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AGNews doily independent student press Library sponsors art competition By ERIN BERGER assistant professor and bibliog- majors," she said. "Students get Nov. 1. Library. As an added incentive, there The BG News rapher with the library, one of to see the art their colleagues This year's contest will be The entries themselves must will also be cash prizes (or the purposes of this contest is and peers produce and they can judged by artist and poet Mari- be submitted on Oct. 6 to the BGSU Bookstore Certificates) Students have an opportuni- to get people to "explore and relate better." ty to show off their talents lene Phipps, whose paintings Library's Circulation Desk awarded to the first, second, expand their cultural identi- The contest was originally will be on display at Wankel- between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. while also expressing their ties." and third place finishes. Win- views on ethnic and cultural an essay contest, Forsyth said, man Gallery from Oct. 16 This is a contest for under- ners will receive $300, $200, There's a lot more to life but they decided to change it to through Nov. 7. identities in the Fourth Annual graduate students only, and $100, respectively. Undergraduate Art Contest. than what students normally an art contest because they Judging for the contest will Forsyth said, and each student The contest, sponsored by live with," Forsyth said. "This thought they would get more take place on Oct. 14. A presen- may submit only one piece of Anyone interested in more BGSU Friends of the Library, helps them reach beyond their response. tation by Phipps about her work. Work in all two-dimen- information about the specifics Libraries and Learning horizons." Zachary said that it was an poetry and a reception honor- sional and three-dimensional of the contest can contact Mary Resources and the BGSU Mary Beth Zachary, head of essay contest for six years and ing the art contest winners will media will also be accepted. Beth Zachary by calling African,i Heritage Committee, access services at the library, for the past three it has been an be held later that same day. Due to facility limitations, 372-2051 or writing is being put on through the said that a contest like this also art contest. Students interested in this video will not be accepted. [email protected]. work of the BGSU Multicultur- gives students the opportunity Different from the previous contest must register their All work must be accompa- "A contest like this gives us a al Affairs Committee. The to show their values, as far as three years though, this year intent to submit no later than nied by a typed statement of context base for our lives and a theme of this year's contest is diversity is concerned. the contest is being held in the Sept. 29. They can do so by approximately 100 words relat- "Expressing Ethnic and Cultur- "Student art is a place for fall instead of in the spring. obtaining an entry form and ing the work to the theme, better understanding of the al Identity Through the Arts." expression and the contest is The work will be on exhibit at then returning it to Mary Beth "Expressing ethnic and cultural world around us," Forsyth said. According to John Forsyth, for everyone, not just art Jerome Library Oct. 12 through Zachary, in care of Jerome identity through the arts." "It's all about growth." Chily's Express Credit cards pose risk to changes venue students
By BRANDI BARHITE walk-in freezer with a three- By CORY J. MCCARTNEY The BG News door freeer, which limited the The BG News variety of frozen foods and ice C. hily's Express, the cream. With the start of a new ' University conve- Lori Stewart, a Chily's clerk, school year, students are sure J nience store, has been said business has been slower to be confronted from all sides relocated and forced to limit its because of the relocation, yet with promises of "buy now pay product selection, while the old said it started to pick up this later." location undergoes renovation. week as more students realized Credit card companies offer Until November, Chily's its new location. students everything from free Express, now deemed a mini- Maley expressed a similar T-shirts to phone cards in order mart, will be located in the concern that students are not entice them. Yet one web site is concerned that students do not Commons lobby, a location one- aware that Chily's has moved. "Many people don't know understand the responsibilities fourth the size of the original that Chily's is open now," Maley of having a credit card. Chily's, on the southeast side of said. "People think it is closed the building. BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE "We recognize that students because they walk by the old Ryan Pavlcic looks among the aisles of food at Chily's Express located in the Commons. Chily's still buys from the need all relevant information location and see that it is same number of venders, but when signing up for credit empty." said the location is being com- cards," said Oren Milgram, has had to order smaller quan- Stewart said she was sur- pletely redone to look more pro- StudentMarket.com director of tities because of the space lim- prised the area was so small, fessional. The red door will be student affairs. "StudentMar- its, according to David Maley, but said that Chily's took into replaced with a glass door and ket.com gives students the food service manager. consideration what students the Commons lobby will be information they need to make Chily's still sells milk, bread, bought the most and tried to reverted to a dining area. a responsible decision about snack-food items, candy and stock the store accordingly. One added feature will be getting a credit card." canned goods. Additionally, the Neighborhood Deli, which "We still have everything, StudentMarket.com offers Maley said the store has made yet instead of having many dif- will serve made-to-order sand- wiches, wrapped sandwiches, advice for students on estab- it a priority to keep items, such ferent kinds of juice, we may lishing a positive credit history as hot pockets, burritos and soups, salads and bagels. only have two or three different Donuts and coffee will also be and tells them how to build and other frozen foods, in stock for maintain good credit. kinds," Stewart said. available for purchase. students. Jill Olthouse, a senior Eng- The renovated Chily's was Also found on the web site "We are trying to provide as lish education major, who has supposed to open Aug. 21, but are a number of criteria for much as we can," Maley said. shopped at Chily's for three because of. delays in getting finding the credit card that's "We made guesses as to what years said she is disappointed bids, the renovation was right for you. were the most popular items, in Chily's ice cream selection, delayed. but we do take requests if but otherwise is finding every- "We were disappointed that The online student credit someone wants an item we thing she needs. it didn't open in August, but we center provides tips, ranging eliminated." The new Chily's is expected are excited about its opening," BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE from paying on time to estab- Because of the move and lim- to open Nov. 7 and will be locat- Maley said. "It will look very lishing a phone bill in one's name. Students can also find ited available electricity, ed in the old location, near the nice and much more profession- Damon Lee looks for a tasty addition to potato chips at Chily's al." Express. out what a credit report is and Chily's also had to replace its Commons loading dock. Maley how to obtain a copy. "At campus credit card tables, students are told 'sign Facility shortages prompt changes in hiring here,"" Milgram said. "At Stu- dentMarket.com, we say 'Read this first and make an MoreJiM-tirne contracts, benefits, offered to attract teachers informed decision.™ By SARAH DELANEY versities, including the Univer- the credentials of possible A Visa representative, who The BG News sity of Toledo, Owens Commu- "Ninety-eight percent of all faculty positions teachers very closely. asked not to be named, said, nity College, the University of are advertised and applied for, and tenure "The University takes it very "We're just out here doing our Threatened with a possible Findlay, Bluffton College and job. When a student sees that teacher shortage, the Universi- BGSU. track positions often involve national seriously when students dont ty used new tactics to hire fac- Roger Thibault, assistant searches. think their teacher is quali- we're giving something away, they jump right into it. We're ulty members this fall. dean for planning and alloca- Roger Thibault fied," Thibault said. "To meet enrollment needs, tion, agreed that the Universi- not forcing them." the decision was made last Aassistanl Dean for Planning and Allocation For this reason, copies of ty was worried about a possible The Public Interest spring to fund full-time con- teacher shortage. every teacher's credentials are tracts rather than part-time," Thibault said. .the need of new teachers must Research Group (PIRG) found "Well-qualified people are go through the college office, kept on file by the college said Diane Regan, assistant to In the past, writing courses that students who obtain their hard to find because they are in like English 111 and 112 have the provost and the affirmative departments as a public record. the dean in the College of Arts credit cards from on-campus demand," Thibault said. "The been staffed with as many as action office, Thibault said. and Sciences. According to Regan, teach- tables have more credit (2.6 University allocated $1.7 mil- 50 different part-time instruc- After the need has been By offering full-time, full- lion for hiring new faculty ing assistants (TAs) with mas- versus 2.1) and higher unpaid tors. approved, a screening commit- balances ($1,039 versus $854) year contracts, staffing turned members for arts and sciences Thibault said some advan- tee is set up to actually hire the ter's degrees are usually only out to be easier than expected, to ensure that there was no than students who signed up tages to having a smaller, full- new faculty members. allowed to teach 100 and 200- elsewhere. Regan said. shortage of teachers." time staff are those instructors "Ninety-eight percent of all For the teachers, full-time Thibault also said that a level classes. are on campus more often, have faculty positions are advertised "We dont lecture the stu- contracts mean more benefits number of part-time faculty "University policy is that if more convenient office hours and applied for, and tenure dents about how the cards and perks, including health members were converted to and are involved in the devel- track positions often involve you are not a holder of a termi- care packages and easier full-time this fall to accommo- work," the Visa representative opment of the curriculum. national searches," Thibault nal degree, a Ph.D. or an MFA, said. "We believe that as adults access to students. date the increase in students. Hiring new full-time teach- said. you shouldn't be teaching and college students they According to Regan, there is "We were able to hire 19 full- ers is an involved process that Both Thibault and Regan should understand the basics of a lot of competition for teachers time teachers for general stud- can take months. Approval for said that the University checks above the 200 level," Regan among area colleges and uni- ies writing courses this fall," said. having credit cards."
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Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Tragedy invokes compassion As college students we have Atlanta bombing, Ryan White happen. People can choose to PEOPLE* a tendency to get a bad rap. story, and on and on. This coun- ignore it or they can embrace it People in the world think that try, despite all of its problems, with compassion. There are I \ an t$jel street* we are rude, drunk, inconsider- still has a incredible amount of some students here who have compassion. ate, and a slew of other bad had a tragedy, and you know Question: What do you think about credit card compa- adjectives. We bear the burden whom I mean. Imagine having nies that come to campus? of changing the world to create A few years ago, a graduate a better place, of being the care- student and several other stu- the place you live in go up in takers of the future, of being dents had an idea about how to flames. Imagine losing all that the leaders of tomorrow. help out some children that you have. For these people the Despite all of these responsibil- they had met. They formed worst has happened. Regard- ities, people in our country feel what they called the "Dream remember the widely publi- Team" and began to work. In less of how, why, or for what that the future is in jeopardy. cized event that gripped a reason, these students are They say things like "The lead- collaboration with Children's nation and shocked us as we Miracle Network, they spent a going to need your help. They i ers of tomorrow are never going were appalled at how anyone year planning this event. By are in need of your compassion. to be able to handle everything could be so cruel. Perhaps now you have guessed it, Dance Think about what you can do to that thev must, the future looks though, you were unaware of Sarita Sanke Chad I'hipps Marathon. This small group of help, money, food, clothes, bleak " ' the events that took place on Psychology i Sport Mgmt. people took a great idea and household items, whatever you the campus that he attended. added compassion. You see, Junior . Senior To this I can offer but simple can do. Every little bit helps. examples of the greatness that Thousands of students dawned inside the word compassion is I think it's "I think of it as a our generation possess and yellow and green ribbons to dis- the word passion, and with a Help to prove my point that our oying. If I way to git a free there are thousands of students play their disgust at the event passion, these individuals campus is a place of compas- ant one I'lI go t-shirt." hen- who exemplify what I am as well as their compassion for began an event that has sion, that the leaders of tomor- ■and get one." talking about. One mark of a the friends and family that become the biggest event on row are capable of helping Matthew left behind. Even the great person, of a person who campus. Dance Marathon is not those in need. Think about football team at his school dis- will be able to handle the bur- about dancing, it is not about yourself and what you would be played their ribbons, while this how much money can be raised, den of tomorrow, of a person like if this happened to you. marked for greatness is com- might not seem impressive, it is not about sacrifice. Dance p.i-Mon. Compassion for the realize that Matthew was gay, Marathon is about compassion. Henry Drummond said, "You people surrounding them and and that is the reason he was It is a chance for students on will find, as you look back upon the problems that they face. killed. While avoiding the this campus to say that they your life, that the moments Compassion is a rarely used stereotypes, most would not care, to prove that they recog- that stand out are the moments term despite that fact that this think that football players nize that pain and suffering when you have done things for would be collectively compas- campus and other campuses that others have to face. It is a others." Reach out, be compas- Chris Irimble sionate toward a gay student. wonderful event that continues i MattPickett around the states are extreme- sionate. General Business ly compassionate. Still these players were. to grow every year. It is time Caonernl Bu: Junior * Senior where people realize that no •The> >e okay. Last year a tragedy occurred The death of the Kennedy matter how bad they think "They gave] in the state of Wyoming, a stu- family was a tragedy and yet in They paid lor our ree clothes their life is, maybe it is not as Jud Laipply tries to exhibit last keg party." dent was robbed, beaten, and a time of tragedy one can not bad as they think. f'my house bj left for dead in a crime of help but be amazed at the compassion when possible and down extreme hate and prejudice. amount of compassion that this Now I come to the main point hope that you will too. He can be I Hi>. name was Matthew Shep- country showed. Events like of my column. In the wake of reached at [email protected]. pard. More than likely you the Oklahoma bombing, the every tragedy two things can edu. Teen smoking not only problem
Suck on this. Right now the to them). Point being, as a cul- government, those people we ture we've always been drink- give lots of money to every April ing, but smoking is a much 15, is spending millions of dol- newer pastime. Yet our law- lars on an ad campaign to makers have deemed it okay to encourage teenagers not to light one up before you can put smoke. The campaign uses var- one down. If drinking requires ious forms of media to make so much more life experience smoking appear 'un-cool,' the than smoking, why aren't our rationale being that if teens elected officials trying to curb view smoking as other than a teen drinking with the same cool thing, they won't want to cerned about their health in zeal they reserve for teen smok- smoke. Genius, isn't it? Mind harms way. What's the prob- ing? you of course, once a person lem? It's 1999, almost 2000, Let us also not forget about reaches the legal age of 18 they and we've got a population illegal drugs. These arc sub- can smoke until they're literal- problem with which to deal. If stances that are so bad that our ly blue in the face. Apparently, a segment of the population, no federal legislature has deemed by the government's way of matter their age, wishes to them to be forbidden no matter thinking, tobacco smoking does knowingly shorten their time how old you are. If drugs are so much less harm to a person on the mortal coil, who are we harmful and addictive that no once they are a legal adult. I to stop them? one is permitted to use them, know that's not really what Besides smoking, there are why aren't they the top priority they think, but if smoking is many other ways, regulated by for teen use prevention? such a terrible thing, why are the government, to get onto the Truth be told, it doesn't mat- they only trying to protect folks express lane to the other side. ter how many ways the govern- under the age of 18? Have they Let's not forget our best college ment tries to curb teen smok- given up on the rest of us? Are friend, alcohol. Forget for a ing, drinking, or drug use. we less important than grades moment that alcohol kills brain They're not going to listen any- 6-12? cells and can make your liver way. Rebellion is a natural part Please don't think this is a grow to the size of a small of youth. If we told them to tirade from an angry smoker Honda; it's also addictive. smoke and not do their home- (or a 17-year-old who desper- While I've heard many sad sto- work we'd have an epidemic of Letter to the Editor ately wants a Camel). I don't ries of families wrecked by 4.0 students. Items that are smoke, but the logic of cracking mommy or daddy drinking too contraband to youths appear all Student parking This is not only hugely out of them being right on one of the down on teen smoking, when much, I've never heard of fami- that more alluring. Any anti- the way for most people but main drag roads right from I- there are so many more preva- ly breaking up because the smoking campaign is like in overflow lot also serves as a security issue. 75, they are susceptible to any- lent problems out there, makes father smoked a pack a day of reverse psychology in reverse. There is very limited lighting in one getting to the cars parked as much sense to me as Dennis Winstons. As many of you may It won't work, and it will proba- dangerous lot 6 and the overflow lot which in these areas and doing what- Rodman in a Revlon commer- be painfully aware (especially bly make the problem a little causes it to be extremely dark ever they please. cial. Currently, once an Ameri- freshmen and sophomores) it is worse. If kids wish to smoke let and hard to get around in. can turns 18 they are permitted illegal to drink until the age of it be. They will either grow Parking issues have been These issues need to be to make a decision about 21. The disparity between tired of it, and quit, or not. The Many more lights should be taken into consideration when drinking and smoking ages raised thoroughly around cam- whether or not they will smoke. worst thing that could happen placed in that area so that stu- requiring students to park in puzzles me. Alcohol has been a pus life from students to even Why can't they make such a would be their death, which dents feel somewhat safe way the "boonies," and when there part of western culture since would help with the problem of faculty throughout the past few out by the expressway. These decision a 17 or 16, or even 14? are several parking spaces that What's the big deal? Smoking the begining of western culture, overpopulation anyway. lots have no sort of security years. Now students who are being left empty around is unhealthy. It gives you a whereas smoking tobacco was choose to have their car on cam- about them and are basically campus day after day. introduced to us by our Native Pete Jamison can be reached open to the public eye. short-term buzz and lung can- pus, no matter what year stu- cer. Smoking puts the lives of American friends (I bet they by sending comments to pete- feel really guilty about that, dent they are, are required to With no fencing or such mea- those who aren't terribly con- jam @bgnet.bgsu.du. especially after we were so nice park in lot 6 and lot 6 overflow. sures around these lots and Tiffany Mahan 210 West Hall Letters to the Editor Policy Bowling Green State University Do you agree with all of this? We doubt It. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 know where you stand. of any material from this publlcatipn without prior permission of Phone: (419) 372-2601 ■ Letters to the Editor. 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ACROSS | H« r 1 Hn » 10 li 1 Want_ I can't finish anything at all 4 Wound crust accomplish any of these of whack. Write down what I have to 8 Feels one sway M 1 14 Boozer things I write down. Except And when my plans don't do. 15 Continental Column for like, "eat breakfast," and go ... as planned, I get tense. Decorate my list with currency f" PI "watch Road Rules." Of And when I get tense, I can't markers. 16 Nine-day3 ■H p H" H course, it may be my own devotion Title Here concentrate. And when I can't Put stickers on the list. 17 City near the fault for adding things to my concentrate? I can't think of Poconos lists like "Conquer East column ideas. Hang the list in a promi- 19 Briet summary Timor," "Learn Tagalog," and nent location. ?0 Social insect M M I know this seems like a y* ■ \v | | 1 "Figure out I-otus Notes." Decide that since removal 21 Gene Barry TV BY MARY BETH cop-out, a lame excuse for not series. 'Bat ' The lists just make me feel to the aforementioned promi- MURTHA better about my intentions. printing my usual hilarious 23 Hock content. It is. nent location results in a 25 Leonine growths *4 •«, gH*' H* And my intentions are papercut, the list shall be 26 Musical Because it's five hours and Sheesh. Here it is, five good, I swear. I really did moved to the bottom of my postscript 28 minutes past deadline, 27 Gray shade hours and 14 minutes past mean to sign up for this vol- knapsack. m jT - and I need a cigarette break, 28 Tes Preludes deadline, and I'm flat out of unteer group or that organi- composer ""■ 1 and some major source of caf- Remember list two days PC M column ideas. Completely zation. I just was too busy to 29 Window parts later. H -ffffj out. Not a single, lonely, stop by. And I really did mean feine, and a bit of time to get 30 Jumper my homework done. heartbroken one in my spa- to research that essay that Frantically run around 32 Cars I'm sure you understand. trying to get things done. 34 Ripens cious head. I'm supposed to write. And 36 Badgers Sometimes there's just not 1999 Tit***: McOta Sfrficei. Inc 3fZ/SS I find it a habit in my life boy oh boy, I had definitely Realize that these things 40 Expenses A»f«jhts reserved planned on visiting my good enough time in the day to get 42 Replace a to put things like this off should have been done two old friend from second grade, everything-done. And when days ago and I have been stopper until the last possible 43 Hazardous 4 Mailed who has been calling twice a you rush so fast that you feel wasting my time. CROSS, minute. To call this procrasti- 46 Symbol of 5 Divide cards day since last Thursday. My stressed out, you of course achievement 6 Smels nation would be like saying take a quick break, which of Sit down and think of word University tuition is a buck schedule is just so packed! 48 "Road to _" 7 Jackpot That's because some things course turns into hours. And what I have to do. 49 Eye amorously 8 Pesky insects LOOKING FOR or two. 50 Laugh ng take longer than others. then everything hits the fan. Write it down. 9 Lanat ANSWERS IN ALL I'm talking hard-core neg- predator 10 Makes cloudy I'm not really trying to jus- ligence. To illustrate: I have class Get irritated with the 51 Pelt 11 Individual THE WRONG until 5:45. Logically, I eat tify my inability to accom- whole messy process. 52 Burdensomely 12 Create a Oh sure, I appear orga- plish anything. I realize that 54 Play on words cryptogram PLACES? dinner at 6 p.m. However, Sit down and chill out by nized and on top of things to due to some mysterious with a modification to my 55 Scattering, as 13 Finnish baths GET SOME HELP staring out the window or seeds 18 Dancer Miller the uninformed bystander. I application of Murphy's law, schedule and my habits, my watching TV or grumbling. 56 Unable to toll one 22 Arrangement FROM THE make lists. I write things in there arc always at least 47 life could flow as easily as a pilch Irom 23 Tropical tree my notebooks. I talk to my hundred people in the cafete- river of Kool-Aid. But then Get motivated by a comm- another 24 On the bmy ANSWER KEY — self with a furrowed brow as ria at the precise time that I I'd have to take the time to rcial. 60 Deep furrow 25 Gets stuc< In www.bgnews.com I scribble in my planner. walk in the door. Hence, remodify, thereby losing pre- 61 Seth'sson mud Vow U) get out there and 62 Sell ■.-■.--- . ■ . v >*fiaii. - . ■ .- ■ .-. .\ -, page 4 The BG News Melissa Naymik Editor-in-Chief WORLD NEWS 372-6966 Bakeries serving Kroger on strike World's deadliest crash convict freed The Associated Press By MARK If. CHELLGREN COLUMBUS— Management personnel were operating a bak- Eye on the Nation Associated Press Writer ery that serves 107 Kroger stores in Ohio ind part of West Vir- LA GRANGE, Ky. —After spending less than 11 years behind ginia after more than 600 union employees were idled by a bars, the man convicted of the nation's deadliest drunken driving strike. accident, a head-on collision that killed 27 people, walked out of Some 58 maintenance workers represented by Local 55 of the Panama's First Lady prison today as a free man. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Larry Mahoney walked down the steps in front of the Ken- went on strike at midnight Sunday after negotiations failed to tucky State Reformatory, carrying his possessions in two brown produce a new contract. paper bags. He was driven away in a car with tinted windows. Another 567 members of the Bakers, Confectioners and Tobac- Mahoney, now 46, served nine years and six months in prison, co Workers union are honoring the picket l'nes. The strikers say they are seeking improvements in pay and and spent nearly a year in jail before his trial. He earned his retirement benefits. early release with good behavior and education. The average pay for the maintenance workers is $15 an hour, Mahoney, whose blood alcohol content was nearly three times according to Gary Messer, Local 55 bargaining committee chair- the legal limit, drove his pickup truck the wrong direction on man. Interstate 71 on May 14, 1988, and slammed into a bus that was "Right now, we're at an impasse," Messer said of the contract taking 67 people home from a church outing to an amusement talks. "No future meetings are set at this time." park north of Cincinnati. Break in national gas prices near Venice Film Festival pays tribute By MICHAEL WHITE By CANDICE HUGHES AP Business Writer Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES — Americans who take to the highways for VENICE, Italy — Venice may be the grand old lady of film fes- the Labor Day weekend will pay dearly to fill their gas tanks. tivals, but she showed her mettle Wednesday, opening with a jumbo jolt of Hollywood star power and sheer sex appeal: Tom Since late June, the average price of gasoline nationwide has Cruise and Nicole Kidman in "Eyes Wide Shut." climbed 11.5 cents per gallon to $1.31, according to an Aug. 20 The tale of a marriage rent by jealousy and sexual obsession Lundberg Survey. The increase followed an 8.5-cent jump in is the final work of renowned director Stanley Kubrick. He died March and a 14-cent spike in early April. on March 7, just days after finishing the film. California motorists, who use more costly blends designed to "Kubrick's movie showed us the way to go," said director Emir Associated Press Photo reduce pollution, have been hit even harder. The average price Kusturica, the head of the Venice jury. "He showed us that cine- has risen 14 cents since late June to $1.47, according to Lund- ma is still art." New Panamanian President Mireya Moscoso is sworn into As a special tribute to Kubrick, Venice is screening "Eyes Wide berg figures. office by legislator Enrique Garrido during Moscoso's inaugu- Shut" at all three of its 56-year-old festival's main venues. And However, relief from nearly seven months of increases may be ration ceremony In Panama City, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1999. audiences in Venice and elsewhere in Europe get to see the orig- in sight. The end-of-summer holiday traditionally marks a drop Moscoso is the first female president in Panamanian history. inal version — without the digitally-added figures that obscured in demand, and U.S. refinery breakdowns that squeezed supplies nudity in an orgy scene to appease the censors who rate films for appear to be under control. American audiences. New law prohibits use of car cell phone JRnd out Falcon sports By MIKE WENDLING Patrolman Richard Hovan, Associated Press Writer the primary officer in charge of scores every day In BROOKLYN, Ohio — Police enforcing the new law, said the started ticketing drivers for ordinance will make city streets The BG News using hand-held cell phones in safer. this Cleveland suburb Wednes- "You might save a couple day under a law believed to be minutes with a cell phone, but the first of its kind in the coun- is it really worth it if you get try. into an accident?" Hovan said. There's Always Something Since the ordinance was A 1997 study published in passed in March, police had the New England Journal of New in Classifieds! warned about 150 chatty dri- Medicine found that talking on vers. a phone while driving quadru- On Wednesday, police hand- pled the risk of an accident and Hockey World Leagues are now loaning in tne following sports ed out six tickets by 4 p.m. was almost as dangerous as Indtxir Sports Ccnlct • Roller Hockey • Slree! HocXey being drunk behind the wheel. • Arena Lacrosse • Sand Soccer Fines for the misdemeanor 6154 Spnnf Valley [» Holland OH 41528 • Sand Volleyball • iceless Bioombali start at $3 for first-time offend- Several countries have • *,m,i fnun Spnnt Mtudo-t SAoppmt < tilt> ers, but can shoot up to $100 for banned the use of cell phones ROLLER HOCKEY a second offense or if the driver while driving. Fall Session Degms Seff U revsiraoon enttt SW 10 Cosl $90 00 moviouai. $850 00 team is involved in an accident. But Jeffrey Nelson, a Youtti • 0 games. 2 pracKes and playoffs • Adult • 10 games and playoffs The new law prohibits use of spokesman for the Cellular C*i.sa!41»/»67-PUCK o* tome by the in* for registration into and sgn & a cell phone while driving Telecommunications Industry unless both hands are on the Association, said he believes steering wheel. Exceptions are Brooklyn's law is the first of its LAE IAE IAE IAE IAE IAE IAE IAE made for emergency calls, kind in the United States. using a phone in a parked car, Brooklyn has a history of ATTENTION FRESHMAN MEN: or using a speakerphone. leading the way in traffic safe- One of the initiators of the ty. Coyne, 82, who has been Were you a leader in high school? law was Brooklyn Mayor John mayor since 1948, helped to Were you an athlete in high school? M. Coyne. enact a seat-belt requirement Associated Press Photo in 1966. He said that law was Brooklyn, OH patrolman Richard Hovan tickets a driver for using "What we're telling people is a cellular phone while driving through the Cleveland suburb, Do you enjoy an active social life? that if you're going to give the also the first of its type. Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1999. If your answer is yes to any of these questions gift of gab, get to the side of the Coyne said he's fielded over road," Coyne said. 60 requests for copies of Brook- him had been talking on his cell The idea for the ordinance lyn's legislation from munici- he can stop people from talking RUSHZAE began when the mayor learned palities around the country. while driving, he acknowledged phone for about six miles," that an accident near a city The mayor hopes the cell phone that the habit might be hard to Coyne said. 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"There will be about seven caravans across the nation," said Dick Connor. The one vis- iting Bowling Green is coming Photo Provided down from Detroit and Cana- da- Approximately 150-200 Corvettes, much like this one, will According to Connor, the car- parade through BG today to promote the Corvette Museum in avan will roll into town at Bowling Green, Ky. about 8:30 a.m. and pull into starting Friday and lasting Connor says that this year's the parking lot in front of the until Monday," Connor said. caravan is much larger than Field House. After that, they "Bowling Green is geared up for the one that was organized will continue on through town, it There probably won't be a three years ago. The one com- stopping to get gas and relax, motel room for about 50 miles." ing through BG will be about and then continue onto During the weekend there 150-200 cars. BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE Louisville, which they hope to will be a Corvette show, a swap "Some of this year's caravan reach by the second. From meet, a tour of a Corvette plant, there, all the caravans will is over 30 miles long," he said. Andrea Hoag participate* in a BG Christian Students promotion for "Thursday Nite Live" in an introduction of the 2000 the Union Oval yestrday. For more information on BG Christian Students or "Thursday Nite meet up in Bowling Green, Ky. "And the caravans usually go model, the Hall of Fame induc- Live," call 419/352-0006 or visit their website at www. at the Corvette Museum for a tions, seminars, drag racing, a over 80 miles an hour, so this is bgsu.edu/studentlife/organizations/bgcs. weekend of festivities. fashion show and live enter- much bigger than the last time "It will be a four day event, tainment from various bands. that they did this." Student serves on city council to improve community By AMY JO L. BROWN As a member of city council, representation in city affairs. Wicks, city councilwoman of the very easy. itics began her freshman year The BG News Tomashefski will represent "It really surprised me," she 3rd Ward. "They help to bal- "If you call the city, they will at the University after she University student Sarah both students and residents said. She encourages students ance out the city." get you involved," she said. She became involved with the Col- Tomashefski recently joined who live in the 1st Ward. to come speak to her or call her Wicks nominated Tomashefs- encourages students to register lege Democrats organization on Bowling Green's city council fol- "I'm not here simply to rep- at 372-4234 if they have any ki for the seat left vacant by to vote, as collectively they campus. concerns. Meyer, who was also a Univer- could have a significant voice. lowing the resignation of coun- resent students, but also the She helped register voters cilwoman Julie Meyer. community," Tomashefski said. Student representatives are sity student. "All they need is a form [to and began sitting in on city The city council appointed "Many view Bowling Green as a not uncommon. A University "Sarah is very energetic and register]," she said, "They can council meetings, which even- Tomashefski in the beginning of college town. It's not. It [the student has participated on the personable," Wicks said, "I real- call the city or me to get it. August. She will finish out University) is a portion of the city council each year for the ly look forward to having her on They don't even need to buy tually led to her appointment. Meyer's term and run to be town." past several years. the council." postage. I'll take the form in for "I feel every citizen has an retained on Election Day, Nov. She said, however, many stu- "They bring a nice perspec- Getting involved in city gov- them." obligation to give something 2. dents don't realize they do have tive to the council," said Sandy ernment, Tomashefski said, is Tomashefski's interest in pol- back," she said. /{**£££ ihi ^^' ffilA here s a better way :o save time & money •!•!•] L«CK»i»J II Your Online College Bookstore .) TIT 'iP -\V ^ TN r?r.--?^ tTisrrri va 3 lvn5TTit!55 :la"5. crT.aTa^'teecI, 'Books delivered in no more than three business days or your shipping is refunded. Some restrictions apply See www.varsitybooks.com for details. i \ - . page 6 The BG News Thursday, September 2, 1999 Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 Men's club team ready to go on the attack By WENDY WELLMAN Men's club volleyball will to be ignored, however. Last said. "We plan on doing more said. "We had a young team. watch. hold open gym the week of Sep- March, they took second place conditioning, more running this People were still learning how The BG News "He will definitely have a The Bowling Green tember 13 at 8 p.m. and tryouts in the silver bracket at the Mid- year." to play together." the following week in Eppler west Intercollegiate Volleyball more disciplined year this State University's Men's Club McCabe is looking forward to South for any male University Association Tournament. According to Boston, return- year," he said. "He is a lot more Volleyball team is preparing to playing again with junior Sean students interested in playing. ing sophomore teammate Marc focused." attack with a vengeance this BGSU has also won first at Huiet who took last semester Rairden brings a lot of experi- year. BGSU competes against the All-Ohio Tournament at off. ence to the B-team. An informational meeting such schools as Miami Univer- ONU for the past three years in will be held 8 p.m. on Septem- "Volleyball has always been sity, Ohio State University, a row, and took first in the tour- "We're glad to have him back Rairden, along with McCabe, ber 12 in BA106 for any male kind of a girls' sport. Some peo- University of Cincinnati and nament at Ohio Wesleyan last on the team," he said. "He's a came from Cincinnati Moeller's ple don't have a good impres- Ohio Northern. year, McCabe said. good leader for us." 1997 state championship team. students interested in playing. sion of guys' volleyball," said Defensive specialist Stephen Rairden went on in 1998 with team president Clint McCabe. "OSU is a pretty big power- Both BGSU men's volleyball Team practices will be held Boston said the team has a Moeller to win the state cham- "But you have to come out and house," said McCabe, a junior A and B teams won a tourna- in the evenings three times a more focused agenda this year. pionship again. see it. The sport's growing real- outside hitter. "But it's Illinois ment each at home last year. week in Eppler. Contact Thad who usually kills everybody." ly fast, and we're really gaining "We'll do even better "Last year was sort of a Boston also cites junior Long at the Recreational Sports a lot more support." McCabe and his team are not this year than last," McCabe rebuilding year for us," Boston Eddie Fisher as a player to office for more information. Falcon's shoot down Flyers, 3-1 Indians By DAVE TRUMAN He scored on a rebound from defense to offense The BG News off of Dayton goalkeeper and offense to defense." win big The Bowling Green Jeff Krempec after a free At half-time, Mahler men's soccer team opened kick. Bobby Biggs and was not ready to sit on its season in impressive Jason Bryant assisted on the 2-0 lead. He told his over fashion last night at the play. Cochrane Field with a 3-1 Thomas called the goal victory over non-confer- a momentum builder. Angels ence rival Dayton. "We definitely strug- The Flyers tested gled last year [with scor- senior goalkeeper Ty ing], but we put three up Fowler with 24 shots and there on the board today, By JOHN AFFLECK the former three-year which is a good sign," Associated Press Writer reserve came through Thomas said. "There are CLEVELAND — Kenny with 9 saves, but credited a lot of veterans on the Lofton returned to the Indians' his teammates with the team this year and a lot of lineup Wednesday night and victory. kids who have seen play- made an immediate impact, Fowler said he was ing time. We're gradually sparking a six-run third inning maturing and getting nervous before the game that lifted Cleveland to a 8-1 vic- more comfortable on the but knew he could count tory over Anaheim. "With respect to the guys in front of Mel Mahler Pitching before a record regu- me and the defense, I am just really lar season crowd at Jacobs Field team to stay more com- of 43,399, Dave Burba (12-7) gave glad they're there because they are a pact and do a better job of up eight hits but just one run solid defense and it really helped out controlling the ball while over eight innings. Burba, who my nerves." continuing to attack the struck out seven, including the Dayton defense. side in the eighth, has suddenly Ty Fowler "We couldn't connect on become Cleveland's hottest Falcon goalie three consecutive passes pitcher, winning his last four at times," he said. "Our starts. on his teammates to carry back line needed to keep The Angels have lost eight their share of the load. field." closer support to our mid- "With respect to the The Falcons cushioned field and forwards and we straight games and 10 of 11. Starter Jarrod Washburn (0-3) guys in front of me and their lead with 12:47 needed to develop a killer the defense, I am just remaining in the first half instinct. If we got a third couldn't get an out in the third really glad they're there when Tony Malik and goal within the next 15 and was charged with all six because they are a solid Gene Braxton assisted on minutes I felt the ball runs in the inning. defense and it really a goal by sophomore game was over. We got it Lofton, coming back from a helped out my nerves," he Kevin Wisniewski. done and I was pleased right hamstring injury that kept said. "|The two first-half BG coach Mel Mahler with that." him out of all but one game in goals] released the pres- was very happy with the Bobby Biggs proved August, finished 2-for-3 with a sure on the whole team. It way his team capitalized allowed us to' relax and Mahler right when he walk. His double to the wall in on Dayton's mistakes, but iced the game just 6:23 center drove home I.mar Diaz to have an added comfort still found room for but we tried to keep the into the second half. start the scoring. improvement. Dayton cracked the Photo Provided pressure on and not let in "We still have a lot of Omar Vizquel followed with a a stupid goal." scoreboard with 5:07 to Falcon senior forward Chris Dore hustles for the ball in a previous game single to right-center and Lofton work from an organiza- play on a goal Fowler against Dayton. Midfielder Tommy tional standpoint," scored when Roberto Alomar hit Thomas broke the seal on Mahler said. "We have to credited partially to Emmanuel Ayim's goal. didn't work. They got an think it was reflective of another single to the same spot. fatigue. the new season just nine clean things up in our "We tried to pull off our easy breakaway and we the way the defense Vizquel scored on a double minutes into the game. transitional game, going "That was just a break- defensive trap and it just got caught, but I don't played." down," Fowler said of steal when catcher Malt Wal- beck's throw to third skipped into left field. Manny Ramirez then got his 136th RBI of the year UT- Syracuse battle will show off new offenses with a triple to right. Angels out- fielder Tim Salmon helped out Ramirez when he slipped on the By JOHN SEEWER either sophomore Madei The Rockets also will be eight seasons. warning track. Associated Press Writer Williams or redshirt fresh- breaking in a new quarter- But the inning's most bizarre TOLEDO— Heading man Troy Nunes. Williams back. Toledo, playing in the moment came next when Jim into Thursday night's was the front-runner until Junior Dan Cole will Thome hit a towering fly to cen- opener, Syracuse and Tole- an injury to his non-throw- Mid-American Confer- take over for Chris Wal- ter. do are looking to fill sever- ing hand forced him to sit lace, a two-year starter Center fielder Garret Ander- al holes on offense, includ- out practice last week. ence, has 66 victories in the ing replacing record-set- who set several touch- son called for the ball but then ting quarterbacks, and "Whoever it is, he's down records. 1990s, more than any other broke toward right field, looking going to be a great athlete, skyward. Salmon cut behind him return experienced defens- Cole said his focus will because they don't have MAC school. And in 1997, and picked up the ball as be on making smart deci- average athletes at quar- Ramirez jogged home. Thome sions. Toledo beat visiting Pur- The immediate concern terback there," Toledo was credited with a double. for Syracuse coach Paul coach Gary Pinkel said. "It all starts with good due 36-22 in one of its Thome and Richie Sexson Pasqualoni is finding a "We just have to concen- decision making," he said. added consecutive solo homers replacement for quarter- trate on the scheme." "But I'm not going to shy proudest victories. in the fifth. Sexson broke his bat back Donovan McNabb, away from making plays. I but still hit the ball 395 feet. Also missing from last the second pick in this just don't want to force Anaheim's run came in the season is top wide receiver In recent years, the year's NFL draft and a anything." sixth when Salmon doubled and Kevin Johnson, now with four-year starter for the Rockets have played host later scored on Troy Glaus' Orangemen. the Cleveland Browns, Syracuse returns seven groundout. Associated Press photo leading rusher Kyle Mcln- starters on defense, and to Indiana and Kansas. McNabb's successor tosh and fullback Rob Toledo football coach Gary Pinkel is preparing for a Cleveland set its old atten- Toledo brings back eight dance record at Jacobs Field on might not be known until Konrad. big game against the incoming Orangeman. from a year ago. That's why Pinkel doesn't May 25, 1998, when 43342 fans just before the game at Syracuse. Pinkel, though, doubts Throw in the departure "We have to carry the watched the Indians play Toledo's Glass Bowl. And the Big East school will think his players should be of offensive coordinator Detroit. there's a possibility that "Toledo doesn't know want to change its style of team a little bit like the Kevin Rogers, now in the awed playing Syracuse. Notes: The brace being wom four players could see who to prepare for," play. offense did last year," said action at quarterback. same position at Notre Brown said. 'The only film Syracuse defensive end by Cleveland catcher Sandy Alo- Dame, and the Orangemen they can watch has Dono- "There could be some Dwight Freeney. "They're not the only mar, on the disabled list since "All of the quarterbacks could have an entirely new van McNabb at quarter- subtle changes, but they've May 11 with an injured left knee, The Rockets are looking have to be prepared to look on offense. back, and it's not the same. been very, very successful good football to come in is working so well that right now play," Pasqualoni said. They'll have a tough time with this offense," Pinkel forward to showcasing he is planning to skip getting an their program against a "And all might play." Junior running back figuring who's going to said. "I don't think they'll here," he said. "I just think injection of lubricant into the Dee Brown thinks all of play." make a lot of big changes." team that had finished in knee to lessen the pain. He could The starter likely will be that is an advantage for the Top 25 in six of the past they're the best team." join the Indians in Baltimore this weekend. Thursday, September 2, 1999 The BG News page 7 • Academic Ouli Tfim Sitting down on the job • ACtiV* f "r r.l-iin TOdJV 'ill Science Society ntmg M.inj9*ment information Syttemt B Club nencan Craduit* Student Allocution • African People i Mtociatlon • Air Forte ItOTC • Aloha cptilon oelta - Alpha Eta «ho • Alpha la —- • Aiph,i p» • Alpine '.-...... eiety Student Affiliate* laltheare laecutive enti Organnation ■ American Institute of Ai • American Marketing An • Americ • American string Ttacneri' Allocution • Amnesty international told Air Society • Art Hittoriam Association ■ Artists unglued • Asian Comi • BACCHUS • Baseball Club (Men si ■ Beta Beta Beta • BC 24 Ne • IC Christi • BC council of Teachers of Mathematics • BC Student Development Association ■ BCSU College Clut • Black Student Uni • Black Swamp Rangers — -• Black cultural Activities .... Green Radio News ■ Bowling Creen Radio Sports Organization • Bowling Creen student Education Association • Boys to Men Ad hot Committee • Business Professionals of America ■ Campus Crusade for Christ • Campus Tour Cuides • Caribbean Association • Catholic Student Connection ■ Chinese Club • Chinese students t Scholars Association ■ Chorus iMerrsi • Christian Science Organnation - Circle K international • College of Musical Arts Student Advisory Committee • College (republicans • Collegiate «*H • Collegiate Chorale • Collegiate Council of the March of Dimes ■ Computer Art Club • Criminal Justice Organization • Cycling Club • Oance Marathon (Children's " • Delta Sigma Pi • Dietetic Eiperts of Tomorrow • Dry Dock • Economics Club • Elementary Education • fiectnc Falcon Design • Environmental Action o. • Epsiion Kappa Theta Associated Pros Photo • Fashion Merchandising Association • Fellowship ot Catholic university Students iFOCUSi Roberto Alomar makes a play for the highlight films as he throws out an Angel out in last night's - Fellowship of Christian Athletes • Fellowship of Christian CraOuatt Students game. Cleveland beat Anaheim 8-1 last night at Jacobs field. The Indians have a commanding • Fencing Club ilttee lead in the Central Division of the American Legue. • Flying Club b s of the Deaf Community s of the Humane society • CAMMA iCreeki Advocating Mature Management of Alcohon • German Club • Golden Key National Honor Society • Gospel Choir Strawberry returns Rookies ■ Graduate Business student Association • Graduate Students of Technology ■ Graduate Student SenateiCSSl ■HIAIIH ClUb • KOPf IHIV Outreach Prevention, and Education! face off in • Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter • Hiliel (Jewish student unlom • History Society • Hockey (Men si • Hotkey iWomen si to Yankees... again Philly • Honors student Association • India Student Association • interfrat By JOSH DUBOW many at-bats will he get. Associated Press ications AP Sports Writer tian Fellowship Strawberry was not in the PHILADELPHIA — It's • ■•■!■ i Board NEW YORK — In what has lineup for Wednesday night's No. 1 against No. 2. • lehovah s witnesses become almost an annual ritu- • JUNTOS (latino Graduate Organisation) game against Oakland but is - Kappa Kappa Psi al for the New York Yankees, Even though the game is - Kappa Mu Epsllon expected to start Thursday - Kappa Phi Club Darryl Strawberry made his an ordinary practice game, • Korean Martial Arts Club • Lacrosse iMensi long-awaited return to the afternoon at designated hitter Thursday's contest between • lacrosse ■ women s) • latino Student Union team Wednesday night. to give Davis a day off. the Philadelphia Eagles and • i after-Day Saint Student Aisociatio • law Society Cleveland Browns is going to • Marine Biology Associate- Strawberry's teammates "It's not a big deal if I play • Medical Technology Club be watched heavily because • Minority Career Association greeted the player who helped • Mortar Board or not," Strawberry said. "My the top two picks in last • National Assoclitir * t of Colored People them win two World Series - National Pan' — role will be what Mr. Torre April's NFL Draft, Tim Couch • National Sods... « championships with hugs and il Student Speech I wants it to be. I'm just glad to and Donovan McNabb, will be ek Council laughter Wednesday as he itional student Association on the same field. (t Ohio Coalition Student Branch of returned to play at Yankee have a chance." I Society for Quality us Connection Stadium for the first time Both are backups, Couch ._ -isence With Strawberry out for • Omega Phi Alpha since last Sept. 27. behind veteran Ty Detmer • omltron Delta Kappa five months, Ricky Ledee has • Order of Omega and McNabb behind veteran • Organization Development Student Network This is the first time in my • Orientation Board solidified his spot as the left- Doug Pederson. Couch was • Pagan Student Union career that I've been a Sep- • Panhelienic Council handed left-fielder and Davis the No. 1 overall pick after an • Phi Beta Kappa tember callup," said Strawber- • Phi Eta Sigma will get the bulk of the at-bats • Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ry, who was brought up from outstanding career at Ken- • Phi Upsilon Omicron ■ Pi Kappa Delta Triple-A Columbus along with at designated hitter. tucky, while McNabb landed • Pi omega Pi Alpha Psi Chapter • PBAECfPTA infielder Clay Bellinger and in Philadelphia after starring argins Strawberry will get a ical Therapy Club right-hander Dan Naulty on at Syracuse. is Stones chance to show off his power ling Club the day rosters expand. But while the players are it • Recreation Majors Association as a pinch-hitter and a fill-in going to be scrutinized for • Resident Student Association "It feels really good to be • ROTC Royal Green-. as Torre gives his regulars ■ Rowing Club back and see the guys and be their performances Thursday • Rugby (Men's) • Rugby iWomen si part of what this is all about." some time off to prepare for night, neither is approaching • Russian Club • Sales and Marketing Club the postseason. the meeting as a personal • Sigma Alpha lota It has been a long 11 duel. - Sigma Ga months for Strawberry, who Strawberry, who hit .288 • Soccer Men M "I'm just concerned with • Society f-- * missed last year's playoffs with four homers in 20 games • Society f Donovan McNabb," said McN- • Society fur inmai after learning he had colon • Society of Physics Sti for Columbus, will have to • Spiritual Truth Seekers cancer and whose return to abb, who tossed his first • Sport Management Alliance prove that he is worth a post it Alumni Association the majors this year was touchdown pass of the presea- • Student Ad Board • student Art Education Association delayed by a suspension for on the postseason roster. son last week against the ■ student Art Glass Association • Student Art Therapy Association his no-contest plea to cocaine Minnesota Vikings. "They've *—it Ceramic Organisation "He's one of those guys who it construction Management Associate possession. thrown a lot at me in a short • student Council for Exceptional Children gets the ball in the air and it ■ Student Marketing Education Association period of time and I'm just • student Nurse Association "When I look in the mirror, ■ Student Organisation of Social Workers doesn't come down," Torre trying to learn the system, I ■ Students for A Free Tibet I look at the enemy," Straw- • Students for Quality Education said. "There are not very many learn the offense and get bet- • TaiChl ChuanClub berry said. "There is no one to ■ Tau Beta Sigma people like that. He makes the ter every day." • Theta Alpha Phi blame for this but myself." ■ Undergraduate Gerontology Associatio" • Undergraduate Student Government other manager think before Couch agrees. He's trying That is a refrain similar to making a pitching change." to keep up with the warp- one heard after previous bouts speed tempo of the NFL. with drugs and alcohol over Strawberry's availability "Everything is a lot faster his stormy career. And there's has been a recurring theme and you have to make quicker no telling whether this time around the Yankees for the will be different. decisions," Couch said. "I'm past five seasons. He joined anxious to get out there and "He's at a point in his life the Yankees on Aug. 4, 1995, play. It's always a situation where he can't allow himself to after spending four weeks in where you leam something be in a situation where any- the minors following a 60-day about yourself and where you thing like this can happen need to be." again," said Chili Davis, a drug suspension. McNabb will have a friend childhood friend of Strawberry He played sporadically and from Los Angeles. "He has to on the field in Browns rookie see problems early and say it's was not brought back at the wideout Kevin Johnson. The not going to happen and walk start of 1996. After a stint in pair went to Syracuse togeth- away. That's the point he's at the independent Northern er and talk nearly everyday Student Organization Fair on the phone. • Over 150 Croups Represented • in his life." League, Strawberry was Strawberry's teammates, brought back to New York in When they were freshman, who have stood behind him July 1996 and played a major McNabb beat out Johnson to Wednesday, since his arrest on cocaine and role in helping the Yankees be the school's starting QB. solicitation charges on April win the World Series. "He's really excited about September 8,1999 14, welcomed him back once playing the Cleveland (11 am - 3 pm) again after his latest trouble. He played only 11 games in Browns," Johnson said. "We "You cant take one number an injury-plagued 1997. He can't wait for the game." • Lenhart Grand Ballroom • of chances and have it apply made his biggest contributions For the Eagles (0-3), everyone," said David Cone, last season, hitting 24 homers Thursday represents an Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities who played with Strawberry in 295 at-bats before being opportunity to build some For More Information Call 372-2343 for four season with the New diagnosed with colon cancer momentum heading into the York Mets. during last year's playoffs. regular season, which opens After the The Student Organization Fair, Come To ... "He's a very unique case. Sept. 12 against the Arizona People will say he's had his His expected return this Cardinals. chances. But I've seen Darryl season was delayed by But Eagles head coach CAMPUS FEST '99 do a lot of good with kids in chemotherapy treatments and Andy Reid wants to see more WHERE: Old Fraternity Row (south side of library* WHEN: Septembers I999 • 5pm to 8Dm the several years that he's then the arrest. than a victory. He has some FREE: live eiten i ient been sober. You can argue both difficult decisions to make sides." "Some people learn from regarding his final roster FREE: i i (While SUPI one mistake, some people take The immediate question for cuts, and he also wants to see Produced by undergraduate Student Government. Resident Student a lifetime to learn," Davis how his newly-assembled Association. Interfraternity Council, and Panhelienic Council manager Joe Torre is where | will Strawberry play and how said. offensive line comes together. ' -.«». . .»■ .. »—_•— ...,..-. ■- . ■.-..-. >•;.-...■.• page 8 The BG News Thursday, September 2, 1999 J'l" MPJW'O'MWili'liiWiHIHH RANSACTI0NS FRO The AP Top 25 By The Associated Press ¥HE WIRE BASEBALL Record Pts Pvs American League More accusations arise in Brown case ANAHEIM ANGELS—Activated RHP Ken Hill from the 15-day 1,671 Associated Press 1. Florida St. (28) 1-0 1 disabled list. Purchased the contract of LHP Juan Alvarez from LOS ANGELES — Jim Brown threatened io break his wife's neck, 2. Penn St. (26) 1-0 1,663 3 Edmonton of the PCL Recalled RHP Mike Fyhrie from Edmonton. and bashed her car with a shovel during an argument about the foot- CLEVELAND INDIANS—Activated OF Kenny Lofton from the ball Hall of Famer's alleged infidelity, police testified at Brown's trial. 3. Tennessee (13) 0-0 1,610 2 15-day disabled list. Purchased the contract of RHP Jim Brower Monique Brown was upset and had been crying when police from Buffalo of the International League. Named Tim Kissner responded to her 911 call from a neighbor's house June 15, Officer 4. Florida (1) 0-0 1,429 5 scout. Fernie Montesdeoca told an eight-man, four-woman jury at Munici- 5. Nebraska 0-0 1,376 6 NEW YORK YANKEES—Puchased the contract of OF Darryl pal Court in Hollywood. Strawberry from Columbus of the International League. Recalled "The defendant had threatened to kill her by snapping her neck," 6. Texas A&M 0-0 1,368 7 INF Clay Bellinger and RHP Dan Naulty from Columbus. Montesdeoca said Mrs. Brown told him. National League "She stated there were prior domestic violence incidents during 7. Michigan 0-0 1,328 8 CHICAGO CUBS—Acquired 3B Cole Liniak from the Boston their two-year marriage. She never reported any to the police," Mon- 8. Miami 1-0 1,238 12 Red Sox to complete an earlier trade. tesdeoca said. COLORADO ROCKIES—Called up RHP Luther Hackman, 9. Wisconsin 0-0 1,146 10 RHP Mike DeJean, LHP Bobby Jones, C Ben Petrick and OF Der- rick Gibson from Colorado Springs of the PCL and INF Juan Sosa Lofton activated from disabled list 10. Georgia Tech 0-0 1,048 11 from Salem of the Carolina League. Associated Press PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Recalled RHP Mike Grace from CLEVELAND — Kenny Lofton came off the disabled list Wednes- 11. Virginia Tech (1)0-0 951 13 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre of the International League. day and was right back in the lineup for the Cleveland Indians. Lofton appeared in just one game from July 27 until Wednesday 12. Georgia 0-0 900 14 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Activated LHP Pete Schourek from the 15-day disabled list. night's game against Anaheim because of an injured right hamstring. 13. Ohio St. 0-1 766 9 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Recalled RHP Miguel Del Toro, The center fielder aggravated the injury in his only game back on RHP Julian Tavarez and INF Wilson Dclgado from Fresno of the Aug. 14 against Baltimore and returned to the disabled list. 14. Colorado 0-0 687 15 PCL. "Kenny said he was ready, that he wanted to play and so that's it," Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove said. 15. Arizona 0-1 656 4 FOOTBALL 16. Notre Dame 1-0 655 18 National Football League CINCINNATI BENGALS—Waived DB Thomas Randolph. Bird may step down after next season 606 16 17. UCLA 0-0 Waived P Brad Costello with an injury settlement. Associated Press NEW YORK — Larry Bird says he did not tell the Boston Celtics GREEN BAY PACKERS—Traded OT John Michels to the 18. Arkansas 0-0 489 22 and team doctors that he felt irregular heartbeats during offseason Philadelphia Eagles for DE Jon Harris. workouts late in his NBA career. 19. Kansas St. 0-0 488 t20 NEW YORK GIANTS—Claimed CB Emmanuel McDaniel off waivers from the Miami Dolphins. Waived CB Brandon Sanders. He also has indicated he might step down as Indiana Pacers coach t20 at the end of next season. 20. Alabama 0-0 463 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Released OL Jerry Crafts. In today's edition of The Boston Globe, Bird said he had discussed 21. Southern Cal 0-0 455 19 HOCKEY quitting with Pacers president Donnie Walsh. 22. Purdue 0-0 385 23 National Hockey League "He didn't say it flat out. I never expected him to coach beyond the CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Re-signed G Jocelyn Thibault, D three years, but it's not like he has come in here and told us that this 23. Virginia 0-0 241 24 Brad Brown and D Jamie Allison to multiyear contracts. is it," Walsh told the newspaper. "The idea was that we'd talk at the end of this season and see what he wanted to do." 24. N.C. State 1-0 174 — DALLAS STARS—Signed RW Warren Luhning to a two-year contract and D Keith Aldridge to a one-year contract. Bird, who could not be reached for comment today, signed a three- 25. Arizona St. 0-0 125 25 VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Re-signed LW Markus Naslund to year contract in 1997 to coach the Pacers with the expectation that a three-year contract. he'd move into the front office after that. Walsh said the two have dis- coach. cussed such a move for next season and that Bird has seemed inter- ested in doing it. Others receiving votes: BYU 92, Marshall 80, .Texas 68, Mis- College "But with Larry, you never know," Walsh said. sissippi St. 53, Michigan St. 45, Mississippi 27, Air Force 21, NORTHERN ILLINOIS—Named Steve Rodecap men's tennis Bird's heart ailment was disclosed in an excerpt in this week's Louisville 20, Syracuse 16, LSU 15, Oklahoma 15, Wyoming 14, coach. Sports Illustrated from his upcoming book, "Bird Watching: On Play- ing and Coaching the Game I Love." Oklahoma St. 10, Oregon 8, Missouri 7, Washington 4, Southern WENTWORTH TECH—Named Aaron Koproski men's lacrosse coach. "I always knew there was something wrong with my heart," Bird Miss. 3, North Carolina 2, TCU 2, Miami, Ohio 1, Texas Tech 1, wrote. Utah 1, W. Michigan 1, West Virginia 1. Find Falcon sports Looking for something to do in BG when boredom strikes? scores every day in The BG News Check out the NOW section every Monday, Thursday and Friday. SEND A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR ALL THE CAMPUS TO SEE. GREAT FOR BIRTHDAYS,ANNIVERSARIES, OR ANY SURPRISE! I column x 3" = $15 Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, My Heart will Always We love you Belong to you! guys!" Happy Anniversary -Jana and Megan Mike! Love Always, Angle 2 column x 2" = $20 Come to 204 West Hall to place your ad! Or call 372-6977 for more information. H IT'S BURSARABLE! Deadline 2 days prior to publication by 4:00. NEWS *" - --.-.-■-,- Thursday, September 2, 1999 The BG News page 9 Ana Pereira and Mike Hammer NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 Pas!—'— news World art comes to BG Summer BY J. MICHAEL BESTUL tance they are from you in the all the separate colors blended shapes cut out of them, this in review gallery. perfectly. piece resembles three black Record The BG News Following the wall, I came Winding my way back shrouds. The artist cites her Sale upon another piece dedicated to around the gallery, I looked at inspiration as simply experi- No, this is not a CD menting with "how shapes Sitting down to write this 7BGU PECORD SM.EJ or a movie review. interact with each other. stilted perspective of the sum- Fri- Instead of a person mer of 1999, I stop to ask Once is Never Enough: myself one vital question: You day ,!■,• \ The Clazel Theatre, 127 N. By LIZ PECEK ber of the concessions commit- crowds at no charge. Kelli area, there is something for Even music hype seemed Main Street, will feature, live tee, says, "We will Kling-Klinger, chairwoman of everyone." both overwrought and lacking on stage, "Gallagher II, The The BG News the marketing and public rela- in substance this summer, offer something sure to tions committee, approximates something that happens quite Living Sequel", September 17th please everyone attending, and 18th. that 50,000 people attended Schedule of Events—Main frequently in the music busi- The 7th Annual Black from Pisanelio's Pizza The man with a predisposi- last year's festival. She is opti- Stage (for complete schedule ness. For example, pop icon Swamp Arts Festival will be in listing, see the Black Swamp tion for shaggy locks and funky (from which the Black mistic that this year's atten- Ricky Martin scored a huge hit downtown Bowling Green from Arts Festival website at hats is the brother of the actual with his one song (you know, September 10th-12th with a www.blackswamparts.org) Gallagher. his one song), but his subse- diversity of activities and per- quent singles haven't been able They perform the same act formances. Complete with four and both use the world famous to reach the top echelons of the musical and theatrical perfor- Friday, Sept. 10th. pop charts, even with the grace "Sledge-O-Matic". mance stages, the festival will -5:00 PM - World Famous of God and Carson Daly. also offer youth activities, art (rock) exhibits, and a variety of differ- The promises of historical Writers ent foods. -6:15 PM - The Big Creek independent rock successes (rock) A difference between this such as R.E.M. and Nirvana did year and last year is that the -7:45 PM - The Del Roys nothing to help the new releas- wanted artist base, especially in the (ska) es of Pavement and Guided By area of music, is much broader. Voices, both brilliant bands -9:30 PM - The Love Dogs abandoned by the underground The NOW section can On Saturday, September (swing) always use writers. Those music scene that once support- 11th, five national acts will per- ed them. Why? It seemed that interested in doing movie form: John McCutcheon, Moxy reviews, theatre, art, concerts, the bands were growing musi- Fruvous, Del McCoury, Long Saturday, Sept. 11th cally. That could possibly have cd reviews etc. John Hunter, and Magic Slim. -11:30-12:40 PM - Four of a meant larger audiences, and we Poets are definetly wanted Also, a few local bands will be Kind (Bluegrass) all know how bad music gets for Monday's Poetry Corner, in attendance. submit poems in person at 210 -1:00-2:15 PM - The Wright- when it's popular, right? West Hall or email them to A youth art area will feature Neal Quartet (Jazz) Mike Hammer at rainer- activities for children of all Hope is not in short supply, [email protected]. ages, ranging from sidewalk -2:30-4:00 PM - Del however. "The Blair Witch Pro- chalk art and tie dying shirts to McCoury Band (Bluegrass) ject," a film made for what most making beaded necklaces. -4:15-5:45 PM - John movies spend for dirt, continues There will also be a youth art McCutcheon (Recording Folk to rake in critical and popular stage which will feature inter- Artist) Grammy nominee success throughout the world. action between the performers The success of, uh, Jewel and the children. -6:15-8:00 PM - Mory Fru- means that you can live in a vous (Pop/Rock) (National van and still maintain respect. The Juried Art Show will Headliner) feature nearly 100 artiste from All right, it's hard to think of examples of rags-to-riches sto- ail over the country- From ceramics to sculptures, many ries this summer. dance will grow to about Sunday, Sept. 12th forms of art will be on display Swamp Arts Festival directly benefits) to mexican fare to 55,000-60,000. -12:00-1:15 PM - Queens of But it is important not to and available to purchase. take all of what one reads for cajun specialties, and of course Kling-Klinger comments Harmony (Gospel) The variety does not just ice cream and sweets." granted. Many people like to that, overall, "the festival has -1:30-2:45 PM - Gorman Del include various forms of artistic built a positive reputation for think they're never wrong, but expression, but it also extends It is apparent that many Greco (folk) Local folk gui- forms of artistic ability will be the quality art and music (and sometimes they are. Really to the types of food that will be tarists. displayed at the festival which the food's good. too). Plus with wrong. For example, was I on served at the festival. will entertain the anticipated the growing youth art -3:00-4:45 PM - Voodoo crystal meth when I paid eight Amy Craft Ahrens, a mem- Libido (Blues) dollars for Arlington Road? Thursday, September 2, 1999 The BG News page 10 M9DWESTCONCERTBOX College Festival Series BOWLING GREEN: 9.9.99/ Sweep the Leg Johnny/ Easy Street selling out quick CLEVELAND By LIZ PECEK Ying Quartet (who have played will be additional seats Tor The BG News at the White House and were some of the concerts. Informa- 9-3-99/Cheap Trick/Nautica Stage accompanied by the Universi- tion on individual concert 9-4-99/Bio Creek/Grog Shop Anticipation for the 20th ty's President Ribeau), The prices will be available on Oct. Annual College Festival Series Parsons Dance Company and 8 at the box office. 9-6-99/Edwin McCain/Nautica Stage has been astounding thus far. Empire Brass. To find out about current 9-8-99/Tori Amo. and Alania MoriaBatta/Blossom Music Center Although the first concert is Deborah Fleitz, director of available tickets, contact the still weeks away, the majority public events at the College of Moore Musical Arts Center Box 9-12-99/TricJty/Odeon Concert Club of available seats are already Musical Office at (419)372-8171. sold out. Arts, said that the line-up is COLUMBUS Each year, the festival series very exciting. "The different brings world-renowned genres give the series a broad Festival Series 9-3-99/Big Creek/Northberg Tavern dancers, musicians, and per- appeal to both faculty and stu- dents." 9-4-99/Tori Amos and Alania Morissette/Polaris Arrrph.itheater formers to the University. This The Ying Quartet year's series is particularly spe- The broad range of perform- 9-17-99/Cher/Polaris Amphitheater October 7, cial because it will highlight ers may indeed explain the 1999 the most popular attractions enormous popularity of the from the past. upcoming series. So far, over TOLEDO The Parsons The highlight of the series 720 out of 6*50 subscriptions Dance Company a have been sold. It is recom- 9-3-99/Rare Earth/Promenade Park will be Yo-Yo Ma, a world-class November 19, 1999 cellist. Ma played at the inau- mended that if you are going to 9-3-99/Orange 9nm/Main Event get tickets, you'd better get gural year of the series when he The Vienna Choir Boys was relatively unknown on the them fast. December 3, 1999 music scene. Currently, he is "I'm glad I already have my DETROIT booked for years in advance. tickets," said Teri Sharp, direc- Yo-Yo Ma 9-2-99/Alabama/Michigan State Fair He will perform, with pianist tor of news services. "I have January 19, 2000 Kathryn Stott, on Jan. 19, been a ticket holder for a num- 9-3-99/Muffis/Shelter ber of years. It is very exciting." 2000. Empire Brass Subscription prices start as Other artists scheduled to March 25, 2000 play include: The Vienna Choir low as $40 for students, All performances are at 8 p.m. in although the best seats are Boys (who have been in exis- Kobacker Hall Join your friends at (he Art Museum on Friday tence for nearly 400 years), The already taken. However, there niqbls for a qood (ime. fun (ime. niqhl time e«perience. Live music, cash bar. free (ours, (healer and much more! Admission and parkinq Moby sings and plays are FREE! Friday. Uptf * Art Edgerton bangs out piano ia?z tunes Trie Toledo Museum of Art (630-930) guitar for all his friends Open even/ Friday, 6 r u -10 r M W FREE tout Portraits Through the Ages (6:45) By JAMES ELDRED or two guys in front of sampling This was only the 419 255 8000 * Dinner in the Museum Cafe (5 30-8 30) M**pott**t. fljHfth HM ****> fresh hot and cold entrees, soups, salad The BG News equipment play sounds from beginning because the the album (like the Chemical night got a lot weirder Moby's sound is very unique Brothers), they were actually as the concert pro- and not like anything else. So playing the songs. Plus Moby gressed. After playing when I went to St. Andrews certainly knew how to play a very intense version Hall in Detroit to see his last them live. Throughout the con- of "Ah-ah" that had show for his North American cert Moby sang and played gui- Moby pounding on the tour, I didn't know exactly what tar, acoustic guitar, keyboards electric drums like a to expect. What I ended up see- and three types of drums. He jackhammer, they ing was one of the most bizarre even banged on a glow in the played what Moby and complex shows I have ever dark tambourine for one song. called a "Country- had the pleasure of seeing. He did all of this while run- western" version of Before Moby came on the ning around the stage like a "Feeling So Real," a stage, the opening act, Boom madman. Even during the keyboard based song Boom Satellites, came on and songs where he didn't have that is usually very surprised just about everyone much to play, he found some- fast. It sounds differ- by playing an incredibly thing to do. He would sing ent on acoustic guitar. intense 45 minute show with along to the samples, yell at the Then, after playing almost no breaks in the music. audience or even climb onto his the "real" version of They were a sign of things to keyboard and then leap off of it. "Feeling so Real," come later in the evening, by While much of the show con- Moby asked the audi- fastest song in the world. combining guitar, drums, sisted of his newer songs, ence if they had any requests. It mainly consists of a siren, vocals, bass and sampling tech- including "Porcelain" and "Nat- The majority of the audience a girl yelling "Oh Yeah" and an COLLEGE ID NIGHT niques to create an incredibly ural Blues," the highlights of answered with "South Side," ever increasing drum beat. The fast-paced and very loud expe- the show came when he was one of the best tracks from his three then all get faster and No cover with valid college ID. rience. playing much of his older mate- new album. Moby hesitated, faster until it gets so fast that it Every Sunday! A short time later Moby rial. saying they never played it live literally can not get any faster. came on stage, first starting Before playing one song, he before, so it might sound a little Then it stops and starts all over Always Looking for New Talent! with a pre-recorded chant from mentioned that it was one of weird. again. When people try to his song, "My Weakness," then the most well-known pieces of He then went into a solo ver- dance to this song it looks like exploding into "Machete". music in the world, but it was- sion of the song on guitar that they are having seizures. The night was full of inter- n't his. Then he and his band sounded nothing like the ver- Rd. Toledo 531-0079 Moby's set was relatively esting takes on many of his played the most energetic and sion on the album. After that short, but no one was complain- songs, trying very hard to make loud version of the James Bond they tried to cover "Walk This ing. He played just about every LIVING CANVAS PRESENTS them more accessible to a live Theme that I have ever heard Way," but Moby kept laughing single song the crowd wanted to audience by relying less on in my entire life. uncontrollably whenever he hear, and threw in a ton of sur- samplers. Songs like "Machete" Afterwards, while still jam- tried singing it. prises. It was a great way for EO W F and "Bodyrock" were slightly ming on his guitar, they sponta- The concert ended with him to close out his North PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING modified in order to sound bet- neously went into a very Moby's classic dance song American tour, and was one of ter live. bizarre version of Black Sab- "Thousand," which has the the greatest concerts I have FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3RD 1999 So instead of just seeing one bath's "Paranoid." dubious honor of being the attended. 7PM FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES DINING SERVICES 1999^000 NORMAL OPERATING HOURS HELP WANTED BOWLING GREEN OHIO Student Union The Nest Dining Services Proul Cafeteria Monday - Friday Cull Monday - Thursday EOWF HEAVYWEIGHT HI lu.,TII - 2pm 11 am - 11pm How I -n- Greenery Monday - Thursday Friday NOW HIRI N< CHAMPIONSHIP 11:30am - 6pm 11 am - 6pm I - 6pm debit access Saturday Friday I Oam - 6pm FOR RIP MALIBU - CHAMPION 11:30am- 3pm Sunday 1 - 3pm debit access lOam - llpm FALL 1999 vs. The Pheasant Room Monday - Friday Coffee Shop Monday - Thursday Dining Services relies upon student help in the restaurants, dining centers, 130am 1.30pm 7am - 6pm Monday - Thursday Friday convenience stores, snack bars and the Student Union. 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BOWLING GREEN OHIO Commons Dining Center Sunday • Training for all employees AVAILABLE AT THE BOWLING GREEN FRATERNAL Main Dining Monday - Friday 6pm- Midnight Breakfast 7:30- Ham • SPI Schedule for entire Semester ORDER OF EAGLE Luncb I lam • 2pm Limited Service 2 - l 10pm Dinner 4:30 - 6:30pm Chlly's Espreas Monday - Friday a^a^a^a^tS2563« KraUchar Sundial Food Court 372-3825 j < onvenience Store 8am - Midnight ^^^P»m»r 372-2771 • Sludant Union 372-79.1 Budweiser Saturday • Sunday SHOWGIRLS f I ■ '66 « FounoWt Kaapan Food Court 372-273I Noon - Midnight • Hours Subject to Change I - Thursday, September 2, 1999 The BG News page 11 Most films that take place in the 70's normally have excep- tionally good sound tracks, like "Forest Gump" or "Platoon," and Mirimax's "Outside Provi- dence" soundtrack is no excep- tion. The album has time-honored into one's fear of intimacy in a classics contributed by The after a song about God and one Who with "Won't Get Fooled about taking it easy. And after- deeply moving, slow and sad Again," Paul McCartney and wards he follows it up with two way. "Sincerity" mixes jazz and equally mellow and non-threat- blues to tell the workings of one Wings with "Band On The Run" ening numbers, so it really modern romance. "Loyalty" is a and The Eagles with "Take It Easy," just to name a few. doesn't blend on an otherwise excellent throwback to the Run Lola Run: kind and relaxing album. sounds of the 1970's. All of the songs on the album Overall, however, the album "Bitter is overall a very give a good impression of what is very mellow and laid back. solid album with few, if any the mood of the film is to be. Motion Picture Almost every song consists of blemishes. Its calm and sooth- Which is teenage love and feel- very funky guitar rhythms with ing sound make it stand out in ing good while your young, Soundtrack from what can be gathered slow beats, and that formula a music scene where Limp 1999-Ansla usually works very well, but Bizkit and Backstreet Boys are from the trailer. not always. fighting for the top spot on the The film stars Alec Baldwin, For example, "Rodeo Meshell Ndegeo- charts. There is actually some George Wendt and was written "Run Lola Run" is a new film G Love and Spe- Clowns" repeats the same intelligence in the songwriting by the Farley Brothers who out of Germany that is suppos- chord and the same line over cello: Bitter' and there is more to the music gave us the outrageously funny edly groundbreaking. It is a cial Sauce: and over again and it gets old than some catchy hook. The "There's Something About fast-paced, non-stop story fast. album is refreshingly candid Mary" and "Kingpin." about a woman trying to get 'Philadelphonic' The best songs on the album 1999- Maverick and simple. Ndegeocello is not The sound track proves that money to her criminal are the more upbeat ones, that afraid to open her heart and tell classic rock is a blessed thing, boyfriend before the mob kills 1999-Okeh/550 provide a good break form the it like it is. The title may be and it seems like the CD could him. If this is true, then the majority of very slow songs on "Bitter", but the music is very double for an early 70's music soundtrack does the film justice Meshell Ndegcocello is collection from Time/Life, with the album. The best track on one of the best known female sweet. because it is full of non-stop, the album, "Friday Night (Hun- every song comming from 70'- fast-paced tech. Philadclphonic, the latest performers of this decade. 73'. release by G. Love and Special dred Dollar Bill)" is great Most people will recognize her -Lisa Bettinger The CD begins with Sauce is an interesting combi- because it's fast, and it man- There really isn't a bad song "Believe" by Franka Potente. from her work with John Mel- on the album, and it is nation of blues, funk, and rap. ages to combine all the differ- lencamp on the hit single "Wild This song is revisited in differ- It's a great funky album that ent styles of music that are pre- arranged beautifully. Some of ent forms throughout the CD, Night". She is also a veteran of the other distinguished groups will make you want to sit back sent on the album. Lilith Fair and accomplished with several lines of the song and relax Funk, rap, blues, and rock that contribute are Steely Dan, turning up in different songs. bass guitar player. Her new the Doobie Brothers, Yes and, The first stand-out track on are all present in this one song. album, "Bitter", is anything It is obviously paced like this to the album is "Numbers," a bib- Another fun song is "Rock & my personal favorite, King Har- fit the movie, and it should, but. It is a collection of songs vest, with "Dancin' In The lical reference filled soul song Roll (Shouts out back to the because the director/writer also that come from the heart and Moonlight." that manages to balance that rappers)" which is just what it are full of emotion. composed the soundtrack. fine line between being reli- says it is, shouts out to rappers. You can't listen to that song The majority of the songs are "Bitter" is a fairly without tapping your feet. And gious while not sounding Everyone from Tupac to the stripped down album with a relatively the same, with slight yes, what 70's film sound track, differences throughout. All of preachy. Beastie Boys are mentioned in great deal of acoustic guitar. or any music collection of the the songs in the first half of the Following that is the ultra- this song. The title track features excel- 70's for that matter, would be album are very fast paced, and mellow "Relax", and with it's If you find that you are too lent playing by Wendy Melvoin. complete with out a track from flow together perfectly. funky slow guitar and gospel- stressed out everyday, then you Ndogeocello's voice is beautiful 'Outside Provi- like back-up vocals, you'll want should definitely get Philadel- Lynyrd Skynyrd, whose "Free The second half of the album and powerful throughout the Bird" concludes the album. to do just that. phonic. I guarantee that you track and the entire record. is nothing but remixes of the dence': Motion This CD is definitely worth first half of the album. This is a Immediately following that will be much more relaxed by Other standout tracks looking into, and hopefully the great compilation that features is what seems like much more the end of the album. include "May This Be Love", Picture Sound- film will follow suit. many different types of tech, all of an upbeat song, "Do it for It should be mandatory lis- which is a lesser known song by of which are very good. If you free", but it's actually more tening during exams week at the late Jimi Hcndrix. It still downbeat song, lyrically speak- all colleges. track -Anthony Reznuik like any type of tech at all, retains the psychedelic feel of there will definitely be some- ing. It's basically an attack at Hendrix, despite the fact that is 1999-Arista thing on this album for you. those groupies that just go to - James Eldred stripped down to basic instru- his concerts to try to sleep with ments. There is also "Fool of him. It's a good song, but it's Me", where Ndegcocello looks Outside Providence Motion -James Eldred odd to hear a song like that Picture Sound Track Who won? What's happening? The Falcons or the bad guys? Find out, In the Sports section. Monday through Friday. In Find out. with coverage of campus and city events, breaking news, and In-depth reporting. The B© News. All In The BG News. THURSDAY NIGHT BG'S TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT NEW TO CAMPUS OR JUST IS BLOWING Orr THE ROOF AT WANT TO GET INVOLVED? UPTOWN HUGE LIGHTEP DANCE FLOOR BG'S ULTIMATE SPORTS Check out the Student Publications PJ: JAY OMALLEY WILL BAR & DELI ROCK YOU Open house 5-8 p.m. COVER 21 & OVER NO COVER 21 & OVER JU5T $2 UNPER 21 AFTER 11PM Tuesday Sept. 7 in West Hall. Have some pizza and drinks DOLLAR DRINKS $1.50 PITCHERS ^ and meet staff members of: ~ALL NIGHT ^ BROWNS PRESEASON BROWNS VS. EAGLES 1y-^f/^ l\^ student. 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Cancun & Jamaica Spring Break Sponsored by the Student Health Service 8 Shift: 10:15am-1:15pm quired Call 875-4190 for more info. Call LilePaths 352-5724 Call 372-2271 lor an appointment Specials! 7 Nights Air, Hotel, Meals, C Shift: 1:30pm-4:30pm Drinks From $39911 of 6 Small Business- Campus Events Need help/support in learning how to Possibility ol working 2 1/2 hours GROUP CHALLENGE LEADERS KKQ'ALPHA SIGMA PHI'KKQ and getting paid for 3! Lead recreational team-building activities es Recognized for Outstanding Ethics! study smarter, manage your time 4 sim- springbreaktravel.com 1 -800-678-6386 The sisters ol KKG would like to congrat- 354-8802 for youth and adults. Perfect for educa- plify your life? Expenenoed, academic ulate Nina D'Agostino on her lavaliering to BQSU DANCE MARATHON 354-8703 tion, psychology or recreation majors. mentor/tutor with a master's can help. On- Joe Reese. "in Spring Break Specials! Bahamas Steering Committee Applications are now ly $10/hr Ask lor J.P. at 353-4250 A Flexible commitments, as tits your class Party Cruise 5 Days $279! Includes Most Certified aerobic instructors needed at schedule. Training provided. Incentive available in 440 Student Services Appli- small investment with big returns. KKG'KKG'KKG Meals! Awesome Beaches, Nightlife! Pan- Hardbodys Fitness Center. Located in pay scale. Call Marc at 243-7255. cations are due by 5:00 on September Attention all Kappa Smarties! Congratula- ma City, Daytona. South Beach. Florida Kroger Plaza, BG Call 354-5060. 15th in 440 Student Services Any ques- SKYDIVE BG welcomes you to your new lions on being the #1 sorority in scholar- $129! springbreaktravel.com 1-800-678- tions call 2-0530. adventure. We are offering a back to Landscape Nursery ship. Keep up the awesome work and hit Child care needed for one year old in my 6386 FOR THE KIDS school skydiving special of $110 thru 1 Flexible hours, starling $6.50/hr the books to do it again this fall home. 7:30am-12:30pm fvlon. & Fit dur- 419-686-7865 September. Only 10 nuns from BG cam- KKG'KKG'KKG 1988 VWGolf GL,4dr.,5spd. AM/FM Campus Fest '99 pus MCA/ISA accepted Skydive BG ing school year. Additional hours possi- stereo. 101 miles One owner, wed main- Life drawing models needed for the Free live entertainment and food 352-5200 KKG'KKG'KKG ble. 15 mins. from campus. Experience & tained, dependable $2200-Call 353- School of Art $6 90 per hr. Flexible hrs September 8, 1999 5-8pm The sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma references required. 823-1547. 6111. Old Fraternity Row Worried about pregnancy?? would like to celebrate Tasha Lutz and Current openings; Tues. & Thurs. 11:30- Child care needed ip my Perrysburg 2:20 and 2:30-5:20 Mon & Wed. 6-9 pm. Free Pregnancy Tests. her lavaliering to Beta Theta Pi Corey 89 Ponitac Sunbird Campus Fest '99 home for two children. Occasional eve- and 11:30am-2:20pm Contact Jane Stei- Confidential and Caiing Smith Runs Great $1000 OBO Free live entertainment and food 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center nings and weekends. Must be caring, reli- nert 372-8510 353-6168. TONIGHT 5-8pm KKG'KKG'KKG able, own transportation and references. Old Fraternity Row SPRING BREAK 2000-Plan Now! Call Gayfe-419-874-7781. LIKE TO SING?!? 90 Ford Escort 5-sp $600 o.b.o. Personals Cancun. Mazatlan, Acapulco, Jamaica Trinity Church Choir needs members. '89 Dodge Cargo Van $1500 o.b.o. - Study Abroad Re-entry Programs & S Padre Reliable TWA flights Child care provider needed in private All voice parts. Any major! Call 354-6641 ;. Come share your oversees experience Best prices & packages Book now and home Part-time, flexible hours. Caring for Rehearsals: Thurs. 7 p.m.-8 p.m. with others who studied abroad anytime ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: SAVE! Campus Reps wanted-earn infant Must have transportation. Perrys- Services: Sundays, 10:30 a.m. '91 Mazda Protege, Auto, Cruise, Sun during the 1998-99 academic year or dur- Do you have a part-time job? FREE trips. burg area Call Jill (419) 872-6850 Come to first rehearsal! roof. Int wipers, 88.000 miles. $2500. ing last summer! Join us at one of these Is it related to your major/career goals? 1 800SURFSUP Thursday. Sept. 2, 7 p.m. 373-6071. sessions: Come and see if you quality for www.studenlexpress.com Clerical assistant needed for Continuing Questions? Call Trinity at 353-9031 Wednesday, September 8 7 00-9:00pm CO-OP 050 Education to assist with filing systems, re- '95 Probe SE. Loaded. Support group for women with Trinity United Methodist 1103 Olfenhauer West a NO-COST transcnpl notation cord keeping, report generation, word 200 N. Summit, BG CD, A/C, Power. 5-speed, 76K anorexia and bulimia concerns. Asking $6700/OBO 352-4090 Tuesday. September 14 7:00-9:00pm Lend CREDIBILITY to your employment processing, photocopying, other duties as (3 blocks west of campus) 1103 Olfenhauer West Co-op: 310 SS Bldg -372-2451 details. Commitment to confidentiality assigned This student position requires a Call 372-0479 with question* Tuesday 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. at the high degree of accuracy and strong or- Fairly new swingset. $80. Women's Center in Hannah Hall Miscellaneous worker needed for local Call after 4:00 pm ganizational skills. Prior office experience motel. Flexible hours Work includes For more inlo call Student Hlth Services required. 12 hours weekly, $590Vbr. Ap- 354-6336 Judy Miller 372-7425, Erica 353-0806 mowing, painting, shoveling, etc. Apply al plication deadline September 7. 1999. Buckeye Inn. 8-4. M-F. 352-1520 Unlimited tanning $25 per month Call Anita Knauss, Continuing Education, Find It In The 372-8181. Off-Campus Parking Close to campus. Campus Tanning LIFEGUARD-positions available al the 352-7889 Nlchol Therapy Pool Varied hours availa- Spaces tor rent JOHN NEWLOVE Companion needed lor developmental^ ble Salary $7.00 hourly Must be 18 BG News! delayed adult male. Must have experi- Where are the witches? years of age and have high school diplo- Available Immediately REAL ESTATE They go to Alternatives lor their ritual ence with D D rec center swim, shop- ma or equivalent. Must have current life- ping, etc. 3 hours/week $6/hour. Must needs; Incense, tarot, herbs, oils, stones, guard certification and first aid from the $20/mo. 722 EIGHTH - 3 BR A-frame & more. 131 W. Wooster St. BG. Or call provide references. Call 352-7143 after 6. Amencan Red Cross. YMCA, or Ellis & Tenants pay util. $500/Mth for 1 352-7333. Don't (orget our organic food & Associates Applicalron packets may be 1 block from campus cruelty free health & beauty items! EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS obtained from the Wood County Board of Person. $520/Mth for 2 People. Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- Alter your spirit at Alternatives. MR/DD, Ent B, 11160 Gypsy Ln Rd, BG, Clough & Manvllle (*• ************* time hours, around your college and per- 8:00 am-4:30 pm EOE sonal schedule Work a minimum of 15 516 S. MAIN - 2 BR duplex. 352-9925. hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Servers - Cooks $435/Mlh plus utilities. Income Wanted time. Many college students work here. Haskins Inn - Haskins, OH qualifications must be met. Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- 823-0014 I*************** tomatic $ 25 per hour increase to $5.55 Window air conditioner, $60. Men's Fern, wants own room lor 1 month period after 100 hours of service with the compa- Mountain Bike. $40. Gift's 10-speed, $25. ( SPRING BREAK 2000 with STS-Join Vacuum cleaner. 352-2915. 706 SECOND - 2 BR furn. Under $200 monthly rent ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- 3{milmans Daytime: 874-5727, Evening: 354-5416 Amenca's #1 Student Tour Operator to duplex. Can have 1.2 or 3 sembling and packaging of small parts. Jamaica Mexico, Bahamas. Cruises, and people. Tenants pay utilities. Apply in person between the hours of Florida. Now hiring on-campus reps. Call 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at 1-800-648-4849 or visit online @ For Rent Starts at $450/Mth. £u*2 L. Help Wanted ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, www.ststravel.com. |******* ******** INC , 428 Clough Street, Bowling Green. Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near Student clerical position (10-15 hrs./ 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. 145 S. ENTERPRISE - Sleeping $1500 weekly potential mailing our circu- Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- week). Candidate needs good communi- From only room for a male. No cooking lars For inlo call 203-977-1720. road tracks. cation skills, experience with Microsoft $415 privileges. $130/Mth. Word and Excel. Prelerence will be given Private Entrance *************** to candidates with previous experience. Patio 828 SEVENTH - 2 BR Unfurn. Rate of pay $5 90/hr. 20 hours a week Spacious Kitchen Send resume and two letters ot recom- Small Pet* Welcome! $435/Mth plus utilities. Income I III /('I I I H'tlllV mendations to Mary, Continuing Educa- Varsity Square Apt*. tion, 40 College Park by Friday, Septem- 353-7715 qualificatons must be met. 127 N. Main, B.G. * 353-1361 SERVER (***********•*** ber 3rd 849 NAPOLEON RD, APT. #27 Perrysburg Commons Retirement Center is 2 bdrm apartment. Quiet non-smokers Live On Stage... Sufficient Grounds Coffeehouse in Per- $425. utilities mcl Large 2 BR Furn. Start at $350 offering a rewarding employment experience to those who rysburg now hiring customer service ori- 1/2 block from campus. Pets allowed for 1 person or $400 for 2 enjoy working with the elderly. Job responsibilities include ented coffee bar lenders for our brand Call 353-6181 or 352-5951 after 6:00 p.m. Gallagher II new location. Just a short trip up Rt 25. People. Tenants pay gas and serving residents in the dining room as well as some kitchen Full or Part-time, day & evening hours 316 Ridge St-2 BR house 3 blocks from" campus Sec Dep . tenants pay utilities, electric. The Living Sequel duties. Excellent health care coverage, holidays/sick pay, avail Call 419-882-4486 for more info (*************** no pets. $525/month. 12 mo. Lease only. and many more benefits. Please apply in person The St. James Club is in need ol an out- Avail now. Call after 5:30 pm 352-2330 DEPOSITS EQUAL ONE Sept. 17th & 18th or 354-2854. 'between 8 am and 5 pm at: going, energetic people person Full and MONTHS RENT. part time positions available. This position Jay-Mar Apartments Tickets At Theatre would require you to be involved in all Spacious, 2 bdrm apts., laundry facilities. NO PETS ALLOWED" Perrysburg Commons areas of the fitness club. Apply in person A/C, gas heat. 2 FURNISHED/ 2 UN- 6:30-9:30p.m. Daily at: JOHN NEWLOVE REAL 10542 Fremont Pike FURNISHED. $475/mo. 12 mo. lease The St James Club ESTATE RENTAL OFFICE To Charge By Phone: Call 354-6036. Perrysburg, OH 43551 7337 W. Bancroft 354-2260 841-5597 EOE One and two bedroom furnished apart- 319 E. Wooster. B.G. 1-888-811-8825 ments available now. 352-7454. Across street Irom Taco Bell Tutors needed for BGSU America Reads. Must be work study eligible! Earn $67hr. Rooms lor rent. $150. All util. indud. f Call 372-2331 or visit 531 Education for Some meals indud. with rent. Female Depression information. pre! 686-3286. Chariene. is an illness- not a weakness. •We. TRf/lT DfORfSSlON See abilities, r^"lorco* filar cos Pizza* think possibilities LARGE Night Owl NEVER J4I3 Special WORK \-—^^^mSpecials Cheese & LUNCH •MONDAY* ''»•"' One Topping BBQ SpareRibS 'WEDNESDAY. AGAIN! •TUESDAY. Mexican Platter Baked Chicken •THURSDAY' 2 Medium Pizzas m Sirloin Steak Cheese & One Topping! $10°° •no coupon necessary 2nd Large Pizza •limited time offer Is Now Hiring: ^ (STEAKHOUSE only $6.95 •good from 10:00 pm till close Cooks, Servers & 163 SOUTH MAIN S'REST-BOWUNG GBfifN-352-2595 Additional Toppings $1.20 Each, No Coupon Necessary, Hosts/Hostesses Not Valid With Any Other Offer, LIMITED TIME OFFER V Top wages Need some extra cash? V Flexible Hours Looking for a great v1 Paid Vacations on-campus job? Cheezy Bread V Health/Dental See what BGSU Telefund has to otter Insurance with any pizza • Above minimum wage V Employee Stock • Prizes and rewards tor excellent performance , , Purchase Option Plan •expires 9/30/99 • Great resume experience tor public relations •coupon musf be presented marketing, and communications majors (but are just a few of the great all majors are welcome to apply) FHEB •BG sfore only benefits waiting for yolri M3.49 If you're enthusiastic about BGSU and if Apply in person you're a great conversationalist, this might be your oportunity. Come to the Telefund Center Mon. - Fri. 2-4 to see a detailed job description and to fill out 401 W. Dussel Road an application 3 5 3 - BG1 S U. Maumee, OH 43537 FREE DELIVERY $$2J£B S'fflft (2478) the Telefund Center Is located on the north side ol Harshman between Chapman and Bromhew Oo ^^ 1045 N. Main' Hours: Sun-Thurs 11 -1:30 am, Fri-Sat 11-2:30 am ^^M (Jutt I few mlnutei from BGI through the glass door to the right ot the loading dock follow the hallway to Tetelund! Take 1 -475 W to DusuMum right) f T . *■'" »*.-■.■?.