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The BGA daily independent News student press Two prepare for walk BY BRANDI BARHITE a tour of Ireland. O'Donnell said she is not try- O'Donnell and Pattenburg said The BG News Though, traveling to Ireland ing to set a record at the they hope to start training They have been friends for was a motivation to get marathon, but just wants to together and to try more meth- years, yet come October when involved in the marathon, Pat- finish, especially since it is her ods to raise the $6400. So far they walk a 26-mile marathon, tenburg and O'Donnell said marathon. they have raised one-third of they're a little concerned they'll they decided to get involved "During the marathon, I the amount. run out of conversation. after they heard about it on a probably will start saying, 'I Pattenburg said she thought Ann Pattenburg, junior IPC radio station. can do it, I can do it. I can do it," raising the money would be major and her fellow walker Although, neither of them is she said. easier Megan O'Donnell, senior IPC related to an arthritis-sufferer, When O'Donnell trains she "I just thought I would have major, are training with the both have met several sufferers uses the University walking to find 320 people and have trail Later when it gets cold, Arthritis Foundation's Joints in through the Arthritis Founda- them give me $10," she said. "I tion. she is going to use the indoor Motion team for a walking/run- didn't think it would be as time- ning marathon in Dublin, Ire- "Both of us wanted to volun- track at the Student Recreation consuming." land, October 25. teer this semester and so we Center. Yet she said no walk in O'Donnell shared similar "I don't know what we are have made it our priority," Bowling Green will compare to sentiments, yet said the Bowl- going to talk about," Patten- O'Donnell said. the walk in Dublin. burg said. "We might stop talk- In fact, both had to clear "When I'm walking the ing Green community has been ing for a few days so we'll have their schedules to train and marathon, I'm going to keep my supportive of their endeavors. something to say." they will have to miss school for eyes open to the city," she said. Their next potential event will In order to participate they the marathon. Pattenburg even Jane Hopkins, development be "bar night," which would each must raise $3200, an quit smoking in preparation for coordinator for the Arthritis involve bars donating a certain amount they have been raising the marathon. Foundation, said Dublin is a percentage for every purchase. through letter campaigns and In order to prepare for the "walkable city," which makes In between fundraising, flyers. marathon, the Arthritis Foun- this marathon popular among O'Donnell and Pattenburg said Last year 5,000 people from dation provided a personal participants. Last year $3 mil- they are going to start breaking around the world participated trainer for O'Donnell and Pat- lion was raised for the Arthritis in their running shoes, or in in the marathon, yet this year tenburg, who established an Foundation. this case, their walking shoes. O'Donnell and Pattenburg are individual walking plan for "A lot of people like the idea "We aren't runners, but we of international travel- it's very the only participants from each of them. Though Patten- aren't going to let that stop us, thrilling and it's a challenge," Bowling Green. There are six burg has not been walking as she said. "We are going to do much as she would like, O'Don- Hopkins said. other participants from north- the best we can," she said. nell tries to walk 20 miles per Hopkins, who walked half west Ohio. Anyone interested in donat- BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Despite the money they have week. the marathon last year, said it to raise for the Arthritis Foun- "I was late in starting my is exciting because "people are ing to their cause, can contact cheering you on." O'Donnell and Pattenburg at Ann Pattenburg (left) and Megan O' Donnell stroll through cam- dation, the five-day trip to Ire- training, but I have dedicated With a little more than a [email protected] and apat- pus in preparation for their 26-mile charity marathon. land is free, including plane myself for the past few weeks." fare, hotel accommodations and O'Donnell said. month until the marathon. [email protected]. Student ranger battles fires, clears paths
Before the autumn breeze for clearing the trails is that arrives and the leaves begin to about half of the forest has fall, The News is going to ASalut&to been burned, so trees regularly revisit the summer every Fri- fall over the trails. day in September through sto- The work was hard ;.nd long, ries about summer programs, the living difficult and the bugs experiences and internships. atrocious. Fisher said, however, he loved it. "It was a hell of a good time," ByJEFFARNETT m Fisher said. The BG News Park. There the wilderness is to 200 pounds in supplies and He said a major reason he To some students, a great kept so primitive that almost tools between their horses, and liked it was the solitude. The summer job means big money no modern equipment can be would go out for over a week at setting was so remote that and tolerable co-workers. Darin used there. a time. Fisher recalled that one machines are banned, it was in Fisher, however, had an entire- "In wilderness areas, you're time, misjudging the depth of a the outdoors and it allowed ly different kind of great sum- not allowed to use motorized or stream nearly led to his head time for introspection mer job. mechanized things," Fisher getting squashed by his horse's "It was nice to get away," Fisher, a senior American said. "You're not even allowed hooves. Fisher said. "It was mostly me, Culture Studies major, spent to ride a bicycle." Eric Sandeno, natural my partner and the horses." his summer volunteering as a Therefore, he had to clear resource manager at the Black- In the last two weeks of his wilderness ranger, clearing the forests with only simple rock Ranger Station and Fish- time there. Fisher went to paths and fixing trails for up to saws and axes. For transporta- er's boss for the summer, said Idaho to for a better paying job eight days at a time. Fisher tion, Fisher and his partner the job has a lot of variety, and as a fire fighter, which paid $10 worked out of the Blackrock would ride horses, sometimes includes contacting campers per hour. PHOTO PROVIDED Ranger Station in the Bridger- all day, to their destinations, regarding grizzly regulations "I got sent to Idaho to fight Teton wilderness, which bor- which was slow and sometimes and camping ethics, as well as Darin Fisher, a senior American Culture Studies major, battled ders Yellowstone National dangerous. They would take up clearing trails. A major reason • See RANGER, page five, two fires as a wilderness ranger this summer. Flu shots are urged University students make reading fun By KIMBERLY DUPPS to 10 percent of recipients of a By MICHELLE REITER "We provide one-on-one help The BG News flu vaccine experience mild side The BG News to kids who need it. using dif- "We get so many positive comments from the AsNthe flu season approach- effects, but about one-third do University students are try- ferent strategies to get them parents," she said. "It's great to think that es, the, Ohio Health Depart- report soreness or redness in ing to teach kids who don't like interested," she added. ment urges students, especially the area, she said. reading that reading can be Kauffman said that it is the you've had a positive impact on some child's those who\live in a communal If more serious side effects, fun. response that she gets from life." setting, to get a flu vaccination. such as high fever, difficulty Located on the fifth floor of both the kids and their parents Susie Kauffman The CenteV for Disease Con- the education building, the that makes it worthwhile. breathing and hives occur, a America Reads coordinator trol said that,getting the vac- doctor should be consulted. department hosts America "We get so many positive cine can helpWeVent the dis- The virus changes each year, Reads, the Reading Alive Pup- comments from the parents," ruption of everVtaVjictivities, as does the vaccine. This year's pet Players and a variety of she said. "It's great to think dent, and based on the nature tor of America Reads, also acts such as studying'during finals flu vaccine will include strains assessment and tutoring pro- that you've had a positive of the child's reading difficulty as director for the Puppet Play- the tutor devises an appropri- ers. week Students should be vac of the A/Beijing/262/95-like, grams for local students who impact on some child's life." In order to become a quali- ate scheme to entice him or her "They do between 20 and 30 cinated between#septi^ip\er A/Sydney/5/97-like, and B/Bei- need reading encouragement. fied America Reads tutor, a stu- to want to read. shows a year," French said. and mid-NovembeX j^k jing/184/93-like viruses. According to Krista Gostel, Flu symptoms include dent must be eligible for the "We try to gear the sessions "They mostly do area schools If students get the flu, DiSil- an America Reads graduate headache, body ache, fever. financial aid work study pro- towards the child's interests," and children's centers, but }o recommends that they intern, the departments all sleeplessness and a dry oough. ,, function separately but are all gram, unless they decide to vol- Wright said. "For instance, they've done First Night Toledo The flu, however, is not associ- c plenty of fluids, take united in a common goal: To unteer. There are then 15 two- once I had a boy who loved and the Black Swamp Festival ated with the stomach. in or acetaminophen and promote reading enthusiasm. hour class sessions held once a rockets, so all our reading before." Although receiving the vi of rest. Once recov- America Reads, a nation- week for a semester. Students revolved around rockets and According to French the pup- cine is important for colleg' preventative mea- wide program that trains' learn a variety of different launches and things like that." pets manage to charm people of students, it is not safe for as investing in a tutors to help children improve tutoring skills, including writ- Also, the Saturday School all ages. "The oldest person everyone to receive, said Betty ush and a can of their reading skills, is now ten language and attitude and organizes special activities for we've brought the program to is DiSilvio, a nurse at the Univer- This will help comprised of over a hundred motivation. kids to help make it fun. This 98," he said. "We do an annual sity Health Center. People with University students, said Susie Sometimes the America year, for example, they're all show at a nursing home in a serious allergy to eggs or a Kauffman, America Reads coor- Reads tutors work Saturdays, going to a University football Maumee, and they're just history of Guillian-Barre Syn- dinator. Most students are part with a special weekend pro- game. thrilled." drome should not receive the of the campus work study pro- gram called Saturday School. Another program is the The puppets themselves vaccine, she said. gram, Kauffman said, but there Sarah Wright, America Reading Alive Puppet Players, seem enough to steal the show. The vaccine has some mild are volunteers also. Reads supervisor, said that a program run primarily by Some of the biggest hits include side effects. DiSilvioi said that "We go to seven different Saturday school was developed graduate students. The pro- a plush, four-foot crab that tow- there is the possibility of sore- sites in the area, most in Wood in response to kids who need an gram involves interactive play ers over the smaller children ness, swelling or redness in the County and one in inner city extra-supportive environment with puppets that encourages and a life-size doll of the Old region of the injection, fever the Wood County Health dis- Toledo, working on a variety of with other kids who are there young readers to act out stories and aches. These should only trict from 5 p.m. until 7;30 p.m. different reading strategies for the same reason. Tutors are with the aid of trained helpers. last for a couple of days. Only 5 for $9. with students," Kauffman said. matched one-on-one with a stu- Michael French, campus direc- • See PUPPET, page five. .". *■ *",<• « .-
page 2 The BG News Friday, September 17, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 I will fix BGSU's e-mail Many people know that I dering, "What about POP3? I at BGSU are still using Pine. PEOPLE have disparaged BGSU e-mail like POP3, will I be able to use Indeed, one will find that the software in the past. One per- it under your system?" The people here who have technical on thekstre answer is yes. POP3 may be knowledge and understand son even complained that I Question: On Wednesday when students met with wasn't doing my part to fix used along side non-POP e-mail what constitutes a reliable e- servers. As such, you will be mail client are the ones most President Ribeau, they discussed raising the entrance BGSU e-mail and that 1 was for bars to 21. What do you think abbot thai? only complaining about how able to select from all sorts of e- frequently avoiding Lotus badly ITS had screwed up mail servers such as Pine, Notes. If you want to be one of everything. Well, that's not Eudora, Pegasus, Internet these people it is easy enough (and free) to get a copy of Pine what this article is about. I'm Explorer, Netscape and many and a mail fetching agent to not going to go through a list of others. The e-mail client you run on your own. Further, security flaws with which Lotus use will be entirely up to you. these do not have to be run on Notes is riddled. I'm not going think that you're going to find a better price. Finally, I will Now, some might be con- BGSU machines. Any UNIX to go into detail about the ways make sure that the e-mail cerned about what will be hap- machine or Linux box will do in which LN over-taxes BGSU servers in use will not crash pening with the Lotus Notes the trick. j routers. I'm not even going to with even a tenth of the fre- Server. I say, why be con- talk about the way in which LN cerned? We can change the For more information about Ryan Salagiver Chasaan Maalouf quency that the campus has this you may wish to check the constantly crashes. This article experienced with Lotus Notes. domain name and because the Senior Sophomore is about being generous and other machines are UNIX following website: http:// IPC f IPC making an offer. Now, I know what you're based anybody who cares to do www.dc-adnet.com/joshw/ "Even though I don't That's ridiculous. thinking. You're thinking, email/, it helps to outline some My offer is that I will fix as such can have all of his or drink or like the bars In foreign countries "Lou, this all sounds great, but her e-mail forwarded to the problems we have been facing I believe that would there are no such BGSU e-mail. ITS has been how will you do it?" Well, I'll here at BG and some ways to struggling in a futile attempt to Notes Server quite easily and be an excellent idea." laws." tell you. The first thing that I'll with one simple entry. I, how- solve these problems. I encour- make bad software do good do is get rid of the e-mail block- age everybody to see what this ever, will not take responsibili- Jeff Johnston work for BGSU. This struggle ing firewalls on Alpha, Sigma, website has to offer. has gone on for over half a year, ty for any problems experienced Junior ('---- BGNetl, BGNet2, and Falcon. In conclusion, it has been has cost close to ten million dol- These are all perfectly useable with continued use of Lotus Env. Policy lars, and has left many stu- Notes. said that if something is not "Well, I don't turn machines that can handle e- broken one should not try to fix dents without e-mail access mail far more easily than the 21 for about six Just to console people in it. It has become clear, though, dozens of times. present Notes Server is han- months, so if that advance, should ITS manage- that something is rotten in dling it. While the last three ment decide not to let me fix happens I'm drop- Well, I'm going to take a dif- Hayes Hall. As such, it seems ]«ing out." ferent approach to the problem. machines are not as fast as the e-mail problem here at to be the duty of technically msuM Chris Stone Tim Masie I will not take over half a year. might be optimal, they can BGSU, there are ways to con- adept BGSU-ers to ante-up and always be upgraded one at a tinue using Pine available here Sophomore Junior I will try to have the problem to help freshen the air. MIS time with no loss of e-mail at BGSU. Indeed, if one logs on Elementary Ed. fixed in under 24 hours. I will "You mean to tell not charge the university mil- delivery. All that need be done to alpha.bgsu.edu and types in "If that's the ease is adjust the name-server as me thcrok bars in then the guys with lions of dollars. My offer of the "lastcomm |grep pine » Louis Lomasky is a colum- BO?" incredible price of $19.95 will soon as a new machine is ready pine.doc" one will, after looking nist for The News and major ji the Indians sBr&a to start delivering e-mail. at the pine.doc file that is creat- technonerd. He can be reached and badges won't stand for the next week. You have anything to do.' can shop around, but I don't Some of you might be won- ed, find that many people here at [email protected]. m he feels that it is necessary or USG President not fun. If, in his judgment he has really that innocent not done anything, then we, as In regards to Krisna J. Bala- loyal and unquestioning sup- subramanian's plea for us to porters, should accept his smile Mr. Curtin also wrote in his deserves a clarification of data remember that Clint Gault, and handshake as proof enough Woodstock '69 letter, "Did the other two Internet bad, but from information, information USG President, and Kevin Sim- that it was clearly the golf cart incomparable to '99 Woodstocks accomplish any- for different reasons from knowledge, and knowl- mons, USG Chief of Staff are that kidnapped him and his thing? Of course not." Of When I opened up my BG edge from wisdom. It deserves swell guys that smile and shake Chief of Staff and during said Tuesday, I had the pleasure course, it is obvious that Mr. hands with the best of the cam- cart's rampage on campus it of reading one of the most igno- News on Tuesday, I was use of words like "context" and Curtin has no idea of what it is "pedigree." And it definitely pus political machine. Yet, what wrecked itself, allowing the rant letters I've seen The BG delighted to see a headline that like to feel free and comfortable read "Internet not reliable deserves more research. (Might she also neglects to mention is gentlemen the opportunity to News publish in months. Drew with hundreds of thousands of I suggest author Clifford Stoll's that they used a campus golf flee from the stunned vehicle Curtin's defense of Woodstock source" attached to an article people you don't even know. whose first line read, "I hate 1996 book "Silicon Snake Oil: cart without obtaining permis- and beat a hasty escape. '99 contained so many mislead- The people who were at Wood- sion (also know as theft), the Internet." Unfortunately, Second Thoughts on the Infor- Shame on The BG News for ing and uneducated statements stock accomplished one huge mation Highway" as a reliable wrecked it, and then fled the that I had trouble finishing the however, what followed was a not polishing the image of the thing. They proved to the world mess of misinformation, con- resource.) scene, only to be caught later by letter. that hundreds of thousands of USG President and Cnief of spiracy theory and just plain I, too, am a "second-guesser" police officers. In response and teenagers could get together Staff! It's people like you that First, the simple fact that bad points. of these sorts of "mini-revolu- defense of his actions, Mr. peacefully, despite all of the Gault was quoted saying, "I make us face the fact that priv- the promoters had the gall to Now, as upset as I am about tions" to which we, as an indus- problems, and stay under con- believe we didn't do anything." ileged individuals are above the once again desecrate the name how poorly written this much- trialized nation, are so prone. of Woodstock makes me want to trol. Take for example, the motion law, and their valiant behavior needed article was, I have to In light of Mr.Gault's actions needs to be unquestioningly puke! The name Woodstock, What happened at this admit that precious few things picture. Thomas Alva Edison and failure to admit wrong once stated that he believed supported by our student fees. like Vietnam and Watergate, year's fake "Woodstock" was have made me laugh as hard as doing, there is only one course refers to one specific time and nothing short of a knock-out that the motion picture would of action: Give the USG Presi- reading someone criticizing the "replace, if not largely sup- place in history. punch to the music industry. Internet as being a "not reliable dent many more golf carts, and Edward Manning Coombs plant" the textbook. Did you The real Woodstock was a Many venues will now begin to source" for research and then let him crash them whenever [email protected] celebration of innocence and look more closely at groups that open a textbook today? I know I following it with such unin- did. So the issues that Ms. beauty. Tickets for the entire wish to play and the decision formed, poorly research non- "STRAIGHT FROM MY BRAIN" will be tough for larger shows. Delaney raises are (save the festival were only $6! Compare sense. "From what I under- "crack" thing) important issues, BY PATRICK JOHNS that to the $150 that people so I myself was in Deer Creek, stand," was actually the begin- Indiana the weekend that the and things that need to be dis- foolishly paid! ning of my favorite sentence, cussed. Only, to really do any events occurred in New York. I which concluded by suggesting After one realizes how much was at a 2 day concert where I damage, they need to be dis- more expensive this past believe the essence of Wood- that the government's creation cussed in a more professional, of the Internet took place in the psudeo-Woodstock was, you stock really was. For 2 days, organized and researched cli- should compare the talent lev- tens of thousands of fans 1980s, decades after it's actual mate, or they fall dead — the els. In '69, artists like Jimi swamped Deer Creek to see creation. The_author goes on to crazed words of a conspiracy Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Phish for about 2/3 less money suggest that the primary rea- theorist. Who, Santana, and Sly And The as people at "Woodstock '99." son we should not trust (or use) This letter was not written to Family Stone performed. Even in the sweltering heat, it the Internet is the fact that the be rude, or to cause any harm government created it. She or hard feelings, just to suggest This past July, Limp Bizkit, was one of the most peaceful and pleasant atmospheres I've cites other government evil- this: that sometimes the issues Kid Rock, and Korn laced the found. grand-scams: crack, Kent state, we raise are important. Some- bill Now, ask most musicians Iran-Contra (which would have times we're not wrong, and we In closing, I have some sim- today and they will name many reason to be here, HAD the owe it to ourselves and others of the performers at the real ple advice for anyone who is a Internet been created in the frequent concert goer: Before to have done the research, to Woodstock as their influences. 1980s) and the Tuskegee exper- have taken the time, and to Maybe it's just me but, I don't you pay $70-$ 100 dollars for a iments. Now, perhaps I just concert, make sure the per- make a realistic and serious think that 20 years down the keep my conspiracy theorism to argument. I end with a quote line people are going to be nam- former has the talent to be a healthy low, but if it's not worth that cash!! from another great 20th centu- ing many "Woodstock '99" per- HAARP, I'm none too suspi- ry figure, Pablo Picasso. Picas- formers as influences. Why is Peace And Union Grease, cious so said, "Computers are use- this? It is a simple lack of over- All this of course, is beside less. They only give us all talent. If you look at many the point. There are plenty of Joel Freimark answers." modern groups from a strictly other reasons why the Internet musical perspective, you will notoriousone@hotmail. is useless. Only, a worthwhile Paul Fisher see my point. discussion on this topic [email protected] 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt it. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publication without prior permission of ■ Letters to the Editor. Letters are to be less than 500 words (less The BG News is prohibited. Phone: (419) 372-2601 than two typed, double-spaced pages). 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Texan kills 8 people during church service Enraged South African soldier kills 7 Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer FORT WORTH, Texas — A man spouting obscenities and Eye on the Nation BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa — A black army lieutenant mocking religion walked into a church service for teen-agers on yesterday went from building to building at his infantry base Wednesday night, pulled a gun and opened fire, fatally shooting firing at fellow officers and killing seven people, all white, in a seven before he shot and killed himself in a church pew. crime that investigators say could be racially motivated. "He hits the door real hard to make his presence known and Five other people, also white, were wounded in the shootout he just immediately started firing," said Dax Hughes, the at Tempe military base, police said. Police spokeswoman Johlene church's college minister. van der Merwe said the dead included a major, several other offi- The man, using a large-caliber semiautomatic handgun, fatal- Nowhere to run cers and a civilian employee of the base. ly shot three adults and three teen-agers in the church, and The rampage finally stopped when the 28-year-old gunman, wounded at least eight more before he killed himself, said Lt. Lt. Sibusiso Madubela, was killed in a shoot-out with military David Ellis of the Fort Worth Police Department. One person officers at the base, located about 220 miles south of Johannes- died in the hospital. burg in Bloemfontcin, capital of the sparsely populated farming Seven more were taken to the hospital with shooting wounds, province of Free State. several in extremely critical condition, Ellis said. Police said the motive was not immediately clear, but declined Police said they did not have a motive for the shooting. The man appeared to be in his 20s or 30s, police said. to rule out race. "That's one avenue," van der Merwe said. Indonesia pledges troop withdrawal soon Insurance company loses tobacco lawsuit Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer JERUSALEM — A judge rejected a health insurance compa- DILI, Indonesia — Indonesia's military commander in East ny's lawsuit against a local cigarette manufacturer on Wednes- Timor said Thursday he would begin withdrawing his troops day, ruling that a successful suit would subject just about any from the devastated province next week, ending a long, bitter product to sanctions. occupation, and making way for a multinational peacekeeping The Kupat Holim Maccabi health fund demanded that the force. Dubek cigarette company assume responsibility for the smok- The first non-Australian troops to join that force, a company ing-related deaths or sickness of hundreds of thousands of Mac- of 250 British army Gurkhas sporting green camouflage and cabi clients. The health fund said it had intended to demand the their traditional angled knives, arrived in Darwin, Australia, on payment of damages in the next phase of the suit. (Thursday. New Zealand troops were expected to begin arriving But Tel Aviv District Court Judge Adi Azar ridiculed the suit, this weekend. Associated Press Photo saying that accepting the claim would make it impossible to sell However, the prospect of the force's impending arrival was anything but lettuce and tomatoes in Israel, the local army radio A motorist is stranded in flood water in Hong Kong's New reported. tempered in East Timor by Australia's announcement it would Territories yesterday as typhoon York pounded the territory delay vital air drops of food to tens of thousands of East Timorese with a direct hit. In his written decision, Azar reasoned that if cigarette manu- who had fled to the hills and forests since militias backed by the facturers could be found liable for illness, automakers could be .military began rampaging through the capital, Dili. held responsible for traffic accidents and hamburger cooks for obesity. Floyd rips North Carolina, thousands seek safety and churches, but no injuries Associated Press Writer Childers, 62, a retired Rust- City. burg, Va., nurse who came to Authorities had urged more were reported. WILMINGTON, N.C.— Hur- North Carolina on vacation and than 2.6 million people along "It was an exciting night," ricane Floyd roared ashore yes- was in a Wilmington motel the southern Atlantic coast to Calvin McGowan said today as terday near Cape Fear with 110 when it lost power this morn- clear out of Floyd's path — the he as he checked his 34-foot mph wind, flooding the Caroli- ing. "I'm getting too much fuss biggest evacuation in U.S. his- fishing boat, the Monitor. In na coasts with more than a foot from my children. They're at tory — and more people were 1996, Hurricane Fran threw of rain as tens of thousands of home. They think that's where urged to evacuate toddy in the boat several hundred yards people huddled in shelters. I'm supposed to be." parts of Virginia, Maryland and into a neighbor's yard. The eye of the huge storm hit At 11 a.m., the storm was at Long Island. However, the heavy rain the mainland at about 3 a.m., the coast near Virginia Beach, Farther south, however, appeared to have caused more preceded by hours of violent Va., and moving north-north- evacuation orders were lifted problems than the wind. weather that included several east at about 24 mph. After today for all of the South Car- "We've got the worst flooding tornadoes. Floyd then weak- Floyd hit land, the top sus- olina coast, and thousands of we've ever had in a storm," ened rapidly as it headed across tained wind around its center evacuees crowded Georgia North Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt the southeastern corner of Vir- slowed to near 80 mph. highways as they headed home. said today. ginia on its way back to the The next targets after Vir- In the Wilmington area, a By midmorning, the rain ocean. ginia were expected to be the runaway sailboat had jammed stopped near Wilmington. Some 1.3 million utility cus- coasts of Maryland, Delaware the drawbridge linking the city There were still brisk gusts, tomers in the Carolinas and and New Jersey, then New to Wrightsville Beach and cut- and black clouds floated quick- Virginia lost power, and York's Long Island early Friday. ting off the only link to the bar- ly overhead, but the sun Associated Press Photo 125,000 still had no power Disaster preparations were rier island, and a church already was poking through. A house destroyed by the effects of Hurricane Floyd is seen in today in Florida. Flooding and under way in New York City, steeple was toppled in Beau- Areas of the North Carolina Oak Island, N.C. coast and the Myrtle Beach power failures combined to Massachusetts' Cape Cod and fort. rescued. In Virginia's In Duplin County, a hog farm area of South Carolina had got- related death was reported in shut down Portsmouth, Va.'s along the coast of Maine. Southampton County, a state water supply system, which Hurricane warnings were waste lagoon ruptured and ten up to 16 inches of rain, and South Carolina and one in Vir- spilled about 2 million gallons a foot had fallen on Virginia's ginia. In addition, one person trooper had to abandon her serves 110,000 customers. posted as far north as Ply- patrol car and swim to safety. of waste, threatening to pollute Tidewater region. Wilmington was presumed dead in the At least seven deaths were mouth, Mass. Public schools Beach pier and shear off the a creek state environmental got 13 inches. 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Ribeau's discussion focuses Ana Pereira and Mike Hammer on students' needs, concerns NOW Co- Editors By AAT.'.fOL. BROWN discussed a variet. of issues receptive," said Mark Kangas, The BG News concerning the campus, such as junior criminal justice and 372-6966 Students wha met with pres- advising, student organizations accounting major. "He paid ident Sidney Ribeau in his and binge drinking. attention to what we had to home on Wednesday said the "We talked a lot about stu- say." experience was a positive and dent organizations and how One of the big issues covered informative one. much they have impacted stu- was the increase in binge "I think it was important to dents and administration," drinking this year. Movie Review do it (the meeting] away from Tominey said. Kangas said they discussed campus," said Alison Vogcl, a Ribeau asked questions ways of working with the city to about what has worked well for music education major. "Him curb binge drinking. Unusual storytelling, good the students while they have "We discussed raising the inviting us into his home really been at the University, said age to get into bars to 21," Vogel made a difference." acting gives 'Limbo' its edge Nick Hennessy, special assis- said. "We also talked about By JAMES cessful relationships. On top of Vanessa Martinez is equally good Sean Tominey, senior IPC tant to the vice president of stu- making policies harsher in resi- major, also believed the meet- ELDRED that she has to deal with her as her depressed daughter. Both dent affairs. dence halls |if caught with alco- The BG News daughter Vanessa who is s veral ing place was well chosen. The president also asked hol]." deserve Oscar nominations for "It brought him down to our depressed to the point that she is what positive and negative Tominey said binge drinking Limbo, the scarring herself with razors in her their incredible range throughout level, or us up to his," he said. experiences they had had with was very heavily debated. . "If we lied been in a classroom new film by spare time. this film. scheduling, advising and finan- "We couldn't come up with a director/writer When the film begins to focus on it would have been different." If there is i.ny reason for some- cial aid. solution, but we all agreed John Sayles this story alone, it creates the illu- The students and Ribeau "The president was very there was a problem," he said. ("Lone Star") sion that you know what is going to one to hate this film it would have begins with an underwater shot of happen next This illusion is com- to be because of the ending. Just PUPPET salmon swimming upstream. pletely shattered very quickly how- like the rest of the film, it is uncon- Scenes of the salmon migration are Continued from page one. ever, when the film takes a very The puppet players can be children, most of the volunteers seen throughout the film, and violent turn, which I will not give ventional and surprising. Many seen in their traveling caravan seem to find personal fulfill- while they may seem simple at away in this review. people will not like it but it is real- Woman Who Swallowed a Fly shuttling from place to place as ment in them as well. first, it quickly becomes clear that Very few films, even indepen- ly the only way the film could end. created by the graduate stu- they are requested by schools, "The puppet shows provide a they are a metaphor for what the dent ones, take the risks that this dents themselves. From purple libraries and child care centers. great break in the day and it is characters in the film are going one does in order to tell a story. If John Sayles would have tacked dinosaurs to fluffy gray mana- They do an average of three such a great way to get kids through, and also a metaphor for Most films follow the same basic on a standard happy ending to this tees, Wright said the kids react shows a month. excited about reading," Kauff- life itself. Not one scene filmed or storytelling method- this one does film, it would have lost all of it's to these characters with delight Though these programs are man said. "I love the responses one line uttered by an actor can be not. The story wanderers around simply explained away, nothing is meaning. and wonder. ideally engineered to help the we get." from person to person. Subplots as it seems, and you never know are picked up and then dropped This film is the most complex RANGER what is going to happen next. For with no resolution at all, and rea- and involving drama to be released these reasons, and many more, sons behind characters' actions are in years. John Sayles has once Continued from page one. food stipend per day. most cannot start out in a well- "Limbo" is one of the best films of .lot always explained, just like real "I was out there riding hors- paid position. And the volun- the year. life. This movie doesn't feel like a again proved that he can tell any forest fires and it's not as excit- es, breathing beautiful teer jobs are scarce. Sandeno Trying to explain the plot of movie, it feels like life. story in new and groundbreaking Wyoming air, with a beautiful "Limbo" is difficult because of it's ing as it sounds," Fisher said. said the station had around 100 Adding the complexity of the ways. Fisher said he spent a lot of backdrop," Fisher said. "And I people interested in volunteer- unusual storytelling method. The film is the way that it makes it so was getting paid for it." story seems to wander from person his time as a fire fighter sitting ing for a couple of jobs. that every scene could have a dou- 'Limbo' in the lawn in front of the sta- Of course, he wasn't getting Fisher encouraged people to to person throughout the first half ble meaning in the context of which tion, the "staging area". They paid much, but he noted that do similar activities, though of the film. However, the main they are filmed Everything from Staring David Starthaim some people pay a lot of money focus is on Donna, a lonely single- sat by helicopter pads, waiting not in the same place he went. the salmon spawning to a plane Vanessa Martines and to have the same type of expe- mother lounge singer who travels for smoke to be spotted. In all, "I wouldn't encourage all of landing could have many mean- Mary Elizabeth Mastratonio Fisher fought two fires, though rience. There are also people across the country with her ings. It's a difficult concept that is who do the same job and get Bowling Green to go where I depressed daughter. G News says great and he said he mostly did grunt went because I go to get away," hard to explain but without it the work, like digging lines around better pay. An example is Fish- After Donna dumps her B original. An Oscar worth) Fisher said. film would not be nearly as good the fire to keep it from spread- er's brother, Jason, with whom boyfriend in a very unusual way, and much of its meaning would be film According to Fisher, the best ing. he worked for most of the sum- she meets a local man named Joe lost. Fisher said he preferred mer. way to get involved is to find a (David Starthaim) and he helps On top of the great story are the • *•• being a ranger to fire fighter, Sandeno said most rangers place where such an opportuni- her move back into her old house. equally great performances by the even though it only paid a $16 start out as volunteers because ty exists and write the people He quickly falls for but she is very entire cast. Mary Elizabeth Mas- 1 Mar tail «v«n rant reluctant, having just ended the 2 K»l «W t You can earn more than $18,000 during a standard Army Reserve enlistment ...and over $7,000 if you qualify for the Montgomery Gl Bill.../)/«s help in paying off a qualified student loan up to $10,000. if eligible. You'll usually serve one weekend a month plus two weeks' Annual Training. And you'll serve with an Army Reserve unit near your campus. Over $35,000 toward col- lege - for part-time service. Think about it Then think about us. 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"Heart and mantum Leap Viewers O ice 'Quantum Leap Viewers < Quantum Leap Viewers' Cho KlS^SInfeW SSSBtSBilBBJfife m ^»SI&«5ffiSE»SBS9 Friday, September 17, 1999 The BG News Page 7 Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Women's BG prepares to corral herd rugby By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM going to Huntingdon after the The BG News win at Perry Stadium last sea- It would be no surprise if son. However, there will be a 24th-ranked Marshall is few differences this time thinking revenge heading around. Central into Saturday's game in Hunt- In 1999, the Falcons will not ington, W.Va against the Bowl- be sneaking up on Marshall ing Green football team at 7 like last year. Another thing is Michigan p.m. Blackney does not have a By WENDY WELLMAN After all, BG handed the designed game-plan since the The BG News two-time defending MAC cham- offense is not running the ball The Bowling Green State pion its only loss, 34-13, last well. Blackney was disappoint- University Women's Rugby year. Marshall finished 12-1 in ed with the play of his offensive Club defeated Central Michi- 1998. line in the 40-15 win over Ten- gan last Saturday"8-5. Falcon coach Gary Blackney nessee Tech. He said the offen- Flanker Liz Pierce scored BG's only try with junior flyhalf believes his team has to play a sive linemen need to be more physical than they were Jocelyn DeSantis kicking in a near-perfect game to knock off against Tennessee Tech. field goal for three points. the Thundering Herd, who "It was a close game, a really have won 25 straight at home. "A year ago, we were rolling off the ball," Blackney said. "We good game," DeSantis said. "We won't do ?nything out of "Every year they're a tough the ordinary," sophomore wide had a gameplan that we thought would work. That was team." receiver Robert Redd said. "We Last year the women's rugby just know we have to go in and to be able to run the football, team went undefeated in both be ready to play with the deter- keep the chains moving and of their regular seasons. keep that offense on the bench mination we're going to come BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE They ended up third in the and it worked. If we can't run, I out with a victory." BG quarterback Ricky Schneider lofts a ball over two Tennessee Tech linemen. Schneider and the Midwest Tournament, advanc- think we have three fine The Falcons have confidence Falcons hope that they can hold on to the ball in order to beat MAC favorite Marshall Saturday. ing to Nationals in Colorado. receivers. If we can protect They placed within the top 10 Ricky Schneider, I think he can women's teams in the nation. Heisman Trophy candidate, don't know all the quarterbacks end zone, we'll come out all get the ball to where it needs to Senior scrum half and CO- quarterback Chad Pennington. in the country but I've seen and right." captain Sharon Chave cites go" The senior has completed 52-of- coached against enough quar- In the backfield for Marshall GAME #3 Senior offensive lineman DeSantis as a player to watch 75 passes for 612 yards and terbacks to know he's a great is three-time 1,000-yard rusher in the coming season. Mark Kautzman said the offen- four touchdowns for a 147.48 player." Doug Chapman. In two games, sive line's focus is going back to "She leads by example," rating. His top targets have The Marshall offense will Chapman has gained 121 yards the blocking fundamentals. Chave said. "She and Beth Bowling Green (1-1) been Nate Pool (11 catches for pose a challenge to BG's top- on 26 carries. Chapman runs Smith started playing A-side at "I think we need to tighten a 93 yards and two touchdowns) ranked defense in the MAC. It behind a line anchored by last year. This year they will MarshaIH2-0) few things for the conference and James Williams (10 catch- has allowed just 232.5 yards seniors Mike Guilliams, Irv have to step it up and lead the opener," Kautzman said. "The es for 110 yards). Marshall has per game including 72 against Dotson and Jason Starkey. team, especially in the spring." overall mindset, being physical averaged 38 points per game, the rush. The secondary knows Blackney called Marshall's DeSantis also praised Smith, 7 p.m. at Marshall and more aggressive." first in the MAC. Pennington will complete his defense as good as the Herd a junior prop. Stadium The Falcons did that in 1998 "He's outstanding," Blackney passes. However, the staff does offense. The Thundering Herd "We are really looking for her carrying the ball 56 times for said. "He has velocity, touch not want any passes over 20 are led by defensive tackle to lead the pack in strength," Radio: WBGU 88.1 FM , 181 yards while throwing for and is very accurate. He has yards. Giradie Mercer, linebacker she said. Nick Luciano and Jen Ebinger 233 yards against the MAC's enough athletic ability to get "He's thrown the ball 40 John Grace and free safety DeSantis said the team will also be looking to CO-captain top defense. Blackney said outside the pocket and keep a times a game," said sophomore Rogers Beckett. Marshall's Air Time: 6 p.m. quarterback Bob Niemet had play alive. He's just a guy that Laura Lingenfelter and rookie cornerback Chris Hubbard. "I defense ranks second in the outside center Heather Schus- the game of his career in that is innately a playmaker. I think if we control the passing MAC giving up just 256 yards win. ter for leadership. would say the biggest thing is game and keep them out of the and 6.5 points per game. "Heather is a very strong The Herd offense begins with to not give up the big play. I link to our line," she said. Even with the win at CMU, the falcons are looking to Volleyball rocky competition improve. Chave said they have 12 to 15 rookies this year. How- ever, they are always looking at Colorado invitational • See RUGBY, page NINE. By NICK HURM games yet this year. CPU's big pable. CSU has swept all but American Conference Player of Lewis is leading the MAC in The BG News gun, Kan OeSoto was named one of its competitions. The the Week Monday for her per- kills per game. Big Conference player of the Rams have won 15 straight formance at the Marquette . A good showing at the Col- week on Monday. At the Fresno matches dating back to last Invitational. Kemerer played "I'm just doing my job," orado State Invitational this State Invitational last week- year. big, averaging 3.00 blocks and Lewis said. "Whatever coach weekend could give the Bowl- end, DeSoto had 61 kills in a 2.00 kills per game. She tied a needs me to do, I am going to runs "We know that the teams we ing Green volleyball team its career high with eight block try and do. If I need to put up span of four matches and had are playing are going to be big- own rocky mountain high. only nine assists in a win over Providence those numbers, then I will." ger and faster," coach Denise The competition is among attack errors. Van De Walle said. "It doesn't Saturday. BG has used their newly on the best the Falcons will see all Colorado matter who is on the other side "I'm just stepping up my role found depth as an advantage. year. BG will battle Cal Poly State is of the net. We want to show as a senior," Kemerer said. Other Falcons have stepped up today and follow it up Saturday presently that we can play composed and "We're going to have to step up to add a new twist to this year. home with Colorado State and South- ranked 17th in steady." a lot more this weekend ern Missouri. because of the tougher competi- "You can put anyone off the the country The Falcons have been caus- tion. We just have to get into bench and it doesn't change the Cal Poly and CSU will pose Van De Walle after winning ing some havoc to the competi- our hearts to know that we can as the biggest threat for the. their second tion also. BG is off to a 5-2 start chemistry," senior right side straight tourna- beat a ranked team." hitter Kris Pesorda said. "We Falcons. CPU is 6-1 on the year. and have been putting up some By MATTHEW P. LYONS Besides their lone loss to East- ment last weekend and improv- big numbers along the way. Senior left side hitter Melis- are very versatile. We can look ern Washington, the Mustangs ing to a perfect 7-0 on the year. Senior middle hitter Lori sa Lewis, like last year, is a def- to anyone to make an attack, The BG News have never been taken to five The Rams have been unstop- Kemerer was named Mid- inite force for the Falcons. dig or pass." The Falcon men's and women's cross country teams are preparing for their only chance to run on a friendly Mens soccer hopes to change losing ways against course this season. Men's coach Sterling Martin is happy with his team's perfor- CFU, Xavier in Oakland University tournament mance after its first meet and feels the best race has yet to be By DAVE TRUMAN team that scores a lot of goals." the teams comfort level for run. The Falcons (3-2) meet Cen- Sunday's game. Martin is pleased with the The BG News tral Florida (2-0) at 1 p.m. Sat- "You have to find a way to productive summer Dave Law- A strong start at home fol- urday in Rochester Hills, Mich., bounce back and get positive son has had. lowed by an 0-2 showing at the in the Global Soccer Classic results," he said. "We have to The men's race, that starts Holiday Inn City Centre Clas- hosted by Oakland University. play harder, we have to play at 2:45 p.m., will have 12 teams sic in Peoria, 111., has had the running in it. Coach Martin is BG will face Xavier (1-2) Sun- more organized and we have Bowling Green men's soccer pleased with the competition. day, also at 1 p.m. to play with more emotion," team working hard all week on "University of Cincinnati Central Florida's Heikki Rit- Mahler said. should offer our toughest com- improving its defense. vanen was the third leading Xavier started petition Saturday," Martin said. In the Falcons first three goal scorer in Division I last the 1998 season "The University of Toledo will games, only one ball got past year with 24 goals and is a Pre- 6-0 in the be there as well so we will also BG goalkeeper Ty Fowler and season Ail-American according Atlantic Ten have some conference competi- the result was three wins. to Soccer Online. before injuries tion." The men's team chose Tom Last weekend, Bradley's "Well pay a little more atten- struck and the Gavin Glinton and Tulsa's Ted Cutter as the athlete of the tion to him," Mahler said. "He Mahler team finished 1- Figard each scored three times meet for the race at Ohio last doesnt have the pace that Glin- 4. That has Saturday. as the Falcons gave up eight ton has but he is a little more Xavier coach The women's team will enter goals in back-to-back games for creative. The important thing is Jack Hermans predicting this its only home race this season the first time since the final that he has been able to put the will be the best year in school with a new coach and a 2-0 game of the 1993 campaign and ball in the back of the net. For history. record . the season opener in 1994 when the first 15-20 minutes of the BG and Xavier could each Cami Wells has been named they lost 6-1 at Michigan State game we will play it safe and enter Sunday's game feeling the new women's head cross country coach and has been and 3-2 to Loyola-Baltimore. then adjust the way we play like their records are not rep- running practice since Monday. "One of the things we have resentative of their team abil- them from there." She replaces Steve Price who ity. been focusing on this week is BG will not be able to focus left in late June to take the keeping better track of our all of its energy on stopping Rit- "[The players] need to relax position of athletic director at marks," BG coach Mel Mahler vanen, because two other Gold- a little bit," Mahler added. Lehman High School in Sidney, said. "This will be a good test en Knights scored at least 13 "They're too concerned with Oh. BO NEWS PHOTO BEN FRENCH for us because we have been goals each last season. wins and losses. They need to Wells is enthusiastic about Falcon defender Fred Degand (13) slide tackles a Western Ken- focus on the game and just go tucky forward. focusing on team defense this Mahler said a win on Satur- week and Central Florida is a day would be helpful in raising out and play." • See CC, page nine. 1 page 8 The BG News Friday, September 17, 1999 Men's tennis start play at Butler, Women begin season at home By Mary Beth Wilfong last season and four new recruits ing to tougher competition. competition." seniors and the whole team has this years invitational to set the The BG News who's playing skills are all com- "It is going to be a little been working hard." pace for this year. Their goals are This weekend starts off the parable. tougher this year, there's more Women's tennis The success of last year's sea- to have the girls get a lot of play- men's and women's tennis sea- "This year about everyone is teams," Harris said. "It will be a son will be back again this year. The women's tennis team will ing time and to beat Mid-West- son. The men will be participat- the same if not real similar lev- little stronger tournament." The team was headed by Penny be starting out their season Sat- em Conference champs UIC and ing in the Butler Invitational els," said Jay Harris, The men unofficially placed Dean who recorded her 100th Toledo (1-8), trying to compete and the women will be hosting men's head tennis urday at 9 a.m. by hosting the win during a match against Tole- second in the Invitational last two day long BGSU Invitational. well in the indoor MAC tourna- the BGSU invitational. coach. "I think this season behind Indiana State, but do. Juniors Megan Rhodes and Men's tennis year we are going to they are not just going there to The women have been work- Abby Bralton were named All ment in the fall season and to see ing hard to prepare for the tour- The men's tennis team will win more as a team, place, they are looking to MAC Second Team with Bratton what kind of a season they are nament in which women from begin its journey Friday by head- it's kind of our improve upon their skills and see setting a record for 30 singles heading (or. ing to Indianapolis, Ind. for a Harris motto." BG will how well they compete. Detroit, Eastern Kentucky, Tole- wins. Sophomore Devon be competing "I'm expecting a brisk compe- three day event at the Butler "Our goal is not where we fin- do, Illinois at Chicago and Xavier Bissinger set a school record for against Butler, the host of the tition against other schools," said Invitational. ish or for what matches we win," will be participating in. 59 wins combined and her sister Invitational, along with Evans- Penny Dean, women's head ten- Harris said, "but how well we "Deidee (Bissinger), Beth Deidee Bissinger has 23 more Last year the Falcon's finished ville, Indiana State, Indiana/Pur- nis coach . "We get to see how fourth in the Mid-American Con- compete and how much we (Wilson) and I are all really look- wins to go to beat the 123 com- due Indianapolis and Mar- ing forward to the up-coming BG bined wins record. we're stacking up against the ference with a record of 12-13 quette. More teams are compet- improve in playing the matches, Invitational," senior captain BG played well in the invite other teams a little bit and who overall and 4-3 in the MAC. BG ing this year then last year lead- it's really a good opportunity to has six returning players from get a lot of good matches in a big Kelly Dredge said. "We are last season, but would like to use Ihcir new players are." Women's soccer prepares for NIU By PETE STELLA Northern holds a 3-0 series "I go into every game not The BG News lead over the Falcons including knowing how good the team a 2-1 overtime win in the MAC that we are playing really is," If anything should be tournament semifinals last fall Flanders said. "I play just as learned by a college athlete, it that ended BG's season. The hard as I can every day because should be to never judge a team Huskies are coached by Frank I know how important winning by their record. Horvat, who is 60-61-3 in his seventh season at Northern. is to our team and our coaches." The Northern Illinois Their last four losses have been After a trip to DeKalb, the Huskies, who are the two time within a single goal. Mid-American Conference Falcons head home for a pair of champions, have a record that "Despite their record, North- MAC matches. They face Buffa- currently stands at 0-6-0. But ern is a team that can easily lo Sunday, Sept. 26 and then when the BG women's soccer sneak up on you," BG coach Toledo on Wednesday, Sept. 29. team heads to DeKalb, Illinois Tom Piccirillo said. They are Both of these matches will be the defending champs and even Sunday to face the Huskies, the held at Mickey Cochrane Field. though they lost Ann Mucci record doesn't mean anything. (MAC player of the year), they "We are still working out For the Falcons, they suc- are still tough." some problems in our game and cessfully opened MAC play by BG freshman goalie Erika the Northern match will be a defeating Kent Wednesday 2-0. Flanders, who shut out Kent good place to work things out," With the win, BG increased Wednesday, set a record by not Piccirillo said. "We would like BG News Photo /BEN FRENCH their record to 4-2-0 overall and giving up a goal for 201 min- to come home with a 2-0 record 1-0-0 in the MAC. utes and 36 seconds. in the MAC." Falcon forward Desiree Erb (20) tries to avoid a defender's tackle. Mud Volleyball takes over Perry field house Saturday By IRENE SHARON SCOTT bar Hall that will affect the whole cam- Furthermore, there will be a raffle as enticing. enactment of the University's core val- The BG News pus," said Dan Bamett, Dunbar hall well. Raffle items include VIP passes to "There is the allure and fun of play- ues core values. "Come Wallow in the Mud' 99," this director. local businesses, gift certificate to local ing in the mud," he said. "It is a regres- He said it displays respect for each weekend. University students will be According to Brian Seymour, a Dun- businesses and restaurants, cups and T- sion back to one's childhood. Usually other, pride in a job well done and coop- playing mud volleyball. This is a new bar Resident Advisor and RA liaison , shirts. playing in the mud would result in your eration through team efforts and good initiative which will hopefully become a there will be over 15 co-ed teams com- "It is something out of the ordinary," mother yelling at you, yet now you can sportsmanship. The idea itself is an tradition. peting. First place prize is a trophy with he said. "We hope to make this a tradi- win a prize for it." example of creative imagining, Saturday, September 18, there will be the mascot, a pig, on top and a $15 gift tion and will try to offer it once a semes- Seymour encourages students to "Students will be bonding with a 5 on 5 mud volleyball game behind certificate to Finders. Each member of ter. Students that win will get their attend the event. Mother earth, which is an enactment of the Perry Field House from noon to 7 the winning team will be given a trophy. names on a plaque that will be posted in "It's an opportunity to meet people spiritual and intellectual growth," said p.m., sponsored by the Dunbar hall The second place prize is a miscella- Dunbar." and have a fun and relaxing time," he Barnett. government. neous prize package from local busi- Seymour said in comparison to regu- said. Seymour added that everyone is "It is an initiative started out of Dun- nesses. lar volleyball, mud volleyball is more Bamett believes this initiative is an open to register to play mud volleyball. Find Falcon sports The problems See abilities, and the solutions scores every day in are Staring you think possibilities The BG News in the face. ▼ Volunteers The BGSU Greater of America- Toledo Alumni Chapter Presents... Transmission Service u>« lifBUllB'Wmt «*««■«* Foreign & Domestic y Transmission • Tires All Mechanical Work • Bearings • Brakes • All Farm Equip • Diesel and Gas Motors daiiriiu) - Low Shop Rates - -24 HOUR TOWING - t - Free Towing with Student ID - (with qualified repair) ■.P.rt «f .„ EXCITING INTERNET COMPANY! B&B Truck & Auto iir& Featuring needed: The Campus Operations Manager Mighty Meaty * Earn grsat monay Swing Kings " Excellant raauma bulldar Still Available ' Flaxlbla schadula Swing by and Friday, September 17,1999, 8 p.m. - 12 midnight, * Gain Managamant and Markating axparlanca take a look at Great Hall of the Stranahan Theater our great living 4645 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo apply online .if www.ucrsity.com opportunities! Dance hits from the '50s - '90s Swingin' Swing lessons email your resume to: jobs a^iorsity.com Reverse Raffle, Last Ticket Pulled Wins Cash fast your rcume to: 734/483-8460 113 Railroad St. All proceeds to benefit BGSU Scholarship Fund or call: aTTVVERSITY cxtasa (337-7489) *Next to Kinkos Open M - F 352-9302 8 AM - 5 PM Dance Tickets: $5 in advance, $8 at the door 733 MANVILLE AVE. Available At: Boogie Records, Stranahan CAMPUS MANOR STILL AVAILABLE Theater, Finders Records, BGSU Alumni Office www.apartmentsforrent.com Call 419.372-2701 E-mail: [email protected] Fax : 419-352-5114 •mm f'riday, September 17, 1999 The BG News page 9 TANDINGS AL Glance National Hockey League Preseason TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Fjsl Division EASTERN CONFERENCE Ml WIRE AMERICAN LEAGUE W Pel CB Atlantic Division W FH BATTING—Garciaparra, Boston, .350; Jeter, Spielman hired as Fox analyst Ntw York 58 .600 The Associated Press Boslun M .575 3 1/2 N Y Islanders 2 4 New York, .346; EMartinez, Seattle, .341; New Jersey 1 2 NEW YORK — Chris Spielman, who retired Toronto 70 524 II MRamirez, Cleveland, .337; RPalmeiro, Texas, .337; N Y Rangers 1 2 BeWilliams, New York, .336; Vizquel, Cleveland, from the NFL last month because of injuries that Baltimore 76 476 18 Philadelphia 0 0 .331; RAIomar, Cleveland, .331; TFernandez, left him temporarily paralyzed, has been hired as Tampa Bay 83 432 24 1/2 Pittsburgh 0 0 a studio analyst for Fox Sports Net's NFL Northeast Division Toronto, .331. Central Diviiion pregame show. W Pet W HOME RUNS—Griffey Jr, Seattle, 45; CDelga- Ottawa 3 Spielman signed a two-year contract and made «-ClcveUriiU9 .614 do, Toronto, 44; RPalmeiro, Texas, 44; SGreen, a guest appearance Sunday, when "NFL This Chicago 81 445 24 1/2 Montreal 2 4 Toronto, 39; MRamirez, Cleveland, 39; ARo- Morning" made its debut at 11 a.m. on the cable Detroit 60 .414 29 Toronto 1 2 driguez, Seattle, 37; Stairs, Oakland, 35. Boston channel's lead-in to the Fox's netwoik pre-game Minnesota 86 407 30 0 1 RBI—MRamirez, Cleveland, 144; RPalmeiro, show. He joined his former coach in Buffalo, Marv Kansas CityM .395 32 Buffalo 0 1 Southeast Division Texas, 139; CDelgado, Toronto, 133; Griffey Jr, Seat- Levy, along with Chris Myers and Jackie Slater. West Division w Pis tle, 123; JuGonzalez, Texas, 115; SGreen, Toronto, W Pet Atlanta 1 3 113; JaGiambi, Oakland, 111. McNair watches practice with back stiffness. Te»as 88 5W Carolina 1 2 HITS—Jeter, New York, 196; Surhoff, Baltimore, Tampa Bay 1 The Associated Press Oakland 65 .552 7 2 195; Stewart, Toronto, 183; Randa, Kansas City, Seattle 71 490 16 Florida 0 0 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Steve McNair, with some Washington 0 0 180; Damon, Kansas City, 179; BeWilliams, New Anaheim 86 .415 27 mild stiffness and spasms in his lower back, watched WESTERN CONFERENCE York, 179; IRodriguez, Texas, 177. practice Thursday but is expected to play Sunday Central Division DOUBLES—TFernandez, Toronto, 41; SGreen, x-clinched division title W Pis against the Cleveland Browns. Detroit 2 4 Toronto, 40; Garciaparra, Boston, 39; Damon, NL Glance. Chicago 2 4 Kansas City, 39; Greer, Texas, 39; Zeile, Texas, 39; Indians name new managers in minors East Division Si Louis 1 3 Dye, Kansas City, 38; MiSweeney, Kansas City, 38; W Pel. Nashville 0 0 Northwest Division CDelgado, Toronto, 38; RAIomar, Cleveland, 38. CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians appoint- Allan ta°l .619 w Pis STOLEN BASES—Stewart, Toronto, 37; ed new managers Thursday for their Class AAA Buf- New York 57 .612 1 Calgary 1 2 Vizquel, Cleveland, 37; RAIomar, Cleveland, 37; falo, AA Akron and Rookie League Burlington farm Philadelphia 77 473 21 1/2 Edmonton 1 2 Damon, Kansas City, 36; BLHunter, Seattle, 35; clubs. Montreal 425 281/2 Vancouver 0 2 TGoodwin, Texas, 35; ByAnderson, Baltimore, 34. Joel Skinner was promoted from Akron to Buffalo Florida 57 331/2 Colorado 0 I Central Division Pacific Division PITCHING (17 Decisions)—PMartinez, Boston, and Class A Kinston manager Eric Wedge will man- w Pis W Pel GB 21-4, .840, 2.21; Colon, Cleveland, 16-5, .762, 4.08; age the Akron Aeros. Dallas 2 5 Moyer, Seattle, 14-6, .700,3.83; Mussina, Baltimore, Buffalo manager Jeff Datz will become a roving Houston 57 615 Los Angeles 2 4 Cincinnati 59 .596 3 San Jose 1 16-7, .696,3.65; OHernandez, New York, 16-8, .667, coach as Cleveland's field coordinator. Pittsburgh 74 .490 181/2 Anaheim 4.07; Sele, Texas, 16-8, .667, 4.96; Burba, Cleveland, SI. Louis 78 466 22 Phoenix 14-7, .667,4.28. Floyd causes more postponements in sports Friday's Games Milwaukee 448 24 1/2 STRIKEOUTS—PMartinez, Boston, 288; CFin- Philadelphia at Washington. 7 p.m. The Associated Press Chicago 393 321/2 Boston at Florida. 7 30 pm ley, Anaheim, 178; Sele, Texas, 171; Cone, New Hurricane Floyd washed away part of the sports West Division Dallas at Detroit. 7 30 p m York, 159; Colon, Cleveland, 157; DWells, Toronto, calendar for a third straight day as it swept up the W Pel. CB New Jersey at New York Islanders, 7.30 p.m 151; Mussina, Baltimore, 150. East Coast on Thursday. Arizona 58 .603 Colorado at Pittsburgh. 7 30 p m SAVES—Wetteland, Texas, 42; MRivera, New The Oakland Athletics and Baltimore Orioles, Edmonton at Montreal, 7 30 p m San Francisco8l .555 7 Tampa Bay at Chicago. 8 30 p m York, 41; RHernandez, Tampa Bay, 39; MJackson, who were rained out on Wednesday, lost their sec- San Diego 78 .469 191/2 St. Louis vs Nashville al Milwaukee. 8:30 p Cleveland, 36; Mesa, Seattle, 32; ond game to the storm. l.os Angeles 79 459 21 Toronto at Vancouver. 10 p m Colorado 81 .449 221/2 Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10.30 p m. What's happening? cc Find out, with coverage of campus and city events, breaking news, and 1n-depth reporting. All in The BG News. Last weekend at Ohio the be running against the Falcons. Continued from page seven. Falcon women had nine run- The women's race will begin ners finish in the top 15. at 2 p.m. The finish line is State of the Student her first season as a Falcon. located between Doyt Perry "We are in a position to have Like the men, the women a good year," said Wells. "We will have some conference com- Stadium and 1-75. The best have a strong core group that petition as well. The University vantage point for the race is the Body Address stays packed together during of Toledo and Eastern Michigan hill on the golf course. the race." University women's teams will RUGBY Thursday, September 23 Continued from page seven. and everyone gets to play," Kalamazoo and Northern DeSantis said. Michigan University. for more players. Right now the This weekend, the women Their next home game will 1:00 P.M. team is hoping for enough play- CO be October 2 at 11 a.m. with ers to have two complete sides. ruggers will be traveling to "Experience is unnecessary Kalamazoo, Michigan to play Ferris State. 0 Located on the Green CO Between University Hall Senior portraits & Now Administration Building USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG h Elections September 21 and 22 9:00 am. to 5:00pm. ON THE STEPS OF THE i EDUCATION BUILDING $6 SITTING FEE CAN BE BURSARED USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG Friday, September 17, 1999 Page 10 The BG News t G News Rides Personals Help Wanted Help Wanted Classified Ads 372-6977 NEED A RIDE? SENIORS Babysitter needed Tired ol smelling like a burger? TV BO N« *•* »■ kK~tof >r fc*.f« ■*——' *- Part-time Tues, Weds, Fri 8:30-4:00 $6 75 an hour-PAID vacation- ■ III ■ ■■. * imamfi A^MMM ■■■■" "T W*»«- We give rides to and Irom Bowling Green SENIORS ari « 0»w « ** Vxi of ifc'. m. "*> . "<.l Kill""' All-Nile Transportation 353-7865 Any senior graduating in Dec. Mayor Au- For 2 small children PAID personal days H.4IJ ,*,(!■. NDMl MMAikw. J.rf-1-l. tUMM M ■ *»«! gust should call 1-800-969-1338 now lo Transportation & references needed Quarterly Incentive BONUS «. ,« .* U- l—i. iW ». .«!-, k,^l, P..W.W-I ■!■»■. schedule your senior portrait sitting. Portraits Maumee area 419-868-6361 CLOSE lo campus Services Offered will be taken this week, M-F, from 10am- CLEAN working environment Campus Events 6pm in 28 West Hall (Basement). It only Dancers wanted - Toledo's newest dub Numeric data entry Part-lime and Full-lime Apply in person Begin the Journey to Wellness takes about 15 minutes, and the S6 sitting fee can be charged through the bursar. No exp. necessary, will train Sky Technology Services Tue nights Yoga class - 6.45-8:00 1851 N. Research Drive Don't miss the swingin' Spring Break '00 419-476-6640 Sounds ol the Call LitePafhs 352-5724 Bowling Green, Ohio Chily's Convenience Slore (located in Cancun, Mazatlan. or $1500 weekly potential mailing our circu- MIGHTY MEATY SWING KINGS_ Jamaica from $399 Telephone order clerks 'ull/part-time. at "Dancing Through the Decades" Commons) is open Sam - midnight Mon lars. For info call 203-977-1720. S6 00/hr guaranteed. Daily bonus avail. days thru Friday and 12 noon - midnight Reps wanted! Sell 15 and travel free! on Friday. Sept. 17 Lowest Prices Guaranteed!!! Start immediately 353-8705 From Bpm-midnight at Saturdays and Sundays. Enter Chily's Desk clerk needed for local molel. 3rd Irom Ihe southeast patio ol Commons. Info. 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Contact Larry Konrad 353-7176. school skydiving special of $110 thru Biggest and best selection Choose from EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Above avg. salary, great working cond. September. Only 10 mins. from BG cam- over 2000 different images. FINE ART, Work part-lime, full-lime, even put in over- PROCTER & GAMBLE pus. MCA/ISA accepted Skydive BG SPOTLIGHT MUSIC, MODELS, MOVIE POSTERS, time hours, around your college and per- 352-5200. HUMOR. ANIMALS. BLACK LIGHT. SCI- sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 For Sale Seeking CS. MIS, & M8A sludents Tired ol feeling sick and tired? All-natural Join us at the Best Western ENCE FICTION, PERSONALITIES, hours per week or 40 hours plus over- health care and nutritional advice. Sup- time. Many college students work here. Wednesday, September 22nd plemenls available. Call 353-6394. LANDSCAPES, KIDS, PHOTOGRAPHY, "111! Cancun & Jamaica Spnng Break 7:0O-9:00pm MOTIVATIONALS. Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- Specials! 7 Nights Air. 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ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, your senior portrait sitting. Portraits will be INC.. 428 Clough Street, Bowling Green, ma City, Daytona. South Beach, Florida taken this week. M-F, from 10am-6pm in 28 A Big THANK YOU lo Ihe Student Em- Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near $129! spnngbreaklravel.com 1-800-678- West Hall (Basement) It only takes about 15 ployment Statf-Abby, Atwandi, Dana, Wanted Kmko's and Dairy Oueen next to the rail- 6386. minutes, and the $6 sitting lee can be Erin. Julie, Lesley, Mike, Ryan, Stepha- road tracks. 1980 Toyota Lmtd. edition. 5 spd., sun- charged through the bursar. nie. Tiffany, Lisa. Delia, Stephanie, and roof, p.s. p.b., a.c, stereo, 73.000. One Female roommate needed immediately SENIORS Chel - for all your hard work Happy first FREE TRIPS AND CASH!!! owner. Runs like new 352-8736. $2495. SENIORS payday of fall semester. lor 2 bdrm. house on E. Woosler. right You are AWESOME! across Irom campus. $250/monlh + ulil. 1995 Suzuki Katana 600. 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Apply online openings lor janitorial work: supervisor ed. $600 or besl offer. Contact Monday Sept. 20th 8pm CS/MIS/MBA STUDENTS at www.versity.com, contact jobs@versi pgreen@bgnot bgsu.edu. Kreischer Activity Lounge PROCTOR S GAMBLE needed lor I-75 res! stops, 3pm-11:30pm, ty.com or call (734) 483-1600 ex! 888 Hondas from $500 9pm Harshman-Anderson Activity Area is hinng SUMMER interns NOW!! $7.25 per hour, and worker lor OBES $200 Scholarship Police impounds and tax repos Tuesday Sept. 21st 8pm Interested students must attend building, 5pm-9pm, Mon., Tues.. Thurs.. Trinity Church seeks singers lor the For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext 4558 Prout Main Lobby Information session on September 22 Fri.. $6.05 per hour. Contact Joe Davis at Best Western on Wooster St. at 7:00 p.m. Chancel Choir Scholarships ol $200/se- 419/255-0070. EOE. Kenmore washer and gas dryer lor sale. 9pm Mac East mester available for students. All voice For more inlormalion: Full capacity, like new 10pm Offenhauer East Main Lounge parts needed! Inleresled singers should Wednesday Sept. 22nd 8pm 310 Student Services - 372-2451 Local market research firm now hiring tel- 352-3013 Cooperative Education Program contact David by email: Rodgers 2nd floor lounge chopm77 ©aol.com. ephone interviewers. $6/hr., no selling. NEED AN EXTRA BED?? 9pm Kohl Lounge SENIOR PORTRAITS Flexible schedule. Call today to set up an Hand-crafted knotty pine LOFT; with bed 10pm Founders-Conference Room SENIOR PORTRAITS 29 people wanted to get paid SSS lo lose interview 352-8115 AZG Research. board and mattress; $85. Call 2-7405 or We hope to see you there! SENIOR PORTRAITS up to 30 pounds in the next 30 days. Nat- 832-8683 after 6pm ural guaranteed Phone 1-800-694-1966. Turning Points Any senior graduating in Dec., May or Au- Office cleaning evenings 10-12 hrs/week. 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