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Friday, September 30, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 28 Fraternities dispute hazing charges

by Sharon A. Turco rector of Greek Life, who also due to confidentiality. how important Greek Life is to about time fraternities stand up were brought against them, only The BG News handles fraternity cases involv- Greek Life refused to release the University. for their rights. Delta Tau Delta to be dropped later. In the mean- ing hazing, declined to comment any hazing records to The "I realize she's busy, but when is willing to lead the charge. time, initiation week was In the past two weeks, Delta on the fact that Delta Tau Delta Newsat this time. you consider we make up almost "If Greek Life is truly here to stopped. Tau Delta Fraternity and Phi had hazing allegations made Director of Greek Life, Wayne 3,000 of some of the most in- serve the Greek system and truly "The way the student code is Gamma Delta Fraternity have against them. Colvin, was unavailable for volved and inspired individuals here to uphold our integrity, they written makes us automatically been brought before Greek Life "I cant talk about Delta Tau comment. on this campus, our problems would stand behind us on this is- guilty," said Dante Orsini, presi- on hazing charges. Delta because of confidentia- According to Judge C. Ellen should get more consideration," sue." dent of Sigma Chi. "It is the stu- After a source informed Greek lity," Shanahan said. Connally, chairwoman of the Haggy said. Apigian said he asked Shana- Life that Delta Tau Delta had She did say it came to the at- University Board of Trustees, According to Haggy, 70 per- han, "Aren't you here for us?" been allegedly hazing, the tention of one of the staff mem- "The Board of Trustees dele- cent of alumni donations are giv- and she replied by saying she Fraternities fraternity's initiation week was bers, and according to the stu- gates authority to Wayne [Col- en by Greek alumni, and each was just doing her job. "Katie shut down and all its fraternity year Greeks are responsible for could not even pinpoint for me protest charges activities stopped, pending an in- close to $40,000 of charity dona- the exact hazing violation we vestigation. After an interroga- "The problem is trying to grasp the power," tions. broke." Hazing charges against tion of its pledges on Sept. 22, Haggy said. "IFC likes to control fraternities' "When you consider these sta- "I have no tolerance for haz- Delta Tau Delta were Delta Tau Delta was found inno- tistics, I feel that we should be ing," Whipple said. "Groups must 4 dismissed while Phi cent. actions, but Greek Life has taken that control treated with utmost respect by be investigated when there are Gamma Delia serves a Phi Gamma Delta was brought away." our University officials," Haggy allegations. Hazing is serious, two-year suspension. up on hazing charges Sept. 22 by said. and the investigations must be unit director Shantel Joy. Al- Bret Haggy The student code is up for re- quick and thorough." © Greek Life is handling though no allegations could be Interfraternity Council President view during the 1994-95 aca- lloggy said he believes there is proved, the fraternity is now demic school year, Whipple said. definitely tension between Greek the hazing charge which serving a two-year probation. "If there are some problems Life and IFC that perpetuates the violates the Student Appendix JB4 of the Universi- dent code Greek Life must follow vin]because he knows what's go- with the hazing code, appropriate situation. Code. ty Student Code states that "in all up on the allegations. ing on. We only meet about four steps will be taken at that time," "The problem is trying to cases of alleged violations of this "Bret has nothing to do with it. times a year, and he reports back Whipple said. "We must follow grasp the power," Haggy said. The Interfraternity policy, faculty and alumni ad- The discipline was nothing to do to us. the current hazing code because "IFC likes to control fraternities' 4 Council was not notified visers and the with IFC because hazing is a vio- "Greek Life falls under Dr. we have no choice. Whether IFC actions, but Greek Life has taken of the allegations. national/international headquar- lation of risk management and Edward Whipple, vice president agrees with it is not pertinent." that control away." ters of any organization will be state laws," Shanahan said. "It is of student affairs. Fraternities Delta Tau Delta President Tim "Greek Life and Wayne Colvin notified. During the period of in- Greek Life's job to deal with, not Ryan and Phi Gamma Delta dent code that must change. To and sororities are not one of my have a lot of power on this cam- correct the problem the student vestigation, all pledge/associate IFC." high priorities," Connally said. President Charlie Apigian both pus and could do so much more member activities of the organi- "This is a blatant example of understand that Greek Life is code must be rewritten." "They must go through proce- for us," Ryan said. "But, when This control base of IFC lies in zation shall be suspended." prejudice against fraternities," dural due process. That's in the just doing its job. push comes to shove, they are In both instances, Interfrater- Haggy said. "I realize they are just enforc Article II of Il"C's constitution: rules. They could be shut down hiding in the corner." Derivation of Authority. "The au- nity Council President Bret Ha- Shanahan also added that there until the next Board of Trustees ing the student code, but this has Sigma Chi Fraternity also had a thority of the Interfraternity ggy was not notified of the alle- have been hazing incidents on meeting." been going on too long," Ryan similiar incident happen to them gations. this campus in the last five years, Haggy said Connolly's attitude said. "Other fraternities have in the Spring of 1993. Allegations Council shall be derived from the Katie Shanahan, assistant di- but declined to comment on them was inappropriate considering had the same problems, and it's of active brothers hazing pledges See HAZING, page three. Retired coach may receive namesake Grenade by Scott Brown chuckle. explodes The BG News "I guess, after 25 years, there might be a piece of paper or two Editor's note: This is the third laying around," said Brodt, part in a continuing series about speaking from his home in Ven- in crowd people who have made an impact ice, Fla. on the University. Brodt has a career cross coun- Nearly every big name in try record of 146-55. While in his in Haiti Bowling Green sports lore has 20-year stint as head track coach, by Jeflrey Ulbrich his own arena. Doyt Perry has his the squad tallied an 89-44-2 re- The Associated Press football stadium. Mickey Coch- cord. In 1972, Bowling Green ran has his soccer field. graduate and Brodt protege Dave PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti Wottle won a gold medal in the - In a bloody attack on the 800-meter run at the Munich U.S.-orchestrated return to Olympics. elected rule, a grenade ex- "He was a father figure for me ploded Thursday in front of and for the other athletes," said a pro-democracy demon- Wottle, now dean of admissions stration, killing three Hai- at Rhode's College in Memphis, tians and wounding at least Term. "It was nice as a young ath- 31. lete to have somebody that you Hundreds of people fled could go to and talk to, chew the in panic, leaving the dead fat with I really enjoyed being and injured in a circle on Mel Brodt, however, doesn't around him. the ground. U.S. soldiers have anything. Sid Sink would "He is the major reason that and military police who like to change that. Bowling Green did so well back sped in to investigate de- "We're looking at possibly in the 70s with me and Sid. He tained three men a ter fir- naming the track infield after was very supportive of us and ing more than 20(. rounds him, or maybe the cross-country everyone else. It was a pleasure into a warehouse. course - even a wing of the Rec being associated with him." After they left, chaos Center," the men's cross country Brodt is a member of the Ohio reigned. Hundreds of Hai- coach said. "He definitely de- Association of Track Coaches tians looted the building of serves something." Hall of Fame, as well as a 1988 bags of cement, wooden The average student would not inductee to the Bowling Green pallets for fuel, even iron know who Mel Brodt is. It's been Athletic Hall of Fame. He is a bars pulled from the foun- 10 years now since Brodt retired 1949 graduate of Miami Univer- dation and windows ripped from his coaching career. But sity in Oxford. The Mel Brodt In- from their frames. what a career it was. vitational, which boasts some of Survivors wailed along For 25 seasons, Brodt was the the Midwest's best cross country the dusty stretch of seaside men's cross country and track programs, is hosted every year Harry Truman Boulevard. coach at the University. Consider by Bowling Green. these credentials for the first It was through Brodt's pro- "Are we never going to man to put Bowling Green athlet- gram that Bowling Green gained stop dying? Are we never ics in the national spotlight: an national recognition. The Falcon going to stop suffering?" Olympic gold medalist; five col- squad finished in the Top 10 in cried a 26-year-old woman. legiate world record holders; 17 the nation for four consecutive She identified herself only national champions; 53 Division I years starting in 1969, with Wot- as Jesula. Ail-Americans; and 92 Mid- tle and Sink leading the way. American Conference cham- "He, more than anybody, The U.S. military counted pions. moved the program in that direc- 40 casualties, but did not Mel Brodt's file in the Sports tion," Sink said. "Before him, this offer a breakdown of dead Information Office is thicker program was not on the national nir photo and wounded. There were than the average college text- level. It is something that the no reports of any American book. That is something that Mel Brodt, former Falcon cross country coach and the 1983 Mid-American Conference Coach of the casualties. makes the 68-year-old Brodt See MOOT, page eight year, talks to a team member during a 1983 track meet. INSIDE CAMPUS CITY SPORTS WEATHER

The musical duo Students owning unusual The Bowling Green foot- Romanovsky and Phillips pets like boa constrictors ball team takes a week off Partly sunny with a high will entertain students with and pythons may want to from its MAC schedule to around 70. West winds be- their music In the Moore consider finding other pets battle the Bearcats of Cin- coming southwest and in- Musical Arts Center tonight to care for. cinnati Saturday at 7 p.m. creasing to 10 to 15 mph. at 8:00. * Page 5. » Page 6. •-Page 4.

•i Editorial The BG News page two Friday, September 30,1994 The BG News /MM.-. "A Commitment to Excellence" (TOT ft Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro UNG UMT'L A editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco Joe Peiffer editorial editor city editor

Attention all freshmen, transfer and exchange students: this week is but a sampling of the weird and wacky menagerie we call "Northwest Ohio Weather." Oh, it will get colder -- much colder - in the upcom- ing months. Just ask any of the number of veteran students who are still massaging some feeling into their frozen limbs. And yes, it still may get a lot wanner. Feel free to ask the number of students who still wear shorts on cold fall days. They hold out with the hope that a sec- ond summer is just beyond the frosty horizon. And don't be fooled, we are not experiencing a monsoon if the rain seems to go on for days and days and days. You want a little bit of advice? Prepare for all oc- casions: wear shorts, tie a flannel around your waist, slip on the wool socks and lace up the boots. Wait a minute. Everyone on campus already dress- es like this. Better bring an umbrella. *** While it has been cold this week, residents of Of- Pucker up and 'beat' your enemy fenhauer West got more heat than they wanted as a fire erupted on the eighth floor Tuesday night Arson Why can't we all just get along? ploded in my head. Gin and tonic you, bud," the other might say. was listed as the cause of the blaze that started on a The other day I was riding my #8 went down the hatch. And I "All right, that's it! You just bulletin board on the floor. snazzy Pee Wee-esque 1964 Hu- saw clearly what this man feared opened up a whole can of mas- The University police department is investigating ffy Sportsman home from a local most. turbation." some leads and is offering up to $5,000 reward for drinkery when a group of rabble- "Hey, man, I don't swing that Hey, this is kinda fun. Let's any information. rousers crossed my path in a red way," I said with polite refusal. continue. We know there isn't too much to do in this town, but car. "What?!?" he asked. "He's on pretty thin ice with "Get the P" out of the road!" "I'm not gay, man," I said. "I me. If he keeps this crap up, I'm it is pretty sad that the only enjoyment for somebody they yelled as they swerved peri- mean, it's cool with me if, but, gonna have to beat the holy hell was to ruin University property and put students' lously close to Big Red (my bike) you know, I dont go that way. I out of myself." lives in danger. Luckily, no one was hurt but the fact and I. wasn't looking at you." It would completely change the that the suspect or suspects remain at large is frus- Not wanting to be beaten like a Joe- I could see that I had confused face of professional boxing, not trating. Miami tourist, I tried something the beast. I got the feeling that to mention prize fights. How many students live in Offenhauer, anyway? I'd never done before - I blew Peiffer one night, long ago, this man Didn't anyone see anything or are they waiting until them a kiss. faced a difficult decision. He sat, "The National Masturbation the award gets bigger to make this their new get- Just returned their overt ag- probably in this very bar, with Association's bout of the century rich-quick scheme? gression with mocking kindness. really have to check out this bar one joint and one brain cell. I is underway," an announcer If anyone knows anything, please let the proper au- Luckily, it worked. named Planet Earth. think he lit up. would croon. "It's a grueling Wiping my brow like someone Anyway, I was In the Earth one But anyway, to make a long competition. The contestants are thorities know because if the person (or persons) who just scored a .099 on a fine summer evening when I story short, he returned to his dropping out faster than USG who did this tries it again somewhere, the flames breathalyzer, I began to think. overheard two three-toothed, seat without socking me. cabinet members." might not be as easy to control. You know, too often we return tank-topped men talking at the Well, now that I look at my Enough said. *•* other people's aggression with end of the bar. notes, I guess I only have two matching force. Instinct says to "Yessiree, gonna whip some creative ways to get out of fights. This theory can even work on a Two by two we filed across the sidewalk into the attack. ass tonight, boy, yeah," one man No matter. global level. Think about it. We'- Union. I avoid getting beat up as often said, gums a-f lapping. I do have some advice for the ve tried alliances. We've tried The other day EAR was walking across campus as I can. As far as I'm concerned, "Woooh, buddy," responded his tough guys who begin the skir- treaties. We've tried dis- no matter whether you win or colleague, teeth a-sawing. mish in the first place. armament. Why dont we give when a slight drizzle began to fall from the sky when lose a fight, chances are you're So it wasn't long before they I think the world would be a lot masturbation a shot? Every time suddenly, whoosh, the skies opened up. Except the going to get hurt. spotted my above-average dental better place if we took the phrase a leader gets all riled up and water didn't fall from the sky. Instead, the rain spur- Big angry guys would claim hygiene and decided to make "Go over there and kick his ass" feels like shooting off a missile, ted from a University sprinkler system. You'd think that I don't like to engage in a trouble. out of our vocabulary and substi- they could do so in the privacy of the University would want to keep the walkways as melee simply because I probably It was almost surreal. The back tuted It with "Go home and mas- their own homes. dry as possible due to its superior sidewalk draining wouldn't last three and 1/2 hair sprouting from the tanktop turbate." techniques. rounds with Carrot Top. It's not on Man #1 blew backward as he A walk through a local tavern World peace through mastur- that I'm saying that you should moseyed over to my table. His might yield the following con- bation. I like it. back down; there are just other two teeth gleamed in the light. versations. ways to handle the situation. "What are you looking at, "I dont believe he's looking at The BG News Staff boy?" asked the hairy-backed her," a young marauder would The first one, as I said earlier, Joe Peiffer is the City Editor is to simply blow a kiss. For the chap, threatening my life like I say. "He's lucky I don't just go photo editor Ross Weilzner and a weekly columnist for The most part, guys have a problem was a Florida abortion doctor. home and masturbate." sports editor Mike Kazimore Like everyone my first re- Or, "Hey buddy, you Just spil- News. He believes that the word assistant sports editor feeling manly striking a man virgin speaks for itself. Any ques- Marty Fuller with a puckered mouth. sponse was to crank up the tes- led my drink," one would say. graphics editor Jim Mericsko tosterone and simply tell the "Unless you want me to come tions, comments, or concerns can I discovered the other method be mailed to The News or ad- Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan one night in a small bar in the man, "Nothing." Then something over there and slap the monkey, special projects editor Robin Coe happened. A light shone from then you better just apologize." dressed to Joe at jpei- small town of Mansfield. If you'- [email protected] assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski ve never been to Mansfield, you above the bar. Fireworks ex- "No way I'm gonna apologize to copy chief Dawn Keller Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams MAN ON THE STREET The BG News Editorial Office Do you think our union serves the students'needs?

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THEY SAID IT "We participate in a kind of social con- tract which obligates us not only to obey the law, vote and defend our na- tion when necessary, but to support, ITHREESeptember 3 0 19 9 4 protect, and encourage one another." -Elizabeth Dole, Red Cross President Top Albums Top Singles Rolling along EXTRA1 Weekly charts for Weekly charts for the In The News the nation's best- nation's best-selling EXTRA.! selling albums as they singles as they appear 32 years ago appear in next week's in next week's issue of Men's residence halls had a issue of Billboard Billboard magazine. complete student government for the magazine. Reprinted Reprinted with first time with a constitution created with permission. permission. Platinum by Conklin Hall students. signifies more than 1 The constitution was used in l.II,BoyzIIMen million copies sold. Rodgers Quadrangle, Kohl and (Motown) 1. I'll Make Love To Williams halls. 2. From the Cradle, You, Boys n Men Eric Clapton (Duck) (Motown) xm' I HV^H^1 '••'■i '•■•"•i 3. Rhythm of Love. , 2. All I Wanna Do, K AM i Anita Baker (Elektra) Sheryl Crow (A&M) 4. The Lton King 3. Endless Love, Luther HOMECOMING 1994 HOMECOMING 1994 Soundtrack, (Disney) Vandross & Mariah YI % ..__^ \% ' K ^*"r"y X Platinum Carey (Columbia) CTJ AP photo/ Bruce Ackcrraan CATCH THE WAVE: BG Beach Bash 2 5. Songs, Luther 4. When Can I See You, i-H Oct. 3rd-8th g Vandros8 (LV). Babyface (Epic) Gold Gernot Alstrop gets pulled across the parking lot by his dog 1994 Homecoming Week ^ 6. Dookic, Green Day 5. Wild Night, John "Bundy," at Stonegate Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. O (Reprise) Platinum Mellencamp & Me'Shell 2 7. Smash, Offspring Ndegeocello (Mercury) ACROSS (Epitaph) Platinum 6. Stroke You Up, I Z 8. Tuesday Night Changing Faces (Spoiled Ed Monday o Music Club, Sheryl Rotten-Big Beat) Gold THE NATION Ice Cream Social: outside Ed. Bldg., 6:30-8:00 pm Crow (A&M) 7. Stay (I Missed You), O "It Came from Outer Space": 3-D movie, 115 Ed. Bldg., 8:00 pm to 9. Forrest Gump Lisa Loeb & Nine tried to legalize his status. Illegal student gets visa Tuesday Soundtrack, (Epic) Stories (RCA) Gold Ibarra asked the Immigration Outdoor Fun: 10. Purple, Stone 8. At Your Best (You and Naturalization Service for an Human Bowling, Fun Pix, Velcro Fly Trap international student visa. The Union Oval, 1 lam-5pm X Temple Pilots Are Love), Aaliyah INS arranged for today's expe- (Atlantic) Platinum (Blackground) dited hearing because of Ibarra's o 9. Never Lie, Immature Wednesday 2 academic standing, spokesman Tie Dye P3 (MCA) Rudy Murillo said. Union Oval, 1 lam-4pm 10. Another Night, Real O HAZING McCoy (Arista) Thursday o Compiled from staff and wire Continued from page one. o Pep Rally 2 SAN DIEGO - Rafael Ibarra, reports. o Lawn between Student Services and Kreischer Quad, 8pm high school valedictorian, top w 2 stated Grant of Powers from the and by-laws of the Interfraterni- student at the University of Chi- poooooorrrrtrrinnrra CD Board of Trustees of Bowling ty Council, as well as all judicial cago and illegal alien, passed one o Friday of his toughest tests today. He got Have You Heard? Master Hypnotist J. Medicinehat. to Green State University and the actions will be subject to review a visa. Lenhart Grand Ballroom, 8pm approval of the president of the and approval by the assistant The visa allows Ibarra to re- Overnight University or the president's de- vice president for student af- turn for his sophomore year Lodging Top Gun," 111 Olscamp Hall, 8pm and 10pm. $1.50 si gnee." fairs; residential services, or de- when classes start Monday. in Anderson Hall "Risky Business," 111 Olscamp Hall, midnight, $1.50 X The statement on student par- signee, prior to the implementa- "He's not someone who came o ticipation in University Govern- tion of any action. Reviewing au- here and was living on the fringes Homecoming Saturday 2 ment outlines how eight Univer- thority is hereby delegated to the of society," federal administra- rj Face Painting & Pictures with Freddie & Frieda, Stadium, 1 lam-1 pm tive law Judge Kenneth Bagley Fri. & Sat., Oct 7 & 8 "* ~-r Homecoming Football Game vs. Ohio University, Stadium, lpm sity organizations, including IPX", director of small group housing ~ King and Queen announced at Half time o handle power in article II: Specif- and Greek life." said after his ruling. "He did not PARENTS work illegally and take more than WEEKEND o ic Delegation of Duties and Re- he gave back." s Top Gun," 111 Olscamp Hall, 8pm and 10pm, $1.50 2^S sponsibilities. However, under the same code Ibarra was euphoric. Fri. & Sat.,Oct. 28 & 29 o "Risky Business," 111 Olscamp Hall, midnight, $1.50 "5 The organizations, listed in or- z listed for USG it says "revisions "I definitely felt like I had my $17.00 der, are the Undergraduate Stu- and amendments to the USG con- hands tied behind my back be- i Single w o dent Government, Graduate Stu- stitution will be subject to review cause of this barrier. Now I feel $26.00 • Double •Merchandise on sale Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm in the Union Foyer* dent Senate, Student Judiciaries, and approval by the assistant free," he said. Stop in at 425 Student O •King and Queen voting Monday-Wednesday, 9am-5pm, Union Foyer* IPC, Panhellenic Council, sorori- vice president for student af- Ibarra, 20, graduated from a Services or call 372-2458 X "All Homecoming events are fret unless otherwise noted.** ilk ties and fraternities, and Resi- San Diego high school in 1993 and fairs, student activities and won full scholarships from top HOMECOMING 1994 HOMECOMING 1994 dent Student Assocation. orientation, or designee, prior to colleges around the country. ■VWWWWWWWWB Under IPC is listed "the offi- the implementation." When it came time to fill out cers, boards, committees and "Someone doesn't need to look applications, he acknowledged representatives of IFC are over our shoulder every minute," that he is a Mexican citizen and /r. hereby vested with all duties and Haggy said. "There is a definite not a legal resident of the United KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA responsibilities as set forth in the prejudice against fraternities in States, where he has lived since provisions of the constitution and the IFC constitution because all his mother brought him when he ^v*

Angie & Steve -~™v ~A~ Thumper & Tigger %M$®(&mm Stacy & John y^-s^, " Janie & Brian -JL- • Birdie & Bunnyhead ^-»W Tiffany & Dan w SproutRnrnut & Mark * .lonnuJenny .InnasJones &A Geraldoftaralrin We deliver everyday after 4 p.m. Erick & Seth Tracy & Eric Bran Flakes & Special K Lois Lane & Superman Jody & Jason Julie & Ray $3.99 Holly & Andy Toad & Polk One Medium Pizza with one item Missy & Bo Elizabeth & Mike Exp. 10/30/94 354-6500 Laura & Brandon Michelle & Lonnie must bring In coupon 112 Mercer & Wooster Jen & Gus Gus Kim & Jacob Shelly & Ty Mo&D Sun-Thursday 11:00 a.m. - midnight Fri & Sat. 11:00 a.m. -1:00 a.m. Julie & Brady Steph & Matt Kristy & Vince Jen & Johan Linus & Michael ThomasFhomas« w w M.C. & Tony Carrie & Casper Jackie & Jeff Jill & Dan Kim & Dave Kim & Whip Beale & Dave UA(J Cordially invites all students to a Beth & Todd Worm & The Early Bird Jackie & Tom Tina & Bob Denise & Darren B & Tonto Free Ice Cream Social, Erin & Ed Jen, Jess & The Canoe Crew Heidi & Frank Sewell & The Con Man Ibe 1994 homecoming Court Jennifer & Steve Summers & The Roommate Candidates mill be dishing out your Bonnie & Clyde Hannah & John Deer Green Julie & Steve Carrie & Jonny favorite flavors in front of the Angie & Gus Sr. Beth & John Jr. Dana & Gus Jr. OCTOBER 1,1994 Barth & The Rocket Man 'Education (Bldg. on Monday, Lamb & 6' 6 October 3rd from 6:30-8:00 pm. Come and meet the future king and queen. IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT Campus The BG News page four Friday, September 30,1994 r— Union considered for changes Olscamp Hall will Proposals for renovation focus on student convenience host 122 colleges iy Katie Simmons such as the University of Miami the students was the focus of the fees, Yon said. The BC News and Ohio University, does not NAF Committee when making "Right now, it is too early to by Lawrence Hannan and Genell Pavellck compare in relation to services their recommendations. say anything about the financ- The BC News Editor's note: This is the final and other functions," Yon said. 'The students were interested ing," Yon said. "What we do know part in a continuing series which in more services and possibly is that we can do a lot with the The $13.5 million, two-story, 95,000 square foot Olscamp Hall will have a chance to show off Its new technological capabilities looks at the various recom- expanding for the interest of general fee money, and that mendations made by the Non- convenience," Yon said. "That doesnt necessarily mean a stu- across the country today from 11 am. to 1 p.m. when it hosts a Academic Functions Committee. gets us back to the one-stop-shop dent fee increase." national symposium on student learning. Joyce Kepke, director of conference programs for continuing The last time the University concept again, which may in- volve the consolidation of other "We asked students for then- education, said 122 colleges from the United States and Canada Union underwent some type of will be taking part in the symposium by receiving downlinks at renovation was when changes University services." input on the idea of finance if the According to the report, other renovations were considered," their colleges. were made to the Falcon's Nest in "The main reason for the teleconference is a discussion of a :987. Union renovations would include Crooks said. "The feedback was incorporating a University book- the idea would be good if it was paper entitled The Student Learning Imperative,' " Kepke said. This year, the Non-Academic "The paper focuses on renewing the commitment to student ac- Unctions Committee has rec- store and making a Ticketron paid for by development dollars available for students to pur- - which the University doesn't tivities which improve student learning as well as personal de- ommended that the Union under- The committee is interested in velopment" go more extensive renovations to possibly providing additional chase tickets for campus activi- have; or if the money was [taken ties. from profits] from the busi- George Kuh, one of the principal authors of the paper and a update its facilities. space and generating more activ- professor of higher education at Indiana University, will be the nesses that would be involved According to interviews done ities in the Union such as includ- keynote speaker for the conference. by the committee in relation to ing fast food franchises, a travel The committee's proposal to with the Union. Students did not the structural needs of the Uni- want the money taken from a agency and a job placement firm. finance these renovations would Donald Gehring, chairman of the University's higher educa- versity, students suggested the general fee increase." "I really think that during the possibly involve the allocation of tion administration doctoral program, said the symposium is University Union be examined last year and a half, the commit- money from student fees. good for the image of both Olscamp Hall and the University as a for proper renovations because it tee has gathered information that Although nothing has been de- If the renovations are accepted whole. is the largest student gathering we provided to them on what the termined, two avenues for fi- by the University administration place on campus, said Paul Yon, needs of the Union should be - a nancing are available and being and the Board of Trustees, it is "Olscamp Hall is primarily designed for classroom downlinks, committee member and director sort of wish list for us," said Da- taken into consideration at this not clear whether or not the not mass downlinks like this one," Gehring said. "But the WBGU of archival collections. vid Crooks, director of the Uni- time. Those possibilities include Union would have to shut down staff has been super about getting the hall ready for this pro- "The University Union, in versity Union. the reallocation of student gen- for the construction to take gram." comparison to other universities The area of convenience for eral fees and raising the general place. ,€. THE PLACE FOR Arsonist strikes Offenhauer West J\J.♦# THE B.G. STUDENTS byChrls Malanga but they are currently following "Rodney [Collins, resident ad- All of Offenhauer West was V PLACE The BC News up on some leads that they have, viser for the eighth floor] had a evacuated, and residents could according to Barb Wydell, Uni- RIBS Are extinguisher in his hand and not re-enter the residence hall bnjoy our Clubhouse A reward of up to $5000 is be- versity public safety information I grabbed it from him, pulled the for 20 minutes. IM^ or Dining Room ing offered for information con- officer. pin and put out the flames," Hol- Collins commended the resi- 0 cerning a fire started on a bulle- The fire reached all the way to den said. dents for their swiftness in exit- tin board on the eighth floor of the ceiling, according to Joe Swi- Collins said the fire alarms ing the building. Offenhauer West early Wednes- tala, eighth floor resident. worked perfectly. The Bowling Green Fire De- day morning. "I heard the alarms and was 'Two alarms positioned in the partment, as well as the Univer- 382-6116 BKS&afl The incident was listed as ar- trying to exit the building when I hallway are set to go off at the sity police, declined to comment. son and the Bowling Green Fire saw the flames," Switala said. A sign on the eighth floor con- Department arson team was "The entire bulletin board was on first sign of smoke, and they firmed that police and fire in- 2009 S. Reynolds Rd. called to investigate the scene, fire, and some of the flames were went off, alerting the residents to vestigators suspect arson. It also according to the police report. reaching the ceiling." leave the building," Collins said. said anyone with information (Across from Southwyck Vlall) The University police depart- Brian Holden said he extin- "The alarms triggered other should contact University police ment has no suspects in the case, guished the flames. alarms in the building." at372-2346.

Kate & Shane Colleen J. & Chambers Shawn & Kevin Auble & Dalla Musical duo delivers message T.J. S Fiorelli Amy E. & Buddy Twig & Scott by Jim Barker dition of Bob Dylan and Tracy musically polished duo with a Cari S Speer The BG News Chapman," he said. good deal to say." A San Fran- Cheri & Greg Willy & Pat Romanovsky and Phillips, both cisco Chronicle reviewer said Seely & Beck Ramsey & B.J. The musical duo Romanovsky openly gay, have won praise and their music is "sassy, folk- Klein & Levino Karin & Sean and Phillips will perform at Ko- acceptance from heterosexual inspired" and it "celebrates gay Ali & Dali Tanny & Dennis backer Hall in the Moore Musical audiences as well as national life with an easy humor that ap- Kristie & Greg Arts Center tonight at 8:00, mak- media. peals to straight listeners as well Maggie & Matt ing their seventh annual appear- as gays." Kassie & Curtis Erin & Sean ance at the University. Romanovsky and Phillips have Tina & Roman Amy & Knupper Guitarist Ron Romanovsky and "They sort of carry on recorded four albums and have Stephanie & Rod Carrie & Dan keyboardist Paul Phillips first appeared In more than 150 cities Monie-Love & Matt Sara & Stotz met in San Francisco in 1982. the tradition of Bob in the United States, Canada and Hoova & Andy Smash 'Em Basham & Doug Since 1983, the pair has em- Dylan and Tracy Australia. Fast & Stick Man Amanda & Fred (Not!) barked on national tours, using their combined musical talents to Chapman." There will be no admission Jane-O & Frugal Gourmet . A Molly & Jake deliver a message of gay rights, Amanda & Casper Amy & Doug Gardner Mclean charge for tonight's concert, but \ A ' women's rights and AIDS educa- associate director of news services those planning to attend must ob- Shannon & John Jill & Zach tion, according to Gardner tain tickets at the Moore Musical Kristi & Michael Kyle & Gary McLean, associate director of Arts Center box office before the Kevin & Michelle Jr*%r Christen & Mike news services at the University. The Chicago Tribune has called concert. The box office will be Laura & Jason [ &f»m \ Julie & Keith "They sort of carry on the tra- Romanovsky and Phillips "a most open from noon to 6 p.m. today. The Romanovsky and Phillips fra v concert Is part of the Universi- ty's Residence Life Education Series.

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Joanna & Chad Amy S Ryan Peaches & Steve Michelle & Sean Rose & Dave 20,000 Ebel & Rick Tanya £ Travis Molly & Eric Julie & Joe readers Katie S Spencer Jenny & Justin Jenni & Mike Trish & Todd Jolyn & The Bike Man Sheri & Mark aauy City The BG News Friday, September 30,1994 page five Voter registration Soup's on! efforts begin early for election season by Cynthia Kent The BC News card," Applegate said. "We need more students voting in Wood County so the students' voices As the University begins a new can be heard." school year each fall, the city of A student can register to vote Bowling Green starts a new elec- at the City Board of Elections, tion season •- and every election the Wood County Library and on needs voters. campus at 305 Student Services, Undergradu- said Vicki Speck, a staff member ate Student at the Board of Elections. Government "[People registering] will need will be encour- to bring their Social Security aging students number, place of birth and ad- to register to dress," Speck said. vote starting Students can even register to Oct. 1, said vote in hometown elections. Amanda Ap- However, voters must choose be- plegate, USG tween voting in Bowling Green rational, state or their hometown county. tuid community "[People registering] can vote affairs officer. in their county if they are op- USG will have a registration posed to getting involved in table outside the Education Bowling Green's politics," Speck Building. Each residence hall's said. district senators will have regis- However, Lisa Nelson, assis- Tht BG Nf wt/Nathan W.ll.ct ter cards for non-registered stu- tant professor of political science Crlm Elementary School students in preparing a barbeque dinner at the University, encourages Delta Tau Delta Fraternity members Mike Hauser, Ken Felkley, dents In the residence halls, Ap- Mick McKcnney, Mark Thompson and Chris Frederick assist Wednesday night. plegate said. students to vote in Wood County Applegate said filling out a because their vote will have im- voter registration card is well pact on local issues. worth the students' time. "It takes three minutes to fill "[The students] are a big part Bowling Green urges pet exchange out the [voter registration] of the community," Nelson said. Ordinance outlaws sharks, snakes, other exotic creatures Students encouraged by Aaron Gray cases of snakes escaping through "Many people that have [dogs In 1993, 114 of the 147 stray The BG News a toilet and traveling through the or cats], I think, aren't aware that dogs found were returned to plumbing system into someone we do have a mandatory rabies their owner. Eight, however, had else's toilet. to be euthanized, or put to sleep. to help mentally ill Boa constrictor and python "It's a problem when these Thirteen of the 86 stray cats owners might want to trade these animals escape," Johnson said. "It's a problem when found were returned and 67 were snakes for a nice puppy or kitten, "In an apartment complex, they these animals put to sleep. by Nicole Pankuch provided they make sure these can go into other apartments and The BC News animals have had their rabies give someone quite a shock." escape. In an shots. Local pet shops have been in- apartment complex The Alliance for the Mentally 111 of Wood County needs vol- Ownership of formed of the ordinance and do [>,la a\ M«ti PIV unteers to help with community projects. pythons and not sell boa constrictors and they can go into other I CHINA GATE The Alliance is involved in many fund-raising projects constrictors is pythons. Some pet owners, apartments and give ORiaiNAL CM11ESI RLSTMJRAr'T throughout the year and needs volunteers to help complete prohibited by however, may have purchased them, according to Ben Strange, past president of the Alliance Bowling Green the snakes elsewhere and someone quite a for the Mentally III in Wood County. law, according brought them to Bowling Green shock." We serve lunch, "We need all kinds of help from time to time to help with the without realizing it was against to Diane John- Diane Johnson dinner & daily community projects we have planned," Strange said. son, animal the law. This Saturday, the Alliance for the Mentally III will be selling control officer. Johnson said she is not out to animal control officer cocktails silk iris flowers at Wal-Mart to raise money for the organization, Although not a cite people, she just wants them Strange said. big problem in to be aware of the law. ordinance," Johnson said. "Not Wednesday. Friday & Sunday The organization has also planned petition drives to raise the city, Johnson said more con- "It's much easier to nip this in only are they required to have Lunch Bullet money and has an honor box program implemented in the city. strictors and pythons than usual the bud instead of having to their dog or cat immunized, a tag S4 95 "The honor box program consists of cardboard boxes contain- have turned up this year. prosecute somebody," Johnson must be on the animal." ing candy where people donate money for a piece of candy," The fine for possession of an il- said. Johnson said the reason for 1616 E. Wooster Strange said. "We have these boxes located in various estab- legal snake in Bowling Green is Some other pets that are not al- this is that when pets run away 352-9153 lishments throughout the city, such as Barry's Bagels, Subway $5 to $500 per offense, per day. lowed in Bowling Green, accord- the owner has a difficult time lo- FREE DELIVERY and some bars." One University student who is ing to the law, include water buf- cating an animal which has no i- Anyone can volunteer his or her time to the Alliance, and vol- a snake owner disagrees with the falo, warthogs, sharks, pandas, dentification. unteer help in the past from University students has been very law. giraffes and elephants. satisfactory, Strange said. "It's kind of ridiculous," the Another pet problem in Bowl- "We need help from any interested college students," he said. student said. "Don't I have a ing Green, according to Johnson, The Alliance for the Mentally 111 is a national organization right to own what kind of pet I is the failure of dog or cat owners founded 13 years ago in Madison, Wis. The purpose of this or- want as long as I take care of it?" to have their pets immunized for ganization is to help family members of people with mental ill- In the past, Johnson has had rabies. Happy Hour nesses like schizophrenia or manic depression deal with the ef- fects of the disease. Strange said. ATA AI'A AI'A AI'A AfA AI'A AI'A AI'A Bowling Green started its own chapter five years ago with the 3pm - 9pm purpose of helping members of the community who have rela- tives with menial illnesses, Strange said. Everyday! For more information on how to volunteer, call 354-7677. & Daily Drink Specials STUDY HARD ArA 23oz. Glass of PRESENTS OCIR Budwiser, Bud Light Miller Light BOHX-N-GREENERY 1994 Samual Adams SUNDAY BRUNCH FALL PLEDGE 23oz. 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Wooster / Bowling Green, OH TT» ' » .,<•' 'All Student Meal Cards accepted y '•UUP", 353-BWWW ^ ATA / ATA AIA AI'A AI'A / BUFFALO WILD WINGS & WECK Sports The BG News Page six Friday, September 30,1994 CMU's Pruitt piling up yardage Secondary play will be key in UC game Back leading nation in rushing by Marty Fuller marks in terms of our nickle and by Rusty Miller braska's Phillips, Alabama's The BC News dime schemes, which is critical The Associated Press Sherman Williams, Washing- because Cincinnati is primarily a ton's Kaufman and the Nittany one-back team," Blackney said. The leading rusher in the na- Lions' Carter close behind. When the Bowling Green foot- The frail secondary will go tion doesn't hail from Perm He had 97 yards in CMU's ball team clashes with the Cin- against a Bearcat offense that State, Colorado, Washington or only loss, a 52-21 beating at cinnati Bearcats on Saturday, the has not had much success under Alabama. Nor does he come Iowa. Since then, it's no coinci- work of assistant coaches will a new head coach Rick Minter. from Nebraska, Oklahoma, dence that in three straight have a big impact on the contest. Todd Preston, the Cincinnati Michigan, Ohio State or Wis- games he's topped 100 yards "Cincinnati has had two weeks quarterback, has thrown seven consin. and the Chippewas have won. to prepare for interceptions in his first three Brian Pruitt, the No. 1 He had 274 yards on 24 carries us," head coach games, and his offense has aver- ground-gainer in Division I-A, against Nevada-Las Vegas, 152 Gary Blackney aged Just 13 points a contest. plays for Central Michigan of yards against Eastern Michi- said. "We know BG offensive coordinator Mi- the Mid-American Conference. gan and 119 yards last week very little chael Faragalli will counter the against Kent. about Cincin- UC offense with his own, more Washington's Napoleon nati, and our productive offense. Kaufman has a nifty poster players are go- Over the last three games, the touting him for the Heisman "He has that ing to have to Falcon offensive unit has had the Trophy. Perm State's KiJana be receptive to ball 34 times. They have scored Carter and Nebraska's explosiveness that if any changes Blackney 22 times (17 touchdowns, S field I-awrence Phillips are the trig- a crack or seam our assistant goals), punted seven times, ran germen on teams averaging coaches make throughout the out the clock four times and have around SO points a game. gets a little too big, game." turned over the ball Just once. Eclipsed by other backs ~ he can take it all the Paul Ferraro, the defensive co- Even though the club has been sometimes even a teammate way." ordinator, will probably be the nearly unstoppable, they will - Pruitt just keeps piling up man with the most moves. His have to respond to changes. yards. secondary has been thinned out "This is another game where "Number one, he has the Dick Flynn APpkMa/nir by injuries, causing holes that our players have to be flexible ability to break tackles," says CMU head coach Central Michigan's Brian Pruitt leads the nation with an average must be filled. and take a very intelligent ap- CMU head coach Dick Flynn. of 161 yards rushing per game. Reserve cornerback Steve proach and understand there "Number two, he has good Ayers has been sidelined with a may be several adjustments dur- people and can make people This week, the Chippewas is 1-1 and Toledo (2-1) has yet fifth best in the nation, behind pulled hamstring, and safety ing the game," Blackney said. miss. And number three, he has hope to keep first-year coach to play a conference game. Nebraska, Wisconsin, Kansas Steve Rodriguez will miss an- "I give our assistant coaches a that explosiveness that if a Flynn perfect in the MAC when Miami (0-3-1) and Ohio U. (0-3) and Indiana. other game after undergoing lot of credit," Blackney said. "It crack of seam gets a little too they travel to Ball State. are both 0-1, Eastern (0-4) is 0-2 Yet Pruitt isn't even the lead- arthroscopic knee surgery ear- takes a lot of maturation and ex- big, he can take it all the way. Other games find Kent at and Akron (0-4) is 0-3 in league ing scorer in his own backf ield. lier this week. perience on the part of an assis- "Other backs might have a Western Michigan, Toledo at play. Eric Johnson, another do- Charlie Williams will again fill tant coach to be able to get his 15-yard gain on a play that he Ohio U., Miami of Ohio at Central went 5-6 a year ago everything back, has six in for Rodriguez, while Ayers' players under control and calm gets 30 yards." Eastern Michigan and Bowling in longtime coach Herb Der- touchdowns to Pruitt's five so spot is still up for grabs. them down in the heat of the The 5-foot-10, 211-pound Green goes out of the MAC to omedi's swan song. Flynn's far in 1994. "One of our other players will battle." In the Falcons' wars with senior has 88 carries for 642 play at Cincinnati. club has been an early surprise have to step up for us," Blackney the Bearcats, BG holds a 3-0 yards (7.3 yards a carry) and Western (4-0 overall). Bowl- in the MAC because of an "We like balance and we intend said. "Someone like Dwayne overall edge The last time the tops the nation with 161 yards a ing Green (3-1) and Central offense that is averaging 33 to have balance, but the run- Hairston or Demetrius Carr. two teams met was in 1993, when game. That's a little over three (3-1) all are 2-0 in league play, points a game and a rushing at- ning game has done so well the "Right now, on the surface, the BG was the victor by a score of yards more a game than In- with Ball State (1-2) a winner in tack that has contributed 306 last few weeks we haven't had situation creates some question 21-7. diana's Alex Smith, with Ne- its only MAC start. Kent (1-2) yards a game. The latter is to throw the ball.'

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Mid-American Ball State S 4 Coach anxious to face Warriors Football Miami 7 6 1-eaguc Overall Akron IS I ;y John Boyle recognition." feels that the revenge factor is Kevin Berry and Brian Brewer W L Ohio 4 6 The BC News A win over the Warriors not an issue. lead the squad with four goals Western Mich 2 () Bowling Green would do just that. Marquette "I thought we had the best of apiece. Berry leads the team Bowling Green 2 0 Western Mich, The Bowling Green soccer is currently ranked 23rd in the game," he said. "I don't with 10 total points. Central Mich 2 0 liastern Mich. squad is 7-1 overall and 2-0 in Soccer America's latest think they could feel cheated. The Falcons are currently Bull State (I Kent the Mid-American Conference. national poll and fourth in the It wasn't as if we snuck away riding a seven-game winning Kent I Toledo Hurt's no secret. But Falcon Great Lakes region. with the victory. I don't see streak. Since an opening day Toledo 0 head coach Gary Palmisano "We have a team that never that as an issue." loss to Loyola, Md. 3-2, the Fal- Ohio I Friday's Games iind the players are looking to looks past any opponent," The Warriors (6-1) are led by cons have outscored the oppo- Miami I Akron at Bowling Green .Sunday's! Marquette head coach Steve a defensive unit that has only sition 27-5. BG outshot Western Eastern Mich. Miami at Western Michigan game at Adlard said. "We are very cau- surrendered two goals all Michigan 31-5 and held a 12-1 Akron Ohio at Ball Stale Marquette as tious, having just crept into the season. Goaltender Steve edge in corner kicks in defeat- Saturday's Games Kent al Toledo ■ measure- top 25." McCullough has been the re- ing the Broncos 4-0 Wednes- Bowling Green 30. E Michigan 13 Saturday's Games ment of just The Falcons may also be cipient of the outstanding play day. Western Michigan 19. Akron 6 Akron at Toledo IOW good looking to exact a measure of by Marquette's backfield. Midfielders Joe Burch and Central Michigan 45. Kent 0 Ohio at Western Michigan they really revenge against the Warriors McCullough Is ranked second Steve Klein lead the offensive Michigan Stale 45, Miami 10 Kent at Bowling Green are. after last year's 2-1 loss in in the nation with a 0.29 goals- barrage for the Falcons. Burch Ball State 21. Ohio 14 Miami al Ball Slate "We're Bowling Green. The Falcons against average and has re- has amassed 21 points on the Saturday Oct. I [coaches] gave up a goal with only 19 corded five shutouts. strength of a team-leading nine Bowling Green at Cincinnati Soccer anxious to seconds remaining on the "The defensive effort has goals and three assists. Klein Central Michigan at Ball State League Overall see how we Palmisano clock. been solid," Adlard said. "He [ leads the nation with 11 assists Miami at Eastern Michigan WLTPls. W LT match up against one of the "I would tend to believe the McCullough lhasn't had an aw- and has tallied 15 total points. Kent al Western Michigan Bowling Green 2 0 06 7 1 0 better teams in the region," players will be motivated after ful lot to do in most of the "I really feel this could be Ohio at Toledo Akron 10 03 3 0 Palmisano said. "And the last year," Palmisano said. games." one of the best teams we've Volleyball Miami 0 0 00 3 0 players see the game as an op- Adlard said the Warriors de- Offensively, the Warriors ever had here," Palmisano League Overall Western Mich 0 I 00 4 I portunity to gain some national served to win the game and are paced by two frontrunners. said. W L W I. Eastern Mich. 0 I 00 3 2 Central Mich. 5 0 7 5 Central Mich 0 I 00 6 I Women's tennis Lort4Chrt8 K Amanda 4 Jason !jj"«|!^^^^^ Ka,h,een4Jim Staci9 s Kinickl •

J^JoannieSChaCh. sharon&Gay l^JErf W JLjlIJ Jessica^ca 4 Bren,Brenl ■>«"■'•«' J^ hosts invitational Gretchen 4 Man Erln 4 MiK„ ^™«BBB™ m Kara 4 Alex Wendy 4 Sam GarrctlWalkup at the No. 1 spot, freshman Cas- N Beih&Robb Mary Both 4 Richie '^L / Ra,ra4ManRaira 4 Man Colleen a4 Gil N The BG News sidy Landes and senior Kassie Lauras Doug ^L I f JennyJennv LynnLvnn 4& RyanRvan Chuck • ReneeSMatt Michelle 4 Shane V V% Anr Hembree. At the sixth spot was \nnatta s Frankie Aud 4 The Fonz The women's team will host junior Sandy Geringer, who blew N Dawn 4 Travis Anne & Jay yr ^fck Beth 4 Dave Mid-American Conference rival out UIC player Erica Suta 6-1, • Meredith & Brian ^^^^^^ ^»^k Marcy 4 Eugene Akron, Eastern Michigan and the 6-0. Marty 4 Frenchy Carolyn 4 Rob ^^^^^m H _JJ^LW. Maureen 4 George University of Toledo in the BG then took two of the three BGSU Invitational this Saturday doubles matches in straight sets. Michelle 4 Shannon and Sunday. The men had last weekend off Deeb 4 Tom Sarah 4 G The women are coming off a but are taking a road trip to Ypsi- .h —- ™ TO THE 50'S Michelle 4 Dave Jen 4 Man dual match win which they took lanti, Mich this Saturday and Sandy 4 Danny from the University of Illinois- Sunday to play in the EMU In- WE GO TOGETHER Juile4Jack Heather4Joe Danielle 4 Aaron Chicago last Friday by a score of vite. "I honestly feel that on any Beth 4 Man Mr. 4 Mrs. Cunningham Lisa 4 Jeff 6-3. day we could switch our sixth Jennifer 4 Lee October 1,1994 Rene 4 Steve Winning for the Falcons, who seeded player to first and our Schurtz 4 Kevin Sandy 4 Danny Sara 4 Bill Anne 4 Joe are without their No.l singles first to sixth, and reverse the rest BGSU. Brooke S Brian player from last year, were «T J" J" •h -r J" »»r sophomore Cindy Mikolajewski See TENNIS, page eight.

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Senior Portaits are underway! Check your letter from the studio for your pre-appointed sitting time. Call The KEY at 372-8086 or stop by 28 West Hall. Hours are lOa.m.-l p.m.; 2-6 p.m. daily Sports The BG News page eight Friday, September 30,1994 BRODT Sink looking for Players remain united Continued from page one. program can build on now and in the future." strong showing The crowning moment of Brodt's career came in 1972. The during baseball strike team won the MAC champion- ship, its only league title in histo- ry. Then came the Olympics and from Thompson by Denne H. Freeman Wottle's gold medal perform- The Associated Press \9 ■'« !, ance. by Mike Kazlmore As always. Sink said that the "That was probably the crown- The BC News key to the Falcons' success Sat- GRAPEVINE, Texas - Base- ing point of my career," Brodt urday will be for them to race in ball union chief Donald Fehr said. "That team was really spe- After winning its annual Mel a group. While this strategy has met with SO players in the last cial. Sid and Dave had already Brodt Invitational, the men's proved to be successful so far of seven regional meetings graduated, but the team went out cross country team might have this season, it could be difficult Thursday, and they came away and performed tremendously. an easier time this weekend - at to accomplish with such a large encouraged about their strike There was no real Individual least in running the race itself. field. and the action of a con- focus on the team. It was very Last weekend's event was a "We really want to stay gressional committee to curtail team-oriented, and as a team 10K race (6.2 miles), and the Fal- together because that makes it a the owners' antitrust exemp- they were very successful." cons will only be running an 8K little easier to run," Sink said. tion. In the Olympic trials that year, event (5 miles) Saturday in the "When you start getting tired you "I think it's great news but Wottle tied a world record in the Lakefront Invitational in Chi- can look over at a teammate and we still have a long way to go," qualifying rounds of the cago, 111. that really motivates you to keep said Houston Astros 1st base- 800-meter run. Brodt said that "I think that this race will defi- going. man Jeff Bagwell. "We're as the world record was really the nitely be a little easier on our "We plan to use the same strat- strong as ever and it's unfortu- most satisfying stage of the runners," men's head coach Sid egy this weekend, but in such a nate that we aren't getting season. Wottle also qualified for Sink said. "They know that they big race you can lose track of ready to play a World Series. I the 1,500-mctcr run in the Olym- were able to run a 10K last week- each other in a hurry." just hope we're playing in pics that year, but failed in the end, so this race should be easier. For the women's team, head spring training next year. I preliminaries after he had his They should be able to push coach Steve Price expects Traci hope we can get the owners to gold medal in hand. themselves a little harder." Losl to get off to a fast start and the bargaining table." " Sink won the NCAA steeple- Even though the Falcons have hold on for the win. In each of the "Congress is a big key," said chase in 1970 and 1971 before won their last two meets, a third women's first three events, this Texas Rangers pitcher Kenny setting a national record in the consecutive victory could be strategy has paid off for Losi. Rogers. "There shouldn't be a event in AAU trials in 1971. He tough to come by in this 30-team "I really expect a strong per- monopoly in baseball. ... It's was a 10-time Ail-American Held. formance out of Traci," Price embarrassing that baseball is under Brodt. The current coach "There are some really strong said. "She hasnt lost this year, in this situation. It's a sad owes a lot of what he does with teams that we will be running and I think that she can continue time." his athletes today to what he against, but I expect us to be that streak. Rangers pitcher Brian Bo- learned from Brodt. competitive," Sink said. "I ex- "Laura Hall has also been run- hanan said "maybe the action "He was my coach, and he was pect us to finish in the top five ning well and should be right be- by Congress will make some- very influential in what I do," out of the dozen or so teams that hind Traci during the race." thing happen starting next Sink said. "A lot of the things I do we will be running against in our Although the women finished year. The players are united. are similar to him." division. second in the Mel Brodt Invita- We are sticking together Brodt remains humble about "We have four guys who are tional last weekend. Price said through this." his contribution to Bowling running really well right, but we that the team is shooting for a Fehr called the House Judi- Green athletics. need to get some other people first-place finish Saturday. ciary committee decision from "It was a combination of into their group," Sink said. "I "Yale and Duke aren't as Washington a "significant step having good athletes and good students," Brodt said. He is re- think that Scott Thompson has strong as they have been in past forward. Momentum is build- years, so I think that we should ing and it's building quickly. tired now, living in Florida with the capability of moving up. Susan, his wife of 44 years. He Hopefully he'll be able to do that be able to win this meet," Price Any bill that puts the owners said. claims to spend most of his time this weekend." under antitrust scrutiny has to help. " on the golf course, as opposed to Fehr said it might "spur the the hours he spent pacing the TENNIS owners to move a considerable Bowling Green track. distance from where they are. "He wasnt just a distance Continued from page seven. Maybe they would prefer to |_ coach, either," Sink said. "He had ahead of them in the MAC Tour- negotiate without an imposed some great sprinters and some of the lineup and still be a very nament Championship," head outside force. Right now we AP phot ortl k All-American mile relay teams, good team," head coach Dave coach Penny Dean said. "We will too." are in no-man's land and that's Great plays like Willie Mays' over-the-shoulder catch in the 19S4 Mi irin said. see how it goes." where the owners want it to World Series will be missed this season because of the baseball Brodt likes the current status Playing first singles at EMU is Playing first singles this week- be." strike. of college sports, particularly the last year's fifth singles player end is Mikolajewski, followed by Asked if he thought there track programs. They are gain- sophomore Joel Terman. "We junior Patty Bank at two and would be baseball next year, ing exposure like never before, will try and take as many flights sophomore Julie Weisblatt at Fehr said: "Nobody wants to do he said, and they are always be- as we can and unofficially win three. it [keep striking]. I would hope said. "They made no counter- who couldn't make it to the coming more popular. the tournament," Morin said. "The more fans we get, the bet- owners wouldn't be that irre- offers to our offers." United States. Brodt does frown on some This weekend the women are ter we will play," Dean added. sponsible. They say there are Fehr said he will travel to the Other regional meetings coaches who recruit overseas. looking to see how their MAC The BG Invitational starts at prepared for a long fight." Carribbean in the next week or have been held in Atlanta, Ta- He disapproves of foreign ath- competition will be in the spring. 10:00 a.m. on both Saturday and "We wouldn't keep any bril- 10 days for another informa- mpa Bay, New York, Chicago, tion update for Latin players letes in college sports, simply "We lost to EMU and UT in dual Sunday at Keefe Courts behind liant ideas to ourselves," Fehr Los Angeles and Phoenix. because it takes away from the matches last year, but finished the Ice Arena. American athlete. Classifieds The BG News

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Por the first time in his college career, Charlie Williams was named as a starter in last weekend's game against Eastern Michigan. Not only did he start the game, but Williams saw action in all but 114 of the 151 possible plays. Though it's true that Saturday's contest was Williams' first start, he has long been one of the most valuable members of the Falcon football team. As well as being the squad's best special teams player, Williams has also seen action as the second split end, behind starter Ronnie Redd, and as the fifth defensive back in passing situations. "Charlie can single-handedly affect the outcome of a game more than any player we have," BG head coach Gary Blackney said. "I don't ever want to come out," Williams said. "I know that's not really possible, that the coaches have to give me a little breather sometimes. But when they do, I'll be ready to get right back in and do whatever it takes to help the team."

Favorltea: Movie - Scarface T.V. Show- "I kind just watch whatever is on, but I guess if I had to choose a favorite it would be "Martin." Food- Steak Musical Group - Ice Cube Professional Athlete - Michael Jordan BG Memory- "Receiving those passing marks and getting my scholarship after being Prop 48." Class at BG - American History

On playing offense, defense and special teams: "It does get hard sometimes. It's basically mental, but your body can only take so much out there." Description of play and "I don't really ever responsibilities: think about taking a rest. When I'm not in on "On this play I would be in for offense, I just try to take Ronnie [Redd]. It's a pretty basic play. a lot of deep breaths and Rameir runs a post that should clear drink a lot of water. out the safety. The tight end would Really, I want to be out stay in on this play, and that leaves there as much as I can room for me to run a dig route of and help the team in any about 17 yards across the middle. way." That's one of the areas that I like catching the ball because you On his special teams have some room to run with play: it afterwards." "Going down on the kick offs is really just determination and trying to give it your all. I just want to get down the field as fast as I can and lay a hit on somebody. "Actually, I don't know myself why I block so many kicks. I guess I'm just in the right place at the right time." ^VCH PRE** On getting his first defensive start: Year Catches Yda.Avg. Tackli "I think that I did some positive and Block! J-3S4 5 Eg 18.4 15 D_ negative things against Eastern. But I think Can 1 9 that I did a respectable job. 254 13.4 "I went to the sidelines after every Awards and Accomplishments: defensive series and talked to Steve [Rodriguez], and he helped me out a lot." 1994 - made his first career start at member of the special teams unit strong safety for BG last weekend On using his talents to continue against Eastern Michigan High School: football after BG: 1993 - scored only career touchdown ■ named to the Detroit Free Press "I would love to keep playing. But I on 19-yard reception against Central and Detroit News all-city first team think there's a lot of politics involved with Michigan as a senior playing in the NFL. It is a dream that I - registered four blocked kicks, - earned second team Class A have and have always had. It would including one punt that went out of all-state accolades definitely be a dream come true to get a the end zone for a safety ■ had 25 career catches for chance." 1992 - blocked three kicks as a touchdowns

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Friday, September 30, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 28 U.S. troops seize arms, media bases by David Beard and go from there," said Army mission seemed vague and con- west of the capital, late Saturday. ity, said people harboring "We're not here as an occupation The Associated Press Chief Warrant Officer Roland fusing. Van Dorn, 26, was read- The navy base had been used as a weapons had hidden them. force. We're not here to impose a Van Dorn, who had been in one of ing a paperback copy of Dante's storage depot and training center The number of U.S. soldiers in form of government that you PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- the helicopters providing sur- "The Inferno," while fellow for Haitian paramilitary units, Haiti had reached 20,931 as of don't desire." - American military patrols rol- veillance for U.S. ground troops. Chief Warrant Officer Ron Men- who disrupted three pro- Sunday, Chief Master Sgt. David led through the capital searching The American mission was be- oher, 30, played an electronic democracy marches last week. Smith said. Pentagon officials for weapons Sunday after seizing ing debated Sunday in Washing- game of golf on his Nintendo American Special Forces units have given no ceiling for the Troops make 1,000 arms at a border outpost ton, where the House is expected Game Boy. seized 1,000 weapons at the number of troops assigned to and hundreds more at a paramili- to vote this week on setting a Haiti. The violence of the past moves in Haiti tary training base. pull-out date for American "We are here to hasten the transition to week - at least 13 people were In another sign of change in troops. killed in clashes between pro- The American mission Haiti, the voice of exiled Presi- Rep. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga, peace. We're not here as an occupation force. army militiamen and pro- was being debated dent Jean-Bert rand Aristide was said the administration was "on 4 democracy crowds - has left Sunday in Washington, heard on state radio for the first the edge of disaster." He told We're not here to impose a form of doubts as to how well the Ameri- where the House is time in years. State media, which NBC that U.S. troops should be government that you don't desire." can forces can protect Haitians expected to vote on a had banned his voice, was under pulled out "as quickly as possi- U.S. Armed Forces message working to restore Aristide to the control of Haiti's coup ble, and I mean weeks - not power. pull-out date. leaders until American troops months, not years." in Creole The new U.S.-run state radio American military seized the installations Friday. White House Chief of Staff broadcast Aristide asking Hai- police removed weap- U.S. military police guard dogs Leon Panetta told CBS that "We're still feeling our way northern border town of Ouana- tians to refrain from looting. ons from a Haitian sniffed through the Boutillier American troops will "be a little through," said U.S. Embassy minthe, a military spokesman "People get hurt when there is storage depot. area overlooking the capital, and more aggressive ... in regard to spokesman Stanley Schrager. said Sunday. plundering," he said. A source said the convoys of armored vehicles disarming" the Haitian paramili- American military police re- A source close to the Haitian The broadcast was followed by 4 Americans were only snaked through Port-au-Prince tary. moved semi-automatic weapons, military said the Americans were a U.S. Armed Forces message in getting a small fraction To Van Dorn and other troops and suburban Petionville. machine guns, tear-gas grenades only getting a small fraction of Creole. of the weapons in Haiti. "That's the mission we came waiting to make long-distance and rifles from the Admiral Kll- the weapons in Haiti. The source, "We are here to hasten the here to do - disarm the military plume calls at the airport, the lick Naval Station in Bizoton, speaking on condition of anonym- transition to peace," it said. Pro-life...Pro-choice GSS discusses importance of off-campus work rights

by Robin Coe students can work outside of the not respond favorably to GSS' The BC News University. proposal. "My purpose in Graduate However, the council never Council is to take a strong stand, voted on the issue. Graduate Student Senate dis- or they'll put it off," Eaton said. cussed the importance of allow- "Graduate Council is spending a Eaton said the Graduate Coun- ing graduate students to work off lot of time stonewalling the is- cil does not understand what GSS campus Friday. sue " is asking for, and they see it as Graduate students are re- Graduate Council consists of only one issue when it is actually stricted from working off cam- the dean of each graduate de- two - graduate students having a pus if they have assistantships, and are limited to the work they can do on campus. "Currently, we're not allowed to work GSS is trying to find ways to al- low graduate students to choose outside the campus. We want students to for themselves if they can work have a choice." outside of their assistantships. "Currently, we're not allowed David Vaillancourt to work outside the campus," CSS president said David Vaillancourt, GSS president. "We want students to have a choice." partment represented in GSS, choice of where to work and Vice President Edward Eaton representatives from the gradu- having enough money. said many graduate students are ate department and two GSS "I'll be trying to split the issue involved in a variety of situa- members. at the next council meeting," he tions. Eaton said there is also a prob- said. In other business, GSS Graduate students should be lem with the enforcement of the asked members to present their allowed to decide whether they rule to work only on campus, and opinions before Oct. 6 concern- can commit more time to another the rule should therefore be ing building or renovating the job and still keep the commit- dropped. Union and general fee allocation. ments of their assistantship, he said. "The interesting thing is it is GSS is sponsoring the Charles Eaton is the GSS representa- impossible to enforce," he said. Shanklin Award for graduate tive at Graduate Council, the GSS previously presented con- research. Submissions for the a- body which will make the final cerns to the Graduate Council in ward will be in either January of decision on whether graduate 1993, but council members did February. Police chief considers crime bill effect on Bowling Green by Aaron Gray cludes a wide variety of new pro- you're out" provision of the bill The BC News grams and laws ranging from mandating life imprisonment for more police and prisons to a ban a third felony may be too soft. President Clinton's declaration on assault weapons. Ash said. AP n«*Macque. Brim of war on crime with the passage Many of the bill's features "With the violence in today's Antl-abortlon protesters demonstrate In front of the Sacre Coeur Basilica In Paris Sunday. More than of the new crime bill may or may sound good, but Ash said time society, three strikes may be too 1,000 demonstrators marched from the center of Paris to the hilltop basilica at MonUnartre to mark not be all it is cracked up to be, will tell whether or not they ac- many," he said. "As long as the 20th anniversary of France's law legalizing abortion. according to Bowling Green tually cut down on crime. there's a chance for parole, the Police Chief Galen Ash. "Something needs to be done system doesn't work." "I'm not sure about crime," Ash said. "It's def- Too often, a 10- to 15-year sen- what the bill initely on the upswing. Maybe tence turns into a 10- to 15-month means for this will only keep it from grow- sentence, Ash said. Hazing death causes concern Bowling Green, ing." One provision of the crime bill If it means any- Currently, criminals are given promises extra funds to states by Marco Buicaglla members have free license to strengthening experience, can thing," Ash too many rights, Ash said. that require repeat violent The College Press Service harangue pledges in sometimes have fatal results. said. "There "The most protected person in offenders to serve at least 85 humorous ways. The beating death of Kappa may be a trick- this country is a person who's percent of their sentence. At many college fraternities, While most pledges spend the Alpha Psi pledge Michael Davis le-down effect just committed a serious crime," The crime bill also promises to lt'a called "Hell Week" - a week morning after their final initia- in February at Southeast Mis- over a period of he said. "You have to make sure [ be tougher on released sex of "character building" activities tion nursing little more than souri State University has sorori- time, but I the criminal )is given every bene- offenders and people who have for new members that often in- hangovers and bruised egos, far ty and fraternity leaders na- think it's going fit of the doubt so the case isn't clude annoying drudgework and too often well-intentioned hazing, tionwide talking more about f hid- to mean more to big cities." thrown out." See CRIME, page four. sleep-deprived jags where older meant as a brotherhood- ing ways tocurbhazjng. The $30.2 billion crime biU in- The popular "three strikes and INSIDE CITY NATIONAL SPORTS WEATHER The city's penalty" for possession of less than 100 Deadheads. The football team blan- grams ofmarUuana is a They're everywhere, of ked the Bearcats of Cincin- mandatory $100 fine. all ages and backgrounds, nati 38-0 Saturday. It was Partly cloudy High near Offenders caught with but with a common inter- the Falcons second shutout 62. Tonight...clear, low In more than 100 grams could estin the music of Grateful of the season. the 40s. get a $250 fine and up to 30 Dead. » Page 6. days in jail. «-PageS. »Page4. Editorial The BG News page two Monday, October 3, 1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco Joe Peiffer editorial editor city editor IIFC should have | say in hazing cases In the past two weeks two fraternities have been brought before Greek Life on hazing allega- tions. One was proven innocent, and one, although ap- i pealing the charges, has been put on probation by S Greek Life. ■ The News realizes that hazing is a serious allega- ': tion and violates an Ohio State law, but by not con- I suiting with Interfraternity Council on the matter, : Greek Life stepped over its boundaries. : These are not isolated incidents, and it is not just a • simple matter of a quick investigation. This has hap- ■ pened numerous times in the past two years. This '. type of investigation involves Greek Life stepping in ; and actually shutting down a fraternity. In the case > of Phi Gamma Delta members last week, it meant I missing a date party. Not only did they miss it, but : according to the president of Phi Gamma Delta it Certain classes are unnecessary ; meant waiting through the weekend to find out what i would happen. If you are a junior or a senior are too many classes that have to needs to be known today in the you will probably be able to re- be taken. The reality is that a lot automotive world. Interfraternity Council is one of eight governing late to the following, and for the of the classes that students have There are many more exam- I bodies as listed in the Statement on Student Partici- the freshman and sophomore to take have nothing to do with ples that could be given to ques- : pation in University Government. The document be- readers - someday you will un- what one wants to do once one tion the need for taking many i gins by stating "Bowling Green State University be- derstand. graduates from college. I can unnecessary classes. lieves that (a) capable and responsible student The issue is this, why do we just imagine a professor is now | leadcr(s) can assist immeasurably in developing have to take so many classes that about to pen a letter to The Departments should cut the [ sound policies and procedures in many aspects of are irrelevant to our chosen Newsto tell how necessary some number of language, social sci- university living, especially the community life of major? culture or humanities class is es- ences, arts and humanities and students." This Is a question that runs sential to surviving in "the real cultural diversity courses down Interfraternity Council is the governing body of all through many upperclassmen world." to one as part of the requirement. University fraternities and should have been noti- minds, especially after their jun- Ill never forget what the aca- Also, this new proposal to have ior audit. And of course we just demic counselor at my high Incoming college students to take fied about the charges. want to get out of here by the school, Mr. Winkles, told my a mandatory AIDS education • According to the Student Code, it is Greek Life's time we are upperclassmen. diversity courses, but not five. class just before graduating. He course should not be Implement- 'job to deal with such allegations. It specifically says Think about it. Most of us have There is just one basic theme of asked us if we ever found out ed. The AIDS education course *"The director of small group housing and Greek life sat through certain classes and every cultural diversity course: what "the real world" is, come should be optional, not manda- • and/or designee shall have authority to hear cases wondered why we need to be minorities have been oppressed back and tell him. This just made tory. •involving alleged violation of the Code or appro- taking this class. I'll tell you why and dominated by white Anglo- a joke out of teachers and par- priate policies by social fraternities and sororities - because some faculty commit- Saxon protestant males. The up- ents warning us young 'uns about Furthermore, it should be up to ;when the alleged violation is referred under section tee somewhere thought the class per-level cultural diversity "the real world" and that we need students to decide what courses :XIIC3b." would be beneficial to our lives classes revolve around studying to prepare for it. they should take for the group ». The main problem with such investigations as spel- and enrich us in some way. the systematic ways In which If we college students could requirement section, not just led out in the Student Code is that fraternities are A lot of classes become very minorities In this country have take Just four straight years of pick from a list of appropriate redundant to students. Take cul- been oppressed. telecommunications, biology or courses. '. guilty until proven innocent. The only way to correct tural diversity classes, for in- Now, I'm not here to dispute accounting we would probably be jthe problem is to rewrite the code. stance. They do become very the validity of the professors' better prepared for the career This Is what I propose, take It The code is up for review during this academic repetitive after a while. I, for ex- teachings (although I do at times we want to venture Into. or leave It. Most likely the cur- • school year, and The News believes that both Inter- ample, have to take five cultural disagree with what is being My own father never went to rent system is going to be left I fraternity Council and Panhellenic Council should be diversity classes as part of my taught). college, but took a few engineer- exactly like it is. If you have any I given the power to deal with such cases. telecommunications major re- The point is that If we were to ing courses at a technical school. suggestions of your own, feel quirements. There is probably scale back the number of courses Yet, for having not graduated free to send them in. some liberal agenda behind a student has to take in the group from college, he is a very suc- having to take so many cultural requirements part of each major, cessful engineer. He survived Now I must continue the ardu- The BG News Staff diversity courses. The need to maybe a college student could the recession (even got job offers ous task of graduating from this take these courses may vary graduate in four years or less. during the recession), and never University, just like everyone photo editor Ross Weitzner from major to major, but most One of my telecommunications has been laid off. He often tells else. professors told the class that less sports editor Mike Kazimore students have to take at least a me how college graduates just few cultural diversity classes. than SO percent of college stu- coming out of college with an en- assistant sports editor Many Fuller Now I could see the purpose in dents graduate in four years. gineering degree can't even keep Rick Hackbarth is a weekly graphics editor Jim Mericsko having to take one or two cultural That fact alone tells that there up or comprehend with what columnist for The News. Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan special projects editor Robin Coe assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski copy chief Dawn Keller Firebug endangered many lives Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams There must be something in with not much between his or her you first. Your stupidity almost human nature that makes people ears but muscle and hair gel, got us all burnt, and things like want to light fires. I'll admit to bored with his dead-end life and that usually dont go unanswered. The BG News Editorial Office being possessed of a little pyro- looking for a way to liven up the If you are thinking about brag- mania myself, having spent evening He is probably the type ging to your friends, think again. editor 372-2603 many a childhood afternoon of guy that writes long messages If we manage to find out who you Weekend Reality 372-6967 dousing action figures with in bathroom stalls with his car are and where you are, I hope the i managing editor 372-6966 lighter fluid and striking up the keys and watches "Hee-Haw" fun you had was worth the con- \ assistant managing editor 372-2952 matches. reruns. sequences. news editor 372-2604 But I'm a big boy now, and I I will assume that the perpetra- Unfortunately, you will proba- city editor 372-6968 know better than to screw around tor was a male, just because I bly never be apprehended. It with fire. I saw a kid blow off '. sports editor 372-2602 can't envision a couple of girls in isn't the fault of the police, who most of his lower leg some years bunny slippers and nighties run- are investigating even as I write ; editorial 372-2604 back, and I can assure you it end- ning around with lighters at mid- this. The fact is, arson is a diffi- f ed his firebug streak fairly night. I'm not saying that females cult crime to solve because of the ! 204 West Hall quickly. Accordingly, I was not Luckily, the floor was equipped don't commit crimes - they do - lack of physical evidence. i Bowling Green State University all that amused when the fire with working fire extinguishers but the number of female arso- However, I would at least like to ! Bowling Green. Ohio 43403-0726 alarm went off on my floor Tues- and alarms. All it took was a nists Is actually pretty small. No, think that you did not intend to [email protected] day night, and I was even less strong blast of some nasty yellow I'd say that our man is out there hurt anyone. There were hun- amused when I rounded the cor- stuff In a canister, and the fire somewhere, having a chuckle dreds of people in the building, ! Copyright 91994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this ner and saw the flames streaking was no more. This does not mean, over his hilarious little prank. many of them asleep and unable ! publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. from our bulletin board. however, that I am content to let Hey Billy Bob, ever heard of to defend themselves. Nobody federal prison? If the police The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is These were not the kind of this Incident fade off into the was aware of the fire until the flames one roasts hot dogs over. sunset of my long-term memory. manage to find out that you did alarm went off. 'published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. These flames were the kind that If the residents had not acted this, and manage to track you The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in start house fires and kill people. quickly and intelligently, we down, your cute little bun will be Whoever you are, think about ; tiie stories or photograph descriptions. By the time we discovered the could have been killed. We of sitting In the yard for five to 10 what you did and think about why [ Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, fire, It had engulfed the entire eighth floor Offenhauer West years. If you think that burning you shouldn't have done It In the 'faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, bulletin board and was headed want to know just two things - things Is funny, wait until you get first place. You're not a baby cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters for the celling tiles. If some of us who and why. to watch two 300-pounders going anymore - stop acting like one. ■ intended for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and had not been around to snuff the . I have • fairly good Idea of who to the mat over which one gets to '. include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. flames, there might have been a would do such a thing. The per- have you first. , The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. lot of dead students to bag up In son who set this fire was proba- Assuming, of course, that the Jim Barker Is a guest col- the morning. bly your average student-idiot residents of my floor don't get to umnist for The News. The BG News Monday, October 3, 1994 page three

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Monday •Stand Straight, pan of the International Film Series, will be shown in the Gish Film Theater at 8 p.m. Subitltes. Admission is free. •Slide Tour of a Concentration Camp as part of the Holocaust Education Week by Danielle Merrima will be held in the Taft Room, Union at 8:30. •Ice Cream Social to meet the '94 Homecoming Court candidates. Future kings and queens will be scooping out your favorite flavors. UAO will sponsor the event in front of the Education Building from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Tuesday •Erendira, part of the African Rim Series, will be shown in the Gish Rim Theater at 7:30 p.m. •The People for Racial Justice Committee will hold its meeting from 10:30 to noon in the Taft Room of the Union. •The volleyball team hosts Wright State at Anderson Arena at 7 p.m. Wednesday •Holocaust survivor speaks during the Holocaust Education Week in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom at 8 p.m. •The soccer team hosts Detroit at Mickey Cochran field at 4 p.m. •Meet Me in St. Louis, a 50th Anniversary Film, will be shown in the Gish Film Theater at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. •Run for your Wife will be presented today through Saturday at 8 p.m. plus 2 p.m. Sunday matinee only, at the Eva Marie Saint Theater. Thursdav •Homecoming Pep Rally sponsored by UAO will take place between the Student Services building and Kreischer Quad starting at 8 p.m. •Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho will be shown in the Gish Film Thater at 9 p.m. Admission is free.

•The Football team hosts Ohio in the Homecoming game. Kick-off at Doyt L. Perry Stadium is 1 pjn.

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City The BG News page four Monday, October 3, 1994 Drug offenders face strict fines Local police say |f by Aaron Epple University, city crack down on users "So be careful who you hang »The BC News around with and what situations DUI law has little •# you get into. Even permitting • Whether it Is smoking, snort- considered in terms of whether "We've had one trafficking someone else to use drugs in your .. ing, dropping or shooting, drug or not he or she will stay in case in marijuana," he said. house is a crime." jj use is a habit that can have seri- school." Police will not charge people More serious drugs, like co- effect on arrests ■• ous consequences for student Sixteen students were pro- who have drug paraphernalia caine and LSD, carry stiffer pun- I offenders, both at city and cam- cessed through Standards and like bongs and steamrollers as ishments. by Jim Victors car than the $1,000 fine that j pus levels. Procedures last year, and there long as there is no marijuana re- The BC News they are also being charged . The city's penalty for posses- have been a few so far this year, sidue inside A mandatory $250 People caught for selling these with," Votava said. sion of less than 100 grams of he said. fine is imposed if residue Is kinds of drugs can be sentenced An Ohio drunk driving law Votava said although he be- marijuana is a mandatory $100 Most students who are caught found. to up to two years in jail and as- which passed one year ago has lieves the law has made people on campus are sent directly to had little effect on drunk think twice before drinking Standards and Procedures with- driver arrests in Bowling and driving, it has also caused out notifying the campus police, "[The courts] are harsh on repeat offenders. Green, according to police de- problems for law enforcement said Barbara Waddell, the public partment reports. officials. information officer. So be earful who you hang around with and A new Ohio drunk driving "The law has made our job "Officers have discretion on what situations you get into." law went into effect Sept. 1, more complicated," Votava whether they will cite students or 1993. The law allows for on-th- said. "It has made it more just warn them," she said. "More Rodney Fleming e-spot license seizure of up to difficult for officers to en- often than not, we're not contact- Student Legal Services 90 days for anyone who falls force the law." ed. The mindset is that students or refuses to take a sobriety Votava said under the new do things they'll regret later, and test. The law also allows for law, officers have had to take we wouldn't want them to be If the offender sells less than sessed a minimum of a $2500 immediate automobile sei- extra time to fill out compli- I Student Legal turned down from the Supreme 200 grams of marijuana, he or fine. zures of drunk drivers who cated paper work regarding Court because of a college mis- she can receive up to one and a The charge is bumped up to a have more than one offense. each arrest. Services take. So they're given a little half years in jail and at least a second degree felony if the According to police records, Max Rayle, a local defense leeway." $1,000 fine, Fleming said. For offense takes place near a school, 60 drunk driving arrests were attorney, said he has mixed People selling drugs can be sales of more than 200 grams, in front of juveniles or if physical made in Bowling Green before feelings about the law. "fine. Offenders caught with more caught by undercover police offenders can receive up to two harm and deadly weapons are In- the new law went into effect. "I think there is valid con- Jthan 100 grams could get a $250 officers or by a offender who years In jail and at least a $3,000 volved. After the law took effect, 61 cern for people driving under •fine and up to 30 days in Jail. would agree to have his or her fine. "Juveniles just have to see you people were arrested. the influence because they do J However, first-time offenders sentence reduced in return for According to Fleming, if do it," Fleming said. Although numbers of constitute a threat to safety," •usually only get probation, ac- linking other dealers to the someone is caught giving away Students who are caught using arrests haven't changed sig- Rayle said. "I think there is Icording to Rodney Fleming, police. less than 20 grams of marijuana, or trafficking in drugs will nificantly. Officer Rich Stokes some merit to the on-the-spot ^managing attorney at Student he or she is usually fined $100. receive severe sanctions at the of the Bowling Green Police suspension, but I am con- •Legal Services. Violators who are merely People caught growing mari- University as well, according to Division said he thinks people cerned about the constitution- } "Everybody gets the fine, but caught with heavier drugs juana, no matter the size of the Derek Dickinson, director of are aware of the consequences ality of it." receive a six- to 18- month jail first-time offenders usually get crop, face up to one and a half Standards and Procedures. of the license suspension law Rayle said he has problems {probation," Fleming said. "Na- sentence. Cultivation of the years in jail and a $2,000 fine, "For marijuana under 100 with an officer at the scene, drugs carries a two- to 15-year and have made arrangements {rurally, the penalties are enhan- Fleming said. grams, they'll get strict proba- so they do not drive drunk. rather than an impartial ma- •ced if the offense is repeated." sentence. Fleming said to treat drug use tion and they'll have to undergo a gistrate, bringing punishment This year SLS has only advised "I've seen people taking ', Anyone caught selling mari- with caution. drug program," he said. "It de- more preventive action such against the offender. a couple campus drug offenders, huana will be charged with traf- "[The courts] are harsh on re- pends on the amounts and the as the designated driver pro- Rayle said he also has con- Fleming said. •ficking, a fourth degree felony. peat offenders," Fleming said. situation." gram," Stokes said. cerns about some of the fees Capt. Thomas Votava of the that convicted drunk drivers BGPD said he believes the sei- face. zure of automobiles in cases of repeat offenders also helps According to Rayle, the deter people from driving on-the-spot suspension con- drunk. tinues until the end of the Votava said in some cases case. If the driver is convict- people are more upset about ed, there is an additional sus- losing their car than the other pension. Rayle said the driver punishments they may must then pay two separate receive. reinstatement fees after he or "I've seen people who were she has served his or her sus- more upset about losing a $250 pension.

CRIME Continued from page one. police to notify the community Accepted at Into which the offender is being been convicted of violent crimes released. against children. Previously, victims were noti- "I realize it's going to be tough fied of criminals' addresses fol- for that person to be given a fair lowing their release, but lan- shake, but maybe you don't de- guage in the bill would allow serve a fair shake," Ash said.

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O Vi»» U.S.A. Inc. 199* The BG News National Monday, October 3,1994 page five FSU professor's Fans co-author Deadhead book contracts assure Novel examines insider slang, concert behavior, testimonials ntPfi by Diana Smith according to "Performance" m J The College Press Service magazine. passing grades The Dead's large and intensely Who would have known there loyal following bought 1.6 million by Marco Buscaglia time the contract was offered, EL> *B were so many of them? Or that tickets to a total of 78 shows for The College Press Service 76 percent of the students fin- their subculture was so well- box office gross receipts of wrej^W\, ished the course with a grade defined and their network so vast nearly $44.5 million, stated The W *?-■> TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- of Cor better. that it has been estimated there's Concert Trade Journal. Want to make sure you pass Dougherty first offered the at least one in every family? Among other things, "Skeleton ^»»_ 'iC J*b organic chemistry? Just sign contract to his students two Deadheads. Key" talks about the eerie cir- on the dotted line. years ago after being assigned They're everywhere, of all cumstances of the band's nam- -^^"^ -^MEMSH That is what Florida State to teach organic chemistry ages and backgrounds, but with a ing, each band member's history, > University professor Ralph again after a five-year hiatus common interest in the music of personal and collective contribu- k^^^k S^ SfiHtSi * \%i Dougherty tells hundreds of from the class. the Grateful Dead, according to tions and the Importance of students that sign up for his "I knew this class was a David Shenl and Steve Silber- every song and album that's been lecture course each semester. back-breaker for some stu- man. produced over the years. Dougherty guarantees stu- dents," Dougherty said. "It The two longtime Dead fans In short, everything you want- dents a passing grade in his was a problem to get them to recently co-authored "Skeleton ed to know about the Grateful r^ssSvsS >4 chemistry class if they sign a acknowledge all the work in- Key: A Dictionary for Dead- Dead but were too uptight, man, contract with him, promising volved to understand the sub- heads," the first book that at- to get down and ask. to follow basic study habits ject matter. I wanted to figure tempts to examine in detail the essential to understanding the out a way to approach it." phenomenon of the Grateful "The real question for me is, course material. Students who sign the con- Dead and its following - 388 "Why didn't someone write this 'This is an attempt at ap- tract agree to do all of the pages of it, ranging from concert years ago?' " said Shenk, a New proaching the course in a new work outlined by Dougherty in behavior to insider slangs and York-based writer, musician and •??■§ way," Dougherty said. "In or- the syllabus. If they do so, testimonials from people whose former producer for National der to be successful, you have they are guaranteed at least a lives were influenced by the Public Radio. "The Deadhead to put in the work. There is no C in the class. long-lived rock 'n' roll group. community is so full of rich his- way around that. The contract BM In so doing, the book also gives tory, lore, flavorful language, % is there to ensure that stu- And while Dougherty ac- insight into the counter-culture colorful dress, spirituality and dents put in the time to get a knowledged some students of the past 30 years, as well as terrific humor - It was crying out vk passing grade." who sign the contract end up the Dead's broad influence on to be documented" Before Dougherty offered failing because they do not put mainstream culture. lW> i."<'\'-_ ir his contract, SO percent of the forth the effort, he said most There is, after all, a popular Shenk and Silberman broadly students enrolled in the chem- serious students receive A's flavor of ice cream named for define Deadheadism as a social istry course dropped it by the and B's. lead guitarist Jerry Garcia (Ben movement comprised of people mandatory deadline for with- & Jerry's "Cherry Garcia"), and who are fans (in varying de- drawal. Of the remaining stu- "Generally, fulfilling all the Garcia's line of neckties de- grees) of the music produced by mm dents, less than SO percent fin- requirements will get you a signed for corporate types who the long-lived rock 'n' roll band. ished with a passing grade, good grade," he said. "Even if just can't resist a nod to their re- That encompasses everyone setting the rate of students some people fail the exams, I bellious youth. from the hard-core faithful who who successfully completed can tell if they've kept up with Not to mention the legacy of AfA*. If deck out in tie-dyed costumes the class at only about 25 per- the work simply by speaking tens of thousands of fans span- and follow the band from concert cent. with them and asking them ning three generations who have to concert in flower-decorated So, as the old bumper sticker band, which has been touring for Since Dougherty has of- some basic questions. I have attended shows and celebrated mini-vans to the casual at-home queries, "Who are the Greatful three decades. fered his contract, the number no problems with giving "the scene," as Deadheads affec- listener, musical greats such as Dead and why is everyone fol- In the book, author Joseph of students who have success- someone a C if they know the tionately call it. Elvis Costello, and yes, even the lowing them?" Cambell, renowned for his work fully completed the course has material but for whatever wife of Vice President Al Gore, in archetypal mythology, calls risen significantly. During the reason can't Indicate that Last year, the Grateful Dead Tipper, described as a "major The book tries to explain the the Deadheads "most recently fall 1992 semester, the first knowledge on an exam." was the top grossing concert act. tourhead-waiting-to- happen." mystique that surrounds the developed tribe on the planet." Computer system hole allows access to confidential records

by Denlse Trunk Stuart Hoskins, assistant con- said it is an illegal breach of con- The College Press Service troller for UF Financial Services, fidentiality when a Social Securi- said he wasnt aware of the hole ty number and a student's full Gainesville, Fla. - When Uni- in the system, although Stepp had name are listed together. versity of Florida student John contacted him. Stepp checked his financial stat- "This is the first I've heard of Instructions on the computers II 4 us at the computers in front of it," Hoskins said. led students to other menus that ^U STUDENT Criser Hall last month, the After briefly examining the gave more detailed information screen gave him more informa- system, he verified that anyone on their accounts. tion than he requested could access the confidential in- "I accidently entered my name formation. Hoskins said the computer $1 t» ' ASH CONTEST Incorrectly," the senior an- Ed Poppell, administrative af- system would be corrected thropology major said. "Once I fairs associate vice president, within a few days. Regersterto win $100 CASH! corrected it, the computer gave Second and Third Place me a complete list of students' names and Social Security num- winners each win $25 in bers beginning with my last McDonald's^, Gift Certificates. name and scrolling to the end of the alphabet." A new contest with the same prizes starts the A hole in the university com- puter system program has al- following month lowed public access to not only Stepp's records, but all student records for the past year. Those students with a privacy flag - a You May Register at Me Donald's® on East Woster, request to place a computer block on personal information bring in this entry blank or mail in an entry to the such as telephone numbers and address below. addresses - are also affected. Stop By OvtdDonalSs^for officaCmUs. Don't Wait Until It \ Is To Late \ Start Earning | Name Your r\ Today [ —D3—E • | -.»■! . l.lsv ' ' Address • | U'l ll.lU' 1 |M< )!("•>. n u In i . Rizzo I wi 'A i--!. Y« HI li.ul .i i: Phone uln » It i. l»» -llfl ii >l< ti,.ii i i,i HI ' LiU NOW YOU DO! MEAN No purchase neccessary to enter. Need not be present WKM1-: I UOM CLASS Ii. STREAK to win. Drawing date will be the last day of each month. ii* Ni ill's i.ilu'i i .ii ul i lV| V'l ti.lllV Mill It Id WITH McDonald's® 1470 East Wooster, B.G., OH 43402 COLLEGE I.D. Rizzo your Jninds at OA.c'DotuMs^ :i!>2 0660 ..i .i..p K IU 1470 East Wooster . i. n, |). it. I suite 66 I'rt Nniul.iv X lliy Screen Bowling Green, OH 43402 >i|>|. I. .1,-1,-1 So V I \< (>s 1 liven MOIKIUY JO' .' off wmcstor subicripnon I'rcc I*<•<•! TV Sports The BG News page six Monday, October 3,1994 Falcons rout Bearcats; defense pitches shutout

by Marty Fuller secondary, the Falcons held the "Ryan made a great play be- The BG News Bearcats to just 74 total yards of cause he had people in his face, offense in the first half. and Rameir made a great catch," The BG football team stunned The defensive line formed an Blackney said. "When you have a the Cincinnati Bearcats on Sat- indestructible wall that yielded good team that's what happens - urday night with two quick just 12 rushing yards on 20 UC you have great players making touchdowns and a defense that attempts in the first half. The great plays. It was an Important posted its second shutout of the secondary contributed by shut- score for us because it gave us season in a 38-0 shellacking. ting down the Bearcats' air at- that much more momentum go- The Falcons broke out of the tack, allowing just 62 passing ing into the second half." gates quickly with a game open- yards without surrendering a The second half was more of ing two-minute touchdown drive. single point. the same - all BG. The Falcons After three running plays and continued their rout when Henry one 30-yard pass, quarterback again found Martin in the end Ryan Henry found tight end Tre- "Ryan made a great zone with 1:22 left In the third vor Stover in the end zone to give quarter. the Falcons an early lead that play because he had Sophomore cornerback Tony would never be threatened. people in his face, Everhart picked off a UC pass on Cincinnati's first possession the Bearcats' next possession, wasn't as productive as BG's. and Rameir made a and his 14-yard return was The Bearcats took control of the great catch." enough to get BG in field goal ball, ran six plays and were range. forced to punt. Falcon special Brian Leaver booted the tearners Kevin O' Neill and Brian 32-yard field goal early in the Manns opened up a gaping hole fourth quarter, increasing the for Charlie Williams. Williams BG lead to 31-0 and extending his stuffed the Bearcat punt and Eric Gary Blackney perfect performance this year. Arnold took to the end zone. Wil- BG head coach The senior place-kicker is now liams' eighth career block put the 22-22 on PATs and 9-9 on Held Falcons up 14-0 just six and a half goal attempts. minutes into the first quarter. "It means a lot to our defense "It certainly set the tempo for and it helps out our offense. If we The Falcons took the ball away us. I don't think by any means can keep them off the board we from UC again when Woullard Cincinnati folded at that point, can win three to nothing," BG sacked the Bearcat quarterback, though," head coach Gary Black- linebacker Jason Woullard said. knocked the ball loose and scam- ney said. "They kept coming In the second quarter, the Fal- pered down the field, setting up back, but our defense was able to cons posted seven more points the next BG score. rise to the occasion any time Cin- when Rameir Martin grabbed a cinnati mounted a serious drive." 21-yard pass from Henry. The Sophomore tailback Keylan APfhMaVut The BG defense had no prob- Falcons headed to the locker Cates put the final nail in the Bowling Green's Greg Cepek, shown here chasing down a N.C. State running back In the first game of lems stopping the Bearcat room with a comfortable 21-0 Bearcats' coffin with a 48-yard the year, and the rest of the defensive unit combined to shut out the Bearcats of Cincinnati 38-0 Satur- offense. Even with Its depleted lead. touchdown run. day.

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by Wendy E. Lam Washington's running game gen- On Monday night, Houston tion. The Associated Press erated only 28 yards on 18 car- visits Pittsburgh. By contrast, Shuler, the third for Falcons,again ries. San Diego, Denver, Kansas overall draft pick from Tennes- If Norv Turner had forgotten The only hitch for Dallas (3-1), City and the Los Angeles Raiders see, looked terrible, throwing 11 - how efficient the Cowboys who led 31-0 at halftime, was completions in 30 attempts for are off this week. by Scott Brown Duke brought up the rear with offense is, he quickly experi- Emmitt Smith's hamstring pull, just 96 yards. The Redskins (1-4) made it The BG News 54 points. enced total recall. which took him out of the game easy for the Cowboys, commit- Losi's winning time was And Turner, who helped late in the second quarter. Smith ting penalties and turnovers that Browns 27, Jets 7 They were in two separate 19:29, while Strayer ran a shaped that offense in three said he hoped to be practicing by gave Dallas excellent field posi- At Cleveland, Eric Metcalf meets nearly 1,500 miles 19:37. Kristin Gaves finished years as Dallas' offensive coor- Wednesday. tion. Smith had TD runs of 4 and scored one of Cleveland's three apart, but both the men's and seventh overall with a time of dinator, saw exactly how far his In other games Sunday, In- 6 yards, and Chris Boniol kicked rushing touchdowns and Eric women's cross country teams 19:56. Beth Staszak took Washington Redskins - particu- dianapolis defeated Seattle 17-15, a 28-yard field goal for a 17-0 Turner had an interception, a encountered controversy in eighth with her time of 19:56, larly rookie quarterback Heath Cleveland beat the New York lead. sack and forced a fumble. Cleve- their meets over the weekend. while Christin Lacrolx's 19:59 Shuler ~ have to go Sunday in the Jets 27-7, Tampa Bay beat De- Troy Aikman drove the Cow- land improved to 4-1 for the first The women's team defeated was good for ninth place. Cowboys' 34-7 victory. troit 24-14 and New England ed- boys SO yards for their next time since 1979. Duke and Yale in a meet at "This was a fine victory for "The way we were playing, we ged Green Bay 17-16. score, hitting Jay Novacek for a The Jets (2-3), playing without Yale University on Saturday, us," Price said. couldn't beat anybody," Turner Later, It was Atlanta at the Los 3-yard TD to make It 24-0. Smith injured Boomer Esiason, lost while the men's team finished On the men's side, coach Sid said, "and we were playing the Angeles Rams, Buffalo at Chi- exited the game two plays ear- their third straight. Art Monk seventh among 14 Division I Sink was less pleased with his world champions. We were play- cago, Minnesota at Arizona, the lier, following a hit by linebacker caught six passes, putting him teams at the Lakefront Invita- team's performance in Chi- ing the best team in football." New York Giants at New Or- Tyronne Stowe. nine games away from Steve tional in Chicago. cago. The Falcons totaled 172 While Dallas was clicking leans, Philadelphia at San Fran- Aikman was 20-for-28 for 181 Largent's record for consecutive At Yale, the women encoun- points in the meet along following a loss to Detroit, cisco and Miami at Cincinnati. yards, one TD and one intercep- games with a catch (178). tered a course that lacked def- "This was not a very good inite border markers, causing team performance," Sink said. the Bowling Green contingent "Really, that is understanda- to stray off the path midway ble with such a young team in through the race and adding a big meet. There were 32 about 200 meters to the total teams there total and 321 run- distance. The men, on the ners. That's our biggest of the other hand, were victimized year." by a starting gun that mis- Rob Bowman finished 22nd fired, causing the Falcon con- overall with a time of 25:48 to tingent to start the race a sec- lead the Falcon finishers. "A ond late and in the back of the real good race for Rob," Sink pack. said. The women were able to Tim Arndt finished 25th fol- convincingly win their race, lowing Bowman with a time of however. Five Falcon runners 25:52. Jim Weckesser, Tom were in the top nine, with Williams, Dave Exner, Scott Tracey Losi taking first place Powell and Jason Salak were and Renee Strayer finishing the next finishers, respective- second. Coach Steve Price was ly, for the Falcons. pleased with the team's over- "We had the problem with all showing. the starting gun and it delayed "We had six in the top seven our start by about a second," until the mishap with the Sink said. "A second doesnt course," Price said. "The really matter that much in an course was not very well 8K race, but it forced our guys marked at all. Tracey Losi did to the back of the pack early. an excellent job in the race. The course was very narrow She was sixth after she cor- and it was difficult for them to rected her course, but she bat- move up." tled back and took first. "Overall, this was a very Eastern Michigan won the good race," Price continued. meet with 35 points. Western "Yale and Duke were both Michigan, a team that Sink wondering where Bowling feels his team needs to beat, Green was when we got there. finished fifth in the overall Now they know." standings. Charles Mulinger Bowling Green won the of Lewis University was the meet with 27 points. Host Yale overall champion with a time took second with 49 points and of 23:44.

AP phMo/M«rk Dune Cleveland Brown Leroy Hoard falls into the end zone for a touch- York Jets Sunday. The Brothers off OKY down In the second quarter of the Browns' 27-7 victory over the New Would Like To Congratulate Our Fall 1994 Pledges Canton wants to presents

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by CUT THIS LINE gins on Thursday ordered Akron 'DerekJR&ardon 'Robert Lee The Associated Press Mayor Donald Plusquellic to meet with city of Canton attor- Ryan JrisSy TyCer Qrodi CANTON, Ohio - City Council neys next week. They want to T,i11 has authorized $580,000 for im- discuss Plusquellic's in- October 5-8 ^ provements to Thurman Munson volvement in trying to bring the at 8 pm and "yRayCooney Joseph. Turns Memorial Stadium in an attempt Indians to Akron. to convince the Canton-Akron "It's amazing that I'm the one October 9 at 2 pm Indians to remain in this north- who Is answering the questions east Ohio city. about their lawsuit, and I'm the Eva Marie Saint Theatre OMI/ OK'W OMl' OMil 0MI' OMi' CIM|# OK"' The Class AA farm team of the one who's the scapegoat," Plus- American League's Cleveland quellic said. Bowling Green State University Indians has threatened to move Canton sued Agganis, the Class to another city because of what AA Tribe and the city of Akron For reservations call 372-2719 HOMECOMING CELEBRATION! team owner Mike Agganls says on Sept. 20 fearing Agganis are poor field conditions at the would move the team. 6-year-old stadium. Council voted 12-0 Thursday to replace the soggy field of the ballpark. New drainage tiles, soils and sod are to be ready for play in the spring. "We will not give up the Little UA(J Cordially invites aCCstudents to a Indians without a fight," Mayor Richard Wat kins said. FALCONS He said the improvements will help the city win its' court battle Free Ice Cream Social, to force the Eastern League team SATURDAY 1:00 P.M.! to stay until the end of its 10-year The 1994 homecoming Court lease in 1999. WIN A TRIP TO LAS VEGAS AT THE GAME Agganls has considered work- The following prices wDl be given sway it Halftime ing out a deal to move the team to Candidates zuiilSe dishing out your Akron, If a stadium could be built 1. Trip for two to the 1994 Las Vegas Bowl. in the larger city. favorite fCavors in front of the 2.100 Gallons of gasoline from Barney's. "We are sending a message to 3. A year's worth of free video rental at Barney's. Akron, to Mr. Agganis, and to 'Education VSCdg. on Monday, anybody who wants to do busi- Te enter, register at the game anytime before the second ness here, that we know how to October 3rd from 6:30-8:00 ym. quarter ia the concourse. Winners will be drawn at halftime keep our word," Watkins said. Sponsoredbp Barney's Convenience Mart Indians spokesman Matt Roda said Friday that the team had no Come and meet the future king and queen. Season Sponsor*: FoodTown,Pepsi-Cola, Wal* Mart comment on the council's action. Meanwhile, Stark County Dos'I MISS THE MAJOR I'ltl/.E GIVEAWAY!! Common Pleas Judge John Bog-

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Scoreboard BG's defense answers Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 UC hrad coach Rick Minlcr talking to the media Bowling Green 14 7 7 10 38 "I'd be happy to field some questions, but I don't know where you guys BG - Stover 23 pass from Henry (Leaver kick) critics, stops Bearcats would even begin with this team. Hell, I don't even know what the score was I got so tired of looking up at the scoreboard that I stopped." BG - Arnold 8 punt return of blocked kick (Leaver kick) Minlcr on his Irani by Mike Kazimore Thomases out there in the down everything we wanted to BG -Martin 21 pass from Henry (Leaver preseason," defensive end do. I know we didn't have our "Right now we're a poor excuse for a football team and if I was a kick) The BC News Greg Cepek said. "I think we're starting quarterback in there, paying customer I'd have to do some serious thinking before I came to BG - Martin 6 pass from Henry (Leaver proving a point to the MAC and but really I think the only dif- another one of our home games. In fact, I don't think it's worht it right kick) While the football team's hopefully to the rest of the ference would have been that now." BG-Leaver 32 field goal offensive unit has been averag- ing more than 40 points over country." we might have completed one Minlcr on whether he saw any positives from his team BG -Cates 48 run (Leaver kick) the last four games, the defen- The Bearcats were limited to or two more passes." "/ thought that our kids looked really good in their uniforms. Besides just 235 yards of total offense TEAM STATISTICS sive unit has been just as im- that, there weren 't too many positives out there. You don't see many- pressive. - US of that came in the fourth UC threatened to score on a positives in a 3fl-0 shellacking." BG UC With their 38-0 trouncing of quarter when much of the Fal- few occasions, but each time a Minlcr on not kicking a field goal at the end of the game First Downs 25 15 Cincinnati Saturday night, the con second unit was in. While good BG defensive effort "if would've been nice to have gotten a field goal at the end of the game Rushes-yards 50-195 30-28 Falcons registered their sec- UC was without its starting turned the Bearcats away. just to put some points on the board, but I have more pride than that. Passing yards 196 207 ond shutout of the season. The quarterback, head coach Rick We're playing football games to win, and if we can't win then we're Return yards 85 0 last time the Falcons recorded Minter said that it made little The Falcon defense was also going to go for touvhdowns and not just kick field goals so we don't get Passes 16-25-3 19-34-0 two shutouts in a season was difference in the outcome of responsible for creating two shut out." Punts-average 4-38.8 6-39.2 back in 1981. the game. big turnovers - Including a Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-1 "I think [the shutout] means "Their defense just played a blocked punt by Charlie Wil- Greg Cepak on the Falcons second shutout Penalites-yards 7-45 6-37 more to our defense because really solid game," Minter liams that was returned by "// means more to our defense because I think there was alot of doubt- Time of Possession 34:13 25:47 there were a lot of doubting said. "Really they just shut Eric Arnold for a touchdown. ing Tomas' out there in the pre-season. I think we're proving points to the MAC and hopefully to the rest of the country." INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Minlcr on playing it safe in the first quarter RUSHING -CU. Kimbrough 15-49. "There were some situations where we could have gone for it on fourth Blackwood 8-25, Smith 2-4, Tate l-(-l). down. But, hell, I figured if we couldn 's gain ten yards on three plays Vibberts 4-(-40). BG. Cates 20-110, THE EDGE then there was no way in hell that we were going to gain six yards on Davis 10-46. Parker 6-25, Redd 1-7, one play," Kiddwell 3-2, Card 1-1, Henry 1-1, Howling Green 38, Cincinnati 0 PASSING— CU, Vibberts 19-34-1- 207. BG, Henry 15-24-0-181. Kiddwell 1-1-0-15. Quarterback: RECEIVING— CU. Ladd 5-70. UC's Eric Vibberts never got a fair chance in his first start as a collegiate as the Bearcats AL<1> AL AI-.cD AL AI.O AI.O AI Stewart 4-68, Scott 3-36. Coleman 2-10. tf found themselves trailing by 14 after five minutes of play. BG signal caller Ryan Henry Tate 2-8, Olverson 1-13, Kimbrough 1- continued to impress as he threw three touchdown strikes while failing to turn the ball over. rhe brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi wouldj 9, Blackwood 1-3. BG. Martin 4-43. For the year. Henry has thrown 12 touchdown passes against only one interception. like to congratulate our new pledges Davis 4-60. Card 3-28. Stover 2-29. Redd 2-21. Hoey 1-15. Running Backs: Paul Adelsperger Rick Ferrebee Mid-American UC running back Craedel Kimbrough was thoroughly shut down by the Falcons.gaining just Jason Anderson Tom Hollender Football Q 49 yards on 15 carries. BG's Keylan Cates continued his fine play, racking up 110 yards on League Overall 20 carries. It was the first time that a BG back broke the 100-yard mark this year. Nate Bickel Eric Hopkins W L T Erin Bigelow Scot Murphy Western Mich 3 Wide Receivers and Tight Ends: Bowling Green Jason Butler Bret Perry Ball State The Bearcat wideouts never really got a chance to get going -- mainly beacause Vibberts Jason Carl Mike Pheifer Toledo Q rarely had time to look downfield for them. Rameir Martin stepped up and had another big Steve Dickerson Central Mich. game for the Falcons, scoring on two pass plays. Senior Ronnie Redd improved his consecu- Brian Sinclair Miami tive games with a catch streak to 40. Tight end Trevor Stover also stepped into the spotlight Kent State when he hauled in his first touchdown grab of the season. Jason Wineland Ohio Eastern Mich. Offensive Line: Akron The Bearcat offensive line was simply overpowered Saturday. UC was never able to And our new initiate Saturday's Games Bowling Green 38, Cincinnati 0 G establish a running game against the Falcons. The UC line also allowed the Falcons to Greg Bronder Western Michigan 24. Kent 10 pressure Vibberts on nearly every pass. After a shaky performance against EMU.the Falcons Ball State 31. Central Michigan 28 offensive line bounced back with a strong showing. Miami 24. Eastern Michigan 17 A L<> A E

AM> A CO AM) AM> Toledo 31. Ohio 6 Defensive Line: While the Bearcats were able to mount a rush at times. Henry had plenty of time to find Q open receivers, for the most part. The Falcons were also able to rush for more than 200 yards against the Bearcats. Blackney used a variety of players on the defensive line,and the move the The Pharm is a Deep seemed to pay dividends as the Falcons were able to shut down UC's running attack as well PHARM Discount Drug Store... as finding their long-lost pass rush. """ DISCOUNT-X^L. DRUGS mi a mole lot MORE! Linebackers: UC's linebacking crew played very well at limes - but at other times they appeared to be Q sleeping as the BG backs were able to rip large chunks of yardage right up the gut of the defense. For the first time in a long while,BG's linebackers were able to pressure the opposing quarterback. /^ Co Falcons! Defensive Hacks: UC's secondary was burned for three touchdown passes by Henry - as well as letting Cates

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EBSCO Telemarketing Servloa Help You In The Future. rechargeable batteries, remote and car mount COLLEGIATE 441 So join in the fun! Fed up with working long hours, with lirde pay $100.00 QUO. Call Slave 352-8069. COLLEGIATE 44, SKY0IVE IN BG 1st Jump course Season Happy Hours at Campus Pollyeyes at dead-end joba? TanlTanlTanl MMting Tuesday Oct 4 ai 8 30pm in 305 ending in 4 to 5 weeks. Call tor info, and good M-F 4-7: 2-4-1 Snacks A Diac. Beer. By tie MACINTOSH Computer. Complete system Mosatay. Donl miss Hi Campus Tanning deal Visa*Mastercard accepted 352-5200 Smokoalackll Dally Buffets Tool Coma toin EBSCO TELEMARKETING A IN- including printer, only $500. Month UnxmiM: $30 TERNATIONAL MARKETING FIRM which will MORTAR BOARD HOLOCAUST EDUCATION WEEK Cose to campus Call Chris at 800-289-5665 Oanaral Maetng help you gat a Jump on your tallow students ■Leem now so that hletory 6 Beds'352-7889 200Moae$ey PERSONALS We will help you build your communication win never repeat KeenY skills as wall as give you a weakly paycheck Sony CD player- $1 SO, speakers $20 Monday Oct. 3.6pm SEPT 30. OCT 1- SCHINDLER'S LISTGISH The Brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi would like to Make your own schedule and work in a profes- Tape player $30. Receiver $30 FILM THEATER6PM A 10 PM. Call tor into. 354 6807 congratulate Ryan Honeyman and Jen Hykes sional environment. Come In and apply M-F 00 SN '" Adopt-A-Grandparent "* OCT 3 SLIDE TOUR OF CONCENTRATION on their recent lavalonng after 4pm an 13 N. Main St. Wedneaday. October 5.19S4 Do you miss your grandparents? Are you inter- CAMP. TAFT ROOM UNION 8 30PM Trek 820. Purple 21 ".3 months old 7pm Meeting ested in working with the elderly? fi so, find out OCT. 5 HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SPEAKS The brothers ol Alpha Sigma Phi would like to E van kng Office Cleaning what Adopt-A-GrandparenI is about. Cal 12-15 hrs ./week great condition, w/bar ends and U loch Room 4000 BAA LENHART GRANO BALLROOM 8 PM congratulate scon Sprague and Amanda 372-8088. wall return your message. This or- Cad 352-5822 Asking $290 O.B.O. Cal 353-4526 Agenda. OCT. 9 TRIP TO HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL Peterson on their recant engagement. ■Plan Rubbermaid Tour ganization is a pan ofVoiurtee's In Progress. MUSEUM 8 30AM 4 00 PM The brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi would like to -Job and Internship opporsjniry listings IT'S HERE call 2-7164 or 2-2343 for more kite Lawn Maintenance aponsered by UAO congratulate Man Dobransky and Mona Askins -Plan future events The honest shirt in town is at Part-time 20-25 hrsAvaak onfnolrraoamlswstlksrlng. FOR RENT THE GREEK MART Call 352-5822 ' Bring your T-shirt ideas'' The Original B.G. NHeLlle Shin HOLOCAUST EDUCATION WEEK WIN ATRIP FOR TWO TO STOP WHAT YOU RE DOINGl Sept. 30, Oct. 1- SCHINDLER'S LIST Gisn IBM LAS VEGAS BOWL! National Park Joba- 1 bedroom apt. tor rant COME INANDGETITI Film Theater. 6:00pm. 10:30pm. $1.50 HOME FALCON FOOTBALL VS. OHIO PUBLICITY OFFICER'S-le your organization Over 25,000 openings! dose to campus $25Brmonth A ••""353-OOOr"—• 9:15 PANEL DISCUSSION by HILLE R SATURDAY 1:00 PM I trying to Ind creative ways to publicize your (including hotel staff, lourguees. etc.) Benefits utilitiea. Call Craig at Oct 3 SLIDE TOUR OF CONCENTRATION events? Are you trying to make your group icon uses I 893-1277 or 1-897-9030 CAMP DANIELLE MERRIMAN, BGSU stu- more vjaible to the campus community? Please Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi - Alpha Phi Apply now for best positions. Available Nov. 1 at dent, Taft Room 6:30pm attend the Publicity's Officer's Workshop on Congrats to Julie Buehler Call: 1-206-545-4804 ext. N5S441. Wed. Oct 5. 100* at 7:00pm Gardner for being elected president of Oct. 5 HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SPEAKS WANTED McLean. Associate Director ol the Public Re- Pi Omega PiiGreatJoblll GEORGE VINE. Lenhart Grand Ballroom 8:00pm lafions Ottos will be the guest speaker. For -Lynn reservations, please contact the Office of Stu- Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Phi Oct. 9 TRIP TO HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL 1-3 Subteasers needed tor spnng semester. dent Activities at 372-2843. MUSEUM Low rent. FREE CABLE. Ctoee ID campus. Detroit, Ml, 8:30am to 4:00pm. 12.00 charge 352-2838 Alpha Phi Alpha Phi sign up in UAO office. 330 Union. Call 2-7164 SOLD ALPHA PHI Spring 95 - Wanted: 1 Female roommate. 25% OFF or 2-2343 for more info. Sudani Organized WHAT A GREAT PLACE TO BE I sponsored by UAO Nice furnished apartment. Laarearetilp Development Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Call 354 8315 Provide A encourage leadership on BG Gold & Silver Exchange campus. Applications can be Hofnacofnirto] i ■©•• 993 S. Main • suite B racked up in ATTENTION: Stephanie Sllnil.no. 405 Student Services Bldg A certain So Ep Alum requests the honor of T-shirts $8.00 HELPWANTED Due date' Oct. 7ti by 5pm. your presence at what could be a very special Waterboffies 12.00 Buying • Selling • Estate Appraisals and magical evening at the Sheraton- Package 19.50 Sandusky on Saturday the 8th of October. Anx- @Unon Foyer: 9am. 5pm $1500 weealypoesible mailing our circulars! Anything made of gold or silver iously waiting your replyl Monday-Friday For info call 202-296-9065. Undergraduate Alumni Association Love ya always and forever, Catch the Wave! Coins • Jewelry • Diamonds • Precious Metals Next General MaaBng is Tuesday October 4th Your TJ>-w and Improved' $363.60. Sea 72 lunny college T-shirts - profit Cincinnati Man $383 60. 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Oct. 3rd-8th 2 BE THERE BETWEEN STUDENT SERVICES CITY OF BOWLING GREEN PARKS AN0 P 1994 Homecoming Week n AND KREBCHER OUADI RECREATION DEPARTMENT SEEKS EX- Z a PRIZES * AWARDS PRIZES * AWARDS PRIZES & AWARDS PERIENCED BASKETBALL OFFICIALS FOR MBSJ ADULT LEAGUES BEGINNING OCTOBER 31 o INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: FRATERNITY AND ENDING MARCH 31. 1996. APPLI- 3 PARENTS OF THE YEAR ICE HOCKEY - MON., OCT. 3; COED 4 CANTS MUST BE AVALABLE EVENINGS PLAYER VOLLEYBALL - TUES.. OCT. 11; FROM 6PM -11 PM ON MONDAY, TUESDAY i 2 in MEN'S BOWLING - WEDS.. OCT. 12: ALL OR WEDNESDAY. RATE Of PAY IS u a 'Relive Those Crazy Days ENTRIES DUE WITH FORFEIT FEE BY 400 $12.0(VGAME. APPLY IN PERSON AT THE w Monday o PM IN130FIELDHOUSEONDUEDATE. PARKS AND RECREATION OFFICE IN CITY Ice Cream Social: outside Ed. Bldg., 6:30-8:00 pm M of Your Parents PARK. S I INTRAMURAL ICE HOCKEY OFFICIALS "It Came from Outer Space": 3-D movie, 1 IS Ed. Bldg., 8:00 pm (fi < Essay Contest NEEDED. 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APPLY IN PERSON AT THE PARKS s o AND RECREATION OFFICE IN CITY PARK. Thursday 2 Checker's Pub now hiring! o Pep Rally LOOK FOR Lawn between Student Services and Kreischer Quad, 8pm JT_ 3C Bartencars A waitresses u Z DBENEDETTO'S 809 S. Main St. w Apply within S o 1 |-|oward's club|-| HUGE PRICE ROLL-BACK Friday 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY o 210 N Main Voted Best Bar in WoodCounty 1994 352 . 9951 CRUISE SHIPS NOW WRING Master Hypnotist J. Medicinehat, (fi CELEBRATION Earn up to $2,000 pi us/ month working X Lenhiut Grand Ballroom, 8pm (fi on Cruise Shi pa or Land-Tour com paries. 4a- World travel. Top Gun," 111 Olscamp Hall. 8pm and 10pm, $ 1.50 OCTOBER Mary Kay Sale 20% off Seasonal A Fu:i-Tlme employment available. "Risky Business,' Everything in stock. No experience necessary Os "Justness," 111 Olscamp Hall, midnight, $1.50 X Call 3534115. ask tor Karen. For more Information O) o call 1-20S-834-04O8snl. CS544I. Saturday 2 OFace Painting & Pictures with Freddie & Frieda, Stadium, 11 am-1 pm PJ tlinii,Homecoming TTmiirmllFootball Gamefiimr vs.in OhioOhin University,T tnivjprcirv Stadium,^tarluim Inm1pm o ■ - King and Queen announced at Half time o Top Gun," 111 Olscamp Hall. 8pm and 10pm, $1.50 2 i "Risky Business." Ill Olscamp Hall, midnight, $1.50 z w S • Merchandise on sale Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm in the Union Foyer* rjg 2 •KugandQi»senvc«ngM«iday-WednesuAy,9am-5pm,Ur^ t^ X "All Homecomiig events arc free unleaa otherwise noted.** 4^ HOMECOMING 1994 HOMECOMING 1994 Give Your Keys to a Friend, Call a Cab. Please Don't Call353-BWWW DW-3B.G. t*N 176 E. Wooster V BowlingGreen,Ohio F\ Drive Drunk! BUFFALO WILD WINGS & WECK

'WRtL/lLITY JK E xc E IV E> TPI1QIS CCOTLEUi STTflDIBW i The Song Remains the Same? Rock music has gone through a turmoil of change since its birth 40 some years ago. Weekend Reality takes a look at the sculpting and the sculptors of rock as well as where pioneers of its technology are leading

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4 I can Eat for Miles and Myles Myles pizza has got the cheese like no other pizza restaurant Australia's IYXS is one of the many Insightful group* that l in town. Find out why people come from miles around to constantly changing the face of Roeh Music. dine at Myles. ff JayElias The grad student and music teacher talks about his spare ODiEiPAiRTrmiEFnrs 3 Events time adventures hanging out with various rock and pop If it's happening around the swamp, you'll find it here artists. 6 Pretzel Boy Music Quiz 10 Music Reviews § Frank Allison and The Odd Sox REM. Kerbdog, Hot Country, Liz Phair Critically acclaimed and naturally outrageous, Melinda C. 10 Movie Review Universal^ The River Wild, which opens today, gels critiqued. Monhart shows you the band before you see them at 11 Theatre Review Easystreet tomorrow night. "Jake's Women," currently playing at The Village Players Thean in Toledo, gets the shake down.

WEEKEND editor's letter

It is said that the more something changes, the more it stays the same. Rock music, in its 40 odd years of existence, has experienced numerous dynamic turns and twists as it continually evolves into a representative of RL/ILITY the current generation of youth. editor Andy Dugan From Elvis to The Beatles to Led Zeppelin to Cuns and Roses to Nirvana, •toff photographer Ross Weitzner music has been reshaped through the decades by an array of innovative managing editor Melinda C. Monhart artists and groups. These new develops in sound style opened the doors to managing editor Dorian Halkovich greater variety: to more outlets of expression and listening choice. Today itafftrrltrr Anita j. Michels there exists so many tub-categories under the title of "rock" that it would 'tofftrritrr Janet Oyen surely take more than this page to list them all. The options are out there •tafftrHter Eric Parker and many are sending the same messages, only in different channels. In the executive, editor Clen Lubbert words of master songwriter Billy Joel. "Hot Funk, Cool Punk, even if it's old Copyright © 1994 by Weekend Reality. Reprinting of any materials in junk, it's still rock and roll to me." this publication without the permission of Weekend Reality is strictly Long live rock, be it dead or alive! prohibited. Weekend Reality is an independent magazine published weekly during the academic year. Send all letters, questions, submissions or any other correspondence to 210 West Hall. Bowling Creen, OH 43403.

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Today 9-30 p.m. Subtitles. Admission is free. Phillips, chairman, cratorial • SekUUUer't I.Ut will be shown Band Listings Frtzk itiliiSE Easystreet • Art Exhibit! 500 Venn of department. 1:30 p.m. in the Weekend Heality is pleased to list _.".; Mu Eaxi Howards in the Cish film Theater at 6:30 Reslatance: paintings by Nora llerrick Lobby inside the Grove your band's shows for Ihe week. If and 10 p.m. Mi-mi. i/,i will be on display at the Place entrance. you would like to have your event Monday • Muiical performers University of Toledo. 2500 Student • The Specials with Lel'e Go listed send your schedule to: Komanorsfcr and Phillip* will Union. Free and open lo ihe public. Bowling, will be al St. Andrews. ~izz Night Easy-street be at Kobaclter Hall at 8 p.m. Call 537-2261 for more info. Weekend Reality listings. 210 West 431 F. Congress. Detroit, at 7:30 Hall. BCSU. BC. Oil 43403. Tuesday • It's Friday at the Toledo p.m. Tickets are $16.50 in advance. Museum of Art. Galleries open 10 Tuesday 10-4 Call (313) 6654755. Cis- Mis Easystreet a.m.-9 p.m. Music by Blue Noon • Erendira, part of the African Friday ElSSS Gamers Wednesday from 5:308:30 p.m. Film: 'I'll \ Tour film Series, will be shown in the • The Toledo Opern presents UOttf ;i 7ilia Checkers -.c^j Zizzmz Easystreet at 7 p.m. Cish Film Theater at 7:30 p.m. Donizetti's The Daughter of the Zzzzzrzz Easystreet Ksrriii Clieckers • TSO Concert Preview at the • El Cnlido Vlento will perform Hegiment al 7 p.m. al the Toledo Toledo Museum of Art in the at the University of Findlay. Ritz Masonic Auditorium. Tickets range Tfcs Mu 2 i:.i Howards IVrislyle at 7:15 p.m. Auditorium. I0(K) N. Main Slreel al from $5-$45 and are available the • The Toledo Symphony 7 p.m. Free and open to the public. the Toledo Opera Box Office. 255- Saturday Thursday Classics Concert will be at the Call (419) 424-1678 for more info. 7461. RilSC Gamers ..jrcsii Gamers Toledo Museum of Art in the uCUB li 7:11; Checkers -cur.LT7 _. Checkers Peristyle at 8 p.m. Tickets: (119) 241- Wednesday 10-5 1272. • Meet Me in .St. Ionia, a 50th • The Village PlaJWM Theatre. 2740 Anniversary Film, will lie shown in Ipton Aviv, presents Jake9* the Cish Film Theater al 7:30 p.m. Women today and tomorrow at 8 Admission is free. p.m. Call 472/(817 for more info. • Run for Your H{fe will be presented today through Saturday al Saturday 10-1 8 p.m.. plus 2 p.m. Sunday matinee ■ Sfhindier'e. I.Ut will he shown only, al tin- Eva Marie Saint in the CUh film Thaller at 6:30 Theatre. Nole: ihe play involves .mil II) p.m. .iilnli situations ami may mil be • The Byrda perform at the appropriate for young ciildren. I or Sandusk) Slate Theatre In Huron, ticket info., call 372-2222. Ohio at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 in • Srott Henderson-Gar; Will advance and SI5 on day of slum and and Tribal Tech will In- ,ii Vlvin's, will In' available at Kirelands College S756 Caas W.. Detroit al 9 p.m. Bookstore, tile Sandilsky Slate Tickets are $10.50 in advance.Call Theatre BOX Office. Musician's (313) 6654755. Alley. Boogie Records (Toledo) and ■ Ballet lliapaniro of.^rw hot-acker Box Office. York. Ti.lid.. Ballet, ai Ihe Toledo - \n exhibition of fine art Museum of Arl al 8 p.m. in Ihe photography, sculpture, glass and Peristyle. Tickets: call (4I») 243- The Byrds will perform at (he Sanduslty State Theatre In Huron, OH Saturday at renderings by Los Angeles-based 700(1. 8 p.m. The eonrert lit sponsored In part by BCSU Flrelands College. ariisl Kenneth kloater will be on display at the David Broadway Thursday 10-6 Salon. 6511 Best Central Avenue in • Alfred Hitchcock's IVreho will Toledo. Gallery hours are 8 a.m.-9 be shown in ihe Cish Film Theater p.m. Monday through Thursday; at 9 p.m. Admission is free. Kriday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.: and Saturday 8 • The Toledo Museum of Arl Prices are Falling on a.m.-6 p.m. The exhibit will run continues free gallery talks with through Oct. 30. Sol leliitt and the Creatire CD's and Tapes, • Free Pnblic Tone at the Proeett, presented by Hubert Tolrdo Museum of Art will present Sculpture Across Time and Cultures at 1:30 p.ai. in the llerrick Lobby. ' Toledo Symphony Clnaaica HQiteidoscope Concert at the Toledo Museum of *£ $11.96 Art at 8 p.m. in the Peristyle. 10% off all Tickets: (419) 241-1272. Moondance Oils Sunday 10-2 Reading by Appt.. • Black Swamp Festival at Crystals, Books, *»<^$8a26 Pearson Melropark at the Packer- Jewelry, Hammersmith Center from 1:30-5 p.m. Celebrate the natural and Incense, Oils, Save on our Large Selection of videos. cultural history of the Creat Black and Much More! 100's to choose from at always the Swamp with acitivities. music, and Hours This Week living history. Black Swamp Hike for Autumn Adventure credit at 2 p.m. lowest price Refreshments by Friends of Pearson Monday - Thursday for a nominal fee. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Free Public Tow at the WAL MART Toledo Museum of Art presents Friday & Saturday Sculpture Across Time and Cultures 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Exclude* doable packs and encoded length. •I 1:30 p.m. in Herrick Lobby. 143-C E. Wooster New Store Hours: Mon. - Sal. 7a.m. - 11 p.m.: (behind Madhalter) Sunday 10a.m. -8 pan. Monday 10-3 1120 S. Main St. at W. Gypsy Lane Rd. ■ .Viand Straight, part of the International film Series, will be 354-4015 BOWLING GREEN «h»wn in Ihe Cish film Theater at 8

"'"ItendKeaHlr Septemiher SO, 1994 I Can Eat For Miles and Myles Myles Pizza Pub provides pizza with tons of cheese and toppings By Zone, Katingat thisestablishment is side where customers can watch as the far side of the restaurant there standard pepperoni pizza, but wh) Melinda C. Monhart iini like anything VOU have ever liuil people walk b\ and a cigarette it a bar with a complete line of soft not try something new. before* ii is a dining experience IFI.K IiiiH' are (inly a (CW of Myle's drink*>. beer and niived drinks. This Pizza can lake on a whole new As YOU walk through the unique I" il"- fair i-ity. temptations. selection has something to please looks with the help of the folk- .,i iln IJ - of Myle's Pizza Pub rasing through the door into the llUtlde the dark wood walls are alntOBl am palate. Myle's Pizza Pub. hems such a-.: in Howling Green, tin* dim eating area mam things pop into decorated with different beer If.'i k music filters through the air wheat dough; ground buffalo; lights and (lark sight. Offers of two pinball mirrors and lighl ing bearing (he as you -it down at a slightly rocky seasoned chicken strips; crab meal surroundings create an machines, a video game, a choice of namei of different 1.1 in.', of beer. table set with napkins thai have the shrimp; fresh egg-; sauerkraut; ambiance like that of lix tablet in the renter of the action, The lights are covered with Myle's logo along with parmesau almonds and fresh cul Carroll .in' entering I In- Twilight or a comfortable booth off to the pentagonal shaped glass covers. On and pepper shakers. A friendly- only few of ihe toppings ■ i. ,- can waitress greets you and pass out give your mouth a whole new ■ - ■ '•^?r"Bl!BP^TOi8j^S f^Mfci menus as she takes orders for adventure in ihe world of pi/./a ft&^-wJSiHtil&a drinks. The old standard garlic bread U A few minutes later tin* waitress also available, but by no means has returned to bring out the should you consider stopping there. drinks. As she places them on the Why not try tomato bread or pizza table you start to notice that the bread to lake a tasle on the other glass is a little wurped. Do not think tide? M' m} : fc; A,«, —TI^l of this as a defect, it is more like a If creating an individual pizza or ■*-*■ L E , -■- Q- *••* one of the various breads is nol 1 1h.:1J !»«_• ' ''). '. ■ ■ enough to tempt your taste buds Of satisfy a craving, there are other Details eating options avuilable. Myle's Pizza Pub In Ihe middle of the restaurant • Where: 516 E. Wooeter there is a full salad bar. The menu •Phone: 352-1504 offers the choice of six different kinds of salads including; a separate •Credit Curds: Diseover, salad, all-you-ean-eat at the salad Master Curd, Visu, Am Kxpress bar. or a specialty salad. ■Hours: Mon.-Wod.ll a.m.- Aside from the above mentioned 2:30 a.m. Sun 12 p.m.-2:30 food selections, there i> a seel inn i u.m. ihe menu for six sub sandwiches * Ruling (out of five O): including rcubens. There are two ooooo sizes to choose from in Ihe subs, so if yon have u ravenous hunger or the appetile of a bird I here is something for everyone. bit of character. Finally dinner has arrived. \\\ ilii As you peruse the menu, the time you are starving and your waitress returns to lake your order. mouth is watering from thinking A ^ %ZP» The choice fur dinner this evening is about all of the different food on *%?* r/,l a medium vegetarian pizza and the menu. <-r Bowling Green. OH © "s'c"w« tomato bread. After you place the This is nut only piz/a but hating! order the waitress turns it in and the ultimate of all eating MONDAY . TUESDAY •WEDNESDAY»THGRSDAY . FRIDAY • SATURDAY then sits at the bar and waits for experiences. As you pick up the the food to come. piece of pizza you slowly take in tU In the mean time you have smell of the spicey sauce, feel the } finished your drink and the lexture of the crust and take a bito| !%pCTOBER waitress, that has an eye like an into the overly generous |Hirlions eagle, notices and returns to fill cheese on lop of that piece of pizzal t TChlcago your glass not only once but It makes the pizza the best value iff The Ark eonstantly throughout your whole eating out. After three of four slice] Band meal. of this delectable pizza you are VJazz .REGGAE, At Myles Pizza Pub you have to nearly stuffed. mm take special notice to the different In between taking bites of pizza items on the menu. There is such a dug into the piece of tomato bread Open lt\ thing as the usual cheese or The slices of tomato provide a zcstl Mic Love Twist»tls *ffife Eddie addition to the cheese covered SPSS* | Burks Where are you bread. I washed it all down with a | Night Zomfnes big gulp of ice cold coke. goins after As I sat eating my dinner I < tv _. _j*U w reminded of an incident thai my ei the bars? worker Andy Dugan told me about! Mic T.B.A. that occurred at Myle's last year, Night roommate, Davis Lamb, made a l>| MAIN ST< that if he could eat a whole, large Open Myle's pizza he would win $100. Fountain DELI I .ami) proceded to devour the who! Mic Head 109 N. Main pizza in 37 minutes and take homl iazz Night large sum of money. Open Late Night Instead of staying in this weeke and throwing a frozen dinner into] \Happy Halloween 'til 3:00 AM! the microwave, take a trip out to [ Fri. & Sat. Myle's Pizza Pub and take a bite Boo/1 into something different. Free Delivery —352-5

September 80, 1994 Weekend Real "Odd" Music Makes Good Sense Frank Allison and the Odd Sox give alternative music a new name II y Melinda C. Monhart Arbor called Kit. Howard's Club II and Kasy Street. For thr band, thr worst crowd to Krrqurnt •tope for ihe hand Frank Allison and "Sometimes in the middle of a play for is in thr establishments that I r-imU Allison doM not read include: Ann Arlmr. Detroit, thr Odd So» have their song I stop and tell a story," Allison an* half restaurant and lull i luh nui-i'. In* write* thr songs and plu\s Kelamaioo end Ml, Pleasant. In next performance in said. "I In thr hand work out their "They are not t here lo srr you or thrni with tin- Odd Sox. Howling Green tins have played at Bowling Green on Oct. I aggressions (through the mueie).** 1 "I have done it for so long that I hrar your music,* Allison said. at Kasy Strret. h.iu' a funky way of doing it," Alli-nn -aid. "It's just rork and roll." In mid-1985 Frank Allison mid thr Odd Sox consisted of a few tf-yearokj bore, formerly of the band Oul Crowd. Allison ■pent inorc lime driving thr hand from baaketball practice to hand practice thru ihe) did working on thr auric. Thr lark id timr and roinniilmrnt pi. ">:>;-I Alli-on to look for new bond members. I hi second time around .Allison rrpt.n i tl his hand with three guvs that stayed together for six years. In 1987 the) recorded "Monkey Business", in thr basement of Allison'- h< • in \nn Arbor, while the recording machine was operated from tin kitchen. Befon the second album was rrlra-i 'I thr hand played at clubs in Detroit and wenl to New "lurk to audition for "Star Search**. Thru in ' D-llokeyS ke'eame oul I l.r CD included 17 studio recordings. v.itli their popularity on thr rise. Ihe band then traveled to what is loo* thr former Sn\irt f nion. I rank lllison Hn(| ||„. (j,|,| So\ «lour went from Moscow to hies |o Vnnrnia. Mrlndia, thr only State label, had made a deal with ihe hand for a 60 minute CD to be recorded in an old cathedral along with a ;t0 minute film of the tour. Frank Allison and thr Odd Sox will br in Bowling Green on Saturday at I n-.y-.tr. .1 to display just how odd Thr hand has retained all of Ihe they really are rights and master copies of this material outside of Ihe former Soviet I'nion. In late 1992 the second group of the Odd Sox came lo an end. Ihrir third and final recording "I'ig fHElfe Out" was recorded live from Iheir CELEBRATION last show al Ihe Blind Pig in Ann Spring Break lo Toronto Arbor. Ml. F.xporieiKfTbealre!!! l"or Allison the third lime was a rharm. when he learned up with ihe March 21 -March 25,1995 current Odd Sox: Kevin Allison (no relation), guitarist; Chris Notcboom. DONT MISS A FANTASTIC bassisi and Don Pryor. drummer. WEEK IN TORONTO! They recently made a recording with a molown engineer thai did OPENING ATT: REDCT.IFF Toronto Tour work with Barry Cordy. SATURDAY, (XTOBER 1, 1994 Phtntotn of the Optra Miss Saigon RIZZO Allison's work in the band is his SANDUSKY STATE THEATRE 8:00 P.M. Showboat full time job. The other Allison (no 109 I .>luminis Ave. Sandiudcy, Ohio relation) teaches guitar and Tk-ketN available Al Kobackcr Box ntli,, Just S390 Includes: •oom drives a cab whenever he TKKETS Hia ADVANCIv/HlS DAY OF can. Pryor runs a drum store in Ann SHOW VcaimmodsuouiTraasporlitioa limited Meals For Information CaD Campus Activities: INFO CALL (800)322-4787 eat 2-0691 I rank AUiaon and Ihe Odd 4i

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Theatre stage and interacts with the audience, a convention that is Jake's Women continually used in this play. by Neil Simon The women in the play are led by The Village Players Theatre Nancy Wright's energetic portrayal OOO 1/2 of Maggie. Wright shifts easily from the smart-minded business woman A middle-aged writer's that Maggie is to the various imagination collides wilh reality in character" Jake turns her into in his Neil Simon's semiau1ol>iographical mind. This flexibility is important work "Jake's Women," now showing for all the female character*, at The Village Players Thealre, 2740 because in Act II ihev seem to have Upton Ave. in Toledo. '"Jake*'* more control over Jake than he does Women" is an insightful comedy over them, and thus i* the women telling the story of Jake (played hy that ill HI the show to its Peter OToole), a man driven to the conclusion. brink of despair b) the "voices in Chuck Topes set il' -VM is his head (voices that in fact he is purposely "unfinished.*1 Pdrtionsof creating). Sound confusing? Think wall and "black area*" on the stage how Jake feels! reflect the fragmented world Jake's life is further complicated between imagination and realilj in by the numerous women who exist which Jake exists. The set is nicely in his imagination, as well as in complimented hy Pat Tansev's reality. Chief among these is Maggie somewhat erratic lighting scheme. (Nancy Wright), Jake's second wife. 'lanscy s emphasis on lighting Jake and Maggie's marriage is on specific areas of the stage and the rocks: each has had an extra- leaving others in -hadow heighlens marital affair, and now Maggie is the fragmented picture of Jake's asking for a six month separation in world. order to "save** their marriage. Jake The bigge>t problem with "Jake's believes that such a separation will Women" is the house it is played in. destroy all hopes of salvaging the The sighllines at The Village Players marriage. Theatre are horrible, and the The entire situation is also seating is less comfortable than thai hampered by the fact that Jake of an amusement park ride. If cannot let go of the memories of his you're looking for comfort, don't go first marriage. Jake's first wife, to The Village Player's Theatre, but Julie, died eight years ago in a car if you're looking for a decent night accident. Her angelic persona (Mary of theatre with a number of laughs, Ann Coscarelli) is still a powerful "Jake's Women" is for you. The player in Jake's imagination. In production runs until tomorrow. trying to save his second marriage, Curtain time is 8 p.m. For tickets, Jake also has to find a way to leave call 4724817. his first one behind. Coaching Jake along (in his mind as well as in reality) are his witty -Junes M. Brandon sister (Sherry Ballou), his wise- cracking therapist (Margaret Kishcr), and two versions of his daughter a ages twelve (Sara Skow) and twenty- one (Stephanie Skaff). Add Sheila (Carol Smith), a woman that Jake starts dating in Maggie's absence, to this mix and the circle of Jake's women is complete. Veteran performer OToole steps easily into the role of Jake. His solid performance as the aging author keeps the entire production rooted to a strong base. OToole's main strength lies in the ease with which he breaks the "fourth wall" of the

Weekend Reality September $0,1994] Movie movie should be given some kind of award for the unbelievable foolage The River Wild on the river und rapids. Universal

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Summer vacation may ^ The original storyline utilizes be over, hut the new "natural" weapons and tactics for movie, The Hirer Wild. the action sequences instead of has as much tense thrills stressing on the typical action movie and excitement as any tools like guns. The climax at "The amusement park rule. Uiantlet*' delivers great action and Meryl Streep stars as an an original ending. ex-river guide. Gayle. who lakes her family on a I recommend I hi- movie for the peureful vacation (or so spectacular camera work and solid she thought). David ■tory. Many people who acted in the Slrathairn play- her movie went through u tremendous hard-working hushand. amount of physical obstacles to Tom. who has been deliver great performances. engulfed in his work, "lie just doesn't have time lor Look for a possible Academy- us anymore." Caylc Award nomination for Meryl Streep. complains. Hill movie opens today. Kevin Itacon plays Wade, the friendly, inexperienced river man - Mil hurl Siebmaler who has some suspicious In the HUHP..„K...||lri||..P -THE RIVER WILD." a ..hlt.-w.te-r rafting vacation become a Mtruggle for survival. characteristics. "I'm a nice guy. just a different kind of nice guy." Wade Video beach. For adventure, they hire poor explains. This movie, directed hj Ernes) John C. McCinley (Platoon) and homeless men with no connections l in kir-un (Juice), received a limiti-d Director Curtis Hanson Oscar-winner K. Murray Abraham to society to be "hunting guides" on iIn-.11in .il release but is still a very {The Hand That Rorkm Surviving the Came (Amatlvus), their trips to the deep woods of good movii- which, despite its the Cradle) keeps the Rated It. 96 rain. Oregon. Once in the woods, the inhuman plot, i- un almost loo camera shots l\ew I in.- Horar Vidro Surtiiinn the '.'rime is enjoyable "guide" becomes the hunted with believable story. Th<- movie stars straightforward with few OOOO because it manages to blend "real- the goal of returning to civilization Hulger llaut-r (Hlude Runner) and technical tricks. Hanson life drama and action/adventure so alive. Some of you think Surviving Charles S. Dullon (TVs Hue) as the Hell, an urea where many films of doesn't need I he tricks How (In win lik.- in spend your the Game is a rip-off of the Jeun- hunting leaders and Ice-T (.V'eir Jack its genre fall short. This movie also because the story can 1 vacation? Skiing, sunbathing or Limit- Van Damme movie Hard Cifv)as the eventual hunted. The survive on its own and can receives big help from clever camera perhaps hunting mint human Target, hut even though it has a other hunters, who at times deliver easily keep the audience work and special effects, with just licings in remote forests with your similar theme, the two movies have overly dramatic performances involved. t he right amount of suspense. closest friends.' Well, let's jusl say little else in common. include Gary Busey (( rider Sri/ir). Hanson and most of the tin- gentlemen in Suriittiiv the actors and actresses in the Game don'l like i" -ki *»r pi lo the BROOKS & DUNN DOLLY Red Hot & Country: A benefit for AIDS -^ 11 Large education and

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"Chuck Berry crossed over the line Great Halls of Fire ami Whale Lotla Dorian Halkovich quickly." Schurk said. ''He moved Shakin Gain On. With his wild style from H A It t«> rork-n-roll so quickly of jumping around at the pianu ,HHI What is rock n mil' Rock- he's considered more rm-k-n-roll." his lightning-fast keyboard playing, he n-roll can !"■ anything. It's In the Spring of l°57. Berry blew a recklessness into rock-n-roll. the spirit of freedom; a released School Day (Mag King Goes With the ever (lunging face ot release for ideas, hopes, and the Hell), a popular anthem about the rock II toll came (he infusion of dreams. It's a cry for help, trivality of school and reflected just British rock-n-roll. The Rolling for peace, or for love. about every teenagers irritation with Stones, the Beatles, the Who. lli. Ultimately, it is (he sound of school. Kinks and the Yardhirds among generations. Hail hail rock and roll! others led rock-n-roll into a new . r.i Through each Deliver me from the days of old We hit a new generation of idols and •< generation, music has taken Long live mi k and roll new style of music. Mongside this on as many variations to fit The beat of the drums is loud and new musical style came the form ol the changing environment bold. expressionist music influence l»\ drugs as does a chameleon. What Rock! Rock! Rock! and roll! and spirituality. This music became >i Censorship and introduced." blues which was performed by white copy well. [music] too seriously," Shurk parents disapproval remain upfront. Electrical, world music, performers. A wonderful down-home Tin Pan Alley, named such admonished. "Back in the fifties, a lot As long as music prevails, expression multi-tracking all changed sound copied by white performers and because of the sound richocheting of pop songs were about love. But it will be heard. the face of rock-n-roll. watered down to sell to a mass from hardworking songwriters was the way they sang about it that "People who never listen to music altering not only the sound audience." esneriments. needed to work harder. could have been construed negatively think it is devil worshipping music. If but the meaning of the Large record companies bought This street consisted of building after for the youth." people would just sit down and listen words rock-n-roll, according the rights to songs and mass produced building full of musicians and Songs like Work with me Annie by to the lyrics they'd find meaning in to Shurk. Between the years them, allowing the musical style to songwriters blending their voices and Etta James and just about anything them," explained Ronald Trevino, 1952 and 1963 remains the flow freely into an eagerly awaiting work to make the most marketable sung by or done by Ehis stoked the member of the local heavy metal band true essence of rock-n-roll, audience. The small independent song they could. Songs they hoped fires of controversy. Elvis' gyrating Black Onyx. with performers such as labels most rhythm and blues would be difficult to cover. pelvis alone fueled the fires jmmenslv. "Songs will always be censored Chuck Berry, Bill Hailey and performers called home simply could *'Cover songs meant they were But the teenage audience ate it up. because a certain clientele has decided the Comets, Buddy Holley not afford such high volume covering songs already on the charts; This was their music Their form of they'll be bad," added Schurk. and The Crickets* Little production. competing on the charts at the same expression, voicing what they Censorship aside, rock-n-roll and Richard and Fats Domino Many of these releases were cover time," Schurk emphasized. "What themselves could not. its descendents continue to flourish leading the musical versions of songs by the original most people consider cover songs now Rock-n-roll was a forum of and expand. No matter what style, all revolution. artist. Songs like Pledging My Love are simply reinterpret at ions of songs expression, commenting on everything musk today has roots that reach far Rock-n-roll did not by Johnny Ace were covered by several because they are not competing from love, everyday life, hate and beyond yesterday into the realm of simply appear one day. It mainstream artists while his version simultaneously." death to simply enjoying life. Music is gospel, rockabilly, native African arose out of a variety of remained firmly entrenched in the It happened to them all. Some of the "most widley disseminated form of music and more. Listen close and it styles which gave it the beat, charts. ''Earth AngeC* was another the most well known father's of rock- expression" according to Schurk. can be heard. Whether you decide to rhythm and heart it utilised popular song chased around the n-roll lie in Muddy Waters, Bo "I think its the music of change, it call today's musk rock-n-roll or not, and popularised so well, we charts by the Crew Cuts version Diddley, Chuck Berry and many takes people to the edges. It redefines do not dismiss its family tree. It is a can hear the echo of it when (which surpassed the original on the others in the Chess camp. Chuck the edges of society, in the best case rich one. Musk is more than just a we listen to popular music charts for a brief time). Companies Berry, originally a country and scenario/' Corman added. "In the sons} It is an expression which reflects today. strove to steal lyrics and songs from western singer playing blues guitar, worst case senario, it is a fashion on us and our society. It is a part of •There's so many styles each other in a constant bid for the broke into the business with his statement. I think rock-n-roll has the yesterday, today and tomorrow. Most that blend into rock-n-roll," top spot on the charts. Atlantic infamous song Ida Red. Chess had potential to reform society and it importantly it is a part of each one of Schurk said. ' * Rhythm and Records and Chess Records were Berry revise the song and rerelease it always does." us. blues, rockabilly, even prime targets of musical espionage as Maybetline with a faster pace and Jerry Lee Lewis practically threw In the words of William L. gospel. Rock-n-roll was a and eventually were forced to come up lightening lyrics. rock-n-roll into the mainsteam with Schurk "ROCK ON!"

Weekend Reality \INS THE SAME A Piece of the Rock II r Michael /.aicacki horizon. sounds and better express themselves. Kork and Roll and rock guitar Ilanway said the rock guitarist Without ill-- I'lin.r (here would 1H' pbyen seem to emit a certain kick-ass leads a difficult lifestyle. no Hork and Roll. attitude. "There's more to it than meets the Sjnrr Rock and (toll's conrrpiion Hilly Man way. owner of Madhatter's eye," he said. "There's a lot of in I he 1%0's. the guitar ha* played an Music, part owner of BC Music * practicing, smoke-filled clubs, late inlrieate part in its evolution. I lie Sound and guitar player for the band hours, dealing with club owners, rodt guitarist is at the forefront of Paste, said true Kork and Roll was eating at Denny's at four in the any hand. In some eases, the guitarist performed by socially disenfranchised morning Hut it's also great to be able i* the only reason for a group's people. Real Kock and Roll is an to play music and entertain people." existence. attitude tpcaking against conventional "When |guitarists| play they don't Wiih its guitar-oriented sound, society. play for the crowd or for women, thev Hork and Itoll has given birth to a With that altitude in mind, guitar play for other guitarists," he said. number of guitar heroes — i h 11, k playing is a way for the normal "It'- a chance to show off. It's Kerry, Jimi llendrix, Keith Kit-hards. average guy to yet somewhere in life. competition, but it's a friendly Krie Clapton, Jinimv Cage and I'.ddie "[Cuilar playing) i- an easy way to competition." Van llalen to name a few - who may express oneself. It's an easy way to Ilanway would not comment if the not necessarily make the best role lioast your ego. It's an ea-y way to old adage that the guitarist always models. They nonetheless have taken meet women. It's the promise of the gels the girls was true or not. guitars in their grips, thrown hack fast lifestyle seen on MTV" Hanwny "We're sinners first, and then their heads, faced the crowds and left said. guitar players," he said. their marks on music history. University Professor of music and Ilanway said though the music The enigma of the rork guitar has guitar instructor Chris Huzzelli said industry may change, there will always had a profound effect on the teen-age the popularity of the guitar builds on be guitar heroes. American boy. At times its power can itself. It's doesn't take very long to be he more influential than that of the able to play something that sounds "There will always be some new kid fairer sex. It hypnotizes adolescent good. on the block who will be the new males to spend their savings on a I In' guitar enables players to play hero. (Guitarists) will have someone to Stratoeaster and an amp, form a up to six notes at one time, giving the strive for." he said. "Changes may group, get in a van, head toward the music it creates a complete sound, he happen around the Jmusicj industry, setting sun and toward the myth of -.ml Rending notes and vibrato enable but you always have the guitar hero in the ever-present gig over the next the player to change and enhance the middle."

Festival Shakes Nation Local artl-it Adam Rich pick* the guitar as hi. in*trumrnt of By Andy Dugan participants a full day of watching, 8,698 chnlrr on hi, newest album, "Virgin Freak." walking, buying, and moshing. * * of people who rode the I .ill lapa l(«)7a hat been one of I he With the tremendous success of the Chameleon naked - 2 (in Chicago) hottest concert series in the past tour this summer come some * * of passes printed • 46,150 (all decade, hosting a variety of modern tremendous statistics: were used) Top of the Pops alternative rock musicians. This year's * Total paid attendance - 936,53-4 * pounds of dry ice used • 172,116 festival hosted such groups as the • Total » of people who actually * pounds of regular ice used by Hrrrdrra. the Beaatie Horn. saw Lollapalooza (including comps.) - festival staff and talent - 396,600 by Joe Boyte lovers of all music would choose easy George CUaton and the P-Funk 9*9,554, $856.437.16 was donated * Smart Drinks sold - 215,710 listening as a personal preference, and To hear the answers Weekend in fact found it quite easy to come up Reality received when asking about with a single genre that they musical preferences, one would think frequently enjoyed, we were asking for the solutions to poverty, disease and the Student One student claimed that he Union conflict. One hundred people doesn't listen to anyone but the AII Star., trrrn Day, and to charity. • # of bottles of Evian used responded to a random survey Grateful Dead. Folk music fared Snaaaklna; Pnsnnhlna, to name a • # of times trash cans were backstage .ftUM conducted by the staff of Wee head poorly, with only one vote, but not as few. Pact years have also hosted such emptied - 1S4.80S • • of cases of beer consumed by Reality asking what style of musk poorly as classical music. At a alternative performers as the Red • # of miles traveled - 15,176 festival talent- 1,548 they personally preferred. university with a well respected music Hoi CUM Peppera, Jane'* • # of kids who successfully crowed- • # of bottles of Snapple consumed The results, while not surprising, department, not one of the Addiction, Pearl Jam. Nirvana. surfed to the front of the stage • by festival staff and talent - 18*176 were interesting Three styles of respondents claimed classical music as music were clustered near the top of even a secondary interest, Sloaxale and Use Baaaaees, MM • There were 861 me It*. 88 the list, those being Top 40 rock, ty press Hill, and lee-T. • # of gallons of free drinking bnaes, 875 people traveled with water provided to kids • 516,489 the tour alternative music, and country 1. Top 40. 22% ftrry FarreU, former frontman of • » of people who took a ride in • 89.98 percent of available western. Top 40 had a slight edge, 2. Alternative 20% Jane's Addiction and now Porno the Chameleon (virtual reality ride) - tickets for the entire tour were sold with 22 percent of respondents 3. Country. 17% for Pyroe, created the festival as a adopting this genre as their favorite. 4. Classic Rock. 14% going-out celebration of Jaae's 5. Rap/Hip Hop 12% Addiction in 1991. The festival was Many participants claimed that 6. Reggae 6% designed to host a plethura of they liked so many forms of music, 7. R A B 3% different music, art, and culture. that it was impossible to whittle their 8. Heavy Metal 3% Three years and four summers later, list down to one single artform. 9. Christian ,„ |fj Farred'a brainchild has retained these However, upon further questioning, it 10. Folk. 1% characters, offering its young was determined that none of these 11. Only Creatful Dead 1%

.September SO, 1994 8&9 Jay Elias Second-year grad student music teacher spins some tales from his adventures of hanging out with rock stars

Andy: Jay, tell me what ycm trying to get back into the scene, hut debut lecture, and I had been doing on MTV and television and do hrrr al the University, for he wasn't quite there yet. It was one it for a few years. So. I met her all that and vou listen to •tarter*. of bis worst limes, with the drugs before and we made arrangements his music, and then you Juy: I'm a graduate assistant in and the alcohol, lie passed out to go out and have dinner and walk into the corner while Musir for Classroom Teachers. You backstage and we had lo get some of everything like that. So. when she he's walking out of the Wen OH* of my star pupils. the security guys lo get him hack on got into town, we went out lo dinner shower: il jusl ruins the stage. It was crazy. Me didn't know and talked. whole thing. Next time ymi see him on TV. it's just ...I did Disxie Cillespie Andy: Now. you told me before that what was going on. He was a pistol you work with rock groups in your and u half. Andy: What was your most like. Tgh!' It's much before he passed away... spare time, right'/ memorable experience? better lo tee him with his Jay: Yep. I have a degree in music Jay: Wow. that's a tough one. It clothes on. I'll tell ya. He's marketing, and for fun on the side, I Andv: Who else did you work with'/ would probably be during the prohahlv going to read used to work with different rwk Jay: Urn, Slaughter. It was during Slaughter visit. They offered me a this article and come after groups. Some down at Pittsburgh, their big time. They had four hits in job to tour with them. They were me. but inn-! were at Clarion University the Top -10 at i In- same lime. They touring with Prison al (he lime. I when 1 was going to school there. were pretty big I also worked with really thought hard about it. hut I Andv: What's you're We used to get a lot of groups tin' Damn Yankees and Ted Nugent. only had like five minutes to think. I favorite kind of rock because of the Pittsburgh scene and couldn't do it. I had to slay and do music? I did would coordinate all the Koss: Did you ever find that the sehool. And here, two weeks later I Jay: Van Maleii. Damn security whenever groups came to music seems to run together'/ I find that ihe (our was canceled. Yankees. AC/DC. That's town. I'd get all the police together mean, you've got Warrant, you've The lour broke* and if I would have got to be mv favorite kind and the security guys and line them got Slaughter, you've got Trixtcr. gone. I would have been out of a of rock, no doubt. up and go through the whole formal Don't they start to sound the same'/ job. and things like that. We decided Jay: Oh, yeah! Hut they all have Andy: Have you noticed a who we wanted to get, who was their own little thing Every group Andy: Anything else/ shift in rocfc and roll in around in the area at the lime, if we has their own little thing (hat makes Jay: Working with Ted Nugeul. that the past 10 years? ...better to see him tcith could fly someone in — you know, them fun or different, but you're was a really cool experience all his clothes on. the whole workings. right — the music did start to sound around. You kind of grow up and Jay: Oh vcah! lor a while, i In- same. hear that name —a household name you started off with Andy: Was it a lot of work? — Ted Nugent. Ted Nugent here and groups like Motley ("rue Jay: Oh yeah. But it was also a lot of Andy:Are there any Other groups Ted Nugent there. It was just a and Van Nairn, and then fun. It wasn't like work; it was a fun that you've worked with'/ weird experience. Me likes lo talk for a while it seemed like thing. I had a really good time. Jay: Joan Jelt. about bow hunting I asked him you went Into that bubble what be planned to do in the future gum phase. Hubble gum Andy: What kind of groups have you Andy: What was that like'/ and he said 'I'm going bow hunting, pop rock where vou had worked With? Jay: That was an experience. She man.' groups like the kinds I Jay: Mostly rock and roll groups. I was having some trouble wilh her worked with: Poison* did some danre groups and some voice on (hat leg of the tour, and Andv: Yeah. I've heard lie'-, a hunter. Britney Fox. Warrant, even jazz groups. I did Di/zie Cillespie she diiln'l feel real well. She came The Creal White Buffalo. Motley Crue started falling before he passed away. That was one down from I In itagc and I wenl Jay: Yeah, he talked a lot DDOtll il. into ii for a while -all of inv favorites. I started wilh r'.ddie over io her and handed her u guia lie had this road manager who was I" groups. Money and Warrant were my first ol water and she threw it down and reall) annoying lie saltl thai Ted two ever. she starts ■creaming ul everybody, so wasn't gniug lu perform thai night \ndv:\\ here do you see I walked away. I was like ... I don't because in his dressing room, his rock going in ihe future'/ Koss (the photographer): Warrant, know. catered dlCCu lurkev WOJ mixed ill huh? with the chicken. Me was .lav: I think it's going lo Jay: Yeah, remember them? Yeah. Andy: (Jeez, that's pretty tough. demanding the hospitality manager slav in limbo for a while, .bubble gum phase. that concert was the one that got me Who else/ or else Ted wasn'l going lo play lie like right where it is now. started. That and Eddie Money. Jay: Of course, there's the master of wanted ihe chicken taken out of Ihe Maybe In the future ii will all masters. Martha Quinn. She turkey. start to climb bark up. hut Koss: Kddie Ma honey'.' knows anything there is to know fur now it seems like it's Juy: Yeah, and al I he lime lie was about riM-k and roll. This was her Andy: Sounds to me like a scene out just kind of hanging there. of "Spinal Tap." I think it will piek up Photographs by Ross Weitzner Jay: Yeah, ii does. I'll tell you what eventually. It goes in a ruined Ihe whole icene. You pee him cycle.

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Due jockeys Juton Newman and on the original motion picture soundtrack of Grease (which Pretzel whHfl the grunge have Hank" premiered the event on Boy has on eight-track). Is it true? Will rock last forever;* It seems to be I»ii their drees? Is ii their look is a mix and match — a non- Wednesday, August 31. 1994 end a tricky question to answer for the Sally Twist after looking at how unique taste in music'.'' Or look." Schurk said. they were met will) an outstanding rock lias emerged over I he past 41) years only lo somewhat shrink lo could it he llu'ir desire (n In* Obviously Woodstock played an turn-out. make room for an array of new styles and forms of music to share the 'hippicr than thou?' important role in the new age hinnv "People lined up outside I In* door charts. These quest ions are all lifestyle. ami around the corner onto Weird. possible reasons behind t lit* "There will never be another real |Manville \\enue|." Newman-aid. "what comes around, goes around. (.Sounds like a song, doesn't it!) return of the new age Woodstock.** Schurk said. The Grateful Mead theme will This week's victor is Misabcth Kobrrlit of Ml North Prospect. hippies. The young men and And question remains as to continue for the remainder of the Elisabeth ***>» 'he only player lhal got all the answers correct. The women running anmml in whether or mil the most recent .slum semester ami possibly into I lie next. infamous Pretzel Hoy Derbv Drawing was therefore not needed this their lye-dyed l-sliirts ami wa- intended to draw a crowd with depending on consistent customer week. Wav logo. Klizaheth! Hirkenstock similes, hoping similar interests or a croud willing turnout, he said. These were last week's answers: Huey Lewis and the News did "I lo be seen as rebels or lo spend.spend.spend. I he idee was discussed last year Want a New Drug," Pink I'loyd did ~t'omfortablv Numb.'* Motley Cme cnchantcnly different make According to Schurk, "Both by Newman and John Gashen. owner covered "Smnkin* in the Boy's Boom." Led Zeppelin sang "Misty up I his new style of hippies. |slinws| were intended lo be very of Mark's, as a way to inspire Mountain Hop." Glenn rrev was the former Kagle who did The new age hippie* do commercial. The almightv dollar was business miring slow seasons. "Smuggler's Blues." Eric Glapton sang "Cocaine." George have some traits in common crying to be heard." However, the idea was not pul into Thoroughgood did "If You Don't Start Drinking. I'm Gonna Leave." with their predecessors In a comparison of the two practice until this year. Steppenwolf sang "The Pusher." Hilly Joel sang "Big Shot," and the from the I960**. shows, "the sequels are never as The evening involves music not Beatles did "Day Tripper." "They are a youth good," said Schurk. only by the Grateful Dead, bill also Remember, all entries are to be turned in to 210 Weal Hall by oriented generation 'I here seems to be a connection from Dcad-csquc bands such as noon on Wednesday. consumed with a counter- between the returee of hippy styles Phish and Blues Traveler. Here are this week's (juestions that are hard as a "rock"... culture attitude,*' William and a love of great music from the Although this new theme has yet Si Ii ii r k. professor said. past. to produce any increase in sales at "Their dress and music According lo Schurk. "the music the local store IMAGINK. The L Dressed in makeup, they sang "I Wanna Buck and Roll All |reflect their belief that) has been a reinlroduced to a Unique Boutique. 134 K. Court St., Night." there was never u counter- new audience.*' owner James Britl is hopeful. culture," Schurk said. This music has ojM'ned doors Schurk gave the example relative to the times today, stirring a IMAGINK. features items essential of the difference in clothing passion for the love of great music. to every new age hippie such as t- 2. ** It's been a long time..." was the opening line to this Led styles as a difference The psychouVlic sound of the slnrts, slickers and smoking Zeppelin classic. between the new age hippies Grateful Dead has also made a appliances. and the hippies of the 60V comeback along with the hippy The main difference is lifestyle that is so prevalent today. Brill said he believes this Grateful that today youth dress in The Grateful Dead is the fire Deud night might inspire more 3. This German band hang "Rock You Like a Hurricane." 'grunge.' behind a new theme night at Mark's word-of-moolh advertisement with "Yesterdays hippie Pizza I'uli. located at 532 I . Woostrr St. new Deadheads.

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September 30, 1994 Weekend Reality Green Jelly "Pinata tietl" brings the night club "Let Me In" is one of the products 333 feeling right into your room, making of the way Stipe dealt with the Zoo Kntertuinmcnt you want to get up and do some deaths. oooo head-banging. Beyond that though, the album The low point in the album comes does not reflect the same sorrow and in "Anthem." A song with potential. self-realizing that proved the They became known in Jelly ruins the song with a rough trademark of Automatic For the voice over the pretty guitar solo. It ihe music world for i hier People and it's most successful song. surprise hit, "Three Ullle may be in this song that Jelly proves "Everybody Hurls.** Monster is just what they wanted all along: I'igs," but in thier new great, guitar heavy, drum smashing "(being)...the musical low point of album "MS," Green Jelly rock-and-roll. '93...—but that's what we wanted." has proved that they have The first single and the first track what it takes to make Adding an intersting twist lo thr on the disc, "What's The Fri'iiucncy, album is the final song "Slave Hoy." music that will make them Kenneth?" gives hint to the flavor of more than a one-hit Mere, Jelly seems to steal the sounds R.E.M. latest vision. With the of the B-52's and their song "Love wonder. guitar tracks recorded over t:>p Shark." It provides comic relief, 'Hie group, wbich burst Stipe's voice 10 presumably give the though, allowing the listener to into the music scene in album a rougher sound. Monster laugh at their attempt to mock the 1993, created a second proves to be a guide to the world alternative band. album with a wide variety with Iune> like "Crush With 1 of styles of music, ranging Overall, though, "S33** is an Eyeliner,* "Star W." ami "I Don't excellent followup album to from bcavy metal to rock Sleep. I Dream." lo punk. It contains hard, "Cereal Killer." With the One of the best »ongs on Montier driving rock, slower moving creativity of the band and the is "King Of Comedy," which drives potential there. Jelly could continue songs and even a MM* the guitar tracks to the forefroni to make appealing music for years to version of a ballad/hard leaving Stipe's enlightening lyrh - come. rock mix. barely deciferable. "Tin straight. I'm For funs expecting queer, I'm hi/...I'm not your soiui'lbiiig similar to magazine/I'm not your television/ 'i'igs. the noOD docs not Monster I'm not your movie screen/I'm not disappoint you, either. II IU-.U. commodity.** sing-a-loug song. "Thr Hear ooooo For the lot- that enjoyed St.I-!.II.*- more mellow tunes, Sang," gives iIn- listener Warner Bros. the same feeling of "I'lps" Monster has a few with "Strange 1 1 - it gives the listener i Currencies,* "Bang and Blame* and hard driving song with ■ "If our lir.st album had sold f» "Ibunguc.** Their meanings are once again left to the ear ol ihe heavv voice singing the million copies. I'd have been dead beholder, bul Ihe sexual overtones rather simple lyrics. with Qualudes in my blood and Jack Vet Jell) proved they can Daniels." It.tX.M. front man are hard to ignore. In fact, the entire album seems to follow that capture the attention of Michael Stipe told Newsweek. lead. the listener with other rhaukfutlv. success came slower different styles. The for It.l.M. and the result is the No matter how well the rest of ihe album is received, it will In- hard In opening song on the groups latest collection of songs in ignore the haunting effect "let Me album, "Carnage Rules," Monster. Unfortunately, the route to In'* has with every listen. "I had a get you right into it. The finish Monster wasn't smooth by any up-hcut drum solo in the means. mind to try to stop you/I.et Me In. Let Me In/I've got tar on my feel beginning screams for the It took Stipe longer than usual to and I can't sec all the birds look radio to be turned up. write the songs on the album due to down and laughing/Bugs are When the guitar kicks in the death of two close friends. River crawling out of my skin." after the solo, the song just Phoenix and Kurt Cobain. And craves to be turned up there is no doubt those tragedies - Uen l.ulihrrt more and more. 'Hie effected the outcome of the album. driving beat gels the listener right into the groove of the music and leaves them yelling for more. And 389 does not let you down. The guitarists continue to do an excellent job of driving in "Orange Krush" to keep the listener going Then the slowed-up, yet somehow hard-driving

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MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 3,1994 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 Extra H. Patrol Melrose Place Party of Frve News Last Call Top Cops o CBCNews TBA Odyssey Neon Rider Summer ol '45 CBC Prime Time News News Mr Been Watching City Beat 0 News CBS News Wh. Fortune Jeopardy! Nanny Oaves Murphy B. Love a War Northern Exposure News Late Show CD News NoC News Ent. Tonight Cur. Affair Fresh Prince Blossom Movie: "Someone She Knows" News Tonight Show CB Rush L. ABC News Fresh Pnnce Extra Coach Blue Skies NFL Football: Houston Oilers at Pittsburgh Steelers Highway Patrol a Math Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour National Geographlc's Chin i: Beyond the Clouds The Who: Thirty Years of Maximum RIB EastEnders Whotey CD Wild Am. MaeNeil/Lehrer Newshour Vic. at Sea National Geographic's Chin i Beyond the Clouds Vanishing Civil War Served Charlie Rose Instructional CD Simpsons Married... Roseanne Coach Melrose Place Party ol Five Star Trek: Next Gener. In the Heat of the Night Night Court Newz CD Roseanne Golden Girts Married... Price Melrose Place Party of Frve News Sports Xtra Coach Star Trek: Next Gener M-A-S-H EtM Match Sportscenter NFL Prime M Dnday Figure Skating: World Championships Exhibition Timber Sportscenter Up Close

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