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The city is also careful about Wesley Hoffman, mayor of what industries build in the area. i According to Laipply Bowling Green, said industrial "We are an educational com- growth is good for the area, and munity," said Suzanne Clark, a BG students "suck." that the city is working to member of the Community encourage industries to locate in Development Foundation. "We Bowling Green. want businesses that are clean, Student unhappy "The city has been growing non-hazardous, quiet and small, population-wise over the past 20 usually between two to 150 about USG pre- years," he said. "As we grow res- employees." election behavior. identially, in order to maintain In 1998, Bowling Green saw an economically viable commu- its largest year of investment in industry — $48 million. nity, we need industrial growth.'' BG New» Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER world and nation 4 He also said that growth is Industrial manufacturers set- inevitable. tle in Bowling Green for a num- Meijer, located off 1-75, is one business contributing to Bowling Green's growth. "Growth will happen whether ber of reasons, which include reasonably priced land, a good i Canada celebrates we want it to or not," Hoffman ter of the auto industry." residential growth which, in ing Green's growth. said. "We don't want to change economy, a good workforce and This accounts for the large turn, brings commercial busi- Meijer will soon open, and the its location. creation of its newest the fundamental character of the number of auto factories around nesses, examples of which can Stone Ridge Golf Course, which territory. city" "We sit in a strategically-posi- the area, she said. already be seen. recently finished its construction In order to keep the down- tioned cornfield," Clark said. Other industries in Bowling Two new developments, the on Wintergarden, will soon be town from disappearing, steps "Access to 1-75 and Route 80 and Green include those that manu- Meijer store and the Stone Ridge fully operational. for its preservation are being 90 are good. We are one hour and facture plastics and rubber. Golf Course, are seen as influen- i Ruling lessens implemented by members of the 15 minutes from Detroit, the cen- Industrial growth encourages tial factors in the future of Bowl- • See CITY, page eight. McDonald's libel settlement while upholding much of the original ruling. Wave of burglaries sweep through BGSU Kappa orts Alpha have any suspects. Dick Gul- pened." their door unlocked." By STEFANIE lufsen, University police infor- Nickerson said the whole Gullufsen suggested that ■ SIZEMORE mation officer, said because process has been complicated students lock their doors any- The BG News there was no force entry in any and that the University does time they leave their room, given Last week, several incidents of the incidents it will be hard not seem really organized in even if it is just for a few min- of theft and burglary were to determine who has commit- handling his case. utes. JL^S-i reported to the University ted these crimes. "I am having a problem get- "Students have a lot of quick house Police Department. "The items being stolen are ting answers from anyone," he cash items in their rooms like Thirty- five CDs were report- for quick cash and it is really said. "The University said that CDs, books and computer ed stolen from Kohl Hall and a hard to catch the intruders," they may cover half of the equipment," Gullufsen said. By VINCE GUERRIERI computer worth over $10,000 Gullufsen said. costs, but I have not heard any- "These crimes are happening at The BG News was stolen from Eppler North. Nickerson, who had camera thing yet." all times of the day because stu- i Baseball comes from equipment stolen, had his Nickerson thinks that more dents are just being careless by Theta Chi is out and Kappa A report was also made that an Alpha is in. behind to beat Wright expensive global positioning dorm room locked and is upset crime alerts need to be posted leaving their doors unlocked." State, 7-6. over the lack of suspects. to keep students informed. Cullufsen stressed that stu- The Kappa Alpha Order has system was stolen from Over- been awarded the Theta Chi man Hall. Additionally, it was "I always keep my room Gullufsen thinks the answer dents should act immediately if locked because I have my to the situation is that students they notice something is miss- house across the street from reported that a keyboard was Rodgers Hall. They will move in missing from Hayes Hall. equipment in there," Nickerson need to keep their doors ing. said. "There is a lot of vandal- locked. "Call the police department next fall. Chris Nickerson, a senior The move demonstrates the film major, was also victimized ism on our floor so we would "I was not aware of any right away so we can talk to Opinion 2 never leave our room unlocked. cases where the door was witnesses and gather all the reversal of fortune between the last week. He had over $700 in two fraternities over the past Page Three 3 camera equipment taken from There was no sign of forced locked, but if it was, it's the first evidence," he said. "The sooner World and Nation 4 entry and the door was locked one of the year," he said. "Nine the incident is reported the four years. his room. Kappa Alpha established its Sports 9 As of right now the Univer- when I came back to my room. times out of 10 these cases greater the odds are that we I have no idea how this hap- involve students who have left will catch the intruder." chapter at the University in the Sports Agate 10 sity police department do not fall of 1995. At that time, Theta NOW 11 Chi had 90 members. In the fall of 1996, Theta Chi moved into the old Phi Kappa Psi house on Old Fraternity Row. Today, Kappa Alpha has 59 Campus safety issues must take priority members, and recently got its charter. Theta Chi is down to 24 "There was no sign University students urged to protect their belongings members. of forced entry and "I hope Theta Chi gets a the door was locked chance to rebuild," said Interfra- By STEFANIE afternoon with no questions tcrnity Council President ]oe when I came back to asked," Gullufsen said. The key to protecting Reece. "It's unfortunate. They're SIZEMORE Textbooks are also a hot item my room. I have no The BG News ' a good bunch of guys " that can be sold very easily. your belongings Theta Chi president Tom idea how this hap- The . weather . is getting Many students brought their Hvizd said the move is the latest pened." warmer and students are start- bikes back from spring break. in a series of setbacks for the ing to head outdoors. It's not all Gullufsen suggests using the- 1. Secure your bike with a large, sturdy- chapter, which has recently been fun in the sun though. With this large sturdy locks to deter lock. reorganized. Chris Nickerson warm weather comes a rise in crime. 2. Lock your car at all times. "The chapter's gone through senior film major crime. "Students must keep their some adversity in the past few More people are out and bikes locked up properly at all 3. Lock your dorm room, even if you are years," Hvizd said. lectronica about' and this makes everyone times," he said. "Do not leave justin«r walkino-walking rlnwndown fhpthe hallhall. Hvizd said he is still looking less likely to notice criminal your bike unlocked for even a into options to keep the chapter activity. minute. You are just asking for together. One option, which he Check out: Dick- Gullufsen, University someone to take it." To report a burglary call the University police at said was suggested by the Office www.bgnews. police information officer, Gullufsen also thinks keep- 372-2346. of Residence Life, is to house stresses that students need to be ing your dorms locked is a chapter members in several com more aware of their surround- must. suites in Founders. "With the weather getting News, web extras and a ings during the spring. sure ail your belongings are out There are a lot more people on Jon Mundorf, president of the "With a rise in temperature warmer people are in and out a of sight. CD players are a hot campus and some of them may whole lot more. University chapter of Kappa there is definitely a rise in crirne lot more," he said. "Sometimes item so be sure to take them be looking for a victim. Alpha, knows all too well the in all areas," he said. "People students will leave for a minute with you instead of leaving Gullufsen also said the police efforts needed to keep a fraterni- Want to get in touch? need to .pay attention to any and not lock the door. Again,' them in the car. Don't give department sees a rise in traffic ty together when it has no cen- bgnews@bgnet. activity they don't feel is nor- you are just asking for someone someone a reason to break in. accidents. He said that students tral base. Mundorf said the main mal." to come into your room and Also, check your car daily to just need to be more careful meeting place for Kappa Alpha bgsu.edu Gullufsen said the main steal your belongings. It only make sure nothing is wrong." because there are more people was a room in the Business problem is theft. takes a minute for someone to Another problem that comes and more automobiles out in Administration building where Your direct line to your Students are broke at the end grab some CDs or books." with warmer weather is peep- the warmer weather. members met for chapter meet- newspaper of the school year and looking Keeping your car locked up ing toms. "We want students to be able ings. and any valuable items in the for quick cash. Any item that Gullufsen stressed that if stu- to have a great time," Gullufsen Members of the chapter have trunk or in your room is also a can be sold quickly will be tar- dents feel like they are being said. "The weather is warm and lived throughout campus, and Or call us: good idea. geted during a theft. watched they need to report it it is a great time to enjoy your- now they will be able to live in a "Basically, keep an eye out," "Someone can steal CDs in to the police department. selves, but you must be more house. Mundorf said having a Gullufsen said. "If you park 372-6966 the morning, turn around and He said that female students house is a goal that has been sell them for $4 a piece the same your car in a lot overnight make especially need to be careful. • See SAFETY, page eight. • See HOUSE, page eight. 1
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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Fact of life: everyone sucks Well, I must first off introduce shake their rump, finding the the idiots? You got some people Phone: (419) 372-2601 myself and let you know who I courage (usually liquid courage) who have nothing better to do E-mail: [email protected] am. Fact of the matter is you to walk up and grab them than bilch about someone else have probably walked by me .assuming that the girl will feel (much like I am doing) and then many times yet have your head privileged to have you interested these other people who are so Mike Wendling too far up your ass to notice or in her. full of s*". Those are the ones Editor-in-chief your nose too high in the air to You decide that she would that really make my blood boil. care. have the pleasure of being with Who do they think they are to Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite I am a student here and have vou that evening? Give me a tell me how to live a better life? Opinion Editor Managing Editor decided that I am tired of people. freaking break. In reality, the Nothing but a bunch of tree- People just plain suck. Not just only person in your bed with hugging hippie garbage. Makes Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber any group, not just white people vou that night will be your right me want to puke. No one is Copy Chief Photo Editor or black people, not homos or hand. Look in the mirror. If happy unless they are mastur- bating 24/7. It makes me won- Tod McCloskey heteros, not men or women, not "As you can see. you're all that, what the hell are Scott Zimmer just anyone. Everyone! Aside people suck, plain and you doing in BG? der what in the hell they do all Sports Editor Graphics Editor from those of us who keep to Ladies, don't think that I have day. simple." As you can see, people suck, Tony Cavallario ourselves and never talk to any- forgotten about you. No, how Natalie Miller one but our online friends, the find more excuses to drink than could I forget about the whiniest plain and simple. I could go on Entertainment Editor world is full of sucky people. to call their parents? This school group of people around? You and on about how much every- Web Editor Call me what you will but my is nothing but a bunch of drunks constantly complain about the one sucks, white people, black Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown point is one that l believe is who are' too screwed up in the way you get treated, and still people, wall flowers, administra- Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter shared by the majority of the head to realize that they are you find it necessary to wear tion, professors, police officers world. Where do you want to drinking their life away. items of clothing that lead men and the rest of the world. start? Perhaps with yourself. Let's talk about the male pop- to think of nothing more than Everyone sucks! No wonder You are a college student, you ulation. What a bunch of idiots. how to gel you in bed the quick- people are worried about this have the opportunity to learn My favorite ones are the muscle est. world I think that il Y2K hap- and grow in a fairly safe envi- heads. Here are the guys that Then, of course, men are the pens and the world goes into guest column ronment, and yet all you do is wear wife beaters during the bad guys because they are sup- frenzy, great! Let's start all over care about how long before your winter to show off what muscles posed to be the responsible ones. and go back to when we were all While I understand that USG hopefuls work hard to get them- next drink or when the next they have in hopes that some girl They should not take advantage apes and no one said a damn will forgel about their lack of selves elected, I (eel that I have to comment on the way the cam- video game is coming out. Then of poor drunk girls barely wear- word. paigns were run this year. I'm a senior, and I've been here through when you do drink, well let's see brains because she is so ing enough clothing to keep her I'll tell you what else sucks, enthralled at the mediocre people who write articles that three other elections. I have to say, though, that 1 was thoroughly if we can't find some nice piece from gelling arrested while her biceps. are not true! Playing on the emo- disgusted with the behavior I witnessed on campus this year during to pick up while I am out? Sound friends laugh at the fact that And who in the hell created some guy is fondling her in pub- tions and feelings of others. Can the pre-election period. familiar? Don't think so? Well, look around, l bet two bucket hats? When did this lic. I once heard a guy give the you believe that someone would First o(f, many of the people running felt it necessary to bother out off the three closest people to become anything other than an title of a book that should be have the gonads to pull such a students everywhere on campus. I was nagged at the Union, in front you shacked with someone in old man's fishing hat? Does any published, "MEN ARE FROM stunt? Well, I did. Happy April of the Union, outside classroom buildings and outside of the library the last five days and are carry- guy really think that he looks MARS AND WOMEN CAN Fools Day. to be sure I voted for (insert name here). It did no good to tell these ing God knows what disease. cool in one? Please, if you do, KISS MY ASS!" How perfect. people that I was in a hurry, because they continued to harass me as Still don't believe me? Then why seek help and seek it fast. How What about the people who I was walking toward my destination. Flyers were thrust in my face is it on trash pick-up day, the about the guys who think thai write these columns? Who in the ]ud Laipply is still actually a nice from all directions as I tried to get into the library to pick up my Ohi- recycling bins filled with beer Ihey are too cool to dance yet hell do Ihey think they are? guy and hopes no one was offended oLink books. For a USG hopeful trying to give me a flyer, fine, just cans outweigh the trash that is find it fun to stand on the wall Come on, who made you the by his April Fool's prank. He can be quit trying to hand them to me after I tell you I'm in a hurry. picked up? Why do students and stare at the girls as they wise one and all of the rest of us reached at [email protected]. Secondly, I do not appreciate being told to vote for (insert name here) and having flyers and stickers tossed on my table as I'm eating lunch. It's not unusual for people to go to the Union to want to study College 'education' lacks substance at lunch time, and 1 was interrupted on Wednesday by three differ- ent candidates (or their representatives) while 1 ate my sandwich We are shut up in schools and did wake up to find the mouse can't stand it. Some of you give and went over rny notes. Afterwards, I felt like a fugitive as I snuck college recitation rooms for ten or so close at hand, we might lick it me a hard time for not snatching through Moseley to avoid being hassled by the candidates outside fifteen years, and come out at last to get a bit of a taste. Maybe even up the fat mouse in front of me. the Union. with a bellyfull of words and do not sniff it to get its scent. But that's If you all put in the effort to catch Guest not really the point. This fat, lazy one of the mice I'm accustomed It is rude and inconsiderate to "blockade" entrances to buildings know a thing. - Ralph Waldo Emerson ■tupid mouse is laying right next to, you wouldn't settle for the because someone wants to get his/her candidate elected. Students Columnist to us. Some of us do take the common fare either. I know- are busy and need to get to where they're going without being told In the office that I work at, short time and considerably little some of you out there are sick of that (insert name here) is going to revolutionize the way students there is a little comer, and in this effort to snatch up the poor what you're fed and want to do live. If a candidate would like to stand outside of a building and talk corner there is a wooden frame excuse for a mouse. Some of us something about it, but it seems to or hand flyers to students who would like them, fine. I just don't that, because of its position, John Haynik wake up and get a bit of a taste that all the good mice are outside think that fifteen people blocking my way and shouting, "Vote for hides anything in the frame from and that is unfortunately all that and you really feel the need to be (insert name here)" or "Did you vote?" is really the way to win the view of anyone that is not the other cats or our keepers ask fed inside by the professors. friends and influence people. looking at it head on. While I the mouse, the more joy the cat of us. I'm not suggesting you all get Also, insulting people doesn't help anyone to win votes. My was sitting across from this will get from finally catching it. What happens when we wake almost all of your mice from out- friend and I were both called "apathetic students" by one of the can- structure trying to think of some- It is not the mouse's job to allow up to find a spry, young crafty side like me. didates' representatives. Why would anyone vote for someone who thing to write about, I noticed a itself to be caught and it should mouse dancing in front of our Next time your keepers give is calling them names? It's a childish and immature way to prove little knick-knack. It is a little not expect to do so. Just because noses while we sleep next to his you a fat, lazy mouse, at least how "fit" you are for the job of USG senator. statuette of sorts, of a cat and a the mouse runs around the cor- poor excuse for a cousin? take the effort to get up and find mouse slumbering peacefully ner or into a small crevice does You all know what you do one of the good mice in the I would also like to know when all of these USG hopefuls are together. not mean that the cat's job is and you don't need me to tell house. : going to remove their campaign literature from the campus they so I remembered a time not too done. The cat waits until the you. I run around this house and Make no mistake about it. rabidly wanted to represent. Most of my classrooms still have flyers long ago when that same little mouse comes out of the crevice. occasionally the field outside, Most of the keepers get really ! in them, and a lot of the outdoor bulletin boards have election signs ceramic piece was displayed The cat speedily chases the trying to reach all the mice I can hacked off if you don't eat what hanging on them. Many people were passing out flyers in classes, prominently on the secretary's mouse around the comer. When and I see a precious few other they give you. Most of them will leafleting every desk. Think of the people who have to clean these desk. I wondered why it was the mouse ducks into a small cats. I know that most of you are even give you a good whack things up. It's pretty inconsiderate to leave your flyers all over the now hidden from normal obser- hole in the wall, the cat should inside sleeping, occasionally with the broom if you do catch place and expect someone else to sweep them up. vation. I think that it has some- stick its paw into the hole, no feeding on what you're given. one of the other mice they're not In conclusion, I would just like to say that I am not against USG, thing to do with what it could matter what it might catch its I don't want to stir you all too giving you. much. I realize how painful and nor do I know any of the candidates personally. However, I would imply. claws on. The cat should scratch Know this: the keepers are Humor me for a moment if tiresome that could be for you. trying to get the mice too and like to recommend that next year the campaigns be run in a more and scrape around until it gets I'm stirring all the time and I professional manner. To the future candidates: please consider how you will. the mouse. they get really mad if you catch a Let's say that we are the cats. know how difficult it can be. you feel when someone is shoving flyers or literature at you as you When the cat gets the mouse, good one before they do. Some We'll make education the mouse. Plus, if you guys wake up, you of them are short-sighted cross campus. Don't continue to pester people after they've told you he finds a new one to chase. Now, what roles should the So what about this little might clutter the field. There def- enough to think that the fat one they're busy or not interested. While I know that USG is a good cam- mouse have that the cats normal- ceramic piece? initely isn't room in the house for that they caught for you is the pus organization and that the election hopefuls want to get their ly have? Easy. The cat should be I looked at it and laughed. us all if we're chasing the mice. only one. ticket elected, please be more courteous next year. steadily passionate, pursuing the Not because it is a particularly I'm missing the fat mice, Or maybe it's just a little fig- mouse. That is what the cat does. funny piece, but rather because that's for damn sure. Are my urine. In the end, it wants to devour the grades suffering? Probably. Sarah Collins is a guest columnist. She can be reached at sarah@glassc- of what it made me think of. mouse. It tastes great and the We, as students, lay around Our owners keep trying to John Haynik is a guest colum- ity.com. pursuit of it is also enjoyable. sleeping with the mouse curled feed me those fat ass mice, but nist. He can be reached at Copyright "3 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any The faster, leaner and craftier up comfortably next to us. 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gible conversation sounds out of place plaids. Or perhaps I dwell on the fact and grating. Most of my fellow travelers that many of the people I see acting like If somebody gave are barely awake enough to know for couples don't look as though they you a house, what sure where they're going; I can almost should actually be couples; maybe guarantee that if the site of an 8 am or would you do with because their flannels clash, I realize 8:30 am class got changed, no one that there's just something incongruous it? would be able to find the right location by Jackie Martin about the way they act and seem to fit Elisha McFaddin Morgan Deters I appreciate this mental fuzziness It together. Call me masochistic, bul I'm a morning Junior Junior means that no one takes great notice person I feel like I've wasted half the Secondary Ed. Computer Science when the sidewalk is unusually evil and Then I think about what a silly word day if I wake up after 10 a.m.. and that's "I would invite all "Nothing. I'm sure the jumps up in front of me when I'm not "incongruous" is, because, after all, we on a weekend Weekdays. I almost my friends to come bursar would take it paying attention. However, it also means would never say that a combination that always wake up by eight, even if my and live with me so from me." that when I indulge my whim and stop to we could party alarm isn't set to go off for another hour. makes perfect sense is "congruous, look for the cardinal whose song speaks non-stop" s disgusting and occasionally frustrat- would we? So I make a mental note to above the sparrow tumult, anyone ing, because I know quite well that my check with Mr. Webster later and see if who's directly behind me — even four or body needs more sleep than it gets, but "congruous" really is a word that we just five paces away — is going to run right Rochelle Scott nothing I've tried is at all effective at off- neglect, or one of those strange words into me. But it all evens out in the end Freshman setting my internal dock. that only means something when it has Pre-med/Chemistry The fact that the sidewalks aren't as a prefix, like in-ept, dis-combobulated "Invite my friends to However, once I get over being angry crowded also means more freedom for come live in the de-plete, dis-gruntled, non-plussed.... house and party!" at waking up after only six hours of reverie, especially since (strangely sleep, I enjoy mornings. Honestly, it's enough) bicycle traffic is almost nonexis- In the middle of this aimless musing, I not being awake for an 8:30 a.m. class tent It's a perfect opportunity to ponder realize that my preset guidance system that bothers me — it's that fac, that the depths of existence without risking has effected my safe arrival, and I forget Amber Davis David Bowen those classes tend to be the most worth- Freshman mental implosion, since I don't have all about it as I discover that my note- Freshman less. But the walk there almost compen- quite enough time to get in over my Pre-Crim. justice Medical Tech. book is still at home on my futon, where "Sell it." sates for the feeling of time lost beyond head. "Move in." recall due to a boring lecture I never would have left it if I'd really been Unfortunately, alive as mornings make awake before leaving. The campus at shortly after 8 am is a me feel, the fact that my discoveries of far different place than the campus just universal truth always escape indicates For the record. I did finally give in and\ past 9 am Before the first classes of the that I'm not quite as awake as I think, look up "congruous." And just to be per- • People on the street is intended as an unscientific sample ot the student population Anyone day. it's unnaturally hushed. Anyone and I usually end up with trite observa- verse and prove me wrong, il is a word. desperately hoping to be in this feature may find it profitable to hang around the student union around, say. seven-ish But you didn't hear it here who is awake enough to hold an intelli- tions about the most popular colors lor_ Go figure. niBIIOK events All these campus events and more can be^found on the University website: http;//eventg.bgsu.edu/ Thursday 4/1/99 $20 gift certificate to BW3's in 300ZX! 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The Editor-in-Chief, BG Mike Wendling News World &Nation 372-6966 Eye on NATO, Serbs expand Kosovo campaigns The Associated Press nic Albanians and their culture. Shea said Yugoslav forces news BELGRADE, Yugoslavia- were destroying archives includ- Widening its air assault on omplled from staff and wire report* ing property deeds, marriage Yugoslavia, NATO pounded tar- licenses, birth certificates and gets Wednesday near a major financial records. Kosovo city and vowed there .BERYLLIUM "This is a kind of Orwellian would be "no sanctuary" for scenario of attempting to Yugoslav forces trying to rid Congress calls for investigation deprive a people and a culture of Kosovo of ethnic Albanians. the sense of past and the sense of With the air campaign against TOLEDO (AP) — Lawmakers should look into the govern- community on which it President Slobodan Milosevic's ment's involvement with beryllium, a potentially deadly metal that depends," Shea said. forces entering its second week, The Yugoslav war crimes tri- has sickened hundreds of workers across the nation, two U.S. House Western officials acknowledged bunal said Wednesday it had members said. that NATO's missiles and bombs indicted Serb paramilitary leader Beryllium, produced since the 1940s, is used in missiles, bombs had so far failed to stop Bel- Zeljko Raznatovic for Bosnian and jet fighters. grade's offensive in the province. war-era atrocities — an A series of articles published in The Blade this week reported that Russia backed its disapproval announcement seen as a warn- of the NATO campaign with a government and industry officials knew for years about the dangers ing signal to Milosevic about show of force Wednesday, saying what legal action awaits him and of the metal, but allowed weapons plant employees to be exposed to it was dispatching a frigate to the other Yugoslavs for their actions Associated Press Photo it. Mediterranean and putting other in Kosovo. A NATO handout photo shows an aerial view of the destroyed Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, said on Wednesday that she wants to warships on standby. NATO Thousands more refugees military police headquarters in Kula, Yugoslavia, after it was warships firing cruise missiles at find answers about beryllium. In the past year, she has met people from the province poured across targeted by NATO alrstrikes. with beryllium disease and encouraged the National Institutes of Yugoslavia are deployed in the the frontier Wednesday into Adriatic Sea, off the Mediter- ing some border points at a rate the capital, to cross into Albania. Health to investigate. neighboring countries that are of 4,000 an hour. ranean. already overwhelmed by Koso- The Yugoslav government insisted, however, that NATO's U.S. Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa., said there should be congression- With hints from Western vo Albanians who have fled their At least 118,000 ethnic Albani- attacks had provoked the al hearings into the government's role in the industry. He wants to diplomats that NATO bombs homes since the NATO bombing ans have fled to Albania, Mace- refugee exodus. The main vic- increase awareness about beryllium disease. and missiles could soon be rain- began March 24. donia and Montenegro, the UN. High Commissioner for tims of its bombs were civilians, Brush Wellman Inc., a Cleveland-based company, is the nation's ing down on the Yugoslav capi- Long lines of refugees formed Refugees said Wednesday. it said. leading maker of beryllium. Its largest plant is in Elmore, near Tole- tal of Belgrade, NATO at the borders of both Macedonia "The human mind cannot "Because of the bombs of the do. spokesman Jamie Shea on and Montenegro, where depart- Wednesday reiterated the ing Kosovo Albanians said imagine what they are doing aggressors, columns of desperate Company officials have acknowledged that workers there have alliance's insistence that another 5;000 people were com- there," said Sabri Hajzeri, 30, a people stream out in all direc- been exposed to levels of beryllium dust above federal safety levels, Yugoslav security forces are bent ing behind them. The U.N. food painter who was among the first tions," the government said in a report in Tanjug. but maintain that thev have not tried to hide the information. on purging Kosovo of both eth- agency said refugees were cross- group of refugees from Pristina,
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A mix-up in scheduling by Ihe ing Green on March 8, as well as Parents/Family Weekend," said now have to be changed, " he Mid-American Conference office Every year a number of events At least plans haven't been Miami, Central Michigan and Gregory De Crane, dean of stu said. in Toledo has resulted in Bowl- are planned around the Par- finalized for a Parents/Family, ing Green Stale University's Ohio State University, about the dents and associate vice presi- De Crane said his office is in scheduling errors. The MAC dent for student affairs at Bowl- the process of notifying students ents/Family Weekend celebra- Weekend performer, De Crane} football game with Central 1 Michigan being moved back a office had issued more than one ing Green. and local motels about Ihe tion. Last year nearly two do/en said. 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"This is more than a change in dent organizations have sched- publications and schedules have ing rooms, dinner arrangements performers." Lawyer claims 'Jenny Jones Show' pushed alleged killer into madness The Associated Press Amedure, an acquaintance, who contended the show humiliated Fieger said that when Amedure described his sexual fantasies Schmitz, who already was fight- revealed his crush, Schmitz PONTIAC, Mich.— Jenny involving Schmitz as the audi- ing alcoholism, depression and a ence whooped and hollered. Jones' talk show "did everything thyroid condition. heard the audience's laughter A lawyer for "The Jenny Jones but pull the trigger" in the shoot- Show" said in his opening state- Amedure family attorney ing death of a guest who had and "was descending into mad- ment Wednesday that his clients Geoffrey Fieger told the jury in gone on the program to reveal are not responsible because his opening statement that the ness." his secret gay crush, an attorney Schmitz knew that the secret suing the show for $50 million admirer could be either a man or show "did everything but pull Feeney said there was no rea- told a jury Wednesday. a woman. the trigger and they must be held son to examine the menial health The family of the victim, Scott Attorney James Feeney added accountable." of a guest and that after the Amedure, is suing the show, its that he has witnesses who will distributor and its producers, testify that Schmitz and Ame- Fieger also said the program shooting, Schmitz never told claiming their "ambush" TV tac- dure had a sexual relationship tics drove Jonathan Schmitz to failed to adequately look into police he felt he was tricked, after the taping. 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"It's a real drawing 'Meijer will brinn contin- tion of a home on the course. businesses will soon follow. ued commerce," Clark said, She explained that there are "The private sector must card." "The development of the j»olf people who want to get away see that there is a way to make Although Bowling Creen is from the city of Toledo, and course will open up a whole a profit," Hoffman said. growing, Hoffman said it is new marketing tool." Bowling Green provides a nice The University plays a big "We're finding a lot of inter- area role in attracting commercial not growing beyond its ability est in Stone Ridge," said Marc As a result, Bowling Creen businesses because it has a to provide a solid infrastruc- Schaller, a realtor with is also an attraction to many ready pool of well-educated, ture. NewLovc Realty, Inc. "People commercial businesses. With productive workers, according want to live on a golf course." the development of the land to Clark. "We have to be prepared to Clark said more people along 1-75, Meijer will set a "People look at Bowling accept growth," he said. SAFETY Continued from page one. "During the fall a friend of especially about what she always extremely careful," mine had her car broken leaves in her car. Armstrong said. "I don't pay aware of your surroundings. into," Windau said. "She parks Andrea Armstrong, a more attention to things 1 Inn' are predators out there in the lots behind Offenhauer sophomore computer science because it is nicer outside. I so be careful." and someone broke her pas- major, does not need the warm always pay attention to my Jill Windau, a sophomore senger window and stole her social work major, is aware CD player." weather to make her more surroundings. I live in the because of an incident that Windau said from then on aware of her surroundings. dorms and my door is always happened last semester to one she has been very careful, "There are a lot of things locked, even if I am only leav- of her friends. going on like robberies so I am ing for a second." HOUSE Continued from page one. years getting our names out bow." ■ ; , ; hous*, Keece on campus and recruiting But now tnal is.yp.i Alplia said. "I'm expecting great sought since the chapter was quality members," Mundorf has its own house, more is founded. said. 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Small Building, Twinplexes, Lofts — ~ I \ Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports tf 372-2602 'Wright' time for a rally Falcons beat Wright State 7-6 Fontana. After a passed ball exactly what we did. Nick did a Simon doubled to score Kenny By TOD McCLOSKEY scored a run, Cheney settled nice job that way (with the Burdine. The BG News down and struck out junior bunt)." Wright State countered with DAYTON When Joe Josh Hart to end the inning. With two out and Matt Mar- a two-out rally in the fourth Cheney stepped on the mound As Cheney was freezing the cum on first base in the top of inning. With the bases loaded, in the bottom of the fourth Raiders' batters, the Falcon bats the seventh, freshman Len Elias Jim Morris hit a single on a 1-2 inning with Bowling Green came up with big innings of hit a two-run opposite-field pitch off of Fontana to score two down 5-1, his job was simple — their own. homer to left center that cut the runs. The Raiders loaded the stop the flood. "We knew we were going to Wright State lead to three and bases again with a single and a Instead, he built a dam. come alive," Cheney said. "We ignited the BG rally. walk, before Dusty Bean dou- "When Coach brought me in, kept hitting hard shots right at "It feels great to come from bled to score more runs. its my job to hold'em right them. Finally they started behind," Elias said. "It shows "Tony Fontana had terrific there," Cheney said. "Don't falling." character in the team and with stuff and ran a little bit of trou- throw gasoline on the fire and With the game tied in the everybody supporting each ble in the fourth inning," don't make it any worse." eighth inning, freshman Nick other." Schmitz said. "He got the big Cheney pitched five and a Elrod bunted with one out to The next two Falcon hitters strikeout to make it two outs, third innings without giving up score Matt Mlynarek for the pounded hard singles to set up bases loaded, and you've got to an earned run and struck out winning run. Mlynarek had senior cleanup hitter Bob give Wright State credit that six batters as the Falcons (8-9) reached first base on a walk and Niemet. After a Raider pitching with two outs they had a nice came from behind to nip Wright moved to third after Raider change, Niemet hit a RBI single, two-out rally." State (12-8) 7-6 yesterday at pitcher Chris Bedford threw a and freshman pinch hitler Sean The Falcons will face Detroit BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE Wright Stadium. pick-off attempt past the first Ryan doubled off of sidearm (4-12) today at 2 p.m. in their Cheney shut down a Raider baseman- Mark Squire (0-2) to knot the last non-conference game Freshman Len Elias, outfielder, played a key role in yester- lineup that scored six runs in "If you execute right you win game at six. before the team's Mid-Ameri- day's game against Wright State. He hit a two-run homer to the fourth inning, five of which the ball game," BG coach BG took an early 1-0 lead in can Conference opener Satur- help lead the team to victory. were off of pitcher Tony Danny Schmitz said. "That's the second inning when Brad day at Eastern Michigan. Freshmen supply punch in BG victory By MATT STEINER tually, classmate Nick Elrod pitches for balls. On the third rally raged on. Three straight He (pitcher) kind of left one up In the top of the eighth. Fal- would come through with the pitch he fouled one sharply singles brought BG within two high and I got a good hit at it." con Matt Mylnarek led off with The BG News game-winning RBI. down the third base line. With a runs of the Raiders. Following a ball and a strike, a walk. A throwing error on a 2-1 count, the left handed Elias pickoff attempt sent Mylnarek DAYTON — Trailing the "They've been doing a splen- Ryan stepped up to the plate the freshman pulled a double to went with an outside pitch to third setting the scene for Wright State Raiders 6-1 enter- did job," BG coach Danny pinch hitting for third baseman left field scoring both runners. Schmitz said. "We think we sending the ball over the left Matt Best. With Alan Gilhousen Elrod. ing the seventh-inning, the Fal- The score was 6-6. have a verv strong freshmen field wall for a two-run homer. on third and Bob Niemet repre- Mylnarek took a long lead- cons searched for a lift. In the class. They've been impact "I don't try to hit homers," senting the tying run on first, "His (Elias) two-run home off. Suddenly Elrod squared up inning BG clawed its way back players so far" Elias said. "Home runs are mis- Ryan dug in. run with two outs gave us a laying down a bunt toward the tying the score with five runs. The blow that ignited the Fal- lakes. They happen by accident. "Coach always preaches spark," Schmitz said. "We went pitcher. By the lime the ball was Two freshmen, Len Elias and con rally came with two outs But, hitting home runs always being ready," Ryan said. "He on to add three runs that inning. fielded, the run scored giving Sean Ryan delivered four of the and catcher Matt Marcum feels good." told me to get loose and I knew It was a big hit. There's no ques- the Falcons a 7-6 lead and the five seventh-inning runs. Even- standing on first. Elias took two Four hitters later, the two out I was going to get my chance. tion." Luncheon honors Gymnasts remain competitive in MAC BG athletes, teams The team placed fourth in the championships were basketball player Dave By NICK HURM Furlin, diver Jeff Allen and BG began the meet with a The-BGNews ■ By MATTHEW P. LYONS soccer player Nick Kolliniatis. strong showing from Marny Track and cross country run- The BG News The stereotypical phrase Ostreng, and Leslie Malucci on "dumb jock" was put to ners Shannon Baird and Jessi- KALAMAZOO, Mich.— Even uneven bars. After a bye, the Fal- silence. ca LaFene as well as Softball Bowling Green athletics rec- player Erin Johnson were also though they did not come in cons went to balance beam. A ognized its many athletes who nominated on the women's first, the Bowling Green gymnas- few trouble spots put the cham- work just as hard off the field side. tics team made a strong state- pionship out of reach. However as they do on it. Two Junior Club Awards ment Saturday at the Mid-Amer- Emily Gray and Ostreng had The Athletic Academic were also handed out. ican Conference championships solid routines. Cristin McClcllan Honors Luncheon was held in Women's volleyball player the Lenhart Grand Ballroom and biology major Krista hosted by Western Michigan. and Ostreng helped BG's cause yesterday to honor teams, ath- Davis received the award for The Falcons arc still a force in on floor with excellent scores. letes and coaches for athletic the women holding a 3.91 the MAC. Mindy Untch and Ostreng's and academic accomplish- GPA. On the men's side, Fal- Central Michigan won its sec- marks on vault helped the Fal- con baseball player Matt Mar- ments. ond title in as many years. Ball cons round out the day with a Eighty-four athletes were cum received the award. Mar- State and Kent rounded out the honored. These athletes carry cum is an accounting major 192.9. a 3.48 or better GPA. and and holds a 3.7 GPA. top three in the conference. BG "I was real happy with the include 16 who hold a perfect The event also handed out showed improvement by placing teams performance at MAC'S, I 4.0 average. team awards. Coach Denise fourth out of seven teams at the thought we did a good job," said "So often you hear how Van De Walle accepted the event. This broke a five year Kelly Verhoff. well we do athletically, but award for the highest GPA for streak of finishing last in the con- Despite a fourth place finish, many people don't realize our a team with 20 or less players. student athletes are students Van De Walle's volleyball team ference. The rest of the order BG had ample representation in first," Assistant Athletic Direc- averaged a 3.33 GPA. The included Western Michigan, the limelight. At the MAC tor Michael Bartley said. "It's gymnastics team won the Eastern Michigan and Northern awards banquet the previous really nice to recognize their award for the highest average Illinois. night, Oestrong added to her over 20 with a 3.32 GPA. The academic accomplishments The Falcons fourth place fin- awards for the season. Oestrcng and celebrate it." most improved award went ish capped off an impressive reg- was recognized for her four Ath- Special awards of recogni- out to the women's soccer tion were also given out. The team who jumped from a 2.8 ular season. The Falcons fin- lete of the Week awards through- prestigious 1999 Senior Schol- last year to a 3.15 average this ished above the .500 mark for the out the season. She also cap- ar—Athlete Awards were year. first time in seven years. The tured the Mid-American Confer- handed out to men's hockey Another award was hand- only loss on the 5-1 record was a ence Freshman and Gymnast of ed out to Gary Blackney and BG News Photo/SCOTT FAUBER goalie Mike Savard and school-record-setting meet at the Year awards. women's basketball player the football team for the high- est graduation rate. The Fal- Central Michigan. The Falcons The next day Oestrcng contin- Falcon gymnast Christina Treiber practices her routine on the Jacki Raterman. Savard carries beam earlier in the season. The gymnastics team placed a 3.59 GPA and majors in cons 93 percent graduation also reset the school team record ued gathering the awards. She is rate is the second highest Divi- fourth at the Mid-American Conference championships host- finance. Raterman is a mathe- eight times this season. Along the first BG gymnast to capture ed by Western Michigan this past Saturday. matics major and carries a 3.66 sion I rate in the nation in foot- with the record scores, high an individual event title since ball. GPA. attendance marks were also set 1995 when current team co-capt- Falcon Coach Dan Connelly cap- Oestrcng will be the lone repre- "This is a great honor," The BG faculty members all season long. ian Jackie Hafl won the vault. Raterman said. "This award were also honored for their tured his second Mid-American sentative for the Falcons at the means a lot to me." help with the athletes. Falcon Coach Dan Connelly Oestreng won the vault, uneven Conference Coach of the Year NCAA regional at Louisiana Savard gave an emotional "It's a collaborative effort to believed his team did well. bars, balance beam and the all- award in three years. State on April 10. BG travels to speech thanking his mother help our student athletes suc- "We did a nice job. We only around competition. She tied for With the strong showing this Philadelphia as Temple hosts the and his wife for the support ceed," Bartley said. "The acad- had to count one fall and did second on the floor exercise as past weekend, the Falcons are on National Invitational Tourna- emic support office I feel does they have given him during well on bars and floor," said well. Jamie Kent tied for fifth on the way back to the top of the ment on April 18. his career. Other nominees for a great job in helping our stu- Connelly. the uneven bars for the Falcons. MAC. Freshman Marny the award on the men's side dent athletes." \ page 10 The BG News Thursday, April 1, 1999 OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS Major League B.i**'b.ill NBA Glance. ne Absolutely no truth' to Jordan's return PniMMon EASTERN CONFERENCE Avsocl.ilcd Pivss Atlantic Division roni|>ilt-ri :roin wur sourro AMtRICAN LEAGUE W L Pel GB The Associated Press W I Pet. Orlando 22 9 71(1 — Earlier this year, Jordan pro- Kanstf Cily 21 7 .750 Miami 19 9 .679 1 1/2 Michael Jordan's agent said New York 17 14 548 5 FOOTBALL nounced himself "99.9 percent" Seattle 20 9 .690 today there is "absolutely no retired. Since then, he has said he Beaton 17 9 .654 Philadelphia 15 14 .517 6 truth" to a report the five-rime Chicago 17 14 .548 Washington 12 17 .414 9 Brown-Steeler rivalry hasn't picked up a basketball Boston 10 18 .357 10 1/2 MVP is considering coming out Baltimore 12 10 .545 may start season off since hitting the final shot of his Delroit 14 13 .519 New Jersey 5 24 .172 16 of retirement to play for the career — the game-winner in Tamp.! Bay 13 13 .500 Central Divjs on CLEVELAND (AP) — The 4H0 Indiana 20 10 667 — Charlotte Hornets. Utah at the end of Game 6 of the Texas 12 13 Cleveland Browns will return to Oakland 14 16 .467 Atlanta 19 12 .613 1 1/2 Jordan has had preliminary NBA Finals, his sixth title with action after a three-year break Anaheim 13 15 .464 Delroit 18 12 600 2 discussions with NBA commis- the Bulls. New York 13 17 .433 Milwaukee 17 12 .586 2 1/2 with a home game on the Toronto 15 14 517 4 1/2 sioner David Stern and Hornets The scenario of him playing Cleveland 12 16 .429 evening of Sept. 12 against Pitts- Minnesota II 19 .367 Cleveland 14 14 500 5 owner George Shinn about buy- next season, according to Fox, burgh, according to broadcast Toronto 9 20 .310 Charlotte 12 16 .429 7 ing 50 percent of the team. also would include Phil Jackson NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 9 21 .300 11 reports Wednesday night. Fox Sports News, citing being brought in to coach the W L Pet. WESTERN CONFERENCE The Browns would not con- unidentified sources close to Jor- team for one year and Dean Arizona 20 10 .667 Midwest Div sion 9 .667 w L Pet CB firm the team's schedule but said dan, reported Tuesday night that Los Angeles 18 Smith, Jordan's college coach at San Diego 18 11 .621 Utah 21 7 .750 — it might be released as early as one scenario being considered by North Carolina, being brought Pittsburgh 15 II .577 Houston 21 9 700 1 Thursday. Messages seeking Jordan would have him playing aboard as team president. Atlanta 15 12 .556 San Antonio 20 10 .667 2 comment were left with the team one full season for the Hornets St. Louis 14 12 .538 Minnesota 17 13 .567 5 Jordan issued a statement Cincinnati 15 14 .517 Dallas 10 22 .313 13 and at National Football League while his ownership shares were Monday confirming his interest Philadelphia 13 13 .500 Denver 8 22 .267 14 offices in New York. held in a trust or deferred. in owning half the team. New York 14 15 .483 Vancouver 5 24 .172 16 1/2 An opener against the Steel- One of the sources apparently Colorado 13 15 .464 Pacific Division "At this stage," Jordan said, Portland 23 5 — ers, a traditional rival of the Houston 12 14 .462 .821 heard Jordan say he has to "stay "the discussions are very prelim- San ftandaco 13 17 .433 LA. Lakers 21 11 .656 4 Browns, would fulfill a request in shape." inary and I am unsure whether 1 Montreal 12 18 .400 Seattle 15 14 517 8 1/2 by Browns owner Al Lemer, who "There's absolutely no truth to will be able to make an invest- Florida 10 17 .370 Phoenix 14 16 .467 HI has lobbied to play Pittsburgh in Chicago 9 19 .321 Sacramento 13 17 433 11 it," agent David Falk said in a ment on terms that are accept- Milwaukee 9 20 .310 Golden State 12 16 429 11 the opener. statement from his office. able to me." L.A. Clippers 3 25 .107 20 Gill expands Red Wing streak to 4 games The Associated I'ress sion race. neither of them scored a goal. Stephane Fiset to give Detroit a Osgood stopped the Kings' phy at the right point from Luc Robitaille scored for the Gill, out since Feb. 1 when he 2-0 lead in the second. Russ Courtnall and Ray Ferraro behind the net and skated DETROIT — Todd Gill scored Kings, who were coming off a 2- suffered a broken forearm It proved to be the game win- on breakaways in the first and in his first game in two months between the circles in time to 1 overtime win Tuesday night at against New Jersey, quickly ner when Robitaille ruined Chris second periods, respectively. as the Detroit Red Wings beat the Fiset had 35 saves, including a redirect Murphy's shot past Boston, but have now lost five of served notice that he wasn't Osgood's shutout bid with 4:02 Los Angeles Kings 2-1 on their last seven. glove stop on a breakaway by Fiset. It was Fedorov's 23rd goal going to be timid in his return as remaining with his 34th. Wednesday night for their fourth The Red Wings' winning he took on Steve McKenna in a Vyacheslav Kozlov in the third. of the season. He has five goals Osgood made 27 saves in his straight victory. streak coincides with the arrivals first-period fight. The Kings outshot Detroit 15- in his last six games and at least Sergei Fedorov also had a goal 164th Red Wings win. That broke 12 and had more chances in the of Chris Chelios and Wendel Then, after Fedorov scored the one point in six straight. for the first-place Red Wings, Clark in trades last week. But only goal of the first period, Gill a tie with Harry Lumley for sec- first period, but Fedorov scored who moved nine points ahead of Wednesday marked the first time worked his way around the ond place on the team's career the only goal at 15:47. Gill scored at 11:57 for the idle St. Louis in the Central Divi- in four games with Detroit that Kings' defense and beat goalie victory list. 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Owlsey. April 1,1999 induction ceremony was a Entertainment Editor few weeks ago. This year NEW MUSIC many great artists were SOUNDS Tony Cavallario 372-2604 inducted, such as Paul * N-2 ►> N-2 McCartney and Bruce Spring- steen. But among some of the greats, there were more ques- tionable (to say the least) inductees this year, such as Billy Joel and Del Shannon. Heavy blues cowboys call midwest home Del Shannon only had the one hit ("Runaway"), why is he in there? Come for the bacon, stay for the rock Billy Joel's inclusion does- n't make much sense. To be their future plans- Astro-Man at the Metro in Cash Money, a two-piece Chicago, they found bacon siz- inducted into the Hall of By JOHN WENZEL Fame, not only do you have to composed of John Humphrey zling on a hot plate as they came The BG News be good, but you have to (vocals, guitar) and Scott out on-stage. In fact, the entire show signs that you influ- Chicago has Giampino (drums), is an imme- venue, dressing rooms included, enced music for years follow- always been cele- diately memorable band. smelled like bacon. Humphrey ing (that's why it takes 25 brated as a musi- Besides the fact that they can tells me it created the perfect years after an artist's first cally vibrant city. churn out the same volume of atmosphere for their special album to get in). In the first half of music as a full band (despite blend of traditional country, Now, honestly, what rock this century, it their size), both members have blues and rock. Most of their artists were inspired to write earned a reputation as one of the an incredible stage presence. music, in fact, can be likened to music because of "Uptown centers for the burgeoning This is due in no small part to the unreleased soundtrack of Girl?" American blues scene, spawning the fact that they're over six feet Sergio Leone spaghetti western However, some exclusions vigorous, original music left and tall, but also to their years of (albeit a frenetic, adrenaline- are more enigmatic than the right. experience and practice pumped soundtrack). Photo Provided inclusions. Black Sabbath, one Today, Chicago remains an (Humphrey, for example was "I like to try to keep it all over P.W. Long's Reelfoot combine frantic blues, rock and country. of the greatest rock bands of axis point for new and exciting lead singer/guitarist of the late the map," Humphrey says. "I all time, and one of the music. Two bands that loosely God & Texas). don't want to pin it down to (of Blues Explosion), because I'm of talent with technology. founders of metal, is not in the lake cues from its blues scene are And of course, they fry bacon where we're playing the same older than him," Humphrey "I hate when you see bands Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Cash Money and P.W. Long's on stage. damn song. That gets a little bor- says. "Not that I don't like them, live and they suck, but their Why? They've been eligible Reelfoot. Both are on the inde- "Where did you gel the idea ing." but I don't really see us doing records sound okay," he says. for three years, and turned pendent record label Touch & (or that?" I ask. But of course, being on the anything similar. Especially at "They can't play live because down after being nominated Go, and they continue the tradi- "We have to give credit to the Touch & Go and having affinities this point, where they're out rap- they played 50 million takes into twice. Without Black Sabbath, tion with vigor and originality, man who did it," Humphrey with their labelmates brands ping over a tape like the f'kin' a computer and had it (polish) rock and roll as we know it adding their own little touches says, noodling around on his them to an extent as an indie- Beastie Boys." their songs." He shakes his head. simply would not exist. to the raw, emotion-laden genres guitar as we sit in a booth back- rock band, as well as garnering Cash Money certainly back "It has its merits for Celine Dion, There's also other great of blues, country and punk. stage. comparisons to better-known up their claims. Most of their lat- but no place for anybody who rock artists that are excluded, Cash Money and P.W. Long's "It was Coco from Man or but lesser-talented artists. est album, Halos of Smoke and wants to rock." like Alice Cooper and Deep Reelfoot traveled through Tole- Astro-Man," Giampino says. "Your liner notes are very spe- Fire, was recorded live with no Giampino agrees, saying that Purple. The creators of do last month, playing shows at "We toured with them and they cific about influences," 1 say, computers and almost no over- engaging an audience with a "Smoke on The Water" aren't Frankie's a couple weeks apart were like, 'Hey, you guys should looking over names like Elvis dubs. When they play live, one good performance is better than in. but the people that wrote from each other. I was fortunate get a hot plate and cook up Presley, Freddie King, Johnny can sense a certain power and pleasing a pre-sold crowd. "Don't Stop" are? enough to get a chance to chat bacon on-stage.'" Cash and Led Zeppelin. cohesiveness to the music. "Winning over audiences like Also, pioneers of other with the bands about their new When Cash Money played "Yeah, because I don't want to Humphrey complains that many that is much harder," he says, their last show with Man or hear that I'm aping Jon Spencer bands today cushion their lack music forms are pointlessly records, their hometown and • See BLUES, page N-3. excluded. Nirvana, The Pix- ies, and several other ground- breaking bands of the late '80s •and early '90s cited Mc5 as huge inspiration. They are Syd Barrett: Floyd's crazy diamond shines on more radical and outspoken than almost every other band By JAMES ELDRED band, due to his constantly degenerative stop him from making music. He made in the early '60s (quite an The BG News condition. No one knows exactly what two full solo albums. The Madcap Laughs ESSENTIAL SYD happened to Syd, but many have con- and Barrett (both produced in part by accomplishment). He's influenced bands worldwide. His Piper At The Gates Of Dawn Mc5 pioneered the use of cluded that a combination of extreme LSD Roger Waters and David Gilmour). These songs have been covered by everyone abuse in the years following the first I don't care what people say, THIS is distortion and other methods from David Bowie to The Smashing albums are incredibly bizarre and very the album that album, and possibly a dormant mental of rock back in 1968. Their Pumpkins. He's inspired some of the different than anything he did with Pink defined '60s music, condition (such as schizophrenia) are the early work is just as ground- greatest selling rock albums of all times. Floyd. Mostly just Syd with an acoustic not that Sgt. Pepper causes of what happened to him. breaking as many other 1960s He also vanished from the music scene guitar, these albums are very intimate and album everyone After the release of the first album, Syd bands that are included. due to the fact that he's completely many give you an insight into Syd's talks about. This began to act very strange. He would stand Another classic band from insane. He is Syd Barrett. mind. album is excellent. in a daze when the curtain went up to the late '60s is Kraftwerk, a Syd Barrett was the founder of Pink After the second album, Syd's mental The haunting play, refusing to sing or even hold his gui- Floyd and for several of their singles and condition continued to degenerate even Astronomy band that practically invented tar. Often he would walk around with an The Piper at for one full album, he was their head Domine" is reminis- electronic music. They pre- odd look in his eyes, acting without emo- further. He couldn't write any song that Gates of Dawn songwriter, guitar player and lead singer. date all forms of popular tech- tion. Other times he would be extremely made sense, and if he did, he wouldn't be cent of later Floyd With Barrett, Pink Floyd took music to no by almost 20 years, releas- active, sometimes writing several songs a able to sing it. He would begin to drift on (they still play it live), while the bizarre new heights in 1967 with the release of song "Bike" is like nothing else they ever ing their first albums in 1968. day, and then giving incredibly forceful in the middle of a song, or sing something Piper At The Gates Of Dawn. This album, that didn't match what he was playing on did. The highlight of the album, however, Techno and electronic music the ultimate in psychedelic music, is live performances later in the night. the guitar. After a few attempts, the third is the 10 minute plus "Interstellar Over- has certainly influenced rock groundbreaking in every way possible, However, over the course of the fol- lowing year, the bad days began to out- Syd Barrett album was scrapped. The few drive." inusk in many ways. Without and Syd wrote all but one of the songs. This raw instrumental masterpiece is number the good, and the rest of Pink complete songs, along with a few other music like this, synthesizers The next Floyd album, Saucerful Of the pinnacle of progressive rock music. Floyd had no choice but to let him go. outtakes, were put on an album released Secrets, was to be Barrett's last with the This album is great, not only for its Syd would not have achieved the David Gilmour replaced him on guitar, in the early 90s called Opel. While not a Barrett-fueled songs, but also to see how popularity that they have and Roger Waters took over on vocals. great album, it does have a few excellent Pink Floyd started. today. Without Syd they would go on to record songs. 1967 Singles Sampler It will be interesting to see such albums as Dflr*r Side Of The Moon, Syd still lives today with his sister in This is what came before Piper. The Wish You Were Here, and The Wall. what happens in the next few England. He doesn't talk to many people, first three singles released by the band Although Syd was not with the band dur- years, when the pioneers of and his mind is still not what it used to be. (the only singles by the band until The ing these albums, many of the songs are rap begin to be eligible. Will If asked, he would hardly remember Wall in 1979) are collected on this CD about or inspired by him. The crazy rock Grandmaster Flash get cast those early days as a musician and would with their B-sides. Their first U.K. hit, star Pink in The Wall is based on Syd, and aside, despite being one of the not believe anyone if they told him Pink Arnold Layne," a song about a klepto- there's even a backward message in the maniac crossdresser is included, and has first rappers ever to have a album about him. And the epic-length Floyd is one of the most successful bands number one hit? of all time. He has no clue that he had a to be heard to be believed. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" off of Also included is one of the weirdest What about RUN D.M.C.? hand in creating some of the most influ- Wish You Were Here is also about Syd. He's songs ever to be released as a single, Will they be forgotten despite the crazy diamond. ential music of the 60s. Even though Syd Even though he only got to record one stopped making music, his legacy will Photo Provided • See ESSENTIAL page N-3.1 • See Sabbath, page N-3. full album with Pink Floyd, that didn't never go away. David Hawkins will read from Hall on Wednesday, April 7, April 5, 8 a.m. to A tale of Traditional music their fiction and poetry tonight 1999. The event is sponsored by 7 p.m. on the< good vs. evil in Prout Chapel at 7:30 p.m. the department of German, second floor of by Lelia Glick,( of Nepal performed news Russian and East Asian Lan- the Saddlemire Salzburg pianist "Thorn in Her The group guages and the Mid-American building. Tickets Heart," will be MFA writers to Center for Contemporary Music. will also be on Shringara Nepal visits BG campus tr performed at will perform in sale in the UAO office, 330 Stu- read at Prout dent Union, from April 6 to 16. the Joe E. Brown Theatre. The Bryan Recital Hall Pianist Stan TMBG tickets SI play runs from Wednesday, on Sunday, April 11. They will Creative Ford, a professor Tickets are $14, $17, and $20. Writing MFA April 7 through Sunday, April performingsongs from Nepal's at the Mozarteum on sale Monday "Thorn in Her Heart" 11. Shows are at 8 p.m. Wednes- tropical jungle, hill country and alumni Mike in Salzburg, Aus- Czyniejewski, ft the Himalayas. The perform- tria, will perform Tickets for the They Might Be debuts Wednesday day through Friday and 2 p.m. Jenn Gibbs and nance starts at 8 p.m. m a free concert in Bryan Recital Giants show will go on sale on Sunday. t ) .-i^c N The BG News Thursday, April 1, 1999 Tonight Show" with Jay Leno, Boston-based Six Going On and "Late Night" with Conan Seven is called Heartbreak's Got O'Brien llackbent. Their debut album. Self With the expected soon-to-be- Made Mess, was the second-ever hits, "Coming Up Roses," "Sky is release on the growing Some now sounds Falling" and "I'm Alright," Records label. Owsley isn't struggling to be Singer/bassist Josh English heard. The Beatlesesque "Com- and drummer Will Bartlelt met of this record has a little technol- Isotope 217 has released a stun- pumping, this album is for you. ing Up Roses" features an amaz- while at Southern Oregon State ogy added to it. Orbit has done ning gem, a crazy, beautiful and This is a sprawling master- ing guitar opening, and such University together and added for Blur what he did for Madon- intricate record. piece, a fusion of high and low powerful lyrics as "Drowning in guitarist James Bradford into the points, tough and tender parts. na; he took the band in a new Taking music to a higher level, a sea of sorrow, she won't be here mix later. Starting off with the direction and he made it work. Isotope 217 is a dramatic mix of It's a fantastic ride, with sound tomorrow." name Puppet Show, Six Going There is also an emotional ele- jazz and house music, of spacey effects included. "I'm Alright" and "Oh No the On Seven was louring with the ment. Many songs are full of guitar and phenomenal bass -Mike Hammer Radio" are definite gems as well. likes of Girls Against Boys early lyrics that have something to do lines, of poetry and cliff diving. "Oh No the Radio" is filled with in their career. with lost love or new love. An It's everything music should be. catchy up-tempo rhymes, an They released Mess in 1997 example of this can be found in With only two songs, taking almost intoxicating barrage of and a split seven-inch single "Caramel," which states, "It's about 10 minutes each. Isotope masterful lyrics. with Flot Water Music in 1998, over ... You don't need to tell me 217 speaks with no vocals to an Owsley brings an energy lhal touring all the while before tak- ... I hope you're with someone amazing amount of people, grabs the listener, and won't let who makes you (eel safe in your ing a break to record the new Blur: 13 telling them there's hope. There go until the last cord. The artist is album. sleep." is hope of fusing together the here to stay, and his throwback The new album is good, but 1999-Virgin There an? some minor glitches sound and the spirit. style is about to take us all by not spectacular. Six Going On Blur has returned with one of to be found. Some of the songs Both songs, "Commander storm. Seven showed a lot in their the most anticipated albums of on the album are just a little too Mindfuck"and "Designer," were -Cory /. McCartney debut, but have not improved the year, and this time around long. "Carame" clocks in at recorded live and remixed later. they have brought producer almost eight minutes. Any song, like they should have for this The songs actually have no title, album. Heartbreak is a solid piece William Orbit along for the ride. even if it is a good one, can seem but arc identified by the produc- Owsley: sit Orbit was partially responsible a little hard to listen to after a of recording, produced nicely by er who remixed it. "Commander Brian McTernan, but it does not for Madonna's new sound on few minutes. It also gets a little 1999-Giant Mindfuck" is Mike Kandal from fulfill Six Going On Seven's early "Ray of Light," and his influence sketchy when the CD goes from the Astralwerks one-man band promise. rubs off on Blur. one song to another. Tranquillity Bass. "Designer" is Remember this name, because There is also a lot of emotion Blur has successfully pulled it won't be the last time that you The songs on Heartbreak, like Casey Rice, a prominent Chicago "Southbound," "How to sell the put on to the CD. Bassist Alex away from the Britpop crowd producer. hear it Owsley. Pure and simple, James recently told England's Q with 13. It is one of the best CDs his debut album is extraordinary. Brooklyn Bridge" and "Valen- These two songs send an tine, they're dropping like flies" Magazine that a big part of the to come out so far this year. It array of sounds straight into The guitar-driven masterpiece has the same power to it of an are catchy and well put together, album deals with the end of adds just enough technology, but your soul. Horns screech, then singer Damon Albarn's high-pro- you still know that it's rock and early Beck album. This guy is the but not new. It's not bad, it's just mellow out, beats glide, guitars the same old thing. file breakup with Elastica's Jus- roll. sprinkle dandy little bends real deal. Six Going on Seven/ Owsley delivers powerful The lyrical daring that English tine Firshman. As James simply -Lisa Bellinger that'll make you smile. Isotope lyrics, accompanied by melodic Heartbreaks got showed in Mess is continued, but put it, "There's blood on the 217 is dueling horns with a rock 'n' roll, the kind of catchy not expanded. The music will get tracks." syringe full of spile, set over top Backbeast lyricism that hasn't been seen for you to bob your head to the beat, The record starts off with an epic soundtrack. 1999 - Some "Tender," which was also the quite some time. but not really infect you. Following up their fantastic The sophomore effort from first single to be released from Owsley's self-titled debut is -Mike Hammer debut album, The Unstable Mole- produced, written and sung by the album. It's a far cry from the cule, released on Thrill Jockey, band's big hit "Song 2." We get to the Anniston, Ala. native, a was no easy task. But, by effec- musician with a long track midwest concert box hear Albarn pour his heart out tively bootlegging themselves, .with the assistance of a gospel record. Owsley was a former Toledo: Isotope 217 has recorded the band mate of Ben Folds Five choir. It has a mellow, almost improvisation that is largely not 4.24.99/Kid Rock/Main Event unplugged quality to it. when they were younger, and Cleveland: captured by a studio album. The was in Amy Grant's touring Another stand-out track is energy contained within these 4.1,99/Jonny Lang/Gund Arena "1992." If you were to put Thorn band. 4.4.09/B.B. King/Playhouse Sqr. Center two live songs is amazing. Owsley's big break came Yorke of Radiohead in here, it Isotope 217: EP This album is edgy; it moves 4.9.99/Slayer/Agora could pass for one of his own when he crossed paths with Columbus: and it leaps, actually. If you're a Mutt Lange, who needed some- -songs. However, this one sounds 1999 - Aesthetics 4.11.99/Afghan Whigs/Schottenstein Center fan of bands like The Sea and body to do a duet with his wife better as a Blur number. Cake or Paul Newman, a fan of 4.24.99/Six Going On Seven/Fire Exit Orbit's technical influence is Following some other bands on numerous television broad- electronic music, or of jazz Detroit: evident on "Battle." Its begin- in and around Chicago, like The casts. Lange's wife, Shania music, whether you like to 4.2.99/Placebo/Clutch Cargo ning could pass for something in Sea and Cake, in producing a Twain, appeared with Owsley on lounge away the afternoon or 4.2 .99/Clutch/Harpo"s a science fiction movie. The bulk jazz, electronic, lo-fi fusion thing, such late night staples as "The run some laps to get the heart Friday Saturday GRAND OPENING! a new restaurant e specializing in.... £0QN?e5 LARGE V 1 sub sandwiches soups & salads fsJ^ l BUY ANY SMALL SUB _ fff^H *f TV rtl HMMN GET A SMALL SUB "V^B IVH-.W.IIII>. ■1 4W-4HI M* m* iHmtmi *i¥eifrfiif Saateit "GQDNieS located at 140 E. 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But each year, more Not more than two weeks after Cash Money's stellar show, "No, most of it's just a plea for I jsk Long and drummer "I gol a pretty good thing back today with the advent of and more questionable acts are mercy," P.W. Long answers mal- P.W. Long and his band Reelfool McNeilly if Ihey mind being going on in Western Canada," he Trip-hop music, and hard rock being admitted, while the num- ter-of-faclly. "I wanted the called an "indie" band due to the says. "I don'l know why. I don't appeared in Toledo with Crypt bands like Limp Bizkit equip- ber of highly influential, but less album to be like a social lubri- fact that they're on Touch & Go. ask why." Record's Bantam Rooster. Sup- ping a DJ in their bands. It popular acts are cast aside. cant." "Well, that's our label, our And that about sums it up. porting their new album, Push would be a shame to see extraor- Something has to change soon, "Asocial lubricant?" definition. They pul our records Long and his bandmates Me Again, Long and drummer dinary acts like RUN D.M.C. "Yeah, or a sexual lubricant," out," Long says. "I don't think recently cut a batch of demos, or we may see Bon Jovi get in Mac McNeilly (formerly of Jesus he replies, puffing on his ciga- we sound like the quintessential influenced in part by a New excluded. before Ozzy Osbourne does and Lizard) talked to me for a few rette. indie bands." Orleans sound ("lots of horns The Rock and Roll Hall Of that's just wrong. minutes before their set. "Your biography describes Preston Long certainly seems and back up vocals"), and ESSENTIAL Following his last, mostly your vocals as sounding like a like someone not to question his should be putting together a acoustic effort, We Didn't See 'kicked dog,'" I say. talent or luck. Saying things like, new album soon. Continued from page one. You On Sunday (T&G, 1997), "I didn't write thai," he says. "All press is good press," and "I In the meantime, creative fans P.W. Long had another album's "I don't know what that just go out there and play," may can catch both Cash Money and "Apples and Oranges." The dis- Also an exclusive to this worth of songs sitting around. means." seem self-effacing, but his senti- P.W. Long's Reelfoot in Chicago, jointed lyrics hardly fit with the album is "Candy and A Currant Ultimately, he decided to put oul "Well, do you think that's an ment is genuine. if you're lucky. bizarrely paced guitar rhythms Bun" (originally "Let's Roll the focused, all-rock Push Me in the back. The resulting song Another One"). Another terrifi- Again. The growling vocals, about a girl shopping for fruit cally odd pop song, this was also intricate, distorted guitar work When did things stop making sense? bombed when it first came out, one of the first songs to be and breakneck drums and bass and this is the only album it is A long time ago. Make.sense of the nonsense, and check out the weather, crossword. Peo- released as a single that hnd the infuses the album with a raw, dreaded f-word. ple on the Street, and more. Page Three, Monday through Friday In The BG News. available on. emotional tone. PUBLIC AUCTION STUDY ABROAD ORIENTATIONS Customers Support Group for Women BGSU Surplus Inventory The Education Abroad Ofltce will sponsor two PERSONALS Needed with Anoreua A Bulemia Concerns. Wednesday, April 14, 1999,10:00AM pre departure orientation sessions for all stu- Sal's Bakory (near Chi-Chi's & Dominos) is Women's Center. 108A Hanna Hall Location: Reed Street Warehouse, Bowling dents studying abroad during summer 1999, looking for customers. Bagels baked daily, Mondays. 8:30 10:00pm Green, Ohio. Neil to RR tracks between (all semester 1999 or the enure 1999-2000 computer access by the 1/2 hr, futons, fresh Group support and interactive Reed Street and Frazee A v.. 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POOL SNACK 1-800-498-2487, or EF Foundation lor Foreign AVAILABLE FOR FALL Subleaser wanted N«ce i bdrm apt. avail, im- Students, are you looking for a part lime fob? FOR SALE STAND, MAIN CLUBHOUSE ScuOyati 800-44-SHARE. 2 bdrm turmshed 704 5th St fned through July. Optional 12 mo. lease lor We need students who want to make their own i968Cavalier$l250obo WAITER/WAITRESS AND BUSSING 2 bdrm unfurnished 710 7th St next year. All util inc. lurmshed. good location Now hiring 2nd shilt sanitation crew workers hours M-F. from 4-6 hours a day. Company is IBM pc & printer $175 obo. Phone 353-7374 STAFF. Scheduling procedure conducive with 352-3445 tor more information t3QS'rno .negotiable 352-7735. 7-11pm. Start $7.00/hr. Apply at Greenhne looking tor Auditors. Job duties include: count- summer acDvities Pay scale is progressive for Produce Co. 12700 S. Dixie Hgwy. BG. ing, sorting, and inventory lor warehouse. Subleaser needed lor summer. SlSOVmonth. individuals who achieve. Club's address 2196 Full si2e sleeper sola-good condition. $70 ne- $6 OOhr Call today" CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING Across Iromcampus. Call Enc at 353 1299. Riverside Drive. Columbus, Ohio 43221 FAX Nuralng-RN/LPN- Part time working with gooable. Chatr-$20 negotiable, call Alex @ REMEDY 872-1929. SECRET IN BG! Clean, 2 bedrooms, lully (614) 486-8327 PHONE (614) 486-4341. children and adults with developmental disabili- 372-136^ ties. Applications and tour every Wednesday. furnished, dishwasher, laundry facilities, u- PnmestarrTjirecTV. Because of our recent tilitles provided, on*slte manager, balcony HELP WANTED 9:30-10.00am and 4:30-500pm Or contact SUMME R JOBS AVAILABLE DJ neededFri A Sal's. Checkers Pub 809S. merger we have an incredible oiler lor you as units available. Call tor an appointment: Human Resources (419) 865 0251 Sunshine Staying in BG this summer? Looking for part- Main. 3S2-9837. low as $22 99/mo-76 channels. Call 352-9909 Inc. ol Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee time work that won't conflict with classes? Be- $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Direct Care/Residential Specialist Full and Western Rd. Maumee. OH EOE come aSOFTBALL UMPIRE. The BG Umpires now-1-077-823-2688. Female roommate needed for 4 bedroom Fonnfo call 203 319-2802. part nme positions available to provide care Associabon is looking lor men or women to house, i year lease, $255/mo • utilities, cose Painters NEEDED. Summer work Good start and support to individuals with developmental umpire in the city recreation leagues. Umpires 21 ♦ HOUR! to campus Cell Enn 372-3912 disabilities living m the Children's Home and ing pay ♦ bonus Cleveland area. Northcoasi Easy Work Processing Mail or Email needed for either slow-pitch or fast pitch FOR RENT area group homes, including Bowling Green College Painters 216-529-6319. games. Earn $14-30 per game. II interested, Grad student-1 room apartment, quiet neigh- From Home or School' For Details borhood $275 • utilities Available after Apnl Primarily afternoons, evenings, and week- Pan ome youth worker. Someone to spend contact Jim at 352-4159 or 372-9858. Email: Apply4now@smartbot nei IS! 353-1740. 770 937 6764 ends. Starting wage $7.14-S8.52 depending on time with teen girls in a group home setting, eiperienosveducation. Comprehensive train- that is completely family or^nted Degree not UCF is seeking a PR major lor a part time paid Grad. students. 2 bdrm. brick, large yard ing program and excellonl benefits Must be required Personality and willingness to learn, internship position to replace a Dec. 99 gradu $795/mo plusdep & uM No pets 353 7257. 375 Counselors and Instructors needed I 18. have a valid dnver's license and good driv- participate in activities are our major require- ale You must be available for Fall 99 semester kwt message. Coed summer camps in Pocono Mountains. ing record, physically fit and able to lift 60ibs ments. You can check us out through Wood lor training. For mfp call 352 7534 GEORGETOWN MANOR PA. Lohikan. i -800- 488- 4 32 i . Applications and tour every Wednesday County DHS Childrens Unit at 352-7566. Job www.lohikan com. For 1999-2000 school year 9:30-I030am and 4:30-5:0.0 pm. Sunsfune requires valid drivers license (to drive our vehi- Waitresses needed Fridays and Saturday. 800 3rd Street Houses for rent: All 12 month leases, tenants Inc of Northwest Ohio, 7223 Maumoe- cles) own transportation. (30 mms Irom BG) Checker's PuD. 809 South MJ n. 35? 9837 1 bedroom pay utilities, security deposit & parental guar- antees 8GSU Pre-College Enrichment Program<- Westemnd . Maumee,Oh>o.EC€. and willing to work with teen girls, and a 10 yr Wo are looking for aquatic, aerobic, & kickbox- Fully furnished. AC. old boy, and to help with entertainment and 730Elm-2BR, $475rmonth available now PEP) Home City Ice Company is now hiring lor these ing instructors and personal trainers. Flexible Laundry facility, no pets. educational trips (close by). For extensive de- 734 Elm-3BR. 2 Bath. $725/month. available Summer Program Assts. and Math Instruc- positions: Route Drivers. Production Stackers, schedule. Pay based upon experience Parking, prof, maintenance tails, hours, and compensation, call Aug 15 tor Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible ($t0-$20/hr) Full dub benefits. Call Tiffany at Reasonable rent One lead program assistant, three males and 1-419 825-5576. or drop a line to Ohio Teach- Gas heat, water & sewer included. 3l6R Management Inc. 19001 N. Dixie Hwy • Bowling Green, OH Now leasing Tor Fall (2 miles north of BGSU) 7Ve (ove ifou -, 1999-2000 Open 7 Days A NO PETS ALLOWED! Management Inc. Week 319 E. Wooster St. TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! HillsdaleApis., 1082 Fairview. (Across from Taco Bell) Large studios, high vaulted ceilings. unique floor plan, ear ports RENTAL LINE: 110 EIGHTH ST. 9 1/2-12 mo Leases New Construction! 3 BR. 2 Start al $350. Call 353-5800 354-2260 bath, Limit 3 people. $900.00 per mo., deposit $900.00. 451 THURSTIN Lease Aug. 22. 1999 to Aug. from: 308 crew Efficiencies for summer and Management inc. 12, 2000. Papi, Brooke, Jen Aug. to May. Assigned Evergreen Apts., 215 E. Poe. Parking. Starts al $310.00. lifllciencies & huge I bdrms. laundry 259 S, PROSPECT on site, lots or parking. BtT starts at 517 E. REED Down. 2 BR - Limit 2 Grad. $230. I bdrms Starts at $340. One bedroom for Aug. to Students Only $439.00 per Call 353-5800 May. Starts at $380.00 mo., plus utilities. Deposit $439.00. Lease May 16, /CfEfcCA 521 E. MERRY 1999 to May, 6 2000. Management Inc. Two bedrooms for Aug. to Willow House Apts., 830 4th St. May. Assigned Parking. 530 E. MERRY ST. 1 bdrms. gas. heal. A/C Remodeled Starts at $500.00. 3 BR. Limit 4 people. Starts at $375 Call 353-5800 Dinner 449-455 $670.00 per mo., deposit Includes choice of $670.00. Lease from potato and our S. ENTERPRISE Aug. 22, 1999 to Aug. 22, famous salad bar Management Inc. One bedroom for Aug. to 2000 Noon. • Summer 1999 BG News Editor May. Starts at $330.00 Wooster House, 716 E. Wooster. I bdrm. 400'mi) + I Ice One minute •Fall 1999 BG News Editor HOUSES ^Kcat/mamA from South Hall Many other locations STEAK HOUSE • 1999-2000 Gavel Editor AVAILABLE Call 353-5800 available. A complete 163 South Main Street-Bow • 1999-2000 Key Yearbook Editor listing is available at the 1999-2000 • 1999-2000 Miscellany Editor rental office. Management Inc. MANY APARTMENT LOCA- • 1999-2000 Obsidian Editor Stop in, our friendly TIONS AVAILABLE. STOP HIGHLAND Stop b> our office at 1045 N. Main staff will help you find IN THE RENTAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT St tor complete listing or FOR A COMPLETE LIST- Call 353-5800. Application forms may be picked up at 204 West Hall. the perfect home for ING. WE CAN HELP YOU! 130 E Washington Street Howling (irein www.wcnet.org/-mecca Deadline is Friday, April 16th, 5 p.m. next year! 354-6036 Graduate sludcnl housinu Avail. Now & Fall' NEWLY REMODELED ITS FOR YOU! 803-8158lhSt./Avail May 1 si • Dishwashers • New refrigerators Gain Experience Before • Disposals PR.0UPLY PRESENTS: • All new paint throughout • Self-cleaning ovens You Graduate! • New kitchen cabinets • Ceramic tite • Ceiling tans COMPLETE APT. MAKEOVER! We are looking for sales $550/ma, 12 mo. tease representatives to sell for Build your resume The Highlands 220 Napoleon Rd. BGSU Directories. Gain Work flexible hours One oedroora laundry faahfies n Didg.. a/c. quiet • Make a commitment From $395/mo. Experience before you ' from April to August The Homestead- Graduate! Performing: Rockin' Electric E3lues!!! Graduate Housing • Gain valuable contacts One and two bedroom A/C. Featuring songs from: Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi on-ste loundry ceramic We, soundproof construction, skylights • Must have own car Hendnx, Steve GormW, Tinsley Ellis, Fabulous dishwashers, vaulted ceilings From $450/mo Thunderbirds. F-bone Walker Let us help you make a tough decision easy ecl or stop by the office IOQW Tonight: April 1 at 10:00p.m. Call 354-6036 Apply at 214 West Hall or Call 372-0430 for more information. From 9-4 > 19 & OVER WELCOME i *