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IN MEMORY OF: PARTLY CLOUDY Museum in honor of HIGH:29 LOW: 11 Oklahoma City bombing www.bgnews.com unveiled; PAGE 6 independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 102 Bad credit hurts job chances
By Craig Gilford have a good credit rating. Anything delinquent on a credit report, you CHIEF REPORTER higher indicates that a payment is late. might be considered a risky employee." Many students have at least one Once the rating hits "R5," meaning a Once a person gets into credit prob- credit card that they use. However, payment is five months late, compa- lems, Ruhl said that they need to pay there are some students who fall into nies wiU send out collection agencies off a bill as soon as possible. the trap of overusing their credit cards or take the person to court. "Make sure you call the creditor to and subsequently can't pay them off. Credit scores are also included on explain any problems to them," she On some occasions, individuals will credit reports. Ruhl said that a person said. "Don't just promise to pay them go months without paying a credit card with a score below 600 has bad credit, back, make sure you do it. Nothing's payment. This leads to a bad credit while anything above 700 is very good going to anger a credit card company report. credit more than if you lie to them." According to Renee Ruhl, counselor Ruhl said that having bad credit can Gale Crenshaw, executive director of supervisor for Consumer Credit hurt an individual's chances at landing the Community Credit Counseling, Counseling Service of Northwest Ohio a job or owning a car. shares similar thoughts. Inc., credit reports will include revolv- "Some employers pull credit reports ing credit and installments. Someone in their decision of offering a job," she CREDIT, PAGE 2 with an "Rl" or "U" is considered to said. "If you owe a lot of money or are Photo Illustration by Kevin Vorhees
BASKETBALL Students can take BG FALLS TO advantage TOP-SEEDED KENT of electric choice By lames Seay frgame winning BUSINESS REPORTER How would you like to pay less for your electric bill? Now streak ends with that dream might not be too far of from reality. Recently, the Ohio defeat by Flashes Legislature mandated a law that required electric suppliers to deregulate. As of January 1, By Pete Stella 2001, all electric utility compa- SPORTS EDItOR nies in Ohio have been deregu- Dan Dakich started wearing his clothes backward lated. the week after the Bowling Green men's basketball By de.ogulating, consumers team's 81 -57 victory at Kent State on Jan. 27. have the option of going to dif- The end result of the head coach's actions was a six- ferent sources when looking to game winning streak after losing four in a row. buy electricity. Tuesday night against the Golden Flashes, Dakich Locally, Bowling Green and the Falcons' so-called 'curse' wore off as they fell Municipal Utilities will give res- to Kent State 70-64 in front of a crowd of 4,057 at idents the option to choose Anderson Arena. were they will buy their electric- The game ended, however, in a controversial man- ity. ner. Many residents in Bowling A jumper from Kent State's Rashaun Warren put the Green became aware of the Golden Flashes up 66-64, its first lead since the 14:24 deregulation in their last elec- mark of the first half. The Falcons failed to score on tricity bill. A short insert their next possession and on the ensuing Golden explained that law requires Flashes' play, a driving Andrew Mitchell bumped into your company to provide your BG's Brent Klassen, who fell down trying to take a name and address to other charge. electric providers. The call, however, was against Klassen which sent Daryl Stockburger, director of Miti 1 ii-ll to the free throw line for two attempts. BG utilities at Municipal Utilities, coach Dan Dakich, upset with the lack of the charge said that the municipality call, walked onto the court toward a ret and received wants to assist students in find- his second technical foul on the evening. ing the cheapest rate. "1 just thought there had been a number of charges Although individuals are called in the game and on the winning bucket, I offered the option to choose thought it was the same kind of charge that |the offi- their providers, the municipali- cials] had been calling earlier in the game," Dakich ty is the only provider in this said, who received his first technical foul at the 10:56 area. mark in the second half. "It didn't get called when the "If a broker takes interest in winning basket went in." Bowling Green, residents will Mitchell hit his two free throws to put Kent State up have a choice," Stockburger 68-64 and was followed by Trevor Huffman, the said. Golden Flashes' leading scorer, hitting both technical Residents can still shop for foul attempts. various prices in Ohio, but they
BASKETBALL, PAGE 2 ELECTRIC. PAGE 2 l«tt Hmlenach BG News Task force to look BUSTLWOUT at alcohol policies Krtsttlyn StwtfflUnd BG News By Toss Langfus I Tim StUToek related death of University fresh- WATER MAIN BREAK Around 2 p.m. U-WIRE man Jonathan Thielen last yesterday, Union construction workers Saturday prompted officials to struck a water main in front of the MINNEAPOLIS - A task force of form the committee. University University of Minnesota officials, alcohol policies will be reviewed Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house on students and possibly parents will to determine and correct any Ridge Street. soon be established to scrutinize campus-wide inconsistencies. University alcohol policies, proce- "The proper thing to do is to dures and practices. take a look to see if there are any The committee will be put gaps (in the policies)," said Robert together by Executive Vice Jones, interim vice president for President and Provost Bob student development. Hi■uniinks this week, said Jane Canney said the policies to be Canney, associate vice provost for reviewed come from all facets of student development. the University, from use in resi- What University officials initial- dence halls to serving alcohol ly suspected was the alcohol - during University functions. 2 Wednesday, February 21.2001 BG NEWS
Deregulation Va. bill may allow easier access falls short By Brad Harrison Now the morning-after pill said Rosanne Welker, communi- she said. after pill, and pregnancy does ELECTRIC, FROM PAGE 1 U-WIRE only can be administered by a ty educator at Blue Ridge The bill, which passed the not actually occur until after the cannot change providers, CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. — physician. Planned Parenthood. House by a 53-40 margin, is now egg„.taches to wall of the uterus. unless a broker s!;;ns a deal for The morning-after pill may now Wamen can use the pill to pre- The pill usually has a 75 to 90 being discussed before the After the egg has attached, the this area. be easier lo obtain, courtesy of a vent pregnancy by stopping ovu- percent success rate. Senate. morning-after pill has no effect. Darryl Dalton, a University bill before the Virginia General lation or fertilization or by pre- One of the bill's sponsors, Del. Del. Bob Marshall (I) Del. Mitch Van Yahres (D- student who lives off-campus, Assembly. House Bill 2782 would venting a fertilized egg from Panny Rhodes (R-Richmond), Manassas) said the pill is moral- Charlottesville) supports the bill, was thrilled when he learned enable pharmacists to dispense attaching to the uterus. The said it will help people looking to ly wrong. He cited embryologica) saying it will decrease unwanted that the companies were the emergency contraceptive to emergency contraceptive has prevent unwanted pregnancy. definitions, claiming pregnancy pregnancy. being required to deregulate. women. It also would permit been around as long as the birth It is preventive medicine for begins at the time fertilization Although the bill will not make "(Municipal Utilitiesl are nurse practitioners, physician control pill. various ages, not just teenagers, occurs. the morning-after pill available too expensive — in my opin- assistants and physicians to pro- The local Planned Parenthood Rhodes said. "A lot of times, it is However, Welker said eggs over the counter, there is a ion the rates are jacked up, vide the contraceptive at any clinic dispenses the morning- used by older women that have often are not fertilized by the national movement to make it because college students have time. after pill about 30 times a month, birth control methods that fail," time patients take the moming- available without a prescription. to pay," Dalton said. Dalton stated that the Municipal Utilities group is not doing enough to help cur- rent customers find other companies that offer cheaper City rates. Students at high risk for bad credit "Guess I will just be stuck have an income because they cies. that are discretionary." with paying high-ass electric CREDIT, FROM PAGE 1 ordinances bills," Dalton said. are paying for school, so they Using a credit card on neces- Creshaw said the most Another off-campus stu- are at risk more than someone sary items, rather than things important thing is to "try to The best thing you can do is dent, Ann Ziegman, offered working full time." like food, Ruhl said, is the best budget a credit card like real may affect try to pay your debts off as fast Ruhl said there are ways for way to go. more insight into the deregu- money because it is real money. as you can and don't let it reoc- people, specifically college stu- "Use it on something that lation plan. "Too many people buy too cur," he said. dents, to avoid heavy debts that you will have for a while, like an University "(Deregulation! is good Creshawsaid that college stu- cannot be paid off. investment. If you need a com- much today, then can't afford to because it will not allow a dents are at the highest risk of "Avoid opening too many puter, that is a great invest- pay it off," he added. monopoly... |but| still it might having a bad credit report. cause a lot of problems credit lines at once," she said. ment," she said. People can get reports on Of the ordinances adopted "To some extent they arc," he "Stay away from it or get one Crenshaw agreed, saying, their credit status at any credit because customers will said. "A lot of students don't at Tuesday's city council meet- card you only use for emergen- "Don't buy things with credit counseling agency. always go for the lowest rate, ing, two may affect the putting others out of busi- University community. ness," Ziegman said. The first authorizes $30,000 Bowling Green Municipal a year in financial aid for the Utilities is a locally-owned Wood County Airport on Poe company. The electricity is Road. The University owns the used from blocks of power Basketball team falls to Kent State land, but the Wood County bought from First Energy and American Conference, led by as career point earlier in the first three minutes later. BG then Regional Airport Authority other generators that Bowling BASKETBALL FROM PAGE 1 much as 13 points at the 7:55 half, but was plagued with foul went up by as much as nine, runs the airport. Green owns a share of. Utility mark of the first half after a pair trouble. with 12:27 left to play, but Kent The second allows the City "I give my teammates full of free throws by Keith McLeod. Trent lackson, Len Matela, prices are set by local admin- State rallied to win. Attorney to petition to annex credit for the shots I take," "We had to stay close with losh Almanson, along with istration, whereas if other Mitchell said. "I thought their defense was 20 acres of donated property. them," said Kent State coach McLeod, all ended the night companies came to Bowling The lively crowd at Anderson Gary Waters. "We had to get the with four fouls, which enabled outstanding, particularly in the II will be used for the con- Green, price would be deter- Arena then started to litter the lead under double digits and we Kent State, the second-ranked second half," Dakich said. struction of a new National mined by the market of sup- court with whatever they could did. This is a hostile place to tree throw shooting team in the , Matela hit for 13 points and Guard armory, which will find, a clear sign of frustration play in. Few situations went our MAC, to make 21 trips to the double as a community cen- ply and demand. Cory Ryan end""! the game with by the loyal Brown and Orange way. ,mil we are just happy we foul line. ter. 11. For More Information followers. could win here." BG extended its 36-31 half- Because the new armory BG hosts Akron on Saturday Electric providers can be The Falcons, who fell to 12-11 McLeod, who led the Falcons time lead to 38-31 on a McLeod will be built in conjunction overall and 8-6 in the Mid- with 18 points, hit for his 1,000 lay-up but Kent tied the game at noon in Anderson Arena found at www.ohioelectric- with the local community, the choicecom city will have use of the facility This site offers the option to at the times the National find out other companies' Guard does not need it, said prices without changing councilman B.J. Fischer. The providers. National Guard will still pay Kcan oTSPAM is opened"] operating costs.
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"Big Time Hollywood Movies" BG NEWS Wednesday. February 21,2001 3
Canwegeta CROSSWORD DeLorean here? ACROSS 1 PiM ■--•■-•' ' ' ' " The original cinematic 5 Pippin or Rome ■ 10 Home ol low saw '- time travel machine has ■ 14 Fuel-line element 1 always been, and always 15 Sharply defined r 1 16 SHtafbtaU will be, Marty McFh/s 17 Jot 18 RMfey wrarcraft ■PP H car. Yet on Page 3 today, 19 RevOue 20Moiy*ood we feature other promi- hopeturs rn mr 22 Field ol acton nently figuring devices 23 Big loo 24 Mai happening in the world of time 26 UAE constituent Jm 29 FIsMngboM travel, namely the 33 Cruraen caier 34 Sandra or Ruby l< SI .■■' P--HI phone booth and the SSFuiy 36 Favra't How' M 1 IH^^^^ shower. Enjoy! 41 Aitorol Michigan' ^HlM lo- 42 Regret rjl - 1" 43 Gold bar 44 Come bach «i ■ mm 47 Vocations 49 Vecdl heroine 50 Nursery rtiyme opener 11 AdtSVonat ANSWERS 51 Prepare tor rhe 12 Allied up boil '3 Loclart H i 1 sHs a V 'J i a O 0 w 54 Uvesness 21 Master * 1 1 3 s 1 3 ^ 1 N V ! K t A N U HUM ■ The Strange Adventures of E Sean 56 Ringer 22 CtKkenAanq 3 0 1 *|i 1 1 H o|ii 1 3 fl 59 Spcy MoMcan conrwcior A I I 0 V r\ 1 -A ■ N 1 ¥ u 1 IID'J CM 24 Pan ol a J 0 N oHv a] i v 61 ._vara procedure s ^ 1 M V ' - i 3 3 B 62 Feed the uny 25 Zone ) _■>< 1 c O N 1 Ian o ■ S N V 63 AMer stand 26 Ventnloquist s V BIN 3 0 Part II 64 Pocket bread Bergen H 3 * 3 d|A3 V i a 65 Crude cross 27 Seine irtbtfary 1 u 1 3 |°P b 3 a » a 66 Mild eipieVve 28 Goddess ol a |i 1 M V b iUl i V a i rt 3 E.SEAN ing about how the columns were Oh crap, I thought, I better get 67 Tart* Interpreter peace 3 1 V sHi N i 1 f) /ft* ' MEDINA not necessary and uncalled for. 1 back to the past the future con- 30 Feudal lord V N 1 11 * s 1 1 i H V - S DOWN 31 Blooper 'J i a Q 3 ol N V 3|«U u I got really upset. siders me dead, and I haven't 1 ■ Gun lor Hire* 32 Takes ten H v r\ 0 NHH V 3 1 3 1 o H Funky cold 2 Underground 34 Anil or woad "Adam," I told my friend, "why even taken my shower yet. I bade s 3 n 1 ri d °m V u J development 37 Engendered «■ ! I do people care what these articles farewell to Adam Smith, and took 3 Move dog 38 Nimbus are about? If someone wants to off to the showers of Anderson 4 Panrldgo porch 39 Approxemaloly 48 Blacksmitn' endorseTren l 5 Stress 40 PalBllas blocks 55 Nastaseorihe mWhen last we left ESean, he was write disgusting editorials, it is Hall. I pulled the lever for the 6 Nebraska river 45 Caughi red- 51 Skikfl nets sent by his shower to theyear2025, their right to do so. As for claim- shower, but nothing happened. 7 Writing tools handed 52 Oly on the 56 GarryaJ Dog 6 Thai Buddhist 46 Sortmelal Truckee 57 Calendar iengti and was talking to his friend ing that everyone does it on Mad that I would have to live in a 9 Belore.loabard 47 Like a snake 53 Cher part 59 Average grade Adam Smith (inventor of capital- Presidents Day, doesn't everyone future of parking problems, peo- 10 ACamegjo ready to sinks 54 Passport 60 Shrew ism) about the horrendous park- drink Green beer on St. Patrick's ple complaining about obvious BETTER THAN BOGUS ingot BGSU... Day? Doesn't everyone play jokes jokes, people with no tolerance Speaking of time travel, on April Fool's Day? These things and people who are scared of THREE-DAY FORECAST we'd like to mention an As Adam and 1 walked toward started off with one person and anything different from them- "excellent" movie that the new union, I picked up a copy grew to be a custom. People need selves, I walked out of the bath- rings faintly of E. Sean's of The BG News and turned to the to look at their own lives and stop room. To my surprise, I was back Thursday Friday Saturday story. Time travel isn't the Opinion page to read what was criticizing other people on how in my old dorm! I was back from only parallel, though. In E. going on at BG in the year 2025. they conduct their lives. I'm sure the future! I suddenly felt more Sean's later tales, he Lucidly, it was Presidents Day at everyone has done crazy things to alive than ever, and I was very learns Kung Fu, too. BGSU, and the main article on get a response out of someone happy that I didn't live in a time the Opinion page was an article before." when Bowling Green had all © © about how the columnist had sex "Hey man," said Adam, "you're those problems Mostly Mostly Snow WORD OF THE DAY with a donkey, a mouse and a preaching to the converted. But Oh, and I will never, ever take a Cloudy Cloudy case of beer during his freshman look at this Page 3 article." shower again. UNDERWHELM year. According to Adam, every As 1 looked at Page 3, a headline High:32* High: 36" High: 37- Pronounciatlon: year columnists try to outdo each struck me. This concludes the strange tales Low: 10" Low 25" Low: 25" un-der-WELM other by writing really disgusting "In memory of ESean Medina of ESean Medina He suggests that Function: verb columns on Presidents Day to (one of the best Page 3 writers everyone should get a sense of disturb prospective freshmen. If ever), who mysteriously disap- humor and relax. Contact him Etymology: From "over- that wasn't bad enough, people peared this week in the year 2001, about his weary travels at: ONLINE whelm," 14th century, have complained every year after we will print some of the articles [email protected] from Middle English these columns were printed, talk- that he wrote." CONTEST! "whelmen," meaning to Go to: If you're reading this in turn upside down. Interesting website worth checking out ... www.bgnews.com/page3 to a discussion-type class- Data: 1949 www.dack.com win youself something 1: to fail to impress or stim- room, here's some that, like a car horn, will ulate: also: adjective for ... Tell 'em that Judith sentya! food for thought... do you no good in a traffic sweating under the iron Did Adam and Eve have jam ... a NOSE FLUTE! thumb of Welm the Red ... And check out the bullsh*t generator! navels? Think about it Yowzaa yowzaa!
SATURDAY, MARCH 31 STARRING ANDERSON ARENA Jim Breuer r^P Ticket sales Today and Tomorrow in WITH SPECIAL GUEST Saddlemire Forum from 11 a.m.— 6 p.m. Tracy Morgan Cash, checks and bursar only. Only $14 for Floor — $12 for Bleachers Limit of 7 tickets with valid BGSU ID. HOSTED BY For more information, Tommy Blaze call UAO at 372-2486. 4 Wednesday. February 21,2001 BGNEWS Malcolm X archive in works at Columbia www.bgnews.com/opinion NEW YORK (AP) — Columbia University and the daughters of Malcolm X announced a project Tuesday to archive the slain black activist's personal papers and create an electronic version of his autobiography. The project will also include interviews with 200 of Malcolm X's relatives and contemporaries. OPINION EDITORIAL Less Jesus, mo' money for US. aid The United Stales sends physical and spiritual help. foreign aid. Helms, however, is in When the U.S. government financial aid. But when the only gives financial aid to a country, it money to countries that are in Until recently, this was general- YOU DECIDE full support of Bush's proposal, way a nation can receive aid is is seen as a goodwill gesture. Wfe need of finances. We call this for- ly thought to be a fine way to go with one condition. Sen. Helms through a faith-based group, it don't help them per se, but we've eign aid. How do you feel about will only support such a measure appears as though the U.S. is about the business of interna- give them finances to begin their Similarily, private, faith-based President Bush's proposal to if Bush also gets rid of the U.S. doing more than giving help. It is tional aid. own process. increase foreign aid, but Agency for International trying to force its beliefs upon organizations send people and The Bush administration is supplies to these same countries. only by "faith-based'' orga- Development. We also give anti-poverty aid to that nation. looking at ways to change this They help the citizens of the nizations? Let us know at private groups, who take a more The U.S. government is not around, and there is a dubious It's this second twist that country and generally work to [email protected] active roles in helping a country. supposed to support any one reli- ring to the alternative. throws a wrench into the typical improve the quality of life. In bipartisan thought on foreign aid. But how will it appear to a gion in its own country. Why addition, they spread a religious According to a USA Today arti- vate groups, including those country, when the only way to should we change that interna- message, in the hope that the cle, President Bush is considering termed as faith-based." If President Bush can get lesse gain financial aid from the U.S., is tionally? Helms to support an increase in people will open their mind to it. a proposal to increase U.S. for- The second strange twist to to get it from private organiza- The current system is in place our foreign aid, this is truly an We call this a mission. eign aid. this scenario is who is supporting tions that might carry a religious for a reason. Finances should be These two institutions have co- The twist is on the execution. it. Senator Jesse Helms, a accomplishment message with them? able to aid nations, without the existed for many years. One pro- Bush wants to do so, only if the Republican from North Carolina, But that still does not erase the There is nothing wrong with stigma of a single religion vides financial help, the other, aid is delivered overseas by pri- has long been in favor of cutting problem with the proposal. religious aid accompanying attached to it Writers get PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
ON THE STREET reflect a diversity that has not yet front page, skip to the sports sec- screwed again Have credit cards put Presidents Day been realized. OF COURSE the tion, and rum back only to do the you into debt? If so, University is going to highlight crossword puzzle. AT ISSUE The Oscars have forgotten the writers the positive aspects of BGSU and A common complaint I hear how bad? opinions were OF COURSE the University is about BGSU is its lack of diversity, amateurish going to try and present a "pre- but how will the University ever My anticipation for the Oscars mier learning institute." My ques- bring in a bright, diverse group of tion is, "Why shouldn't it?" new students if the current stu- is so overwhelming I am about to J. MICHAEL fall asleep. This is my last year at BGSU People "spruce up" their dents are telling them to "Go BESTUL resumes, start wearing A&F when Home!" The reasons for my lack of and yesterday, for the fourth and enthusiasm are numerous. One Opinion Editor final time, I picked up the BG they get a significant other, and clean house before mom comes of the biggest is the fact that the News on President's Day and was Alida Smith once again disappointed. over. At some point in our lives, it [email protected] Academy Awards have become simply seek to begin to change a I was also, once again, disap- becomes important to make our- the "White People's Drama Movie culture that has evolved to the MIKEKIRBY Awards." But that's a different tan- pointed to witness the actions of selves look good, and for the point where the writer is too often University, President's Day is that gent, expertly authored by Chris marginalized." SOPHOMORE some BGSU students when Gore at filmthreat.com. prospective students were visit- opportunity. Death of racing Screen writers are pissed off, COMPUTER SCIENCE Does anyone remember This tangent, of ink and paper, because Hollywood engages in ing. touches upon the area of credit. "Credit cards are the I fail to understand why cur- searching for that University to the act of pissing on them. call home? Do you remember legend was Screen credits, in particular, and A director works with the actor. devil." rent university students wish to the particulars of how credits are A director works with the photog- shock or dissuade prospective going on college visits? Perhaps your parents forced you to go, or shunned presented off the screen. rapher. A director works with the students from attending BGSU. David Mamet and Hilary costume desginer, editor, hair It seems as if certain students perhaps you WANTED to go (a forgotten memory, I'm sure). Henkin once wrote, "I want the stylist, key grip and countless pro- get a kick out of acting obnoxious When you hear the name Dale credit." Of course, you will more and listing every reason why stu- Why is it necessary to ruin the Earnhardt, NASCAR is the first duction assistants. college visits of the prospective thing that comes to mind even if than likely recognize it as coming In most of the cases, though, dents should not attend this uni- from the mouth of Dustin versity. My question to these students? They are just searching you are not a racing fan. the director does not work with for the right college to fill their Hoffman in "Wag the Dog." This is the man or woman responsible BGSU students is, "If it is so bad I was very disappointed with needs, just as you were at one the lack of coverage with the because the American public is for writing the script. Instead, the here, why are you STILL here?" My experience has shown me time (did you forget?). Choosing death of NASCAR legend Dale infatuated with the people on the screenplay is let into the studio screen, and the American film while its author is locked out that sometimes the people who the right college is difficult Earnhardt If someone like complain the loudest simply enough without loud, obnoxious Michael lordan or Tiger Woods geek is infatuated with the people The fact is that without the JULIA LIBSTER giving direction. writer, there is no script Without complain because they have students being rude. were to have an untimely death, I also do not understand why the headlines would talk about it What about the writers? the script, there is no film. JUNIOR nothing else to do, or they do not That is the question being have the conviction to try to the BG News would not use this for days. Without a film, a director is use- EDUCATION opportunity to promote itself as a Why then did this not happen asked by the Writers Guild of less. change things. America (WGA), in its negotia- "Yeah, bad enough If you simply cannot bear any high quality newspaper. Instead, for the untimely death of However, when a director the opinion page ruined what tions with the Alliance of Motion works with a writer (as he would that I have to work at more yellow lettuce, stale water, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt? Picture and Television Producers. and/or cornfields, then I would could have been a respectable It is a shame that his acheive- with any other element of the Big Boy every issue of the paper. ments and career highlights were It also is a tense topic of debate film) the product is thereby suggest that you either take con- between the WGA and its sibling, enriched. Look at "Fargo," where weeKend." structive action to remedy the The opinion columns written not recognized the day after his by Mr. Engelman and Mr. Kinzel death doing something he was the Directors Guild of America- the director and the writer are problems, or leave and go to that made the BG News look like a great at The man was the poster Two of the biggest knots in this brothers. Or the early Marx "ideal university" that you believe tangle of rhetoric deal with pos- Brothers films, where the writer, exists. No one is forcing you to go high school paper whose editor boy for NASCAR for the last 15 sessory credit and creative rights. director and actor worked out the to this university. If your ideal uni- took the night off: "Look what we years and to not have his life hon- ored in a bigger article is a shame. And everybody has until May 1 to scripts. As the late director Louis versity is out there, why aren't you can say now!" I would think that untie these knots, or we'll see Malle said, "If you have someone therei. the BG News would want to use He was an icon for the sport and he will be truly missed by all writers alongside actors on the on the set for hair, why would you NEWSFLASH: The University President's Day as an opportunity to recruit talented, new writers. It race fans. picket line. not have someone for the will do its best to present itself in Possessory credit is that infa- words?" a positive light on President's Day. is columns like the ones printed mous "A Film by..." line that pre- Writers are not more important Yes, the Crime Reports will disap- on President's Day that make me M| Snook pear. Yes, the brochures will pick up the BG News, read the snook5026Chotmail.com cedes a film's title. Originally, this than directors. But they are more ADAM KASTNING credit was a marketing tool, used than mere grunts who provide by studios to promote a film pages. They deserve to be given FRESHMAN directed by a well-loved director. respect They deserve to be kept BUSINESS It was used sparingly, as opposed in the know during production. to today's films, which are all They deserve credit. "No, I'm independent- directed by auteurs. The posses- Here again is where my ire with ly wealthy." sory credit has become a ram- the Oscars is raised. The media pant ego stroke for anybody who reflects what the WGA asserts. also is given the "Directed by..." Pay attention to how the media credit, even if it is the director's gives the results. When an actor first film. wins, he or she won the award. Contrast that with the writer. Under the Directing category, a He or she is preceded by a person wins the award. "Written by..." that is stuck some- But when it comes to the writ- where near end of the opening ing, we'll tell you that "The award credits. for Best Original Screenplay went So, to recap: if you direct a film, to..." ALEXBLEIKER you get two credits, both near the And we'll give that credit to the FRESHMAN title. As an added bonus, the film film, not the writer. is credited as "yours." If you write UNDECIDED the script, your credit will typical- For more information about the "I don't use credit ly be the last one on a poster. ongoing WGA negotiations, log The fun doesn't stop there. As onto www.wga.org cards. The ladies pay John McLean, the Executive To contact I. Michael, send your for it." Director of the WGA. writes, "We writing to [email protected].
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IN MEMORY OF OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM PAYS TRIBUTE TO VICTIMS Oklahoma City museum more than brick, mortar
By Ryan McNeill President George W. Bush, confront evil, wherever and museum, more than 400 arti- national determination to fight Humphreys said the memorial u-miRE flanked by state and national dig- whenever it manifests itself," facts, 500 pictures and two hours the fear and hatred that drive ter- should serve as a place where the OKLAHOMA CITY - The mem- nitaries, told onlookers to let the Bush said. of video, including news footage rorism and began a unique rela- triumphs of good over evil will be ories of 168 people who lost their Oklahoma City National Speaking to a crowd of 5,000 and oral histories, tell the start-to- tionship that we celebrate today." remembered. lives on a sunny April morning Memorial Center serve as a invited guests less than two finish history ol the tragedy. In Nickles said the memorial cen- "May we learn anew the will forever be remembered with reminder that Americans should blocks away from where Timothy addition, an interactive comput- ter is a place where people can lessons learned here." he said. the opening of a museum dedi- never turn away when the possi- McVeigh detonated a bomb deci- er allows visitors to view 600.000 share the experience of the "Terrorism is never the answer." cated to the deadliest terrorist bility of evil arises. mating the Alfred P. Murrah more pieces that are part of the tragedy and "understand the Love will always win out over attack on American soil. "All of us have an obligation to Federal Building, Bush said memorial archives. importance of remembrance and hate." Oklahoma's courage and love set "Memorials do not take away education." Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, an example for the nation. from the pain," Bush said. "They "I applaud the museum's com- continuing upon the theme of "Americans found a lot to cannot Fill the emptiness. But mitment to commemorate, edu- looking to the future, said hero- admire in Oklahoma during they can make a place in time cate and preserve," he said. ism came out of tragedy. those days," Bush said. "You suf- and tell the value of what was "Together with the memorial, this "The legacy of this place is fered so much and responded lost." will be a place of remembrance, heroism and goodness," he said. with courage. Your loss was great, Bush said the first response to peace, spirituality, comfort and "That is what wc celebrate in the and your pain was deep, but far evil should be justice and told the learning." museum. My hope as governor is greater and deeper was your care crowd to "search lor understand- Oklahoma City Mayor Kirk that wc never forget." for one another. That is what ing and healing beyond punish- lasts, and that is what brings us ment." (^^^ ■ Jj| back to this place on this day." "Faith tells us that all wrongs r Bush's visit marks the fifth visit are righted and all suffering to the site by a president in the six redeemed," he said. l ■/;■ J years since an explosion rocked "But that faith is tested, espe- the Alfred R Murrah Federal cially for those with empty chairs Building in downtown Oklahoma at home." City on April 19,1995, leaving the Bush said happiness lies ;ja building in shambles. ahead, despite the pain left ; The S7 million, 30,000 square- behind by tragedy. Associated Press Photo foot museum and learning center "I hope it helps to remember in the Journal Record Building, that wc are never closer to God OFFICE SPACE: Dave Page, editor of the Oklahoma Journal, stands locate! north of the bombing than when we grieve," '»e said. in what was his office window, now a part of the Oklahoma City site, completes a three-acre S29 "Faith is tested in suffering. That National Museum. million national park. In the is when we awaken to the great- est hope there is. "That is when we look beyond our lives to the hour when God will wipe away every tear, and Friday, February 23 Thanks to You: death will be swallowed up in vic- 10p.m. to 1a.m. tory." Oklahoma Sen. Don Nickles, BGSU Recreation Center speaking before Bush, said it is Sludenl Senate, Honors important in trying times to look Associated Press Phdo 6 Student Vssn.. go*"" ' *•* m» to the future. ( ni\trsii\ IN HONOR: President Bush and first lady Laura Bush view photos 0*0 Afvs/c \nib.iw;u1ors, Women's "As we remember the spirit of VCtion < M.ihhnii. recovery, courage and faith, I join of victims of the Oklahoma City bombing as they attend the dedica- Kreisher n.iii. Center you in looking forward," he said. tion of a museum at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Center. lor Multicultural and, "Oklahoma's tragedy brought a Xiatlt'inic Initialiu'v Kohl Hall. 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By Amanda Brown "I had brain surgery Richerson's mother was work- U-WIRE ing in the Department of OKLAHOMA CITY - Crowds in 1998 and the Defensive Investigative Service in began to gather just before 9 a.m. museum brought the Alfred R Murrah Building and Monday. They came for different was killed in the explosion. reasons. For some, it was to get a back things I can't Richerson said being at the glimpse of their new president remember." museum helped her recall events and show their love and support. surrounding the bombing. For the survivors, family mem- ANGELA RICHERSON. A VICTIM'S "I had brain surgery in 1998, bers and rescue workers, it was RELATIVE and the museum brought back just one more step that would things that I couldn't remember," bring healing and, hopefully, clo- dent did a wonderful job." Richerson said. Rashell Hamons sure. Cheryl Ginnings and her hus- came to give support and help They came to dedicate the band, Monte, drove from Lawton her two sons, who are survivors, museum that would complete to join fellow Oklahomans in heal. the Oklahoma City National remembering the lost. She came The day of the bombing, Memorial Center. Gov. Frank to comfort family members, sur- Hamons dropped off her two Keating and President George W. vivors and anyone else in need of children, Ryan and Donquai, at Bush were just two people who a hug or a kind word. "It's the least the Murrah day-care center. spoke at the memorial's dedica- I could do," she said. tion. Shortly after 9 a.m., Hamons heard an explosion. Many without tickets congre- Cheryl Ginnings described the afternoon as quiet and elegant. gated at a distance as they tried to When the bomb went off, get a glimpse of the stage and "The memorial is so simple, yet Hamons was told it was a minor hear the soft-spoken words of there is so much meaning" she explosion, and thought it was a encouragement, love and said. "That is what the service was scientific experiment, she said. respect. today - simple yet meaningful." It usually took Hamons two Suzanne Blank and Alison Monte Ginnings was minutes to gel to the Murrah Filley, Edmond residents, wanted impressed with the memorial Building from work, but that to see the service but did not have service, saying the service was a morning, it took 30 minutes. tickets Blank wanted to see Bush class act. When she arrived at the site, no speak, so she arrived just after 9 "The speakers used choice one could confirm if her children am. to get a good spot on the words and no one was long- had survived. At 5 p.m. she saw Associated Press Photo lawn. winded," he said. her children, alive and unidenti- Family members said the day fied, on the evening news. DEDICATION: President Bush hugs Jeannie Gist, who is a family member of a Oklahoma City bombing "Although we weren't able to hear everything that the speakers brought healing. Angela In describing the museum, victim, during the dedication of the museum at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Center cite in said, it was definitely worth com- Richerson, McLoud resident, Hamons said quietly and simply, Oklahoma City. ing today," Blank said. "The presi- brought her family to the service. "It is a story well-told."
c SXAYING IN BG Memory of 95 bombing THIS SUMMER ED A JOB? remains for Oklahomans Harshman Catering & Commissary is looking By Ryan McNeill in shambles, a victim of the worst Blake Ryan Kennedy and his for students to work 15-40 hours per week U-WIRE terrorist attack ever on American tiny black Nike shoe. Jill Diane OKLAHOMA CITY - ll was 9:01 soil. Randolph and her Holy Bible. in the most exciting job on campus: test kitchen on April 19, 1995. Hie morning "This was a place of unimagin- Little Aaron M. Covcrdale and sun was shining on a day like any able horror and tragedy." his small toy cars. Responsibilities: Creating, testing, writing, and costing recipes; oilier day. Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating George Michael Howard, a organizing product testings; creating reports and summaries Hundreds of people were in the said. 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In Nickles said the memorial cen- "May we learn anew the will forever be remembered with reminder that Americans should blocks away from where Timothy addition, an interactive comput- ter is a place where people can lessons learned here," he said. the opening of a museum dedi- never turn away when the possi- McVeigh detonated a bomb deci- er allows visitors to view 600,000 share the experience of the 'Terrorism is never the answer.' cated to the deadliest terrorist bility of evil arises. mating the Alfred R Murrah more pieces that are part of the tragedy and "understand the Love will always win out over attack on American soil. "All of us have an obligation to Federal Building, Bush said memorial archives. importance of remembrance and hate." Oklahoma's courage and love set "Memorials do not take away education." Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, an example for the nation. from the pain," Bush said. "They "I applaud the museum's com- continuing upon the theme of "Americans found a lot to cannot fill the emptiness. But mitment to commemorate, edu- looking to the future, said hero- admire in Oklahoma during they can make a place in time cate and preserve," he said. ism came out of tragedy. those days," Bush said. "You suf- and tell the value of what was "Together with the memorial, this "The legacy of this place is fered so much and responded lost." will be a place of remembrance, heroism and goodness," he said. with courage. Your loss was great, Bush said the first response to peace, spirituality, comfort and "That is what we celebrate in the and your pain was deep, but far evil should be justice and told the learning." museum. My hope as governor is greater and deeper was your care crowd to "search for understand- Oklahoma City Mayor Kirk that we never forget." for one another. 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A VICTIMS T had brain surgery in 1998, bers and rescue workers, it was RELATIVE and the museum brought back just one more step that would things that I couldn't remember," bring healing and, hopefully, clo- dent did a wonderful job." Richerson said. Rashell Hamons sure. Cheryi Ginnings and her hus- came to give support and help They came to dedicate the band, Monte, drove from Lawton her two sons, who are survivors, museum that would complete to join fellow Oklahomans in heal. the Oklahoma City National remembering the lost. She came The day of the bombing, Memorial Center. Gov. Frank to comfort family members, sur- Hamons dropped off her two Keating and President George W. vivors and anyone else in need of children, Ryan and Donquai, at Bush were just two people who a hug or a kind word. "It's the least the Murrah day-care center. spoke at the memorial's dedica- I could do," she said. tion. Shortly after 9 a.m., Hamons Cheryl Ginnings described the heard an explosion. Many without Uckets congre- afternoon as quiet and elegant. gated at a distance as they tried to When the bomb went off, get a glimpse of the stage and "The memorial is so simple, yet Hamons was told it was a minor hear the soft-spoken words of there is so much meaning," she explosion, and thought it was a encouragement, love and said. "That is what the service was scientific experiment, she said. respect. today - simple yet meaningful." It usually took Hamons two Suzanne Blank and Alison Monte Ginnings was minutes to get to the Murrah Filley, Edmond residents, wanted impressed with the memorial Building from work, but that to see the service but did not have service, saying the service was a morning, it took 30 minutes. tickets. Blank wanted to see Bush class act. When she arrived at the site, no speak, so she arrived just after 9 "The speakers used choice one could confirm if her children a.m. to get a good spot on the words and no one was long- had survived. At 5 p.m. she saw Associated Press Photo lawn. winded," he said. her children, alive and unidenti- fied, on the evening news. DEDICATION: President Bush hugs Jeannie Gist, who is a family member of a Oklahoma City bombing "Although we weren't able to Family members said the day hear everything that the speakers brought healing. Angela victim, during the dedication of the museum at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Center cite in In describing the museum, said, it was definitely worth com- Richerson, McLoud resident, Oklahoma City. Hamons said quietly and simply, ing today," Blank said. "The presi- brought her family to the service. "It is a story well-told." STAYING IN BG Memory of '95 bombing THIS SUMMER AND NEED A JOB? remains for Oklahomans Harshman Catering & Commissary is looking By Ryan McNeill in shambles, a victim of the worst Blake Ryan Kennedy and his for students to work 15-40 hours per week U-WIRE terrorist attack ever on American tiny black Nike shoe. 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NATION Union plans to appeal to Bush By Kathenne Rizzo "We're convinced that they're what it called "cold standby" sta- case together," Kellems said. "We tiously to resolve the issue." the needed funds. IHE ASSOCIAItD PRESS going to resolve this issue, that tus, which requires winterizing anticipate further talks soon." The financial move is compli- That has not yet happened. WASHINGTON — A union this is being worked at high levels, and other changes at the plant The Bush administration has cated by questions raised by the The government got out of the canceled plans to send 200 urani- including on Air Force One, since that must begin soon. Ohio Gov. not released the first installment General Accounting Office and uranium enrichment business um enrichment plant workors to Senator DeWine is traveling with Bob Taft has said money from the of the money committed by the by appropriations committee and spun off its two processing an appearance Tuesday by the president." federal government needs to start Clinton administration, and Ohio leaders. plants in 1998 in a S1.9 billion President Bush, based on signs During the president's visit to flowing by March. lawmakers and the union have The GAO said the Energy stock sale. that a freeze in federal money for an elementary school in Taft spokesman Kevin Kellems been aggressively suggesting to Department illegally went The investor-owned company the operation will be resolved, the Columbus, Ohio, the workers had said the governor spoke briefly the Energy Department possible around Congress to make the that now operates the plants, U.S. union leader said. intended to urge Bush to release with the president about Piketon ways to do that money available for the standby Enrichment Corp., decided last "I got calls from the White some of the $630 million needed and "The president recognized it Energy Department preparations, winterization and year it needs only one facility to House, from the Energy to save jobs at the Portsmouth without prompting as an impor- spokesman loe Davis said efforts the testing of a new technology at handle all its business. It is keep- Department, from the governor's Gaseous Diffusion Plant and pre- tant issue for Ohio." were continuing to find a way to Piketon. ing open the Paducah Gaseous office, from Senator (Mike) serve the ability to retire the plant Taft's chief aide for business, get funds to the Piketon facility. Rep. Sonny Callahan, R-Ala., Diffusion Plant in Kentucky. DeWine's office, all over," said if needed in the future. Dave Celona, and labor liaison, "The funds and the plant there the House Appropriations sub- Both plants were built after Dan Minter, who heads local Production in Piketon is sched- Ted Brown, met with union lead- are a top priority for the president committee chairman in charge of World War II to enrich uranium to 5689 of the Paper, Allied- uled to end in June. ers on Tuesday, Kellems said. and the Department of Energy," the department's budget, subse- bomb grade, but in recent years Industrial, Chemical and Energy The Clinton administration "They are working together he said. "We are continuing to quently urged energy officials to have only processed uranium for Workers International Union. proposed putting the plant in with a unified front to make the work with Capitol Hill expedi- find some other account to get nuclear power plant fuel. Consequence must follow failure By Andrew Welsh-Hoggins brought to task. to 27 percent in 1998-99 and 36 repaid the favor by praising state the Ohio Education Association, something isn't done to eliminate IHE ASSOCIAItD PRESS "At some point in time we have percent last year. and local officials who are strug- wasn't as impressed. some of their problems, then COLUMRI S, Ohio — to say, 'Failure is unacceptabl- School principal Maria gling with a s>''iool funding sys- "The president is test happy- they will be left in the cracks," President Basil on Tuesday visit- We believe every child can learn, Stockard credits the hard work of tem twice declared unconstitu- said Billirakis, who wasn't at the ed the city's poorest elementary and since every child didn't learn, teachers and volunteer, who par- tional by the Ohio Supreme Court president's program. "Testing is Glover said. school to tout testing children as something else must happen," ticipate in ColumbusReads, a and complaints about proficien- not working in Texas, it isn't work- Bush also introduced a parent the cornerstone of educational the president said. program that uses volunteers cy testing. ing here either." he said had given him "an earful" reform. Bush spent about an hour visit- from the Limited Inc. to tutor Bush's education plan would Bush refuted poinl-by-point during a school tour about her In a school where reading ing classes at Sullivant children for 30 minutes two to pull federal dollars from schools the arguments of the "no-testing son's success at Sullivant. scores have improved the past Elementary and then leading a four times a week. that fail three years in a row, crowd," including the criticism two years, Bush said it's impossi- roundtable discussion. The The president mixed policy allowing students to use that that testing is racist. Brenda Seffrin, 31, said her ble to judge whether a child is school, with about 350 students, talk with banter, addressing his money to enroll elsewhere. "What's racist is not testing," now 10-year-old son was evaluat- learning to read unless the stu- half minority, is considered the hosts as old pals. Even ultraconservative law- Bush said. "What's racist it seems ed as learning disabled in first dent's progress is measured. poorest in the Columbus school "Are you with me, Pat? I'm not makers Like state Sen. Inn Ionian. like to me is giving up on kids, just grade but has thrived at Sullivant "A system that refuses to be district. putting any pressure on you," an Urbana Republican who moving them through and hope because he is tutored daily in held accountable is a system that More than 95 percent of the Bush asked U.S. Rep. Pat Tiberi, homeschools most of his chil- we get it right." shuffles children through," Bush children participate in the federal R-Ohio, a first-term congressman dren, agreed with Bush's empha- Maisie Glover, 57, a Sullivant reading During Tuesday's round- said. free and reduced lunch program. who responded by echoing the sis on testing. reading teacher who joined Bush table before a crowd of politicians With Gov. Bob Taft and Ohio Three homeless shelters are in president's position. "As long as it's open, as long as for the discussion, said she agrees and reporters, the president House and Senate leaders look- the school's enrollment area "What do you think, gov?" we're using it as a tool to help kids, that testing is not racist. Glover, asked her to elaborate. ing on, Bush also warned that it's Only 16 percent of Sullivant Bush asked Taft as the program I think conservatives are going to who is black, said most of the fair to ask how schools are using fourth graders passed the reading ended. agree with that," said Jordan, who children in her remedial reading "Why are you putting me on federal money and that failing portion of the state's proficiency Taft helped deliver Ohio to joined Bush at the school. class are black boys. the spot?" she said with a laugh. schools must ultimately be tests two years ago. The rate rose Bush in the Nov. 7 election. Bush Michael Billirakis, president of "I'm beginning to see that if "loin the club," Bush joked. xx>ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo^^ LOCATION, PRICE AND SELECTION You Will Find The Best Housing With US! 517 E. RRRD - At Thurstin. One Bedroom, 1 Bath, Furnished or Unfurnished. 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She set a personal Seven best in two events, taking the all- around title with a score of McLeod's mark trashed 39.125 and the title on the beam, playoff with a 9.900 score. Her beam By Nick Hum tles and programs were tossed mark ranks second all-time in ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR onto the Anderson Arena floor BG history. Keith McLeod's milestone in anger over the Falcons' 70-64 spots 1000th point came and passed loss to the Golden Flashes. The in the Kent State game. Instead Orange and Brown fans weren't of celebration, however, the mad about the performance of clinched Bowling Green point guard's McLeod or the rest of the BG Earnhardt mark was littered. team; the Falcon crowd was f McLeod became the 31st mad about the performance of Falcon in BG history to record the officials of the night, which It's crunch time in the CCHA. Sr. s death 1000 points on a foul shot early directed the trash-throwing As the regular season winds in the first half. During the next protest. down, seven teams have time-out, the announcement With just seconds left. BG clinched conferences playoff raises was made about his mark which coach Dan Dakich got his sec- spots. Three more spots remain generated a standing ovation by ond technical of the night after up for grabs with Ferris State. many the 4,057 in attendance. walking out on the court to Bowling Green, Alaska- It looked as though the cele- debate the call moments before Fairbanks, Lake Superior State bration would continue after the that put Kent State up by two. and Notre Dame all still in the issues game as the Falcons built a 13 Dakich believed a charge should hunt. point lead. There was a sense of have been called on Golden After beating Michigan 4-2 at irony that another Falcon would Flash center Rashaun Warren. Detroit's Joe Louis Arena this DEREK get to celebrate an achievement One Falcon fan in attendance past weekend. Michigan State MCCORD at home against Kent State. Last said that Warren "ran over" BG has clinched a share of the Sports Reporter year it was Falcon seniors senior guard Trent Jackson to get CCHA regular season title. If the Anthony Stacey and David the bucket. After he was tossed, Spartans win or tie against Ohio Esterkamp who celebrated the fan reaction began. State this weekend, or if The motor racing world lost an career milestones in front of a T just thought that there had Michigan loses or ties against enormous champion over the cheering Anderson Arena been a number of charges in the Lake Superior State, MSU will weekend in Dale Earnhardt. Sr., crowd. McLeod never got to cel- game." Dakich said. "On the win its seventh regular season but could this tragedy could have ebrate after the game like his for- winning bucket. I thought it was crown and first in two years The been possibly prevented. mer teammates Instead he wit- the same kind of charge that Spartans already have home ice Earnhardt himself was a MNWMNkBGNHB nessed a different ovation by the they had been calling earlier in in the tournament. prominent figure among the MILESTONE SHOT: Junior Keith McLeod shoots his 1000th BG faithful — protest. Miami. Nebraska-Omaha and auto racingjournalist communi- Ohio State all split their weekend point in last night's game against Kent State. Frisbees. 20 ounce plastic bot- BASKETBALL, PAGE 11 ty. Auto sport magazine, consid- series. OSU beat UNO 4-3 on ered the bible of auto racing, Friday, but fell to the Mavericks were one of the first ones to 6-1 on Saturday. Miami lost 5-2 report his death soon after at Alaska-Fairbanks on Friday, reports of Mkhael Waltrip win- but rebounded on Saturday. The ning his first race ever was posted RedHawks scored three unan- on their website. The ripple effect Am. League East Preview swered goals in the 3-2 overtime would appear on other sites that victory. Miami currently holds cover Formula 1 and sportscar the third playoff spot. UAF is By Erik Cassano and Rob Vauqhan been to have their pitching keep always seem to be able to make from both sides of the plate. ninth in the league and has a racing. SPORTS REPORTERS Earnhardt was starting to a game close enough that the trades to fill them by the end of However, the way the Sox han- shot at its first playoff appear- make his mark in international This week: American League patience and selectivity of the July. Favorites to four-peat until dle their pitching leaves some ance in four years. auto racing by joining his son in East (teams listed in projected Yankee offense can take over. proven otherwise. fans scratching their heads. Ferris held on to eight place the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, order of finish). They try to get runners on base 2. Boston Red Sox They have as good a bookend with a tie and a win over the the second biggest 24-hour 1. New York Yankees so that a high percentage of hit- Manager: Jimy Williams set as there is in baseball, with weekend. The Bulldogs tied endurance race behind the 24 Manager: Joe Torre ters come to bat with runners in Last year: 85-77, second Pedro Martinez fronting the BGSU 2-2 on Friday and took Hours of Le Mans. Earnhardt Last Year: 87-74. first place. scoring position. As of now, place, missed playoffs rotation, and Derek Lowe clos- Saturday's game 3-2. The junior and senior joined sports- World Series Champions only age and injuries seem Comings: OF Manny ing. In between is a spackle- Falcons are tenth in the league car veterans Andy Pilgrim and Comings: P Mike Mussina, capable of derailing the Ramirez, P David Cone, IF Chris and-paste set of ragged veterans and still have a chance at a play- Kelly Collins In the second car of OF Henry Rodriguez. C Joe Yankees. Roger Clemens is 38. Stynes and unproven youngsters. off spot. the Corvette factory supported Oliver Paul O'Neill is 37. Both have Goings: P Ramon Martinez. P While Boston was still busy sali - Wtestem Michigan, which was team. The four drivers finished Goings: P Jeff Nelson. DH Jose chronic bad backs. The bullpen Tom Gordon. IF Donnie Sadler vating over the acquisition of ranked sixth in the country in an excellent fourth place while Canseco. IF Jose Vizcaino must compensate for the loss of The Red Sox raised ticket Ramirez. 37-year-old David November, have been winless in their sister car won overall. They Once again, the Yankees head Nelson, which means that prices, so they needed a gate Cone, coming off a terrible 2000 their last ten games (0-6-3) would have finished on the podi- into the season looking like a k,ii i in n Mendoza would fit best draw. Enter Manny Ramirez. season that may have finally before last weekend. The um in third place if Dale team on the backslide. Once in relief. However, if a starting He is the greatest RBI man in branded him as "washed up." Broncos upset MSU 4-2 to break Earnhardt, Jr. knew more about again, you'd be crazy not to pick pitcher goes down with an the game, and despite having a was signed with little fanfare. out of their slump. the car as he thought the them as the favorite to win the injury, the Yankees may be tower batting average in Fenway Add him to the likes of Pete New CCHA Award Corvette had a broken gearbox World Series. The Yankees have forced to make a trade so the Park than in any other ballpark, Schoureck. Bret Saberhagen, On Monday the CCHA when instead it had a broken dri- never had a glamorous offense bullpen isn't diluted by moving he will continue to drive in runs. and Brian Rose, and the middle announced the creation of a veshaft. past SS Derek Jeter and OF Mendoza back to the rotation. Ramirez, SS Nomar of the rotation is still a question new award and a name change The new experience started Bemie Williams. They imple- Mike Mussina was the biggest Garciaparra. and OF Carl mark. Martinez is so dominant, to the league tournament's most the talk of him thinking that this ment role players so well, that free-agent pickup of the off-sea- Everett will form a dynamic that if the Sox got just one other valuable player award on would be an annual event for they don't necessarily need a 30- son from the standpoint that three-pronged attack in the front end-caliber starter, they Monday. him and his son. While talking HR guy at any position. ALCS the three-time defending world mil Idle of the Sox order. The might be unstoppable in a best- The new award will be known with his new teammates MVP David Justice is back for a champions got the best pitcher rest of the Sox' order will be of-five first round playoff series. as the Mike and Marian Ditch Earnhardt discovered the possi- full season, and he and IB Tino on the martlet. It will be Inter- solid with the return of 3B John Only time will tell if calling off Hockey Humanitarian Award. ble thrill of competing in the 24 Martinez will still add some esting to see how he adjusts to Valentin after season-ending the dogs on Mike Mussina to Starting this year, it will be Hours of Le Mans pop. Although, the Yanks' the New York spotlight. knee surgery last year. Jason sign Ramirez was a wise move. awarded annually to a CCHA The death of one of the great - method of operation, certainly Outlook: This team has some Varitek is a rarity among catch- player who makes contributions BASEBALL. PAGE 10 est drivers ever to sit in a stock in the post-season, has always holes right now. but the Yankees ers: a switch hitter with power on and off the ice to his team, car parallels the death of program, school and communi- Formula I great Ayrton Senna. ty Senna, at the time of his death on The Uitches. who own the Red May 1,1994, was considered one Wings and the Tigers, have made of the best in his auto racing for- college hockey an attraction in mula. He won three drivers titles, Women gear up for Eastern Detroit with the Great Lakes two behind the all time record. Invitational, held every His death shocked the auto rac- By Erik Cassano 5 in the Mid-American December, and the CCHA SPORTS REPORTER ing world much like the way it is Conference. Tournament, both held at the now. Earnhardt won the The BG women's basketball The Eagles are led statistically Joe Louis Arena. NASCAR race that same day and team needs to, be cured of a by Kristy Maska, who is averag- The most valuable player in dedicated it to Senna. split-personality disorder as ing 13.2 points and 3.1 rebounds the conference tournament will Soon after the death of Senna, soon as possible. per game. She is also second on now receive the Bill Beagan t he governing body of Formula 1, "We are two different teams," the team in steals with 40. Point Trophy. Beagan served as the the F1A, took immediate action said coach Dee Knoblauch. "We guard Stephanie Smiley is aver- league's third commissioner in developing safety standards in are good at home, then we are a aging 11.7 points per game, and from 1985-98. In that time he their series. They began to soft team on the road." is leading the Eagles with 5.3 added UAF. Notre Dame and encase the drivers head in the The Falcons held half time assist per game. Northern Michigan and signed a cockpit by putting padding leads at Western Michigan and '[Smiley] is one of the best cable television contract with around the driver's helmet to that Miami, but fizzled in the second point guards in the MAC," PASS Sports in 1987. In an impact the head would half and lost both games. It is a Knoblauch said. "She Is a 510" Both awards will be presented move minimally from side to stark contrast to the home per- point guard, she is a very versa- at the CCHA Awards Banquet at side as an example. In Senna's formance they gave Saturday tile player." Detroit's Fox Theatre on March case he died due to a part of his against Marshall, when they BG might be fighting their 15. suspension going through his allowed only a pair of one-point shadow from beyond the three- helmet and into his brain caus- leads in the first half before point arc. Eastern Michigan ing immediate death. This year putting the game away in the mirrors the Falcons' extreme brothers Michael and Ralf second half. penchant for the long shot. The Schumacher will be wearing hel- "On the road, things are Eagles' Dru Bishop Is one of the mets that are produced by a always harder for you," best three-point shooters in the German military equipment Knoblauch said. "You're not get- MAC, averaging over 46 percent. manufacturer that are literally ting the calls [from the refereesj, . "There are some players in bulletproof. the home team might be putting this league who can't shoot [46) NASCAR on the other hand in a harder effort in front of their percent from two-point range," has not done all that can be done home fans." Knoblauch said. "That is amaz- to save drivers lives. For instance, BG will get another chance to Formula 1 and CART, both open cure their road woes tonight at MAC Tournament wheel formulas, have a full iried- Eastern Michigan, who won at With three games left to play, AM Ball State 88-66 Saturday, tying a the Falcons are starting to watch MIHMmdiBGNMS school record with six three- the scoreboard to check the READY FOR ACTION: BG EARNHARDT, PAGi 11 pointers in the game. They enter THE SHOT IS UP: Senior Afra Smith jumps up to make a shot players wait for the puck to hit tonight's game at 15-9 overall, 8- WOMEN, PAGE 10 in a previous game. the ice in a recent game. 10 Wednesday. February 21.2001 SPORTS BGNEWS A look into the 2001 season A tribute to Earnhardt BASEMU.FROMPAGE9 ByErikCasssa being treated, he noticed the prevented any passing, allowing Outlook: Try as you might, this SPORTS RIM0H I!H wheels were still on his famous Waltrip and Earnhardt, Jr. to pull team is impossible to underesti- In the movie "Gone in 60 number three Chevy Monte away and fight between them- mate. A division title is a possibil- Seconds," Memphis Raines, the Carlo. He got out of the ambu- ity if the Yankees falter. notorious car thief played by lance. Daytona had knocked selves for the checkered flag, 3. Toronto Blue Jays Nicolas Cage, had a "unicom"-- Earnhardt to the ground, but which Waltrip took. Manager: Buck Martinez (First the 1967 Shelby Mustang GT Earnhardt slowly got to his feet, As Waltrip headed for the fin- year) The car was so Incredibly diffi- glared the track in the eyes, got ish line. Sterling Marlin's car Last year: 83 79. third place, cult for Raines to steal success- back in his car, and finished the inadvertently clipped the back missed playoffs fully, its existence almost race. Comings: P Mike Sirotka. P became mythical. Sunday. Daytona killed the of Earnhardt, Sr, spinning him Jason Bieme The Daytona 500 was Dale most intense competitor ever to around just enough so that his Goings: P David Wells Earnhardt's unicorn, in a sense. set wheels on its asphalt. In momentum carried him head- Its only February, and the sea- The man who became the most what should go down as the son already doesn't look good for long into the wall at 180 mph. decorated stock car driver of the most prolific professional sports With his last move, Earnhardt Toronto. They dealt their best modern era could never capture tragedy in history to date, Dale pitcher. David Wells, to the White the circuit's biggest prize. Only Earnhardt was killed when his had cemented the first NASCAR Sox. and came up with two arm in 1998, on his 20th try. did victory for Waltrip on over 400 injuries in return. Did the White car slammed into the retention Sox know Sirotka was injured Earnhardt finally win the check- wall heading into the final turn career starts, and allowed his when they dealt him? Will the ered flag at in the Daytona 500. of the 2001 Daytona 500. Never son to finish second in the sea- Associated Press Pinto Earnhardt had roped his uni- trade be rescinded? Will the Jays before had an athlete of such son's biggest race. Both of them get any compensation at all? Stay WARMING UP: Wearing a New York Yankees cap and T-shirt, for- corn, and in the unabashed magnitude died during their fashion that had won him the active career on the biggest would undoubtedly have fin- tuned. The only sure thing is that mer New York Mets pitcher Sid Fernandez throws in the Yankees nickname "The Intimidator," he stage of their sport. ished last if it meant they could now that the commissioner's bullpen yesterday. office is involved, they ending spun doughnuts on the infield, Earnhardt died as "The see their friend and father again. won't be pretty. Otherwise, the Aubrey Huff is a bat the Rays are eran decay. It has brought some right over the painted "Daytona Intimidator." perched at the In a very direct way. though. Jays have a solid young offense counting on to be a future build- promising young talent to the 500" insignia near the finish line, wheel of his car. But he did not Earnhardt got the last laugh on led by IB Carlos Delgado and C ing block. OF Ben Grieve will help surface, but the off-season losses symbolic of his conquest. die trying to trump Daytona the top of the order, even if he is a (read: Mike Mussina) will proba- Earnhardt couldn't stop once again. Earnhardt died Daytona. He looks down today, Damn Fletcher. OF Shannon and sees tears for him for multi- Stewart has all the makings of a liability in the field. Albie Lopez bly condemn this team to last being star-crossed at Daytona, foremost trying to be a team- first-class leadoff hitter, but is still appears to have finally found his place in 2001. How does it get however. The 1998 victory mate and a father. Heading into tudes of fans. But he also sees a liability in the field. CF Jose niche at the front of the rotation, worse than losing your ace pitch- seemed to upset some kind of turn three of the final lap with Waltrip hoisting the trophy it Cruz, Jr. finally looks like he's in and if Wilson Alvarez and Juan er? Try losing him to the most power the track desired to have first-place Michael Waltrip and took him nearly two decades to Guzman can return to health for powerful team in your division. over Earnhardt, and Daytona set second-place Dale Earnhardt. Jr. the majors, and in Toronto, to win. And he sees his son. now a an extended period of time, the The Orioles experienced just that out to strike back at him. His ahead of him. his teammates, stay. young man. now the keeper of Outlook: This team has a defi- rotation might actually be as Mussina bolted for the Bronx. unicorn turned out to be a Hope the drivers of the two other cars nite upside, but the playoffs aren't decent. Closer Roberto The cornerstones of this team are Diamond, cursing the owner. he owned, and most important- the Earnhardt racing name, on likely in this division. Not yet. Hernandez was dealt in the still aging veterans that will need In 2000, Earnhardt was ly, his friend and son respective- his way to becoming one of the 4. Tampa Bay Devil Rays Grieve deal, leaving a big hole at to be replaced soon. 3B Cal involved in a terrible-looking ly, he decided to run a risky best young drivers on the closer. So far, there are no viable Ripken prolonged his career to Manager: Larry Rothschild accident in another race at maneuver. NASCAR circuit. replacements in the organiza- keep "the streak" intact, now he's Daytona. He got out of his car He peeled away from the lead Last year: 69-92, fifth place, What could make a father missed playoffs tion. just keeping it on life support. under his own power, dazed and pack to run three abreast with Comings: OF Ben Grieve, P Outlook: And injury-prone Ripken will miss the first month banged up, and wavered to a his car closest to the wall. The more proud? Paul .Spnljarir. P Rill Pulsipher pitching staff plus 36 games of the season with a rib fracture. waiting ambulance. As he was three cars formed a wall that [email protected] Goings: P Roberto Hernandez, against the Yankees and Red Sox Albert Belle could join him on the IF Miguel Cairo, OF Quinton will combine to hold the Rays to DL if his hip continues to deterio - McCracken under 75 wins once again. rate. He will already be relegated The Devil Rays headed into last 5. Baltimore Orioles to the DH role full-time. David year thinking they had a new ver Manager: Mike Hargrove Segui.gives them an outstanding sion of Murderer's Row. The only Last year 74-88. fourth place, glove at first bast, but there is no BG hopes for eighth seed thing that got murdered was their missed playoffs telling how well his bad foot and Comings: P Pat Hentgen. IB record. An injury to 3B Vinny bum back will hold up. P Sidney WOMEN, FROM PAGE 9 Michigan. Barring a collapse. game when she could no longer Castilla. and boom-bust years by David Segui, SS Mike Bordick Ponson leads a young starting BG is in the driver's seat for run on the foot, and has not Goings: P Mike Mussina, P Pat rotation that has a tot of maturing OF Greg Vaughn and IB Fred progress of the teams close to homecourt advantage in the played since. No timetable has McCriff sunk the Devil Rays to Rapp. 3B Ryan Minor to do. but Pat Hentgen (again, if first round. been set for her return, but Orioles' owner Peter Angelos healthy) gives some veteran lead- them in the standings. Their the bottom of the standings. biggest competition for the "OU only has two games Knoblauch expressed hope that 2001 offers a bit more promise finally conceded to a youth ership. OF Chris Richard, remaining. and Western she could be back for the tour- movement midway through last acquired from St Louis last sum - eighth spot in the MAC seeding, from within the organization IF and consequently homecourt Michigan must win all three of nament. Sophomore Megan season, ending three years of vet - mer, is probably the most their remaining games [to have Jerome, who was diagnosed promising of the young bats in advantage in the first round of the MAC tournament, are Ohio, a shot at the eighth seed|." with a fractured vertebrae in late the Orioles' nest. Ki ml it. ii ii li said. January, has not begun rehabili- Outlook: Memo to Angelos: and farther back. Western Michigan. BG owns the Injury report tation on her back. She will We Care! We Care1. We Care! We Care! We Care! trade Ripken to Cooperstown for Senior Jackie Adlington need at least two more months Brooks Robinson-his back is in tiebreaker over Ohio having beaten them twice, but have lost Injured her foot at the start of of rest before being re-evaluat- better shape. the Miami game. She left the ed. We Care, Do You? the tiebreaker to Western Be a Welcome Leader!!! No more classes. No more books. No more teachers' dirty looks. Come and be a kid again at CARE! To All The Co-Sponsors of "Hand To Mouth" Pick up an application in Office of 3 Student Life, 405 Saddlemire Student Services or apply online at: • BGSU Women's Center www.bgsu.edu/sa/getlnvolved/welcomeweek/html Friday, February 23, 2001 • The Wellness Connection V 10:00 p.m. to1 a.m. • The Office of Student Affairs *&* BGSU Rec Center &* V** • Student Health Service For More Info Call 372-0465 ^ • University Activities Organization Free Food and Prizes Applications Due: Free Admission • The Office of Residence Life Friday, February 23 at 12pm Don't forget to bring your alcohol-related • BGSU Athletics messages items to get raffle tickets! • BGSU Theater Department Sponsored By Ii* Witness Connection, MM Hesltn Sfrvras. OOAOAS We Care! We Care! We Care! We Care! We Care! • The National Pan Hellenic Council • Student Nutrition Association GREENBRIAR, INC. Time Is Running Out For Fall 2001 CENTER FOR MULTICULTURAL AND 224 E.WOOSTER 352-0717 \H\ \H\ \E\ \Z\ \EA \HA \HA \-\ \HA \E.\ ACADEMIC INITIATIVES DIVISION OF STUDtNT AFFAIRS Columbia Court Apartments PRESENTS (903, 907, 915, $21, Alpha Xi Delta would like to lr* MES* op/ICU* 929, 935 Thurstin) extend a warm welcome to our MOKTHZY LECTURE SERIES Spring 2001 New Members! 'Addressing Issues of Diversity for Seven Consecutive Years" "Moving Beyond I Anna Barnes^A Christina Labate Krista Dinnrff Kristen Leimbach the B.A.S.I.C.S." I Jaml^bbonsN^huriie Mclntyre \ Salute io Bhic llMoi'Y Mi'lllll Cheryl Glassford Molly Moroney Presenter: • 3 bedroom/2 baths Melissa Hengeed Jessica Raburn Dr. Darren Hamilton, Assistant Athletic Director, • Furnished Office of Athletic Academic A'ffiln »• Close to campus Daniellejfolskf Heidi Wammes Moderator: • Units #48-72 with AC and Fireplace Tiffany kisel Natoltfjldfong Manny Vadillo. Associate Director, GUEKuiuaft "Gel Them While They Last! Center for Multicultural & Academic Initiatives Welcome Baby Fuzzies! OUcamp 101A, 12:20-1:30 p.m.. Wednesday, February 21, 2001 Checkout our Website for a complete Refreshments Will Be Provided listing of oil our properties. For Information Call 419 372 2642 www.wcnet.org/~gbrenttil \Z\ \Z\ VEVVE\ VEYVHV'VZYVHX \^\ \ E\ BG NEWS SPORTS Wednesday. Februaty 21,200111 Was Earnhardt's death preventable? Teammates say a EARNHARDT, FROM PAGE 9 until it is replaced. wall as the cocoon stay stable 2002. The NASCAR family has now while the other se rtions of the Now, if wearing the HANS ical staff and a chief trauma doc- had four deaths in less than a chassis break apart, spreading lot about McLeod device could have saved tor that travel with each series at year, with Adam Petty and the force of the impact away Earnhardt's life we will probably every event. Formula l's Dr. Sid Kenny Irwin losing their lives at from the driver. In the instance never know, but NASCAR must BASKETBALL, FROM PAGE 9 Brandon Pardon said that none Watkins and CART's Dr. Steve New Hampshire while Tony of NASCAR track, there is no take measures to secure their of the stats or even the milestone Olvey both work with the drivers Roper lost his life in Texas. The separation of car parts. drivers safety. Last night on the game. It didn't get called is what the junior point guard closely to work out kinks in safe- reasons for the deaths of Petty Therefore, the driver feels the full ESPN's RPM 2 Night show Scott when the winning basket went was looking for last night. ty equipment so that they are and Irwin were the result of a force of the impact. Pruett, who has driven every- in." "That's Keith's attitude." safe and comfortable for the dri- .stuck open throttle that resulted What has been talked about thing except Formula 1 and rally McLeod ended the night with Pardon said. "He cculd care less vers. The same is not true for in a direct impact with the wall for the past couple of years is the cars, says that after his season in 18 points on 3-7 shooting. He about the stats It's a great mile- NASCAR, as they require help that snapped the base of the implementation of the HANS NASCAR the sanctioning body is added three rebounds, three stone for him as a player, but he from local medical staffs that skull from the vertebrae. Roper's (Head and Neck Support). The not doing everything that it pos- assists and two steals. McLeod really wanted to win this game surround the tracks themselves. death was much like Earnhardt's HANS device, which is made of sibly can to ensure driver safety. was unable to be reached for like everyone else did. He's a 1999 Winston Cup Champion with a crash into the wall when carbon fiber, sits like shoulder It's just a shame that NASCAR comment, but BG teammate competitor and that's what It's all Dale Jarrett even stated that he he lost control of the car. The pads on the driver's shoulders had to lose its best star to finally about for him." could not even find a rule in the only thing that NASCAR did after with the back part of the device start thinking about safety. I real- NASCAR rulebook that says that the loss of three of their drivers connected to the helmet with ly wanted to see Dale Earnhardt you are required to wear a hel- was to place a kill switch on the straps. The driver then secures prove himself next year at Le met when driving. What? drivers steering wheel so that the the device on his shoulders by Mans that he could race with It's Wednesday... Driving with out a helmet, the engine could stopped in the fitting his shoulder straps on his some of the best drivers in the FIA checks all of the driving instance of a stuck throttle. six-point harness over top of the world in their discipline. It is just equipment that their drivers The other racing series that HANS device. CART this season a shame that we lost two great wear after they go through race on ovals, CART and IRL, is mandating the HANS device drivers too soon. Hopefully Happy Hump Day!!! extensive tests devised by Dr. have devised a car that puts the on all oval events while the FIA is somewhere Earnhardt and Watkins. If it is not approved by driver in a cocoon around the giving drivers a voluntary year to Senna are swapping racing sto- the FIA the drivers cannot wear chassis. This gives the driver pro- try different versions of the ries about how they beat every- the equipment and cannot drive tection in an impact with the device before mandating it in one to the top of their sport. Bno-Rah!! 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Box 738, Bowling Green, OH 43402 419-323-9784 SPECIAL DISPLAY PERSONALS Show your friends, roommates and classmates how special they are. 2DD1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Wish them good luck, congratulations or surprise someone on their birthday! BGSU HOCKEY VS. ^m WESTERN MICHIGAN FRIDAY & SATURDAY ' Two of BG'B finest FEB. 23-24-, 7PM take First and Third at CA.M.B. 1 ST 5DD FANS FRIDAY V RECEIVE A FREE , / YOU MAKE US HOCKEY SEAT CUSHION From the staffFatfijrT* at ®fl 2x2 = $20.00 with picture provided by you BGSU ICE ARENA £j (ActualSlie) - — — — — ■ BGSU MEN'S 1X3-$15.00B^ with picture provided BASKETBALL by youl (Actual Size) vs. AKRON Come to 204 West Hail to place your ad! i B* j SATURDAY Or call 372-6977 for i more Information. FEB. 24, NDDN _ i ITS BURSARABLE! Deadline 2 days prior to Great job at ANDERSON ARENA ARENA publication by 4-00 p.m. Dance riaralnon! Now you can rest! 'THE HOUSE THAT ROARS" Love, • STUDENTS FREE WITH VALID I.D. the Gang at Apt 2B • BG CALL 1-B77-BGSU-TICKET NEWS WWW.BGSUFALCaNS.CDM Ai Game ¥ Help Wanted For Sale For Sale For Rent Preschool Assistant Teacher 1983 Ford 1/2 ton 302. at, ac, ps, HONDAS FROM $500! Police im- For Rent: Large 1 bdrm.. (urn. apt.. Part time afternoon hours. S7-S9 per pb, am, fm, Michelm. good cond pounds and tax repos! For listings 1 - 1 block trom campus. $330 * utili. hour. Possible full time position for 803 S. Main, BQ. 800-719-3001 ext4558. Avail. March Call 353-0798. the summer months Must have ex- Management Inc. 1989 Chevy Celebrity, very low LOSE 2-200 + LBSI For Rent, 1 bdrm. duplex, 2 blks perience working with small chil- miles. Runs great. $750 obo. Call dren Send resume/apply to the Fast/Safe/All-Natural. ALSO Pro- from campus. Very private, Aug. SIGNING LEASES 372-1708. grams for Athletes & Body-Builders! Catholic Club. 1601 Jefferson Ave. lease, 1 person. Call 352-9392 1989 Volvo 740 QL. Good Condi- Thla Ad • 15% OFF! CALL 330- NOW The Calholic Club is a non profit House For Rent 3 to 4 subleasers liomAM/FM Stereo-A/OHeated 488-0447 or 1-800-554-7383. United Way agency open to every- Needed. May to Aug. $250.00/mo. + 2001/2002 Seats. Call(419)655-2364. one. OAKLEY SUNGLASSES Utili. Call 352-5226. Prescription & non-prescription. PUT-IN-BAY 1999 Ford Escort. 2 door, ZXZ Houses lor rent: All 12 month Coupe. Red, 5 sp. Perfect condition. Ray-ban, Gargoyles, & Serengetti AIEECA Village of Put-in-Bay is seeking also avail. John T. Archer & Associ- leases, tenants pay utilities, security Management Inc. Dock & Park Maintenance workers Asking $8,500. Call Karen at 354- ates. 1222 Ridgewood BG 352-2502 deposit & parental guarantees. llillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairvicw. for the 2001 summer season. The 9497. 734 Elm-Lg. 3 BR. 2 bath, I Bdrms & 2 Bdrms Village offers good starting salary '97 Suzuki Maurader. 1900 mile. $8O07mo.. available August 18. 2001 Air condition/Dishwasher plus ferry pass reimbursement. Must mint condition, BOOcc., must sell. 316 Ridge (Rear)--1 BR, $350 avail- Garbage Disposal be over 18. Cail (419) 285-8545. $4500.00 obo. Call Chad 352-1294. For Rent able May 15. 2001 washer/dryer hook-up in 2 Bdrm TtM Secret Is Out! Lose up to 30 For Sale '89 Cavalier. Good Condi- Phone 354-2854 Slansal S390-Call 353-5800 lb*. In 30 days! Natural & Guaran- tion $900 or best offer. Call Amy '01-02 Houses. Apts.. & Efficiencies Houses, 1. 2, & 3 bdrm. apts. begin- teed. www.shed-the-weight.com. 352-2219. •729 4th St. 4 bedroom, C/A ning May 01. 94 12 mo leases. AfE^CA For Sale, Sony Web TV & Internet "311 4 316 E. Merry. 2 bedroom Apt 352-7454. Management Inc. Terminal. Brand new, call 353-0496. •146 S. College, eff., Incl. utils, VWD. Now Leasing '01r"02 *309 1/2 E. Merry, rooms incl. utils. Georgetown Manor, 800 3rd St. 1 Kvergreen Apt 215 E. Poc Call 363-0325 9am-9pm. bdrm. 4 616 2nd St. 1 bdrm. and ef- Sludios \ Large I Bdrms. ficiency. Call 354-9740 lor more Laundry on site SUMMER CAMP JOPS 2 bedroom apartment. $475 a month including utilities. 327 1/2 E. Merry, info. Slans at S250-Call 353-5800 Wednesday!? available May. 12 month lease. Call RENTALS AVAILABLE FOT BUM- 352-5475. SUMMER CAMP JOBS Camp Counselors needed for top girl's camp in PER & FALL. LISTINGS AVAILA- Maine. Top salary, travel paid in full, room/board/laundry and uniform pro- 3LE AT JOHN NEWLOVE REAL Management Inc. vided. Skilled in Arts/Crafts (ceramics, jewelry, stained glass), Basketball. ESTATE, INC.. 319 E WOOSTER STREET. BG RENTAL OFFICE Mcinzsile Apts. 710 N Enicrpnsc Canoeing, Dance (Jazz. Pointe. Tap). Field Hockey. Coif, Gymnastics. Horseback Riding/English Hunt Seat. Lacrosse, Photographer/Videographer. 154-2260. I BdrnWAir Condition Piano Accompanist. Office/Administration. Outdoor Adventure. Subleaser needed, Downtown BG Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Ropes/Challenge Course, Sailing, Soccer, Softball. Swimming, Tennis, 1 bdrm apl.starting in March, Slans at S4I0 Call 353-5800 Theatre, Volleyball, Water-skiing. Windsurfing. Additional opportunities for $345 ^deposit. 345-4025 kitchen, cooks, maintenance, nurses. Management Inc. Willow House Apts. 830 Founh St. Cla-Zel Theatre Ibdrim./Air Condition Downtown BG * 353-1361 Dishwashcr/Garhage Disp>sal Slans at $400 - Call 353-5800 www.cla-zel.com CAMP VEGA FOR GIRLS1! Visit our website at www.campvega.com to complete an application and receive a camp video or call 1-800- Reservoir Dogs Management Inc. 838-8342. Stop by our office at 5:00 R 1045 Y Main St. Come see us! We will be on campus Wednesday. March 28th for complete listing or Olscamp Hall Room 104 from 10am-3pm. Drop-in interviews Call 353-5800." encouraged, no appointment necessary. Pulp Fiction www.wcnet.org/-mecca 7:00 R The Godfather I The BGSU Upward Bound Program is a college preparatory program for high HIGHLAND school students, that offers an off-campus summer enrichment component. MANAGEMENT ■ l"Tiid 35 Yens 9:30 R ^^^ Serving You EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 130 E. Washington Street. Bowling Green 354-6036 JUNE 24-AUGUST 5, 2001 ATTENTION INSTRUCTORS- Bachelor's degree required in selected area of instruction GRAD STUDENTS! (Mathematics, English, Science, History, Foreign Language, Fin* Arts or other courses for the high school student). Must be available during morning Jay-Mar Apartments or early afternoon hours, Monday-Friday. Each class period is seventy-five 803-815 8th St. 2 bedroom-S475/mo -12 mo. lease (75) minutes each day. Non-residential. Salary is $1200 per class. Some remodated MRffimnnv ®oa S550/mol2mo lease RESIDENTIAL AIDES- Minimum sophomore classification. Can not be Laundry facilities on-srte enrolled in University classes during employment period. Responsibilities ♦Air/heat include, but not limited to: (1) Assuring all students adhere to the rules and regulations of the Upward Bound Program (2) Assisting in a classroom The Highlands Join IPC Club's . during morning hours and (3) Coordinating and implementing student 220 Napoleon Rd. activities during evening hours. Single room, board and salary of $1500. One bedroom, laundry foc*ties Resume Critique Session I in Dldg. a/c. quiet. From $395/month APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT A TRANSCRIPT • One-on-one sessions with a (OR COPY OF) WITH APPLICATION The Homeitead- Graduate Housing professional experienced with resumes. Applications are available at the One and two Dedroom A/C. Upward Bound Program office orvste laundry, ceramc Me. • All majors welcome and don't forget \ 37 College Park Office Building ^f soundproof construction, skyfcghts your resume! dishwashers, vaulted ceilings Applications Due - March 23 From $510/month -12 month Group Interviews - Week of April 2 ' • Wednesday, February 21, 2001 MANDATORY Staff Orientation - April 28 14354WeitPoe 7:30pm in 211 South Hall 3* bedrooms, rural setting W/D. city services SlOOO/month • 12 month lease Call 354-6036 From 9-5 WE UNDERSTAND. Take a virtual tour at. ^www.wcnel.org/-hlghland^ NOT EVERY JOB FAIR IS WORTH [www.bgsu.edu/recsports RUNNING TO. INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES I I OUTDOOR PROGRAMS 5-week Kayaking Course Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30pm beginning March 6 This one will be. H Kx«J mt—»ig. «u> bg SOOpm to HO P~rg Ftad The Cleveland Clinic. Thursday, March '.. HOUH If muling atoctrortfeaay. du. bg noon SRC Sometimes you just have to see tor yourself. Intramural Voeoybal OflMaWBeorekeepcr* needed Apply ai 130 Perry Field Cooper That's what this Job Fair is about. It is a time .Houee. Mint complete takcJiome 'rule* test and attend clinic on Pool when you can get a real sense ot what being 'March 6, 710 pun. Cost a nurse at The Cleveland Clinic is like. Yuu US (stutUnU/mtmbtrs): SIS (non-mtmbtrs) Sslon Dates: can take a guided tour and talk to nurses March 27. April 3 li April 10 who work here. Ask about the opportunities, SPECIAL PROGRAMS the support, incentive programs, flexible FACULTY/STAFF for tin- kids! schedules, and the people. The Job Fair is Get fit Strength Training open to RNs and nursing students. You can Saturday, February 24 Wednesdays from Feb. 21 - April 4 learn about positions available on the Main Nccn-frOCpm Noon-1:00pm; 5:30pm-6:30pm Campus and you can earn tree CEUs white Student Dec Center learn the be ne fits of strength training, develop you're heie. ,J$ip Ma us Ice htotoun cl proper lifting techniques and obtain a OT^aercWci u> raise meney Ice personalized workout plan (1 weeks in S% Dance Marathcn MCI. Detr Studio; 3 weeks in Mezzanine). Thursday, March 1, ll-2pm and P