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• * * * * FRIDAY March 2< 1998 * * • Volume 84, Issue 120 Bowling Green, Ohio News • * * * *
"An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920" Morbury found Happy Birthday, dear Union □ Festivities are not guilty planned throughout the day to celebrate □ Art therapy students the birthday of the are concerned for the fu- Student Union. ture of the program after recent problems be- ByDARLAWARNOCK tween a student and in- The BC News structor. Lordy, lordy, look what's turning 40. ByDARLAWARNOCK The Student Union will cele- The BC News brate 40 years of operation to- day in a spirited campus-wide A University student accused birthday party. of threatening a professor was This party comes only found not guilty by a judicial months before the Student committee Thursday. Union undergoes a facelift of "It's wonderful," said Ja'Nitta collossal proportions. Marbury shortly after hearing Past, present and future sec- the news. The senior art therapy tions of the Student Union will major was accused of using art to be highlighted thoughout the threaten her instructor. day to bring out the best part of The verdict should allow her to the Union and remind students, return to class as scheduled faculty and staff of the oppor- tunities there. Monday. She declined to com- The effort is being coordi- ment further until she was able nated by Gale Swanka, associ- to read the entire decision of the ate director of the Union. The committee. Only one thing will be different plans have been in the works for the celebration since Jan- when she returns. uary. Dawn Knez, interim director of "We thought that it would be the art therapy program and the BC Nr»I Ph«« by if— Bow t n as nice to celebrate what has instructor involved in the dis- been as to look to see what will pute, will not be there. According The Student Union was built to serve about 8,000 students. Now, is planned to accomodate everyone. The Union is celebrating its with University enrollment nearing 1 B,000,a complete renovation 40th birthday today. to some students, she decided to • See BIRTHDAY, page four. take a temporary leave of ab- sense. Knez was not available for any further comment. Rocket-firing, rifle salute opened new Union in '58 Catherine Fawcett, an art ther- apy major in Knez's class, said The University went firing salute. leadership nonary and Donna Each of the dedication days began this morning with the students are worried for their □ all out for the grand The long awaited opening of Remy, president-elect of the will be known by a specific ti- cutting of the ribbon. The en- class as well as their instructor. the four-story, air-conditioned Association of Women Studens, tle, today being known as tire Union will be open for in- The class is scheduled to meet opening of the Student building was heralded by the begrn their procession at 8:35 "Campus Day," Saturday des- spection until 4 p.m. except for with Lou Kruegger, director of Union. firing of a rocket which served am. ignated as "Dedication and the gigantic and lavishly ador- the school of art, to discuss the as a signal to the campus that Other members of the ribbon Alumni Day" and Sunday as ned Grand Ballroom which will rest of the semester. The class the ribbon had been cut. cutting committee were Doug "Parents Day." be unveiled at 8:30 tonight at was supposed to take a midterm The BC News The actual ribbon cutting Eggleston, president of the In- Because so many individuals which time the doors will be exam and begin their symposium ceremony began at 8:30 am., terfraternity Council, Charlo- and groups have been involved opened for the formal all- Monday. (Editor's Note: This story ori- when members of the AFROTC tte Bliesch, president of Pun in the development of the campus dance and the appear- Now, they are not quite sure ginally ran in The News on Fri- drum and bugle corps and the hellenlc Council, Janet Dick, Union, it was felt that a specif- ance of Guy Lombardo and his where they stand - or where day, April 11, 1958, the official ROTC drill team formed an first vice president of AWS and ic day should be alloted to each Roayl Canadians. The Union their program stands. Knez is the opening of the University aisle from Prout Hall to the Richard Britner, president of of these groups so that they will, however, be reopened and only full-time instructor in the Union.) Union through which the rib- the Men's Interresidence Hall exclusively might be able to in complete operation at 5 p.m. program. The multi-million dollar Uni- bon cutting delegation passed. CounciL view the modernistic struc- Alumni and the general pub- Melissa Gabor, another student versity Union was officially Following some introductory ture. lic will receive their opportuni- in the class, said she is also wor- opened at 8:45 this morning Student Leaders In Procession remarks by Dr. McDonald, ty to tour the Union on Satur- ried because the hearing seemed when Mrs. Ralph W. McDonald Miss Remy handed a pair of "Campus Day" Highlights day during "Dedication and to turn the issue into a racial con- cut the orange and brown rib- The official delegation, con- scissors to Mrs. McDonald who Alumni Day." The Union will flict. Marbury is black and the bon strung across the front en- sisting of Dr. and Mrs. McDon- cut the ribbon; thus beginning "Campus Day," which is re- be open from 8:30 am. until 5 trance amidst a roll of drums, a ald, Edward Ward, president of the three dedication days of the served exclusively for stu- • See STUDENT, page five. flourish of bugles and a rifle- Omlcron Delta Kappa, men's Union grand opening. dents and faculty members. •See UNION, page six, Dance Marathon folks ready to trip the light fantastic a The third annual been preparing for this, the are special In their own way. I Dance Marathon is largest student-run philanthropy was so lucky to have this posi- at the University, for an entire tion" Dance Marathon has been scheduled to begin Sat- year. an event in the making for the urday at 10 a.m. and This year, there are 32 miracle past year. Kristen Nlcholl, com- children and last weekend, the munications chair for Dance will be host to 170 peo- children and the organizations Marathon, said planning Dance ple dancing to raise who sponsored them met for the Marathon has been a lot of work, first time. Nicole Gleblewski, but she is ready to have some fun money for the Chil- chair of family relations, said the this weekend. dren's Miracle Network. children are what make a differ- "Once you do It once, it gets in ence to the dancers. your blood," Nlcholl said. By BRANDI BARHITE "They are our honored guests. There will be 170 dancers from The BC News We wouldn't get through it with- approximately 50 University or- out them," said Golebiewski. ganizations. Each dancer had to The countdown is on and Uni- She said the kids help the dan- pay an initial $50 and had to raise versity students, faculty, organi- cers and when they begin to lose an additional $250. Much of their zations and the patients of Chil- motivation, they will play with money was raised through fun- dren's Services at the Medical the kids to regain their energy. draisers and donations. College of Ohio are putting on Throughout the event, families Every organization sponsors their dancing shoes and gearing will also be speaking to the dan- one child from Medical College up for an entire weekend of danc- cers telling them their stories. of Ohio (MCO). All of the families ing. Golebiewski also said there will and children are Invited to the The third annual Dance Mar- be a kid's corner with toys for the event. athon will kick off Saturday kids to play with and a family Carrie Zimmer, chair of morning at 10 am. and will end room with couches, food, movies finance, said there were between Sunday at 6 p.m. and video games for the families seven and eight weekends of Pbolo Pravldrd All of the funds raised will stay to retreat to. canning in Toledo, Bowling in Northwest Ohio to help local "You look at our complaints Green and Flndlay in order to Last year's Dance Marathon raised over $100,000 for Children's Miracle Network at the Medical College children suffering from diseases and then you see kids as young as raise the money. She said can- of Ohio in Toledo. The third annual Thon takes place in the Rec this weekend. Dancers will be dancine such as leukemia, cancer and two fighting for their lives," ning, which is soliciting money in from 10 a.m. Saturday until 6 p.m. Sunday. " * muscular dystrophy. A fifteen- Golebiewski said. 'Honestly, member steering committe has every single one of these families • See DANCE, page five. 1 I page 2 The BG News Friday, March 27, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller f OPINION 372-2604 The BG News Prison struggles race, class After visiting the Sing Sing in less time than they are sentenced for other crimes. This way we could Correctional Facility in New York for? Of course they could - with look at not only the fact that some- Slate, I wrote about Ihe need for the proper programming. Take that one committed a crime, but more education to remain in the prisons, away and give a drug dealer 15 importantly, why they committed as they are a key in the rehabilita- years with no parole, and there's the crime. This is not to say that tion process. This week, I would one you don't have to worry about someone who committed a robbery like to touch briefly on race and for a while. In the meantime, dig should not have to be punished class issues as far as prisons are into his file and pull out some other because they were trying to iur- concerned. unsolved crime and add 3 more vive. They should also be helped. As I stated last week, in New years to his sentence. Aiding that offender would mean York, 28 percent of the population The thing that gets me is that the to look at societies economic divi- is of color, while 85 percent of their (in my opinion) worst violent sions, and we don't want to do that. prison population is of color. I'm crimes, murder, can be beaten in Unfortunately, violent and non willing to bet that the percentage of court, while these nonviolent violent offenders are receiving the poor people in prison is in the high crimes can't. What I mean is that "An independent student voice serving beatings, cruel and inhumane pun- same punishment which is cruel 90s. you can be guilty of murder and and unusual. It's hard to be sympa- First off, let's look at race. While ishment. Could it be the reason that still not go to prison. Of course, Bowling Green since 1920" more people of color are in prisons; thetic, especially to violent offend- at the prison, I saw lots of white there's self defense and all but even ers, but we say to ourselves that faces. They were mostly guards. the reason they are building more in those cases the crime is judged prisons despite a decrease in crime; they deserve to be there and don't There were some white inmates, behind your reasons for your think twice about it. As I said last 210 West Hall but all of the ones in my group the reason people of color are get- actions. I'm not a lawyer or any- ting longer sentences with less week, we all commit crimes and we were of color. It could be very easy thing, but I am not aware of too are all criminals. Our activities are Bowling Green State University chance of parole is because of this many courts bothering with why to say that this is because people of fueled by our environments. This Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 color are just bad people, but let's legal institution of slavery? No, someone sells drugs or steals. America wouldn't do that. does not make us bad people. It look deeper. This gets into the class issue. makes us as much a victim as the Phone: (419) 372-2601 According to the Bureau of Automatically, people start to Lifetime chances of a person people we commit crimes against. Justice, serious violent crime levels, assume that people who steal and E-mail: [email protected] going to prison are higher for This is why we, the criminals, need property crime rates and the sell drugs are bad people. They blacks (16.2 percent) and Hispanics education, rehabilitation and, yes, (9.4 percent) than for whites (2.5 Federal criminal case load have never find out why. I know people even rights. We all do. percent). Based on current rates of declined, while the number of who deal drugs because they have DARLA WARNOCK first incarceration, an estimated 28 adults in the correctional popula- been able to find no other way to We are lazy when it comes to the Editor-in-Chief percent of black males will enter tion has been increasing. Over 40 support their families. I've known prison inmate. We lock them up State or Federal prison during their percent of the increase in the prison of people who have committed and forget about them. We joke population since 1980 is due to an about them, and we dehumanize BRANDON WRAY NATALIE MILLER lifetime, compared to 16 percent of embezzlement out of greed. Who's Hispanic males and 4.4 percent of increase in the prisoners convicted the bad person? them. We become immune to their Associate Editor Opinion Editor white males. of violent offenses, plus, the incar- I would feel better about our problems. It shows in our society, ceration rate and the number of and it definitely shows in the SARAH BEDNARSKI The 13th Amendment to the U.S. judicial process if they gave motive ELIZABETH KERBY Constitution states, "Neither slav- prisoners on death row has been as much attention in these cases as employees of the prison. I heard News Editor Copy Chief ery nor involuntary servitude, increasing. Can somebody say they do in murder. But, if they did them constantly crack jokes saying except as a punishment for crime "contradiction?" that, I'd guarantee they'd see a that there's always enough cells for JEREMY MARTIN JASON McMAHON whereof the party shall have been I don't want anyone to think trend where crimes like robbery or us to come back to. As I stood at the Photo Editor Sports Editor duly convicted, shall exist within that I don't think people should be drug dealing are high among poor main entrance of Sing Sing prepar- the United States, or any place sub- punished for their crimes. I think people while embezzlement ranks ing to leave, one officer said to me, SCOTT BROWN JOHN WENZEL ject to their jurisdiction." they should. But I also feel that the high among the more financially "Next time you come back, bring a Graphics Editor Entertainment Editor What is this saying? In prison, judicial system is biased is regards stable. If they saw this, they would lawyer." I wanted to say, "I am a slavery is still legal. to race. In Sing Sing, one of the men know that a change has to be made. lawyer," but that would have been A prisoner is a "slave" to the stated that in New York, there is no Ignorance is bliss. a lie, so I just gave him the finger. prison. Failure to do as you're told such thing as time off for good Just as people are punished in Derrick A. Jcnes is a columnist for leads to some time in the hole, so behavior. Is this to say that these murder due to the nature of the The News. Comments can be sent to LETTERS we are told. It also leads to severe men cannot rehabilitate themselves crime, so should they be punished dajones@bgnet or 210 West Hall. True Collegiates by Jason Lady This is a response in regards to Lahna Bronston's •"'Baffled by the Rules of Tipping." This is one of the |ALVIW ANP AfiS HOM 0>NT\NKJB TWltX 'OVK. e>F •..Vow, STuleurs, o6*«€ THE bE6*At>moN ynost ridiculous pieces of opinion ever. I've always FLsu-.-f— tried to respect the opinion of others, even if they dif- OF7r|E ALLWIAL PLAWAS THE Svf*.ovM>\Hhit home because I've been waiting tables for rtfiM. COU£GE C&tssf rWT,t1to*Y C£ATL*l£5> AM> Vow Of3sE*vC... ia little over two years now. A fun fact for Ms. T?ffS Srtou/J \ THLy (5 fccro*. Bronston, waiting tables pays a measly $2.13 an hour, BE fittcjAwn/wej' not $5.15. Some nights a waitress can be on her feet •for six to eight hours straight — getting burned, ■spilled on, yelled at and stiffed. Often these nights pay off (only because of customers generosity) and a Vaiter can take home a WELL DESERVED bundle of cash. But, when a waitress gets a night full of people like Ms. Bronston who think "one dollar and that is it" is enough, he/she can go home tired, hurting and ...THE sufrATbwc nooLioiv PAXnassAAe broke. I do agree with the fact tipping is stupid — .WmtS A/DcT SLIPE/TRE Sl**-BVEA 5b St*v* e*c«£«ATE& VTA X-rWf %>M8AAt>MEW TO people today are "greedy for the almighty dollar" DEVEtof/vuswr oF 1H£ STMTlFM PAEOLTWC and will be stingy in their tipping. Employers should P»©bVcE. WHAT W* CMJ- '"rVTtmti h/vcut^.. PZ*r£Af j t>tSCov&& SY bocTtfi. BiooS OF pay waiters the flat rate they pay cooks or hostesses -rnectBAU and then waiters wouldn't have to rely on people T*tE xjrjNiASTTf oF ARIZONA fcy US.A*7H6 AS*»,M0MI like Ms. Bronston. BHGL15H CLASSES I was also wondering about Ms. Bronston's com- ¥WIA AfUCrY ment that a tip should not be monetary but verbal, HlGHSAceHA such as advice. Does she get paid like that? 1 bet she CouA^Maukf Guru-. could not have afforded her trip to the Bahamas with "mi*? ^ tips like that. I also know waitresses couldn't feed their children or pay the rent with that kind of tip either. Here's a tip for Ms. Bronston. If you can't share the wealth, stay at home.
Jennifer Shambarger Freshman El Environmental Policy Cloning creates many possibilities Recent advances in technology Holocaust; the economic and mili- could just have their child cloned Penny Brown , .Special Projects Editor have made cloning of mammals taristic conditions in Germany and from the mother. Tony Cavallario .Assistant Opinion Editor possible. the rest of the world are wholly dif- It would be possible to eliminate Tom Denk While science has continued to ferent. Also, who's to say a Jurrasic men all together; just take them out Eric Kuebler .Assistant Entertainment Editors move forward to the cloning of Park would be detrimental? I think of the loop. While I'm sure some Dawn Chrise humm, many people have it would actually benefit science. 'femi-nazis' — as Rush Limbaugh Denise Domanski .Assistant Copy Chiefs stopped to ponder the conse- Imagine how much we could leam calls 'em — would love the idea of Ryan Johnson .Assistant Sports Editor quences of such human cloning. off of live dinosaurs instead of their a maleless world; it kind of scares The United Kingdom, France and bones. Besides, you could equip the me. I'm also sure, with the advanc- Stephanie Schneider Assistant Graphics Editor Germany have already banned rangers at Jurrasic Park with rocket ing cloning technology, that women cloning and most likely Canada launchers so they could destroy any could be eliminated also. Adolf Copyright © 1998, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Rrprinting and the rest of the European rebellious dinosaurs. Huxley's, "Brave New World", of any material from this publication without the permission of Community will adopt similar leg- You wouldn't have to worry The BG News Is strictly prohibited. paints a pretty picture for us here. islation. The United States, howev- from live cells; this prevents the res- about the movie "Multiplicity", The BG News is an Independent publication founded in 1920 and er, has only prevented federal fund- While society may never venture Is published dally during the academic year and weekly during the urrection of Hitler or the creation of either. In "Multiplicity", a 30-some- ing of cloning, while leaving the thing man was cloned and his clone down that path, the development of summer semester. Jurassic Park. Much as twins are cloning makes it possible. private sector free of limitations. different, clones are too. A lot of was a 30-something man. Cloning Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not And it is the United States where is simply the process of eliminating When you add up all of these necessarily those of the student body, faculty, University adminis- who you are comes from your liv- different possibilities, what do you tration or The BG News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Dr. Ian Wilmut plans to clone a ing environment, your life experi- a parent. get? Much of nothing I would say. Spring 1998 BG News staff. human being. Dr. Wilmut was the ences and the time in which you Again, if I were cloned my clone The fact is that we don't know what The BG News encourages Its readers to notify the paper of any first to clone a mammal, it was a lived. If someone cloned me, the would need a female host to grow errors In stories or photograph descriptioas. sheep clone and to date has sur- clone wouldn't necessarily become and develop in. The host would impact cloning will have, and while Decisions nude by toe Editor In Chief and the Editorial Board are vived and grown as normal. He an a"hole columnist prone to piss- have to give birth, and the baby we can guess, educated or not, final. announced his plans in October of ing people off. would have to grow and age just as we'll never know unless we just go last year and predicts he will have a And, likewise, even if science I did. In other words, ifs another for it. Since when have Americans Today's edition was designed and edited by human clone within ten years. discovered how to use dead cells, way of creating babies. It would been afraid of the unknown? First, it is necessary to dispel the resurrection of Hitler surely benefit infertile couples instead of Rob Searfoss is a columnist for The Brandon Wray, Associate Editor some common fallacies surround- couldn't produce another resorting to sperm banks or surro- News. He can be reached at He can be reached at (419) 372-6966 ing cloning. DNA has to be taken gate mothers. An infertile couple [email protected]. n Jim Good Humor Columnist QUOTE OF THE DAY PEOPLE ON No good for us because impossible THE STREET it to dry boots. ff
Today's Mfffe Dmitry Shparo Question: They're obnox- Shparo and son became the first to ever cross the Bering Strait from Siberia to "What did Alaska on skis. you do to ious, I'm not take advan- tage of the taking it any- Hubie Bartlett Dom Carrozzino good weather Freshman more Freshman yesterday?" Electrical Tech Journalism In the late '70s, Mike Royko wrote an "I played football article listing the 10 most obnoxious 'I played football Americans. Howard Cosell, Wolfman THE with Dom." Iack and Jimmy Connors were a few BG with Huble." toyko honored. He said of Cosell, he's NEWS Col an idea for a "People "banal, pompous, tasteless, witless, vain, on the Street" queation? crude, loud and tiresome. And that's his E.mail us at good side." In honor of Royko's caustic "bfnewnObfnet.bgiu". tirade, I give you an updated version. Dennis Rodman, Howard Stem and Rush Limbaugh didn't make my list because they are more than just obnox- TMfeFriday, March 27, 1998 ious — they are also gross and unsightly 1. Kathy Lee Gilford — Her fake eardrum-shattering cackle and school- girl face contortions are bad enough. Combine that with her constant blather- ing about her two dimwitted kids and you get an obnoxious recipe certain to make you ill. No wonder Frank cheated UPCOMING EVENTS on her. 2. RuPaul — I will forever be angry at "Upcoming K v.-nts" it a service to our readers borrowed! daily via the University web page- The calendar of this sissy cross-dresser for toiling with events on the web page has a more complete listing of events and can be accessed through ■www.bgfu.edu". my emotions. The first time I saw him — Rick Kappel not realizing it was a man — I said, "MM Friday, 3/27/98 Student Association presents their annual Joe Dike Jennifer Sellers MM, now that's a pretty woman." Ever Ping Pong Tournament. Free and open to Junior Sophomore Graduate student since realizing my mistake, I continually Dance Marathon t-shlrt sale all. Prizes will be awarded to first, second, Computer Science Marketing Biology try proving my masculinity by challeng- (9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) and third place contenders. Sponsored by ing any and all to arm wrestling and Math Science Building. Fundraiser for World Student Association. "I drank In front of "Watched Huble 'Sat out on the bare-knuckle boxing matches. Dance Marathon. Sponsored by Alpha Phi the yellow house." and Dom play foot- porch and watched 3. Martha Stewart — I can't go any- Omega. It's Friday ball!" squirrels." where without hearing this dogmatic (6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.) dope braying about the correct way to do Ticket sales (9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) Toledo Museum of Art. Sponsored by the something. Forget worrying about sex Greater Toledo Alumni Chapter, this event and violence, we need a "Martha V- Corner of Eppler complex. Sponsored by the Office of Development. Raffle tickets will feature music, appetizers and Chip" in our televisions to block this cash bar for $4/person. intrusive know-it-all from entering our are being sold for the "Beyond BG Senior Challenge Program." homes. Good Times Bad 4. Sinbad — No, not the sailor but that totally unfunny "comedian." Has anyone Tie dye and jewelry sale Times and The Ascent OHIO Weather ever laughed at a joke this bloke has (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) (7:30 p.m.) Education Building steps. Gish Film Theater. Hanna told? I'drather hear sea jokes and tales Hall. Canadian Film Week. Friday, March 27 of scurvy by Sinbad the Sailor than a Sponsored by UAO. AccuWealher* forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures routine by that other same-named buf- Director Donald Shebib foon. Student Union 40th will discuss his films 5. Barbara Streisand — Who hasn't birthday party after their showing. MICH. heard Streisand boasting about finding (11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.) Seating space is limited her soul mate and falling in love? Who Student Union. The to the first 150 people cares? Watching her speak about it with Student Union invites every- each night. To reserve that goofy grin plastered to her smitten one to Join in a celebration of the your seat, obtain direc- maw is worse than hearing a boy-crazy building's 40th birthday! From 11 tions, or for further adolescent gush about her weekly crush. a.m. - 2:30 p.m.. there will be information please call 6. Art Modell — The last time! cried lunch specials in the Ballroom 419-372-2457 or e-mail lsny- was when the Browns were taker, from [email protected]. Cleveland. For his actions, Modell (debit cards accepted), free deserves some serious punishment. He birthday cake, entertainers, IND. music, a video about the Dirty Dancing (8 p.m. - 1 a.m.) should be made to be Gifford's co-host, 111 Olscamp Hall. Each film is calling it "Live with Art and Kathie Lee." Union's history and future and displays of Union memo- shown at 8 p.m. and again at 11 p.m. Modell would have to endure Gifford's both Friday and Saturday nights. forced guffaws and boring Cody stories rabilia. Throughout the day. Daytonl 73°~| flve days a week. Talk about a life sen- the Little Shop. Campus Sponsored by UAO. tence. Bowling & Billiards and 7. Meatloaf — Anyone that names Falcon's Nest will all have Planetarium show (8 p.m.) himself after a mushy mixture of ground specials. Join usl Sponsored Planetarium. Alphabet Universe: the beef and ketchup deserves to be consid- by the Student Union. Best of Space from A to Z. S1 donation Cincinnati 74 ered as obnoxious as the food itself. University Activities suggested. What were some of the nicknames he Organization and University rejected — Fig Newton and cole slaw? Dining Services. Waiting for Godot (8 p.m.) 8. Ted Turner — I despise Turner now 411 South Hall. Call 419-372-2719. W.VA. that "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" Men's tennis at Toledo is only shown on his cable network. For (1 p.m.) Waiting for Godot (2 p.m.) KY. ^Portsmouth! 77° | ^fr"} you see, I'm just a poor vagrant that Toledo. Ohio. The Falcons 411 South Hall. Samuel Beckett's can't afford cable. To make up for this, I classic tragicomedy about two bums wait- act Grinch-like year-round. Also, Turner open the seven-match MAC schedule against the arch-rival ing for the meaning of existence. Call 419- got to marry mouthy but lovely Jane 372-2719 for ticket information. Fonda only because he has a big bulge in Rockets. his pants — his wallet in his back pocket. Women's tennis hosts Akron (1 p.m.) Men's golf at Eastern Kentucky Showers T-storms Pain Flurries Snow Ice Sunny PI. Cloudy Cloudy 9. Janet Reno — I always get her and Invitational (TEA) Ted Koppel mixed up. "Saturday Night Keefe Courts. This contest is the first of Via Associated Press GrsplxsNet Live" parodied this masculine amazon three consecutive home conference match- Richmond. Ky.. First of two days of quite well. As a matter of fact, too well. es for the Falcons. competition. Now, whenever I see her I keep expect- ing her to hit the ground for some one- Softball hosts Marshall (DH) (2 p.m.) Enhancing learning through empha- armed push-ups or grappling with Bill BGSU Softball Field. The Falcons begin sis on critical thinking skills (TEA) Clinton. Mid-American Conference play today with BGSU. The Department of Economics' TODAY'S WEATHER 10. Don King — This is one slimy a twinblll against one of the league's "new" annual conference will define and identify individual. He looks like a cross between members, the Marshall University types of activity which engage in critical ,i "Peanuts'" character and a Mardi Gras Thundering Herd. thinking while exploring its role in learn- costume. And speaking of nasty, has any- ing. Fee. For more information, call Today: Saturday: one ever seen Senator Ted Kennedy Ping pong tournament (6 p.m.) Continuing Education. 419-372-8181. sneeze? It's not a pretty sight. It's prettier Mild, overcast though than gazing at King's straight- Student Recreation Center. The World High winds, mild and standing split-ends and that smarmy, high level clouds ever-present smirk. I want to congratulate these "win- PAGE THREE is intended as an irreverent look at The University. We at The BG News consider it an ners" and encourage them to keep up offbeat page where we try to offer something for everybody. Opinions expressed herein are solely those their loathsome ways. You'd make of our staff. Have a nice day. Royko proud. High: 55 Low: 73 High: 45 Low: 67 FALL 1998 LISTS NOW AVAILABLE! K, SPECIAL DISPLAY PERSONALS
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News The Associated Press iah of the world," said Popo administration were in the audi- Mandela to Robben Island to see Molefe, premier of Northwest ence. the cell where Mandela spent 18 Digest CAPE TOWN, South Africa - Province, as he introduced Clin- "We rejoice at what you have of his 27 years in prison for his - Celebrating the triumph of one ton to a joint session of Parlia- already accomplished," Clinton role as a leader of the anti- of history's toughest human ment. said. "We seek to be your part- apartheid movement. Speaking South Africa's victory inspires rights struggles. President Clin- ners and your true friends in the of Mandela, Clinton said that "for compiled from wire reports ton stood with Nelson Mandela in hope that "one day humanity all work that lies ahead - overcom- millions upon millions of Ameri- a racially integrated parliament over the world can at last be ing the lingering legacy of apart- cans, South Africa's story is em- ■ ARKANSAS Thursday to salute "a South released from the bonds of ha- heid, seizing the promise of your bodied by your heroic sacrifice Africa truly free and democratic tred and bigotry," the president rich land and your gifted peo- Five people are found shot in mobile home in and your breathtaking walk out at last." said. ple." of the darkness and into the glo- Arkansas From a surprise visit at a dusty Clinton clutched Mandela's Clinton joined his wife in her rious light." housing project to a stately arri- hand tightly as he helped the return to the Victoria Mxenge Despite its gains. South Africa REDFIELD, Ark. - Five people. Including two young children, val ceremony with Mandela, 79-year-old president down the housing project that she visited a is a nation troubled by crime, were found shot to death in a mobile home. Clinton rejoiced in South Africa's staircase to the assembly floor. year ago. Where there were 18 poverty, housing shortages and The bodies were found Wednesday night after authorities went rebirth from a 50-year govern- Amid loud cheers, the two cinderblock houses on the first to the home at the request of relatives who had filed missing per- disappointing economic growth ment system of racial separation leaders slowly walked up the lady's first visit, today there are The United States is unhappy sons complaints. known as apartheid. aisle, shaking hands with law- 104, all built by women. The Clin- The victims were identified as Misty Irwin, 20; her cousin She- about Mandela's friendship with Clinton, the first American makers. tons spread mortar and laid Fidel Castro of Cuba and Moam- lly Sorg, 24; Ms. Sorg's children Taylor, 3, and Shawn, S; and Sa- Hillary Rodham Clinton mantha Rhodes, 12. president ever to come to South bricks at one site. mar Gadhafi of Libya, a loyalty Africa, promised a partnership watched from a gallery above, Samantha was a friend of the family who was helping with the The president said the housing based on the support they gave in two small children, authorities said. of "mutual respect and mutual seated next to Mandela's friend, Graca Machel. Winnie Mandela, program "should be a model for the anti-apartheid struggle. There were no arrests. reward." "Sometimes our interests and "I haven't met them, I've just seen them going in and out. It's a "Four years ago such a visit the president's ex-wife, took her people who don't have a lot of seat as a member of Parliament. money all over Africa and all our views diverge," Clinton said, complete shock," said a neighbor, Mary Featherston. would not have been possible be- "but that is true even in family "This is a quiet neighborhood. Kids ride their bicycles up and cause apartheid had turned our Black members of the U.S. Con- over the world." down the street," she said. beloved South Africa into a par- gress and visitors from Clinton's On Friday, Clinton will go with partnerships." The community is in the central part of the state, about 20 miles south of Little Rock. BIRTHDAY ■ COURTROOM SEX Father, son team Continued from page one. pieces of birthday cake for Prisoners have sex in holding area during ar- members of the campus commu- raignment be," Swanka said. "It's a spirit nity. A giant birthday card will cross Bering Strait day." also be on display for faculty, READING, Pa. - Order in the courtroom didn't extend to a A video will document the staff and students to sign. closet-size holding area, where two prisoners had sex while a The Associated Press the younger Shparo fired a warn- progress the Union has made The Union staff plans to wisk judge conducted arraignments 10 feet away. ing shot with a rifle. over the past 40 years - includ- partygoers back into the day in The male and female inmates, locked away last week in the ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A "All next nights, we sleep not ing the people who have per- which the Union was built - with 6-by-12-foot cell with two male inmates, admitted they had con- Russian father and son team well," Dmitry said. "Wind all the formed, the changes that have prices to match. sensual sex, prison officials said Tuesday. braved close encounters with time, and many sounds outside been made and what is expected The Falcon's Nest will special "It was an extremely hectic day," said Judge Stephen B. polar bears and a plunge through the tent. We think again steps, to come. price hamburgers at $.25, $.35 Lieberman. "This unfortunately is something that happened Items of interest which have cheeseburgers and a nickel for a when we were extremely busy and, I suppose, where there's a the sea Ice to complete the first again steps." known crossing of the Bering At one point, they broke been accumulated throughtout fountain soda pop. Bowling will will there's a way." the years, such as a foot-long key Prison officials got wise to the rendezvous when the male in- Strait on skis. through the ice. be available for a dollar per three mates returned to the prison bragging about having witnessed Dmitry Shparo, 56, and Matvey "No good for us because im- to the Union given at the opening, games and billiards tables can be the others having sex, Warden George Wagner said. Shparo, 24, left Uelen on the possible to dry boots," Dmitry will be on display. rented at a dollar per hour. The couple, whose names were not released, were repri- eastern coast of Siberia on March said. "Fortunately, It was not "We've got a lot of nostalgia manded for sexual misconduct and were being held in solitary 1 and arrived Saturday, nearly very cold." items," Swanka said. "I think Entertainment will be provided confinement. three weeks later, at Cape Still, they stuck to their sched- people will remember." in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Thompson, 150 miles to the east. ule of traveling from daylight to Caricature artists and balloon and throughout the first floor. A ■ THEFT This attempt to cross the fro- dusk every day, checking their sculpturists will be on hand to lunch combo will be served for Thief steals $15 zen Chukchi Sea went smoother coordinates with a handheld provide further entertainment $2.50 in the ballroom. Carnival- than efforts in the previous two Global Positioning System for attendees. like foods, including cotton TURTLE CREEK, Pa. - A thief must have had a freezer years, which ended with helicop- receiver and tracking due east - A cake-cutting ceremony will candy and funnel cakes, will also truck and a serious sweet tooth to make off with $15,000 worth of ter rescues. even as the ice moved them con- be held at 11:15 am. with free be available. gourmet ice cream. The two said from Anchorage stantly north and made them The ice cream heist was pulled off at Emack & Bolio's Ice Tuesday that they saw polar walk a total of 300 miles. Cream and Yogurt in Wilkins Township, a suburb of Pittsburgh. bears each day, including one Gordon Thomas, a coordinator No cold cash was missing just 75 3-gallon tubs of flavors such as that stuck its huge nose in their HIV test gives faster results Black Raspberry Chip, Cosmic Crunch and Serious Chocolate for the duo's crossing, said ad- tent the night of March 5. Addiction. venturers may have skied the The Associated Press The building contractor had suggested installing a burglar The Shparos believe the polar three miles between the Russian alarm, said owner Pete Zafris. bear was hunting them and they Island of Big Diomede and Alas- ATLANTA - The government is recommending use of a new HIV "I said, 'What are they going to steal, the ice cream?'" Zafris were saved by headlamps ka's Little Diomede island, but test that yields results instantly Instead of a week later. said. switched on when they heard none have trekked so far across The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday the His wife, Kim, discovered the break-in when she opened the footsteps. The bear ran off after the Chukchi Sea rapid test will address a major drawback associated with the current shop Tuesday. method: Nearly 700,000 people a year never return to find out their test results. AIDS advocates said the new test means more people will be able to American Heart | get prompt education and treatment. Association- "Most people either don't want to or are afraid to deal with it unless DIRTY DANCING they become sick," said Tony Braswell, executive director of AID At- lanta "If you can tell someone while they are sitting there, talking A SlllPCR. The doming idpipip-^ip •$"#••#"$"#••*• with a counselor, you could get a headstart with them. 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The Associated Press out of the way. She got hit and lyard and the boys, decked out In she just fell." camouflage gear and up on a JONESBORO, Ark. ~ Unfazed Police said Mitchell Johnson ridge, opened fire. by the bloodbath around her as and Andrew Golden lured class- "I saw Mrs. Wright take Emma screaming schoolchildren fell to mates out of school with a fake Pittman and she took her arm and the ground in a spray of gunfire, fire alarm, then cut them down in pulled Emma behind her and English teacher Shannon Wright a barrage of bullets. Ten other that's when she got shot," said stepped in front of little Emma youngsters and another teacher Amber Vanoven, 11. "Everybody Piltman and took a bullet for the were wounded. started screaming and I saw her sixth-grader. Friends said Mitchell - who fall on the ground." Emma was unharmed, but the was Mrs. Wright's pupil last year Wright wasn't surprised at re- shooting rampage cost four little - was angry about being jilted by ports mat his wife was a hero. girls and the Westside Middle a girl and had warned classmates "I'm sure that if she thought School teacher their lives. Emma a day earlier that "he had a lot of someone was trying to hurt one lived. killing to do." of her kids, she would try to Police say the killers were one Mitchell Wright said his wife protect them," he said. of Mrs. Wright's former pupils - was never critical of the 13-year- Shannon Wright always wanted a 13-year-old boy - and an old boy. to be a teacher, her husband said. 11-year-old boy who also went to "She never came home and As a child, she would write out the school. talked bad about any of her kids," lesson plans for her little brother AnocLaird PTTM Ph«co The 32-year-old English teach- Wright said Wednesday, barely and make him do homework. Residents of (onesboro, Ark. are trying to understand why their town was the sight of violence on Tues- er was shot in the chest and ab- 12 hours after his wife died fol- She had graduated from West- day when two junior high students opened fire at a school killing five people domen. She died later at a hospi- lowing surgery. side schools, attended Arkansas tal. She had just finished lunch State University in Jonesboro "It was kind of a childhood ness saved her daughter's life. award for saving our child. I "I think Mrs. Wright saw that with her pupils and returned to and, after graduating in 1991, dream," he said. "That's the only want her family to know how bullet coming," Emma told The the classroom when the fire started teaching in the same dis- place she ever wanted to teach." "My heart just goes out" to grateful and thankful we are be- Jonesboro Sun. "She grabbed me alarm rang. The students and trict where she was schooled, her Emma's mother, Susan Pitt- Mrs. Wright's family, Mrs. Pitt- cause she didn't think of herself; by the shoulders and pushed me teachers filed out into the schoo- husband said. man, said the teacher's selfless- man said. "I feel she needs a hero she thought of these children." DANCE UNION Continued from page one. Christie Chipps, entertainment faced with a major undertaking cers to avoid alcohol and to get Continued from page one. Paper Co., Doctor of Science In chair, said five bands will be per- In promoting the event. Lisa plenty of rest. She also stresses Business Administration and to front of stores, is one of the most forming during the marathon. Maselli, chair of special promo- that it is important that dancers p.m. for inspection. At 9:30 a.m. Dr. Rea McCain, retired member effective ways of raising money. September's Children, Big tions, said this year her commit- know what is going to happen to there will be a continental break- of the University faculty, who Zimmer said it is hard to esti- Creek, Peacemaker Jane, tee attempted to raise people's their bodies after dancing so fast for alumni in the Alumni will receive the Doctor of litera- mate how much money the mar- Straight Face and Ace and the awarenss locally and not just lim- long. She said there will be room. ture degree. athon will bring in, but many Rangers will be entertaining it promoting to the campus. Some breaks for the dancers to eat, but The main activity of the day "Dedication and Alumni Day" dancers worked very hard to throughout the night. of the events the committee for the most part they will be ac- will be the dedication luncheon will be concluded with a second raise money. Last year Dance Jill Carr, assistant dean of stu- sponsored Included haircut- tive the entire thirty-two hours. for faculty, students and guests formal dance in the Grand Ball- Marathon raised $102,900 for dents, will be the guest speaker athon and "Follow the feet to Helder was a dancer in the past of the University, in the Grand room with Guy Lombardo and the MCO families, making Bowling and Kelly Creager, Miss Ohio Thon," which allowed customers and she said she just wanted to Ballroom. Honored guest at the orchestra from 8:30 p.m. to mid- Green one of the national leaders 1998, will be making an appear- at local businesses and restau- sit when It was over, yet she luncheon will be Gov. C. William night. for a second year Dance Mar- ance. Also Included in the event rants to purchase a foot for could not stay away this year. O'Neill. At this time the Union The Union will be open all day athon. will be a talent show starting at 8 Dance Marathon. "I got hooked. It gets in your will be officially turned over to for inspection on Sunday, "Par- In addition to raising money, p.m. on Saturday and a 1980's Maselli was a moraler and dan- heart," Heider said. Amy Dr. McDonald. ent's Day." The highlight of Sun- Nicholl said her committe has fashion show from 11:45 a.m.- 1 cer In the past and she said it is a Flowers, chair of the morale day's ceremonies will be a con- been in charge of the general or- p.m. great opportunity. "It Is an amaz- committee, said she has over 300 O'Neill Will Speak cert In the Grand Ballroom to be ganization of the event. She has Throughout the event, items ing experience. It is hard to de- volunteers for this weekend. She given by the world-famous Roger been in'charge of getting infor- including autographed hockey scribe," she said. "It is one of the said the volunteers will be there Following the dedication lun- Wagner Chorale at 8:15 p.m. mation on sponsors, working sticks from Brian and Brad Hol- most inspirational things, words to motivate the dancers and to cheon, an academic convocation Tickets for University stu- with the volunteers and dancers zlnger, cameras, a telephone and cannot explain it." give them leg massages, includ- will be held In the Main Auditor- dents will be free, but a special and getting the t-shirts for the a color television will be raffled Maselli said the experience ing a morale walk, letting the ium at 3 p.m. at which time Gov. ticket must be obtained by show- event. off. opens one's eyes. She said there dancers walk through sand. O'Neill will speak. Honorary de- ing the activity card. Faculty and The event will be divided into Chipps also said there will be a are five- and six-year-old chil- Sally Taylor, dancer for Kreis- grees will be awarded to the public tickets, all reserved seats, IS minute increments, according photography booth where dan- dren who need heart transplants, cher Quad Government, is look- Governor, who will receive the will be $2.50. The box office in to Nicholl. Every fifteen minutes cers and children from MCO can yet they already seem like adults. ing forward to the weekend. She Doctor of Laws Degree, Arthur the Well of the Administration something different will happen, get their pictures taken together. She said Dance Marathon lets the said she went last year as a spec- Blair Knapp, president of Den- Building will be open today from but these occurences will remain Chipps said she enjoyed working children see they are not alone tator and just the feeling in the ison University, Doctor of Hu- 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., and it will a secret until this weekend. She with Dance Marathon this year. and gives them opportunity to be room made her want to partici- manities, Charles Frohman, be open in the Union at 7 p.m. said the event is divided this way "It is the most amazing experi- kids. pate in the event. president of Hinde and Dauch Sunday. in order to keep everyone moti- ence to know that you have Kelly Helder, chair of dance vated. worked so hard to help other relations, said it is Important for "I am very excited. I am ready Keeping everyone's spirits people - that is why I'm in- dancers to take proper precau- for the challenge," Taylor said. high and motivated is a priority volved," Chipps said. tions as the weekend approaches. "I am pumped up to stay up for Happy 40th Birthday for the organizers of the event. Dance Marathon also was She said it is Important for dan- thirty-two hours for the kids." Howard's Club H FALL 1998 Student Union! LEASING Special Events AVAILABLE 11 am -2:30 pm Ballroom and First Floor • Free birthday cake at the luncheon and in the Falcon's Mercer Manor Nest, with a cake cutting ceremony at 11:18 am • Video of the Union's past, present, and future Apartments • Display oi other Union memorabilia One of BG's ■ Entertainment: caricature artists, balloon sculptures, music and more Newest Spirit Day Luncheon Complexes
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DISAHIIiriKS/MIMAI. HKAI.TH SPECIALIST The Ten* Migrant Council Head Start Program it in need of a DiMbtlincs/Menial Hcjtih Spci tulm tn Hi Town closes chapter on Heaven's Gate Ohio Regional Office in MILLDURY.OHIO Responsible (or planning, developing, and implemeniing a comprehenuve diiabiliiy/mental health ser- vice* program Will tsutt with ihe developmenl of an appropriate bilinguaUbiculiurtl education wrv kM program responsive to (he unique education situations and challenges of infants, toddlers, pre-schonl chil- The Associated Press L% 1 dren, and their families Assures that the Head Stan Performance Standards are met and/or exceeded. Work requires travel. RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif. - Minimum Qualification*: Bachelor's Degree in Special Education or Early Childhood Education in spe- The foul smell and unsightly cial needs. OR an RN with special needs experience Three years experience in coordinating the disabil- * * ities services or mental health services in an early childhood program. Bilingual in English and Spanish scenes of the Heaven's Gate preferred. Good oral and written communication skills Teaching experience working with pre school mass suicide are gone from these aaV children with disabilities Three yean experience with responsibility in staff development fragrant hills, where eucalyptus L -ntr' - Resume Deadline: Friday. April 3. 1998 trees and bird of paradise blos- v Submit RF.SUME WITH COVER LETTER and current salary to: soms find root in the soil of mil- aV 4
Texas Migrant COuncil, In. lion-dollar estates. Ann : Human Resources. Suite 201 Horses frolic in nearby fields. P.O. Box 2579 Mercedes and Jaguars purr down Laredo. Texas 78044-2579 winding roads. Tan, fit residents An Equal Opportunity Employer flash megawatt smiles. The old street name -'Colina Norte, or North Hill - is gone, replaced by LriJ Paseo Victoria, or Victory's '\mfi\ Avenue. One year later, the doors to BGSU MISCBMl Heaven's Gate are mostly closed. The last earthly trace of the catechism-meets-cosmos group ^H VS. may exist in cyberspace, court and commercialism. wMh "I know it's the anniversary M3BA 231 '>71 Eastern coming up and I'm not talking to anybody about it," a woman's fllichigan voice drips with distaste from an intercom of a home near the iy,^ij!ttiifi«>.^ aE iaaaJ rented hilltop estate where 39 M ^^L (Double Header) people took their lives one year ago. The androgynous-looking Aiaociatrd Pmi Photo men and women of Heaven's Gate downed a lethal concoction Marshall Applewhite, pictured here in a clip from a California television news station, and his Heaven's of pudding or applesauce spiked Gate cult perished in a mass suicide one year ago. SATURDAY with vodka and Barbiturates. They sealed their fate by placing sequent offers of between 1:00 plastic bags over their heads. "It turns out it was just anther story about $700,000 and $800,000 were less Clad in black outfits with than half the value, he said. "Away Team" patches and Nike some crazy people. There's a new story every "The property is still heavily Student/ admitted FREE with valid BGSU ID tennis shoes with a comet-like day about someone doing something stigmatized," Bell said. swoosh, each packed a small bag An odd smell - something be- and carried identification, $5 and bizarre." tween dirty socks and formalde- some change for their journey hyde - remains, especially when air conditioning or heating is toward what they believed to be a Bob Dyson "level beyond human." used. CALL US! Owner Sam Koutchesfahani The believers, nearly all of realtor whom had long ago cut outside and his family now live in the ties, said they were leaving their home. Bell said Koutchesfahani earthly "containers" to catch a week." He continues work on a lowed reporters Wednesday to sued his insurance company be- 353-MEOA cause it won't pay claims to suf- (6342) ride on a spaceship trailing the science fiction script that mem- tour the first floor of the Hale-Bopp Comet. bers were writing. 9,000-square-foot, seven- ficiently repair the home. 7616 E Wooster #1 Two other cultists later fol- Members supported them- bedroom house that the cult had Just outside the property's lowed with similar suicides. selves primarily through their rented for $7,000 a month. fence, Rancho Santa Fe has The 39 bodies were found by Internet business. Trustees of As far as the worldly pos- moved on. Open lunch, dinner, and late night fallen cult member Rio DiAng- the group now have sued the es- sessions the cult left behind, a elo, who left the group a month tate of one of the cult's dead fol- judge was expected to rule today Realtor Bob Dyson said some before the suicides. On March 26, lowers, claiming he misused the on whether those items could be worried the suicides would hurt w & fffilai 1997, he received a videotape group's Web site to sell coffee auctioned. the local real estate market. But from the group and drove to mugs, mouse pads and video- And in a cyberspace reminder, there was no backlash, he said. Rancho Santa Fe to find the bod- tapes before committing suicide at least two Web sites continue to ies. He filmed the scene before in February. flash the "Red Alert," signaling "It turns out it was just another calling police. Appraiser Randall Bell, who the closure of Heaven's Gate. story about some crazy people," DiAngelo now maintains the specializes in assessing prop- After the suicides, he got some Dyson said. "There's a new story MEDIUM THIN cult's Web site, and sold his story erties destroyed by natural dis- huge offers for the home, but every day about someone doing for a television "movie of the asters or marred by murders, al- none of them materialized. Sub- something bizarre." FREE i TWO Delivery $ 99 WEEKS STUDENT LIMIT 10 ONLY Continued from page one. ting. cision to find Knez's allegations confidential; however, the hear- "I don't understand this -- I false. ing was open. The University is only African American in the want the racial thing cleared up," "I want an apology from the unable to release any details of 3 program; Knez is white. One medium thin crust Gabor said. "It's affecting University to Dawn," Fawcett the case. She said there had been no no- everybody and it's unfair to said. "She's just as important as pizza with pepperoni ticeable problems between Knez everybody." we are to the class. Our future Further calls to Marbury and and Marbury during class, but The students are concerned the might be at stake." her attorney Dcanna Robertson Hand tossed and deep dish crusts $1.00 extra the series of drawings was upset- University was unfair in its de- The committee decision was were not returned. Not valid with tree breadsticks cards Not valid with other otters. Expires 4-5-98 Quit Tying yourself in Knots! R.E. MANAGEMENT still has apartments available for Summer and Fall 1998. Stop in and check out our listings! ^Zke T^eyaxtment o$ journalism presents Campus Manor 701 Fourth St. 313 N. Main the 1998 Florence and Qesse (Z uiiiei Endowed Rockledge Manor 640 Eighth St. 733 Manville 615 Second St. 315 N. Main St. 755 Manville Speaker in journalism 825 Third St. 777 Manville 841 Eight St.
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Sports Editor Jason McMahon /? SPORTS 372-2602 Baseball team swings into conference season
□ The Falcons host two the weekend. BG drops doubleheader "We really have a good offense "We are definitely Baseball conference opponents and the team is hoping that the looking forward to this weekend. Cincinnati game is going to carry Xavier, blows away UC over into the weekend," BG the MAC season," Cincinnati used five pitchers sophomore Allan Gilhousen said. □ The team stands at against the Falcons, who battered ByTODMcCLOSKEY "We have such a potent offense Ryan Streb 9-4 entering this week- the Bearcats for 16 hits. 10 The BG News that any player can step up any Eastern day, when others are struggling." Pitcher Michigan end's games. different Falcons had at least one Currently 9-4, the Bowling Falcon hardballers Bob Niemet hit as BG hit .372 as a team, going Green baseball team is doing bet- DOUBLEHEADER 16-for-43. and Brian Cannon have led the BG will get a good test of their By TOD McCLOSKEY ter than expected. Yet, the Fal- way for the offense, combining Saturday • 1 p.m. On the previous day the Fal- conditioning as it faces Eastern BGSU. Steller Field The BG News cons played Xavier, last year's cons know that the real bread and for eight home runs. Their de- Michigan (7-10, 0-0 MAC) twice Atlantic Ten champion. The butter of their season starts this termination to win has Influ- BG: 9-4 overall on Saturday, with the first game In the last warm up before Musketeers won Wednesday's weekend. enced the younger players, in- starting at 1 p.m. The Eagles EMU: 7-10 overall opening conference play, the first game with pitching and the On Saturday and Sunday, the creasing their focus. have last year's MAC player of • BG opening up Mid-American Conference play Bowling Green baseball team second with clutch hitting. Falcons will play host to two "They've been hitting the ball the year, Greg Ryan, as well as (Udlo: WBGU (88.1 FM|. Both games started out cold, then went ther- In the first game, the Falcon doubleheaders against Eastern pretty well all season right there great speed and hitting. Michigan and Toledo, respective- mal. pitchers shut out the Musketeers in the middle of our lineup," BG "They'll be tough because they The Falcons (9-4) posted a 1-2 ly. This is the first weekend of offense except for only one in- Junior Drew Niles said "They are swing the bats and can run," record on an interstate road trip Mid-American Conference play ning. Xavier catcher Jared Hen- guys you can count on, guys who Schmitz said. "It's up to our to Cincinnati. On Wednesday, BG for the Falcons. del broke up a Rick Blanc no- produce runs day in and day out." pitchers to control the running lost both games of a "We are definitely looking Backing up the offense, the Toledo hitter In the sixth inning. Men- game and hopefully our offense doubleheader to Xavier, 2-0 and del's hit led to two runs, the only forward to the MAC season," BG Falcon pitching has given the will swing the bats too." 8-7 in 12, then blew out Cincinnati pitcher Ryan Streb said. "We are TOLEDO4? of the game. Blanc (2-2) picked team a good balance. Pitching Falcon pitchers Jeff Hundley DOUBLEHEADER 18-5 the next day. hoping to get off to a good start." coach Mark Nell has developed a Sunday • 1 p.m. up the loss for BC, giving up four (3-0) and Rick Blanc (2-2) will get BGSU. Steller Field Going into Thursday's game hits in five innings. All MAC teams are hoping for a rigorous routine of drills that has the starts for Saturday games with the Bearcats, Coach Schmitz good start, but BG has already produced immediate results. BG managed only four singles one and two, respectively. BG: 9-4 overall emphasized to the team how im- against Musketeer ace Lou Wltte, proven it can play. "Nell makes us do a lot of drills On Sunday, the Falcons will UT: 1-11 overall portant the game was. who tied Bill Krumpelbeck for This year's Falcons exhibit a over and over again, always • Falcon's went 3-1 against face rival Toledo (1-11,0-0 MAC) "The coach told us that the the most career wins at Xavier. confidence and focus that they stressing the importance of Toledo last year at Steller Field with the Cincinnati game was a big game "The first game pitcher spot- lacked last year. Off-season them," Streb said. "I think we are doubleheader starting at 1 p.m. because we wanted to go into ted the ball well," Blanc said. training with the coaches seems one of the best conditioned teams Though they are a rival, it is still league play with positive mo- "The pitcher was throwing the to have paid off big dividends for because we're focused and it's a MAC game and the Falcons ex- bragging rights." mentum," BG sophomore Alan BG. because of all those drills. We do BG pitchers Chris Vaught (OO) ball at the knees and our hitters pect a tough series of games. Gilhousen said. "(Bob) Niemet just couldn't pick it up." After annihilating Cincinnati them to the point that it becomes and Andy Butler (3-0) will start "To me Toledo is just another got us going in the first inning In the second game of the 18-5 on Thursday, the Falcons second nature where it carries MAC game," Gilhousen said. Sunday games one and two, re- with his home run. The offense feel very comfortable entering over onto the field." doubleheader. Falcon pitcher "But, it adds an extra incentive, spectively. led the way the whole game." Tony Fontana (0-1) picked up the Maybe the Falcons were taking loss after giving up one hit. With out their frustration after the a man on base, Musketeer Clay BG re-signs Powers as hockey coach Xavier losses, but whatever it Maurer hit a single In the bottom was - the Bearcats never had a of the 12th that would eventually □ Rumors had been contract was made by Bowling contract, Powers' team struggled chance. lead to the winning run. Rochester Institute of Technolo- BG wasted no time in taking Green athletic director Ron to a 8-27-3 record ~ the worst in gy. Powers had been an assistant swirling that the coach's control of the game. In the top of Though Xavier picked up the Zwierlein. The details and condi- school history. Powers' record coach at Bowling Green for six the first inning, the Falcons had victory, BG played well gather- contract would not be tions of the with the Falcons is now 76-68-11 years before becoming head contract will be four hits, including a two-run ing leads of 4-3, 6-3 and 7-6 be- extended. in the four seasons he has been coach. released at a coach. homer by Niemet. The BG junior fore falling in extra innings. "Af- later date. The three years prior to this hit his fourth and fifth home runs ter the fifth inning we didn't have By WILLIAM SANDERSON "I just want season have seen three winning Next year. Powers will return of the year, compiling four RBIs many hits," BG coach Dan The BG News to thank Ron records. His first year was his all but four of this year's team. in the game. Schmitz said. "We didn't capi- Zwierlein for best, when the Falcons finished This will be the first team com- "Bob's a great guy to play with talize on our opportunities. It was Amid rumors to the contrary, all he has done in second place in the Central posed entirely of Powers- because he's intense," BG short- a tough loss. Going into the 12th, the University extended the con- for my family," Collegiate Hockey Association recruited players. stop Drew Niles said. "He plays the officials decided it was going tract of Falcon hockey coach Powers said. and just missed the NCAA In a released statement, Zwier- to win and he plays the game to be the last due to darkness, re- Buddy Powers Thursday after- "We are happy playoffs. hard like it should be played." Rardless." noon. Powers lein said, "On behalf of the Uni- to be in BG." The last couple of years have versity, Falcon athletics and the Powers, who was reported to Published reports had Zwier- seen the Falcons record two fifth have been in danger of not re- hockey community at large, we lein as unwilling to comment on place finishes. are supportive of Buddy's efforts turning as late as Thursday, was the situation.'That fueled specu- Prior to coming to Bowling re-signed at 1 p.m. for two more over the last four years and are lation that Powers may not be re- Green, Powers coached for five looking forward to much success Sports Briefs years behind the Falcon bench. signed. years at Rensaller Polytechnic The decision to extend Powers' in his future Falcon hockey en- In the final year of his previous Insititute and for one year at the deavors." Beckman named to post on BGSU football staff Bowling Green State University head football coach Gary Blackney has added Tim Beckman to his staff for the 1998 Men's track heads to Cincy this weekend season, he announced today. Beckman, 33, will coach the second- ary and also serve as the recruiting coordinator. He replaces □ It is the second meet portunity for some younger strong peformance of Mike Steve Spagnuolo who left the program last month to take a job members of the Falcon team, Kastelic in the javelin and Adam coaching in NFL Europe. of BG's outdoor season. such as freshman Fred Green in Moser In the shot put will contin- Men's Track The Berea, Ohio native comes to BGSU from Elon College in By TIMOTHY MINNECI the shot put, to get experience ue. Dan Corletto and Moser are North Carolina, where he spent two seasons as the defensive co- The BG News and show what they can do. also expected to contribute in the ordinator in charge of the secondary. Prior to that, he was the "If we get beat, we get beat," discus after second and fourth secondary coach and the recruiting coordinator at Western Caro- explained Sink, "we're gonna place finishes, respectively, in lina for six seasons. While at Western Carolina, he helped in the The Bowling Green men's University of development of defensive back Willie Williams, who was a sixth- track team will head to the Uni- take people that need the work." Winston-Salem. round pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers and led the AFC in inter- versity of Cincinnati for the first The Falcons do return two of "We're gonna be much better Cincinnati ceptions In 1995. Williams presently plays for Seattle. scored meet of the outdoor their injured tracksters for the than we were last year in the dis- Saturday • 12:00 Beckman helped the Catamounts to a pair of runner-up finish- weekend tussle with Cincinnati cus," said Sink. "We've got two University of season this Saturday. Cincinnati & es in the Southern Conference in 1992 and 1993. He began his Rah'Sheen Clay and Pat Miller, and the University of Louisville. guys that I think can place in the University of coaching career as a graduate assistant at Auburn in 1988 and two of the Falcons bigger guns, Sprinter Eric Holmes, who MAC." Louisville 1989 helping the Tigers to back-to-back top 10 national rankings will not compete. Coach Sid Sink pulled a muscle duri.ig prelimi- The weekend trip to Cincinnati as Southeastern Conference champions and a bowl berth both believes this is the right oppor- naries of the 400 meter dash at will also give pole vaulter Travis • BG will try to take on a seasons. He assisted with the defensive backs at Auburn. While Wake Forest this past weekend, powerful Bearcat squad without at Auburn, he earned his master's degree in education. tunity to give a well-deserved Downey an opportunity to get a Rah'Sheen Clay or Pat Miller is healed and ready to go. James He received his undergraduate degree from the University of rest to a few people before a long start to the outdoor season. The Findlay in 1988 in physical education. He attended Forest Park outdoor track season. Estrada, who has been injured poor North Carolina weather last High School in Beaumont, Texas for two years before complet- "We'll have most our team most the year, is healthy and weekend caused a two and a half ing high school at Berea High School. there," said Sink. "But when you ready to go as well. hour delay, with gusting winds "The conditions weren't Tim and his wife, Kimberly, have three children, Tyler, 7, take out a Rah'Sheen Clay, it "He's another sprinter that knocking Downey and Mike Bax- great," explained Sink. "Our Lindsay, 4, and Patrick, five months. His father, Dave, coached makes it kind of tough." could help us alot if we could ter completely out of the event. guys just struggled a little bit ... on the collegiate level and served as head coach of the Hamilton Although Sink Is not expecting keep him healthy," said Sink. Only Falcon Brian Smith was sometimes that happens." Tiger-Cats in the Canadian Football League for one season, he an upset of the powerful Bearcat After a successful road trip to able to complete the event with a also worked in the NFL for Cleveland and San Diego. squad, he believes this is an op- Wake Forest, Sink is hoping the ninth place finish. • See TRACK, page eight. Alpha Chi Omega r.V«-^V»VA%\VV\%%\,ATgCT S3H35J DAILY Goes Bananas Over FALL 1998 Leasing SPECIAL UNITS GOING FAST! George!!! LARGE PIZZA CHEESE & ONE TOPPINC, iPizzoi Columbia Court Apartments (903, 907, 915, 921, 929, 935 Thurstin) Thon ON!!! 353-0044 B 3 bedroom/ 2 baths, Furnished, Close to Campus 1045 N. 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You respond to it with more speech," Ah- accomplished the opposite with a sermon to Wis- muty said. consin lawmakers that civil rights groups Thurs- White told the state Assembly that one of the day said amounted to gay- and race-bashing. biggest sins is homosexuality and the plight of White, an ordained minister, called homosexuali- gays and lesbians should not be compared to that ty a sin and spoke in racial stereotypes, claiming of blacks. blacks were gifted worshipers, whites were good White, who is black, told the largely white As- at tapping into money and American Indians wer- sembly that blacks were gifted at worship and en't enslaved because they knew the territory and celebration; that whites do a good job building "how to sneak up on people." business and "know how to tap into money"; that David Smith, spokesman for the Human Rights Hispanics are gifted in "family structure" and can Campaign, a gay and lesbian political group, said put 20 to 30 people in one home; that Japanese and White showed "complete disrespect" for gay Asians are inventive and "can turn a television into Americans in his remarks Wednesday. a watch"; and Indians are gifted in spirituality. "I think he has seriously jeopardized any future White said the Bible speaks against homosexu- role as a sports pundit or analyzer." ality, but "we've allowed this sin to run rampant in CBS Sports spokeswoman Leslie Ann Wade our nation, and because it has run rampant in our would not say whether White's speech would affect nation, our nation is in the condition it's in today." his chances for a studio analyst's job he is seeking. Lawmakers, who gave White a rousing welcome Felmers Chaney, president of the Milwaukee before his hourlong speech, were uncomfortable chapter of the National Association for the Ad- and silent during much of the address. vancement of Colored People, said: "Reggie is not Mark Kanz, director of tourism for the Green one of those who speaks for all of us, and he Bay Area Visitor and Convention Bureau, said shouldn't attempt to do that. I am not going to con- White's comments would not diminish his stature demn him, and I am not going to stand up for him." In the community. White's agent, Jimmy Sexton, did not imme- "Most people who I have spoken to are shaking diately return a telephone message. their heads and saying, 'Reggie just kind of got The Packers had no comment on White's re- loose a little bit and probably said some things he marks, said Phil Pionek, executive assistant to was thinking but probably shouldn't have been Packers President Bob Harlan. brought up In a public forum,'" Kanz said. White has condemned homosexuality and abor- Allocated PITH pholo Chris Ahmuty, executive director of the Ameri- Reggie White speaks on TV Thurdsay. can Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin, said tion In the past in locker-room discussions. He White's remarks would not further race relations. often has talked about racial inequality and de- "That may have been his intention, that he wants cried the way blacks are often portrayed in the Center's "tolerance award" for his "commitment the Jackie Robinson Humanitarian Award. the races to work together, but obviously using ra- movies as violent. to fostering tolerance and pursuing his vision for a An official at the Wiesenthal Center did not im- cial stereotypes doesn't help," Ahmuty said. In 1996, White received the Simon Wiesenthal better America." That same year, White received mediately return a phone call seeking comment. TRACK Continued from page seven. Baseball execs look for one or two areas can be danger- Sports Briefs Without Clay and Miller, the ous, especially if consistent top Falcons will get the chance to see finishers such as Clay and Miller ways to promote sport if they can get enough points were to fall to injuries. Traylor to go pro from a variety of sources to still "We're gonna go down there The Associated Press and loaded with marshmallow beat a strong opponent. Sink and see if we can still beat them ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Robert Traylor plans to forego his bits shaped like baseball gloves knows that expecting points from anyway," said Sink. senior season at the University of Michigan to declare himself NEW YORK - Baseball-shaped and bats. eligible for the NBA draft, a newspaper reported today. cereal and earthy observations The plans also include the fflfflffifflTOiW^^ The 6-foot-8, 300-pound center scheduled a news conference from an actor playing Hall of cable network ESPN's new ad- for 2 p.m. Friday at his alma mater, Murray-Wright High School Famer Ty Cobb have roles in vertising campaign that looks in Detroit. baseball's comeback plans this like long-lost film of Cobb in his Under Ellerbe, who took over for Fisher, Traylor averaged 16.2 points and 10.1 rebounds and scored in double figures in 30 year. Detroit Tigers uniform making consecutive games this past season. The game is still suffering comments relevant seven dec- from the strike that wiped out the ades after his retirement. last two months of the 1994 Baseball is "something like a Committee evaluates stadium for Crew season, forced the first cancella- war," the actor says in one ad. "It COLUMBUS - A committee appointed Thursday by the Ohio tion of the World Series for the ain't no pink tea. And you gonna Expositions Commission will evaluate the possibility of building first time in 90 years and elim- play it... you play it like a war." SATURDAY a professional soccer stadium at the state fairgrounds. inated the first three weeks of In another, the hard-nosed FRIDAY The Columbus Crew presented a proposal on building the the "95 schedule. Cobb asserts "the basepaths be- 22,000- to 25,000-seat Major League Soccer stadium at the Ohio Last season's average at- long to the runner" and confesses Expo Center. The committee will make its recommendation at tendance was more than 10.5 to spiking a player on purpose Paper Plate the commission's next meeting on April 16, Expo Center spokes- percent short of the pre-strike because of how he straddled the woman Jill Schaller said. record set in 1994. Ratings for its base and called Cobb names. *** The Hottest Band Around" showcase All-Star game and the "Now I would have put up with \3 World Series sank to new or near- one of them, but not both of FALL 1998 LEASING AVAILABLE record lows. Sales of licensed them," Cobb says. Music starts at 10:00 products were 32 percent below The ads from the agency Wei- their pre-strike peak. den & Kennedy were shot in a 19 and Over Every Night 2 Person Rate Available The comeback plans have been classic ballpark, Rickwood Field developed by baseball execu- in Birmingham, Ala. 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OHIO (Double Header) Fnday March 27,1998 The BG News page 9 Northwestern accused of point-shaving basketball games; The Associated Press charged in a separate indictment. pended by the school for six ini include an allegation that he CCNY, NYU and other schools. "It's a bomb ready to explode. Lee and Williams were charged games for gambling during the threatened Lee would be harmed CHICAGO -- Two former It can happen to anybody. You with point-shaving, while Kevin 1994-95 season. if he did not pay a gambling debt. More recently, there were Northwestern basketball players wouldn't even know about it until Pendergast and Brian Irving Pendergast and Irving also The indictments occurred just point-shaving scandals at Ari- it happened," Duke coach Mike were indicted today on charges were charged with conspiring to were charged with conspiring to of shaving points in three of the two days before the Final Four in zona State and Tulane. In 1996,13 Krzyzewski said today in San An- fix the outcome of three games in fix the games to ensure the suc- San Antonio. Just as college bas- Boston College football players tonio. school's basketball games during the "94-95 season. The games In- cess of bets. the 1994-1995 season. ketball prepared for its most ex- were suspended for betting on volved were at home against The third former North- citing weekend, the sport was hit college and pro football and on An FBI investigation produced Penn State and Wisconsin and a Kansas coach Roy Williams western athlete, Brian Ballerini, with yet another point-shaving major league baseball games. added "the underworld is always charges against Dion Lee and road game against Michigan. The was charged with accepting bets Dewey Williams as well two oth- scandal - something that has looking for an edge. ... We talk Wildcats lost each by at least 14 on sporting events from other plagued it for nearly a half- ers accused of illegal gambling points. Several college coaches were about it a great deal to our team. Northwestern athletes, including century dating back to the scan- not surprised at news of the It's something you have to be and another former athlete Lee, a senior guard, was sus- Lee. The charges against Baller- dal of 1951 involving Kentucky, Northwestern indictments. aware of every day." Mc******************^
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Starting in May or Aug '353-032S school year. Call 352-7454 VISA Fundraiser on your campus. »S800 Call 372-7760 or 419 8670392 E. Merry tor 98-99 school year Call Karen at J78 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS No investment A very little time 353-4001 Subieaser needed for next school yr. Otn needed) Coed eummer campa In Pocono needed. There's no obligation, so 1 or 2 summer subleasers needed. bdrm. Call 372-3848 Mountain., PA lohikan, 1-600-488-4321. 1994 Plymouth Duster, black. Power every- Georgetown Manor 800 3rd St. under new why not call for information today. $1 SOVmo. Near campus. 2 bedrm. available SUBLSR. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!! thing AMTM cassette Auto. AC. V 6 $6000 management AC laundry rm. 1 bedrm. turn www.lohlhan.com. CaM 800-323-8454x95 Call 352-4818. Now thru Aug. 10th. Great Apt. Low rent. Low OBO. Cal 3S2-5293. $380 8 elec. 2 bedrm. turn. $480 6 elec alto ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT summer rales. 354 9740 or 352-2214. utl. 1 rmt. own bdrmliCall 354-3270 96 Dodge Neon, Automatic. Air, AfvVFM cas- Fishing indusfy. Excellent earnings & benefits Extras needed to play high school A college 1 summer sutJrs needed 175/mo., 1 bk*. aene. 35 K miles. $10.500 Call 352-8307 potential. A.I major employers. Ask us howl age range for up-coming films. No exp. neces- away from campus. Call 353-7351 5l7-324-3ltSe»t A55441. sary/i6*/ail looks needed Contact NBCom. Bock leather couch 618-769-1600. 12 month leases starting May 16.1998: perfect for dorm. Cheap* 424 1/2 S. Summit-efficiericy-$225 * elec Barney's Convenience Mart $6.00 starting 352-9835-Leave message Here wa go again. A new season is begginmg 453 S. Prospect-small 1 Br $290 • gaa/elec pay. Flexible hours, shift differential, college tu- at SKYDWE BG and we need a few dependa- 605 Firth St. fC-amall 2 Br.-$360 . uDI. ition reimbursement, paid vacations, medical ble parachute packers tor spring, summer, and CARS FOR $100 230 N Enterprise-1 Br.-$360 • util benefits Applications accepted at: 996 S. Mam fall employment. Full training provided. Must Seized $ sold locally th.s month. Sieve Smith 352-8917 or 3878666 BG. 1001 N. Mam BG. 1602 E Wooster BG have own transportation An exciting place to Trucks. 4 x4's. etc. For Elderly. Handicapp:d Persons, & Children 4-13 w/Adult Hurry m A rr>n our team") work. Call 352-S200 for more informationn 1-800-522-2730eil.4S58 Transit ID. Card Required' Brandywine Country Club now hiring for sum- Home City Ice Company is now hinng lor these 2 bdrm. turn or unturn apts 'Available al Grant'* Administrator's Office. 134-6203 V mer positions Beverage cart. Snack Bar and positions: Route Drivers, Production Stackers. 724 6th St. 8 705 7th St. FOR SALE Discount Taxi Tickets Available. Please Call 354-6203 For Information. Gnl. Apply in person at the front desk 6904 Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible 12 unit apartment buildings Pair of Magnavox speakers $100 ▼ Salisbury Rd. Maumee. OH schedules. Locations throughout all of Ohio 2 Monitors 150 watts each $200 96-99 school year lease and Southeast Michigan Call for details at Craw Amp $500 $500 per month Children Ride Free* Coca-Cola 1-600-600-6070. Guitar FX Processor $150 FREE heat, water, sewer "4 Years or Younger, or Under 40 Pounds, with an Adult Seeeonal Warehouee Loader Toyota Minivan 88" $1000 Runs Well gasandHBOm Chidren Mug. Ride in Child Restraint Seats Provided Lawn maintenance pi. A full time. Hiring for 3540914 The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of spring A summer at Knickerbocker Lawns A Call anytime @ 352-9974. » Ohio/Kentuoky currently has the following Landscaping. Call 3S2S33S. Van w/ Lift Available: Wheelchair Access & Group Seating seasonal position open m our Toledo Sales For sale-Macintoah performa 475 16 meg. Center. Responsibilities include preparing NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT- Hours: 6:00 a.m. - Midnight ram, 28.8 fax modem. 6X cd rom, programs ga- loads, loading route trucks, and rotating stock VVork in the Great Outdoors. In the warehouse Ability to operate a low Forestry. Wildlife Preserves. Concessonaires. lore!! (more than you need, plus some), tons of Monday - Saturday extra blank disks and other stuff. Personal motor a plus. Good mat) and reading skills re- Firefighters, A more. Competitive wages A HIGHLAND Resin.ledIHouri on Holidays Laser Writer 300 printer included. The whole quired. Qualified candidates should send re- benefits Ask us how> 517-324-3110 Ext. system • extras $950. Call Dan at Thu venue u financed in part from sume with cover letter specifying "Seasonal N5S442. MANAGEMENT Service Area: Bowling Green 419-381-7234. an operating aimtanvc grant (rom Warehouea Loader." and salary requirements Pkue let driver know how Office cleaning evenings 130 E. WWiinpon Sera Bowling Cam, Ohio man, peruns will ODOT & FTA ■C 10-15 Mrs per week be ridine. K.(.. Taxi The Coca-Cola Bottling Company i BG Taxi information H Owntransp reqjired Call 352-5822 419 354-6036 CH Ohio.Kentucky 352-0796 ] available in latfe pnrH 3970 Calawbe Painters wanted in the Central OH area for this QQvAQS and audio tape form* Tha Highland* - Gradual* upon request Toledo. OH 43812 summer. Starting pay from $6-(8. depending Tk Attn: Human Resource Admlnletrator-SWL on the positon. Call 1-800-543-3793. housing. One bedroom . Laundry No phone calls please! %dtdo^ fa/act 1 Equal Opoortunitv Employer Student with car needed for outside yard clean facilities in building. A/C, Quiet up. Call 666-4527 From $410/mo. For more info, call sri\ i*f is in [WE BENT VIWOS . largest Collection of Call 354-6036 for a showing. *\9-y And lots of folks Spanish videos • Hundreds of Chldren s Videos • Comedy ^ C. are racing to join. Th* Hom**t*ad - Gradual* 445 E. Woottar Housing One and two bedroom, (At th» railroad tracks) A/C, on-site laundry, ceramic tile, So ... what are YOU waiting for? Mon-Sat: 11:30-9 soundproof construction, dish- Sunday 12-6 354-0176 washers, skylights, vaulted DACOR Computer Systems ceilings. 354-6036. DACOR BG's preferred Internet provider 519 W. Wooster St., Bowling Green Additional Sites to Choose from: 352.3568 [email protected] www.dacor.net NEVER LIBERTY STREET, THE FARM, WORK SUMMIT HILL. We'll lake care of you. Best Faculty, Staff, and Students LUNCH price, well maintained, privacy AGAIX! and deadbolt security, large Receive 10% off your total order 8 apartments. 24-hr Maintenance HIGHLAND when you present your BGSU ID. If****' V- MANAGEMENT GOOD ALL YEAR /^HeieieW xf 1027 N. Main 352-4178 V Top wages Cmemark Theatres V Flexible Hours CINEMA 5 V Paid Vacations V Health/Dental Insurance 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558. V Employee m Great a (PG) Great Food & ice Cream •j Stock Option Plan 1:15/4:20 7:15 9:40 A» Good aa It Gala (PG-13) 1:00/4:00 7:15 9:50 are just a few of the great Tha Man In tha Iron Maak (PG-13) benefits waiting for you! 1:10/4:10 7:05 9:55 The Wedding Singer)PG-13) Apply In person 12:50 2:55/5:00 7:3510:15 Management Inc. *7095th:2Mrm/2balh Mon. - FrI. 2-4 S.10 Fourth St. I Mrm Wild Thlnga (R) *501-503 5m: 2 Mrm 401 W. Dutsel Road 1:25/4:30 7:25 10:05 I Willow Houssl Close to Carnpui Start I Maumee, OH 43537 si J*Vmr«lK /iai Call 3S)-5M0. "309 High: 2 Mrm free heal. (Juet a few mlnutee from BG! Box Office Take 1-475W to Duaset-turn right) water, sewer Students admitted FREE with valid BGSU ID opens at 4:00p.m. *7024lh:2bdrm Management Inc. upscale w/2 car IIS E. PM Rd. l.arac-1 Bdrm (Enrirrai Apu. Laundry on Site Slam at 3*Vmo*elec garage Call JJJ-SaOO. *507E.Hcrry:2lx)rm Summer Jobs across from Campus *5PP203■*•"**a"^■" N. Moin ^^^$4.00 Minimum 352-5166 *5246m: 2 Lxlrm. free heal. The Lear Corporation - Bowling Green Plant, Open Weekdays 4 P.M. • Lunch Fri •Sat.'Sun. Management Inc. water, sewer located at 333 Van Camp Road in Bowling Green, a 1 Bdrm-lMl Falnfew As.. (HUlsdale Apu.1 Ohio, has several manufacturing positions Unique floor deiif.nl. carport!, w/d hook-upa in 2 * 543 6 th: 2 Ddrm/2 bath LARGE SALADS enough for two! bdnrn Rent Hani al .150/rrio . utili Call 35.1-WOO. available for summer work. A heap of crisp mixed lettuce and... VISITOUROfFICEFORA Starting Pay is $7.50 per hour. vUBT ham, turkey, tomatoes, red onions, mild pepper COnPLETE LISTING FOR Management Inc. rings, and mozzarella cheese 4.50 UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE An excellent attendance record, positive attitude, Studio - 219 K. Pot Rd. (Hvtrfne* Aptu Laundry on Site Utilitiei included in rent AND PROFESSIONAL HOUS- and good hand-eye coordination is required. SeoAOnet> thicken tomatoes, red onions, Slam at 2.Wmo Call 3U-5M0. ING! OR VISIT OUR NEW black olives, almonds, and mozzarella cheese 4.50 Hiring will begin in May, 1998, and we will be WEBSITE: accepting applications from March 23 through vtttllttH pepperoni, salami, mild pepper rings, red WtpyAvwwjiewlovatallacom March 31, 1998 Management Inc. 325 South. Main Street onions, green peppers, and mozzarella cheese 4.50 NEW NEW NEW NEW (our only office) If you are interested in being considered for these 7ia N. Enterprise IHema-aMe) I a 1 Unas. V&CfCfl& tomatoes, red onions, green peppers, broccoli. Close to ('ampui Wsaher/Dryer in 2 bdrm umli 352-5620 excellent summer positions, stop by and fill out Rent itam at )7SA» ♦ will Call 393->aM. an application by March 31, 1998. black olives, mozzarella cheese 3.50 1^ A flHsl Dressings...French, Ranch, Italian (reg. or Igt.) If you have worked at Lear during a previous summer, and are interesting in returning, call Scott Great PIZZA • SUBS • SALADS • BREADSTICKS Management Inc. Salyer at 352-5154, extension 204,&; For complete list stop by our NEWIPVE UJe only use the finest ingredients! office at 1045 N. Main or Rentals Call 353-5600 *