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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Environmentalism stressed By MIKE WENDLING and JAMIE BUDZICK The BG News

Former Califorina governor Jerry Brown Brown preaches Earth Day ideals warned of impending global disaster in an inter- view with The News Thursday afternoon. By JAMIE BUDZICK and economic conditions which ing business, Brown said. "We're on a totally unsustainable path." Brown The BG News reflect' a "sustainable life- "Nothing is changing. The said. "There's very little recognition given at the style." game is being played the same, political level for the true crisis that in- Environmental and political "You've got to understand and we dont know when the dustrialization represents." activist Edmund G. "Jerry" what we are now thrust into, point of no return is." Brown gave a speech on "Improving the Envi- Brown Jr. was at the Universi- because if it doesn't change, we A major problem, Brown ronment and Establishing a Sustainable Communi- ty's Kobacker Hall last night, are headed down a dark road," said, is the influence of money ty" Thursday night in Kobacker Hall. The Univer- speaking on behalf of political, Brown said. in politics. Brown, who refused sity's Environmental Action Group brought environmental and economic Brown focused much of his to take contributions over $100 Brown, a longtime environmental and political ac- reform. , speech on the idea that things while running for president in tivist, to campus as part of this week's Earth Day Featured as the University's are not headed in a positive 1992, showed his disgust at the festivities. Earth Day speaker, Brown direction. This is mainly be- business machine that our fed- "I'm going to wake people up to the fact that our shared with the near-capacity cause of the way that the eral government has become. individual and collective lives have to change if crowd his insight into glob- , along with other we're going to maintain freedom, creativity and alization and creating social "developed" countries, are do- • See BROWN, page three. any sense of what it is to be human," Brown said. "Most politicians arc lying and thieves to boot, so somebody's gotta blow the whistle on them. That's environment. It's poison. You throw a piece of combines populist politics with environmental what I'm doing." paper on the ground, they charge you $500. Why theory and socialist politics to launch a scathing Brown spoke with The News on everything from should you be able to put chemicals into the attack on our political and corporate leaders. the Clean Air Act to Presidental campaign finance ground? "Clinton's not biting the bullet, he's gumming the scandals, but always returned to one major theme: "You can't have 20 percent of the population of marshmallow," he said, in reference to the Presi- the massive economic, social and environmental the world grabbing eighty percent of the resour- dent's soft stand on environmental issues. "There's BG Newt Photo by Jeremy Martin damage brought on by capitalism. ces. It's not gonna fly. The fact of the matter is, a schizophrenia on the part of world leaders. They Jerry Brown talked to reporters at the University On the Great Lakes Initiative, which would that the population is growing and the impact of go to trade confrences like GATT and talk about Union Thursday prior to speaking at Kobacker tighten rules on chemical discharges into the the population is multiplying." Hall. Lakes: "You can't keep putting chemicals into the Although rambling and sometimes vague. Brown • See STRESSED, page three. Whipple finalist for ISU position □ University vice eluded on the list. "The committee contacted him president Edward and asked him if he wished to be Whipple makes Iowa included in the list," Kozac said. State's final list for the "We've been working on this for quite a while." position of vice presi- Whipple began his work in stu- dent for academic af- dent affairs at ISU as a Greek advisor before making his way fairs. up to his current position at the University. By DARLA WARNOCK Whipple said it is exciting to be The BG News included in the final list for the position at ISU, however, he is re- Iowa State University recently luctant to leave all of the possibi- released the finalist list for their lities at the University. currently empty position of vice "There are so many initiatives president for academic affairs. we are doing here," Whipple said Included in the list is Edward "It makes it extremely difficult." Whipple, vice president for stu- Whipple will be visiting ISU dent affairs May 4,5 and 6. here at the The interview process will be- University. gin at that time. Whipple will also Whipple was have the opportunity to meet asked if he with students in an open forum. wanted to be A final decision will be made considered for shortly after campus visits from the position by all candidates have been made, a search com- Kozak said. mittee at Iowa ' ISU President Mark Jischke State, accord- will make the final decision to fill ing to ISU Pro- Whipple the position. vost John Kozak. Other finalists for the position The position was vacated last include Linda Kuk, vice presi- year by long-time administrator dent for student affairs at the Tom Thielen. Rochester Institute of Technolo- New PhMo by Glu FlenlM gy in ; Barbara Han- Kozak said the search commit- Junior exercise specialist major Michelle Cox (left) and junior mar- tee heard requests from many bia Courts apartments on a chilly Thursday afternoon. keting major Jen Brasdovich (right) wash their windows in Colum people asking Whipple to be in- • See WHIPPLE, page three. Center coordinator describes life successes □ Jeanne Wright life and I try to reflect on them She believes that harmony is year and watched the seals that health and human services all the time," Wright said. important, and tries to find time came right up to the surf," senior-level class and she also shares her feelings on She considers being able to ap- for everything. Wright said. "I love the outdoors coordinates the activities of the the greatest success of preciate life her greatest suc- Wright said at this point in her In general, running, biking, walk- Wellness and Prevention Center. her life. cess. life, many things have settled for ing." She does numerous presentations "I love life," she said. her and life is fairly simplistic. Wright said that she is fortun- and works with dietary, alcohol She said she is able to love life "I don't have a lot of personal ate that her daughters are older and drug services. By JENNIFER SCHAB because she is fortunate to have a needs," she said. so she can concentrate on her Wright works on various The BG News She enjoys spending time with Job. projects, drafting proposals for supportive family and a job she Wright explained that her job programs and networking with loves. Her biggest challenge is to her husband, Steven, and her col- Jeanne Wright, the health as a health educator at the Uni- high schools in the community. balance the different dimensions lege-age daughters, Sarah and promotions and Wellness and versity is not just 9 to S, but that She also works on conferences of life, such as her family, her Beth. They travel to Florida once Prevention Center coordinator she also works late into the even- concerning health. job and her personal time. a year, where she takes in the for the University, said she has waves, the water and the sun- ings and on weekends. "My Job Is fun, it changes found the value in life. "I wish the day was longer," shine. In addition to her duties as a Jeanne Wright "I think I have so many gifts in Wright said. "We went to California this health educator, she teaches a • See WRIGHT, page three.

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, , ._ page two The BG News Friday, April 18, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

TOM MATHER H E After college, there's retirement

There comes a time In the life of In an unusually motivated get an accountant." Do I have an ordinary every college student to look back and energetic spurl. I turned In The membership handbook goes enrollment period too? What on past accomplishments and the form immediately, two on to provide simple numerical makes my special enrollment failures, the good times and the months later. examples to demonstrate the period so special? Does It have bad times, the nights spent Not long after. I received in different retirement plans one something to do with the bold without sleep and the nights spent the mall my PERS (Public might decide on. Example A face? without sleep, and to prepare Employee Retirement Sucker) demonstrates an annual single life I could go on forever. I think I oneself for the long and difficult membership card along with my benefit: "John (Paul) Jones has win. journey Into the next stage of life. membership handbook. Unfor- worked for 31 years and Is 55 What exactly is "Part B?" Is Namely, retirement. tunately. I did not receive my years old. His final average salary there a Part A? Why can't I NEWS You are probably thinking. "But Secret Retirement Tax Decoder is $20,000 (the average of his three enroll in Part A when I termi- shouldn't you find a job. get ring, so I will have to rent one highest years, $19,000; $20,000; nate employment? Who died "Serving the Bowling married, have kids, get divorced, from H&R Block when it be- and $21.000). ($20,000 x 2.1% x and made Part B God? John switch careers, date your secre- comes necessary. 30 ■ $1^600M20.000 x 2.5% x I Jones? "My PERS Green community for tary, become Vice-President, buy a My PERS (Pizzeria and = $500)=$I3.100." On a sad note, when the fall convertible, remarry your first wife, Enchilada Retired The example then describes the semester began. I once again (Pizzaria and over 75 years" watch your kids graduate from Saucemakcrs) membership amount John's wife receives at his became classified as work Enchilada college, win the lottery and buy an handbook was surprisingly death, no doubt caused by trying study, so I no longer pay into Retired 210 West Hall RV before you retire?" helpful and easy to read, except to understand his retirement my newfound retirement fund. Bowling Green State University Well, that's what I used to think. for the fact that the majority of benefits. My retirement fund has stalled Saucemakers) Bowling Green, OH too. the handbook did not seem to I think maybe II is a good idea at exactly $74.68. This entire membership 43403 But apparently. I should start to be written in English. for me to plan for my retirement school year I promised myself to handbook [email protected] prepare for retirement now. since For example, here is an now. because it will take the next find out if there was a way I next semester I will officially actual sentence taken directly 45 years to figure it out. could get that money back. Due was surpris- (419) 372-2601 become a "Senior" and thus finally from the handbook: "If a The end result of this Tom- to my incredible procrastina- ingly helpful be able to use those "Senior retlrant is receiving a benefit foolery Is the bimonthly PERS tion, that never happened. Discounts" that you hear so much based on service covered by two (Please, its not Easy to Rite Silly and easy to Editorial Board 372-6966 about. or more of the non-uniformed acronyms) newsletter I now I also have had a change of read,except It all started last summer, when state retirement systems. receive. It Includes helpful tips In Scott Brown heart. I decided that it would be I worked at the school's library. (PERS. STRS. or SERS) he/she bold face so that I might recognize nice to live the next 45 years of for the fact Editor During the year, I work at the will be subject to the re-employ- their Importance, such as. "When my life worry free, knowing that that the ma- Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock library in the work study program, ment restrictions applicable to you terminate employment, you when It does come time to jority of the so 1 don't have to pay Into the the retirement system under should immediately enroll In Managing Editor Chief Reporter retire, no matter what else PERS (Public Employees Retire- which he/she is re-employed Part B during your special happens. I will have $74.68 handbook did ment System of Ohlcl program. depending on which system enrollment period." waiting for me. Truly. 1 can not seem to Amy Johnson Brandon Wray But since I was not a full time pays the Joint benefit." Of course, this only brings up finally rest easy. be written in Assistant Entertainment student over the summer. 1 was WelL.DUH. more questions. When is my Managing Editor Editor required to fill out a form within a Luckily, my three semesters special enrollment period? Is It Tom Mather is a columnist for English." month of starting for the summer of Spanish help me to easily sometime in the next 45 years? I The News. Questions, comments Penny Brown Mike Wendling or risk paying into the PERS translate and summarize this don't normally ask for small or financial advice can be sent to Copy Chief Opinion Editor (Plucky Employee Revenue Suc- sentence into its English favors, but could we narrow that [email protected] or 210 tion) fund. version. "He/she really ought to down a bit? West Hall Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins Photo Editor Sports Editor

Copy Staff 372-2604 Kristen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott Kerri Killion Elizabeth Rciler Kelly Von Glahn

Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab

Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky. Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco, Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin ■GUEST COLUMNIST Chad Gamby Jeff Gayton Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln Finding happiness in embarassment Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec

One of my favorite questions my college experience to be. stop, which included just when I it's really natural for me to Advertising Staff 372-2605 which I ask myself and others Glossing what exactly was standing In line and kept laugh at them. "We humans Brian Beleski Melissa Binklcy when they really start complaining happened. I was very unhappy sliding Into people. I pushed We humans are really pretty Christy Hagerman Alison Polley about life is. "I'm sorry. Did I miss because of my surroundings myself in front of the ski lift to see dumb and silly animals some- are really Lori Patton Jim Vassallo Ihe guy with the papers to sign and I found that the only way I that my friend wasn't right with times—if we can't learn to laugh pretty dumb saying that my life would be easy was going to be happy was to me. so my astoundingly logical at ourselves, what else are we and silly and trouble-free?" first find a way out and then to mind figured I could hug the wall going to laugh at? Letters to the Editor I think it's a pretty good ques- find the happiness inside of me next to me and let the ski lift go Yes. life can be a real pain in animals If you would like to submit a Letter to the tion to ask when I need to slap until I did get out. by. the butt sometimes, but it can sometimes— Editor, please follow these guidelines: myself with a little bit of reality Now that I'm here, back Needless to say. I was pretty also be one hell of a fun ride. No and refocus on what's important. among the corn, with people surprised and scared when one of one promised me happiness or if we can't • Make sure the letter is 500 words or lew. an easy life and I don't expect It. learn to laugh Please Include your add revs, major, aca- Ufe Is undeniably not easy. who understand the divine the poles from the chair hit my demic class and phone number (phone Sure, a lot of parts are pretty cool, nature of keg parties. I can look arm. took hold of my left stick and I also don't expect to sit around at ourselves, numbers are strictly for verification and but when you're sitting up at four back on that experience and started to drag me up the hill. and complain about It. not for publication i. in the morning with a 8:30 class laugh It off and smile. Luckily It dislodged and I was left If happiness Is really the what else are • Letters must be typed, not handwritten. and you've had a total of 16 hours Another example is my to face a laughing line of people led most important thing for you. we going to Letters brought in saved on a Macintosh- of sleep in the past three nights, infamous first skiing experience. by my friend, bent over, red-faced then find it. It's inside you and laugh at?" compatible disk are preferred. life can really suck. My best friend and I decided and pointing at me. It's around you. It's in a teen- • Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hal, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Fortunately for myself. I think that we were going to learn how We fell down when we got off the ager having to explain to people Be prepared to snow valid identification. I've figured out one of the major to ski and we'd do It at Mad ski lift. We fell down about three ihat yes. he was actually hit by • Space limitations may prevent The News keys to finding happiness within River Mountain during their times on the way down the hill. the ski lift. Its In the grimace I from printing all letters received. The one's life. midnight madness. We'd never This is the bunny hill, mind you. make when I show people News reserves the right to edit any and I'll explain by using a couple of set foot inside a ski or seen a My phobia for my nemesis, the ski pictures of my fat boy. afro-puff all letter*. examples. I Just transferred from real ski lift so I'd say we were... lift, forced us to walk back up the days. It's In every embarrassing • Anonymous letters will not be printed. what was. to me. a hellish college. well prepared. hill three times. moment we've experienced 1 smelled a free ride and fol- I should have taken my dad's My claim to fame, though, is during our lives. Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling lowed my nose, but unfortunately. warning about his first and only that when I fall. I really fall. Snow The key is. happiness Is Green. Ohio. Reprinting of un\ nuiicrml in this I was Just Nancy Kerrigan about to skiing experience to heart. I flies in all directions. Poles twirl within us and It's solely up to publication without the permission of The BG News get clubbed on the knee by reality. guess he never learned that through the air. Skis flip off my us to find it Inside ourselves is strictly prohibited. The college was in a severely nonessentlal talent of stopping feet and slide down the hill as I and unlock it. The BG News is an independent publication founded in 1920 ami is published daily during the depressed area of Washington. and had to fall down In gravel. tumble through the air. Some academic year and weekly during the summer se- D.C., that bad part of town where For his feats he received one people probably thought I was a Brian Taylor is a guest mester. your parents gasp and hurriedly free ride in the little ambulance daredevil exhlbiUonlst. columnist for The News. He Opinions expressed in columns and letters to tell you to lock your door as they carts. If I had understood that What is the point of these two would like to dedicate this the editor are not necrssanl\ those of the student crank the window closed. this was to foreshadow my stories? The point Is that I've been column to all the people who've body.facults. University administration or The BG It was a real eye - opener to see skiing talent, maybe I never through numerous painful and helped make his Ufe quite simply News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the would have been stupid enough embarrassing incidents but I've a laugh not. Questions and Spring 1997 BG News staff. the sorts of places and hear the The BG News encourages its readers to notify sorts of things you only see and to embarrass myself so badly. learned to laugh at them. In fact. comments can be sent to the paper of any errors in stories or photograph read about in the news, but it was In the two hours that we were It's not even correct to say I've [email protected] or 210 descriptions. also exactly what I did not want there I never learned how to learned, because I've found that West HalL : Friday, April 18, 1997 The BG News page three

NATION OHIO Weather Friday, April 18 Gingrich borrows from Dole Act u Weather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures MICH longer eligible to be speaker by two decades - signed the loan Cleveland 44° J Speaker tells House he has 'moral then, could well be out of Con- papers Tuesday evening on Gi- Toledo gress and able to earn substantial ngrich's private balcony over- obligation' to pay ethics sanctions money as a pri- looking the Washington Mall. vate citizen. "I consider this not only an op- Youngstown | 45" The Associated Press duty and one more example of Senior Dem- portunity to support a friend but £} Mansfield 47 failing to do the right thing." ocrats imme- a long-term investment in the fu- WASHINGTON -- In a startling With his wife, Marianne, look- diately said ture of our party," the former bid to close the books on his eth- ing down from her seat in the they would senator said in a statement. ics case. Speaker Newt Gingrich visitors' gallery, Gingrich took seek a Republicans chorused support announced Thursday he would responsibility for his case, and thorough re- for Gingrich's decision and said borrow $300,000 from retired said, "To the degree I have made view of the it was time to put the ethics case Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole mistakes, they have been errors proposed to rest. "He decided to hold him- to pay a sanction imposed for vio- of implementation but never of transaction by self to the highest standard pos- lation of House rules. intent." the ethics sible," said Rep. John Kasich, Gingrich told a rapt audience Documents released by the committee. Gingrich R-Ohio. in the House chamber he had a speaker's office said the loan was Officials said Dole, the losing A few Democrats lined up to "moral obligation" to make the for a term of eight years, with GOP candidate in last fall's shake Gingrich's hand and offer payment from personal funds. simple interest an annual rate of presidential campaign, offered to congratulations after he com- w.VA. Anything else, including estab- 10 percent. J. Randolph Evans, lend the money to Gingrich two pleted his remarks to the House. lishment of a legal defense fund, Gingrich's attorney, said no or three weeks ago. The two men Others, though, swiftly renewed he said, "would simply be seen as payment is required until the - antagonists who became politi- one more politician shirking his loan is due in 2005. Gingrich, no cal partners over the course of • See NEWT, page four. CAMPUS Showers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow Ice Sunny_^l_Ooudy_Cloudy_ WRIGHT Via Associated Press GraphicsNei

Continued from page one. ideas and make them under- She enjoys doing T'ai Chi for standable for everyone." about 10 minutes daily. This Around Bowling Green every day," Wright said. "I love Wright was trained to be a gives her time to reflect. the energy I get from the various nurse, but she went back to "I can do it any time, anywhere students I work with. My motiva- school to get two degrees in edu- - outside, in an airport," Wright French House to host 'Evening on the Bayou' tion is being able to watch people cation. She is also taking classes said. "It really relaxes me." develop skills, take them into and health promotion to help She also loves aerobic move- their future and knowing we The French House will host an "Evening on the Bayou" April people early on. ment. 24 at 7 p.m., complete with authentic Cajun cuisine, live music gave them the experience." She started working in a hospi- "Instead of sitting down and and dancing as a part of Cajun month. Jennifer Granger, secretary tal at 13 and during that time she eating my lunch inside, I take The menu for the evening will include jambalaya, beans and and office manager at the Well- experienced her first death. five minutes at least to go to the rice, gumbo, pecan pie and pralines. The evening will cost $7 ness and Prevention Center, said "This made me realize that park." with a $2 discount for French Club members. Reservations are working with Wright makes her every day is a gift," Wright said. due April 21. look forward to coming to work. Since Wright makes it a point For Wright life is like a pendu- "She is genuine, sincere and thoughtful and considerate. She to value every day, she tries to lum swinging back and forth concerned about people and will- has a terrific ability to research make sure that along with through good and bad. ing to be there for anyone who toward her doctorate in health interacting with others, she "Everything now is nice." needs her," Granger said. communication." makes time for herself. In the future Wright sees her- Around the State Sheila Harris, Wellness and Wright worked in critical care "I am extremely energized by self continuing to energize her- Prevention counselor, said, for 12 years. people, because of that I need to self, incorporating relaxation "Jeanne is very professional, "I enjoyed it but I wanted to take short times, but definite strategics in her life and enjoy- Overturned truck holds up for 17 hours caring, organized, tireless, develop more into prevention times, of solitude," Wright said. ing life. COLUMBUS - An overturned truck loaded with liquid resin closed northbound lanes of Interstate 71 for more than 17 hours STRESSED until it was reopened Thursday. we've got to slow things down you seek to acquire, the less lei- culture." he said. The truck collided with two cars, then jackknifed and tipped Continued from page one. over at about 10 p.m. Wednesday. Four people were treated for and reduce the human impact of sure time you're going to have to When asked if there is any- minor Injuries. the need to have more and more the planet." enjoy the immaterial things, like thing he'd like students to come Cleanup crews worked for hours to clear off diesel fuel that goods shipped around the world, friends or nature." away with after his speech. spilled from the truck. Little of the resin, which began to jell in with more and more waste and Brown also had some advice Brown replied, "The current the chilly temperatures, spilled. energy consumption." for individuals. Brown lamented the "McDon- mythologies of progress and hy- The road closure snarled morning rush hour traffic. Crews "People have to find out how ald-ization" of Ohio and the perconsumption have to be re- spent most of the day Thursday trying to right the truck and re- "Then they go to enviornmen- they can be more sustainable in United States. placed by human-scale creativi- move It. tal summits and say, well now their own lives ... the more things "It's total homogonization of ty." The road reopened after 3 p.m.

BROWN Victim's son confronts murderer Continued from page one. prison," Brown said. "Clinton as "We have 20 percent of the Bowling Green, you feel like sures us all is weli. All is not world controlling 80 percent of you're alone." BATAVIA - The son of a woman murdered by her neighbor "With the money you can buy well." the resources," Brown said. "In "I think that everything he said told the convicted killer that he looks forward to seeing him exe- ideas and presents," Brown said. Brown said that one thing that our own country we have one was right on," said environmen- cuted. percent of the population owning tal science major, Holly Roach. David Swart, son of murder victim Clara Swart, was in the "You can even buy elections." needs to be changed is the courtroom Wednesday as a judge sentenced Jessie James Cow- Western philosophy that "more is 40 percent of the financial "I thought the way he backed ans to die in Ohio's electric chair on Aug. 14. Despite the order, Brown also questioned the better." Stressing the idea that wealth." up a lot of his claims, even Cowans' execution date will be postponed by automatic appeals ways in which our country's we need to develop a sense of The crowd, which seemed en- though they seemed pessimistic, of his death sentence. money is used. Since 1984, Cali- sufficiency in our everyday life- vironmentally knowledgable, re- was really good," added Alicia fornia has built 19 new prisons styles. We have a pre-conceived acted positively to the message Privett, an environmental policy "When they pull that switch, I'll be standing right there smil- while only one new college has idea of ourselves and what makes that Brown was delivering. major. "He seems to have a lot of ing, because that never should have happened to her," David been constructed. He went on to us good. Brown said. "He's fabulous," said Bowling experience." Swart told Cowans in Clermont County Common Pleas Court. point out that the funding for He also said that it is impossi- Green resident Maureen Yorga. Brown plans to continue being Judge Robert Ringland adopted a recommendation last week prisons rose 500 percent in that ble to develop those countries "It was nice to see so many other active politically on the local by the trial jury that Cowans, 35, be executed for the August time span, while college funding that are impoverished, consider- people who obviously felt the level, but says the time just isn't strangulation of Mrs. Swart, 69. Prosecutors said Cowans stran- dropped one-third percent. ing the way that things are being same way, because I think here right to try for the presidency gled her with a purse strap in her Amelia home, then took some of her belongings. 'Too many people are going to run. you have a sense of isolation. In again. Cowans denied that he killed Mrs. Swart. The jury convicted STATE ■ him on April 1 of aggravated murder, aggravated robbery, ag- gravated burglary and kidnapping. Cowans served 11 years on a life sentence for the 1978 murder Rabies alert posted in four northeast Ohio counties of a wheelchair-bound Cincinnati man, Richard Powell. He was paroled in 1989 but returned to prison in 1991 on a parole viola- The Associated Press of a rabid cat and three veterina- The program will begin within 30 raccoons and one cat. tion. He was freed last May. ry clinic workers to the days. The health agency said the YOUNGSTOWN - Dogs and disease on April 8 have started The state ordered dogs and raccoon.strain of rabies has been cats In a four-county region must undergoing rabies treatments. cats in Mahoning, Columbiana, moving up the East Coast in re- be vaccinated to prevent the Ashtabula and Trumbull counties cent years and has been reported WHIPPLE spread of a raccoon strain rabies, Dr. Peter Somani, state health to be vaccinated against rabies in each Pennsylvania county Continued from page one. the Ohio Department of Health director, said Ohio has ordered a and be leashed or kept under con- bordering on Ohio. Gainesville; Randy Hyman, asso- said Thursday. special bait laced with rabies trol by owners on their property. "We all need to use extreme cock Snyder, vice chancellor for ciate vice president for student vaccine. The bait, a type of fish caution in our contacts with ani- student affairs at the University affairs at Ball State University in A 3-year-old Mahoning County feed, will be airdropped in Ma- Thirteen cases of rabies have mals, and make certain our pets of Nebraska-Keamey; Thomas Muncie, Ind.; and David Mcabon. boy who was attacked on Monday honing County to stem the out- been found in Mahoning County are properly vaccinated for Hill, dean of student services at vice president for student affairs by a rabid raccoon and the owner break of rabies among raccoons. since March 5. They include 12 rabies," Somani said. the University of Florida in at the University of Toledo.

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NATION Fossils of ape's distant relatives discovered

The Associated Press it probably moved on all fours when on telephone interview. million years ago. swinging in apes during that time span. the ground, the team of scientists said. "You don't see anything else like it "This is certainly the oldest material One thing that shoulder mobility WASHINGTON - The first apes that Morotopithecus, named for the Mor- for another 10 million years," she said. ... that shows characteristics of the would have done, researcher MacLat- could reach up and swing from bran- oto area of Uganda where the fossils "We were very excited when we found body skeleton that resemble those of chy said, was allow the animal to dis- ches made their appearance in Africa were found, was closely related to the shoulder bone - it told us it would living apes and humans," said Ian tribute its body weight over different more than 20 million years ago, much modern apes and humans. "If it wasn't have had a lot of shoulder mobility.'' Tatersall of the American Museum of branches, so it could find food in trees earlier than previously thought, scien- the ancestor, then probably the ances- Owen Lovejoy of Kent State Universi- Natural History in New York. "This is unavailable to animals that had to walk tists reported Thursday. tor was something very like it," said ty, the anatomist who restored parts of earlier than anybody thought they atop a single branch. It was a distant relative of today's Laura MacLatchy of the State Universi- the famed Lucy fossil from Africa, said would be able to pick up traces of what Other apelike animals of the time apes and humans, able to climb after ty of New York at Stony Brook, a mem- the find provides important informa- we see today." would have been walking around on all food while the competition was still ber of the research team. tion. He was wary of calling it a com- And Richard Potts of the Smithson- fours. "If they were in the trees they scrambling about on all fours, the scien- There were other animals with gen- mon ancestor of apes and humans. ian's National Museum of Natural His- would have been walking on branches, tists contend in the Journal Science. erally apelike development at the same "I put the last common ancestor at tory said the paper fills a major gap in they wouldn't have been hanging below The 90-to-llO-pound animal was the time, "but they were really different in about 9 (million years ago) and most knowledge about early apes. He said branches," she said. earliest to develop shoulders that would the way they looked and the way they people put it more recent than that," he scientists have wondered why they had The technical name of the newly allow it to swing from branches, though moved around," MacLatchy said In a said. The new fossils were dated at 20.6 not previously found signs of arm found animal is Morotopithecus bishopi. Near miss over Los Angeles Two jumbo passenger jets nearly collided Wednesday, 2,000 lo Pilot causes near 2,500 leel over densely populated South Central Los Angeles. America's dollar McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Boeing 747 collision over L. A. -- stands strong «---»-r«- Pie Associated Press shook up about it." Lengrh: 200 ft 11 in. Length: 23111.10 in One shaken controller was sent The Associated Press a way of lowering the deficit has Wingspan: 211 It 5 in LOS ANGELES - Two jumbo home early, McGrath said. Wingspan: 169 It 10 in. not worked as planned. The trade Height: 57 It. 9 in. Height: 63 It 8 in jets with more than 350 people Jetliners are generally kept a WASHINGTON - America's deficit has risen for four straight aboard nearly collided over the mile apart, but that can vary with Air traffic controllers trade deficit narrowed slightly to years. city during a landing attempt each airport, FAA regional said the planes were $11.6 billion, after setting a re- In a warning that Clinton may after a pilot failed to follow an air spokesman Mitch Barker said. only 200 to 400 leet cord the previous month, as adopt a more protectionist stance traffic controller's instructions, There were 344 passengers and apart heavy demand for passenger jets in a second term, Commerce Sec- officials said Thursday. a crew of 15 to 20 on board the and Industrial chemicals helped retary William Daley pledged on A Brazilian VASP MD-11 KLM flight from Amsterdam, push U.S. exports to an all-time Thursday a renewed push to at- veered in front of a KLM Dutch KLM spokesman Peter Well- high. tack unfair foreign trade bar- Royal Airlines Boeing 747-B at huner said. The number of people But a strong dollar helped push riers. midday Wednesday, forcing the aboard the VASP flight from Imports to a record level as well, "We are happy to help break KLM jet to steer clear, the Fed- Osaka, Japan, was not Imme- as demand Increased for foreign down barriers, happy to lead the eral Aviation Administration diately known, but an MD-11 can goods, especially Japanese cars. way in opening markets... but we said. Both planes landed safely. cany up to 410 passengers. PtOUc The Commerce Department will not be a vehicle for one-way ufV Oonn The FAA said it Is not clear "On final approach the pilot F ^ Wn^w] said Thursday that the February trade," Daley said in what was how close the airliners came to didn't comply with air controller imbalance was 8.5 percent lower billed as his first policy speech each other. But Kevin McGrath, Instructions to turn," Barker than January's $12.7 billion, on trade a spokesman for the air traffic said. "We are looking into this." which is the largest trade gap The rising trade deficits have controllers union, said they were VASP spokesman Linoel Dias since the government began spawned increased protectionist 200 to 400 feet apart at one point in Sao Paolo, Brazil, said he did Source Jane's All The World's Aircraft AP/Wm J Ca«telk> tracking goods and services on a sentiments in Congress, making about 10 miles east of Los Angel- not know how close the planes monthly basis back in 1992. it tougher for Clinton to win the es International Airport over came to each other or whether Left, was then directed to Run- Aeromexico DC-9 descending So far this year, the deficit is congressional fast-track authori- densely populated South Central the VASP pilot disobeyed in- way 24 Right, he said. toward Los Angeles Internation- running at an annual rate of ty he needs to negotiate new Los Angeles. structions from the tower. The pilot could face sanctions, al, killing 82 people, including 15 $145.6 billion, up sharply from trade pacts and to gain the annual "The two targets merged on The VASP pilot was ordered to Barker said. The jets were flying people on the ground last year's $114.3 oillion imba- approval for China's most- the radar scope," McGrath said land on Runway 24 Right and in- at 2,000 to 2,500 feet, according "These are very, very crowded lance. favored-nation trade status. "The controller watching this stead went toward 24 Left, to McGrath. skies in Southern California, the Economists blamed this severe During the first two months of was helpless. The individuals KLMs Wellhuner said. The KLM In 1986, a small plane collided busiest airspace in the world," deterioration on two major fac- this year, the deficits with both working the aircraft were pretty pilot, who was on a heading for 24 over suburban Cerritos with an McGrath said. tors - the surprisingly strong Japan and China are running far U.S. economy compared to much above their levels of a year ago. weaker growth overseas and the The deficit with China totaled NEWT strength of the dollar, which is $3.4 billion in February, down making foreign goods cheaper slightly from January, but the Continued from page three. "And on top of that, he wants to Gingrich's office released a campaign funds or a legal de- borrow the money from a former for American consumers. two-month total was up a dra- letter from the House ethics fense fund to make his payment. matic 37 percent from a year ago. their attack on the first Republi- politician who recently signed on committee saying that a personal "Because of strong demand, It has only been in the past week we are sucking in imports at an Daley told reporters that China can speaker in 40 years. with one of the largest lobbying loan was a "permissible option" he came to accept that advice, incredible rate," said economist was the only major market in the "What average American could firms in Washington." for making the payment, and the according to Republican associ- Michael Penzer of the Bank of world where U.S. exports are not walk Into their local bank take Gingrich's attorney said that if terms of the Dole loan "are cur- ates. Additionally, they said the out a commercial loan for the speaker chooses not to make rently under review." America In San Francisco. growing. loan from Dole requires an in- While President Clinton took The deficit with Japan was $300,000 with no collateral and no payments for eight years, inter- surance policy - not a lien on the office in 1993 vowing to make little changed In February at $4.3 payments due until 2005?" asked est on the loan would continue to Associates have warned Gi- house and other personal ac- trade a key component of U.S. billion and for the year the imba- Rep. David Bonior of Michigan, accrue and the total repayment ngrich for months he risked his counts - thus making it more pa- foreign policy, his efforts to lance is 11.3 percent higher than Gingrich's most vocal critic. would be about $640,000. hold on power if he turned to latable to Mrs. Gingrich. expand American sales abroad as a year ago.

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STATE ■ Strike causes Spring? Corporate home office layoffs at Ohio could Chrysler plants revive city

The Associated Press get it resolved as soon as possi- The Associated Press ble." DAYTON - More than 500 Ohio The strike at Chrysler's engine TOLEDO - Owens Coming's autoworkers who supply parts to plant in Detroit has virtually hal- new $100 million world head Chrysler Corp- remained off the ted production of Dodge Ram and quarters will be a key to Toledo's Job Thursday because of a strike Dakota pickups. Dodge Ram vans economic comeback, city boos- that has shut down several as- and the Jeep Grand Cherokee ters said Thursday. sembly plants. sport utility vehicle. "This is a special day in the life The work stoppage has forced The idled assembly plants, of Owens Co-ning," Glen Hiner, temporary layoffs at Chrysler which employ a total of 12,080 company chairman and chief ex- parts plants In Dayton and hourly workers, are in the De- ecutive officer, said at the cere- Toledo. troit area, St. Louis and Windsor, mony marking the official open- About 350 workers at Chrys- Ontario. ing of the three-story complex on ler's plant In Dayton have been Talks at all three plants have the banks of the Maumee River. sent home. The temporary involved staffing, safety and Owens Coming, one of the layoffs began last week. The other local issues. Both com- world's largest suppliers of plant's 1,580 workers make heat- panies signed national contracts building and industrial materials, ing and air conditioning systems with the United Auto Workers employs 17,000 worldwide. About for the automaker. late last year. 1,200 work downtown. At Chrysler's Toledo Machin- Wes Wells, president of Inter- Iftgfl» *y- Not everyone welcomed the ing Plant. 209 of the 1,808 national Union of Electronic opening. workers are on layoff. The plant workers Local 775, represents A plane carrying a banner that produces steering columns for workers at the Dayton parts read: "Owens Coming. Paid for the Dodge Ram. plant. by taxpayers and schools" cir- "The partials are those people "We're concerned, but we dont cled overhead during the cere- who are working specifically on have any control over it because mony. components for the Ram pickup it's a UAW strike in Detroit," The sign was paid for by Mike truck or the Jeep Grand Cher- Wells said. "But I think the strike Femer, a former city councilman okee," Chrysler spokesman Tony will be resolved In the very near who lost the mayoral race to Cervone said. future." Carty Flnkbelner in 1993. Femer Chrysler does not expect the He said the impact of the strike also led an unsuccessful fight in number of layoffs to increase. was felt quickly because the 1994 to stop the city and state "But it's impossible to predict Dayton plant has no where to from giving millions of dollars in how long they will be off," Cer- store the parts and could not con- tax breaks to Owens Corning. He vone said. "We're hopefui we can tinue making them. called the incentives corporate welfare. Femer did not return a call Central Ohio's area code seeking comment Thursday. "It's very important to have jobs go everywhere in the re- likely to be split apart gion," Mayor Carty Flnkbeiner said. "And this is a 10-county re- The Associated Press code - 740 - may be added. gion. But If the heart of the re- The new code number has been gion doesn't beat strong, pulsate COLUMBUS - There may be reserved but must still be ap- everyday, ultimately decay and a another new Ohio area code to proved by Bell Communications loss of hope takes place outside '.earn soon. Research, a New Jersey com- the core." The 614 area code, which now pany that administers phone The city has been fighting to covers parts central, southern numbers for the regional Bell recover since a recession in the and eastern Ohio may be split up operating companies. early closed factories and to take care of increasing de- forced thousands of layoffs. mand, the Central and South- The PUCO has no regulatory Now, new businesses are open- eastern Ohio Telecommunication approval over area codes. ing or expanding. Chrysler wants Industry Team said Wednesday. Wednesday's meeting was for in- to build the new Jeep plant in the The team, which is composed formational purposes. area, a move that will retain 5,700 of Ameritech and 21 other phone, The areas that will be affected LI .... . ■ \- Allocated Pre■■ pfcale jobs. cellular and long distance com- have not been designated yet. panies, told the Public Utilities The final plan could be adopted Mother Nature has little regard for the stop sign Kimberly Pericin holds at a tree removal site on Ohio Route 165 near Greenford, Ohio on Tuesday. A former downtown mall has Commission of Ohio that a new as early as next month. been turned into an affiliate of the Columbus-based Center of Science and Industry, the 100-year-old Valentine Theater is being turned into a performing Pollution proves a costly factor in highway project arts center and an abandoned de- partment store reopened last The Associated Press million. The 3.6-mile four-lane highway will waste has been seeping into a drainage month as upscale apartments. Almost all of the cost overrun is re- connect the downtown with the north ditch along the road. The city also is considering TOLEDO - Costs for a major highway lated to cleaning up pollution from old side. "They've got a real witches' brew of building a downtown stadium for project have increased because of pollu- factory sites and illegally dumped trash City leaders said the highway will chemicals flowing into this trench Any- the Toledo Mud Hens, the Detroit tion problems that have been discovered along the highway's path said Clifford boost development but environmentalists thing short of a full cleanup will be met Tigers Triple A baseball team. along the route, officials said Thursday. Lick, ODOTs project engineer. say it will destroy too many animal habi- with legal action, if we have to," said The new Owens Coming head- The Buckeye Basin Greenbelt Parkway "We ran into some more solid waste tats. VanLandingham, director of the Citizens quarters is about two blocks was supposed to cost $16.9 million. Now than we anticipated. Once you find some- Environmentalist Rick VanLandi- for Buckeye Basin Parks. away from Its old home - a the Ohio Department of Transportation thing environmental, you can't walk ngham III said he fears problems at the The environmental problems will be 30-story building where execu- says the highway will cost at least $22.7 away from it," Lick said. site will continue. He said some toxic taken care of, officials said. tives worked on the top floor. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Falcons interview Walker for vacant position □ The search for a new pected by Monday. There had been speculation that a "I'm thankful for the opportunity and press conference was to be called for men's basketball coach is in the reality is I just want what is best for this morning to name the candidate. its 11th hour after Iowa as- Bowling Green and that's all I've ever Ribeau even cleaned this morning's ca- Rich wanted," Walker said Thursday after lender to accomodate the search. The sistant coach Rich Walker's meeting with members of the Falcon News learned. on-campus interview Thurs- team. But rather than rush a decision, Walker day. Following in footsteps Dakich laid Zwierlein said Thursday, the adminis- Wednesday, Walker toured the campus tration would rather take a few extra and met with athletic department per- days to thoroughly evaluate each can- Personal By SCOTT BROWN sonnel and the Board of Trustees dur- didate. • 7 years as assistant coach at •Bom May 26, 1949 The BC News ing his campus visit. A press conference is likely to be the University of Iowa • Played basketball at Bowling Falcon forward Anthony Stacey, the called Monday to introduce the new Rich Walker said Thursday all he top returning scorer from last year's coach, who would be the 14th in Bowl- • 9 years as head coach at Green (1968-1971) wants is the best for Bowling Green. 22-10 MAC championship squad, said he ing Green's history. Florida International University • Earned a bachelors degree Whether he is part of that equation, was impressed by each candidate. Walker expressed hope that he would (1981-1990) (1971) and a masters (1973) only the next three days will tell. "They are both great candidates," he be the final selection. Walker, an assistant coach at the Uni- said. "They both presented themselves "It's been a very special day," Walker • 23 total years of collegiate from BG. versity of Iowa and a former Falcon really well. I have a lot of respect for said. "It would be very special if I was coaching experience • 1995 inductee of BGSU's Ath- player and coach, interviewed on cam- both of them. selected or offered the job. I think a • Helped four Hawkeye teams letic Hall of Fame pus Thursday. He and Indiana assistant "We'll just have to see what happens great deal of this place. Dan Dakich are the finalists in the now." "There is fine nucleus of young men to the second round of the • Has two sons (Joseph, 15 and search to replace the departed Jim Lar- Zwierlein expected Thursday to meet on this team. I think, like any group of NCAA tournament Michael, 8), with wife, Janet ranaga as men's basketball coach. with Ribeau "as soon as possible" to e- young men, [they] are just looking for • Native of Inkster, Mich. University President Sidney Ribeau valuate the finalists, but conflicting some direction and need a coach to give and athletic director Ron Zwierlein are schedules appeared to make a Thursday BG News Graphic by Jim Tocco likely to meet today. A decision is ex- meeting unlikely. Falcons to take on Toledo in Men's track enters MAC Relays two weekend double dips confident after promising finish □ The Falcons' arch- rival Toledo should Q The Bowling prove to be no easy op- Green men's track ponent, despite their team travels to Ball last-place record. State for the Mid- American Confer- By JIM TOCCO ence relays, coming The BC News off an inspiring per- At 2-9, the Toledo Rockets are fomanoe at the Sea the cellar-dwellers of the Mid- Ray Relays. American Conference, so the Falcons should have no trouble ByTODMcCLOSKEY with UT in this weekend's pair of The BC News double headers, right? Wrong. It is all smiles right now, as "When it comes to BG and the men's track team heads Toledo in every sport - baseball west to Muncie, Ind. for the included - you can throw all the BC Ntwi Pkoto by Jertmy Martin Mid-American Conference re- records out the window," Falcon lays. After strong perform- coach Danny Schmitz said. Matt Marcum takes a swing at a pitch in last weekend's homestand ances against Toledo and at the Toledo enters with an overall against Akron. The Falcons will need to have good pitching and hitting Sea Ray Relays in Tennessee, mark of 9-17, which is just a to hold down backyard rival Toledo this weekend. the Falcons are looking bright shade better than Eastern Michi- and feeling confident gan (8-21) and Kent's (9-19) re- And for Toledo, their confer- Eight of the 10 MAC teams ence season is only about half What: cords. will be competing in this early over and it's already getting to be ■ Falcon baseball vs. Toledo "But," Schmitz said, "If you match-up of conference look at their schedule, they've desperation time. Last year it When: ■ Saturday & Sunday, 1 p.m. powers. The only two teams not played a lot of one-run games." took 18 wins to make it to the competing are Kent and playoffs, and after this weekend, Where: "No question about it," adds Eastern Michigan. Central Toledo will only have 14 games ■ Warren E. Steller Field, Bowling assistant coach Mark Nell. Michigan, Miami, Western "They've got a much better club left. This is in sharp contrast to Green last year's 18-14 finish when they Radio: Michigan and Bowling Green than their records are showing." are the four favorites that will So it seems this weekend's made the playoffs. ■ WBGU-FM (88.1) will broadcast The question for the Falcon all four games. challenge each other for the tangle will be more than just a win. meeting of the sixth-place and offense is which team will show up - the team that pounded out Sink is optimistic about win- last-place teams. Besides, base- ning some trophies as well as ball has shown that it has decide- 16 runs against the University of great, and that kind of spreads to Michigan on Tuesday, or the the rest of the staff. He's been the contest overall. dly more parity than basketball "We are going after it to win, or football. The team that finish- team that managed just one hit very consistent, and I don't for- against Notre Dame on Wednes- see anything changing." so it should be an interesting es first should lose eight to 10 meet," coach Sink said. "It is a conference games. day. nice meet to win, since there is So It should be interesting. And "Hopefully we'll see the kind Actually, Smith has been noth- some hardware involved." ■G Ncn PkM* by T«4 MCCIM ivy- that doesn't even mention how we saw against Michigan," ing short of spectacular. In his 10 Schmitz said. appearances, he has struck out The Falcons' strong depth Sprinter Rah'Sheen Clay will be a key component as the Falcons Important this weekend is to the and versatility will be a key de- Falcons. Andy Smith (6-1) will start the 47 hitters, walking only seven. take on seven other conference teams at the MAC relays. weekend for the Falcons, bring- Last weekend, Smith struck out terminant in the outcome of the BG (16-15 overall) sits meet. Since the women's track 110-meter high hurdles and squarely on the fence between ing a 1.19 ERA to* the mound. eight, providing the weekend's put together for one team Schmitz and Nell agree that only victory against Akron. team is at Western Michigan, then run the 400-meter dash 10 score. With the depth in many the leaders and the losers - minutes later. locked in the middle with a 6-6 having Smith lead off the week- there will be little rest between events, Bowling Green is hop- end is significant. each event, which could hurt This meet is scored ing to score in every event. conference mark. A good week- Schmitz says strong pitching is differently than any other of end could put them right back up "He's been the tone-setter," key this weekend. Bowling Green's excellent "We've got some events that Nell said. "You've gotta have that sprint department. its kind, which may benefit the we should win," Sink said. "In among the four teams that make "Every time BG and Toledo Falcons. The top two athletes the playoffs at the end of the number one starter that goes out play, it's just a flat-out battle," Darren Braddix and Alex for each team in each event are • See RELAYS, page nine. year. there and gets it done. He's been Nell said. Sprague will sprint the

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□ The Falcons wom- What: en's track team hopes ■ Falcon women's track at MAC Relays for a strong perform- When: ance from all its ath- ■ Saturday, 1 p.m. When: letes in the Mid- ■ Western Michigan University, American Conference Kalamazoo, Mich. Relays this weekend. WOMEN'S By BRETT THOMPSON The BG News # TRACK Depth will be a big factor for record in the hammer throw last the Bowling Green women's week at the Sea Ray Relays. She track team this weekend. could also be a factor at the MAC Coming off a lopsided victory Relays. over Toledo on Tuesday, the Fal- Elyse Roethlisberger could cons travel to Kalamazoo, Mich. also play a huge role this week- Saturday for the MAC Relay end. Roethlisberger will earn Championships. valuable points in the hammer The meet will be scored a little throw, shot put and the discus. differently than the typical track Nikki Litz and Julie Neikamp meet. showed a lot of improvement in A normal track meet is scored the triple jump against Toledo by giving individual athletes a According to Price, Litz broke certain amount of points for plac- out of a minor early- season ing first, second, third, fourth slump with her first place finish. and fifth. At the MAC Relay "It Is really nice to see Nikki BG Newt PfcaM ky TW McClMtey Championships, the top two Fal- jumping well because she has The Falcons have many athletes up to the challenge of this Saturday's MAC Relays. They will need them all. con placers in each event will be struggled in the past few weeks," added together and compared to Price said. "Hopefully, this will the top two placers from the continue for the rest of the other teams. season." Jets trade first pick in draft to Rams Scoring for the 4 X 100 meter The Falcon sprinters are also relay and the 4 X 400 meter relay coming off a big weekend and the NFL draft consultant. "It's ting the other. will be normal. offer a potent one-two punch in St. Louis says it will select probably not as important to pick Parcells' trade may have done According to BG coach Steve the 100-meter dash and the high this year." a big favor for the Giants, whom Price, this will give the Falcons 200-meter run. Ohio State's That's one reason the Jets he coached to Super Bowl victor- an advantage over other schools. Clarice Gregory had a double made the trade - other than Pace, ies in 1986 and 1990. They'll "Depth Is important in a meet win in those events against the The Associated Press cause he has that kind of ability." the top 10 players are rated pret- probably get a crack at the such as this," Price said. "We Rockets. Kaleitha Johnson is also Rams coach Dick Vermeil sug- ty even, depending on need. player they want, offensive have at least two girls in every running strong after suffering an NEW YORK - For the last gested that the only thing that The Jets, picking sixth now, tackle Walter Jones of Florida event who can place pretty high, injury-riddled Indoor season. three months. Bill Parcells has might keep him from taking Pace probably will take a player like State. and that will help us a lot." The hurdlers have the best been the NFL's central figure -- would be contract demands. Texas cornerback Bryant West- Then comes the second tier - The Falcons are especially chance of winning this weekend. - at the Super Bowl, in his fight to Pace's agent, Carl Poston, did not brook or Alabama linebacker wide receivers of strong in the field events. Soph- BG has five of the MAC'S best in escape from New England, and, endear himself to NFL coaches . Miami and of omore Jodi Rafferty and fresh- Kristin Inman, Brook Miller, with the Jets, holding the first and executives by holding Tshi- They also have reclaimed from Colorado; linebackers James man Stephanie Heldt have been Karyn Heaney, Barnett and pick in the draft. manga Biakabutuka out of Caro- the Rams the third- and fourth- Farrlor and Jamie Sharper of impressive recently in the high Johnson. Parcells has finally stepped out lina's training camp last season. round choices they had to give to Virginia; running backs Warrick jump and have a good chance of "Our shuttle hurdle relay team of the spotlight. "I'll be excited about it because New England when commis- Dunn of Florida State, Antowaln winning the event at Kalamazoo. is one of the top teams in the na- When the I know him personally," Vermeil sioner Paul Tagliabue ruled they Smith and (perhaps) Corey Dillon Heldt and Becky Barnett have tion," Price said. "All of the girls NFL draft be- said of Pace. "But if it doesn't owed the Patriots for signing of Washington; Jim also been jumping well in the have been running extremely gins at noon on end up being the best business Parcells. The Jets got a seventh- Druckenmiller of Virginia Tech; long jump. well this season." Saturday, the decision for this organization, round pick from the Rams, too. and a slew of corners like Tom Nikki Sturzinger won the dis- The Falcons are also deep in focus will shift we'll go in another direction. I If the Rams pick Pace, other Knight of Iowa, cus and the shot put against distance events. Jessica LaFene to Orlando don't know how it's going to end teams will be forced to change of Nebraska, Chris Canty of Kan- Toledo and finished second in the leads the pack, but is followed Pace, the up." plans. sas State and of javelin. Sturzinger leads a group closely by Renee Strayer and 340-pound Assuming that St. Louis makes The Oakland Raiders, who Louisville. of Falcon throwers who could do Missy Lyne. These three runners tackle from Pace the first offensive lineman traded into the second spot hop- some damage at the MAC Relays. could rack up some points in the Ohio State who taken No. 1 overall since Minne- ing for Pace, are now looking at Druckenmiller and Dillon are Emily Cokinos has established 3000, SOOO and 10,000-meter runs. is' easily the Pace sota chose Ron Yary in 1968, the cornerback , two of the more interesting herself as one of the top javelin "We have been looking for- best player pick will have a ripple effect Pace's Ohio State teammate, and players available. Druckenmiller throwers in the nation and ar- ward to this meet for a while," available. The Jets on Thursday throughout the first round in a defensive tackle Darrell Russell could be a "reach," drafted too guably the best in the MAC. Price said. 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Tennis team concludes regular se€ison Major League Baseball Standings O The Falcon men's American League National League tennis team prepares TENNIS "These are two matches that we need to go in for the MAC Cham- £ and do our job while preparing for the MAC. W L Pet. CB pionships with a pair of Today's match with Eastern But we can't be so overfocused that we don't Baltimore 10 .769 - W 1. Pet. CB Michigan, as well as Saturday's Boston 8 S33 3 Atlanta 11 3 .786 Toronto 6 500 3.5 Honda 10 .714 1 meets. with Toledo, is the last chance for get our job done." Detroit 7 .438 4.S Montreal s .417 5 the Falcons to fine tune before New York S .1.11 6 New York 4 .286 7 By RYAN JOHNSON the tournament Centr.1 [Xvmon Philadelphia 3 .231 7.S Jay Harris The BG News Though BG is favored in both W Pet. Central Division matches, coach Jay Harris is Falcon coach Milwaukee 7 .636 W Pet. GB With the MAC Championships cautious of over looking the Ea- Minnesota 8 533 1 Houston 9 .600 - Kansas City 6 .462 2 Pittsburgh 6 462 2 less than a week away, the Bowl- gles and Rockets. Cleveland 6 .429 ZS Cincinnati S .333 4 ing Green men's tennis team will "These are two matches that day, 4-3. Morin, who coached at BG the Chicago 4 St. Louis 4 286 4.5 we need to go in and do our Job Chicago 0 .000 7.5 conclude its regular season this "We didn't play as well as we previous five years. Also victor- W L Pet GB weekend with a pair of home while preparing for the MAC," could have," Harris said of the ious against the Broncos were Seattle 10 5 .667 Wr.1 Division tune-up matches. Ball State match. "Physically we Adam Tropp at No. 1 singles, Texas 7 S 583 W L Pet. GB Harris said. "But we can't be so Oakland 7 8 .467 The Falcons (9-7, 2-2 Mid- overfocused that we dont get our ..cpt ourselves in the match, but Bartan at No. 2 singles and Dave Colorado 10 .769 - American Conference) will en- Anaheim 6 8 San Francisco 10 .769 - job done." mentally we kept ourselves out Anderton at No. 6 singles. Ander- Los Angeles tertain Eastern Michigan today Thursasy't Games 9 .692 1 BG, who has won eight of its of the winners circle." ton also teamed with Matt Wiles Toronto 5. Oakland 4 San Diego .615 2 at 3 p.m., before hosting arch- last 11 matches, got a glimpse of The lone victorious Falcon was to win in the No. 3 doubles flight. Seattle 8. Detroit 6 rival Toledo Saturday in a 1 p.m. senior Joel Terman, who won at Harris was especially pleased Minnesota 4, Anaheim 3,10 innings Thursday-i Gamss both teams earlier this season at Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 start. Both matches are sched- the MAC Indoors in January. In- No. 3 singles 7-5, 6-0. The win of Terman's record-breaking Florida 2, St. Louis 1 uled for Keefe Courts, located Cleveland 4, Boston 3 Montreal at Philadelphia, ppd., rain dividual Falcons went 2-1 against was especially significant be- performance because of the Texas 5, Kansas City 1 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2 behind the Ice Arena. their opponents from Eastern cause it gave Terman 132 com- work ethic and dedication the Baltimore l.Chicago WhileSoxO Only games scheduled A pair of victories will give the Michigan and dominlnated bined victories, moving him into senior exhibits. Falcons 11 wins on the season, a tie with Steve Beier (1982-85) Friday's Games 'rids/sCames Toledo, winning all five matches "Anytime you're number one Baltimore (Key 241) at Boston (Gordon Montreal (Bullinger 0-2) at Philadelphia one more than they collected last against their backyard rival. for the all-time career record at on any list, it's a great honor," 1-1X6.05 p.m (Madura 0-2), 7:05 p.m. season. More importantly, BG is coming off a weekend BG. Harris said. "It's something to Milwaukee (McDonald 1-1) at Cleveland Cincinnati ;Burba 2-1) at Pittsburgh (Cor- though, a weekend sweep would Terman didn't stay tied for look back on and take great pride (McDowell 0-1). 7:05 p.m. dova 1-1), 7.05 p.m. with mixed results, playing Oakland (Telgheder 0-1) at Detroit (Bro- Chicago Cubs (Mulholland 0-2) at N.Y. give BG a 4-2 mark in MAC play, poorly at Ball State last Friday long as he won the following day in." cail CM I. 7 OS |. in Mets (Clark 0-1), 7:40 p.m ensuring a third-place seed in the with Radu Bartan at No. 2 dou- N.Y. Yankees (Mendoza 0-1) at Chicago before bouncing back and defeat- "He's always the toughest Atlanta (Glavine 2-0) at Colorado (Wright MAC tournament. bles against Western Michigan to White Sox (Navarro 1-0), 80S p.m. 2 0), 905 p.m. ing Western Michigan on Satur- competetor on the court, " Harris Toronto (Hentgen 0-1) at Texas (Pavlik Houston (Hampton 1-2) at Los Angeles Ball State and Miami already day. The Falcons struggled secure the record. continued about Terman. "He 1-1), 835 p.m. (Martinez 1-1), 10:05 p.m hold the top two positions for the against perennial power Ball The Western Michigan match Minnesota (P.Rodriguez 0-2) at Seattle Florida (A. I filer 2-1) at San Francisco tournament, which gets under was also meaningful because the goes along with the motto that he (Sanders 0-3). 1005 p. m (Gardner 1-1). 10.05 p.m State, losing 6-1, before beating Only games scheduled way next Thursday in Akron. Western Michigan the following Broncos are coached by Dave refuses to lose." 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Continued from page six. BGSU Athletic Hall of Fame in •*We want Coach Noftz to be Continued from page six. "We arent overrunning any- and the rest of the team that we 1994. back and I think [Walker and Da- body," Sink said. "Running four can contribute," Sink said. "I them that." Asked to compare campus to- kichjunderstand that," Stacey •"We've got some events that events is a normal day for Rah'- think we are ready to do a good Walker played from 1969-71 day to the campus of 1973, he said. "We've got confidence in we should win," Sink said. "In the Sheen." job and place in the upper half of for the Falcons, scoring 1,167 ca- could only chuckle. Dr. Zwierlein and Dr. Ribeau to 400-meter relay and 1600-meter In the 1,500-meter relay, Craig the events." reer points. He was a team cap- "There are a few more build- make a good decision for our relay, we're the best in the Nieset and Jim Weckesser are This meet is about Falcon tain his final season and was also ings, a few less cornfields," he program." MAC." hoping for a one-two punch co- teamwork, that is why this is a an assistant coach his first year said. Walker has previous head Rah'Sheen Clay, the Falcons mbo. Steve Chapa and Pat Carney relay meet. after graduating. The new coach is expected to coaching experience, heading the standout sprinter, will run the are looking to continue their suc- "This is going to be a team keep current Falcon assistant program at Florida International 100-meter dash and 200-meter cess in the steeplechase to help thing," Sink said. "Where every- His visit to campus Thursday Keith Noftz, who has stayed with from 1981-90. He has also been dash, as well as anchor the the team take first. body this weekend does was only his second since leaving the program after Larranaga's on staff at Western Michigan and 400-meter relay and the "For the distance team this is a whatever they can to help the in 1973. He was inducted into the departure earlier this month. Elmhurst (Illinois) College. 1600-meter relay. good chance to show ourselves team."

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Toll Free (1) Currently leasing tor Summer 1997 A .7550 Eater Rd Summer help lo paint propane tanks lor local 364-4250 ___^__ 600-216-9000 E»l T-2076 tor Listings 2 bdrm. 2 full bath apl free water A/C Furrn 1997-96. Bolt) 12 month A scNml yosr Bowling Green, OH 43402 company. Must have veed drivers license shed Available Aug May. Call 354 7293 leases available 2-3 Mf summer sutaeaser lor furnished apl SI 500 weekly potential mailing our circulars 353-5811 2 bdrm. apl 2 bais from campus A/C Availa- Call 352 4966 AX. low rani, mimes mduded. cloaa lo cam. For into call 301-429-1326. Domino's Plus is now hiring lor all positions Summer Sun Island Fun ble May or Aug other units available Lind File pua, deary Call 354-8067 Part-nine and lul-tima flexible hours available " Cleaning A Mleoallaneoua Wort Island Bike Rental is hinng for the 97 summer 354 6206. 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Seniors, Sports and Sales ol Organi yearbook pages to campus organizations and 354-6489 summer leases 352-7454 Call 353-1355 lauon and Greek Pages Contact Toby or Ann Greeks These are paid positions and students '86 Bmck Electra Parkway Rebuilt engine 2-4 sublsrs. wanted Mey Aug Pay rent at 372-6066 tor more mto. Deadline tor apphca- will work 5-10 flexible hours a week For more $1900 or best ofler Call 354 5O«0 BonalsAprH24. informaoon cal Toby or Ann at 3720066 or June/July only. 2 bdrms, 1 bath, doaa to cam- Large 2 BR tum/unturn 1 1/2 bath. Close to w needed. Summer "97, stop by 26 West Hall lor an application 9i Eagle Summit pus, w/d In bfdg. Reasonable rent CaH campus Off street parking, on site laundry fa- Apartment cleaners needed. Starting May 5. 89,000 mi, CO, orlg. owner 352-3291. cilities Full use ol Cherrywood Health Spa Fall w. or both. Own Bedroom IS.75rhr. 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KISS still rocking and rolling all night the aRt museum Troy Reynolds I songs that everyone The Back Pages perk up once he shoots the There is culture The concert is made up of I has been waiting for. fireworks out of his guitar— in Northwest several of the standards, I Peter sings his classic, "Get up or get out!" shouts , but Paul and Gene have the including "Watchin' You," I "Beth," and the Ohio before starting audience eating from the "Black Diamond" and "Detroit I audience loves it. in on "Calling Dr. Ldve." I palms of their hands from Rock City." I saw Kiss at the I Except for one jerk think that a front row seat is the start. Gene struts around Troy Reynolds had the chance to see the collection beginning of the tour last year I behind me who yells, outside of Russia The exhibit does wasted on someone who won't the stage like he owns it, The Back Pages at Tiger Stadium, and the I "No, don't play carry a special admission charge. even stand up, and apparently and Paul knows just how to show was very similar, al- ■ 'Beth.'" Some people People often ask what there is to Future special exhibits include Japa- Gene agrees. Most of the work the audience. nese woodblock prints and contem- though they made a few I have no respect. That's do around Bowling Green. Well, audience doesn't need Gene's My seats were in the when BG gets boring, Toledo is al- porary glass sculpture. changes. 's "Back I like asking Beethoven admonitions, however, as they eighth row, so I had a pretty ways nearby. Some seem to forget If you're not interested in British in the New York Groove" is I to skip the Ninth. stood throughout the more good view of the whole (hal Toledo has anything to offer. One art. there are several other things to than two hours of of the most under utilized resources see. There is a beautiful collection of glass work, including the world's music that Kiss that the city provides is the Toledo Museum of An. I made a trip up there largest example of rut glass. I was performed at this week to see just what Land most especially impressed with this piece, Savage Hall last other people, have been missing. partly because it was made for the St. Saturday. After the short drive to Toledo, I Louis World's Fair, bringing a favor- It's been more found the museum readily accessible, ite Judy Garland movie to mind. than twenty years right off of 1-75. The parking was no Other collections include ancient Roman and Middle Eastern artifacts, since Kiss first played problem, the museum has their own lot right next to the building and it examples of African art. and Asian became "the onlycostSI. ForaTucsday morning, works. And. of course, plenty of hottest band in the place seemed busy. Apparently, American and European work as well. the land" (though Toledo others have not been in the dark about Unfortunately, the museum's now they lay this place. mummy was not on display. After claim to being The Toledo Museum of Art was being on constant exhibit for many "the hottest band founded in 1901 by Edward years, it was removed last month for restoration, which could take a little in the world). All Savage Dmmmond Libbcy. the glass mogul of Toledo. He served as the museum's while. My first visit since a fifth the elements that first president for 24 years, and do- grade field trip, and I miss the first made their nated the land for the museum's con- mummy by one short month. I had live shows popu- struction. The importance of the some good experiences, too, though. lar are still there: Libbcy family to the museum can still Upon entering the museum. 1 was the pyrotechnics. Salur- be seen, as numerous works of art on looking around at the paintings, noth- ing particularly catching my eye. un- Gene's fire- display have plaques recognizing monies from the Libbey family as in- til one painting jumped out at me. 1 breathing and strumental in their purchase. The mu- liked it. and went over to see what it blood-spitting, the seum also depends on the continued was. discovering it to be a Picasso. make-up, the involvement of the community, in- So. I clearly have an eye for this art seven-inch heels, cluding many children, to support and thing. and the pure fund the grants and gifts that allow One of the museum events that may be of interest to college students showmanship. for the many programs and displays s "It's Friday." Weekly, the Museum The music hasn't changed a show. The onlv disappoint- to continue. |" new to the show, aPeter Criss leave the audience, Stanley does give the crowd a long ago that 1 was out there sia may seem a little odd. During the free guided tours of the British Art went their own ways. Kiss walks off the Treasures will be given. There will lecture about drinking and where you are tonight." late 1700s. the Russians became very The showmanship is much stage, ending an all interested in western culture, and also be performances by an experi- driving before "Cold Gin.") Enough is enough. Telling the same as it was back in the too short escape from Catherine the Great look special in- mental theater company. North Coast This is uncomplicated us we are the best audience seventies. "Firehouse" gives the problems and tenssl in British art and architecture. Theater, and jazz pianist Jon Mayer, rock'n'roll. While they have in Ohio is one thing, but this and demonstrations by glass artist Gene an excellent opportunity concerns of real life — A beautiful collection was built dur- received much criticism for is really stretching it. It's ing Catherine's reign, and is now on Tom Patti. to show off, as he does the fire- or as close as we get to their style, Kiss has never been over twenty years.) display in the Toledo Museum of Art. The museum really is a fun place breathing routine. Gene also it here on campus—. I changed, remaining true to Perhaps that is why they This is the first time the public has has fun with the classic "God knew it would be a Art cont. on pg. 12 their vision of what music is al decided to go back to the of Thunder," in which he has a great show from the about. The arena full of fans make-up. mouthful of blood—fake, of start—three girls by could not have been happier The other problem with course—which he slowly lets me were already about that on Saturday. being so close occurs during run down his chin, building down to their bras After an opening act by a "100,000 Years." There are into a crescendo in which he before Kiss even came band aptly named Outhouse large bursts of flame at the spews out the rest. Gene is out—and I am not (not that they were bad, but rear of the stage, which are then lifted by wires onto a disappointed with the they played the same stuff rather warm. Not that it is platform high above the stage results. It's not intel- everyone else does today, and discomforting, but it is in order to perform the song. lectual, and the music they weren't that good, either), unexpected. Merely some- The stage presence of Kiss is not the most techni- the fans impatiently awaits the thing I was not prepared for is amazing. 1 have been to cally complex, but it is appearance of Kiss. After ,i since I was sitting so far several concerts over the fun, and that's what small problem with the Kiss away last time. years, and, while some have rock'n'roll is all about. banner, the show is ready to played better music, no one Of course, no show ends start. The music begins, the has put on a better show. Ace when the band walks off pyrotechnics start to go off, seems a little tired at the stage anymore, and Kiss and Kiss enters performing beginning —though he does returns for the obligatory photob^Bre^lercurit "Deuce." encore, playing some of the Gene Simmons and his famous tongue rocked Toledo Rock (it>

B G S I presents BGLAD Week LITTLE SHOP April 14th-April 19th Schedule of Events OF HORRORS Friday. April 18.1997 book and lyric by Howard Ashman music In Alan Menken 10:00am to 2:00pm, VISION Information Table I \ .i Marie Sainl Theatre • University Union Foyer April 23 - 26 at 8:00 p.m. HEATH April 27 at 2:00 p.m. Education Materials Articles addressing issues ol sexual orientation have been placed For Reservations call 372-2719 on reserve at the Jerome Library. To request the articles, provide the following, call numbers to the Reserve Room librarian: HP01, Walker or SHARP.

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Smurts - 2,l)4d. Besides those shows, the Transformers (with Men's Chorus Cartoon Network 6,179 websites) have the most sites celebrates 25th which are a good sign of popular- ity and they have yet to make it anniversary onto the Cartoon Network. With such a diverse array of Brandon Wray loved cartoons, the Cartoon The Back Pages Network has something for everybody. Speed Racer was one The UniversityS Men's Chorus of the best cartoons for our is celebrating its 25th anniver- parents. Now we can see (by sary this weekend with two watching Speed Racer) why our concerts this weekend at parents are such nerds and Kobacker Hall. Tod McCloskey and Brandon from school, sitting down in front dweebs. Many chorus alumni are Wray of the t.v. and eating a peanut Lately, the network has also put expected to return for the The Back Pages butter and jelly sandwich," cartoon fan Vince Sanelli said. on old Dr. Seuss specials, includ- weekend according to chorus ing characters such as the lorax (a secretary Eric West. The chorus It's been the talk ot the town all The Cartoon network serves as a lumberjack groundhog). With so is also having a special banquet over Bowling Green and has survival tool for Bowling Green many different opportunities for Saturday for the alumni to students glued to their television students and even faculty mem- older cartoons to be run, the celebrate the anniversary. sets. I've heard the conversations bers to ignore the stressful events Cartoon Network still has yet to Richard Mathey, director of all over campus and they all that happen around them. They satisfy evervoneS needs. Trans Men's Chorus, re-started the sound the same. The Cartoon just watch Scooby Doo solve chorus twenty five years ago Network is here, reminding another mystery. formers, Shirt Tales, Gummy and has been director ever since. If you think this is isolated to BG Bears and G.I. Joe are still some students ot their vouth through The University before that had the shows like Voltron and the and that the attention by adults favorites that are waiting for their revival. glee clubs and various other : Thundercats. and college students to the Popular Culture major Eric singing groups but this was the The Cartoon Network is the first cartoons will drop off, well it will The show "Voltron" is a favorite of many students. Kueblerl said, "I think it is cool start of the official Men's Cho- cable station ever to show all- probably never happen because that they put cartoons on from rus. animated cartoons 24 hours a day. people love to feel young again 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday from I p.m.- every generation. But I take The chorus is a great time for One reason tor the popularity of and they will do anything to keep com. from pg. 1,1 5 p.m.. and Friday 10 a.m.-10 p.m. personal offense to the fact that Art everyone involved West, a junior this station is the cartoons which that feeling . The Cartoon Net- lo go, if you have any interest in an. The museum is closed on Monday. they don't have Captain Caveman music major, said. they show. work gives people that avenue to There is no fee for admission, al- So. if you want something to do, es "The chorus has been the Scooby Doo, Voltron, Thunder experience their childhood again. on." though a small donation is suggested pecially if you begin to feel starved It is our fascination with child- highlight of my college career," Cats, Superfriends and Speed "It brings you back to your (you can also become a supporting for culture around Bowling Green, hood that makes the Cartoon West said."It's almost been like a Racer are just a few of the many childhood and recalls old memo- member of the museum for a minor give the Toledo Museum of Art a try. Network so popular and yet, fraternity" ! cartoons that can be seen daily on ries of good times," Dennis Svozil fee). The museum is open Tuesday But don't go just for the mummy, be- The Chorus has been on the Wood Cable channel 42. said, a frequent Voltron and neccessary to watch. throhgh Thursday and Saturday from cause it isn't there. It seems that as today's college road a lot recently. They sang at "People have an emotional need Scooby-Doo watcher. students get closer and closer to an Indians-Blue Jays exhibition to stay in the state of "extended The perceived dropoff in cartoon adulthood with its promises of baseball over spring break in adolescence", said popular culture ratings recently, can be attributed jobs, rush hour, two weeks Florida. They also sing at many professor John Dowell. to reduction of Saturday morning vacation a year and marrying high schools and grade schools Students identify with cartoons shows. Most television stations those girls or boys we used to to recruit members and entertain perfectly because it allows them to only run Saturday morning think had cooties, there is a want the/itudents. Last school year escape from the horrors of reality cartoons until 10 a.m. now, instead to get back to childhood and their the chorus made a big splash by and into a world of fantasy. People of the 1 p.m ending that we all youth. First there was the fascina- appearing the Late Show with remember, these shows from grew up with. tion with 80S music and now the David Letterman. when thev were five and six years Another factor is that the new return to those glorious peaceful The Men's Chorus is made up old. It revives memories or youth cartoons are weak, as compared to and hangover free Saturday of students from many different and usually a great deal of cartoons of older generations, mornings majors West said happiness. with the possible exception of the This magnetizing and supercool "Only about one-third to a This revival of their youth sparks Animaniacs. network has grade point averages fourth of the chorus are music a yearning to talk about the past The appreciation of older falling and students reminicing of majors," West said. and share stories of crazy adven- cartoons still exists, just check out the glory days when forts, The shows are Saturday at tures and different events that are the number of web pages for the flashlight tag, toys and cartoons Kobacker Hall at 3p.m. and 8 instilled within each and every following cartoons — Scooby-Doo ruled the world. p.m one of us. - 3.329, Voltron - 857, Speed Racer "It reminds me of coming home - 2,046, Flintstones - 3,565 and the j^ WELCOME BACK FROM SPRING BREAK! 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Mike Hammer To Party" and "Someday I Sup- 'Nowhere' The Back Pages pose" which received fairly ex- N^l Howard's ClubH \i^ tensive radio and MTV airplay j On tap The Mighty Mighty Bosstones: helped the Bosstones become the OrV| 210 N Main Son 5-2:30am 352-9951 \4^ soundtrack IS Let's Face It first mainstream ska band ever. this weekend: Fri. & Sat. A Since their last album "Don't apocalyptic *»■ s the name might suggest, Know How to Party", the the Bosstones are from Boston. Bosstones have helped ska mu- Compiled by Troy Ki/yo Boston has been a fairly hot spot sic be voted the next "big thing" Reynolds Band Starts at 10:00pm Brandon Wray for ska music for several years by several magazines who are in The Back Pages The Back Pages now. feeding off the huge New the know, such as Rolling Stone. | • Pool • Video Games • Electronic Darts • Pinbail York ska scene. What is ska As far as their latest release Easystreet Cafe: "L.A. is like nowhere, every- music?, you might ask. Well, as "Let's Face It" . this reviewer is Friday—Ark Band one who lives here is lost." far as music terminology goes, not all that impressed. The first Dine In or Carry Out Saturday—Anne E. From the IIIm "Nowhere". there are so many names for the single released "The Impression The soundtrack to the Gregg same thing and nobody actually That I Get" has recieved good air- DeChant Araki film "Nowhere" is a knows what any of the stuff play, but isn't really all that good. Howard's: CAFE perfect companion piece to a film means but. here's the history on About half of the songs on Lei's Friday—Rizzo "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style* that is about the experience of Gish Film Theatre teenagers in a late twentieth The impression that Hammer century nightmare world. (free): 353-CALL "Nowhere" is the third installemt Friday—The gets about the Bosstones Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 and grand finale of Araki's "Teen Empire Strikes Back 109 Nonh Main Street, Downtown Bowling Creen, OH ska. as I know it. Face ll are good, and the other Apocalypse" trilogy that also 7:30 p.m. includes "Totally F**ked Up." Ska music is rooted in reggae. half are just o.k. and none are and "The Doom Generation." Years ago, back in the 60's, a lot excellent. The music on some Saturday—Annie: Called a "Beverly Hills. of Jamacan artists were leaving tracks is phenomenal.and the lyr- A Royal Adventure Jamacia and other nearby coun- 90210" episode on acid "No- ics on some tracks are outstand- 7:30 p.m. tries for various political and so- where" revolves around the ing, but they don't ever seem to cial reasons. Many of these art- Olscamp Hall, Room perverse lives of the young, get together quite right. All the ists moved to England. don' t ask 111: ($2.00) beautiful and doomed as they tracks lack something. me why I don't know, maybe it drift through the sunblazed The album is still worth a listen, Friday and Satur- We Love has to do with fish and chips. infemo known as Los Angeles. it has some bright points, songs day—The Preacher's Anyway. These Jamacan artists The film's soundtrack provides like "Royal Oil". "1-2-8" and Kristen! started playing their reggae in Wife 8 and 11 p.m. the soundtrack of these people's "Nevermind Me" are fairly well England and certain parts of it Kobacker Hall: lives. done and the album is well pro- caught on.likc the continual Featuring new songs by 311, duced. Friday—Sym- upstroking of the guitar strings The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Radiohead. Catherine Wheel, phonic Band 8 p.m. and the horn sections, and par- arc a really good band, but if you Marilyn Manson. Elastica. Lush. Auction ticularly the dress. The style was want to hear some great ska mu- Saturday—Univer- Hole and the Chemical Brothers May 3rd at 10:00 am a high class look, suit and tie. pol- sic hear are some suggestions: sity Men's Chorus 3 this soundtrack is without a University of Toledo ished shoes and gangster style The Pietasters. MU330. Mustard and 8 p.m. Corner of Dorr & Secor doubt the most innovative and hat. These items of reggae, com- Plug.TheToasters. •Over 1000 Computers, Some new enjoyable film soundtrack to bined with the punk music in Joe E. Brown Theatre: Mephiskaphilees. Hepcat. and (Apple, Gateway, IBM's & more) 'Computer Equip. come out recently. England and formed ska and de- Friday and Satur- Lt-ss Than Jake are my sugges- •Restaurant Equip. 'Engineering &Chemistry One of the current trends in veloped what are known as tions for a start at some great ska. day—Les Belles Soeurs •Office/Shop Equip. 'Over 100 Bikes & Misc. Items film and music today is to have a "Rude Boys". These bands may be a bit harder 8 p.m. Call for terms & brochure soundtrack that features big The ska scene in the good 'ol to find, but they will be well names playing bad songs. These U.S. of A has been around for 10 Sunday—Les David M. Rose, Auctioneer worth it. However, if you are 419-867-3468 songs usually weren't good to 15 years now largely in New looking for some decent, easy to Belles Soeurs 2 p.m. enough to make (he band's last York, and the Bosstones have find ska. just to start off your col- Bryan Recital Hall album or the band decides (o been a big part of pushing ska lection The'Mighty Mighty (free): THE cover one of their hero's tunes mainstream in recent years. The Bosstones are a good choice. and the bland result is tossed Bosstones' previous release had Sunday—Bryan onto a soudlrack album to fool such songs as "Don't Know How Chamber Series 3 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX listeners into thinking they are Ballroom: getting a first rate song. I> 1 \ 11\ SI ACe I: CONCERTS Saturday—Ms. ' ' « « i "Nowhere" is different. This music from the gregg araki movie Bronze Pageant 7 (FRiorw > Rpaii ^^v-^-ij^yjJijjj-YYjYn disc has excellent songs that fit CD RELEASE PARTY together well as an album. There p.m.-2 a.m. is an apocalyptic theme (hat runs Alumni Room: 5 - Horse Johnson through all of the songs. You get Friday—Lecture. the feeling that the sky is falling Daddy Finch THERMM "Identity and Cultural Gone _ , . , Acoustic Post-MoMm ROCK and the world is finally starting oliae to collapse into itself and the Criticism: The Role of only thing that is making sense the Black Public Intel- April 18 IN THC mmtoim arc these songs and the mood lectual." 7:30 p.m. they create. BGSU Ice Arena: ANNA'S MOM The Pill Bugs From the techno of the Chemi- cal Brothers to the "lush" Friday—Public uncle knuckle funk peaceful sounds of Lush this Skating Noon-2 and 8- soundtrack will take you into 10 p.m. another more intense and insane Keefe Courts: world. The mood starts out with Friday—Men's the aforementioned quote and doesn't stop until the London Tennis vs. Eastern Suede end things optimistically Michigan 3 p.m. with "Trash." Saturday—Men's The best songs on this album 311 radiohead elastica hole the chemical brothers massive Tennis vs. Toledo 1 are the London Suede's "Trash." attack coco and the bean Catherine wheel curve lush Lush's "I Have the Moon." and ruby james chuck d marilyn manson the london suede p.m. Radio head's "How Can You Be Sure.". The soundtrack to the film 'Nowhere" is a perfect companion 209 N. SUPERIOR TOLEDO * piece for the movie, info line: 419-243-4449 er 44461

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