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FRIDAY, Oct. he1998 A dailyBG independent student New press Volume 85 FCHasd Students opt not to choose ELECTION*

if the University decided to con- '98 □ Students voice their Which soft drink do you prefer? tract with one beverage vendor, opinions about the the University would offer only University granting Pepsi or Coke brands. She said Candidates the team will examine whether exclusive beverage it would be in the University's rights to one company. best interest to invest in one advocate company. Some students were outraged By BRANDI BARHITE that the University would con- change The BG News sider limiting students choices. "The fact that the University □ The candidates for ■ The BG football team Students like their Pepsi and would only sell us one brand of faces the only team they like their Coke, and they pop angers me," said Stephanie County Commissioner want to be able to drink a Thornton, freshman communi- are concerned about undefeated in the MAC. Mountain Dew in the morning cation disorders major. "What helping the citizens of and a Dr. Pepper at night. about student rights? We Last month, The News deserve the right to determine Wood County. reported that the University has what drinks we have." ■ The Falcon hockey formed a "pouring rights" team Thornton also said students to explore the economical bene- will go elsewhere to find their By AMYJOL. BROWN team travels to Ann fit to contracting with only one Arbor to play the favorite drinks and the Univer- The BG News beverage company. sity will lose money. powerful Wolverines. The results of a poll conduct- Randolph Brown, junior his- On Tuesday, voters will elect ed by The News showed that tory major, said one company a commissoner for Wood Coun- three-quarters of surveyed stu- should be given the rights if ty. Tim Brown, (R-Ohio), and dents want to have both Coke there is a significant benefit to Caroline Spoerl Carpenter (D- and Pepsi brands on campus. the University. He also said the Ohio) are running against each ■ The men's and Earlier this month The News reported that the University Even if the University were to extra money should benefit all other for the position. women's cross country gain financially, two-thirds of students. is considering selling exclusive rights to one beverage compa- The County Commissioner is teams are hosting the respondents would want to ny. Today we are reporting the results of the Pepsi/Coke web responsible for the county bud- keep both brands. Michelle Grove, graduate in MAC championships Ipoll. Although students voted for either Pepsi or Coke, as the get, Child Support Enforcement According to Jane Schimpf, mass communications agreed. Agency, Department of Human today. head of the pouring rights team. above graph shows, the ultimate response was that students Services, Emergency Manage- • See STUDENTS, page five. preferred to not to have to choose between Pepsi or Coke. ment Agency, Wood County Economic Development and many other areas of the county. Tun Brown, current commis- LSU celebrates Mexican holiday soner, is running for re-election based on his experience serving the public. He was the local con- dellnes Mexico and its people. ■ Natalie Flickinger tells holiday for the dead in Mexico that incense and candles to help the gressman for eight years before □ The Latino Student dead find their way home. "Death held a significant place us why SIC SIC isn't the is celebrated on Nov. 2 and Nov. 3. he was elected commissoner. Jason Brewer. LSU treasurer, in the pantheons and ritual of Union will honor the She said during this time the "Being congressman was a University's oldest deceased have permission to rise said his mother has celebrated the Mexico's ancient civilizations." she dead with Los Dias de learning opportunity," Brown continuous student from their graves and revisit their holiday several times. He said the said. organization. los Muertos dance. loved ones. Nov. 1 i9 for remern- holiday gives family members an Brewer said the dance will serve said. "It helped me leam how to bering deceased children and Nov. opportunity to honor their dead dual purposes. He said it will be a help citizens with their con- 2 is for remembering deceased relatives. fun way to end a month of cultur- cerns." By BRANDI BARHITE adults she said. "It is not Just a time to mourn al celebration and he said the Caroline Carpenter also theme is in tune with the upcom- believes that applying her past The BG News The day of the dead is a rare the dead, but it Is a time to make ■ Sound Parade mix of pre-Hispanic and Roman sure you don't lose the memories." ing Mexican holiday. experiences to the position of During a Halloween weekend Catholic rituals," Quintero said. "It Brewer said. He also said Hispanic History commissoner will benefit the includes reviews of REM. that is sure to bring out ghosts, is also a perfect illustration of the He said families often light can- Month was extremely successful people of Wood County. Motley Crue. Fatboy legends and superstitions, the syntheses of pre-Hispanic and dles and cook "dead bread." He and that the University responded "I bring something complete- Slim and Sabrina. Latino Student Union (LSU) will Spanish cultures." she said. also said families will clean their well to the cultural events. ly different to the position, a not be hiding from the dead, but She said she and her family loved ones' cemetery plots and "We have accomplished educat- broad background," Carpenter celebrating death. have participated in the holiday in make them presentable for when ing and incorporating the Universi- ty into our activities." Brewer said. said. LSU will be celebrating Los Dias both Mexico and the United States. they return. Her background includes de los Muertos (The Days of the She said every year her family Quintero said the spirits of the He said the University and the managing a large farm, being Dead) with a dance tonight 9 p.m. dead should be provided with clears out a corner of their house staff nurse at Mercy Hospital, to 11:30 p.m. in the Amani Room. to honor her uncle who passed enticing food and drink for the Bowling Green community INDEX teaching nursing at the Universi- This event will be capping off a away in 1992. Journey home. She said once they responded the best to Opinion 2 month long celebration of Hispan- Quintero said they set up a are home, a wash basin and towel ty of Detroit and the Medical Page Three 3 ic History Month. table and place offerings in an are provided for the dead can Latinopalooza. He said over 700 College of Ohio and having an Nation 4 Lena Quintero. LSU member, artistic and symmetrical fashion. freshen up. active involvement in the com- said Los Dias de los Muertos is a She also said they usually light Quintero also said this holiday munity in organizations such as Sports 7 • See LSU, page five. the American Heart Association Agate 10 and the Wood County Democra- NOW 11 tic Committee. She feels this experience qual- Center holds opening ifies her to help residents with their problems. of new health facility "1 may not be able to answer feversay who is everything, but I can tell them □ The new facility will "All of the offices are closer there? Don't you together and more accessible to where to get help," Carpenter watch scdr/movies? It be more user friendly students. There are more current said. is a deathf/ish." for students. resources available that are easi- Both candidates believe the er to locate and are more orga- main issue of the county is nized," Hageman said. growth. V The center was formally locat- "It (growth) does not always By TRACY WOOD mean problems, but it does The BG News ed in College Park while the new Screun facility was under construction. mean we need to keep a healthy horror film, 1996 The Wellness Connection held Hageman thinks the new loca- community," Carpenter said. an open house to celebrate the tion closer to campus will attract On this issue. Brown agreed. opening of the new facility. more students. He believes the community The Connection, previously Pam Grant, public relations needs to strike a balance known as the Center for Well- intern for the University's Binge between its growth and the preservation of its valuable Look for more dialogue ness and Prevention, provides a Drinking and Violent Prevention variety of resources for students came to support the facilities farmland. on the topic of homo- to leam more about health relat- grand opening. "Our county produces more sexuality on the updated issues. Health Education pro- "The larger facility will bene- wheat, com, soy beans and ed BG News website. grams and services are also fit students because they will be tomatoes than" any other coun- Check it out at: available on a variety of topics less apprehensive about coming ty," he said. including, nutrition, substance to the facility and getting litera- Brown has helped put togeth- abuse and eating disorders. ture and will more likely stop by er a guide that was adopted this WWW. The Wellness Connection also and use the facility," Grant said. year pertaining to wh"re the provides Wellness and Preven- Dr. Joshua Kaplan, director county wants to grow and bgnews.com tion counselors with an empha- of Health Services, had the where it does not. sis on nutritional questions and honor of cutting the ribbon. The Another accomplishment that drug and alcohol abuse. Peer ribbon cutting ceremony was Brown is particularly proud of is educators are also available to also attended by State Represen- doubling the budget for bridge you have a news tip or students who would like to tative Randall Gardner and Ed repairs. Because the Bowling Green have an idea for a story, work with other students inter- Whipple, vice president of stu- ested in health issues. area was formerly a swamp, it call anytime and ask to dent affairs. Christine Hageman, Health "This is a great facility that has a high number of bridges - speak with an editor. 535. Unfortunately these bridges BG Newt Photo/HATT DAN Promotion Coordinator for the benefits students and provide Wellness Connection is pleased were built before the invention Dr. Joshua Kaplan cuts th« ribbon of th* new wellnwss cantor with the changes and improve- 372-6966 faclHty. ments made to the new facility. • See CENTER, page five. • See CANDIDATES, page five.

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DARLA WARNOCK Editor-in-Chief SARAH BEDNARSKI NATALIE MILLER Managing Editor Opinion Editor BRANDIBARHITE KIM WILFONG Assistant Managing Editor Copy Chief MIKEWENDLING TODMcCLOSKEY Chief Reporter Sports Editor JASON SUGGS JOHN WENZEL Photo Editor Entertainment Editor TARA CANNON Graphics Editor Melissa Naymik . Special Projects Editor Ana Periera . .Wire Editor Students need to challenge themselves Brian Taylor . .Assistant Opinion Editor Denise Domanski . Assistant Copy Chief I had to complete an essay for chair warm in their class. The ment is that the elected state and G. Michael Graham . Assistant Sports Editor a scholarship. The question was sick thing is that all you have to federal providers would have Stephanie Schneider . Assistant Graphics Editor in regards to education, how the do is ask someone how to use it. absolutely no say in the curricu- Scott Zimmer . Assistant Graphics Editor present technology figures into But no one wants to ask. No lum of the school. This would be Scott Fauber . Assistant Photo Editor education, and whether higher one wants to be challenged; determined by teachers, admin- education today prepares people they'd rather have someone else istrators (the real function of uni- to go out into the "real world." do it for them. What does it say versity politicians), and students I'll admit right off the jump about people who are unwilling at each University. This con- that I'm an idealist when it comes to learn something new? I don't glomerate would prevent the to education. Reality is that peo- want to learn from or with some- University from becoming the LETTERS one that has an impotent desire political propaganda tool of any ple are not taught how to think. to learn. I'd rather go to the governing body, and would pro- They're taught what to think library and teach myself! mote education for all citizens instead. The educational system no longer speaking the same lan- Our three part series about athletic funding has brought some The second thing is that in without financial concern. of this country is founded upon guage. A common language interesting facts and responses to light. Athletics, particularly order for true education to com- Now, I realize that these are misinformation and specialized amongst students and teachers is football, take up large amounts of student's general fees. mence, the financial aspect must probably unrecognizable ideals the foundation of a proper edu- Why does football have such influence, particularly when our learning, resulting in all of be taken out completely! This about education. I realize that cation. team is not a powerhouse? Historically, football has been popu- humanity being stripped from means a pay rate for teachers not everyone is cut out for col- lar and brought in fans, therefore bringing in money. But this ele- the individual, producing There must be mandatory based on their experience, lege, and that I may have missed vated status has continued, while the results have not. automatons of consumerism. workshops in all school libraries degree, and an example of the many steps in between these for teachers to learn how to use Suggestions have been made about using the allotted money I have this vision that educa- dedication to their work (i.e. conclusions. The fact is that it's databases and the Internet, sim- for other purposes. What about improving the health center or published works, awards, etc). not my job to implement tion will one day be based on ply because these are an invalu- allowing prospective students to attend theater or music perfor- This means no more outra- changes. I just suggest them to promoting individual freedom able source of research and learn- mances for free? There are lots of places at the University where and happiness in a community geous salaries for University the community. more funds would improve the programs, and these are neglect- ing. Without knowledge of how of likewise educated individuals. to use these things, you are a sec- Presidents, with their gardeners The University must be ed in favor of increased athletic funding. and their free houses. These aca- Why does the University assume that sports are the priority of The Internet and database ond-rate student/teacher and altered from a big business insti- technology increase in the last you will never be able to com- demic political roles are quite tution, turning people into num- the students here? Has anyone looked at attendance of the sports secondary, and even irrelevant, teams in relation to the whole population at BGSU? Why contin- five years is staggering! We must pete with peers that do. bers and spitting out molded when it comes to a proper educa- ue pouring money into something that doesn't serve the majori- have educated teachers to incor- I'm surprised at how many conformists, to an institution of tion. ty of those supporting it with their general fees? porate this into the classroom of people at this school still prefer learning that is concerned with The fact is, sports teams that are doing well get the crowds. all age groups. This doesn't to use the crappy little green The state and federal govern- the intelligence of its citizens. And in order to have a winning sports team, money must be mean that we're computerizing WYSE terminals in the library, ing systems should provide ALL Any goal less than this shows the invested. But at what point does it become a futile effort? learning. It means that comput- instead of the updated web ter- money towards the cost and most serious decline in the One logical solution is to charge admission. That way, stu- ers are part of our society, and minals. We have access to useful maintenance of education, taken integrity of our culture. dents will support athletic teams if they want to, and not be part of these kids' experience. information, that would add out of the taxes of all citizens. forced to through general fees. When a teacher doesn't under- depth and character to your class With the money we've spent on The University needs to reevaluate where fee money is going. stand computers, and they are assignments. Something that weapons of mass destruction, I'd josh Minton is a columnist for Administrators, maybe you don't have to listen to The News, but speaking to children who have would show your teachers that say we could educate every citi- the BG News. He can be reached at just remember to put the "Students First", not athletics. been raised with computers, then you're not just another number, zen of this country about a thou- [email protected] the teacher and the students are or another body keeping the sand times over! The key ele-

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HIGH: 60 LOW: 45 HIGH: 59 LOW: 43 Upcoming "Upcoming Events" is ■ service to our reader* borrowed daily via the University web page. The calendar of events on the web page has a more complete listing of events and EvenTs can be accessed through "www.bgsu.edu". Friday, 10/30/98 day run at the league title. The Sponsored by Department of season finale. presents "The Magic Flute" $5. For more information call men's race begins at 11:00 a.m., Ethnic Studies with Women's (8 p.m.) 419/354-BGJC. Hockey at Michigan (7 p.m.) Learned Optimism: Giving and the women are scheduled to Studies, English and The Kobacker Hall, Moore Musi- Ann Arbor, Mich. leers visit Dry Dock's Halloween Party Feedback/Listening (8 - 10 get underway at noon. Women's Center. Free and open cal Arts Center. Call 419/372- to the public. defending national champion 8171 for ticket information. (9 p.m. - 1 a.m.) a.m.) Public Skating (Noon - 1:30 Wolverines. Galley, Harshman Quad. We 2 College Park, BGSU. Help p.m.) Grad 600 Seminar (2:30 p.m.) In Search of Planets with are encouraging everyone to your employees rise above pes- 128 Hayes Hall. Presentation Volleyball at Northern Illi- come out in costume. Prizes wiil simism and negative thinking. Ice Arena. Cheap Skate. Life (8 p.m.) by Kim Siebert titled "Spice Up nois (7 p.m.) Planetarium. $1 donation be given for best costumes in dif- Fee $40. For more information or Women's Soccer hosts Miami Your Presentations with Win- DeKalb, 111.. ferent categories. Refreshments to register, call Continuing Edu- suggested. dows Power Point." Would will be served. Security will be cation, International t* Summer (1 pm.) Cochrane Field. enhance your professional devel- UAO Movie "Poltergeist" (8 Public Skating (8 - 10 p.m.) tight and IDs will be checked. DJ Programs at 419/372-8181. opment skills and credited p.m.) Ice Arena. Kausion will be providing the Toward a Multi Racial Femi- towards your GRAD 600 require- Ill Olscamp Hall. Movies are music. Cross Country hosts MAC ment. Free and open to all. shown at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Fri- Haunted "Trail of Terror" Championships (11 a.m.) nism in South Africa (2:30 - day and Saturday evenings. 4:30 p.m.) (8:30 - 11:30 p.m.) El Dia de los Muertos Dance . Bowling Green, Ohio. The Tickets are $2 each and can oe (9 p.m. - Midnight) 223 Olscamp Hall. Lecture Men's Soccer hosts Marshall Rotary Nature Center - S. Mid-American Conference harri- bursared. Amani Room. Commons. (3 p.m.) Wintergarden Road. Sponsored ers descend upon BGSU for a Fri- featuring Thelma Ravell-Pinto, Admission S2 - $3." co-editor of journal Thamyris. Cochrane Field. BG's regular Bowling Green Opera Theater by the BG Jaycees. Admission is TV GUIDE SECTION (SEE PG. 12 FOR SAT. & SUN. LISTINGS)

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■PROJECT! Jeep site work to cost $75 million TOLEDO (AP) — The city will pay $75 million — $36 million more than originally planned — to clear a site for a new Jeep plant. A development agreement reached by city officials and sent to Chrysler commits the city to pay about $75 million to ready the site for construction of the $1.2 billion project, said Robert Reinbolt, the city's Jeep project director. It was first estimated to cost just over $39 million. The city put together a package of tax breaks and pledged to pay for road improvements and the relocation of businesses and homes on the new Jeep plant site. The total package has grown to more than $250 million over the last year. The quick pace of negotiations and limited number of city officials assigned to the project were factors that led to the inaccurate figures for business relocation costs, Reinbolt said. "Later on you find out it is much more complex and much more costly than anticipated. That is where the error comes," he said. Reinbolt said the city still needs to raise $20 million to pay for its share. He said the city is looking at loans, as well as funding from the Associated Press Photo state and county. The city intends to use $6.2 million from the recent sale of land in Space shuttle Discovery lifts from launch pad Thurday from Kennedy Space Center with a crew of seven astronauts, including Sen. a suburban township- John Glenn. ■ARRESTS""^™""""""™""™^" Students shocked by arrests of classmates in Kentucky dorm fire MURRAY, Kv. (AP) — Students at Murray State University were Blast off... Glenn back teeling a little safer Thursday upon hearing the news that seven people had been charged with setting a dormitory fire that killed a classmate. "Most people would say if they heard a fire alarm, they would just freak," said sophomore Brent Underbill, 20. "A lot of people in space after 36 years didn't seem to know why it would take so long to find out who did it." hundreds of thousands of people jammed by Glenn's participation. Five students were among the seven people charged in the early- □ John Glenn "enjoys the the area to see the retiring senator off. Sky-writing pilots spelled out Glenn's morning fire on the fourth floor of the eight-story Hester Hall dor- President Clinton, the first president to name in billowing white letters off in the dis- mitory on Sept. 18. Killed was Michael Minger, 19, of Niceville, Fla. show" as he soars into space witness a shuttle liftoff, pronounced Glenn's tance as the countdown entered its finat Four other students were injured, one seriously. once again. flight "a great day for America and a great hour. Capital crimes are a rare occurrence in Murray, a community of day for our senior citizens." Hundreds of thousands of people who 17,000 in the gently rolling hills of western Kentucky not far from The Associated Press Soon after reaching orbit, Glenn — a lowly started jamming beaches and roads days ago the Tennessee border. So far, no one is commenting publicly on a Payload Specialist No. 2 — unstrapped him- cheered as Glenn and his ship soared toward CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Still the hero possible motive for the fire at this school of 8,700 students. self and for the first time ever floated free the horizon, jusl as so many did a generation "We don't want to jeopardize the case/' said Trooper Chuck and still making history, John Glenn roared and weightless. He never got out of the seat and more before. Some burst into tears, oth- Robertson of the Kentucky State Police. back into space Thursday, retracing the trail of his cramped Friendship 7 Mercury capsule ers applauded and still others embraced in A grand jury on Wednesday charged Fredrick F. McGrath II, 23, he blazed for America's astronauts 36 years during his five-hour, triple spin around the joy. Even the T-shirt and junk food hawkers of Murray, with capital murder, assault, arson, falsely reporting an ago. planet in 1962. paused to witness this inspiring moment in incident and three counts of wanton endangerment. The charges "Boy, enjoying the show," Glenn said as Scott Carpenter, watching with the two space history. could bring the death penalty if he is convicted. Discovery soared 340 miles over Hawaii other surviving Mercury astronauts from the "It was the coolest thing I ever saw," said three hours into the flight. "This is beautiful. ■SENTENCEDWHHMV^Hwa press site four miles away, sent his best wish- 7-year-old Sam Prince of St. Louis. It's still a trite old statement: Zero-g and I feel es to the crew and reprised his immortal Tears welled up in the eyes of 31-year-old New Jersey woman who killed baby at fine," he added, repeating the words of his benediction from 1962: "Good luck, have a Colleen DuLac of Carmel, Ind. "I knew I was first flight. safe flight and ... once again. Godspeed, John going to cry," she said. prom gets 15-year prison term His commander, Curtis Brown Jr., .,ml Glenn." FREEHOLD, N.J. (AP) — A young woman who gave birth in the Millions more watched America's 123rd "Let the record show that John has a smile on It took 11 attempts over two months for human spaceflight on TV, including school- bathroom at her senior prom, strangled the baby and returned to the his face and it goes from one ear to the other dance floor was sentenced to 15 years in prison Thursday. Glenn to blast off on America's first manned children whose parents weren't even bom one and we haven't been able to remove it orbital flight. This time, a single try was when Glenn rocketed away the first time, Under a plea bargain, 20-year-old Melissa Drexler received the yet." enough; the weather was perfect and the and elderly people who drew inspiration maximum sentence but could be released in just under three years. Glenn, the first American in orbit on Feb. countdown was interrupted only by a minor from C llenn's exploits "I'd like to tell you I'm really, truly sorry for what I've done, OK?" 20, 1962, became at age 77 the world's oldest alarm problem and then five stray planes "I think he's doing it for us, for senior cit- said a tearful Ms. Drexler, who pleaded guilty in August to aggra- space traveler when he and six crewmates that delayed liftoff 19 minutes and 34 sec- izens He is showing what we can do. We're vated manslaughter. lifted off aboard the shuttle Discovery at 2:19 onds. The pilots were angling for good views not .ill silting around doing nothing," Ade- Superior Court Judge John A. Ricciardi called Ms. Drexler's p.m. EST. of the launch. laide Samuelson, 91, said at a nursing home actions "explainable but not excusable." "Liftoff of Discovery with six astronaut A few seconds before liftoff, a small panel in Wallingford, Conn. "She is not a monster. She is not someone to be gawked at, to be heroes and one American legend," launch tore away from the rear of Discovery and Clinton and his wife, Hillary, watched the vilified by the public and the media. She is entitled to our under- commentator Lisa Malone said. struck one of the main engines. Engineers liftoff from the top of the launch control ten- standing our compassion and our prayers," he said. It was a space sequel with all the right believe it was the drag-chute door or its cov- ter with NASA chief Daniel Goldin and two Ms. Drexler's lawyer, Steven Secare, said the circumstances will stuff. Discovery's departure a mere 19 1/2 ering. Mission Control assured commander space shuttle commanders. The president "obviously never occur again." He said she had a developmental minutes late was practically routine com- Brown that the problem would not cut short described the launch as "stunning excite- and learning disability and was in denial, not of her pregnancy, but pared with Glenn's oft-postponed, pioneer- the nine-day flight and would pose no extra ment." of how to deal with it. ing flight. The launch was marred by an 18- risk when the shuttle returns to Earth on (>n the other side of the roof were Glenn's Ms. Drexler's parents and boyfriend sat in front row of the court- by-22-inch panel that fell from the shuttle Nov. 7. wife of 55 years, Annie; the C.lenns' two chil- room. and struck an engine moments before liftoff. As the low man on Discovery's crew, the dren and two teen-age grandchildren; and Ms. Drexler had been charged with murder in the June 6, 1997, But NASA said it posed no risk to the crew. Democratic senator from Ohio rode in the the other crew members' families. death of her son. She was a high school senior at the time. "Let the winds of Discovery lift us on to middle seat of the windowlcss bottom deck The launch also brought out dozens ol When she entered her guilty plea, she said the baby was bom the future," launch control said in its final for launch, staring at a row of metal lockers members of Congress who gathered in alive. She said she gave birth into a toilet bowl, then strangled the words to the astronauts He wore a baggy orange suit with a U.S. flag bleachers overflowing with several thousand baby, cut the umbilical cord on a sanitary napkin disposal bin and In taking the second spaceflight of his life. stitched to his left shoulder, a contrast to his people, including movie stars such as tossed the infant into a restroom trash can. She then returned to the Glenn realized a dream that he never sleek silver suit of Mercury. Leonardo DiCaprio. About 3,000 journalist! dance floor of her prom. thought possible. His return to space as the What would have been a routine science were on hand to record Glenn's send-off, Maintenance workers who were called to clean up blood on the first orbiting geriatric test subject captured flight attracting little notice outside space cir- compared with 379 reporters for his first restroom floor discovered the baby's body. the American imagination, so much so that cles was transformed into a media spectacle flight. 88.1 FM WBGU Apartment living NOT Tune into 88.1 this weekend as the what you expected? 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Clinton was becoming the first American in Center, near the families of the beans and combread, the tradi- our senior citizens and I hope was the first president accompanied by his wife, orbit. astronauts. They were escorted tional meal after a successful that all Americans share the exu- to watch a space Hillary, who said she dreamed Eight members of Congress by NASA Administrator Dan liftoff. berance that I feel today," Clin- years ago of being an astronaut flew here with Clinton on Air Goldin and astronauts Bob Clinton said that as he stood ton said. launch since Richard Force One and many others but was turned down. # Cabana and Eileen Collins. on the rooftop, "We felt the ceil- He praised NASA's efficiency, "I got a letter saying they came in on congressional flights Collins will be the first female ing rumble beneath our feet." He Nixon. saying the space agency had weren't taking women back in for the historic day. commander of a space shuttle thanked NASA and added, the dark ages," the first lady Clinton said he unexpectedly when she pilots Columbia in the "And of course I want to thank tightened its belt and was The Associated Press remarked. got a call from the 77-year-old spring. John Glenn, my good friend and launching eight missions a year Clinton said she told him a Glenn a week or so ago during The Clintons were speechless a genuine American hero." with about the same money as CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - year ago they had to make a list the Mideast peace talks on Mary- for about a minute and a half and Clinton, in an interview with for two missions earlier. Nervous and excited "like a kid of things they wanted to do and land's Eastern Shore. reached for binoculars as Discov- CNN, pronounced himself an Clinton also said he was will- at his first Christmas," President places they wanted to go before "I thought, oh my goodness, ery roared out of sight. Clinton advocate for "continued aggres- ing to spend more money if nec- Clinton watched John Glenn's he leaves office. Her first wish something happened, he can't said he was "absolutely sive exploration of space" and essary to keep the American- liftoff Thursday from a rooftop was to see a space launch, he go," Clinton said. He said Glenn thrilled." Mrs. Clinton said it denied that Glenn's flight was a Russian joint international space shaking with rocket thunder. He told him, "I just called to make was amazing. reward for supporting the said. station on schedule as Russia saluted Glenn as "a genuine Five days before the nidterm sure you're not going to chicken Afterward, the Clintons visit- administration in the Senate. "If I uBefore returning to Washing- American hero." elections, the visit to the out on me. 1 want you down ed the Firing Room to greet 200 had my druthers, he'd be home Clinton was the first president Kennedy Space Center allowed there when I go up." officials and technicians at in Ohio running for re-election ton, Clinton was the star in Palm to witness a space launch since Clinton to share some of the On a cloudless afternoon, the curved consoles of computerized right now." Beach at a pair of campaign Richard Nixon and his wife, Pat, media limelight and wrap him- Clintons had great seats at the controls. They also joined a post- "It's an important day for the appearances — a $200,000 recep- sat in pouring rain for the liftoff self in the nostalgia of Glenn's liftoff. They watched from the launch celebration in the lobby space program. But it's a great tion benefiting Rep. STUDENTS- CANDIDATES Student Reactions to Cola Wars Brown and Carpenter also Continued from page one. or given to student organiza- Continued from page one. stressed that managing the tax- tions. None of the respondents Should the University grant exclu- If the University was given payers money was a big concern sive distribution on campus to money for such an agreement, of the automobile and were only for them. She said athletics already get a said that the money should go to Coke or Pepsi? should they sign up? built strong enough to hold the "It's important that govern- athletics. good portion of the University's horse and buggy. Many of the ment be run like a business. The Schimpf said the University is bridges could not be crossed by tax dollars should be spent fru- funds and that any revenues only in the beginning stages of buses or emergency vehicles. gally and with business sense," from selling a beverage contract examining the benefits of going The budget allowed for Brown said. should go towards something improvements to be made to With similar goals, both with one company, yet the main Brown and Carpenter feel they beneficial to all students. these bridges. factor will be how beneficial it 75.8% "This had a direct impact on will each bring something The most popular area for the will be for the University. At this safety for the community," unique to the commissoner's potential money named by sur- point, the team will hire a con- office. 24.2% Brown said. veyed students was toward a sultant to advise the University LSU new student union. Other stu- of the advantages and disadvan- dents said the money should be tages of contracting with one Continued from page one. for La Posada, a charity in Toledo used to bring concerts to campus company, she said. Yes No Yes No during Latinopalooza. Brewer said even though His- people attended, including stu- panic History Month is over. Latino CENTER- happening at BGSU, there are dents from the University of Tole- culture and Latino students must Continued from page one. dents and they should take alumni came to support the advantage of the helpful staff." do. Oberlin College and Defiance not be forgotten. opening of the new facility to many pro-student activities and According to Whipple, stu- promote something positive President Sidney Ribeau is College. 'Wc arc present on campus." great programs important to students will be more successful in happening in education, espe- achieving his goal and becoming LSU also raised $400. which Brewer said. "We should be recog- dent health," Whipplc said. "The the classroom if they feel good was donated to the Wood County nized all year long, not Just for a resources here are beneficial and about themselves. cially at the University. more student oriented," Gardner United Way and collected 400 cans month." the facility really welcomes stu- Gardner and other University "There are a lot of good things said.

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BGSU Football V S Marshall Tomorrow at 12:00 in Doyt Perry Stadium. Sponsers: Alltell All students admitted for FREE with valid BGSU ID page 6 The BG News Friday, October 30, 1998 Multicultural program addresses religious issues Q Groups discuss related their personal, past and "We have so many diversities University. She said one possible time and all programs running She explained that attendance current experiences of being a here that are differed by lan- reason could be due to the fact throughout the year will reflect might be varied on themes and what it is like to be a minority in the United States. guages, countries, ethnicities and that she is a staff member at the the theme. All the programs will topics that are chosen, but over- University and staff tend to be focus on differences and diversi- religious minority on Panalists talked about Mus- religions," Padmaraj said. all, they have good attendance lim, Paganism, Judaism, Nation more mature than students. ty issues. campus. Padmaraj practices Jainism not only from the library staff, of Islam and Jainism. and she said that one of the key "My appearance may look "It is our goal to keep our staff but also the campus community. Kausalya Padmaraj, a panelist concepts of her religion is non- different because I dress differ- sensitive -to differences and to who is also the coordinator for violence. Jainists believe that ently," Padmaraj said. "Howev- include all people," Wrighten "It is not only lecture and By IVY CHIN interlibrary loan services and a people should not hurt or er, pratically, I have never felt said. "We want to maintain an information, but people can also open atmosphere especially in The BG News member of the multicultural destroy the environment. discriminated against." feel free to ask questions and dis- affairs committee, gave an According to Mary Wrighten, the library because we provide The University Libraries and People who are interested in cuss the issues," Wrighten said. overview of the philosophy of reference and multicultural ser- information to everybody." Learning Resources held a cul- and want to know more about her religion. She also shared her vices librarian, the series about Wrighten also said that in In the Spring, there will be other religions might find this tural diversity program Wednes- experience living in Bowling cultural diversity issues has been order for the committee to main- two different panels held at the panel interesting, Padmaraj said. day in the Jerome Library Pallis- Green as a minority member and ongoing since fall 1989 and each tain its focus on the diversity same time and same place. For ter Conference Room . "It will be a good experience how it impacts on her religious year different themes are select- issue, they constantly run relat- more information, one can check "What Is It Like to be a Mem- for the community and it adds to ed. The theme of this year is "All ed-issue programs that are practices. out the website, http://www. ber of a Religious Minority in In addition, she provided the strength of the University," in the Name of Religion: Diversi- geared toward faculty and staff. bgsu.edu/colleges/library/inlc America?" was the topic of the information about how her reli- she said. ty and Discord." "This program has been well program. Five panelists from a gion is viewed by the society Padmaraj said that she never Wrighten said that the religion received by the community," srv/mac/ or contact Mary variety of minority religions here. felt discriminated against at the theme is being used for the first Wrighten said. Wrighten at 372-7897. That blows Scholarship fund j developed to honor professor 1

□ A scholarship is sity of Salzburg, Dr. Guenther explained. being set up to remem- According to Dr. Guenther/ ber a retired University there are 25 to 30 students German professor. engaged in the Salzburg study, abroad program each year. BGSU German professor or faci ulty member also directs By IVY CHIN program in Austria. The BO News Dr. Shllaku was originally A reception will be held today from Latvia. She received her for the establishment of a schol- doctorate degree in historical lin- arship fund in honor of a retired guistics at the University of German professor. Bologna in Italy. The Dr. Dzidra Shllaku Schol- Dr. Shllaku was a full-time arship Fund was set up by seven associate German professor at of professor Shllaku's students BGSU from 1959- 85. She then who have been positively influ- continued as a part-time profesH BG Newt Photo/MATT DANN enced by her, according to sor until 1995. In addition lo Christina Guenther, current asso- teaching German at the Universi- I Scott Morningstar. grounds keeper, blows the leaves on campus into piles for easy pick up. ciate German professor and last ty, Dr. Shllaku also taught Russ- year's director of Academic Year ian and introduced the first Ital-; Abroad (AYA) to Salzburg, Aus- ian classes at BGSU. tria. Sue Sidor, AYA assistant, said These seven students named that Dr. Shllaku was once a direc- Cross-dressier forced to leave school themselves "die Gruppe," — in tor of the summer study abroad English, "the Group" — and program to Salzburg in the laid were students from 1967 through '60s when the program was first "I said, 'No way, that's too and friend Meayghan Denkers. the principal. Some indignantly □ Feminine boy shakes 1970. introduced. weird!"' Nelson recalled. "Then I "She wasn't trying to change quoted their school handbook, "The fund will enable quali- "The Salzburg exchange pro up small school in thought about it, and I said, 'So anybody to be like her or any- which urges acceptance of what's so weird about that?"' thing." fied students with financial gram is one of the oldest Georgia "diversity in opinion, culture, needs to participate in the BGSU exchange programs for the Uni- But while Nelson and his After a heated meeting of the ideas, behavioral characteristics, friends were willing to accept board of the small, private Geor- academic year abroad program versity of Salzburg and BGSU," The Associated Press Matthew "Alex" McLendon's gian Country Day School on Oct. attributes or challenges." at the University of Salzburg," Sidor said. "And Dr. Shllaku was feminine appearance and man- 6, Alex was "invited to with- "Alex represents something Guenther said. one of the first summer direc--. CARROLLTON, Ga. She also explained that "die tors." Patrick Nelson had heard there nerisms, others in this rural, con- draw" or face expulsion. Alex, that's way beyond the experi- servative western Georgia com- who had enrolled in September ence and the comfort zone of the Gruppe" has committed $4,000 Along with Harris, the six was a cross-dressing boy per year for three years in order other "die Gruppe" members are enrolled at his high school. But munity of about 20,000 weren't. after attending public school, very conservative people we live And so 15-year-old Alex with- was cited for wearing a tongue to get the scholarship going. Lana Chadwick, Eric Moore, darned if he could figure out just with," said Lori Lipoma, Larry Snavely, Dallas Hull, who it was drew from school under pres- ring, but had been called before The first announcement of the sure, leaving supporters of the school authorities earlier about Meayghan's mother and a Shllaku Fund was actually made William Weis and Susan Mendiz- "I looked for him the first cou- za. ple weeks. The honest truth — I popular, easygoing student won- his female dress, makeup and drama teacher at the school. "I by one of the group members, didn't even know," Nelson said dering what threat they had sup- hairstyle. really think we all lost some- Steven Harris, on June 18 at the The reception will begin at One day, he was talking about posedly been protected from. Most of Alex's classmates — thing very precious that night." University of Salzburg. It was 7:30 p.m. in 101 Shatzel Hall, and "Alex wasn't causing any during the celebration of the 30- it will be hosted by the Depart- the mystery to a friend, who including some of the boys — School officials would not dis- smiled and pointed to the pretty problems. She got along well wore bows in their hair in protest year anniversary of the partner- ment of German, Russian and cuss the case. ship between BGSU and Univer- East Asian Languages. blonde at the desk next to his. with everybody," said classmate until ordered to remove them by Kosovo refugee reluctant to return home _i Albanians are wary same reasons: police or soldiers vehicles Thursday on the main up. After a more subdued discus- were still in the area, or their road between Pristina and the sion, one of the farmers — Hasan of remaining soldiers. houses were unlivable because of western city of Pec. Three tanks Gashi — drove his green tractor war damage. and two mortar launchers were hauling a full laden cart with his The Associated Press "The return is not as easy as positioned outside Junik, near family of 10 toward Perceva. was expected," said Jacques the border with Albania. Halfway there, people on the HUHLJE, Yugoslavia — Their Franquin of the U.N. refugee Refugees said the continued road pointed out an army post- tractors and horse carts piled agency in Geneva. police presence shows the failure ing near the town that included high with belongings, a dozen Western powers led by the of the agreement. two armored vehicles and a ■thnic Albanian families gath- United States threatened NATO "I don't have anything to eat small truck. Gashi turned back. ered in a grassy field Thursday airstrikes to pressure Yugoslav and my family is sleeping on the and prepared to journey home "We cannot spend our lives in President Slobodan Milosevic to floor but I can't go back because other people's homes," Gashi together after weeks as refugees. agree on Oct. 12 to reduce his there are police just 200 yards Then ethnic Albanian guerril- said as his wife and mother forces in Kosovo to the level they from my house," complained cried. "But now I am going la, showed up and warned them were at before he launched a Cen Gashi, 58, a farmer and not to go because Serb police back- crackdown on Albanian sepa- father of 11 children living in the were in the area, sparking an In the western Kosovo village ratists in February. room of an acquaintance about 2 argument during which a rebel of Kodralji, a few people who The threat of airstrikes 1 /2 miles from his village. drew his weapon. returned a week or two ago said remains, though NATO this In a field at Bublje, 30 miles Eventually, only one tractor no one else would come back week lifted its deadline for Milo- west of Pristina, families with set off down the dirt road, then now because police continued to sevic to fully comply with the their mattresses, baby carriages, turned back a few miles later at patrol. A few minutes later, a wide-ranging agreement reached blankets, flour sacks and other the sight of army vehu lea blue armored police vehicle with U.S. envoy Richard Hol- possessions loaded on carts wait- This week's withdrawal of ambled down the dirt road Serb police and Yugoslav sol- brooke. ed to head home to Perceva, International observers report about two miles away. toward the village. d icrs from Kosovo was supposed Since the withdrawal, land to allow the safe return of an esti- large numbers of Serb police and The arrival of four Kosovo mines and booby traps set by mated 300,000 refugees, particu- Yugoslav soldiers have returned Liberation Army guerrillas, one Serb forces have been tripped larly the 150,000 still in the to barracks or left Kosovo, and a in his camouflage fatigues, restive province. convoy of 15 tanks rumbled into sparked an uproar — the guerril- and reports of sporadic violence But two days after news of the the Pristina barracks on Thurs- las said 'don't go' and the men continue. The Serb Media Center withdrawal spread, only small day from positions nine miles resisted turning back. reported Thursday that two pro- Large numbers of Serb police and Yugoslav soldiers have numbers have gone back home. west of the capital. As the din increased, the KLA Serb Albanians had been killed returned to barracks or left Kosovo, and a convoy of 15 tanks 11 w if any were seen heading But police and soldiers still leader reached in his car to pull by the guerrillas in separate inci- rumbled into the Pristina barracks. home Thursday. maintain a visible presence in out a wide-barreled, shoulder- dents. The report could not be Those interviewed cited the some areas. Police were checking held weapon that shut everyone independently verified. ft i. Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News Sports jQ 372-2602 A race for the championship Women's MAC Championship race Falcon seniors PARKING set for title run □ The women's cross The seniors are the heart of our team. country team is con- They posses good leadership qualities and centrating on winning provide an example to the rest of the team the MAC to make it to with their hard work." the NCAA Champi- onships. Ste»e Price women s cross country coacb By MARK WIESE gional. Licth-Ordway finished to miss the bond we have when The BG News eleventh in a field of the finest the team runs together." Last call for the seniors on the collegiate runners in the nation. Libby Mitchell has played a women's cross country team. "This season has been very valuable role as a good team The women's cross country special as a senior," BG's Wendy season is winding down and it is Licht-Ordway said. "I am going • See SENIORS, page nine. gut check time now for the Fal- cons. With a competitive Mid- American Conference Champi- Women's cross country onship meet and a difficult district meet coming up the Falcons need to step up and show why keeps NCAA in mind they are rated as one of the best J The women's cross one of those tickets. teams in the country. "It would be a dream to run at The leadership and experi- country team is gear- the NCAA Championship meet ence of the seniors needs to push ing up to get a ticket to this year," Mitchell said. the Falcons to the promised land The Falcons chance to get a of the NCAA Championships. the NCAA Champi- bid would be stronger, but each This has been the ultimate goal onships. meet the team has competed in of the entire team, lead by with ranked teams, BG has fin- seniors Wendy Licht-Ordway, ished just short. In both the Laura Deneau, Libby Mitchell By MARK WIESE Notre Dame Invitational and the and injured Jessica Lafene. The BG News Michigan Interregional, which "The seniors are the heart of showcased a number of ranked The women's cross country our team," coach Steve Price teams, BG finished behind all of team ran countless miles and put said. "They posses good leader- the teams that were ranked in hours of hard work for one ship qualities and provide an ahead of them. reason, to achieve the goal of get- example to the rest of the team BG is still in the hunt for a ting a ticket to the big dance, the with their hard work." ticket and this makes the next NCAA Championships. Senior co-captains Licht-Ord- two meets very critical for the Only the best teams in the way and Deneau have really Falcons. The MAC Champi- BASEBALL START nation, the top 31, get a ticket to turned it up here in the last two onships and the Great Lakes Dis- attend this dance. The Falcons, meets. They were the top two trict are the last chances for the The men's race starts at 11 a.m. and is a s ightly different course runners for the Falcons in the last currently ranked 31st in the nation, think they have a shot at and length. The women run at noon. meet at the Michigan Interre- • See NCAA, page nine. Weckesser BG paces itself for finds his talent opportunity in in running MAC championship □ BG's senior cross back to his days as a Junior Olympian. □ The Mid-American After that, it is wide open, and country runner Jim the BGSU team has as good a He and senior Pat Carney are Conference Cross Weckesser is a fun-lov- the Falcons' co-captains. shot as any other team in their Country Champi- conference. Senior co-captain Jim ing, hard-working per- "I am not too vocal," Weckess- er said. "I think both Pat and I onships are taking Weckesser, the teams number son with a big heart. lead more by example. I attribute one runner all season, will lead that idea to the team. They are place this weekend. the charge. He will be supported already focused and self-moti- Dy juniors Steve Chapa and Dan By KEVIN GUTEKUNST vated on their own. The team Flaute, freshman Rob Glatz, and The BG News does not really need me or Pat to By KEVIN GUTEKUNST sophomore Kreg Hatfield. The BG News "We are going to have to be Most people, without regard keep them in line." competitive," said men's cross to race, gender, or age, possess Throughout the season, After a season of hard work, country coach Sterling Martin. some special talent. For Bowling Weckesser has been the top run- the Bowling Green cross country Green senior cross country runner for BG and his presence on team puts it all on the line at the "We have a solid shot to finish in ner Jim Weckesser, that is run- and off the course will surely be Mid-American Championship at least the top half if we are ning. missed in the future. Friday. healthy." Jim Weckesser is from Center- "Jim will be greatly missed," After a season of illness and Junior runner Steve Chapa ville, Ohio, located near Dayton. junior runner Dan Flaute said. injury, the Falcons are healthy added his thoughts. He came to BG for many dif- "He's a natural talent, and a and ready to go. "Of course the goal is to win. ferent reasons charismatic guy. He is very The clear-cut favorite for Realistically, though, we could relaxed, and always maintains a "(It was) far from home, but MAC conference supremacy is finish in the top three. We need positive attitude. Jim is a really not too far from home," the Central Michigan Chippe- everyone to be healthy and nice guy to hang out with. He Weckesser said. "An older was. At press time, they were everyone to run a great time." really goes out of his way to get friend of mine went here too, ranked third in their region and The MAC Championships are and I liked the coach here (It was to know his teammates." 15th in the nation. CMU has been Junior Steve Chapa, who has home Friday by Doyt L- Perry Sid Sink at the time) so I chose pummeling its MAC opponents Stadium. BG." been Jim's teammate for four and riding the wave of success The men's race is at 11 ajn. He is currently majoring in years, added his thoughts. all season long. secondary education and has a "On the field, Jim is a good and the women's race is sched- motivator," Chapa said. "Off the Behind CMU, the Eastern uled for 12 a.m. minor in history. BG Newt Photo/ JASON SUGGS Michigan Eagles and the Miami Jim has aspirations of some- field, he is a fun-loving guy. Jim A big time sports champi- is a lot of fun to be around. Jim RedHawk squads look to battle day becoming a teacher in any of Men's cross country senior Jim Weckesser runs up "Bill's Hill" at onship like this one comes to BG has great determination. He it out for second. Miami, the the social sciences, most notably the Mel Brodt invitational earlier this year. Weckesser will lead. once every 10 years. knows what he needs, to do and defending MAC Champion, is a poltical science, psychology and his team at the MAC Championships today in Bowling Green. particularly deep team com- "It means a lot to me to run history. he usually seems to come my last conference Champi- through." posed mainly of Ohio standouts, Running competitively is is able to keep important things ate. onship here at home," Weckesser Even though he is a busy, most notably seniors Sam Bell nothing new to him. He has been simple. Above all things, he feels said. "It's my final hurrah, and involved individual, Weckesser and Doug Bockenstette, and running since he was 10, dating the most important is to gradu- • See WECKESSER, page nine. sophomore Ernie Ziegler. I'll always remember it." page 8 The BG News Friday, October 30, 1998 Falcons ready for Marshall, Pennington □ The Falcons host the Pennington. The O'Brien defending MAC cham- award is pre- pions and undefeated sented yearly to the best Marshall. quarterback in the nation. By TOD McCLOSKEY "We're going to have The BG News to come up It might be Halloween, but with a plan Bowling Green isn't being fooled like we did against Central Flori- by Marshall. da," Blackney said. "Try to get The Thundering Herd may the ball out of ^n have lost Randy Moss this year Pennington's hands as best to the NFL, but last years Mid- we can, take American Conference champi- time off the ons haven't missed a beat. clock, play a Marshall (8-0, 6-0 MAC) is slow down BG News Photo/ SCOTT FAUBER ranked 28th and 29th in the game." ESPN/ USA Today coaches poll The BG sec- BG freshman tailback Godfrey Lewis tries to keep his balace against Central Florida. The Falcons are 2-1 at home this year. and Associated Press poll respec- ondary could Bob Niemet tively. have a long On the other side of the ball, game, Schneider had started Holmes provided the second- secondary is equally strong, led The Falcons (2-5, 2-2 MAC) day against Pennington and his the Falcons will use a combina- four-straight games. best day for a running back in by comerback Daninelle Derri- are coming off a 42-21 win over receivers. Pennington is averag- tion of quarterbacks and running "If we need to run the option, BG football history with 220 cott and free safety Roger Beck- winless Kent. BG ran for 424 ing 294.4 yards passing per game backs to fight the Thundering Bob Niemet's probably a little bit yards and a touchdown against ett. Derricott leads the MAC in yards in the game, but coach and has an 18-3 touchdown to Herd. bitter," Blackney said. "If we can Kent last Saturday. Lewis leads interceptions with six. Gary Blackney doesn't expect interception ratio. Senior quarterback Bob protect, and throw and get off the Falcons with 497 yards and a Blackney said the Falcons that kind of yardage against the Even without Moss, Marshall Niemet started last week against coverage than Ricky would 78 yard average per game. may use pull some more tricks of top-ranked defense in the MAC. receivers LaVom Colclough, Kent, but completed only 4 of 12 probably figure in." Defensively, the Thundering the his bag. So far this year, BG. Marshall has playmakers on Nate Poole and Jerrald Long lead passes for 48 yards. Blackney Falcon running backs Steve Herd allow only 296 yards per has successfully done a fake both sides of the ball. the core of receivers. Pennington says Niemet's strengths arc run- Holmes and Godfrey Lewis will game. Linebacker John Grace is a reverse pass, ran and passed foe Offensively, the Thundering uses the whole field, having ning for an option attack, while give BG a one-two punch on the force in the middle and supports a first down on a fake punt and Herd are led by quarterback and thrown to 17 different receivers Ricky Schneider is more of a gra- ground. a run defense that gives up a recovered a opening onside kick- Davey O'Brien finalist Chad this year. ditional passer. Before the Kent mere 114 yards per game. The off. leers take on UM □ Bowling Green trav- Comrie now leads the team in Josh Blackburn is filling the points with seven (3 goals and 4 skates Turco left Blackburn has HHBE j3M P^-Vf H^" % els to Michigan today assists). Mike Van Ryn and Dale appeared in four games this sea- t* in the first of three reg- Rominski are tied with Comrie son, today will probably mark I^JfdcJI ular season meetings. for the team lead in goals. his fifth start. Jjm , •"" ~>« ■ "1 think it is a team with a lot Coach Red Berenson has led of talent," BG coach Buddy Pow- the team to two NCAA titles By DIANA EDELMAN ers said. "Unlike the past couple since he began his coaching of years it is not a real veteran tenure more than ten years ago, IP The BG News team." and has helped yle team to lour They are the defending Michigan may have lost only CCHA regular season title$. Q NCAA champions. The arena three players at the end of last Berenson is 25th in all-time vu to they play seats 1,000 more than season, but the three loses were

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I Friday, October 30, 1998 The BG News page 9 BG desperate for win against NIU □ BG plays Northern team," coach Denise Van De ting percentages of .053 and .058 Walle said. "They are pretty respectively. In their six games Illinois in hopes of a strong, very physical at the net. against these two opponents, BG much needed win. They hit a heavy ball. Offensive- posted a total of 66 kills for 11 ly, I think they are pretty dynam- per game. These figures are sub- ic. Northern Illinois traditionally par. For the season, they have By MATT STEINER and is very strong at home. They averaged 14.95 kills per game for NICK HURM have great student support." a .215 hitting percentage. The BG News The Huskies are second in the The Falcon's have been focus- MAC in kills per game (17.43), ing hard at practice to get their Victories has been nowhere to assists per game (16.10), and hit- offense out of their recent blun- be found for Bowling Green. ting percentage (.266). Sopho- ders. Tonight, the Falcons are going to more Mandy Swick is fourth in "We have been really working have to look hard for a win. BG the conference averaging 4.23 hard on our serving and passing, travels to the state of Illinois to kills per game. Allison Frasor, our ball handling," Van De Walle do battle with the Huskies of the Huskies new starting setter, said. "We're trying to get our Northern Illinois. is currently second in the MAC offense back to as strong as it The Falcons own a 11-13 in assists with 13.50 per game. was early." record overall, 4-7 in the Mid- NIU boasts the most recent BG has changed practice American Conference. BG has MAC Defensive Player of the around this week to make it less lost their last six matches. This Week. Senior Amber Howard stressful and more fun. marks their longest skid since received the honors for her play "It's (practice) not as stress- they lost six straight in October in the Ball State match last week. ful," Junior Kris Pesorda said. 19%. The Huskies will try to Howard had an impressive 14 "These last two days I.have" real- make BG's streak seven games. digs and 3 blocks in helping the ly enjoyed practice. It has been That would be the longest in 15 Huskies move up in the confer- fun." years. BG lost eight straight in ence. She also added 18 kills and One of the major problems for September 1983. 3 assists for a .342 hitting per- BG this year has been consistan- NIU isl5-4 overall. They centage. cy. BG will need strong play out recently moved into second in BG has been struggling on the of their starters as well as players BG Newt Photo/ JASON SUGGS the MAC by beating Ball State to offensive side lately. In their last like Amber Vorst, Chris Shep- improve to 7-2 in the conference. two matches against Miami and herd, and JoAnna Papageorgiou Sophomore Krista Davis battles to stop Miami at the front of the net. "They (NIU) have a veteren Akron the Falcons have had hit- coming off the bench. Falcon soccer needs key game for playoffs □ BG needs win Fri- men's soccer team. points at 3-4-0 and 11-7-0. mentally for 90 minutes and then Marshall other than they lost a BG goalkeeper Scott Vallow Marshall comes to Mickey The Falcons would lock up let our technical ability take care lot of players last year much like has seven shutouts on the sea- day to claim fourth Cochrane Field today with a lot the fourth spot with a win. A loss of itself. If we can do that, then ourselves," Mahler said. son, which has meant six victo- seed in the Mid-Amer- on the line in terms of seeds in or tie could knock them down as we can let the game will take "They've had some good results. ries and a tie against Akron — the ican Conference tour- the MAC tourney. far as sixth depending on what care of itself." They're looking to come in here, only time the Zips have come "We're going to take the Mar- the Bulls do against Western To make sure the team has a win on the road and improve anywhere close to losing a game nament. shall game like it's a tournament Michigan Sunday. In any case, solid defense, there have been their position as best as possi- in the MAC. Since then, Akron game," BG sophomore midfield- BG will probably end up facing more lineup changes according ble." has run away with the MAC reg- er/back Fred Degand said. Marshall or Buffalo in the first to Degand. Degand has been To defeat the Thundering ular season championship with a By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM "Hopefully, we'll come out with round of the MAC tournament at moved to the right back position Herd, the Falcons must play record of 6-0-1 in the MAC with where he played in 1997 while The BG News a victory." Kentucky Friday, Nov. 6. strong defense. Defensive break- 19 points. The Falcons are 1-7-1 BG enters the final game of "We need to go into Friday's Darren Niles will move to an downs have cost BG all season when the opposition has scored a For every sports team, it the regular season with a record (today) game with same type of attacking midfielder and Kevin including the lone goal in the goal. seems as though every game of 3-3-1 in the MAC (10 points) intensity and focus that you nor- Wisniewski will move to center. loss to Kentucky. Otherwise, BG The game is especially impor- becomes more important as the and 7-7-2 overall and the Thun- mally have come tournament Marshall travels to Eastern has shut down the last four tant to seniors Nick Kolliniatis, season moves along. dering Herd are 3-3-0 in the time," BG coach Mel Mahler Michigan Sunday after facing the opponents outscoring them 8-1. Vallow and Darren Niles since ■ That has especially been the MAC (nine points) and 10-7-1 said. "We need to play more Falcons. They have barely outscored all they will play in their final regu- case for the Bowling Green overall. Buffalo also has nine intelligently and be focused "We don't know much about opponents 17-14 on the season. lar season home game. SENIORS NCAA BG hosts speaker, Continued from page seven. to save her senior season. Continued from page seven. "The process of getting a large motivator this year for the Fal- Although Lafene is unable to Falcons to get invited to the big bid is very complicated," coach cons. Mitchell has been injury run, she has helped the team out dance. Steve Price said. "It will be diffi- hoops scrimmage free this season and has been in other ways. The two meets the Falcons cult but we are planning to be Q BG is hosting Hoops There will be contests, prizes, very consistent for the Falcons. "Jessica Lafene provides the have coming up are important there." and give-aways and the BGSU "I had a humbling beginning team with a lot of moral support because BG needs to impress the The Falcons will face tough and Halloween this cheerleaders and dance team and I am looking to go out with a and has helped to motivate the judges to get a bid for the big competition at districts with the weekend and former will also be on hand. bang as a senior," Mitchell said. team this season," Licht-Ordway dance. If BG cannot get a bid, likes of third ranked Michigan NBA head coach Bob Former BG coach and player Jessica Lafene has been out all said. they have to do it the hard way. and tenth ranked Wisconsin. Bob Hill, most recently head year with an injury after the first BG needs the seniors to lead By being either the first or the Also, a good Notre Dame team coach of the San Antonio Spurs, Hill in two weeks. meet of the season. She is now them past Ohio at the MAC second team in the Great Lakes and an improving The hill BG will be the featured speaker at Championships on Friday. District, they would automati- has to climb will not be an easy the program's tip- off dinner attempting for a medical redshirt one, but one the Falcons think By DAVE TRUMAN Nov. 13. GOLF cally advance to the NCAA Championships. they can reach. The BG News Hill earned three letters in basketball and baseball for the Continued from page eight. tent performances, Winger has The Bowling Green comiivini- Falcons and was an assistant bas- nament is the lack of leadership decided to give other players a WECKESSER— ty will get its first look at the BG among the team. Winger has shot. Gerken, a walk-on, has per- ketball coach at BG until 1974. Continued from page seven. at one rime he was the Vice Pres- men's basketball team tomorrow Before leading the Spurs, Hill dedicated this season to finding formed well in the two tourna- While running is his greatest ident. when the team holds its first coached the New York Knicks five individuals who can play ments he has played in, while talent, Weckesser is very "The best advice I ever Hoops and Halloween event in and Indiana Pacers. He is cur- well when the spring season junior Smarrelli leads the team involved in other school organi- received was to retain my com- Anderson Arena. rently a candidate for the Los comes around. averaging 73.88 strokes per posure in whatever I do. In Head coach Dan Dakich's Angeles Clippers job. Earlier in the season seniors round. Redshirt sophomore zations such as Undergraduate Student Government and the everything I do, I try to follow team returns all five starters and Tickets for the dinner are $100 Hunt, Larson and Mike Kotsos Justin Gillham had played in this, and take a step back, relax, eight letter winners from last Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He is and earn those in attendance a were mentioned as staples in the every tournament up to the Day- and stay calm. I've gone by that year's 10-16 team. currrently a senator in USG, and chance at the $10,000 grand lineup. However, after inconsis- ton Invitational. all my life," Weckesser said. The team will scrimmage and prize. then greet the fans for auto- Festivities begin at 6:30 in the graphs and pictures at the free Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Con- event, which will run from 4 to 6 tact the basketball office for tick- p.m. et information.

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None Phoenix 4 1 9 Arizona al Detroit. 1:01 p m UCLA and Michael Bishop of 7 today. Anaheim 3 1 Denver at Cincinnati. 1:01 p.m. No. 4 Kansas State. of this should ever diminish San Jose 0 2 2 The newspaper cited uniden- Jacksonville at Baltimore. 1:01 p.m The other finalists are Dono- from Mark McGwire's extraordi- Miami al Buflalo. 1:01 p m. Friday's Games van McNabb of 17th-ranked tified sources, who said they nary season." Minnesota at Tampa Bay. 101 p.m expect commissioner Bud Selig New England at Indianapolis. 1.01 p.m. Syracuse and Daunte Culpepper Toronto at Buffalo. 7:30 p m New Orleans at Carolina. 1 01 p.m. Selig and union head Donald Carolina at NY Rangers. 7:30 p.m. of Central Florida. to formally announce a ban New York Glanls at Washington. 101 p.m before spring training next sea- Fehr agreed Aug. 27 to appoint a Florida at Chicago. 8:30 p.m St. Louis at Atlanta. 1.01 p m. The award is presented each Anaheim at Dallas. 8:30 p m. Tennessee al Pittsburgh I 01 pm committee of doctors to study Washington al Calgary. 9 p.m. year to the nation's top senior son. New York Jets al Kansas City. 4:05 p m Selig denied the report, saying andro. Pittsburgh at Vancouver. 10 p.m. San Francisco at Green Bay, 4:15 p.m. collegiate quarterback. Tampa Bay at Los Angeles. 10:30 p m. Oakland at Seattle. 8:20 p.m OPEN: Chicago. San Diego Quarterback Surreal Hoosier Handle El brings scare to Ohio State team □ The favored Buck- Indiana record for total offense in to 18 guys on defense, and when his college debut. Six games a new guy comes in they don't eyes take notice of the later, he's still the top Indiana miss a beat," Cameron said. flashy Indiana quarter- rusher — and fourth in the Big "They all play hard, they're vio- Ten — at 80.3 yards a game, and lent, physical, aggressive guys. back. three times he has topped 100 And the entire secondary looks yards. the same, they can all run, they That's something Ohio State's can all hit." The Associated Press Buckeyes haven't seen, at least The Hoosiers haven't beaten not this season. Ohio State in a decade, and BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The they've never beaten a No. 1- only thing Indiana coach Cam "We approach it a lot of differ- ranked team in 12 previous tries. Cameron ever promised was that ent ways," Ohio State coach John The Buckeyes will be heavily Antwaan Randle El would play Cooper said of defending against favored to make it 13, although somewhere, anywhere, and that the Indiana run. "The first thing Randle El is making them won- he wouldn't be stuck on Indi- you try to do is contain him, so der how easy it will be. ana's sideline. you've got to be a little bit cau- tious with your rush. You've got "As a defensive front, we have Before the season began, to contain him and keep him in to contain him and keep him in Cameron toyed with the idea of the pocket. If he pulls it down the pocket so he'll have to throw using his quick redshirt fresh- and runs, you've got make that the ball," defensive tackle Joe man at running back, or maybe open-field tackle. You've got to Brown said. "You'll get shots at at wide receiver, or even on hope he doesn't pop any big him, but you'll run around half defense. He settled for quarter- plays on you." the day trying to get that shot. I back, perhaps the best decision Kickoll in Memorial Stadium prefer a dropback quarterback." in Cameron's two seasons as the (ABC-TV) is set for 3:30 p.m. EST Hoosiers coach. But Cameron said it will be on Saturday. "extremely difficult" to hold off Then again, the way Randle El With Randle El, tailback the Ohio State defense and give has performed so far, maybe it Frankie Franklin and fullback Randle El the time to pass or Ihe wasn't such a tough decision Chris Gall, who has not been room to run. after all. tackled for a loss all season, the "Everybody talks about our Hoosiers are 15th in the nation in "I think he's had a major option. We're not a very good rushing at 222.4 yards a game. impact on this team, not just option team," Cameron insisted. Randle El has even caught a pass from a quarterback standpoint. "I think we're doing some things for a touchdown. Just on effort, work ethic, a lot of that I like, but we are light years those things," Cameron said. But Indiana (3-4, 1-3 Big Ten) away from being the kind of "He's one of those unique guys hasn't faced a defense as stingy option team we want to be. We're who has the ability to elevate as Ohio State's, which has given not very good at pitching the everyone's play, just because he's up just six touchdowns. The ball, we're not very good at one of the hardest workers on Buckeyes (7-0, 4-0) are ranked catching the ball, we don't block this team." second in the nation in total the perimeter very well at this Randle El, who also will play defense at 229.1 yards per game, point. So I don't think the and none of their past three vic- Associated Press Photo basketball for Bob Knight's option's as much a threat as Hoosiers, passed for 385 yards tims rushed for more than 50 everyone makes it out to be. Limited edition collector's boxes of Flutie Flakes, featuring Buffalo Bills quarterback Doug and three touchdowns, rushed yards. Antwaan has basically just car- Flutie are sold out in many stores around Buffalo, N.Y. 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> ^w*WW • BGSU's Weekly Spooky Section • little-known Reviews of REM's new album Starting this week, reviews Page N-l Up, plus Motley Criie, "Sabrina of new Sony PlayStation The BG News film scares the Teenage Witch" and Fatboy games Cardinal Syn and Friday, Halloween is practically Slim in Sound Parade. Turbo Prop Racing. October 30,1998 upon us, and what better Entertainment Editor way to get in the mood than NEW MUSIC VIDEO GAMES John Wenzel by watching scary movies? 372-2603 "But which ones?" you *-N-3 ►> N-4 ask. Every year it seems the same movies are out at the local video store: Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Night of the Living Dead and the rest. Sure, these movies are perennial 'Vampires' is the ideal Halloween flick favorites, but there are some that are much better, and unfortunately they mostly except for Woods and his second pushes taste to the go unnoticed. By JAMES ELDRED in command Tony Montoya limit to shock and Take Night of the Living The BC News (Daniel Baldwin), who manages offend its viewers. ' 1 II l M*SM K

are currently on sale at all Tick- before curtain the evening of the Gish Film The- Moore Musical Arts Center make-up rockers Kiss will be etmaster locations, or check out performances. To order tickets, ater Nov. 2. The com- , Assisting on the free 20th-cen- making the publicity rounds on www.gbv.com for more Informa- call 372-8171 or 1-800-589- leal story, whose title tury chamber music program TV this Halloween. tion. 2224. means "Get Thee will be BGSU alumni Jill Felber. They'll perform live from Out! in English, flute and piccolo and John Dodger Stadium in Kiss Live: takes place In an Pllraninen on piano. The pro- The Ultimate Halloween Party on 'Magic Flute' Men's chorus early 10th century Russiant vil- gram will Include Sat. at midnight on Fox. Live GBV announces lage where people take steps to Three American audience members will be able opens at Kobacker tickets on sale protect the only Jewish family Pieces" by Lukas to experience the concert in 3-D tour dates Mozart's opera Tickets go on sale Nov. 2 at from state tyranny. The movie, Foss. "The Great using the flimsy, gimmicky, two- Dayton's most The Magic Flute will the Moore Center Box Office for directed by Dimitri Astrakhan, Amen" by William SI paneled glasses. notable Indie-rock •be presented at 8 a Nov. 15 performance by the is in subtitles and is free. Albright. "Precious In addition, the members of band. Guided By p.m. today and BGSU Men's Chorus. Tickets Metal" by Dean Drummond and Kiss will guest star in a Hal- Voices, will be play- tomorrow In are priced at $7 for adults and Guest artist "Running the edgE" by Universi- loween episode of ing Little Brother's Kobacker Hall of the 85 for students and senior citi- ty alumna Jennifer Hldgon. Millennium tonight in Columbus on Moore Musical Arts Center. zens. To order tickets, call 372- Claudia Anderson at 9 p.m. and imme- Nov. 7 with the Apples In Stereo Tickets for the Bowling Green 8171 or 1-800-589-2224. Kiss resurfaces in diately before their opening. On Nov. 21. GBV will Opera Theatre production are The University's Music at the concert appearance "play the Southgate House In priced at $12, 810 and $8 for Foreign films Forefront series presents guest Halloween shows on Fox's Mad TV at Newport. KY (just over the adults and $5 for children age artists Claudia Anderson on 11 p.m. on Satur- bridge from Cincinnati). Tickets 12 and under. Student tickets The 1991 Russian film lzydV flute and piccolo at 8 p.m. Nov. Besides releasing a new day. Seeing Kiss on television will be $5 at the door one hour will be presented at 8:15 p.m. In 3 in Bryan Recital Hall of the album (Psycho Circus), the aging should be pretty spooky anyway. page N-2 The BG News Friday, October 30, 1998

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boasts that they are the best ent synth with dance beats. The result is the past and present. "Dream On," / band in the world do not seem very dynamic. It also uses a creative "Back in the Saddle," "Sweet Emotion" Sound iffy so ludicrous, noticing the large sample from the movie Strange Days and "Angel" are a few of the songs from assortment of prescription (1995), lifting Angela Bassett's voice. the early days of Aerosmith. "Falling in Parade | *■. pills on the back cover. Following this song is the hit single Love (Is Hard on the Knees)," "Livin' Now, I'm aware that there from the MTV's Amp 2 compilation, On the Edge" and "What It Takes" are j&i might be a few Criie fans read- "The Rockafeller Skank." This song uses some of a recent hits. work into one piece of music, with the ing this, horribly offended by elements from surf guitar, rock and roll I'm glad Tyler isn't following in his highlight being the slide guitars that the scribblings of an elitist critic, and for and rap to create a sound totally differ- daughter's footsteps in an acting career. carry Stipe's voice through "Dimin- that I am sorry. My apologies. Some ent from the first track. Coupled with' He's better off singing. ished." sorts of sincerity abound on this album the ultra-catchy vocal sample, "Right -Tod McCloskey Up is REM at their best, but they've (mostly in the liner notes), such as when about now, funk soul brother. . ." this been this way for 18 years now. The loss Tommy Lee asks help from God to get song is destined to become a classic. of Bill Berry doesn't seem to have affect- his family back together or Nikki Sixx's The song that is simply unforgettable - . r^ trt ed the musicianship in any way. Rather, drunken recollections of being a starv- is "In Heaven," in which the single line, it's driven the band to create a record ing musician back in the day. But, with "Fatboy Slim is f**king in heaven," is mz the context of the sexist and sometimes repeated almost non-stop. This one is that true music fans will recognize as tag *m classic. homophobic music, all of it rings some- sure to offend anyone in the immediate -Michael Planicka what hollow. vicinity because of the sheer amount of It's certainly a sad time for what are times the word is mentioned (over a now known as the "hair bands" of the hundred, I'm sure). 1980s. But, I suppose, as in removing Although Fatboy Slim tries to make Band-Aids, the way to exorcise this each song stand out, some do seem to be REM: Up music from our memories is clear: one repetitive and boring. In "Soul Surfing," quick stroke. not only is the main vocal sample unin- 1998-Warner Bros. -Robert Szorady telligible, it's annoying. The song con- There was once a time when college sists of several high-pitched squeals radio was ruled by one band. REM has that last for several seconds at a time. Sabrina the Teenage paved the way for many of today's These may sound cool on the dance- indie-rock giants. floor, but not when you'te listening to Witch: The Album The band itself is no longer the them on headphones at one o'clock in obscure, intimate college group that the morning. 1998-Geffen Records rocked parties better than Radiohead, Another song which gets old fast is but has instead evolved into introspec- dance "Love Island." This is the only What's a Friday night of TGIF with- tive, mellow giants. For many rock fans, song on the album that doesn't sound out the sitcom "Sabrina the Teenage REM is a staple in their record collec- like a distinctively Fatboy Slim song. It's Witch?" tion, mainly because they are a refer- Motley Criie: dull and features none of the elements The world always needs a show ence point for quality musicianship. that are present in the other songs (gui- about a teenage witch who's just trying Any REM album is the kind of music Greatest Hits tar or good vocal samples). to make it through high school. In actu- you can listen to with the assurance that 1998 - Motley Records/Beyond Even with its weak points. You've ality, the show is slightly cheesey, but "you know it's good." Come A Long Way, Baby is a break- it's also innocent and fun. The recent Their newest album. Up, is no differ- The band Motley Criie, when men- through album for Fatboy Slim. It album that accompanies the show high- ent. It marks their first effort after the tioned to any 18 to 24-year old today, shows he can do it all, with ambient, lights many groups that today's youth exit of drummer Bill Berry. He left the elicits many reactions, from love to dis- Fatboy Slim: You've dance, rap, funk and even a are being goaded into listening to. band on easy terms—no thrown beer dain to complete and utter indifference. Come a Long Way, Baby trance/gospel combination, Fatboy The various artists compilation fea- bottles, no death threats. Bill has been Perhaps this last emotion is the one Slim has shown his range. tures many chart-toppers. Some of the quoted as saying of the departure, "Let haunting the band members today, who 1998 - Astralwerks/Skint -fames I hired bands have been featured on the show's this whole thing go, leave these guys have just released their greatest hits soundtrack and a few of them, such as alone so the can continue making great album, titled, oddly enough, Greatest While The Chemical Brothers and the Backstreet Boys, will be performing, music." The space he left has been filled Hits. Prodigy are probably the most well- or already have performed, on the by Beck's touring drummer, Joey Traditionally in the music business, a known techno artists in America, Fat- show. Waronker. greatest hits collection is the last gasp of boy Slim easily surpasses them both in " » r The producers of "Sabrina" picked The band has continued to make a rock and roll band desperate for the terms of range, originality and distinc- the featured groups because they were great music even with this first ripple in success of their past. Just what amalga- tive style. more geared toward their viewing audi- their line-up in 18 years. A majority of mation of consumer demand and corpo- Many people have not heard of Fat- ence. The music is fun, lighthearted and the songs on Up were first showcased at rate shrewdness was present when the boy Slim, but he's been around for over almost exclusively the domain of the Tibetan freedom concert last year. idea of packaging Motley Criie's best- ten years under different names. His teenagers. Almost every group that con- Opening the record is an eerie tune selling singles such as "Girls, Girls, real name is Norman Cook, but he has tributes to the album is well-known for called "Airportman." Michael Stipe's Girls" into a $13.95 jewel case and com- gone under several names including at least one song (i.e. the Top 40 appeal). voice lingers below the hum of droning pact disc remains a mystery to the Pizzaman, Freakpower and Beats Inter- One of the more famous acts that guitars and drum machines. "Lotus," sometimes-befuddled music-buying national. He never really had success in donates a song to the CD is the Spice the second track, is a pop magnet, sure public. America until he released his first Girls. Their song "Walk of Life" was to infect many dancing feet. But, then again, much of the venom album under the Fatboy Slim name. previously unreleased, but carries the The most powerful tracks are in the spewing from the mouth of this critic While it wasn't a huge hit, he attained Aerosmith: A Little same spunk as their other hits. The Girl middle of the album. Songs like "At My tries vainly to be self-consciously aware marginal success with the single "Going Power lends quite a hand to the teeny- Most Beautiful," "The Apologist" and that its speaker, truthfully, has little out of my Head." Now he's back with South of Sanity bopper effect that Sabrina, The Album "Sad Professor" are REM at their best. respect for Motley Criie's music. But, I You've Come A Long Way Baby. has. 1998-Geffen Amazingly, these songs can't be com- ask, don't we all now? This album is an improvement over The piano stylings of Ben Folds Five pared to any earlier REM work. There's Even while popular his previous release Better Living are also featured. "Kate," which was no "Everybody Hurts," but there are musicians such as Natalie Through Chemistry in almost every way I never knew Aerosmith lead singer released on BF5's platinum album Whatever and Ever Amen, adds a rock ele- songs like "The Apologist" that elevate Merchant, Courtney Love imaginable. The main problem with Steven Tyler could actually talk. your mood to a higher plateau. and Michael Stipe pro- that album was that although it had a But surprisingly, his voice stands out ment to the album with its Joe Jackson The first single from the record, 0 distinctive style, many of the songs in Aerosmith's new live two-CD singles meets Elton John mood. claim that the era of irony "Daysleeper," is absolutely mesmeriz- in music is over, it does sounded the same, with only two or compilation, A Little South of Sanity. Some of the other groups that con- ing. Normally, the first single from a remain, casting a harsh glow on the three standouts. His use of samples was Aerosmith, the king of greatest hits tribute on this overdose of bubblegum band is the first to be forgotten when music of our past. Basically we ask our- not as good as it could have been, and albums, adds yet another album to an pop are 'N Sync, Five, Matthew Sweet, people finally buy it, but "Daysleeper" selves, "Did we actually like this awful there were almost no songs with a good already long list of collection CDs that Robyn, Sugar Ray, Aqua and Chum- is a classic, that leaps over any other stuff?" The answer, sadly, seems to be vocal sample. includes Pandora's Box, Big Ones and bawamba. Melissa Joan Hart, star of "Sabrina" REM single, (besides "Everybody "yes." The exact opposite can be said about Greatest Hits. also contributes a track. She performs Hurts"). Unfortunately, when reviewing an You've Come A Long Way, Baby. Almost A Little South of Sanity differs from its "My night is colored headache gray," album such as this, one actually has to every song on it is completely different, predecessors with a real live taste of the Blondie song "One Way or Anoth- Stipe sings during the chorus. The song make oneself listen to the music therein. yet they still seem to keep that distinc- Aerosmith. Steven Tyler remains vocal er," and surprisingly, it's not that bad of paints a brilliant picture of what most of Songs from the distant past emanate tive Fatboy Slim sound. His talent is before and after songs, swearing and a rendition. Hart has a relatively good voice and us go through every night: staying up from the compact disc player, such as knowing what to sample, and how to babbling on. Yet, it's Tyler that separates a lot of energy, something that is neces- late, getting the headlines from newspa- "Dr. Feelgood" and "Smokin' In The arrange it. this CD-set from other live albums. sary to be included on this album. She per frays and sleeping during the day. Boys Room." Most of the tracks consist of one The idea behind a live record is to REM is always known for ending Trying to praise bands one does not repeated vocal with a few instrumental offer something different than the usual probably gained this singing experience on her last album, a CD that accompa- their records on a dramatic, soothing like is a rather hard business. The com- samples. The samples are then changed studio album. Things like changing nied Nickelodeon's defunct "Clarissa note that makes the listener really think. pact disc has 17 songs and goes 17 songs and manipulated throughout the song. lyrics or having the crowd sing part of Explains it All." On Up they close the album with three too long. The fact that there's an order He always manages to pick the right the song are what makes a live CD live. If you're up for a light-hearted and amazing artifacts of songwriting mas- form for merchandise inside the booklet sample for each song, making them all A Little South of Sanity offers these qual- fun romp through the pop-music scene, tery. "Diminished/I'm Not Over You," should tell one something about their memorable. ities in what feels like an Aerosmith this album is for you. "Parakeet" and "Falls to Climb" all motives. Also, the band members' The opening song, "Right Here, concert. Right Now," manages to combine ambi- The band includes 22 hit singles from -Natalie Flickinger Royal Crown Revue swings into Toledo how American music lovers The energetic ensemble, led the sold-out crowd went wild. The audience view swing. by Eddie Nichols, recently Nichols' on-stage appearance went crazy and By NATALIE FLICKINGER They have appeared on vari- released a new album on Warner was highly adrenalized and so did the band. The BG News ous television shows, such as Bros. Records. The Contender is ignited a fire in the audience, Nichols' energy loaded with high-energy tracks was consistent Swing has made Viva Variety, The Today Show, Late causing the dance floor to imme- that will have every swinger throughout the a huge comeback, Night with Conan O'Brien and diately fill up. Before the band dancing up a storm. The album entire show and and the Citi Theater Swing Alive on PBS. came on stage, the video of "Zip showcases the seven-member the other mem- in Toledo is the Their music has been featured Gun Bop" was shown on movie crew that includes: Nichols, bers of the band place to hear it. The in TV shows and movies, includ- screens around the dance floor. ft Mando Dorame on tenor saxo- submitted their Theater showcased ing Party of Five, Sunset Beach, Throughout the entire two phone, James Achor, guitar. Bill own energetic a world-renowned swing band, hours that they performed, Tales from the Crypt, Flubber and Ungerman, baritone sax, Scott playing to set Royal Crown Revue, last Friday. Royal Crown Revue provided Deconstructing Harry. Perhaps Steen, trumpet, Veikko Lepisto, the stage on fire. Royal Crown Revue are the •the group's most well-known bass, and Daniel Glass, drums non-stop entertainment and dri- The individ- founding fathers of the so-called, on-camera performance is in the and percussion. ving tunes. A side-show during ual musicians of "neo-swing" movement. The 1994 film The Mask. the performance was given by RCR were over- band was the first to perform an "Zip Gun Bop (Reloaded)" is It was through this movie that the dancers on the floor. Many flowing with tal- updated version of swing music the current single off of The Con- stage and there were no disap- RCR was able to ge. their now couples who competed profes- ent. This goes especially for the and go all out by wearing the full tender. The track has an infec- pointments evident. classic tune, "Hey Pachuco," tious, foot-stomping rhythm and sionally formed a "swing ring" work of Dorame, who ripped it zoot suit, (a double-breasted 40's Swing is definitely back, and recognition. The song, which has and each showed off their stuff. up with his soaring melodies style suit). The band has been a melody that will stay in your as the main "contenders" Royal and infectious, thunder-like beat One of the highlights of the and fast finger-work. performing since 1989 and has head for days. At the concert Crown Revue illustrated in Tole- has been used in many movie show was when the band actual- RCR guaranteed a good show since made quite an impact on they gave on Oct. 23, they do, it's here to stay. trailers. opened with "Zip Gun Bop" and ly performed "Hey Pachuco." from their entrance onto the 1 pageN-4 The BG News Friday, October 30, 1998 Sony's 'Cardinal Syn' offers 3-D 'Friends and Neigh- environments, addictive gameplay bors' a dark, nanny !0

By SCOTT ZIMMER look at relationships The BG News Cardinal Syn is one dialogue glides along the razor's of the latest fighting By MICHAEL DIPALMA edge without bleeding the voice games to hit the Sony The BG News of LeBute. What the audience PlayStation market. hears is the cool freshness and A disturbingly It offers visually matter-of-fact spoken style of pleasing graphics, dark comedy about genuine characters. At times, real time 3-D fighting action and frigid friendships what is said and how the charac- numerous quickly executed and sexual dysfunc- ters behave, sounds and seems moves and combinations. The tion by writer/direc- so disturbing that you unexpect- game also contains a total of 18 tor Neil LeBute {In the Company edly yearn for more, and LeBute characters that have unique of Men), Your Friends and Neigh- delivers. fighting styles and personalities. bors is an analysis of the sicken- He allows his characters to Each one of the 3-D environ- ing side of modern mating and unfold naturally, with sharp ments is detailed and offers a dating. editing and plenty of strong act- variety of interactive game-play. To their friends, Barry and ing. He purposefully sketches For example, in one location, Mary (Ben Stiller and Catherine vague characters and the places arrows are shot from the walls Keener) have a live-in relation- they live and work. This pro- that can injure the characters ship based upon sexual conve- vides us with the opportunity to during battle. nience and materialism. What fill in the gaps in relation to our An assortment of containers they are to us is a pair of skin- own lives. are also placed throughout each crawling, bickering knit-pickers During a period when formu- area. They contain items that can who play power games by laic cinema has become as horrid improve the characters health or eagerly exploiting each others' as the spreading of a cancerous make his/her weapon more weaknesses in public. Just as we tumor, Your Friends and Neighbors powerful. can't understand why they are treats the tumor at its core, with This option was intriguing together, neither can any of their ferocious honesty and outra-1 because it made the game play friends. geous humor. To often in movies more interesting. It also helped This brings us to the two sin- evil punished and good prevails.- to make the environments gles in the group of six. Cary LeBute seems to dispense j appear less two-dimensional. (Jason Patrick) is the attractive with any notion of good or evil, Cardinal Syn contains a good yet pathetic narcissistic Of any sense of a safe, naive and! amount of blood and mutilation. sociopath who consistently vio- unrealistic portrait of life.' I was air ized by the fact that the paid close attention to nearly to those present in other popular game. lates the rights of others. Inter- Instead he exposes the less-than- characters appeared to be every sound. This, combined fighting titles. Overall, Syn was extremely personally exploitive and over- desirable or appreciated ele- injured both during and after with the almost orchestral back- The game was difficult, even entertaining and addictive. The flowing with a grandiose sense ments of the human spirit in. battle. This characteristic along ground music, made the game when set on the "easy" level. graphics and interactive 3-D of self-importance and entitle- ways human beings are all-too- with the 3-D graphics made the an even more enjoyable experi- This can only be seen in the tour- environments were excellent ment, he becomes so easy to capable of behaving. game seem more realistic than ence. nament and survival modes. For and the controls were very accu- hate, and yet somehow so enjoy- There hasn't been, and proba- most other fighting games. While Cardinal Syn boasts example, the last character you rate. able to watch. bly won't be, a better picture Crossing paths with each mis- Another positive aspect of numerous innovative features, it have to beat is an extremely This title is definitely one of than Saving Private Ryan this this game was the sound effects. also has its problems. I found the large dragon, making it nearly the more innovative fighting guided misfit is the soft beauty year. That's not saying much The creators of this Cardinal Syn characters to be small compared impossible to beat the entire games currently on the market. Cheri, the lesbian art assistant when you consider the caliber of who "innocently" roams the art releases up to this point. Fortu- gallery looking for a suitable nately for us, Your Friends and mate. As Your Friends and Neigh- Neighbors comes pretty close. Turbo Proi bors burns forward, each charac- (Southwyck Cinemas, Rated fTYirbo Prop ter inadvertently reveals their R.) Syn Racing motivations and desires, while Format: Sony PlaySti the caldron of boiling dysfunc- : Sony PlayStation Game Type: Realistic 1 tion causes the scum to rise to Game Type: Realistic fighting , NOW says: Solid garni the surface. It's a wonder these Racing' is the NOW says: Mot* difticuit than I authentic environments 1 people can stand who they are. average, but it boasts 3-D graphics and numerous options. challenging courses makes J They certainly make us feel bet- worth the time. 1 ter about the lives we lead. • ** • •• And even though it all sounds 1 tiMr. )ua 90 k> tw bof 1 a*r. wsl go to to* b like a depressing state of affairs, 2 awn go to the bv !>.- 2 Mara: gowlhebarfi real thing 3 awn: 0trm, tan bar 3 Own: gam*, twn b it works in such an unusually 4aun:gerr»,tW)gvT*agii» '. 4 star*: pant*, then g comedic manner. At times we are unsure if it is appropriate to Graphically, the game has its are the po«i ■ , ■ i.rd dur- the standard six) laugh. But we do, and often. ups and downs. On the upside, ing the races. Green icons give The audio in Turbo Prop Rac- Avoiding the downfall of By DIMITRITONG Turbo Prop delivers very clean, you a turbo boost, ing is comprised of standard many of today's would-be-good high-resolution graphics and a red icons cancel The BG News techno beats, infamous to most films and scripts, the snappy fast frame rate (60 frames per your green ones and Yet another racer has arrived second). On the down side, may even slow you video games. It also has an for the PlayStation, and unlike polygonal break-up, clipping down, blue icons announcer who I personally SCEA'S (Sony Computer Enter- and low track delail keep the freeze the timer and thought added to the game, tainment of America) predeces- game from being top-notch. yellow icons serve as a way to however if he does get on your Top 10 *^ sor Porsche Challenge, this title One of the most intriguing acquire upgrades for your boat nerves you have the option to may have some hang-time aspects of Turbo Prop Racing is or release new ones. turn him down or off. Scariest Movies among racing fans. the game's impressive water Turbo Prop contains nine turbo All things said, Turbo Prop (Aooonlnj lo the ha* adfcx, John wmal.) Turbo Prop Racing is a fast- physics. Everything from cur- charged-boats that can be cus- Racing is a fairly good game and tomized and raced on six tr.n k^ paced boat-racer with decent rents to waves and wakes very worthy of any racing fan. 1. The Shining' 6. Night of the Living graphics, but unforgiving game- caused by the opposition can in regular, nighttime or mirrored 2. Jacob's Ladder Dead It has its ups and downs, but play. Even for seasoned racing slow you down or send you off modes. Also, once unlocked, you 3. Black Christmas 7. Rosemary's Baby fans, Turbo Prop's control will not into the bank or rocks. If you can use the "fractal generator," what game doesn't? If you're not [Silent Night Evil come easily, and may even be own a "dual shock" controller which randomly creates over sure, 1 recommend that you rent 8. The Exorcist frustrating at times. However, you will actually feel the wakes one million different track it and give it a chance. It's a good Night In Canada) 9. Bless the Beasts and after a. half hour of solid play and know when you are not fol- designs for your racing pleasure. alternative when you get tired of 4. Psyc/to the Children tytkesi) time, you may find yourself hav- lowing the right path. (A great addition that can be the standard racing games on 5. Halloween 10. Blue Velvet ing a lot of fun. used when you get bored with Also important to the game the market.

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+ Continued from N-1 ror film marathon to raise Theta Alpha Phi lays claim to killing unsuspecting victims money. However, someone is every night. intent on killing everyone Near Dark has a few good involved. scares in it, but it's mainly good The best parts of this movie 'oldest continuous' organization for laughs and repulsion, (it's a are the death scenes. The killer must-see because of a scene plans it so that the people he They found that the Universi- involving a massacre at a coun- kills die at the same time as the ty theatre organization started in try bar). deaths in the movies they're watching. Also, the makeup By NATALIE FLICKINGER 1921 with the Gold Mask Club. If you're not in the mood for effects in this movie are some of The BG News The Gold Mask was replaced in zombies and blood-suckers, get the best I've ever seen. the '30s with the Masque and a slasher movie instead. But Student organizations are Do you want something Mantel and the Thespian Play- please don't rent Friday the 13th an integral part of life at the that's just plain weird? You can ers. Part VII. Get one that will actu- University. In 1944, the current acting get Razorback, the story of an ally scarf you. evil pig roaming the Australian It's important to many stu- chairman of the speech depart- One that's a often hard to outback. There's Alligator, a dents that there be something ment, Elden T. Smith, wrote to find but well worth it is When A hilarious and nauseating movie for them to be involved in so the Theta Alpha Phi headquar- Stranger Calls, which is based on about a giant alligator roaming they might meet people with interests simi- ters and requested that a chapter the urban legend about a the sewers of New York. lar to theirs. This is nothing new—it's been a of the fraternity be established. babysitter getting mysterious It's Alive, a movie about part of the University structure since its His request was granted and in Photo prorMcd A photocopy of Eva Marie Saint's1945 pledge card. calls that end up coming from deranged babies, is so bizarre inception. Perhaps that is why it is such an 1945, the Ohio Iota Chapter of inside the house. The movie as a and stupid it has to be seen to honor for an organization to say that they Theta Alpha Phi was initiated. said. "It's our right to say we're the oldest." are the oldest on campus. whole is average, but the first be believed. A little deformed The organization began to accumulate It se*ms that Theta Alpha Phi is willing to For years, the university has recognized and last 20 minutes will scare baby with a huge head and big members, many of whom had graduated argue for what is theirs, but there may not be the hell out of you. teeth is truly a sight to behold. SICSIC, the campus spirit crew, as being the years before, but still wished to be initiated. a reason for argument. As far as SICSIC is Another good slasher movie James Eld red is a psychopathic oldest, continuous organization on campus. concerned, they never had any knowledge One of the most notable members is Eva is Popcorn. A class of college film murderer. He can be reached at Now, however, another group has found rea- Marie Saint, University alumnus, theater that they weren't the oldest. son to take the claim away from SICSIC. students start an all-night hor- [email protected] namesake and one of the stars of Alfred "That has never been pointed out to Theta Alpha Phi, a national theater hon- Hitchcock's classic North by Northwest, who us,"said Gregg DeCrane, dean of students. ors fraternity, is the University's only theatre was initiated in September of 1945. When asked whether or not they were organization. Until recently, Theta Alpha Phi TTT Tharp and other members were able to aware that Theta Alpha Phi was possibly was known to only have had continuous search the Jerome Library's archives and older than the spirit crew, DeCrane, SICSIC's membership since it was reported to restart find various letters and pledge cards that adviser, knew nothing. He wasn't defensive in 1986. A few of the members were curious I to know what you did over I hinted that the fraternity had, indeed, main- of the title that SICSIC has for so long enough to begin an in-depth research of Kend (if you can. remember it). Email NOV tained continuous membership. A recent let- claimed. exactly how long the fraternity has been con- ter from the national Secretary-Treasurer of "We're not trying to claim anything that's i wjohn9bgnet.bgsu-.edu, and if your experi- tinual. Theta Alpha Phi stated that the chapter's sta- not ours, and if someone else has proof, well, ice 1$ twisted enough,, we might just print It I Ian Tharp, public"relations chair for Theta tus as an active one was continuous. good," DeCrane said. an upcoming opinion columnl^ren't you lucjcy? Alpha Phi, did thorough research with a few As for the title of "oldest, continuous Theta Alpha Phi may very well be able to of his fellow members. They uncovered organization on campus," the need for a lay claim to age. SICSIC does not pose a many articles that led to their conclusion debate is not clear. Theta Alpha Phi is seek- threat, but instead, works to serve the Uni- that they are the oldest continual student ing to have that title. versity, and if they have to do that as the sec- organization at the University. (fm '(I tktok ytmMf "It's out of pride in ourselves," Tharp ond oldest organization, so be it.

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W 3-PLAYER BASKET- time of happiness, security and most importan- ends. $.75 per hour shift differential on third Own room 353-5190 Who! BALl; NOV 19 ■ M. W TRACK » FIELD FOR SALE Dy. love. Can 1 -800-637 7999 anytime Diana shift. Must have baste computer and Typing and Tom skills. Positions are also open for customer IT'S HERE Grad. student 1 bedroom apt. S275/mo. . ITS HERE service and clerical personnel. Attendance in- Wednesday's at KAMIKAZE S 10" 250 watt floor subwooler $200 060 close to Univ. 352-2267 Who! ITS HERE centives, generous employee discount, and Karaoke with Rich Mcheis 2 3-way stereo speakers $ 150 060 The 1998 Key Yearbook a hare professional supervision. Apply in person at Irom 10-2 CaH 353 2166 for details IT you ore-ordered a book or would like to pur- our corporate offices Mon-Fn from chase one now. come to 28 Wesl Hall {base- 900am 7:00p spnngbreak- DGtamiryl 2 aubleasera needed tor spring semester. 2 Inc. 42B ClouQh St BG OH 434Q2. travel com 1-600-678-6386 Cinemark Theatres We love you! bdrm.. 1 t/2 bath lorn, apt *520/mo Contact LITB. Your Big Jennj Greg or Ken at 353-2355. PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES AAAA*! Spnng Break Travel was i of 6 small businesses m the US recognized by the Coun- ,an Couple w/ 401b. dog seeking an apt or house Norbalt Rubber Company, a QS9000 regis- 1 CINEMA 5 SfaT tered manufacturer o' polymer producis lor the cil of Better Business Bureaus lor outstanding Little Camia. w/ yard. Can afford tsoo/momn or less. Call automotive industry has openings. We offer a ethics in the marketplace' spnngbreak- ffl 1234 N. Main St. 354-0558 I am so happy you Karyn or Justin & 353-5266 competatrve wage with an incentive plan. iravel com 1-600 678-6386. are my little' Welcome to Beloved (R) Female needed for 2 bdrm. house. $2O0/mo based on individual effort. Also provided is a the family! I love you1 Electric Guitar A Portable Amp tor sale: (12:30)4:00 7:45 Call 353-4107. benefits package thai includes: health, dental, Love Your Big. Ana Pro II FuUerton. P-gnose port. Amp; case. Looking for female roomaie Spacious 2 bdrm prescription. vision, life insurance, pension, cable: BRAND NEW. Worth $300. Best offer. KURT RUSSELL I«I Practical Magic (PG-13) DM and 401K plans. Paid vacations and holidays apt Close to campus. Please call 354-4435. call 353-7588 (12:15 2:50)5:10 7:4010:10 are also furnished benefits You must be able NieMy 6KW &00 SUBLEASER NEEDED Spring semester for to work any shift. Manufacturing experience is Antz (PG) Make your own beer & wine spacious 1 bedroom apt. S340/mo. plus utili- Sat Sun Wed Mat 2:00 4:00 preferred. A pre-employment drug screen is (12:40 2:30) 4:30 7:10 9:30 Black Swamp Bootleggers ties. Call 353 6389 required. EOE Futon frame and denim cushion. 1 mo old. Halloween Bash! has everything you need Applications wil be taken Monday, 11/2/96 $200. Call Beth @ 352-6716. 'Apt Pupil (R) We also have through 11/6/96 from 6:30am tH 4:00pm at: Ibanez 7 siring electric guitar. Mint condition Fri & Sat 10:30 pm Premium cigars, punch HELP WANTED (12:20 2:40)5:00 7:30 10:00 Norbalt Rubber $1200 or best offer with case. Call Chad @ macanudo. don Cuba no 567 West Broadway 373-0242. Simon Birch (PG) and more TUSCftOW and N. Baltimore, OH (12:50)4:10 7:00 9:40 344 S Main St "353-7126 BLAKELY CARE CENTER has a part time ra- Nutritional Supplements liel cook position available 1-7:30pm shift, and Brand names, bast prices Sorry No Peases or Si Omega Nutrition Supply 10/30 - 11/5 Manssa. a partome dietary aide position open RETAK---Managemeni positions available at (419)868-9164 Halloween Horrors! Hope you had a good time last night' 4-730pm shift. Must be w*ng to route week- ends. Hourly attendance bor-os. 90 day wage local Goodwill store. Retail expenence with su- Wes Craven Friday * Saturday Mn1n«|i.t $2 00 I love my little' increase, and annual wage increase offered. pervisory experience a must We offer competi- Yamaha keyboard, nearly new. MO compati- LITB. Please apply m person 8am-2pm. Bfakefy Care tive wages and benefit options. Must be able to Now Hirinq ble w/ accesories A software $575. 353-3437. At Center, 600 Sterling Dr.. North Baltimore. OH work flexible hours, including nights, week- 45872. ends, and holidays. Send resume to Goodwill Industries of Northwest Ohio, Inc.. P.O. Sox $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. 336. Toledo. OH. 43697. ATTN: Rebecca Hil- Mr/am For Into call 203-319-2802. ton. EOE. FALL 1999 Leasing Welcome to the lamtyl We're so glad NEVER to have you. I love my litBel LITB. Sarah WORK Starts Mon. Nov 2 DONT MISS OUT LUNCH Fall 1999 Lists Now Available Now leasing lor FALL 99 AGAIN! • 808 & 81 8 N. Enterprise • New Frazee (451 & 424) Ave. Apartments Help Wanted tHS OUTBACK • Frazee Ave. Apartments eS • Columbia Court Apartments ,r* STE AKHOUSE® • East Merry Ave. Apartments ^%$& Is Now Hiring: • Field Manor Apartments ' STaUKHWM 1^1 • Mercer Manor Apart ment s Cooks, Servers & • Rdge Manor Apartments ULCCIf Hosts/Hostesses • Campbell Hill Apartments • Plus Many Other Locations LfeG V Top wages ■J Flexible Hours GREENBRIAR, INC. V Paid Vacations T " Bec*oome =**®a, 2 V Health/Dental 352-0717 Insurance V Employee Stock <^ Option Plan are just a few of the great benefits waiting for you! tit-Tin GREENBRIAR, INC. Hours Apply in person 224 E. Woosier Mondoy - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m or apply in person at: Mon. - Fri. 2-4 Bowling Green, OH 43402 Sargrday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m 5630 401 W. Dussel Road Come see us for a complete listing of locations Maumee. OH 43537 Come in today to pick Airport Highway PREFERRED PROPERTIES Kid ■ law minutes from BG! 1-47SW to DuaMMurn right) up your Fall Listings Toledo 530 Maple St. 419-352-9378

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