off, so you Soup" has some iu better be there, it's Sweep yelps. The music of Sweep is teams and an unfulfilled wife. "Hangover Soup" because it's a the Leg Johnny one of the scripted to make audience might as well do it. Go to fantastically funny moments EasyStreet tonight, order your Faith loves Jay, but is jeal- and some really good songs are coolest bands you'll see any- interaction possible. The music ous of his drinking. Jay loves fast read and more intelligent where. brings you up and then releases head scrambled and great mentioned, and almost come Mixing graceful jazz with you at just the right moment music served to you on a heart- Faith, but loves his drinking alive in the description Redd than most of the drivel shoved just a whole hell of a lot more. lieadpounding, breakneck before thrusting you into string. gives them. up on the bestseller lists. Check .irums and touching, but raw another whirlwind song. What a dilemma for our heroes. It's worth your time to read guitar work. Sweep has an They're newest album Tom- Faith has her mother and it out, you'll like it. incredible knack for amazing morow we will run faster" on listener* with subtle lyrics atop Southern Records, is a fantastic :.n avalanche of emotion. jaunt through cavernous Four years ago the original regions and infinite plains. Toledo Friday night art fix (our musicians in Sweep got New bassist John Brady, for- logether and decided they merly of the Swing Kids, has wanted to write intricate yet allowed Sweep to produce even BYLISABETTINGER Friday features a cash bar and a look into the Museum's collec- located at 2445 Monroe St. at passionate more complex The BG News snacks. It is also where you tion of Italian paintings. Scottwood Avenue, one block ofT music," accord- music. can find the night's featured There is also the popular of 1-75. There will be signs ing to sax- Bowling "What are you doing musical entertainment. "Armchair Traveler" which posted for the museum on the phone/vocalist Green will be Friday night?" It is a common- This Friday will feature jazz returns on Sep. 17. This lec- highway. Admission to the Stove Sostak. the first stop ly asked question all over cam- pianist Art Edgerton. Upcom- ture series, which is hosted by museum is free, but some Sostak in the sup- pus. ing acts include Blues Stew Carolyn and Dick Putney, events, like lectures, Cafe, and describes the porting tour Some people go to a movie, Band on Sep. 10 and the coun- focuses on art from cities contain music performances music of Sweep for Tom- others go out to the clubs or try rock stylings of Southern around the world. require a small fee. The walk- simply as "each morow we bars. If you are looking for Trail on Sep. 17. Along with Finally there are free walk- ing tours are free. sunn being an will run something new to do, or if you Club Friday, there is the Muse- ing tours with topics ranging The Museum is also open individual and faster," the want a little culture with your um Cafe, which offers salads, from "People Watching: Por- from 10a.m. until 4p.m. Tues- demanding sto- tour will take entertainment, the Toledo sandwiches and entrees. traits Through the Ages" on day through Thursday and on rvline. strong them south Museum of Art may have the The evening also features Sep. 3 to "Fascinating Fashion" Saturday. Friday hours are perfect Friday night for you. lectures on art topics. On Sep. on Sep. 10. A museum docent 10a.m. to 10p.m. Sunday hours Join your friends af (he Art Museum on Friday The Museum's "It's Friday" 10 Ciancarlo Fiorenza, the guides guests through the are 11p.m. to 5p.m. The Muse- niqhfs Tor a qood time, fun lime, niqht time events offer up a mix of music, museum's guest assistant cura- museum's collection for these um is closed on Mondays and e«perience. Live music, cash bar, free (ours, food, and of course art, every tor of European paintings and tours. major holidays. (heater and much morel Admission and parkinq week starting at 6:30. Club sculpture before 1900, will take The Toledo Museum of Art is are FREE! ^Friday FrWay. Sept KT * Own home blues with Blues Stew Band (6 30-9 301 Tr>c Toledo Museum of Art * FREE lecture /ufen Paintings in the TMA Co*ct«n Campus Wide Open every Fnday, 6P M-10 P.M. Giancailo Fiorenza. guest curator (7.30) Still Available 4I9 255 80O0 * FREE country dulcimer concert by Becky Beard (8 00) * FREE lour Fascinating Fashion (6:45) Volunteer Fair Swing by and take a look at ACTIVISTS NEEDED! Thursday September 9,1999 our great living 10:30 AM - 3:30PM Ohio is the top air polluter in opportunities! BGSU Union Oval the nation! Help reduce toxic 113 Railroad St. pollution and get paid. *Next to Kinkos Open M - F Great Opportunities for 8 AM - 5 PM S350/week experience and credit! 352-9302 733 MANVILLE AVE. Sponsored by: BGSU Greek Lile. Student Union, Oflice ol CAMPUS MANOR STILL AVAILABLE Full and part - time Student Activities, Career Services, Oflice ol Residence Lile . Thomas More University Parish and The UCF Center. www.apartmentsforrent.com benefits, internships E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 419-352-5114

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'\ \ \ Thursday, September 9, 1999 The BG News page 11 midwest concert now BOX BOWLING GREEN: that drive their songs straight because it sounds nothing like into your chest, the throathy anything else on the album. It's 9.9.99/Sweep the Leg Johnny, Propeller and Plas- growls and layered vocals. No much more guitar-driven than tic Factory/ Easy Street Cafe' Division seems to be a fully the other songs, and it's the ^ - realized album. only song on the album that TOLEDO: Even more polished than doesn't sound like something Third Eye Blind could have 1997's Forever and Counting, 9-9-99/Dr. Hector & The Groove Injectors/Michi- recorded. gan Tavern No Division finally lets the Hot The rest of the songs are Water boys fall into the beauti- 9-14-99/Billy McI-aughlin/Citi Lounge light-rock, alternative-pop type 9-14-99/Nash Eato/Citi Lounge fully constructed songs they are songs that leave absolutely no 9-14-99/Ned Massey/Citi Lounge capable of. impression whatsoever. %t$« Each song on No Division is They don't stand out as being CLEVELAND: a tapestry of intricate drums particularly good, or horribly and guitars woven with the JACT: Sit bad. They're nothing more than 9-10-99/Neuro8is/Agora Theater Hot Water Music: heartfelt lyrics that have car- remarkably boring Third Eye 9-11-99/Choal Cbamber/Nautica Stage ried the band for so long. Blind knock-nils 9-11-99/L.ttle Feat/Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 1999 - Arlisla Hot Water Music reaches a To make things worse, these 'No Division' place in their music that Lit, songs just seem to go on forev- COLUMBUS: Upon hearing the name of Matchbox 20 and all those er. A light-sounded rock song 1999 - Some the new band Jact, it led me to should not clock in at five or six 9-10-99/HeUacopters/Ai Rosa Villa other "hip" bands won't ever get believe that they were going to 9-11-99/Men At Work/Mekka to. Hot Water Music has made minutes. be another Korn-type metal Many of these songs just go 9-14-99/Static-X/Al Rosa Villa a name for themselves by band. This belief was later on and on, becoming tiresome The newest release from the putting out good music and not enforced by the cover to their just after one listening. DETROIT pride and joy of Gainsville relying on selling out. self-titled debut. This isn't really my style of Florida's indie scene, Hot Water It's the combination of music, but if boring little pop- 9-10-99/DJ Spooky-That Subliminal Kid/St Music, may be a surprise to straight up rock and roll with The cover is simply the tunes are your cup of tea, then Andrews Hall some. the whiny kid who just lost his band's name in "extreme" type I'm sure you'll love it. 9-10-99/Engelbert Humperdinck/Pox Theater Hot Water Music almost girlfriend, and it's tough. font, surrounded by weird sym- 9-10-99/Joydrop/Shelter 9-12-99/Britney Speara/State Theater broke up last year. They even Hot Water Music comes off bols and jagged edges. It even -James Eldred played their "last show," but with amazing grace, not a lot of has a very large Parental Advi- then pulled it back together. insincerity and lip service. sory label on the cover However, when I played the They signed a deal with a These songs aren't powered CD I was completely surprised relatively new label. Some by Billboard Charts or MTV to hear not hard-rock, but pop- ^£ Records, and decided to give it airplay, they are powered by rock. This CD is much in the a go again. four guys who dig playing vein of Third Eye Blind or They have been together music, putting out records and Matchbox 20. since 1995 and they starting doing shows. I say that because Jact running the second they hit the Hot Water Music is coming NEED A RIDE? sounds a lot like these bands, so ground. around in November. Check if you like them, you'll probably WE GIVE RIDES TO AND FROM BOWLING GREEN, 24 HOURS A DAY No Division is their fifth full them out because they are defi- love this. But if you are like me length release, including a live nitely worth missing the new and hate those bands, you will Airports • Detroit release, it shows the definite episode of 90210 for. despise this CD. Amtrak • Cleveland maturity of the band. It begins with the only good Still maintaining those fan- song on the album, "Sweet Bus Stations • Columbus tastic hard-nosed guitar riffs -Mike Hammer Charity." It's good mainly Toledo • Go Shopping w The biRftest threat -- ^pi *>-^' -'-';:*:. Findlay • Visit a Friend to depression is your t '^MW Join The BG awareness of it. W? COMMERCIAL INSURED ■ I C.i .. ■ UNIMATID News. Stop by DEPRESSION _■_ http://www. save.org ALL NITE TRANSPORTATION 210 West Hall American Mt.ni Association - for an A stroke can be a mind- UP TO tun application blowing thing RG'I BEIT DJMCE ClUIS Get involved and meet new people! Join a student organization DOUMTOIVfl Services Offered Personals BG*f mon rnmouj GnniERino Pincc lassi Begin the Journey 10 Wollness CONTEMPORARY WEIGHT Tue. nights Yoga class ■ 6:45-8:00 MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Ads Call LitePaltis 352-5724 Hunger, exercise, and nutntion awareness. Register today- 372-6977 SKVDIVE BG welcomes »-u 10 your new 372-9355(WELL) THURJDny niciiT The BO Ne-i -ill no* kno»mil. accept ad adventure. We are offering a back to Take a bite AND on the Move ihM aaafnaninatr. or rncoura|« diwnmiaaiion afaittu school skydiving special of $110 thru for Health a Joy an) iiadividual ot frotap on ihr bain of face, lea cokx. September. Only 10 mins from BG cam- Wednesday afternoon ser.sionsiS weeks? ability. Matui at • .detail, or on the nail of any othet pus MCA/ISA accepted Skydive BG Begins September 22,1999 leeall) paoaected iielue 352-5200. S10 00 tor matorials BG*s TOTIII ciiTCRTninmcnT complex The hC Neiaa metvea in* nfhi 10 define, diuonnnue Do you Love Scented Candles? of feviae an, ad'eniaenaem aueh aa ihoie found i<> be Worried about pregnancy?9 Introducing Candlewood Cottage dclamaior) IxVuir in factual baau. muleadine. o« falae in nature All ad,eifiaemenii ate turned to edriinf and Free Pregnancy Tests Candles by Starbrlte! approval Confidential and Cajjnfl New England Candle manufacturer new UDDCR one ROOf 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center to Bowling Green area is seeking custom- ers. Handmade candies available in 12- 15 hr votives, refutable crocks, gift bas- kets, and long burning jar candles. Over 60 scents! Strongly scented, quality can- Campus Events Personals dles at an affordable price UPTOWN

We are a Home Party company with su- HUGE LIGHTED DANCE HILL EL BARBEQUE perb Hostess Benefits. Earn tree candles ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Jewish Student Group sponsoring a bar- just by having a few friends over. Candles FLOOR beque on Mon . Sept 13 al 4:00 at the Congratulations to Kathleen Mumma on make great gifts. Individual orders are BG'S ULTIMATE SPORTS Union Ovai her pearling to Dan Malin from Somerset. welcome! Ask about our seasonal spe- DJ JAY O'M A LLEy WILL NJ. We wish you both happiness! Love cials. Join BACCHUS Thursday night from 9-11 your sisters! ROCK you for swimming, food, and fun! Swim party BAR & DELI ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Contact Cyndi Buechler tor free catalog located at Andrews pool in the Recreation NO COVER 11 & OVER Center. and more inlo 419-8235926 or visit my website at www.starbritecanoles.com. JUJ-T $2 UNDER 21 AFTER ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: KEY Yearbook Do you have a part-time job? FREE PREGNANCY TESTING AND 11PM The Key ■Will be having an open house at Is it related to your major/career goals? COUNSELING in recognition of 28 West Hall on September 7, 8. and 9 at Come and see if you quality for Women's Health Month. NO COVER 21 & OVER 8:00 p.m. All students are welcome to at- CO-OP 050 Sponsored by the Student Health Service tend. Students with yearbook experience a NO-COST transcript notation. Call 372-2271 for an appointment or majoring in journalism, sports informa- Lend CREDIBILITY to your employment. tion, or business are encouraged to HILLEL BARBEQUE -^ DOLLAR DIMiKS^T^. Co-op: 310 SS Bldg - 372-2451 details come Any questions call 372-8635 Jewish Student Group sponsonng a bar- beque on Mon . Sept 13 at 4:00 at the $1.50 PtTCH€l\S ^ SENIOR PORTRAITS Union Oval KMWOKe SENIOR PORTRAITS Attention Jewish Students ^ ALLf*^ ^ SENIOR PORTRAITS Rosh Hashanah begins Fri . Sept 10th. If INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE FOR CO- you need transportation to services, REC BOWLING IS SEPT 9 IF HAND- Th»y tlart Monday' Call 1 -800-969-1338 / now to schedule a sitting Don't be left out please call 352-2760 DELIVERING, DUE BY 3PM IN 130 PFH rM*y N| I v^ of the 2000 Key Yearbook Portraits taken IF SENDING ELECTRONICALLY. DUE In 28 West Hall, daily from 10-6. Call now BY 12 NOON to reserve a good time ATTENTION SENIORS"! SUNDAY NITE Are you Interested In becoming the 1999 KEYYiirbooS The Key will be having an open house at SENIORS Homecoming King or Queen? Applica- SEPT 12TH 28 West Hall on September 7, 8, and 9 at SENIORS tions are now available in the Student Ac- 8:00 p.m. All students are welcome to at- Wednesday - Saturday SENIORS tivities Office. 330 Student Union and are tend. Students with yearbook expenence Any senior graduating in December. May, due by September 9, 1999 at 5:00pm, ENJOY BROWNS-STEELERS or majoring in journalism, sports informa- $1 drinks No Cover or August should call 1-800-969-1338 tion, or business are encouraged to PLUS now to schedule your senior portrait. Por- CAMPUS WIDE VOLUNTEER FAIR come. Any questions can 372-8635. $1.50 pitchers 21 & traits win be taken all next week from 10-6 Thursday, September 9, 1999 WCWS "FALL BRAWL" daHy Sittings take only a few minutes, 10:30 am - 3.30 pm Phi Mu Sorority is looking for a houseboy ^25© drafts OVER and the $6 sitting fee can be charged to BGSU Union Oval lor this semester. Fall 1999 II you are in- NO COVER 18 & OLDER your bursar account. Over 40 representatives from Local, terested or have any questions, call Car- •Portraits make great Christmas gifts" National, and International agencies fie al 372-3709.

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"111! Cancun & Jamaica Spring Break SENIORS Where are the witches? Babysitter needed in my home. Non- Extended care position available working Part lime lunch help needed. Very flexible SENIORS They go to Alternatives lor their ntual at Trinity Lutheran School in Toledo. Child hours Casey's Original Hamburger's. Specials! 7 Nights Air, Hotel, Meals, smoker, reliable & dependable. Tues A Drinks From $399! 1 of 6 Small Business- Any senior graduating in Dec May, or needs: Incense, tarol, herbs, oils, stones. Thurs. 12:30-230, Weds. 10-12:00. Call care hours 2:45-5:45 M-F. additional 1025 N. Main 352-9113. Aug. should call 1 -800-969-1338 now to & more. 131 W. Wooster St BQ. Or call hours avail Contact EMen Schave at 385- es Recognized lor Outstanding Ethics! 354-4368. springbreaktravel com 1-800-678-6386 schedule your senior portrait. Portraits will 352-7333. Don't forget our organic food & 2301 or 874-7696 References required. RESTAURANT cruelty tree health & beauty items! Looking for first class individuals to work be taken all next week from 10-6 daily. Bob Evans now hiring bussers & accept- "111! Spring Break Specials! Bahamas Alter your spirit at Alternatives. at either Bowling Green Wendy's loca- Sittings take only a lew minutes, and the ing applications for other positions. Fairy talt house In Perrysburg needs Party Cruise 5 Days $279! Includes Most $6 sitting tee can be charged to your happy person to keep it shiny and bright tions. Benefits include: starting salary up 1 Please apply in person. Meals! Awesome Beaches, NighOile Pan- bursar account. 16 hours a week for sure (including sum- to $6.50 hr*| flexible hours, meal dis- ma City, Daytona. South Beach, Florida 'Portraits make great Chnstmas gifts" mertime). Schedule adjustable. Please counts, incentive raises, referral bonus, $129! springbreak1ravel.com 1-800-678- Wanted Certified aerobic instructors needed at crew vacations & retirement program. Ap- email emccreeObgnet.bgsu.edu or call 6386. SENIOR PORTRAITS Hardbody's Fitness Center. Located in 372-WORK. Thank you! ply in person only. 1504 E. Wooster, 1094 SENIOR PORTRAITS Need roommate now. Kroger Plaza, BG Call 354-5060 S. Main St. They start Monday! Call 1 -800-969-1338 25" TV. brand new, double speakers, $275 a mom plus util. No gender pref. Housedeaning helper wanted 1 morning $240 00 419-261-5013 now to schedule a sitting. Don't be lett out 353-3714, Bev a week, 2 1/2 hours. Call Kathy 352-0894. Part-time horse stable help needed in ex- of the 2000 Key Yearbook Portraits taken Child caro-responsible individual with change for riding time. Call 669-3170. Roommate needed. Wf own bedroom 89 Ponilac Sunbird In 28 West Mall, dally from 10-6. Call now own transportation to care for bright, fun, Runs Great $1000 080 Split cost. Call 354-1553, ask for Denny Just 2 Weeks Away!!! Part-time teachers needed. School-aged to reserve a good time. five year old in our home after school. 353-6168 Roommate wanted Prefer female grad. Monday-Thursday. 3:15-5:15pm, $6mr. Get paid while you learn group needs before and after school care, SPRING BREAK 2000-Plan Now! Beginning Sept. 13. Oak Grove Center Cancun, Mazatlan. Acapulco, Jamaica student. Large 2-story home in Perrys- References needed Call Mary at 352- weekends and evenings off, experience Car lor Sale Will be offering nurse aid training classes preferred, but will train. Send resume to: & S. Padre. Reliable TWA flights. burg $350/mo Call 874-6097. 6127, please leave a message. '88 Ford Escort GLX. 80,109 miles. 4 new Call now to reserve a space for you. Stay & Play Day Care. 3120 S. Byrne tires, runs well $1,000 obo. 419-261 Best prices A packages. Book now and Oak Grove Center Road, Toledo. OH. 43614. 5013. SAVE! Campus Reps wanted-eam Genesis Eldercare Network FREE tripe. Companion needed for developmental^ Help Wanted delayed adult male Must have experi- 620 East Water St. Santa Claus needs help. Light manufac- Free loft to anyone that will pick il up In 1.800.SURFS.UP Deshler, OH 43516 turing positions producing toys, store dis- www.studentexpress.com ence with D.D. rec center swim, shop- Canfield, OH. 330-533-6128 $1500 weekly potential mailing our circu- ping, etc. 3 hours/week. SoVhour. Must PH (419) 278-6921 plays, and various plastic components. Students & Faculty-Eat cheap before your lars. For inlo call 203-977-1720. provide references. Call 352-7143 after 6. Fax (419) 278-2910 Must work a minimum of four, 4 hour Hondas from $500 night on the town. Show college ID & shifts per week. Various starting times Police impounds and tax repos save 15%. Come check out our new look! ATTENTION STUDENTS Lawn maintenance positions available. available. Starting at $6.15 per hour with For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext. 4558 Mam St Diner, 854 S. Main MOLTEN CORP. Desk clerk needed for local motel. 3rd Part 4 full time hours opportunity for bonus. Apply M-F, 9 am- Sleeper sofa 4 rediner in good condition. Support group for women with 436 N. ENTERPRISE ST. shift, 3 shifts per week, must work week- Call 352-5822. 4pm at: 353-2801-Leave a message anorexia and bulimia concerns. Now hiring tor Fall Semester ends. Apply at Buckeye Inn. Phone: 352- Pinnacle Plastic Products, 425 Napoleon Part Time Commitment to confidentiality 1520. Local church looking for pianist for Sun- Rd. BG. OH. Ask for Dave or Rod K. Less than one bloc* from campus Tuesday 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. at the day contemporary worship. Please call SeVHR. STARTING PAY Servers - Cooks Women's Center in Hannah Hall Community of Christ Lutheran Church O For Rent 3 shifts available: EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Haskins Inn - Haskms. OH For more info call Student Hlth Services 352-5101. Judy Miller 372-7425, Erica 353-0806 A Shift: 7:00am- 10:00am Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- 823-0014 B Shift: 10:15am-1:15pm time hours, around your college and per- 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. Longs cleaners needs part-time help SERVERS C Shift: 1:30pm-4:30pm sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 From only 3 to 6 Mon thru Fri, plus Sat Full or pt. time evenings. Clean, safe Possibility of working 2 1/2 hours hours per week or 40 hours plus over- small town restaurant. Work short hrs., $415 and getting paid tor 3! lime. Many college students work here 2 to 5 plus Sat. Private Entrance .v. Apply in person at 345 N. Maple St. get good tips. Hostess, bartender, & 354-8802 Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- Patio 353-4494 - $6 an hour. busser support. Uniforms provided. Paid 354-8703 tomatic $.25 per hour increase to S5.55 weekly. No Sundays. Must be 19 or over. Spacious Kitchen after 100 hours of service with the compa- Small Pets Welcome! NEVER Lunch and dinner Busers and servers Drive 10 mi. east on Rt. 105. The Forks ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- Restaurant, Pemberville. Varsity Square Apts. sembling and packaging of small pans. Apply in person after 11am @ Daci's 353-7715 Soccer Volunteer Wanted Apply m person between the hours of Steakhouse, Riverplace Plaza, Perrys- WORK burg. Soccer Manager/Video Technician 130 E. Washington 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at Assist w/practice/game management 1 furnished apt, quiet downtown, heat ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. Incl. $495/mo. 6 or 9 mo. lease. INC., 428 Clough Street. Bowling Green, Need wedding photographer Travel involved to away contest LUNCH 12/31/99 - 4:30 pm wedding Call ASAP Soccer Office Call 354-6036 Come To Our Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near 372-7072 Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- Call 373-1869 316 Ridge St. -2 BR house 3 blocks from Any questions please call. Thank you. road tracks. campus Sec Dep.. tenants pay utilities, AGAIN! NUMERIC DATA ENTRY SPRING BREAK 2000 no pets S525/month 12 mo Lease only Job fair! FT 2:00 pm to end of day Avail now Call after 5:30 pm 352-2330 1-800-426-7710 Employment opportunities at (targeted ending time 11 00 pm) www.sunsplashtours.com or 354-2854. Oak Grove Center PT 4:00 pm to end of day Jay-Mar Apartments Sunday. September 12 A Genesis Eldercare Network (targeted ending time 9:00 pm) SPRING BREAK 2000 with STS-Join America's #1 Student Tour Operator to Spacious. 2 bdrm apts.. laundry facilities. LPN or RN full time for 11 pm-7am Mon-Fri, occasional Sat. Previous bank- A/C. gas heat 2 FURNISHED/ 1 UN- Part time for 3pm-11pm ing and numeric 10 key or calculator ex- Jamaica Mexico, Bahamas, Cruises, and Great wages and benefits in Florida. Now hiring on-campus reps. Call FURNISHED. $475/mo 12 mo. lease State tested nurse aides for perience helpful. 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CHURCH DIRECTORY 9:30 am Sunday School classes for all ages (including College and Career Class) COLLEGE & CAREER S.S. CLASS ROLLS. COFFEE & JUICE AT 9:15 AM |-H TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE Call Kathy at 352-0417 T Alliance (Tiurvh of Bowling Green 10:30 am Morning Worship "Great place to make new friends" S3?$l 6:00 pm Evening Fellowship Hour 7:00 pm Wednesday Evening Bible Study & Prayer Anytime! Come & Talk 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - All Ages St. Thomas More 10:30 a.m. Worship Service t'nivcrsily Church 749 South Wintergarden Road Pastor David K Falh Bowling Green. Ohio 43402 (419)352-0417 Saturday; 5:00 pm Pastor James E. Vandevort Sunday! 10:00 am, 11:30 am, 7:00 pm 1161 Napolean Rd. • 3523623 Tueadayi 8:00 pm Ofienhauer t Thursday! Newman Social Activity rfl. In 3 IIIMIIIlllllllllllillllllil Dayspring Assembly of God f Alliance Church of Bowling Green St John's 17360 N. Dixie B.G. "Great place to make new friends " Just North of Woodland Mall Episcopal Church 352-0672 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - All Ages All Are Welcome! Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Worship at 8:00am, 10:30am Service Time: School of Bible - 9:30am Pastor James, E. Vandevort 1505 E. Wooster 1161 Xapolean Rd. • 3523623 (across from Wendy's) Sunday 9.00 a.m. Family Night Services - 7:00pm, Wednesday a 353-0881 f t IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII niiiiiiiii nun St. Mark's Lutheran Church Welcomes BGSU Students We invite you into the family of God COMMUNTTY of GHRKT Sunday Worship at: 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. "Contemporary Worship with Communion* each GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH & STUDENT CENTER Saturday evening at 5:00 p.m. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Worship Services on Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. I J14 Saturday Worship (Communion) 5:00 p.m. 1124 E. Wooster St • 352-5101 121 S. ENTERPRISE ST. (WALKING DISTANCE FROM BGSU) Sunday School lor all ages 9:45 a.m. Contemporary Worship Sunday 10:30 am 315 S. College Drive 3 Blocks South ol Campus SUNDAY WORSHIP-9:30 BIBLE FELLOWSHIP-11:00 Join us for friendship and fellowship 419-353-9305 e-mail. stmarkbg©wcnet.org STUDENTS AND INTERNATIONAL WELCOME! "The Welcome Place" Everybody Welcome

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Send few weeks, the hated Toledo comments to TBA MAC Championship Game TBA Rockets will come to Bowling [email protected]. Green to renew their long- standing feud. So, in the spirit of America's Sincerely, favorite game we're telling you The BG News Sports Staff Thmsday, Sepremhen 9, 1999 1999 ToffMl Pwww Page 3 Falcon front line helps solidify offense By DAN NIED "He definitely has the size and,the The Falcons are hoping that the The idea is that it starts up front with The BG News know how," Blackney said. "I'm not cer- offense will improve on last season's the linemen — but they would have told If you ask the six members of the tain he will make it but it wouldn't sur- efforts and propel BG into the upper you that. Bowling Green offensive line, they will prise me." echelon of the MAC. tell you that their reward is helping At guard, the Falcons are solid with Falcon running back Godfrey Lewis Junior Eric Curl (6-2, 280.) and senior gain 100 yards in a game. Mark Kaut/.man (6-5.305). Both started They'll say that their prime goal is to every game last year. function as one solid unit, not six singu- Senior Doug Dorley (6-4 290) anchors lar players. the line once again this season. The for- They'll also say that they are one of mer transfer from Southern Illinois will the best offensive lines in the Mid- make center a strong position. Blackney American Conference. said that Dorley also has a chance to be Everything they'll tell you is true. in the NFL with Fehrman. With five out of six starters return- Individuals aside, the strength of the ing, this line will be the cornerstone of a offensive line as a unit is their experi- running game that was 13th in the ence. Combined, the linemen have start- nation last year with 215.4 yards per ed 104 games, third in the nation only to game. Wisconsin and Buffalo. The only starter lost is tight end Tony "Our experience helps us out a lot," Ilolcomb who will be replaced by Kevin said Curl. "Especially since we all Steinke. Steinke will be accompanied by played together last year. We've been tackles Chad McCarthy (6-4, 280 lbs.) able to use that time to learn how every- and Rob Fcrhrman (6-7, 300) one else plays and where we are all McCarthy, a senior, has started 32 going to be on certain plays." games in his career while anchoring the McCarthy agreed. BG Newi Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE right side of the line. "It's going to help us out a lot," McCarthy said. "When the season Fehrman, a Junior, may be the best BG offensive lineman: Rob Fehrman (left tackle), Mark Kautzman (lefl guard), Doug Dor- member of the unit. BG head coach starts, there wont be any awkward ley (center), Eric Curl (right guard), Chad McCarthy (right tackle) and Kevin Steinke Gary Blackney believes that Fehrman adjustment period. We'll know each (tight end) line up for a play at a recent practice. has the talent to be in the NFL someday. other already." Skilled positions bring added experience By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Lewis, Gerling and the other skill the depth chart has senior Steve downs. Steinke and Ross Durham along The BG News position players want to keep the Holmes and sophomore John Gibson The running backs are prepared with receivers Aaron Alexander, Last year, the skilled position flames alive. as tailbacks. Co-captain senior Brent to carry the ball a lot if the offense Robert Redd and Matt Bunsey. The players were a major question mark. Behind an offensive line that is Martin is the fullback backed up by goes to ball control. Martin said the •receivers are very confident in However, led by the emergences the third-most experienced in the senior Eric Jones and sophomore learn has been preparing for both a Schneider. Gerling caught 34 passes of then true freshman tailback God- country with 104 combined starts, Eric Clark. ball control and a wide-open offense. for 656 vards for an average of 19.3 frey Lewis and wide receiver Kurt the skill position players could con- "I just try to prepare myself by "I think it really just depends on yards and six touchdowns. Gerling, that changed fast. This year, tinue to prosper. Aside from Lewis, watching film," Lewis said. "I was gameday situations," Martin said. "We're young but we feel we had dedicated this summer to getting "If we need to put a lot of points on a lot of experience last year," Alexan- bigger, stronger, faster and under- the board, then we're going to be air- der said. "We want to convert it over standing the game better." ing the ball out. If we need to con- to this year. Basically this summer, Lewis knows guys like Miami's serve time and leave the offense on we worked hard on catching the ball Travis Prentice and Marshall's Doug the field, then we're going to be and getting upfield. We made a lot of Chapman are getting a lot of media grinding out yards." big catches but a lot of those catches attention but he isn't concerned with Martin also said the fullbacks we could have made into big gains what they're doing. may have more carries this year. so we really worked on our routes "God gave me gifts to do what I Martin saw action behind Adam and became technicians on the can do," Lewis said. "Doug Chap- Lige last year. Martin has learned receiving game. So hopefully we can man and Travis Prentice are both some things from Lige. turn some up into 60-70 yard touch- good running backs. I feel I can com- "Just a hard-working ethic and downs." pete at the Division I-A level and be giving your best on every play," Alexander said the receivers have one of the top running backs in the Martin said. "We're trying to be as the confidence in Schneider as quar- nation. I think we have the most bal- physical and dominating as possi- terback. anced offense in the conference ble." "Ricky [Schneider) is really a Ricky Schneider is the quarter- because we have good receivers, an hard-working quarterback," Alexan- experienced, big offensive line, and back full-time this year. He is backed der said. "He knows the game, stud- running backs including myself that up by Andy Sahm and C.J. Banks. are ready to go. Everything does not The Falcons also recruited two quar- ies film and really spreads the ball terbacks in Jeremee Butts from Photo Provided have to lie away." out. We know Ricky can get the job Lewis led the team in rushing Mansfield and Chris Smiley from Ft. done so we're confident on the offen- with 753 yards on 163 carries and Wayne, Ind. Falcon quarterback Ricky Schneider roils out looking for an open sive side of the ball. We're ready to receiver during a game against Penn State in 1998. two touchdowns. Martin had 295 Aside from Gerling, Schneider yards on 54 carries and two touch- will also look to tight ends Kevin get started." Paqei 1999TooriuR?wiew tkmsday, Sepreaben 9, 1999

^■|HKH^H Akron Zips i BalLState:

Coach: Lee Owens Coach: Bill Lynch Coach: Craig Clrbus (fifth season) 1998 record: 4-7 overall. 2-6 1998 record: 1-10 overall. MAC (5th East) 1-7 MAC (6th West) 1998 record: 4-7 overall (first year In MAC) Players to Watch: FS Jon Players to Watch: OLB Eaton. SS Nate Johnson, QB Larry Davis. I LB Marlon Player* to Watch: FL Drew James "Butchle" Washing- Llewellyn. OLB Ernest Haddad. OT Joe Hattendorf. ton, OG Dan Wessman Pressley. WR Adrian Reese. FB Josh Roth. LB Chris Shelly Outlook: Akron must find a running game to keep the Outlook: With Indiana and Wisconsin on the sched- pressure off Washington. The Zips must also learn to ule plus the dramatic Improve ment of MAC West, a Outlook: Clrbus is excited to be in the MAC but win close games. winning season might be a tall order for the Cardi- knows his team might be in for a rough season. nals.

Coach: Dick Flynn (sixth Coach: Rick Rasnick (fifth Coach: Dean Pees (second season) season) season)

1998 record: 6-5 overall. 5- 1998 record: 3-8 overall. 3- 1998 record: 0-11 overall. 3 (T-2nd West) 5 MAC (4Ui West) 0 8 MAC (6th East)

Player* to Watch: DT Joe Players to Watch: QB Walt Player* to Watch: QB Jose Adam. TB Eric Flowers. DE &m Church. DB Lincoln Dupree. Davis, TB DeMarlo Rozler. Walter Jenkins. QB Pete C Tom Michel. WR Jermaine DE Brad Hartman. TE Jason Shepherd Sheffield. Gavadza

Outlook: The Chips were a field goal away from the Outlook: Eastern could make a run for the MAC West Outlook: A win In Kent would be like winning the MAC title game in 1998. Flynn's bunch hopes that crown If it improves defensively and learns to close Super Bowl. The Golden Flash losing streak stands at leads to a conference title this year. teams out In the fourth quarter. 15.

Marshall Thundering Herd r J Miami RedHawks Northern Illinois Huskies

Coach: Hob Pruett (fourth Coach: Terry Hoeppner (first Coach: Joe Novak (fourth season) season) season)

1998 record: 12-1 overall. 1998 record: 10-1 overall. 1998 record: 2-9 overall. 2- 7 1 MAC (T-lst East. MAC 7-1 MAC (T-lst East) 6 (5th West) and Motor City Bowl champs) Player* to Watch: TB Travis Player* to Watch: SS Don- Prentice. QB Mike Bath, navan Carter. OT Ryan Playeri to Watch: DB OLB Dustin Cohen. WR Diem. FL Justin McCarelns. Rogers Beckett. RB Doug Chapman, QB Chad Pcn- Trevor Gaylor DT Lamain Ruckcr ningtnn. DT Girardie Mercer. Outlook: No bowl bid In 1998 has the RedHawks Outlook: Northern may no longer be a walkover but Outlook: Nineteen of 22 starters returning makes the hungrier In 1999. the Huskies must believe they can win games to be Herd the team to beat again. successful.

1 Western '. Ohio Bobcats ) Toledo Rockets y

Coach: Jim Grobe (fifth sea- Coach: Gary Plnkel (ninth Coach: Gary Darnell (third son) season) season) n /7141k 1998 record: 5 6 overall. 5- 1998 record: 7 5 overall. 6- 1998 record: 7-4 overall. 5- 3 MAC (T-3rd East) 2 MAC (West champs) 3 MAC (T-2nd West)

Player* to Watch: OLB Player* to Watch: TE Mike Player* to Watch: QB Tim Leigh Barbour. ILB Mark mmJ Bilik. ILB Jason Lamar. WR Lester. PK Brad Selent. SE Calgaro. C Mike Varone. RB Mel Long. OT Colin Westrich Steve Neal. TE Jake More- M Raynald Ray land Outlook: Three-peating In MAC West will be tough for Outlook: Ohio has steadily improved under Grobe Toledo due to Inexperience at key skill positions on Outlook: The Broncos have the tools to be a MAC but inexperience could keep the Bobcats from break- offense. contender. It's just a matter of winning the big games. ing into the league's elite. Tbmsday, Sgneakeii 9, 1999 1999 Rxrriwll Pwww Fay Marshall picked again Mid-American Conference should offer stiff competition By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Bob Pruelt said. "I'm not trying to "Offensively, we need to be bal- downplay Louisville, but I think anced," Hoeppner said. "Defensive- The BG News four or live MAC teams could have ly. I like one-dimensional teams. We Intense, exciting and fun-filled competed with them that night It'll want to put a lot of pressure on quar- are just three adjectives that can be a unique and interesting year. terbacks. That was an emphasis this describe the upcoming Mid-Ameri- Hopefully, Marshall will win it and summer." can Conference 1999 football's "Race there's no debate." Ohio coach Jim Grobe has lifted for Detroit." The winner will need a Miami and Bowling the Bobcats out of the cellar in his lot of luck on its side to go to the Green (see BG preview) four years, but he noted his team is Motor City Bowl Dec. 27. were picked to finish inexperienced especially after the In MAC East, Marshall is predict- behind the Herd. school's all-lime leading rusher, ed to win it all since the Thundering The Steve Hoofkin, Herd has won the last two MAC Red- graduated. Dan championships including a 48-29 Jordan is expected win over Louisville in the 1998 Hawks to be the quarter- Motor City Bowl. Marshall returns return back with Ray- Heisman trophy candidate quarter- rush- nald Ray in the back Chad Pennington as well as er and backfield and Mike three-time 1.000-yard rusher Doug Heisman trophy Varone at center. Chapman. Also returning are wide candidate Travis Akron coach Lee Owens hopes receiver Nate Poole and five offen- Prentice. They also bring back quar- his team can continue to climb the sive linemen led by Mike Guilliams terback Mike Bath and linebacker ladder after losing a lot of close as well as 10-of-ll defensive starters Dustin Cohen. New coach and long- games last year. II may be a tall order including Girardie Mercer and time assistant Terry Hoeppner has with a tough' schedule which Rogers Beckett. emphasized work on the passing includes road games at Penn State, "We talk constantly about playing game. which the Zips lost 70-24, and Miami for championships," Marshall coach (Fla.). The Zips are led by offensive guard Dan Wessman, quarterback James Washington and safeties Nate Johnson and Jon Eaton. Kent and head coach Dean Pees' first priority is winning a game. The Photo Provided Golden Flashes have dropped I34straight. Pees has quarterback Miami senior running back Travis Prentice angles (or yards dur- ing a 1998 contest. The Heisman trophy candidate compiled Jose Davis and tailback DeMarlo 1,787 yards on 365 attempts last year. The RedHawks were 10-1 Rozier to build around offensively last year losing only to Marshall. but defense is still a big question mark. punter and need to reduce the throughout the years. He has Walt Coach Craig Cirbus and Buffalo turnovers." Church at quarterback and a good are glad to make their Division I Toledo will probably have to rely receiving corps led by Jermaine debut. The Bulls were in Division 111 on the offensive line led by tackle Sheffield. However, defense and fin- earlier in the decade. However, Cir- Colin Westrich and tight end Mike ishing in the fourth quarter are con- bus knows his crew may take some Bilik until the skill position players cerns for the Eagles. first-year lumps. Buffalo is led by come arojnd. Dan Cole starting at Ball State coach Bill Lynch hopes wide receiver and Cleveland SI. quarterback replaces Chris Wallace. his crew bounces back after a tough Ignatius graduate Drew Haddad. "My job is to gel the team chem- 1-10 campaign in 1998. The Cardi- Erik Rusin will be the quarterback. istry together," Rocket coach Gary nals are led by wide receiver Adrian In MAC West, Western Michigan Pinkel said. "I'm scared to death of Reese along with linebackers Larry is trying steal the crown from two- everybody. The league is better and Davis, Marlon Llewellyn and Ernest year defending champion Toledo. belter every year." Pressley. Brian Conn and Clay Wal- The Broncos return quarterback Tim Central Michigan has one of the ters are fighting for the starting quar- Lester. He is looking to break many top running backs in the conference terback position. school and MAC records this year. Eric Flowers. Dick Flynn's Chippe- Northern Illinois coach and Ohio He has targets Steve Neal and Jake was came within a field goal of the native Joe Novack is tired of rebuild- Moreland. MAC Special Teams Play- MAC championship game in 1998. ing. He hopes the experience of his er of the Year in place kicker Brad Quarterback Pete Shepherd along junior class can lead the Huskies out of the cellar. The Huskies are led by Selent, also returns. with defensive- tackle Joe Adam and safety Donnavan Carter and offen- Marshall senior quarterback Chad Pennington scans the "We're ready to let loose," Bronco defensive end Walter Jenkins also sive tackle Ryan Diem. Quarterbacks defense In a game last year. The Heisman trophy candidate com- coach Gary Darnell said. "Our team return. pleted 297-oM56 passes for 3,830 yards and 28 touchdowns for Chris Finlen and Frisman Jackson a 152.9 rating. Marshall was 12-1 last year with its only loss to speed on defense is up but we really Eastern Michigan coach Rick Ras- return after suffering injuries last BG. have no star players there. We need a nick has built a good offense year. f i— Page 6 1999 RwTkll Pwww thmsday, SepreaheK 9,1999 BG attitude, athletes to boost secondary

By 0. MICHAEL GRAHAM The BG Sews A lot of coaches talk about being aggres- sive. The Bowling Green defense particular- ly In the secondary hopes to raise that stan- dard many notches this season. New defensive coordinator Tim Beckman has made some defensive changes. That may be a big reason there Is a new attitude this year. "I think It's more fun as a secondary," sophomore safety Chad Long said of the changes. "Coach Beckman Is trying to run all these stunts. Last year. It was kind of dull because we played a lot of base defenses because we didn't have the athletes at the corners like we do this year." Another way the coaches have stressed that Is converting senior Will Sullivan from a wide receiver to a cornerback. Sullivan will guard an opponent's best receiver such as Marshall's Nate Poole or Miami's Jay Hall. The top goal of the secondary Is eliminating big plays. Long has called Sullivan the most improved player In the spring. "I think the defense knows that's my game." Sullivan said of guarding tough , receivers. 'I think I'm going to have to step • up In the little time I have and show every- body that 1 can play better than anyone In the nation not just In the Mld-Amerlcan Conference. I love competition. The best competitors show up for the big games. That's what you have to do to be successful." Sullivan considers himself a vocal leader BG Nem Photo/ MTKE LEHMKUHLE which could lead to better communication In the secondary. Instead of there being little Sophomore cornerback Chris Hubbard shadows Falcon receiver Kurt Gerling while backup quarterback C.|. Banks prepares to throw spirit. Sullivan said there might be too much the ball during passing drills at a BC practice. The secondary hopes to be more aggressive in 1999 in order to keep opponents from spirit. making the big play. • The other cornerback will probably be sophomore Chris Hubbard. Hubbard and also had one Interception and forced fumble change and not write about the secondary mer four-year letter winner (1990-93) at Sullivan are backed up by Junior Ken Dobbs each. being an Achilles' heel." Rose said. "Our Ohio State. He was a co-captain on the 1993 and freshman Justin Turk. In all. BG "We can make plays such as forcing quar- whole defense Is put together. Everyone's Co-Big Ten championship team. recruited five defensive backs. terbacks to throw the ball where they do not playing together as one. Now that our cor- "Coach Walton and I are high-spirited Long and Rose are backed up by sopho- want to throw and the secondary can pick ners are playing well, they are going to lock people," Sullivan said. "Having him out there more Sergio Lund and freshman Andre off passes," Long said. "We [the defensel can up against the receivers. Chad, myself and Is Just like having another player out there. Davis. Long was second on the team with 93 run a lot of stunts. It's making our defense the other safeties don't have to worry about He knows what he's talking about. I think tackles Including two for a loss as well as come with a better attitude." the pass as much and we can come up for everyone respects him for that. He listens to two forced fumbles and two fumbles recov- Rose believes the defensive unit is a lot the run." Ideas. He wants everyone to be the best peri- ered. Rose started eight games last year and closer on the whole this year. The secondary has a lot of faith In sec- od. I think that's what everyone's striving finished fifth on the team with 60 tackles. He "This year. I believe the papers will ondary coach Tim Walton. Walton Is a for- for." Anonymity suits Falcon linbackers By Dan Nied to an improved season through a ished with 75 tackles, good for third The biggest question mark of this The BG News combination of physical play and on the team. The 6-1, 210 lb. Camp- linebacking corps could be the lack experience. bell is probably the best athlete of the With the potent Bowling Green of size. None of the four are excep- offense getting mosl of the press this "We are the leaders of the defense four regulars. tionally large for their positions. season, the defense has been all but as far as experience goes," said Sophomore Garry Fisher will shunned by the media and everyone Senior outside linebacker Joe round oul the starters. Fisher started Campbell and Fisher are downright associated with the Mid-American O'Neill. "We have four guys that six games last year and played in all small. All four will have to rely on Conference. played regularly lasl season. Because 11. He finished up with 40 tackles. athleticism over size to carry them of that, we know what it will lake lo Although undersized at 5-10, 210. But that's OK, the linebackers like through the season. the role thai puts them in. turn things around this season." Fisher has good athletic ability and a However, they are not convinced "We can be a surprise, no-name ONeill has a point. The line- year of experience under his belt. defense," Junior middle backer backer's rotation will have no new The fourth man in the rotation is that size will play a big role this year. Chris Delia Vella said. "No one real- faces this season. ONeill (6-2, 225 Delia Vella who started the last five "No linebacker on our team is ly gives us a chance but we know lbs.) led the learn in tackles lasl year games of '98. He took over the mid- Photo Provided really big," Delia Vella said. "But we that we can prove that we are better with 95. He has started 29 games in dle linebacker position when O'Neill his career. He has 268 career take- can move well and gel to the ball. So Falcon senior outside linebacker than a lot of people though." was moved lo the outside. The 6-1, I don'l think that size is a weakness. Joe O'Neill prepares to make a This season, the linebacking corps downs. 230. Delia Vella should provide the tackle. plans on helping lead BG's defense Sophomore Khary Campbell Falcons with excellent depth as well It won't affect us." started all 11 games in 1998 and fin- as good football sense. Ibmsday, Sepreaien 9, 1999 1999 FanML Pwiew PageJ Relaxed but in charge By DAN NIED That gives Blackney a mind said. "Sometimes coach Black- The BG News for football. And, according to ney will get fired up and raise '• Hair Blossoms * In practice Gary Blackncy his stats, he has a nose for win- his voice, but when he address- ** from ** makes being a head football ning. However, the Falcons es the team he always uses the coach seem like the easiest job have not had a winning season right tone of voice and gets us <* Nature's Cioset * in the world. since 1994, finishing no higher fired up." » He stands with his feet than third in the MAC. But, Blackney does not convey the shoulder width apart and arms with 15 returning starters back typical loud, obnoxious attitude folded looking rather relaxed in and one of the best offenses in sometimes associated with foot- sweat shorts and a "Bowling the conference, Blackney may ball coaches. He docs not yell » » Green Football" polo shirt. have his best chance to dupli- just to yell at his players and he » But on the inside, Blackney's cate the dominating BG teams does not try to inflict fear on head is churning with ideas of the early Ws. them. and evaluations. "There is a different type of "He tells you what he sees," » » It is only the first practice of attitude in camp this year," Ligashesky said. "When he the day. In the afternoon prac- Blackney said. "We feel more yells at a player then that play- » tice, the coach will take a more confidant that we can compete er knows that he is important hands-on approach. But for with the best teams in the con- enough to be punished. It's kind Hey Girls and Sororities!! now, he is content with seeing ference." of like a tough love attitude » Hair Blossoms arc now available al BGSU Bookstore Order you » how things unfold in this pre- Some on the team credit that he takes with the players." Sorority or School colors directly from Nature's Closet for » Formals. Date Parties, football games or any special occasion season session. Blackney's coaching style for "One of the things I value recall S13-924-0378 or e-mail NatClosetwaol com for more information.re" Blackney is entering his the positive outlook in the pre- most about my job is the rela- ninth year at the helm of the season. tionships I have with my assis- BG football program as the "He always tries to be posi- tant coaches and players," 22nd most winnings active tive," said BG Linebacker coach Blackney said. "Seeing players coach in Division 1-A football. Bob Ligashesky. "If someone have success is a great reward. He's won 60 percent of his makes a mistake, he won't yell I get to try to guide them hey man, games. He was voted Mid- that's terrible', he'll say 'we through their four years here. American Conference coach of need to improve on that.' And When they arrive, they are 18- get a the year in 1991 and "92 — his that makes everyone relax a lit- year-old adolescents. But when first two years at BG. He has tle bit and do their jobs better." they leave, they are 22-ycar-old also served as an assistant The players say that Black- men. I get to be a part of their haircut. coach at some of the best foot- ney and his coaching staff do a growth process." ball institutions in the country superb job getting the team In his coaches and players, including seven years as a ready to compete. Blackney looks for one common defensive coach at Ohio State, "Every week they do an out- theme: Character. four years at Syracuse, two at standing job getting us ready to "When we started at BG in UCLA and two at Wisconsin. play," Junior Guard Eric Curl "91, he would always say to us 'Don't come to me with your problems, I don't want prob- lems on my team, I want prob- lem solvers.' That's what he looks for in people. It's all about their character. He wants peo- ple he can count on when he's CHANGING TIMES not looking" 10% OFF chemical services with any stylist. Character aside, Blackney is Thursdays: $7 haircuts candid about the best part of his job. "Winning is the best feeling I can have as a head coach," he ePhonecard. com said. "If winning didn't matter, we wouldn't keep score." voyage- Indeed, Blackney and his team are excited about the pos- sibilities of winning this year. The year may hinge on a four week stretch. The Falcons trav- el to last year's MAC Champion Marshall in the third week of the season, then after going to Low International Rates Kent they return home to host arch-rival Toledo and Miami, a • Call Anywhere, team that was picked to finish Anytime ahead of the Falcons in the MAC east. • No Coins or "Yes we have a lot of confi- Credit Needed dence going into the season," per min. USA Blackney said. "But the only • Use from any way to keep the confidence up Touchtone Phone is to win and that's what we need to do in the big games." And Blackney is used to win- Buy Online Now BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE ning. He's won everywhere he's been. So he knows when to be ePhonecard.com BG head coach and two time MAC Coach of the Year Gary Black- ney watches as his team prepares for the 1999 season. He hopes an assertive coach and when to or call: 1 (800) 921-9161 to return the Falcons to their winning ways of the early '90s. just stand back with his arms i.u. :» -ii :_ Pfl#8 1999 Famkll Pwnw Tbuxsday, Sepremhen 9, 1999 BG champions celebrate 40th anniversary were people. Players were hanging found themselves 7-0, ranked sec- The game was very different from knew the guys we were bringing in out the windows of the bus. The stu- ond among the nation's small the wide open style used today. Most were good athletes and I learned that dent body and the community were schools. of the players of the era played both it was sort of a family affair. It wasn't unbelievable. I can almost remember Delaware held the lofty number offense and defense. Teams could a real rah-rah team but we had the their faces. All the people began to one ranking making the Nov. 14 only substitute one player at any cockiness and the confidence and sing, Ay Ziggy Zoomba ..." matchup between the two teams given time. According to Radlinski, felt there wasn't anybody we could- As the gatherers became increas- important. Scouts and magazine defensive players had an advantage n't beat." ingly louder, the buses approach was writers came from all over to catch a due to the hands off blocking style The team spent most of their col- slowed by the jubilant group. Their glimpse of the two best teams in the which was enforced. Times-out were lege lives together on and off the gridiron heroes had come home as country. champions. The Bowling Green Fal- The Falcons welcomed the cons had completed the first perfect nation's top team to their home sta- season (9-0) in school history by dium, located just east of Mosely defeating the Ohio Bobcats in Hall. A full house showed up to Athens, 13-9 to win the Small cheer on BG. Schools National Championship. The stadium rocked, it really The Ohio game proved to be the did," Radlinski said. "They would closest of the season for the Falcons. dress up. Women wore dresses and Mid-way through the fourth quarter, guys wore suits and ties. The cam- the Bobcats clung to a 9-6 lead. pus was crowded on the weekend. "We went down to OU and took Nobody went home like today. They Doyl Perry looks on as his 1959 the game for granted," Harbaugh all came out to the games." team plays a home game. said. "We went in over-confident and After 60 minutes of action the gun nearly lost our undefeated season." sounded but the cheering did not By MATT STEINER Jerry Colaner helped BG keep stop, as the Falcons came away with The BG News that from happening. Late in the a 30-8 victory setting up the November 21, 1959, could have game, Colaner picked off a Bobcat matchup against Ohio one week been jusl another crisp, lale (all after- pass taking the ball into the endzone later. noon. However, on the Bowling BGSU Photo Archives giving the Falcons the lead and the The Delaware game was the Green campus something unique championship. most meaningful," Harbaugh said. Falcon receiver Bernie Casey breaks a tackle as cocaptain Bob Col- was in the air. The day passed into This hallowed season among BG "We played our best football of the bum looks on. Casey was the star of the 1959 BG offense. He later evening and a crowd began to form football lore began like any other of year. We ran the wing-T right at played in the National Football League and became an actor. outside the student Union. Students the time. Winning was expected. them and totally dominated both and community members alike filled Doyt Perry entered his lifth season offensively and defensively." used as a means to rest rather than to football field. Dorms for the football the oval which was surrounded by a as the Falcon's head coach. Perry The wing-T was the offense of conserve time. players were located inside the stadi- driveway at that time. had led the four previous teams to a choice for the Falcons in 1959. Coach Harbaugh, Radlinski and quar- um giving them a sense of family on Suddenly, the relative calm of the combined 28-4-4 record including Perry ran a no-mistakes show terback Bob Colburn each cited the an everyday basis. waiting crowd halted as buses came the near perfectfJ-O-l in 1956. according to Radlinski. Mostly run- camaraderie, which could be found This feeling of brotherhood was rolling up the way. The season began with a 51-7 ning plays, they were designed to on this Falcon team, as a catalyst to only strengthened by the 1959 expe- "It was one of those moments I'll pounding of Marshall Sept. 26. Six get "three yards in a cloud of dust." success. rience. never forget," said backup quarter- more convincing victories, including This strategy made the forward pass "There weren't big beautiful "A championship is fantastic and back and defensive back Jack Har- a 33-16 whooping of Mid-American more effective when used disguising buildings on the campus," Colburn something you'll always remember," baugh. "I remember pulling in front Conference favorite Miami, and BG them with play-action fakes. said. "But we had the people at BG. I Harbaugh, now head coach at West- of the Union and all you could see ern Kentucky, said. "But, there is something that comes out of it and that's the camaraderie and friend- ship you make with those who share that experience. I tell my team every season that the greatest friends they'll have are in that room. Cele- brating together after the wins and crying together after the losses, that lasts a lifetime." Throughout the BG successes before, during and after the 1959 sea- son one constant kept the Falcons flying. Coach Perry used his dedica- tion to the game of football and no- nonsense approach to motivate his teams. As Colbum put it, Perry "wasn't a large statured man and looked a little goofy with his glasses," but he gained respect from all with his hard work and his honesty. He wasn't afraid to tell people how he fell. This drive and honesty inspired several players and assistants to pur- sue careers in coaching. Harbaugh, Bill Mallory (Indiana University), Don Nehlan (West Virginia) and the BGSU Photo Archives legendary Bo Schembechler are just a few of the coaches to start at BG. Front Row (l-r): Bob Gibson, Chuck Ramsey, Ken Wh.ilen, Al Hoover, Tom Colaner, Bob Zimfer, Bob Colbum, |erry Roberts, Dan Roberds, Dave "If it hadn't been for Doyt I'd be McClain, Doyt Perry. 2nd Row: Bob Dudley, Al Junior, John Ruper, Jerry Dianiska, Glenn Fitch, Joe Spilewski, Ron Blackledge, Jim Grant, Lou sitting on the third stool at the Eagles Youskievicz, Russ Hepner, Seb LaSpina. 3rd Row: Jim Ruehl, Jim Andrews, Ron Isgro, Jerry Colaner, Bob Bird, Ralph White, Dick Vura, Clarence club telling old football stories," Mason, Bernie Casey, Chuck Comer, Glenn Sharp. 4th Row: Dick Young, Jack Harbaugh, Arch Tunnell, Ed Travis, Ed Phillips, Dave Radlinski, Harbaugh said. To this day, I have a Bob Reublin, Roger Klicman, Fred Elliott, Ken Fink, Al Studer, Steve Morton. 5th Row: Jim Young, Mervin Ward, Al Kebl, Milt Levy, Jay Loesch- picture on my desk and it's a picture er, Wayne Mauk, Don Meister, Dick Hunt, Angelo Privitera, Joe Nussbaum, Jim Potts, Bill McKelvey. 6th Row: Bill Mallory, Ray Kwiatkowski, of Doyt." Lloyd Dempsey, Dick Newsome, Chuck Pratt, Ron Williams, Karl Anderson, Jerry Croft, Jay Hershey, Larry Smith, John Galyas. G LUCK FALCONS! Best wishes For A Great Season! There's always great deals coming your way from The Bee Gee Book Store. We've got everthing you need for a winning year! • New & Used Texts • School & Art Supplies i%t • BGSU Sportswear & Jackets • Alumni & Parent's Sportswear • Baseball Caps (over 60 styles!)

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Your complete off-campus connection 353-2252 ■ 1424 E. WOOSTER VaqelO 1999 Fwrrfwll Pwww Thuxsday, Sepreafai 9, 1999 Important special teamers look to improve in 1999 By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM worked on his kickoff form. He's added some "With my situation being a kicker, I'm not Schneider is the backup punter. The BG /Veins distance to his kick. Sophomore Mike Knapp is really a vocal leader," Strasser said. "Every "He was around this summer," Fleming They are nol the mosl publicized players in the backup kicker. once in a while if something needs to be said, said of Pollock. "He's been giving me some football but in most close games, they are cru- In terms of the kickoff team, Strasser said I'll step in and say it. I lead the younger kick- pointers and drills. (At first) I was slow when cial. it's looking good. The players are working on ers by example (such as) showing them what it came to the speed. Now I'm up to par." Senior four-year place kicker and freshman the timing since it is uncertain whether Strass- to do during practice and how to conduct Fleming also said the punting team is look- walk-on punter Patrick Fleming keep that in er or Fleming will kick off. themselves on road trips. When I was a fresh- ing good. He said the team practices punts mind every time they lake the field, fie knows Strasser ranked fourth in Division I A last man, as a young player, I made a lot of mis- every day. a field goal could mean a win or loss in the fall converting ll-of-12 field goals for 91.6 per- lakes So I can say, 'Hey, I did this before. You'll Also on special teams, junior Ryan Diepen- waning moments of a game. cent. He also converted 31-o(-33 PATs To pre- be fine." brock is the longsnapper backed up by Kevin pare for crucial situations, Strasser looks at Fleming knows the importance of a good "I've been in those situations before so I Steinke. Andy Sahm is the holder backed up every field goal and PAT as though the game is punt when it comes to the field position game. think I can handle them now," Strasser said. by Matt Bunsey with )oe Alls and returning "It's just a matter of relaxing out there, trying on the line. Strasser leads the younger kickers Fleming takes over for all-MAC punter kicks and Robert Redd returning punts. They not to think about the situation and kicking and punters especially Fleming. Like Fleming, Andy Pollock. Like a lot of freshman, Fleming like I always do." Strasser was in his position three years ago has been adjusting to the speed of the game. are backed up by Steve Holmes and Chad To improve for his senior year, Strasser has walking on as the place kicker. Pollock has been helping out Fleming. Ricky Long respectively. Domino's Pizza a S'mud S^otiAo* of SJQS.U OtAieticA D-line returns Serving Bowling Green, Portage, and BGSU no starters Mame of, the, 2 VX^UM. fax $7.CC By DAN MTED that he, and the rest of the defensive The BG Neuis line will get some experience by 353-MEGA(6342) ^ *& Daily* Qfe 353-MEGA(6342) The Falcon defensive line does clashing with a few of his team- not have as much game experience mates. Go Falcons!\% Go Falcons! as their coaches would like. That "We aren't very experienced," he Deals! could be their weakness. said. "But I think that it helps us to With no starters coming back, it go against our offensive line every- may be a rough task trying to gener- day in practice." Falcon Special Pick 3 For $10 ate a cohesive unit before the Mid- Malcolm Robinson will start at American Conference season starts with a Sept. 18 game at defending 1-10" 1-Topping Pizza 8 Twistybread MAC champions Marshall. $8 10-Piece Buffalo Wings 1-2 Liter of Pop Out of the four players who make 1 Large 1 Topping Pizza & 8 Cheesybread 3-20 oz. Bottles of pop up the starting defensive front, only 1-8 Piece order of Twisty Bread two have even made a tackle in col- lege. Sleep 'JXth Sf.CC txtMa I'.rtui Stuck (.'xu.it 50i crtxu However, like the rest of the defense, the line is hoping to work through that shortcoming and be the surprise of the season. defensive tackle. Robinson is anoth- Whatever Your Style "All talk about this team is about er player who switched positions the offense." said junior D.J. Durkin. last season. The sophomore started "But we could surprise some people last season as an offensive lineman, Has an Apartment for You because we just go out there and but made the switch in the spring. play hard, with emotion." The falcons are hoping that the Durkin will serve time at end. He beefy Robinson (6-4.290) will be able should also be one of the leaders of to help stop the run. the defense. The 6-2 240 lb. captain Next to Robinson will be nose- will be expected to lead by example. guard Brandon Hicks. The lineman "As a captain of this team, every- with the second most experience one follows," Durkin said. I have to next to Durkin will be looked upon give 110 percent no matter what to help Durkin lead the line because if I'm having a down day, Last season Hicks played in all 11 then other players see me and they games while recording 24 tackles, start to lag because I am." including three for losses. The other end will be manned by The BG line may have about as West Virginia native Ryan Wingrove. much experience as they have name Wingrove began last season as a recognition, however, they are hop- 1F©K Kuala • Hawaw M®i!flsirJl • Ptew8rou©iirift tight end but was switched to defen- ing that both will change by the end sive end in the first week. So far the of the season. Close lo Campus • Largest Bedrooms • X-Tra Storage.Sound Conditioned transition appears to be smooth as Furnished/Unturnished'Gas Heat-Central Air.Ample off Street Parking "This season could bring us some the 6-3,235 sophomore will be a key See us also for 1 bdrms, efficiencies and 2-3-8,5 Bdrm Houses recognition if we do what we are to the defense this season. expecting to do," Wingrove said. 419-352-9378 Last season, Wingrove played "Right now there are no weak links Preferred Properties 530 S. Maple St. mostly on special teams. This will be on the defensive line." his first year as starter. 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No. Nun Pom. Ht. Wt_ C1JE1. Hometown/High School No. Name r... Mi. Wt. CI/EI. Hometown/High School 1 Ricky Schneider" QB 6-3 210 Sr./Jr. AmhersL Ohio/Steele 51 Larry Witherspoon DL 6-3 230 So/Fr Cleveland Heights, Ohio/ St 2 Willie Washington DB 64) 195 Sr./Jr. Naples. Fla /Naples Ignabus 3 Karl Rose" DB 64) 185 So/So Columbus/Bishop llartl 52 Jan-ad Phillips LB 64) 210 So./Fr. Toledo/Cleveland (Term.) • 4 Kurt Of ling* WR 6-2 195 Jr/So Sterling Heights. Mich./Henry 54 Enc Jones LB . 5-11 230 5/Sr. Mansfield, Ohio/Madison Ford 55 Ryan Diepenbrock' LS 6-2 215 Sr/Jr Lima, Ohio/Bath 5 Robert Redd' WR 5-10 195 So/So Dayton/Wayne 56 Frank Garofalo OL 5-10 230 So/Fr. Flushing, Mich./Ml. Morns 6 Emmanuel Hendrix DB 5-10 180 Fr/Fr. Pahokee. Fla 57 Casey Williams DL 6-1 240 Jr/So Newark. Ohio/Lickinv Valley 7 Ty Stover" LB 64 215 Sr./Jr. Galena. Ohio/Big Walnut 58 Rodney Dawson DL 6-3 260 Sr/Jr Riverside. Calil./Ramona 8 Will Sullivan* DB 5-10 175 Sr./Sr. Wkhita, Kansas/Southeast 59 DJ. Owchar DL 6-3 265 So/Fr. Windsor, Ont./Assumption 9 Sergio Lund' DB 64) 185 So/So. Palatine. Dl. 60 Doug Dorley* OL 6-4 290 5/Sr. Normal, 111 /Normal 10 Garry Fisher' LB 5-10 210 Jr./So. Columbus/Bnggs 61 Ryan Yeager OL 6-4 275 So/Fr. Sandusky, Ohw/PeTkins 11 Jason Strasser*** PK 6-3 170 Sr/Sr Toledo/St. Francis 62 Chad McCarthy"* OL . 6-4 280 5/Sr. Toledo/Central Catholic 12 Aaron Alexander* WR 64) 195 Jr./So. Kokomo. bid. OL 6-2 280 Sr./Jr. 63 Eric Curl- OL Livonia, Mich /Stevenson 13 ( | Banks QB 6-3 220 Jr/So. Chillicothe. Ohio 64 Anthony Forgione . 6-5 300 Fr/Fr Etobicoke, Ont /Michael 14 Jeremee Butts 06 6-4 200 Fr/Fr. Mansheld. Ohio/Senior Power 15 AndySahm QB 6* 220 So./Fr Indiana polis/ChaUrd 65 MikeWicrsma OL 64 250 Fr/Fr. Grand Rapids, 17 Chris Smiley QB 6-3 210 Fr/Fr. Ft. Wayne, Ind /Maiding Mich./CatholK Central 18 MattBunsey* WR 54 180 Jr./Jr. Lakewood. Ohio/St. Ignatius 66 Greg Kupke OL 6-3 255 So/Fr. Sterling Heights, 19 Chris Hubbard* DB 5-7 175 Jr/So l>troit/Chadsey Mich./Henry Ford 20 David Dotun TB 60 190 Fr/Fr. LaSalle, Quebec/Vieux Mon 68 MikeBodnar OL 6-3 290 Jr/So Boardman, Ohio treal 70 Eric Zbinovec OL 6-5 270 Sr/Jr Zanesville, Ohio 21 JerrettDean TB 6-1 190 Fr/Fr. Cincinnati/Roger Bacon 71 MattTyla OL 6s2 275 Sr./Jr. Stow, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 22 |oe All- ra 5-10 IBS So./Fr Sterung Heights. 72 Jon Mazur OL 6-2 280 So/Fr. Akron/Spnngfield Mich /Stevenson 73 Mark Kautzman*** OL 6-5 305 Sr./Sr. Bainbridge, Ohio/Kenston 23 Frank Witherspoon TB 6-2 210 Fr/Fr. Imam. Ohio/Southview 74 Ryan Lucas OL 6-4 265 Fr/Fr Dublin, Ofoo/Coffman 24 KenDobbs" DB 5-10 170 Jr./Jr. Univ Heights. Ohio/Cleveland 75 Frank Kaiser OL 6-4 290 Fr/Fr. Fremont. Ohio/Ross Heights 76 Jon Whitver OL 6-2 290 Jr/So. Schofield. Wis /Everest 25 Godfrey Lewis' TB 54 190 So/So. Toronto/Michael Power 77 EricCilbo OL 6-7 310 Sr./Jr. Canton, Mich /Detroit On 26 Chad Long* DB 64) 195 Jr./So. Clyde, Ohio ml Catholic 27 John Gibson* TB 5-10 215 Jr./So. Columbus/Beechcroft 78 Dennis Wendel OL 6-7 275 So/Fr. St Henry. Ohio 28 ICnary Campbell* LB 6-1 210 Jr./So. Toledo/Sylvania Southview 79 Rob Fehrrnan" OL 6-7 300 Sr/Jr Byesville. Ohio/ Meadow 30 MlkeMalonc DB 5-10 175 Fr/Fr. Portsmouth. Ohio brook 31 Andre Pinchem DB 54 175 Fr/Fr. 1 Mint /( ass Tech 80 Beau Cannon TE 6-7 230 Fr/Fr. Btoomville.Otuo/iitfin 32 Jot O'Neill— LB 6-2 225 5/Sr. Twinsburg, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit Columbian 33 Geno Burden LB 6-1 205 So./Fr. Cleveland Heights. Ohio Bl Cleon Chant WR 6-2 185 Jr./So. Detroit/Martin Luther King 34 Andre Davis DB 6-2 IBS Fr/Fr. Farmington Hills. Mich /Main 82 Jason Dailey TE 6-7 250 Jr/So Edmonton. Alberta/Queen son Elizabeth 35 Mitch Hewill LB 6-1 200 Fr/Fr Chardon. Ohio 83 Quinton Ward WR 6-1 180 Fr/Fr Detroit/Mumford 36 Steve Holmrs' TB 5-9 180 5/Sr. Brunswick County. N C /West 84 Jason Van Dam TE 6-6 240 Fr/Fr. Sarrua. Ont /rJorthem Brunswick 85 Joe Fisher WR 5-11 175 So/Fr. Pauldmg, Ohio 37 Jerry Wagner DB 5-10 185 So/Fr. Daytcal/Colonel White 86 Ross Durham TE 64i 245 So./Fr. Napoleon. Ohio 38 Justin Turk DB 5-10 190 So/Fr. SouthMd, Mich /Brother Rice 87 Kevin Stelnke*** TE 6-4 250 Sr./Sr Wasau. W,s 1-1 .-I.-.I 40 Eric Clark FB 5-10 240 So /So. Zanesville, Ohio 88 DTvlonn Baker DL 6-4 235 Fr/Fr Forest Park. Otuo/Winton 41 Billy Price LB 6-2 230 5/Sr. Los RIIIS. Paiuwa/Cristobal Woods 42 Levar Seagraves LB 6-2 205 Jr./Jr Sacramento. Calif./Mira Loma 89 MikeKnapp PK 5-9 150 |r/So Penftdd. C4uo/Keyslone 43 Brent Martm~(C) FB 6-1 240 5/Sr. Upper Arlington. Ohi 90 Ryan Wingrove DL 6-3 235 Jr/So Parkersburg, W. Va /South 44 D J Durton-IQ OL 6-2 240 Sr./Jr. Boardman. Ohio 91 Jun Williams DL 6-5 240 Fr/Fr. Trenton. Oluo/Edgewood 45 1-ruMis.uda FB 54 210 So/Fr. North Ridgeville. Ohio 92 Brandon Hicks* DL 6-2 250 liVJ. Fairbom, Ohio 46 Marcus Allen LB 64) 195 So/Fr Columbus/ Beechcrofl 93 Alex Glantzis DL 64 250 Fr/Fr Mentor, Ohio 47 Danjere FB 64) 240 So/Fr. Newport. Mich/Monroe SL 94 Robert Haley DL 64 240 Fr/Fr. Maple Heights. Ohio Mary's 95 Ashea Roberson DL 6-3 220 Fr/Fr Ann Arbor. Mich./Huron 48 Patrick Fleming P 6-2 190 So/Fr. Ottawa, Ont /Earl of March 97 Makom Robinson DL 64 290 Jr/So Fostona, Ohio 49 Chns DeUa Vella* LB 6-1 230 Sr./Jr. North Oimsted, Ohio/St 99 Jareese Cooper DL 6-7 300 So/So. Detroit/Murray Wnght Ignatius ' - leflei

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