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Smokers who start late One person tries to recruit in life have fewer in you to join the 20th Maine regi- health risks. ment who are fighting in the Civil War, while another person is profiling the life of Rutherford Kosovo B. Hayes. At least, that is what you will see if you stop by the American History Fair, which is taking place today from 6-10 p.m. in NATO continues 101 Olscamp Hall. This fair is the brainchild of Paul Buckingham, assistant pro- bombing after fessor of history. The fair Associated Press Photo Senioi Airman Eric Robinson, right, Airman First Class Stephen includes informative and inter- cease-fire called Bancher, center, and Staff Sgt Michael Hawkins, load an active booths covering topics AIM-9 sidewinder missile on a cart. from early and modem history of America. I he Associated Press attacks. laration was clearly aimed at only way the group would Baseball loses to At least six explosions could staving off further NATO agree to a truce would be if Buckingham said over 100 students have put together over Michigan. 8-7. HEI.CKADI . Jugoslavia be heard late Tuesday in the attacks and at presenting Milo- NATO troops enforced it. 30 separate presentations. Yugoslav President Slobodan direction of the Batajnica mili- sevic's government as a cham- Russia alone welcomed the Milosevic declared a unilateral tary airport just north of Bel- pion of peace. cease-fire. "Any peace initiative "There are some extremely cease-fire Tuesday in his cam- grade and tracer rounds from President Clinton and NATO ' must be useful," spokesman clever projects," said Kevin paign lo crush rebels in Kosovo, anti-aircraft were seen in the insisted that half-measures Dmitry Yakushkin quoted Pres- Jones-Kern, assistant professor Opinion 2 saying he wanted to honor the night sky. would not end the NATO air ident Boris Yeltsin as saying. of history. Orthodox Easter holiday this Yugoslav television stations campaign that began March 24, On the refugee front, NATO One exhibit includes a stu- Page Three 3 weekend. Western leaders World and Nation 4 reported further attacks Tues- and British Prime Minister Tony nations and others rushed in dent performing a historical called the move a sham and day night at Uzice, 75 miles Blair's office said Milosevic's tons of aid Tuesday for the reenactment portraying a Civil Sports 9 pledged to press ahead with southwest of Belgrade, and in announced truce "doesn't go 400,000 ethnic Albanians who War recruiter seeking soldiers Sports Agate 11 airstrikes. Cacak, an industrial town 55 nearly far enough." have been driven out of Kosovo for the 20th Mainel. In another, Moments after the cease-fire miles to the south, where U.S. A rebel spokesman also and into poor neighboring students create a live broadcast took effect at 8 p.m. (2 p.m. officials say a munitions plant is rejected the cease-fire, which states. from Pearl Harbor. EDT), air-raid sirens wailed in located. was announced on Belgrade Belgrade, heralding new NATO Others students cover sub- The Yugoslav cease-fire dec- television stations, and said the • See KOSOVO, page eight. jects such as differences between "I never experienced the Northern and Southern war so close to me as I views of slavery, women in the did. War in terms of not Students debate Kosovo bombings 'Civil War, the impact of canals on Ohio, the Boston Massacre, only what is happening opportunity to participate in a By LINE ANETTE the legacy of Lucy and Ruther- in Kosovo, but also what variety of committees from DJUVE ford B. Hayes, early American is happening behind the • organizations like NATO and music, Fort Meigs, the Trail of the European Union (EU), scenes. I also realized The BC News Tears, the temperance move- among others. how hard it is to reach a % m t The Kosovo conflict hit close ment and student political Curtis Peet, director of the to home for the 14 University unrest during the late 1960s. consensus among differ- Model UN program and an students who participated in assistant professor in political Exhibits will be judged based ent nations." Brll Model United Nations last science, said that as representa- on historical accuracy, the week. tives of Italy, it was important lo amount of research and how As representatives of Italy, Ana Pereira emphasize that Italy have a well each is presented. the students were forced to deal Senior journalism major, very strong interest in the Koso- Prizes will be awarded in sev- with a country which is not participant in Model UN vo conflict. The main reasons eral different categories, with only geographically close to are that Italy is a NATO mem- the best overall exhibit receiving Kosovo, but also an active par- ber, the country is located close a $100 prize. Other awards HI P ticipant in the conflict through to Yugoslavia, Italy serves as the include best exhibit in early NATO. | launching pad for the NATO American history, best exhibit in Model UN is a simulation Photo Provided airstrikes and it also receives modem American history and program in New York where many of the Kosovar Albanian best use of research. different schools take on the Check out: Ana Pereira, left, and Julie Meyer, right, both participated in The American History Fair is characters of different nations. the Model United Nations. During the program they repre- open to the public. Admission is It also gives the students the • See MODEL, page eight. www.bgnews. sented Italy and discussed the problems in Kosovo. free. com News, web extras and a whole lot more. USG accomplishes little amid confusion broadcast on television this legislation that fill in the vague "Overall. . .they don't have a laborious process of approving ByJEFFARNETT semester, its General Assembly outlines of the constitution with good grasp [of parliamentary each section wasn't necessarily Want to get in touch? The BG News meetings are suppose to run only specific rules. procedurel," said USG chief of wasteful. Confusion ran rampant at the staff Mike Allton. "The speaker's "It's not a bad way to do it," bgnews@listproc. Little was accomplished at a from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Monday's meeting, as many senators job would be enormously easier Allton said. "Realistically, this meeting of the Undergraduate meeting was adjourned, and all apparently lost track of what if everyone knew parliamentary should not be an easy process. . . bgsu.edu Student Government General of the legislation on the agenda motion was on the floor and procedure well." no one should sit in there and Your direct line to your Assembly meeting Monday tabled, shortly before 9:15 that night. what section of the by-laws was Adding to the confusion was expect things to go easy." newspaper night. the fact that the entire process In the course of debating the No legislation was passed at "We need to get out of here," being debated. was unnecessary, according to by-laws various issues were the meeting, though several said USG vice president In addition, some senators Or call us: Maryann Russell as the meeting displayed a lack of familiarity Allton. brought up, including disagree- details of the new by-laws of drew to a close. with parliamentary procedure "It wasn't necessary to vote on ments over the election of next USG were debated before the by repeatedly objecting to each article because we have to year's speaker, the speaker's 372-6966 meeting was adjourned due to Before the meeting ended, motions, an improper action that vote on the whole thing," Allton stipend and the number of orga- the time. USG did debate and approved only compounded the parlia- said. As a result of USG being most of the first article in its by- laws. The by-laws are a piece of mentary chaos. He said, however, that the • See USG, page eight. I •* page 2 The BG News Wednesday, April 7, 199£ The BG News
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210 West Hall Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-2601 E-mail: [email protected] Mike Wendling Editor-in-chief Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber of policy makers Copy Chief Photo Editor Wake up citizen! One thing charge appears out of nowhere - and this is reflected by laws ben- Tod McCloskey I've learned is thai people don't Well, not nowhere - Policy made efiting few and screwing many. Scott Zimmer pay enough attention to power it! Budgets are a form of policy-1 Sports Editor Graphics Editor and who has it. It's just as rele- Policy is not neutral. It sup- making. The decisions about Tony Cavallario vant within the University as it ports Ihe goals of Ihe organiza- who gets how much money cre- Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller is in Ihe government of the real tion. That is what we need to ate power for the favored orga- Web Editor world. examine — who benefits from nizations. The perceived impor- Power is rarely given, shared Ihe policy? Whose interests in tance of a department, service or Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown or distributed when it is highly the organization promoting? project is recognizable in their Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter concentrated. A cry for equal This is also what we do not agree budget allocation. rights, reparations or equal dis- on in regards to Ihe government Policy makers need to be I tribution of resources can easily — whose lifestyle is promoted watched. Pressure and attention be ignored. People who have by our policies? keep them in line — instead of student, your days are filled money use Ihe power associated The Marriage Defense Act of voting themselves a pay raise. with policy. Attendance policies, with it to get more money. Pow- 1996 is an example of policy Some things won't change, but grading scales, graduation letter erful people can ignore or avoid shaping what is "desirable" we need to be aware of them. requirements, lease agree- Out best means ol individual fairness, justice and laws, menls.and dorm regulations all legally. The act states that only So there I am in Ihe Kreischer dorm wailing for some friends depending on how much power heterosexual marriages will be and group power is voting and when I overhear a conversalion between some of Ihe residential affect our behavior and our lives. they have. Unfortunately, some recognized by law. Some citizens making our voices heard. People advisers. Not being one to stick my nose where it does not belong, I If today your college decided people are attracted to positions may agree with that idea, but the behave better when they know was not intentionally listening. But I overheard something very that they wouldn't accept your in government because they effect of this policy as a legal they are being watched. interesting nonetheless. The small group was discussing USG and application for graduation or come with a certain amount of statute definitely shapes peo- We need to rally college stu-1 how they were unproductive and did not represent the students ade- needed another requirement, power and privilege. ple's lives and promotes govern- denls like the elderly have orga- quately. Then 2 of 3 readily admit that they chose not to vote in the your life plans would change. There are inherent class, gen- ment action. nized — they have a network of recent elections! Are you kidding me? You could lose your student der, race, sexual and ethnic The group at my loan exit voices so that Iheir issues won't [ Let me first congratulate those of you who made a conscious loans because of marijuana. You power differences in the system. interview was told that people be overlooked. effort to improve the environment of this fine institution. It is very may be in trouble in the dorms going into certain fields, such as We can force politicians to I easy for THOSE people to sit back, complain about all they deem Those with advantages that for being in Ihe wrong (designal- special education or teaching in focus on the issues if we call | wrong, and not do a darn thing about it. So I salute you, the few, for allow power in certain situations ed-sexually) bathroom. We have would prefer not to give it to high demand areas would be attention to them and put them picking up the slack for them, Ihe many. to pay taxes every year, accord- others. The people on the bottom given discounts on their loans. on the spot. If we pay attention The Undergraduate Student Government is a very essential ing lo Ihe tax laws given to us. Take a look at this example of to the policies, we can raise a aspect of Bowling Green State University. I do not believe that any of the scale have less to work Our streets and vehicles have the how policy is not neutral. It fuss instead of detrimental laws one doubts Iheir importance, but rather their effectiveness. Herein with. What could a poor person laws and policies written on threaten a rich one with? (The points out "desirable" choices passing unnoticed by the public. lies Ihe problem. USG needs to hear, wants to hear, and would love them as to what is permissible. and rewards them. Policy also But it's a matter of realizing that lo hear from every single undergraduate student on this campus. question is really: what could You have to park in the set para- decides "undesirable" actions what goes on in the upper eche- They would love to take every single student's concern and some- poor people threaten the rich meters. You have to wake up and has the power to punish lons does affect does affect you. how find a remedy. Thai is the reason for Iheir entire existence. I am with?) Power is also about lever- and go out in Ihe cold lo shovel Pay attention to meetings and sure that if you were to ask any member of USG to sit down and dis- age and bargaining power. What your sidewalk, or be penalized them. bills that are passed, both within | cuss an issue that concerns you, they would be more than obliged. could you offer someone to con- for not following the rule written Take a look at the elected and the University and this country. Now I concede that in the future, USG needs to make themselves vince them lo support your by someone at a meeting you did appointed officials voting and more readily available lo the students, and 1 am sure that with the idea? not attend. making policy decisions. I do new administration, that is being worked out as you read this arti- People with a special kind of Banks make new policies to believe that some of them have Natalie Miller can be reached at cle. USG cannot function properly without a two way communica- power are policy makers. Poli- take the money of ours that they their constituents' interests in [email protected]. Her poli-1 tion process between Ihem and Ihe students. cies run our lives. If you are a already have. That service mind. But sometimes they don't, cy is no dates on the first kiss. Finally, for all of you out there who chose lo point out all the faults of the Undergraduate Student Government, 1 implore you to look at yourself and ask, "What am 1 doing lo make this community a bet- NATO mission in Kosovo justified, necessary ter place?" If Ihe answer is, "Nothing," then I would like to remind you that there will be Senate seals available in the fall. If you are What we've got here is failure to possessions are taken, you'll in these peoples' eyes automati- under Ihe belief that it is not your duly to help other students, that communicate. Some men you just Eric Luhta never see your friends again and cally makes us wrong. True, mil-1 is your perogative. But don't be part of the problem, be part of the can't reach, so you get what we had you've got nowhere to go. You'd itary solutions are devastating, I here last week, which is the way he hope to hell someone some- solution! destructive and messy, but what wants it. Well, he gets it. I don't where would come and give you other choice is there at this like it anymore than you men. a hand. Believe it or not, the point? Milosevic has made it I Brian Starosto - Cool Hand Luke () ity•)r people over there are exactly like very clear that he is not going to I IPC you. If you don't believe that, accept a peaceful solution. The I Senior You can feel the tension in the CuJ'j you've got the same attitude as idea that we throw up our arms I air, even down here in little ol' the Serbs who are murdering after diplomacy fails and say, I Letters to the Editor policy Bowling Green. For many of us those people. We're so sheltered "Well, we tried. 1 guess that's I Do you agree with all of this' The BG News encourages all student, faculty, students, this is the closest we've Milosevic will turn his head and over here in this country that if that" and let a race of humans be | administrative and local Input from any and all people who have a strong opin- ever come to living during a check out who else he can something isn't happening right exterminated is ludicrous. ion. The BG News will not dlscrimminate upon letters solely based on a person's opinion. We offer two avenues to people wishing to express his or her opinion. wartime period (I myself was a cleanse himself of. in front of our faces or doesn't Just to make myself clear, 11 bit too young to fathom what directly involve us, we don't ■ letters to the Editor. Letters are lo be less than 500 words (less than two I'd bet my right arm on it realize that it is not all the Serbs typed, double-spaced pages). These are usually In response to a current Issue .on was really happening in Desert turning out that way should care. And therein lies the major who are carrying out Milosevic's I the BGSU campus or Bowling Green area, Storm, as I'm sure a lot of you NATO choose to ignore what's problem. By turning your head orders. I realize that there are I ■ Guest Columns. Longer pieces (between 600-800 words) can be submitted as were also). to what's going on, you're help- Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to space limitations and consid- happening. NATO should be U.S. citizens who are over there I ered based on topic relevance and quality. What I do remember about there doing what it's doing, and ing Milosevic attain his goal. and some who may very likely I Desert Storm was how support- Others have told me that the Anonymous letters are not encouraged. The News will not print any letter or if you don't agree with that, 1 be killed. These people are our I Guest column without being able to verify the author. This will be accomplished ive and gung-ho our nation was suggest you examine your rea- United States has taken up this family and friends and may end [ only If the author submits his or her name, academic major and year, phone for helping out Kuwait. We role as the "world's police" sons why, because every one I've up giving their lives for this I number and/or e-mail address. The News will consider printing a letter or col- were doing the right thing by when we can't handle our own umn as anonymous only under specific situations In which the author may have heard so far is a product of the senseless conflict. 1 am no fan of I vaUd reasons to remain anonymous. getting our hands a little dirty problems. I agree with parts of self-absorbed society that's war. But if we don't act now, the I To submit a Guest Column or Letter, bring a written copy to 210 West Hall and and helping out people we did- that. The recent Iraqi conflict has taken over the world. end toll of people who will die | leave It In the Opinion Editor's mailbox. Or. send It on e-mail to n't know who were in a bit of fueled this fire. But this particu- bgnews4Sbgnei.hgsu.edu and give il the subject. "Letter to the Editor". People have said that it's not will be all the greater. trouble. lar situation has nothing to do our business to be over there Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received. The Today, in the recent Kosovo with policing. I don'l see not tol- We've wasted a lot of time I News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. The Editorial Board acknowl- fighting someone's "civil war." and money on ridiculous things edges all entries submitted for publication. conflict, the story is seemingly erating genocide and ethnic quite different, even though the First of all, it's hardly a civil war. cleansing as anal retentive. As like media scandals and situation is, in essence, the same. It's more like one person doesn't far as our own problems, sure impeachment hearings. This Copyright * 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any And it makes me nauseous. like the other so they're going to we've got some things that need step has restored some of my material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is push them out of the way (i.e. prohibited. There are millions of people who attention, but that's not a license faith in America. I will tell you kill them) because they can't that if I was called today to ser- The BG News Is an independent publication founded in 1920 and Is pub- want NATO to keep its nose out to ignore what's going on out- lished dally during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- of other people's business and stand the fact thai they're differ- side our little U.S. bubble and vice my country in this matter, I ter. let this issue work itself out. ent. That's not a civil war, it's waive our moral obligation to would not hesitate. I'm damn Opinions expressed in columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily Well, if you take that prejudice. correct something that's not just proud of the USA and NATO. | those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG approach, this is what will hap- Put yourself in the refugees' wrong, but downright evil. You should be too. News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff pen: Thousands if not more eth- place. What if someone came to The majority of arguments The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in sto nic Albanians will be slaugh- your house, killed your family I've heard are against the war Eric / uhta is a guest columnist. rles or photograph descriptions. tered, the rest will be driven out and told you to get out of here simply for war's sake. The fact He can be reached at luhtae@bgnet. Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editooal Board are final. of the country, and Slobodan and never come back? All your that we've taken military action bgsu.edu. website of the day PEOPLE www.reel.com on the street the adventures of I, pronounced as eye we are looking for What is your favorite flash hcliori by Jason Nelson creative and impactful questions to query the moment or event in history? the campus of BCJSU. - "Jump on the Bandwagon" if you have something Chelsea Beaton Do re ta Perry I'm a dork. I think I was born that way. I've .chy or serious or — Grad Student Ph.D. best of all IPC IPC heard it was a twist in the birth canal, and the ice When Christ rose "When Dr. Martin hard-hitting and insight- from the dead and Luther King. Jr. gave tongs that caused it. 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Dr. Ashok Ramadugu, 40, was arrested Monday on charges of rape, gross sexual imposition and assault. He was freed on $50,000 bond and is scheduled for arraignment Wednesday in Lorain Coun- ty Common Pleas Court. The rape charge carries a maximum penal- ty of 10 years in prison. Ramadugu has requested a leave of absence from EMH Regional Medical Center, where he worked for two years. A telephone message was left Tuesday for his attorney, John Haynes. There was no phone listing for Ramadugu. Ramadugu, a lung specialist, helped treat the woman, then 22, last spring while she was in intensive care at the hospital, said Lorain Associated Prew Photo! County Prosecutor Gregory A. White. She is no longer in the hospi- tal. Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov greets Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat during their talk In Moscow, Tuesday, April 6. "She was not totally aware of what was happening to her at the Russia advised Arafat not to unilaterally declare an independent state next month. point this happened," White said. mviACAiAmmmmmmmamm———mm—m Russia urges Palestine not After new discovery, men receive treatments MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — The benefits of Viagra are extending beyond the pill's ability to restore sexual function in men. to declare independence A physician at the University of Vermont College of Medicine says The Associated Press and will continue to support you," but urged Arafat to avoid rushing that the anti-impotency drug is luring into his office men who usual- five-year interim autonomy perio Yeltsin told Arafat. the process. ly wouldn't go to see their doctor. Russia has been developing bet- laid out in the peace agreements tol MOSCOW — Russia advised Arafat has been receiving advice As a result, they are getting beneficial treatment that they may ter ties with Israel in recent years, allow more time for negotiations. Yasser Arafat on Tuesday not to uni- to delay almost everywhere during and has sought not to offend either have missed out on. laterally declare an independent consultations in Europe, the Middle Russia is officially a co-sponsor oil "Quality of life issues for patients are what matter," said Dr. Mark state next month. The Palestinian Israelis or Palestinians in the com- East and the United States over the the Mideast peace process, which Plante, a urologist and assistant professor of surgery. plex Middle East peace negotiations. past month. This current lour takes leader said he had not yet made a was launched in 1991. But the Unit-] Plante is not keeping records of his Viagra patients, but says there final decision. Arafat reiterated the Palestinians' him next to China. Japan and possi- is no doubt that many men looking for the drug are being helped in President Boris Yeltsin greeted right to go their own way and bly India and Malaysia, aides say. ed States has played a far greater] declare a state on May 4 in the areas other ways. Arafat with a bear hug at the start of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin role. now under Palestinian self-rule, or In one case, a man who came in for the drug described symptoms their Kremlin meeting, and said Netanyahu opposes Palestinian Arafat went later Tuesday from I continue negotiations with Israel. that led doctors to discover he had colon cancer. Moscow would continue to support statehood and has threatened to Moscow to the Ukrainian capital, the Palestinians. "We haven't made a final deci- counter such a unilateral declaration Russia told Arafat, however, not sion yet on the May 4 problem, and by annexing parts of the West Bank Kiev, for talks with President Leonid to declare an independent Palestin- we are continuing consultations," and Gaza Strip still under Israeli Kuchma. Arafat said talks would ian state on May 4, when an interim Arafat said. control. focus on "what Ukraine can do to The BG News autonomy agreement with. Israel Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Russian Foreign Minister Igor expires. Primakov said the Palestinians' right Ivanov, at a press conference after help the struggle for Palestinian | "We have been carrying on a con- to create a state was "indisputable," talks with Arafat, proposed that independence," the UN1AN ne is proud to support tinuous policy of supporting you, Israel and Palestinians extend the agency reported. The Purple Ribbon LOOKING- FOR AN EXCITING. 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Russia earns des- fuel late last year when cash- MOSCOW — When Russia perately needed cash from some strapped Arctic cities ran out and sent 76 people, two dogs and of these operations, carried out were unable to provide heat to nearly 30 tons of equipment to under contract with the U.N. their residents. help Colombia dig out from its High Commissioner for The ministry was founded in recent earthquake, the Colom- Refugees — whose acting chief 1991 in the twilight of the Soviet bians were grateful, friendly and in Russia, Victor Andreev, com- era. By one account, it grew out more than a little baffled. plains that "their prices are a bit of the Soviet experience in Arme- ■ Who were these people in on the high side." nia following the devastating Ugly blue and orange jumpsuits In other cases such as the earthquake there in 1988. who barely spoke Spanish, and Colombia mission, which cost Soviet rescue teams, working why had they traveled halfway $176,000, Russia asks for and side-by-side with the Interna- around the world to help a receives nothing. tional Red Cross and other for- nation that had little to offer in eign organizations, were return? The Emergency Situations Ministry — Emercom for short shocked to see how well And isn't Russia broke, any- — is one of the most effective equipped and trained the out- way? and popular agencies in Russia's siders were, and how shabby the Well, yes. Lack of money has- post-Soviet government, one of Soviet Red Cross and Red Cres- n't noticeably slowed down Rus- the few thus far untainted by cent were by comparison. sia's Emergency Situations Min- allegations of corruption. Andrei Legoshin, then a istry, a remarkable post-Soviet Most of its work is carried out young Soviet rescue worker and creation that has sent crack res- within Russia, where the declin- now a high-ranking Emercom Associated Press Photo cue crews all over the globe. ing economy and crumbling official, recalled his wonder at ' Earthquake rescues in Turkey, infrastructure have created a fer- the foreigners, who worked with Rescuers with Russic-s Emergency Situations Ministry carry a Columbian girl, Injured after an humanitarian aid to the former tile environment for disaster. crisp efficiency and carried tools, earthquake, to an ambulance in the Columbian town of Armenia. Yugoslavia, refugee resettlement Plane crashes, building collaps- such as hydraulic lifts, that were Cabinet ministry in 1994. special forces. The best and most The trip, the biggest interna- in Rwanda. es, gas explosions, fires — unimaginable to Soviet rescue It now has 30,000 employees, experienced are designated as tional operation in the agency's increasingly, the ministry finds crews. "international class" rescuers. "No matter how hard it is in including 23,000 civil defense history, was put together on 11 Russia, Russia has to help those itself responding to manmade "It was a shock for our coun- troops that previously reported These were the leaders of hours' notice. Aboard the big 'who have an even harder time," disasters as much as natural try," Legoshin said. Emercom's 10-day trip to Colom- to the Defense Ministry. Ilyushin 76 jet, rescuers and doc- explained First Vice-Minister ones. The Soviets vowed to bia, where Russian rescue teams Yuri Vorobiev. "Certainly, we Although the ministry insists improve. The result was the The civil defense troops are helped search for survivors and tors sat on crates or on the floor can't help on the same scale as that Russia's economic crisis is Emergency Situations Commit- the grunts of the emergency medical teams helped treat the — most of the seats were taken the United States or Germany ... not, in itself, an "emergency situ- tee, which became a full-fledged agency; elite rescue crews are the injured in the Jan. 25 earthquake. out to make way for equipment. Hitman hire goes awry; many facing trial The Associated Press home with five other people and receive an automatic life sen- Brandon, who loved old cop on," said Brandon's lawyer, Ed gang scratched a cross on Bran- killing Brandon's father for his tence. Prosecutors are not seek- shows, sought out a hired killer. Paynter. "I've always maintained don's face with her fingernail ABILENE, Texas — Sixteen- $5,000 gun collection in 1998. ing the death penalty. Police say he fell in with a crowd that whatever Brandon did did- and slashed his throat with a year-old Brandon Lund wanted Brandon was also slashed with a Brandon, now 17, was con- of rough outcasts who robbed n't have a damn thing to do with knife, prosecutors say. his father dead. So the teen-ager homes, stole cars and were will- those six hoodlums killing his knife but survived. victed in October and sentenced Wilson's attorney, Mike Fouts, came up with a solution straight "When you set out to find to two years in a juvenile prison. ing to kill Brandon's father for a dad." said he will suggest that some- out of the "T.J. Hooker" reruns cold-blooded, calculating peo- He and two members of Wilson's price — the man's military gun Prosecutors say Wilson and he loved to watch: He hired a hit- ple, the tables can turn on you in gang are expected to testify collection. his gang went ahead with their one else in the gang was the gun- man. horrible ways that can't be pre- against Wilson. Three others are The pack was deep into mas- plan anyway and executed it man. But when Brandon had a dicted," said District Attorney awaiting trial on lesser charges. terminding the killing when Wil- with assassinlike efficiency. "One thing is apparent," change of heart, the former Boy James Eidson. "Apparently, the It's not clear why Brandon son, its leader, received a phone Dressed in black, they cut the Fouts said. "From the get-go Scout learned that calling off a gun collection enticed Wilson so wanted someone to kill his call. It was Brandon, sounding phone line and crept through a everyone is telling different sto- hit isn't like canceling a dentist scared and confused, but certain window. After ransacking the much that he didn't care about father, 46-year-old Mark Lund. ries and trying to cover them- appointment. whether Brandon wanted his At Brandon's trial, prosecutor that he had changed his mind. house, Wilson pushed Mark selves. We have to look more On Monday, the alleged hit- father dead or not. In fact, Bran- Dan Joiner argued that the teen- "Brandon's position has Lund onto a bed, shoved a pil- closely at the situation to really man, Billy Don Wilson, went on don became a liability in a plan ager had no specific reason: "He always been that whatever he low in his face and shot him in trial on murder charges for he initiated." just didn't like the way his father said, he did everything in his the head, prosecutors allege. determine what happened that allegedly breaking into the Lund If convicted, Wilson, 23, will was running the household." power to stop what was going Then, a member of Wilson's night." F~ s FOR FACULTY and STAFF at BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY HELPING YOU BUILD A SECURE FINANCIAL FUTURE IS AN IMPORTANT JOB. FORTUNATELY, TIAA-CREF HAS THE PERFECT RESUME. With 80 years of leadership experience in our field, where it should—towards ensuring your future. 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"They are very — Three 500-year-old Inca mum- including lids on the pottery and Incas, the U.S. archaeologist said. lifelike." mies, the apparent victims of a even food offerings of meat ritual sacrifice, have been found Speaking with The Associated "I expect that when we jerky," said Reinhard. frozen and in near-perfect condi- Press, he said the mummies had unwrap them, we will even be tion on an Andes mountaintop in to be removed from under nearly able to see the expressions on The expeditionary force that northern Argentina. six feet of dry rock and earth their faces," he said. "The arms recovered the mummies includ- from a burial platform. looked perfect, even down to the Or. Johan Reinhard said Tues- ed American, Argentine and Reinhard said two of the peach fuzz hairs, and the CAT day that the exceptionally well- Peruvian researchers who had to preserved remains of two boys mummies were wrapped in intri- scans have shown that even the and a girl found last month atop cately woven textiles, but an kidneys are intact." brave mountain extremes such as the 22,000-foot Mount Llullailla- exact cause of death was not Scientists said the burial plat- snowstorms and high winds. A co near Argentina's border with immediately clear. He said CAT form also held offerings to the grant from the National Geo- Chile may offer scientists a rare scans of the mummies showed Inca gods, including 35 gold, sil- graphic Society partially funded opportunity to conduct DNA all of their internal organs were ver and shell statues. Also recov- the dig. testing on centuries-old bodies. intact. ered were ornate woven and Associated Press Photol The mummies apparently "These bodies were frozen, as embroidered textiles, moccasins Reinhard's crew needed 12 contain frozen blood in their opposed to past bodies which and pottery, some still containing days at the mountain's peak to Shown is the face of one of the three 500-year-old Inca mum-| heart and lungs, which could were freeze-dried," said Rein- food. recover the bodies. mies, found frozen on an Andean volcano peak In Argentina. China, U.S. attempt to strike a deal to halt NATO airstrikes The Associated Press administration to allow Beijing of Trade. Criticism in Congress of meeting in Geneva of a resolu- pressure from Congress." to join the World Trade Organi- China hopes to attract the for- China's human rights record is tion condemning Beijing's WASHINGTON - Chinese Congress is still in its spring I zation, which regulates interna- eign investment needed to help bipartisan and widespread. human rights record. Premier Zhu Rongji's visit to the recess — probably sparing Zhu I tional trade, after 13 years of try- its slowing economy. Adding to the tensions are The recent Communist Party- United States comes at a time of the harshest of criticism ofl ing. While in Washington, Zhu concerns over alleged Chinese ordered crackdown on dissi- particularly tense relations In advance of his coming to was to dine with Clinton on nuclear espionage, Pentagon dents who formed an opposition China's human-rights record] between Beijing and Washing- Washington on Thursday, U.S. Thursday evening, hold meet- reports of a missile buildup parly helped solidify anti-China while he is here. ton, including a stark dispute and Chinese trade negotiators ings with officials of the World against Taiwan and alleged Chi- sentiment in Congress. "We want to work with the I 1 over the bombing of Yugoslavia. worked furiously to try to strike Bank and International Mone- nese campaign contributions to "Of course, it will not be an premier, we want to advance our I China has called for an imme- a deal that could be announced tary Fund and meet on Friday Clinton's 1996 re-election campa- easy task," Zhu told reporters in national interests to work with I diate halt to the NATO airstrikes. during the visit. with a handful of lawmakers gin. advance of his trip. "But I will go China where we can on areas ofl And Chinese leaders even con- Zhu also will visit Denver, back early from the two-week The Chinese, in turn, resent a anyway." interest," said James P. Rubin, the I sidered postponing Zhu's six- Chicago, New York and Boston, congressional recess. U.S. initiative to provide a mis- And, in an interview pub- State Department spokesman. city, nine-day visit that was courting the political and busi- "We hope that they will sile-defense shield for Japan and lished in Tuesday's editions of beginning on Tuesday in Los ness elite at each stop. He may understand better the impor- Taiwan. the Wall Street Journal, Zhu He cited recent developments in Angeles. observe financial markets, possi- tance of China-U.S. relations," China also strongly opposes asserted that the administration North Korea, India and Pak-I Even so, Zhu still hopes to bly the New York Stock said Yu Shuning, a spokesman U.S. sponsorship at the annual had recently backed away from istan's nuclear programs and close a deal with the Clinton Exchange and the Chicago Board for the Chinese Embassy- U.N. Human Rights Commission closing a deal on trade "due to international terrorism. 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"It's sort of irresistible, if you strates the need to change the can afford it, to get a peek into nation's campaign finance sys- For decades, Democrats have how the royal family lives and tem. happily given money to visit plays," said Dan Payne, a Boston "When we have a system Kennedy homes and help out the political consultant. "For some latest Kennedy running for that's democracy for rent, I cer- people, an affiliation with the office. Kennedys is sort of a life goal." tainly can't be surprised when I But the $100,000-a-head Patrick Kennedy was appoint- see the Hyannis Port compound retreat on Cape Cod, scheduled Associated Prets Photo ed to head the Democratic Con- for rent, too," said Meredith for September, marks the first gressional Campaign Committee McGehee, spokeswoman for the Senator Edward M. Kennedy stands by his wife Victoria, in front of houses inside the Kennedy time the home will be used for a in the fall after throwing a clam- clean-government organization compound in Hyannis Port, Mass. As a part of a Democratic Party fundraiser, the Kennedys will major, national campaign contri- bake at the Hyannis Port com- bution drive. Common Cause. soon be making the home available to weekend visitors at a cost of $100,000. Starting age of smokers proves vital to health risks The Associated Press Youthful smoking on a daily basis only from the addiction standpoint, but being treated for lung cancer. The group how much, Wiencke said. apparently causes lung damage that also from the cancer risk standpoint," included 57 people who were current Former smokers who started at age 7 WASHINGTON — Smoking in the lasts a lifetime, he said. Such damage is Wiencke said. smokers, 79 who were former smokers through their 15th birthdays had an teen-age years causes permanent genet- less likely among smokers who start in Surveys by the Centers for Disease and seven who had never smoked. ic changes in the lungs and forever their 20s. Control and Prevention indicate that The healthy lung tissue was tested for average of 164 genetic alterations. Ex- increases the risk of lung cancer — even "It looks like it is the age when smok- 34.8 percent of high school students the number of DNA alterations per 10 smokers who started from ages 15 if the smoker quits, a study finds. And ing starts that is important," Wiencke were regular smokers in 1995. That billion cells. Some alterations occur with through 17 had an average of 115 the younger the smoking starts, the said. "It didn't matter if they were heavy number rose to 36.4 percent in 1997. age, but the number of gene changes more damage is done. alterations. or light smokers — what mattered is Of smokers ages 30 to 39, 62 percent was much higher among smokers — The research, at a time when more that they started young." had tried smoking by the age of 16, and and highest of all among those who Among ex-smokers who didn't start than a third of teens take up the smok- Earlier studies have indicated that 24.9 percent had taken up the smoking started smoking at a young age, smoking until after they were 20, how- ing habit, shows "there is something young smoking stunts the lungs' full habit permanently by that age, the CDC Wiencke said. ever, the DNA alternations averaged 81, uniquely bad about starting young," development and increases the risk of found. For nonsmokers, there were 32 DNA fewer than half that of people who start- said John K. Wiencke, a genetics expert breathing problems later in life. Studies About 3 million teen-agers now alterations per 10 billion cells. For cur- at the University of California, San Fran- have also shown that smoking in the smoke, the government estimates. And rent smokers, the alterations were about ed smoking earliest. cisco, School of Medicine. teen years is more addictive and that about a third of all smokers will die of eight times higher. The findings were Such alterations occur when chemi- The research gives powerful labora- smokers who begin young are less like- smoking-related illnesses, including adjusted statistically for the number of cals in tobacco smoke fuse with genes in tory evidence of why starting smoking ly to break the habit. lung and other types of cancers, heart years smoked and for the amount before the age of 18 can be particularly But Wiencke's study for the first time disease, stroke, emphysema and chronic smoked. the DNA of lung cells. These chemical harmful to long-term health, said shows dramatic and enduring DNA pulmonary obstruction. The startling discovery was that for complexes, called adducts, cause muta- Wiencke, author of a study Wednesday damage caused by youthful smoking. In their study, Wiencke and col- former smokers, the important factor in the Journal of the National Cancer "This reinforces the idea that we need leagues tested for DNA alterations in determining DNA damage was when tions and significantly increase cancer Institute. to stop young people from smoking, not the nontumor lung tissue of patients they started smoking, not how long or risk, said Wiencke. Americans lack optimal cancer treatment, report says The Associated Press should go to a high-volume can- formed at inexperienced hospi- al Research Council, indepen- come, is it just bad luck or is it quate biopsies and underuse cer center instead of a smaller tals. dent organizations that advise because they got inappropriate radiation or chemotherapy after WASHINGTON — Eight mil- —All patients should find hospital near home. But for com- the government. Tuesday's care?" Simone asked. surgery. lion Americans require some oncologists experienced in their There is no way to ensure that plicated and high-risk surgeries, report lays out the problem, and Part of the problem may be form of cancer care each year, but such as for pancreatic cancer or particular form and stage of can- the board will meet later this doctors implement the latest can- cer guidelines. Physicians some- financial: 7 percent of newly too many are not getting the best the removal of the esophagus or cer. A woman with Stage III year to plan solutions with agen- limes even order too few cancer treatment, says a report issued pelvic organs, and for complicat- breast cancer, for instance, cies like the National Cancer diagnosed cancer patients lack should specifically ask how screenine tests, the report said. Tuesday that suggests creation of ed chemotherapy regimens, Institute. insurance, the report said. many Stage III breast cancer "This is a complex and proba- Take T>reast cancer, where a national system to assess the patients should seek out hospi- Another problem is poor pain patients the doctor has treated. bly formidable task, but we early detection and treatment is quality of cancer care. tals that perform the highest well-known to be lifesaving. treatment, especially in terminal "We were all shocked at how —Patients should be given all intend to pursue this with vigor," numbers of such procedures. treatment options before plan- More is known about the quality patients. Doctors need to be bet- little information is available on Post-surgical mortality for said Simone. that topic," said Dr. Joseph ning a clear approach to therapy. Why the difficulty? Cancer of breast cancer care than any ter educated in pain manage- those complex cases can be two other cancer, the report said, yet Simone of the University of A single doctor should then coor- consists of 100 different diseases ment, Simon said, realizing that to three times higher at hospitals studies show some doctors don't Utah, co-author of the National dinate and interpret the care requiring different treatments that treat only a few such push patients to get regular "the vast majority of patients . Cancer Policy Board report. patients will need from multiple depending on their stage of pro- Until there is a system to help patients a year. Yet the National physicians. It's typical to get gression. But programs that mammograms, perform inade- need not suffer." patients assess whether they're Cancer Policy Board report radiation at one site, tests at count cancer incidence and getting optimal care, the report found that between one-quarter another, for example. deaths often don't record the offered some general advice: and one-half of surgeries for pan- The National Cancer Policy patient's disease stage or type of —There are no data on creatic cancer, one of the dis- Board was created by the Insti- treatment. whether most cancer patients ease's deadliest forms, are per- tute of Medicine and the Nation- "So if a patient has a bad out- Event Marketing Manager Over 2,000 Ross Alumni are currently in Pro Performance Marketing is in search tor an residencies or private practice in the U.S. outgoing, enthusiastic, reliable, goal oriented student Only boring people are bored. 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Yugoslav officials said at least 12 A KLA commander told The I Armies of aid workers and rary "safe haven" for up to But in a sign of deteriorating The declaration followed a people were killed and dozens Associated Press by satellite tele- 20,000 Kosovar refugees in the relations, unknown assailants . soldiers set up row upon row of night of intense attacks in which hurt. phone that government forces military tents and latrines for the coming days. hurled a hand grenade at Bel- NATO planes and missiles blast- NATO said its weapons had burned about 10 villages around refugees, while aid , flights In its statement, the Yugoslav grade's only mosque Tuesday. ed fuel depots, oil refineries, targeted a nearby military post. clogged nearby airports, includ- leadership said the cessation of The blast injured no one, but roads and bridges across NATO Air Commodore David the southern town of Jablanica, ing the one at Tirana, the capital hostilities against the ethnic shattered windows and slightly Yugoslavia. Wilby of Britain said it was pos- near the Albanian border. He of Albania. Some doctors were Albanian Kosovo Liberation damaged the building, Beta NATO has insisted from the sible that one of the weapons said seven KLA fighters and 12 on hand, but the squalid condi- Army in advance of Sunday's news agency reported. outset that it has no plans to send "fell short" due to a guidance civilians had been killed. tions and lack of sanitation left Orthodox Easter was a "gesture In Washington, Defense Secre- in ground troops, a position crit- system fault, incoming fire or "We're here," said the com-1 many refugees sick with diar- of good will." tary William Cohen said the Serb icized Tuesday by former British another cause and that "any mander, Ramush Hajredina. Neither the cease-fire declara- cease-fire offer is "not only com- Prime Minister John Major. rhea. unintended damage" is "very "But we're having a lot of trou-1 Conditions were most desper- tion nor statements from pletely unacceptable, but it's While saying he supported much regretted." bles. There's not enough food for | ate at the frontier enclave at Yugoslav officials said anything absurd." He said accepting a the bombing campaign, Major In Aleksinac, two bodies, Blace on the Macedonian border, about holding fire against NATO cease-fire now would be an said it was "a mistake" to not at along with pools of blood and people, and we must go from where some refugees have died. forces, which mounted their "abdication of responsibility" by least threaten Milosevic with human body parts, could be seen house lo house, village to village, I In order to relieve the refugee most intensive strikes of the two- NATO. ground forces. in the wreckage of the apartment hiding from the Serbs." pressure on Macedonia, Western week-old air campaign late Mon- Vis.ir Reka, a rebel spokesman The latest bombings included building. Bricks and roof tiles In New York, Jesse Jackson countries began an airlift to evac- day and early Tuesday, and in Albania, agreed. "We do not a midmoming strike Tuesday in were strewn about, some hun- appealed for the return of three | uate thousands of refugees from promised heavier firepower to trust Milosevic's cease-fire," he the Kosovo capital, Pristina. dreds of feet from the blast. captured U.S. soldiers during a come. the former Yugoslav republic. told The Associated Press. "We Yugoslavia's Tanjug news The number of casualties in meeting with Yugoslavia's I Several thousand left on flights The allies demand that Milo- will not accept any cease-fire agency reported raids near the the central Serbian town could ambassador to the United late Monday and Tuesday for sevic withdraw military and without NATO presence in western Kosovo city of Pec. not be independently confirmed. Nations, Vladislav Jovanovic. Norway and Turkey. paramilitary troops from Kosovo Kosovo." A NATO missile late Monday Reports from inside Kosovo, Meanwhile, the Clinton and accept an international mili- Yugoslav deputy prime minis- struck a residential neighbor- meanwhile, point to an escala- The Americans were captured administration announced that tary force to police a settlement ter Vuk Draskovic said if NATO hood in Aleksinac, a mining tion of Serb forces' campaign last week along the Macedonia that grants autonomy to Kosovo, pressed ahead with airstrikes town of 17,000 people about 100 against both the KLA and ethnic border. COUNCIL MODEL Continued from page one. The city has hired Dave However, Stockburger report- Continued from page one. said. "Yes, we're agreeing with return to non-violent negotia- McDonald, a computer special- NATO's position, but at the same tions," Peet said. mosquitoes breed. This includes ist, to run an item-by-item check ed that all but two of the city's refugees. time we're demanding that other A peaceful resolution is not removing abandoned tires, of major government systems. Ana Tereza Pereira, a senior countries share the burden with always as close as one would journalism and theater major, cleaning eaves troughs and peri- "We feel that we are well traffic tights will need software the refugees." wish though, especially when odically emptying bird baths. ahead of the curve," Fawcett served as the head delegate for Pereira said she found it very you are dealing with different City officials also looked past said. "We've identified software Italy and as a member of the replacement. interesting to see the positions countries and different interests. the summer to the new year, say- that can take care of the Y2K NATO committee. She said that the different countries were tak- "I never experienced war so ing that Bowling Green is well- problem." even though the Kosovo conflict ing in relation to the conflict, close to me as I did," Pereira "It's not a big problem, but it prepared for the Y2K computer Utilities Director Darryl started right as the group was especially from non-allied coun- said. "War in terms of not only bug. The Y2K bug occurs when Stockburger said that the city's getting ready to go to New York, tries like Russia and Yugoslavia. what is happening in Kosovo, computers misread the "00" in water treatment plant has very is enough to keep us busy," they still had two days before According to Pereira, Russia, but also what is happening the year 2000, causing them to little computer equipment to they left to discuss Italy's posi- represented by California State behind the scenes. I also realized shut down or malfunction. check out. Stockburger said. tion in the Kosovo situation. University at Northridge, was how hard it is to reach a consen- As the head delegate and never really interested in dis- sus among different nations." USG NATO .representative, Pereira cussing the Kosovo conflict in According to Peet, the stu- said she decided to go for a topic . Continued from page one. organizational seats when it politician, that's great. But join a depth and would try to close the dents did a great job dealing that would give Italy a solid base passed its new constitution. He debate on the topic before any with difficult political issues club or something." of support from other countries, nizational seats in the senate. added that if the by-laws are not resolutions had been suggested. though. rather than solely focusing on World Student Association approved, either the constitution Senator Kate Newnam dis- Yugoslavia on the other hand, "They really put themselves the Kosovo area. By bringing up senator Ikechukwu Oguejiofor will have to be changed or USG agreed with Hussey's sentiment. which was represented by Chap- in the places of other countries in the refugee problem she knew voiced concerns that the new would not be able to properly fill man University was informed respect to the problems that are "1 don't think that's true," she would get more support. constitution and by-laws will cut the organizational seats. upon arrival at the conference going on," he said. "I'm very "Our main concern was with the number of organizational "We won't know how to fill Newnam said. "I think for the that they would not be allowed pleased and impressed with the refugees," she said. "Italy is these seats," Hussey said. "And most part, most of the senators to vote in any committee, be a their dedication. We're looking seats in USG too much. Accord- extremely concerned that the ing to Oguejiofor, fewer organi- it's going to be half-assed, like sponsor (person writing the reso- forward to next year." were prepared." refugees will affect the economy zational seats means that minori- half the things we do." lutions to a problem) or a signa- Peet said he will have a new Newnam and other senators and the tourism. Italy is right After the meeting, president ture (person supporting the reso- Model UN team selected by the ties will be underrepresented in across from Macedonia, Albania Hussey was upset over the sena- expressed frustration that lutions). first week of November next USG. and Kosovo, so I knew that the "We have a minority.. .whose tors' supposed lack of knowl- instead of tabling the by-laws While the Kosovo conflict is semester. Students who are inter- problem would eventually affect far from a peaceful situation at ested partaking in another coun- voice needs to be heard," Ogue- edge and preparation for the earlier they discussed the by- them." jiofor said. "We need organiza- meeting. the moment, the students had to try's politics through the Model laws the entire meeting. Peel also emphasized the eco- search for a solution to the prob- UN program can apply during tional senators to keep this thing "It's important to really know nomic issues related to the (USG) in check. ... We need what you're talking about," "Basically, the thing that upset lem. According to Peel, it was the first week of October. refugee problem. He said that important that the students try to The application and informa- them, as many as possible." 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P. ready at door HOCH IOCH RHOCHI 1 * c i Tod McCloskey Sports Editor j The BG News 372-2602 I View Tennis loses 2 matches over weekend B*i' from By MARK WIESE tally 5-2. but we just did not execute The Falcons are looking at The Falcons are looking for- the "We played two tough teams against Marshall and Miami," these losses as merely a test for ward to playing at home after a The BG News bench and we know we have the ability BG's Devon Bissinger said. the MAC Tournament at the end long road trip. BG plays its last Riding into last week's match- to beat them, we just did not put This evens BG's Mid-Ameri- of the year. Each team in the six matches at home. MAC is pretty evenly talented es on an eight match winning our best games together last can Conference record at two "It's going to be nice not too weekend," BG's Meghan Rhodes and the Falcons are using these streak, the Bowling Green and two and the Falcons overall be on the road this weekend," said. fall to 14-4 for the season. matches to feel out the other women's tennis team's confi- Rhodes said. "Being on the road dence was high — maybe a little teams. Having won eight matches in Individually (or the Falcons, starts to take a toll and makes the What can be loo high. a row, including one against Erika Wasilewski and Deidee "Losing those matches might weekend much longer when you defending champion Eastern The Falcons hit the road again Bissinger added match wins in be better for us because when are traveling for hours." finer than last weekend traveling to Mar- Michigan, last weekend was an the losing effort against Mar- MAC Tournament time comes shall, losing 5-2. Then, Saturday entire different story as the Fal- shall. Abby Bratlon and Devon around, it will be better for us," BG hosts Buffalo Friday, opening day? BG headed to Oxford and lost to cons were swept. Bissinger picked up victories Bissinger said. "We will be hun- Akron and Cleveland State Sat- a strong Miami team by the same "We were close in each match against Miami Saturday. grier to win." urday at Keefe courts. Opening day. The words sound like church bells ringing in joyous harmony on Easter Sunday. Track has To some, Monday was a holi- Wolverines claw day that transcends Christmas, the Fourth of July and Presidents successful Day combined. For the first time this year, the games counted, the way to victory pitches were real and the home Wolverine designated hitter runs landed in crowded outfield weekend By MATT STEINER Robbie Reid walked to the plate bleachers. The BG News with two out and a runner on By PETE STELLA Baseball has arrived. Let us third. Reid sent a Streb pitch up The Michigan Wolverine base- rejoice. into the wind blowing out The BG News Is there any finer day in regu- ball team visited the windy set- toward right field. The result Last weekend, the Bowling lar season sports than opening ting of Steller Field Tuesday. was a two run homerun taking Green Men's track team compet- day? Baseball is America and the They departed with an 8-7 come the lead 6-5. ed in the Northwest Ohio Track country can now turn away from from behind victory over Bowl- "We had the one inning where and Field Classic at Whittaker the NBA on ing Green. we couldn't make routine plays Track for a non-scoring meet. TNT/NBC/TBS/Animal Plan- The Falcons drop to 12-11 and it ended up costing us five This was the Falcons' first home et/The Lifetime Network, to overall. The victory improves the runs," Schmitz said. "Routine meet and, according to coach lake part in the purest spectacle Wolverines record to 16-13 over- plays like that, we should be able Sterling Martin, the Falcons had that sports has to offer. all. to do those in our sleep. Its a successful meet. Falcon starting pitcher Ryan something which we have got to "I thought it was a nice meet Every day they write the Streb pitched five innings with- bounce back from and we have for us," Martin said. "For what 1 book out giving up an earned run to learn from. We're young, but saw, 1 am pretty pleased with the Can Kevin Brown earn his striking out three Michigan bat- they have got to learn that they way our guys competed on the $100 million contract with the ters. have to concen- track and especially in the field Dodgers? Will the Indians ever "Strebber pitched well trate on both events." find a way to win that elusive enough to win and [Chad] Curlis sides of the ball. Despite the windy and semi- World Scries? Will this be the came in and did a nice job," BG If you're hitting, cold weather, the Falcons had BG News Photo/MIKE I.EHMKUHLE year Mark McGwire hits the coach Danny Schmitz said. "You you still have to two winners in the meet. Junior moon with one of his trademark can't fault the pitching." play defense and John Hustler won the javelin A BG infielder waits to tag an opponent. The Falcons nearly mammoth blasts? The story has Michigan only earned one of we didn't get it with a toss of 205-10, which was pulled out a win against Michigan yesterday. just begun to write itself. its runs. The rest came off Falcon done today." a personal best for him. Senior And what a story it can turn mishaps. The most significant The Falcons Dan Flaute won the 5,000 with a Danny Schmitz Just as the run production ended up with seven hits. On a out to be if opening day is any breakdown came in the top of started out picked up for Michigan, the Fal- day like today, we have got to time of 15:33:70. prelude of things to come. the fifth with Streb on the strong with con bats slowed down. The swing the bats a lot better than "Hustler threw a personal The experts say baseball will mound. their bats scoring three runs in Wolverines took the lead and that." best in the Javelin and (Doug) not be able to match the excite- The Wolverines trailed 5-1. the first two innings. added insurance runs in the With Michigan leading 8-5, Heitkamp continued to jump ment of last year's home run Michigan second baseman The big hit came from the bat sixth and eighth innings. BG BG found themselves with two well in the high jump for us," race and the Yankees' invincible Bobby Scales stepped up to the of senior first baseman Bob couldn't score in the fifth, sixth runners on base after Simon Martin said. "We ran well on the squad. However, Mark McGwire plate with one out, promptly sin- Niemet. Alan Gilhousen hit a or seventh. was hit by a pitch and Mylnarek track and all around, we had a began his quest to prove them gling to right center. Jason two out single in the bottom of Their best chance came in the walked. The runners advanced good showing for the BG track wrong by belting his first homer Alcaraz reached base on a field- the first with Niemet on deck. fifth with the bases loaded fol- on a sacrifice bunt. Gilhousen team." of what Americans hope will be er's choice. Alcaraz took second The Falcon clean up hitter took a lowing two walks and a single. singled to the right field gap Junior Mike Kastleic took sec- 71. on a throwing error by Falcon ball and a strike, then launched Matt Mylnarek look three scoring both runners. ond place to his teammate Hus- The Yankees put a Rocket on second baseman Kenny Burdine the third pitch high into center Suddenly, the Wolverines only tler in the javelin with a throw of the mound and hoped to pick up pitches for balls. A strike and a which allowed Scales to take field for a two run homer. led by one. The next batter flew 195-4. Senior Doug Heitkamp where they left off. But the foul ball later, the count was full. BG added two more in the out ending the inning and the grabbed second in the high defending world champions and third. Mylnarek hit a hard ground ball, fourth. Nick Elrod grounded out scoring. jump, clearing 6-10. the most storied franchise in all Mike Cervanek, the 1998 but it bounced right to the Michigan MVP, scored Scales on to second base with the bases Wolverine first baseman tagging The Falcons travel to South "Kastleic did well for us by of sports fell to the A's 5-3 in a loaded scoring Lee Morrison. taking second in the javelin," rain shortened eight inning a ground out sending Alcaraz to the bag for the third out. Bend, Ind. today for a game third. A single by Bryan Besco With runners on second and "We started out swinging the against the Notre Dame Fighting Martin said. "We were some- game. But still, the Yankees and what dominant in the field followed by a triple by Brian third outfielder Aric Christman bats pretty well," Schmitz said. Irish. Lefthander Chris Vaught their new ace Roger Clemens can layed down a bunt single scoring hold their heads high knowing Bush put two more runs on the "We jumped out to a five to one will be on the mound for BG. catcher Brad Simon from third. • See TRACK, page ten. that they might be more power- board. lead, then our bats stopped. We ful this year than last year. The team of the future? The biggest surprise of Mon- Ruggers win 18th straight MAC title day's festivities may be the 11-5 pinned our opponents down in ers for a try and Wirtz, Bollinger, whipping that the Detroit Tigers By JOE FINNELL rugby tournament. point the entire tournament, as inflicted on the defending Amer- The win marked the eigh- they defeated Western Michigan their end of the field the entire Scott Mullins and Like Swan- ican League West Champion Special to The BG News teenth straight MAC title for the 46-0, Northern Illinois 7-0 and weekend." Mazzarella said. beck played keepaway for 40 Texas Rangers. Falcon ruggers, a streak that Ball State 7-0 before whitewash- "With defenses coming up hard yards with a Bobcat defender The first pitch of the season to The Bowling Green men's began all the way back in Ronald ing the Bobcats in the final. to stop our run and gun offense, before Swanbeck touched down Tiger's leadoff man Juan Encar- rugby team defeated Ohio 32-0 Reagan's second year of presi- "We've been very fortunate to Scott would just pop a short kick in the corner to end the match. In in the final of the Mr. Spots Mid- over the top and we would chase nacion landed just beyond the dency. evade the cyclical ups and the sloppy conditions, Havericak reach of every Texas outfielder. American Conference Club it down. That probably account- downs that are the hallmark of was able to convert only one of Bobby Higginson and Damien BG did not give up a single ed for half of our tries over the college sports," BC. coach Roger the six tries in the 32-0 victory. Easley pounded the final nails Mazzarella said. "Each year weekend." into the coffin with a pair of someone new lakes up the chal- Playing in the dampness left Bowling Green lost in the final three run homers. Tiger's ace lenge of knocking us off and by Sunday's rainstorms, the Fal- of the junior division for only the Brian Moehler carried a no-hitter each year we've managed to end cons took the kickoff and rum- second time in 18 years. A late into the seventh inning. up on top. It is a tribute to our bled up field 50 yards for the try by wing Brandon Speeg tied The game marked a new era opponents that they never once opening try by prop Ben French. the match up against Ohio 5-5 in Tigers history and started the just folded up their tents and Less than two minutes later, countdown to the last game in and sent it into sudden death given up." Havericak sliced through the Tiger Stadium. While nobody overtime. In sevens, both teams Bobcat backfield untouched to will pick the recently laughable More so than in the past, this remove half of their players from score under (he posts. From Tigers to be in the playoffs this year's title was a product of the field and the match resumes excellent defense. With wing there BG never looked back. year, their opening day perfor- until someone scores. The Bob- mance proves that they have • Theo Wirtz, center Scott Mullins Wirtz closed out the scoring in and eight man Jeff McVey stop- cats scored a try ten minutes into more bite than any Detroit team the first half when he leveled the period to win their first MAC in the last 10 years. ping oppositing runners, BG's Bobcat wing Matt Tolhurst, rugby title of any kind since opponents could never get on scooped up the loose ball and 1979. And so it was on Monday, track. In the case of Western then sprinted down the sideline while students were skipping Michigan, the Broncos never 60 yards for a try. In the third BG-Ohio matchup class to go to games and radios once crossed the 50-yard line. Ben French scored his second of the day, the Bowling Green were tuned in all over the coun- BO News Photo/ROGER MAZZARRELLA Mazzarella singled out fly half try of the day to open the second women ruggers repeated as Scott Havericak for his efforts. half. Fullback Jim Bollinger pow- MAC champions with a 39-0 vic- Center Mike Swanbeck rushes through a hole In the Ohio Defense. • See BASEBALL, page ten. "His precision kicking ered his was through six defend- tory over the Bobcats. ► ) if age 10 The BG News Wednesday, April 7, 1999 TRACK BASEBALL- Continued from page one. 6-8). Continued from page one. WNBA faces labor problems Thursday, the Falcons head to events and I am proud o( that. Knoxville, Tennessee to compete try. It was baseball. It was tradi- The Associated Press "Certainly no one is saying Comets point guard Kim Perrol, This was just a good, solid meet in the three day Sea Ray Relays. the women get what the men get. who was diagnosed with lung tion. It was the anticipation of for us and gives us something to "This is a really important NEW YORK —Women's pro But I think it is unfair that the cancer and brain tumors. build on for the rest of the sea- basketball may be about to women get about 1 1 /2 percent meet for us, because there will Sosa vs. McGwire, part two. "I think that was a tremen- son." match the men, at least on the of what the men get," said Bruce be big teams from the Big Ten, But most of all, it was the fact dous embarrassment, that she Other top five finishers for Big 12 and the South East Con- labor front. Levy, an agent for about three the Falcons were senior Alex didn't have insurance," Levy ference (SEC)," Martin said. that we grew up with the sport, At the same time as expansion dozen WNBA players. "Some- Moser in the hammer throw thing is very, very wrong. I don't said. "It would have put her in "This is a very high quality meet WNBA franchises in Minnesota (4th, 176-5) and discuss (4th, and it wjll always be a part of our debt for life. I believe they said and it is a chance for us to go and Orlando added four players see how the league on the one 155-3), senior Eric Holmes in the they would cover it. It's outra- over there and compete against culture.' hand can please poverty and on 400 (4th, 49.88), junior Pat Miller each Tuesday, stalemated labor geous, the height of hypocrisy." some of the best athletes in the the other hand refuse to give any in the 800 (4th, 1:56:31), sopho- negotiations are threatening the country. Hopefully, we will get financial data to back that up." Levy claimed the WNBA pays more Austin Chapin in the 3,000 start of the season, scheduled for Dan Nied is a sports writer for June 10. Ackerman said the league its staff much higher than the steeplechase (4th, 9:45:64), some good times and some good throws." proposal increases player com- defunct American Basketball junior Aaron Usher in the 5,000 The BGNews. All comments and The league has set a Saturday League, which went out of busi- After the Sea Ray Relays, BG pensation for the first year by 30 (3rd, 15:40:19) and junior Eric deadline for reaching a contract ness in December. It's average hosts Toledo and Detroit next suggestions should be sent to percent. It includes year-round Browning in the high jump (4th, agreement with its players. salary was about $80,000, more Tuesday for a 3 p.m. meet. [email protected] Without one, the WNBA could health and dental benefits, pen- sion and maternity benefits, life than double the WNBA's order a lockout, the same way $31,000. the NBA did in July. That labor insurance, and creation of an dispute delayed the start of the advisory panel to give players "What the WNBA is doing, Williams impresses scouts input into league operations. NBA season until Feb. 5, cost pleading poverty, it's kind of like The Associated Press away from speed work, but I with the wind. Two other college players an estimated $400 mil- Ackerman said the value of the big lie technique," Levy said. "If you repeat it over and over SAN iiltCiO — Ricky mean, I think the main thing was players who were being timed lion in salaries, and reduced the the league's salary and benefits Williams put on a good show for getting my weight down." suffered hamstring injuries on schedule from 82 games to 50. package averages $60,000. "We representatives of several NFL Williams, the NCAA career the cold, blustery day. "I can't discuss our options," allow our players to play else- Also at issue is the disposition where," she said. "We ask only a teams on Tuesday, and the thing rushing leader with 6,279 yards, Among those in the crowd of said Val Ackerman, president of of players from the ABL. Acker- made an impression with the four-month commitment." man said the WNBA would like they were most impressed with 200 watching the workout were the WNBA, which is owned by was his waistline. two coaches whose teams have a maximum of four ABL players Cleveland general manager the NBA. "We continue to A union official, speaking on the first two picks in the draft remain optimistic that we can the condition he not be identi- on the rosters of the 10 existing With his dreadlocks tied back Dwight Clark, Indianapolis GM April 17-18. make a deal. Time is very short. fied, said the league has offered a teams, with the expansion teams in pigtails, the Heisman Trophy Bill Polian and coach Jim Mora, winner from Texas went though "What he did today was allow We indicated that in February $20,000 minimum, while the from Minnesota and Orlando New Orleans Saints GM Bill a 2-hour workout at UC San a lot of scouts, general managers when we began these talks. We union has lowered its demand allowed to carry six each. The Kuharich and Minnesota Vikings Diego for scouts, coaches and and head coaches to rest easy have a pre-draft camp scheduled from $60,000 to $55,000 to union has asked a limit of two general managers. He ran three tonight," said Chris Palmer of coach Dennis Green. for next weekend and a draft at $45,000. The sides agree they are ABL players for each of the 12 40-yard dashes, did some agility the expansion Cleveland Kuharich said the Saints the end of April. It's important to about $2 million apart, the union WNBA franchises. drills, pass-catching drills and Browns, who hold the first pick. haven't had any discussions yet move quickly. Negotiations have official said. "We've taken the position that been ongoing." then, with dozens of UC San "The No. 1 thing was that he with other teams, "but that will Levy estimated that the for the good of women's basket- Diego students looking on, has dropped the weight," said be part of the package." WNBA players, who are rep- WNBA generated about $25 mil- ball, we don't believe it's appro- benched pressed 225 pounds 22 Andy Reid of the Philadelphia Palmer said Kentucky quar- resented by the NBA Players lion in profits above its projec- priate to restrict the influx of times. Association, are seeking increas- tions for its first two seasons. players from any origin," Acker- Eagles. "That's always a con- terback Tim Couch, Oregon es from the league's $15,000 min- Only recently did the league pro- man said. "Wc want to showcase The big moment came when cern, somebody's up 20 pounds quarterback Akili Smith and he stepped on the scales. Back in imum salary to $45,000, a share pose to extend insurance the best women's basketball from a normal playing weight. Williams are the three players mid-February during the NFL You've just got to (come and) of revenue from the sale of team through the entire year rather players in the world, regardless the Browns are considering. scouting combine, where he did see. We understood that he had merchandise, retirement benefits having coverage only during the of their origin. We're not aware Clark said there is no clear-cut interviews with teams but been on the banquet circuit. But and the right to challenge disci- season. Levy said it was prompt- of any league that restricts eligi- skipped the drills, he weighed he lost it and he looked sharp. favorite. The Browns are sched- plinary action. ed by the plight of Houston bility." 244 pounds. On Tuesday, he was That showed me a little some- uled to work out Couch in Lex- down to 224. thing." ington, Ky., on Sunday. "I just worked really hard," Palmer said Williams was Palmer said Browns officials said Williams, who went to high timed anywhere from 4.6 sec- will sit down this week and dis- school in San Diego. "We had to onds to 4.72 running against the cus the pros and cons of the Game on. concentrate so much on losing wind in the 40, and anywhere three, and also entertain any Bowling Green's most comprehensive sports coverage. Every weekday In The BG News. the weight that maybe it took from 4.43 to 4.52 in two heats trade talks. Columbia Court Apartments Going Fast!! Attention Sophomores & Juniors <00>/ K0O GREENBMAR, INC. 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April 7, 1999 The BG News Page II, s OVER THE WIRE STANDINGS £Wiiie National Hockey League National Basketball Association Rodman, Electra on the splits EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE compiled from wire sources Atlantic Division Atlantic Division The Associated Press During that news conference, W L T Pts W L Pet GB Rodman said he^ and his wife x-New Jersey 42 22 11 95 Orlando 25 10 .714 — Football LOS ANGELES — Eccentric were happily married, but living x-Pittsburgh 36 27 14 86 Miami 20 11 .645 3 basketball rebounding star Den- New York 18 15 .545 6 Steelers sign Gandy, in separate homes. x-Philadelphia 34 25 18 86 nis Rodman and his actress wife N.Y. Rangers 32 35 10 74 Philadelphia 16 16 .500 71/2 Electra attended several lose Strelczyk Carmen Electra have called their N.Y. Islanders 21 • 45 10 52 Washington 13 19 .406 10 1/2 games to watch her husband Boston 10 22 .313 13 1/2 PITTSBURGH — The Pitts- marriage quits — again. Northeast Division burgh Steelers solved a big prob- play. x-Ottawa 43 21 12 98 New Jersey 8 24 .250 151/2 lem on the offensive line Tues- "Carmen Electra and Dennis Then on March 13, Rodman, x-Toronto 42 28 7 91 Central Div sion Indiana 23 11 .676 — day by signing left tackle Wayne Rodman have announced that 37, received permission to leave Boston 35 28 13 83 Atlanta 22 13 .629 11/2 Gandy to a four-year contract, they have mutually agreed to the Lakers to resolve personal Buffalo 34 26 15 83 only to develop another when Montreal 30 36 10 70 Milwaukee 19 13 .594 3 end their 6-month-old marriage issues. He rejoined the team in Detroit 20 14 .588 3 right tackle Justin Strzelczyk under amicable circumstances. Southeast Division reinjured his knee. Orlando on March 21. Carolina 31 29 16 78 Toronto 18 14 .563 4 Divorce papers were filed today Cleveland Strzelczyk underwent his sec- The seven-time rebounding Florida 27 31 18 72 16 15 .516 5 1/2 in Los Angeles on behalf of Miss Charlotte 12 ond knee operation in less than a champion, who has helped Washington 31 39 6 68 20 .375 10 year after reinjuring the right Electra. Miss Electra and Mr. Tampa Bay 18 51 7 43 Chicago 10 23 .303 12 1/2 teams win five NBA champi- WESTERN CONFERENCE knee ligament he tore in Octo- Rodman are and will remain WESTERN CONFERENCE • onships, insisted the eight-day Midwest Division ber, an injury that forced him out friends," publicist Malt Labov Central Division break had nothing to do with W L Pet GB of the Steelers' final nine games. said Tuesday, speaking for both. x-Detroit 41 30 6 88 Utah 23 8 .742 — Strzelczyk was expected to Rodman, 37, and Electra, 26, drinking, gambling, smoking or x-St. Louis 33 31 12 78 San Antonio 23 10 .697 1 return and challenge former were married in Las Vegas on marital problems. Chicago 25 41 12 62 Houston 22 11 .667 2 ■first-round draft pick Jamain Nov. 14 after what was reported Nashville 27 42 7 61 Rodman later stated it was Minnesota 20 13 .606 4 Stephens at right tackle, but now to be an all-night bendei Nine Northwest Division Electra who encouraged him to Dallas 11 23 .324 131/2 is out indefinitely. y-Colorado 41 26 10 92 days later, Rodman cried fraud return. Denver 10 25 .286 15 With training camp starting Calgary 28 36 12 68 and filed for an annulment, say- Rodman was an instant hit Vancouver 6 27 .182 18 in 3 1/2 months and Strzelczyk ing he was of unsound mind Edmonton 28 37 11 67 Pacific Division facing months of rehabilitation, with fans when he joined the Vancouver 22 45 11 55 when he recited his vows. Portland 26 6 .813 — it is likely he will miss a signifi- team, helping the Lakers win Electra, whose real name is Pacific Division L.A. Lakers 23 12 .657 4 1/2 cant portion of the 1999 season. z-Dallas 47 17 12 106 nine straight games. Seattle 16 16 .500 10 The Steelers signed the 6-foot- Tara Patrick, was with Rodman x-Phoenix 38 26 12 88 However, the team has per- Phoenix 15 18 .455 11 1/2 5, 300-pound Gandy to a con- at Planet Hollywood in February x-Anaheim 34 30 12 80 when he announced he would formed erratically since Rodman Golden State 14 19 .424 12 1/2 tract believed to be worth $14 San Jose 29 30 17 75 Sacramento 14 19 .424 12 1/2 be joining the Los Angeles Lak- returned from his leave of million. Los Angeles 28 43 5 61 L.A. Clippers 3 29 .094 23 absence. KKG'KA'KKG CJO THETANNING CENTER ATTENTION Wed-Apm 7 Welcome to the neighborhood! Congrats on CITY EVENTS Thre. Locations: GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDENTS Toby Lamb receiving a house and becoming our neigh- seeking SUMMER Ohio Dept. of Naturual Resources bors. 248 N Miln Si 354 1559 Intern Positions Division ol Watercraft 993 S. Main St. 353-8826 Coma to the Coop Otlice NOW BA 103 @ 8:00pm Classified Pricker's Men's Softball Team 904 E. 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Sunshine Umpires Association is fooking for men or 2 tubleasAfS needed tor summer. 2 bdrm apl $695 plus uDl 287-3306. troit Ave Sle 5. Cleveland OH 44102 Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- women to umpire in the city recreation leagues w/baicony and Ur conditioning Call 353 2353 CHECK OUT THE BEST KEPT HOUSING Westem Rd .Maumee.OH EOE. Umpires needed lor either slow-pitch or fast Ask lo'Paul or Jim pitch games Earj$i4-30 per game. If inter- 117 1/2 E. Reed- 2 bdrm, off street parking, SECRET IN BOI Claan. 2 bedroom*, fully Painters NEEDED. Summer work. Good start- lots of storage No pets. Avail Aug. $470 plus furnished, dlthwasher, laundry faciUtlM, u- Need 1 ticket lor Arts and Sciences Gradua- Columbus. Ohio ested, contact Jim at 352-4159 or 372-9858. util 287-3306 lllitlM provided, on-elte managar, balcony Don Wit! pay. Can 354 6740 Scioto Country Club ing pay • bonus. Cleveland area. Nonhcoast units available. Call for an appointment: Summer Staffing College Painters 216 529-6319. Suoteaser wanted. Nice 1 bdrm apt. avail im- 1002/1004 Boone Ct.- 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath. 352-8909. Sooto Country dub is accepting applications Part Dme youth worker. Someone to spend med. through July. Optional 12 mo. lease lor w/d hookup. A/C. garage, nicely decorated. for the club's pool facility for the 1999 season. time with teen girts in a group home setting, FOR SALE GRAD APARTMENT FOR SUMMER next year. AH uol. inc.. furnished, good location Grad-Prot. $675 plus util 287-3306 Applications and resume should be forwarded that is completely family oriented. Degree not Close to campus. A/C, 1 BR. furnished, dish- |3g&fmo.-nagoDabla. 353 9617 to the dub with interviews and hmng to be required. Personality and willingness to learn, washer, off street parking May to August Summer subteaser wanted. 1 bedroom, lumi- completed by May f, 1999. The positions in- participate in activities are our major require- '92 Ford Probe, auto, air, cruise. Best offer. Awesome place-$345/T>oniri. Call Patrick at ahed, 11/2 blocks Irom campus. S3KVmonth. clude (he following: POOL SNACK STAND ments. You can check us out through Wood Must sell' 354-71 /ft. ask 'or Joe 12 unit apartment bldgs. 216-226-0693 or Glenda 353-3295. Ask about aVlS-e/lSDam.on 352 3283 AND BUSSING STAFF Scheduling procedure County DHS Childrens Unit at 352-7566. Job 7246thSI.* 70S7tnSt Manville Apt V7. Grads only. conductive with summer activities. Pay scale is requires valid drivers license (to drive our vehi- '93 Dodge Spirit Summer sublease needed 2 bdrm. turn. Of unfurn. progressive for individuals who achieve. Club's cles) own transportation. (30 mms from BG) 4 dr., very reliable, runs well 135K mi. $2000. 1 bdrm apt, unfurnished, AC. dose to campus. $500 mthly.99-00sch.yr. leaso Grad student-1 room apartment, quiet neigh- address 2196 Riverside Drive, Columbus. OH and willing to work with teen girls, and a 10 yr Call 372-2606 or 419-666-0926 FREE heat, water Call 354-2044 after 5pm borhood. $275 * utilities. Available after Apol 43221 FAX (614) 486-8327 PHONE (614) old boy, and to help with entertainment and sewer, gas & HBO 1st. 353*1740. 486-4341. educational trips (dose by). For extensive de- 1993 GEO Metro. 3 cylinder. 5 speed 3 S4-0914 tails, hours, and compensation, call 50 miles/gallon, red. $2100. Grad. students. 2 bdrm. bnck. large yard 1-419-825-5576, or drop a line to Oho Teach- HELP WANTED Damon's - Airport Highway Now hiring 11 Club- 287-3762. i bdrm apt. S460/mo. All util. inc., dose to S795/mo. plus dep. & util. No pets. 353-7257, house Event Coordinator Full/Part time, lots of ing Family Association, 14160 Sherman White campus. Call 352-5485. leave message. rd. Swanion Oh, 43558. please state in note fun. and competitive wage Apply between 2-4 your expectations and compensation require- 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6. Brand new, low miles. 3 sublease's needed tor summer Houses for Rent. All 12 month leases, tenants ] Monday/Fnday. Interviews on the spot. pay utilities, security deposd & parental guar- $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. ments. $6000 OBO. Call 354-6038. 4 bdrm house, 1 block from campus antees. For info ca'l 203 319 2802 Direct Cere/Residential Specialist Full and Call 353-9356 Part-time student employment 1996 Mansion Blazer Mo Ho. (16x80). 3 br.. 2 pan time positions available to provide care , 730 Elm-2 BR, $475/mo. avail, now 21* HOUR! Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 B, exc. cond.. 10x12 deck. 10x10 shed. and support to individuals with developmental 734 Elm-3BR, 2 bath, $725/mo. avail. Aug 15 Easy Work Processing Mail or Email hours plus per week within walking distance to $24.500. Call Jan Pan in 353-1977/344-2010. 4 bdrm apt. and 2 bdrm. apt. 316 Ridge (Front)-2 BR, $550 avail. May 15 From Home or School1 For Details disabilities living in the Children's Home and available May 1S area group homes, including Bowling Green. BGSU campus? Interested in working various Bike for sale Phone 352-2330or 354-2854 after 5:00pm Email: [email protected] unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? Close to campus. 352-6673. Pnmarily afternoons, evenings, and week- 1998 Trek 800. Mountain Track 770-937-6764 Rate of pay is $5.15 per hour. ends. Starting wage S7.14-S8.52 depending on 19.5 inch frame, metal pedals Two bdrm house. $S25/month • utils. Avail Apply in person between the hours o' 9:00am V-brakes,21 speed.$i75orbestoffer experience/education. Comprehensive train- 4 room upstairs apartment tor 2 people. June 1 st. 801 6th Street, Call 655-3064. 375 Counselors and Instructors neudod* ing program and excellent benefits. Must be and 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at: Call 372 4946. Availablo now ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, INC. Two bdrm. apt. unfurnished. $600.00/monih Coed summer camps m Pocono Mountains. 18, have a valid driver's license and good driv- 352-5822 428 CLOUGH STREET includes utils. 1/2 block from campus. Avail. PA. Lohtkan, 1-800-488-4321. ing record, physically fit and able to lift 60lbs. BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 BJ speakers for sale. 5/15 Call 686-6541 www.lohikan.com. Applications and tour every Wednesday Great for stereo battles' 6 bdrm house availablo May 15 9:30-l0:30am and 4:30-50.0pm. Sunshine 3'x 2" with I5"woofer. Close lo campus Babysitter, experienced, to care lor 2 children Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 M..jmee- Ranch Steak and Seafood. 1544 E. Wooster 200 Watts. $300 OBO Call 354-5416. 3S2-6673 in our home. Afternoon and evening hours lor Western Rd.,Maumee.Qhio. EOE. seeking applicants for employment. Full & part- time positions available for days, evenings. & 3-5 hrs/day. 5 daysAveek. every other week HEATHERDOWNS COUNTRY CLUB CARS FROM $500.00 Apts and houses. May or August. NO PETS. through the end of Spring semester. Call Tom weekends. Positions avail: waiters/waitresses, cooks, buffet personnel!. Police imports and tax repo's 353-6206 or Debbie at 354-5700 or email to: ba- Toledo Area Golf Shop has part-time and & dishwashers Apply w th n For listings call 1-800-319-3323x4558 tno5@veda hpme.com seasonal positions available Immediate hmng for motivated individuals. Good Biology, Science, Education and Twin loveseats lor sale. DID YOU KNOW? Liberal Arts Graduates wages, will tram, flexible schedules. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Contact Jason at (419) 385 0248 EOE 2 ongoing part-time positions. Very comfortable vetour. The current wave of No experience required Great for college use. Free training in a Field with Superb Includes phones, filing, genersl office work, some data entry. $100 OBO.Call 354-5416 extinctions resulting Opportunities: Biomedlcal Information HELP WANTED: MS Windows knowledge essential. Technology Childcare In my Psrrysburg Ft. Meigs home from human activity is Start at 28K. Most people earn 34K within a Local Internet company beginning In May. Would like 3 full week- 352-3568 eliminating an estimated year, plus full benefits. IMS, Inc. is offering a dsys (7:30am-5:00pm) for 3 children. Flexi- M-F9-5 FOR RENT free 4 week programming course In the last 2 ble. Requires a caring, dependable, adven- 27,000 species each years, IMS. Inc. has hired over 90% of the stu- turous, non-smoker with dependable dents who have taken this course. Courses transportation Excellent pay. Relerences Skydive B.G. is getting ready to open for an- year, making it the sixth start June 7 or July 12. Positions located in Sil- required. 419-874-3641. leave message. other exciting season. Parachute packers are *^*+*B/Bfr ver Spnng. Maryland 8 miles outside DC. Call needed again. We will fully train. For further great mass extinction in 888-680 5057 WWWIMSWEB.COM info, call Skydive B G. 352 5200 1 If you want to work in a fun-filled atmosphere the Earth's history. and make $5500 to S7000 then Put-ln-Bay is Student coaches for summer and fall gymnas- GEORGETOWN MANOR Cleaning and misc. work. Starts May 8 for 2 for you. Working on South Bass Island is a tics wanted for Continuing Education. Coaches For 1999-2000 school year STEAKHOUSE two weeks or all summer. 3530325. great experience in the tourist industry. Wo are supervise the activities of each class, set up 600 3rd Street looking for full or part-time employees 25 or and take down the equipment, and provide a 1 bedroom positive learning experience 'or the partici- Co-ed Health Spa for kids. Catskills New York' older. Call 419-285-8010 between 1 and 6pm, Fully furnished. AC, 163 SOUTH MAIN ST.-BOVW.ING GREEN FUN, CARING. PEOPLE NEED ONLY AP- Tues. or Thurs. pants, ages 3-12. Competitive gymnastics ex- Lbundry facility, no pots penence is preferred. Must be reliable and de- Parking, prcf. maintenance PLYI YOU CAN MAKE A Df FERENCE IN A MEET THE WORLD! International non-profit pendable. Applicant should be enthusiastic Reasonable rent CHILD'S LIFE. General and Specialty posi- seeks local representative Work with foreign and work wed with children. Contact Caron Gas heal, water & sewer included tions available: exchange students, host families, high by e-mail: [email protected] Also summer rates Bunk counselors, group leaders, dramatics, schools. Training provided, expenses paid, Must be available every Saturday in June Call 354-9740 for more details « app't. HIGHLAND water front, nurses. Nutrition. Kitchen staff, vip travel opportunities! Not a paid position. Must leaders, sports specialist, office, driver. Salary be at least 25 years old. Call Tern Callahan at MANAGEMENT range—$1000.00 and up (depending on skills 1-800-498-2487, or EF Foundation for Foreign Summer child care positions available. After- Sponsored by the Center for and experience) For application and informa- Studv at 1 -800-44-SHARE. noon hours with infant. 5 yrs. old. Call Environmental Programs and your 130 I- Washington Street, Bowling Green tion call 1-914-733-6699. 419-678-4190 for more info. ** Houses, Apts 4 Rooms 99-2000" 326 Leroy-up 1 bdrm Campus Recycling Program 354-6036 307 1'2E.Rood3bdrm 1 Rooms & Eltic $205 S up incl. all ubl. Noss and Cooperrider. 1994 Saving Graduate student housing Summer & 2nd Sem. Apts avail. Nature's legacy Avail. Now & Fall BUCKEYE Call 3530325.9am -9pm. SELF - STORAGE NEWLY REMODELED Summer employment\ Environmental Summer Jobs 1 Jay-Mar Apts. • Near Campus with Ohio Citizen Action 803 - 815 8th St / Avail May 1st. • Low Rates Don't waste your summer "Wear jeans to work and spend the days • Dishwashers with a pointless job-be New refrigerators • Open 24 Hours outside! ■ an ACTIVIST and /&& • Disposals • Summer Leases Home City • AH new point throughout make a difference! /^M • Self-cleaning, ovens • Clean Home Dity Ice "Learn grassroots Ice Company Help Ohio's largest / lH I organizing • New kitchen cabinets • Many Sizes • Ceramic tie Don't Make Extra Work environmental lit -^| • Ceiling fans organization fight ^t~V^ COMPUTE APT. MAKEOVER! Leave Your "Things"! Now Hiring for these Positions: "Participate in 5550/mo.. 12 mo. lease 1. Route Drivers corporate pollution ^^^5 protests with 100's and toxic dumping. ^**" of other activisits The Hlghtonds 2. Production Stackers 220 Napoleon Rd. 3. Truck Loaders One bedroom, laundry facilities m btdg.. a/a quiet. Best of all, get paid $350/week!! From $395/mo. Competitive Wages / Flexible Schedules 2-10pm monday-friday.Call 866-4463 for an interview! The Homestead- Graduate Housing Locations throughout all of Ohio One and two bedroom. A/C. Call Today to and Southeast Michigan Find It In on-sfle laundry, ceramic tile, soundproof construction, skylights Reserve Unit: The BG News! dishwashers, vaulted ceilngs Call Today for Complete Details!! From$450/mo. Let us help you make a lough dedstx 1-800-899-8070 easy, col or slop by the office TODAY' 352-1520 Call 354-6036 "Be a part of a winning tradition" V. From 9-4 . www b g s u . edu/recsports AEROBICS INTRAMURALS Management Inc. Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 Come get funky with Aerobics Fall 1999 Practlcum Opportunities every Tuesday and Thursday available in the Intramural Office from 5:15-6:15 pm! Or try for Recreation and Sport NO PETS ALLOWED! Management majors. Applications Step, Pump & Jump Tuesday - TENANTS PAY UTILITIES! 319 E. Wooster St. Management Inc. Thursday from 7 - 7:45 am! are available in 130 Perry Field (Across from Taco Bell) HilUdalr Apia.. 1082 Fa.trvirw House and are due Large studios, high vaulted ceilings. HI 710 EIGHTH ST. RENTAL LINE: unique floor plan, car pods Friday, April 9. Interviews will 9 1/2- 12 mo Leases EMPLOYMENT New Construction! 3 BR, 2 be held April 12-13. Starts al 1350 Call 353 5800 bath, Limit 3 people. $900.00 354-2260 Summer Lifeguards & per mo., deposit $900.00. Swimming Instructors 451 THURSTIN SPECIAL EVENTS Lease Aug. 22, 1999 to Aug. Efficiencies for summer and Applications available in the /CfEfcCA 12,2000. Aug. to May. Assigned SRC Main Office. For more Mark your calendar with these Management Inc. Parking. Starts at $310.00. information, call 372-7482. upcoming events: 259 S. PROSPECT Evergreen Apli.. 215 E. Poe • Sibs/Kids Weekend in Rec Sports tfficiencies & huge I bdrms Down. 2 BR - Limit 2 Grad. 517 E. REED Laundry on site, lots of parking AQUATICS April 16, 17, & 18 Students Only $439.00 per One bedroom for summer III slam at S230. I bdtm starts it $340 Free pass for Sibs/Kids below! mo., plus utilities. Deposit and Aug. to May. Starts at Call 353-5800 Andrews Pool will be closed from • Golf Classic $439.00. Lease May 16, $380.00 May 6 -17 for maintenance. April 23 1999 to May, 6 2000. Cooper Pool will remain open for use. Sign up your team of four 521 E. MERRY The spa will also be closed students, faculty, and staff Two bedrooms for summer Management Inc. 120 State Street during this time. now! and Aug. to May. Assigned Willow Hoax Apts.. 830 Fourth Si. One bedroom unfurnished I bdrm. gas heal, AC Remodeled For more info, call Libby at 372-7481. Parking. Starts at $500.00. duplexes. $350.00 per Starting alSJIS ( ill 3M-SSO0 month plus utilities. Lease 805 THURSTIN FITWELL NEWS CUT AND SAVE! r- May 16, 1999 to May 6, Two bedrooms for summer Ml Stop by the FITWELL booth at i 2000 and Aug. to May. Assigned the Health Fair today. i Free Sibs/Kids Pass Parking. Starts at $500.00 Management Inc. for use at the Wednesday. 'April 7. Find out i HOUSES Church Home Apt.., :21 N. Church Si. your body composition and i Student Recreation Center or AVAILABLE Many other locations I bdrms, close lo downtown starling al S310 i Perry Field House Call 353-5*00 ask fitness related questions. i available. A complete April 16, 17. & 18. 1999 1999-2000 listing is available at the i Ml Did you know that exercise can i rental office. help lower your stress levels? MANY APARTMENT LOCA- i Stop in, our friendly /CJEfcCA Stop in the Fitwell formore i TIONS AVAILABLE. STOP Management Inc. One pass per Sib/Kid per student IN THE RENTAL OFFICE staff will help you find information and a free stress ball! i Stop by our office al 1045 N, Main Si for member of Rec Sports. Must turn in a FOR A COMPLETE LIST- the perfect home for complete listing or Call 353-5800. Call Cathy at 372-2712 i coupon upon entry each day. i ING. WE CAN HELP YOU! next year! www. wc net.org/-m ecca for more info. L i