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Friday, November 3,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 38 Gains Candidates clash over issues made in Tax abatements, income tax debated by mayoral hopefuls
Bosnia Amy Johnson The city operates on property "A reduction in the income tax Hoffman said. "If Hartman man said. "I have never and I will The BG News taxes, which are directly given to can't go into effect without the wants to cut taxes, then building never base my judgments a* city schools, he said. council's OK," Hoffman said. a greenbelt around the city will mayor on who gave me money talks Different views, ideas and Is- Hartman, however, said he "Joyce Kepke, president of city not cut taxes. during my campaign." sues have emerged through the strongly opposes tax abatements council, would probably never "If money for a greenbelt is "If I felt someone was giving Barry Schweid course of the 1995 mayoral race because they give hundreds of pass such a cut." provided, then things that are me a big chunk of change to do The Associated Press in Bowling Green. thousands of dollars away that he Hartman said the addition of done for the residents that are something for them in the future, Tax cuts, the city's rate of believes should be used instead industries, such as steel plant, free, like leaf and trash collec- I wouldn't take it," Hoffman said. DAYTON - Bosnia peace growth and the Idea of a green- for schools. make the city less attractive. tion, street lighting and recycle Since Hartman teaches Jour- talks produced some divi- belt surrounding the city are a "It is known that businesses "Industries, such as a steel collection, may cost the residents nalism at Central Michigan Uni- dends Thursday as Croatia few of the issues Mayor Wes have to give either money or ser- plant, can damage the economy money," Hoffman said. versity, Hoffman said his teach- and the Muslim-led Hoffman and democratic vices to the city," Hartman said. and the quality of life in Bowling Hartman has criticized his op- ing will conflict with his duties as government agreed to a mayoral candidate John Hart- "But many donate equipment and Green," Hartman said. ponent for accepting a $1,000 do- mayor. good-faith exchange of 600 man have debated. this equipment can't pay a teach- If elected, Hartman said he nation and two $500 donations "People want to see the mayor families. The United States Hartman claims his opponent er's salary." plans to to build a greenbelt from individuals in the communi- at all times of the day," Hoffman offered proposals for a gave $5 million of the taxpayer's Hartman has also proposed to around the city. ty. He claims that accepting do- said. "He could do the job, but settlement and for separat- money away. Hoffman, however, cut the city's income tax by 10 "We do not need urban sprawls nations risks the mayor's inde- [he] won't be doing a good job." ing rival armies and para- said he firmly believes that no percent. to interrupt Bowling Green," pendence. Hartman said his access to military units. money is being given away. "The money collected from the Hartman said. "A greenbelt will "When you accept large dona- cellular phones and fax machines As American, European "We are not giving money citizens can go back into their help preserve our heritage and tions from residents it can will enable him to fulfill mayoral and Russian mediators away," Hoffman said. "The only pockets," Hartman said. "Then our University community." threaten the officeholder's inde- duties. shuttled among three Bal- money going somewhere is they can donate money into in- But according to Hoffman, a pendence." Hartman said. 'Today business can be done kan delegations se- through tax abatements, which dustrial growth if they wish to do greenbelt is an attractive idea According to Hoffman, when from anywhere," Hartman said. questered at Wright- are side bar agreements In which so." that is not very realistic. running for elections candidates However, Hoffman said no one Patterson Air Force Base, factories or new industries give a Hoffman said a mayor does not "It is a very costly idea be- often solicit funds. can shake hands with a fax certain amount of money to the have the authority to cut 10 per- cause the city would have to buy "I received the $1,000 from my machine or have a cup of coffee See TALKS, page three. schools." cent of the city's income tax. all the land around the city," own campaign manager," Hoff- with a cellular phone. Students react to Out of this World Canadian voting
Jennifer Schab Pilling also said she has friends caused too many changes for The BC News from Ontario who go to school in him. Quebec whose tuition would be He said tint if Quebec did sep- The defeat of the referendum affected. arate they would be in debt to to declare Quebec independent Jeff Deline, a senior sports Canada and it would hurt them was the right thing for Canada, marketing major from Ontario, the most. according to Canadian students said he did not think it would be Mark Kasoff, director of Cana- at the University. as close of a vote as it was, but he dian studies said the vote was a Michelle Pilling, a junior com- did not believe Quebec would be- cliff-hanger. munications major from Ontario, come a separate country. "The closeness of the vote was said she was not suprised by the "I think French-Canadians get a loud wake-up call," Kasoff said. outcome of the vote. too many privileges as it is," De- 'Tor Canada to move on there is "I was opposed to it," Pilling line said. "I think it's good for going to have to be some serious said. "It would have hurt the rest Canada to stay whole." discussions." of Canada had Quebec sepa- Deline said his little sister at- Kasoff said there are three Steolu.lt Mbkawimw BG N.w. rated." tends school in Montreal and if directions Canada needs to go in. Freshman Emily Till man Is enjoying herself with the virtual reality game sponsored by UAO. The Pilling said if Quebec were to Quebec would have separated He said there needs to be some event was held at the Lenhart Grand Ballroom In the University Union Thursday from 11 a.m. to S separate from Canada, athletes she would have had to transfer. formal recognition that Quebec p.m. from Quebec could no longer However, he added that he compete for Canada feels separation would not have See CANADA page three. Marley tribute this weekend Registration Peace, love, togetherness promoted through reggae legend
Dawn Keller p.m. in the Lenhart Grand Ball- en's issues, revolution, apartheid Amey said. "We are different, to go on-line The BG News room. and other social issues," Lam but it's important to realize that Marley will be remembered said. "But his time is yet to come. in our difference lies our Jay Young improvement. In the aftermath of the O.J. for more than his music, accord- "His record is still a top-selling strength." The BG News "We're very excited to be Simpson trial, one word Is seldom ing to Errol Lam, an organizer of album - people are still getting Marley's best-known composi- able to do this," Waggoner spoken: unity. the tribute. his message," Lam said. tions are "One Love," "Jammln'," A part of the University reg- said. "We're hoping that with The 12th annual "One Love: A Although Marley was known Lam said Americans especially Exodus," "Could You Be Loved,'' istration process is going on- It being on-line that not only Tribute to Bob Marley," has been for leading an energenic, guitar- need to understand Marley's idea "I Shot the Sheriff" and "Get Up, line this month. The change will students have up to date organized to promote peace, love driven rock-reggae band and of unity. Stand Up." will allow students to identify information, but that they'll and togetherness, according to singing sensitive ballads, he will "In past weeks, events have "[Marley] put reggae music on about 6,000 classes from a get information on-line." Foster Amey, an organizer of the be remembered for being a living shown that the nation is still di- the map," Lam said. computer. Waggoner said student use tribute. symbol of the struggles of op- vided," he said. "It's more impor- The tribute will feature reggae The classes to be offered of computers would permit The University Carribbean As- pressed people for liberation, tant than ever that his message is music from The Ark Band, and during the spring semester the University to print fewer sociation will sponsor the long- Lam said. understood." will cost $2. The event is non- are listed electronically along schedule books. Fifty est-running tribute at a college "His songs, known Internation- "The University continues to alcoholic and open to faculty, with the times and day offered thousand 80-page fall and campus to Marley Saturday at 9 ally, send messages about wom- talk about multiculturalism," staff, students and residents. and, in some cases, the names spring semester course of professors who will be schedule books are printed teaching them. each year at a cost of $12,000. The Web pages also include The spring semster books will the courses being planned for be available today. Court rules for gay adoption the 1996 fall semester. The The schedule book can be days and times of the fall accessed through the Univer- Joel Stashenko chusetts whose highest court has sity's welcome page or by Since state laws recognize that that the thousands of New York courses will be listed after The Associated Press single adults can adopt, regard- children actually being raised in recognized the right of a person students register their inter- pointing the Web browser to http://www.bgsu.edu/offlces 2 ALBANY, N.Y. - In a ruling less of sexual orientation, the homes headed by two unmarried in a homosexual relationship to est so departments can de- right must also be extended to persons could have only one legal adopt the other partner's child, termine the classroom space Fregistar/class schedule/. hailed by gay rights advocates, John Hasley, University New York's highest court de- partners in gay or heterosexual parent, not the two who want according to Suzanne Goldberg, a needed. relationships, the Court of Ap- them," Chief Judge Judith Kaye spokeswoman for the gay rights Laura Waggoner, University computer graphics and clared Thursday that unmarried people - gay or heterosexual - peals decided in a narrow 4-3 wrote. group Lambda Legal Defense Student Services director, have a right to adopt their part- vote. New York becomes the third said she is pleased with the See ON-LINE, page five. ners' children. "To rule otherwise would mean state after Vermont and Massa- See ADOmON, sagaOxe.
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page two Friday, November 3,1995 The BG News Advertising should be a sin 'Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" When Moses came down from Advertisements exist in a fan- ing? Dare we infringe on the first big fun. Mt. Sinai with the Supreme tasy land where if we buy the amendment rights of corpora- And speaking of educational, Being's B.C. version of "How to right products we'll smell nice, tions? Could we completely cut how about those spiffy new Leah Barnum Jim Vickers Make Friends and Influence He- have lots of friends, be able to out that lovable "Hey Vern" guy? BGSU spots that're running on editor in chief dons," the Big Guy told us all shoot a basketball really well, Nan. If • ve go around banning some of the local radio and tele- managing editor we'd need to live a happy and stuff then we're no better than vision stations? fullf illed life. any other folks who stymie the While these gems will surely Dawn Keller Larry Hannan And for the most part we voices of opposition. Besides, bring in some new students at the news editor Americans are able to abide by that Vem guy sure does tickle cost of $10,000 commercial pro- assistant managing editor God's canon. We try not to steal. my funny bone. duction, you have to ask yourself, Murder is out of the question. And anyway, the corporate "Are the ads really representa- Aaron Gray Robin Coe Haven't seen a golden calf since sponsor is a necessary part of tive of the average student's ex- city editor editorial editor the Nixon administration. And American life. Why, this paper perience?" there alnt too much covet-ing wouldn't even exist without its "That's a good question," Fred goin' on. advertisers. And what a fine D. Connor, the commercials' But there is one little law that group they are, always willing to producer said. we seem to fudge. And often we'll support the paper. In case you haven't seen the fudge it with a jingle. I hope. spots, they basically involve a "Thou shalt not lie." So as Jane Fonda said, "if you group of four or five high school E.A.R. to the Now dont get me wrong. For can't beat 'em, join "em." Simply kids gathered around in the hall- the most part, we don't go for the make a commercial that tells the way of Central High School. big, bad awful, "The Holocaust "extra stuff that the sponsors Throughout the course of "nor- doesnt exist" kind of half-truths. couldn't get in during their paid mal conversation" some kid Hey, the majority of our culture message. brings up the Electric Falcon, Ground... wont even bite on the "Thurstin The next time you open up your BGSU's very own electric car, as Avenue Is a priority for the city" favorite teen publication to dis- a reason for attending our fair \\% happend to be walking along Thurstin Avenue kind of candidate lie. cover another cute little Absolut University. V Vearlier this week, and to our great surprise, it ap- But there Is one fine little ad, you won't find the traditional "Neat," I thought. "When did peared as if the construction on the street was just about falsehood that holds a special golf hole in the shape of a bottle. we get an electric car!?!" finished. place in the hearts, minds and liv- and generally find happiness at Hey, that's pretty true. I mean What else Is so great about our Let's not get too excited, though, some people threw ing rooms of most Americans. the end of the green rainbow. most of my buddies like to booze Midwestern college? Listen and It's the thing that makes us On the other hand, if we forego it up on the golf course. But it learn. pumpkins onto the street on Halloween night. There may want to smile when we Coke. It's these worldly goods, we'll miss doesn't really tell the whole sto- "This University will give me be a rule that construction workers have to take a week what makes us wonder if Eric Es- out on educational opportunities, ry. computer skills that I will be able off when pumpkin gets smeared on a street ... trada has a license to drive that have dandruff, never get laid and What about the role that alco- to take with me into the business taco. And it gave us the "Owens our life will generally suck. hol played in a certain tanker ac- world." *•• Community College" song. You can see how the expecta- cident. I propose a bottle in the Well, that's true enough - if the I'm talking about advertising. tions fall apart when you don't shape of a dead seal. The caption other 90% of companies that use It's safe to say that there are numerous reasons why a Like most things, commercials have the cash to front for the could read: Absolut Exxon Val- IBM's switch over to the Mac particular individual chooses a particular residence hall aren't just a matter of truth or newest fad. And that's the real dez. Or what about the fact that In all fairness to Fred he in which to live. One of the conceivable reasons why lie, good or bad, Mother Theresa problem. Most advertisements over half of the domestic vio- seemed like a pretty good guy. people requested a hall in McDonald Quadrangle is that or Brent Musbarger. It's a shady set up false perceptions of how lence cases in America occur And he was just doing his job. they had functioning stoves on some of their floors. gray area things are supposed to be. And after one party has been drink- "We're just trying to present Unfortunately for these students the McDonald stoves I mean, how can you say a Cal- then when you don't have a mom ing. the positive parts of the Univer- vin Klein ad is lying? Really, it that worries about window clean- Maybe a bottle in the shape of sity to our target audience," Fred were all removed from the hall last month. just kinda tells his side of the ing, your dad doesn't want to give O.J. and the caption: Absolut said. We hope the students who didn't get meal plans be- story - with naked people. you a Jello pop, and instead of in- Wife Beating. At least he had the decency not cause they planned to cook most of their food on the But the commercial leaves you vesting the money on improving Kinda Catchy. to use a jingle. Moses would be stoves are eating, just the same. with the impression that if you the University's "advanced tech- Flip down a couple of pages In proud. • •* use Cal's smelly stuff you'll end nology" we spend $8,000 on new the very same magazine to see a Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- up like the people on the com- signs, you start to wonder what's Marlboro ad that reads "Great umnist for The News. He would The 1995-96 campus phone books are finally here and mercial. And that people will like real. times - Black Lungs." like to thank Bo, the Rugby guy, the question on everyone's mind is "Where was that pic- you, because of it. So should we ban all advertis- Not only educational, but also for his kind words. ture taken?" If you look at the back cover of the book there's a woman in a University sweatshirt studying on some steps. At the top of the steps are numerous marble col- bylWflA, umns. If you've been around campus, you'll have noticed that we don't have any buildings on campus with marble col- umns. The picture was actually taken at the Toledo Art Museum. Now don't get us wrong, it's a nice picture, but shouldn't a photo on a campus phonebook be somewhere on campus? *** Well, the world series is over and the Indians lost. Just when you die-hard Cleveland fans thought you could forget ... It was an unfortunate way to end the season but if s still one of the best runs any sports team from Cleveland has seen in a long time. Hopefully, the team will come back intact next year and go to the series again. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR But a couple of left handed starting pitchers would be a nice way to upgrade the team. gardless of what organization organization, I question how such Organization should benefit or suffer from the a body did not have the vision to Coach thanks report. divorce itself form the selection needs review You sir, are not a journalist and process and make a selection rugby club fans Copyright C 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material should not try to attempt to act as committee comprised of a di- Editor's Note: This letter is in one. You also should not demand verse student population. in this publication without permission of The BG News is strictly On behalf of the players and prohibited. response to "Homecoming that your face or story be printed coverage poor,"a Letter to the in The News because your feel- Why is it that the same organi- coaching staff of the Bowling The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 zation that does not allow itself to Green State University Rugby and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in Editor in the October 30 BG News ings suggest to you that you par- written by Steve Snyder. ticipation in a story is news wor- have open and campus-wide elec- Football Club, I would like to the summer. thy. tions, not allow for some other thank the many fans, roommates, Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the I have several problems with selection process to exist? I girlfriends, and parents that student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions your letter about Homecoming. I I am extremely glad that you would hate to think that the have supported the club In Its expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those am writing in regards to your can sleep better at night knowing members of UAO would be so drive to win a National Cham- of The BG News. perceived actions or inactions of that your position as a top five closed-minded and perpetuate a pionship for the University. Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, The News, your so-called com- King candidate was not biased sense of self-preservation, that Your presence on the sideline mitment to this campus, and the and was based on your so-called they would not possess any type is a significant reason the club typed and include the writer's name, phone number and University sports a 26-2 record and Is in the affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and effort of the committee and ad- commitment to this campus. of innovation to make the Home-' coming process more ethical. Sweet 16 of the National Colle- all letters. visers from UAO. Not only are If you feel better that your effort of 100 percent to this cam- giate Rugby Championship. We The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any you statements truly misguided, but they lack any substance for pus was the sole reason for your Why is the powerful and dis- easily had more fans on our side- errors in stories or photograph descriptions. this debate. top five finish and not your role tant UAO so defensive about the line at every single one of our The News by no means must as president of UAO, you may Homecoming process? Is your away games than did the home cater to UAO and be a conduit of have a point But to know that organization so afraid that stu- team. The BG News Staff the desires of UAO. I applaud and your organization Is in charge of dents may actually be question- In particular I would like to commend the efforts of The the selection process, selects the ing where and how their general thank the 300 fans that braved a stiff wind and chilly tempera- photo editor Stephanie Miskawi Newsto challenge the status quo committee members, coordi- fee money is being spent? Why is nates the questions that are your organization afraid about tures to cheer the club on to vic- co-sports editor Scott Brown of this campus and Its operations. I find it deeply troubling that asked, and ultimately selects that being examined, what else is tory over Miami on Sunday. It co-sports editor Patrick Murphy such a powerful organization, top 10 that will be voted on, there to hide and question about was thrilling to see all of you assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi with a budget of $225,000, SO0 clearly does not look good and UAO? caught up In the excitement of assistant city editor Joe Boyle members, and a full time staff, borders on unethical actions. the match when you paced Bruce graphics editor Roc he lie Slosser would crumble with the first sign Now, I am not suggesting to Once again UAO has suggested Broad down the sideline- Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski that anyone would question its you that you do not deserve an a secret agenda and a sense of Lastly, a special thanks to the Weekend Reality asst. editor Aaron Epple actions. opportunity to participate in the self-perpetuation to me. UAO BGSU Women's rugby team who, copy chief Kristin Stadum The News does not and should Homecoming process, but to should take a deep look at itself after a hard day and hard night at assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman not feel compelled to follow the know that your organization faci- and re-examine Its mission to this the Ohio Univ. Halloween Tour- special projects editor Amy Johnson old standards of news. It is high litates the operation and has a campus before others do the nament, left Athens early to be direct hand in the selection of the examining of you. on the sideline for our Miami special projects asst. editor Jim Barker time that The News takes a more proactive stance and demand top 10 candidates, I lose sleep at game. 204 West Hall more of the organizations on this night to know that such an uneth- Marc A Ross Again, to all of you - Thank National, State and Community Bowling Green State University campus and question everything. ical and biased competition can You! If The News does not find the exist on behalf of Bowling Green Affairs Director Bowling Green. OH 43403-0726 story newsworthy, they by no State University. Undergraduate Student Roger Mazzarella [email protected] means should print the story re- As for your dedicated staff and Government BGSU Rugby Coach
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Campus Post-rain play r Novelty pens to be bid for the Republican presi- dential nomination. pulled from shelves Dole moved early in his cam- AKRON - Pens that resemble paign to deflect questions about blood-filled syringes were a hit his age by releasing his medical with nurses, distributors said. records. Mrs. Dole said her hus- Portraits now being band's hectic campaign schedule proves his health and vigor. taken "You want someone who has Now until Nov. 8 will be the energy and the drive," she the last chance this semes- said. "Bob released his medical ter for all seniors graduat- records at the time that he an- ing in December, May or But police worried that the gimmick would give children the nounced, 40 years showing ex- August to have their senior ceptional good health." portraits taken and be in- message "that a needle is a toy." So the University of Akron Mrs. Dole joked about any cluded in the yearbook. comparisons between Dole and Call 1-800-969-1338 to bookstore removed the syringe look-alikes from its shelves. And President Clinton, who is often schedule a sitting. Photos photographed jogging. are taken on campus in the the Atlanta-based marketer said the company will switch to a "Actually his [Dole's] blood Key yearbook office, 28 pressure, his weight and his West Hall. The sitting fee is Thermometer Pen. "They have been pulled," book- cholesterol are lower than Presi- only $6 and can be charged dent Clinton's, but we won't make to the bursar. store manager Stan Lohman said Thursday. "This was a no- health the issue," Mrs. Dole said. bralner." "I can assure you he's got the Mostly MIDI series Lohman said the pens - shaped energy of 10 people." The issue is something of a bal- like syringes and filled with red Michael Owe. Bakcr/AP Pk.i. opens with No ink to make it look like blood - ancing act for Dole, who stresses his long experience in Washing- Cloudy skies and rain showers didn't stop an impromptu game of hoops at Van Nuys-Sherman Park In World Improvisa- were removed Wednesday after Los Angeles. campus police raised concerns. ton when he is appealing to Re- tions Akron police and an officer publican activists who take part No World Improvisia- from its anti-drug youth program in Iowa's leadoff precinct cau- tions, featuring American cuses. Fred Leslie. "I'm kind of enjoying contract expires just before the len behind Jay Leno's "Tonight said the pens could be attractive it." decade ends. Show" for the past two months. composer/double reed vir- to youngsters and confuse them Mrs. Dole also talked about her tuoso Joseph Cell i and husband's "vast experience." More than 35 drops of heptane "I think more than likely we "Jay, with his success, has had about the dangers of syringes, or met hanol fuel were burned, will stay here through the con- the benefit of a very strong thriv- Korean com - Lohman said. "He knows how to do it," she poser/kumingist Jin Hi Kim said. "He's been doing it for a one at a time, in a doubly con- tract, and then that'll be it for ing network underneath him. And "I have two kids," he said. "It tained chamber. us," he told the Daily News. "Un- we, for over a year now, have not will open this seasons Most- never occurred to me that it long time." ly MIDI series on Friday in NASA will use these findings to less something dramatic hap- had that benefit," Letterman could be put in that perception. improve spaceship fire safety. pens, this is probably our last said. Bryan Recital Hall of the "I deal with adults all day long. Moore Musical Arts Center. Astronauts play with The experiment also may help hurrah." I sold these in the past as a gim- make the burning of fossil fuels "It doesn't seem like that big a The first phase of Letterman's The program will feature a micky type of thing to nurses. It fire variety of new works and more efficient on Earth and re- deal to me if I want to retire when CBS contract runs through next never occurred to me in any way, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - summer, and the network has an improvisations by Celli and Columbia's astronauts played duce pollution. I'm In my 50s," said Letterman, shape or form that it could be a Columbia and its crew of seven 48. option for four more years. Kim. bad thing." with fire Thursday, igniting Celli will perform on are on a 16-day research flight. CBS Broadcast Group Presi- drops of fuel in an experiment Letterman blamed CBS's de- dent Peter Lund told the News double-reed instruments designed to improve safety in They are due back at Kennedy from around the world, in- Space Center on Sunday morning. clining prime-time numbers for he's confident Letterman will Elizabeth Dole cites space and reduce pollution on his own ratings, which have fal- change his mind. cluding the Indian Uukha husband's 'incredible Earth. veena oboe, English horn Letterman era may be and electronic Yamaha energy' WX-7. Kim is the world's drawing to close DES MOINES, Iowa - Eli- NATIONAL Wenthei leading virtuoso on the zabeth Dole told Republican acti- NEW YORK - The era of Top Korean Komungo, a six- vists Thursday her husband has 10 lists, Stupid Pet Tricks and fly- Th*» AccuWaattw*forecast lor noon, Friday, Nov. 3. stinged zither, as well as the "the energy of 10 people" and his ing canned hams may be winding electronic Komungo, She good health answers any ques- down. will play the changgo, a two- tions about whether Bob Dole is headed drum. too old to be president. During the past 25 years "You do not need to worry ^T^~SN" LT—T——V 1 Celli has premiered more about the energy level," Mrs. O S0.)VV^ir-^~\"ZJrS 60* than 35 works by such com- Dole said. 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The BG News page four Friday, November 3, 1995 Co-ops present opportunity Fraternity Employers looking for students with work experience Dawn Keller their sophomore year, according dents "work the system," Young ural resource projects, radio and television stations looking for sponsors The BC News to Bruce Smith, director of Coop- said. erative Education. The office members work with telecommunication and broad- Students need to be aware that "Every one thinks the same students to help them put their cast students, and the Toledo Zoo co-ops are critical to finding good thing - they want a co-op during resume together and go through and Woodland Mall, which offer work after graduation, according the summer," Smith said. "But the interviewing process, Smith co-ops in public relations and food drive to Sue Young, assistant director there Is more competition then. said. events planning. of Cooperative Education. "Students are better off doing "The only advice I can give "It's a win-win situation," Genell Pavellch bda Chi Alpha has participated "Employers are not hiring it in the spring or fall. There are students is to hang in there and Young said. "Students can enjoy The BG News in the food drive. Lynch said. people without experience these co-ops available for next spring keep looking," he added. putting their classroom know- Members of the Delta Zeta days - they don't have to," Young that no one has signed up for A few of the co-ops available ledge to work, earning money The world's largest philan- sorority at the University will said. "Co-ops give students expe- yet." are: the Department of Energy's and getting the edge in the job thropy will come to the Uni- also volunteer to help with the rience and a great opportunity." Last year. University students science and research internships market." versity this weekend with the event this year. Students should try to get co- had internships with more than at labs across the country, the Several students said they annual North American Food Melissa Skusa, Delta Zeta ops during the fall and spring 400 companies. There are co-ops Student Conservation Associa- Drive. social chairwoman, said the semesters, and start doing it for students in 45 majors, if stu- tion which hires students on nat- See CO-OP, page five. The event, sponsored by event is a good way to help Lambda Chi others. Alpha "A lot of people aren't as fraternity. Is fortunate and I would like to an interna- see them get some help," she tional event said. Job opportunities scarce In which Members of the fraternity more than and sorority tied more than 222 of the 1,000 bags to doors of resi- Education majors may adapt lifestyle for employment fraternity's dents all over Bowling Green chapters on Wednesday and Thursday John Wenzel Anna McVricker, a senior ages. Munson, who student teaches throughout for the residents to put dona- The BC News multi-handicapped special edu- The fields with the biggest high-school English in Fostoria, the United tions in. cation major, said she is willing teacher surplus are elementary said salary is not a big concern States and Canada participate. The volunteers will collect Students who are education to go where the jobs were. education and physical/health for her. Chris Lynch, vice president the bags of donated food on majors can expect to adapt their "I'm not concerned about a job education, according to the re- for Lambda Chi Alpha, said Saturday from 9 a.m. until 12 lifestyles when looking for a job, at all," McVricker said. "If you'- port. "Most people who are going the local chapter raised 920 p.m. because current statistics indi- re in it for that, you get burned Regions with the biggest de- into teaching aren't into it for the pounds of food during the "This is a chance to help cate that students will most out much faster." mand for teachers Include Ha- money," Munson said. event last year. someone who does not have as likely have to move to where jobs McVricker also said elementa- waii, California, Nevada, Utah, He added that an event like much as you might, and to are available and accept low sal- ry education majors and other Arizona and Texas. Northeast Bob Reed, director of Program this is necessary, especially make a difference all across aries. over-staffed areas will have a states, including New England Advisement and Teacher Certifi- around the holidays. Bowling Green," Lynch said. Pam Alien, assistant director much harder time locating em- states, and Middle Atlantic states cation, said there are certain "Since we are coming up on Skusa agreed that the event of Career Planning and Place- ployment. such as New York and Pennsyl- things a student can do to give the holidays, this will help is a good cause because it can ment Serives, said there are cer- According to the annual job vania have the largest supply of him or her an edge over the com- those who may not be as for- help many people and bring tain markets that have more search handbook from the Asso- teachers. petition. tunate as us, and all of the food the University Greek commu- shortages than others. ciation for School, College and Layla Munson, senior English collected is going into the nity together. "Special education is a very University Staffing, the fields of education major, said she agrees "Any kind of extracurricular Bowling Green community," "This helps make us think high-demand area right now," Al- bilingual and special education special education currently has activities (students] are willing he said. about how fortunate we are," len said. have the greatest teacher short- the largest market. to pursue, such as coaching, or All of the donated food will she said. any additional certification they be given to the Bowling Green With the help of the Delta can tie into their majors, are Christian Food Pantry, located Zeta sorority, Lynch said CHILY'S & GT EXPRESS helpful," Reed said. "Experience on 525 Pike Street. Lambda Chi Alpha hopes to ROUJL-N-GRCCNCRV CONVENIENCE STORES working with youngters, be it This is the third year the collect more than 2,000 pounds summer camp or Sunday school, University's chapter of Lam- of non-perishable foods. 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I K The BG News Friday, November 3, 1995 page five Society works Future bright for judge with local bars Bachman looking forward to retiring, pursuing goals
Jim Barter met his wife, Evelyn, also Bachman said he has enjoyed past on major problems such as to raise funds The BC News studying law. The Bachmans his years behind the bench, and the infamous "Merry Mad- have been married for 32 has learned to respect the ness" and "Frazee Frenzy" Brandon Wray they are familiar with the cus- Retirement does not always years. power that passing judgement parties, which often resulted in The BC News tomers and are known for being mean spending sun-soaked Bachman practiced law for on the lives of others carries. mass arrests. friendly." days on the beach or on a char- 14 years, and has served as a Bachman said he had trouble Bachman doesn't shut down The Multiple Sclerosis Society F.O.E. Eagles 2180 has been in ter boat trolling for swordfish. Municipal Court judge for the just writing out his first ver- the thinking process at the end is working with bartenders in the contest for about seven For Municipal Court Judge last 18 years. Bachman said re- dict. of each workday. He engages Bowling Green to fund research years, according to Jennifer Phil- James W. Bachman, who will tiring before the mandatory re- "About three inches from the himself in something he calls and help area residents affected lips, a bartender. hang up his robe at the end of tirement age would give him paper, the pen froze in my "five-year projects." From with the disease. "This year we've raised about his elected term on Dec. 31, re- time to pursue some of his life- hand," Bachman said. "I 1983-1988, Bachman resear- The society is working with the one thousand dollars so far," tirement means a good book time goals. "Every since I was thought, 'My goodness, what ched and read about the word bartenders from Easy Street Phillips said. "The customers and a chance to pursue a few a little boy, I wanted to do four kind of power I have.' I just "success." He analyzed the Cafe, Howard's Club H and really enjoy the contest. "We've lifetime goals. things," Bachman said. "I couldn't make my hand check word, obtained various opin- F.O.E. Eagles 2180 for the annual had several benefit concerts and Bachman, 59, was born in wanted to be a lawyer, I want- off that box." ions on the context of the word Understanding, Generous, Lova- all have been successful." Bowling Green and has spent ed to be a judge, I wanted to "I could fine someone, or and interpreted its meanings. ble You bartender contest. the bulk of his life in the city. teach and I wanted to write." take away their driver's licen- Bachman repeated the pro- Money is raised from cus- Matt Massey from the Easy He graduated from Bowling "I've already written one ses, or put them in jail. Be- cess with the word "business." tomers voting for the bar's nomi- Street Cafe said there is no rival- Green High School and went on book, 'You Are Commanded to cause I'm a conscientous guy, Bachman said he now plans to nee said Walker. ry between the bars, everyone to graduate from the Universi- Search,' on the issue of search I've often asked myself embark on a 10-year project. "Each vote costs 25 cents and Justs wants to help raise money. ty with a degree in history. warrants. I teach a basic crim- whether I'd done the right "I've got a list of the one I've gotten 4,000 votes so far," The nominee and bar that Afterwards he obtained his inal justice class at the Univer- thing," he said. hundred greatest works of the said Marge Walker, a nominee raises the most money is de- law degree from the Ohio sity, and I've also taught Bachman also said he has Western World. All books," he from Howard's Club H. "The clared the ugliest bartender and Northern University Law courses at Owens Community worked closely with local law said. "I'm going to devote the nominees are chosen because bar. School. It was at ONU that he College," he said. enforcement officials in the next 10 years to reading them" ON-LINE Continued from page one. said. "This is a first attempt. We have received a number of com- Thief arrested research consultant, said he ments about it. As we get those helped put the schedule on the we'll see how we can improve it." Web. He said the service will be improved with suggestions over Priority registration will take near Cleveland time. place Nov. 7-21 for students who "I suppose some people will Joe Boyle have already registered their in- The BG News understand it well. Some people terest in 1996 spring semester will have trouble with it," Hasley courses. A Madison, Ohio man was arrested in Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio in connection with 14 robberies of Little Caesar's pizza shops and Sub- ■ Jeffrey Ray Kinnerly, 19738 choking her. He allegedly let her way restaurants, including a Bowling Green restaurant. Braile Road, Detroit, has been out, chased her down the street, John D. Hedge, 35, admitted to the Oct. 16 robbery of the Bowling indicted on charges of receiving tackled her and choked her until Green Little Caeser's and 11 other restaurants, according to Bowling stolen property. Kinnerly alleg- she passed out. The alleged inci- Green Police Detective Sgt. Brad Conner. edly received personal checks he dent occured on Oct. 15. Zamora Hedge allegedly robbed a Little Caeser's in Mentor-on-the-Lake. knew to be stolen and used them has prior convictions for petty Police were able to get a picture of Hedge, which victims identified in to buy $396.88 worth of mer- theft, theft, assault, contributing a photo line-up, according to Mentor-on-the-Lake police Officer Ger- chandise from a Lake Township to delinquency of a minor and rilyn Deutch. Best Buy store on Sept. 24. possession of unauthorized li- "We traced him through his girlfriend," Deutch said. ■ Robert J. Zamora, 1070 Sand cense plates. Hedge then asked the girlfriend for money, and Cleveland police Ridge Road, has been indicted on ■ Lloyd L Woods, 2471 Frank- apprehended him at a meeting where she was to give him the money. charges of domestic violence. lin Road, Toledo, has been indic- Deutch stressed the importance of inter-agency cooperation in Zamora allegedly jumped into ted on charges of theft. Woods al- legedly stole tools from a Sears FR30AY NIGHT catching Hedge. the victim's car while she was "Fourteen different departments, and everybody pitched in," she approaching his house and began store on Oct. 23. Tba On® E^©d Sfa®w said. "Now we all get sit down and sort out the mess to make our cases." CO-OP ;I®SSQ© Hedge will eventually be charged in Bowling Green, according to R@©k At ills Flm«$H Conner. Continued from page four. my resume to different com- panies," she said. "Then Mar- agreed the co-ops helped them athon called me, and I got the $2.00 $3.00 ADOPTION- learn and put classroom know- job." ledge to work in a professional Continued from page one. trice Dohrn, who represented a Miller will work at American 21 & over UNDER lesbian couple in the case before environment. Electric Power as a computer and Education Fund. The top the Court of Appeals. Kristi Miller, a senior comput- programmer this summer for in- court for the District of Colum- er science major who worked at ternship credit. bia has also legalized such adop- Republican Gov. George Pataki Marathon Oil as a programmer tions. charged that the ruling oversteps last summer, said she learned "Gay parents, like non-gay the line between the judiciary about the three-hour co-op parents, want the best for their and the other branches of through the computer science children," said Lambda's Bea- government. fair. "I went to the fair and eave out SARAH OGDAHL For CITY COUNCIL • FIRST WARD
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,v I sjpfe The BG News. page six Friday, November 3, 1995 Legislation Drug operation busted to benefit Woman missing after overhearing conversation Mitch Weiss The Associated Press 'Other Ohio' TOLEDO - Cynthia Ander- son was last seen on Aug. 4, The Associated Press Columbus and Cincinnati. 1981, sitting at her desk inside Organizers of the "Other Ohio" the office of Neller and Rabbltt COLUMBUS - A move to de- movement say they no longer are where she worked as a legal centralize state government going to be quiet and watch the secretary. picked up steam when a Senate lions' share of state money and Her family has searched committee passed a bill that jobs go to the three C's. since then, hiring private de- would allow the headquarters of Sen. Steve Yarbrough, tectives and appealing to the state agencies to be located out- R-Toledo, said he will introduce media for help. Her dis- side Franklin County. an amendment next week to re- appearance was featured on an Members of the Senate State move a provision that requires episode of the television pro- and Local Government Affairs General Assembly approval after gram "Unsolved Mysteries." Committee voted 6-2 on Wednes- the analysis before a department Although the Lambertville, day to pass the bill, sponsored by could be moved to a city outside Mich., woman has not been state Rep. Lynn Olman, Franklin County. found, authorities believe they R-Maumee. The full Senate will "I dont think we need that," know why she disappeared: she consider the bill next week. Yarbrough said. "If you're taking overheard a conversation be- The measure would remove the the Other Ohio issue seriously ... tween the alleged leader of a legal requirement that all state the three Cs could gang up and drug operation and her boss, government departments have you would lose anyway. Any pro- respected attorney Richard headquarters in Franklin County. posal ought to stand and fall on Neller. Columbus is the county seat. its own merits, once the cost- "I'm just shocked, dev- Michocl Brlcc/AP Photo "This Is an important day for benefit analysis is done," he said. astated. I don't want to believe A member of the DEA federal task force use a bulldozer to search for the body of a missing woman in the "Other Ohio' because now, If an amendment is introduced she's dead, but I know she Perrysburg, Ohio, Thursday. Legal secretary Cynthia Anderson of Lambertville, Mich, has been miss- once and for all, we're going to be and adopted next week, the bill is probably is," her father, Mi- ing since April 4,1981. able to put the argument of likely to wind up in a joint Sen- whether this will be for the good chael Anderson, said Thursday ate-House conference committee in an interview from his Toledo Anderson said. "That's just the Including Neller, 49, of Toledo, Anderson's death was part of a of all the citizens of Ohio to bed," appointed by House Speaker Jo home. way she was, honest, caring." and Jose Rodriguez Jr. drug conspiracy, but not Olman said Wednesday. Ann Davidson, a Republican "If she knew something A federal grand jury on enough to file murder charges, The "Other Ohio" movement is from the Columbus suburb of about Neller's drug dealing, Wednesday indicted nine peo- Authorities said they have said Toledo police Detective made up of residents who live Reynoldsburg, and Senate Presi- she would have gone to police," ple on drug-related charges. enough evidence to show Ms. Larry Scoble. mostly northwest and southeast dent Stanley Aronoff, R-Clncin- of a line that connects Cleveland, nati. Courts will not Ohio militias 'in disarray' release record Membership rising, groups on the decline, says official The Associated Press Mrs. Ritchie, 24, has been charged with murder in the death Katharine Rizzo Almay said the bureau he Oklahoma City federal building there have denied the suspects DAYTON - An appeals court of Samantha Ritchie. She has The Associated Press heads, part of the Ohio Attorney bombing. The suspects arrested were members. on Thursday refused to order the pleaded innocent. Her trial is scheduled for January. WASHINGTON -- Militia release of information contained in arraignment records of a membership seems to have dou- Sean Conover, formerly a state "The state command level of the Ohio woman accused of killing her Ernest Vernell Brooks, a bled in Ohio since the Oklahoma commander with the Ohio Unor- 4-year-old daughter and then re- neighbor or Mrs. Ritchie's, has City bombing, but the groups Unorganized Militia is all but disbanded and ganized Militia, agreed with Al- porting her missing. pleaded guilty to gross abuse or a may be on the decline, a state the county-level groups are in a general state may there is disarray but said "the numbers are grossly The 2nd Ohio District Court of corpse, tampering with evidence official told Congress Thursday. of disarray." Appeals said certain informal ion and obstructing justice. "The state command level of underestimated." on Therressa Jolynn Ritchie's ar- Police have released few de- the Ohio Unorganized Militia is raignment sheet is exempt from tails about the case. all but disbanded and the county- "Let them believe what they Ted Almay want to believe. We know the disclosure because it is trial- Last week, the appeals court level groups are In a general refused to order disclosure or sjate of disarray," Ted Almay, superintendent of Ohio BCI truth, and that goes for all things preparation material. superintendent of the Ohio Bu- about our government, about our WDTN-TV had asked for most or the records requested by WDTN, but said it would review reau of Criminal Identification heritage and about the American release or the material and other General's office, estimates the in the bombing have been associ- way of life," Conover said in a police documents related to the the arraignment sheets and the and Investigation, told the House state's total militia membership ated with such groups in Michi- defendants' previous criminal Crime Subcommittee. telephone interview from his investigation, saying that they at SOO, up from 250 before the gan, although militia members Dayton, Ohio, home. are public records. Prosecutors records in private before making and attorneys said release or a decision on those documents. some records could jeopardize Mrs. Ritchie's and the public's In Thursday's ruling, the court right to a fair trial. ordered the release or Mrs. Rit- State bill could provide money chie's and Brooks' previous crim- - Montgomery County Pros- inal records, except for portions ecutor Mathlas Heck Jr. said he obtained from the FBI, the Ohio Highway construction dollars lie in redistribution of gasoline taxes was pleased with the court's de- Bureau or Criminal Identifica- cision. tion and Investigation or a - national computer network that John Chilian! A total of 6.3 cents, about $340 line pump goes for blacktop and patrol does not receive any gen- "We don't want to try it (the would show offenses committed The Associated Press million, Is channeled to local concrete. eral fund money in return. case) in the press," he said. government for highway pur- "I don't think the public under- Calls to attorneys for WDTN outside the state. ;COLUMBUS - Ohio could have Heck said the appeals court poses. standing is that $150 million of "The current system elim- and Mrs. Ritchie were not re- ait extra $146 million a year to would release the records. Shoemaker said 2.7 cents, or that is not going directly into inates the perception that we're turned. bjiild roads if it stopped using the $146 million a year, goes to the highway construction or mainte- writing tickets to generate reve- gflaollne tax to pay for the State Ohio Department of Public nance," Shoemaker said. nue for ourselves," Born said in Highway Patrol, legislators were Safety, mainly to pay for the pa- an interview. Mid Thursday. trol. Sgt. John Born, patrol spokes- iRep. Mike Shoemaker, The public safety department He said that If the patrol In- man, said the proposed switch in has not taken a position on the D-Bourneville, outlined for the stead relied on money from the funding could produce a public bill. SENIOR PORTRAITS House Ways and Means Commit income, sales and other taxes perception problem of a But the Ohio Contractors Asso- -Now Being Taken- Me his bill to make more money that make up what is known as different kind. ciation endorsed the concept last available for highway construc- the general revenue fund, money Almost half or the money gen- month as a way to deal with what tion without raising taxes. from the gasoline tax could give erated through fines from traffic it described as "a monstrous To Schedule An Appointment Call: tMoney from the gasoline tax no ODOT cash needed to work on a tickets the patrol writes goes into shortfall" in money for highway longer would be used for en- backlog of highway projects. the general fund, although the maintenance. forcement and administration of "I do not have a problem with 1-800-969-1338 i mjotor vehicle laws. the highway patrol, and I have ■The tax amounts to 22 cents the highest respect for the duties HURRY! per gallon. Of that total, 13 cents, that the highway patrol per- A of about $700 million a year, goes forms," Shoemaker said. OFire up before the to the Ohio Department of But he said motorists believe ONLY 5 MORE DAYS Transportation. that the tax they pay at the gaso- v game with bw-3! A Only $6 J^< Retakes Also I GO FALCONS! OWL~N~GREENERY BG VS. OHIO U. Sitting Fee All ilf\ I 80 Wings tor only $17.50 nAl W only with coupon. Not valid with other medals. | •L „-_^2?2J3£lf£—————J X /^Ho\ GO FALCONS! 176 E. y (TtlrTj BG vs. WOOSTER y §'VC9/ OHIO U. 353-BWWW \J BUFFALO WILD WINGS & WECK K <* Jy A The BG News Friday, November 3,1995 page seven Rise in drug use noted in survey School bus hijacker killed Sandra Soblera together police, academics and Scary ride leaves children crying but unharmed | The Associated Press clergy, and officials in govern- Nicola Wlnfleld ment, education and media to The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Marijuana seek ways to reduce crime and * use by black males as young as drug use among juveniles, Clin- MIAMI BEACH, Fla.- For 11 years of age has tripled in four ton said. years. For white girls, It's more 75 terrifying minutes Thurs- As the president spoke, the At- day, an edgy man with a small than doubled. And teens who lanta-based parents' group carry guns or join gangs are bag stood on a school bus with PRIDE released its annual sur- 11 disabled children aboard, more likely to use cocaine, a vey of drug use and violence in national survey says. repeatedly reaching into his junior and senior high schools. jacket as if he had a gun and With illegal drug usage by high threatening to blow everyone school students steadily climbing "This is madness, over eight years and currently up. hovering near 35 percent, overall Four times, the bus, sur- pure and simple. And A teen drug use will. In three or rounded by police cars as it we all have to do four years, reach 1979's all-time traveled 15 miles of Miami- whatever we can to high of SI percent, said PRIDE area highways, came to a stop president Thomas J. Gleaton. at the hijacker's request. get it out of our lives." And junior high students seem Several times, he ci-ouched to be leading the way. down and gathered his whim- "Clearly, the new movement pering young hostages around back to drugs is led by younger him to shield himself from the President Bill Clinton students," commented Doug police. Hall, a PRIDE spokesman. When negotiations failed, The survey of 200,000 students police shot him to death at the in 32 states found that marijuana door of the bus and dragged Against this bleak statistical use in grades 6 through 8 sky- him into an alley. backdrop, President Clinton said rocketed during the 1994-95 When it was over, the crying Thursday he will convene a school year. It measured 13.3 children - some of whom have White House conference to percent for black males for a 195 autism or speech Impediments counter messages to teens that percent increase over the - were taken into Joe's Stone it's "cool, sexy, attractive" to 1991-92 report; 6.7 percent for Crab restaurant, where the hi- DcinCo./AP Photo drink or get high. black females, a 253 percent In- jacker was a waiter, and were given Cokes, french fries and Police officers escort children to a waiting bus following their hijacking ordeal Thursday In Miami. "This is madness, pure and crease over four years; and 7.2 None of the children were reported with serious Injuries. simple. And we all have to do percent for white females, a 118 Icecream. whatever we can to get it out of percent relative increase. Seven-year-old Brian Mor- rational," Taylor said. The youngsters were on the cars, lights flashing, quickly our lives," Clinton said in a Slightly more than 10 percent ales called the hijacker "a bad Sang had been angry with the way to their school, Blue Lakes formed around the bus as the speech before the Community of white males in the same age person." Internal Revenue Service and Elementary, when Sang forced vehicle, with the door wide Anti-Drug Coalitions of America group reported using marijuana The hijacker was identified initially said he wanted to go to his way aboard at a stop near open and the bus driver obey- The one-day conference, slated last year, a 79 percent increase as Catalino "Nick" Sang, 42, a an IRS office, police said. The the church off the Palmetto ing the rules of the road, trav- for January, would bring over the 1991-92 school year. native of the Dominican Re- nature of his tax dispute was Expressway southwest of eled at a cautious 35 mph to 40 public who had lived legally in not immediately known. An downtown Miami. He pushed mph, below the 55 mph limit. the United States since 1984 IRS spokesman said the agency aside Ms. Castellanos and told "The bus driver said she felt and went to church every day. cannot discuss a private citi- bus driver Alicia Chapman in threatened, because the sub- I Proof of carbon- Sang walked off his job zen's taxes. Spanish, "I'm taking control," ject, when he argued with her, Wednesday night, telling his "We were hostages because police said. would reach inside his jacket. boss he couldn't handle the he owed money to the govern- Mrs. Chapman, Ms. Castel- She thought he might shoot filled tropics found pressure. On Thursday morn- ment," said Nubia Castellanos, lanos, a school aide and 13 her," said Pat Brickman, a ing, Sang asked his daughter to a mother ordered onto the bus children, who are in kindergar- Metro-Dade police spokesman. Lauran Neergaard ing tracts of tropical rainforests pray for him, went to church, by Sang as she helped her au- ten through fourth grade, were The ordeal, broadcast live on The Associated Press could be absorbing a billion tons became hysterical and started tistic son get on. on the bus when Sang seized it. national television, ended out- of carbon dioxide every year - ranting, said Fred Taylor, di- During the hijacking, Sang The aide, Ms. Castellanos, her side Joe's Stone Crab, a popu- WASHINGTON ~ Scientists i fully one-sixth of the amount rector of the Metro-Dade carried a bag and told police he child and another student were lar restaurant at the southern working in Brazil have found the produced annually by burning Police Department had a bomb. But the device let off during stops ordered by tip of Miami Beach. The bus first proof that undisturbed tro- fuels, said Pieter Tans of the "He was not coherent and he turned out to be one of the the hijacker before the bus came to a stop; one child pical rainforests soak up huge National Oceanic and Atmos- made several threats. He was children's respirators and reached Miami Beach. jumped out and police fired amounts of the carbon dioxide pheric Administration. disturbed, yelling. He was not police found no weapon. A convoy of pursuing police one shot at Sang. that people produce by burning "It's a pretty important find- fuels. ing," said Tans. "It's clear the The measurements, published forests are helping us" balance Friday in the journal Science, the so-called greenhouse effect. GREENWOOD Al
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* I The BG News page eight Friday, November 3,1995 Day of the Dead celebrated Military still Mexican ritual helps departed souls 'f ind peace' Sara Silver taking heat The Associatd Press MIAHUATLAN, Mexico •- - Soledad Lopez spent two weeks preparing a candlelight dinner from Japan for an aunt and uncle she hasn't seen in years. But the feast she offered them Thursday was EricTalmarJge Okinawa's Gov. Masahide symbolic: her relatives are long The Associated Press Ota, who is seeking far deeper dead. cuts in the troops than Wash- Although Ms. Lopez doesn't be- TOKYO - With anger at the ington or Tokyo appear willing lieve, as many Mexicans do, that U.S. military already at the to accept, is to meet with Prime the spirits return on the Day of boiling point over the rape of a Minister Tomiichi Murayama the Dead, she says her tamales schoolgirl, an Okinawan court on Saturday to discuss the is- and spicy chocolate mole sauce today heard another grisly tale sue. Okinawa is also likely to should help the departed souls - this time of a Marine accused be featured prominently in find peace. And the effort doesn't of beating a woman to death talks between Murayama and hurt her, either. with a hammer. Clinton this month. "The ritual helps us to re- The resumption of the trial Local media, meanwhile, member the details of their of Marine Pfc. Joshua Hill jammed into the Naha District lives," said Ms. Lopez, a practic- came as Defense Secretary Court to cover the resumption ing Roman Catholic. William Perry wrapped up a of Hill's trial, which began in "After suffering from the pain trip to Japan aimed at calming September and has had spora- of our loss, we come to accept the furor over the rape of a dic sessions since then. A much death through celebration," she 12-year-old girl on the island in larger crowd was expected said, heaping giant marigolds, southern Japan two months when the trial for the two Ma- white mums and red flowers ago. rines and a sailor charged in called borla on the graves of her The arrest of three Ameri- the rape begins next week. relatives. cans for the rape has sparked Naha is Okinawa's state capi- Mexicans visited cemeteries, Sitting on her husband's tomb, Natalia Navarro sings while two musicians perform Thursday in a massive demonstrations tal. lit candles and offered sweet cemetery in San Insldlo in Mexico City. throughout Japan - including a Hill, 20, of Youngstown, breads and candy skulls in honor rally of 58,000 ppeople last Ohio, has admitted he struck of ancestors Thursday, marking in the national holiday. In the cities, the day is heavily the dead were believed to parade month, easily the largest anti- Kanako Kinjo, a 24-year-old one of the country's most mourn- Ms. Lopez's grandchildren influenced -- and at times crow- around their communities. base protest ever held on Okin- saleswoman, several times in awa. ful and colorful traditions: the scampered among the graves, ded out - by a U.S. import, Hal- Victor Alcazar, an amateur his- the head, but says he did not in- Perry's apology for the rape Day of the Dead. playing hide and seek around loween. But traditions are fierce- torian in Miahuatlan, said Domin- tend to kill her. and announcement that a Thousands of residents from gray tombstones in a haze of fra- ly defended in many parts of the ican friars who arrived in 1528 According to prosecutors, Miahuatlan filed silently passed grant incense. The youngsters Mexican countryside, such as committee will be set up to re- Hill and Kinjo's former boy- mixed indigenous traditions into view possible reductions in the a single blue cross, illuminated squealed as firecrackers boomed Mihuatlan, a town 50 miles south the celebration of All Saints Day friend went to her apartment U.S. military presence on by three dim bulbs during an all- to salute what is believed to be of Oaxaca City. with Masses to alleviate tormen- May 10 to get a sweater Hill night vigil in the local cemetery. the return of the souls of the ted souls said to be in purgatory. Okinawa, where more than had left there. Day of the Dead pre-dates the 27,000 troops are stationed, It ended before sunrise Thurs- dead. Prosecutors believe Hill per- All Saints Day celebrations of the "Spending the night in the drew few cheers from local suaded Kinjo to go for a drive day. "This gives children a Roman Catholic tradition cemetery is a dramatic way of leaders, however. and upon returning to her Economic recession has made different idea of death," said brought by Spanish colonizers in paying homage to the dead, but for muted ceremonies this year - Lopez' daughter-in-law, Lucina thelSOOs. "Okinawa can't be placated home beat the woman re- altars in the home are most typi- with a statement like that," namely smaller heaps of flowers, Garcia, who runs a clothing shop peatedly with a hammer he and Zapotec Indians in this region cal," said Alcazar. said Seiken Tobaru, mayor of Argotsinger intended to use to fewer candles and fewer tamales in the southern mountain state of worshipped the goddess Huitzi- Images of happy, living skele- Ginowan City, which is near sent in baskets. But Mexicans Oax.-ic.-i. "We keep the traditions lopochotli with food, incense and tons drinking, dancing and even force their way into the apart- major U.S. military bases. ment had Kinjo not been home. throughout the country took part so we can pass them on." flowers on a special holiday when marrying permeate Oaxacan art. WANTED! Alpha Xi Delta has formally issued warrants for the arrest of the following men: Matt Bebus Bo Hurley Matt Smith Shawn McMahon Frank Vamos Matt Campbell Mike Parsons Brooke Gray Alex Robinson Mike Meldon Mike Switzer \.Bft* Eric Zelenka Brett Starr Bill Burgei Kevin Kraft Jaon Martin Jeff Gilmor Jon Judkins Chris Tobar Jason Brown Aaron Wright Scott Kerekes Paul Kenny Jeff Heim Mike Bottger Jamie Landis Bevin Badorf Matt Schubert Alan Grottle Kevin Lange Shane Hartwell Sean McCosh Noah Silverstein Jason Miller Jamie Barricklow Shane Davis Todd Swartz Marty Bryce Todd Whittsell Craig Hysell David Schultz Bob Reichow Chad Brockschmidt Todd Deutsch Todd Coy Brad Moreland Chad Creekmore Jay Macauda Tom Joseph Derek Hyde BOWLING GREEN STATE PENITENTIARY LOCK ME UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1995
\ t. \ A This Weekend in Bowling Green athletics: SOCCER at MAC Tournament, Kalamazoo, Mich. HOCKEY at Clarkson. Fri.-Sat.. 7 p.m. Semifinals. Saturday. 3:15 p.m.: Finals, Sunday, 2 p.m. Radio: WBVI-FM 96.7 VOLLEYBALL vs. EMU (Fri.). vs. CMU (Sat.). 7 p.m. FOOTBALL TO. Ohio at Perry Stadium, 1 p.m. Saturday Radio: WBGU-FM 88.1 (JefT Krugh & Linda Turchlk) Radio: WBGU-FM 88.1 (Nathan Heerdt & James Ryan): WFO"'OB-A AM 1430. WBVI-FM 96.7, WJYM-AM Q 730 (Dave Horger «t Mark Miller). TeierUlon: none locally SWIMMING vs. Notre Dame at BG's Rec Center, today. 5 p.m.
Christian Pclusl Assistant Sport* Sports Weekend Editor Friday. November 3, 1995 page nine Difficult season Swim forBG Some fat to chew on ... teams • One of the biggest disap- pointments in college football this year has to be the Bowling Green Falcons. BG host was picked to finish first on 38 of 40 ballots by the omni- scient media that we are. Now, the Falcons (3-6) are alone In ninth place In the Irish MAC. Reasons for their demise are numerous. Of eight Falcons hope returning starters on defense from last season, only three are currently starting. A knee for good start Injury to center Cal Bowers made a bad offensive line under Julian worse. And who would have thought the loss of wldeouts Brad Beebe Ramelr Martin and Ronnie The BG News Redd to graduation would be as great as it is? In their first meet of the year, Peter McNeelcy is more and under new head coach Randy respected than MAC football Julian, the men's and women's and the Falcons' inability to swim teams will compete against even compile a winning Notre Dame University today at , The BG NCWB/JOD Raibach record in the division Is unbe- Bowling Green's Cooper Pool. lieveable. Bowling Green running back Key Ian Cates (below) gets cut down Ing again Saturday when they face Ohio on Fan Appreciation Day. This will be a special meet for during a recent game. The Falcons will look to get its offense go- • The least known BG star Julian because he is playing the Is Falcon soccer goaltender team for which he coached for Scott Vallow. Including the last five years and also be- Tuesday's 0-0 tie at cause it is his Kentucky, Vallow's goals first meet as a Falcons close home slate against average is a micro- collegiate level scopic 0.49. good for second head coach. In the nation. BG will com- Ohio provides opposition for regrouping Bowling Green • Proof that all the hoopla pete at 16 that surrounds Delon meets from Scott Brown fairly successful in going and a defender on the pitch and Blackney admitted that the in- Sanders, mostly created by November The BG News against option teams," BG then you need an alley player. consistency of the offensive himself. Is more than anyone through March. coach Gary Blackney said of "What they force you to do in line has been one of the key can handle: In his Cowboy Who could have foreseen the wishbone-oriented Bob- assignment football is slow factors in the offense's lack of debut Sunday against Two of the meets will in- this? cats. "I think we have a pretty down your pursuit." production. Atlanta, Sanders was caught Bowling Green wraps up its good concept of how to defend The Falcons are 12-0-1 in the "I really hate to sit here and on replays for holding and clude the MAC Championships in late February home football schedule Satur- the option, and now it's just last 13 years against Ohio. single it out," Blackney said. grabbing receivers well past day against perennial MAC cel- down to getting our players in Blackney comes into the "If I had to say something real- five yards at least four times. and the NCAA Championships in lar-dweller Ohio University (1 a week's time ready for it." game confident with his team's ly positive, Chad Bukey is real- Any mention from Fox's John late March. Julian discussed the goals that p.m. kickoff at Perry Stadium), Ohio owns a win against Ak- defense, one of the few bright ly playing like an all- Madden in the booth or the ron this year and a tie with spots in last week's 17-0 loss to conference player." boys on ESPN's PrtmeUme? he wants to accomplish for this and the Falcons come in ranked year. below the Bobcats in the con- Kent on its league slate. The Western Michigan. Against the Mistakes, however, have Nope. Sanders was seemingly Falcons opened their MAC Broncos, the BG defense held played a big part in the self- above criticism. When the ference standings. "The characteristics of trust, Ohio is in eighth place in the schedule with a win over Akron its own after being roughed up destruction. Penalties and replay was shown they talked a week earlier against Toledo. of Delon's ability to make up communication, integrity, and league, standing 2-5-1 overall but have followed with five turnovers continue to haunt the ground. Easy to do when he's character are very important for and 1-3-1 in loop play. Bowling losses in a row. "I really think some exciting Falcons. They were flagged for along for the ride on the this team," Julian said, "If we Green, the preseason MAC The focus for Bowling Green things are happening with our 103 yards against Western receivers' shirt. can be successful with these per- favorite, is alone in ninth place will be shutting down an Ohio defense right now," Blackney Michigan and continue to turn • Does anyone need any sonalities, we will have a very at 3-6 overall and 1-5 in the option attack that ranks fourth said. the ball over - their -1.22 turn- more proof that, when successful ending of the year as conference. In the league In rushing The big concern, however, is over margin is next to last in healthy, Mario Lemleux Is the far as personal best perform- The Falcons carry the weight offense. the offense and the continued the MAC. best player in the NHL? Prior ances and performances within of a four-game losing streak "The option forces you into a lack of production. Since scor- "It's a different person all to Wednesday night's game. the conference." into a game where they are still real disciplined style of foot- ing 37 points and beating Big the time," Blackney said. Lemleux tallied back-to-back Last year, both Falcon squads the decided favorites over an ball in terms of assignment East opponent Temple on Sept. Redshirt freshman quarter- hat tricks against the were swept by Notre Dame. opponent they have beaten football," Blackney said. "In 30, the Falcons have scored 26 back Bob Nlemet will start Gordon's Fisherman of New However, BG and the Irish have twice by a combined score of general, you have to put two points in four games with a again for the Falcons against York and the defending played each other very evenly 52-0 over the past two seasons. people on the fullback and a pair of shutouts. Ohio. Senior Ryan Henry's Stanley Cup champion New over the years. BG's men's team "In the past, we've been defender on the quarterback Although reluctantly so. status remains In doubt. Jersey Devils. Both on the is composed of mostly veterans road. which include captains J.T. When coming back from Neuffer, Paul Henderson, and his one-year hiatus from Mark Klappar. hockey due to back problems, cancer surgery and anemia. It "Our men's program, this BG icers will Is widely known that Lemleux senior class, beat Notre Dame as hit the weights hard in the a freshman and sophomore offseason. But one of the class," Julian said. "So they know most telling stories of how to beat Notre Dame." get familiar Lemleux's comeback Is that "We match up pretty well on prior to this summer, when paper," said senior Mark Klap- he attempted to touch his par. "It will come down to each toes, he could never reach event. We have to take one event with Clarkson less than two feet from the at a time." floor. At the end of this past They're usually picked as one of summer, he could touch the Pat Murphy BG women's team contains The BG News the top teams in their league," floor. said Falcon right wing Mike • Think Penn State Is mostly young players, but has a Falcon hockey coach Buddy Johnson. "They still have quite a empathizing with Ohio State good group of upperclassmen as- about OSLTs situation in the sisting them. Powers gets to see another team few good players and it's going to he is familiar with this weekend be a couple of tough road politically correct football "We have a lot of young fresh- polls? Reminiscent of the men women," Julian said. "They when the Falcons travel to Clark- games." Nlttany Lions of last year, the will gain a lot of experience after son to play the Golden Knights. BG plans to make the 600 mile Buckeyes are undefeated with this weekend." Powers coached against plus trip to Potsdam, N.Y., where one of the best offenses in Eastern Collegiate Athletic Con- Clarkson is located, Thursday. history, but are doomed to "We're really excited for this fernce member Clarkson while The Falcons will not only have finish no higher than No. 2 if meet," said women's team cap- he was at Rensslear Polytechnic three days of practice at the Ice all things remain status quo. tain Mo Sullivan. "Notre Dame Institute, which belongs to the Arena but plan to practice at The Rose Bowl connection of will be tough, but we're both very same conference. Clarkson's Cheel Arena Thurs- the Big Ten. the Imperfect competitive teams." •They have the [ECAC] Rookie day. bowl coalition and pitifully Since the Falcons aren't com- of the Year last year in goal," "It basically cuts a day out of weak schedules of Nebraska pletely healthy, the depth of No- Powers said. "And they have your practice," Powers said and Florida State have Ohio tre Dame could pose a big prob- three or four real good forwards about the distance to Clarkson. State feeling like the red- lem for both Falcon squads. we have to be aware of but most Falcon defenseman Matt El- headed step child. "We're thin when it comes to of the guys that have come in dred said BG could use a road • Anybody seen the vaunt- the depth factor," Julian said. weren't much of a factor when I trip after their five game homes- ed Steelers running game? It's "The ND women's team will be was there two years ago." tand. probably hiding with the the best, deepest squad we'll face Clarkson, which dropped their "I think it's going to be good in stingy Browns defense. all year." opening series against Denver a way," Eldred said. "Maybe Christian would like to 4-3 and 4-2 over the weekend, has well get away and have a little thank Curtis Danburgjor con- Julian discussed what it's go- sophomore Dan Murphy in goal time to concentrate on hockey tributing to this column. Any ing to take to win this weekend. and is led by junior center Tcdd and not worry about a lot of the comments or opinions can be "We have to have some great The BC Ntwatloa Raibach White up front. White scored other extracurricular stuff. We e-malled to Christian at individual performances, head to The Falcon hockey team will hit the road for the first time this three times in the two games can really concentrate on what's cpelusi&bgnet. bgsu.edu. head competition. We have to ex- season tonight when they visit Clarkson University In Potsdam, against Denver. pect success." N.Y. "They're a pretty good team. Sec ICERS, page eleven. I •-■ I The BG News P«e ten Friday, November 3, 1995
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I99S ViM*»*> Jp 4 h \ The BG News Friday, November 3,1995 page eleven NBA season Spikers in must-win situation Jeremy Yohe But Van De Walle doesn't care standings is Saturday's foe. needed our outside attackers to opens tonight The BC News about the teams past perform- Central Michigan At 6-6 in the really step up - and Mamie ances, rather that BG pulls out MAC, the Chippewas are also Simpson and Shayne Crumley Ask head coach Denlse Van wins from here on out. entertaining thoughts securing have stepped up. Heat's opener Saturday. Wendy E. Lane De Walle about the importance the final seed for the tourna- They have really elevated The Associated Press "With Shaq out, it only makes of tliis weekend's volleyball "We cannot afford to treat ment their offensive game and we teams hungrier to beat us," Or- matches against Eastern and anyone in the conference other When the season opens Friday lando's Anfernee Hardaway said. Along with BG and Central, need that because the whole Central Michigan at Anderson than a must win situation," she Kent (8-5) and Ohio (8-6) are conference focuses on our night, the NBA's list of missing "Almost 90 percent of our Arena and two words come to said. "I don't care what their persons will be long indeed. offense was centered around also locked in the battle for the middle attack." There's the injured starters, Shaq. If I didn't say I dread not her mind. record is, how they have been final spot. Esslinger was named Co- Must win. playing or how many wins and like Shaquille O'Neal. Chris having Shaq, I'd be lying.'* "They [CMU] are in the same MAC Player of the Week with "Each match means the loses they have, that's irreve- boat we are," Van De Walle her effort in last weekend's Webber and Rik Smits. There's Smits, the Indiana Pacers' same," Van De Walle said. lant right now. the suspended, like Luc Longley said. " Central, OU, Kent and matches against Kent and Ak- center, is out for three weeks "We've got to win them all" and Charles Oakley. And don't after having a bone spur re- "What Is important to us is to ourselves are feeling the same ron where she recorded 42 kills forget the locked-out referees. be focused and prepared to pressure of all vying for the (6.0 per game avg.). She hit .310 moved from his leg. New Jersey With a 5-8 Mid-American Charlotte's Alonzo Mourning Is play to win." fourth seed." over the two matches and forward Derrick Coleraan Is re- Conference record, the Falcons on the trading block as rumors ceiving medical treatment for an The Falcons shouldn't have BG's offensive attack will be averaged 3 blocks. Esslinger find themselves In seventh In much difficulty in disposing of looking for the continued good set the school record in total circulate he could be missing irregular heartbeat, and no one the standings and must win out from the Hornets' roster by ti- the punchless Eagles. EMU play from their outside hitters blocks against Kent with 14. knows when he'll be back. the season to have a chance at pofftime. ranks last In the MAC in kills, to help keep the attention of "Carlyn has desereved it The Washington Bullets are so making the post-season tour- Making up for all the absen- depleted by injuries they had to digs, assists and hitting per- the Falcons strong middle at- several times throughout the tees, however. Is the presence of nament On Friday, Bowling centage. The Eagles' lone win tackers, senior Carlyn Ess- year with her outstanding per- sign assistant coach Derek Smith Green will host a 1-21 Eastern His Airness, starting his first full came against Toledo earlier in linger and Junior Lori Hilton. formances. I'm finally glad to a 10-day contract and put him Michigan team that has strug- the season. season with the Chicago Bulls on the floor. "We had a lot of success out that the conference office has gled throughout the season. Just ahead of BG in the MAC ot the middle and we've really since 1992-93. "No way In my mind did I envi- recognized her performance." A record 14 games Friday sion this," said Smith, who hasn't night will Include the NBA de- played In the NBA since 1989. buts of two Canadian expansion Webber is out nursing a dislo- teams. The Toronto Raptors tip cated shoulder, and veteran point off in the Sky Dome against the guard Mark Price, traded from Cavaliers face rebuilding year New Jersey Nets, and the Van- Cleveland In the offseason, is out Chuck Melvln continues rehabilitation of the player taller than 6- foot 10. emergence of Amaechi, a 6-10 couver Grizzlies visit the Port- indefinitely with a sore left foot. bad back that has kept him out of "There's no question we are a If Webber hadn't gotten in- The Associated Press free agent from Perm State, as land Trail Blazers. the game for more than a year; small team," Fratello said. "We jured, he'd be serving a suspen- starting center. Michael Cage, But the long list of Injured CLEVELAND - It's February he'll be evaluated again at mid- can't pretend we're a big team. who along with Phills and Bran- stars around the league takes sion Friday for fighting with 1996, and Brad Daugherty is feel- season. We'll play the best we can with Longley in an exhibition game. don will serve as a tri-captain, some of the glitz off the big open- ing better than he has in years. "It will have been two years those people. Unfortunately backs up Amaechi. ing night. Chicago's starting center was Trouble is, Daugherty no longer since Brad Daugherty will have they're not 7-1, 7-2. But they're "When I came Into Phoenix, we O'Neal, the league's leading slapped with a suspension as has a Job, having been displaced played In an NBA game," Frate- tough-minded and they have big well. weren't expected to do a whole scorer last season, is out six to by the NBA's latest phenom, llo said. "We have no idea what's hearts." lot, and we wound up winning 55 eight weeks with a fractured "With Luc out, obviously we're John Amaechi. going to happen. We've got to Cleveland Is not totally lacking starting right away with a defi- games that first year," Majerle right thumb injured when he was This fantasy is brought to you move on. If midyear comes in experience. Terrell Brandon, cit," Bulls coach Phil Jackson said. "These guys love to play hacked by Miami's Matt Geiger. by the Cleveland Cavaliers, who around and he's doing fine and he who takes over for Price at the basketball. Not a whole lot is ex- Geiger, in turn, was suspended said. "I'm concerned about who's - no matter how well Amaechi can rejoin this team, terrific. So point, started 41 games while going to show up in a uniform." pected out of this year. We've for the incident and will miss the does as their new starting center be it. We just don't know what's Price was hurt last year, and al- just got to go out, play hard, and - are in for a long season if down the road for Brad." though Brandon doesn't have like Phoenix In that first year, try ICERS Daugherty Is unable to come Once they learned that Daugh- Price's 3-point range, he is a good to go into a town, get a win and back. erty, a five-time All-Star, might shooter who penetrates every bit get out. Continued from page nine. "It's real important down the "We are a team in transition not be back, the Cavs all but gave as well as his predecessor. "It's disappointing for me be- line. We swept RPI now we've got right now," said coach Mike up on this season, choosing in- The Cavs are well-stocked at cause I came so close to winning on hand." to take these games," Eldred Fratello, whose team opens its stead to begin their rebuilding shooting guard, where Bobby a championship in Phoenix three This weekend's games con- said. "They're a better team than season Friday night in Orlando plan in earnest. Phills will start, backed up by years in a row, and I know they'- clude the early season portion of RPI and it will be a good oppor- against the Shaq-less Magic. "We They dealt away Price and Wil- Dan Majerle (acquired from re going to have a very good the Falcon's non-conference tunity for us to play a good team made some bold moves. We liams, stockpiling draft choices Phoenix In the Williams trade), team again this year. On the schedule, with only a tournament and be challenged." traded two of the most produc- as they finally broke up the Harold Miner and first-round other hand, It's almost refreshing in December in Minneapolis left tive players in the history of the group that Michael Jordan had pick Bob Sura, who will also play to start off with a new team and other than league play. But after Falcon defenseman Qulnn Fair organization." kept from becoming contenders; some behind Brandon at point to have a chance to help build a two wins over non-conference said he expects to be in the lineup The Cavs of 1995-96 will have a five times since 1988, Cleveland guard. program up again." foe RPI, two more against Clark- this weekend. Fair missed last decidedly new look, absent Mark was eliminated by Chicago In the The starting forwards, both There is one piece of good son could pay big dividends later Saturday's game against RPI Price (traded to Washington) and playoffs. back from last year, are Chris news for Cavs fans who grew In the season come NCAA Tour- with a injured shoulder. He prac- John Williams (traded to The new Cavs wont have a Mills and Tyrone Hill, while the weary of the tedious pace of nament time. ticed everyday this week. Phoenix). 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J O NOVEMBER 3.1995 REALITY Don't call us Generation X SKEPTICAL IDEALISTS MTV SEX DRUGS AIDS ACTIVISTS CYNICAL DREAMERS REAL WORLD APATHY PARADOX INFLUENTIAL POLITICALLY CORRECT MULTICULTURAL TRENDS LOLLAPALOOZA ALTERNATIVE BEAVIS LOST BRADY PROMISCUOUS WEB BOOM BUST HYPE GRUNGE Call us children of the '80s Weekend provides more than enough reality The call came around 9 I kept remembering how I only one who thought that But at least I have the p.m. Tuesday evening and, heard my 11-year old sister's way because within 12 hours, comfort of knowing that I judging from the sound of voice in the back of my all of my relatives - my don't have to sit there all my mother's voice, some- phone conversation, inces- mom's parents, sisters, and alone. I'll be surrounded by thing was really wrong. Even santly asking, "She's not brother had begun their trips my entire family, and though I didn't even know going to die, is she? She's back home from their new together, we'll get through why my mother was calling going to be alright, right?" homes in Florida and Mary- it. That is the meaning of me .subconsciously, I heard And even across the miles, I land. It's as if we all heard the family. this voice calling me home. could feel everyone's pain same calling. The funny thing Please keep us in your Come hell or high water, I and fright. is, although nobody dared to prayers. knew my place was with her I kept asking myself say it, was that we didn't just and I just knew I had to be what I could do to set do it for each other. Each and Melissa Lipowski is the editor there. The only problem was, everyone's mind at ease even every one of us knew we had will be sitting in a hospital of Weekend Reality. it didn't seem like I could get though I already knew the to do it for ourselves. waiting room in Cleveland, there fast enough. answer to that. I knew there I guess it's kind of sad, extremely frightened and And as our conversa- was nothing I, nor anyone, though, because it has been trying to fight back the tears. tion started to get past the could do for my aunt. But I almost 10 years since we've tears and my rambling knew down deep inside that all been together at one time questions, she proceeded to there was something I could and it took a situation like this tell me that my Aunt Bar- do for my mom, and for my to reunite the most important EALITY bara, her 44-year old twin sister, and for my dad, for my people in our lives, but I EDITORS: sister, had been rushed to the brothers, grandparents, aunts, guess it is better late then Melissa Lipowski - editor hospital with a serious heart uncles, and cousins. I could never, though. After all, Aaron Epple - Asst. Editor condition. My mom was in be there for them, if only just there's nothing like being at such a state of panic, ampli- to listen, dry their tears, or home when you need real fied by sheer terror, that the SIAII v. riR hold their hands. comfort. Ryan Honeyman details she was trying to give But I guess I wasn't the As all of you read this, I me were a bit cloudy and I Penny Brown was unable to comprehend Lindsey Krout how things could get so bad Aaron Weisbrod so fast. All I really under- stood was "triple bypass on Friday." Things just kept looking even worse. After I hung up the PRODUCTION: phone, and after a few more Karen Klaehn tears had fallen, that feeling Colleen Casey that had buried itself in the Vicki Heckman pit of my stomach began to hurt like hell. Over and over. Ed Reed lublished weekly during the academic school I reduction of contents is strictly prohibited, lomments or concerns to Weekend Reality, ■j Green, OH 43402 or reality Mgnet.bgsu.edu. WR' November 3,, 2 ..'•-£,.. . „ 01.1 IM-VP One on one with John Miller angry, they're getting a you. With all the mail- little crazy on you, and ings, door to door and all The elections are upon not that long ago that I was they say to you, John, JM: Well, obviously the a student. the., just the grind of the now many times are campaign, and then you us. Next Tuesday the project has taken far too JM: I still understand what it's people going to have to onleget 10% of the residents of Bowling long. They ran into some like to be a student. But yet die on the railroad students to vote. How's rock and gravel that they I'm also able to be n a crossings before we get Green will cast their that make you feel? didn't expect to hit. But position to communicate signals or before we close ballots for city coun- JM: It's frustrating, because think that should be with city residents, people some down. all of us are city residents, cil and a host of anticipated before projects who are not students. JM: Well, that's a good other state and local begin. As far as the JP: Do you think people in and I think it's improtant question., What we need to for all of us to show issues. To give you a residential issue, I know city government will listen do is get lights and gate up they had similiar problems to you more because concern by at those intersections. look inside the over on Wintergargen you're not a student? I getting out in the city and Some of those projects are hearts and minds of Road this summer. seem to get that impres- voting. already under way. the First Ward city How's the campaign sion from you. JP: It seems like every year somebody takes a fall on JP: Who would you rather treating you so far? JM: I don't know that they'll council canidates the Bowling Green rail be, the pope or Eddie WR is continues its JM: I'm kind of tired tonight. listen to me... they'll listen road tracks. Every year. Vedder? No, really, I enjoy it. It's to whomever the represen- JM: I think I'd rather be... series with Republi- interesting. Right now it's Last year council was tative is. But I think that considering closing some that's a tough one! just a matter of getting maybe I have some can Canidate John of the rail road tracks. JP: They can't all be soft- your face out in front of experience within the city Miller. WR'sown Waht's your feelings on balls, John. the voters. government, that I can get that? JM: I think I'd rather be the Joe Peiffer sits down JP: I think some people some things done. JM: I'm not in favor of pope. More people listen to to talk with John concerned with the fact JP: Didn't you run before? closing the railroad tracks him. that you're not a student. about Thurstin Av- JM: I ran at-large in 1993. We at this time. JP: He seems happier. In the How do you reconcile enue, the pope and call it the failed campaign JP: What would you say to past, a disproportionate that with a predomi- of '93. Really, I came away somebody who comes up number of students have redistricting. nately student Ward from that experience to you and they're all One? having learned a few JM: (Laughter) Well, I think things. I learned that the See Mlller/p. 8 Joe Peiffer: The Thurstin that basically, urn, that the people of Bowling Green Avenue Project.. way to reconcile that is are good people. John Miller: (Laughter) basically I was not., it was JP: That's good, seeing as JP: You know I have to aske you want th'-m to vote for this, I mean its taken Your almost six months so far IThe Canoe SEop Wilderness and its still not done. An* Shop For: for me it's noto so much that its and inconvience, I Camping, mean it is, but it seems like Canoeing, to a lot of students that if Backpacking, it were located in a "resi- Hiking, dential area" that the Black Swamp Outfitters Kayaking & 140 South River Road • Waterville, X-C Skiing project will be done by 878-3700 now. 15 minutes North of BGSU FRIDAY SATURDAY Rt. 64 to Waterville ^ Cl V/I I II I tlH ' EDDIE SHAW *3 K»ft*C StfIN • 3U-IMI »2 jo 3te and the <>.?0 WOLF GANG AttitudeGET SHORTY plays a part from Chicago 4V gutsy chicago blues JOHN THHVOLTR BENE HICKMRN RENE RUSSO a ORNNT DEVITO H m Mfhlly 7:15 A 9i.10 Sal, Sun Mallncc 2lO0 A 1:15 ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW Terrapin Parka Fuzzy Dice Jacket Fri. Sat. Midnieht s 353-0988 19 & Over 104 S. Main 10% OFF ANY NON - SALE GEAR W BGSU ID. WR • November 3,1995 • page 3 Androcles lives up to expectations (jcorge Bernard Shaw is times, the energy spills over into moments in the script; and does make for an entertaining bombast and overacting, but this Nathalie Highland's costumes, evening of theatre. Although not known for quick and easy has been kept to a minimum. The which are sharp and effective. uneven at times, Androcles deliv- evenings of theatre. Shaw tends major downfall of the ensemble's For an all freshman cast, ers a concise and comedic version to write a very cerebral form of energy is that the intensity of the the level of performance is very of the Androcles fable. And the drama. He has a tendency to be show peaks too soon, and the actors high, and the load is shared fairly most enjoyable part of the experi- wordy, preachy and even (yawn) have no where else to go but down. equally by this ensemble cast. ence is the opportunity to witness a bit boring. Which is what This is most apparent at the begin- There are some standout perfor- the future of BGSU's program test makes Androcles and the Lion, ning of Act I. mances though, and chief among their theatrical wings for the first now showing in the Joe E. Brown Even in this relatively short them is the job that Greg Bader time on the university stage. Theatre, such a refreshing sur- play, Shaw has managed to include does as the Centurion. Although Androcles and the Lion prise. some extremely wordy passages. his enunciation of words is some- plays at 8 p.m. through Saturday The annual "All-Fresh- The cast does its best to struggle times weak, his facial expressions in the Joe E. Brown Theatre, man" show at BCSU has a through these bits, but poor diction and knack for comedic timing located on the first floor of Uni- history of being boisterous, full and uninspired blocking tend to make him a pleasure to watch. versity Hall. There is also a of fresh talent and easy to sit cloud these portions of the show. Other enjoyable perfor- matinee performance on Sunday through. This year's version At times the actors deliver their mances include David Nault's at 2 p.m. For tickets, call the Box lives up to all three expectations. lines to other actors who don't even hilarious performance as the Office at 372-2689. Ray Manilla directs this young seem to be listening to them. would-be martyr, Spintho. Julie cast in an upbeat staging of Still, the evening's high Jackson is solid and sophisticated Shaw's re-telling of the points outnumber its flaws. The as the Empress of Rome. And Androcles fable with style and technical elements of the produc- Neil Dunbar digs into his role as flair. tion are smooth and professional. the "Christian Soldier" who can't By James Of course, the flair has Highlights include Donald Hill's figure out when he should fight. some drawbacks. The cast is full lighting scheme, which effectively Perhaps Androcles and the M. Brandon of energy, but they also deliver transforms Joe E. Brown Theatre Lion is not the most awe inspiring an uneven performance. At into a jungle at the appropriate script in this year's season, but it WR • November 3,1995 • page 4 Mote is hard to define AV3C Vi-*=J -\Y\ ^7«*l< Bg Baron UJelsbrod is a great loss to the music- out a 45 single soon ("hope- On November 16, the Rrtist: Title: Label: loving residents of "Funky fully before December" Matt Bowling Green population is Town." said) which will contain the 1. Boss Hog Boss Hog Geffen going to have a chance to get Like most good music song "Tressils and Garret." down and dirty with the local 2. Six Finger Satellite Severe Exposure SubPop bands, the two members of And if you're too impa- band Mote in a benefit Mote present for the inter- tient to wait for the 16th to concert being put on at 3.Uzeda 4 Touch&Go view found it difficult to roll around, you can always Howard's Club H. classify their music's style... take the drive up to Frankies Well, maybe the audience 4. Brainiac Touch&Go Matt: "It's just kind of in Toledo tonight and see Internationale won't be able to get down and moody pop rock." them jam with the likes of dirty with the local rock 5. Sea & Cake The Biz Thrill Jockey Zach: "I think it's kind of Xebec and Qronos (who quartet, but you will get a experimental." features former members of chance to check them out in Touch&Go Matt: "At times we sound Fizban's Magic). Mote is 6. New Wet Kojak New Wet Kojak concert along with Evelotto, like a truck falling on your scheduled to go on at 10:00 Ribcage Houdinis, Jimmy 7. King Kong Me Hungry Drag City head." PM. Branson, and Giraffe Boy. Zach: "It's not a grundge In closing, it was Matt Although the current line- 8. Superchunk ..Where the Strings... Merge band." who told me what fans should up of Mote (Colin Herb, Josh Matt: "I think we get a expect from Mote when they Spitler, Matt Gengler, and 9. Southern Culture ..Skids Dirt Track Date Geffen big, wall of sound feel..." see them in concert: "It's Zach Hill) has been around One of the reasons for the thought out music. It has for nine months now, many of 10. Palace Music Viva Last Blues Drag City band's unique sound is the nothing to do with image. We the residents still have not fact that Mote's members just want to write good songs, had the chance to see Mote have such scattered musical and we think we get there live due to the "unfriendly influences, ranging from sometimes." nature" of the BG band scene. Sonic Youth to White Zombie Bowling Green isn't really (Drummer Josh Spitler was Howard's clubH band -friendly anymore." ■ ■ Mon-Sot 12-2:30 am B ■ formerly the drummer of the 352-9951 Zach explained in a conversa- local heavy metal band False tion at the Union. Face Society). There's no place for an up "Everybody's kind of got and coming band to play." their own thing, so it mixes Added Matt as he consumed kind of interestingly." Matt his bagel. mused. As many of the local The band will be putting residents who have taken the jaunt to Toledo can tell you, their lack of BG appearances Toad Liaf (Productions is proud to present at 1 'XP MAIN X ST. Rally's □ EAGLE HALL PoeRd WR •November 3,1995 • page 5 Don't call me Generation X i Call me a child of the '80s L hey call us spoiled. They call us materialistic. They call us childish. They call us confused. And worst of all, they aren't even a part of us. For years, our current twenty-something generation has been labeled by forty-something writers as a lost generation - an era ruined by parents who catered to our every whim and the in- evitable products of a society that never made us grow up. Calling us irresponsible, indecisive, and insecure, our elders tremble in fear at the thought of placing the future of this country in our hands. And all the while, none of us have ever really been able to understand why. The following piece, was sent to the editor of WR on e-mail (what would we do without the Internet?) and was printed in The Reflector. We think it helps to put into perspective the society that defines just exactly who we are and how we got that way. WR* October 27-page 6 I am a child of the '80s. That is what I prefer to be called. The '90s can do without me. Grunge isn't here to stay. Fashion is fickle and Generation X is a myth created by some over-40 writer trying to figure out why people wear flannel in the middle of the summer. When I got home from school, I played Atari 2600.1 spent hours playing "Pitfall" or "Combat" or "Breakout" or "Dodge 'em Cars" or "Frogger." I never did beat "Asteroids." Then I watched "Scooby Doo." Daphne was a goddess and I thought that Shaggy was smoking synthetics in the back of their psychedelic van. I hated Scrappy. I would sleep over friends houses on the weekends. We played army with G.I. Joe figures and I set up galactic wars between Autobots and Deceptions. We stayed up half the night throwing marshmallows and Velveeta at one another. We never beat the Rubik's Cube. I got up on Saturday mornings at 6 a.m. to watch bad Hanna-Barbera cartoons like "The Snorks," "Jabberjaw," "Captain Caveman," and "Space Ghost." In between I would watch "School House Rock." ("Conjunction Junction, what's your function?") On weeknights, Daisy Duke was my future wife. I was going to own the General Lee and shoot dynamite arrows out the back. Why did they weld the doors shut anyways? At the movies, the Nerds got Revenge on the Alpha Betas by teaming up with the Omega Mus. I watched Indiana Jones save the Ark of the Covenant and wondered what Yoda meant when he said, "No, there is another." Ronald Reagan was cool. Gorbachev was the guy who built a McDonalds in Moscow. My family took summer vacations to the Gulf of Mexico and collected Muppel Movie glasses along the way. We had the whole set. My brother and I fought in the back seat. At the hotel we found creative uses for Connect Four pieces like throwing them in that big air conditioning unit. I listened to John Cougar Mellencamp sing about "Little Pink Houses" for "Jack and Diane." I was bewildered by Boy George and the colors of his dreams: red, gold, and green. MTV played videos. Nickelodeon played "You Can't Do That on Television" and "Dangermouse." HBO showed Mike Tyson pummel every- body except Robin Givins, the bad actress from "Head of the Class" who took all Mike's cashflow. I drank Dr. Pepper. "I'm a Pepper, you're a Pepper, wouldn't you like to be a Pepper, too?" Shasta was for losers. TAB was a laboratory accident. Capri Sun was a social statement. Orange juice wasn't just for breakfast anymore, and bacon moved over for something meatier. My mom put a thousand Little Debbie Snack Cakes in my Charlie Brown lunch box, and filled my Snoopy thermos with grape Kool-Aid. I wouldn never eat the snack cakes, though. Did anyone? I got 2,000 cheese and cracker snack packs, though, and I ate those. I went to school and had recess. I went to the same classes every day. Some weird guy from the eighth grade always won the science fair with the working hydro-electric plant that leaked on my project about music and plants. They just loved Beethoven. Field Day was bigger than Christmas, but it always managed to rain just enough to make everybody miserable before they fell over in the three- legged race. Where did all those panty hose come from? "Deck the Halls with Gasoline, fa la la la la la la la la," was just a song. Burping was cool. Rubber band fights were cooler. A substitute teacher was a baby sitter/marked woman. Nobody deserved that. I went to Cub Scouts. I got my arrow-of-light, but never managed to win the Pinewood Derby. I almost got every skill award, but I don't remember ever doing anything. The world stopped when The Challenger exploded. Did a teacher come in and tell your class, too? Half of your friends' parents got divorced. People did not "just say no" to drugs. AIDS started, but you knew more people who had grandparents die from cancer. Somebody in your school died before they graduated. When you put all this stuff together, you have my childhood. If this By Bryant Adkins stuff sounds familiar, then I bet you are one of us, too. We are the children of the '80s. That is what I prefer they call us. WR •November 3,1995 • page 7 JP:Sure. Mlller/cont. from p. 8 been enough excitement JM: But that would... It's districts for voter registra- answer that. I honestly generated on campus tion and here we are back been cramped into Ward obviously a big issue. cant answer that. about the elections to do One, U. the redistricting JP: You feel like it's a to our dilema are people JP: It's a question that I that. issue. And it's been a big priority then? voting here or back in think cuts to the core of JP: So you think students campaign issue, Cadidates JM: I feel like it's going to be their home town? how much student have enough of an have said that its unfair, really quick, yeah. Basically we're going to representation you think opportunity now then? SLS Hied a law suit, yest I JP: Okay, what are your have to wait and see should be on council. You're saying to me, bet we can't And two feelings about it? Because if you think that ' hey look, students can what the magistrate we should have two people in this whole Union JM: Um, I think basically, decides. alread put five people that even know what urn, as you said earlier, I've representatives then it on council, why do they JP: If It was up to you, what would follow that you redistricting is? Do you been around on campus would you do? need more?' feel it's a priority? and I've spoken to a think we should have JM: (Silence) JM: See, now you're putting more of a say, but if you JM: That's a good question. number of organizations me on the spot. JP: Do you see what I'm The Federal magistrate is and I've had various think we should be saying? JP: Yeah, I am. But I'm cramped into « ••' going to be making a questions come up and not asking. JM: Yeah, yeah, I understand. decision. That's going to once has the redistricting JM: If it was up to me... I'm one ward... And yeah, I think, uh, I issue come up. to some have to be a priority. going to have to wait and JM: The beautiful thing about think the siu-. the, I would people it's extremely vital. see what the magistrate campus right now, is you love to see students get Um, the unfortunate thing says. have the students they have excited about city elec- about that they draw the JP: No, No, No. Oh, no you the opportunity to elect tions'. don't. If you were the three at-large memebers of JP: But so far you haven't magistrate and you were council and two ward seen that from them. looking at all the facts, members. JM: No, honestly I have not. what would you do? JP: Right. JP: So you're saying then... JM: I don't know. I can't JM: And basically there hasn't See I'm trying to get you to commit here. I got a feeling thay you've got an opinion. You just don't want to tell me, but I see the way you're leaning FRinnv JM: Run that by me again. COME DANCE REGGAE JP: You know, it'd be easier WITH The Ark if you'd just tell me, but Band I'll play the hypothesis SATURDAY REGGAE game. You're saying if <%L students want more SATURDAY NOVLMBKR 4 representation then they 9pm, UNION BALLROOM should just get out and 353-6912 135 N. MMN vot. W4e don't need to be and celebrate the 12th Annual Tribute to Bob Marley redistricting in their A Caribbean Association Event favor. For Info, call 352-7143 . JM: The manner that you present your argument is good... I guess the way you For Persons 4-64 Years of Age Game-Day Special present your argument 11 - 1p.m. Saturday, November 4, 1995 makes me sound as if I'm $1.00 Fare anti-student. For Elderly (65+), Handicapped Persons, & Children 4-13 w/Adult Buy Any 2 F00t.01.3s JP: What you're telling me Transit I.D. 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