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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. MONDAY,The Nov. 9, 1998 ABG daily independent studentNews press Volume 85* No. 51 FORECAST Wall Street HIGH: 50 LOW: 35 Journal editor to give lecture □ Max Boot believes that judges rather than lawyers are the cause C •*""*L The Falcon offense of problems with the legal system. ■ The BG mens swim pilled up over 50 points team starts the season against Akron for the j with a loss of By AMYJOL. BROWN confidence. first time since 1995. The BG News What do you call 5,000 dead lawyers at the botton. of the ocean? The answer to the joke — amassed "a good start" — is typical of ■ The womens soccer 376 yards society's low judgment of teem loses in double By TOD McCLOSKEY rushing lawyers. Although lawyers are overtime to NIU in the The BG News and 558 often blamed for the corruption total for MAC semi-final playoff Akron coach Lee Owens of our legal system, one writer had a bad feeling heading into the game. feels that judges, not lawyers, game. The Zips Doyt Perry Stadium Saturday. are demoralizing the system. defensive line was dominated His team had just lost 27-26 Max Boot, editorial features by the BG front six. to Central Michigan and was editor for the Wall Street Journal, The line consisted of center playing a Bowling Green unit will be at the University on Nov. Doug Dorley, left guard Mark ■ The BG volleyball coming off a shocking victory 12 to speak about the damage Kautzman, left tackle Rob over Marshall. judges do to the American legal team loses twice to Fehrman, right guard Eric The nightmare came true in system. extend their losing streak Curl, right tackle Chad a 58-21 trouncing by the Fal- to 10 matches. McCarthy and tight end Tony "I think the public is misplac- cons. Holcomb. ing blame," Boot said. "If we're "We weren't locked in men- The BG fullbacks did most upset about what the legal sys- tally and I worried about that of the damage. Senior Adam tem is producing — a revolving the last couple of days," Lige and junior Brent Martin door for criminal offenders, a Owens said. "My fears were ground out a combined 133 lawsuit lottery for civil plaintiffs realized when we walked on yards and three touchdowns. — then we should blame those the field." ATION But coach Gary Blackney cred- who create the incentives. And BG scored on its first three its the linemen for making that's primarily judges." possessions in the eventual 37- opportunities available. Kory Swanson, executive point blowout. The Falcons "They're really a good manager for the Social Philoso- scored eight touchdowns in the group," he said. "They're play- phy and Policy Center, feels ■ Glenn is almost back game — seven were on the ing like we thought that they Boot is one of America's finest ground. to normal after a shaky could play and like we thought young journalists. "BG played like a team com- reintroduction to gravity. they should play." ing off a big win against Mar- "Max Boot is a very brilliant Lige compiled 114 yards, shall a week ago and carried journalist who became promi- catching, running, passing and that momentum right into this nent very quickly," Swanson returning kickoffs. He complet- game," Owens said. "We did- said. ed the first pass of this year — ■ A Delaware woman n't do anything about it." Boot's lecture will take place a 20-yard play to Niemet. BG (4-5, 4-2 MAC) complet- in the Business Administration feeds her baby It seemed as though every- ed their home MAC schedule Building in room 1007 at 7:30 cocaine-laced formula thing clicked against the Zips. undefeated at 4-0. Akron falls p.m. It will be based on his book, "I've never thrown a pass in acoording to police. to 3-6,2-5 MAC. four times during the week Akron's running attack was "Out of Order: Arrogance, Cor- my life," Lige said. "The funny While the Zip offense wasn't and I couldn't hit the broad working as well. Senior tail- ruption, and Incompetence." thing about that is we prac- churning out the yards or side of a barn when we threw "It is a very interesting and ticed that play at least three or points, BG was. The Falcons it." • See FOOTBALL, page six. wonderful book," Swanson said. INDEX Boot was inspired to write the book because he believes that Opinion 2 lawyers need to be defended. He Page Three 3 UAO lacks money for big acts said lawyers are rational eco- Nation 4 nomic actors who react to the Sports 6 □ A small University activities organization budget enough people to keep the price the students. If that's what they incentives created by the judges. of the tickets down. want, then that's what we try to Agate 8 has. "In my book, I expose how budget doesn't allow The budget for UAO this year Poponak said UAO began dis- give them." judges have become a 'juristoc- UAO to bring in many is $96,000. It is divided among 14 cussing how to bring a big name Tommy Stevenson, graduate racy' that misrules America," different committees. speaker to campus last spring. adviser to UAO, agreed with Boot said. big-name acts or guest Another problem is the cost of They wanted the speaker to QUO Poponak. Boot's career began at the bringing famous people to the be someone that the students speakers. "We do surveys and random- Christian Science Monitor would want to see. They also "They're playing like we campus, she said. Spike Lee, who ly call people and see who they before he arrived at the Wall needed to find an act who would thought that they could is scheduled to speak in Decem- want to bring to campus," Street Journal where he has been come here at a reasonable price play and like we thought By DANIELLE HALL ber, will cost $15,000. That Stevenson said. "Student input is for the past five years. The BG News amount is more money than any for students to pay. very important." they should play." "Spike Lee met all of those Swanson believes having one committee is allotted. Dawn Mays, director of stu- Money, or the lack thereof, is qualifications," Poponak said. Boot at the University will be a UAO aims to provide a vari- dent activities, said it is difficult Gary Blackney the reason that the University is ety of programs throughout the UAO had tried in the past to valuable opportunity for jour- to find worthwhile speakers at a nalism majors. head football coach rarely visited by big names from semester, which severly cuts bring big names to campus, but reasonable price. the entertainment world. back on the amount of money more effort has been made "It's a chance for journalism According to Melissa Popon- left for one or two bigger acts. recently due to more student "Big names are very expen- and communication students to ak, publicity director of UAO, The other consideration is requests and suggestions. sive," Mays said. "It's hard to meet a brilliant journalist," he the activities boards of other uni- finding the room to put a celebri- "I think it became more preva- afford big speakers like that. We said. versities that are comparable in ty with a large crowd draw. The lent when students started ask- have to get someone that will Swanson also encouraged size to Bowling Green have bud- Lenhart Grand Ballroom and ing for bigger concerts," Popon- draw a big crowd and make it students interested in politics to Look for stories, horo- gets two to three times BG's Anderson Arena cannot fit ak said. "Everything we do is for worth it." attend. scopes, weather, cross- word puzzles and more on the updated BG Lego workshop teaches children architecture News website. □ Children visit the organized a "Lego" treehouse- be interested in the future." building project, and invited Kelsey Smith, an area fourth Check it out at: Technology Annex area students to explore the art grader, said she decided to come building to learn about of architecture by actually draw- because she wanted to learn ing out plans for club houses and more about architecture. She WWW. architecture. then building them out of Legos. said she had a good time draw- Janet Ellerbrock, sophomore ing up the plans for the house. bgnews.com architectural environmental Ellerbrock said the students By ERIN BERGER design major and the activities were divided into six groups •TORY IDEA? The BG News coordinator for AIAS, said this is according to their ages. Within Thirty-three architects met at the first time a project like this these groups the children would If you have a news tip or the Technology Annex building has been done at the University. collaborate in designing and have an idea for a story, Saturday morning to work on "AIAS decided to plan and constructing their projects with call anytime and ask to designing and constructing pro- execute this activity to get more the help of a member of AIAS, jects. They were all between the involved in the community and she said. speak with an editor. According to Justin Farmer, ages of 6 and 11. in helping children," Ellerbrock BG News Photo/JEREHT HOOPER Saturday, the Bowling Green said. "We want to help kids team treasurer of AIAS and a junior chapter of the American Institute about architecture. By introduc- Children gather together to construct building* out of Lego*. 372-6966 of Architecture Students (AIAS) ing it at a young age, they may • See LEGO, page five.
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Mary Beth Murtha Have an The BG News opinion? - Write a letter to the u An independent student voice serving editor. Letters Bowling Green since 1920" should be 210 West Hall between 300 and Bowling Green State University 500 words long Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 and can be Phone: (419) 372-2601 emailed to E-mail: [email protected] bgnews@bgnet. DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief bgsu.edu or SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER brought in on Managing Editor * Opinion Editor disk. Letters to BRANDI BARHJTE KIMWILFONG the editor are Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief .((Duke HAS FIIJAU-Y VALIDATED Mis EWST subject to copy MKEWENDLING TOD McCLOSKEY HiS SHIRKS PROCLAIM SO" THE INITIALS, Chief Reporter Sports Editor editing and INS»6NIAS AND &R££K LETTERS r^KE WlM JOHN WENZEL JASON SUGGS IMPORTANT... CAN'T you SEE?^ timeliness. Photo Editor Entertainment Editor TARA CANNON Graphics Editor Free trade does not benefit individuals Melissa Naymik . .Special Projects Editor Ana Pereira ..Wire Editor So, I'm at work the other day tries." They continue, "This fol- ulates it best, "The more VISIO- Brian Taylor . .Assistant Opinion Editor and the topic of conversation lows directly from one of the Nand vocal gays try to force turns to NAFTA. In a derogato- most fundamental propositions Sara Eaton . Assistant Copy Chief their opinions on the straight G. Michael Graham . Asstetant Sports Editor rily sarcastic comment my boss in international trade: in the long Stephanie Schneider . Assistant Graphics Editor thanked President Clinton for run, imports are paid for by majority, the more they margin- Scott Zimmer . Assistant Graphics Editor NAFTA. My boss' opinion was exports." that as a result of NAFTA hun- alize themselves." He continues Scott Fauber . .Assistant Photo Editor Hopefully common sense just dreds of thousands of American oh so truly, "If more homosexu- jobs have been lost. struck you upside the head. You see, while free trade hurts some als tried to just be people instead First, let me start off by saying individuals and businesses, trade is a positive sum game. By of crusaders, they would find trade restrictions also hurt indi- engaging in trade both parties themselves in the mesh of soci- EDITORIAL are better off than before trade. viduals and businesses. Further- politicians and teamsters, If this was not true then neither more, free trade carries a positive ety." oppose free trade. The bottom The News continues to receive letters, guest columns and party would have traded. Fur- impact on society while trade line is when America permits As Todd was on a roll, 111 emails about homosexuality. It began last month with Coming thermore, if restrictions on trade restrictions promote negative free trade, our country faces Out Week, and has not desisted. While some have commented and tariffs are enforced then share with you his final thought, more competition. Right here costs to America. that we "are beating a dead horse," this is an issue of obvious there is a negative impact on the "I just want you to know that a are the meat and potatoes of our It is truly unfortunate if GM controversy for BG students and society at large. amount of trade. When amount economy; we, as firms and as vocal few do not reflect what We will continue to promote discourse from individuals, trade, an activity beneficial to has to layoff 20,000 people, one individuals, act in our own self- society at large thinks." Really because it is our function to do so. As long as opinions are sub- both parties, is decreased then of which is a loyal employee of interest. While free trade greatly people, believe in something mitted, we will continue to publish them if possible. Homosexu- the new wealth accumulation of benefits society as a whole, it 20 years, because of foreign com- ality is not a solvable issue, nor one that becomes outdated after trading also decreases according- because it is what you think is does not benefit the autoworker petition. But the benefit to soci- a few weeks. People may not change their minds, but we will who lost his high-paying union ety is too great to pass up. I don't right and not because it is politi- allow the discourse to continue because it is more important than job at GM and was forced into a It is ludicrous to denounce know how else to get the point cally correct. Don't listen to what finding any "solution." anything which promotes free lower paying job outside the politicians believe about the Through the expression of individual opinion, we can have a trade, such as The Uruguay auto industry. across. better evaluation of social atmosphere. Rather than stifling any economy; listen to economists. Round of the General Agreement In 1930, the Hawley-Smoot kind of opinions, from the radical to the mainstream, we wish to Which brings me to another on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and Tariff, which raised prices an Don't listen to special interest continue promoting debate and discussion on our pages. We sore spot, those damn "special our North American Free Trade average of 52 percent on over groups but instead academi.i, or direct readers to look to our web page for further letters regard- Agreement (NAFTA). Such 20,000 goods, was passed. This interests'" people. I am tired of ing homosexuality, if we do not have space to print them in the better yet, yourself. Be educated agreements increase the new tariff benefited a small group of pro-trade restrictionists lobbying paper. wealth (wealth which is unat- firms - and their employees - at and not gullible. Critical but not If the readers find other issues more provocative or important, politicians in a war against free- tainable without trade) of all the expense of the American con- ignorant. Live life how you then we would appreciate their opinions about those matters. It is trade. I'm tired of NOW femi- countries involved and, in turn, sumer. As Miller, Benjamin, and extremely unfortunate that we rarely receive intelligent and pas- choose to and not how someone increases the standard of living North say in their book, The Eco- nists blaming the world's prob- sionate letters about social issues. tells you is right. for members of said countries. nomics of Public Issues, "the lems on men. I'm tired of homo- We would like to encourage the campus community to bring In this context I couldn't decline in imports caused by our attention to other important issues. Email us at sexuals blaming heterosexuals understand how anyone could protectionism[Smoot-Hawley [email protected]. for their problems. Todd Porin- argue against free trade; so, I did Tariff) also causes a decline in Rob Searfoss is a columnist for a little digging and I think I've exports, thereby harming firms sky, author of the only positive The News. He can be reached at Look for letters on www.bgnews.com. discovered why people, mostly and employees in these indus- email I received last week, artic- [email protected].
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W The BG News Tk IT Editor-in-Chief, The BGNews Darla Warnock orld & N ation 372-6966 Eye on Glenn recovering from return to gravity □ Glenn almost back news to normal after shaky bom .t«ft ud »ir« report, reintroduction to gravity.
■ DRUGS ■-■-■-■-■-■■-■-M-aiHH The Associated Press Woman feeds baby cocaine-laced formula CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. - NEW CASTLE, Del. (AP) — A 5-month-old girl died after her After a shaky reintroduction to mother fed her cocaine-laced formula, authorities said. gravity, John Glenn was "95 or 98 Marsha Foraker, 22, was charged Friday with first-degree murder percent back to normal" Sunday, by abuse or neglect, narcotics distribution and other crimes. She was walking briskly, telling jokes and being held without bail. urging old folks to follow their State Medical Examiner Dr. Richard Callery said cocaine was dreams. found in the baby's blood, urine, bile and stomach. Cocaine also was "I feel very elated that things found in the baby's formula. went well. We got a lot of the Ms. Foraker found the 16-pound baby, Dejah, not breathing in a data we were looking to get and crib in the basement of a friend's home Oct. 27. worked very hard up there," ! Only hours earlier, she had pleaded guilty to endangering the wel- NASA's 77-year-old geriatric test fare of a child and was sentenced to one year of supervised probation subject said his first morning for drug and alcohol evaluation. back on Earth. "Obviously, we'd like to ... go I The charge stemmed from a June 22 incident during which Ms. right back up again, but that's Foraker tossed a glass at two men in her apartment. The glass shat- not to be. And so a sense of tered above Dejah, who was sleeping on the floor. accomplishment I guess I feel . The state got custody of the child that night and placed Dejah in and a little bit of letdown that the foster care. She was returned to Ms. Foraker on July 6 after the moth- whole thing is over, maybe, but Auoclated Frets Photo er enrolled in parenting classes and scheduled a drug evaluation. nothing serious." In his first post-flight news STS-95 payload specialist Chiaki Mukai, from Tokyo, Japan, right, poses with Japanese Space Agency NASDA President Isao Uchida, after Mukai and six other astronauts, including Sen. John conference, the Democratic sena- Glenn, D-Ohio, landed safety onboard the space shuttle Discovery Saturday. Internet tor from Ohio admitted he "did- n't feel too hot" when he stood was not disoriented, that would One of his much younger from Saturday night because his € C and walked out of space shuttle be too strong a word for it. But crewmates, in fact, was the only medical tests ran so late. Discovery on Saturday. you're walking very spraddle- one to come back wounded. Here's America's first man in He was determined, though, legged so you can keep your bal- Stephen Robinson smacked his orbit complimenting his shuttle Direct to join his six crewmates for the ance." head when he came barreling commander, Curtis Brown Jr.: "I traditional walk around the shut- Even after a good night's out of a tunnel in weightlessness; told him last night he was almost tle. sleep, Glenn still was being care- he suffered a 1-inch gash over his as good a commander as the one "If I would have been on my ful Sunday not to turn his head, right eye and the embarrassment I had on my first flight." ...unless you just like hands and knees I was going to which after nine days of weight- of having to explain it to And when a camera tripod to fight to get online. do it," said Glenn, who beat the lessness would have made him reporters. came crashing down just as oldest-spaceman record by 16 dizzy. He described it as being Glenn couldn't resist poking Glenn was explaining what it years. "I wasn't quite to that "alligator headed." fun at his crewmates and the few was like readjusting to gravity, 354-4678 www bghost com point, but obviously I was not Otherwise, he looked and hundred journalists jamming the he cracked: "This is the danger- $15 month urhmited access email 56K v.90 unlimited newsgroups doing my best gait out there. I sounded as fit as ever. news conference, postponed ous part." BG Moil Service local BG company no setup fees 30-day free Trial In Celebration of BOWLING GREEN MUSIC & SOUND National Children's Literacy Month BUY • SELL • TRADE • NEW • USED •20% OFF Children's Books and Children's Clothing*
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By MARK WIESE Adam Lige The BG News seniorfootballfullback Home field advantage was really more of an advantage to BG has aver- BG scored nine times against Bowling Green than opponents aged 40 points Akron. Eight of nine scores were touchdowns. Adam Lige had gave them credit for this season. a game this two rushing scores to lead the At Doyt L. Perry Stadium, the season at home. With the Falcons past the Zips. Bowling Green football team has Lige has been on fire for the lit up the scoreboard like the offensive Falcons at home this season, Fourth of July. explosion the It was no different when Falcons have finding the end zone seven times Akron came to town. As the Zips had at home, in five games. For the season headed to the showers they BG has four Lige has netted 278 yards with wins to the one Adam Lige glanced up and saw the number an average of 4.3 a carry. Lige 58 looming over them. loss suffered also has 132 yards through the The Falcons put up an against a potent Central Florida air with one touchdown for the astounding 58 points and had team. Andthe Falcons put up 31 season. 558 yards of total offense against against the Golden Knights. Lige and rest of the Falcons hit Akron. The last time BG victim- "We have played pretty well the road for the final two games ized a team like this was in 1995 at home and now it is important of the season. First, the Falcons when Akron suffered a 50-12 for us to get on the road and play face Western Michigan. The fol- defeat. well," coach Gary Blackney said. lowing weekend BG travels to "Traditionally we are not real- The Falcons have been a dif- Northern Illinois to end the sea- ly an explosive team that can ferent team at home compared to son. come out and score that many on the road. They have averaged "We need to take this momen- seven points against teams on points," BG's Adam Lige said. tum that we had over the last BO New* Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER "Today, we were clicking on all the road this season, recording three weeks and transfer it to the four losses on the way. cylinders." next two games," Blackney said. BG fullback Adam Lige runs over Akron's George Cameron for one of his two touchdowns. FOOTBALL- Spartans upset OSU Continued from page one. Tailback John Gibson put BG Senior Robbie Hollis led the □ Michigan State holds 24 upset of Ohio State — the No. to the Buckeyes and every other up 10-0 with a 7-yard touch- BG rushing attack with 74 yards 1 team in the latest Bowl Cham- team in the league. But this year, back Greg Lomax added a 15- down run that capped an eight- on 14 carries and one touch- on 28-24 in Columbus. pionship Series rankings — did particularly with Ohio State yard touchdown to bring the play, 51-yard drive. On the next down. Niemet added 72 yards more than send Ohio into a state positioned to play in the national Zips within 23-13. But it was the drive, Martin found the endzone and a touchdown rushing, while of depression. It also sent shock- title game, it is a far cry from the closest Akron came to BG. from four yards out, capping an The Associated Press completing 6 of 13 passes for 167 waves across the country. excitement and attention of Despite Lomax's 96 yards and eight-play, 52-yard drive. yards. COLUMBUS -- The Fiesta Now Tennessee, UCLA and Tempe, Ariz. three touchdowns, the Falcon As the Zips' defense spent Hollis finished the Falcons Bowl representatives were Kansas State will be the top con- The Buckeyes are no different defense made stops when they more time on the field, fatigue scoring with a 17-yard touch- nowhere to be found in the Ohio tenders for the two spots in the from college football fans in gen- needed to do so. BG held the set in. down run. Stadium pressbox as the fans BCS national championship eral: any other bowl game pales Zips on 8-of-14 third-down That was evident when . Niemet ran up the middle for filed out into the darkness Satur- game Jan. 4 at the Fiesta Bowl. in comparison to No. 1 vs. No. 2. attempts while the offense pro- Niemet found wideout Robert day night. And Ohio State? "Now the only thing we have vided the rest. Redd for a 78-yard pass play. 21 yards for a touchdown just Most likely, they were putting "We can still have a good sea- to play for is the Big Ten," "It's always a good opportu- Redd broke coverage and caught before halftime. The BG drive a swath of black across their son," disappointed coach John flanker Dee Miller said. "Realisti- nity for the defense to make its the ball around the 30-yard line took 3:01 off the clock and cov- blazer patches in mourning Cooper said, trying to convince cally, probably, the national plays when the offense is con- before being wrestled out-of- ered 63 yard over 10 plays. while trying to book flights for himself. "We still have a chance championship is out of the pic- trolling their side of the ball," bounds at the 2-yard line. It was first game since 1995 in Knoxville, Los Angeles or Man- to win this league." ture. It's unfortunate. We put in junior linebacker Joe O'Neill On the next play, Niemet hattan, Kans. Most years, winning the Big said. "And the offense really found Holcomb in the back of which the Falcons scored over 50 Michigan State's stunning 28- Ten is of paramount importance made some big plays for us and the endzone to give BG a 23-7 points. Ironically the Falcons • See SPARTANS, page eight. kept the defense off the field." lead. beat the Zips 50-12 in that game. 10 straight losses worst ever □ In two hard-fought ing right now." age. kills to Marshall's 79. The hitting BG drops to 11-17 overall and The lack of performance in percentages were .223 to .191. matches, the volleyball 4-10 in the Mid-American Con- game five is evident when com- Defensively, the Falcons dug team lost down the ference. paring attack percentage. In more balls than the Herd. BG stretch. game five, Ohio hit .313, while had 116 kills to 109 by their Ohio BG could only muster .158 - its opponent. Lori Kemerer domi- lowest percentage of the match. nated floor defense with 30 digs. Saturday's loss to Ohio (6-15, By MATT STELNER Ohio dominated the match Vorst contributed with 20. Two 15-10, 17-19, 15-11, 12-15) defensively. Digs were close. BG Falcons, Greig and Mclntyre, The BG News marked the third-straight match had 76 and Ohio dug 79. The big dug 19 balls. the Falcons went to a fifth game. This week was like a Peanuts difference came at the net. The The only major statistical cate- BG did not lack effort as they cartoon. Bobcats blocked 24 balls to BG's gory that Marshall owned was played aggressively against a Charlie Brown is poised and 13. blocks, 13-10. team that swept the Falcons in ready to successfully kick the old the earlier meeting. The loss overshadowed a pigskin. Lucy, meanwhile, holds Marshall record-setting performance by the ball ready for Charlie to come "It's the way we lost tonight Friday's match against Mar- junior Melissa Lewis. Lewis set through with the boot. Just as he that troubles me," coach Denise Van De Walle said. "We had shall (15-7, 14-16, 13-15, 15-5, 8- the BG record for attack attempts picks up momentum, the ball practice for tonight against 15) was very similar. They lost in in a match with 89. She also had and Charlie's hopes of success Cleveland State. We had practice five after winning game four. a personal best with 29 kills. are yanked out from in front of against Marshall. Three times "Again, it came down to the Both matches could have him. Poor Charlie Brown ends this week we go into the locker fifth game," senior Bridget Mcln- ended for BG without going to up falling down in failure, again. room talking about the same tyre said. "We had to produce in five games. Game three was a In volleyball matches against thing — a game five. It's not just the fifth game, but we just let it heartbreaker in both matches. Marshall and Ohio, BG played effort at that point. In game five slip away. They just stepped up BG jumped out to a 9-3 lead the role of Charlie Brown. Its we need performance. It seems their play and we failed to do opponents played Lucy in each like in every five-game match that. We didn't play the way we against Marshall. The Herd frustrating five-game loss. this season, we have always won did in game four. We played fought back to eventually tie it at Attempting to end a 10-match game four. We have the momen- with a lot of energy. We hadn't 13. The Falcons then jumped losing streak that began Oct. 10 tum going into game five and played like that in a long time. ahead 14-13. Their chance was against Akron, the Falcons had just can't sustain it." It's just unfortunate that we did- yanked away as Marshall put it momentum entering the fifth The good offensive effort n't come away with a win." away 16-14. game in each match. After taking reflected in the stats. The Falcons Mclntyre, who played well Ohio was down to BG 14-7 in BO Newt Photo/ MATT DANK game four, the Falcons picked up outkilled the Bobcats 78-73 for a Tuesday against Cleveland State, momentum. .207 percentage. Ohio hit .179. started for the first time this sea- game three. Facing match point, BG sophomore Jo Anna Papageorgiou blocks the bail from an "Winning is a habit, but so is Melissa Lewis led the way son. the Falcons lost seven straight as opponent. The Falcons current losing streak started Oct. 10 losing," junior setter Heather with 25 kills for .316. Freshman the score was tied at 14. Both against Akron. This time, the Falcons out- Greig said. "That's the bottom Amber Vorst had a good night played the Thundering Herd in teams traded points until Ohio line, and we're in the habit of los- with 17 kills and a .245 percent- almost every aspect. BG had 82 won 19-17. I Monday, November 9, 1998 The BG News page 7 Soccer season ends in overtime □ The Falcons waste a American Conference tourna- Northern went the other way them on their heels," Bleyer said. over. It bounced on the line and I Leah Rosner put BG on the ment semifinals against second- and scored before the Falcon "That (experience) gave us the grabbed it. The ref was not on the board with a score with 16:41 left 1-0 lead in the MAC seeded Northern Illinois. defense could set up. momentum throughout all these line to see it. (But) that's what we in the first half. During a scram- semi-final. But unlike the quarterfinal NIU defenseman Anna Mari- games." have to deal with." ble in front of the net, NIU goalie game at Eastern Michigan, the naccio deflected a corner kick off "Northern's a great team," Like any call that goes the Stefanie Maurer came out and Falcons were unable to fend off the top post and hit the line, coach Tom Piccirillo said. "We positive way. Northern coach tried to grab it but slipped. By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM the Huskies in a 2-1 double over- where BG goalkeeper Michelle proved we can play with them. It Frank Horvat was thankful his Michelle Hoying found Rosner The BG News time loss on Friday. Lisy grabbed the ball for what was a great all-around effort. I crew kept its poise and it paid for the wide-open goal. In the second overtime, looked like a save. But referee think we took a giant step for- off. Throughout the entire match, ATHENS, Ohio — For a team Northern's Becca Blyer took a Clark Haptonstall thought it ward with the Eastern Michigan "I've been trying to tell my NIU outshot the Falcons, 27-9. that does not settle for medioc- feed from Mucci and headed the went over the line and called it a game and today (Friday)." team that everyone is 0-0 at this Lisy made 10 saves at goal while rity, it was a tough way to end ball past Lisy with 2:02 remain- goal, tying the game with 8:22 On the game-tying goal, Lisy point," Horvat said. "It's hard to Maurer made seven. However, the season. ing in overtime to give the left. Anne Mucci, the 1998 MAC- was right on top of the ball and defend for almost 100 minutes most of Northern's shots were The sixth-seeded Bowling Huskies the win. Player-of-the-Year, was credited didn't think it went in. like they did. It was just a matter not on the mark, as the Falcon Green women's soccer team was The score came after Autumn with an assist on the play. "The ball clearly bounced on of time. I'm glad the referee was defenders stayed near the NIU leading 1-0 with just under nine Harris had a near — miss just off "We were trying to push the line," Lisy said. "To be a goal, in the right position to make the forwards, forcing them to take minutes remaining in the Mid- the right post on a comer kick. everyone forward and catch the ball has to go completely call. That's his job." bad shots. Falcons eat Eagles wake in home loss □ Perennial MAC son, finished first in the 200 Indi- swim. contender EMU hands vidual Medley and 200 Back, The men's divers finished beating the competition by over behind the Eagles in both the one Bowling Green its first two seconds in both. and three meter boards. Once defeat of the season. EMU's A and B teams both again senior captain Jeff Allen beat BG in the always-exciting lead the way for the Falcons. 400 Medley relay. The orange Allen finished third in both and brown A team, composed of events. By NICK HURM BUI Roehl, Kevin Anderson, Matt BG will have two big meets TheBG News Johnsen and Andy Jenkins, fin- next weekend. Friday they will ished six seconds behind. BG got If you want to be the team you travel up Interstate 75 to battle their revenge in the 400 Free have got to beat the team. against conference rival Toledo. relay as Jenkins, Geoff Reeves, The next morning the men Unfortunately for the Bowling Steven Chaney, and Tom will "get their mean on" at Coop- Green men's swimming team, Mohlman touched the wall in er pool competing against Ohio they couldn't take down Eastern 3:18.91. Michigan, last year's Mid-Amer- State. The swimming of the under- ican Conference champion. "We will definitely improve classmen was one of the bright from this," Johnsen said. "It's BG swam a good race but the spots for the men. Sophomore going to be tough with Toledo Eagles showed why they have Matt EUinger picked up the first- and Ohio State." one of the dominant swim pro- place points finishing the 200 grams in the MAC, beating the Breast in 2:15.16. Mohlman, who Julian believes that the Fal- Falcons 149 to 88. is only a freshman, swam strong cons will need to improve next HAEX LEHKKUHLE "I think we did a solid job finishing second in both the 200 weekend by getting their race against a team that talent-wise and 500 Free. Sophomore Andy out faster. The Bowling Green women's swimming team plunges into the cold water of Cooper at the Stu- was way ahead of us," head Jenkins rumbled to a second This will take a lot of mental dent Rec Center during its opening meet. This weekend the Falcons travel to Toledo on Friday coach Randy Julian said. "Times place finish in the 50 Free. toughness for the men's swim- and are home against Ohio State on Saturday. compared to two weeks ago "The sophomores' swims mers. Speed work will also have ■were better." were outstanding," Julian said. to be another improvement that Senior swimmer Mark "Jenkins gave us a swim that he will be a major factor for the Fal- Leonard swam like a motorboat wouldn't have had until late cons. through the water of Cooper November last year. I'm definite- If BG can improve these S -pool. Leonard, who was named ly excited with his 50 freestyle. things it will be more successful ,&H^ 1 Ellinger had an outstanding next weekend. *-&* W+4»S+*1WU*W' «■■**> to the All-America team last sea- ti»»yHmj*>t—lir For- Campus [vents. Lost/Foorv:. Personals. Help Wanted. For Sale. For Rent k-k-k-k^k-k^k^kkkk-kkk:^k -k-k-k-k^k^k^kkkkk-k^k^kk; Veterans Day 10 FREE Parking Spotsl! Conveniently close to I iWednesdayl j j campus!! 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Nemecek and RW Dan Bytema from Long Beach of the DHL NY. Jets 5 .625 I Kansas State 130) 9-0 1.504 2 National League NewEngland 3 356 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Traded LW tie Tennessee (251 8-0 1.504 3 IHOCKEYMIMMl PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Activated RHP Indianapolis 1 111 3. UCLA 17) 8-0 1.427 4 Ken Belanger to the Boston Bruins for LW Ted Central Marc Wilkms and LHP Jeff Wallace from the 60- Donato. 4 Florida 8-1 1.342 5 Jacksonville 7 .778 leers split day disabled bat COLLEGE 5. Florida Stale 9-1 1.308 6 FOOTBALL Pittsburgh 5 .625 6 Wisconsin 9-0 1.224 7 CS NORTHRIDGE-Announced the resig- Tennessee 4 500 National Football League 7. Ohio State 8-1 1.148 I weekend series nation of Michael J. Abraham, women's basket- Baltimore 3 .333 8. Texas AAM 9-1 1.131 8 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Activated DE ball ctwh The Falcon hockey team fell Cincinnati 2 222 9 Arkansas 8-0 1.072 10 West 10 Artaona 9-1 1.012 11 behind to Northern Michigan in Denver S 1000 II Nebraska 8-2 78S 15 both its weekend games. BG was Oakland 6 467 12 Virginia Tech 7-1 766 14 KanaasCity 4 500 13 Notre Dame 7-1 762 13 able to make a comeback in its 6- lions fell short to Eagles Seattle 4 500 14. Tulane • 8-0 683 16 SanDiego 3 375 15. Missouri 7-2 576 19 5 win Friday, but fell short 4-1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eagles. Killed by penalties again,- 16. Michigan 7 2 564 22 Saturday. The Associated Press Eaat 17. Perm State 6-2 531 9 they had to rely on a desperation W M 18. Georgia 6-2 526 18 The Falcons' record improves .667 PHILADELPHIA - When last-minute drive that ended Dallas 6 19. Oregon 7-2 427 20 to 4-4-1 overall and 3-3-1 in the Jason Hanson's 58-yard field Arizona 4 500 20. Air Force 8-1 382 21 when Hanson's kick landed NY Giants 3 333 21. Texas 7-2 373 23 Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- goal attempt landed short in the short in the end zone. Philadelphia 2 122 22 Virginia 7-2 359 12 ciation. end zone in the final minute, it Waahinglon 1 125 23. Georgia Tech 6-2 249 24 Gamer and Duce Staley (17 Central 24 Miami 5-2 115 - was time for the Eagles to cele- 8 carries, 89 yards) shredded the Minnesota 389 25 Syracuse 5-3 97 17 brate. Green Bay 6 .750 UeWycanmg 8-1 97 — league's sixth-best run defense Tampa Bay 4 300 ■ SOCCER wmmmmmmm As for the Detroit Lions, they and kept the dangerous Sanders Chicago 3 333 Others receiving votes: West Virginia SO. Southern California 40 just keep sinking. Detroit 2 222 Kentucky 30. Alabama 24. Miami (Ohio) 10. Texas Tech 10. Michigan Falcons to play Hanson, who had three field off the field. Sanders rushed 20 West Stale 7. Mississippi Stale 7. Brtgham Young 5. Marshall 3. Colorado 2 times for 140 yards, exceeding Atlanta 7 .778 in championship goals for the Lions' only points, San Francisco 6 .750 Okie. coDafa feotsal scores missed his game-winning 1,000 yards for the NFL record New Orleans 4 .444 Saturday's results LEXINGTON, Ky. — The 10th straight season. Si Louis 3 333 Michigan St 28. Ohio St. 24 Gateway Conference attempt with 31 seconds left as Carolina I .125 N. Iowa 42. Youngstown SI. 14 Heartland Conference Bowling Green men's soccer the Eagles held on for a 10-9 vic- Trailing by a point after Chris Atlanta 41. New England 10 Franklin 28. Bluffton 21 team advanced to the Mid- Jacksonville 24. Cincinnati II Mount St. Joseph 34. Manchester 27 Mid-American Conference tory Sunday. Boniol's 39-yard field goal with Philadelphia 10, Detroit 9 ' American Championship game Bowling Green 58. Aaron 21 Charlie Gamer rushed for a 10:48 left put the Eagles ahead, Miami 27, Indianapolis 14 Miami. Ohio 41. Northern Illinois 10 I with 2-0 decisions over Marshall career-high 129 yards for the the Lions got one last chance Minnesota 31. New Orleans 24 Ohio U 49. E. Michigan 21 Mid Stales Football Association j Friday and Kentucky. Dallas 16, New York Giants 6 Malone 37. TlfBn 15 Eagles (2-7), who contained from their own 21. Rookie Char- Baltimore 13, Oakland 10 St. Francis, tod. 61. Urbana 26 Midwest tolercoueglale Conference The Wildcats took BG into Barry Sanders until the final lie Batch hit tight end David St. Lome 20. Chicago 12 Flndlay 41. Mercyhurat 35 ! double overtime, when Fred San Fransiaco 25, Carolina 23 Indianapolis 26. Ashland 20 North Coast Conference drive and added a glimmer of Sloan for 30 yards to the Eagles Arizona 29, Washington 27 Ohio Weshyn 32. EarDuun 19 I Degand broke the ice with a goal respectability to their season. 46 at the two-minute warning. New York Jets 34. Buffalo 12 Wittenberg 35. Denlaon 0 ! in the 117th minute. Chris Kraft Seattle 24, Kansas City 12 Wooster 42. Case Western 16 Ohio Conference The Lions (2-7), famous for The Eagles sacked Batch five Denver 27, SanDiego 10 Baldwai-Walace 59. Heidelberg 14 I then added a goal to seal the strong finishes, now find them- times. Staley had seven catches Tennessee at Tampa Bay, (n) John Carroll 28. Ohio Northern 21 ! Wildcats' fate. Monday's Game Mount Union 37. Muskmgum 3 selves in the company of the for 32 yards. Green Bay at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. Read The BG News SPARTANS- Contiued from page six remaining at Iowa and at home is a cataclysmic series of upsets. been their since the Badgers' last against another team from that Ohio State can only go to the trip on Jan. 1,1994. so much hard work for the nemesis of a state up north, Rose Bowl if it wins the Big Ten The Sugar Bowl, which may national championship. That is Michigan. If they were to win title outright. That means if lose its Southeastern Conference what we have talked about and those two games, they could con- Michigan beats Wisconsin next tie should Tennessee qualify for Saturday and then the Buckeyes that is why this hurts. We had ceivably jump back into the BCS the Fiesta, could provide a return this one letdown." pool, although they won't be stop the Wolverines Nov. 21 — engagement for the Buckeyes if The Buckeyes have games bound for the Fiesta unless there forcing a three-way tie — Wis- consin would go because both they do not capture an outright Ohio State and Michigan have Big Ten crown. Lunch. • • Every night $1.00 drink specials 7:00 to 9:00 Beginning November 9th . Monday Meal^Deal! the Pheasant Room coming soon Monday Nitro 6 oz. Chopped Steakburger will be accepting Tuesday Bar and Restaurant appreciation night Includes choice of potato, $2 Q0 Debit Dining Select dessert bar and beverage J%) J Wednesday Phishin with Dave Thursday Fish Bowl drink specials Accepting Debit Dining Select, BIG CHARGE, Friday & Saturday ^ Faculty/Staff & Department Charges, Draft specials IT I i I:\VOOMIT (Amis-. Iiom (lie Stadium) MasterCard, VISA, Discover and cash Phone- 352-2447 532 E. Wooster How to $aue $$ KAMIKAZES 354-3993 NEW! BGSU •Open Tuesday - Saturday •Available for Private Parties; student discounts Monday - Saturday, except Thursday 7-9pm from BG's preferred SPICIALS Internet provider. TUESDAY: Swing Dancing Lessons Available from 9:30 -10:30 OACOR WEDNESDAY: Karaoke with Rich Michaels FROM 10-2 C OMPUTIR s9YSTEMS Go ahead - ask our customers! THURSDAY: DIMERS 7-9; Dollar Pitchers ALL NIGHT 519 W. Wooster St., BG 352.3568 www.dacor.net "KAMIKAZES: WHERE THE WEEKEND STARTS ON WEDNESDAY' Serving the world from BG since 1975. Monday, November 9, 1998 The BG News page 9 Co-Ed Baakatball Tournament Soul of Africa fcxhib.tt LOST & FOUND Accent On Pete FREE FREE FREE FREE" FREE FREE Three on three tournament with tour people lo Come sae the Soul of Africa Exhibit (411) 172-9503 Nutrition educated students can help youl a team (two men and two women). Charge is al the Toledo Museum of Art on 15 Mln. North ol 1G on R1 25 (Main St) Peer educators at the Wariness Comeceon S3 per person, buraarabfa. Grand prize la Nov. 14thl We wit be departing Puppies. Kittens. Ferrets. Hedgehogs. Small provide personalized one on one instrucaon 25%ol al money cotectod. Sign up individually from BG at 9:30am. The cost is only LOST: Gold faced watch w/ roman nu- Arnmala. Fresh and Saltwater Fish, Live Cor- to answer all your nutrition questions Classified or in teams by November 13. Forma available Sr) lor students and $9 for the merals A second hand A silver A gold wrist als. Sharks. Reptiles and Exotic Birds Contaci the Wellneas Connsction al Ads in the Honors Office. 104 University Hall, or at community I Transportation is included' band. Sentimental value Substantial re- Free Hamster or Gerbll with purchase of a 372-WEU the Kreiecher Quad front desks. Sponsored by Sign-up in the UAO office ward Ca* 373-0223. Cage Setup thle Mont h M (or more ntormebDnHI the Honors Student Association through Nov. 10thi FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE 372-6977 Sunday. November 15. 2 00pm-5:00pm, Stu- ALPHA PHI • UL Juli- ALPHA PHI dent Recreation Center SERVICES OFFERED The BC> N*»i will M kMxaiagly acrrpt Mvcfliscincnfi. BicyU waa such a surprise Friday's and Saturday's ihM diKnmiiuK. or racoiiriar diwnmiMlton agMail STUDY ABROAD IN NANTES, FRANCE andsowaal... at KAMIKAZE'S any indmdu*! or group on dw butt of net. MI. color,, Come and discuss. Into ft Update Meeting I hope you're excited. 80s and 90s dance 1 Learn guitar: Jason Quick Freelance Musi- Lirrd. ttlijion. HHIOMJ ongia. Kiwi onrouiion. dn "COLLEGE STUDENTS AND SAFER SEX" Tuea. Nov. 10, 1998@9 OOpm-BA 1000 which I'm sure you are. cian/instructor with master's degree from ability, lUKtu M a vrlmi, or on dw bout of uy other Monday 11* Application Forma Available because you're the beat hi by far I BGSU. For more into, contact creative arts GET INVOLVED IN (NTRAMURALSII WTRA- If 1*11) protected ffMN. 9:30 p.m. BA1000 Earn 6 BGSU Credits/All majors I love you. Big Mandy program 372-8177. MURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLICATIONS HOPE Info Night 6 Weeks In Franc*/1 week in Belgium FOR SPRING 1999 ARE BEING ACCEPTED Pizza A Pop will be provided Classes in English Pregnant? Free pregnancy tests. Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alphat Phi THROUGH NOV 16 STOP BY IM OFFICE. TTs contact mondre@bgnet. Confidential ft caring. L» Colette. 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center. 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE, FOR AN APPLI- CAMPUS EVENTS Get involved in what is happening at BGSU. Welcome lo the family I CATION AND TO SIGN UP FOR AN INTER USG General assembly meetings are held VISION I'm so eiated that you're my little VEW. INTERVEWS ARE LIMITED. ON A every Monday at 7:30 pm al 116BA What are you doing this Veteran's Day? VI- Love. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS AND •"STUOY IN FRANCE THIS SUMMER"' SION, a campus organization concerned with Ally son la comedy what you want? WILLBEHELPNOV 19-20. CompnM« your foreign lenguag. requirement gay. lesbian, bisexual, and supportive straight PERSONALS Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Phi In orvt summar in Toun, Franc*. Live with Then comedy is what you will gall issues, will be m the Honors Center (located in How are your eating habits? French hot! family and participate In excur- Come see Buzz Sutherland & Vic Henley Kreischer betow the Sundial) at 2:00 on Do you want to know where you stand? sion* at no extra coat. Into meeting Tuea., Nov. On Nov. 12th at 7pm in the Ballroom November 11. There will be a panel style dis- Alphi Phi • Little Kan Freeman Step mto the Wellness Connection today 17. 6pm at French House (oop. McDonald 2 shows for only S3 cussion as welt a* plenty ol time to ask ques- We're so exerted you're part by caning 372-WELL to schedule Quad) For more Into on programs lor Summer. Sponsored by UAO tions. Refreshments wil be served. Sponsored ASM SPRING BREAK... ol our family i We love youl a free nutrition assessment 6 information I Love Sleph. Emily, and Sara Fait. Spring contact AYA office 372-7146, 223 ???'• call 372 2343 by the Honors Student Association. HOURS I HOURS OF FREE DRINKS' Shatzel. Earn 2 FREE Trips S t JIH INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE BY 3 P.M. M - Officers & Advisors Round table Cancun. Jamaica, Florida, AOII • AOM AOII • AOII 130 PERRY FIELD HOUSE: NOV. 9 - M. W ASID Meeting Amy ODonneII. Asil. Dean of Students will be Barbados, Bahamas Congratulations to Monica Tokich and Stacey SWIMMING: NOV. 11 - M. W 3 PLAYER Mon Nov.9r»B:30pm speaking about upcoming changes tor student CITY EVENTS Lowes! Prices/Best Meal Plan Balsega tor being accepted into Gamma Sig- BASKETBALL: NOV. 19 - M. W TRACK 5 1 -800.426-77i0Avww.sunsplaahioura.com ma Alpha! Great job ladies! IntheGaftena organizations. FIELD Tuesday. Nov. 17 AOII' AOII • AOII • AOII Into about: Chicago/Michigan la comedy what you want? Design Center epm-rSpm -PEER EDUCATORS-PEER EDUCATORS- Ohio Suite, Union SBX • SBX • SBX Then comedy is what you wil getl Dec fund raise* A fnendly reminder. Applications lor 1909 Peer Come see Buzz Sutherland ft Vic Henley Order your i-1huts' Educators are due Friday, Nov. 13 to Well- EARTH FRIENDLY tood Personalized on Nov. 12th at7pm in the Ballroom. nesa Connection located in the Student Health Alternatives is now carrying flour, juice, rice 2 shows lor only $3 Graduation Announcements Service Blda, Room 170 and other organic and cruelty-tree grocery Available within 46 brs Sponsored by UAO -PEER EDUCATORS-PEER EDUCATORS- items. Yes, we son have "witch stuT-iarot, m ??ra call 372-2343. Broaden your horizons, read the BG News!! Unimum purchase 25 pieces cense, c t, herbs, oils, etc. Call 352-SEED (352-73 *>. 353-7732 4 Dec. Graduation tickets needed. Call 419-382-7670 or 372-3996 $$$£$$$$$$$$$$$$$£ discussion Be Sure To "College Students & Safer Sex" Check Out Our Money Saving Coupons 8 YEARS IN A ROW. BE ONE OF THE BEST. [n The Campus Directory! $ Monday 11/9 We are Recruiting" $ Sign up for grill cook, server, or Dishwasher. 30 $ We pay Top Wages 9 pmBA1000 $ ^orco* $ WE WILL BE CONDUCTING INTERVIEWS THIS MONTH. •Free Pizza & Pop* $ Stop in and see us. We offer: $ 401K. Retirement $ Stock Purchase Plan PTZZCJ HELD BY: |J $ Health Insuranse Flexible Schedules $ Paid Vacations 353-BGSU HOPE JL Management Development Program 5 Cracker Barrel Old Country Store $ HIV Outreach Prevention ft Eduoation SMART MONEY § 874-7481 • 27491 Helen Dr. Perrysburg, OH $ Info Night ss$ss$ss$s$s$sss$s -1 *k Dad wants to know why you haven't had your SENIOR PORTRAIT taken yet? Call 372-8634 Tuesday sittings available til 8:00 pm. It only takes 15 minutes and you can charge the $6 lee to the Bursar (Thanks Dad!) DONT BE LEFT OUT OF THE 1099 YEJ\RBOOK! ^ w > \ V- page 10 The BG News Monday, November 9, 1998 SigK«>-DZ'S>gKap Local manufacturer has immediate openings $49 00 S98 00 Pnmostar. Lowest install ever. 2-4 sub!—Sf t nssded lor spring ssmt-sttv. The sisters ol Sigma Kappa would WANTED for dependable, hard working individuals Ap- Call lor details 1-1100-378 4968 tSOS/mo . water inducted 640 Sutn St. Apt. ply between 8am-3pm. 20584 Long Judson ■ke 10 send out their Panheflenic 1985 Nissan Pulsar Aulo. AC. New nres. B Call 354-7167or RE.Mgmt. k>v* lo in* sisters ol Delta Zeta Rd.WeMon.OH. I03K, gooa condition $1.000 OBQ 352-3464 SigKap-DZ-SioKap 217 South Co,i«g«« 15 blocks from Hanna 2 subleaaera needed tor spring semester. 2 ORDER 1989 Ponliac Grand Pnx SE Fully loaded. Hall. 3 BH House, tenants pay al utjl.. sac. bdrm. 1 1J2 bath (urn. apt $520/mo Contact ENTRY Sspd, AC. New brakes, good condition Asking dep,$525ymo Available immediately Greg or Ken al 353-2355. Seasonal t3.500060 352-3464. For more Information or to sign a lease, W .7 5-$7.2 5 Special Ottering ol Culture 4. Language Apt. available for spring semesier. contact Arbor Enterprise* at 354-2154. Hickory Farms is now hiring fun and part-time AAAA .1 Early Specials' Cancun & Jamaica1 7 Courses Spring 1999 $340;month. Call 354-7010 Locally owned and managed. Chinese 101 seasonal Oder Entry personnel to input orders nights Air A hole! From $3991 Includes Free o on Beginning Chneee I (4cr.TR. 6-7:45) SuDleaser(s) spring semesier lor 1 bdrm. apl. into our order processing system. Positions are food. Drinks. Parnesl springbreaklravel.com Contact Jang Lan (lanjGbgnet) Newly remodeled w/dishwasher. AC. Iree open now through December on day. evening 1 800<76-6386. College Drive-2 bdrm. apt $400 utH. inc. Gsrman 101 and third shift, during the week and on week- Non-smoking. 2 mtn. horn campus, pats al- cable plus HBO Call 354 0323 AAAA.i Early Specialsl Panama Cilyl Room ends. $.75 per hour shift differential on third lowed. 352-5951 atierep.m. Elem Lang e Cult I (4a. M-F 10:30-11 20) with kitchen (1291 Includes 7 Free Parties' Elem Lang a Cult I (4cr, M-F 12:30-120) shift. Must have basic computer and typing Daytona S149 New Holspol-Soutn Beach Graduate student needed to sublease apt. now Elem Lang 4 Cult I (4cr. M-F 1 30-2:20) skids. Positions are also open lor customer HELP WANTED S129I Cocoa Beach S149I springbreak or spnng semester Great. 1 bdrm . vary new, Contact Chrlatlna Guenlher service and clerical personnel. Attendance in- travel com 1 800678 6386 clean and spacious, central air. off street park- (cguenth@bgnel) centives, generous employee discount, and ing, on site laundry No pets. $350/mo Call Ruaalan 101 professional supervision. Apply in person ai AAAA.' Early Spring Break Specials' Baha- $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars Rachel (collect) «g> 1-616-706-2927. Earn Lang & Cult I (4cr. M-F 9:30-1020) our corporate offices Mon-Fn from mas Party Cruise' 6 Days J279I Includes Most For info call 203-319-2802 Contact Timothy Pogacar (pogacan@>bgnet) 9 00am-7;OOpm SATURDAYS 10:00am to Mealsl Awesome Beaches. NighrJilei Departs Houses A Duplexes lor 1999-2000 school « Z Depanmant of German, Russian. ADVERTISING/SALES 2:00pm. Hickory Farms. 1505 Holland Rd.. Irom Floridal springbreaktravel.com year, i to 4 person homes avail. • 12 month i > East Asian Languages CANVASSERS NEEDED Maumee. OH 43537 EOE. 1-800-678-6386. lease only starting m May - Sieve Smith NOEXPERENCE 352-6917 W5556S" AAAA.I Spring Break Travel was 1 of 8 small MUST HAVE CAR RESPITE CARE PROVIDER-Persons needed businesses m the US recognized by the Coun- Houses -1,2, and 3 bedroom »17.00 AN HOUR GUARANTEED to provide short-term care for individuals who cil of Better Business Bureaus for outstanding furnished apts.. lor WOO SPRIMG BREAK EVENING AND WEEKEND HOURS have developmental disabilities. Salary $550 ethics in the marketplace' springbreak- school year. 352-7454. CANCUN' JAMAICA 15-20 HOURS A WEEK hour. High school diploma or GED required. travel com 1 800 678 6386 FLORIDA • S. PADRE CALL 419-897-7712 [§•] Flexible schedule. Application deadline Guaranteed best prices. AKAI 10" Reel lo Reel tape deck Classy add Need female subleaser tor spring semester. 11/30/94. Interested persons please contact lion to your slereo 'or only »2S0.00.639-3623 Cedarwood Apts -Own room 337 50/mo hotels a biggest paroesl Babysitter tor 11 mo. & 3 yr. old in my home. Earn Cash & Free Trips'! Family Resource Coordinator at Wood Lane Great location, ctose to campus' AC & pnvate 9-noon, two days per week and some Fridays Computer (386) A Monitor. $600. CO boom Campus Rep. Positions Avail. School. 11160 East Gypsy Lane Road. Bowl- parking. Please can 3S4-6367. and Saturdays. Musi be 18. non-smoking, and ing Green. (419) 252-5115. EOE box.2Q-TV,VCR.M«:rowave 354-3243. Call! 800-327-6013 have experience caring for young children. Subleaser needed for spring semester on Reterances required. 823-1547. Hondas $100 $500 707 6th Street TAROT CLASSES SPRING BREAK-PLAN NOWt Police Impounds CaB Jacob @ 352 4696 CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT-Workers earn Start Moo.. Nov.g. 7-9pm Cancun. Jamaica. Mazatlan. Hondas, Chevys, Jeeps A Sport 5 session. *25 up 10 $2,000wmonth (w/tps A benefits). ft S. Padre. Free Meals A Free Utilities MUST SELL" Wood Travail Land-Tour |obs up lo 1-800-522-273014558 Sublessors wanted. 2 BDR apartment. 724 6ih Come sign up at Atternatlvee Parties. Campus sales reps St.. Take over whole lease at S500/month til or call 352 SEED (352 7333) $5.000-$7.000/summer. Ask us howl wanted. Earn tree trips • cash 517-336-4235 Ext. C55441 Ibane; 7 string electric guitar. Mint condition Mav Call 352-5099 $1200 or best offer with case Call Chad @ 1.800.SURFS.UP . Thursdays at KAMIKAZE S www.studenteipress.com 3730242 Omars Irom 7-g pm DESKTOP PU8LISHERWANTED New wedding dress Sire 16 while. $350 Cat Dollar piKhers all night long Are you a student who is highly skilled with A stroke can PageMaker? Do you have experience m pro- V allot parking attendants needed 419-877-0482. o u ducing professional quality brochures, flyers, in Cleveland ft Columbus during Oak china cabinet. Tuesday sal KAMIKAZES etc. Than we want to talk with you. This posi- Dec. Excellent wage plus tips. Arrssh oak glider. Antique change your life Swing is Hera tion requires a high degree of accuracy and in- Parking Solutions 888-469-7690 rocking chairs. 354-2122, Mary. Leseons from 930pm-10:30pm volves keyboardmg large amounts ol complex forever DJ Patrick Keenan data. 15 hours weekly. $S.90/hr. Call Anita Sptngs swing music all mghl Knauss. Continuing Education. 372-8181. We need PT evening waitress, gnllcook, ft bar- STRATOCASTER Made in the USA Black. lender. Call Maggies Family Restaurant at perfect cond. First $550.00. Firm. Carvm 674-1543 il interested. Hoidsworth Model. Beautiful quilted maple top- USUC OFFICER PROGRAMS Crimson Red finish, flawless cond. $1100 00 College Students-All Majors FOODSERVICE JOB part-lime. 20 hours per Weil educated, experienced pa/i or full time New-Sen First $575.00 firm 639-3623 Summer internship at Officer Candidate week (3-7pm. Monday-Friday). Duties include: babysitter wanted in our P'burg home (a School-NO school year requirements completing preparation ol evening meal: serv- non-smoking environment) lor 2 preschool age Now accepting applications ing meals to children; cleaning dining room and children. Must have reliable transportation and FOR RENT Management Inc. Call 1-800-892-7318 kitchen areas: and prepanng evening snack. •iceiieniroteronces 874 0605 Salary $7.4Smr. Send resume to Children's Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 Resource Cenler. PO Box 738. Bowling Green, .Visit the Red Cross bkxxJmoNe. Oct. 26 OH 43402 or contact Lisa at 352-7588 WORK FOR SALE "SO-OOS.Y. .2ndearn. Lease99' through Oct. 29. tlam-Spm m the Grand Ball STUDY ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS ONLY. Houses and Apts. ■room. Student Union. Free food and raffles Listing Avail. 316 E. Merry #3 daily FREE CO HOLDERS, T-SHIRTS Can mail listings We're ready to he loving parents Eager to PREPAID PHONE CARDS Please call 353-0325 Management Inc. adopt a baby. Our family can give a child a life- EARN $1000 PART TIME Hilkdair Apts., 3bdrm Townhouse* very ipa- time of happiness, security and most importan- ON CAMPUS JUST CALL 1 fm. sbi. needed for beautiful 3 bdm. home on cious, full bsmt. 1-1/2 bath and car ports, 9 1/2- 'By, love Can 1-800-637-7999 anytime Diana I •800-932 0528X64 SBX-SBXSBX E Wooster Immediately or spring sem. 12 mo lease Stans at S900 yip* Tom. SALE 353 9271 SlephH PRE-XMAS immediately worship pianist • $50 per service. Wednesday's at KAMIKAZE S CLEARANCE 2 BOR apl. tor rent starting Jan 1.99. Landlord Community of Chnsl Lutheran Church. Karaoke with Rich Mchels CHRISTMAS GIFTS pays gas, water, sewer. Rent negotiable Call 352-5101 horn 10-2 APPAREL 353-1226 Ask lor Sam rJ ■ON - FRI 8-5:30 foot ceiling, car ports, 9 1/2-12 mo kasei BOWLING GREEN 353-7732 2 bedroom apt. for rent. Stamat SAIO Start Jan. 1.99 The last challenge $490/month . elec 352-6627 Management Inc. HilUdalr Apis.. Lsrse studios, high vaulted of a socially Read the BG News daily !!! ceilings, unique floor plan, car ports 9 1/2-12 conscious society? mo leases Starts at S330 WELCOME BGSU p to Management Inc. ions- indiscnm.nateiy Depression is simply a suppression Help Wanted PARENTS HHaisitr Apts., I bdrmi, high vaulted ceilings. o. brain activity that makes life unbearable. And even though depression is unique floor plan 9 1/2-12 mo leases dearie readily traatabf*, only i m 5 over seeks treatment. Why do so many just drag Causes, Starts al S3I0 themselves along or eventually seek relief through suicide? Frst. there's the lack WINTHROP •4f'' ess of depression- as an illness and as the threat that it is to each and STEAK881TSE TERRACE every one of us Second, there's the u* •.-.-, ir MM ted negative stigma attached to rt /CJE^CA You know, the mental' thing. It's time to collectively face depression. To know it's o z ULIIN APARTMENTS Management Inc. an illness, not a weakness. And it's a - .|k» -rnr/ITC f\ • 3 Locations Heieiilte Apts,, 2 bdrms. I 1/2 baths, challenge that's long overdue. It s ^^ _^ _,_ _ _„. —. —^ ^ l.fffflliiWHT washeT^dr>et included 9 1/2-12 mo leases Ckis* to ( aaipti. Starts at 1680 taken too many of us already. £j t IK t. ->. !!# / Kjt\f ■fifi* • 1 & 2 Bedrooms ■t Cause of SuxOde 1%. • Furn. & Unfurn. http tanm '..i.c orfl • Paid heat, water & trash Management Inc. B&B pick-up Efficiencies A huge I bdrms 215 E. roe. WIRE LOOKIN' Laundry on sue Lots of parking Eft* Martial Truck and Auto Repair IMffi? • Laundry Facilities S230. I bdrm starts at S340 FOR A FEW 10% Discount Call: • Full-time Maintenance GOOD MATES* w Student ID • Campus Shuttle rrtJEfcCA A-nomr Au»*ir ihrmed restaurant •Oil Change $19.99* •Mtvi s-iMrf'wr J individual* for big fun Management Inc. 'most vehicles • No Snow Shoveling uvd full limr i-mplnMnrni 830 Founh Si Wllhm Heesc Apl. I Menu, fas l~h« Outback Strakhotiw will ops-n toon ■ IIITIIT • Low Shop Rates seal. AX. Remodeled. Slanini al $375 I indliv. Ohio Taking Applications For • Engine Service or apply in person at: ALL POSITIONS • Transmission Work 2nd Semester Apply In perton, • Brakes 400 Napoleon Rd. MotvFtl 10-S ft S*i 10-3 5630 13040 Bisnop Rd. B&B Management Inc. 930 Interstate Or. Bowling Gieen. OH Slop by our office si IMS N. Mala Si for Acrott from Holiday Inn Eiprwa 352-9135 353-252* Airport Highway complete listing or call JSJ-SSOO Free Towing if we M Mon.-Fri. 9-5 www.wcntl.org/-mecca do the |ob! Toledo Lk„U,UU sfv Tw ^11 **' wrw ltd lultz. JtiTr «•&«*" Kfrm ass? BGSU NEVE It FALL 1999 Leasing Starts Monday Nov. 2 DONT MISS OUT WORK LUNCH Fall 1999 Lists Now Available [••] iw leashigfm FALL 99 • 808 & 818 N. 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Dussel Road Maumee, OH 43537 Come in today to pick PREFERRED PROPERTIES (Just a law minutes from BQI 530 Maple St. 419-352-9378 Tad* 1-475W to Dussel-lurn right) up your Fall Listings i