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• * * • • THURSDAY February 12,1998 • • * Volume 84, Issue 96 Bowling Green, Ohio News • * * * *
"An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920"
Election Donation Police address rules discussed student phone □ Students interested in harassment USG are advised to fa- miliarize themselves □ University students Public Safety with campaigning rules who receive harassing and regulations. phone calls can file a complaint with campus By WENDY SUTO police and have their "They just call to get The BC News calls traced. kicks out of it." If anybody is thinking of run- ning for USG vice president, By SARAH BEDNARSKI Richard Gullufsen president or senator-at-large, The BC News public information officer they had better familiarize them- selves with the rules and cam- "Hello? Hello, is anyone paigning regulations. there?" fine. An informational meeting was It's happened again. No one an- According to Walt Beeker, held Wednsday night to discuss swers when you pick up the University police detective, in the rules and regulations a stu- phone. order for the police to investigate dent must abide by when running Telephone hang-ups happen to the telephone harassment a stu- for one of the USG positions. many students on campus but for dent must first file a formal Jeff Carney, senior political several it turns into phone har- complaint. He said once he eval- science major and USG chief leg- assment and they want it uates the complaint the in- islative officer, and Daniel Haw- stopped. vestigation begins. kins, senior criminal justice If it is to stop, file a complaint Beeker said traces can be put major and an Election and Opin- with the University police and let on to a students phone but only if ions Board (EOB) chairman, them help, according to Richard it is needed. He said life and spoke to interested students Gullufsen, public information death harassments are tapped about the regulations. officer. first, followed by those of a sex- "It's a serious offense," he ual nature and hang-up calls. said. "Students don't have to put "The tap on the phone doesn't Student up with it." record the conversation but fe Government According to Gullufsen, be- rather traces where it originates tween July 1, 1997 and Feb. 3, from," Beeker said. "A lot of Hawkins said there are several 1998 about 60 complaints were times we catch the person who is election rules to follow when received from students regard- doing it." campaigning. He said all candi- ing telephone harassment. He dates must be full-time under- said the calls ranged from sex- | In order for a tap to be placed graduate students in good aca- ual/obscene to simply calling , on a phone, the complaintant and demic standing. and not talking. their roommate have to file a According to Hawkins, peti- Gullufsen said 13 out of the 60 i phone-tracing agreement, wliich tioning rules depends upon what reported were sexual in nature. allows the police to track the type of office a student is run- He said 44 of the complaints ' calls, Beeker said. He said Uni- ning for. He said general assem- were from female students and versity telephone services have bly at-large candidates must 16 were from male students. the equipment that makes it pos- have at least SO signatures, while If a person is convicted on the- sible to monitor the calls. the presidential and vice presi- first offense the maximum pena- dential candidates must have at lises are six months in jail and a Beeker said most of the time least 100 signatures before run- $1,000 fine, according to Gulluf- someone may not mean any harm ning. sen. He said any offense after the by it. "All signatures must be in ink BGNewi Photo by Jc ny Martin first turns the violation into the "Chances are they don't even and PID numbers must be in- felony of the fifth degree and know the person their calling," cluded," Hawkins said. "Any sig- Jason Haradek, a senior exercise science major, gives blood Wednesday at the University Union. The carries a maximum sentence of he said. "They just call to get • See USG, page six. campus-wide blood drive continues today. 12 months in jail and a $25,000 kicks out of it." SICSIC considered most selective group at University □ Two recently- By WENDY SUTO cording to Greg DeCrane, dean "The best thing is going out volved in SICSIC is having to The BC News of students and SICSIC adviser, and creating havoc," Baker said. constantly lie to roommates and unmasked SICSIC mem- the organization is the oldest and "I enjoy talking to all the fans Student Life friends about where they are go- bers discuss their expe- What is the oldest and most most selective group on campus. and interacting with them be- ing or where they have been. selective organization on cam- Jeremy Baker, a senior tele- cause they have no idea who we is. "It's kind of hard leaving at riences with the elite pus, which began in 1946 by communications major who was are." "You can be someone you are nine at night and returning at group. former University President among the two members unmas- Amy Schuller, a senior recrea- not," Schuller said. "If you nor- three in the morning," Baker Frank J.Prout? ked, has very much enjoyed be- tion administration major, was mally don't get along with some- said. "They'll ask me what I was SICSIC, which has been around ing involved in SICSIC. He ad- the other member unmasked. She body and they don't know it is doing and I have to lie every- for 52 years, recently unmasked mits it is something he cannot said she has dedicated a lot of you, they think you're awesome." time." two of its six members at a men's really describe, but mentions he time to the group, but enjoys the Both Baker and Schuller agree basketball halftime show. Ac- would never give it up. fact that nobody knows who she the worst thing about being in- • See SICSIC, page five. House approves bill to put tax increase on May ballot
The Associated Press The vote came after more than two hours of debate, most of It COLUMBUS - The House on "I think it's a victory over whether the increase is Wednesday took the first step for the people, who necessary. Last week. Republi- toward placing a penny-per- get to participate in can conservatives and several dollar sales-tax increase before Democrats blocked a similar voters to improve school funding voting on this." measure in the form of a consti- and provide property tax relief. tutional amendment by failing to The House approved a bill provide the 60 votes needed for 59-39 that would put the tax in- Rep. Tom Johnson passage crease on the May 5 ballot. It R-New Concord The bill passed Wednesday was goes to the Senate, which will not an constitutional amendment, open hearings on the bill Thurs- so only a simple majority in the day. If the Senate approves it, the Tom Johnson, R-New Concord, 99-member House was neces- bill will go to Gov. George Voino- who guided the bill through the sary. vich, who supports it. House Finance Committee. "I But opponents have promised AiiocbUcd Prcn photo "It was a fragile package that think it's a victory for the people, to sue the state if Voinovich signs Ohio House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson, R-Reynoldsburg, confers with Rep. Vemon Spykes, O- Akron, dur- was put together and received who get to participate in voting ing debate on a bipartisan school-funding bill Wednesday that ultimately passed by a 58-35. bipartisan support," said Rep. on this." • See FUNDING, page four. f > he R( w<= Feb inry 12, 191 v
Opinion Editor1.. Natalie Miller g OPINION 372-2604 The BG News Judge Judy shows us no mercy
You heard it here first. hair, and granny glasses and poof where I was. He called me at home When I rode my bike '.o school you have Judge Judy. and inquired about my location. To- Tuesday morning, 1 barely needed She eats people like you and me me that sounds like a really stupid my winter coat, gloves and hats. for breakfast. She'll demean you question, but he tried to play it off i and insult you until you have no When my last class got out I as a joke. I asked him if he thought stepped outside into the sunshine pride left, and then she'll work on taking your dignity. Now don't of that one himself. and nearly broke a sweat on the misconstrue my feelings about her. I guess being stupid from rime way home. She's my idol. No one pulls one to time can have positive ramifica- On my way home I had a couple over on Judge Judy. No one. I love tions. I feel so much better when minutes to reflect on this mild win- to watch her get to the bottom of ter. I mean can we even call it win- someone's stupidity makes me the matter and then let 'em have it. laugh. Maybe that's why I hang ter? And why didn't we have win- What baffles me about her is that ters like this when I had a morning she has any cases at all. Why out with so"ie of the people I do, "An independent student voice serving paper route? Remember those -60 would anyone subject themselves but then again it doesn't really mat- degree windchills we had five and to her? Why would they do it on ter who you hang out with. Bowling Green since 1920" six years ago? Yeah, I was deliver- ••On my way home I TV? For you to arrive in front of Everyone is bound to become the ing papers in it. had a couple minutes Judge Judy both parties have to brunt of everyone else's jokes on Reminiscing about my paper agree. I know I wouldn't even con- occasion. route days brought me to one con- to reflect on this mild 210 West Hall sider it. Laughter is surely the best stress clusion. Man, are we in for it. winter. I mean can we Hey Billy, you think I should Bowling Green State University We've had mild winters the last even call it winter? take my ex-wife to small claims reliever; well, at least one of the top Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 couple of years and this February is court for that TV she broke OR five. So, don't get offended when almost balmy. In a couple of years And why didn't we should I go on Judge Judy and someone laughs at you. Just light- Phone: (419) 372-2601 we'll have palm trees instead of have winters like this make an ass of myself on national en up and get a good laugh at your- corn fields. OK, that's a little thick, E-mail: [email protected] when I had a morning television? To me this is a no-brain- self. but my point is that we are due. er, but I guess other people enjoy Just remember the Blizzard of You heard it from me first folks. paper route? J J public humiliation. '98 is eminent. Judge Judy could The Blizzard of '98 is upon us. Which leads me to my next break G. Gordon Liddy and laugh- DARLA WARNOCK Global warming hasn't completely topic. How can people be so stu- beaten off the polar winds that reg- pid? The other day a friend of ter is the best medicine. So, when Editor-in-Chief ularly invade us here in the mine told me he thought the Spice the Blizzard of '98 strikes this Midwest. Oh no, our polar fronts Girls were the smartest people he March and you're stuck inside, just BRANDON WRAY NATALIE MILLER are just regrouping and preparing knew. Give me a break, they're flip on the tube and get a good Associate Editor Opinion Editor for a final strike. The next sub- Judy in action? Man, she is vicious. about as smart as the back of my laugh watching Judge Judy in Arctic system will come whirling in She takes no prisoners and she has hand. Sure their music is popular action. SARAH BEDNARSKI ELIZABETH KERBY displaying its dominance. No one mercy only for the 10 and under. and they're hot, but come on, News Editor Copy Chief will be able to hide from its wrath. Can you picture Sylvester Stallone smart? Rob Searfoss doesn't really know It will be all too similar to Judge in Judge Dredd forcefully decree- Then a friend of mine calls me what he is talking about, but he is a JEREMY MARTIN JASON McMAHON Judy's courtroom. ing, "I AM THE LAW!"? Well, just up at home cause he's bored. I told columnist for The News. He can be Photo Editor Sports Editor Have any of you seen Judge lop off a few feet, add some big him to come over and he asked me reached at [email protected]. SCOTT BROWN JOHN WENZEL Graphics Editor Entertainment Editor VOICES
.;.; Selfishness is a virtue. For example, to be selfish >ineans that you're concerned with your own welfare. If you think that means "the rest of the world be damned," it's not true. If you provide yourself with a means of income, or are planning toward a future by educating yourself toward this end, you are selfish. :But in order to accomplish this, you must live in a system that recognizes individual rights. If you are lucky enough to live in a country that recognizes the right to private property, be it a book- bag, car or car company, and you think this is a good thing, you are selfish. If you recognize that the right to lite, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is among the highest of ideals, then you are selfish. If you wisn to attend a school where there is no fear of having to duck gunshots, you are selfish. If you are for a gov- ernment system that punishes wreckless violence and protects the innocent, you are selfish. By contrast, if you believe that wealth is by defini- tion "stolen" and should be redristributed, you are selfLESS. If you believe that the community should be considered before the individual, then you are selfLESS and have much in common with the com- -munist leaders of the "former" Soviet Union and China (who murdered tens of millions toward the **end). If you believe that "the freer the country, the higher the stakes"(Tony Cavallario, The BG News, Feb. 10) then compare the standard of living of the Our administration ignores us -poorest in this country with those of the countries Who is the student voice to the two-hour debate consisted of USG activities and student organizations. that outlaw the individual ownership of property. administration at BGSU? Well, it is members arguing why students The assumption is that these The American people are the most generous people not USG. should have the new system and appointed students will be well- in the world when it comes to chairity. They have There was a bill introduced at why we should allow the adminis- enough informed to allocate this also been the greatest creators of wealth. They have USG's Tuesday night's general tration to spoon feed us what is money fairly and reasonably to all created it because they live in a system that recog- assembly concerning the new way "good" for us before we know what these areas of campus concern. nizes their right to keep it. But I see many calling for the University will allocate our gen- "it" is. The debate did not consider This USG proposed bill would eral fee money. This bill was writ- the more abstract view of the true have had no power to change the the repeal of this right. Is it selfish or selfless to deny ten to ask the administration to debate. Administration did not give minds of the administration; rather the rightful ownership of property? reconsider introducing the students an idea of what the new the bill would have been a symbol reformed Student Budget allocation system would be like. to the administration that last Committee. As a student, I supported this Edward Harrington nighf s students care that they are Musical Arts Graduate Student The objective of any bill coming bill to ask USG to please tell the from USG is to make suggestions to administration to not change the "students first" and want to be the administration about a number funding allocation until we fully treated like it Apparently USG is knowledge of this change to the more concerned about parking and .. Special Projects Editor of topics concerning students. students, especially the "student understand how the funds will be Penny Brown other constituents. I must say I These bills rarely see any material- voice," USG. allocated. I am not saying that the Tony Cavallario .. Assistant Opinion Editor have lost hope in USG and 1 know ization from the administration and This bill was drafted to tell the new system sounds good or bad. Tom Denk, Eric Kuebler .. Assistant Entertainment Editors now that I will only trust my orga- Denise Domanski ,. Assistant Copy Chief are sometimes considered and administration that USG did not The problem is that this extreme adopted in the future. The objective like the fact that the administration change is happening without nization and the organizations that Ryan Johnson .. Assistant Sports Editor I network with, because we know .. Assistant Graphics Editor of this emergency legislation was to went over the head of USG, the regard to students. Stephanie Schneider ask the administration to not insti- head of students, and refused to Students on this committee will that USG will not do it. tute the reformed general fee alloca- obtain sufficient student input. 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Tricia Nunley Mike Mathe Danielle Myers yHeather Vance Jason Buehner QUOTE OF THE DAY Junior Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Elementary Ed. Journalism Elementary Ed. VCT Contraction Management A ^ It's a serious offense. Students A A "Elaine and the Big "George. His head "Kramer. He's crazy The Soup Nazi "Kramer. He never & & don't have to put up with it. ^ ^ Salad episode." looks like a rubber and does stupid episode and Kramer has a Job but still studded knob." stuff." because he's sexy." makes a living."
University public information officer Richard Gullufaen Got an Idea for a "People on the Street" question? E-mail ui at "bfnewa0fafnet.bt-fiT. regarding recent phone harassment on campus THURSDAY THRILLS
"Aye, He'll be UPCOMING EVENTS cryin himself to "Upcoming Events" >■ ■ service to our readers borrowed daily via ihr University web page. The calendar of sleep on his events on the web pace baa a more complete lilting of evenU and can be accessed through ~srww.bgsu.edu". wee pillow with his big head." Thursday, 2/12/98 Valentine's Day Candygram Sale (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) American Marketing Association Union Foyer. A fundraiser for candy sale (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Mortarboard where we will be selling Business Administration Building. Valentine's Day candy. Candy will be delivered on Feb. 13th. Hershey Kiss Rose Sale (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Red Cross Bloodmobile (11 a.m. - 5 Math Science building. Sponsored by p.m.) Alpha Phi Omega. Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Student Union. Hershey Kiss Rose Sale (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Prairie Margins fundraiser (Noon - 4 Education building. Sponsored by p.m.) Alpha Phi Omega. University Hall. Prairie Margins will be holding a raffle for various prizes donated Print and Poster Sale (9 a.m. - 7 from area merchants, such as dinners, p.m.) movie tickets, etc. Student Services Forum. Stop in the Saddle mire Building and check out Executive Master of Organization all the posters! A portion of proceeds will Development Reception (5 p.m.) benefit Dance Marathon) Ritz-Carlton. Third Street. Cleveland. Learn more about the Executive Mater of Tan Beta Sigma fundraiser Organization Development Program at Thursday Thrills is (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) lt( .SI.'! Join us for an Information session just that - just for Math Science Hall. where all your questions about this pro- thrills. Please do not gram will be answered. take It seriously. Valentine's Day Carnation We're trying to have Sale (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Charlotte/Southern Piedmont Alumni Chapter (6:30 p.m.) a good time hart. Education steps. Carnations will Have a fun day! be presold Monday through South End Brewery. 2100 South Thursday, with delivery on campus Blvd.. Dilworth. NC. To RSVP or If you on Friday. Flowers will be sold have questions, call Mike Schmitt at (704) cash ana carry on Friday! 541-4144. OHIO Weather Valentine's Purchasing and Production TODAY'S Thursday, Feb. 12 Day Management Employer Fair (6:30 AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures Carnation p.m. - 8 p.m.) Sale (9 a.m. - 101 Olscamp Hall. All business WEATHER MICH. 4 p.m.) majors interested in purchasing/produc- Union Foyer. tion are invited. This is an opportu- Cleveland | 40°~| C 5r to talk to representatives Si Carnations will z: Toledo 39° be presold rom a variety of companies Monday through about career options in Today: PA Thursday, with purchasing and produc- delivery on campus on tion management for both Cold, overcast. Friday. Flowers will summer and permanent Mansfield | 41° \. | Youngstown | 41° | be sold cash and employment. Students carry on Friday! should bring resumes to IND. hand out. Study Abroad High: 39 Low: 28 Display Table (10 The Dating Game (7:30 p.m. - 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.) | Paytion| 41- I Columbus 42 Off-Campus p.m.) Student Center. Sponsored by Dry Dock. Friday: Moseley Hall. Display Admission is FREE! This is of HC.S'U study abroad the original Dating Game. If you Chilly, more sun than clouds. program materials along would like to be a contestant, Cincinnati 42' with other institutions' pro- sign-ups will be in the Union on Feb. ] c£Q, gram Information. General resource 2 from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. materials on travel, work and volunteer abroad will also be available. Call 372- Student Composers' Forum (8 p.m.) High: 40 Low: 24 0309/0479 with questions. Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical ±=L. Arts Center. Concert will feature works by KY. 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Editor-in-Chief Darla Warnock WIRE WATCH 372-6966 m ■ News Conflict with Iraq looming The Associated Press
WASHINGTON -- As the Clin- ton administration pressed Con- gress to support a possible attack compiled from wire reports on Iraq, the U.S. commander in the Persian Gulf said Wednesday he'll be ready for an airstrike DRUG "within a week or so." Triptorelin appears to control child molesters Iraqi President Saddam Hus- sein should be "nervous," Marine BOSTON -- A drug that blocks the male sex hormone testoster- Corps Gen. Anthony Zinni, the one appears to be highly effective in keeping child molesters overall commander of U.S. under control. forces in the oil-rich Gulf region, The drug was tested in Israel on men with a history of pedophi- told reporters there. lia. It totally stopped their sexual fantasies and desires as well as In Washington, lawmakers their abnormal sexual behavior. were also nervous - about The drug, called triptorelin, is made by the Swedish company Ferring Pharmaceuticals, which helped pay for the study. The whether the planned U.S. air- results were published in Thursday's issue of the New England strikes, if launched, will succeed Journal of Medicine. in pushing Iraq to comply with The study, directed by Dr. Ariel Rosier of Hadassah Universi- international arms inspectors. ty Hospital in Jerusalem, was conducted on 30 men. They were President Clinton sent his given monthly injections of the drug. senior foreign policy team to Ca- The drug appeared to be 100 percent effective in the 24 men pitol Hill Wednesday to seek a who stayed on the treatment for at least a year. congressional show of support in Triptorelin is not available in the United States, where sexual a nonbinding resolution backing offenders are sometimes treated with Depo-Provera, a drug that also blocks testosterone. Even though triptorelin was not com- the use of force against Iraq. pared with this and other drugs, the researchers said it appears "We all hope we can avoid the to be more effective and carry fewer side effects. use of force," Clinton said. "But In an editorial, Dr. John M.W. Bradford of Royal Ottawa Hos- let's face it, in the end that is up pital in Canada noted that one shortcoming of the study was its to Saddam Hussein." AiioctaledPrcii photo lack of an untreated comparison group. But he added, "It is hard The Iraqi leader, he said, to argue in favor of such a design in this disorder." "must let the weapons inspectors A SH-60 Seahawk helicopter lifts from the deck off the guided missile destroyer USS John S. McCain on back with full and free access to Wednesdayednesday in the Persian Gulf. The McCain is deployed to the Persian Gulf in support of Operation ■ AVALANCHE all suspect sites." Southern Watch. A skier dies after being buried in snow The State Department dis- missed an Iraqi proposal to open said. "This latest iteration ap- administration is planning. istration to request con- TRUCKEE, Calif. - A cross-country skier was killed in an ava- eight presidential complexes for pears to fall short again of this Lawmakers also question gressional action. "I don't know lanche Wednesday in the back country above Donner Ski Ranch what Foreign Minister Moliam- very simple standard." whether the strikes will succeed if we can do it in one day," he in the Sierra Nevada. med Saeed al-Sahhaf said could The congressional resolution, in forcing Iraq to allow unfet- said, but "there's no need to rush Three fellow skiers failed to dig out the victim, a 22-year-old be an inch-by-inch search. which seemed sure of quick pas- tered U.N. inspections of its sus- to judgment." Asked if he was New York man who was apparently buried under snow for about "We have yet to hear about a sage when Senate Majority pected chemical and biological concerned that an attack might 55 minutes. They then called for help with a cellular phone. concrete Iraqi offer to reverse Leader Trent Lott first raised it arms sites. occur while Congress is in The man had a faint pulse when he was pulled from the snow, two weeks ago, now is bogged recess, Lott said, "I don't think but died at a hospital shortly after 2 p.m. His identity was being course and allow the UN. in- withheld pending notification of relatives. spectors the access to do their down over concerns about pre- Lott said Wednesday he and the bombs will fall until we are The area received a lot of snow recently, including a foot over- Jobs," spokesman James P. Rubin cisely what kind of airstrikes the other lawmakers want the admin- back in action." night. Officials said the state averages one death every three or four years from avalanches. FUNDING Continued from page one. robust economy could produce ■ EXPLOSION enough revenue to fund the plan, Grand jury probes Man injured while reloading ammunition it into law. They say the Legisla- but supporters say future law- ture has no authority to ask makers should not have to worry TIFFIN, Ohio - Federal agents said an explosion that ripped voters to pass laws. about funding if the economy Lewinsky's mother Attorney General Betty Mont- goes sour. apart an apartment apparently occurred while a man was reload- IhcA^oa.Ufill'ics: over time by the weight of its ing ammunition. gomery has said the state's law- Rep. Jeffrey Jacobson, R-Day- own insubstantiality," the first Richard Pryor, 37, was listed in critical condition Wednesday yers are confident the bill will ton, said the supporters had not WASHINGTON -- Dis- lady told reporters. at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center in Toledo. Part of his right pass constitutional muster. done their homework. He said "Americans are smart, fair- arm was blown off in Tuesday's explosion. traught at being grilled about The new plan would provide steady increases in income and minded, savvy," said Mrs. The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said the one-half cent of each penny sales tax revenue won't evap- her daughter's relationship blast gutted Pryor's apartment and damaged an adjacent apart- raised for school buildings and orate overnight. with President Clinton, Mon- Clinton, "and I think they see ment. "The only bogus numbers in ica Lewinsky's mother testi- things for what they are, draw Agents were examining the apartments Wednesday. operational changes that were approved last week. The other this debate are the numbers be- fied for a second day Wednes- their own conclusions and "We're just doing the initial basic stuff so we can thoroughly know the evidence of their half-cent would be provide prop- ing thrown around by those who day as House Republicans said and safely remove whatever else might be in there," said Robert they were hiring more law own experience." Hausken, agent in charge of the ATFs Toledo office. erty-tax relief for homesteads. pretend to know how much of a But just how the relief would deficit we're going to have one yers who could be called on Even as the first lady pre- break down, including whether it day down the road," said Jacob- for any impeachment proceed- dicted the Lewinsky matter would go only to people who live son, one of 25 Republicans to vote ings. would dwindle, there was a on property they own, would be against the measure. Marcia Lewis was on the new disclosure in the con- determined later, said Speaker verge of tears as she walked troversy. A retired Secret Jo Ann Davidson, R-Reynolds- The coalition of school districts out of the U.S. Courthouse Service office was quoted as burg. that sued the state, resulting in after being questioned for saying he saw Ms. Lewinsky The Ohio Supreme Court has the Supreme Court ruling, will much of the day in front of a alone with the president in the given the state until March 24 to not back the plan. federal grand jury about alle- Oval Office. come up with a plan for a more "We see this more as a tax is- gations of a presidential affair equitable funding of schools. The sue than an education issue," said and cover-up. She was instruc- While Democratic attacks court ruled last year that Ohio's William Phillis, executive direc- ted to return for still more continued on Whitewater current funding system is uncon- tor of the Ohio Coalition for questioning. prosecutor Kenneth Starr, Ms. stitutional because of unequal Equity & Adequacy of School "It's an ordeal no one should Lewinsky's lawyer was toning funding among districts and too Funding. "Were not going to back have to go through," said Ms. down his recent criticism of much reliance on property taxes. a ballot issue that doesn't solve Lewis' lawyer, Billy Martin. the prosecutor's operation. Opponents claimed that Ohio's the problem." "No mother should ever be forced by federal prosecutors "We still have a cordial re- to testify against their child," lationship," attorney William DID YOU KNOW? Martin said later in a state- Ginsburg told reporters in There are an estimated 5.8 ment. California "I still respect billion people in the world and Ms. Lewis' appearance be- them as lawyers." PIZZA • 3 GREAT CRUSTS • SUPER SUBS • BUFFALO WINGS • BREADSTIX growing at a rate of about fore the grand jury came as first lady Hillary Rodham Ms. Lewinsky had been 11,000 people per hour. If this Clinton predicted the allega- scheduled to testify Thursday DOMINO'S i-/yTr^-' JFvC -1 ra,e continues'tne population tions about her husband would before the same grand jury as '^mj^'^t^-'J win double in 47 years.1 fade into insignificance. her mother. But Ginsburg said DELIVERS Sponsored by the Center for Environmental Programs and your "I don't anticipate that this he and his client wouldn't be Campus Recycling Program will evaporate, but I anticipate flying, to Washington until $5.55 MENU 1 Zero Populationn Growth. Inc. that it will slowly dissipate Thursday or Friday. • LUNCH • DINNER • LATE NIGHT'
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SICSIC^ NEWLOVE REALTY Continued from page one. 836 Scott Hamilton Police Blotter Schuller explains one thing • 2 bdrm unfurn Brick Duplex that bothers her about the Uni- • I \V() BLOCKS from Campus versity students is that they are sometimes not receptive to them. MMtn "Maybe they don't know who 850 Scott Hamilton A male subject reported that he had been struck In the eye we are and that bothers me. I'm • 2 bdrm furn w/ central AC HOT from behind while at Junction. He then followed his assal- vei / proud of the group and what • TWO BLOCKS from Campus OFF lents back to Columbia Courts In an attempt to settle the it stands for," 5chuller said. (CALL FOR MORE INFO) matter, where he was struck In the mouth with a beer bottle. Baker said he loves the secrecy PRESS NEWLOVE REALTY The subject suffered a broken front tooth. It Is still undeter- of SICSIC and enjoys going up to '"""""""o'sZirner ' mined how he was struck In the eye from behind. people he knows. RENTALS an«Fali "I tell them 'Hey, you have no 328 S. Main Street A female subject was found beating on cars In a parking lot idea who I am, but I know who (our only office) ^^^^ ^nthropTv, " on North Grove. The woman was frustrated that someone you are,'" Baker said. "I love had taken her parking spot. She was cited for disorderly messing with friends' heads." 352-5620 L5J conduct. Upon graduating. Baker in- faCe4pts tends to intern at WOWK in Hun- --fe - i tingotn, W. Va., and Schuller A male subject reported that he had been assaulted while plans on going to graduate school at a party. The subject called another male at the party a in either sports administration or QQriAOS "bitch" In Jest, but the male did not enjoy his attept at humor business. DeCrane explained "Tie and punched the victim twice between the eyes with a closed what he feels are some of the %oitdou* 'Polooi fist. qualifications to being involved in SICSIC. Alternative Clothing • Winter Wear A male subject reported that someone threw a 40-ounce "Academics is important and • Beaded/Hemp Jewelry • Imported Mickey's bottle through his driver's side window and then Cigars • Clove Cigarettes • Incense • 400 Napoleon Road 352-9135 they must be spirited. They must Unique Candles • Tapestries • Stickers stole his stereo. also want to see the University • Posters • 200* Tees • Patchwork Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Sat. 10-2 grow as much as possible and be Pants • Hair Glitter (gold ft silver) ft others • Body Purifiers (100% A female subject reported that a male friend came to her able to dedicate three to five guarantee) • Hair Coloring residence to see his girlfriend and she wanted him to leave. hours a week to SICSIC," he said. hrt BENT VIDEOS • Largest CcJection ol The female subect then picked up a baseball bat and the man DeCrane said some of the re- Spanish Videos • Hundreds ol picked up a cinder block. After exchanging words the male sponsibilities SICSIC has are at- Children s Videos • Comedy ***Alpha Chi Omega*** subject left before the epic baseball bat-cinder block battle tending as many sporting events as possible and promoting cam- 445 E. Wooster could be settled. (At the railroad tracks) Congratulations on being number pus spirit through signs and Mon-Sal: 11:30-9 A male subject reported that his neighbors were throwing showing up for campus events. Sunday 12-6 354-0176 one for Fall 1997 Grades! trash off their balcony and shooting beer cans with a BB gur.. He said SICSIC has made an ap- The neighbors said they were practicing for the biathalon for pearence at aerobic exercise You guys rock!!! the 2000 Olympic Games. They were cited. groups at the rec center and other non-sporting events as Keep studying hard!!! well. For the secret members of Units were dispatched to the 800 block of Eighth Street In SICSIC, DeCrane serves as a reference to a complaint that residents were smoking mari- "mouthpiece" for them through- juana. The subject stated that no one was smoking at the out the year. residence and that the officer could search the apartment. Currently, SICSIC is looking The officer found a green, leafy substance in the subject's for two freshmen who will be CLOSEST TO CAMPUS dresser drawer. After testing the substance. It was de- sophomores next year. Students termined that it wasn't oregano and the subject was cited. must be in good academic stand- ing, have at least a 3.0 grade 32 oz. Jars $ 2.2 5 point average, be actice leaders A male subject was found urinating on a vehicle in the 500 at the University, be trustwor- MON $1 Miller bottles block of Wooster. It was not his vehicle and the subject was thy, dedicated, outgoing and of All Night! cited for disorderly conduct. course, have spirit. 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The Associated fwss firefighter and a groundskeeper. Davis says. "There are no coed In the music department, he dorms, none of that here. Most of POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. -- hauls equipment, helps set up for "We try to establish a us grew up with standards of de- There's a new classroom build- concerts and does clerical work. work ethic, to show cency. We realize that's not the ing going up at the College of the As a groundskeeper, he was in case with everybody anymore, Gs*vto. charge of a mowing crew in the what it takes to work, but we don't want to be just like No big deal in that. New build- summer. And at the fire depart- as well as the role of everybody else." ings spring up on college cam- ment, he has done everything Angela Ussery says such puses all the time. Except else- from battling a brush fire to ad- work." strictness in the '90s doesn't where, the students don't usually ministering aid to athletes with bother her at all. The outgoing build them. broken bones. Michael Howell 19-year-old says her goal is to be- Here they do, and that's not the Although the work is tiring, come the host of the "Today" half of it. Students also run the Thompson says he comes from a history professor show: "Because you've got to college's fire department, airport family of hard workers, and he dream big, right?" and restaurant, and raise cattle enjoys the excitement of occa- "I think this is the only college The college relies on donations SHOWGIRLS and pigs, some of which wind up, sionally being called out of class today that promotes work and and, of course, student labor. But 135 S. Byrne Rd. Toledo 531-0079 Always looking lor new talent! in one form or another, on the to answer an emergency. discourages debt," Davis says. Davis says it cannot meet its an- menu. "The only time I run into trou- Students can't even take out a nual budget of $24 million with- In exchange for all that, they ble studying is not with work but federally insured loan since the out dipping into its $200 million Restrictions may apply. Exp. 3131/98 get a free college education. if I start goofing around," he college dropped out of the pro- endowment. 1 "This is Hard Work U," drawls TONIGHT says. gram a few years ago. Officials Mike Wonderly, a 33-year-old SUNDAY TUESDAY Jerry Davis, president of one of The college, founded in 1906, feared they were sending stu- Paint-A- Free viden to student, helped construct the 2 for 1 the Ozarks' best-kept educational draws many of its 1,500 students dents the wrong message by en- school's agricultural building. Showgirl .1st 20 paid IMhjhts secrets. from Midwestern farms or fami- couraging them to rack up admissions The construction work is hard FRI & SAT All students at the College of lies who have worked overseas as thousands of dollars in debt be- and sometimes even dangerous, MONDAY WED the Ozarks are required to work missionaries, so they are used to fore going out into the world. Valentine Amateur and some students complain of Flashlight IS hours a week on the 930-acre hard work. Those admitted can Anyone who came to the col- being toe tired to study. Weekend Contest campus of rolling hills and moun- Dances lDpm have a family income of no more lege to have fun picked the tain vistas. than $20,000 to $42,000 a year, wrong place. The school has no "But it's kind of a tension "We try to establish a work depending on the size of the fami- social fraternities and says its release for me," Wonderly says. lethic, to show what it takes to ly and how many members are in mission is to provide a Chri-tian "You can be kind of stressed-out 'work, as well as the role of college. education. That means, among doing homework and stuff, and VDon't forget* work," says Michael Howell, a Not only is there no tuition, but other things, being polite to then you go to work and laugh history professor. room and board ($1,100 a semes- teachers, taking hats off in the with the guys. And it's something Glen Thompson works not one ter for those who stay in the cafeteria and offering prayers you accomplish, too. You can look but three jobs, as a jack-of-all- dorms) can be worked off, too, by before meals. around campus and say, 'Hey, I trades in the music department, a taking a summer job on campus. "We're pretty old-fashioned," Set your did that.'" Valentines Yale makes changes to financial aid
Candy now at The Associated Press work-study pay to supplement "A lot of students feel bad that their parents her Yale aid. the ST NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Follow- "Any kind of help is good," she ing Princeton's lead, Yale Uni- are paying such incredible amounts for them said. Cxpress versity is overhauling its finan- Says her mother, Carrie Wing- cial aid policy to make it easier to come here." Mackenzie Baris ate: "It's wonderful. Now I'll be Convenience for middle-class families to send 19-year-old freshman at Yale able to put some money away and their children without dipping still put her through school. For a Store, located DINING into retirement savings or fur- at Yale, where tuition, room and the mix averaged about $13,000 a lot of people like me in the SERVICES ther mortgaging the house. board will top $30,000 next year. year in 1997. middle-income brackets, retire- in the The changes are expected to For years, Ivy League schools The change means that parents ment savings is where the only pressure other highly selective have admitted students on a will not be penalized for having extra money is." schools. Including the other "need-blind" basis, meaning that sunk all of their money into pay- nicDonald m Ivies, into taking similar action. finances are not a consideration ing off their mortgage or saving Princeton acted in response to Yale has decided to exempt up in admission. for retirement. an alarming dip in the number of Dining Center. to $150,000 of a family's savings, When a poor or middle-income "A lot of students feel bad that students entering on financial aid home equity and other assets student gets an offer of admis- their parents are paying such in- - from 49 percent three years from consideration in determin- sion, the schools works out a fi- credible amounts for them to ago to 39 percent last year. ing what parents are expected to nancial aid package, typically a come here," said Mackenzie Yale has not experienced a sig- 507 ERST MERRV contribute toward their child's mix of grants, bank loans, contri- Baris, a 19-year-old freshman nificant drop in financial aid stu- education. butions from parents and work- from Binghamton, N.Y., who uses dents, but said it wanted to avoid ODER SLEEP? NO WORRY - No such exemption now exists study options. Yale's portion of federal grants, student loans and such a problem. CAMPUS IS RCR0SS THE STREET • Across from campus use •Large two bedroom Continued from page one. turned in to either EOB or the low when posting signs. Union foyer from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. apartments USG office," Carney said. "You cannot tape signs on any The results of the election will be •Furnished natures without these items will Campaigning officially began buildings on campus," he said. announced at a press conference •Laundry facility in ^fwJ^^^i^iH be considered invalid." today at midnight and students "Posting signs in the residence held on Thursday, March 5 at 9 building «3^' V h Carney explained what stu- may hang signs, organize formal hall must be approved by the Of- am. In the Prout Hall lounge. •Extra storage *SiS^CT^»$5*jdgjr dents must remember before or public discussion meetings, fice of Residence Life and the If anyone missed the meeting •Free water f> sewer ■«Wi» campaigning. distribute flyers or any such re- hall director of the residence and is interested in running, con- •9 & 12 month leases "The mos; important thing to lated campaigning. Joint cam- hall," Hawkins said. tact any member of EOB. All pe- auailable NEWI9VE © remember is that a student may paigning is also permitted. Elections will be held on March titions must be turned in by •Off street parking not do any campaigning unless Hawkins said there are a few 3 and 4 and will take place in both Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the USG of- Rentals the petition is completed and regulations students need to fol- the library from 4-9 p.m. or the fice, 404 Student Services. 328 S. MAIN (OUR 0NLV OFFICE) 352 - S62B
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Sports Editor Jason McMahon fi SPORTS 372-2602 Falcons' prayers answered in overtime □ BG's Jayme Wappes Wappes scored on a wild lean- She was fouled on the play, but row attempts. ing jump shot with three seconds Women's missed the ensuing free-throw Jones' final points came on a lOwiiNC CIHN n [IH, in) hits a wild shot to sal- Jonm S-I4 11 13 27, Puthoff 10-18 0-1 24, left to send the game into over- Basketball and the game went into overtime three-point play with 1:55 left in Ralerman 5-11 6-8 16. Gafford 5-5 2-3 12. vage an overtime win at time, and then calmly sank two knotted at 83. overtime. Akron center Cheryl Andrew! 0-2 0-0 0. H incline 0-0 00 0. Kahjc foul shots with 4.4 seconds re- Bowles, the likely MAC Fresh- 2-3 1-1 S, Wappes 3-6 3-S V, Belcher 0-0 0-0 Akron. Buoyed by the absence of BG's 0. Smith 0-0 O0 0, DcFoaae 00 0-0 0. TO maining in the extra frame to Bowling Green 93 Sara Puthoff, who fouled out man of the Year, drew the foul TALS33-S9 23-3193. give the Falcons a 93-91 victory Akron 91 early in the extra session after ending her evening after scoring AKRON*! (11-14,7-7) By JASON McMAHON over the Zips at JAR Arena. scoring 24 points, the Zips 26 points. Hoy 4-11 4-6 12. Scott 9-15 2-5 20, Bowles The BG News "I was coming down the court into a barnburner late in the sec- jumped to an early three-point Akron managed to tie the game 12-15 2-4 26, Glover 2-5 0-04, Hubbard «-18 14 16, Krivak 2-2 0-0 5, Marks 2-5 0-1 4, and I saw my coach yelling at ond half. The Zips took their final overtime lead. at 91 with 25 seconds left before Rraatrn2-20-04 TOTALS 39-73 11-2091. AKRON -- Jayme Wappes' little me...'Shoot it! Shoot it! Go to the lead of regulation when guard BG answered by pounding the Wappes once again took center Halftima -- Akron 45, Bowling Green 29 heart might not be able to take hole!"' Wappes said of the play Amand Hubbard pulled up from ball inside as they had all game to stage. 3-point goali - BG 4-10 (Puthoff 4-9, Wap- pea 0-1) UA 2-5 (Krivak 1-1, Hubbard 1-2. too many more of these games. at the end of regulation. "So I the baseline to drain a jumper Jacki Raterman and Charlotta The sophomore got the ball on Hoy 0-2). Fouled out •- Puthoff. Bowles, Wappes, Bowling Green's 5-5 just took it to the hole and hoped that put Akron up 83-81 with 9.4 Jones, who hit back-to-back shots the wing, drove into traffic and Hubbard. Reboundl - BG 35 (Jones 13), U A 32 (Bowlea9). Atiuti - UA 24 (Hoy 12), BG backup point guard, stole the for the best." seconds on the clock. to put the Falcons back in front. got a whistle - but not the shot -- 12 (Andrewi 5). Total foula - UA 24. BG IS. spotlight, not to mention a vic- BG made a furious comeback Wappes took the inbounds pass Raterman scored 16 points and with 4.4 ticks left on the clock. Technical foul* - none. A - 228. tory, as the Falcons women's from a 19-point deficit to set the and drove the length of the court, Jones marked a game-high 27. She canned both foul shots, and basketball team survived its sec- stage for Wappes' late heroics. pushing into the lane and throw- The 5-9 forward also led both Akron's Abby Hoy - the only back of the rim as time expired. ; ond overtime scare in less than a What appeared to be a sure Ak- ing up what she admitted was "a teams by grabbing 13 rebounds, player to play all 45 minutes - week Wednesday night at Akron. ron victory quickly transformed prayer." and cashed in on ll-of-13 free-th- clanked a 3-pointer off the • See PRAYERS, page eight. 'The Shot'heard 'round BG □ The Falcons and Ak- ron turned in one of the Men's Basketball Bosley explodes for 40, most memorable games in the history of Ander- includingjincd dogger Akron 82 During the Akron pregame in- son Arena. Bowling Green 80 troductions, the conversation be- tween myself and fellow BG By JIM TOCCO ACTON M (13-9, «-5) News sportswrlter Jim Tocco The BG News Phillipi 4-9 2-2 10, Andrick 2-4 2-2 6, went like this: Weinkeln 2 H 00 4, Ball 2-6 1-2 5. Boaley Public Add" _ ,..uncer:"At 10-15 12-12 40. Kan 0-1 2-3 2, Wittenaoldner It was almost the most stun- 1-2 0-2 2, Moore 4-7 4-7 13, ZoUner 0-004) 0. guard, number 44, Jami Bosley." TOTALS 25-52 23-30 82. Myself, in a semi-sarcastic ning comeback in the history of tone: "Mr. Cunningham." Anderson Arena. IOWUNC CHEN 60 (»-13, »-•) Tocco: "He killed us for 20 last Almost. Eaterkamp 6-12 6-7 22, Crespo 0-2 3-4 3, Cowan 0-4 3-5 3, Moore 1-4 0-0 2, Reid 7-13 game." But Jami Bosley reared his 6-8 23, Keya 3-10 7-8 13, Chambers 0-0 0-0 0, Well, if he killed Bowling ugly head one more time. Furlin 0-0 0-0 0, Black 4-6 3-4 14. TOTALS Green the last time they played 21-51 28-36 80. on Jan. 17, last night at Anderson In a finish that can be de- Halftime -- Bowling Green 34, Akron 30. scribed with no other word than 3-point goals - UA 9-16 (Phillips 0-1, Ball Arena he continued the pillage of "stunning," Bosley drained a 0-2, Boaley 8-11, Karl 0-1, Moore 1 1), BC Bowling Green basketball. Bos- buzzer-beating, 40-foot 3-point 10-22 (Eaterkamp 4-7, Crespo 0-1, Moore ley tossed in 40, including the going to pass it, I was shooting 0-2, Reid 3-5). Fouled out •• UA (Phillips. game-winning shot from well that ball no matter what," Bosley shot that overturned what would Andrick, Wiltensoldner), BG (Crespo, beyond the 3-point line with time have been a Bowling Green vic- Cowan, Raid, Keys). Rebounds - BG 31 said. "There could have been (Cowan 9), UA 34 (Moore 8). Assists - BC running out, and gave Akron an seven guys out there and I still tory of epic proportions. 11 (Esterkamp 4), UA 14 (Moore 6). Total incredible 82-80 win. would have gotten a shot off." The two teams combined for 30 fouls - BG 25, UA 25. Technical fouls -• "Everything I shot tonight I Dakich was still in disbelief points in the last minute and two None. A-2,476. felt like it was going In," Bosley after the game about the per- seconds. An incredible string of said after the game. "And fortun- formance of both teams, which luck had brought BG back from "I thought I got fouled, but ap- ately it went through." Along combined for 30 points in the last what had been a 77-70 Akron lead parently not," Esterkamp said. with single-handedly dismantling minute of the game, and especial- the BG defense, Bosley broke the ly the final dagger that Bosley with 20 seconds left. "They're not going to call no record for the most points in a threw into the hearts of the Bowl- "I've never seen anything like fouls with five seconds left." half (27 in the second), which had ing Green faithful. that before in my life," said BG When the Zips retook poses- been set by Bonzi Wells of Ball "When he made the move, and coach Dan Dakich, who saw 16 sion, they found the ball in the State this past Saturday evening. came back, I looked at the clock seasons and a national champion- hands of Josh Wittensoldner, Prior to that, the record had stood and thought he's not gonna get it ship with Big Ten power Indiana. former warmbody on the BG for 26 years. off," Dakich said. With Kirk Cowan and Javier bench Reid fouled Wittensold- Bosley did most of his damage When asked if he thought it was Crespo fouled out of the game ner, committing his fifth person- behind lines, specifically, the foul good, Dakich responded, "As and DeMar Moore sidelined with al. Reid left the floor, and BG and 3-point lines. In the second soon as he shot it, I knew it was half alone, he shot f ive-of-seven in." a knee injury, the Falcons were was forced to play the final 4.7 With five seconds left, BG's down to their final six players second with just four players. from downtown, and 12-of-12 for the game from the line. Including Dubrey Black stood at the foul with 20 seconds to go. Then Dave Wittensoldner missed both eight crucial points with just over line getting ready to shoot, and as Esterkamp ran the floor for BG free throws badly, obviously a minute left In the game, Anderson Arena stood silent and canned a sprawling 3-pointer shaken by a jacked-up crowd. range. waiting for the possible tie and with 15.9 seconds on the clock. Upon his second miss, Witten- BG News Photo by Jason Bowers However, what everyone is go- lead, I turned to Tocco and said, ing to remember about Bosley's "You know what's going to hap- On the inbound, Jay Keys soldner fouled Black on the re- BG's Tony Reid tries to squeeze a pass through a maze of Akron de- fouled Bosley for his fifth per- bound. Black hit both to give the path of destruction through An- pen, Bosley's going to hit a half- fenders. Reid led the Falcons with 23 points in their 82-80 loss last derson Arena is what BG coach court shot to win it." sonal. Keys was forced to leave Falcons their first lead since late night. The Falcons and Zips combined for 30 points in the last minute : the floor, leaving the Falcons in the first half. It was 80-79 Fal- Dan Dakich referred to as "The The lesson from last nights and finished the game with only four players in one of the most me- Shot." game: keep your mouth shut with their final five players. cons. morable games in BG history. "Double teamed or not, I wasn't when Jami Bosley is around. After Bosley canned both (he Then Bosley got the inbound in I knocked down 10 straight during the 5-on-4 situation, guarded by what will be forever known in my The crucial divisional win j the stretch), Dubrey Black sprin- Black and Howard Chambers. apparently short coaching career gives Akron an upper hand in the ted the floor and banked in yet Bosley went to the right side of as the shot,' he still kicked the MAC East. The Zips go to 9-5 in leers' turnaround keeps 'another Improbable BG 3-poin- the floor, and swished a s"tout of us." the MAC, while the Falcons fall ter. With 10.4 second remaining, 40-footer. It didnt even hit rim. Hipsher said he was angry that to 6-8. ! Akron still had the ball, a 76-79 "Right when I let it go I his team came so close to losing a Akron shot better than 56 per- playoff chances alive ' lead, and a timeout left. thought it was in," Bosley said. game they had in hand. He said cent from behind the 3-point line, □ The BG hockey team. The Central Collegiate "We've got the ball and a "Because I felt like I was pretty stupid plays on his team's part anchored by Bosley's 8-for-ll Hockey Association standings 10-point lead," said Akron coach much hitting everything to- led to the near-loss. from downtown. team still has a glim- board didn't change much, ex- Dan Hipsher. "All we've got to do night" "When you do stupid stuff, the "It's just one of those things mer of hope in quali- cept for the noticeable littlft is inbound it." He did hit everything. Bosley, Lord looks down on you, and they when you get in a groove and you fying for the CCHA switch at the bottom - the Fal- But they didnt. On the in- who ripped up the Falcons last make everything," he said. "It's feel good," Bosley said. "Tonight cons aren't in last place. bound, Akron's George Phillips time out, scored 40, including amazing how mistakes lead to I was really in a zone." playoffs. "Definitely, things are was slapped with an intentional eight 3-polnters (see related sto- opportunities." "It always seems like we lose different around here," said foul on Esterkamp. The 6-7 soph- ry). It was Hipsher's 150th coach- because there's a fraction of a ByTODMcCLOSKEY senior BG center Brad Hol- omore drained both shots to "It looked the same as every- ing victory. second too much time on the The BG News zinger. "You see smiles on the bring the Falcons to within just thing else he shot, which is how I Mooro's injury was described clock," Dakich said. "Marshall guys faces. You can tell by the knew it was going in," Dakich one point. as a kneecap sprain. He is listed won with no time left ... A little change was made to way the guys are playing, BG got the inbound because of said. as probable to return Saturday. the chalkboard this week they're happy to be here. The the intentional foul, but Ester- Dakich was able to joke about Akron's Jimmal Ball also injured "I don't know, maybe (Black) that's made a big difference kamp lost the handle on it, and it after the game, however. his hip and is doubtful for Ak- scored too quickly on the free for the Bowling Green hockev • See ICERS, page eight. the Zips took over. "Even if he doesnl throw in ron's game Saturday. throws," Dakich quipped.
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The Associated Press the Americans With Disabilities As for the argument that walk- only thing that irritates me about from snoivboarder Act to force the PGA Tour to ac- ing the course is a test of sta- this." The Associated Press "Gold medal gone to pot?" EUGENE, Ore. - A judge ruled commodate his rare circulatory mina, Coffin said walking 18 blared the tabloid headline on Wednesday that Casey Martin disorder that makes it painful holes over a period of five hours Added Paul Azinger, "Why is it TORONTO - Ten years the Toronto Sun. can ride a cart on the pro golf and even dangerous to walk. His is "not significantly taxing." for only one guy? If a guy really after the Ben Johnson scandal, Even at Parliament in Ot- tour, a landmark victory in the doctors say too much stress on "The fatigue level from his needs a cart to get around, then the Nagano Games were sup- tawa, the debacle was topic first case invoking federal disa- his withered right leg could condition is easily greater than of there are a lot of other guys that posed to be Canada's best bilities laws to compete in a No.l. cause.it to break, and may force an able-bodied person walking could use a golf cart as well. Olympics ever. Opposition leader Preston major sport. amputation. the same course," Coffin said. "I guess some of the questions But dismay replaced pride Manning, whose right-wing When U.S. Magistrate Thomas Coffin, who deliberated just PGA Tour spokesman Bob some of the players have had, but when news broke that the Reform Party has a tough anti- Coffin announced his ruling, three hours, faulted the tour for Combs said the tour disagreed not me, is does he take a wheel- drug stance, took a pro- Martin smiled slightly, nodded country's new snowboarding failing to consider Martin's indi- with the ruling and would appeal, chair from the 18th green to his hero faced losing his gold me- Rebagliati position. his head while looking at his par- vidual medical condition. but would obey the judge. "Now car?" dal after drug tests turned up "We shouldn't give up that ents, then turned to his lawyers Instead, tour lawyers empha- we have the obligation to furnish traces of marijuana in his medal without a fight," he and said: "We won." sized principles of competition, Casey Martin a golf cart, and we Martin plans to play in Austin, said. "I hope five to ten years from system. arguing a cart would give Martin will." Texas, March 3 on the second- "It's a bit like deja vu and a Heritage Minister Sheila now, if I'm still able to play golf, an advantage and remove the Fred Couples, with a chronica- tier Nike tour. Riding a cart Copps, whose portfolio in- tin- PGA will lean back and nightmare all over again," fundamental of athleticism and lly sore back, said it's "much eas- under a temporary injunction said Canadian Olympic Asso- cludes the Olympic program, scratch their heads and say, stamina that walking gives the ier to play golf riding a cart. last month, the 25-year-old golfer ciation chief Carol Anne Leth- declined comment pending the "Why did we fight this guy?'" he game at its highest levels. "I don't understand how won the tour's Lakeland, Fla., outcome of a Canadian appeal said at a news conference, where eran. The judge acknowledged that anyone can say, in golf, you don't event. He missed the cut in his But if Canadians felt be- of the disqualification. he broke down in tears. the walking-only rule was "sub- expend any energy playing it," next event. trayed by Johnson, they ral- Should the appeal fail, Re '•l"l realized if I win, it would stantive" but said the PGA Tour Couples, in Honolulu for this lied behind snowboarder Ross bagliati would join Johnson as failed to prove that waiving the open the way," he said. "That's weekend's Hawaiian Open, said "The public has spoken, the Rebagliati. the only Olympians to lose something to feel good about." rule for Martin would fundamen- Wednesday. "That's the biggest courts have spoken, you'd think "No one's angry or embar- gold medals because of drug .Martin's lawsuit sought to use tally alter competition. farce in the world. That's the they'd get it," Martin said. rassed," said John Wells, edi- tests. Johnson was stripped of tor of the twice-weekly news- his medal and 100-meter world ICERS paper in Rebagliati's home- record in 1988 in Seoul for us- town of Whistler, British ing the anabolic steroid stano- Continued from page seven. start to the season, but let's get to good as we can be," BG coach Nowosad said of the last playoff Buddy Powers said. "I'm not spot. "They (Ferris State) have a Columbia. "If anything, they'- zolol. the playoffs and see what we can Rebagliati told Canadian concerned in the least about what tough schedule, so we just have re quite protective of Ross.' atmosphere's totally different do." officials he hadn't used mari- Ojan from earlier in the year." The top eight teams of the the other clubs are doing. I want to keep winning - it's all in our Rebagliati was a front-page to see our guys execute funda- national hero Monday after juana since April 1997, but ;*;Getting out of the cellar was CCHA make the playoffs. BG hands." For the Bulldogs, their was in close contact with mar- iftsy, now comes the hard part currently remains eight points mentals and play the game hard." opponent records for the eight winning the first-ever Olym- Ferris State and BG have eight pic snowboarding event. He ijuana smokers Jan. 31 in jfor BG. The Falcons, with their away. In order for the Falcons to remaining games are a combined Whistler before he left for ^three-point performance over reach the "second season" shey games remaining, including a 98-49-19. Included in FSU's was back on the front pages Feb. 21 contest at the Ice House schedule are the top four teams Wednesday, and the focus of Nagano. ■Che weekend elevated the team will have to surpass Ferris State Four Canadian weight lifters (11-15-3, 8-11-3) and Alaska- inBG. of the CCHA: Michigan, Michi- virtually every TV and radio ijto lOth-place with 11 points. selected for the Seoul Olym- Fairbanks (9-18-3, 6-17-2). The gan State, Miami and Ohio State. newscast as Canadians tried to :j:lt seems the Falcons have es- pics were disqualified. caped the worst of the season. As Bulldogs hold the eighth spot The Falcons opponent records absorb the bad news. ♦'result of this season's rebuild- with 19 points, while the Nanooks of the remaining games include a Alaska-Fairbanks only lias five are ninth with 14 points. ftig process, the young icers have combined 69-70-16 record. Yet games left, the least of any AI<|) AI«l> AI4> AI TV XV 3V Turkey Club Supermelt I With the purchase ol BGSU Hockey FREE another Supermelt ' This coupon cannot be used with any other discount or promotional offer Only one coupon per item per visit vs. 'Tax additional where applicable 60IH Northern 1027 N. Main ST. FROM $149 PER WEEK Bowling Green cfauOftl Michigan Expires 3/13/96 IK1K IK IK IK IK IK IK IK IK I Mill. 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BOOK REVIEW CD REVIEWS John Wenzel' Over the weekend of + 10 ►*- 10 372-2603 Jan. 29th, Toledo area radio station WXKR 94.5 changed Its music format from the former to the lat- ter, and with It left a gap- ing hole in the Toledo-area music spectrum. Gone are the catchy Creed enjoys their one-hit-wonders of future ■Greatest Hits of the '90s" compilation discs. Welcome back Deep Purple and Ted Nugent. (It's also worth- hard-earned success while to note that all calls to 94.5 calls went unan- We came up with it about six By NICK LINDLEY most important? swered when researching months after we started the Marshall: Both, we want to be this article.) The BG News band, about two or three years successful, remembered for What's going on here is ago. It's what we're all about. what we have been doing. The happening all across the The alternative rock band BG News: How have your lives music is even better. Up on Creed has been on the road country. Advertising rev- changed over the past few stage playing next to those enue drives today's radio recently promoting their first months after getting recognized guys is like a dream come true. environment, and program- major label album "My Own nationwide? BG Newt: What's your reaction ming directors of so-called Prison." Marshall: Not very much. We're to people saying that Creed "alternative" or "modern After their single "My Own all still down to earth normal sounds like a Pearl Jam or rock" radio stations are Prison" became a recent favorite guys. We haven't really had time Seven Mary Three? scared out of their minds. on radio stations nationwide the to sit down and soak it up. We Marshall: That's what hap- Why? band has enjoyed a significant don't really have to worry about pens. Bands get compared. To Classic rock play list popularity boost. money anymore. compare us to successful never change: they are I recently had a chance to We're not rich, but I bands such as a Pearl Jam or consistent and stable and talk by phone with their bass mean if we go to the Seven Mary Three, or we have managers do not have to player, Brian Marshall, about mall and see a shirt even gotten compared to worry If any of their two or the bands' success and where that we like, we don't Hootle and the Blowfish. To get three "adds" (new songs they plan on going next. have to worry about SI put Into that category is a good plugged In to rotation) are BG News: How has Scott coming up with the thing. We aren't complaining. going to catch on quickly, Stapp's (lead singer's) religious money for it. We're seeing the BG News: Do you guys have or If they'll provoke the upbringing affected the band? world by touring, though. any major Influences? ever precious 18-34 demo- Marshall: Lyrically a lot. Scott BG News: Do you feel that Marshall: We all have a wide graphic to hit another pre- couldn't live through rock music Creed has made it in the music range of influences. I personal- selected station In their car growing up. He left home at 17 Industry, or is your success Just ly like classic rock (like) Led on the way to work or col- and kept a Journal. The lyrics starting? Zeppelin. Being a bass player, I are a lot from that. lege. Marshall: From day one this like a solid groove. John Paul The members of Creed, from left to right: Mark Tremontl, Brian Marshall, What Is so disheartening He is a great writer. A lot of band has set goals, big or small, Jones is my idol. As far as the our sales have been from Scott Stapp and Scott Phillips is that in many cities, the and we have always set out to band goes, heavy metal we all We're going to tour for about 10 band. switch of formats by one Christian kids because the achieve them. We have experi- like. (Scott) Stapp likes the lyrics are spiritually based. to 12 months, then get back The Christianity thing is like, station Is nothing to get enced a little success; our Doors. We don't like country, into the studio January of 1999. these other Christian rock worried about. In BG News: How did you guys album Just went gold and we're though. come up with the name Creed? You can expect another album bands don't seem as successful. Northwest Ohio, its time to setting a new goal for it to go BG News: Do you have any by the middle of 1999. We're not a Christian rock call the National Guard. Marshall: I actually came up platinum. immediate plans for the future? with it. 1 was in a band that was BG News: Do you consider band. The lyrics are thought Unless it's the new BG News: How important is it Marshall: Yeah, we're going to Creed to be a Christian rock provoking, not Christianity, but Metallica or Bush single called Mattox Creed. One day for you guys to be successful or tour. There are going to be three we were Just sitting around and band? a search for what you believe in. getting spins on "Aggres- is the quality of your music more releases off of the album. Marshall: No. we're a rock a search for answers. sive Rock" stations 106.5 I mentioned the name Creed. WBUZ The Buzz" or 104.7 WIOT. chances are the only way you're going to get new music that Isn't 'Good Will Hunting' surprises New Simpson's book In the hard rock to heavy metal category is setting up a high powered trans- mitter to receive faint blips with young stars, fresh script packed with facts from Canadian stations of the new Catherine Wheel By TOM DENK college roommate Sean (Robin By MIKE TRIOLA favorites and to read about or BJork offerings. The 0G News Williams). Goodwill The BG News the ones you've missed. The "Somebody's going to Sean and Will wage mental basic plot is given along with lose." says Kasey Fisher. "Good Will war upon each other, as Sean Hunting A new encyclopedia came onto notable lines, lyrics and Bowling Green grad and Hunting" Is arguably i Is the first person to ever force the market this past fall, but moments from each episode. the most powerful Woodland Mall Cinema 5 it's not your average reference afternoon disk Jockey at Will to explain his actions. Starring: Matt Damon, Robin Any references to popular 97.3 WJZE. and surprising film Meanwhile. Will probes Sean's Williams and Minnie Driver book. It's the brand spanking culture (like TV. movies, etc..) What he's talking about of 1997. troubled psyche. NOW says: Good WIU Hunting' new. latest money-making are shown along with the Is pie. There's only so The film covers t During this time. Will meets lives up to the hype as one of scheme from the creator's of words written from Bart on I much for certain types of the discovery of Will Hunting, Skylar (Minnie Driver), a the best movies of last year everyone's favorite family. The the chalkboard. stations, and when a new a 20-year-old genius who's wealthy Harvard student. He Simpsons. The information doesn't station starts up or an intellectual gift has remained struggles to find comfort in *•*• The book. "The Simpsons: stop there however. Anybody hidden because of his child- his promising relationship I Mr adaptation of the children's sto- ers. The event is free. starring Julia Roberts Doherty, among others. Times ' rybook classic. For show or tick- Also at Bryan. and Cameron Diaz. vary and seating is limited, so Costello signs et information, call the Ritz BGSU's Student Jazz The film will play at 8 get there early. Tickets. $3 each, multi-label deal W^w^l^^W Wf Theatre box office at 419/448- Combos will give a and 11 p.m. and the are available only at the door 8544 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. free concert at 8 cost is S2. "Effie beginning one hour before show Aging rocker EMs Costello INN.T«ES"%''VS» , 12 weekdays. p.m., Tuesday Feb. Briest,"a 1996 time. For more information call has signed an unprecedented 17. On Wednesday, the Faculty German film directed byt Rainer 372-2222 multi-label record deal with Ritz Theatre Bryan Recital Artist Series continues with the W. Fassbinder will be shown at Polygram Worldwide. The deal' Faculty Composer's Forum the Gish Film Theater at 8:15 Squirrel Nut will allow Costello to release his sneak preview Hall to host range beginning at 8 p.m. The pro- p.m. This movie is free. "pop" albums through Mercury gram will feature the music of Zipp<>ers in studio Records and his others works The newly-restored Ritz of free music BGSU composers Donald M. 1998 Shorts Fes- The Squirrel Nut through such various labels as Theatre on 30 S. Washington St. Wilson and Wallace De Pue. Zippers are currently Verve, London and Decca. ; Tiffin, will have a sneak preview The BGSU Bryan Chamber This event is also free. tival continues mixing and putting Costello has plans to release of Its renovations starting at 9 Series continues with a concert BGSU's 1998 Shorts Festival the finishing touches an album of collaborations with a.m. this Friday, to be followed Sunday. Feb. 15 at 3 p.m. In Movies at Gish, continues today through on their third album Burt Bacharach sometime In • by the grand opening Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore (as of yet untitled) to si late 1998. He will also con- Sunday in 411 South Hall. The Saturday at 8 p.m. Musical Arts Center. Selections Olscamp Hall festival will include one-act be released in August of 1998. tribute a song that he wrote : The first performance j will include "Three Pieces' by This Friday and Saturday in works by Samuel Beckett. They plan on touring Europe In with his wife to the soundtrack to be held at the the- John Jacobson and "Concerto In 111 Olscamp Hall UAO will pre- Joanna Glass. Franca Rome. March and will return to the US to the next Coen Brothers film ater Is IHnocchio. a E minor" by Vivaldi, among oth- sent "My Best Friend's Wedding" Wendy McLaughlin and Taylor for a tour in late April. The Big Lebowski." touring musical 4 ) r page 10 The BG News Thursday, February 12,1998 Robbins adds to a fine body of 55 «> -mji«-» <3L work with his latest novel By MICHAEL PLANICKA tooed The BG News stranger and bat- In his latest novel "Half tles her Asleep In Frog Pajamas" own sexu- The Stupid Club: (Bantam. 386 pages) Tom ality. On Robbins sends a wake-up call top of this Made to Feel to a dozing America. Robbins she must 1998 -Sudden Shame is best known for his high- save the Lo-fl (or low-fidelity) music could octane prose and witty, origi- stock be described as songs recorded very nal characters. His earlier market by cheaply with the intention of captur- novels "Even Cowgirls Get The Monday. ing musical Innocence and purity on Blues." "Skinny Legs and All" tape. The Great Expectations: The Seymores: Indie-rock veteran Tad Cautious and "Still Life with true gift in seems to be embedded in the stereo- Woodpecker" use the same this story The Album 1,000 lb. Grr'lla typical, sometimes cllched manner- kinds of riveting prose to cap- is not only 1996 - Atlantic Records 1998-Pitoh-a-Tent isms of lo-fl Independent music. But ture the attention of the read- the origi- when 1 say 'mannerisms of lo-fl Indie er. In 1997. a movie based on classic It's no wonder that Cracker's music* I mean that he makes fun of nal plot, literature had a soundtrack of the David Lowery liked the sounds of this everything he possible can in a short He doesn't lose our atten- but same name that surprised modern up and coming band enough to sign amount of time. tion in this novel either. Robbins' rock audiences with Its vigor and them to his Athens. Ga„ record label. originality. The Stupid Club's Inaugural CD. Whether it be the stock mar- narrative Pltcha-Tent. Mode to Feel Is a delightful, some- Bui while this year's movie "Great The Seymores. who were discov- ket crash or the disappear- style. Expectations" may not be as popular what predictable Journey through as ance of a 300-pound psychic, ered by Lowery in late 1997. feature many musical genres as possible in Every line as last year's "William Shakespeare's distinctly dissonant melodies and a 13 songs. Cautious' vocals, a mix of a Robbins novel is an interac- reads like Romeo and Juliet." there is no reason crackling lyrical quality reminiscent of Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth and a tive experience without a a brilliant for Its soundtrack not to be Just as Cracker. Sometimes mellow and slow, successful as that film's music. male version of P.J. Harvey, are modem. poem, and sometimes intense and full of angst. unique and they save this record from Grew Expectations: The Album Is the lyrical content of The Seymores' In his latest book he Lakes connect- home to works from Tori Amos. Chris being very plain. us trough the hellish weekend songs on their 1.000 lb. Crrlia EP If you can get past the annoying ing it to Cornell. Pulp. Duncan Sheik, Poe. mostly Involve the usual themes of background tape hiss. "Onion" Is a of Gwen Mati. the main char- other lines Scott Welland. The Verve Pipe. Iggy hurl feelings, good times losl and life pretty little love ditty that you will acter. She's a stock broker makes a Pop. The Grateful Dead and several In a crazy world. find yourself humming against your who watches the market crash others. An odd combination of clashing web of will. Think Freed Weed-era Sebadoh. on the Thursday before interactive Amos finally provides another song guitars and drum riffs seem to put When Cautious and his 'friends' that can be enjoyed by those outside the group into the rock/lndle-rock Easter. Before the market prose. It's her devoted following. Cornell (whose Ithe various musicians on the album) category. Lowery notes that they're decide to rock out, they do so very reopens on Monday, she has hard not song "Sunshower" won't be found on "never pretentious or cryptic" like to find a way to save her Job. his upcoming solo album) delivers the effectively. 'Unda* opens with an to fall into Sebadoh or Pavement, but at times early Soundgarden-style guitar riff, among other things. the trance real world of jobs and stock soulful simplicity he struggled to they could also be classified as pop. giving over to a smooth, laid back, deliver In Soundgar-den. Listening to The Seymores Is like sit- Robbins sets the pace for of Tom Robbins style. He market crashes, and the lightly rocking verse with wannabe- this hectic ride at the begin- The album's best song came from ting at a club and hearing a blues Lou Reed vocals strewn atop of the brings the reader a funny plot weight of the world is on our a surprising source: Pulp. Their "Uke band gone mad. ning of every chapter. Starting that's filled with prophecy and shoulders. a Friend" also highlighted the movie's groove. Originally from Richmond. Va.. The best track on here though has off on Thursday evening. April intrigue. We have a model of humor captivating portrait scene. Lauren The Seymores recorded 24 songs with to be 'Fade to Grey." a medieval rock- 5. he mentions the time of day An original, refreshing book and intelligence for our gener- Christy's "Walk the Earth Alone" is producers Lowery. John Morand and er very much in the vein of Helium. the other song most Identifiable from Rich Hasal. The eight songs that about every two pages until like this should be a neces- ation in the strong, funny The chorus Is simply Incredible, and I you begin to feel the count- the film Scott Wetlands solo effort Is appear on 1000 lb. Grr'Ua are from dare say that this song alone, being sary part of America's reading character of Gwen. Too many unique and most reflective of his those sessions. A full length on down of Gwen's career. This list. With too many tired sto- writers today don't under- influence on the last STP album. one of the best songs I've ever heard, Caroline records. Is scheduled for makes the record worth buying. narrative pacing allows ries out there, it's good to stand what the 20-something Although having seen the movie spring of this year. This record has everything: folk, Robbins to take control of the know there are writers like generation is about. If you helps brings the soundtrack life. It Is It Is possible that The Seymores country, art rock. Jazz and beach certainly not a prerequisite to enjoy will make the charts after their album timing in the story, constantly Robbins who can provide want a slice of reality, some music. If you have anything against making time an important fac- this album. Enigmatic and daring. hits the street. Whether or not they Indie-rock Idealism, but It aside long some fuel in readers imagina- good prose and a strong char- Great Expectations: The Album Is a will go on to greater things or end up enough to give this a try. The songs tor in the character's struggle. tions. 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Lunch Mon-Fri. 11:30am-1:30pm February ijjjuy Dinner Mon-Thr. 4:30pm-7:00pm i »t ii-i:it ii S~ S 354-2260 John Newlove Real Estate 319 E, Wooster BIG charge, cash, credit cards accepted, Hirouei HOiitmc (across from Taco Bell) [meal plans accepted after 4:30pm] oeeoerumir I t \ Thursday, February 12,1998 The BG News page 11 RADIO 'Replacement Killers' serves up fast action •> Continued from page 9 Occasionally somebody from the "underground" scores a Frampton song may be kind By TOM DENK "Buzz Bin" clip on MTV. but document forger Meg producer. Chinese cross-over of lame, the mighty Zeppelin The BG News Coburn (Mira sensation John Woo. they're few and far between. The Replacement is Just around the corner. "Music's changed so much, j Sorvino). Lee refuses The Replacement Killers" So why do kids get impa- Quite simply. The Replace- Wei's final assign- avoids the usual failings of it's not matter of writing a Killers tient? Honestly, we all get song and sending a message ment Killers" is all about ment, and must save smaller action movies. Writer Theatre playing it mood. impatient after we've heard out and expressing yourself." both his family and Ken Sanzel provides an Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Mira Third Eye Blind "do-do-do" up America's introduction to himself from Wei's other acceptable reason for the recy- Sorvino explains Fisher. "It's more. foreign action star Chow Yun- the wazoo. 'Hey. let's crank out some cool assassins. cled "assassin gets a con- NOW says: This shoot em-up You have a good indication Fat. The Replacement Killers" Lee and Coburn must not science" plot. Sorvino is both thriller is satofyingly gritty and tight videos, go on a quick tour and of how overplayed songs are spike our hair.'" works hard on maintaining a only escape the law and the sexy and strong, avoiding the when you never liked them, collective coolness, and keep- replacement killers, they must depressing female action So where does this leave *•• don't intentionally listen to us? If this change had ing the air filled with con- fight their consciences know- stereotypes (such as in 1 mr. |uS jo K>tw Cat them, but yet know ALL THE frontations and a hailstorm of ing the target Lee spared will "Broken Arrow"). 2 tun: go 10 tn Mi tn occurred one year ago. no one ■ 3 tan: mov«. than bw WORDS. It's a sign the song is in Toledo would have known bullets. be killed if they don't take Perhaps North America's 4 Mara: movta, **n movta agata getting too much airplay. Chow Yun-Fat plays John action. unfamiliarity With Chow Yun- about the "the year of the But programmers are female artists:" Paula Cole, Lee. a Chinese immigrant who Directed by Antoine Fuqua, Fat helps develops the film's gore. scared, they can't absolutely is forced to work as a hitman The Replacement Killers" suc- distinctness, but The Fiona Apple. Sarah However, those looking for a predict that the new, cool col- McLachlan. Jewel, etc. for organized crime boss ceeds in developing a steely, Replacement Killers" stayed fast-paced budget-controlled lege band getting hyped in M Terrence Wei. Lee obeys Wei's If you're a student at mysterious atmosphere and honest to itself. action film might find happi- Rolling Stone is actually going brutal orders in fear of Wei's an intense bullet brigade. Although this movie is Bowling Green and you need ness in The Replacement to hit, so they play it safe and the fix of listening to some- favorite retaliation method, Fuqua develops action probably not best for those Killers." stick with the Spice Girls. murder of one's family. thing from this decade that sequences very similar to skittish at the sight of guns, it And for every Spice Girl Lee works with apatheUc those of the film's executive is relatively short on excessive isn't testosterone driven, you spin. Spirtualized. Portishead may be surprised to find out and Hum have to sit on the that two of the best college shelf. This leads to the per- radio staUons are right under BOOK ception that the music is the your proverbial nose. •> Continued from page 9 thing: a look at where it all problem. WBGU 88.1. the eclecUc started. Going back to the glo- "1 think in reality the music educational station, and boards like. "Come for the rious 1980s, all the shorts that's coming out right now is funerals, stay for the pie," WFAL 680 AM/ Cable 20. the from The Tracey UUman Show not grabbing the interest of college rock trendsetter, are seen at a cemetery? They're all are described in detail. the people that it's directed waiting to be discovered. After here. All of you out there who are toward." says Fisher. The about five minutes of thinking The cat and mouse team entertained by the show, even younger generation aren't par- about it, you'll come to the . Itchy and Scratchy have sever- the casual watcher, would ticularly happy with the music same conclusion as myself: al pages to tell about each of enjoy the humor and complete that's out right now." Toledo is a poor radio market their episodes. Like Acme for detail that the book provides. This is half true only stuck in a Ume warp, and to Looney Tunes, the Simpsons I've seen similar books on because the majority of good miss-quote an Adam Sandier have their Krusty the Clown shows like Cheers and music, tastes and judgments movie: "1 am now dumber for. brand products for everything Saturday Night Live and they not withstanding, does not get having heard this, and may and you can get them all right pale in comparison to provid- airplay. Soul Coughing. God have mercy on your here, half price. ing your money's worth. It's a Guided By Voices, Supergrass soul." And finally, this Great Book definitely worth the SI5.95. and Ani DIFranco get no Do-do-do. of Wisdom offers us one more mainstream airplay. Intern controversy costs Clinton a Valentine award The Associated Press and his wife, Mavis. en's room until she passed by. "I played with them for hours exercise, whether it be fantasy, friend Nancy Daly on Valentine's Romance Classics had the "Unlike many Hollywood cou- and made them into sex slaves," whether it be a desire to be over- Day - provided his divorce from NEW YORK -- Cancel that Val- news release all ready for the ples, they've avoided the pitfalls she said in the March issue of powered mentally or physically second wife comes through. entine. Clintons, but scrapped it after of celebrity romance," said the Esquire. "They had boyfriends, or anything else, it's a way of Riordan separated from Jill The Romance Classics cable the Monica Lewinsky sex allega- network's president, Kate McEn- and they were addicted to them, taking control," Ms. Thurman Noel Riordan in 1992 and filed network was all set to choose tions broke. roe. and then some other guy would said. for divorce in 1996. The uncon- President and Hillary Rodham Leno, who has been pounding come and lock them in a room." tested application for divorce Clinton as its most romantic cou- the president with one-liners Thurman has Barbie fetish So what does it all mean? L.A mayor to marry if divorce was not taken up by a judge ple of 1998 when, er, current about Ms. Lewinsky, met his wife "To turn that which is your works judge until Monday. events got in the way. 18 years ago after spotting her NEW YORK - Uma Thurman's greatest fear and that which It was not Immediately known Instead, the network chose while onstage at a comedy club. childhood Barbie scenarios were therefore has the greatest tyr- LOS ANGELES - Mayor Rich- why the divorce was not finalized "Tonight" show host Jay Leno He later loitered near the wom- on the unusual side. anny over you into a mental ard Riordan will marry longtime sooner. Toledo Hot Spots!! 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