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State* Toledo skull stealer confesses

Nation' Gorilla euthanized Roark talks about graduation

Sports • Men's, women's tennis wins at home * E W S Page 2

Tuesday. April 16. 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82. Issue 117

The News' Who's got it? Labor president chosen Briefs w AL Scores as graduation speaker

Dawn Keller People will have to work on in- president for University Re- Chicago 11 The BC News tegrating with other societies, he lations. Kansas City 10 said. "He said he would do It for free Baldemar Velasquez, president "We will form and shape the for the community," Mason said. of the Farm Labor Organizing economic and business worlds Velasquez said he doesn't do Cleveland 8 Committee, will deliver the Uni- with other societies," he said. "I this to make money. Boston 0 versity's spring commencement will also want to touch on immi- "It's a service to the communi- address May 11. gration and aliens." ty," he said. "I consider North- Velasquez, who has worked to Velasquez has worked for the west Ohio my community. The Toronto 8 *¥$. Improve the poor for most of his life. He was University is bestowing a degree Detroit 2 Kflf ' ■■■■ *^^U working and beaten and jailed prior to the on me, and to charge for my living condi- forming of FLOC for attempting comments would not be very tions of mi- to distribute materials support- classy." NL Scores grant farm ing a farm worker organization. Mason said commencement workers, will Ten years after FLOC was speakers are chosen based on also receive an created, there were more than several qualities. Cincinnati 3 s . j|p honorary doc- 700 members. Velasquez has "We want an individual who is Chicago 2 tor of social worked to better conditions and informative, challenging, articu- science degree. Initiated strikes when necessary late and has a good message," JabM Baraci/Tke BC New. Velasquez to force corporations to become Mason said. College Republicans Rugby players of Bowling Green and Central Michigan wait for said he will talk Velasqnez aware of workers' needs. A. Rolando Andrade, associate the ball during a game at the MAC Tournaments held at Ohio about the burning challenge of Velasquez will not be paid for professor of ethnic studies, said will sponsor Con- University last Saturday. people coming into the work- speaking at commencement, ac- servative Week force in the next decade. cording to Phil Mason, vice See SPEAKER, page three. The College Republicans will sponsor Conservative Week this week. Today Is Quit-PC Day. This day is set up to encour- FBI finds more evidence inUnabombercase age students to lose their political correctness that Bob Anex rtglnal text of the Unabomber use the word "Unabomber." The list doesnt Identify the misc. papers, newspaper clip- was placed upon them when The Associated Press manifesto, the 35,000-word tract One item simply read: "One corporate executives or list the pings, bus schedule, addresses of they arrived at college, ac- published in The Washington 'Calumet Baking Powder' can addresses. corporate officials and maps of cording to Jeff Wenzlick, HELENA, Mont. - FBI agents Post last year. A source told The containing soldering wire." An- A bottle of Trazadone, a pre- San Francisco." member of the College Re- searching Unabomber suspect Associated Press last week that other specified a pair of brown scription anti-depressant drug, However, the references may publicans. Theodore Kaczynski's cabin agents found what appeared to be and green hiking boots with a Wednesday is an Earth was found. be significant because the Una- found addresses of corporate ex- the original of the diatribe brand name. Northwest Terri- The list also described a bomber, who raged against Day with a twist, according ecutives, maps of San Francisco, to Wenzlick. against modern technology. tory. One entry said "letters;" hooded jacket, a blue zippered modem technology, targeted ex- The College Republicans bus schedules, guns and a bottle Kaczynski, S3, was arrested at another read simply, "docu- sweatshirt and hood and two ecutives. will be putting holes in the of anti-depressant medicine, ac- the cabin near Lincoln two weeks ments." pairs of plastic glasses. A witness Three of the bombings oc- ground as opposed to plant- cording to an inventory released ago and is being held on charges Dozens of the entries were for who saw the Unabomber plant curred in the San Francisco Bay ing new grass. They are Monday. of possessing bomb components. chemicals. A pipe bomb was one bomb described him as wear- area and two in Sacramento. Five celebrating this day by In a filing released in federal He has not been charged with found, as was an "improvised ex- ing a hooded sweatshirt and avia- of the bombs were mailed from playing croquet west of court, the FBI also confirmed any of the Unabomber attacks, plosive device" in a cardboard tor glasses, resulting in the Northern California, including University Hall. All chal- published reports of three type- which killed three people and in- box and five guns. Among the widely circulated composite lengers are welcome to par- two from Oakland and one from writers found in the cabin as well jured 23. weapons wore a 25-caliber gun, sketch San Francisco. ticipate. as several unspecified docu- Thursday is Wildlife In its list, the FBI did not spe- bolt-action .22-caliber rifle. Re- The references to San Fran- The FBI list was ordered Awareness Day. This day ments and notes. cifically link any of the more mington model .30*6, .22 caliber cisco and to corporate executives released by U.S. District Judge will be celebrated with a However, none of the docu- than 600 items to the Unabomber black-handle revolver and a were cryptic. The item was listed Charles Lovell, who authorized cookout at the corner of ments were identified as the o- or his crimes and did not even hand-made gun. as: "One 'Aldrich' box containing the original search. South College and Wooster from 11 a.m.-noon. Ham- burgers will be provided free of charge by the Col- Students In your face lege Republicans. Friday is Ronald Reagan Day. The College Republi- asked to cans will hand out Jelly Bel- ly Jelly Beans in front of the Student Union because those were what Reagan give blood used as a substitute when he quit smoking. this week Speaker will discuss Maureen Barry social, environmen- The BC News tal stress factors The American Red Cross needs Social and environmental students to donate blood during stress factors which can lead to civil unrest and even this week's blood drive, accord- war will be discussed April ing to Donor Coordinator Annette 18 at the University by Mi- Titus. chael Renner of World- Students can donate blood watch Institute in Washing- Monday through Friday from ton D.C. 10:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. in the Renner, an authority on basement of the Commons. international politics and The amount of blood collected security, will present the on campus has steadily de- University's annual Lamb creased each year, while the Peace Lecture at 7:30 p.m. need for blood has remained the inlllOlscampHall. same or increased, according to Titus. Antonette Vega, student coor- dinator, said the excuses she has heard from students about why Quote of they will not donate blood Include a fear of needles or fainting. the day "If a donor faints once, this "The University does not mean they will faint every time," Vega said. is bestowing a To encourage student in- degree on me, volvement, $5 gift certificates and to charge for will be given for Marco's Pizza to my comments the first SO donors Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, accord- would not be ing to Vega classy." Pizza and subs will also be pro- Baldemar Velasquez, vided for donors. commencement "We try to make donating a Pclcr Hakyrrhe An•cUted Prctt speaker pleasant experience. It Is not a Tarey Nam plaster* the face of Sokha Kheng with shaving cream during a Cambodian New Year's celebration in Tacoma, cream, part of the annual mayhem with teenagers and shaving Wash. See BLOOD, page three.

I -f Opinion page two Tuesday, April 16, 1996 Big graduation Brew-ha a bore On Saturday, the eleventh of complish the same thing with Its lation of Ohio arrives to tie up the May, one thousand, nine hundred spring graduates? Anything exit ramp and several miles of and seventy-six of us will gradu- would be better than the above Wooster street. Besides, even if Fact Line no operators must be dedicated, ate. Our loved ones will gather In mentioned snooze-fest. It is a little more work, we gradu- professional and truly committed the behemouth oval monstrosity I have a master plan thanks to ates deserve it I will personally joke says director to helping their fellow students. out east and sit In pools of an- a stimulating conversation with volunteer to drive President' Because we try to answer any cient rainwater so they can strain Abe and Marty Ledesma, two Ribeau around in a golf cart so and all questions, some of the to see us In our black caps - tiny smart hepcats with whom I con- that he can hit all seven. If this is As director of our University's queries can only be described as and without identity - like versed over the battered form of unbecoming or impractical, the' Campus Fact line, I feel the need "strange." thousands of square black bees a car accident victim whose events could be presided over by to apologize to the University buzzing about In the distant haze. name I have chosen to withhold. the individual deans. community - especially the stu- And, while operators may Each year a distinguished Imagine the family and friends Instead of one gargantuan, dent community - for remarks sometimes laugh at a question, speaker Is selected to deliver the of all music school graduates rambling "Ben-Hur" of a cere- made by a Fact Line operator in a they are never laughing at the commencement address. Two gathering in Kobacker Hall to at- mony in which four or five years column printed in Friday's caller. years ago it was ice skater Scott tend the graduation ceremonies of hard work by two thousand In-" Weekend Reality magazine. What makes the article all the Hamilton. Last year It was radio of BGSU music students. A well dividuals Is drowned out by ton In that article Emily Coop- more troubling is that Emily Co- talk show host Jack Anderson. known musician, (possibly a dis- many people assembled in one. errider, a three-year veteran of operider Is one of the best Fact This year it will be Baldemar Ve- tinguished professor or alumnus) place, these gigs would be short our operation, clearly gave the line operators who has ever lasquez, a man who has devoted could deliver the commencement and sweet. Graduates would re* Impression that Fact line opera- worked our telephones. She is ex- his life to Improving the working address. cleve individual recognition. tors — and there are 11 of them - tremely dedicated and works and living conditions of migrant Littlefield Across campus the business Isn't that better than just nod- do not take their mission serious- very hard for her callers. farm workers. graduates would assemble upon ding towards a sea of black ly, that they do not take the ques- As •'distinguished" as some of ground dear to their hearts and squares and recognizing students tions they are asked seriously, I would like to assure everyone these Individuals may be, the blown away by what they deliver. listen to the stimulating words of by college alone? and that the operators spend that her actions do NOT match speeches rarely last in the mem- In short, the spring graduation real life CEO or some such celeb Just an Idea. If you dig it, drop most of their time either making her words. She says she was try- ories of those who gather to hear ceremonies are a colossal bore. from the world of commerce. Big Sid a line. This Is a President fun of or complaining about the ing to be funny and get with the them. The several thousand Summer and fall graduation The other five colleges would who is hip to new ideas. people who call. "spirit" of the article. I can only listeners are too uncomfortable, ceremonies, however, are more each salute their Individual believe that her heart was In the and the entire event is too imper- Intimate, more relaxed and more graduates In like fashion. On another note, I would like to I would like to assure everyone right place, but that she crossed sonal. A football stadium is a ter- enjoyable for everyone. Gradu- Perhaps the speakers wouldn't congratulate the College Repub- that nothing could be further over that thin line separating rible place to have a graduation ates are made to feel as though be quite as "distinguished" as licans on "Conservative Week," humor from bad taste. from the truth A great deal of ceremony. the event is for them. Individual Anderson or Velasquez, but they yet another stupid attempt to effort goes into hiring and train- The speakers may be well students are recognized rather would probably have greater humiliate everyone who doesn't, ing students who are both know- Campus Fact line is successful known In a particular field, but than entire colleges. significance to the actual gradu- think like they do. I'm sure it's all ledgeable and resourceful. because you -- the students - how many students really got ex- Educational achievments seem ates to whom they have been as- in the name of "fun." It's too bad; In turn, those students work 1 have found us to be a valuable cited over any of the individuals to have merit when you can see signed to address. you Dittoheads feel so oppressed. under incredible stress to answer and trustworthy resource. listed above? Most students have the actual heads of the graduates, Staging five smaller ceremon- Laugh your way to Neanderthal- any and all questions asked of never heard of the speakers cho- separate and well within the ies couldn't be much more com- ville. them. I estimate that this aca- We are here to help. The stu- sen for their commencement same time zone as the audience. plicated than organizing one Roark Littlefield is the Tuesday, demic year. Fact Line operators dent operators have always ceremonies and aren't exactly Why doesn't BGSU seek to ac- giant one in which half the popu- columnist for The BG News. will answer more than 200,000 worked hard to answer your questions. questions each and every time you have called. That is the way That means, on average, a Fact it has been and that Is the way it line operator will talk to approx- will remain. imately 45 students every hour - 14 hours a day, seven days a Gardner A. McLean week during the school year. To Associate Director perform at that level. Fact Line Office of Public Relations The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

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Tania Runyan Amy Black Copy editor Copy editor Darren Liderbach Kristen Sherlock Color blind may be color good Copy editor copy editor Last Tuesday in Olscamp Hall, Learning" have the burden of that he has very definite and pos- looked upon with much suspi- —r filmmaker Lee Mun Wah pre- profit clouding whatever mes- sibly very good reasons for cion. The problem of quotas be£ eduction Staff sented his latest work. The Color sage they might be attempting to taking his message around the comes compounded when we of Fear. The film and subsequent convey. In other words. If you are country, but these were not evi- consider the need for a merit Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken discussion raised some very Im- Interested In movies with a polit- dent last Tuesday. Colleen Casey Alianna Dias portant questions about race re- On the other hand, there are based system - the desire to have Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin lations and multicultural Ism. ical or social message, don't shell some good arguments in support "the best person" fill a particluar out seven dollars at the local Chad Gamby Matt Gannon The first notable thing con- of working for a "color-blind" position. To take a stance on Af- Super 8 cinema. society. The first and most ob- firmative Action requires one tp Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl cerning the event was the large turnout. Every chair was occu- All denouncing of popular film vious of these is solidarity - the think quite deeply about wrujt Kevin Rathge Ed Reed pied, and many more people sat aside, what should be of utmost unification of groups that would fairness means and how the con- Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec or stood in the back of the room concern to us Is Lee Mun Wah's ordinarily be separated by social cept of fairness should be Inter- or on the sides. The turnout was message. This message is not and political forces. The edict preted In different situations. Copyright c 19% by The BO News. Reprinting of comparable to what might be ex- unique but rather has been ex- which states that power Is more For the philosopher or the stu- any material in this publication whitout the permission of pected at a sporting event. pressed many times by many im- accessable for large groups than dent of politics, it becomes evi- The M i News is strictly prohibited. Clearly, the issues addressed in portant individuals. smaller ones should not be Ig- dent quite quickly that "fair- The I i r News is an independent student voice the film are ones that a large nored. ness" has as many meanings as founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic "justice" or "kindness." year and Wednesday's in the summer. segment of the Bowling Green Wah's message was thus: the Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those community care about or at least absence of a multicultural soci- The problems with recognizing of the student body, faculty or University administration. are Interested in learning more ety Is the largest problem facing differences have surfaced in the The discussion period after Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not about. America today. What we should ongoing debate concerning Af- The Color of Fear was emotional necessarily those of The i;(I News. The film itself was unlike any- avoid Is a "color-blind" society firmative Action. People who are and thought- provoking. Several Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 thing coming out of Hollywood and Instead work toward one that hurt or who perceive themselves courageous people came forth tp words long, typed and include (he writer's name, phone today. The setup was simple - appreciates differences. as being hurt by such programs relate stories of their personal number and University affiliation, if any. The B< i News eight American men, two each (typically white males) belittle confrontations with racism. The reserves the right to edit any and all letters. of Asian, European, Latino, and My difficulty in swallowing the accomplishments or qualifi- views that Lee Mun Wah ex- The News encourages it» readers to notify the African decent, spent one week- Lee Mun Wah's argument In cations of minorites who obtain pressed have some very solid paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. end together. The majority of the wholesale form stems from jobs under Affirmative Action. reasons behind them. However, 210 West Hall film footage was taken from reasonable arguments often This can enhance racism and we must aviod the uncritical ac- group discussions. cited in most discrimination de- polarization - exactly the op- ceptance of any one position of Bowling Green State University The statement made by this bates. I remain unconvinced of posite of the intended effects of how to end racism in American Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 film and other documentaries Is the absolute necessity for the these programs. society. bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu- much more meaningful and recognition of differences. The Difficulty also arises with the Mike Wendling Is the Tuesday powerful than that of major stu- discussion was wanting In terms Introduction of racial quotas. bottom columnist. Questions and dio dramatizations of race re- of revealing Wah's reasons for Any program that divides people comment* can be e-mailed to lations. Movies such as "Higher adopting his position. I am sure according to race should be mikewen9bimet.bgsu.edu. ' m State Tuesday, April 16, 1996 page three Ohio to tighten security in federal buildings

Deb Martin 1993, 75 people died In a fire at The idea was to make sure Friday and Thursday as well." Kistner said. They follow a orange bags hooded more than The Associated Press the Branch Davidian compound everyone keeps their eyes and The government will spend the nearly yearlong review of securi- 130 parking meters outside near Waco, Texas, as the ears open, Ted Almay, state Bu- $4 million on X-ray machines, ty ordered after the Oklahoma government buildings in Colum- Nearly a year after a bomb government prepared a gas as- reau of Criminal Identification metal detectors, closed circuit City bombing. bus. Meters outside federal killed 168 people at the Oklahoma sault to end a standoff. and Investigation superinten- television systems and vehicle The timing of the security im- buildings in the city were re- City federal building, the "It is common sense that on the dent, said Monday. barriers at federal buildings in provements is coincidental to the moved. government said Monday it is anniversary of a tragic day such "I dont think it's the type of Ohio, said Barbara Kistner, a anniversary, said David Wilkin- Some restrictions later were preparing to spend about $4 mil- as the Oklahoma City bombing thing where we're advocating physical security specialist at the son, spokesman in the Chicago eased, although parking still is lion to improve security at Ohio's that steps are being taken, but I shutting down and investing in Federal Protective Service office regional office of the General forbidden outside most federal federal buildings. can't go into details," said Bill sandbags and barbed wire," said in Cleveland. Services Administration. buildings. Authorities would not say Dempsey, U.S. Marshal Service Almay. The X-ray machines and mag- "The anniversary is not the Some people have complained whether additional security was spokesman at its headquarters In Several agencies in north- netometers - which detect the driver on this," he said. about the inconvenience. planned for Friday's first an- Arlington, Va. The service is re- central and southwest Ohio have metal in weapons - will be in- Security at federal buildings Tom Burkett, 34, a salesman in niversary of the bombing but sponsible for security in federal made requests regarding securi- stalled in Toledo, Cleveland, Cin- was intensified immediately Toledo, said he doubts a no- they acknowledged a need to be courthouses. ty in response, he said. He would cinnati and Columbus. Planters after the Oklahoma City bomb- parking zone would stop a terror- more alert. In a letter to law enforcement not be more specific. will be erected outside the fed- ing. ist. The car bomb that exploded at officers statewide, the Ohio at- "There's certainly a height- eral building in Cincinnati as a Chains were strung between "If a terrorist wanted to blow the Alfred P. Murrah Building on torney general's office advised ened awareness," he said. "I barrier to vehicles. metal poles outside the seven- up the Federal Building, he April 19,1995, also injured more officers to be alert "for any pos- think you'll see throughout the The improvements will be in story federal building in Toledo would blow up the Federal Build- than 500 people. On that date in sible violence" on April 19. state some added measures on place within the next two weeks, as a barrier to vehicles. Bright ing," Burkett said Friday. SPEAKER Continued from page one. said. "There is a strong feeling of Toledo skullstealer confesses direction about him and a firm he suggested bringing Velasquez conviction that migrant farm because he is an outstanding in- workers must receive just and Woman pleads guilty to swiping bones from grave for tattoo dividual and represents a great fair treatment." program for poor indigenous He was also named a MacAr- The Associated Press Woodlawn cemetery, where a Court Judge Charles Doneghy lor, said he wanted a human crypt was vandalized and a hu- ordered that Dukett be evaluated skull. people. thur Fellow and earned Mexico's TOLEDO - A woman pleaded man skull was removed. for 90 days at the Dayton Foren- The following day, two em- "He is an honorable man with Aguila Azteca Award, the guilty Monday to helping her Clark, who will be sentenced sic Unit. The court will then de- ployees returned the remains to genuine goals that enhance hu- Midwest Academy Award and man beings in need," Andrade friend steal a skull from a grave April 24, faces up to three years termine whether he is able to Dukett's house, police said. the Hispanic Leadership Award. to trade for a tattoo. in prison. stand trial. Alisha Clark, 18, of Toledo, Last month, her friend, Steven Police said the pair apparently Police were called to the house BLOOD pleaded guilty to one count each Dukett, 34, of Toledo, was found came up with the idea to steal the on Jan. 21 by a resident who of vandalism and abuse of a incompetent to stand trial. skull after one of the employees found the skull in a duffel bag on Continued from page one. ordinator for the blood drive. As corpse in the Jan. 14 break-in at Lucas County Common Pleas at Off the Wall, a local tattoo par- the porch. of Monday afternoon, 31 pints one time thing; it's always had been collected. Titus said the needed," Vega said. Red Cross provides blood for 18 She also said donating blood hospitals in 10 counties. Cincinnati Center ready for tax rush takes one hour of a student's "At a University of 18,000 stu- time. dents, collecting only 31 pints of Students can volunteer at the blood today shows there is some- Tarty Klnney "The people in the mail room dictment or conviction around told me the other day they cashed blood drive in the Commons thing wrong," she said. The Associated Press Tax Day, said Monday that this To put the need of blood in per- their first big check of the year - Amani Room and sign in at the year's Ohio example was William "You'd think people registration table, according to spective, Titus said the victim of CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati $15 million from a corporation," E. Williams, of Cambridge, who Service Center, the busiest of the would wait until then Vega. The drive averaged 200 the recent car bombing in Syl- Kerns said. "That's always kind could face 10 years in jail and a vania Township needs 50 units of nation's 10 Internal Revenue of exciting to have those big pints collected each day in the $225,000 fine after pleading just if they owe past, said Judy Goris, senior co- blood daily. Service tax processing centers, checks coming in this time of guilty to attempted evasion of takes in $200 billion a year. year." taxes. money, but one-half Although the U.S. Postal Ser- The IRS will set up a plan for Chances of being chosen for an are getting refunds." vice - which gets none of the tax people who cant pay their entire audit are relatively small. The ^ m. L revenue - was the focal point for tax bill in a lump sum. But it U.S. Attorney for the northern the midnight filing deadline, the wont take barter. district of Ohio said there were Chris Kerns Summer I m|ilo> IHP-III IRS will continue to get bags of "A few years ago, a lady who 73 criminal referrals from the spokesman tax returns for several days, owed money sent In 10 boxes of IRS in fiscal year 1994, of which Lear Corporation is currently seeking individuals lo fill entry spokesman Chris Kerns said handmade quilts," Kerns said. 63 ended with convictions and 57 level production positions .ii our Bowling Green facility. Monday. "We sent them back and told her ended with someone behind bars. had 54 referrals, 44 convictions, Openings are available on afternoon (2:45 I'M- 11:15 I'M) and "About one-fourth of all the we couldn't accept them. The The southern district of Ohio and 34 imprisonments. midnight (10:45 PM 7:15 AM) shifts. Pay rale Is $7.5G7hour, people who file wait until the last thing was, people in the mail plus shift premium. Positions available immediately. week," Kerns said. "You'd think room who know something about Krrniil's Family Restaurant Interested candidates should contact: people would wait until then just quilts said they were worth far if they owe money, but one-half more than her tax bilL" i07 S. Main St. KG. Lear Corporation are getting refunds." High schools lined up to play pb. 354-1388 X Alln: Human Resources Some 15 million individuals outside Cincinnati's main post of- BGSU's BREAKFAST PLACE 333 Van Camp Road and 10 million businesses were fice building Monday, and em- %. Bowling Green, OH 43402 expected to send their returns to ployees in Uncle Sam costumes (Serving Breakfast All Day) the Cincinnati center, which ac- took returns from drive-thru (419)352-5154 tually is across the Ohio River in filers. Covington, Ky. Those expecting "We started by extending our % refunds should see them in late hours to benefit the public, and Specials Every Night & Day May, Kerns said. it's grown into a festival," said The center handles paper re- spokeswoman Bonni Manies. Open until 8.00p.m. Mon. -Fri. ZOO p.m. Sat. 6 Sun. Try to study on the weekends turns from Ohio, Kentucky, In- In Columbus, people could diana, Michigan and West Vir- throw a cream pie at an IRS offi- ginia, and half the country's elec- cial for $1, courtesy of a local r. -0 r> tronic filings; the center In radio station. A couple planned to ► V Memphis, Tenn., handles the be married at the Main Post Of- rest. fice, and the Postal Service had a There are about 2,500 full-time van set up to accept returns at employees at the Cincinnati the Clippers' baseball game. Everything but center and twice that many now, The Justice Department, which during crunch time. likes to announce a tax fraud in- USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG the maintenance fee. MAKC A DIFFCRCNCC ON BGSU's CAMPUS: to Join the USG Executive Cabinet For the 1996-97 School yearl Easy Transaction Checking The following positions are available: Just the ticket for people going places.

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I *m Nation page four Tuesday, April 16, 1996 Uncle Sam wants you Western lowland gorilla euthanized The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY - A 9-month-old Western lowland gorilla that had captured the "He just literally had hearts of children with its battle gone to the point that against leukemia was euthanized Monday when its pain became he wasn't moving." unbearable. Steve Wylle, director of the Ok- lahoma City Zoological Park, said Steve Wy lie Mojo's condition worsened Sun- day, and on Monday it was ap- Oklahoma City Zoological Park parent that he was in severe pain. director "He just literally had gone to the point that he wasn't moving," Wylle said. "He was just about on firmed in December. The mone- his last leg." tary donations are to be used for Mojo was diagnosed in Decem- a new animal nursery. ber with acute lymphocytic leukemia, apparently the only Mojo was born at the zoo on Western lowland gorilla with the July 2 and was taken from his condition. He appeared to re- mother shortly after birth be- spond to chemotherapy at first cause she could not produce but began to develop infections enough milk to feed him. and a loss of appetite because of the treatment. The Western lowland gorilla is Jack KuMnaATk* A ■wcUud PI»M More than 14,000 drawings, 852 on the endangered species list. U.S. Postal Service employee Gene Jackson wears an Uncle Sam tax returns at the main post office in Columbus. cards and more than $3,800 in There are less than 50,000 of the outfit as he works the drive-through area, collecting last-minute donations were sent to the zoo gorillas in the wild and only 321 after the leukemia was con- in North American zoos. Dole works to depict Clinton as guardian of liberal policies get and term limits as well as President Clinton may not agree But if Dole intends to use his assault last month when they the House. Gingrich recently David Espo sought a vote on raising the min- The Associated Press bills to expand access to health with, but we think they are the polished, front-row Senate desk proclaimed himself Dole's cam- care, curb immigration and erase right things to do for America." to advance his own candidacy imum wage. Dole intervened to paign-year "junior partner." WASHINGTON - Over the deficits. Not all the bills on his exten- over the next several weeks, thwart their plans, while Sen. But rank-and-file Republicans next few weeks. Majority Leader The voters, says the GOP sive agenda will pass, as Dole .Democrats have significant Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., will have to overcome their own Bob Dole will see to it that the presidential nominee-in-waiting, knows. And as was the case last weapons of their own. eagerly provided the political unhappiness of a year ago, when Senate debates constitutional should understand that Republi- week with a bill banning so- "We'll be watching and re- subtext they found Dole's support for the amendments for a balanced bud- cans "are trying to do things that called "partial birth" abortions. sponding and, in some cases, "On the day that Bob Dole "Contract With America" tepid. Republicans hope to maneuver speaking regardless of what locks up the Republican nomina- Still, Daschle concedes the Clinton into vetoing some bills as Senator Dole does," said Senate tion, he locks out working fami- Senate gives Dole an "effective they bid to depict him as the Democratic Leader Tom Daschle lies who are looking for a very sounding board" as he pursues Off Campus Connection invites all May and August guardian of liberal Democratic of South Dakota. modest Increase" in their pay- the White House. graduating seniors who are living off campus to a policies. Democrats staged their first check, said the Massachusetts This week, for example. Dole Democrat. hopes the Senate will pass legis- Democrats will seek to attach a lation expanding access to health GRADUATION CELEBRATION minimum wage increase to im- care, as Republicans seek ac- migration legislation pending in Thursday, April 25th complishment where Clinton Disability Diversity the Senate this week. In the failed In 1994. weeks ahead, they will try to 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Understanding Architectural and Attitudinal Barriers Dole and Gingrich hope legis- showcase concern for workers' lation to crack down on terrorism pensions and preserving Social and curb death row appeals will Hazel H. Smith Security and try to force Repub- Off-Campus Sludcnl April 18,1996 be cleared for Clinton's signature licans to support more funding this week. Center. 3:00pm-5:00 pm for education. Two other constitutional Moselcy Hall Senior White House officials amendments are expected to have been meeting recently with come to a vote by the end of April R>r inlo./icsi'i \ .ilnmv Olscamp Hall Room 219 a select group of Democratic that Republicans hope will un- call .172-8913 or slop hy Senate aides to plan a Joint re- derscore their image as the party sponse to Dole's strategy. of lower taxes and less spending. 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Chuck Bartelt At least 30 people were in- half ... vehicles picked up ... and troyed home of friends who were tist Church, which remained kansas for some 45 miles. The Associated Press jured. thrown," Charles Bullock, who killed outside Sylamore. standing. The tornado struck Hardest hit was the Holiday Also on Monday, a tornado works for an auto dealership in His friends, Larry Carney, 52, while about 30 people were in the Mountain Resort, a campground SYLAMORE, Ark. - The smell struck a mobile home park In Ze- Zebulon, told Durham television and his wife, Jenny, 50, "were hilltop church for Sunday night at Sylamore with hookups for of sap from freshly splintered bulon, N.C., about 20 miles east of station WTVD. "There are vehi- supposed to be baptized at the services. recreational vehicles and easy trees hung over the Ozark Moun- Raleigh, destroying more' than a cles on top of vehicles ... Cars are church last night," Marsalis said. "I looked out the window, and I access to fishing spots. tains an Monday after a tornado dozen homes and killing one per- stacked up on cars." "If they'd have gone, they'd be saw a building go by," said the "If s a pretty nice place," Reg- ripped through during the first son, the National Weather Ser- In Arkansas, Buddy Marsalis alive." Rev. Ran Ivie as he helped gie Harrell said, then paused. "It big tourist weekend of spring, vice said. Local authorities did struggled to hold back tears as he Near the town of Fox, about 15 church members clear away the was." killing seven people. not immediately confirm the waited for sheriffs deputies to miles southwest of Sylamore, trees. Monday, Gov. Jim Guy Tucker ' Three of the victims were tou- fatality report. letohim look for any belongings uprooted pine trees leaned The tornado hopscotched along declared Stone and Izard rists staying at a campground. "We see pine trees broke in that remained from the des- against the roof of Skyland Bap- hilly terrain in north-central Ar- counties disaster areas. Balloon crashes, burns in desert Guards fired for Aminda Davti known reasons it began to roll as Two men, ages 72 and 43, were dealerships. The conference was The Associated Press It struck the ground," said De- in stable condition, and three at the exclusive Phoenician re- tective Mike McCullough, a other people were being treated sort. staging hanging PHOENIX - A hot-air balloon police spokesman. A propane at a second hospital for mostly carrying tourists attending a car tank aboard the gondola caught minor injuries. The balloon took off about 5:30 dealers conference crashed and fire, he said. One person was not injured se- am., apparently in time for the The Associated Press ing. "They crossed the line, a burned In the desert Monday, riously enough to require hospi- passengers to watch the sunrise a killing one woman and injuring The Federal Aviation Adminis- talization. None of the victims' half-hour later. HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - very serious line," said Mike - Two white guards were fired seven other people. tration was investigating. names was immediately Thomas, president of the Hun - Eight passengers and the bal- released. The balloon was owned by Get from the county jail Monday tlngton chapter of the National loon pilot were aboard when the A 38-year-old man was hospi- Carried Away Hot Air Balloon after staging the mock hang- Association for the Advance- craft went down while trying to talized in critical condition with Police said the balloon was car- Co. in Scottsdale. A man answer- ing of a black inmate. ment of Colored People. "It's a land near busy Interstate 17. burns over 65 percent of his rying a group of tourists who ing the telephone at the business Sgt. Gary Lambert and Offi- situation where they hung "It was attempting to land in body, and a 26-year-old woman were in Phoenix to attend a con- said the company had no imme- cer Steve Rickman had themselves." the open desert when for un- was in fair condition with burns. ference of the top 100 Chevrolet diate comment. already been suspended with A board of inquiry of the pay and charged with mis- guards' peers recommended demeanor battery after the the firings, said Sheriff Ottie March 24 Incident. Adklns. Testimony given about Whitewater fraud The guards placed a hang- Ziegler, who is serving time man's noose around inmate on a misdemeanor drug Kenneth Ziegler's neck, tied it charge, did not want to talk to James Jefferson Hales loan company for $3 mil- Tucker and McDougal. loan. Smith said, but only Smith to a pole and handcuffed Zieg- the media, Adkins said. Lam- The Associated Press signed the guarantee. ler's hands behind his back, bert's attorney, Harry Hager, His loan application said the Hale, who ran Capital Man- police said. said his client would appeal. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. - A form- Clinton, who has not money would be used to expand agement Services, has said that The guards told police they Rlckman's attorney, Jim Spur- er aide to then-Gov. Bill Clinton The Communication Co., which Clinton, Tucker and James were joking and that their ac- lock, did not Immediately re- .'got a loan In 1986 to expand his been charged in the was Smith's public relations and McDougal pressured him to tion was not racially moti- turn a telephone call seeking company but testified Monday investigation, has political consulting firm. make illegal loans from Capital vated. The FBI is investigat- comment. that he knew the money actually Smith testified the partnership Management. He pleaded guilty would pay off a real estate debt called Hole's borrowed from Worthen in 1981 to defrauding the SBA and was he shared with two Whitewater to buy 35 acres of land. McDou- sentenced last month to more defendants. allegation "a bunch gal told him early in 1986 that than two years In prison. Come hear the best beat Sands at... ofbull." Worthen did not want to continue Clinton, who has not been Stephen Smith's testimony be- the debt, Smith said. charged in the investigation, has Howard's clubW gan the seventh week of the fed- called Hale's allegation "a bunch ■ ■ Mon- Sot 12 -2:30 am ■ ■ eral fraud and conspiracy trial of lion in loans. ofbull." 210 N Main Sun 5-2:30 cm 352-9951 Gov. Jim Guy Tucker and co- Both federally backed lending He testified that McDougal defendants James and Susan Institutions failed, at a cost to told him that Hale would lend Smith, an aide to Clinton in Tonight And 'Every Tuesday him tne money but not on the un- McDougal. taxpayers of nearly $70 million. 1979-80, pleaded guilty last year Tucker and the McDougals, Smith testified that a $65,000 developed land. McDougal said to conspiracy to misapply a loan. IOUD N' who were partners with the Clin- loan he got from Hale's company Hale would lend the money on He could get up to a year in LOCAL tons in the Whitewater land de- in 1986 helped pay off a $165,000 Smith's communications com- prison and a $1,000 fine. Under velopment venture, are accused note at Worthen Bank and Trust pany, Smith testified. the plea bargain, he agreed to co- (kctr^kDwU of defrauding the McDougals' of Little Rock on property owned McDougal told Smith that he operate with Whitewater in- savings and loan and David by a partnership that Included and Tucker would guarantee the vestigators. DOLE Continued from page four. fireworks are expected to con- tinue in the Senate. the Senate the first few days of THE STUDENT MIND DURING A FINAL EXAM. May. Dole said he hopes to fash- And Dole has asked four Sen- ion a revised balanced budget ate committees to Investigate re- that provides tax cuts for fami- ports that Clinton secretly ap- lies but takes less from Medicare proved of Iranian arms ship- and Medlcaid than the plan that ments to the Bosnian Muslims. Clinton vetoed a year ago. 'To me there is something that The -prof v^ver nuevw, w>e... Clinton has twice vetoed GOP doesn't smell right," he said re- welfare bills. 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Jewish community, and that's not The Associated Press cause of the legal challenge gress are considering such leg- WASHINGTON - American Abraham Foxman, national di- something to dialogue about," re- and congressional pressure, islation as scientific break- Jewish leaders dismissed Nation rector of the New York-based sponded Foxman. HONOLULU -A court- the Pentagon announced last throughs make it easier to 1- of Islam leader Louis Farrak- Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Farrakhan was criticized shar- martial opened Monday for two week it will keep the samples deniif y genes linked to disease. han's latest offer to reconcile as B'rith, said of Farrakhan's offer ply by U.S. officials this year for Marines who refused to give for only 50 years, strictly limit In the' Hawaii case, defense "an olive branch without any "It's an olive branch without any trips to "rogue" countries, in- blood samples for a DNA regis- the circumstances under which attorney Eric Seitz has said the leaves.'' leaves." cluding Iraq, and visits with Li- try designed to help the Penta- they can be released, and allow order to submit blood samples "Rhetoric is cheap," said Mat- Farrakhan has made similar byan leader Moammar Gadhafl, gon identify servicemen's re- personnel to have their speci- was unlawful, and the Ameri- thew Brooks, executive director overtures before. Foxman and among other U.S. enemies. mains. mens destroyed when they can Civil Liberties Union of of the National Jewish Coalition, other Jewish representatives The Treasury and Justice de- Cpl. John C Mayfleld HI, 21, leave the service. Hawaii has agreed, citing the a Washington-based group of noted that the leader of black partments and members of Con- and Cpl. Joseph VTacovsky, 25, Dr. Paul Billings of the Stan- Fourth Amendment protection Jewish Republicans. Muslims in the United States has gress are looking Into whether fear the "genetic dogtags" ford University School of Med- against unreasonable searches. "We've seen no action what- refused their requests to soften Farrakhan violated federal laws could be used against them in icine, who will testify for the "The law is clear that... the soever that indicates his serious- his rhetoric and retract past, during his travels. the future, though they haven't defense at the court-martial, mandatory compulsory taking ness about mending fences with offensive statements. Including said precisely how. said that the Pentagon program of blood and bodily fluid con- the Jewish community," Brooks comments that Jews are "blood- A co-organizer of last Oc- They plan to call as an expert still lacks safeguards to stitutes a search and is there- said Monday. suckers." tober's Million Man March that witness the co-author of a protect people's privacy. fore subject to scrutiny," said In a lengthy interview broad- James Muhammad, editor of brought hundreds of thousands study that found that many "This is the very first case of Vanessa Chong, executive di- cast Sunday on CBS' "60 The Final Call, the Nation of Is- of black men to Washington, Far- people with genes linked to anybody in the United States rector of the ACLU. Minutes," Farrakhan insisted lam newspaper, said Farrakhan rakhan said government efforts certain diseases have been dis- being threatened with Jail time Marine spokesman Capt. that he doesn't hate Jews. He said objects to "preconditions to a to have him register as a foreign criminated against by insur- and potentially a fine for not John Milliman said the case he was willing to visit rabbis and meeting of such nature." agent because of his contact with ance companies, employers contributing to a DNA bank." has nothing to do with the Con- to speak with Jewish scholars. "These are preconditions we Gadhafl was part of a U.S. plot to and others. Billings said. stitution: "This Is merely to "I do not hate people because are unwilling o accept," he said silence him. The Marines face six months Billings was co-author of a find out whether or not these their skin la white," Farrakhan in an interview from Chicago. "If in Jail and a dishonorable dis- study, published in Science and two Marines are guilty of dis- said. "What I hate is evil and in- there is a sincere desire for dia- He denies taking orders from charge if convicted of willfully Engineering Ethics, that said obeying a lawful order as given disobeying an order. The non- justice and exploitation, whether logue, as it is with Minister Louis Libya or any other foreign coun- 455 of 917 people who respond- by a superior officer." Jury trial got under way in a black does it, whether a white Farrakhan, why set precondi- try and said he "will never regis- ed to a questionnaire reported Seitz said Sunday he had does it, whether a Jew, a Muslim tions to come to the table?" ter as a foreign agent because front of a military judge at they had been discriminated hoped the Pentagon's softened or a Christian does it. Asked about his rhetoric dur- I'm not that" Kaneohe Marine Base. against for genetic reasons. Al- stance would lead the Marine "I am willing to visit a syna- ing the interview, Farrakhan, The Pentagon has been col- though not sick, they lost Jobs, Corps to drop the charges. But gogue and speak to the Jewish said: "I cant tone down what I Farrakhan has scheduled a lecting DNA samples from insurance, chances at adoption Milliman said the decision was people because I do not want believe to be the truth. And If it's tour of the United States this service members for three and educational opportunities. not expected to affect the trial. years and has stored more than Jewish children to believe that truth, and... if I am in error, how week to discuss the overseas trip, Eleven states have passed The two Marines have also they have somebody who, if he am I going to know that unless beginning with a speech Monday 1 million specimens in Gaith- laws making it a crime for in- filed a class-action lawsuit to ersburg, Md. comes into great power, will put there's a dialogue." night in Chicago. surers or employers to dis- stop the program. The case is The plan was to save the criminate against people be- pending before a federal ap- samples for 75 years for use in cause of their genetic makeup. peals court.

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John Nadel a mistake.and he's paying for it." The Associated Press Jerry West, the Lakers execu- tive vice president of basketball INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Magic operations, said as with the sus- Johnson, who recently criticized pension of Nick Van Exel last teammates for irresponsible be- week, "We agree with the havior, was suspended for three league's decision 100 percent." games and fined $10,000 Monday "These incidents are regretta- for bumping a referee in the Los ble and have been a distraction Angeles Lakers' game a day ear- from what I believe the fans real- lier. ly want to see - the basketball Johnson will sit out games at action on the court," West said. Dallas on Tuesday night, at San "Our focus now is on getting our Antonio on Thursday night and at entire team back together and home against Minnesota on Sat- getting ready for the playoffs." urday night. He will be eligible to Van Exel was suspended for play again in the regular-season the Lakers' final seven regular- finale at Portland on Sunday season games and fined an NBA- night record $25,000 for bumping ref- "I accept the league's fine and eree Ron Garretson onto a suspension, and I want all the scorer's table with his left fans, the media and everyone as- forearm in a game at Denver last sociated with the Lakers to know Tuesday night. that my actions were unprofes- Johnson also got an automatic sional and wrong," Johnson said $1,000 fine for being ejected - In a statement issued by the his first ejection since Dec. 26, Lakers before he left for Dallas 1988 in Phoenix. He is the with the team. third prominent player suspend- "I apologize to Scott Foster, to ed recently for making contact all the NBA referees, and to the with a referee. league, and I hope they know, as I The first was Chicago's Dennis do, that the incident was acciden- Rodman, who was suspended for tal and that I respect them in six games and fined $20,000 for their professionalism in what is a head-butting Ted Bernhardt in a very difficult Job. Hopefully, game last month. The second was other players will learn not to Van Exel. even put themselves in a position Johnson was harsh in his criti- to make contact with a referee cism of Van Exel, a fact Johnson Earvin "Magic' Johnson is restrained by fellow Los Angeles Laker, the Phoenix Suns by referee Steve Foster (right). when arguing calls in the future. discussed Sunday. Elden Campbell after Johnson was ejected from Sunday's game with "The important thing is for our "I'm harping on them and stay- players to learn from these mis- ing on them, and then I come up Johnson said after Sunday's two, and it became another black say they're not shown enough re- Johnson's run-in with Foster "in- takes and for us as a team to put and do something like this," game that if it had been a veteran mark on player-referee relations. spect. Vlade Di vac, for one. advertent," a word used often In this behind and get prepared for Johnson said. "I'm just hoping referee, things probably would "I only said, 'He fouled me.' It connection with the incident. the playoffs." that my voice will still be heard have been different was accidental contact either "I was next to (Johnson),-1 was Johnson's agent, Lon Rosen, in the locker room." But It was Foster, a 29-year-old way," Johnson said after the surprised," the Lakers center "We've had a lot of older offi- said Johnson "just feels awful Johnson also criticized team- second-year referee on the job, Lakers beat the Suns without said. "They have to talk to those cials leave our league," West about the situation." mate Cedric Ceballos, who left not a veteran. He called no foul, him, 118-114. "My intention was young referees, to have respect said. "What happens la that you "Earvin called (NBA execu- the team for what he called per- and Johnson protested. Foster to get his attention. As captain of for the players." get a lot of young officials who tive) Rod Thorn this morning to sonal reasons but was dis- quickly called a technical. the team, he must talk to me." are good officials, but they're apologize about the incident," covered on a water-skiing vaca- After the technical was called, While West was highly critical like young players. They need Rosen said. "He realizes he made tion in Arizona. there was contact between the At the very least, some players of Van Exel last week, he called experience along the way." 1

M|||flfll1HHr^^^^M Sports page eight The H(. News Tuesday, April 16,1996 Rose, Thompson stand out Miller out for three weeks Anthony Jewell The Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana fop BG at Sea Ray Relays Pacers have four regular-season games to get ready for, playing Pamela Santangelo in the high jump with a height as many as two rounds of the TheBCNews Those were some of of 6 feet 4 inches. Although not NBA playoffs without Reggie his best performance. Sink said Miller. Over the weekend, the Fal- the best that it was a really good per- Doctors for Miller said Mon- con track teams went their performances at the formance considering the con- day that he is progressing well a separate ways. ditions (rain). day after having surgery to re- On April 11, April 12 and Sea Ray Relays. We With a time of 9:44.54, Pat construct part of his right eye April 13, the men's track team accomplished some Carney finished 5th In the 3,000 socket divided with some of the ath- really good things meter steeplechase. Miller, injured in Saturday's letes competing at the Sea Ray In the 10,000 meter run, Tom game against Detroit, was Relays in Knoxville, Tennessee Williams placed 5th with his theTe" C-.AC, L scheduled to be released from and some of them competing at Sid Sink time of 32:30.2. the hospital late Monday or the Miami Invitational in Ox- MensTrack Head Coach The women's team also at- Tuesday, depending on how he ford, Ohio. tended both meets this week- feels, team officials said. Both meets were non-team end and were also well repre- Ophthalmologist John Abrams scored. The Falcons competed team of Rick Marinelli, Marty sented. said Miller was suffering from for individual performances Rosciszewski, Darren Braddix, At the Sea Ray Relays, Kris- double vision, which could take and relay times. and Scott Thompsom finished tin Gaddls finished 8th in the up to two months to completely At the Relays, the Falcons 3rd with a new school record 5,000 with a time of 17:05.58. clear. Miller is expected to be out were well represented in five time of 59:29. Her time is the best in the MAC for up to three weeks, including areas. With a time of 1:28.26, the so far this season and it's also the start of the playoffs. In the 110 hurdles, Scott 800 meter relay team of Rah'- Gaddis' personal record. Miller had surgery Sunday Thompson finished 4th with a Sheen Clay, Marinelli, Braddix, In Miami, Emily Cokinos won night after he was injured in a 13.84 clocking, an NCAA provi- and Mike Shoals placed 5th. the javelin throw with a dis- collision with Detroit's Otis sional qualifying time. "These were some of our tance of 134 feet 1 inch. Nikki Thorpe and Allan Houston. Mil- T»m Ru it/Thr AiMciated Press "With this score, Thompson best performances at the Sea I.itz finished 4th in the triple ler also suffered a mild concus- Indian Pacer Mark Jackson stands over a fallen Reggie Miller. Miller should be automatically quali- Ray Relays," Sink said. "We jump with a jump of 35 feet 2.5 sion and a neck sprain in the col- was knocked out of Saturday's game against the Detroit Pistons at fied for nationals," men's head accomplished some really good inches. A time of 17:27.53 was a lision. Marker Square Arena In Indianapolis. coach Sid Sink said. things there. It was a really personal best for Missy Lyne in Sunday's 30-minute operation Adam Rose set a school re- good meet." the 5,000. Her time placed her involved reconstructive surgery shoot-around, and players dis- points in the final 19 seconds of cord In the shot put with a In Miami, the Falcons were in second. Also in the 5,000, Su- on the floor of Miller's right eye cussed "how to hold the fort the Pacers' 107-105 comeback throw of 57 feet 3 inches. His again well represented in five zanne Isco finished 4th with a socket. down until Reggie gets back," win in Game 1 of the second throw placed him 3rd overall. events. time of 17:55.61. "He's doing very well, con- guard Mark Jackson said. round against the Knicks. The "This was a super perform- In the javelin, Adam Eibling sidering it's 12 hours after sur- "We're going to miss him, no Pacers went on to win that series ance," Sink said. "For this finished 2nd with a throw of "This was not as good a gery," Abrams said. "His eye question about it," he said. before losing to the Orlando Ma- early in the season, his throw 172 feet, his best throw of the weekend as last," women's moves well in all directions. He "Somebody is going to have to gic In seven games in the confer- was an excellent perform- year. head coach Steve Price said. still has double vision, and the step up. One night it's going to be ence finals. Rob Pietruszka, with a time ance." "We must really focus this Sat- muscle swelling looks good." me, another night it's going to be "Reggie is Reggie," coach A throw of 169 ft. 9 inches of 55.71, finished 5th in the 400 urday at the MAC Relay Doctors said Miller will have to Rik Smlts, and another night it hurdles. Larry Brown said when asked to put Mike Freeman 8th overall Championships as we are one rest at least a week before he can will be Derrick McKey." describe how important Miller is in the discus. A good performance by Doug of the top teams In the confer- The Pacers are not only with- Heitkamp put him tied for 3r* begin to work out. Once his vision to his team's playoff hopes. "He's The shuttle hurdle relay ence." clears, he would wear protective out their leading scorer at 21.1 a great player. He's probably goggles while playing. points a game; they lose him at a playing the best since I've been Meanwhile, the Pacers had time when he has traditionally here. little time to worry about what raised his level of play. "You can't replace a great life would be like without their Miller carried the Pacers in the player. You don't try to make up Applications for: leading scorer and most popular playoffs each of the last two for his absence." player. years, when they advanced to the But Brown will have to find A win in one of their final four Eastern Conference finals. He players to fill in for Miller's 34.5 games would guarantee the No. 3 seems to thrive on the pressure minutes a game. Haywoode •Fall 1996 BG News editor playoff position In the Eastern of the playoffs, particularly in Workman was expected to start Conference playoffs. The Pacers high-profile games. with Jackson in the backcourt •Summer BG News editor likely will face Detroit, Atlanta In 1994, Miller scored 25 points Monday night, with veteran or Cleveland in the first round. in the fourth quarter of Game S Ricky Pierce and rookie Travis Their first test came Monday in the Eastern Conference finals Best seeing more playing time •1996-97 Gavel editor night against Charlotte at Market to lead the Pacers over the New than usual. Square Arena. York Knicks in a series the "We're on a roll, and we're cer- The Pacers held a team meet- Knicks eventually won. tainly going to miss him," Best • 1996-97 Key yearbook ing after Monday morning's Last year, Miller scored eight said. • 1996-97 Miscellany editor • 1996-97 Obsidian editor JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE SUMMER & FALL RENTALS are now being accepted. Application forms may (Too many to list) be picked up at 204 West Hall. Deadline to apply is 5 p.m. Thursday, April 18. Large assortment of Houses, Duplexes, and ■•aa■*■■■■■■ l^ Apartments Dear Members of the Bowling Green State University Community: "(iimiimiiiiiiiif

We would like to take this opportunity to address an issue with you that may cause you personal conflict. During B.G.L.A.D. (Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian Awareness Days) Week, April Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of 15-19, educational programs will be taking place in support of the rights of our bisexual, gay and lesbian students and staff. One of the educational opportunities will involve you. complete details and speak with bur friendly staff! Jean* Day will take place on Wednesday, April 17,1996. Please allow us to explain some of the history, meaning and rationale for having such a day. 354-2260 HISTORY: In 1974 the first Jeans Day took place on Rutgers University's campus in New Jersey. A student group planned the event in order to show support for their fellow students John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster and their rights as human beings. It was not a huge success as you might imagine. (across from Taco Bell) However, it was done every year after that, and today Jeans Day take place on a national level. Not national in the sense that the U.S. government sponsors it, but in the sense that college campuses across the country sponsor this event yearly.

MEANING: If your choose to wear jeans (blue, black, red, green, overalls, shorts, skirts, etc.) you will be making a statement. The statement is multi-faceted in nature. The most basic message would be that you support human rights and the right to exist without harassment and discrimination. More specifically, it means that you support the rights of Catch that Summer Feeling - gay, lesbian and bisexual students, staff, and administrators. You can choose either reason Lease Dates 5/18/96 - 8/10/96 to wear your jeans on that day.

WHY JEANS?: Why would the people at Rutgers choose an article of clothing that is so common in a student's wardrobe? That is exactly the reason. It is so common that almost everyone has a pair of jeans. This will give the most number of people the opportunity to R.E. Management participate in the event. More importantly, it is an issue of having people make a choice to 113 Railroad St. 352-9302 support the issue or not. You as a member of the community are included in this. Next to Klnko's Everyday many gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals have to make a conscious decision to •Call For Our Competitive Rates assimilate into the heterosexual culture, or to be who they are and risk being harrassed by Open Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 5 pm others. On Jeans Day, people have to make a conscious decision to support the issue and Sat. 8 am-12 pm face possible harassment, or to not wear jeans and go on normally as they would. The main thrust is to force people to make a decision. 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(Also renting for fall) U Sport* i Tuesday, April 16,1996 The IKi News page nine Falcon netters shoot Womens' tennis beats UT, EMU to keep themselves in down Rockets, Eagles igan, who one week ago man- ily downed Toledo's Kent hunt for MAC Championship Paul Markoff The BC News handled the Rockets for a 5-2 Wymer and Tony Jagadzinski victory. The Falcons per- 8-3, and the Eag!es' Phil Camp- reached the 16 win plateau. Dean formed some manhandling of Paul Markott" ' The Bowling Green men's bell and Dan Wettsten by the The BG News is excited about the team's tennis team was nearly perfect their own, sweeping through same score. . Morin is ex- "Toledo played well, chances. this weekend in routing MAC the Eagles line-up without tremely pleased with the duo's The Bowling Green women's but our expierience "We're in the hunt for a cham- rivals Toledo and Eastern dropping a set at both singles progress this season. tennis team kept the hopes of a pionship," Dean stated. "All cf Michigan. and doubles. Morin was confi- •Tropp and Cio (Ciochetto) MAC championship intact, roll- helped us to victory." our players should gain a top four The Falcons downed the dent the Falcons would come have been playing well all year, ing over Mid-American oppo- seed, and that should give us a Rockets Friday afternoon 6-1, up with a shutout. especially of late," Morin nents Toledo and Eastern Michi- Penny Dean great draw in the tournament." and polished off the Eagles 74) "Going into the weekend our stated. "Cio's return game has gan at home this weekend. in their Saturday afternoon af- goal was to win all of our really been on the last few "It was a dynamite weekend," Womens' Tennis Head Coach Mikalajewski should enjoy a fair. The Falcons breezed matches," Morin said. "We matches." Falcon coach Penny Dean stated. top two seed in both singles and through the Rockets' line-up didn't win all of them at Sophomore Ryan Gabel also "I was really pleased with our doubles play. Mikalajewski won winning all of the doubles Toledo, but played very well hopes to enjoy a top three seed mental toughness and effort in tough, but the Falcons' mental all four of her matches at first matchups and six of the seven against a pretty good Eastern at fiflh or sixth doubles, drop- both matches." toughness pulled the team singles and first doubles over the single's matches. Falcon coach Michigan squad." ping only one match in MAC The Falcons began the week- through weekend. Dean is impressed with Dave Morin felt the match The outstanding perform- singles competition. Gabel bol- end shutting out the Rockets 7-0. "The doubles matches were Mikalajewski's progress at both wasn't very challenging, but ance by the Falcons puts many ted through this weekend with The team won all singles and very Interesting," Dean said. levels. "Cindy knows she has the the team still was focused. players in a comfortable posi- victories over Toledo's Aashish doubles matches, despite some "Toledo played well, but our ex- weapons, and when she is on "We were coming off a cou- tion for the Mid-American Patel 6-4, 6-2 and downing the close affairs on the doubles side. perience helped us to victory." she's unbeatable," Dean said. ple losses, so we were very- championship in two weeks. Eagles' Mike Mitchell 6-0,6-1. Junior Cindy Mikalajewski and The Falcons locked up with "Her and Patty have also played weli focused," Morin stated. The doubles tandem of junior Morin is encouraged by the senior Patty Banks edged Tole- Eastern Michigan for a Saturday well this season at doubles. With "The team came out and took Adam Tropp and senior Mark team's recent performance, do's Chrisite Brannon and Tracy contest, which saw the Falcons their experience they could go care of business." Ciochetto are bidding for a but hoped the victories would Edmunds 8-6 at first doubles, and rip through the Eagles' line-up along way In tournament." The next match pitted the number one seed at first dou- have come before the more sophomore Cassidy Landis and for a 6-1 victory. The victory Dean is encouraged by the out- Falcons against Eastern Mich- bles. Tropp and Ciochetto eas- difficult MAC matches. junior Jenny Schwartz downed over the Eagles coupled with the standing weekend, but feels the the Rockets duo of Amy Frazler win against Toledo continues as- best is yet to come. "I feel great and April Lempen 9-7. At one pirations of a MAC champion- right where we're at," Dean point all three of the Falcons' ship, and many indlvidaul stated. "We haven't peaked yet; doubles teams were trailing. achievements. All six of the Fal- hopefully that will come during Joplin takes reins in Toledo Dean felt the matches were cons' singles players have the MAC championship." The Associated Press 1979 NCAA Mideast Regional. game in March before losing to "This is a great feeling and a Eastern Michigan, 77-63. Three TOLEDO, Ohio - Former Uni- great opportunity," said Joplin, starters will return from that All students with NDSL, Perkins, Nursing and/or versity of Toledo basketball star who becomes the first black head team. Schell student loans graduating or leaving BGSU Stan Joplin was announced Mon- coach in a major sport at Toledo. day as the new head coach at his He replaces Larry Gipson, who Joplin said he has one goal: at the end of Spring Semester 1996 are required alma mater. resigned last month after five winning the MAC title. Joplin, 38, played for the Rock- seasons with the Mid-American to attend an exit interview. ets from 1976 to 1979. Conference team. Gipson, 68-73 "I told the team that winning An assistant coach at Michigan with the Rockets, cited family the MAC title and getting to the Please plan to attend one of the following Student State since 1990, the Milan, health matters for his decision to NCAA Tournament should be our Loan Exit Interviews held in West Hall, Room 121: Mich., native hit a game-winning become an interim assistant ath- goal every year. I don't want any- 20-foot jump shot with two sec- letics director at Toledo. thing less. I only want players onds remaining to beat Big Ten The Rockets advanced to the who want to win, who want to be Wednesday, April 17,1996 10:30 a.m. co-champion Iowa 74-72 in the MAC tournament championship the very best," he said. 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 18, 1996 2:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. http://www.answerfactDry.com ,354-71111 Contact the Student Loan Collection Office at 108 S Mam 372-8112 should you have any questions. 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Jon, Stephen, Sean, Luke. Kim & Larry tor par- AUTO EXPO "M It 50/mo Close to campus Start 671/98 bik. from campus Must have references. FREE PtZZAM FREE PIZZA!! ticipating si our 1996 Sweetheart Program! Plymouth Honzon '88, 75.000mi, good cond., April 15th *16rri 372 5795 35? 1955 1st 50 BGSU Blood Donors each day - April You guys are awesome! MUST SELL $1,700. Leave a message Union CXsJ 9am-6pm Female summer sublessor needed across 15-19, receive IS gift certificate tor Marco's Local manufacturing company has need of 419-865-1636 Look a! rtsw cart wmh No Salas Prassurai Attention Seniors Pma from campus. $150 par month plus utilities. part-time unskilled production employees. Sloppy Jos. Chips, 1 pop lor 113S\ Did you RSVP tor the Senior Send Oil? Call 354-8135. Have own room. Stan 5-t 1 96 These jobs are mainly assembly of small parts. Rarlto April 169v Grand Priza-Blksl GIVE THE GIFT OF UFE If not. the deadline is Wed.. 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N ATTENTION UAAII Don't forget HSA elections on Wednesday. cheap, cheep rent 353-2171, ask tor Tim or 729 4th St. corner of 4th A High St. Lite at 372-2843 55445 Al msmbsrs art rsqusaisd » April 17, at9:15pm in 234 E. Harshman. Have Dawn. 4 bdrms . central air, 1 1/2 baths. ansnrj our gsnsrsl mssong al Psvalegal/LitigasOn Assistant your say about HSA I Attention all students I One IrVF roommate needed tor May-August. Includes washer/dryer A can be furnished IhaStala Room of Iha Untv«sMy Part-time for local research firm La Mesa ObKcua Lecture Serkea Grants. Scholarships Available 1200/mo. with own bedroom A bathroom. Cal Females only. 353-0325 Unton, ihla Tussdsy. al 9pm Qualify Immed. 1-800-2S7-3834 Must possess excellent research skills, II you hava any qusstlona. Topic: Alrlcan Women in British Colonies 352-0701. And document preparation. Reply: 1 A 2 bdrm apt. avail 9 A 12mo. Presented by: Dr. Lillian Ashcrsft-Eason. 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The cost is »S. suburbs of Cleveland. Akron. Toledo, Colum- by 5pm ??Ts Call 372 2343 CALL 352 3445 Purchasing CM • APICS Summer Subieaser Needed bus, as well as here in Bowling Green. For Dont be just another fraternity brother, A-Frame House. Own room' May - Aug $500 We are family of 20 and we own these apts. COLLEGIATE 4-H more info and an application call be a FOUNDING FATHER' Call 352-8089. 1 800S43^37g2. We are hungry Please, if you dont need an COLLEGIATE 4-H Purchasing Club APCS Kappa Alpha Order apt. we are sol accepting donations. Elections cniglil al8 30m 102 Donf target the dinner mtg on Thursday at SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDED Sufficient Grounds Coffeehouse in 60l3rd'"704 5th—7l0 7th Rush Info Night rianna Hal. Nominations will Kaufman's at the Lodge See you al 5:30pm. spaoous 4 bdrm house - 4th and high Perrysburg hmng coffee bartenders. Tonight al 8:30pm Clean, Deluxe 2 bdrm. furn. dishwashers, resi- be taken Irrjm the floor, and anyone Our speaker is Chuck Pohlaoel from Excel In- call 352-7578 Full or part time t5m,n.from Kohl Hall Locked Lounge dent mgr.. A-C neat, water A sewer prov. mieresled can run for an offloe dustries He will speak about value manage- BG Call 419-872 2780 Food and Fun SUMMER SUBLEASER(S) NEEDED Need May renters • Call Greg 354-0401 after ment. Don't forget your $5 2 bdrm, low rent, low utilities 6pm. Purchasing Club- APCS Don't rum your spring vacation because you're please call 352-1049 Summer Bust-nee* too cheep to buy a tanning package. EfAc. 1 A 2 bdrm. apts. in houses. Criminal Just lea Summer Courses Are you an entrepreneur? Campus Tanning ' 352-7889 Vmy dean femskt roommate $300 enire 12 mo. Is sen only starting m May. Slave Both of these oourses are open lo all students, SOME STRAIGHT TALK ON HOMOSEXU Great opportunity, low start up cost summer. Have own room Furnished/ A/C. Smith 352-8917, (no calls after OQOpm). and are 3 aedit hours. Introduction to Criminal ALITY GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALS" APPLI- Management training Start 5/11/98.353-5022. JusBoe (CRJU 210). and Crime Flicks (CRJU PRESENTED BY ELLEN FULTON FROM CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE Earn up to $600 per week. Efficiency subieaser needed for next year. 1/2 395) are offered during the first sm weak term THE INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR WANTED Vehicle required. block from dowtown coffee shops A bars. Cal (May 20 thru June 28). CRJU 210 (MTWR UNIVE RSTTY OF GEORGIA. FALL 1998 UNTIL APRL 23 IN THE INTRA- 1 subieaser to live with 2 msls roommates from Call Greenland Irrigation Jason «y 3525286 leave message 1:00-2 30) is a required course tor aH CJ APRIL IB. 1996 @9 30PM IN MAC May August Close to campus. Rent: $166 67 MURAL OFFICE. PCK UP APPLICATION IN 1-800-36' 4074 FOR RENT. House on ist bkxk of S. CoJleg*. maiors CRJU (TR 6:00pm - 9:00pm) MIS an COUNTRYSIDE ROOM 130UNIVERSITY FEIDHOUSIV . elec. Call 353-0094 elective If you'd like further mtormarcn or want Large yard. 3 bdrm. Max 5 persons. 12 mo. ALLOUESTIONSARE WELCOME! SUMMER LIFEGUARD A SWIMMING assistance registering for this course, call Tim SPONSORED BY THE PEOPLE COM- HOTIHOTIHOTI lease at $850/mo. 353-e49r INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS Carter at 3720373. MITTEE Lose 20 lbs. by summer breakl HELP WANTED Student Recreation Center FOR B.G1AD. WEEK APRIL 15-19 New metabolism breakthrough. Results guar- GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS. Applications avail in SRC office anssedi Free gift with purchase. $29.95 cost 800 Third St. rennng for the Apply NOW For info cal 2 7477. Call 1-800-334-1884 coming Smr, sch. yr 19*6-97 A ULTIMATE 80S DANCE 11750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. 12 mo Excellent 1 or. A 2 br. units ^, ff> Friday April 19 INTERNSHIP. COOP ANO VOLUNTEER No experience required. Begin now. For info- Telephone interviewing No selling. Part-Dme. Convenient location, reasonable rales. 6p.m.- 12a.m. OPPORTUNITIES FOR FALL SEMESTER. CaH 301-306-1207. Mostly evenings A weekends Relaxed atmoe- ^S* THE KEY YEARBOOK IS LOOKING FOR phere InPe'rysburg 674 584? Al uHBes included. Galley m Harshman Quad 250 Counselors A Instructors needed! StDpbyo(t>ceSM0 WRITERS ' PHOTOGRAPHERS Free food, games, cats, and dogs Private, coed summer camp in PoconoMins., TROPICAL RESORTS HIRING GRAPHC DESIGNERS ■ PR PEOPLE PHONE 352-4966 Benefit for NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, Box 234BG. Entry-level A career positions available world- AND MARKETERS the Wood County Humane Society Kenitworth. NJ 07033(906) 27b 0998 wide (Hawaii. Mexico. Caribbean, etc.). Wait- GET INVOLVED. starf. housekeepers. SCUBA drve leaders, fit- Houses. 1 A 2 bedroom Furnished apts. CALL 372-8086 OR STOP BY 28 WEST HALL SEAFOOD ness counselors, and more. 1 year, 9 month, and summer leases ANO CHECK US OUTIII ALASKA Call Resort Employment Services Cat: 352-7454 SERVICES OFFERED Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Kappa Sigma SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 1 206-971-3600ext RS5443. Jeff Wenzltck - Congratulations on your SENIOR/ORAD STUDENTS FHjh.no. Industry Waitress needed. Must be available from 10 award from workl You're the best' Have a 2 bdrm. A/C, gas heat new paint, A Student needed1 Earn up to a.m. - 2 p.m. a couple days per week. Also Pregnant' great week and I love you. carpet, quiet area, laundry. $495/mo some evenings & weekends. Apply txw 2-4 Free Pregnancy tests. Confidential and JSW $3.000-$6.000 ♦ par month. Ample Parking Jay-Mar Apts canng. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center Alpha Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Room and Board I p.m Mon • Fn. Elks Club. 200 Campbell rill Rd GRAO STUDEJTO/PROFESSKJNAL LirPalBenatar Transportationi Male or Female The Gathering htlp7rwww.takema.com 1 bdrm. new. high effic, gas heat and cool Is love a battle Held? No experience necessary. For more ceramic tile, plush apts. laundry $490/mo scholarships, academic A career resour- information call: FOR SALE Even ilit is it's all good' Parking, The Homestead ces, Internships, sports, news, entertsln- Love, Big menl, travel, music, debates, and 1,000 ■ ol 1 -MMrTI -3610 *Xt. A5S4444 links. OOK Members '81 Honda CM 400E Street Motorcycle Important Meeting GRAD STUDENTS.PROFESSIONAL3 Student E mptoyment Services Mint Condition 3900 miles $1400 OBO Will housesn and care tor your horns (mow Tuesday Apnl 16 - 8:00pm 1 A 2 bdrm. quiet res. area, gas heel ltd North Main BowlifiRGreen Call 372-6361 lawn, shovel snow, etc) while you're away. 6 si room 102BA and cooking Ideal for young married. mo. or longer Mature 'ate 30s lemala. Refer- $390 A $495 - Liberty St OOK members ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Fisheries, Parks. ences available. 353-3414. C al 354 -6036 1Q-_S SK3 EP ' SK5 EP ' SIG EP ' SIG EP Resorts hiring for summerl Earn to 87' Chevy Astro Van. many new pans Asking $3500 or best offer. Call (419) 372 3438 ask $3.000-$6,000/mol Airfaral Room/Board) Seniors graduating in Dec. looking tor room- FREE VIDEO w/ prog-am' Call tor Nik if no answer leave a message. PERSONALS Sigma Phi Epsiton mate fal semester only. Own room, $165 mo. (919)932-1469. em A102. Brand New Futon Frame » elec. Cal Jen or Brandi 352-8384. Athetete ol the Week Apartment cleaning starting May 10 - May 24. Best Offer Subieaser needed tor summer. Brian Wants Everything is supplied. 316 E Merry Apt. 3 Call Elizabeth at 353-0250 1436 Napoleon house own room btwn 10 ft 2or call 353-0325, Car A Home Stereo Epuipment for sale. Also Management Inc. SIG EP ' SIG EP ' SIG EP ' SIG EP $ 175/mo Negotiable Jen 352-6752 Are you 'Outgoing have golf bals for sale. Please cal 352-3069 - 1045 N. Main St. DISCOVER SIG EP SIG EP • SIG EP • SIG EP 'Sell-Motivated fonnfo. or leave message. Summer. 2 Bdrm. EUROPE 'Goal-Oriented 352-7311 Cruise for 2 to the Bahamas from Ft. Lauder- 1 BEDROOM, Great Congratulations to "A Team Player date All you pay is food Free 4 nights. 5 days, Summer Travel In Europe Dave DeNalale "Sales Experience Wanted 1 or 2 female subleasers for summer Location 716 E. Wooster best hotel. Valid until June 19th Also, couple session. Only $130 00/mo per person. Close Sigma Pis Epaiton's helpful but not necessary #2 Across (rom South Brother of the Week baby-lovebtrds. Sweet * loving pets. Call to Campus, central air Call Gina/Sara at The BG News is looking for successful advert- 352-1789 or372 73fO. Mnn-a Hall. 12/mo lease starts EARN BOSU CREDIT ising account executives for Fall i996/Spnng 352 2325 5-15-96 410 & Elec. OPEN TO ALL BGSU STUDENTS SIG EP ' SIG EP ' SIG EP ' SIG EP 1997. Applications available at 204 West Hall or call John Virostek at 372-2605 for more de ULTIMATE 80 S DANCE 353-5800 Into meeting Tuaaday Apr. 18th, 9:00pm tails. Room 1000 BAA Friday. April 19 6 p.m.- 12a.m. Babysitter needed in my home during the WHEN IT'S TIME tor into cal: Dr. Chrma s? 372-8180 Galley m Harshman Quad. summer. Monday thru Fnday 8 00-5 30. in Per- Free tood. games, can, and dogs rysburg. ^674-0803 riYaftT. Benefit for TO PACK UP the Wood County Humans Society Cashiers - Barney's Convenience Mart now Groceries Management Inc. accepting applications. Benefits & shift differential Apply in person at 161 1/2 S. AND GO HOME SDALE WANTED Main lehind For onc«lj£££*j Child care in my Perrysburg home Must have purchased tailing 8-15-96 own car. For an 8 A 10 year old for summer aJobth.it care Cad 874-6894. Non smoker please 1 or 2 people to live m Columbia Courts lor tie fits YOUR 96-97 school year Cail Jen @ 353 0069 (or de HOME TYPISTS schedule tils' PC users needed $45,000 income potential by 84% 1-2 gradual* student sublessors needed lor Calll 80&513 4343EH 8 96*9 154 E.S. Boundary Now Hiring May lo August. Contract also available lor la* ft INTERNSHIP: COOP ANO VOLUNTEER spring. 2 bedroom apartment 100 yards from Parrysburg All positions OPPORTUNITIES FOR FALL SEMESTER. BGSU campus directly behind M.T. Muggs Excellent THE KEY YFARBOOK IS LOOKING FOR 874-5188 Management Inc. needed immediately management, quiet, $22Sflr>o. Call 354 4033 WRITERS' PHOTOGRAPHERS EVERGREEN APTS-215 Apply in person at E. POE Rd. 1 BDRM or 1-2 Summer Sublease's Needed GRAPHIC DESIGNERS * PR PEOPLE BOB EVANS house on 2nd Street, own room, $l86/mo ♦ ANO MARKETERS students EFFICIENCY units. 15 uBI.CaJ 372*046 (Amy) GET INVOLVED CALL 372 8066 OR STOP BY 28 WEST HALL RESTAURANTS, 2 female roommates needed lor "96-97 school FREE ESTIMATES min. walk to Math/Science AND CHECK US OLTTHII Bldg. $225 & $330/month. 1726 E Woo6lor.Bov*rj Green year 2 bdrm . dose to campus, $l50/mo ♦ upl. CAM 372-5546 ask tor Karl or Donna Only 9 left tor 1996-97 E.O.E. 353-5800 Schedule an Easy hying Brand New (Almost) Gradual* Interview studena or young professionals. Chock out our deUghtful. spacious, 2 bdrm. apart. Energy effi- with us today. Preferred Properties cient, A/C. dishwasher etc Need Sublet for summer tor someone who would like to be Jual a lew smiles from home comfortable ft hassle fro*. Close B campus 530 S. Maple Management Inc. &a and town Tom or Rachel at 363-1623. 352-9378 NEW 2 BEDROOMS - HILLSDALE APTS 1045 N. Main St. (behind office) Happy 21st Macauda only 2 left for 1996-97. EXTRA EXTRA $600/mo 353-5800, Renting for Summer and Fall Efficiency, 1&2 Bedroom Chicks Furnished & Unfurnished Management Inc. WILLOW HOUSE - 830 Haven House Fox Run Houses FOURTH ST.Large 1 bdrm, Want Me! Birchwood Piedmont Small Buildings A/C only 1 left Starts 8/15/96. $330/mo 353-5800 Frontier Housing Mini Mall

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