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Monday, February 21,1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 77, Issue 102
Monday Feature DeWine to by Leah Barnum join Senate Olscamp aide a notable debate in BG by Kirk Pavellch WBGU TV-27; and Greg Franke Barber's passions include traveling overseas, ice-dancing editor-in-chief of WFOB radio. Each candidate will be given The University's College Re- three minutes for an opening publicans will host the first de- statement, followed by one ques- bate between all of the Republi- tion to each candidate from each can U.S. Senate of the three panelists, Mirrotto hopefuls to- said. After the candidates' re- night in Ko- sponses, each of the other candi- backer Hall. dates will have the opportunity The event, for a one-minute rebuttal. featuring can- Mirrotto said each of the can- didates Lt. Gov. didates will then be given four Mike DeWine, minutes for a closing statement. Bernandine Mirrotto added that the Uni- Healy and state versity CR's are excited about Sen. Eugene the event because it very well Watts, begins could be the only college campus at 7 p.m. The race is for the Sen- debate of the campaign. ate seat that will be vacated by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum. "It's a big honor that they're As late as Thursday, the ques- taking this one so seriously," she tion of which candidates would said. "We're really excited be- attend still remained in doubt. cause it just gives us another op- While Healy and Wans had portunity to show that we are the committed to attending the de- most outstanding club in the na- bate in late January, representa- tion." tives of DeWine's campaign claimed that they had not been The College Republicans, who notified of the event until last were recognized this past July in week. Washington, D.C. as the Most "I have every reason to believe Outstanding College Republican that they did receive our propos- al," said Stacy Mirrotto, BGSU College Republicans president, who added that invitations were United States mailed to each of the three can- didates Jan. 18. "Our only mis- Senate Debate take was not sending them regis- tered letters."
The use of false IDs is on The hockey team won an EN Today, mostly cloudy INSIDE the rise, say local bar E-jfl Student filmmakers can MI overtime thriller asainst 1—1 much of the day with par- 1*3 owners. But before you E3fl have the chance to win bfafl Miami Saturday, solidify fcj tial clearing late. Colder T H F IBJ whip out your fake ID, find L3 more than S»),IXX) in cash £j ins its playoff spot and se- with the high around 35. out what penalties await the Kl and prizes in a contest just MM curing home ice. BG also Northwest winds 10 to IS unlucky underagers who for students. KJ won Friday against Notre mph. Tonight, partly cloudy get caught. ar Page 4. Dame. 1«J with the low around 20. NEWS » Page 4. •rPageS. 1 The Editorial Page The BG News page two Monday, February 21,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor MS Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor
Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor Olympics just a new soap opera
VV ith all of the tragedy appearing in headlines across the globe everyday, the Olympics are one of the few events that can be looked forward to as upbeat. The performances no longer have political under- tflftefes tones, unlike many Olympics of the past, thus heightening the competition of athletics. These best of the best athletes recently headed off Taking a traditional approach to Lillehammer, however very few of them have ap- peared in the spotlight of the Olympic torch because "Gay-rights activists move into puts too much emphasis on sex skin color, gender, handicap, age. of the Kerrigan/Harding saga. the mainstream," reportedUSA education, and not enough on 3. The group must show that it The press has come under a lot of fire lately be- Today. subjects like math, science, and is politically powerless. cause of the sensationalist topics they have recently Gay-rights activists are chang- grammer. It doesn't come as a Gays don't meet the first re- ing the way they operate in an surprise why the U.S. lags far quirement, because the average addressed -the Bobbit trial, the Menendez trial, and effort to become more tra- behind all the other in- annual household income for most recently the attack on Nancy Kerrigan. ditional. Traditional. I never dustrialized nations in the sub- homosexuals is $55,430. At the However, it is the opinion of The News that al- thought I would see the word tra- jects that matter most. same time, the national average though the press is partly to blame, CBS must take a ditional linked to gay-rights ac- is $32,144. There are more col- lion's share of turning the attack into a soap opera. tivism. What should we make of Currently, the issue of biggest lege graduates among homosex- The highlight of last week's broadcast was not the the effort of gays trying to be- concern to the gay community is uals than the national average, events themselves, but instead which talk show come traditional? Is it a disguise Rick the custody case involving the percentages respectively are managed to interview Tonya's ex-boyfriend, or Nan- to get their agenda out? Only Sharon Bottoms being denied 59.6 percent compared to 18.0 cy's next-door neighbor. time will tell, but one thing will Hackbarth parental rights to her 2- year-old percent. These talk shows are not even taking viewers away remain the same - their agenda. son. The reason she lost custody The second requirement says from events since CBS has the focus primarily on fu- One part of the gay-rights Alfred Kinsey report. The Kin- is because she is a lesbian and the characteristics must be effort to cast themselves as tra- sey report said 10 percent of re- living with her lover April Wade. "clearly identifiable." The only zzy features about the Olympic athletes filling up the ditionalists is to distance them- spondents had a same-sex expe- The judge ruled on the grounds way one can know if someone is time instead of the actual events. selves from pedophiles. The rience, but it never said 10 per- of a Virginia law, which allowed gay is if a person says they are. This year's coverage seems to be just another ep- main group gay-rights organiza- cent were gay. the judge to grant parental rights Lastly, homosexuals are politi- isode of a daily soap opera. Yes, we are mildly inter- tions are trying to put at arms Recent studies are showing the to Sharon's mother Kay Bottoms. cally powerful, not powerless. ested in Tommy Moe's childhood and how his father length is the North American percentage of gays may be near 1 Kay Bottoms is now raising the Gay-rights organizations gave shaped him from ski bum to gold medalist, but when Man-Boy Love Association. I'm percent. A 1993 Guttmacher In- child, and the case is on appeal. over three million dollars to do we get to see him ski? Or for that matter see any surprised it took this long for stitute journal reports of 3,321 The judge ruled Sharon Bottoms President Bill Clinton's 1992 Olympic event for which our athletes have spent gay-rights organizations to do men surveyed, only 2.3 percent "unfit" to raise the child. campaign. their whole lives preparing. this. To most Americans, sex be- of U.S. men between 20 and 39 The matter of equal rights is In the 1993 march on Washing- Apparently skiing and the other events just don't tween men and young boys is flat had a same-sex experience, while the one topic which is the core of ton the lesbians, gays, and blsex- sell, at least not when CBS has the option of turning it out wrong, and men (and women) 1.1 percent were exclusively gay. many debates between those on uals made a list of demands. who have sex with children A1989 U.S. survey found only 6 the right and those on the left. Among them were affirmative into a soap opera. should be put behind bars. percent had a same-sex experi- The most often asked question is action for homosexuals, lower Harding arriving at the Olympics was the high- If gay-rights organizations ence, and only 1 percent were should homosexuals and bisex- the age-of-consent laws for ho- point of last week's Olympic coverage, not who won really wanted to give the image gay. A 1992 French study found 4 uals be granted special rights? mosexual sex, implement a ho- the gold. Isn't that part of why our respective coun- of being traditional, they should percent of men and 3 percent of In order to answer this ques- mosexual, bisexual, and trans- tries attend them? also disassociate themselves women had a same-sex experi- tion we have to find out if homo- sexual curriculum at all levels of Everyone, including each of the CBS announcers, from transvestites and transsex- ence. sexuals qualify as a minority de- education, and include sex- has an opinion on who will win -- Tonya or Nancy. We uals. Nothing could be further These statistics prove gays serving protected class status. change operations in all health- at The News have heard the rumor that other figure from the norm than these two don't make up 10 percent of soci- According to laws and other Su- care plans. Demands like these skaters will be competing too. groups. At the same time, it ety. preme Court decisions on what make me wonder if gay-rights probably wouldn't matter if they Gays probably have realized constitutes minority class status, organizations can become tra- didn't, because very few believe the avenue to real change begins the answer is "no." The Supreme ditional. Especially when they The BG News Staff in absolute truths anymore or in at the grassroots by starting local Court has outlined three criteria say they are going to disassociate the idea that there are absolute and then working their way to the which must be met. The three re- themselves from pedophiles, and rights and absolute wrongs. national scene. The gay-rights quirements are: then still try to lower the age-of- photo editor Ross Wciuner If gay-rights activists did dis- movement can portray them- 1. A group wanting true minor- consent laws. assistant photo editor Nathan Wallace associate themselves from selves as traditional, but their ity rights must show that it is Gay-rights organizations are discriminated against to the sports editor Mark DcChani transvestites and transsexuals, agenda remains the same. Their trying to portray themselves as point that its members cannot traditional, and with the media's assistant sports editor Randy Seller along with pedophiles, their clout agenda consists of having sex probably would diminish. This is earn average income, get an ade- help they will succeed somewhat. assistant sports editor education to include the topic of Mike Kazimorc true because gays don't make up homosexuality in all levels of ed- quate education or enjoy a fulfill- Don't be deceived by the image, Insider managing editor Joe Pciffcr 10 percent of society like many ucation, even at the elementary ing cultural life. for there is much more behind it special projects editor Dawn Keller would like us to believe. The 10 level. This, I entirely disagree 2. The group must be clearly all. assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum percent figure is a myth and was with. Children don't need to be identifiable by unchangeable Rick Hackbarth is a weekly copy chief Meridiih McCrackcn taken inaccurately from the 1948 taught sex education. Our society physical characteristics such as columnist for The News.
The BG News Editorial Office LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
editor 372-6966 sliding onto the tracks. The vic- never aware of the close proxim- New light shed ity of the train. By the time he Walters should Insider 372-6967 tim only started sliding when he was aware, it was too late. managing editor 372-2603 on collision passed the fraternity house and check his assistant managing editor 372-6968 saw the train. This was when he slammed on his brakes less than The editors are right in saying facts news editor 372-2952 five feet from the tracks. This is in the Tuesday, Feb. 15 edition city editor 372-6968 The BG News; the sliding the conductor saw. that the accident was preventa- sports editor 372-2602 The News has repeatedly I gave my name to the police at ble. Although, they are wrong in editorial 372-2604 stated as fact that the conditions the scene. Since then, however, assuming crossing guards could The BG News: of the road were directly respon- the only one who has asked me have been the answer since his In his Feb. 15 editorial, James 204 West Hall sible for the fatal accident which specific questions about the ac- sliding was not the result of the Walters did a grave disservice to Bowling Green State University took place on the railroad tracks cident was the credit agent from collision. the memory of a great American. Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-O726 the morning of Thursday, Feb. Conrail. He told me I was the However, even if Mr. Walters [email protected] 10. The News stated because of only real witness. I don't under- I didn't write this letter to re- feels this public servant does not these conditions, Stephen Seely stand why The News would con- flect on an extremely terrible deserve equal recognition on lost control of his car. However, clude what the cause of the acci- event; I wrote it because I feel it Presidents Day, he certainly de- this is not the reason for the ac- dent was based only on those serves to have his name spelled Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in is my personal responsibility to cident. I say this because I wit- witnesses who saw just a part of make it known what really did correctly: Our 13th President this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly nessed the whole thing unfold. what occurred. Wasn't I the best happen. The cause of that horri- was Millard - not Willard - Fill- prohibited. witness to state what really hap- ble accident was not due to neg- more. Such a glaring mistake as The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and I was less then 30 yards away pened? ligence of city workers whose job this indicates a disturbing defi- is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the from where the collision took it is to clear the streets, nor could ciency In Mr. Walters' research summer. place, standing next to Pike The News implied the reason the railroad companies have skills. I would strongly urge Mr. The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any Street in the driveway of the Phi the accident occurred was due to done much by installing a cross- Walters to check his facts much errors in stories or photograph descriptions. Delta Theta house. I knew from bad road conditions and if the ing guard. It was instead due to more carefully In future editori- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the studen the speed and distance of the road was not slippery then the an error on the part of the victim als. body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in train and-by the way the car was accident could have been which ended up costing him his columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG traveling that they were on a col- avoided. This is only speculation, life. lision course. The accident was News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 not fact. The fact is the driver not due to any loss of control due was traveling at normal speed up words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and to the snow covered road. The until he got past the fraternity Kevin Jones-Kern University affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit conductor stated he saw the car house. In my opinion, he was Eddie Nicholson Doctoral Student any and all letters. Witness History The B(; News Headlines Monday, February 21,1994 ■ page three
ITHREEFebruary 2 1 19 9 4 A Slice of American Cheese Monday Tickets go on sale for the "Verdi Requiem," which will be performed at 3 p.m. March 6 in the University Union. For ticket info, call 372-8171 or 1-800-589-2224. Wednesday The men's and women's basketball teams play host to the Central Michigan Chippewas in Anderson Arena. The women tip off at 5:45 p.m. with the men following at 8 p.m. BGSU's Contemporary Black Film Series will present the 1986 movie "She's Gotta Have It." directed by Spike Lee, at 7:30 p.m. in the Gish Film Theatre. Admission is free. The BGSU production of "The Wiz," opens at the Eva Marie Saint Theatre at 8 p.m. Thursday The women's swimming squad plays host to the MAC championships today, Friday and Saturday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the Student Recreation Center's Cooper Pool.
Friday The men's and women's track teams travel to Ypsilanti, Mich., to take part in the MAC Invitational at 5 p.m. The Falcon hockey team hosts the Western Michigan Broncos at 7 p.m. in the Ice Arena. Saturday • The men's and women's track squads travel to Notre Dame, Ind. to take part in the Alex Wilson Invitational starting at 11 a.m. • The Falcon hockey team hosts the Kent State Golden Flashes at 7 p.m. in the Ice Arena. • The men's and women's basketball squads travel to Akron to take on the Zips. The women's action begins at AP PkMo/DavId Longllnalh 5:00 with the men following at 7:30. Shanon Aascn of Chaska, Minn., watches the USA I two-nan bobs- Saturday. l.'SA 1, driven by Jim Herberich, came In 14th place led run on the Hunderfossen track near Llllehammcr, Norway, on after two runs.
BARBER Continued from page one. Barber's wife taught him to he's quick to respond when asked al friend," he added. "I've gone ice-dance, and he practiced with to do something," said University on long trips with him and his Arts degree in English. He went his daughter and wife, both suc- President Paul Olscamp. wife, and they're compassionate, THE WIZ on to obtain his master's degree cessful skaters. Olscamp said Barber has many good-humored, fun people." The from Cornell University, and he "He became a very good ice- redeeming qualities, both as a atmosphere in the office is very and Sue were married shortly dancer," Sue said, adding that he professional and an individual. relaxed, according to Deborah after. made it through the silver cate- "It's difficult to pick out just Magrum, his secretary. Book by William F. Brown He then spent a "very reward- gory, the second highest in the one, but his personal honesty and "I feel, and he feels, too, that ing" couple of years teaching world of ice-dancing. integrity I would pick first." Ols- we're more of a team - it's not Lyrics by Charles Smalls high school English in New York However, since he took the job camp said. "He has excellent split levels," she said. "We work before he went back to school in the president's office, he has judgement, and you can't train well together." Based on the story "The Wizard of OZ" and received his doctoral degree. had little time for other things, people for that - you either have "He's very objective and hu- by Frank Baum In addition to traveling, Barber she said. Often, he comes home it or you don't." manistic in dealing with various also spends as much time as pos- for dinner and then retu;ns to "I consider him a close person- matters in his work," she added. February 23-26 at 8 pm and February sible ice-dancing with his wife, a work for a few hours, she added. figure-skating instructor at the "He works very hard, always 27 at 2 pm University. finishes everything he starts and € II \ It I IS I OH \ APTS. Eva Marie Saint Theatre, University AND Hall 228 South College- MID AM MANOR For Reservations call 372-2719 FREE HEAT! •NOW RENTING* MET Choose from choice apartments within walking distanc to Rentals campus Summer 1994 and school year 1994-1995. • 1-2 bdrm. turn or unfurn 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and • Close to Campus 328 S. Main water included, air conditioning • FREE HEAT, WATER, SEWER Our Only Office • Off street parking 352-5620 1*641 Third SL Apt 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380^
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Left wing Jason Clark dug the been breakaways," Miami head to Falcons' playoff run News sports writer The doctor's order was a 4-3 puck out of the corner and fed coach George Gwozdecky said. overtime win against Miami on Perrault. He calmly went to his Perrault described his goal. "I by Randy Seller York. Different players also see Head coach Jerry York could Saturday and a 8-2 drubbing of backhand and flipped the puck kind of had to cut back to the assistant sports editor it as the key to beating the not have imagined this week- Notre Dame on Friday. over floundering MU goalie middle and when I did Shulmis- league's top teams. end's games ending any better, At 3:24 of the overtime Satur Richard Shulmistra for his fifth tra went one way and it froze Defenscman Kelly Perrault's "When you play the top teams, as the Falcon hockey team clin- day, freshman defenseman Kelly goal of the season. him," Perrault said. "I came back overtime goal was more than just you need three or four lines con- ched home-ice advantage for the Perrault crept in from the point "We have played this team and had the open net." a game-winner for the BG tributing," center Kevin Lune first round of the CCHA playoffs. and assured BG home ice for the twice this year and lost in over- After the goal the Brown and hockey team, he became the said. "It's tough competition in "It was just what the doctor first time since 1990-91. time on goals that have basically Orange piled on Perrault. eleventh Falcon to score a goal our league. The season is long "I hate those pileups," said left during the last two weeks. and a lot of teams are playing wing Sean Pronger jokingly. Why is that well defensively, so you need a Pronger disliked pileups for statistic impor- full attack from each line." good reason, as he was on the tant? Only 11 Wells said, "It's especially im- bottom when he tied the game players scored portant down the stretch run with 12 seconds left in regula- a goal during when other teams might key on tion. the entire guys like Holzinger and Pronger. With 36 seconds left Redskin month of Jan- We can get goals from everybody senior Enrico Blasi tripped right uary. After and down the line it's going to wing Brian Holzinger, giving BG suffering pay off." one last hope. York gambled and through the According to Lune, the success removed goalie Bob Petrie even doldrums, the of a few players has rubbed off though the face-off was in the Falcons have Perrault onto the rest of the team. Falcon zone. now caught a second wind going "Every guy is succeeding and Pronger camped out at the down the playoff stretch. playing well," I.une said. "It runs right goal post and put home a The only players to record through each guy. Each guy rebound off Curtis Fry's shot. multiple goals during January feeds off the others which is nice The goal was Pronger's fifth in were right wing Jason Helbing because it boosts everyone's the last three games. (five goals), defenscman Jeff play" His heroics left Gwozdecky Wells (two) and center Curtis Fry "Our season being so long, dismayed. (two). During the last two week- teams are going to go through "Feels like you got it in the bag ends, left wings Sean Pronger high points and low points," and then you havent. They dug and Jason Clark each have Wells said. "At that time we went deep and got the big goal when scored four goals. Three other through a real low point where they needed it," Gwozdecky said. Falcons have recorded at least things didn't go our way. Now "We were on the edge of losing two goals. everybody's healthy and playing the game and pulled our goalie to "Bowling Green has a real together really well." tie. Just a tremendous accom- good balanced attack," Miami plishment," York said. head coach George Gwozdecky None of the Falcons made The other goal scorers on Sat- said. "They have one guy with major changes to his game from urday were Fry and center Kevin tremendous speed in Brian Hol- month to month - the puck is just Lune. Lune returned to the lineup zinger, but he's only one guy. You bouncing everybody's way. All at Friday after an eight-game ab- really can't key on one guy be- once. sence and registered a point in cause they have other guys who both contests. can put the puck in the net, and "When we were losing, we "I am just plugging away. Just obviously they're doing it." were still getting forty shots on working myself trying to get Three lines scored in Satur- goal," Fry said. "We never really back in the lineup," Lune said. day's 4-3 victory against Miami panicked. We were playing well "(Lune) was strong along the and also in Friday's 8-2 victory but no one could score. We're do- goal line extended. He brought over Notre Dame. Ackerman and iri? the same things, but now the some strength to our lineup," Perrault picked up goals from puck is going in for us." York added. their defensive positions. The BG Ncws/Kriltn Lea Swccl BG improved to 3-0-2 in over- A balanced scoring attack is a Fry said, "If every line con- Sophomore right wing Jason Helbing battles for position In the Falcons' crucial 4-3 overtime win time games this season. plus toward playoff success ac- tributes goals, timely goals, then against Miami. Helbing assisted on the tying and winning goals. The victory moved BG Into fifth place cording to head coach Jerry it's going to help us go far." In the CCHA and left them only four points behind second place Michigan State. See HOCKEY, page six. Marlin wins Daytona by Mike Harris Women on top of league The Associated Press by Jamie Schwa be row News sports writer ty each fouled out for OU and DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - After 17 years and 279 races, Sterling BG wins, UT loses again Kenyetta Borden, Holly Skeen, Marlin is a winner for the first time - and he did it in the Daytona 500, What a week for the Bowling and Kim Van Kannel each the biggest stock car race of them all. Green women's basketball Junior forward Michelle and the Bobcats could not seem picked up four fouls. Marlin, gambling on gas, barely held off Ernie Irvan on the final team. Shade was on fire in the first to get over the hump. The Fal- "We have a hard time match- lap Sunday to make it to Victory Lane after nine second-place finish- Not only did they post wins half, making 7-of-10 from the cons held the Bobcats in check, ing up with the size of players es and years of frustration on the Winston Cup circuit. over Western Michigan field for 14 points. never allowing them to come like Williams, Scott, and Al- One streak did not end, though, as Dale Earnhardt failed for the Wednesday and Ohio Universi- "I guess I was just open a lot any closer than nine points bers," OU coach Marsha Reall 16th time to win the Daytona 500. The defending and six-time Win- ty Saturday, but they also and I took the open shots and down. said. "They just have too many ston Cup champion, Earnhardt was among the leaders all day and was moved into first place alone they fell," Shade said. Rebounding was a big factor weapons." third as late as 18 laps from the end of the 200-lap race before han- after a Toledo loss on Saturday The first half ended with a in the game as BG controlled The Bobcats ended up with dling problems knocked him out of contention. He finished seventh (see page seven). 42-34 lead for BG even though the boards, 45-29. Shade led the four players scoring in double despite leading 10 times for 45 laps. The Falcons traveled to Ath- their leading scorer Talita team with eight rebounds fol- figures. Borden led all scorers Meanwhile, Marlin was beating the odds, going the final 59 laps - ens to take on the Ohio Univer- Scott was held to just two lowed by Lori Albers, Talita with 18, while Skeen reached d 147.5 miles - on a tank of gas. sity Bobcats (10-4 in the Mid- points. Scott, and Tangy Williams with 16 and Owens and Petty fol- Tony Glover, Marlin's crew chief, said, "I asked my fuel man if we American Conference). In The bench play was the seven. lowed with 10. Petty also di- could make it and he said, 'Stay out there.'" their previous game held at greatest advantage for the Fal- "We did a lot of rebounding shed out seven assists, collect- The 36-year-old Marlin, a second-generation NASCAR Winston Cup Anderson Arena, the Falcons cons as they out.scored OU's drills this week," said Shade. "I ed four rebounds, and swiped star, drove slowly down pit lane after his cool-down lap, savoring the came out on fire and ended reserves 15-0 by halftime. guess it payed off." four balls. moment as dozens of crewmen from rival teams stood in line to shake with a 76-48 win. "We had great ball move- OU got into foul trouble in BG was led in scoring by his hand and offer congratulations. Saturday's game was a ment and Michelle finished off the second half as well, which Shade with 16. The other Asked about holding off Irvan on the final lap, the jubilant Marlin, different story, though, as the a lot of those plays for us," BG hurt their chances for an upset. players in double figures were son of Clifton "Coo Coo" Marlin, said, "I told myself this is short Bobcats stuck right with the coach Jaci Clark said. "I think They are not as deep of a team Albers with 14 and Cassell with track Saturday night in Nashville and hung on. No problem." Falcons before falling 77-66. we were patient in the begin- as BG and with all of the OU 10. Marlin's father won a 125-mile qualifier for the Daytona 500 in Both teams shot well from the ning and we did not just have a players avoiding fouls, the Fal- 1973, and Marlin added: "It took us a long time to get back to Victory floor with the Falcons hitting one pass, one shot offense." cons were able to stall ade- The story was the bench, Lane." 58 percent and the Bobcats The second half just re- quately. though, as BG totaled 24 points It was close, competitive racing all day on the 2.5-mile high-banked making 48 percent. mained constant for the teams Bonnie Owens and Terra Pet- compared to four by OU. oval, with lead drafts of up to 10 or 12 cars racing together nearly all the way. Trent leads Ohio past men
by Jamie Schwaberow into a second-place tie with Ball ing to get into a shoving match, Shane Kline-Ruminski, the Fal- News sports writer State and Miami. The Falcons that's when I started playing." cons have received offensive (14-8 overall, 9-5 MAC) are a full And play he did. boosts from most of their start- ATHENS, Ohio - There's only game back of Ohlo(17-7.10-4). With a variety of power layups, ers. so much the men's basketball BG played another solid game three-point plays and highlight- Jay Larranaga hit 10-of-14 free team could do. - placing all five starters in film dunks, Trent accomplished throws and co-led the Falcons They pushed him, they shoved double figures, and winning the what he could not earlier in the with 16 points. Antonio Daniels him, they grabbed him all night. rebounding war, 34-32 - but season - lead his team over the also tallied 16, and added five re- But they could only look on in Trent simply took over in the Falcons. Trent scored 31 at BG in bounds and three assists. disbelief as Gary Trent showed second half. January, but OU fell 76-72. Shane Komives made only why he will undoubtedly be a- Never leaving the floor after Sports Illustrated's "Shaq of l-of-5 three-point attempts, but warded his second consecutive intermission, Trent hit 14-of-15 the MAC" said the difference scored 14, while James Ceresier Mid-American Conference shots from the floor and 8of-9 this time around was intensity. and Floyd Miller each had five Player of the Year trophy. from the line to tally 36 of OU's "We went up there, and were field goals for 10 points. The MAC'S own Man-Child 51 markers. Eight of his re- kind of laid back," Trent said of "Offensively, I never thought poured in a career-high 46 points bounds were recorded after half- the first meeting. "Today we we got on track or into a good - 36 in the second half - and time. were focused. As we went rhythm," BG coach Jim Larran- grabbed 11 rebounds as his Ohio "I wasnt moving around a lot through the gym we saw how fo- aga said. "Defensively, we were Bobcats downed Bowling Green in the first half, I was just mus- cused they were, so we knew we going to give some help on Trent, The BG Ntw./N«th»n Wallact 84-70. cling block to block, instead of had to come out focused." but they were able to get the ball NOT YOU AGAIN: Ohio's Gary Trent (20) is guarded by Bowling After opening the conference trying to out-quick people," BG continued its trend of bal- to Trent far more than we would Green's James Cerisler (33) during their matchup at Anderson Arena season on a tear, BG has gone 4-4 Trent said. "And once I started anced scoring. In the absence of have liked him to. And he cer- in January. Trent scored 46 points in OU's 84-70 win over the Falcons. in its last eight contests, and falls playing my game, instead of try- leading scorer and rebounder tainly had a great night." Sports The BG News page six Monday, February 21,1994 Schaser wins Street travels golden road 800 meters at by Larry McShane eighth gold medal - of Koss. by 12.99 seconds to become Lil- first week with great stories The Associated Press Johann Olav Koss, the home- lehammer's first triple gold and gold medals: surprising town hero who has made the medalist. America has a shot at Tommy Moe and Diann Roffe- ULLEHAMMER, Norway - Games his winter playground, its fifth straight Alpine medal Steinrotter on the slopes, All-Ohio meet Picabo Street renewed U.S. did it again Sunday in the with Street, who used the first Olympic veterans Bonnie Blair medal hopes on the slopes. 10,000 meters. He collected his half of the women's combined and Dan Jansen on the ice. by John Boyle bests for the season. Torvill and Dean recreated a third gold medal and third to prove her silver medal in Blame it on Sunday's events, News spoils writer Although Schaser's perform- little piece of 1984. And Nor- world record in the last eight Saturday's downhill was no none of which are U.S. spe- ance may have come as a pleas- way reasserted itself with its days, obliterating the old mark fluke. cialties: The biathlon, the two- Distance runner Brad Schaser ant surprise to Sink, hurdler Running in the downhill por- man bobsled, ski-jumping and led the men's track team to a Scott Thompson's performance tion of the combined, she again the 10,000-meter speedskating. fifth-place finish Saturday at the surprised no one. finished second - behind K.it j.i No Americans even entered All-Ohio Indoor Track and Field For the second straight week, Seizinger of Germany, and the speedskating; finishes in Championships in Columbus, Thompson won the 55-meter ahead of Isolde Kostner of the other three ranged from Ohio. hurdles. He has finished no Italy. The trio finished in the 13th in the bobsled to 64th in Host Ohio State won the meet worse than second in five meets exact same order in the down- the 20-kilometer biathlon. in impressive fashion, defeating this season. hill. second-place Miami by 48 points. The combined medals are a- The biathlon went to Sergei Cincinnati was third, followed by "He's been the most consistent warded Monday following the for us all season," Sink said. Tarasov of Russia, who fin- Ohio and BG. slalom, although Street said ished just 3.4 seconds ahead of Schaser led the way for the Adam Rose and Geoff Fiedler she was wasn't worried about also turned in exceptional per- Germany's Frank Luck. Taking Falcons with two top-four finish- adding another medal to her the ski jump was Jens Weiss- es. formances for the team with trophy case. third and fifth finishes respec- flog of Germany, who did Tor- He won the 800-meter run "I'm not going to cry if I tively in the shot put. vill and Dean one better -- he competition with a time of don't get a medal, that's for captured a gold 10 years after 1:57.79, outdistancing Ohio A disappointing development for Sink and the squad was Tra- sure," said the 22-year-old winning in Sarajevo. State's Ed Becker by less than a from Sun Valley, Idaho. "I had second. vis Downey. Downey no-heighted in the pole vault, but Sink said a dream come true for me yes- The top of the medals chart However, Schaser's better terday, and that's going to be things like that will eventually is shaping up a little different- race, according to head coach Sid kind of hard to top." ly than at Albertville, where Sink, was the one mile run in happen to even the best vaulters. The Associated Prm/Dlcther Endlicher Street aside, it was the Germany, the now-defunct which he finished fourth. "The pole vault is an event in SOME SERIOUS UPS: American Picabo (pronounced: PEEK-A- quietest day yet in Lilleham- which that happens to even the B00) Street of Sun Valley, Idaho, goes airborne during the Unified Team, Norway, Aus- mer for the Americans, who best of them," he said. "For ex- downhill portion of the women's combined event In Kvilfjell, tria and Italy were the top five "Sergei Bubka, the ample, Sergei Bubka, the best Norway, Sunday. Street's time of 1:28.19 placed her second. made plenty of noise in the medal winners. pole vauter in the world, no- best pole vaulter in heighted in the last Olympics. So the world, it does happen." "He'll come back and do well," HOCKEY no-heighted in the Sink said. "Sometimes that kind Womenfinish third Continued from page five. last Olympics. So it of meet makes someone more de- termined." does happen." Sink is happy with the team's On Friday, it was Jason improvement from week to Clark 3, Notre Dame 2. Sid Sink, on the plight of Clark scored twice dur- week. But there are still some at All-Ohio Indoors Travis Downey areas of concern heading into ing a five-minute span of by Steve Wlldman 42.5. Dwelling at the bottom was triple jump with a jump of 35 next weekend's Mid-American the first period en route to News sports writer Akron with 12.5 points. feet, 11 and one-fourth inches. his first career hat trick "His best race really time-wise Conference Invitational. Even though BG did not Traci Losi, a sophmore long was the mile," Sink said. "He ran "I'm happy with our prog- and a four-point game as The women's track team got win the meet, they did achieve distance runner, placed third in a very competitve race and for ression," he said. "There are a lot BG won 8-2. even with Ohio State by placing two goals that Price had set out the one-mile run. The Irish played a some reason he didn't have it at of areas where we're not improv- for his team. Freshman Michelle Mueller the end of the race. But it's his ing like we should be and we over them at the All-Ohio Cham- different goaltender each pionship Saturday. "We beat Ohio State and we finished third in the 600-meter best time ever in the mile in- need to start this weekend. We're period - Brent Lothrup in Miami was the overall winner were able to finish in the top run with a time of 1:37.55. the first, Greg Louder in doors." kind of scratching our head over of the meet. The Redskins ended three." Sophmore Gretchen Smith tied Both Schaser's mile and a few people and wondering why the second, and Wade Salz- the meet with 134.5 points, 52 The Lady Falcons' third-place for third in the high jump with a 800-meter time are BG team they are getting a little better." man in the third. None points away from their closest finish was a vast improvement jump of 5 feet, 2 and one-fourth could hold back the Falcon XQ XLl Xi2 XLl XLl XLl XLl XLl competitor, Ohio University. from their sixth-place finish at inches. onslaught. Head coach Steve Price was the All Ohio Championships two Maria Gudakunst, a senior BG chased Louder from impressed with Miami's per- years ago. jumper, placed third in the triple the net as right wing Jason formance. There were many fine per- jump with a jump of 35 feet sev- Helbing and Pronger "Miami was just great," he formances that helped BG earn en and one-fourth inches. scored to give BG a com- said. "They looked stronger than that third-place finish. 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The BG News Sports Monday, February 21,1994 page seven Tribe needs pitching Cardinals win, tied Competitive Morris could give staff boost with BG in MAC race Ball State 77, Kent 57 The Associated Press the Cleveland Indians to take a lan Ryan as before. Yet he still chance on him. found a way to win," Hargrove MUNCIE, Ind. - Steve Payne WINTER HAVEN, Fla - The "One of the toughest things said. had a game-high 23 points and pitch sailed at Kenny Lofton's for an older player to do is After that conversation, the grabbed 11 rebounds Saturday as legs, Lofton's most valuable maintain a competitive edge," Indians signed Morris to a Ball State took advantage of commodity. His manager, Hargrove said. "I was just try- low-risk contract. Kent's cold shooting to win 77-57. Mike Hargrove, was furious. ing to find out if it was still Morris, who earned more "I think it was one of the there." than $5 million last year, will Both teams got off to a slow most bush league things I've They talked so long, the bat- make a base salary of $350,000 start in the first half, with the seen," Hargrove said on that tery in Morris' cellular phone if he's on the Opening Day ros- Cardinals 10-of-33 for 30 percent, Sunday afternoon in 1992, after died. They talked about his 7-12 ter. If he pitches 240 innings, and Kent hitting 9*>f-25 for 36 Toronto's Jack Morris forced record and 6.12 ERA for Tor- he'll earn $2.25 million in in- percent. Ball State (13-9, 9-5 Lofton to dance away from a onto in 1993, about the sore centives. MAC) had a 12-point lead with pitch because Lofton had bun- right elbow that kept him out Last season Morris pitched 6:41 left to play, but Kent (12-10, ted for singles his first two of last year's American League only 152 2-3 innings after pitch- 7-7) battled back to make it a times up. playoffs and World Series. ing 249 2-3 in 1990, 246 2-3 in 5-point game at the half, 26-21. "I went into the conversation But in 1994, Hargrove won- 1991 and 240 2-3 in 1992. Ball State got over its cold feet ders only if Morris still has the on the bubble about Jack," Toronto did not use its option Hargrove said. "I came out of in the second half, hitting same competitive fire that to bring Morris back this 19-of-26 for 73 percent. Kent only it knowing Jack really wanted made him one of baseball's season. fared a little better than the first to pitch. When people like Jack "I admitted to Mike that best pitchers for more than a half, shooting 13-of-32 for 40 per- ing and 14 of 18 from the fret th- decade. They're on the same Morris still have the fire, they after winning two straight Central Michigan maintained cent. row line. He added 10 rebounds, the lead the rest of the way, lead- side now, largely because the find a way to win. World Series in 1991 (with the "Look at Nolan Ryan. For the Twins) and 1992 (with the Blue A 3-pointer by Markee James four assists, three steals and two ing 70-61 with 16 seconds left. 38-year-old right-hander had a with 10 minutes left in the half blocked shots. Matt VanAbbema last four or five years of his Jays), I went through a mental Tron Jenkins hit a three-pointer long telephone conversation gave Ball State a double-digit added 19 points and Joel Burns with eight seconds remaining to career, he wasn't the same No- letdown last year." with Hargrove that convinced lead, 53-41, and Kent could get no had 17. make the final score 70-64. closer than 13 points the rest of Kareem Carpenter led Eastern DeCook was 6-11 at 3-point the game. with 25 points and nine rebounds. range for the game. Jeermal Sylvester scored 10 Ellery Morgan had 23 points and Stanford led the Zips with 23 points and added 10 rebounds for Brian Tolbert scored 16. points. Holman to try again a double-double for the Car- The Eagles shot 31 percent in MU 73, UT 67 (women) dinals, and Randy Zachary added the second half after shooting 51 The Associated Press ful everyday; that's just not the way a pitcher's 16. percent in the first half to take a OXFORD, Ohio - Jennifer shoulder feels." Jeff Anderson had 12 for Kent. 50-47 halftime lead. Wenclewicz scored 17 points and PLANT CITY, Fla. - Brian Holman showed up There's only one open spot in the rotation, and had four steals Saturday as for the Cincinnati Reds' training camp with high that's for the fifth starter. Tim Pugh, who made 27 Western 97, Eastern 78 Central 70, Akron 64 Miami of Ohio beat No. 25 Toledo aspirations for someone who hasn't pitched in two starts last season and came within two outs of a no- 73-67 with pressure defense. years. hitter against San Diego, would seem to be the top KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- Saddi AKRON, Ohio -- Rob DeCook Toledo (19-3, 12-2 Mid- Holman, 29, missed the last two seasons while candidate. But Holman apparently has an ally in Washington scored a career-high had 28 points to lead Central American Conference) turned recovering from major surgery on his right shoul- general manager Jim Bowden. 37 points, including seven during Michigan to a 70-64 overtime vic- the ball over 27 times and was der. The Reds took a chance by claiming him on a decisive 17-2 run early in the tory over Akron in Mid- just 6-of-22 from 3-point range. waivers from Seattle last October. "He said he wants me to be his fifth starter," second half, as Western Michi- American Conference action on The Rockets fell behind in the Since the surgery in October 1991, he pitched in Holman said. "He said he wants me to go as many gan beat Eastern Michigan 97-78 Saturday. first five minutes and never led only two exhibition games last spring and a few in innings as I can. I'm coming into this camp with no Saturday. The Zips (8-14, 2-12 MAC) again. the Florida instructional league last October. hesitations. I fully believe that come April 2 I will The Broncos (13-10 overall, 6-8 jumped out to an early lead and Miami (14-8, 9-S MAC) led by He can't throw as hard anymore - his fastball be a starting pitcher here." Mid-American Conference) were up 14-8 at 12:52 in the first as many as 11 points with six has been clocked in the upper 80s - but he can Holman threw in the low 90s and was a 37-45 life- trailed 58-55 when Washington half. They built a 24-14 lead over minutes left in the game. The throw strikes. And he thinks that's enough to get time pitcher before injuries sidetracked his ca- hit a pair of jumpers 23 seconds the Chippewas (4-18,3-11) at 5:30, Rockets then put together their him in the Reds' starting rotation. reer. He had elbow surgery in 1990 and surgery apart to trigger the 17-2 run. and ended with a halftime lead of best run of the game, a 17-8 spurt "I'm telling you, my shoulder is well," he said. "I for a torn rotator cuff after the 1991 season. He Eastern (12-10, 7-7) never got 28-26. that cut it to 69-67. Mimi Olson's still have some days when it gets tight and stiff, needed another operation last year to clean up scar closer than eight points. Akron led by as much as eight free throw with 17 seconds left but that is normal. I can't expect it to feel wonder- tissue in the shoulder. Washington was 11 of 20 shoot- points in the second half, but with the Rockets within a basket. 3:07 left in regulation, Eric Ellis But Susan Ferko and Wencle- Mkl-Amtrkan (onf*rrnc* Percenugea: H' .446; FT 667 3 point goals Albers 27 4-8 6-9 ? 7 2 2 14 Ohio Slate 4-1, Ferns Slate 3-6 hit a 3-pointer and Torrey Mills wicz each sank a pair of free Man's Standings 2-10 (Komives, Daniels) Scon 32 3-7 OO 2-7 1 3 6 LUinou-Chicago 6-7. Kent Slate 4.3 split a pair of free throws to tie throws to clinch the win. Ferko CuiJarr.ce Overall Ohk>(M) Wdliemj 15 3-6 1-2 4-7 4 1 7 F Michigan 4. Miami 3 the game at 52-52. Anthony Stan- scored 16 points and Lisa Hayden School W L W L Trent 38 17-21 1214 511 1 2 46 Shade 31 8-17 OO 3-8 3 2 16 S: Michigan Slate 6. Michigan I Ohio 10 4 II 7 Simmons 25 44 1-2 3-4 J 1 9 Cassell 30 3-5 2-2 .' 1 1 6 10 Friday's Boi ford pushed Akron ahead 55-52 added 14. Bowling Green 9 5 14 8 Tetry 18 2-4 0-0 1-3 3 0 4 Kulica 24 2-5 4-6 ll 1 0 2 9 Bowling Green 3 2 3 8 when he hit a 3-pointer with 38 Dana Drew led Toledo with 24 Miami » 5 14 8 l-jua 27 1-9 2-2 0-1 1 4 5 Heilmann 10 1-3 0-0 0-1 1 0 2 Notre Dame 0 112 seconds remaining. DeCook then points on 11-of-23 shooting, but Bill Stata 9 5 13 9 Ford 24 0-4 6-8 M 4 5 6 Nueameyer 13 4-8 OO 2-3 3 0 8 First-!. BG. HoLnnger IS (Renault. Ackerman) Toledo 1 6 13 9 Johnson IS 2-3 O0 0-0 3 0 5 Hooper 15 0-3 3 5 (' ) 0 1 3 7 31 (pp). 2. BG. Clark 8 (Fry, Reirden) 11:50 hit a 3-pointer with 24 seconds hit just one of seven 3-pointers. Kent 7 7 12 10 Reese 18 1-1 1-2 Ol 3 3 3 Koesler 3 1-2 O0 0-1 1 0 2 3, BG. Clark 9 (Wells. Helbing) 15:57 left to tie the game at 55-55 and Kathy Lennartz added 14 and La- Eastern Michigan 7 7 12 10 Kent 4 Ol 0-0 II 2 1 0 TOTALS 111* 29-M 14 2418 45 I* 17 77 Second 4. ND. Cusey 3 (Bales) 11 45 5. BG. send it into overtime. toja Harris had 13. Wonem Michigan 6 8 13 10 II...:. 28 2-3 2-2 3-4 0 2 6 Percentages: FG-.453. FT-.667, 3 point goals Helbing 10(Fry. Clark) 14:27.6. BG.Pronger Central Michigan 3 11 4 17 Turner 0* 0-1 0-0 OO 0 0 0 3-8 (Cassell 2, Kulics) 14 (Hall. Perraull) l9:41.Thlrd-7.ND, Aaron 2 12 1 14 TOTALS 2M 29-54 24-3014 32 22 8 84 Ohio (44) Maluahak 6 ILamppe. Bniininks) 1.47. 8. BG. Percentages: FG .537: FT- 80O. 3 point goals Borden 40 712 3-4 4-7 4 0 18 Ackerman 2 (Johnson. Hermsn) 1401 9. BG. ALL YOU CAN EAT Saturday's Resulla 2-16 a Jus. Johnson) Owens 28 4-13 0-0 2-3 5 3 10 Clark 10 (Wells. Holnnger) 16 46 (pp). 10. BG Ohio 84. Bowling Green 70 Skeen 38 7-12 2-2 1-4 4 3 16 FJwn 2 (Lune. Williams) 19.05 (ppl ITALIAN BUFFET Wonem Micigan 97. Eastern Michif an 78 Women's Standings Petty 35 211 6-7 :J 5 7 10 Shots BG 36 (15-9-12). ND 18 (7-4-7) Ball State 77. Kent 57 Conference Overall VanKannel 29 4-5 OO 04 4 5 8 Goalies BG. Pane (17 shots- 15 saves), Central Michigan 70, Akron 64 lot) School W L v. L Robare 1 O0 (VI (10 0 0 0 Crswford (I shot - 1 save) ND. Lethrop (15 Toledo 79. Miami 74 Bowling Green 13 1 19 3 Bnn 14 2-5 OO 0) 0 1 4 shots - 12 saves). Louder (9 sheas • 7 saves). Toledo 12 2 19 3 BUckaunc 15 Ol OO 0 0 0 0 0 SaUmsn (12 shots-9 saves) A- 3.245 Wednesday'! Games ou. 10 4 14 8 TOTALS 200 24-59 11-1419-29 22 19 44 Saturday's Bra Central Michigan at Bowling Green Kem 9 5 16 6 Percentage*: FO- 441; FT-.7S6. 3-point goals BowltngGreen 10 2 14 Western Michigan at Tolodo Miami 9 5 14 8 3-14 (Owens 2. Borden) Miami 1110 3 Akron at Ball Slate Western Michigan 6 8 12 10 CCHA Standings first-1, BG. Fry 12 (Glanu. Pemult) 8:35 Ohio at Eastern Michigan Central Michigan 6 8 9 13 School W L T Pt (pp) 2. Mil. Blasi 10 (Caner. Reid) 19:29. Miami at Kent Ball State 3 11 5 16 Michigan 23 2 1 47 Second- 3. ML. Daikawe 4 (unassisted) Men's Hoops Akron 2 12 4 18 Michigan Slate IS 1 4 34 4 21 Third 4, BG. Lune 8 (Johnson. Glanu) Monday Night Featuring: Bowling Gretn (7w) Eastern Michigan 0 14 1 20 Weatem Michigan 15 9 2 32 2 52 5. Ml . Earner 2 (Rohr) 14:55.6. BG. f« n rb 6 Varieties of Pizza Lake Superior Stale 14 1 4 32 Pronger 15 (Fry, Helbing) 19:48 (pp). OT- 7, 5:00 - 8:00 PM mln ma ma o-t 1" » 'P Saturday's Results Bowling Green 14 1 2 30 BG. Pemult 5 (Clark. Helbing) 3 24 Cavatini Supreme Kormvea 32 3-10 3-4 0-2 4 1 14 Bowling Green 77. Ohio 66 Miami 13 II 1 27 Shots BG 34 (7-13-11-3), ML' 19 (7-2-8-2). 1099 S. Main Street Comer 31 5-12 0-0 « 4 0 10 Miami 73. Toledo 67 Ferns Stale 10 15 1 21 Goalies BG. Petne (19 shots - 16 saves). ML'. Salad Bar Miller 22 3-1 0-1 M 3 0 10 Ken 94, Ball State 64 IUinaia-Chicago 8 If 2 11 Shulrmstra (34 shots - 30 savea) A-3.463 353-5691 Breadsticks Daniela 31 3-11 3-4 OS 3 3 16 Western Michigan 70. 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" M.iiivii-iv/.iinnza The Associated Press the final 1:43 and Murray and Cincinnati (17-8) played its 87 OCTANE UNLEADED Monty Buckley also delivered fifth consecutive game against a ORLANDO, Fla -- California is key baskets down the stretch as Top 25 opponent and fell to 2-3 in 89 OCTANE MID-RANGE ranked In the Top 25 for one the Golden Bears (18-5) made 20 those outings despite getting a 92 OCTANE SUPER reason, coach Todd Bozeman of 28 shots after halftime and career-high 26 points from Da- said. The Golden Bears are a won for the eighth time in nine mon Flint and 17 from fellow OFF W/THIS COUPON team, not just Jason Kidd and games. freshman Dontonio Wingfield. 10* Lamond Murray. "You know people sometimes California shot 57 percent from Murray scored 13 of his 23 try to label us a two-man team," the field and also outscored Cin- PER GALLON OF GASOLINE! points In the second half and Bozeman said. "But you can't cinnati 16-5 from the foul line OFFER GOOD THRU 2/28/94 COUPON No. of Gallons Kidd had 22 points and eight as- possibly win with just two guys - where Kidd was 7-for-7, includ- sists Sunday to lead No. 19 Cal to not with the coaches in our con- ing the four he made after the an 89-80 victory over No. 23 Cin- ference (Pac-10) and the teams Bears' lead was trimmed to AfSSSSSSSSSSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. cinnati. that we play against. You always 79-73. 2 Get to Greenbriar Fast! The BGSU Caribbean Association proudly announces the following: 10th Annual Reggae Tribute to Campbell hill* 2 bedrooms only Frazec St. apts.» Going Fast BOB MARLEY Columbia Court • Full Ridge Mannor • Full Merry St. apts. • 4 left Field Mannor • 1 Left Saturday February 26 Give us a call for other locations 9 p.m. Lenhart Ballroom (Union) with THE ARK BAND 224 E. 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PO Box 180 Put-In Bay. 316E Merry A 326 Leroy, 1 BR American Marketing Association BUILDING BE THERE!) thalFCCabinal needed •■n.TM'-.h fl"l'>3B6f.0l Mr David Bishop Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns. Non-Traditional Student Association Receptionist Part-Time. Must have basic com- Matrn Technical. Inc ZBT'ZBT'ZBT-ZBT NE Pennsylvania Lohikan. Box 234BG. 530 Manville Small, 3BR house $400 plus uM (Small Business Management) Skating A Plua Party Ker .worth NJ 0/033(908)2/6 0996 puter skids and good phone skills Call Thayer iWS 12 month lease only, starting 5/14/94 Founder Chevrolet at 353-5751 Ask for Tom Call Steve Smith at 352-8917 AA ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT JOIN Tuesday, February 22 Sunday, Feb 27,2 pm DEE GEE DEE GEE DEE GEE DEE GEE THE GOLD RUSH TO ALASKA'S FISHERIES Reliable, caring person needed lo si with my 730pm BA112 Ohio Skate A Little Caesars The spring Delta Gamma pledge dass 606 1/2 E Woosier and 2 bedroom apart INDUSTRY' EARN $5.000/MO IN CANNER- child 3 45 - 7 pm Monday through Friday in my FORMAL MEETING Free to NTSA members A families would like to thank the ments no more than 2 blocks trom campus A IES. PROCESSORS. ETCI MALE OR FE- Waiorvillehomo 8760713 New members A singles welcome Sigma Chi pledges tor the vail spring and lall DAG Rentals 2873233 ATTENTION CREATIVE WRITING MAJORS Sign up by Wed Feb 23. m NTSA office kissing carnations You guys were great1 MALE. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN- 25th Anniversary ol CW Program is March liQCMoseleyHa'i DEE GEE DEE GEE DEE GEE DEE GEE ROOM/BOARD/TRAVEL OFTEN PROVID- TERNSHIPS Student Sprinkler Services now 601 ft 803 Fifth St. • Free heat 1113 Retum questonare ASAP and submit ED! GUARANTEED SUCCESS) (919) has paid summer intern positions availablo 2 bdrm apt, fumished/unfurn. washer/dryer. Did you know . 929^398 EXT A78 poems/tiction to CW o" ce in Hanna Hall throughout Ml, IN. OH Call Steve immed low pnces!, free gas heat, water A sewer Call New Deadline: Wednesday, February 26 Newiove Rentals 352-5620. our only of fice SERVICES OFFERED AA CRUISE AND TRAVEL EMPLOYMENT i 800 265-7691. More information call 353-2665 The Greek Man otters the biggest selection ol custom imprinted laws at the best prices GUIDE. EARN BIG $$$ a TRAVEL THE Summer Youth Payroll Coordinator Attenoon Wargamers and RoJepUyers FOR RENT anywnerei Why hassle with catalogs? Let the WORLD FREE (CARIBBEAN. EUROPE. HA The Toledo Area Private Industry Council is Gamefesl T>4 March n and 12 1 ft 2 bedroom apts. furrvunfurn Available for PREGNANT? friendly professionals at The Greek Man make WAII AND MOREi) HURRY) BUSY SPRING seeking an individual to assist in the summer Fn.6-<2Sal 1-i2Educa:on Bog We can help FREE A CONFIDENTIAL prog your life easier1 Call or stop in today AND SUMMER SEASONS RAPIDLY AP summer, 9 mo leases Campus shuttle, heat youth payroll department. The position will be included WINTHROP TERRACE 352 9135 Call Enc 372-61 78 tor info nancy tests, support A information BG Preg The Greek Man 353 0901 PROACHING FREE STUDENT TRAVEL gin approximately April 18. 1994 with a salary BG PRO BG PRO BO PRO nancy Center Call3S4-HOPE. 119 E Court St (Near Mr Spots) CLUB MEMBERSHIP! (9lg) 929 4398 EXT of $6 50 to $7 50 an hour depending on expo C 78 GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS DOREEN CUTWAY FROM Typing and editing service Papers, essays nence Candidates should have one year ot FreelComedylFreel 800- THIRD ST TOLEDO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and dissertations staring at Si 00 per page Alaska Cannery Job*! college with an emphasis in accounting Direct Comedian Sky Sands is coming Feb 24 at 8pm Now renting for 1994-95 PICTURES FOR KEY TAKEN Call Karen at 354 6518 Big Cash, Big Challenge, big Experience. resume lo. Ann. Accounting Manager, 33i to the Grand Ballroom in the Union Seen on (I2nvsch. year) and sum "94 MON FEB 21 7 30BA 104 Cinema* & Showimel No raoal/senual humor We have Into. 1 -800-41 -NOMAD 14th Street. Toledo, Ohio 43624-1402 no later Will do typing than March 4.1994. F uiiy furnished 1 BR ft 2 BR Units Environmental Majors - Juniors: Apply tor an $1 25/page involved. Call 2-7164 or 2-2343 lor details' ASSFMBIFRS Excellent income Excellent location Reasonable rates environmental scholarship up to a $1000 a- Call Vicki 352-3356 FreelComedylFreel to assemble products at home. Call 352 4966 or stop by ward GPA 3 5 or better, faculty recommeda GREEKS « CLUBS Info 1 504-646-1700DEPT. OH 6255 FOR SALE the building. #10 ton needed Open to all junior environmental EARN ■naiors March i i deadline More into • applica- PERSONALS Blair Brede Painters is now hiring painters i o ISO - MM • FOR YOURSELF work in Cleveland Heights this summer.Earn Houses i ft 2 bedroom apartments tions at Center lor Environmental Programs plus up to $500 tor your dubl 153 CPOB. 372-8207 $5-9 an hour No experience necessary. Call '87 WV Fox Wagon Engine and body in great 9 month - summer - year leases. BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS This fundraiser costs nothing and lasts Blair Mon ft Wod 9 Spm at 354 8408 shape 1 owner $1200 Call 287 3346 3527454 Gonna make you S.W.E.A.T.! one week Call now and receive a Iree gift. are now available. 2nd Floor, LSC Deadline COUNSELORS-INSTRUCTORS needed! 100 1 1/2 year old portable Sony disc player w Supervised Workout Eierase ft Training 'o- applications I-eb 25 1-800-932 0528. E nt 65 Get into shape for Spring Break' positions! Coed summer camp. Pocono case. AC/DC, stereo ft car adaptors included, MT VERNON APARTMENTS 1 1 NEW STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITY: For more information attend meeting *i Awesome Spring Break Panama City 8 Hta. lighted display $140 372 3934 802 6TH STREET Days Oceanview Room With Kitchen S1191 PA. Good aalary/llpe! (908) 689-3330. Curronrjy renting for 94-95 Spaoous, ful'y fur Tuesday. February 22.5 00 pm 1984 Tempo 104.000 miles. Best offer Walk To Best Bars1 Includes Free Discount nished 2BR. A/C, dishwasher, washer/dryer, Student Rec Center Archery/Golf Room CRUISE LINE Entry level on board 352 3246 or 352^099 Card • Save $50 On Cover Charges' 1 1/2 baths. Call 354-0401 or stop by apart Hot. hot, hot. BOB MARLEY Tnbute. ARK 1 800-678-6386 SUMMER ONLY positions avail. summer or year round, 1987 black 300 ZX. T-tops. 2 plus 2. 56.000 ment»2 Band. 9 pm. Sat. Feb 26. Union Ballroom. If interested, please call C Faragoal great benefits, free travel. (813)229 5478 mi., fully loaded, tew mileage, exceil car alarm »i Awesome Spring Break' Best Trips A 353-5715 or Or C Weislekter al 372-9955 Now leasing Carnbean style REGGAE tarn $1,000 per week at home stuffing enve E xcellont Condition" Call 37? 2393. Pnces1 Bahamas Parry Cruise 6 Days S2791 i -2-3 bedroom apartments A houses Ohio's let U.S. lopes! For information, please send long sell HSA'HSA'HSA'HSA Includes 12 Meals A 6 Free Parties1 Panama AST 286. 40 HD. Epson Printer 354 8800 ' We do allow pels The Honors Student Association now has an Ciry Room With Kitchen 8 Days $119' Cancun Senate Debate! addressed stamped envelope to CJ Enter- $300 opening for Newsletter Chair If interested. prises. Box 67068K. Cuyahoga Falls. OH A Jamaica With Air From Columbus 8 Days Computer. IBM compatible 386 SX, 65 meg One bedroom apartment 128 S. Summit tor please submit a letter of intent to the Honors Tonight 44222 From $469' Daytona $149' Key West $249' hard disk, 2 megs RAM. super VGA color mom Office at 231 Administration Bktg by 5 00 pm. 7 00pm Kobecker H«H Summer 94 and 94-95 school year Cocoa Beach $159' 1 600 676 6386 Earn cash slutting envelopes al home. All ma- tor Kings Quest V $800 00 Call 352-7435 1 2673341 Monday March 1 Phi Tau • Phi Tau ■ Phi Tau terials provided Send SASE to PO Box 395. • i Awesome Spring Break Bahamas Party IBM computer. Color Monitor, printer included HSA MEMBERS Olathe.KS 60051 Rooms available in BG home. Cruise' 6 Days $2791 Trip Includes Cruise A v..' 4 '.46 ■■':»' tipri The MdEasl Honors Association will be Congratulations on winning AOPi's Grad males preferred Room. 12 Meals A 6 Free Parties) Hurryl This FXCEPTIONAL SUMMER OPPORTUNITY 352 1631 or 354 6701. leave message having its annual Conference dunng our Will Sell Out' 1-800 676 6386 Lip Sync Contest. Way to Got Camp Wayne Boys. NE PA (3 KENWOOD Car CD Player. KENWOOO 80 The Greek Man SPRING BREAK. What are you DOING hrs/NYC)-Sports oriented Counsel- Wan Car Amplifier, ft 2 10" MTX speaker $ ALUMNI CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPS* THEN? ors/Specialists for all Land/Water Sports, boxes All equipment only 6 months old. Will SUBLEASER WANTED ASAP This is ill If you are interested call Chnstine Outdoor Rec. Compute's, A&C. Video. Radio sell separately or as a whole. Serious inquiries 2 bedroom apt Varsity Square near Kmart Applications must be submitted to the (2-1466) or Beth (2-8502) HSAwillEVEN PRAIRIE MARGINS Campus interviews on Tuesday. March 1, only, need money badly' Call JOE at 352 8089 Available March l st. Call 354 1310. HELP DEFRAY THE COSTS' CALL SOON Mleo Alumni Center eves. by 5:00 pm Needs Your Submissions! Write: 55 Channel Drive. Port Washington NY 11050-2216 or call 1800 509 2267 or LaDno Student Union Meeting TODAY! MAC LC with 12" RGB Monitor and Stylowntor 6pm Important Issues will be discussed. Fac- Post ny' Fiction 516883 3067 Printer includes System 7 Software $1500 Alpha Chi Omega * Alpha Chi Omega Non-FlclIon • An ulty Lounge on Feb 22 at 6pm FUNDRAISER o 0 o Call Charlie 372-6596 The Sisters ol Alpha Chi Omega are very ex- SUMMER ThPl OYMTNT We're looking for a top student organization Rollerbiades • Size Men's 10/VVomen s 12 THE ARK BAND plays at Carnbean Assoc s cited to announce that Mindy Miller has been DEADLINE EXTENDED TO: Fn Mar 4 that would like to make $500-$i500 for a mar- $50 Ca" Enc at 352-2821 after bpr' OPPORTUNITIES Reggae Tribute to Bob Marley. 9pm Sat. chosen to be the Sigma Chi pledge class Bring Entries to: 202 C Univ Hall 1 keting promotion nght on campus Call Feb 26 Lenhart Ballroom (Peace) sweetheart Congratulations' (Prairie Margins maXboi) i BOO 592 2121 extension3n. Woman's Guco Watch Alpha ChJ-Sigma Chi For details, call Jett @ 353-3428 For Sale for $200, paid $325 Musicians • forming all girl band. Need piano Spend the summer in the beautiful WIN $1,000 IN POETRY CONTEST FOR or Liana @ 372 5913 Call 353 6028 Attention Arts A Sciences Majors! player, drummer, 2 violins. 2 guitars, 1 bass. 1 RULES. GUIDELINES SEND SELF- SPRING BREAK SPECIALS Catskill Mountains of New York. ADDRESSED. STAMPED ENVELOPE TO Come to "How to find your own Co-op or In- marimba and 2 trumpets. You supply the tal- WV Whitewater Inc Hoi 30 POETRY CONTEST; PO BOX 435: WAR ternship" Thun Feb. 24. 1994 3:00pm 300 ent, we will train. 726-8534. Achieve a challenging and FayelMWlle, WV 25840. t-600-WVW RAFT FOR RENT SAW. IN 46581 Student Services. Call: 2-2451 for details. rewarding summer experience HELP WANTED THE BEST No experience necessary 1 bedroom apanment 316 1/2 Ridge 12 working in a residential camp for SPRING BREAK DEAL IN B.Q.! Must be excited about establishing month lease starting in August Tenant pays all '/.i BBei ABSOLUTELY NO HIDDEN COSTS! relationships with people of the utilities except gas. Gas heat. $300/mo Call adults with physical and Panama City Beach, $139 that'a all you opposite sex I 354 2854 (days) ft 352-2330 (ovomngs) developmental disabilities. •■y 1-900-486-3300 exl. 2901 Daytona Beach, $99 that'a all you pay $2 99 per minute, must be 18 yrs1 3 bedroom apartment Positions available: Counselors, 7 nlghta/d days, all rooms Ocean Front ProCall Co (602) 954-7420 Available immediately 354 8800 * We do allow pets Cabin Leaders, Program Leaders. what's more important Call Scott or Luke 3S4-1626 INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT 3 bedroom house All students are encouroged to Volunteers needed to assist m a phone survey Make up to $2,000 - $4,000 plus/mo leaching Big living room, yard apply. Season dotes June 6 • than your career? lor the Prevention Center Office. For more in- basic conversational English abroad Japan. On Scott Hamilton, call 353 3993 evenmQs formation, call 372-2310. Taiwan, and S Korea. Many employers pro- At Wendy's, we see our Managers as much more than the 309 High - Free heat August 24. Good salary, room and vide room ft board and other benefits No motivated, high-energy professionals they are We're con- 2 bdrm apt, fum, free gas heat, water ft sower, board, and some travel allowance. teaching background or Asian languages re- washer ft dryer, close to campus. Call Newiove cerned about their quality ol quired For more information call (206) Rentals 352-5620. our only office For more information call 914- life every bit as much as the WANTED 632 1146 exl JS544 quality of their work, and we 320 Elm -Free heat 434 - 2220 or write to Camp Jened, quite simply, you. Now hiring floor walkers 'or Uptown Downtown back up that con- 1 ft 2 bdrm apts , free gas heat, water ft sewer. P.O. Box 483, Rock Hill, NY 12775. cern with some very 1 male subteaser needed ASAP Urtveraity Inc Must apply in person in Downtown be furnish, close to campus Call Newiove Rentals appealing tangible Village Apts. $i95/mo > eiec No deposit' tween9-i0 pm Monday thru Fnday 352 5620, our only oflice. rewards like Own room, furnished 353-6021 A five-day work week 2 Female or Male Roommates Wanted tot Vacations Summer *94 and possibly Fall *94 2 BR Apt $300 savings bond sign-on and special occasion bonus f Furnished, AIR. Lots ol room - call Nick Fully paid 10-week training program 353-0363 Attractive salary plus incentives Musicians- forming all girl bend. Need piano Tuition reimbursement player, drummer, 2 violins. 2 guitars, 1 bass, i Stock options & profit sharing marimba and 2 trumpets You supply the ta1 Liberal medical & dental coverage eni. wewi'Urain /?S 6534 A ciear track to total P & L responsibility One or two roommates wanted Room in two bedroom apt. fully If you've got what it takes to help lead a fast-paced furnished for the 94/95 school year. Fortune 500 firm, let us show you how we take $285/mo. Call Christopher at 353-8719. your future personally Call the BGSU Student Services Line at 372-9899. Company ID #4054101. EOE Roommate wanted • Room in two bedroom apt available Feb 19 $200/mo . $200 depos it Call Dan ai 354-0122. SUBLEASER NEEDED NOW $165/month. REST OF FEB FREE CALL Cyndi at 352-6681 Quality of life is jusl part of Ibe opportunity
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