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Friday, March 11, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 77, Issue 116 Scams, Mat he wins US G election ripqffs President-elect pledges to serve to best of ability plague by Lawrence Hannan placed." News staff writer Minton and Fair both admit- ted to be very disappointed society In a decisive victory, Jen- but said they had no regrets. nifer Mathe defeated Doug "It's been a long three Minion and Matt Fair in the weeks ~ I'm glad it's over," by John GiOney election for Minton said. "Of course I'm News staff writer Undergrad- very disappointed about the uate Student outcome. At the same time I'm Scam artists around the world Government very proud of my campaign are thriving on the gullible and President. team. We all came together for naive, including here in Bowling The results a common cause and became a Green. were an- lot closer because of it." The scams and rip-offs are nounced "You do what you can," Fair slick, and sometimes ridiculous, Thursday said. "I think we ran a good but manage to steal billions of morning in campaign and focused on the dollars from non-suspecting peo- P r o u t issues. I think next year is go- ple, according to Richard Epp- Lounge. ing to be a very tough and stein, president of The Better Mathe - the first woman painful one for USG." Business Bureau. president of USG since Kelly The senate race offered few "It's maddening to us," Epp- McCoy in the 1986-87 aca- surprises. All nine of the can- stein said. "We're running up demic year - with running didates on the ballot were against desperation and greed mate Bill Wilson, received 795 elected with results ranging from the buyer." of the 1,830 votes. from 547 to 333 votes. One scam making the rounds Doug Minion and running The three other positions in Wood County is a letter pro- mate Kim Hess followed with open to USG were filled by moting the self-liquidating loan. 546 votes while Matt Fair and write-in candidates Mike Hor- The letter states that a person can apply for a $10,000 loan and never repay a penny. The ficti- tious lending institution will send $7,500, and invest the remaining $2,500. Interest earned on the in- ■ Mathe'Wilson 44.8% vestment will pay off the loan, so HMinton/Hess 30 8% the applicant would receive □ Fair/Woods 23.8% $7,500 for free. □ Ljbbert/Pavelich 0.6% The catch: a processing fee ($39-$100) needed for the loan application. Many people send the fee, often to a Post Office box, and then are shocked and angry when they get no response. "It is so preposterous. Nobody would be foolish enough to be- lieve it, but they do," Eppstein said. Joe Woods finished with 422 vath, Michelle Gales and Eppstein said people call the votes. Katerina Brennan. BBB asking about the loan, and After the results were an- Gales said she was sur- are told it is a scam. nounced, Mathe said she was prised she won. However, financial despera- pleased to win. "I just asked people to vote tion, along with complete reas- "What a mandate to have so for me and they did, so I guess surance from the scammer. many people support us. I had they thought I could do a good weighs heavier than the negative no idea if we'd win or not and I job," she said. feedback from the BBB em- didn't expect to win by so Gales said one of her goals ployee, said Eppstein. much," Mathe said. will be to better represent the The number of University stu- "The only sign we had was minority students. dents cheated in a scam is not that so many people came up known, Eppstein said, but that is to us when we were campaign- "I don't think minorities are because most people never come ing over the last two days and given an adequate chance to forward out of embarrassment. said that they trusted us and voice their opinions on cam- A common target for scam art- supported us," she said. pus," she said. "Hopefully I'll ists are senior citizens, said Epp- Mathe also pledged to serve be able to give them more of a stein. "Senior citizens are gull- the students to the best of her voice." ible because the [sales] pitches ability in her new role. Brian D'Aurelio, one of the are very confusing," Eppstein "I'm going to start working candidates on the ballot, said said. right away on all the things I'- he was glad he won a senate ve promised," Mathe said. seat. A company in California pro- "The students here believed in "Hey, neat, I'm in USG," vides a list of people, at a cost of us and I hope to show them D'Aurelio said. "I'm a cowboy The BC NtmflUM W«ltiner $5 per name, with a record of that their trust wasn't mis- and I'm a fighter Undergraduate Student Government senator Jennifer Mathe emits tears of Joy upon learning that falling for scams, many of whom •he has been elected USG president for the 1994-9S academic year. are senior citizens. Gangs cause Ash named to DNA council
Ohio may acquire forensic testing laboratory mm mm TSicecTfef^alen Toledo worry DNA testing laboratory thanks to testing is "one of the most by Jonathans. Broadloot Ash's appointment News staff writer the committee organized by Lt. powerful investigative tools in The Associated Press Gov. Mike DeWine and Attorney law enforcement today and may Bowling Green Police Chief General Lee Fisher. be the best example of the per- «r Ash has been appointed to the TOLEDO - The number of gang members has increased 80 Galen Ash has been appointed to "I am excited that I was select- fect criminal justice device," percent in the city in the last year, raising fears in some neigh- the Ohio DNA Advisory Council, ed. [DNA testing] seems to be the said Lois Pilant, author of DNA: Ohio DNA Advisory Council. borhoods about violence this summer, a police report said a bi-partisan last frontier of law enforce- Applications of Law Enforce- • The Council is a bi-partisan Thursday. committee de- ment," Ash said. ment. Eight people were injured in seven drive-by shootings over vised to report The Ohio DNA Advisory Coun- The council flew to the FBI committee devised to report on the headquarters in Washington DC. the last week. Police said the shootings were gang-related. on the aspects cil consists of sheriffs, criminal aspects of existing DNA programs "Something's got to be done now," said Patricia Allen, 25, of of existing investigators, Dr. Ming You of to be briefed on DNA technology Toledo. "Things cooled down a little bit because of the cold DNA programs the Medical College of Ohio and and programs Monday. and forensic testing. weather. But there are some nights you can still hear the guns. and forensic Ash. Ash was the only police After the DNA briefing, the • Ohio is currently in the process It's going to get worse this summer. Everybody knows It" testing. chief appointed to the council. council attended meetings and The police department's Gang Affiliation Program report Ohio is cur- DNA profiling and its applica- toured several DNA testing labs of becoming the 11th state to Identified 739 gang members in 1993, compared with 407 the rently in the tion to law enforcement has across the U.S. to learn about the previous year. process of be- gained tremendous credibility new DNA profiling program be- acquire a forensic DNA testing coming the recently. laboratory. 11th state to acquire a forensic DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) See DNA. pagr 4.
As a means of exploring Check out all of the latest Friday columnists Sam the many cultural tra- on the Falcon sports teams Melendez and Mike Cook ditions in Africa, the Afri- that are in action this week- Friday, mostly sunny. explore all of the gossip can People Association end. Previews of the men's High in the mid 30s. North- they have received over the will be sponsoring "An and women's basketball west winds about 10 mph. last week on the Super In- contests in Columbus and African Cultural Evening" Friday night, clear. Low in formation Highway on the the hockey team's exploits this weekend, Sunday from the upper teens. Saturday, opinion pages. at home can be found in a 6 to 9 p.m. partly cloudy. High 40 to 4s! •■Page 2. • Page 4. special section. » Page 10. The Page Editorial The BG News page two Friday, March 11. 1994 The BG News On,P*nt.Par't "A Commitment to Excellence' 1 READ IT Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor 7po.
Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor
Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor E.A.R.tothe Ground... AXlinted: Entertainers for upcoming BG 24 News VvTelethon. Must raise operational costs after major blow-off by power-abusing ACGFA tunnel-v- isionaries. Have already booked headline act: AC- GFA committee members, who will repeat song-and- Our info-highway roadkill dance number performed to explain outrageous fund allocation process. Reply to BG 24 News center, now So we had company over yes- Seriously, the TV critics out located on sidewalk in front of West Hall. terday. Toby Klinger and Dawn there wouldn't know good TV if it We at E.A.R. to the Ground think ACGFA policy Blackford from WBGU 88.1 FM walked up to 'em and kicked 'em needs to be seriously re-thunk. Cutting a first-string dropped by, and this of course in the butt. University player like WBGU-TV hasbonehead move led to a two hour sing-a-long to the soundtrack of Jesus Christ Summer Lovin' In Bowling written all over it. The station has gained our campus Superstar. Well, how could it not? Green. national recognition. On the other hand, what the And the adventure continued So we read that the Klan is hell is ACGFA? over at Toby's around 3:30 am., coming to town in June. Too bad We advocate dropping the demon criterion four where he proceeded to show us they aren't coming in August for and all the slap-happy committee members who sup- every 45 rpm record that he had the Tractor Pull. That would be port it. an interesting visual. accumulated over the course of Sam 0 Mike his life. Look'. Madness - Our & Think about it. The Roar of the *** House. In its picture sleeve, no Melendez Cook Monster Trucks! Fascists in less. Not many people have this. Funny Cars! We're turning Bowl- A local Girl Scout leader asked E.A.R. to spotlight Look! Quiet Riot... ing Green into a giant mud pit, some over-grown (University?) adolescent(s) whose Toby was armed with a bowl- whitey! ing pin, so we really couldn't The Roar of the Monster Trucks! Fascists in immaturity went beyond reproach. It seems she ad- Seriously, they're going to be vertised for cookie orders in the News. Heartless leave. And we also got to met To- Funny Cars! We're turning Bowling Green by's dog (Judas). holding a little rally at the pranksters called the number and placed 100 bogus Around 5 a.m. we realized that into a giant mud pit, whitey! courthouse, and BG taxpayers orders. Consequently, they ruined the girls' money- maybe this time would have been are paying for the security. We raising efforts and any chance for an intended trip. better spent writing our column, find it irritating now, but it will The culprits think they're funny. The gang at which was due in a few hours. give us a Column Idea for one of E.A.R. Central - and everyone with decency -- think So we're at the office now, and Also, Cat would like to point out pus in nothing but jock straps our Summer Columns. they suck. the only thing we can come up her boyfriend (Mark) dropped and Reeboks, all in the name of with is to reproduce in type the her the other night. On the phone, charity. • *• roadkill we found laying on the no less. So, gentlemen, if you And you can buy advertising Let's play ball! Sam and Mike Super Information want to be her Rebound Guy, we space on their bods for two dol- OK, The News is officially See Kimberly Mays. See Kimberly get switched at Highway and make some gossip- can set it up through the Super lars. We did. 'Read Sam and Mike challenging The Sentinel-Tribune birth. See Kimberly fight in court to stay with her seeking phone calls. With that, Highway. Every Friday.' On the Fellow's to a game of Softball. Any field, ladies and gentlemen, news from right cheek. Give him a call at any time, let's go. Why not? Bring guardian daddy. See Kimberly win. See Kimberly HALFTEvIE. 372-8658 if you want to get in- then run away from guardian daddy and live at the lunatic fringe... your mitts and your weird front Olscamp replacement gossip. We're only halfway done? You volved. page feature stories with mon- want more? Uh, it seems the lun- YMCA. See Kimberly now move in with natural par- Column contributors Kris and ster size headlines, and we'll play atic wonk vote was a factor in the ents she totally rejected. See Kimberly's big, fat Cat report the word on the some ball. growing pains make heads spin at E.A.R. to the streets of Toledo is UT Prez USG senate races, as almost O Canada, Oh, #$©?%.. everyone at this paper got a Ground. Frank Horton is aggressively At the last home hockey game You know Rick Hackbarth will write-in vote, with Kirk 'The pursuing Olscamp's job. of the year, tradition mandates be throwing some chin music. **• So we did some 'research.' Be- Chief Pavelich andMike 'Fuzzy' t hat resident Canuck and Uni- And if we're needed, the combin- Zawacki tying for first. cause we're journalists. Yes, we versity President Paul Olscamp ation of Mike pitching and Sam A 32 cent stamp? A carrier pigeon and some bird are. Unnamed Sam and Mike show up to sing the Canadian catching has NEVER been sources report the UT Board of national anthem. According to defeated. Just ask the College seed would be cheaper! Trustees built him a new house Richard Zeller Update. We just got the results of the several sources in attendance, Republicans. by tunneling student funds Olscamp forgot the words. through the Alumni Association. new USG election day exit poll. According to Zeller, Matt Fair is Does anybody know if Horton The BG News Staff Big scandal. Other sources re- sings? NEXT WEEK: port he has a big 'entertainment the new USG president. Just kid- People are artificially turning ding, big guy. allowance.' Conan rocks, OK? shades of pink and orange in photo editor Ross Wcilzncr Ilmin Big scandals, the Board Listen. What's the deal with all preparation for our Spring Break assistant photo editor Nathan Wallace of Trustees just throwing money Jocks In Jocks. this negative press our boy Preview Column. Subject to sports editor Mark DcCham and cars and houses at him... So we've got a press release in Conan O'Brien is getting? He's change if something really inter- assistant sports editor Randy Seller sounds like Horton would fit front of us from our WFAL-AM great! Don't you people get It? esting happens in College Town, assistant sports editor Mike Kazimorc right in. He also seems to have buddiesGleck the Space Monkey Don't you know what good enter- but we doubt it. the same Olscamp brain damage, and The Friendly Fellow. On Insider managing editor Joe Peiffcr tainment is? The talking NBC Sam Melendez and Mike Cook as he kept UT open when it was Wednesday 3/16 at 5:30 PM these are columnists for The BG special projects editor Dawn Keller peacock! Alien Corner! In the -57 degrees. two are going to run across cam- Year 2000! [email protected]. assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum copy chief Meridith McCracken
* The BG News Editorial Office What do you think of the current state of USG and did
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Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in ^ this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. n I didn't vote. I don't know much I voted. It's good that the stu- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the studen I voted. I think they do a pretty I voted. Things have to be done about it. They need to publicize dents have a say in what goes on body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in good job at representing the stu- in there. I'm going In there with shit kickers on and plan to leave more about it. I didn't know when at the University. columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG dents. Greg Vannier with them dirty. USG has to be or where to vote. Cameron Underdown News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 Junior realistic and not talk about park- Julie Potter Sophomore words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and ing garages. Sophomore University affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit Brian J. D'Aurelio any and all letters. Sophomore Newly elected USG Senator The BG News Editorial Friday, March 11, 1994 page three ACROSS THE NATION Victim points finger at Beartrack bought some, officers said. killers "He knew he was in trouble," TULSA. Okla It looked like said his uncle George Humming- one of those cases that are nearly bird. "He was sharp enough to be impossible to solve - the appar- aware of the situation after he got ently random shooting of a young into it. How many people would hitchhiker. ever think to write the tag num- But the first police officer on ber on their arm?" the scene Friday noticed a cryp- tic mix of letters and numbers on Donald li<-artrack Jr."s bloody MarchITHREE 1 1 19 9 4 arm - DER-3S2 - written once in Guns' singer accused of ink and again with a marker. A lock combination? "Maybe beating some kind of ritual symbol, like LOS ANGELES -- Axl Rose's Taking a dip devil worship?" wondered Sher- ex-wife says he punched, slap- ped, kicked and gagged her. ~r~r if iff Gerald Coleman. "There was all kinds of speculation." Erin Everly also claims in a mm w* On a hunch, authorities lawsuit that she passed out after LiX 11 searched Oklahoma motor vehi- one beating and woke up in a hos- cle records. They found a match. pital to learn she had been injec- And by the next day, three men ted with heroin and cocaine and were under arrest in the slaying. gone into cardiac arrest. Investigators said DER 352 was Rose forced her several times the license number of the car that to have sex and claimed to be "in M picked up Beartrack. The touch with spirit and extraterres- 17-year-old apparently realized trial beings," the former Mrs. he was in danger and scrawled Rose said. DER -352 on his arm just before Rose, lead singer for the rock he was shot twice in the head at band Guns 'N" Roses, wouldn't close range. comment on the lawsuit filed The arrests would have been Monday. Neither he nor his law- nearly impossible without what yers had seen it, said Bryn Bri- mfifii amounted to a tale told by a dead denthal, a spokeswoman for the 0^^^ "7 "7 ft •*' man, the sheriff said. band's label, Geffen Records. "In 28 years, this is the first Rose, 32, and Everly, 28, mar- a time I've ever seen anything like ried in 1990 and separated in this," Coleman said. 1991. Police said it appears that Everly is seeking unspecified sir cSro * m Beartrack - a quiet, lanky, compensation for injuries, pain 6-foot-4 basketball player at an and suffering, along with puni- Indian boarding school - was on tive damages. his way to his mother's home in 1 Talequah when he was picked up by the three men. They stopped Compiledfrom staff and wire at least three times for beer, and reports. .',5835! r V«i R Top Singles Top Albums Weekly charts for the Weekly charts for the nation's best-selling nation's best-selling singles as they appear albums as they appear in next week's issue of in next week's issue of Billboard magazine. Billboard magazine. Reprinted with Reprinted with permission. Platinum permission. signifies more than 1 1. Toni Braxton, Toni million copies sold. Braxton (Laface) AP Pholo/Ky«n Ki-miori Platinum. 1. The Sign, Ace of Base Some fans take advantage or a local hot tub promotion as they soak Yankees in Grapefruit League action in West Palm Beach, Fla. 2. The Sign, Ace of Base up the sun watching the Montreal Expos take on the New York Wednesday. (Arista) (Arista) Platinum. 2. The Power of Love, 3. 12 Play, R. Kelly Celine Dion (Music) (Jive) Platinum. 3. Without You-Never 4. The Colour of My Forget You, Mariah Love," Celine Dion ACROSS THE STATE Carey (Columbia) (Music) Platinum. 4. Whatta Man. Salt-N- 5. Musk Box, Mariah Father suing over son's son's attorney, Willard Bartel. menacing and sentenced Feb. 3 to Gray is being tried in Hamilton "We anticipate naming additional a $1,000 fine-- which was sus- County Common Pleas Court on Pepa featuring En Carey (Columbia) death defendants once that is com- pended - and six months in jail. two counts of felonious sexual Vogue (Next Plateau- Platinum. CHARDON, Ohio - The father pleted." He was also placed on six months penetration. London) 6. The Bodyguard of a 14-year-old boy killed when a Bartel said there is evidence probation and ordered to have no 5. Bump N* Grind, R. Soundtrack (Arista) swimming pool roof collapsed that the roof was cracked prior to contact with Kashner or area Defense lawyer Raul Tellez has sued the apartment building's the collapse. schools. said the woman could not have Kelly (Jive) Platinum. owners and operators for $6 mil- "We definitely feel that this is Kashner said Waybright, who known what happened while she 6. So Much In Love, All- 7. August & Everything lion. some thing that could have been was apparently angry over the was passed out. 4-One (Blitzz) After, Counting Crows Rickey L. Wilson, father of prevented," Bartel said. discipline of his son, said he had a The woman suffers from con- 7. Now and Forever, (Geffen) Platinum. Rickey L. Wilson Jr., filed the gun and was willing to use it. version hysteria, which causes Richard Marx (Capitol) 8. Doggy Style, Snoop wrongful death suit Tuesday in Principal has no fear Kashner said he never saw a physical reactions such as faint- Geauga County Common Pleas weapon. ing in response to personal con- 8. Breathe Again, Toni Doggy Dogg (Death Court against Middlefield Village from threat Kashner said he did not notify flicts, said Heather Russell, a Braxton (Laface) Row-Inter scope) Apartments, Rivco Realty Man- WARREN, Ohio - The principal parents of the incident because Hamilton County assistant pros- 9. Gin and Juice, Snoop Platinum. agement Co. of Cleveland and of an elementary school told a lie didn't want to cause unneces- ecutor. Doggy Dogg (Death 9. Very Necessary, Salt- Herbert Luxenberg of Burton. Parent-Teacher Organization sary alarm. Row) N-Pepa (Next Plateau) A woman who answered the meeting there is little to fear The woman fainted Wednesday telephone at Rivco Realty said no from a man who threatened to Talk dirty tome after telling the jury: "I heard 10. Because of Love, Platinum. one was available for comment shoot him. CINCINNATI -- A woman who him smack his lips." Janet Jackson (Virgin) 10. The Cross of Wednesday. She hung up before a Parents at Tuesday night's alleges she was sexually assaul- Changes, Enigma. reporter was able to leave a mes- meeting asked for increased se- ted after a neighbor whispered The jury of seven women and sage. Calls to Luxenburg were curity at Hartford Elementary words that cause her to faint - five men stared at the witness, unanswered. School. But Principal Ken Kash- including the word "sex" - glanced around nervously but There is no listing for Middle- ner said the man who threatened passed out four times while tes- otherwise did not react. AZA«AXQ AZA-AXJ2 AZA-AXJ1 AZA-AXQ field Village Apartments, a direc- him last month has been given a t ifying against the defendant. The woman had given the court tory assistance operator said. six-month jail sentence and Testifying for a second day a list of 26 words she said cause AI.rilA CHI OMEGA • ALPHA XI DELTA The suit alleges poor mainte- ordered to stay away from area Wednesday, the 39-year-old her to faint. Judge Thomas Crush JAMACLM ME CRAZY nance of the roof allowed it to col- schools. woman said she collapses when read the list to the jury. lapse under heavy snow. The boy "This is a dead issue," Kashner she hears the word "sex" or 25 Melissa & Kill Katie & Bob was getting out of the pool on Jan. said. "I got him outside the build- other words, most of them sexual. The list includes the words Il- Iifni St Todd Jen & Jen- 18,1994, when it caved in under ing and when he went home in his legitimate, sex, anorexia, heter- Mary & Mike Jenny & Ryan 16 inches of snow. car the threat ended." She accused William Gray, 42, osexual, homosexual, vasectomy Km in & Joson Tracy A Chad An investigation by Middle- The man was arrested the next a neighbor in the Cincinnati and incest. Kara St John Ertn& Brad field police and Geauga County day. apartment building where she Cheryl & Rick Stephanie & Anthony Compiledfrom staff and wire Jill & Boom-Boom Menclnl Danielle & Jamcy building officials last month "He is not allowed to set foot in lived, of assaulting her last April Emily & Dave failed to determine why the roof any building in this school after she fainted. reports. Susie & Matt collapsed and no criminal char- system," Kashner said. "I don't Mariuia & Chris Susan & Shane ges were filed. Heather St Brian Christian & Brent think he'll be back." Sherrle & Scan Rachel & Marc "Right now we want to conduct John Waybright of Farmdale IleaLher \ Dan Tara & Jason our own investigation," said Wil- was convicted of aggravated Bekah& Mow. Tiffany & Andy * AOITS & /fe^ Hoi Tamule Howskl & Tricia & David Ilmly Building Bubba Kim & Gary Friday and Saturday Hoolu Hyde St Bahama Bergman Katy St Todd Tiffany St Fish and Corky Christen & Scott Count down to Spring Break Karen & Tony Sliiumiiii St Kevin Shomlzerft Hootch Christy & Jerry Grab-a-Dale MeredlUi & Johnathon Krn.ni & Eric Knchclle St Scolt Shady's Lady & G-Money MlndyA Chuck Kathy & Bob Marley pre sen Is: JodiS Pat Cram & David Lettennan Meet dyour house Saturday Julie & Man: Jill & Matt Martha St SCOT Melanie & Ryan TOM HANKS Mil, RYAN March 12h at 7:30 pn &loak for Driana & Cool Guy #1 Carrie & Paul Slocie St Cool Guy #fc Betsy & Adam more info, come aressed for a Jen & Dave Kenee & Darren Kcbeccu * Dennis Amanda & Mike SLEEPLESS Strawberry & Dalla Jana & Eric Hot time! Darlcne & .James Jody & Josh I\ SEATTLE Crystal (iayle & Vlnnle Vurncs Connie & Jimmy CluTe Kylce & Joe I Vaniiii & Sean «dSL*i I., IT in & I till Michelle 8t John IPG .... MBMfHjE fljjv to Me&H y Gall & Date Leslie & Dan Shannon & Kevin » ShonnaK Mike Stacey & Dave Three showings: ,«^v «.; Emily & Jeff CoffeyBean& » Nicole & Eric Goffey Grinder » 8p.m. 10p.m. midnight » 210 MSC » 0 THE ARK BAND » $1.50 admission » MARCH 11, 19M Campus The BG News page four Friday, March 11, 1994 Council resolves to Disappointing finish revise rush process by Sharon Turco city editor Council two years ago which who traditionally wear matching stated houses were no longer outfits are now being asked to Panhellenlc Council voted permitted to decorate the out- make the party more casual. Tuesday night to make changes side. Chapters are also no longer in women's Fall Rush after a to have skits or an individual Panhellenic Council members council-appointed task force e- theme for First Parties. said they initiated many «r the valuated the process and made Panhellenic Council, in an changes in hopes that women recommendations that would effort to unify the greek commu- would spend less time on the place a larger emphasis on superficial aspect of rush such as leadership and scholarship. decorations and clothing, and "Sororities are for leadership "Sororities are for concentrate more on the quality and scholarship, not just for fun leadership and of the women rushing. and games," Ginger Bowerman, "Active members are still Panhellenic Council president, scholarship, not just spending the same amount of said. "We're rushing people and for fun and games. time with rushecs, but now we we want them to like us for us." feel there will be more conversa- The first major change Panhcl- We're rushing people tion," Keck said lenic Council instilled was that and we want them to open houses, traditionally the The task force that suggested first day of rush, have been ex- like us for us." these changes was made up of tended to two days. First, Second Ginger Bowerman, women from various chapters and the Preference Parties will who were appointed by the coun- each last one day. Panhellenic Council cil. The task force met for six Another recommendation sug- president consecutive weeks and discussed gested by the task force is to different issues concerning rush wear unified T-shirts during the nity, has delegated First Parties at each session. two days of open houses. as Chapter theme day. "For open houses, everyone "We want to make rush more "The rush task force was basi- will wear the same shirt except casual," Keck said."By making cally set up to evaluate the entire that rushecs and active members the whole process more casual process of rush, and make sug- will wear different colors," Jen- we hope to make rush less stress- gestions on how to impove it," nifer Keck, vice president of ful for everyone." Bowerman said. "Our main CCKI! rush, said. In the past, preference parties is to improve rush numbers." Sororities will no longer be liave been called formal desserts able to decorate the insides of and women dress up for the oc- But higher rush numbers were their houses. This is an extension casion. Next year the day will be not the only reason for t la- of the rules made by Panhellenic much more casual. Sororities changes. Ilowerman added. Culture to be explored
Tk« BG Ncwi/Roti Wcltmer Program covers diverse African traditions USG senator Matt Fair watches Thursday morning as the tabulations for USG president are returned. by Melissa Llpowskl stereotypical or negative atti- the economy in various African Fair and his running mate Joe Woods amassed 422 votes, placing them in third place. News staff writer tudes about Africa, we hope countries, she said. that this will be one way to rid Ayitter has written a number "Education will never become As a means of exploring the the typical myths," Boheme of books and has made many as expensive as ignorance." - many cultural traditions in said. guest appearances on CNN, she - Anonymous Africa, the African People's said. On his latest appearance, 1. Help! I'm feeling "over- Association Because Africa is a huge he spoke on the situation in loaded" with my class load! Is will be spon- continent comprised of a varie- Somalia there still t line to drop a class? soring "An ty of ethnic groups, cultures Dear Overloaded Socket: African Cul- and different perspectives on In addition, the African Peo You're in luck! The deadline to tural Even- life and politics, it is important pie's Association will present BGSkUAnswers to important student questions withdraw/pass is this Friday, ing" this that people learn to recognize an African fashion show, in March 11 (if you are currently the Office of Registration and are responsible for knowing what weekend. this diversity, she said. which members and those affi- passing). You must get permis- The event, Records. Please pick up only requirements must be fulfilled to Those who are invited to par- liated with the organization sion from both the professor and ONE as some students had a hard which is complete your degree. ticipate in the program will will model styles of traditional your college office. Pick up a time getting a copy. scheduled to 4. Since I requested classes, I'- have a chance to experience African dress, as well as an art Drop/Add form at your college 3. How can I be sure that I ve decided on another major and take place traditional African cuisine exhibit which will feature the office and return it there once know about my major require- from 6 p.m. I need some classes I haven't re- from many different parts of work of African-American the professor has given you per- ments such as CPA, deadlines to to 9 p.m. on Sunday, will offer quested and don't need some the continent, provided by University students on cam- mission to withdraw. apply, prerequisite courses, etc? an opportunity for select Uni- classes I did request. What now? members and friends of the pus, she said. 2. Can you tell me when the Dear Take Charge Charlie: Dear Droppin' and Addin' An- versity students and faculty African People's Association. Although the event is only new Fall 1994/Spring 199S 1. Keep all advising materials nie: members to explore African open to those who have Schedule of Classes will be avail- heritage through cultural me- Following the dinner, George in one place. Register for those classes you received an invitation, anyone able? 2. Take a list of questions to still need, don't register for those diums, said Pamela Boheme, Ayitter, an African economist who is interested can request Dear Searching for the STAR: secretary for the African Peo- and visiting professor from your adviser. classes you don't need and add an invitation by calling Pamela Yes, I'd be delighted to. The 3. Read ail materials carefully the classes you want during Pre- ple's Association. American University in Wash- Boheme at 352-3190 or Foster booklets will be available on "Because many people have ington D.C., will speak about (i.e., catalog, college handbook, ferred Open Registration April Amey at 352-7858. March 24, in the residence halls, check sheets). 13 to 15 (see page 60 of your Off-Campus Student Center and Remember, however, that you Schedule of Classes). DNA Continued from page t. the lab would probably take about one year. After that, it Discover the contact lenses ing developed by the FBI Labora- would take two to three years to tory. implement the first DNA testing. LSAT LSAT LSAT CODIS development, the new Although DNA profiling labs with a difference... national identification index, is are very expensive, the state proceeding as a pilot program. would appropriate funds for the LSAT LSAT LSAT There are 13 state and local en- Ohio lab. Ash said. forcement DNA labs participat- "DNA is as important as fing- ing in the CODIS pilot program. erprinting to law enforcement. Some of the states include Flor- It's exciting to see the outcome," The date to start your FUTURE ida, Minnesota and Virginia Ash said. is almost PAST. If Ohio was to acquire a DNA The first case the FBI solved lab, it would be built in London, by using forensic DNA profiling Ohio where the Bureau of Crimi- occurred in Minnesota in 1991 to nal Investigations (BCD is lo- convict a murderer/rapist, ac- Classes start on campus Monday cated, Ash said. cording to the U.S. Dept. of Jus- after break. Ash said the construction of tice.
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Prosecutors continue getting counseling, their grandmother, Court judge dismissed a murder had no legal basis to prove that a which she has received for three byTaraStubbs charge against a 12-year-old girl 3-year-old could form criminal years, said the girl's lawyer, 'Hie girl and the toddler were News staff writer who said she was involved in the intent to commit murder, he said. Terry Weber. left alone in the apartment's drowning death of her baby The rulings made a scheduled kitchen before a 13-year-old Two local schools will receive $25,008 grants during the next cousin 10 years ago Thursday. "The motivations that the court hearing Friday unni uncle found the boy, police said. five years from the Ohio Department of Education. Judge Sylvia Hendon approved prosecutors had and that the sary. The death had been ruled acci- Both Crim Elementary in Bowling Green and Portage Elemen- a joint request by Hamilton police had were good, but that's "I'm glad it's over," said dental. tary in Portage were recipients of the state's new venture capi- County prosecutors and the girl's not the way to go about getting Weber, who added thai thi tal grants for school improvement. lawyer to dismiss the charge. her treatment," Deters said. had been withdrawn and quiet Police charged the girl Feb. 26 The Ohio Department of Education announced the 168 public "These people are not social since she was charged after she told her foster mother schools that will receive a grant Feb. 28. The total of the grant is The judge also ordered the workers the prosecutors or the that she drowned the boy. The $25,000, which the schools will receive over the next five years. arrest record of the girl perma- police. Their jobs are to put peo The girl was three years old girl was held overnight in a de- "I am convinced Ohio's venture schools can spark - and most nently sealed and expunged from pie in jail." when her 10-month-old cousin, tention center until the judge importantly, sustain - long-term improvements in their computer records. The girl, whom authorities Lamar Howell, drowned on July ordered her release schools," said Ted Sanders, superintendent of public instruction, "Their efforts, I hope, will be watched and repeated statewide and nationwide." The education department announced Feb. 28 that 168 public Plane's Police officer prevails in schools would receive the grants. To qualify for the award, venture schools had to document support for their improvement plan from their building staff, board of education and community. swerve job discrimination suit Sanders said applying for the venture capital grant required many school leaders to work hard at listening to everyone's needs. He said it made applicants visualize what education could raises The Associated Press pay and $150,000 for mental pain. er will have to go through be and turn that information into a very purposeful, measurable anguish and loss of professional what Joe went through to get plan. CLEVELAND - A federal jury reputation what in deserved - his stripes." By June 1993,1,800 of Ohio's 3,749 schools were nominated for queries lias awarded a Cleveland police i...-' yeai ury could not Paskvan is a detective in the the venture capital grants. Of these, 767 buildings submitted officer $200,000, after deciding reach a unanimous decision on auto-theft unit. written applications by the deadline at the end of October 1993. city officials refused to promote Paskvan'S discrimination suit, During his trial, he accused During the last two months of 1993, educational leaders across The Associated Press him because he is white. ;uid Manos ordered a new trial community groups, public offi- the state selected the first group of 195 scliools to be inter- Lawyers for Joseph Paskvan "We think the jury verdict and the media of creating a viewed in January 1994. Of these, 168 won immediate funding. COLUMBUS » An in had argued he was denied a pro- sends a message to the city that lly charged atmosphere The remaining 27 will receive technical support from depart- vestigation continued motion to sergeant in 1988 be- they can't play racial politics prompting city officials to deny ment staff before receiving their funding. Thursday into whether a cause of his race. with a police officer's pn his promotion. A second round of 119 venture schools will be announced by snowstorm was to blame The jury deliberated for about tion," said Edward Kramt r, Kramer said he would file a summer. for a plane skidding off a three hours Wednesday before Paskvan'S lawyer. "We hope this motion within two weeks. runway. awarding Paskvan $50,000 in lost will ensure that no other police None of the 69 people on board American Airlines flight 1498 from Dallas was Display honors injured in Wednesday Wood Lane seeks help night's accident at Port Columbus International Airport. popular culture The 64 passengers and with Special Olympics five crew members on by Matthew Freler understanding issues. It is a board the MD80 were eva- News staff writer wonderful resource for students by James Carpenter Between 60 to 80 volunteers cuated through the back of About 180 athletes are expect- to have," said Dennis East, asso- News contributing writer are needed this spring, she said. the plane and taken to the ed to participate this spring In A group of invited supporters ciate dean of the popular culture terminal on buses, said various sports including how lint:, Ihc organization is looking for and guests will gather today at a library. Wood Lane School is seeking individual volunteers as well as John Hotard, spokesman tennis, soccer. Hack and field, reception in the popular culture "The number of people that student volunteers to assist or volleyball and gymnastics, Cle- group assistance. library to celebrate the library's come into the library indicates for American in Ft. Worth coach Wood County Special He said the cause of the ments said. "People helping in ongoing 25 years in operation. that they are eager to use the re- Olympics this spring. Bowling begins with an onen- accident was likely ice and programs are more individu- A special display will comme- sources," Scott said. slush on the runway. ration meeting Tuesday and ends alized," Clements said. "Special morate the library's anniversary The library has a collection in April. The other spring events Mort Edelstein, a The school, 11160 E. Gypsy Olympics' events are more as well as Women's History that includes close to 100,000 begin in mid April and will con- spokesman for the Federal Lane Road, provides training and geared toward groups." Month. books as well as movie scripts, Aviation Administration, competition in events modeled tinue through mid-June. Matt Jacobs, a senior special The display will feature things cartoon and comic strips, posters Wood County Special Olympics said an investigation was after the Olympic games for cducation/multi-handicap major, like books, posters, movie boards and postcards. people with mental retardation depend heavily on the help ol has worked with the organization and periodicals. It will be dis- under way, but the cause of University students, she said the accident likely was the or some other developmental for two years. played throughout the month, ac- It also often receives gifts weather. disability, according to Rose "At any one time, we hat cording to Alison Scott, an assis- from collectors concerned about Clements, Wood Lane volunteer people working in direct service "It's been great. The teachers tant professor who manages the preserving their material for the coordinator. positions. Of those, about 175 are are really wonderful and they library. future. 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National The BG News Friday, March 11, 1994 page seven Officials testify before jury Texas by Terence Hunt bers of conservative groups mil- defense The Associated Press led about with posters reading, "Shred No More," "Fess Up," WASHINGTON -- White House "Please, All Documents," and GOP hopes to entangle Clinton in scandal statute officials testified before a fed- "Stop the Coverup." eral grand jury about the White- The president, In New York for by John King would be vindicated of sugges- this week, the essential dy- water affair a series of appearances, com- The Associated Press tions it meddled in the in- namics for the 1994 elections doubted Thursday and plained to one audience about vestigation of an Arkansas sav- will be back in place," Wilhelm byTerrlLangford the administra- people in Washington "using ex- CLEVELAND - Entangling ings and loan at the center of said, predicting the economy tion gave In- The Associated Press treme words to characterize President Clinton in an endless the controversy. and health-care reform would vestigators an conduct or activity or positions. Whitewater controversy is the On a day the White House dominate. attache case The other politicians do it, the HOUSTON - The Wild West "great political hope" of Re- surrendered subpoenaed Early arrivals at the meeting has left a rich legacy in Texas: full of sub- media do it, always trying to publicans determined to documents to the special coun- echoed Wilhelm's views but poenaed docu- twist it like taffy to the nth de- rodeos, cowboy boots and a law undermine his agenda, the sel Investigating the case, and were noticeably uncomfortable that lets homeowners open fire ments. gree." national Democratic chairman Clinton aides testified before a talking about Whitewater. The leadoff during the night to defend their said Thursday. grand jury, Wilhelm's salvo at "It has not been high on the witnesses were "This has been a difficult day lives and property. "It Is very obvious that this Republicans appeared in part radar screen in California," The recent fatal shootings in two of Hillary for people, it's been an emotional is a political strategy that in day," White House counselor designed to convince skittish said Bill Press, the state's Houston of a Scottish busi- Rodham Clinton's senior aides: part is the pursuit of gridlock Democrats the controversy Democratic chairman. chief of staff Margaret Williams David Gergen said on CNN. "But nessman and an auto reposses- by other means," said Demo- would be calmed before this Speaking to reporters, Wil- and press secretary Lisa Caputo. I think people are very comfor- sion man have raised questions cratic National Committee November's elections. helm said Republicans had about Texas' self-defense stat- President Clinton's communica- ted by the fact that the president Chairman David Wilhelm. "If has made it very plain... that this Wilhelm conceded to some every right to raise questions ute, which lets homeowners use tions chief, Mark Gearan, also they can tie up Congress, if White House will be cooperative, frustration in party ranks over about the Clintons' in- deadly force at night even to was ready to testify. they can tie our government up Whitewater, but said it was honest, forthright and aggres- vestments and other issues in counter minor offenses like theft Seven other administration and instead of having health- disappointment that the con- officials under subpoena were al- the tangled Whitewater con- or criminal mischief. sively so. care reform and instead of troversy was taking attention troversy. But instead of doing lowed to delay their appearances. In New York, deadly force to having health-care reform we away from falling unemploy- that in a civil way, the Demo- counter property crimes can be The president was accompan- focus on Whitewater, that is in ment, improved deficit projec- cratic chairman said, Republi- The officials were subpoenaed used only to prevent an arson or ied by Bruce Lindsey, a close their political interest." tions and major 1994 policy ini- cans were launching daily at- in a probe of whether the White confidant who was among those burglary. Opening the spring DNC tiative. But his remarks also tacks "to just keep it in the House intruded improperly in subpoenaed. Another subpoen- "Compared to most states, it is meeting, Wilhelm said he did left the clear impression that mix" of media coverage. very harsh," said Robert investigations of the Clintons' in- aed aide, deputy chief of staff not believe the Whitewater terest in the failed Whitewater Harold Ickes, flew to Cleveland subpoenas served on White Schuwerk, a University of Hous- controversy would be a major House aides also had created land deal and its ties to a col- to participate in a Democratic "Let's face it they enjoy this ton Law Center professor. "Most issue in fall campaigns because some jitters. lapsed savings and loan. National Committee meeting. He a little too much," Wilhelm states take the view that prop- he predicted the White House "Once the smoke clears from "It might have looked bad," said his grand jury appearance is said. "Their cupboard is bare. erty is a much lesser issue than a White House counsel Lloyd Cut- tentatively set for next Thurs- self-defense type of issue." ler said, "but when it becomes day. "I don't think it will have much merely trying to make political About 1,000 pages of notes, let- On Jan. 7, Andrew De Vries, a clear exactly what happened in impact," he said, "but you never hay at Clinton's expense. ters, memos, phone logs and visiting businessman from Aber- those meetings, it doesn't, in my "This is not Watergate," Ickes know." The subpoenaed documents newspaper clippings related to deen, Scotland, was fatally shot view at least, I don't think it told reporters. "This is not Iran- Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, were delivered to the grand jury Whitewater were collected in a during the night by homeowner Jeffrey Agee. amounts to very much." He Contra. There is no coverup. said congressional hearings by White House deputy counsel week of searching by 400 White spoke in a taped interview on There is no stonewalling. There could begin by "the middle of Joel Klein, associate counsel House employees. Duplicates De Vries and a colleague had made up at least half of the PBS' "Charlie Rose" show. is no obstruction of justice. The May or perhaps even June first." Marvin Krislov and Chris Cerf, been out on on the town and were A dozen demonstrators who president and everyone else is Democrats are resisting the general counsel for the White packet, an administration official being driven back to their hotel described themselves as mem- cooperating. hearings, accusing the GOP of House Office of Administration. said. when they demanded to get out of the car, police said. The two started knocking on doors in Agee's upscale west Houston neighborhood. De Vries FBI investigates possible spy rang Agee's doorbell twice, hid- ing each time Agee came to the door, then jumped his backyard by Michael J. SniHen is in the foreign accounts and has assets in 11 foreign and domestic have squandered tremendous adding that he was not certain bank and brokerage accounts. amounts of money that will never fence and banged on glass doors. The Associated Press never seen any Russians give whether it was 1989 or 1991 but Agee, fearing for his family's money to Ames or his wife. Hilton also agreed to order the be recovered." believed it was the earlier date. couple to transfer up to Wiser also said, however, a poly- safety, shot De Vries. Last ALEXANDRIA, Va - The CIA The government introduced Hilton denied defense requests month, a grand jury cleared him $2,245,311 from foreign accounts to let the Ameses pay living ex- graph test was administered at knew that Aldrich Ames paid part of a nine-page letter laced because of the self-defense stat- $540,000 cash for his home and with spy jargon and seized from to court custody here so it can be penses for their 5-year-old son, the time. Government officials ute. forfeited if they are convicted. Paul, who is stavins with rela- have said Ames was polygraphed had foreign bank accounts years Ames' home that discussed the On Feb. 25, also during the before the FBI began investigat- difficulties In putting money for That's the minimum prosecutors tives and friends because the in 1991. allege the couple made in nine couple has been denied bail. night, Tommy Dean Morris was ing him as a spy for Moscow, an the Ameses in the "CS" bank. shot to death while legally trying FBI agent testified Thursday. Wiser concluded the instructions years of spying; they put the Cacheris asked Wiser if the Cacheris, suggesting Ames CIA had known when it conduct- to repossess the car of Jerry Plato Cacheris, defense attor- came from the Soviets in 1989 maximum above $2.5 million. hadn't concealed his wealth, Casey Jr., ney for Ames, a 31-year veteran and referred to Ames' account at Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark ed a background investigation of asked when the CIA knew Ames CIA officer, extracted that in- Credit Suisse bank In Switzer- Hulkower acknowledged "we Ames in 1989 that he had paid had foreign bank accounts. formation while cross-examining land. don't anticipate all the property cash for his Arlington, Va., home. "1990, 1991 or maybe 1992," FBI Special Agent Leslie Wiser Prosecutors persuaded Judge put together is ever going to "Yes sir," Wiser responded, Wiser replied. eeuiNC Jr. in federal court. 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expires j/io/y» I Expires 3/18/94 I 1080 S. Main 354-3966 The BG News fc5BN&**£*3 Memories The Falcons look to abound from title In full stride make a playoff run "Failure finishes your year. recently Ferris went into East Lansing and beat Michigan State. Ferris went Success keeps you going." to Ann Arbor and beat Michigan. That tells us all we need to know about —Head Ferris at this point in our season." coach Jerry York More important than knowing what Ferris brings into the playoff series As a member of the is knowing what the Falcons themselves will be bringing to the ice. BG CCHA, each team is played a tough five games in nine days to finish the regular season, leaving guaranteed 30 league themselves worn out by the end of the trip. A shortened bench, due to games and at least two injuries to forward Jeff Herman (strained medial collateral ligament) and playoff games. Two losses defenseman Todd Kelman (shoulder injury) and a few other players in the first round of the assorted injuries. Randy playoffs sends a team home "We've had a lot of hockey in the last week. It took a little bit more out and one loss ends a season in of us than I thought. We just didn't have any legs after the first period of Setter the later rounds. With the the Notre Dame game." Ten years. playoffs about to start, the BG has faced three senior goaltenders in their last three losses and face Ten years ago Bowling Green Falcons are ready to play another one Friday night. The Falcons launched 37 at Miami's Richard won the NCAA National Cham- until April, unless failure Shulmistra, 28 at Michigan's Steve Shields, and Notre Dame's Greg Louder, pionships on a Gino Cavallini sends them home earlier. but only came away with four goals. Craig Lisko is next in line against the goal at 7:11 of the fourth over- "Our team is capable Falcons Friday. time to beat Minnesota IXiluth, of certainly winning a "We're generating enough offense, but we should have more red lights 5-4. Ten years after the fact, CCHA Championship," with that many shots on goal," York said. "We have to be better at finishing BG's only visible reminder is a head coach Jerry York said. our chances." national championship banner York labeled Lisko as one of the premier CCHA goaltenders because of and the accomplishment painted "Nobody in the league has us on the front of the press box. intimidated. The top team, bis experience in the league. He shared the starting goaltending job with Memories still abound for many Michigan, we played almost Pat Mazzoli the last three years, but Mazzoli opted for a professional career of those who were involved or dead-even for three games in Italy before this season started. Lisko has responded with a 3.67 goals watched. and the second team, Lake allowed average and a save percentage of .888 while tallying an 11-13-1 Assistant coach Wayne Wilson State, we won our series." record. was in the thick of the action as A CCHA Championship BG responds with CCHA All-Rookie Team goaltender Bob Petrie. Petrie co-captain of the team and as a leads to a selection in the was unanimously selected after posting a 3.02 GAA and a .885 league sv. standout defenseman in the NCAA Championships, but pet., compiling a 14-8-2 record. Center Curtis Fry also made the first team league. He reminisces about the that is getting to far ahead. and defenseman Kelly Perrault was named an honorable mention selection. game and the events surrounding The Bulldogs counter with their own defensive canidate for the All- it. The first step for the "It seems like a long time ago sixth-seeded Falcons is to CCHA First Team, John Gruden when I'm in my office preparing dispatch seventh-seed "Gruden's the top defenseman we've played against this year," York for our next game," Wilson said. ^ ■* ^^s ■? Ferris State from the said. "He matches up very close to our Jeff Wells, a dominant player with "But when the guys come back ^^^^» \ \ best two-of-three skating and playmaking abilities." every fall and we start talking 4 fc^^ series at the Ice Arena The two defensemen also match up on the scoreboard. Gruden is first in about the stories, it seems like the league scoring for defensemen with 10 goals and 23 assists for 33 points. only yesterday." Wells is second at 7-25-32. Overall, they are tied at 36 points each. It's amazing that BG was even Ferris plays a tight defensive system which York described as involved in the tournament con- sidering the snubbing they ^^^HBBl^fc"-**#*«^i»"- Saturday, and Sunday if received from the 1983 tourna- "■* Our team is capable of certainly winning a CCHA ment after having more success ^ necessary. during the '83 postseason than m The Falcons Championship. Nobody in the league has us intimidated. the '84 postseason. (15-13-2) did win Head coach Jerry York __ "It was an unbelievable ac- six of ten series, completely complishment considering all the sweeping only Kent 3-0. BG did draw a tie against each Michigan and obstacles we faced," Wilson said Michigan State, but lost two questionable series to Notre Dame and Western "The year before we won the Michigan—dropping two games to both squads. conducive to playoff hockey. To offset their defensive play, York spent the CCHA Championship, but lost the The Falcons have already beaten their first round opponent Ferris State week putting together a checking line to give his top lines a breather but playoffs and didn't get the [tour- once in a best two-of-three series, winning the season series 2-1. BG won in also to wear down the Bulldog defense. Considerations for the line have nament] bid. So we were really Big Rapids 6-2, but split at home 5-2 and 3-4. included Brett Punchard, Jeff Elvin and Jamie Williams, but Kevin Seguin focused to win every game the and A.J. Plaskey were also mentioned. next season as not to miss out on While BG has slumped coming into the playoffs, losing four of their last the tournament." five, the Bulldogs have won three of their last five. Two of the wins were "We're looking for a line that can go out there, to rest our top three In 1983, BG lost the CCHA big ones, beating Michigan 6-2 and Michigan State 6-4 in their own arenas. lines, cause some havoc , not take penalties, and not get scored upon," York Playoff Championships to Michi- "Our first opponent poses a number of problems for us," York said. "*Most said. "If they do score it's a real bonus for us." gan State 4-3 after Ail-American Brian Hills was stopped by AU- American goaltender Ron Scott on a penalty shot in overtime. BG No favorites in CCHA Tournament was the regular season champion with a record of 28-8-4, but was passed over as a selection in the Best 2 of 3 at Campus Sites Joe Louis Arena, March 18-20 NCAA Tournament. CCHA playoffs March 11-13, 7 p.m. Being passed over forced the #1 team to decide their fate with Although the Michigan Wolver- OSU traditionally plays tough #1 Michigan, 24-5-1 their play on the ice instead of ines dominated the Central Col- with Lakers, but, that trend will letting the committee decide. #12 Kent State, 6-22-2 Sat. 2 p.m. legiate Hockey Association's end this season. LSSU goalten- #4 "We became a harder team, regular season, they are not the der, Blaine Lacher, has allowed #2 Lake Superior, 18-8-4 more calloused," Wilson said. favorites in the league tourney. only one goal in his last four #11 Ohio State, 6-19-5 Fri. 4 p.m. 1 "We figured we couldn't leave So if Michigan isn't the fron- games and was named this week anything up to selection commit- trunner, then who is? Lake Su- as the CCHA's best goaltender. #3 Michigan State, 27-8-5 « J tees. Instead, we had to prove perior State, Miami, Michigan LSSU in two games. #10111. Chicago, 8-20-2 Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship ourselves on the ice." State or Western Michigan - pos- Illinois-Chicago at Michigan #4 Western Mich., 18-10-2 #3 Sun. 5 p.m. Wilson saw the omission as a sibly. State disappointment for the CCHA How about BG? Yes, I said BG. Junior left wing Steve Guolla #9 Notre Dame, 9-16-5 Fri. 7:30 p.m. ' which placed only Michigan Why not? Although BG finished leads the Spartans into the #5 Miami, 17-12-1 #6 State into the tournament. But sixth in the regular season, they playoffs. Guolla has 23 points Sal. 5 p.m. with BG's continued success the played the upper-echelon teams (5-18) in the last 13 games to #8 Alaska Fairbanks, 7-5* next season, the committee was in the CCHA very well (exclud- raise his season total to 59 points #6 Bowling Green, 25-23-2 #2 awakened to the fact that the ing MSi;) this season. (18-41). UIC, the league's second CCHA was becoming a competi- They played Michigan - most penalized team, has no #7 Ferris State, 22-27-2 * Record vs. CCHA teams tive league on a national basis. ranked second in the country chance against MSU. MSU in two "Today, we are a premier this week - as tough as one can straight. league," Wilson said. "Lots of without winning. BG tied the Notre Dame at Western Michi- teams could win a championship Wolverines 5-5 early this season gan from this league depending on Thank you Gwozdecky and then lost two consecutive Maybe one of the first round how they do in the playoff stretch one-goal decisions in Ann Arbor, upsets. Notre Dame, playing ar- drive. Michigan has tremendous Mich. guably Its best hockey of the Thank you dear coach George league's top offensive jugger- chances, as do Michigan State, year, MU was the CCHA champs BG won their season series season, might knock the Broncos Gwozdecky of Miami. Thank you naut at 6.03 goals per game. Western Michigan, Miami and with a league record of 22-3-5. against LSSU and Miami and tied out of the tourney early. WMU is from the bottom of my Brown Fedorchuk had five more goals They had first team All-League us." their series with WMU. looking to erase the memories of and Orange heart. I thank you for This year's team is not quite than the top two BG goal scorers performers Brian Savage and "Our team is certainly capable two straight first round series accepting defeat at the hands of combined. Don Lester, a defese- Joe Cook along with honorable the team the 1983-84 one was. In- of winning a CCHA champion- losses in their own building. The the Nanooks of Alaska Fairbanks. stead, Wilson sees a comparison men, had 24 more points than mention recipient Chris Ber- ship," Falcon head coach Jerry Irish are led by center Jamie With the Falcon tailspin at the Brian Holzinger, the Falcons top geron. between the team and the 1982-83 York said. "Nobody in the league Ung and CCHA offensive player end of the year, losing their last scoring forward. Coach Gwozdecky, these squad. has us intimidated." of the week Tim Herberts. Her- three games, I feared that BG The enjoyment of covering players are gone, they no longer "We had a young team with What makes this year's tour- berts had three goals and an as- would face the Nanooks for a Falcon hockey was quickly going wear the red and white Redskin great leadership and eight ney so different is its openness. sist in two Irish wins last week- second time. The second time to be a figment of the past But sweater. Henceforth, your team freshmen," Wilson said. "We had "It's not like the past where end. With their perfected clutch would have been the same as the then out of the hilly depths of is not as good. dynamic captains in George you have to avoid certain teams and grab system, the Broncos first, two quick and easy UAF southwestern Ohio via Wisconsin A 27 win season has been fol- McPhee and Brian MacClellan. because they're so much better will pull out a series victory 2-1. victories. University came the honorable lowed by a 19 win 14 loss cam- This year's team has a similar than you are," York said. "We Alaska-Fairbanks at Miami UAF strolled off the 15-hour but arrogant coach Gwozdecky. paign and a fifth-place finish. leadership situation with Brian have a legitimate chance to make One of the more interesting flight from Fairbanks and poun- Miami finished ahead of BG in This is not the same MU team Holzinger, Jeff Wells, Sean a run." first round series. UAF, college ded the Falcon defense to the the CCHA standings, 35 points to that mustered a split against the Pronger and Todd Relrden." The weekend match -ups are: hockey's highest scoring team, tune of 14 goals in two games. I 32. Gwozdecky had the option of Nanooks. He considers the national Kent at Michigan should present the defensive- watched in amazement as a con- selecting UAF or Ferris State. It Gwozdecky didn't choose Fer- championship as a great accom- Kent hasn't scored a goal since minded Redskins some opening tinuous barage of Nanooks stor- was the 23-11-1 Nanooks or the ris State. The Bulldogs finished plishment among the many that they were in BG two weeks ago. round headaches. Dean Fedor- med in front of the BG goal. 13-22-1 muzzled Bulldogs of FSU. the year with a 12-17-1 league re- have occurred in Falcon hockey They'll probably score against chuck is the Nancoks' biggest To my surprise and joy he was cord. FSU won the season series and in Falcon athletics. But he the Wolverines, but not enough. weapon. Fedorchuck leads the Fedorchuk, Macmillan, Lester leaning to play UAF before the against MU two games to one. would not call it the greatest Michigan, behind Brian Wise- nation in goals with 40 and total and Eckel were their names and CCHA regular season finished. This doesn't warrant passing on moment In Falcon athletic histo- man, David Oliver and Mike points with 71. For the Redskins, goal scoring was their mission Gwoz', as us CCHA insiders them for a superior UAF team. ry. Knuble will score early and goaltender Richard Shulmistra and they accepted graciously. It call him, why pick the Nanooks? The Redskin headman may "It's one of the greatest as far often. Michigan in two blowouts. and defenseman Bobby Marshall became obvious the Brown and The Redskins have not played have tried to use a win over a as hockey is concerned," Wilson Orange didn't have the type of UAF this year but split a pair of Ohio State al Lake Superior See No favorite*, page fifteen. See Thank you, page fifteen. said. State defensive play that could stop the games with them last year. Last March 11, 1994 Special Championship Section The BG News The Falcon basketball teams Fast move to the semifinals of the Break MAC Tournament
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Miami 65 Toledo 73 Mid-American Mid-American at Muncie, IN BSU(4) Conference Conference at Kent, OH Ball State 80 Tournament Tournament Kent 74 at Columbus, OH Western Michigan 56 Ball State 67
at Athena, OH OU(1) at Bowling
Ohio 87 Bowling Green 78
Eastern Michigan 60 Western Michigan 76
Miami (3) at Athens, OH
Ohio 71 at Columbus, OH Kent 58 Central Michigan 71 Men's Bracket at Bowling Green, OH BG(2) Women's Bracket at Toledo, OH
Bowling Green 68 Toledo 74 Upset-minded KSU to face BG Ohio favored by Marty Fuller moves on to the final game to BG (24-3 overall, 17-1 in the match -- the results were the News sports writer face the winner of the Western MAC) has knocked off Kent State same. Scott claimed sole owner- Michigan-Toledo contest. (20-7 overall, 12-6 in conference ship of the KSU squad by tallying After putting an end to Ball This is the second season in a play) twice this year in regular a team-high 20 points and grab- to win tourney State's season Tuesday, the row that the BG club will travel season contests, and trounced bing 10 boards. Lori Albers also women's basketball team will south for the MAC Tournament. them in last year's tournament. snared 10 rebounds as the Fal- look to terminate the Kent Gold- Last year's tour was extremely In their first confrontation, BG cons shaded the Flashes 102-92. by Rusty Miller en Flashes from further play. succesful as the women took senior Talita Scott out-flashed BG coach Jaci Clark knows her The Associated Press The BG club will be at Battellc home the trophy and advanced to Kent State. Scott poured in 26 team will have to stay sharp in Hall in Columbus today to collide the NCAA tournament. points and snagged 12 rebounds order to beat Kent for the fourth COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio University has history and Gary with the Flashes in the semifinals The Falcons, ranked 25th to lead the Falcons to a 108-91 consecutive time. Trent on its side of the court. The Mid-American Conference is of the Mid-American Conference nationally by the Associated victory. "I think we realize the situation hoping to just have paying customers on all sides of the court at Tournament. Press, will look to repeat last One month later these two we're in," she said. "We're al- this week's league tournament. The winner of the 2:30 contest season's showing. MAC foes met in Kent for a re- ways talking about having an ex- The Bobcats, regular season champions of the MAC, enter perienced team. We've been in Friday night's semifinals at Battelle Hall as the top-seeded this position before." team. In the previous 14 MAC tournaments, the top regular- Scon, a first team All-MAC season champion has gone on to win the tournament title 10 selection, and Albers, a second times. team All-MAC pick, are both Ohio U., 23-7 and on an 11-game winning tear, will attempt to coming off of good first round become the 11th champ to back up their title when it takes on games against Ball State. fourth-seeded Ball State (16-11) in the first semifinal at 6 p.m. Entering today's tournament Third-seeded Miami of Ohio (18-9) takes on second-seeded Bowl- contest, Scott was in the third ing Green (18-9) In the 8:30 p.m. nightcap. spot of the BG career scoring The winners come back for a brunch special at 11:40 a.m. on race with 1,374 points while Al- ESPN Saturday, with the champion assured of a spot in the bers is right behind her in the NCAA's 64-team field. number four spot with 1,365 On the court, Ohio U. has looked invincible since roaring out of WANTED markers. the pack to take command. Trent, who led the MAC in both scor- Neither Scott nor Albers are ing (25.7) and rebounding (11.7), has played like a man on a mis- worried about the scoring race sion down the stretch. Reward: Help Prevent Child Abuse though. The senior duo is much more concerned with pitching a "If we're playing 100 percent and another team's playing 100 third strike to the Flashes and percent, we should still win the tournament," the 6-foot-7 soph- knocking them out of the tour- omore said. "We have a talented team and a great coaching staff Roommates nament. and everything's falling in place." Friends Girlfriends Boyfriends —', - ©■- Anyone You Can R™' ^ti^ r\ r\ <"*' UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Think 01... BHE3 SAVE SOME GREEN SALE 20% OFF GENERAL READING BOOKS KAPPA DELTA Jail -n- Bail Textbooks and already discounted best sellers excluded. Saturday, March 12,1994 Shamrock Project March 14 Return this ticket and $1 to MSC all week between 9 & 5 or mail to the KD house. — to 17,1994 — Arrestee Your Name Happy St. Patrick's Day
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March 11, 1994 Special Championship Action The BG News Larranaga leads BG to success Coach enjoying best season ever by MlkeKazimore great year, which just makes It's like everybody knows what assistant sixjrts editor this year more satisfying," everybody else is going to do Larranaga said. "The league out there." After being involved in race was really exciting with "I think that Jim has done a coaching for more than 20 four teams winning at least 10 great job with his team all year years, Jim Larranaga is cur- games inside the conference." long," Toledo head coach Larry rently enjoying his finest One of the keys was that this Gipson -said "His team really season. year's team took its job sen plays well together. They play Even with more talented ously from day one. with a lot of confidence and squads, Larranaga hasn't rel- "Before every season, the always seem to find a way to ished a more successful or thing that is most important is get the job done." pleasureable year. His Falcons to practice hard every day." Wink- Larranaga is happy elided tilt- regular season with I-arranaga said. "This team has about the court chemistry this a 17-9 record, including a 12-6 done a remarkable job at prac- year's squad lias developed, he mark against Mid-American tice all year long. Really, al- is even more pleased with its Conference foes - the highest most all the practices have mental makeup. total that the Falcons have ever been excellent, which really One of the aspects of basket- had under Iiirranaga's tute- makes coaching fun." ball that I-arranaga tries to lage. The MAC News Media Asso- emphasize to all of his teams is Of course, he has enjoyed ciation didn't think that Lar- mental toughness. this year because of his team's ranaga and the Falcons would "One of the things that jumps success, but more importantly, have much fun this season, out at me about this team is its it's been the team itself that however, as it picked BG to fin- mental tougliness," Larranaga «ives him the most pride. ish seventh in the conference. said "They face every prob- "I've enjoyed this year of After all, how were the Fal- lem like it's solvable. They just coaching more than any other cons supposed to contend with- keep at something until they in over 23 years in this busi- out last season's starting back- accomplish what they set out to ness," Larranaga said. "I've court - the most experienced do. liad more fun with this team position and strength of the "When Shane Kline- tlian any other and I really squad? Larranaga, on the other Ruminski went down nobody think it's because of its work hand, viewed the situation in a panicked. They just decided ethic. Everybody works liard in positive way. tliat some adjustments would practice and that's something "We felt that we had more have to be made and then they that every coach loves to see." experience this year," I-arran- went out there and made them. Since the Falcons defeated aga said. "This season we had To see that really makes coach- Kent in the quarterfinals of the more experience at every posi- ing fun." MAC tournament Tuesday, tion -- except in the backumrt One area that falls into the they will face the Miami Red- But we felt that the freshmen mental-toughness category is skins in Hat telle Hall tonight at would come in and have an eas- defense. 8:30. ier time playing because of the "Early on this team realized A victory would not only other players' experience." that defense would be the key send the Falcons into Die MAC The blending of the experi- to having a good year," Lar- Championship game, but it enced players with the rookies ranaga said. "They work ex- would also mark the first time lias caught Larranaga by sur- tremely hard in practice and that a Larranaga-coached prise. In fact, it has been Lar- take a lot of pride in the way squad garnered 19 wins in a ranaga's ability to mold his that they play defense. Every- season team into one cohesive unit body lias just taken it upon This accomplishment would that has led to this season's themselves to really give an be especially gratifying to Lar- success. all-out effort." , ranaga because of the strength "I would say that this team Even if the Falcons fail in of the MAC this season. has the ability to bring out the their bid to win the MAC Tour- I hi- BC NniAou Wiltzncr "I think what is really signif- best in their teammates," Lar- nament, Larranaga still will Bowling Green head coach Jim Larranaga looks on In an earlier game. Larranaga led the Falcons (o a icant about our season so far is ranaga said. "They just work have led the team to one of its 17-9 regular season record Ibis year. that the league has had such a so well together on the court. best seasons in recent history. Falcons and Redskins battle in Battelle Hall by Mike Kazlmore 73-59 victory over Miami at An- able to slow them down." assistant sports editor derson Arena earlier this season Another key to the Redskin win was the Falcons' ability to shut at Millet was John McKenna's Before the season started, few down the Redskins' three-point seven offensive rebounds - most people thought that the men's attack. of wliich were converted into basketball team would make it to In fact. Landom Hackim, Mai points. Columbus, let alone contend for mi's main threat from downtown, "We were definitely hurt on the conference title. was held to just three points in the boards the last time we The Falcons, however, have that contest. Hackim and the played them," Larranaga said managed to accomplish both of Redskins were able to get back "We need to be able to rebound these feats. With each win during on track in Millet Hall as they the ball better because that will the season, more people forgot pulled out an 84-81 decision. In also help us to control the tempo this was a team picked to finish that game, Miami burned the of the game" seventh in the league race. The Falcons for 36 points from be- Falcons will face the Miami Red- hind the triple line. Shane Klinc-Ruminski, who skins tonight at 8:30 with the "The key is really to stop their missed the last meeting between winner facing the victor of Ohio- transition game because that's these teams with a broken liand, Ball State game in Saturday's where they get a lot of their may be the key to the game. Not championship match. three-point shots from," I-arran- only does Klinc-Ruminski lead The teams split two earlier aga said. "When we lost to them, the Falcons in scoring - averag- contests, with each squad pre- they really got their fast break ing over 18 points a game - but vailing at home. The key to BG's going early and we were never he tops the team in rebounding.
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Special Championship Section March 11,1994 Sports < The BG News page fourteen Friday, March 11, 1994 .. Parrish enters camp Rangers provide competing for a job Henke with relief The Associated Press homers by Parrish and Fryman, fifth inning as Florida outlasted by Michael A. Lutz in his three innings for the Phil- Houston a rain-shortened game The Associated Press Henke didn't complain about maybe an inning. But now, After 17 years in the major lies. at Kissimmee, Fla. his frequent use last season, Father Time plays no leagues, Lance Parrish finds Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 4 PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla - his first with the Rangers after favorites." himself in the same situation as Parrish caught the first five - Tom Henke already can feel eight years with the Toronto Henke pitched a career-high many of the game's younger innings and threw out Todd Pratt, Devon White, Pat Borders and the relief. Blue Jays. 94 innings for Toronto in 1987, players. the only player who tried to steal rookie Alex Gonzalez had two Although he's one of the "It doesn't matter," Henke but he shouldn't have to pitch "I'm looking for a job," he said on him, in the second. hits apiece as Toronto pounded premier closers in the major said. "Sometimes it's nice to go that many this season. Wednesday at the Detroit Tigers' Boston's Nate Minchcy for eight leagues, Henke could have two innings; I don't know that "I still think I can be effec- complex at Lakeland, Ha. "I "It wasn't the world's greatest hits and five runs in the first used some relief help of his I'd want to go three. I've got tive for one or two innings, and don't feel I'm just here as a throw, but it worked," said Par- three innings at Dunedin, Fla. own last season in closing out nothing against it. If I have to now we've got plenty of help," guest." rish. a .429 hitter this spring. Expos 2, Yankees 0 games for the Texas Rangers. do it again this year, I'll do it he said. "Jay has closed and With that, Parrish grinned, Cardinals 14, Reds 8 Henke figured in 52 percent and see what Iiappens." Rick closed some games over crossed his massive arms and At West Palm Beach, Fla.. Sean of the Rangers' victories with But Henke, 36, realizes it's in Oakland. We've got a lot of leaned back against his locker Todd Zeile was 3-for-3 with two Berry went 3-for-4 and knocked 40 saves, a career and fran- better if he doesn't. He had a experience, so there won't be with a look of satisfaction. It had homers and six RBIs at Plant in a run, and five Montreal pitch- chise high. He appeared in 66 2.91 ERA last season, his that much pressure on me." been a very nice day. City, Fla, and St. Louis beat Cin- ers combined on a two-hitter. games and 74.1 innings, often highest since 1988. In his final Parrish, Travis Fryman and cinnati, whose starting pitcher. Rockies 4, Cubs 2 going two innings in relief in- 45 appearances, his ERA was Henke, who has 260 career liric Davis hit homers Wednes- Tim Pugh, was ejected. stead of the usual one by a 3.62. saves, said he thinks he has a day and five Detroit pitchers Mariners 5, Angels 3 Mike Ilarkey pitched four closer. "I'm not a spring chicken shot at making the Hall of held Philadelphia to three hits in strong innings and helped his Recognizing the need for a anymore," Henke said. "It's a Fame after he retires. a 4-0 victory Led by Edgar Martinez and cause with a bunt single, and an- deeper bullpen, the Rangers fact. I don't bounce back quite "If Rollie (Fingers) made it Japanese hopeful Makoto Suzuki, other former Cub, Joe Girardi, as quickly as 1 used to. If I can "I had no idea what kind of op- signed relievers Rick Honey- with 341,1 think it's within my Seattle improved to 5-0, match- keyed a two-run first inning at cutt and Jay Howell, meaning keep it to an inning or so I can portunity I was going to get." ing its best spring start. Martinez grasp," Henke said. "I don't Tucson, Ariz., as Colorado han- Henke should get more rest. pitch three to four days in a ^.lid Parrish, in camp as an in- went 3-for-S at Tempe, Ariz., lift- ded Chicago its first loss in six know what the magic number "It's not going to be a one- row and be effective. is for a closer. If I get 40 this vitee. "I just made up my mind to ing his spring average to .462. spring games. "When I was younger, I could make the most of whatever they man bullpen by any means," year and play in 1995 and put in Suzuki, an 18-year-old, pitched White Sox 6, Twins 4 Henke said. "I'm looking for- go throw three innings one day gave me. I think I'm doing the job two hitless innings and kept his a good year, I've got to have ward to it." and come back and throw some consideration." right now." spring earned run average at Darrin Jackson's solo homer 0.00. keyed a three-run seventh inning Parrish was an All-Star catcher Orioles 10, Indians 9 for Chicago at Fort Myers, Fla. on the Tigers' 1984 championship Michael Jordan walked in his team. But he has played for four Damon Buford's RBI single only at-bat. Athletics 7, Giants 4 Reds, Cleveland win teams since, being released by capped a five-run ninth for Bal- the last three: California, Seattle timore at St. Petersburg, Fla. The Associated Press and Cleveland. Dodgers 8, Royals 5 Ruben Sierra's three-run feet eighth inning for the win, Mike Hargrove said of Jordan. double keyed a six-run sixth in- LAKELAND, Fla. -- Steve and Hector Carrasco earned his "But if what we saw today was a "He keeps plodding along, Raul Mondesi hit a two-run tri- ning as Oakland beat San Fran- I .-ike's double off Mike Gardiner first save with a perfect ninth. typical Michael Jordan day, I doesn't he," manager Sparky An- ple to spark a six-run seventh in- ciscon at Phoenix. triggered a three-run ninth in- Willie Green, fighting for the think he should play basketball." derson said. "I still don't see none ning for Los Angeles at Vero Padres 4, Brewers 3 ning as the Cincinnati Reds Reds' third-base job, hit a three- Belle's first two homers were of the (flawed) things I was sup- Beach, Fla. defeated the Detroit Tigers 7-5 run homer off Tim Belcher in the two-run shots off Jason Bere in posed to be looking for. Maybe in Pirates 6, Rangers 2 At Peoria, Ariz., rookie Ray Thursday. second inning. the first and third innings. After a couple of weeks I'll tell you a Ilolbert hit a two-out, two-run Successive singles by Jacob In his first season of Triple-A a single in the fourth, Belle hit different story. But, right now, At Port Charlotte, Fla, Tracy single in the 10th inning, giving Brumfield and Casey Candaele ball last season, Green led In- his third homer of the day, a solo 1 .nice looks good." Woodson and Tom Folcy hit back- San Diego its first victory in five got Lake across. Brumfield dianapolis with 22 homers and 58 shot off Chris Bushing in the to-back homers in a four-run 10th spring games. scored when Gardiner (0-1), the RBIs while batting .267 in 98 sixth inning. Mark Leitcr, who relieved inning off reliever Archie Cor- Mcts 6, Braves 4 fifth Detroit pitcher, issued Ke- games. He was the American As- Wayne Kirby, Eddie Murray, starter David Wells, allowed one bin. vin Mitchell a bases-loaded walk sociation's rookie of the year. and Omar Vizquel also homered hit over his three innings and got Marlins 6, Astros S Jeff Kent's two-run double tied and Candaele scored on Mark Cincinnati (3-4) took a 4-3 lead for the Indians. Vizquel's homer the win for Detroit. Danny Jack- the game, and Kelly Stinnett's Merchant's RBI single. in the sixth when Joe Oliver sin- was a three-run blast off Bush- son gave up three runs on five Rich Renteria homered and RBI single capped a four-run Rob Dibble (1-0), the fifth of gled Reggie Sanders home. ing, who gave up three home runs hits, including second-inning had a sacrifice fly in a three-run sixth inning at Port St Lucie, Fla six Reds' pitchers, tossed a per- The Tigers (4-3) went ahead 5-4 in the span of four batters in the in the bottom of the sixth on a sixth inning. two-run triple by Juan Samuel, The Indians have hit 11 home his second straight triple. runs in seven spring games. Cecil Fielder had his first Cleveland had 22 hits. Belle led Blue Ribbon Photo: extra-base hit, a double, and the way with four while Kirby ICf MEB FOR CHOICE Mickey Tettleton a two-run and Paul Sorrento had three Confidential Health Care For Women single off John Simley in the apiece. 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Lear there might be inconvenienl "I want my employees to a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays; Chris F. & R. Palm Jason It Michelle BTSI&? for the students," T-Lezi Little T treat others like they would and noon to 5 p.m. Sun- Brian & Kelli Wronkowicz said. "We try days. Dre It T his Partner in Crime want to be treated if they WITH THE ARK BAND BG N*ws Business ScoHtf* The BG News Friday, March 11, 1994 page fifteen Owner p leased New National League President Reynolds wants with Cavaliers chance, justice The Associated Press not, the Cavaliers were known as by John Nolan a soft team under Wilkens, Gund The Associated Press RICHFIELD, Ohio ~ The said. 11-game winning streak of the "The marshmallow image of CINCINNATI - World record sprinter Butch Reynolds, trying to Cleveland Cavaliers has owner old is gone," he said. "I'm not collect a $27.3 million judgment from a track organization which kept Gordon Gunil believing the team suggesting that Lenny Wilkens him out of the 1992 Olympics, said Thursday he deserves the same might be able to make a run at didn't stress the same things as chance to compete as skater Tonya Harding. the NBA championship. Mike, but It's just a matter of ap- "My 1992 Olympic Games, I'll never get back ... I have no re- The Cavaliers will try for a proach, I guess." course," Reynolds said. "They didn't do that to Tonya Harding. They team-record 12 straight wins Gund said the recent perform- let her compete. Friday night in Detroit. The team ance of several young players, "This is America," he said. "All I want is a fair chance - and jus- is streaking, even though veteran such as Chris Mills, Tyrone Hill, tice. Give me a chance to compete." center Brad Daugherty Is out in- Terrell Brandon and Bobby He is unsure whether he will try to go to the 1996 definitely due to an injured back. Phills, has encouraged him and Olympics because of his legal battle. "If this is how In an Interview which The Ak- made him think the team can win the system works and this is what they do, I dont ron Beacon Journal published the title the Chicago Bulls have know about my future," he said. Thursday, Gund said he is par- held for three NBA seasons. Reynolds, 29, has been fighting the International ticularly pleased with the per- Amateur Athletic Federation since it suspended formance of the team's new him in 1990 for testing positive for a performance- coach, Mike Kratolio. "The marshmallow enhancing anabolic steroid after a Monte Carlo The Cavaliers got off to a 7-14 image of old is gone." meet start, but have since rallied. Reynolds, the former Ohio State sprinter who ;_ Former Cleveland coach Lenny holds world records in the 400-meter race and Butch Reynold* Wilkens has the Atlanta Hawks in Gordon Gund, owner 4-by-400 relay, called the test faulty and later tested negative. first-place, ahead of Cleveland in Cleveland Cavaliers But the IAAF, track's governing body, maintained his two-year the NBA Central Division. suspension and kept him out of the 1992 Olympics at Barcelona, "I like the way Mike approach- Spain. es the job." Gund said. "Not only "We all have our fantasies, and Reynolds sued in federal court in his hometown of Columbus, ac- does he have a lot of energy and that's one of mine," Gund said. cusing the IAAF of denying him due process, defaming him and enthusiasm, but he and his assis- "If we can do it, let's face it, it's interfering with his business relationships through the suspension. tants are very well prepared. I going to be a tough road ... I don't In December 1993, U.S. District Judge Joseph Kinneary awarded think our team is getting a very want to be viewed as saying I ex- Leonard Coleman, newly named president of the National Base- Reynolds $27.3 million. good reputation around the pect to win a championship, but if ball League, poses at the National League headquarters in New Kinneary ruled that he had jurisdiction over the lawsuit because league." we play to our potential, yes, I be- York. the IAAF suspension affected an Ohio citizen and his business re- Whether the tag was fair or lieve we can do it." lations with several companies, including some from Ohio. But IAAF lawyer Eugene Gulland argued Thursday in the group's appeal to the 6th U.S. District Court of Appeals that the Columbus judge should not have jurisdiction. The judgment could not be challenged in U.S. courts because the Panel exonerates Harding London-based federation is operating under rules agreed to by all participating nations, he said. by Bob Baum He pointed out that Reynolds participated in a London arbitration The Associated Press Harding's participation is the ton in Detroit just before the U.S. could ultimately take money which upheld the drug testing procedure. criminal investigation into the Figure Skating Championships. away from those areas of the Reynolds' lawyer, John Gall, urged the appeals court to uphold the PORTLAND, Ore. -- The U.S. Kerrigan attack. If Harding is Harding won the event in Kerri- sport which really need it." ruling. Figure Skating Association re- indicted before she is to leave for gan's absence. The appeals court took the case under review Thursday and did not luctantly cleared the way Thurs- Japan, it would be up to an Ore- U.S. District Judge Owen Pan- The USFSA and the hearing say when it would rule. day for Tonya Harding's partici- gon judge whether she would be ner issued a temporary restrain- panel "firmly believe that a fair Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Reynolds said he pation in this month's world allowed to leave the state. ing order Wednesday blocking and equitable approach to Ms. exhausted his appeals with the IAAF before suing, unlike Harding. championships. Otherwise, she would be al- the figure skating hearing on the Harding's disciplinary hearing Last month, Harding filed a $25 million lawsuit against the U.S. The association said it would lowed to compete even if she was grounds that Harding has not had has been followed," the associa- Olympic Committee after the USOC scheduled a hearing that could not immediately appeal a federal under Indictment, Lace said. time to prepare a sufficient de- tion said. have prevented her from participating in the LiUehammer Games. judge's ruling that indefinitely The chief prosecutor in the fense. The association said it may Panner found that the nature of She dropped the lawsuit when the USOC agreed to allow her to skate delays a figure skating disciplin- case, Norm Frink, said a grand the Harding case made it impos- in the Olympics, where she finished eighth ary hearing against Harding. jury could issue indictments in sible for her attorneys to prepare She is fighting allegations she may have participated in the Jan. 8 the Kerrigan case next week. The a defense by Thursday. The attack on rival skater Nancy Kerrigan at the national figure skating A five-member panel was to deadline for the grand jury's re- "Right now, skating judge said he didn't think the as- championships in Detroit. have convened Thursday in port is March 21. sociation understood the com- Reynolds has not collected any of the $27.3 million because of the Colorado Springs, Colo., and for us will be plexity of the legal issues in- pending court fight. could have banished Harding "Anything's possible," said Michelle Kwan and volved. from the sport for her in- Frink, chief deputy district at- Tonya Harding. We volvement in the attack on Nancy torney of Multnomah County. Panner has retained jurisdic- No favorites Thank you Kerrigan. "We're aiming to report no later think we'll be well tion in the case until the two Continued from page ten. Continued from page ten. The USFSA said even if an ap- than the 21st. Other than that, represented. We sides agree on a new hearing peal were successful the disci- we're not making any com- date. The USFSA said its recom- will try and slow down the Nan- quality first-round opponent as a plinary process couldn't be com- ments." hope they both do mendation that the hearing be ook express. Miami 2-1 in three jumpstart to a CCHA playoff pleted before the world cham- He declined to comment on a well." held within 30 to 45 days was re- close games. championship. When the oppo- pionships begin March 22 in report in The Oregonian news- jected by Harding's attorneys. Ferris State at Bowling Green nent Is better than the host, the Chiba, Japan. That process in- paper that it was up to Multno- Harding's attorney Bob Another close first round se- choice becomes embarrassing. cludes a finding by the special mah County whether to charge Jerry Lace, USFSA Weaver did not return calls to his ries. BG Is led by senior de- Head coach George Gwozdecky investigative panel and possible fenseman Jeff Wells. Wells led made an embarrassing decision. Harding because Wayne County, executive director office. appeals to the association's exec- Mich., authorities and federal in- the Falcons In scoring with 36 I propose that after the Falcon utive committee and an arbitra- vestigators had bowed out of the The association said it "is deep- points (8-28). He is a first team tor. case. All-CCHA and All-American hockey team disposes of the in- appeal the judge's ruling later. ly concerned with the court's rul- ferior Bulldog team they send "Right now, skating for us will "I am frustrated and con- ing and its impact on the USF- candidate. Ferris and their bump be Michelle Kwan and Tonya The USFSA panel has found and grind system should give BG two green carnations, in honor of cerned about the continued de- SA's ability to govern the sport of their two victories over Miami, Harding," USFSA executive di- reasonable cause to believe lays," association president figure skating." some problems. BG won the rector Jerry Lace said. "We think Harding was involved with or season series 2-1. They'll win this bought from the Irish Club to the Claire Ferguson said. "It detracts Harding's coach, Diane Raw honorable coach Gwozdecky. we'll be well represented. We knew of the plot to attack Kerri- from our ability to run the organ- linson, said Harding is "just thril- one 2-1 as well. hope they both do well." gan, who was struck above the ization and the prolonged legal led" at being allowed to skate in John Boyle is a sports writer for Pat Murphy is a sports writer The only potential obstacle to right knee with a metal police ba- proceedings are expensive and the world championships. The News. for The News. Classifieds
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KS 66051. for the last home match of the season. CDs • CD's • CD'S • COS ■ CDs ALASKAN SUMMER EMPLOYMENT? YES. orUmv Hall March 10a 11 10am-5pm FALCON VOLLEYBALL ' FALCON VOL- Congrats to College Democrat KATERINA BUT IT PAYS TO GET THE FACTS! IVE VAN DRIVER. Part-time position lo provide LEYBALL BRENNAN on being elected a USG Senator Little Colleen. DONE IT; I KNOW) FOR INFO SEND A SELF transportation to and Irom social service Co-sponsored by UAO & WSA At large Good luck at Groups, know your stuff A get ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO: ROBERT J. agency Must be between the ages ol 21-65. All proceeds donated to CD's • CD's • COS • CD's • CD's ready to sing. have a valid driver's license ft excellent driving SISTERHOOD IS POWERFUL! PATON. P O BOX 23397; KETCHIKAN. AK Bosnian Relief Fund Big Greg record. Submit resume to P O Box 738. BG Interested in learning more about feminism, or 99901. OH.EOE. helping Women lor Women with our campus CD's • CDs • COS • CD's ■ CDs CAMP COUNSELORSvORIVERS events lor April? Come to our regular meetings ■ • SERVICE WEEK ISCOMING ■ ■ Congratulations io College Democrat Treas- O Phi A ' Jill A Suean" O Phi A on Mondays at 9 pm in 109 BA or call 372-2201 April 4-10.1994 urer JASON SONENSHEIN on being elected Welcome to the lamity' Camp counselors and counselor/drivers FOR SALE tor more Info Look for The scheduled events on USG Senator At-Large Grand Big Sarah wanted tor our summer day camp. Camp SISTERHOOD IS POWERFUL! in the BG News CD'S ' CD's * CD's • CD's ■ CD's Cncket Serves children with and without disa- • • SERVICE WEEK IS COMING •' bilities. Counselors are responsible tor camper O Phi A LIC Kara leadership and program planning. Some per- '84 Sunbird. New exhaust, radiator and Saturday night will be the true test ol the boys' sonal care required Counselor/driver duties brakes, automatic, A/C Well maintained, re The Panhellenlc Council would Ilka •' Volunteers m Progress' * CONGRATULATIONS O PHI A INITIATES love1 Us gonna be a blast i are the same, however responsibilities also in- liable $600 00 353-5604. Don't forgel to turn in applications tor VIP ex- to Invite faculty and students to Marijoy, Joanna, Laurie. Susan, O Phi A love Big Sarah clude transportation of campers to and Irom ecutive board by Fnday March 11 al 5.00 pm in 1989 Mercury Tracer. 39K mi , AC, new tires. The GREEK WEEK SPAGHETTI DINNERS Crisun. Anne, Angie. Gen. camp and on field trips using camp vehicles 405 Studenl Services. Questions call excellent condition, great gas mileage. Ca'l MARCH 13 AND APRIL 17 Stephanie, Bndgel, Heidi. Mandi, (12 or 15 passenger vans.) Must be a high at the PHI KAPPA PSI and 372 2843 Debbie, Jill, Stephanie. Eileen. 352-2263 ___ Princess. school graduate w/ a strong desire to work w/ KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA HOUSES ' Rush "94 ' Rush *94 * Rush "94 Traci, Tammy, Kane. Ji II. Kate. children w/ disabilities. Experience working Pagers - $99.95 complete w/ activation. 4:30-6.30 pm Missy. Knsla, Stacey, Sally, No words can describe the pam in Don! be left out m the cold my heart I have lost my heart, my with children, prelerabfy in a leadership role. 3 months air time, A local phone number $2 99 parson Slop by The Greek Mart today A check out our Lisa. Laura, Susan, and Lisa. Bee Gee Rental ft Sales 352 4646 love, 4 my best friend The best part Reliable and ability to assume responsibility. Bid Packages of my lite is missing. Please, will Interested persons call Holly at 885-5733. or Two brand new speakers for sale as well as a EVE RYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW 119E CourtSMNearMr Sporsl3530901 Dattodllsl Daffodils! you be my one and only lady again' stop by The Ability Center ol Greater Toledo. • Rush fM • Rush ^94 ' Rush '94 1 Murray mountain bike Best otter on both Call ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN LESBIANS Orders due today Let's do il together. 5605 Monroe Sfeet m Sylvania. Oho Equal Bobal353 3413. BUT WE RE AFRAID TO ASK $5 to Amencan Cancer Sooety Forever Sorry, Me access to programs, services and employmeni 8 30 pm Friday, March 11 • SUMMER JOBII* Delivery Mon A Tues. is available to al persons Those applicants VW Fox 1989 requiring accomodauon to the interview pro in the Community Suite Students who are FLUENT in Spanish with an $2500 Ob O SAE'SAE'SAE'SAE" cess should contact the Director ol Human Re 3rd Floor ol (he Union interest in me sooal services needed to work m DEE GEE ' DEE GEE * DEE GEE 874-3056 Brother of the Week Dan Sichak sources at the address above. Hosted by Louis Farmer and Tracy Reid Fremont (30 mm. Irom BG). Congratulations DG Basketball Team: Donations benefit David's House Scholars of the Week. Excellent Pay - Summer "94 Amy Benedict, Cattie Howison, Heather Flock- Brad Kerslen A Mark Petry Woman's Gucci Watch 2-2451 details erzie. Michelle Beverly, Stacey Lavelle. A COUNSELORS-INSTRUCTORS needed! 100 Top 01 The Momin' To Ye Athlete ol the Week T J Wor in.- positions' Coed summer camp. Pocono For Sale lor $200. paid $325 BGSU Irish Club Carnation Sale 11 00 Jenny Schwartz SAE-SAE*SAE'SAE* Call 353 6028 DGs ARE ALL CAMPUS BASKETBALL Mis. TODAY Is The Last Day " Delta Sigma Pi " CHAMPSI PA. Good salary lips! (908) 689-3339. 10-4 Union Foyer LIL JENNY SEVERT Also T-Shins A other Irish Goods Get psyched for this weekend) Secret Little' Chris ■ Secret Little Come Check Us Out Good luck at Groups • Delia Sigma Pi Chris Willitzer CRUISE SHIPS HIRING FOR RENT Know the Purpose Good luck Lil'Mkei Good luck at Groups Know your stuff' Earn up to $2,000 plus/month on UAO HOMECOMING LOGO CONTEST Sing pretry - Know your stuff you'll do great' Secret Big Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies Design a logo to the theme Lei's have fun tonightl Love, Big Andrea Delta S.gma Pi* Theta Pi Summer & Full-Time employment available 1 ft 2 bedroom apartments Calch Ihe Wave... BG Beach Besh Love. Big Mel No experience necessary. 9 month - summer - year leases 3S2-74S4 And you could win SSO.00H DELTA SIGMA PI SUCCESS IS IN SUNNY SOUTHERN CALI- For info, call 1-206-634.0468 eat C5544 Anyques call 2 7164 or 2-2343 Or McChnssy had a farm. FORNIA) THE SURVIVAL GUIDE to making it HOMECOMING '94 E.I.E,t, OHi Good luck at Groups your future Where the JOBS are. roof, food, TUTOR NEEDED 3 bedroom apartment. Entries due by Tues. March 15. by 5pm - MATHE-WILSON - 1 and steal the show phone, know-hows. WE made it --- U can too For MATH 339 4 311 Available immediately We'd like io give a huge thanks to "OinkOink". Big Amy For your copy ol the SURVIVAL GUIDE, send Call 372 8495 talk to Rob 354 8800 * Wedoaliow pels aH who helped in our campaign effort WE ORDERED MOREI check or money order lor $9 95 to ISS. One A special thanks Io The Family World Trade Center. Suite 800. Long Beach. Enn, Martha. Andrea, Staas, Gagel. DELTA SIGMA PI 353 0325 •* CARTY RENTALS UAO ANYWHERE BUT B G UAO 1 C A 90831 Bird, Amanda. Vaccani. Itchy. Kim, You will do great at Groups UPWARD BOUND Available 1994-95 school year-fully furn. SPRING BREAK T-SHIRTS and me Holmes sisters. Know me Purpose SUMMER PROGRAM AH units • 2 sem. • 9 payment lease. AVAILABLE IN THE UAO OFFICE Also, we cannot thank enough the Love, your big. THE BEST EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITCS 321 E Merry now 6 bdrm apt 2 lull baths THIRD FLOOR UNION SAM • 5PM wonderful sisters of Alpha Chi Omega Angie SPRING BREAK DEAL IN B.G.I June 26 August 5 316 E Merry-2 bdrm apt NOW UNTIL WE ARE SOLD OUT i But. thanks mostof ell lo the ABSOLUTELY NO HIDDEN COSTSI The Upward Bound Program is a pre-college. 309 V2 E. Merry • single rooms lor males MOOBURSARABLEl preparatory program and otters an on campus students who believed in our Delia Sigma Pi Panama CNy Beach. $139 that's all you UAO ANYWHERE BUT B G UAO Ambition, Belief, and Commitment. summer enrichment program (or high school Lil" Lisa. p»y You all made it happen!' Daytona Beach. $99 that's) all you pay students Applicants should meet all require- 45i Thurstin Apis 108 ft 119 Efficiencies, fur WE ORDERED MOREI You've worked hard A made me proud ments listed betow Know ihe Rose A sing really loud* 7 night a/8 day*, all rooma Ocean Front mshed Call John Newiove Real Estate at Love - Jen A B.il Call Scott or Luke 354-1626 354-2260 Good luck at Groups! RESIDENTIAL STAFF: Minimum sophomore WIN $1,000 IN POETRY CONTEST FOR Your big. Kelfy classification Should not be enrolled in classes 606 1/2 E Wooster and 2 bedroom apart RULES. GUIDELINES SEND SELF Delta Sigma Pi ADDRESSED. STAMPED ENVELOPE TO or other employmeni dunng Program Room. ments no more than 2 blocks trom campus. A vail spring and fall DftG Rentals 287-3233 POETRY CONTEST. PO BOX 435, WAR Afraid ol Walking Alone at Night? WANTED board and salary SAW, IN 46581 DG'DG'DG'OG'DG'DG' INSTRUCTORS Bachelor's degree required Efficiency Units AVAILABLE Protect yourself against attackers! Did you Congrats to the Delta Gamma Bowling A in Mathematics. English, Science, History or lor SHORT or LONG TERM know that mace may not stop an intoxicated at- Billiards Teams for winning Ihs Soroily Foreign Language Must be available during 2FEMALESUBLEASERS IDEAL tor Graduate STUDENTS World Student As social ion tacker'' Pepper Spray will* Call ID get your own Championship! Let's go sll Ihs way to ALL the morning hours Monday-Thursday, Non- NEEDEDFOR SUMMER Completely furnished w'lull CABLE Pepper Spray tor just $12 or just to get informa- SPORTS! residential. Salary based on qualifications JAPANESE COFFEE HOUR Call 353 5826 HBO, uM . phone ft use of pool tion about it al 3541821 Use what the FBI A DG-DG-DG-DG-DG'DG- alhncl LOCATED NEAR CAMPUS law officials are using across the country1 APPLICANTS SHOULD SUBMIT A Friday 11 th Ftoor Irom 7-9 pm CALL 352 7365 or 352-1520 2 aubleasers needed for aummer TRANSCRIPT (or copy of) Onenhauer West 11 ih Floor ALL YOU CAN CAT SPAGHETTI DINNER Friday Happy Hours at M.T. Muggs May 14-Aug. 13 WITH APPLICATION Free Food. Culture A Entertainment tOH ONLY $2 99 All your favorite drinks $1 till 8 pm FOR RENT SUNDAY. MARCH 13 Irom 4:30 6 30 University Courts 1445 Clough 25 cent hotdogs and 50 cent pizza slices Applications are available at 129 College Park i A 2 bedroom apts. turn/unfurn. Available lor AT THE KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA and J600 person nag 353-9017 Office Building and are due on March 3i. 1994 summer, 9 mo leases. Campus shuttle, heat PHI KAPPA PSI HOUSES HAPPY HOURS includod WINTHROPTERRACE352 9135 EVERYONE IS WELCOMEi Female roommate needed lor summer. Immediate Part Time Purchasing/Asst. to PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT GREEK WEEK Phi Eta Sigma Member A Guest 1 LOST& FOUND 7-9 pm Friday March 11 Own room, fcjrnished, GREAT roommate Boss position at local small multinational com- Call 352-3067 ASAP pany. Prefer Jr. or Sr. w/ Purchasing major. FOR RENT FALL at M.T Muggs Frss Pizza A Pop Will coordinate buying Irom Domestic A Infl. 4 bdrm lum. * 402 S. College ALPHA PHI" ALPHA PHI ■ ALPHA PHI 3 bdrm. turn. • 831 ft 835 Fifth Lost- Cream colored char-pet wnnkle dog sources Absolutely must be detail oriented, Congratulations Sisters 0) the Week lor tie HEYMOLLIE- Need two non smoking females for summer Answers to Martin. Lost from S Col have computer experience. Reply with hand- month ol February: Did you know mat those cool UAOers ordered 2 bed/2bath $65/mo includes utilities. AVAILABLE MAY lege/Clough area Please call 354-7308 w/ LESLIE TEW written experience summary & hours available more "ANYWHERE BUT BO." SPRING Air.shurtJe and pool. Call Josie 354-8009 1 bdrm lum.' 319 1/2 Ridge St any info. io work • POBox 586. BG OH 43402. CHERIGELMAN BREAK T-SHIRTS because I hey sold out so KELLY EISERMANN IMMEDIATE HELP Call 352-9392. John Frobose lest? Anyways, they are available in Ihe One or two roommates needed lor Summer AMY PERK SON UAO OFFICE only fromB AM - 5 PM TODAY 10-30 hours/week, flexible schedule RIDES MEGCELMER Great apt., own room. AC. rent negotiable. Call $9 starting pay. No experience necessary until they sell outl So hurry up and get yours Krvste at 353-7002. Furnished apartments. East Evers Leasing lor LYNNSCHELOSKE now - I knew you were bumming when you Apply soon Call 259-1117. WENDY LUDWIG summer and fail Utilities furnished except elec- missed it the first time around! Roommate needed tor the Summer. 7 tric 669-3036 Are you driving r> Miami lor Spring Break MELISSA TAM8URRINO ArC, own bedroom, completely furnished See ya- Bryan National Park Summer Jobs I will help with gas money. Call Yverre ALPHA PHI" ALPHA PHI • ALPHA PHI PS They are $8.00and BURSARABLEI quiet and spacious Come take a look Over 25,000 openings I al 372-2736. leave message GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS Call Suzanne at 353-4434 (including hotel staff, tour guides, etc ) ALPHA PHI • CHRIS ADA MICK ■ ALPHA PHI 800- THIRD ST Benefits & bonuses' Now renting for 1994-95 Chris. Good luck on Saturday Th. sisters ol Pi Beta Phi Apply now lor best posisons Roommate wanted lor Fall 94 -Spring 95 (12nvsch. year) and sum *94 as one ol the would liks to congrstulsts: Call: 1-206 5*5 4804 ext N5544 SERVICES OFFERED Merry Wives of Windsor Courtney Gangeml's pearling to Ssan Own room $1 /8 plus utilities Fully furnished 1 BR ft 2 BR Units McGann, Andrea Lance's pinning to Matt Call Man 372 3859 Excellent locaDon Reasonable rates Gingrich. Erin Johnson's Isvslisring to Ha- On o's premier northcoast "oiei is now accepl Call 352-4966 or stop by Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi PREGNANT? mzl Sulayman, Cheryl Patterson's lavaliar- ing applications tor sjmmer employment. The the building. 010. Congregations Roommate Wanted to share i bedroom Apt. We can nelp FREE S CONFIDENTIAL Ing to Canton Cabsron, Healhar Psstyk's Radisson Harbour Inn Sandusky. Ohio will be KENDRA CASHEN Summer & Fall 1994 Honest - Serious Stu- pregnancy tests, support A information. BG pearling to Shane K hne-Ru mlnskl. Shannon hosting a summer employment job lair on JODICHAPPELL denl Appro $200Vmonih plus 1/2 utilities. MT VERNONAPTS Pregnancy Center Call 354 HOPE Strslchsr's pearling Io Jamie Maunllsr, A March 22.23.24 at the hotel Work on the bay on you lapping into Can Debbie al 353-3428 802 SIXTH ST. Sarah Wolf's pearling Io Nell Mohnsy this this summer! Competative wages, tree meals, MORTAR BOARD Currently renting lor 1994-95 semester! uniforms, and a seasonal incentive offered Spaoous, fully furnished 2-bedroom SICK ol the cold? Sublease Apt. A on Buttonwood Now' Radisson Harbour Inn TONIGHT "FREE FOOD • TONIGHT ArC. diswashers. washer/dryer. Well itwonl last much longer. ALPHA PHI • ALPHA PHI ■ ALPHA PHI Call 352-5620 (9-5 p.m.) 200t Cleveland Road Free dance al the Commons sponsored by me 1 1/2 baths so GET READY FOR SPRING Congratulations Officers of the Week for me alter 5 30 call 352-2006 Sandusky, Ohio 44870 WFAL Sound System A Subway. Start time is Call 354-0401 or stop by Apt. 2 with new colors Irom monm of February: 8 00 pm. Free tun, free food, frss prizes MaryKayl SHANNON GREIG Subleaser needed Immed. Nice apt. FREE skin-care (acids. TONIGHT • 8:00 IN THE COMMONS Restaurant Help Now leasing SHAE MASSENOILL Call 352 6632 Part-time lunches make-overs, and manicures 1 -2-3 bedroom apartments A houses KERRIBRANHAM Apply at either Perrysburg Subways Call Liz at 35* 1404 354 8800'We do allow pets STEPHANIE MCVOY USG SenatorJASON SONENSHEIN thanks Rl. 25 4 475, Rt. 20 ft 75 ALPHA PHI • ALPHA PHI' ALPHA PHI you lor your support at the polls. If you have Subleaser needed for l428uttonwoodApt A any questions or comments about USG, con- One bedroom apartment. tact Senator JASON SONENSHEIN al Starting Now SUMMER EMPLOYMENT ATTENTION GOLDEN KEY MEMBERS 128 S Summit lor Summer 1994. 372 3338 or JSONENS <§> opie. bgsu.edu Drop by anytime or it Ohio Motorist Assoc - AAA has summer posi- 1-267-3341 The opportunity to get published in an award not home, contact Newtove tions available in our auto travel department for winning magazine is yoursl II you have written on South Mam auto travel counselors. Must be able to read Where will you be March 11 ' or would like to write a short article on any sub- maps and have excellent communicatioo skills. Roommate needed for May to May. Own room led, call Jenny soonl 354-0407 Come see what me whole campus is Candidates should be available to tram during in 4 BR house across from Court house. talking about... "Moments in Fashion" Tutor lor bright 4th grade girt in spelling, pun- $190/mo. includes utilities and free use ol wa- ATTENTION SPRING BREAKERS!!! Parly! cuation and handwriting. spnng break. Our offices are located m Cleve- Management Inc. Fashion Merchandising Association s sher/dryer. Call Jerry at 352-3699. Panama City $129. Daytona $169, Annual Spring Fashion and Design Show Call 352-8117 ask tor David. land. Lyndhurst Parma, Rocky River. Solon, Geauga. Ravenna, Norwatk. Ashtabula and 9 1/2 month lease at 215 E. Poe Rd. Key West $279, Bahamas $389. Lenhart Grand Ballroom Summer Subleaser. $285/mo AUDI. Jamaics/Cancun $469. Padre $279. Youngsiown Call (2i6) 361-6016 or send re- Responsible adult. Furn.. downtown. Apts. Very nice opt, Large 1 bedroom 7:30 pm. WANTED: 2 or 3 roommates lor Quality Acommodatxxis. Free Drink Parlies' FREE ADMISSION DOOR PRIZES sume to AAA Human Resources, 6000 S. Mar- 352-3625 Call fcr showing. $320/ma Endless Summer. 1400-234-7007. Fall '94 A Spring "95. ginalRd.. Cleveland, OH 44103. Please call Tare @ 354-5117
HELP WANTED Management Inc. GREAT APT AVAILABLE a 830 $750/wk Alaska fisheries Ons summer Mari- pW% MM Phe»0fv CHIOMEGAVILLE time Services 1-208-860-0219. Fourth St. Air conditioner, plenty of parking. $300/mo Friday, March 11 th, 1994
Management Inc. 1048 N. Ma in St. apts are nice size 1 bdrm. unfurnished, $300/mo., 2 bdrm. unfurnished, J370/mo. w/12 mo lease. Laundry facilities on premises
Management Inc. (419)353-5800 .Some people claim there's Disco Date Party Slop in our office located at 1045 N. Main St. fcr a complete list of apts. we a CHI - O to blame Saturday, March 12,1994 hove available. Good luck in Columbus Insiderthe maaazine Volume Four, Issue Eight Falcon hoops! March 11,1994 Happy
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»6 ■* ■*■ <<*• «■ ■*• Insider Fri., March 11, 1994 Bad things and gin joints Insider the Magazine day's BG News). I liked H a lot. Well, his McLaughlin voice still were to walk inside, I would utter Yes. sir. Yes, sir." needs a bit of work, but overall it Mr. Bogart's lines with a little more "Well, thanks. Matt. But you're wasn't a bad adaptation. enthusiasm. You must remember still no Jim Tinker." FORGET THE LETTERS. SEND this. Why? Because a kiss is still a Staff: THIS IS A TEST... THIS IS ME MEAT! kiss, a sigh Is still a sigh and I'm a ONLY A TEST... I went to the Founders Cafeteria two-fisted guy. 1 returned from Tuesday's awe- with BG News photo guru Ross Happy St. Pat's day. and luck o' inspiring double-victory in Ander- "Shutter Monkey" Weitzner and 1 the Irt-oops-Dean Insider to you. YOU CAIN son Arena to my miniscule office ordered beef stir fry. You know Scon DeKatch is a tired, shattered editor-in-chief space In West Hall to find a phone why? Not Just because nothing sat- man. And editor-in-chief of Insider. Scott DeKatch By Scott DeKatch^ message. isfies in so many ways, but be- the magazine, no matter what anyone SCOTT -JASONJACKSON cause It's what's for dinner. At least else thinks and that's the way it is CALLED. HE WANTS TO TALK TO according to my man, Bob MH- andWEUKEIT. managing editor YOU. IMPORTANT. SAYS HE WILL chum (I can can him Bob. you see. Joe Peiffer BAD THINGS COME IN SMALL BE AROUND THE DURATION OF because I am a journalist and PACKAGES, SO THE COMPETI- THE EVENING. therefore I know everybody - or at TION HAD BEST TAKE HEED Oh, great, I thought. Now what least I pretend to). And say what editorial assitant The best pan of my week -- so have I done? I figured he was you want about red meat being the Dorian H alkovich far - came Tuesday night during probably offended by my poking root of all evil, I like steak. As a the women's basketball team's fun at the USG elections. So, I dis- matter of fact, the only food stuff I 78-67 trouncing of the Ball State regarded the note and went home like better than a nice, pink London Cardinals. Early In the contest, 5'6" to Eighth Street to celebrate. I was Broil are some nice, grilled venison photo editor Falcon guard Jenny Kulics nailed a a happy man. Until I found the note chops. Wanna make me happy? Elizabeth Snider Ball State player so hard it sent the on my wall Go km me a buck and give me the Cardinal to the Boor like a side of SCOTT -JASONJACKSON IS meat (send an contributions care of beef dropped from a thousand LOOKING FOR YOU. balder. 210 West HaH). Campus art editor foot-high steel girder. Sure, BG was So I tune into 88.1 WBGU to Ja- mail is free, anyway. Mike Cook penalized with a foul, but I haven't son and Phil's "After Dark" show, JUST LIKE BOGEY AND BA- seen a hit like that since football wait for a commercial, call the CALL ... «r... BERGMAN season. Maybe even since Xavier station and ask to speak to THE A very wise man in a very wise McDaniel left the Sonics ad those MAN. moment in a very good movie production years ago. "Oh. glad you called." he said. once said, "Of an the gin Joints in an Vicki Heckman So then Matt Fair notices 1 hap- "We Just wanted to dramatize your the world she had to walk into pen to be at the game (maybe it column on the USG election. Noim mine." I don't know exactly what Meredith Linamen was my emotional display of plea- Van Ness is playing your part." that means. I do know, however, sure at Kulics' Greg Lloyd impres- Oh great," I said, curious to that if my good buddies and I were advisor sion), walks over and says, "Hey hear how the high marshal! of con- to convert our 8lh Street 'Batcave' Scott, that was a great column (hey servatism would approach hosting Into a gin Joint (not that it Isn't Robert Bortel kids, order back issues of Tues- "The DeKatch Group." already) and a beauty of a woman senior writers from the Walter Campbell Amy Deeb Meet the family editors... Andy Dugan Dorian Halkovich Melina Monhart same, right up until high school, Once long ago. he tried to fix the Todd Stanley when the bigger guys said "Hey family water heater, and used lots pinhead, you're not a wisp of a of longer-type words you won't Wen. folks, St. Patrick's child anymore" and made me give find in your basic Webster's dic- day Is soon to be upon us, so contributors them my lunch money. tionary. Unbeknownst to him. my get your mugs ready for David Coehrs I am the seventh of 10 children. mom was entertaining some nun some green beer with Joe Peiffer on pages six and sev- Trevor Gray My parents have been married 43 friends upstairs. His language actu Tom Kitchen years because they agreed the one aHy made the hair curl in those nun en. He went to great lengths who asked for a divorce would get noses. Dad is still paying for this 20 to put together this fine piece Sam Melendez the kids. We're a close family, but years later. on our favorite March HoD- Julie Michalak :;fay;s*yid;i^«Ati«:;;;;;; not Uke The Wallons, who always day (next to the MAC finals, Michael Siebenhaler stood grief-stricken around their We always took advantage when that is). kitchen if someone so much as got he played disciplinarian and ba- DeKatch and Coehrs give I'm going to ten you about my gas. shed our brains in. (No, he didn't us insight into bad things and mascot family and me. Now wait a minute literally bash anyone's brains. But family values here on two. - don't get up and go the bath- My mom is the type you can bashed brains sounds funnier than Look to your right, because Swampy, the Black Swamp room just yet. If you promise to eventually wear down by whining. Go lo your room.) After he dutifully our own theatre woman. Me Monster stay I'D let you in on al the family She loves public television, Neil bashed us, we would go to my Unda Monhart, went to the did. including the time I humiliated Diamond and telling my dad how mom with our bashed in brains opera. Page four sees Todd myself in fifth grade geography she'd rather eat spoiled cat in- and ask for quarters for our Stanley writing about recy- dass by pronouncing Bulte, Mon- testines than see a Clint Eastwood school's underprivileged children's cled movies and the late tana wrong. movie. Of course she has a sense fund. Mom loved when we were John Candy. 20 questions Insider Is art Independent I was bom to a man and a worn of humor. Otherwise, after 10 kids, bashed in, yet selflessly thinking of with Club 2l's Denlse Cott magazine published meekly an. a fact those who know me still we'd be visiting her at a place that others, so we always got the quar- on five, Rock Gossip and during the accademlc year. refuse to believe. I was affection- forbids sharp objects, commenting ters. then some on eight. Letters, questions, poetry, ately known as just a wisp of a how nicely she weaves baskets. Then wed buy ice cream with It's been quite a week. fiction and art submissions, i-hiId because I was tiny and skinny them. And since ice cream isn't real DeKatch's basketball predic- tions came true. Hpefuflythe as well as your concerns, and had big ears My dad is very friendly, and can nutritious, we'd eat it ourselves and should be sent to Insider, 2 Okay, so my mom never actual- swear more in one sentence than spare the underprivileged children Falcons win their games to- ly called me that. She never said to one hundred sailors during a night the horror of frozen dairy products. day, kick it out tomorrow 10 West Hall, Bowling anyone. You know, my David is of drunken shore leave. It's an ad- And that's my family and me. The and go to the trig dance. Well Green, OH 43405. we can't just a wisp of a child -Just a tiny mirable but dying art appreciated dirt I shared probably wasn't Grade be pulling for 'em. send anything back, bul we little wisp (sniff)." Mostly, she mainly by pre adolescents, who. A, but my parents wiD be reading -Scott DeKatch Just might put you In made me eat Bver and sent me to by the way, have always con- this, and I have gotten out of the -Joe Perffer print. my room. But 1 was a wisp Just the sidered my dad a vulgar god. habit of being bashed. Frl., March 11, 1994 Insider 'Merry Wives' hits BG
by Melinda C. Monhart As the torture on Falstaff contin Insider muse ues. the entire town joins in until Additions that make Falstaff promises he will never try to pursue the affections of a wom- the opera appealing Hear ye. hear ye! Come and an in this way ever again. The sec- are the happy music spend an evening with two wives ondary plot involves Mrs. Page's who stir up a bit of mischief when daughter, Anne, and Fenton, her and a ballet. they discover that they received true love. However. Anne also has identical love letters from a rotund two other suitors that her parents rogue.' The story of The Merry have chosen for her to pick from. Wives of Windsor'' is being pre- The suitors that Anne refuses to music is not heavy," Dybdahl said. sented by the Bowling Green choose a husband from are Slen- "It's very light and beautiful. If peo- Opera Theatre. der and Dr. Cajus. Unbeknownst to ple like this music, they'll be en- Many people will first recognize her parents, Anne and Fenton are chanted by this production." "The Merry Wives of Windsor" as a secretly planning to run off and be All of the roles in this production play by William Shakespeare. This married. are double cast, except for Fenton opera is only based on Shake- "The students have loved this Cast members will perform on speare's work. The text for this show." Dybdahl said. "It's a lot like either Friday or Saturday. opera was originally written in a musical. You would just have to Tickets are $8. $10 and $12 German with the music by Otto Ni- say that the musical forms are each. Students receive a $2 dis- colai and text by Mosenthal. This more extended. Anyone who count. For ticket reservations call particular English version was writ- would enjoy the Shakespeare play 372-8171, or (800)589-2224. for ten byjosef Blatt. The emphasis in would enjoy this even more." using VISA, MasterCard or Dis- this opera is on the wives. The aspects of this opera making cover. They both receive Identical love it more attractive to an audience is letters, get in a trist and have a its two and a half-hour length and good time with the rotund rogue two intermissions. "It's just the and teach him a lesson," Gene right length so that you would want Dybdahl, director of opera at the to have it longer," Dybdahl said University and director of the pro- Additions that make the opera NEW RELEASES duction, said. "They want to make appealing are the happy music and Mrs. Ford's husband jealous. They a ballet play bad tricks on Falstaff." "It's very quick and bright. This tflj&& $1.69 FOR 1 DAY rent® T2 Tonigift
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make another movie about. This includes the James Bond films. Indiana Jones adventures, and Jack films in his wake Ryan, the Tom Clancy character of The Hunt for Red Worth October. Patriot Games, and the soon to be released (which has Candy In two parts, one Clear and Present Danger. In each of these cases, the ki drag) and Once Upon a Crime movies are always a separate adventure having noth (which Is horribly overacted by aS ing to do with the other movies except for the central those Involved) were so bad that I the characters, so every story is original. Worth cringe Just thinking of them. One But what happens so often is that an unnecessary ridiculous movie titled Delirious sequel is made of a money making film. Die Hard. (about a soap opera writer trapped Watch Home Alone. Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and Alien were the ki his own show) tried to pass off all films that involved a one in a-million situation that Candy rtctng horseback (imagine by Todd Stanley is resolved, but somehow the situation miraculously the poor horse). repeats itself (sometimes more than once) causing Watch Candy's best films came when the need for another movie. There are also the unde he worked when John Hughes Here is the second sequel lo my article about recy sirable characters that keep popping up over and by Todd Stanley either wrote, directed, or produced ded movies and what a coincidence thai sequels are over. This would include the slasher flick kings of Ja a Candy movie. Vacation was one the subject at hand. I saved the easiest for last, be- of Hughes' first scripts as well as cause sequels are a major pan of contemporary With the passing of comedic being a early Candy Urn. Planes, Hollywood and constantly recycled. Lasy yeara Looking at this list, I cannot find actor John Candy, some very Trains and Automobiles , written alone, the sequels Addams Family Values, Wayne.\ funny movies are left in his and dheded by Hughes, is one of WotU 2. Sister Act 2. Another Stakeout, Beethoven's one film that is justified in being wake. On the other hand, some 2nd. hot Shots Part Deux. Look Who's Talking Now. of his films would be better Robocop 3. and House Parly 3. came out. Looking at made into a sequel. off going to the grave with Although his career this list. I cannot And one film that isjustified in being him. For those movie- made into a sequel. None of the original movies had its flops and watchers wishing to see some were stories that were left hanging and needed con- Candy films that best capture successes, Candy tinued, nor were the characters interesting enough to son from the Friday the 13th series, Freddy Krugerof be seen in another movie. But in accordance to his Nightmare on Elm Street films, and Michael Myers his comedic genius, here are will always be some suggestions on what Roger Ebert's definition of a sequel-a filmed whose Halloween movies get worse with each mov- shouldn't be overlooked and remembered for deal-these movies did make money at the box office ie. These films are basically the same, just throw in a thus a sequel using the same basic story must be new set of stupid victims and the methods of dispos what should. the big impression Candy started out his career made. al and you have yourself a new movie. Then there's as a supporting actor In some he left on comedy. A recent unnecessary sequel is My Girl 2. This the biggest horror series of them all, the crooked- very funny movies. In Stripes time around. Vada (Anna Chlumsky) wants to find jawed Jim Vamey as Ernest whose series of unfunny he backed up BO Murray pktykig out about her deceased mother for a school project. movie includef:r/i«/ Goes lo Camp. Ernest Saves Not having any luck getting information from her dad Christmas. Ernest Goes lo Jail. Ernest Scared Stupid. Bun, who mud-wrestled his way Candy's best movies. He plays a (Dan Aykroyd). she and her pregnant step mother One only hopes the last in the series will be titled through the Anny In 7V Blues travekng salesman who constancy Brothers he tad the chase agakot (Jamie Lee Curtis) devise a plan for her to go to LA. Ernest Dies a Horrible Drawn-Out Death in a Trash annoys Steve Martin whose on hrs where her mother was from and talk to people that Compactor. John BdusM and Dan Aykroyd. way home for Thanksgiving dn- knew her mother. The story is interesting enough, And kl National Lampoon's Vaca- ner Uncle Bud was another good but things come too easy and the events towards the Sequels are probably the worst kind of recycled tion. Chevy Chase held ham hos- Hughes written film m which end can be predicted by half way through the movie movie because there usually isn't much effort put tage wkh a peDet gun. Candy's big Candy plays a slob, loser unde The problem with this sequel is that the original was into a second or third film. Instead, moviemakers break came ki the very runny rok who must watch his brother's kkk. of Tom Hanks' brother In Splash . mediocre at best (not good enough to warrant a se rely on the reputation of the first movie to sell tickets teaching him lesponsrbety and well quel to say the least), and the most interesting char- for the sequels. What happens Is important things whose chancier would drop as leaching the kids about He. He acter from the first movie died at the end of the origi such as an original script or good direction are left change on the graud for the pur- had a smafi part as a Pc*a band nal. The film tries to make up for this by substituting out. and sometimes the original actor is not even pose of looking up women's leader In Hughes most successful Austin O'Brien, who does a good job. but isn't as ef used such as Danny Glover's characer replacing Ar- dresses. Candy gave supporting Urn. Home Alone . Hughes was fective. One wonders why a sequel of this sort is nold Schwarzennager's inPredator 2. Sequels be- sans ki other movies, once his ca- also the producer of the fllin which necessary since the character of Vada wasn't interest come son of an assembly line, cranking out metho- nter took off. He played a Mog contains Candy's finest perform- ing enough to hold an audience's attention by herself dical movie after another. (half-man. half-dog) ki Mel Brooks ance. Only the Lonely, ki which and the conflict of the first one was resolved by the parody of Star Wars . Space Balls Candy ploys a police officer who end? So in conclusion to my series on recycled movies, He even acted ki OBver Stone's po- can't unde the apron strings of his There are only two reasons for making a sequel. it's easy to see that I'm not particularly fond of them. Mcal drama. JFK . Just last year. overbearing Irish mother, played The first reason being if the original story is not yet The reason is simple, there are enough good stories Candy's last Mm Cool Running, by Maureen CrHara. resolved and thus another movie is necessary to fin- and writers in the world for there not to be a need to hsdhknki the supporting role of Candy Is an actor and a presence ish the story. Examples of this are the Star Warsiri- keep turning out the same old stuff. Recycling may coach to (he Jamsacsn hob-sled who win be missed Even his voice logy and The Godfather movies (although number be good for the environment, but for the movie in- ctngteam. *os fumy (Us vote was the Alba- three was pushing it). The other reason for a sequel dustry, it only pollutes the audiences with unoriginal But Candy has done some truly tross In the Disney animated film is using a character that is interesting enough to films that are about as fresh as decade old bread bad Mm*. Earn/ ki Ms career, me 7 he Rescuers Dorm Under , which bombs Armed and Dangerous (wkh proved Candy didn't have to be a young Meg Ryan) and Who's seen to be hilarious Akhough his ~ iiv«i in usr '— Harry Crumb? (which ddn't ap- Urn career had Its flops and suc- C <« 10*1 M SMIN ■ 1U-1M1 BOWLING GREEN OPERA THEATER PRESENTS pear to have a script) gave Candy a cesses, he unl always be re bad reputation Ensemble mouses utmfceml for the big impression Z,« REALITY such as Nothing But Trouble he left on comedy RYDER ETHAN BITES MERRY WIVES HAWKE iwwwk- trr? Nightfyal 7 15 Sl'KIM. ISHK.IK OF WINDSOR 1MX \>l V CITY It I- V( II, FLORIDA MARCH 11 & 12 AT 8 P.M. 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She went to high past or present, who would It be? school with DeKatch's onetime Any band? Probably The Rolling fiancee, but we don't hold that Slones. against her. because she (Denise) OK. Royal Cresent Mob was is a way cool person and our here last week. What did you think favorite person to see behind a bar of them? when that urge to get a Rolling Kick ass show! Best I've seen in Rock nils. We sent our own Mike a long time. Cook. who showed up at lasi call When are they coming back? and talked with Ms. Gott about We hope to have them back by baseball, beer and other cool the end of the school year things. Ever see the movie Cocktail? Yes. What did you think? DeKatch sent me. Are you ready It was a gooa movie, but a Little for Twenty Questions? unrealisiic. Now? What! In the Three Wlsemen? Yei... So tell me a little about Jim Beam. Jack Daniel's and Yu yourself. konjack. I'm from Oberlin. Ohio. I've been I'm always forgetting that. in Bowling Green for about seven Sports fan? laildrr/Kllubtlli S«ldrr years ... I have a master's degree in Absolutely. Denise Gott behind her bar at Club 21. Public Administration. I'm currently Who's going to win the World employed with Prudential Inst- Series? ance agency and I own Club 21. I don't know .. not my strength. So tell me about how yon came The Cleveland Indians. So, next every week. Here's my name and gambling fever. You're not allowed whole time. She's a nice girl, to own Club 21? time someone asks you, you'll number. to gamble in bars, but we tried lo though Last January, a mutual friend of know the answer. (looking at paper) Mike Cook? do as much as we can without be Yes she Is. Alright, I think that's my fiance and I was selling the I should have said that ...Gate- That's your name? ing illegal It. Did you enjoy yourself? business, and it was basically the way is going to be the biggest ticket Yes It Is. What do you like on What do you think about a0 this Yes, it was fun. right price. We were in the right ... Tin going to be there Opening your pizza? Nancy Kerrigan backlash? Is It too late to get a Boning place at the right time. Day. I love vegetables. Mushrooms. I KNEW YOU WEREGOING TO Rock? What was the price? Really? Forget these prepared Onions. ASK ME THAT! I knew, one way or On draft. What was the price? I don't think questions. let's talk about that. So what's the deal with this another, thai someone was going Sure. How much? I should disclose that. How did you gel tickets? whole poker and gambling theme to ask me about Nancy (explecitrve It's on me. Just don't make me Oh, OK. What's going on here A friend of mine owns a travel Inhere? deleted) Kerrigan ... She has no look stupid. for St. Patrick'! Day? agency in North Ridgeville. And 1 went to the Las Vegas bowl last idea what to say in public. She was We have a couple kegs of green somehow or another, they come December and came back with the on TV last night and she cried the Thanks. Ill take cart of you. beer coming in ... Lots of specials into tickets to Browns games, In- for St. Patrick's Day. I think we're dians games and Gavs games. going to try to have a contest or We've got three tickets. two. I don't know if we can. so we You get any more, you give me better not advertise that. a call. Well put yon In the paper Prices are Falling on CD's and Tapes 0(aCeidoscope Jewelry, Books, Crystals, C*> Blended Oils & More. Ti® Tarot Readings by Julie 3w» $11.96 Weds. & Fit, 2-6 p.m. Sacred Path Readings by Falcon, Thur. 1-4 p.m. WE WILL BE CLOSED SAT. MAR. 12 Mon. - Th. 11-6 Fri. - Sat. 11-8 Save on our Large Selection of videos. 143-C E. Woosier (behind Madhalter) 354 - 4015 100's to choose from at always the ■|,fl'l,l,l,l,I* lowest price HOWARDS club H ■ ■ * ■ * * * * * * ■i.i.i.i.f i:i:i:i:i:i:iaic •3 WAL MART 210 N. Main 352-9951 Live Thiirs. - Sal. Excludes double packs and extended length. New Store Hours: Mon. -Sat. 7a.m. - 11p.m.: Sunday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Till] AFFAIR 1120 S. Main St*, at W. Gypsy Lane Rd. • Ptnbell • Video Games • Pool • Wng Pong BOWLING GREEN I'.I.I.I.I.I.I.I ' Insider Frl., March 11, 1994 Luck o'the Irish to you Joe Peiffer, our own Leprechaun in residence, takes a look at one of the greatest holidays in existence. He even spoke to a real, live Irish Uncle. "I'm a rambler. I'm a gambler. Today in America, the Irish use this lass by the name of Jenny Gagle downright festive for the Irish holi "Very green The girls are going I'm a long ways from home and if day to show their Irish heritage.'' Jen tells me she just happens to day. The doors open promptly at to be so Irish. They're going to be you don'I like me then leave me What about all the drinking the have a 70 year-old Irish uncle 600 am. So set your alarm for little leprechauns. They are all Irish. alone. I'll eat when I'm hungry and kids have been talking about? named Paul Welsh. Turns out Paul kegs and eggs with the little people Everyone, but me."Judy said. I' II drink all I'm dry. "Drinking? Oh. let's see," He loves to tell a great story and he "From six to eleven we're having Judy believes the rainbow ends If moonshine don't kill me I'll live said, thinking of the Irish club's even grew up in the Emerald Isle. green eggs and ham." Judy Brown. at Trotter's. till I die." reputation. "Ummm, I can say I After several minutes of convincing Trotter's expert, said. "People come for the meal; they And wilh this lovely tune we will think it's a festive occasion, and and numerous promises of free The rest of the Trotter's day is come for the fun: they come for the embark on a journey into the hean drinking plays a role, but its not fact line press. Jen divudged Unde also chock full of shamrock fun. music; they have a good time." of St. Patrick's Day. Grab and Gui necessarily the only option." Paul's number. ness and step aboard kids, this Overseas, the holiday takes on a Immediately after I dialed the train is heading straight for a place entirely different meaning. number I founnd myself thrust into "Over in England we hide on St. Patrick's where green is green and men eat "It's bigger in*America than it is the world of the wee people. On Day. Never know what those boys up North their beer with a fork. AD aboard for in Ireland. It's like some kind of re- the other end was a real, live Irish Sham roc Wand. ligious holiday over there," John uncle. He talked funny and every- are gonna do." St. Patrick's Day is one of those said. thing. I mean this guy was Irish. It ill-defined American holidays. With this newly aquired know- was a watershed moment in my lain Ellis, cool bloke Some Irishmen say it has to do ledge, we got on the horn to ask a journalistic career. And I wasn't with celebrating Irish heritage. real live Englishman about his feel- missing the opportunity. 1 asked Some Irishmen say it is about ings on St. Patrick's Day. him what I thought was a stumper. drinking. Some Irishmen say it's Dr. Iain Ellis of the American Cul- I asked if he knew St. Patrick's last about celebrating everybody's eth- tural Studies department told of his name. "From eleven to midnight we're And with that, we were off again nicity. Some in Northern Ireland days near the green isle. "Ah. my lad." he crooned. "Ac- having jigs dinner which is a tra- on the Shamrock Express. Whisk- say it's a dam good excuse to fire- "Over in England we hide on St. tually, Patrick Is his last name. His ditional Irish dinner," Judy said. ing across town The Express grin- bomb something. But everyone Patrick's Day. Never know what full name was St. Magonus Fuca- The dinner sells for $5.99 and is ded to halt at M.T. Muggs. On the agrees it is an occasion to cele- those boys up North are gonna tus Patricius." downright tasty Judy says. way, we stopped to ask a few non- brate. do." Dr. EOis said. Carrying my newfound know- For those of you who will be par- Irish folk their opinion of the holi- Irish club co-president John Once we had the Brit's opinion, ledge, I hopped back on the Sham- taking of Irish nectar, Trotter's has day. Burke says he's not quite sure of the fairness doctrine dictated that I rock Express and headed down- Green Ice beer on tap and plenty of "I don't consider St. Patricks Day the cause for the celebration. speak with a real Irishman. Only town As your conductor. I'D do my specials. a religious holiday or anything, but "Everyone comes together in a problem, I don't know any Irish- best to guide you through the good According to Judy, green fun will hey, I'm Italian... I like to party." social atmosphere. It's fun. I mean men. So I called fact line. and the bad of this green holiday. abound throughout the evening. says an obviously Italian sopho- it's a good time, "John said. "St. Fear not. faithful reader. The fact We will begin our journey at one " We're going to decorate the more communications student Patrick is a great leader of Ireland. line girl turned out to be a helpful of the best. Trotter's Tavern gets place up. I mean, we have a pretty named Brian D'Aurello. good crowd ... a very festive The German kid had the same crowd,"Judysaid. opinion. With every great St. Pattys day "I see St. Patrick's Day as a cele- experience comes many little le- bration of Irish ethnldty and pride, prechauns to serve you. Judy's staff oh yeah, and I like to party," said is ready to please. sophomore English student Brad "Our girls that work here will to Schneider. be very festive. Very green. They'll In a short detour before I arrived have green hair, green bow ties. at Muggs, the Express came to a Very green. "Judy said. halt at College Station. Wait a How green are theyjudy? minute - there's no green here. No ***,/-/■' r,» Paste (above) forefather the Merry Can Men (the crazy blond guy and the drummer) will rock out Irish songs at Cosmo's on St. Patty's Day. •mmrr |r"rl., Marfcti 11, 1994 Insider shamrocks. No leprechans. No green beer. And certainly no pol of gold. They are the scourges of Si. Patrick's day. "We don't even decorate or any thing." said an inidenlified bar maid. "But we do have a customer thai paints his face green and his hair purple and sits in the bar all day." Sad. Arriving at Muggs I find the Irish dub party. The club will be hosting happy hours from five to nine at Muggs. They also will be serving up some fine jigs eatin'. What exactly is a jig dinner? "You know it's corned beef, po- tatoes, sauercraut. carrots and all that Irish stuff," Mike Lewis. Muggs man. said. "I'm not really sure what they taste like. I mean I've never had a jigs dinner, but I hear they're good." Mike told us there will also be green beer and emerald shots on special. He says the only problem n.ldcr/HlubclnSnldrr with green beer on tap is the chance of leftovers. "Well if we don't sell all the green stuff then, I guess, we have green beer the next week," Mike said. In addition to this, WFAL will be providing some Irish tunes to tweek the already hyped Irish Club crowd Mike said the green day is a big one for Muggs. "It's a big day; every employee is ♦ working, but I not sure everyone is going to wear green," Mike said. "I mean, I don't make anyone do rt." With that The Shamrock Express headed back for the station. And the Irish Whooped. And we were merry. After all it is St. Patty's day. Carrying my *£ newfound knowledge, I hopped back on the Shamrock Express and headed downtown. ««• v ■ •Idtrfr'Uiahrth Snider jlmidr 8 Fri., March 11, 1994 ROCK G0SSI> FROM Bukowsi Dies THE BUCK SWAMP IEFT OF THE DIAL... Well, as we write this (Thursday night), local faves Gone Daddy Finch are opening up for the Dead Milkmen. Hope it goes good for Finch. Be sure and hit EasyStreet Wednesday for the big Sweaty Whiskers/Powder show. Wow. three of our favorite bands in two short graphs! Also, the Merry Can Men will triumphantly return on Thursday to Cosmo's coffee shop to play origi nals and Irish music for the holi day. lain Ellis (a.k.a. guitar boy) says it will be a splendid show We'll hold him to it. WHAT SWAMPY LISTENS TO "The new Melissa Eiheridge. Well, not really, but her press releases were really cool. The head- line was 'Yes she is.' and I like thai phrase. Why? Because Vma swamp Iiildtr/KouWtllucr monster. Yes I am Local ethereal vibe groovers The Kind kick out the Jams at a re- ImldcrfThc AltocUIrd Prcli BABY, WHY DON'T WE... cent show. They've got a new tape available, folks, so go to Mad- TONIGHT: Uncle Sandwich at Hatter and pick one up. 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Inpidai 10 Fri., March 11, 1994 1 FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News Am Journal Billy Graham Crusade Burkes Law Picket Fences News Murphy B. i ate Show o CBC NP*S Country Air Farce Eggshells This Hour CBC Prime Time News Kids in the Hall Laughs Laughs Blood Run Games o News CBS News Wh Fortune Jeopardy' Billy Graham Crusade Burke s Law Picket Fence* News Late Sho* e News NBC News Em Torughl Cur Affair Viper Movie Marked lor Murder News Tonight Show a RUSK L ABC News Cops Cosby Show Fam Mat Boy World Step by S. 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