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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. WEATHER FRIDAY April 21, 2000 Rainy ■ WORLD NEWS 2 High, 50 OPINION Lo-v, 37 CAMPUS The BG News SPORTS bgnewi.com Volume 88. Issue 67 A daily independem srudempness Student honored for STUDENTS PROTEST dedication, leadership IRENE SHARON SCOTT campus issues. CHIEF RF.PORTT.II "By doing this I felt that I was empowering students to take a Jason "Paco" Brewer, a senior proactive role in making a differ- biology and pre-dentislry major, ence on campus," he said. "Addi- was awarded the President's Award tionally, the administrators now for Most Distinguished Service. had a new resource of students to Only one graduating; senior is use for various committees and awarded this honor each year. positions." "I am extremely honored." In addition. Brewer has also Brewer said. served on planning committees for "I wouldn't Latino Issues Conference. United have been a States Hispanic Leadership Con- success at the ference and Multicultural Career University if Institute. it wasn't for Furthermore, he supports the other people. events sponsored by several multi- I owe this cultural organizations on campus. award to all Among them are World Student the adminis- Association and Vision. trators, facul- The same night. Brewer was ty and staff also among members and six graduat- students who "I owe this award to ing seniors have guided given the and supported all the administrators, President's me" through- faculty and staff Award for out the four Distinguished years." members and students Service and Brewer who have guided and among more was given this than 40 stu- recognition at supported me dents who the fifth annu- throughout the four were given al Gregory T. the Who's DeCrane years." Who Among Applauding Paco Brewer Students in American Excellence recipient of President Award for Most Dis- Banquet Clint Colleges and Gault. Under- tinguished Service Universities graduate Stu- Award. Associated Press photo dent Govern- Whin PROTEST — Police arrested a protester near the World Bank in Washington Monday, April 17, 2000. A band of protesters, facing a ment president, said the award is viewing nom- given to a student who believes in inees' applications, committee steady rain and police reinforcements, failed to shut down international meetings but played havoc with the workday life in D.C. obtaining an education and playing members look at the candidate's a proactive role at the University. academic achievements, activities Brewer said when he heard a they were involved in. the level of portion of his nomination essay leadership they'd held and the being read, he felt overwhelmed. record of service that they had pro- U. students fight for cause in D.C. vided to the University campus. When he accepted the award the almost everyone in attendance. room erupted in applause. The "Jason is a well-rounded indi- CRAIGGIFFORI) through Washington was coming to "They thought we were a threat, vidual and is involved in several STAFF WurrER an end, the police enclosed the street but the whole time we were preach- "It was a very young crowd, with feeling he experienced at that that they had been marching on ing nonviolence " moment was indescribable, he student activities on campus," said a lot of college students who had said. Nick Hennessy, an award commit- On April 15. what started as a "There were about 40-50 cops in After being arrested on the street, never been arrested. I was scared tee member. "He is an example of rally in Washington D.C. ended in riot gear," Ellis the ralliers were "I was on a natural high." he said. "They then taken to because I had never been arrested. It said, smiling. a student leader." the arrest of nearly 800 people, was an interesting experience." Ever since Brewer has set fool Brewer's involvement includes including two members of the Uni- enclosed us as "What I saw was our jail, where they on the campus, he's been dedicated serving as the president of the Stu- versity community we were break- generation finally were able to get Even while being arrested, the dent Organization Funding Board Bill Ellis, a senior social work ing up. without out by posting ralliers remained calm and peaceful to the success of students. ever giving us bail. One thing he stressed in his and former treasurer of Latino Stu- major and Jessica Weasner. a. 1999 coming together for "I was impressed that we all dent Union. graduate, attended the rally in an any warning." "I got out remained calm. We all accepted that application for the President's The police something. Apathy is around one in Award for Distinguished Service "Jrson has taken the concept of effort to bring attention to homopho- yeah, we're getting arrested." Weas- was the work he'd done with the leadership and opcrationalized it." bia, racism and capitalism. then arrested the one of the biggest the morning and said Manny Vadillo, associate nearly 800 ral- then bailed out ner said. Collegiate Leadership Develop- The rally was in support of a things in our society Both Ellis and Weasner believe ment Program. After attending the director of the Center for Multicul- Philadelphia man, Mumia .Ahu iiers who were Bill at about tural and Academic Initiatives."He Jama!, who is on death row because there. According and here, apathy 7:30." said the rally and the arrest were great for United Stales Hispanic Leadership to Weasner, they Weasner. Conference in Chicago. III., he ini- strives to teach leadership in a sys- he was accused of killing a police was conquered." bringing together today's genera- tematic fashion." did this without Ellis said that tialed this program at the Universi- officer in 1981. Those at the rally Bill Ellis tion. ty during the 1998 -1999 academic Vadillo said Brewer's personal- felt that he had not been given a fair any explanation. the arrest was a "The leaders surprise to "What I saw was our generation year. It is the first in Ohio. ity allows people to be able to trial. senior social uvrk major finally coming together for some- relate to him despite their differ- of our group everyone. CLDP is a six-week program According to Ellis, the rally start- thing. Apathy is one of the biggest that gives students the opportunity ences. ed off peacefully. asked the cops "All of us "He will always be part of why we were being arrested, but no were surprised, because we weren't things in our society and here, apa- to meet with 18 of the University's "There was a lot of energy and one said anything." top administrators, such as the vice LSU." he said.Interim director of everyone was speaking their peace." inciting anything." thy was conquered." president of student affairs and the Ellis believes the police overre- According to Weasner the arrest "We all stayed cool and support- Ellis said. was a new experience for herself and vice provost, to dialogue about • See HONOR, page 6. However, as their 11 block march acted with the arrests. ed each other." Weasner said. Semester showers bring finals flowers 2 injured in Beta cart race Greeks maintain fund-raiser is safe CRAIG GIFFORD track with tires, that way the racers STAFF WRrrtR "Anytime you have a won't get loo far off the track, or we physical activity, will widen the track a little more." Every year, the Beta Theta Pi fra- there is a risk of ternity puts on a charitable event Swaggerty believes that this, like getting hurt, but it is krown as Beta 500. in which mem- most activities, has risks involved to bers of each of the fraternities and begin with. no reason to stop the sororities race in cans This past event. People get hurt Sunday, while deemed a success, "Anytime you have a physical two people participating were activity, there is a risk of getting in football, baseball injured. hurt, but it is no reason to stop the and tennis, and they "No one was seriously hurt." said keep going." Steve Swaggerty. president of the event. People get hurt in football, inter-fraternity council. baseball and tennis, and they keep The first injury occurred when a going." Steve Swaggerty sorority member tripped while push- president of the mlerfralemitv council ing one of the carts. Even with the injuries that people "She scraped her knees pretty suffered. Beta 500 was still consid- badly. She is all right though." said ered a successful event due to the Billy Bolton. Beta Theta Pi presi- dent. fact that it brought in nearly $1,000 The other mishap that took place after expenses. involved one of the fraternities. As "Any time you raise that much MICHAEL they were pushing their cart around LEHHKUHLE/ a bend, it went off track and ran over money for something like the The BG News the foot of a girl in attendance. Ronald McDonald House it is very "We did not need to bring in any successful," Swaggerty said. WET WALK — emergency treatment, so I am Yesterday assuming both were OK." Bolton Bolton agreed that the event was was anything said. a success. but predictable According to Bolton. the fraterni- "It was definitely a success as students ty believes that they did take proper walking to safety measures when preparing for because it benefited a worthwhile class experi- the event. organization." enced both "We line the track and keep those According to Bolton. it was a rain and shine. in attendance beyond that line. We Unfortunately, also put tires around the turns." good way to bring the Bowling the rest of the Holton said. Green community together. weekend looks Bolton said that they will lake "Beta 500 pulls everyone togeth- ■ 20 questions with more precautions for next year's Margaret George. to be just the er. They ail come out and cheer for same. Beta 500. "Next year we will line the entire their fraternity and sorority." www.bgnews.com/20 I \
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I World Documents: South Koreans shot thousands of prisoners
Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Koreans executed many suspected rightists. Those killings, once dis- Zimbabwe attackers ram- DOKCHON, South Korea covered, were widely publicized in page through farm — South Korean soldiers ana the Western press. police, observed at times by U.S. Information about the South HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Army officers, executed more than Korean government's mass execu- Nearly 200 attackers rampaged 2.000 political prisoners without tions was suppressed for decades through a white-owned farm yester- trial in the early weeks of the Kore- under this country's former military day, beating dogs to death and burn- an War. according to declassified rulers. Relevant South Korean ing down dozens of workers' homes U.S. military documents and wit- records were destroyed, researchers a day after a leader of the farm occu- nesses. believe. But victims' families pations promised to end hostilities. Supreme commander Gen. Dou- recently began speaking out. and glas MacArthur became aware of at human bones have been unearthed The attack was the latest violence least one of the mass shootings, at mass burial sites. by armed squatters who have occu- according to documents originally Witnesses describe brutal mass pied nearly 1.000 white-owned classified "top secret." shootings. A retired South Korean farms across Zimbabwe over the The new information, detailed in admiral told the AP that 200 people, past two months. In the past week, reporting by The Associated Press never put on trial, were taken off- two farmers have been killed, six arid a Korean researcher, substanti- shore to be shot and dumped into others have been abducted and beat- ates what some historians have long the sea. Villagers in the Dokchon en, and several farmhouses set believed: Large numbers of South area remembered truckloads of ablaze. Korean leftists arrested by the right- civilians, trussed together, brought wing regime were secretly killed as to the hills here and executed by The white farmers are considered its forces retreated before the North South Korean military police. supporters of the Movement for Korean army in mid-1950. appar- The AP learned it was a U.S. Associated Press Photo Democratic Change, an opposition ently to keep them from collaborat- Army account of those Dokchon SKELETONS — Human bones lie scattered in an abandoned cobalt mine pit in Kyongsan, party with support far beyond Zim- ing with the communist invaders. killings that reached MacArthur. South Korea, 160 miles southeast of Seoul, Jan. 13, 2000. babwe's 70,000 whites. Two black Subsequently, during their brief The North Koreans also carried out party activists were killed in a fire- occupation of the south, the North large-scale killings. bombing Saturday.
24 Hour Towing Puerto Ricans mark 1-year vigil against U.S. bombing Transmission • Tires All Mechanical Work • Bearings THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pound bombs dropped by a Marine resume live fire training or must chores. • Brakes • All Farm Equip Corps jet missed their target and abandon the island. Protesters can see the entire • Diesel and Gas Motors VIF.QUES. Puerto Rico —They killed civilian security guard David The Navy warns that without bombing range from their perch: a - Low Shop Rates - came to the bombing range with a Sanes Rodriguez on April 19. 1999. Vieques — used to prepare for every dry lagoon pockmarked with craters white wooden cross and the certain- The Navy suspended its exercises on U.S. military conflict since World and bombed-out vehicles, a - Free Towing with Student ID - Vieques after Sanes' death. War II — lives could be lost in this (with qualified repair) ty that the U.S. Navy would evict turquoise blue bay. and the observa- them in a day or two. On Wednesday, the anniversary age of precision bombing. It's the tion post where Sanes died. Al the only place where the Atlantic Fleet One year later, the civil disobedi- of Sanes' death, mourners laid flow- post, military officials using binocu- ers on his grave and demanded the can hold simultaneous air, land and ence campaign on Puerto Rico's lars watch the protesters. Navy's eviction. Elsewhere in Puc sea operations with live munitions. B&B Truck & Auto Vieques Island cont'rues — and its "The .»lavy offered us another to Rico, protesters held vigils ana leaders are savoring their victory. Zenon moved in on April 21, place for the camp because Mount church services. 1999. setting up camp in a bombed- Repair & Welding "I really thought the Navy was David was their main target, at the The Navy held a church service out tank with a couple of hammocks 13040 Bishop Rd„ Bowling Green, OH « 353-2526 going to get us out of here. But it heart of their exercises." said Zenon. and observed a minute of silence at on a scrubby hill protesters have 63. who has been fighting for the seems they thought that we were christened Mount David, in Sanes' Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, the Navy to leave since the 1970s. Pro- going to leave in two or three days, memory. sprawling base in eastern Puerto testers rejected the offer. and that was their mistake." said Rico that administers the Vieques "Twenty-four hours a day from fisherman Carlos Zenon, who range. April 21 there have been people No one seemed concerned about I helped found one protest camp on the risk of being arrested. "I will The militants have refused to here," Zenon said. The number can the range with his sons Casimar. 20. believe in the arrests when the heli- leave despite an agreement bctwee.i reach into the dozens, depending on and Yaburcibo. 18. President Clinton and Puerto Rican weather conditions that can stop copter lands and the federal mar- Four other groups occupy camps Gov. Pedro Rosscllo to allow the fishing boats bringing in supplies shals come out," Aponte said. on the range to stop bombing. They Navy to resume exercises for at least and recruits. What does worry some is their I include Puerto Rico's Independence three more years using "dummy" "I usually take advantage of holi- health. No one seems to know for Party, church leaders and labor bombs. Under the agreement. days to come," university professor sure what hazardous materials have unions. Vieques' residents will decide in a Jose Aponte said as he washed a cup been used at the decades-old bomb- [ The protests began after two 500- referendum whether the Navy can with rainwater collected for daily ing range.
%."■ MiLLENNiuj^fl^iiERflDE SENIOR WEEK 2000 BEYOND*. BG • APRIL 27, 2000 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 24 - PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY Kick-off Carnival • Bunjee run, velcro wall, dunk tank, and food ^^a> • Near the Education building • 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. I^j Sporaormd by UPS. BCSEA, Krthhv Quad Gowmmanr Professional Development Panels ' • Panel #1 "Money andfinances for the recant college graduate" • 5-6 p.m. 101 B Olscamp • Panel #2 "Moving from college student to professional" • 6:15-7:15'p.m. 101 B Olscamp Sponiowcf by Conmr Swictt L^^^ TUESDAY, APRIL 25 - COMMUNITY SERVICE/THANK BGSU DAY & Community Service Projects ^P^^B ;','-. ^ • "Spring into summer" raffle, including a grill, tickers to Cedar Point ond other prize* • Education steps • Representative from Turning Point, a battered women's support group • Education steps <*A. Sponxnd by Onwgo Phi Alpha U^^U ?j. Thank BGSU ^*M K^fl • Table with lhank you notes for students to stop by and write thank you's to faculty and staff that have mode a positive impact on their lives at BGSU • Education steps Spomondby BGSEA •Winner of Senior Essay contest selected ^L^B f*^l GRADUATING SENIOR APPRECIATION PICNIC FOR STUDENT ATHLETES M • Stellar Field, 3 - 6 p.m. BGSU boseboll vs. Wright State Span*,,** by BGSU Aihkha ^ta WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 - SENIOR APPRECIATION DAY SENIOR DISCOUNTS • 10% off discount to seniors at BGSU dining halls and convenience store* • Must *how valid I.D. to cashier Sponiond by Dining Sankm • DiKounl coupon* for senior* at local businesses (SeeThe BG New* on April 25th & 26th) SPAGHETTI DINNER FOR GREEK SENIORS ^^V • 5:30 • 7 pjn., at the Sig Ep house Sponsored by IK/PonUI/G^, Alhb, THURSDAY, APRIL 27 - THE FINAL CELEBRATION, BEYOND BG 2Q0Q EASTER WEEKEND ANDERSON ARENA, 8-10 P.M. OPERATING HOURS • Senior* "only" prize* include trip for two to Walt Disney World, hi* and her Bulovo watches ($1.000 value), Coramoni Diainf Cats Cl0K
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rity Court's presiding judge, asked terrorist organization allegedly him to enter his plea. headed by bin Laden, the Saudi dis- sident who has declared holy war Another defendant. Issam Bar- against the United States to protest AMMAN, Jordan — Joi dan's qawi. 40. shouted: "We are not ter- the presence of American troops in military prosecutor yesterday rorists as you claim. We are the fol- ppened the trial of 28 people his country, which also houses lowers of God and want his Sharia Islam's holiest shrines. accused of links to Osama bin Laden (Islamic) laws to replace those you by implicating them in a plot to enforce which are submissive to Obeidat said the 28 also belonged carry out attacks against U.S. and Americans, Jews and Christians." to another bin Laden group called Israeli targets in this pro-Western the International Islamic Front, Arab kingdom. Raqad. as a result, announced whose goal is to fight Jews and that the defendants entered "inno- | Lt. Col. Mahmoud Obeidat said Christians. Bin Laden, who is the defendants "plotted to destabi- cent pleas." He later adjourned the believed to be in hiding in lize public security" and "possessed hearing until May 7. and referred a Afghanistan, is wanted by the Unit- and manufactured explosives" to use 17-year-old defendant to a juvenile ed States for the 1998 bombing of unlawfully against U.S. interests and court because he was under age. the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, which killed 224 people. Israeli and American tourists during Earlier. Obeidat told the three- millennium celebrations. man tribunal at the court that the The defendants embraced each ! If found guilty, the 28 face the suspects were "affiliated with an other when police removed their death penalty. outlawed group" involved in a "con- handcuffs and escorted them into the spiracy to carry out terrorist small courtroom, guarded by sol- . During today's 75-minute hear- attacks." diers armed with machine-guns. ing, most of the defendants refused They frequently interrupted the pro- lo have the court appoint lawyers to He did not name the group in the ceedings with the Muslim cry of represent them. They also refused to indictment sheet he presented to the "Allahu Akbar," or God is Great. enter pleas and instead accused court during a public hearing mark- Obeidat of "falsifying" the charges ing the opening trial of the suspects The defendants at yesterday's against them and the court and the — 13 of whom are at large and are trial included 13 Jordanians of AuocUted Pn— Photo Palestinian extraction, one Iraqi and Jordanian system of being "infidel." being tried in absentia. The 15 oth- ON-LOOKER — An unidentified man, one of 28 Arabs accused of links to anti-American militant ers have been in custody since an Algerian. The 13 at large are Jor- "You are guilty because you December. danians. Palestinians and a Yemeni. Osama bin Laden in plotting to carry out terrorist attacks against U.S. and Israeli tourists during shunned God's doctrine," defendant They could be hiding in Pakistan. millennium celebrations, looks through the window of the prison van outside an Amman State Khader Abu Hosher, 36. said when Obeidat had earlier identified the Afghanistan. Britain. Lebanon or Security Court where the military prosecutor general read the indictment sheet yesterday. Lt. Col. Tayel Raqad. the State Secu- group as al-Qacda. or "the base," a Syria. Obeidat said. Check out exclusive news at
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OKLAHOMA CITY — A serene over the green lawn once occupied morning for a private dedication of The site of the deadliest terrorist museum is being constructed where field of emply chairs and 168 sec- by the federal building. the $29.1 million memorial. The attack on U.S. soil is a picture of visitors will be able to hear the Brewer said as a leader he gains onds of silence yesterday marked "Remember the gift of 168 lives state Legislature on Tuesday serenity now. bomb blast and learn more about Where a bomb once blasted a satisfaction from starting and finish- Ihe place where the Alfred P. Mur- who toucned ours in some way. approved the final $2.3 million the victims. The museum is sched- rah Federal Building tumbled to the Remember the friends and family needed to finish paying for the trib- crater into the downtown street, a uled to open in November. who reached out to help," Allen ute. black granite pool reflects the ing something. He takes pleasure in ground in the roar of a truck bomb The story will be told simply, five years ago. said. "Hold on to the memories, the President Clinton and Attorney downtown sky. Grass and trees being a role model for others memories that this field of empty General Janet Reno were scheduled stand where rescuers scoured a without drama, museum director A pastor yesterday urged sur- Sunni Mercer said, pointing to one "I am proud and honored to serve chairs represents. Treasure them." to appear at a public ceremony later three-story high pile of concrete and vivors, rescue workers and families As the names of the dead were today. glass for victims. An elm tree whose example — a box holding keys the University community," he said. of the 168 dead to "hold on to the read, their family members were Robert Roddy, who managed to branches bore the impact of the plucked from the crumbled federal memories" but move on with their escorted to the chair inscribed with escape the ninth floor of the build- blast unfolds in a display of green. building. "I am sincerely committed to BG lives in the first of two ceremonies their loved one's name. ing down a stairway, came looking Just blocks away, one of the two Piles of these unclaimed house dedicating the Oklahoma City and will do anything within my Jeannine Gist needs no reminder this morning for a memorial that men convicted in federal court in keys, locker keys, gate keys will be National Memorial. of the empty chair at her own dinner was "spiritual, calming and fitting." the attack sits in an Oklahoma "This whole memorial will serve on display, all speaking to the nor- power to ensure the success of Uni- table. But on the anniversary of the His name is among those of sur- County Jail cell. mal lives changed by an act of ter- as a reminder that hate may blow up April 19. 1995 bombing, the chairs vivors listed on a cracked and dam- Bombing conspirator Terry versity students." a building but we as a people will rorism. Gist, who helped plan the brought her peace. aged part of Ihe former federal Nichols, who was sentenced to life museum, wants visitors to know Brewer's future plans include never forget." said Dr. Robert Allen "When we first talked about building's foundation. in prison, is awaiting a preliminary of the First United Methodist building the memorial. I couldn't "I was worried this might be a hearing on 160 state counts of first- who her daughter was and wants returning to the University this sum- Church of Wichita Falls. Texas. imagine it could be a peaceful little too many bells and whistles, degree murder. Timothy McVeigh, them to be changed, too. "I'd like them to leave thinking mer and enrolling in the master pro- "We as a people will never forget." place." said Gist, whose 32-year- but it looks like it's come together who was convicted and sentenced The stone chairs at the new old daughter. Karen Carr. worked real nice," he said. "I was anxious to death, is in a federal prison in 'If there is anything I can do to gram for business administration. memorial stood in rows like tomb- and died in the federal building. to come in, walk the grounds, see Indiana. make sure this never happens again, stones. There were big chairs for Family members, rescuers and my name and imagine my children Across from the memorial, at the I will do it,'" she said. Later, he will attend the Ohio State School of Dentistry. "I hope to return to BG some day and continue to be involved with the Boy accused of shooting first-grade classmate attending day program University." he said. "My ultimate THE ASSOCIATE PRESS shooting Kayla Rolland al Bucll "He has progressed in a fashion that children who would be around this dle said. All three have lived with Flementary School in February. all of our community has hoped 6-year-old boy," Winegarden said. Ihe woman's sister since the Feb. 29 goal is to endow my own scholar- would happen." shooting. FLINT, Mich. (AP) — The 6- State officials placed him in the Kayla's mother, Veronica ship for students with financial year-old boy accused of killing his school and covered the expenses, Attorney J. Dallas Wincgardcn. McQueen, has transferred her other "They're all glad to be back in first-grade classmate is attending a said Sam Riddle, a spokesman for who represents the victim's parents, two children to private schools in school," Owens said. needs. Because without scholar- Tamarla Owens, the boy's mother. special program at a home for chil- said the move angered the family. the Flint area. Winegarden said. Sheryl Thompson of the Family ships, I wouldn't have been able to dren who have been neglected, "He has obviously benefited "We're shocked, appalled and Owens' two other children, a Independence Agency, which abused or have emotional problems, from this wonderful place." Gene- attend college. I feel this is very a prosecutor said. outraged that they would put him third-grade boy and a girl in kinder- placed the children in the private see County Prosecutor Arthur A. back in any school, and we're con- garten, also are attending a different schools, said she could not com- important." The boy is accused of fatally Busch said in e-mail sent this week. cerned about the safety of other private school al state expense, Rid- ment on Ihe specifics of the case.
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So.lb.ill Softball 2nd place not drowns concern for track DAN NIED the 100m (.10.5). Drew Downey in the pole SPORTS EDrroR vault (4.35m-l4-3 l/4| and the 4x100m and in maize 4x400m rela) teams. Second place might not be so bad if The men take this weekend off lu get you're not too concerned about winning. things logethei academically and to prepare That's the situation the men's track team tor two split-squad meets April -?K Mattin and blue found themselves in Tuesday as they went will send half of his squad to the Drake to Toledo to take part in an annual triangu- Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, and the other DOROTHY WRONA lar meet with Toledo and Detroit half will go to Hillsdalc. Mich . to take pan SPORTS WRITER "Winning wasn't very important to us in in the Hillsdale Relav- this meet." coach Sterling Martin said "It is Aftcr thai, the team he.ids to the Jesse Two hits was all ihey could a traditional thing we do with Toledo every Owens Invitational in Columbus and wraps muster. year. It's not crucial to our team's success up us season with the Mid-American Con- MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ BGSU traveled to Ann Arbor on Martin even left a few runners home ference nutdooi championship. The BG New* because of classes or other commitments. Wednesday. They came back with an HAND-OFF — Fal- "If someone needed to be on campus for 8-0. two hit defeat to the Michigan con star Women some reason, we didn't take them," he said The women's fate at the Toledo Triangu- Wolverines. Rah'Sheen Clay For the first place Rockets, the meet will lar meet was similar to the men's The Falcons are now 21-12 on takes the baton in go down in history as the first time they Second place, 22 points behind Toledo the season. the 4x100 meter relay. Clay and have ever beaten the Falcons. However. and 62 points ahead ol Detroit Senior Colleen Bates began the the Falcons took Martin downplays that fact. Individually, the Falcons received first- first inning with a single to center second In the "They're pretty proud of that." he said. place performances Irom Jen Hasterlin in field. It would be three more innings Toledo Triangular "But we don't attribute a lot of importance the pole vault (2.75m - 9-0 1/4). Christine before the Fal- meet Tuesday. to it." Thompson in the 800m (2:13.4), and the cons' next hit. They were sand- Individual winners for the Falcon men 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams. UM wasted wiched between included Kreg Hatfield in the 1,500 meters The women's schedule is identical to the (3:57.2), Zerian Peterson in the 200m no time, scor- the Rockets and men's except for this weekend's meet at the the Detroit Titans. (:21.0) and 400m (:47.2). Rah'Sheen Clay in ing in the bot- Western Michigan Quadrangular. tom of that frame. Leadoff Tennis Indians batter Pam Kosankc Colleen Bates walked and advanced to second on a BG can take 3rd with wins over EMU, UT Alomar sacrifice bunt. Marissa Young hit a DOROTHY WRONA Last season the two out single to score Kosanke. SPORTS WRITER Falcons beat UT 6-1 Michigan led 1-0. in the regular season Andrea Genter struck out Chrissy Last week the Falcon women's back on and 4-0 in the tour- Gerza and Kosanke in the third tennis team lost two road matches nament. inning before the Wolverines and a possible top seed in the MAC UT is known to stormed back. Melissa Taylor and Women's Tennis Tournament. But play hard and can be they can still earn a high seed for the dangerous. With the DL list Stefanic Volpe singled. Young and MAC Tournament with victories this long-running BG- THF ASSOCIATED PRESS Melissa Moulden followed with week. UT rivalry. Dean back-to-back doubles. If the Falcons beat Eastern said that it's impor- With the Wolverines up by four, Michigan and Miami loses, they will CLEVELAND — Sandy Alomar, tant for the Falcons the Cleveland Indians catcher who McKenna Houle replaced Genter. enter next weekend's MAC Tourna- to play hard if they spent nearly four months on the dis- Houle struck out Kelsey Kollen to ment as the third seed. expect to win. abled list last sea.on following knee end the inning. But first the Falcons must take "Anything can surgery, was placed on the 15-day DL Thursda> because of a pulled Renec Rosemeier singled to left care of business in the regular sea- happen," Dean said. son. In their final home matches of "We've got to be right hamstring field in the fourth inning for the Fal- the season they will face Eastern ready for them and Alomar played in a career-low 37 cons' second and final hit of the day. Michigan and Toledo. psyched up." games in 1999 after having a bone Taylor doubled with the bases spur removed from his left knee in Eastern Michigan will visit The Falcons play May. The 33-year-old catcher lost 15 loaded in the sixth inning to give BGSU today. Last season the Fal- Eastern Michigan pounds over the winter and arrived UM an eight run lead. The game cons beat the Eagles 5-2 in the regu- Friday at 1 p.m. at spring training in great shape hop- ended due to the "run rule." lar season. The Eagles got revenge Tomorrow after- MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News ing to catch 100 games this season. set on the ball at a recent meet, BGSU had only four base runners in the tournament with a 4-2 victory. noon BGSU will FOREHAND— A BG tennis player has her eye But just 14 games into a new sea- The Eagles are 9-11 overall with The Falcons are in the hunt to finish in the top three in the MAC. son, he's back on the DL for the all day and could not advance past battle arch-rival a 5-2 mark in the Mid-American Toledo at 1. Both eighth time in his career first. end. arch-rival Toledo. The Rockets are Conference. They have a solid roster matches will be held at Keefe "It's never easy to deal with With the loss Genter fell to 3-5. Today the Falcons will battle 7-3 with a 2-3 MAC record. going on the DL." said Alomar, who at all flights but are especially strong Courts. With the intense rivalry between In 2 2-3 innings she struck out two Eastern Michigan. The Eagles are 1- was batting .310 "Hut I've had at No. 1 and 2 singles. 6 in the MAC and 5-16 overall. the two schools. Harris expects the some practice with it." and walked one. Houle struck out EMU is also strong in doubles Men The Falcons won last year's Falcons to use the emotion to their Alomar began having spasms in four and walked two in relief. play. The MAC meeting 7-0. They are also coming advantage. The Falcons are not tak- his hamstring during Tuesday Michigan moved to 34-8 on the BG suffered doubles sweeps in crown is at stake off a 4-3 win over defending MAC ing the Rockets lightly and will play night's game against the Oakland season. Pitcher Jamie Gillies threw a both matches last weekend. This this weekend for tough tennis against their northwest- Athletics and .left in the fourth Champion Western Michigan. With innini! He underwent an MRI exam two-hit complete game and week they have practiced the basics the men's tennis that victory the Falcons' national ern Ohio neighbor. and head coach Penny Dean expects team. If BGSU Wednesday which revealed the pull, improved her record to 7-2. ranking vaulted from 159 to 107. Last year the Falcons defeated and although it's not considered the Falcons to be ready to play at wins both its BGSU returns home this week- "We're definitely playing well as the Rockets 6-1 and look to repeal serious, the Indians didn't want to their top level. matches and that success this season. end to take on MAC rival Kent. First a team." head coach Jay Harris said. take anv chances and decided to "Every point is important against Jay Harris WMU beats Ball Harris expects the Falcons to The Falcons play Eastern Michi- place him on the DL. pitch Friday is scheduled for 3 p.m. them," Clean said. State, the three continue their solid play and to be gan this afternoon at 2 in Ypsilanti. The doctors said he will be out and Saturday afternoon's double- Tomorrow the much maligned teams will share focused and ready for the EMU Tomorrow they will play at Toledo anywhere from 10 days to two header will begin at 1. Toledo Rockets will invade Keefe the regular season title. at 1 p.m. weeks," Indians manager Charlie match. Manuel said Courts. UT is 4-9 this season and 2- The Falcons will take to the road Tomorrow the Falcons will play 5 in MAC play. for their final regular season week- The Indians purchased the con- tract of catcher Bohhv Hughes from Triple-A Buffalo to take Alomar's roster spot and back up Einar Diaz. Hockey With Alomar sidelined last season. Diaz. 27. batted 251 with three homers and 32 RHIs in 119 games Hughes. 29, was released by the Milwaukee Brewers on April 3. In Hockey trio see new heights two seasons in Milwaukee, he batted .238 with 12 homers and (7 RBIs in Adams, Jones, Edinger move on to professional ranks 133 games. At Buffalo, he was hit- ting .310 with six RBIs in eight DAN NIED Offensive defenseman Michael Edinger stands at 6 foot 3, 218- games. SPORTS EDITOR Jones signed an NHL contract with pounds. Jones needs a little more "He's gol some power for a the Tampa Bay Lightning. He will muscle on his 6 foot 3. 190-pound catcher." Manuel said "He's got a It's their dream. go to training camp next season and frame and Adams' 6 foot 2, 215- good arm (Buffalo manager Joel) At least it represents the next step is guaranteed a place to play. pound body makes him a prototype Skinner tells me he throws good and toward their dream. The Lightning seem to be high on defenseman. he's got a chance to hit the ball out Bowling Green alumni as they have Edinger said he was happy there of the ballpark." For three Falcon hockey seniors, was life after Bowling Green, the end of the CCHA season meant former Falcons Brian Holzinger and Hughes was activated just before Mike Johnson on their roster. although it took some time to adjust. an end to their Bowling Green "It was a little weird not having Thursdav night's game against the careers, but it did not signify the end Jones was also chosen to play for As The Indians still have to make a Team USA in the 2000 North Amer- Mike Jones or (wing) Craig Desjar- of competitive hockey. lais on the ice with me," Edinger move on their 40-man roster Less than two weeks after the ican College Hockey Champi- onship. He was chosen as the team's said. "But I got over that pretty Alomar's 11 - year career has been Falcons ended their season, center riddled with trips to the DL. includ- Adam Edinger got the call to play most outstanding player for the quick when they dropped the puck." team's 6-2 win over team Canada. The Toledo native notched a hat ing two stints when ihe six-time All- for Trenton of the ECHL against Star tore the webbing on his right none other than the Toledo Storm. Jones scored the game winning trick in his first professional game goal 3:35 into the second period and got an assist in his second. hand. Edinger played in three games, two Adams will serve as Milwaukee's against the Storm and one against when he found himself with a break- "A couple of times I've gone on the Dayton Bombers, and recorded 3 away during a four-on-four situa- eighth defenseman for the playoffs for freaky things." Alomar said. goals and an assist for a weekend of tion. and will play in place of an injured "There could be 50 guys standing Falcon head coach Buddy Pow- player when the time arrives. around and the bomb would hit me." work. MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News Defenseman B.J Adams was ers said that the size of the three is a "It's a great opportunity for B.J.," Alomar is the second All-Star to signed by the Milwaukee Admirals big reason they made it to the next Powers said. "If he can establish LIGHTNING QUICK— Former Bowling Green defenseman Mike be placed on the DL by the Indians of the International Hockey League level. himself then he'll have a good Jones could be wearing a Tampa Bay Lightning jersey next year. this week. Cleveland's No. 1 starter and is currently on their playoff ros- "Those are three big guys." Pow- chance to play next year." He signed a contract with the NHL team last week. Bartolo Colon could be out for three ers said. "Size is a huge factor in it." It's a step toward his dream. ter. weeks with a pulled rib cage muscle. page 8 The BG News Friday, April 21, 2000 SPORTS wunv.bgnews.com/sporls «i ^—"i fro*** fc*>£ W>£ American League National league Thursday's Sports Transactions Al A Glance Al A Glance By The Associated Press Former Buckeve to play at Central State All Tlmn EDT All Times EDT BASEBALL WILBERFORCE. Ohio— Sean Tucker, a former East Dlviaion East Division American League W L Pet CB w Pet. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Optioned RHP Al Reyes lo Rochester ol the all-state player who spent two seasons at Ohio Slate, New York 11 3 786 Atlanta 8 .571 International League Recalled RHP|ason Johnson from Rochester. has enrolled at Central State University. Baltimore 9 5 643 2 Montreal 571 National League Tucker, a 6-foot-8,250-pound forward, was a third- Boston 9 6 600 21/2 Florida .563 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Sent LHP Chris Peters and RHP Marc Toronto 6 10 375 6 New York .533 1/2 team Associated Press All-Ohioan in 1994-95 for Wilkins lo Nashville ol the PCL Called up RHP Brad Clonlz, RHP Mike Mansfield Senior High School. Tampa Bay 5 10 .333 6 1/2 Philadelphia 385 21/2 Garcia and RHP Jose Parra from Nashville. Central Division Central Divisioi BASKETBALL He played during the 1996-97 and 1997-98 seasons CB u Pel GB W Pel National Basketball Association at Ohio State. He will have two seasons of eligibility Chicago 9 600 Si Louis 10 .667 NBA—Promoted Seth Sylvan lo senior director, sports media relations remaining at Central Slate. Cleveland 6 571 1/2 Cincinnati 8 .533 2 Named Tcri Washington senior director, sports media relations .471 .429 "Sean is a welcome addition to our program." Cen- Kansas City 9 2 Houston 6 3 1/2 FOOTBALL Minnesota 10 412 3 Milwaukee 6 429 3 1/2 National Football League tral State coach Michael Grant said "Not only will he Detroit 10 .286 4 1/2 Pittsburgh 6 8 .429 31/2 BUFFALO BILLS—Named Dwighl Adams vice-president of player bring strength to our front line, his experience will add. Weat Division Chicago 6 II .353 5 personnel a lot of maturity to our team." H Pet. GB West Division CHICAGO BEARS—Fired Ken ValdLserri director of marketing and 571 Seattle 8 6 W Pet GB broadcasting. Anaheim 8 7 533 1/2 Arizona II .733 DALLAS COWBOYS—Signed OT Jonathan Gray, K Rian Lindell. RB A's Hudson hit by line drive 467 Oakland 7 8 1 1/2 Los Angeles 8 6 .571 21/2 Dan Murphy and RB Phillip Rogers CLEVELAND — Oakland starter Tim Hudson was" Texas 6 9 400 2 1/2 Colorado 8 8 .500 3 1/2 GRFF.N BAY PACKERS—Signed DT Russell Maryland to a multiyear forced to leave Thursday night's game in the third Thursday's Games San Diego 7 8 467 4 contract inning after being struck in the upper chest by a lind Late Games Not Included San Francisco 4 11 .267 7 NEW YORK GIANTS—Signed OT Chris Bober. QB Bill Burke, OT Pita Boston al Detroit, ppd . rain NATIONAL LEAGUE Elisara, LB Jack Golden, S Tinker Keck, CB Fred Lewis, RB Cordell drive hit by Roberto Alomar. Minnesota 9. Kansas City 7 Thursday's Games Mitchell, DE Cedric Pittman, WR Jeremv Watkins and OT Chris Ziemann Alomar ripped an 0-1 pitch from Hudson up the Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 4 Late Games Not Included NEW YORK JETS—Signed DT Dan Gibbons, DE Brian GUI, DE Jon middle that hit the right-hander near the collarbone as Oakland at Cleveland (n) Cincinnati II, San Francisco 1 Michals, TE Jake Moreland, LB Kelvin Moses, WR Cory Peterson and LB Anaheim at Toronto (n) he was making his follow-through. Hudson immediate- Chicago Cubs at Montreal (n) Courtney Ledyanl ly dropped to his knees as Alomar reached with a sin- Only games scheduled Friday's Games COLLEGE Friday's Games Milwaukee (llaynes 2-0)al Montreal (Hermanson 1-1), 7 05pm NCAA—Announced Robert Morris basketball G Kevin Covert lost his gle. NY. Yankees (Mendoza 1-01 al Toronto (Carpenter 0-3), 4 05 p m Philadelphia (Ashby 0-1) al Florida (Nunez 0-1), 705 p m. ■ppMl ind MM not granted an extra season of eligibility After being evaluated by an A's trainer. Hudson left, Cleveland (Wilt 0-0) al Boston (PMarnnez 3-0). 705 p m Los Angeles (Gagne 0-0) at Cincinnati (Parris 1-2), 7:05 p.m. CAI. STATE-FULLERTON—Named Donny Daniels men's basketball Anaheim (Schoeneweis 3-0) at Tampa Bay (Gooden 1-0). 715 p m the game and was replaced by Ron Mahay. Chicago Cubs (Lieber II) al N Y Mets (Rusch 0-1), 7 10 p m coach. The Athletics said Mahay had a chest contusion and Minnesota (Mays 0-2) at Texas (Clark 2-0). 8 05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Parra 0-0) al Atlanta (Mulholland 1-2), 7:40 pm CHICAGO—Named men's interim basketball coach Mike McGrath Detroit (Nitkowski 1-2) al Chicago While Sox (Wells 0-2), 805 p m San Diego (Williams 2-1) al Houston (Lima 1-2), 8:05 p m coach that X-rays were not planned. Kansas City (Durbin 1-0) al Seattle (Moyer 2-1), 10:05 am Colorado (Bohanon 0-1) at St Louis (Hentgen 3-0), 8:10 p.m. GEORGIA—Named Todd Donnan assistant football coach On Wednesday night, A's starter Kevin Appier was, Balbmore (Ponson 1-0) at Oakland (Oliveras 1-1), 10:05 p.m. San Francisco (Ortiz 1-2) at Arizona (Stottlemyre M), 10:05 p m ERSK1NE—Announced the resignation of Traci Westmoreland, nailed above the right ankle on a hard shot through the women's basketball and Softball coach, to accept a front-office position box by Alomar. Appier remained in the game and got with the Sacramento Monarchs of the WNBA the victory as the A's won 10-5.
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Dixie Chicks' new song stirs Summer screen spells action up controversy JAMES ELDRED ferent kind also opens on Memorial ENTERTAINMIN I WRITKR Day weekend, Disney's computer- in country music animated "Dinosaur." While the plot Audiences expect one thing when is standard Disney fare (little dino ' Ii looks like the Dixie Chicks going to the movies in the sum- gels lost, raised by mammals) the i^V " ^i have managed to ruffle a few feath- mer— action — and they won't be animation is certainly not. With a disappointed this year. The movie combination of live action sets and 'M9 ers. Their new single "Goodbye u/SSt' theaters will be exploding with computer-animated characters, Dis- w \ Earl," along with its video, have ney is hoping the CG is so good you caused a bit of controversy. The action this year, with over a dozen song is a humorous account of two high-profile action movies coming won't be able to tell which is which. women killing an abusive husband. out over the summer. Another big movie due out The video even shows Dennis Franz Trying to make a jump on the rest Memorial Day weekend is the Jack- getting the snot beaten out of him. of the films this overcrowded season ie Chan action/comedy/western 9 Personally I think the song and is the new Ridley Scott action-epic, "Shanghai Noon " Basically "Rush video are quite funny. Granted, "Gladiator." starring Russel Crowe Hour" as a western, Jackie travels domestic violence is not a laughing as the title character, set for an early from the Far East to the Wild West to matter, but the way that the song rcle.se of May 4. With a budget over rescue a kidnapptd princess. How- portrays it, you can't help but laugh. $100 million this movie looks to be ever, unlike "Rush Hour" Jackie had full creative control while making While some may find humor in it, a feat for the eyes, recreating ancient there are people in country music Rome perfectly, via computer this one, so expect much more fights \ X industry who are none too thrilled effects. Incredibly positive reviews and much more craziness. Disney isn't the only studio with the tune. According to a recent from advance screenings have made article in The Toledo Blade, some this film one of the most anticipated releasing an animated adventure this summer. Fox is coming out with country radio stations have gone so films of the summer. "Titan A.E. " Judging from the trail- Photos Provided far as to ban the song. Other stations, Twenty days later. Memorial ers, it looks to raise the bar of both like some here in northwestern Day, the summer movie season offi- cially begins with the release of computer and traditional animation, ACTION— Angelina Jolie and Nicholas Cage (above) plan for a fast dash in 'Gone In 60 Seconds. Ohio, are giving the song moderate Rebecca Romaijn-Stamos (bottom right) as Mystique from 'X-Men,' with Disney's Dinosaur look- air-play. "Mission Impossible 2 "Tom Cruise in its story of mankind's survival is back for this one, so it's destined after an alien race nukes Earth. Fox ing on. Don't get me wrong, country is also trying very hard to show that music is great and all. but there are to be a huge hit. It's also destined to Opening a week earlier is "Gone begins. This is being brought to us be offended June 23. be a hell of a lot less confusing than this movie isn't just for kids, with a In 60 Seconds," another remake of a by the same team that brought us For less raunchy some times when I wonder about high-profile soundtrack by the likes what those in the genre are thinking. the first one. thanks to action-god classic 70s action movie. Nicholas that movie about another war omedy. a computer- of Lit and Creed. Delayed from its ,' The Dixie Chicks' take on John Woo replacing DePalma as Cage stars as the head of a ring of for independence, "Indepen- animated/live director. Ving Rhamcs also returns original Christmas release, expect it car thieves who must steal 100 cars dence Day," so expect a lot of action "The domestic violence is a lot lighter June 16. (nan what fellow superstar Garth to help the rest of the IMF return a in one night to pay off a debt. Recent action. Adventures of Another film opening the Brooks took. In Brook's "The Thun- stolen nuclear warhead from a rogue Oscar winner Angelina Jolie also Of course, the bigges Rocky And Bull- IMF agent. Expect explosions, car same day hopes to stars as his sexy sidekick. action movie of the year is no winkle" premiers der Rolls" video he took on the role answer the question, of his alter ego. portraying a cheat- chases and gunfights galore on May The original was well doubt "X-Men," based on the June 30. The flying 24. who's the black ■ known for its extremely popular Marve Squirrel and ing and abusive husband who ends private dick up getting shot by his long suffering An action-filled movie of a dif- Comic. However, unlike most Moose team up to wife. Like the Dixie Chicks, Brooks Marvel movies (anyone see fight. Jason also went through a good amount of Captain America? Didn't think Alexander, Rene backlash from the industry, howev- so) this one actually looks good. Russo. and Robert er, he was a lot more realistic and Patrick Stewart stars as Professor D«Niro. graphic in his storytelling. X. the leader of the secret organization of super-powered This whole Dixie Chicks contro- mutants. Also appearing are versy highlights a couple of things. Halle Berry as the weather Right now, country music is at a controlling Storm, Anna point where it is crossing over into Paquin as the super-powered pop music territory. It has not been Rouge and Ian McKcllen uncommon for the Dixie Chicks. (Gods and Monsters) as the Brooks, Shania Twain or Faith Hill evil Magneto. Also look for to be sharing top spots on the chans Ray Park (Star Wars' Darth along side the Backstreet Boys or minute Maul) as the evil Toad and NSYNC. I remember when Billy who's a sex car chase and the fact that it featured a naked-except-for-body- Ray Cyrus' "Achy Breaky Heart" machine with 97 car wrecks in 93 minutes. Expect paint, Rebecca Romijn- trek up the charts was big news. ' all the chicks? As the same this time as it's being Stamos as the shape- Domestic violence is nothing we all know, the brought to us by the same people shifter Mystique. Hopeful- new in pop music. Aerosmith had answer is Shaft (damn who made "Con Air" and "The ly it will be here July 14. Uieir tale of child abuse and murder right) and he's back this Rock." Speaking of mutants. Ji with "Janie's Got a Gun." Rapper summer in "Shaft." One more film coming out this Carrey is returning to his o Eve has had massive success with Samuel L. Jackson stars as summer is taking place in the 70s, rubber-faced self this sum her song "Love is Blind." Even Shaft, who is the nephew the 1770s, to be exact. "The Patriot." mer with "Me. Myself am Babyface has addressed the issue of the original. Busta due out June 28, is the latest war Irene." in which he plays a with the "How Come How Long." Ryhmes also appears as epic starring Mel Gibson. Gibson man with dual-personalities. These videos arc a lot more disturb- his sidekick, and the orig- stars as Benjamin Martin, a man torn The Farrely brothers ing than seeing Dennis Franz getting Shaft. Richard Roundtrec between the safety of his family and (There's Something About shoved into a Hefty bag. Even back will also be the movie. Can his desire to fight what he believes Mary) are directing this in the mid 1980s 'Til Tuesday was you dig it? in as the American Revolution one. so prepare yourself to bringing up the issue with "Voices Carry." ■ If other genres are able to sing about abuse, why can't country? I don't know of anyone calling for the Former BG resident makes name in Hollywood banning of Eve's song or Babyface's video. In a way some styles of music dream of becoming an actor. Hav- said. "It was the best group of guys are more acceptable to controversial ROBERTSZORADY ing made up his mind about it. he I've ever worked with. Jon Bon material than country. While some moved to Los Angeles, Calif, in Jovi. Bill Paxton. they're all really EMTERTAINMtNT WRITIiR artists like Brooks and Dixie Chicks 1992 at the age of 19. cool and fun to work with." are adding pop elements to their "My parents were a bit apprehen- He also spoke about working The tales of famous people from 1 sound, others are going back to a sive in the beginring," said Derk, with acting legend Harvey Keite Bo«. ling Green are few and far more simple time. Recently I saw "but they knew it was what 1 want- "He was extremely professional between. An exchange could go like Dolly Parton on David Letterman's ed. It was tough for a little while, and very kind. He didn't put himself show plugging her new bluegrass this: "Hey. you know Eva Marie especially not knowing anyone out above anybody else. Nobody thinks album. This is a far cry from a Saint went to BGSU?" "No way. I there. I just believed in it. It was the the 'Wolf from "Pulp Fiction" woman who sang a little ditty about heard Tim Conway did. too." Sim- only thing I ever wanted to do." would be a nice guy He was a men- Working 9 to 5. ply put. Bowling Green might be He worked his way into the busi- tor to the rest of us (young actois] known more for tractor pulling than • Another possible problem that is ness, landing small roles in the TV When the topic shifts to what his haunting the Dixie Chicks is that as a hotbed of creative fame and tal- shows "Beverly Hills. 90210" and memorable experiences in Bowling they are female and they are ent. "JAG" in the mid-90s 1997 was Green were, he replies, jokingly, addressing abuse from a female per- However that may be. we should something of a breakthrough year "cow tipping." spective. You have to remember, add a new name to the list of famous for him. having a role in the Kevin "Really." he said, "I wasn't some people in country music were denizens from this, the flattest town Costner film 'The Postman" and a involved in theater as much as peo- raising holy hell because Shania in the land: Derk Cheatwood. memorable guest appearance as ple would think. I wish I would Twain exposes her navel to the Cheatwood. who was born in Dwayne Stokes on the wildly popu- have been involved more in drama, world. Perhaps seeing women taking Bowling Green, will have a promi- lar TV show "Ally McBeal." but I wasn't " control was too much for some in nent role in the new big-budget "Every (acting] experience is dif- "I grew up watching late-night , country music to lake. This may be a action thriller "U-571." starring ferent. You learn a little bit here and movies with my dad. We all like to far-fetched idea, but who knows Matthew McConaughey and Harvey a little bit there. Most actors are see movies and take rides in other What the executives in Nashville are Kcitel. set for release across the very giving people. They know that people's lives." he said. "I wanted thinking. country this weekend. if you're good, then they will also to be both the person in the movie I'm sure that the Dixie Chicks "The film is entertaining and look good." he said. and the character" Photo Provided meant no harm with their song. Per- patriotic. It has the ingredients for a After a role in last year's televi- Smith remembers his love of act- haps over time the whole controver- good action film. It has something sion film "Finding Kelly." he landed ing. AYE AYE CAPTAIN— Bowling Green's own Derk Cheatwood sets sy will die down. Today, few people for guys and girls." he said. the part of Griggs. a member of a "He always said he wanted to be sail today in the Universal Pictures film U-571.' The film also will raise a stink when "The Thun- Born in Bowling Crccn in 1973, heroic submarine crew, in "U-571," an actor. He wanted to go to LA. or stars Matthew McConaughey, Jon Bon Jovi and Harvey Keitel. iier Rolls" or "Janie's Got a Gun" Derk attended local public schools which takes place in the North New York and try his luck. It lakes are on the radio. Time will goon and and graduated from Bowling Green Atlantic during the early days of a lot of fortitude to do that. He paid disadvantage. Derk disagrees. "Anything worthwhile is hard all of this will pass. However, if High School in 1991 World War Two He said he worked his dues and he stuck with it," he "It was beneficial. I'm surprised work Nobody will hand you any- country music wants a wider audi- Adrian Smith, faculty member at hard to obtain this part. said. by how many people in the enter- thing unless you're willing to do ence, it may need to address the Bowling Green High School, "The audition process is very "It's an example of a kid living tainment industry are from the Mid- something Believing and having touchy subjects. remembers Derk. nerve-wracking. However, being out his dream. He said 'This is what west and even from Ohio. People faith will help you through tough "He was one of those memorable nervous helps There's a good ner- I'm gonna do." He wasn't cocky from the Midwest tend to be a little days" students in school. He was definite- vousness and a bad nervousness. about it. he just liked to be at the more down-to-earth. 1 don't mean When asked for advice, he said Lisa Bellinger is a kind caring ly a class clown, but not in a bad The good kind can help you. It front of the crowd," Smith said. to insult people from other plates. with characteristic charm and enthu- person in the BGSU community. She way. He liked to entertain," Smith keeps you focused." he said. "I pretty much knew I wanted to but it's more so in the Midwest." siasm. "If you want to do something. does not condone domestic violence, said. Friends remember him as "the He reminisces about the making do it my whole life," Derk said. "It doesn't matter. You gotta you jusi do it 1 just knew what I unless it involves her editors. E-mail class-clown type." of the film in Italy last year: "It was have faith. You will question your- wanted to do and knew I'd die trying her comments and torturing tech- After graduation. Derk decided to great. A bunch of us in the cast lived Even though some people might self, but you have to keep your end to do it. I believed in it." goal in your mind." he said niques at [email protected]. take a risk and follow his lifelong together in a house in Rome," he think coming from a small town is a f page 10 The BG News Friday. April 21, 2000 ENTERTAINMENT www.bgnews.com/now ^^«f~ "Psycho" is bloody good VSl Sf ■ ERIK PEPPLEPEPPI.F. novel'snovels stomach-churning violence,violence. raphy lhalthat plays with Bateman'*Bateman's and ' - - - ^awc^r ASST. ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Harron has made a film not so much the audience's perceptions. A cipher ■ in his own mind. Baleman frequently WHO: Oasis and Travis "Stand By Me." The band never fal- the band started their three song about a serial killer, but a film about WHERE: State Theatre tered. The entire show was strong encore with Young's "Hey. Hey, My, "American Psycho." is not an the narcissism of man and how that appeals blurry or out of focus whfcn WHEN: April 19, 2000 and (lawless. My." Of course he would not stray easy movie to like. It's not really a shallowness manifests itself into a he checks his vain visage in a mirror. Liam Gallagher knew how to too far from familiar territory as the movie designed to be enjoyed-lhis is life devoid of emotion. At one point, the camera pans across Say whal you want aboul Oasis, work the crowd. He prowled around promptly began to sing "Helter not a kick back your heels and have a The focal point is Patrick Bate- a boardroom giving us a glimpse of bul one thing is certain, the band has the stage like a caged animal in a rollicking time ai the picture show man, a 27-year-old Wall Street-walk- Bateman's co-workers who-surprise. Skelter." Liam would return to finish er who. as he tells his dates, is into surprise-look just like him. These i/c not lost its knack for playing live. zoo. You could see the intensity in the encore with an amazing perfor- kind of film. his eyes and in his performance. "murders and executions," not the men. who in a moment of transferred On Wednesday night they showed a mance of "Rock and Roll Star." "American Psycho." is a dark sold-out State Theatre crowd that Gallagher also showed his trade- comedy about 1980s greed, perver- "mergers and acquisitions" that he penis envy, judge the worth of a cjo- they really are standing on the mark attitude, which made the per- The newest members of Oasis, sity, shallowness. male rage and the really performs. Baleman leads a workcr by how snazzy their business shoulders of giants. It was one of the formance all the better. He even Gem Archer and Andy Bell, have merits of Hucy Lewis and the News. perfectly regimented life. Erom his cards are. best area shows this year. delivered a stern warning to the mastered the Oasis catalog quite It's a merciless piece of work-one extensive showers in the morning (a "American Psycho" takes a "Eight Oasis took to the stage after a audience to stop throwing items at well Along with drummer Alan that vacillates between pungent, hilarious sequence has him listing Club" like leap into surrealism at the short intro film and the song "F* in the stage. "You don't want to piss White, they helped give Liam and queasy humor and chilling malevo- every step of his cleansing ritual) to end, and in some ways this diminish- the Bushes" announced their irrival. me off." was his simple, yet effec- Noel the support that they needed. lence. his boast that he is finally "up to a es the movie's power. But unlike Immediately the band went into tive request. He also gave the crowd An adaptation of Bret Easton 1.000 stomach crunches." Speaking "Eight Club" "American Psycho",!! Whoever said that Oasis are just not arch in its hipness nor does it turn their current single "Go Let It Out." his slightly dampened towel and Liam and Noel have got it all wrong. Ellis' controversial 1991 novel. in platitudes lhal would not be out of "Who Feels Love" followed as Liam tambourine as gifts. "American Psycho." is brought to the place in a Ronald Reagan "it's morn- Bateman's violence into machisifoo Oasis were not alone in giving a ing in America" speech, he goes porn. Gallagher walked to the screen to Noel Gallagher got in his fair solid performance. Opening act screen with clinical precision by pay his respects to John Lennon as share of microphone time as well. director and co-screenwriter Mary about his life with the overriding "American Psycho" is a flawed his image appeared. Along with his usual guitar duties he Travis also gave 110% in their open- Harron ("I Shot Andy Warhol"). concern about his appearance and film, the final 20 minutes are weak The band made everyone happy took over the vocal chores for ing set. Their current single, "Why Thankfully, jettisoning much of the how he appears to others and ai times the humor goes beyond perversity, but it is also a smart satire, as they stayed with the hits. "Won- "Don't Look Back in Anger." and Does It Always Rain on Me," fit in Oh, and he's a brutal serial killer. derwall" and "Live Forever" were "Where Did It All Go Wrong." His perfectly with the weather situation Harron. in a smart directorial that if it doesn't really tell us anything some of the nights biggest high- words during the encore made fans outside. It was a great warm up for move, treats the murders as another new about the greedy 80's, it does so lights. Surprisingly the band played gasp. "This is a song by Neil Oasis. pan of his day. Most directors would in an audacious manner that makes only one song from Be Here Now, Young." No. thai is not a misquote. -Lisa Bellinger zero in on the murders and fetishize for unsettling, but thought-provoking Ihem to the point where they would viewing. _,— overwhelm the story. To Baleman murder is his perverse little hobby, an 'American ironic way to inject a little life into Psycho' his day. Baleman is portrayed brilliantly STA HELP WANTED! by Christian Bale. Bale is fearless in Christian Bale , and Wiliem Dafoe the role, coming across like a "Top d&f& SUMMER 2000 !*S Gun" era Tom Cruise infused with Hannibal Lectcr's bloodlust. It's a NOW SAYS: ^ JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT B.G.S.U. |§g potent cocktail, that makes for Hale is brilliant in moments both funny (Bateman's this brutally dark cracked soliloquy on the merits of satire. 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of the elite heavy .netal bands Oh. and anyone who wanls lo « your own empire." seems like it around loday whai it's like to be in a rock band, could have, or should have, been It's obvious from the opening walch Ihe band's home video done by any number of female rap irack "Hellhound" thai Pantera has J: Watch it Go. Simply an amazing artists preceding her. n't changed a bit. and that's just fine. piece of video. On this single. Dam Girl con- Never ones lo sell-out or compro- GRADE: B tributes a solid vocal performance, mise their soun. Pantera have made Hniin iUim and she definitely has the chance to an album with no surprises and the trademark Dimebag Darrel riffs and IF* : do so with the five, yes five, ver- track on the album is the best thing "This is a Test" by Chantc ai at sions of Ghetto Queen " The ques- here. Her amazing vocals arc put Moore. A damn good pop-soul solos thai have made them famous. Maybe Pantera could have bene- tion is how many times can a person together with some cool tcchno-like song. Speaking of R&B pop, 1> hear the word 'hustle' on one CD effects in the background. I love it. tiny i Child is on here, and unfortu- fited from commercializing their 2ft music a little. "Goddamn Electric" without wanting to throw it across "Come Back In One Piece" is nately ii sounds like ever) other mUL the room? credited to Aaliyah featuring DMX. Destiny's Child song I've heard and the first single "Revolution is Dani Girl, hailed as a "streeticr" ver- but in truth it's the opposite. DMX Basically if you like gangsia rap My Name" show the singing range of vocalisl Phil Anselmo and m sion of I Jiuryn Hill, will have to release delivers the verses, while Aaliyah with your R&B. you'll dig this IrjR^jgjSl chimes in for the chorus and a little album. However, if you're like me. melody thai Pantera is capable of 'T^fli more than this one single to determine if you'll end up skipping about hall of injecting into iheir songs. The lyrics she has the same stability and success of of the second half. It doesn't really 1 matter though, because DMX's the album Fortunately, because the in "Goddamn Electric' are also a Hill. Mivsy IJ In x and other female rap- rough rapping style contrasts per- thing is so long (over 74 minutes) highlight. pers In the music world, little can be fectly with Aaliyah's melodic voice. you'll be led with a lol lo listen 10, Bul like it or not. Reinventing determined from one single, and it would The rest of the album is spotty at GRADE: B Tin- Steel features Anseimo's typical Dani Girl: Where be interesting to hear the quality of her best, with it mainly being populated •James Eldred screaming/growling vocals and Vin- full album when it is released. nie Paul's solid drumming. Mix thai by sub-par gangsta rap. It fits the My Ghetto Queens? Unul then, lovers of female rap will with Dimebag's riffs and Rex's bass Various Artists: motif of the movie, but Ihey 2000-Selecl Records have to suffice withonlytheonesong.Of and out come songs like "You've could've found some belter acts lhan The tlrsl single from rapper Dam the many mixes, the main and the TV. Romeo Must Die Ool io Belong lo It" and "Death Rat- these guys. BG From Cash Money's track edits arc the best At first, the "Ghet- tle" ,ue classic Pantera. Girl's forthcoming album Through s/t "Rollin Raw" is pathetic, and sounds the Eyes of Jezebel is exactly what to Queen'' chorus can be catchy, but after like something off an old Too Short The one downfall is thai there you would expect from a song titled about four times, it simply becomes 2000-Blackground Records album. isn't a song that changes the pace on "Ghetto Queen." The chorus "Ghet- unbearable. I'm sure the reason Aaliyah was Thai's the problem with this the album. There's no "Suicide GRADE: C- chosen to be the female lead in the album, all ihc rap songs sound like Note Pi. I" or a song like "Planet to Queen, you go hustle for that dol- Jet Li kung-fu fest "Romeo Must second rate versions of older ones. I Caravan,** which is a Black Sabbath. lar. Ghetto Queen, you go build - Dustin White Die" was because of the inevitable don't care how good you arc. you cover lo slow things down a hit. The soundtrack lie-in. It just makes can only rap about killin.' pimpin' closest thing to that on Reinventing sense, if you are going to have a and sellin' so many limes before n llu Steel is "It Makes Them Disap- noted signer star in a movie, then just all blends together. That's not lo pear" which is slower than the resi she should contribute to the sound- say that all the gangsta songs on the Pantera: Rein- but equally as heavy. Friday. April 21 track. And it's a good thing Aaliyah album are bad. Dave Bing and Li I" Pantera hasn't done anything dif- ferent on Reinventing The Steel. * Club Friday muse: Grocwmaster (630-9:30 w I did. because she delivers the best Mo deliver the powerful "Somebody reggae hits from Toledo's party band songs on this album. Gonna Die Tonight" and Confidcn- venting the Steel They've stayed old school and more * FREE tour: History in Art: «*>£* and Events Four of the I8(!) songs on the lial's "It Really Don't Matter To power lo them. There's nothing 2000-Flektra Records (6.45 »u) album arc by Aaliyah, and although Me" not only sounds great bul man- wrong with an old-fashioned metal The "cowboys from hell have I've never really liked her stuff ages to capture the feel of the movie. album, especially when you do it as * FREE lecture Netsukeandl(7 30»u) returned with an album thai kills ihc Richard Silverman. scholar ot Japanese art before. I loved all the songs she put The only other greal song not by good as Pantera. trends and shows why Panlcra is one on this album. "Try Again." the In si Aaliyah on the CD is "This is a Oh. and anyone who wants to see
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Attention Clats of 2000! 1 -2 female subleasers needed for next Cleaning and miscellaneous; help needed starling May 5. $7 50/hour; Village Green Servers, grill A lountain help. Now hiring 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 'Class ol 2000 Network school year. 2 BR. 2 bath apt. dose to "Cleaning peoplo needed. Start campus. 1st month rent free, no down Apis 354-3533. all positions. Apply anytime. Frienrjy's, Beginning ol May ol 2000 'Graduation Annou icementt 5/08/2000 Of sooner. Call 353-0325. 1027 N. Main 352-7454 'Online Gift registry payment Call 372-6149. Desk clerks needed for midnighl-8am ""Miscellaneous help needed. Start im- • Summer babysitter needed lor three chil- 'Real world guide shKts. 3-4 shrftsAvk avail Some week- 1 bdrm. apt. across from campus. Avail 1 F. sublsr. needed tor summer house, mediately and through summer. Will work dren in our BG home, starting Mori., June anytime after June 1. for one year lease 'Careers washer/dryer, central AC, own room. Call around schedule Call 353-0325. ends. 352-1520. Buckeye Inn. 12th-August 18th. Mon-Fri, 8 15-5:00. $300/mon . utilities. Call (419) 893-1277. 'And a whole lot more 352-5228 il interested. If you can throw down in the kitchen, if own transportation needed, please call Attention Class of 2000! evenings Log on now: bgsu eGrad2Q00 com 1 female subleaser for summer. Own you can hustle lood & drinks, Jed's wants Linda al 352-0116 and leave a message. 'Class of 2000 Network Golden Key Social Meeting bedroom. $207.50/mo. Fnendly nelgh- you. Accepting applications for summer & 'Graduation Announcements Summer babysitter. Mon & Weds. 9am- 1 F. rmte needed for 2 Bdr 2 story apt.. at Al-Mar Lanes bore, 353-4150. year-round. Part and full time Waitstaff, $280/mth. . 1/2elec , Ridge Manor, Fall "Online Gift registry 4:30pm. $80 per week Leave message, Tuesday. Apnl 25 9:00pm 1-3sublsrs June 01-Aug. 21.815 8th St minimum to start. Kitchen $8-$10mr. lo 354-7607. 2000-Spr 2001 Call Molly al 372-6316. •5. 2 or., AC. OW, GAR. OISP. Newly re- 'Real world guide start. Apply within, M-F after 3:00pm. 872- modeled, quiet, free water. Call 353-2506 "Careers 1977. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNI- 1 room sublease available lor summer, for details. 'And a whole lot more JOB POSTING TY-lf you have a 3.0 GPA or higher, May-Aug 2000 $2607mo. Lost/Found and If you are a customer oriented per- Call 354-6828 2 females to sublease house lor summer, Log on now: bgsu.eGrad2000.com Wood Co. Prosecutor's Youth Violence son, the Office of Graduate Studies in 828 5th St $237.50 . utils. Can collect af- Prevention Program 4S Coordinator 1 bdrm. apt. avail. May 1st thru Aug or for Babysitter needed for 3 yr. old child in my Business might have a position availa- I want my dog back please! Pit mix, ter5pm, 1-330-665-4110 or 352-9392. Position Part-time: 20 hrsAvk S $7- a full year II interested call 353-8905. spayed. Black, while. Bhndel Medium BG home. M-F, noon to 5.30. Must be re- 8.00/hr. HS diploma and own transporta- ble for you. Interested persons who 2 GRADUATION TICKETS NEEDED sized no collar. I miss Lily very much. I.able. Please call 353-0002. tion a must. Additional education and can work throughout the summer t subleaser needed May-Aug 00 Helluva Will pay S Please! Please!! Contact 352-4388. Babysitter needed at my Whitehouse experience beneficial. Deadline 4/21/00 months and Into academic year should Pad! 1 bedroom 224 1/2 Troup Ave 353- CaH Laura O 353-9199 call 372-2488. Passport lost home; approximately 30-40 hours per Application 419-354-9250. 4933 2 subleasers needed ASAP Own room. week; must be high energy person who Take the short drive down 25 to the cool Call 353-7258 Lawn maintenance positions available. 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts Price negotiable. Across from campus. enjoys working with kids; references re- place lo work! Sufficient Grounds Perrys- Part and full time. Call Knickerbocker From only Call 353-7258 quired; call (419) 877-5095 after 7:30pm burg is hiring full or part time baristas Lawns, 352-5822. $425 Female rmle needed ASAP 12 mo (coffee bartenders) for day or evening Pnvate Entrance Babysitter needed lor daytime hours this Look great lor summer Personals lease, own room, S220/mo Call 354- shifts. Daytime food prep position also. Patio summer in Maumee Must have own Lose lbs & inches 1605. transp. Call Jane collect 861-S341. Good pay, much fun, and all the free cof- Spacious Kitchen 100% safe, natural & guaranteed GRADUATION TICKETS NEEDED! fee you can drink! Call 872-2780 for more Small Pets Welcome! *AI \ ' Al A" MA ' AITA' Babysitter needed Looking tor responsi- 1-888-800-6339-ext. 1230 Will pay cash, Call Rob 353-9399 info. Varsity Square Apts. 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Full please call Kalhleen at 372-3006. new. $700/3 mos 353-4450 i"ng Green. 352-2376. $390. mcl all ulil. •AfA * AfA ' AfA ' AfA * Cable TV & part time shifts avail Needed ASAP-Anyone having interest in SALES REPRESENTATIVES Temporary apt. cleaners starting 5/6/00. 322 E. Court »5-1Br -1 person Looking to earn money this fall in fun and organizing ProLife on Campus. Please MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS S8 00/hr Call John Newlove Real Estate $420. incl. all util. BGSU CLASS OF 2000! exerting ways? Apply now to become a call 352-9760 after 5:30pm. You can NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! 354-2260. 453 S. Prospect «C-1 Br -1 person- Enter to win a trip student rep for sixdegrees! Were seeking make a difference. "Leads provided The BG News Is hiring Production $360 ♦ Gas/elec for 10 lo Europe! motivated campus leaders to promote six- ONE GRADUATION TICKET Artists for the 2000-2001 school year. Steve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 Enter at: "Flexible hours degrees Web site If selected, we'll send to College of Arts and Science "Paid training You must know Quark & Photoshop for 2 bdrm. avail. June $400 Spacious & bgsu eGrad2000 com you surprises all summer long and kick off 9:30am Saturday ceremony. the MAC. An understanding ol good lay- Quiet Taeyon or Luc 353-3476. "Exceptional earnings orientation together in the fall. Are you Please call (419) 354-7285, will pay. Set your own hours and work with the out & design, fonts, scanning & importing taeyonkObgnel bgsu.edu. ready? Write to funandmoneyesixde- professional direct sales team in the field photos is required. Must have an eye lor One subleaser needed tor summer! grees.com now and get the information 2 bdrm, non-smoking, lemale oriented of cable TV. Commission, benefits and detail and work well in a deadline oriented FREE T-shirts! 343 1/2 S. Main-Great for you need. apt. Furnished, utilities included. summer sessions, call 354-4426. more. Req. valid drivers lie w/good driv- environment. Pick up an application in 353-5074. Kelly. Class of 2000 ing record, background check & drug test Need cleaning at a local business 5 204 West Hall Rmte. needed for summer. Great apt. BGSU seniors only Call 419-509-7179 and ask for Ron. hrs/week. Call 352-8115 (ext. 16) lor de- Deadline is Tues , April 25 at 5pm. 2 bdrm 1002 Boone Ct Unfum.. 1 1/2 close lo campus. Own room. Call Julie at baths, air cond . wash/dry hook up, ga- Stop In to 204 West Hall for details 352-5479 CAMP STAFF tails. VAN DRIVER part-lime summer posi- Brought to you by Egrad 2000 Need some extra money for this sum- rage, yard, quiet, non-smoking, no pels Subleaser for May-Aug. 18R, great deal, Resident camp for youth with diabetes. tion Provide Iransportatton to and from Work one or two weeks. July 28-August mer's vacation? Now you can earn it at 12 mo. lease, grad student/prof, prefer- In BG for the Summer? Call 354-9732, leave message social service agency Must be between red. Avail. May/August. $720 plus util. 19. General and special staff positions. AZG Research. Starting pay $6/hr. Casu- the ages of 21-65, possess a valid Ohio Work 3-5 hours per day Subleaser wanted lor a/c 2 bdrm. apt, up al working environment & friendly people. 287-3306 And have weekends free! Call CODA 1-800-422-7946 or drivers license and an excellent driving to 4 people S1100 for 5/7-8/12. plus elec- 1 -614-486-7124 or email at Start earning cash & expand your people record. Salary $7.69 per hour. Submit re- 2 bdrm. house. 801 6th St S525/mo plus Earn & Learn with UPS- tric only 6lh St 352-9568 [email protected]. skills at the same time. Call 352-8115 util. 12 mo. lease Avail. May. Call 665- Get your summer classes paid lor! sume to Children's Resource Center, PO Summer subleasers needed. Spacious 3 (ext. 0) for more details. Box 738, Bowling Green, OH 43402 3084 S8.50/S9 50/hour Chancel Choir Director-Music Coordina- bdrm house. 1st block of N. Enterprise: Painters needed 2 bdrm unfurn duplex, 117 1/2 E. Reed Anyone can do it! tor-for First United Methodist Church of Wail Staff help needed. Musi be at least great porch, cheap; call 352-4768. Interior mostly, experience helpful. 1 bath, great storage, non-smoking, off- BG. Starts in Aug. Salary based on 19 years old. Call Tanglewood Goll Club Call 419-891-6820-EOE Phone Don Butler 352-2707, street parking & quiet, no pets 12 mo. Sualifications. Send resume to 1506 E. at 833-1725. KD'AXA ' KD /ooster by May 1st leave message. lease. Avail. August. $485 plus util. 287- WANTED; 15 overweighl people Lil Stephanie. 3306. ^__ Help Wanted Childcare needed, 3 yr. old & 4 mo. old Painters Wanted needed. We pay you. Congrats on your lavalienng Have you painted tor a student painting 2-4 subleasers needed for summer for for fall semester. Resume & references Call 1-886-783-2779 large 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Su- to Steve. I'm so happy needed. CaH 419-353-7709. company or other painting company? We for you both! Warm, fun-loving babysitter wanted for per cheap rent Call 352-7456. ATTENTION STUDENTS are looking tor dependable, hard-working Love. Big Amanda EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS my 9 mo. old daughter. About 25 hrs/wk. MOLTEN CORP. Work part-time, full-time, even put in over- & motivated people. We are a year round Own transportation. Call 2-2408. 3 bdrm unfum 117 E. Reed 2 full baths, KD'AXA'KD company looking for summer help. It you 436 N. ENTERPRISE ST. time hours, around your college and per- wash/dryer. Ig kitchen, storage. Non- Loft for sale! have your own transportation & some IMMEDIATE HIRE! sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 smoking 12 mo. lease, no pets Avail Buy one to keep, instead of renting every experience call 882-0564 ALSO HIRING FOR hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Aug. $720 plus util 287-3306 year! Very sturdy & tire proofed! for an application. For Sale SUMMER POSITIONS time. Many college students work here. 730 Elm Street. 2 BR, sec. dep , parental Best offer/price negotiable. Part Time Starting pay is $5.30 per hour with an au- Paper route sub needed May 30 Juno 7 guarantee, tenant pays util., 12 mo. Call 372-5909 & ask for Erika. Less than one block from campus tomatic $ 25 per hour increase to $5.55 afternoons 4 hrs-$40 Need dependable For Sale: Trek 6500 Lease. $500/Month. Avail. May 15, 2000 SENIOR WEEK STATS MONDAY! S6/HR STARTING PAY after 100 hours of service with the compa- car S some paid day training needed be- Ridden Twice Call 352-2330 after 5:00 PM or 354-2854 Kick-off Carnival near Education Bldg. 4 shifts available: ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- fore. Call 352-4636 10 30-2:30 - mcl bungee run, velcro wall $550 or best offer. 352-8739. A Shift: 7.00am-10:00am sembling and packaging of small parts. Local Trucking Company Looking lor GEORGETOWN MANOR "Profession Development Day" GE air conditioner, used 1 month, like B Shift: 10:15am-1:15pm Apply in person between the hours of Summer Drivers! Panels at Olscamp, 5-6pm & 6:15-7:15 brand new. Need to sell, $200 or best ot- 800 3rd St C Shift: V30pm-4:30pm 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at Are you 21 or over and want to make big [email protected] Sponsored by Career Services D Shift: 4:30pm-7:30pm ter Call 244-0333 ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, $? We are looking lor people who can Fall 2000/2001 354-9740 Watch the BG News lor more details! Possibility ot working 2 1/2 hours INC., 428 Clough Street, Bowling Green, HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police drive our dump trucks for the summer! 2 bdrm starts $545 & elec/free heat. Womed about pregnancy?? and getting paid for 3! Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near impounds! 0 down, 24 mo. at 19.9%. For We will tram' Some heavy equipment ex- w/D facil.. AC, parking/walk-in closet, EiBfl Pregnancy Tests Conlidential and 354-8802 Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- perience is necessary. Give us a call © listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext 4558. turn Renovated, quiet, no pets Canng. 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center 354-8703 road tracks. (419) 843-2813 or send resume to: HR Loft for sale! FITNESS/LEAGUE COORDINATOR Dept. Driver, 3810 Herr Rd.. Sylvania, Buy one to keep, instead of renting every Housemate needed, Great place in coun- Fitness facility looking for individual with OH 43560 year! Very sturdy & fire proofed! try, lavedabonet.boau.edu/ 372-0582. or working towards a degree in related If you went to work this summer and Best offer/price negotiable. 669-3170. Many amenities! field. Management experience preferred, make $ $ $, call or write usl Call 372-5909 & ask tor Erika. Looking lor a place to live? but not required. Knowledge of existing Are you looking for a summer iob? Camp Ponliac Grand Am SE, 1990. 95K, origi- www.housing101.net... testing, prescription, and equipment counselors are needed at the YMCA-Sub- nal owner, lots of extras. Must sell. Your move on campus! HIGHLAND maintenance. Organization of leagues uroan West Branch in Columbus. In- $1,300 obo. Call Brian @ 353-5153. Subleasers needed ASAP lor 2 bedroom and related programs, supervision of MANAGEMENT cludes great hours, weekends off and free apt. close to campus. Call Nikki 372- fitness personnel, good communication Management Inc. membership if hired. For more informa- 5942. 130 E Washington Street. Bowling Green skills. Please send resume to Holiday tion, call 614-276-8224 FALL OPENINGS Park Fitness Club, 27511 Holiday Lane, For Rent Summer subleaser needed! 354-6036 Perrysburg, OH, 43551 or FAX SUMMER 2000 May-Aug. Own room. PUT-IN-BAY JOBS 419-874-0850. $2307mo. Subleaser can keep security Graduate Student Housing Island Bike Rental, Inc.is looking for ener- "Rooms, eff. low as $215 deposit-$180! Call Justin 353-0379. getic enthusiastic students to work 326 Leroy-up, 1 bdrm $355 507 E. Merry Apt. K at bike/golf cart rental. Apts. 316 E. Merry »5, 1 or 2 bdrm. Avail. Now & Fall To sublet, large 2 bdrm. with lots of stor- Management Inc. Competitjve wages, year-end bonus. $480 mo., AC. furnished age, AC, dishwasher, free spa privileges. Housing available. Summer & 1 sem leases avail. Hillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview. 8th St. $450 plus util « dep. Leave mes- Jay-Mar Apartments For the Graduate Student ^ CALL 419-285-2016 Call 353-0325 9am-9pm lbdrm. A/C dishwasher/garbage sage Jan 354-5400. 2 bedroom Apts or Young Professional lvjf.»ArW Summer/Part-Time Employment BUCKEYE SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES! Perfect for Students TEXAS MIGRANT COUNCIL, INC. SELF - STORAGE MIGRANT HEAD START PROGRAM • Near Campus GREAT LAKEQ0 The Texas Migrant Council, Inc., a non-profit organization with 30 years experience provid- ^WINDOW • Low Rates ing child care services to migrant families, has the following SEASONAL positions avail- • Open 24 Hours able in its various Head Start centers in the OHIO region: Open a window of opportunity at the nation's premier manufac- • Summer Leases turer of vinyl replacement windows, located five minutes south of WORK LOCATIONS: Alliance, Genoa, Millbury, Bowling Green, Helena, • Clean Leipsic, New Carlisle, Tiffin, Willard, and Napoleon downtown Toledo and next to Owens Community College. 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If XQL! have the DESIRE & ATTITUDE to be part of a Attn: Ohio Regional Director 27800 Lemoyne Rd., Ste. N growing, dynamic organization, please call (419) 666-5555 Millbury, OH 43447 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00p.m. Monday Phone: (419) 837-6503 through Friday to schedule an appointment to complete an 352-1520 FAX: (419) 837-6509 An Equal Opportunity Employer - application. E.O.E. T I j \