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The News' Faculty Briefs meet to Splash, splat. evaluate Happy New Year! PORT CLINTON, Ohio - document Forget about watching the ball drop in New York's Darla Wamock Times Square. A walleye The BC News drop is being planned in this community along the Lake Attempting to clarify the pro- Erie shore for New Year's totype policy drafted by the task Eve. force on annual review, contract The city is placing a renewal, promotion and tenure of walleye sculpture on a faculty, the Faculty Senate held a downtown pole as part of its New Year's Eve celebra- quasi committee of the whole tion. Before midnight, the meeting Tuesday. walleye will begin its slow The meeting took place in or- descent. If all goes well, it der to introduce the general poli- will reach the bottom of the cy to Senate members, allowing pole at midnight to the them to report the information shouts of "Happy New back to their respective depart- Year." ments. The city is trying to capi- The document has been dis- talize on its status as "Wal- tributed among college deans, leye Captial of the World." who will forward it to depart- Mayor Tom Brown said this is the walleye drop's ment chairs for an individual pol- first year. He hopes it be- icy to be made. The requested comes an annual event, pos- completion time for each de- sibly as part of a winter fes- partment to have a similiar poli- tival. cy in place Is by the end of the "This is a chance for Port the academic year. Clinton to come together as a community to welcome a No formal action Is scheduled new year," Brown said. D-n KkrtxoikyfTW BO N< w. to take place by the Faculty Sen- University Athletic Director Ron Zwlerleln earned his undergraduate swimmer has led the Falcon athletic program since 1994. ate this year. The committee of and masters degrees from the University. The former University the whole meeting was called to Man shot in bungled gain feedback from the faculty before final drafts of the docu- robbery ment were drawn. HAMILTON, Ohio - Two people were in custody Director leads mini-University Gary Hess, the chairman of the task force and distinguished his- Tuesday, including one who "I think as I got farther along was wounded in a shootout Jay Young with a father who did a lot of ty in 1968 and master of educa- tory research professor, told the with Butler County sherif fa The BC News work for the YMCA. tion from Bowling Green in 1970. in my career, and as I came to Senate he hoped they would gain deputies, in connection with Editor's note: This is the sev- "I think athletics teaches you a He earned his doctorate of phi- Bowling Green as a student ath- a clear understanding of the a robbery in a Madison enth part of a series about lot of values," Zwierlein said. "I losophy from Ohio State in 1980. lete and met the Harold Ander- document and how they will be Township home Monday campus leaders. think sports is a vehicle that tea- While at the University Zwier- sons, the Doyt Perrys, the Bob able to use it for their depart- night. On the east side of campus ches you a lot of individual life lein was a member of the Falcon Keiths, the Sam Coopers and the ments. Sheriff Harold Gabbard there is a miniature University, skills." swim team. As a student, Zwier- people the fields and facilities said a man was wounded and Ron Zwierlein is the presi- Zwierlein was very familiar lein said he was inspired by the are named for around here," "Such understanding is neces- Tuesday morning when dent. with Falcon sports when he was Falcon athletic leaders of the Zwierlein said. "I obviously had a sary in any successful and fair deputies tried to arrest him. Athletic Director Zwierlein has named to his current position in time. It was after his experience great deal of respect for their document," Hess said. "It Is in- A woman was arrested had sports in his life since being July 1994. He received his bache- Monday night. as a University athlete when he abilities to be both educators and tended as a prototype. They can Douglas Turpin, 36, of raised in Rochester, N.Y. He said lor of science In health and phys- became interested in leading the coaches, and I said, 'Boy, I'd like use or modify it to fit then- de- Middletown, and Teresa he grew up in a sports family ical education from the Universi- department See ATHLETICS, page three. partment" Fields, 31, of Fairborn, have Discussion arose in the Senate been charged with aggra- regarding the specifics of the vated robbery, aggravated policy and the effect It would burglary and theft, Gab- Daughters say dad forced vows hold on each department. Much bard said. of the dispute focused on the ser- Turpin, who was taken to J.L. Schmidt and did not intend to violate state $1,000 fine. old ran away from the apartment, vice and collegiality of the Miami Valley Hospital in The Associated Press law. Police said Hussani and the and the father reported her to document. Dayton for treatment, also "It is a clash between cultural 13-year-old were married Nov. 9 police as a runaway. Charles Applebaum, task force was charged with felonious LINCOLN, Neb. - An Iraqi mores and U.S. law," said Terry against the girl's will in a cere- Police found the girl, heard her member and associate professor assault on a police officer. refugee accused of forcing his Cannon, a lawyer for the alleged mony at her father's home. The story, arrested the men and put of mathematics and statistics, 13- and 14-year-old daughters to husbands, Latif Al-Hussanl, 34, 14-year-old daughter claimed she the girls in protective custody. emphasized to the Senate that the Alleged Unabomer marry men twice their age in an and Majed Al-Tamlmy, 28. The was forced to marry Tamimy at "They're not aware of the kind document Is only a prototype of Islamic ceremony was jailed on two recent immigrants were the same ceremony, but the of civil rules here," Mohamed what the departments should de- agrees to high-tech child abuse charges, and the al- jailed on $50,000 bail each and father allegedly told authorities Nassir of the Lincoln Islamic velop. arraignment leged husbands were charged could get up to 50 years in prison. the girl and Tamimy simply be- Foundation told the Lincoln "We couldn't possibly have all NEWARK, N.J.- Una- with rape. The father, a school janitor on came engaged. Journal Star. Nassir, a Universi- of the ideas of each department bomber defendant Theo- A university professor from disability who was identified Court papers said the two men ty of Nebraska-Lincoln profes- In here," Applebaum said. "It has dore J. Kaczynski, jailed in Iraq and a lawyer for the so- only by the first name Salaam, took the girls to their homes and sor, did not attend the ceremony to be fine-tuned to each of the in- Sacramento, Calif., has called husbands said the three was jailed on $10,000 bail. He had sex with them to consum- but said it was conducted accord- dividual areas. Nothing Is locked agreed to be arraigned via were following Islamic tradition faces up to six months and a mate the marriages. The 14-year- ing to Islamic tradition. in right now." video hookup Dec. 10 on charges of murdering an advertising executive In New Jersey with a mail bomb. Collapse of rural bridge If Kaczynski had insisted on being arraigned in per- son, he would have been flown to New Jersey at tax- concerns many farmers payer expense, under heavy guard. weigh. That's part of keeping your books," said Defense attorney Chester The Associated Press Keller disclosed Kaczyns- Bruce Ward, a spokesman for ODOT District 6, ki's decision on Monday. Farmer Harold Bateson was on his way to a which covers the Columbus area. Kaczynski, 54, was ar- Wood County grain silo last month, when he took "But if you're a farmer and you're pulling a rested April 3 at his Mon- a load of grain across the rural Potter Road wagon load of grain, how do you know what you tana cabin. In California, bridge. weigh? You probably don't know until you go the former Berkeley math The load was too heavy and the 103-year-old across one of these bridges and it collapses." professor faces charges in bridge collapsed, causing $150,000 in damage. This is the time of year when farmers are four other bombings, two of Ohio Department of Transportation spokes- hauling grain to elevators. They take heavy them fatal. He could get the man Pieter Wykoff said it was the first time in loads hundreds of miles over of rural roads and death penalty in any of the years a rural bridge collapsed because of a bridges. fatal bombings. He is charged in New Jer- heavy load. Most rural bridges, which have ODOT inspects all state road bridges once a sey with sending a bomb to signs with posted weight limits, are in good year. County engineers are responsible for in- Thomas Mosser of North shape, he said. specting bridges on county roads. Wykoff said Old well, the only attack for But some are worried that rural bridges - ODOT will inspect county bridges on request which the Unabomber some more than 100 years old — can't handle The Potter Road bridge is a 16- foot-wide coun- claimed responsibility. newer, heavier farm equipment ty-inspected bridge, with a load limit of 7£ tons. And even though weight limits are posted for Bateson was driving a tractor, hauling four, rural bridges, some farmers do not know how 200-bushel-capacity hoppers loaded with corn Compiled from staff and much weight they are carrying. on Oct. 23. He and the tractor were already over wire reports. The bridge destryoed by an overloaded trailer rests In a creek "If you're a commercial truck driver, you on Potter Road, rural Wood County. know what you're hauling and how much you See BRIDGES, page four. mm Opinion page two Wednesday, November 20, 1996 Being nice, year 'round Democracy needs more than two choices The holidays are Just around the corner. Students The second of two parts air time would come regula- licans. A third major party The 1990's have ushered tions designed to accentuate would smash this paradigm. at the University are making arrangements to get in the corporate-style cam- the candidate's views on the A third party would also home for Thanksgiving and have their final exam paign. Candidates spend exor- Mike issues, rather than the slander change the ideological content bitant sums on consultants, and character assassination of American politics. The two- schedule mapped out in order to know exactly when pollsters and advertising. The that currently passes for pub- party system splits voters and they can go home for winter break. average American has become Wendling lic discourse. We are the only candidates into two groups. In Television is becoming increasingly loaded with increasingly less important in democracy in the world that an attempt to stake out the the political process, as candi- palgns for the House. does not regulate political ad- most possible "territory", both holiday commercials plugging Christmas sales and dates have turned to wealthy Free access to media vertising, and this sorely needs parties move their expressed gift Ideas and how to get holiday dinners catered so business Interests to fund thelr outlets—In exchange for to change. views towards the center. In- campaigns. Campaign finance spending caps, candidates A simple solution that deed, the similarities between "your holiday will be stress-free." law, enacted In response to the would be offered free time on could be enacted is a law stipu- Democrats and Republicans Most important, perhaps, is the "annual charity Watergate scandal, has proved local and national television lating that the purchaser of are often more striking than the to be largely ineffective. What and radio stations. I envision a political ads remain on the differences. drive." The Salvation Army has asked for vounteers is needed is further reform, system where each presidential screen, alone, for the entire The current system di- to work as bell-ringers at their donation kettles, and along these lines: candidate would receive one advertisement. chotomizes the American Spending limit*—The hour on election eve to address The purpose of regulation people and alienates those on food drives are taking place everywhere. enormous increase in cam- the public. would be twofold: First, regu- the far right and far left. One What it comes down to is this: Are the holidays Eaign spending has not only During this time, the can- lation would attempt to end the needs only to recall the rise In the only time when people become charitable? Does ssened the impact of the con- didate would not be permitted negative campaigning that in- far-right militias to observe an tributions by individual citi- to mention his or her oppo- creases voter cynicism and de- example of this alienation. A everyone forget about the less fortunate until it comes zens, but also has solidified the nents, and would be required creases voter turnout. Second, third party would destabilize time to "look good" by dropping a few coins in a bucket two party system. Third-party to address a specific issue. All regulation would force candi- the center-leaning tendencies candidates, independent candi- networks and news-oriented dates to express more fully thelr of the major parties and force or leaving some canned goods in a box? dates and even some worthy cable stations would be re- stances on the issues facing the individual evaluation of politi- The poor are poor all year, not just during the candidates from the major par- ?uired to carry these speeches, American people, rather than cal beliefs. ties have been dissuaded from he allotment of smaller blocks utilizing emotional pleas to ma- Our system of government holiday season. Their need for food, clothing and other mounting campaigns because of time would occur from La- nipulate the electorate. is a democracy in name only. A basic necessities does not become dramatically higher of the outlandish expenses in- bor Day through October, also Creation of a third na- minority of those eligible actu- volved. Only those with the carrying the same stipulations tional political party—If only ally vote, and American politics when the temperature drops and the Christmas lights backing of the major political mentioned above. one of my suggestions of the is controlled by the two-party and tinsel go up. parties or those with large per- A similar system would be past two weeks were to come system. These reforms are nec- Granted, charity, even if it does happen only in sonal fortunes can affordto run put into use for Senate and to fruition, I would hope that essary for the functioning of for public office. To restore fair- House elections. All stations in the creation of a third major democracy and. in turn, the November and December, is wonderful at any time of ness to our democratic system, a state or congressional district party would be the one. A third survival of the United States. the year. The thing in question, however, is the mo- spending limits are necessary. would be required to give time party would certainly increase Mike Wendling is a weekly I propose a $1 million cap on to candidates in the months voter interest. Americans see columnist for The News. Ques tive behind the charity at the holidays. Corporations presidential campaigns. leading up to the election. the current political situation tlons and comments can be sent and bigger companies often make enormous dona $500,000 on senate cam- Regulation of political as an endless tug-of-war be- to 210 West Hall or mikewenS) paigns, and $100,000 on cam- advertising—Along with free tween Democrats and Repub- tlons during the colder months and subsequently bgnet.bgsu.edu. launch an enormous PR campaign to go along with it. Hmm. Being charitable is something that takes place year-round. True compassion and want to help oth- ers does not "suddenly emerge" from the smell of pine trees and the thought of "fifty gift ideas under $50." The News believes that everyone needs to think vlUSTict PtBttajUPiT vV'SHES of those less fortunate not only at this time of year, TO EXPRESS 40W PEEPiy but also when the sun is hot and thoughts of the holidays are harbored in the backs of everyone's minds. TUftr WE ^Rk mkVlt The need does not end on December 26.

The BG News &*> "A Commitment to excellence" Editors Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor Joe Boyle Jim Barker Who else will go hungry today? City editor Managing editor My heart is broken. As I *.■•■.. . -■ >•.. . developmentdevelopment programs programs in Inover over help help alleviate alleviate the the problem pro Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi look down at my notes, an all thirty countries) and Bread for somewhat and perhaps give Opinion editor Photo editor too familiar feeling of pain, of the World (a citizens lobby this situation a little needed desperate frustration returns. Jason E. group that influences govern- hope. If I allow my optimism Before you finish reading this ment policies affecting world free reign, that banquet hall Tiffany Wendeln Brandon Wray sentence, another child, per- hunger). should be packed. What a pow- Copy Chief Entertainment editor haps living in Bangladesh, shall Wolfe Exactly what is the lofty erful statement it would be if die from starvation. An esti- purpose of this fast? We are the Bowling Green community Anna Wahnnan Blake Parkins mated one out of every three be near impossible for us to being asked to give up a meal collectively, from the campus people in Asia. Africa. Latin separate ourselves from our or two and donate that money undergraduate to the towns- Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor America and the Caribbean is comfort zones to know what it we might have personally used people, all Joined together. too malnourished to lead a nor- must be like to be hungry . ex- for food. The collective funds When we have the chance mal active life. More to a sober- isting upon the brink of star- raised will go to Oxfam to actually throw off the 'hams Production Staff ing point. 35,000 children die vation every day. Perhaps this America's efforts to supply of Impotence and invoke each day (15 million children might be the absolute reason needed seed and grains and - change, why not? If not now, Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl annually!) from hunger-related why so many Individuals who more Importantly -- to teach when? If not you, who? causes. Perhaps more tragic could make a positive differ- improved farming methods and Sometimes, an intelli- Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel than that is the reality that ence do not. We become accus- begin building sustainable ag- gently used analogy can help these untimely deaths could tomed to witnessing a hungry riculture. drive a point home. This Is my have been stopped. child with files crawling upon The evening shall have a hope now: There was a man Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor Hunger continues to their sickly face living in some climatic conclusion with a sym- walking upon a sandy beach plague an estimated 840 mil- distant Third World. Impover- bolic banquet, the Soup and after a storm one day. While Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry lion people around the world. ished country through televi- Breads of the World Supper, pausing to look out at the mys- On average, roughly 25 million sion commercials. being held at St. Thomas More terious sea. he noticed a little Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec people in our own country suf- There lingers a burning at 6 p.m. Upon entering the child standing along the beach fer from hunger. Even though question: What, if anything, banquet hall, you are handed among the countless numbers the combined financial efforts can I do to help? Probably most a card that contains specific of washed up. beached crabs. Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In of the world community gener- of us feel that there is precious Information describing who you As the man silently watched, this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly ate an estimated $50 billion little that we can do living on represent and what country the child Indefatigably picked prohibited. annually to help alleviate this the other side of the world. Are you live In. up the crabs and gently placed The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 global problem, sadly much of we to fly over to Africa and start For example, if you repre- them back into the ocean's wa- that money never reaches those shelling out cans of food? sent an American, you shall be ters. After observing the child's and Is published dally during the academic year and In need. The desperately Maybe. But a more reasonable, graciously seated at the head peculiar behavior for some Wednesday's In the summer. needed relief and resources practical and local avenue to table, full benefits of both pri- time, the curious man walked Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the hardly ever get properly distrib- help here in Bowling Green has vacy and waiters who shall sub- over and asked," Child, why do student body, faculty or Untuerslty administration. Opinions uted. Those who had resources opened up. We shall all have an serviently serve you a seven you continue to place these expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily now have more: those who had Intimate and direct chance to course meal. Conversely, if you helpless, pitiful crabs back into those of The BG News. little now have less. collectively take a stand against are representing an Individual the ocean? Look at how many Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, These sobering facts on world hunger and just perhaps living in India, you shall know there are. Surely, you must re- typed and Include the writers name, phone number and Univer- world hunger are a proverbial make a colossal difference. the limited pleasures of a bowl alize that you will never be able sity affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any smack in our fat faces. Here In This coming Thursday, of rice and a glass of water. In- to save them all. You cannot and all letters. the United States, we have al- November 21. St. Thomas More cidentally, in reality, one would make a difference for them all." The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of most have become accustomed Church is sponsoring the Fast be humbly thankful to receive With eyes full of wonder any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. to taking certain life necessities For A World Harvest to help even a smidgen of rice and con- and love, the child bent down, for granted. Most of us have raise both awareness and tent with contaminated water, placing another crab Into the 210 West Hail never truly been held in money In the name of fighting for hundreds of millions go ocean and replied. "Ah. but I Bowling Green State University Hunger's terrible grip. There this unholy war. The money dally with nothing at all. have made a difference for this Bowling Green. OH 43403 has always been food in our raised shall be given to Oxfam Yes. this event alone shall one." bgnewsl 0 bgnet.bgsu.edu respective refrigerators and America (an International not wipe hunger of the face of Jason E. Wolfe is the fresh water available. It would agency which funds self-help our beloved planet. But this can Wednesday columnist. t Campus Wednesday, November 20,1996 page three BG Tribe fans unhappy with Belle Officials ponder Indians followers believe ill-tempered slugger will bring ChiSox headaches piercing problems Genell Pavellch these infections can get much Joe Boyle The BG News worse if not treated. The BC News "I think its sad The higher up the ear is Students getting their ears pierced, the better chance for As Albert Belle uncorked his because he'll never infection, Rufo said. However, bat for the flight to Chicago, local pierced may not be thinking Cleveland Indians and Chicago have the respect and about possible problems they she said most infections that do occur are minor and trea- White Sox fans were not ena- admiration he had in could encounter, but health mored with the $52.5 million the Cleveland professionals want to make table. deal. students more aware of these There have been some stu- market, and having issues. dents coming into the Health Larry Hannan, senior journal- Glenna Rufo, nurse special- ism major, said the effect of Bel- Center with their ears infect- to deal with Frank ist in Health Services, said ed, Rufo said. To treat these le's defection will hurt Belle in many more students may be the future. Thomas and Tony infections, she recommends piercing their upper ear lobes. removing the earring and "I think its sad because he'll Phillips. I don't think "The upper ear is mainly never have the respect and ad- taking antibiotics. he's ready for a big cartilige and there isn't as Joanne Navin, associate di- miration he had in the Cleveland good a blood flow, which can market, and having to deal with rector of Health Services, said market." increase Infections," Rufo Frank Thomas and Tony Phillips. problems with upper ears Larry Hannan said. pierced are becoming more I dont think he's ready for a big Rufo said she would encour- market," Hannan said. senior frequent, due to an increase in age students not to get that Hannan said the deal could the number of incidents of part of their ear pierced, or if piercing. tarnish the image of the Chicago money they free up will hopeful- they do, to make sure they francise as well. She also said she would not ly go to get a good starting pitch- take extra care with it. "The White Sox have become encourage students to get er." "If students have their up- their upper ear pierced, or if the Indians - they traded images. Despite all of Belle's off-field per ears pierced, they need to Now the Sox have the nasty repu- they do they should make sure antics, Buehner said he was an keep them clean, dry and fol- they know how to clean It tation," Hannan said. Albert Belle fan -- and will now of the disloyalty to a team found Green, a life-long Chicago fan, low all instructions," she said. properly to avoid infections. Chris Buehner, a graduate stu- said owner Jerry Reinsdorf have one less piece of clothing. in today's athletes. "If they do notice any redness Rufo said if students are dent in special education, said "I've got a jersey with his Although local White Sox fans should "deflnately" have his or puss, they should imme- Belle's departure really doesnt getting pierced they should name and number on it. Guess I'll found the move to be good, from head examined. diately see a doctor." surprise him, although it does "He'll bring a lot to the lineup, make sure that they go to a re- have to take that off," he said. a numbers sense, they feel White Rufo said infections can putatable place that uses clean bother him. Buehner said he was disap- Sox management should think but he's a jerk," Baker said. occur if the pierced ear is not "I'm not surprised. He went for "He's a good hitter but he's got needles and sterilizes every- pointed Belle didn't stay in twice. cleaned as instructed, and thing they use. the money," Buehner said. "The Cleveland, and said it was typical Christine Baker, Bowling an attitude. It'll be interesting."

University University warns caution Give a Pint; Get a Cookie! to sponsor multimedia when dealing with vendors Dawn Keller some students entered into some major financial presentation The BG News commitments under pressure and were obligated for quite a while." Maureen Barry Students need to be aware that vendors will try Barb Waddell, public information officer, said The BC News to solicit more as the end of the semester nears and students should be extremely cautious about giv- that solicitors are not permitted in residence halls, ing money, credit cards or identification informa- A multimedia presen- according to Gene Bratt, University police lieu- tion to solicitors. tation will take place as tenant. part of the Rainforest "It seems like solicitors know that students have "Never give your name, a check, cash or access Awareness Project tonight money at the end of the semester," Bratt said. to a bank account. Under no circumstances should at 7:30 p.m. in 095 Overman "However, there is no door-to-door solicitation on students give out credit card numbers or their Hall. campus." social security card," Waddell said. "Some people "Out of the Shadows of make a living scamming people. If it sounds too Borneo-Penan: Voice of the Mike Verier, assistant vice president of Student good to be true, it probably is." rain forest," features art- Affairs, said students and the administration want However, if someone wants to solicit on campus, ists and photo journalists to keep vendors out of the private areas in resi- they can go through the Space Assignments Office Kevin Russell and Sarifa dence halls. in the University Union. Rohaya, who will share de- "With the cooperation of students, we initiated tails of their recent trip to this policy that would prohibit people from going "We do not prohibit a salesperson from selling Borneo. door-to-door in private living areas to sell or hand on campus if they go through the proper chan- things out," Vetter said. nels," said Jim Treeger, Union associate directory. The event, which is spon- "They pay for that space." sored by the Environmental Vetter said another reason for the rule is keep- Items can be sold at three locations on campus, Action Group and the Stu- ing dishonest vendors away from student resident according to Treeger. Those locations include the dent Environmental Action halls. steps of Education Building, the foyer of the Stu- Coalition, includes art, "It's for the purpose of keeping out some fly-by- dent Services Building and the hallway of Univer- slides, storytelling, poetry night businesses," Vetter said. "A few years ago, sity Hall. and music. According to Beth Bone, senior biology major, ATHLETICS Penan, the indigenous peo- Continued from page one. might be a duplication of efforts, and model the future of Bowling ple of Borneo, will be fea- but in reality they're not." Green athletics." tured in the presentation. to be one of those people some While there are a lot of compli- Zwierlein said it is a good feel- day."' cations with the job, Zwierlein ing to watch a University gradu- Kelly Dietrich/The BC Ncm "A lot of students are en- He accomplished that goal said he really enjoys it. ate move up to the professional Phil Briggs sits dreaming of the cookie that awaits as blood Is vironmental, but this is after serving as the University "I like coming to work every- ranks. drawn from his arm Tuesday. The bloodmoblle will be at the really interesting because interim vice president for Stu- day," he said. "It's a challenging Amanl until Friday. most students who consider dent Affairs during the 1993-94 opportunity and I like chal- "We get a great deal of satis- themselves environmental school year. lenges." faction, but I think all of that fil- see the environment as just As University Athletic direc- Zwierlein said his goal is to ters down to the grass roots peo- student go on to become a doctor cumulative grade point average non-human," Bone said. tor, Zwierlein supervises athletic make sure everyone has a chance ple," he said. "I think the equip- or a lawyer." of all student athletes. University Bone said the main focus recruitment, financial aid for to reach their goals. ment man who fit that individual While a great deal of attention athletes had a cumulative GPA of of EAG is action. The group athletes, event entertainment, "My job is to provide our with the proper equipment, the is placed on athletic competition, 2.9 during the 1994-95 academic is involved with protest is- team transportation and grounds coaches, our administrators and grounds person who cut the grass Zwierlein said the department year. sues, completes letter- keeping. our student athletes all of the op- so that person would be able to never forgets the academic set- writing campaigns, and "Our operation is basically a portunities that can be afforded run faster or kick the ball far- ting. "We're as concerned about the brings presentations such microcosm of the entire Univer- to them, so they can make it suc- ther, to the assistant coach, to the The department recently won wins and loses that we read in the as an environmental folk sity, because we do a little bit of cessfully in the classroom and on head coach. its second consecutive Life Insti- paper on Saturday and Sunday singer to the University. everything that a lot of the of- the playing field," he said. "I take tutional Achievement Award. morning as we are whose going "This action is specifical- fices at the University specialize a great deal of pride in having "Personally, I take a great deal The award is given annually to to be academically able to com- ly educational," she said. in," Zwierlein said. "I suppose the opportunity to oversee that of pride, but I take equal amount the Mid American Conference pete for us in the classroom on a some people would say they and be the director and help mold of pride when I see one of our school that achieves the highest regular basis," Zwierlein said.

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FREE Lunch Delivery 11-2 FA€€ ADMISSION WITH STUDCNT ID State page four Wednesday, November 20, 1996 Lawmaker calls for Attack of the giants dispatcher training The Associated Press ter cardlopulmonary resus- about whether requirements for citation to the child, but the 911 CPR and basic first-aid training HAMILTON - Ohio's 911 dispatcher did not know. should be added She said she will telephone dispatchers should be The boy died from the bites. ask incoming Senate President required to take basic training in Authorities said there was no In- Richard Flnan, R-Cincinnatl, to emergency responses, a state dication that CPR would have help get the bill enacted. lawmaker said Tuesday. saved his life, but it illustrated Howard said the bill would State Sen. Janet Howard, the importance of training for have ensured that the Butler R-Forest Park, said a dog- emergency dispatchers. County dispatcher had a written mauling that killed a 7-year-old The state does not require guide with CPR instructions that Butler County boy Saturday un- training for emergency dispat- she could have read to the caller. derscores that need. chers. Howard met Tuesday morning "People Just assume when they Howard Introduced a bill this with Bill Hlnkle, operations di- call 911 that help is there.... Real- year that would have required all rector of the Hamilton County ly, that's not always the case," emergency dispatchers to Communications Center. Howard said "We want to make receive basic training, although sure that when they call, they're not CPR or first aid. "The dispatcher is the first link getting the best help available. The bill got stuck in the Sen- In the emergency communica- We owe that to our citizens." ate's Ways and Means Committee tions process, and it's the weakest link," Hlnkle said. "A A visitor at a Ross Township and never came up for a vote. Al Bchrman/Thc AfMcUlcd Prcu home called 911 Saturday after Howard said she plans to reln- caller doesnt know if the dispat- Bridget Vukelic of Applied Imagination sets up buildings forming the center piece of the Holiday two dogs mauled Ethan Fricke. troduce the bill in January and cher has six months of training Show at Krohn Conservatory Tuesday In Cincinnati. The caller asked how to adminis- will talk to emergency experts or no training. It's a crapshoot." Bureau to review procedures Convict claims Paul Souhnda lenge to step up our already ag- somber during his bond hearing Two armed city police officers The Associated Press gressive agenda to improve ser- on three counts of kidnapping were on duty in the building's vice to Ohio's injured workers." Thursday. Franklin County Mun- lobby Thursday, but no other ad- another's crime COLUMBUS - The director of Authorities say James L. icipal Court Judge Janet Jackson ditional security was apparent. the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Dailey, upset over a claim the set his bond at $1.5 million and The three men who were taken The Associated Press ton, N.Y., and Durian, 26, of bureau had denied, took three scheduled a preliminary hearing hostage - two employees of a se- Wellman, Iowa, were hitchhik- Compensation on Thursday CINCINNATI - A convicted ordered a review of security and hostages on the 12th floor of the for Nov. 22. curity company and a bureau in- ing to a gathering of the Rain- killer behind bars in St. Louis agency procedures that he said bureau's headquarters. He was Dailey, 36, of Washington vestigator - were back at work. bow Family counterculture says he killed two women in group when they were killed. could avoid a repeat of Wednes- armed with three guns and two Court House, made no state- Union officials said they West Virginia in 1980, even "They were kind of dirty, day's standoff at a downtown of- cans of gasoline, they said. ments in court and said nothing already made recommendations though another man was con- hippie-type looking broads," fice tower. The standoff ended after about as he was returned to the county to Improve security, but were ig- seven hours, and no one was in- Jail. victed of the crimes. Franklin said in the television "I'm saddened that anyone nored. Joseph Paul Franklin, 45, jured. interview. "They told me they would become despondent Conrad said he appointed a 'The drive to reduce costs may told Cincinnati television dated blacks ... One of them enough to create yesterday's sit- Dailey was a welder for CVI in committee of employees and se- have compromised some of their station WKRC in interviews told me she was into race- uation," James Conrad said in a the suburb of HlUlard until he in- curity professionals to evaluate security considerations," said broadcast Sunday and Monday mixing, you know. I had no news release. "But instead of jured his back in 1992. the risk at bureau offices. He Peter Wray, spokesman for the that he shot Nancy Santomero choice b' . to kill them right dwelling on what happened, we'- Wearing a denim jacket and said he expected recom- Ohio Civil Service Employees and Vlcki Durian because they there." re using these events as a chal- blue Jeans, Dailey appeared mendations within 10 days. Association. said they had dated black peo- Frai.klin said he stopped at a ple. general store to buy gas, then BRIDGES Franklin, an avowed white drove to a rural place where supremacist, has said that he he thought there would be no Continued from page one. much weight he was carrying. targeted some of his shooting witnesses. He said he ordered "We know he was overloaded victims because they were the women out of his car and the bridge and on solid ground but we have not way of knowing Jewish, black or associated they refused, so he shot them when the span collapsed but the by how much," Sheriff John Kohl with people of another race. inside the car. trailers fell about 20 feet into the said. Franklin already is serving "First words she said was, THE BEST JAZZ IN TOWN! Portage River. Ohio Farmers Union spokes- six life sentences plus 31 oh my God Second one didn't He was charged operating a man Doug Durliat said farmers years for murder. say anything. It was very vehicle in excess of posted are worried about the safety of quick," Franklin said. "I shot JAZZ NIGHT weight limits. He was found rural bridges. He has been charged in five the one in the front, one In the guilty Monday by Bowling Green other shootings. Including one back, shot her again... I was so 19 & Over Every Night Municipal Court Judge Mark "It's becoming more of a con- at the Brith Sholom Knesseth psyched up, I didn't hear the Reddin. Bateson was fined $75 cern because equipment is get- Israel Congregation outside gun fire, really." and told the judge that his insur- ting larger and heavier. As in the Clayton, Mo. in 1977 that killed ance company would help pay case of Mr. Bateson, some of Gerald C. Gordon, 42, of In 1993, Jacob Beard was reward reward reward reward part of the $150,000 to rebuild the these bridges were built a long Chesterfield, Mo. convicted of killing the women $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ bridge. He could have been fined time ago when we didn't have On Monday, a hearing was in West Virginia and sen- $1,200. that kind of equipment traveling held to determine to whether tenced to two life terms in $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Bateson did not know how our roads," Durliat said. Franklin is competent to stand Mount Olive Correctional trial. Defense attorneys say Complex. He has argued that KECYCLIM;I Franklin is a paranoid schizo- authorities granted him im- CENTER I phrenic. munity for statements he Franklin confessed to the made about the killings, but $500 Reward shooting in 1994. then used the statements as WOOD COUNTY During his interviews with evidence against him. $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 WKRC, Franklin said he also "I heard they got some guy $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ AIRPORT killed the women in West Vir- locked up in the state pen in reward reward reward reward ginia. He said he shot them West Virginia for something I f. POt ROAD ~ and dumped their bodies in did," said Franklin, who con- Pocahontas County. tacted WKRC to offer his ac- For BGSU Santomero, 19, of Hunting- count. Information Regarding the Howard's ClubH Watch Personfs) Responsible 21(1 N Main Mon-Sot 12-2:30 am 352-9951 Sun 5 -2:30 am for the 50/50 RAFFLE AND PRI7ES All NIGHT! for Ihe THEFTS 7:10 M () L L I E M () N A II A N Winter of Equipment in DAMION 7:50 8:30 PRIZE FIGHTER Sports West Hall. MOTE 9:30 10:30 STATE OF GREEN Too Contact DIANA 11:30 Crime Connection 12:10 JACK!F O coming 372-6000 CHOKE SYMPATHY 1:10 Campus Police Doors at 7 PM Cost $3.00 this 372-2346 THIS IS A BENEFIT CONCERT FOR: V Reward based upon prosecution and conviction of person(s). BGSU 4-CAMP Thursday!!

f I m Nation Wednesday, November 20,1996 page five King's estate Experiment costs government Varsna Dobnik York. Doctors are not sure with uranium - to see how the the injections at Strong Memor- The Associated Press whether any of the 11 deaths human body would react to an ial Hospital in Rochester as part were directly related to the ex- atomic bombing. The tests of a research project conducted NEW YORK - The U.S. periments. sprang from efforts to develop by the University of Rochester files lawsuit "This settlement goes to the government will pay $4.8 million atomic weapons. and the U.S. government. The David Bauder lip Jones, president of Intel- for injecting 12 human guinea very heart of the moral ac- At the time, scientists claimed three others were injected in Il- The Associated Press lectual Properties Manage- pigs with uranium and plutonlum countability the government that the people were terminally linois, California and Tennessee. ment, the Atlanta firm that without their knowledge as part owes its citizens," the outgoing ill anyway and would not survive The scientists performing the NEW YORK - The estate of manages the King estate. of a Cold War-era radiation ex- energy secretary said at a meet- 10 years. A number of them lived experiments "had a code word Martin Luther King Jr. sued periment ing of the American Public longer, and the plutonlum is said for plutonlum In medical re- CBS Tuesday, charging the King delivered the speech "Never again," Energy Secre- Health Association. to have caused urinary tract in- cords, so people couldn't figure network with copyright in- during the civil rights march tary Hazel OTeary said in an- Lawyers for the plaintiffs said fections and painful osteoporo- out that these people were injec- fringement for using part of on Washington on Aug. 28, nouncing the settlement Tues- the government has yet to com- sis, or thinning of the bones. ted," said a lawyer for the plain- King's famed "I Have a 1963, and, according to his es- day. "Never again should tests be pensate about 20,000 other peo- Autopsies on the patients injec- tiffs, Leonard Marks. Dream" speech in a television tate, registered it with the U.S. performed on human beings." ple used for biochemical experi- ted with plutonlum revealed "It was a rotten thing to do," documentary. Copyright office shortly O'Leary said $400,000 apiece ments in the 1940s, '50s and '60s. bones "that looked like Swiss said Luther Schultz, whose King's estate claims CBS is thereafter. King himself filed will go to the families of the 11 The 12 victims in the settle- cheese," said Raymond Heslln, a mother, Eda Schultz Charlton, trying to profit from copyr- a lawsuit to prevent people victims who are now dead, and a ment were Injected during the lawyer for the plaintiffs. was injected in 1945 at Strong ighted work, while the net- from selling recorded copies, woman still living in upstate New 1940s - 11 with plutonlum, one Nine of the victims received Memorial. work said the slain civil rights Jones said. leader's heirs have no right to claim ownership of footage The speech at the Lincoln from one of the most pivotal Memorial was given before an speeches of the century. audience of 250,000 people and Texaco informant charged The lawsuit, filed in federal Is one of the most widely district court in Atlanta, seeks quoted from King's career. to stop CBS from selling Former executive faces sentencing for discrimination videocassette footage of "20th CBS covered the event live Jim Fitzgerald race-discrimination suit was discrimination settlement on re- documents for the lawsuit, FBI Century With Mike Wallace," and broadcast King's entire The Associated Press charged Tuesday with shredding cord, Is the first executive to face agent Joseph Mangan said in a documentary on the civil speech, said Andrew Hey- documents in the case. charges in the scandal. court papers. rights movement. ward, president of CBS News. WHITE PLAINS, NY. - The Richard Lund wall, whose dis- The tapes "corroborate Lund- Lundwall, 55, of Danbury, The network has frequently former Texaco executive who closure of the tapes was a gigan- wall's admissions regarding his Conn., could get up to 10 years In "You don't own that speech, used excerpts of the speech in secretly taped himself and his tic embarrassment for the na- participation, together with other prison and $250,000 in fines if and you cant sell it," said Phil- stories since then, he said. colleagues belittling blacks and tion's 14th-largest corporation officials, in an effort to corruptly convicted of obstruction of jus- plotting to destroy evidence in a and led to the biggest race- destroy, conceal and withhold" tice.

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JlmTocco don't really look at them as goals you're getting wins. If I'm help- The BC News against average; I look at them as ing contribute, that's all I want to [a measure of] team defense. do." After becoming a MAC cham- When we see the rankings for But while he's contributing, pion for the second time In his goals against average, it says Vallow is earning a reputation as two-year career, goalkeeper Scott Vallow, seventh in the na- one of the best in the region. The Scott Vallow is easy to spot - not tion, but it's not that. It's Bowling 6-foot-2-inch sophomore has the because he's wearing a different Green, seventh in the nation. It's quickness of a mongoose and the color jersey, but because he's the a team accomplishment, not just reflexes of a mousetrap. loudest person on the field, an individual accomplishment." After school, Vallow hopes to screaming and jumping up and Indeed, the keeper is quick to offer his skills to the soccer down. credit his defense with a large world. The outspoken and articulate chunk of the credit for the team's "I want to continue playing, keeper Is In the midst of putting success. wherever it may be or at what together a career that speaks as "Scott will be the first to tell level," he said." loudly of him as he does of the you that his success is due in As for now, though, the per- organization for which he plays. large part to [defenders] Tony sonable keeper is keeping a "I feel Bowling Green is the [Dore], Brett [Strang] and Peter proper perspective on his life total package," said the Napervl- [Kolp]." and his soccer career. Ue, 111. native. "The team unity is But let's not take too much "Right now, I just want to stay very important to me. credit away from the goalkeeper healthy and play the best I can," "I took a recruiting visit to who has posted 19 shutouts In two he said. Virginia, which is the ultimate. years - he's already just eight Besides, he's enjoying where Everyone dreams about going to away from setting the all-time he Is right now. Virginia. When you're a kid, BG record in that category. everyone wears Virginia soccer But Vallow isn't interested in "The best thing about this hats and Virginia soccer sweat- his personal statistics. Bowling Green team is the shirts, but when you go there, it's "It's not really statistics, it's friendships that we all have. And a totally different story. ... Once getting the wins," he said. "As I think that our friendships off the game is over, the guys go 13 far as the individual accom- the field carry to our perform- different ways. There are only a plishments, it's hard to think ance on the field." couple of them that are friends about those things. You just take And why shouldn't he enjoy it? on the team." one game at a time, and whatever To be able to hoist a trophy over Falcon fans can be glad that he accomplishments you get, those your head after each of two chose Bowling Green. Last are just secondary as long as seasons is a rare experience. season, he paced all freshmen in goals against average, with a 0.52 BG's first-round NCAA tournament match will take place at 1 mark. It was the second best p.m. at Mickey Cochrane Field. mark in the nation, and the best Bowling Green will host The University of Detroit Mercy. It Is In Bowling Green history. Re- the first time Bowling Green has ever played host to an NCAA markably, he received no con- match. ference, state, or regional Tickets are 7 dollars for adults and S dollars for students, Doug Kkrenoviky BCNcoi awards for his stellar season. senior citizens, and children 12 and under. They are available at Scott Vallow, who shut out both Eastern Michigan and University of Kentucky In the Mldamerlcan Con- "It was special," Vallow said. the gate or by calling the BG ticket office. ference Tournament last weekend. He was forced to make only five saves all weekend as the Falcons "But those kinds of statistics, I rolled to their second consecutive title. Albert Belle leaves Cleveland KenBeroer the Indians' chief rival in the AL AssociatedPress Central. Extra money Belle will make plenty of re- CLEVELAND - All things con- turn trips to Cleveland, where he sidered, drafting a talented but has played all six of his seasons may pay for tempestuous outfielder from in the majors and been adored Louisiana State named Joey Belle every step of the way. John Smoltz back in 1987 was well worth the Wearing black, will Belle be Ken Berger risk for the Cleveland Indians. treated as an outlaw at Jacobs Associated Press Of course, now he goes by Al- Field? bert. And now that he is leaving "He'll be booed right out of the CLEVELAND - Cleveland In- for the Chicago White Sox, the stadium," Indians fan Al Van- dians general manager John Hart Indians will miss his enormous Valkenberg said after hearing did everything but come right presence in the lineup, the tunnel the news. "The first time he out and say it: He has made a vision, the gladiator's body that comes up, they ought to check his play for John Smoltz. never got hurt. bat." The Indians, who lost free- But will they miss the tan- The White Sox confiscated Bel- agent Albert Belle to the Chicago trums, the suspensions, the fires- le's bat during a game in 1994, White Sox, now have some money torms, the aching fear that you setting off a scene straight out of to spend elsewhere, namely on never knew when Belle was real- Mission Impossible. Someone pitching. Hart has said that ly going to snap? broke into the umpire's locker Smoltz, who won the 1996 NL Cy Not one bit. The White Sox get and replaced Belle's confiscated Young Award for the Atlanta it all - the home runs, the clutch bat with one that belonged to Braves, is one of several starting hits and the temper. Paul Sorrento. pitchers he is looking to acquire "Early in Albert's career we Baseball didn't buy it, and Be- through free agency or trades. recognized his talent, and we cer- lle served a seven-game suspen- The Plain Dealer reported tainly recognized his quirks and sion, one of five in his pro career. Tuesday that the Indians have of- at times his lack of maturity," As he often did in the face of con- fered Smoltz a four-year, $30 mil- Indians general manager John troversy, Belle went on a hitting lion contract. In a teleconference Hart said. "At the same time, we tear, batting .476 with 10 homers AiMcUted PITH that dealt mostly with damage control over Belle's departure, recognize Albert's contributions in the last 20 games of the A pretty good pair of Sox: Brand new White Sox member Albert Belle (left) poses with Frank Thomas. on the field for this ballclub. He season. Hart would not confirm the re- was a star player who did some It was one of many distractions port. great things for us." that at times overshadowed Bel- NFL's Browns - leave town. Be- leaving his suburban home Tues- jaded," said Diane Elting of "I don't want to play my hand Belle, the best power hitter in le's tremendous production. lle, who has said in recent inter- day and getting on a plane. Shaker Heights. "It's getting to too much," Hart said. But baseball, signed what is believed By now, Cleveland Is used to views that he wanted to play his They know the drill around the point where I don't care any- clearly, money that won't be paid to be a five-year, $52.5 million watching its favorite players - whole career In Cleveland, was here. to Belle will be used for some- contract Tuesday with Chicago, even an entire team, like the filmed by television cameras "I know I am more angry, more Sec BELLE, page Nine. thing.

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Both Ball State "Next year, with a year's expe- mark on the team was with new home losses to Akron, Kent and and Western were looking to rience under our belts, I expect ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Cali- uniforms, a new logo and a new The Bowling Green volleyball Central Michigan. reach the MAC tournament and we'll get off to a faster start," fornia Angels officially be- identity." team did some growing this A win finally came against the were ready for Bowling Green. Ferlic said. "We are losing some came the Anaheim Angels on The new uniforms wont be season. Unfortunately, with all lowly Eastern Michigan Eagles. "I'll remember getting closer key players, and I dont know yet Tuesday ~ complete with a new revealed for at least another growing comes a little pain. The birds would spend most of to the team," junior outside hitter how they'll be replaced" logo - while their stadium was month. The logo depicts a home The young Falcons suffered the season together in the base- Marln Ferllc said. "Losing tends Hilton was the team's leading undergoing a turn-back-the- plate covering crossed bats, through one of the most difficult ment, as BG and Eastern tied for to bring a team together." offensive player. HUton finshed clock renovation. with "Angels" splashed diag- volleyball seasons In school his- ninth place for many weeks. the season with 459 kills. "Anytime you have an onally across the front. An ownership change, people are tory. Having lost six seniors to At this point Bowling Green Outside hitter Crumley angel wing is hitched to the graduation, BG had to break in an suffered through a six match los- had more of a defensive role. She going to do things their way, so side of the "A," giving it the "Next year, with a to speak," said Angels presi- equal number of newcomers. ing streak. Some matches were tied Heather Murphy for team Disney flair. With that basis, the Falcons be- close, others were blowouts. year's experience dent Tony Tavares, who un- More importantly to lead in digs with 310. She also veiled the new logo with an as- Anaheim Mayor Tom Daly, his gan what freshman outside hitter Twice Bowling Green lost by two under our belts, I contributed 167 kills and 51 total Melissa Lewis called "a learning points in five games, once to sist from general manager Bill city's name replaces "Califor- expect we'll get off to blocks. Bavasl. nia" on the uniforms, in the experience." Western Michigan, and once to The new senior class will be The Falcons stumbled out of Ohio. a faster start." "We didn't take over until standings, and on every piece looked to again to help guide the May of last year and we had to of merchandise sold by Dis- the gate losing seven of its first A bit of a turning point seemed still young Falcons. 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±_l*^Ll±s 204 West Hall. SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS ARE NOT NEEDED Deadline to apply is 3 p.m. Monday, December 2. RPS is an equal opporttinity/Affirmativfe; page eight The BG News Wednesday, November 20, 1996 Swimmers head to Chicago Pilling and Stolz make good for Windy City Invitational examples for BG swimmers This weekend's Windy City In- Classroom champions Mike Leonard there, a couple races you swim vitational will mark the end of MEN'S TENNIS The BC News by yourself." the first half of the season for ahe The Falcons can claim as good Stoltz said that training in Falcon swim teams. NOTEBOOK a record in the classroom as they One Is a soft-spoken leader Luxembourg soon made it im- from the greater Toronto area. possible to Improve, so he de- The invitational, hosted by the Mike Leonard do in the pool thus far. University of Illinois-Chicago, With a team grade point of The other Is an Olympic hope- cided to stay stateside and BG News will present a wide-open field on average of 2.97 for the men and ful from the small nation of eventually chose Bowling both the men's and women's Sports Writer 2.94 for the women, the Falcons Luxembourg. Green. are on track to be commended And somehow, their paths sides. Participating teams in- Bowling Green swimming is clude the Falcons, UIC, Cleve- of town over winter break. once again by the NCAA for ex- crossed when they both de- Pilling Stolz cided to swim for BGSU. certainly grateful Stoltz came land State, Wright State, North- So, the Falcons will spend 10 cellence In the classroom. to BG. He already holds school ern Illinois and Wisconsin-Green days of their winter break Michelle Pilling and Tom for swimming talent. Stoltz are the two premier "I think that Toronto is one records In the 500-, 1000- and Bay. swimming underneath the warm 1650-yard freestyle swims, re- Falcon head coach Randy Ju- sun of San Juan, Puerto Rico. "I hope we have a freestyle distance swimmers most competitive places in all for the Bowling Green swim of Canada," Pilling said. cords which he hopes to break lian is cautiously optimistic Don't think, however, that the again this year. Stoltz also has about the women's teams Falcons will be spending then- chance. We definitely team this year. However, what Pilling states that her goal these two athletes bring to the for this season, after which she hopes of breaking the 200-yard chances of winning the meet. days on the beaches. As Julian think we're one of the freestyle record, and currently "I hope we have a chance. We indicates, the Falcons will be on a team is something more than plans to give up swimming, is favorites." their swimming prowess. go to the finals of the MAC holds the team's best time in definitely think we're one of the hard schedule of long practices. 100-yard freestyle this year. favorites," Julian said. "We will have one day off dur- Randy Julian Head coach Randy Julian is Champioship meet while set- quick to praise both athletes. ting a good example for the Julian stated the men's team ing the training period. There's Swimming coach What makes Stoltz special, will deal with some stiff competi- going to be a lot of doubles [two- "When the team has done younger members of the team. things outside of the pool, "My biggest goal Is to final In however, is what he has ac- tion, augmented by the fact that a-day practices]. We're there to complished outside of Bowling there is no dominant team that train." Julian said. Like all areas of the teams' [Stoltz] has been as involved as all three of my events and just encourage the rest of the team Green. Stoltz took a year off will compete this weekend. performance, however, Julian anybody else," Julian said. BG last year to try for a spot on Swimming hard outdoors in 80 would like to see Improvement. "[Pilling] is a great example to to do their best and have fun," Pilling said. the Luxembourg Olympic If this is training... degree conditions appears to be "We want to get over the 3.0 our younger students [with re- team. Though a bout with mon- more appealing than locking up GPA mark. It's lofty but we have gard to] academic responsibili- Stoltz literally came from onucleosis ended his hopes to Apparently, the Falcon swim the team at Cooper Pool for a a great academic class," Julian ty. halfway around the world to attend the '96 games, Stoltz will teams needed a reason to get out week. said. Pilling came to Bowling swim at BGSU, but he has left a make it a point to attend the Green from Leaside High mark on all those he has en- Olympics sometime in his School in North York, Ontario. countered at BG. swimming career. She is a captain for the wom- "Tom Stoltz has a good char- Las Vegas plans new stadium en's team and holds the team's acter, personality-wise he's a "That was good expirience. best times in the 500 and 1000 great leader in and out of the I'm glad I did it because I don't Tim Dahlberg Plans for the stadium appeared and the premier stadium, at some yard freestyle this year. Pill- pool and a great friend," have to ask myself, 'What if I Associated Press to have fallen apart a few months time they should get together." ing, however, has other priori- freshman Geoff Reeves said. hadn't taken the year ago when Tanner's group of in- The stadium could be confi- ties at BGSU besides swim- Stoltz came to the U.S. when off?'"Stoltz said. "I'm going to LAS VEGAS - Backers of a vestors couldn't come up with gured to seat as few as 28,000 for ming. he was 17 years old. After try and make it to Sydney [for planned $750 million domed sta- money to buy the Union Pacific basketball games or other smal- "I came to Bowling Green in- swimming in Rockford, 111. for the Olympics in 2000]." dium complex that would seat property. ler events, while it would hold tending to swim, but I put aca- two years, Stoltz realized that Back at BG, Stoltz Is current- 110,000 people say they have "We're going forward with a 110,000 for football. demics before swimming," he wanted to stay in the U.S. to ly a Junior by NCAA eligibility closed a deal to buy 61.5 acres of domed stadium that will be the "We may be able to Increase Pilling said. swim. standards. He says that he prime downtown Las Vegas land largest domed stadium ever that for a World Cup soccer type Pilling proves her commit- "[Swimming in Luxembourg] would like to earn a spot at for the project built," Tanner said. "More than of event," Tanner said of the ment to academics by serving is a lot different than college NCAA Championships but If built, the stadium would be that, it will be the most flexible." seating. as a representative for the swimming. It's not as fun. doesnt place a high priority on the biggest In the world and Tanner admitted making some swim team on the Student Ath- You're on a team....but you winning a MAC championship. would host sporting events, con- Tanner said plans call for con- mistakes In announcing the lete Academics Committee don't get points for your team, Stoltz and Pilling will lead ventions and other events in var- struction to begin next summer project earlier, and conceded here at BG. so you swim for yourself," the Falcon swim team into the ious configurations seating from on the complex, which will also some initial investors had with- The Toronto native stated Stoltz said. "There's not a lot of Windy City Inlvtatlonal in Chi- 28,000 to 110,000. feature a non-gaming hotel as drawn from the deal. that her home city Is a hotbed competition over there. Over cago this weekend. Las Vegas Mayor Jan Jones well as convention and meeting He said the commitment from Joined project promoter Paul areas. Lehman Brothers assures the Tanner at a Tuesday press con- He said he was not seeking a dome of going forward. ANGELS ference announcing that Lehman pro franchise for the stadium, "I don't think Lehman Brothers Brothers Holdings, Inc. put up but hoped someday to host the is interested in having a piece of Continued from page Seven. 30 years, so it's very meaningful Tavares said the cosmetic $50 million for the land purchase Super Bowl in the facility. dirt here at any price," Tanner to the people of Anaheim - espe- changes weren't done specifical- In exchange for a 50 percent In- "It would be nice to have," said said. have the name 'Anaheim' on a cially longtime residents who ly to make people forget the terest in the project. Tanner, who heads the Dallas- The stadium will have 351 major league baseball team," watched the stadium open 30 history of a star-crossed fran- It marked the second time the based Polyphase Corp. "If you suites ranging from 1,000 to 8,000 Daly said. "We've had major years ago and have lived and died chise still looking for its first project has been announced. have the premier football game square feet. league baseball in Anaheim for with the fortunes of the Angels." World Series berth Is There A Parking Problem edge on Campus? EDGE SALUTES MEN'S INTRAMURAL EXCELLENCE

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FRATERNITY B Sigma Chi Defeated Sigma Phi Epsilon: 21-19 SORORITY Alpha Xi Delta defeated Chi Omega: 14-0 FRATERNITY A Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated Sigma Alpha Epsilon: 31-15 If you think so, or even if you don't, MEN'S INDEPENDENT Roar Schocks defeated Ice House: 26-7 come help us solve this problem and WOMEN'S INDEPENDENT Triple B's defeated QCD's: 25£ out one of our surveys on: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS! AND THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED! Monday, November 18 10:00am - 7:00pm Tuesday, November 19 10:00am - 7:00pm Wednesday, November 20 10:00am - 7:00pm In the Union Foyer NICKS. NICKS. NICKS. NIX. VS V toartHmm it protects your skin from nicks and cuts ti jms. For a closer, more comfortable shave, its just in trie nick of time MM. Sponsored by the University Parking & Traffic Committee »w nitfm Wednesday, November 20, 1996> The HC; News page nine BELLE Continued from page Six. Seles quits in opening round of Chase tourney more. If the individuals who play BobRnh GreeneRr«pn» ry, is playing In her final tour-tour Olympics, where she was an ear- where she was seeded to meet quit after the first set with a bad on a team change every year, Associated Press nament and was given a retire- ly-round loser. Steffi Graf in the final. Graf may back. But the constant worry how can you have any loyalty? ment ceremony after the match. Yet, she has won five tourna- reach in Sunday's best-of-5-sets over her father has eased, at You don't even know who's out NEW YORK - With her shoul- "There were a couple of shots ments and was runner-up to Graf final; Seles won't. least, since his release last week there anymore." from a German jail where he had der hurting and her father signal- that made it even worse, and the at the U.S. Open. After Seles left the court, Graf The Indians had been trying to been incarcerated for more than ing for her to stop, Monica Seles pain just started shooting down "A couple of weeks coming into showed why she's the defending sign Belle since spring training, quit in the opening set of her a year on tax fraud charges. my arm," Seles said. "All you can this tournament haven't been a champion and top-seeded. She but Hart sensed that the free- first-round match Tuesday at the really do ice it and numb it at that highlight of my career," Seles showed no mercy toward her Chase Championships. agent slugger was slipping away. point." said, referring to losses to Jen- Slovakian opponent, simply But against Habsudova, who So Hart cushioned the blow by By being forced out of the The muscle tear in her left nifer Capriati in Chicago and overpowering Karina Habsudova was making her Madison Square acquiring power-hitting third match with the injury, Seles gave shoulder has bothered her since Hingis in Oakland, Calif. "It's 6-1,6-4 In 48 minutes. Garden debut, Grafs back prob- baseman Matt Williams from the Kimiko Date her first retirement her Australian Open victory in been a tough year In some ways. lems were in evidence only when San Francisco Giants last week. gift of the night, a second-round January, her only Grand Slam I've had some great times, but Like Seles, Graf came into this she sat down or got up from her But will that help when Belle berth against 16-year-old Mar- tournament title of the year. Her it's been just a struggle with season-ending tournament with chair on the court. She sat stiffly wins a game with a home run at tina Hingis. weak shoulder limited her serve, some things." an injury. In her last match, in during the changeovers, but It Jacobs Field for another team, Date, considered the greatest and she played poorly at the Still, she qualified for this $2 the Advanta Championships final didn't appear to affect her play. and worst of all, for Chicago? tennis player in Japanese histo- French Open, Wimbledon and the million, 16-player tournament on Sunday in Philadelphia, Graf Neither did Habsudova.

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DEADLINE IS Tha Cen-r for Wei Ine ss A PrevanHon Every Ciryl - Every Sta—I acholarahlpa available Irom aponaoralll No Call 419-691-8401. no pets: ma— preterred DECEMBER 2,1996. Rm 223 Student Health Center Eiott—nt Computer Program includes after 4pm call 354-1924 prepayment, avert!! mcaofi ax oot- Pick up an application to be a 59.000.Career Placement Agencies 1992 Toyo- Corrolle. 4-0r , Auto. AC ln»rior -go$$$. For Into: 1-$00-24$-14aa. JOIN BACCHUS WELLness Consultant! hke new. Runs great. Excellent condition. Cal An organization that educawe BG send check or MO of $9 95 Deadline Nov. 22 at 5:00pm 419-436-0634 coned. Small Bungalow on 612 on responsible drinking along v»r return address to: CALLTOOAYIII Can 372-9355 for more into Financial Solutions. POBoi 1294 5th St. Avail. Dec 1 it Appi canons avadalba ©Corner for Wetness 1 Prevention Mount Laurel. NJ 08054 BikalrxSale.rjrarvJrwwC^nnondaleM300lE 832-3681. 21 sod. Black, 20 inces $300 o b o Reg*wr lor Facia A Faoaa (2nd Floor Healrh Center) Why put it of any Longer? Receive a Certificate Irani Due Thursday Nov. 21 by 5 00pm Nov. is the ome to quit ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR-SUMMER OF 354-3201 the American Red Croee SUB LEASE - NOW to August. Current tenant 71 call 2-9355 The Great American Smoke Out* Hera 1997-Yogi Bears Jolty stone Camp Resort Is employed out ol state You pay $325 tor beauti- Learn updates on HIV/ADS Nov. 21 horn tO-2 looking lor 2 outgoing, creative people to plan For Ss—: Mongoose Manuevar 21" men's ful, quiet upstairs apt. 1 or 2 bedrooms. Perfect Thurt.. December 5»i. 5 -9pm Ii the Union Foyer Oat Involved Today! and imp—ment dairy activities tor a busy family mountain bike: just like new Cal 372-1194. for grad. atudent or coup—. Great space. Low Call 372-8355 ID register Pick up your smoke free Survival Kit camping resort rmv Sea World ol Aurora. utiis Quiet Street. Front porch. Off-Streei park- Ohio. GOVT FORECLOSED home, rrompennies LEARN HOW TO ing. Such e deal. 354-1633 CAMPUS POLLYEYES * Experience is preterred but not required. on $1. Oeequent Tax. Repot. RECfs. Your ICE SKATE! Try our fabulous calzonaall Male or —ma— recreaoorveducation majors area. Tol Free 1-800-216-9000 Ext H-2078 lor SUBLEASER WANTED FOR SPRING SE- TAKE A ONE HOUR current listings. Made with ricona chaaaa. mozzaretia. WANTED era encouraged to apply, aspedaly those look- MESTER PEG SPRING colby.andham ing for a praencum. bane; Electric Guitar lor Sale 50 wan Crete The While House across from Ba) Shots. Cal SEMESTER! 10".5.25 ir.7.95 - Salary la $1 S0.00n»k with housing. $200vwk Ampkfier w/12" speaker. A drum machine. Ryan at 353-7208. FREE DELIVERY 11 AH - 2PM 3624631 1 Fan—la sublease* Cose to campus. without Call 353-4322. Ask tor Jayson SUBLEASER NEEDED - DEC/JAN - AUG Mohican Ovemight Cabin Trip $i8a7mo. mil. Call 352-5871 - Interviewing wil be done at the Rason. 1997 Sat. Nov. 23 tarn - Sun. Nov. 24 12pm Sand your resume to: IBM compatible 486 computer. 33 mhz. CO 1 —mala aub—aaar needed for Spring 97. Rom, monitor. 24 pin dot matrix pnn—r. Mkro- 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT FURNISHED Mohican Stale Park -Wry stone Camp Resort CAMPUS TANNMG House located on Wooe-r (Kohl Hal). $190 CALLS STACI353-2135 $30 - Bursa/aDle c/o Andrea Schwartz toftOffice Included. $600090, Jen 353-8905 Includaa: One day. one right lodging, transpor- par mo. Call Carolyn al 353-8424. 6511 Marsol S222 Fall Tanning Specials Power Book 165 12/160/14.4 tation, lunch, dinner, breakfast, and raking. May field Hu, Ohio 44124 Subleaser needed for Spring 97 or sooner Untimded tanning a 1 lemale aub—aaar needed for Spring Somee- w/carrying case $710 Sign up in the UAO office, 330 Union. For more lar. Cose to campua. Call 353-1278 Male or female. Own room. 2 full bath in house. Christmaa $35 -1 month Can 353-7265 ask for Paul into call 2-7164 $205 . u»l., no security deposit. Call Tamyka Unarmed - $30 11 visits BASS PLAYER needed lor experienced Sponsored by UAO 1 or 2 -mala subksaaars needed. Reasonable 352-6689 $25 352-7889 rant A undoes, washer/dryer in apt Call Mary modem rock band Wal known in BG A CMve- SEIZED CARS from $175 Porsches. Cads- 352-6452. land. Cal for details 372-5334. lacs. Chevy's. BMWt. Corveoes. Alto Jeeps. Sublease* needed Spring 1997 Chidcare needed ASAP 4WO's. Your Area. Toll Free 1-800-2169000 Need Experience? 1-2 Housemates needed lor Spring 97 Please call 354-5216 Wad.. Thur. and Frl. thru Jan. 10 E xt. A-2076 lor current listings Prepare yourself for the job market Own room, vary dose to campus. Under $200 per month Call 886-1004 Become a Wetness Consurtant Call 352-3005 if interested. SubMaaora needed for Spring '97 2 bdrm. Appl. at rm. 223 Student Health C» FOR RENT apl. gaa included. Call 354-1235 Deadline Nov. 22nd at 5pm CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Receive academic credi l Female Subleaser Needed Spring 1987 Earn up to $2,000 ♦ /month Can 372 9355 lor more info Own bedroom (2 bdrm. Apt) 1 block from working on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour Com- campua. Rant negotiable, roe May rant paraea. Work) travel. Seasonal A ful time em- Management Inc. and cab-. Can anytime 354 8130 ployment available No experience necessary. * 9798 * Houses A Apl. Listing For more information eel 1-206-971-3550 an. For rent now. Oftkse 316 E. Marry S3 SPRING BREAK '97 New New New New C 554 48 Listings 24 hours or we mall Available Jan 2. 1997- 1 a bdrtn at our Female subleaser tor Spnng 97. $2u0/mo. 353-032S Hiilsdale apis, unique floor plan, very Vary close to campua Own room. Parking. Ay Earn cash Bluffing envelopes at home. All ma- oa at 353-1253. terials provided Send SASE to P.O Box 624. spacious, a/c A carports. •Wanted rm—s. to HI houses and apts ' Very South Padre Is. O-the.KS 68051. Starts at 350Vmo * ubt call 353-5800 Close To Campus NEVER WORK LE BEAUJOLAIS NOUVEAU Call 353-0325 EST ARRIVE! WE lift ONLY LUIKHA&AIN! THURSDAY, NOV. 21 [Aon.M-.K-. • pfVI-lBtVllr to >•(■ AUTO Texas. Management Inc. Aawaca'a I 1 tmkkm IMB Al Oatbattk, ft duuMf only, ft—1| ihiaarf CHURCHILL'S ra«l«f • unI. wa art aaMkin< •n«rf>*d FREE Parties SB **•* Available Jan 2,1997- Evergreen Apt*. R (* INSURANCE 1 bdrm 8 eff units, laundry on site, tons larfWUaah tor big fu and N U Um FREE Meals HjBff ol parking Starts at 230/mo Mpio*a*$Mii. Wa •ko offer frooi boaofiu awl ■a Ea.pk.Y-. Stock Opdon Plan call 353-5800 "THE WINE PUCE" FREE Activities r* Tha OolUek S — k Ho— vtll op— MOB 1B: f 401 W. Diisscl ltd. 1141 S. Main St. l) * Low Rates Student Express, Inc. Maumce, Oil 43537 1996 Georges DeBoeul 1.800.SURFS.UP Mon-Frl 10-6 1996 Jeon-Morc Anjou I |p11 1 * Low Down Management Inc. 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