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Campus See page 7 _ Scores Indians 2 Steelersc# 31 Program focuses on healthy eating Mariners 1 Ravens 17 habits for students Reds Lions 21 Page 3 NEWS Giants Buccaneers 6 Monday, September 9, 1996 Volume 83, Issue 151 The News' Briefs Tragedy strikes BG student Library presenting workshop series Suspect Lois Sonnenberg, assis- McClure native remembered tant director of adult learn- ing services at the Univer- Brandon Wray and Joe Boyle summer as a parking lot at- The Kanes were active in the and enrolled at Defiance Col- sity, will conduct ca- heldfor The BC News tendant where her friendly community, according to John- lege in 1992. reer/education planning demeanor was Important ac- son. However, after two years, workshops at the Wood The murder of Julie Kane cording to her mother. Mrs. Kane decided to switch majors County District Library on has sent tidal-size ripples Kane described her daughter "Julie was in volleyball and and transferred to the Univer- four consecutive Mondays murder, through the small village of as a hard worker. Softball in high school and sang sity. in September. She will con- McClure, Ohio - 25 miles west duct free informal sessions "Julie set goals, and she was in the choir," Johnson said. Johnson remembers Kane as on issues affecting adult of Bowling Green and a million meeting them," Kane said. "Her mom and dad are in- a lifelong friend and an easy- learners from 6-8 p.m. each assault miles away from the notion of Julie was employed at Wood- volved In the Legion. Some- going woman. Monday from Sept. 9 murder. lane School where she worked thing like this shocks a small "She was really friendly. She through Sept. 30 at the li- Dawn Keller and Brandon Wray Julie Kane was a senior dual with retarded children. Julie's community." got along with just about brary, which is located at The BC News major in special education and brother, Aaron, is a sophomore Johnson and Kane attended everybody," Johnson said. 2S1 N. Main Street in Bowl- developmental handicaps. She technology major at the Uni- McClure school until it was Johnson expressed shock ing Green. No motive has been established was going to graduate in May. versity. Jennifer Johnson was shut down in the early-1980s, and outrage at the killing. The first workshop on in the Saturday evening murder According to Roberta Kane, a life-long friend of Kane's, at- when the students were trans- "This is the first time any- Sept. 9 involves building of a University senior special ed- her mother, Julie always had a tending the same schools as ferred to Napoleon. thing like this has happened to self-confidence and assess- ucation major. smile on her face and a wave ing Interests. In this ses- her from kindergarten through anybody around here," she Craig Baker, Fostoria, is being ready for anyone she saw. Julie their sophomore years in col- The two women blazed a said. "It's senseless and ridicu- sion, participants will be- held by police in connection with come aware of the many worked at Cedar Point one lege. similar path after graduation lous." skills they have acquired the murder of Julie Kane, 22, and through jobs, family and the assault of Tara Fahringer, social activites and finan- according to Bowling Green the door of Donna Allwes, 704 Allwes said Baker returned to Dove, the neighbors had seen in," Smith said. "I had my shoes cial responsibilities. When Police Chief Galen Ash. Jackson Ave. her house, after Baker was sent him go in the house and said, off and was getting ready for a applied toward new goals The Incident occurred at Kane "He started pounding on the away by her husband, but he had 'He's right in there,'" she said. bath I jumped in my van and such as career change or and Fahringer's home on Morn- door. We had the storm door shut, a more aggresive tone. Chuck Smith, 71, lived next went down the street and didn't additional education, these ing Dove Road around 11 p.m. we never open it. He said, 'Is "I heard a confrontation down- door to Kane and Fahringer, and see anything. I went around the skills can be valuable Saturday night. Jenny there?" We said, 'We think stairs. [Baker] was trying to assests. Through an infor- chased Baker after his mother- block, and then I saw the bike Police were originally called you have the wrong address,' " break down the front door, so I in-law called him about a man cops." Smith saw Baker enter the mal inventory, participants onto the scene by neighbors who will match their interests Allwes said. "He just stood there. called 911. In the course of the knocking on her door - after Kane residence, and directed with career possibilities. To claimed Baker was making a dis- He was slurred with his speech, conversation with the 911 opera- Allwes called 911 with a similar police to the front door. register call the Wood turbance outside many of the but he wasn't drunk. I think he tor, he left and went over to the complaint. "We saw him go in the house. County Library at 352-5104 houses and trying to gain entry was on drugs. He was coherent house where the girl was. As they "My wife's mother lives in the Within two minutes he had stab- into at least one. enough to repeat what I was say- were responding to this call, as brown house across the street Baker allegedly pounded on ing." the officer came up Morning and someone was trying to get See Murder, page three. Tobacco industry spends money to thwart teens smok- Crowds swarm to Black Swamp ing WASHINGTON - Feeling Amy Johnson its own health threatened, The BC News the tobacco industry spent more than $15 million in the Crowds of people surrounded first half of 1996 to thwart the main stage Saturday night as federal efforts to curtail the sounds of blues music enve- teen-age smoking, raise the loped the air. industry's taxes and re- The sights of people, the smell strict its advertising. of speciality foods only found at Industry giant Philip festivals and the sound of music Morris led the way with $11.3 million, according to welcomed each and every visitor the first-ever reports dis- to the annual Black Swamp Fes- closing special interests' tival. real expenses in lobbying Blues singer Debbie Davies Congress, federal agencies captured the attention of over and the White House. hundreds of spectators as she Congressional clerks who sung her own original works, as reviewed the reports say well as other blues singers' Philip Morris' total ap- pieces. peared to be the largest so According to Davies, playing at far among around 12,000 festivals is her favorite part of companies and groups that filed midyear reports over being a performer. the past two months. "I love being able to hear the "We have had a lot of fed- other bands," Davies said. "I play eral attention from regula- at club dates, theatres and fes- tors and the White House," tivals, and by far, festivals are said Thomas Lauria, a my favorite." spokesman for the Tobacco Originally from Los Angeles, Institute, a trade associa- Davies and her band has played tion. "It's never easy com- all over the United States and munication, because tobac- co is controversial on many, Europe. many levels." During her first break, fans ar- ranged in a line to purchase her CD's and receive autographs. "You're terrific and wonder- Htdrki Kohayuht/Tbc BG News Okinawans vote to ful," was only one of the many Brian! H. Lee in University Theater Department performs bag- on all weekend in the downtown area. reduce U.S. bases compliments Davies received as pipe Saturday at Black Swamp Art Festival. The art festival went NAHA, Japan - Okinaw- she signed autographs. ans voted more than 10-to-1 According to one spectator, Sunday in favor of a reduc- this year's festival is one of the tion of U.S. military bases best by far. Festival attracts many artists on their islands, in a re- "I go to the festival every ferendum aimed at pressur- year," said Paul Xavier of Bowl- Brandon Wray knick-knacks and pottery. Visi- I started drawing and becoming but it really is a great place and a ing Washington to pull out The BC News tors could also get a dog from the its troops. ing Green. "And this year's fes- interested in art in order to com- great festival," Blair said. tival Is running like a machine." people walking around with the pete with my brother who was Blair said he has been inter- With virtually all of the Xavier added the musicians Artists from across the coun- dogs wearing Adopt a Greyhound getting credit for drawing at the ested in art as long as he can ballots counted late Sunday and artists are of high quality. try came to Bowling Green this T-shirts. time," Kesev said. "Riant now mv remeber and his main influences night, more than 90 percent "The quality of the musicians weekend for the Black Swamp Mr. Atomic, also known as Mi- art is my full-time job but I'm are Yves Tanguy, Salvador Dali of voters said there were and artists prove it's a legit mu- Arts Festival. chael Kesey, creates bright and looking for a factory job so I can and M.C. Escher. too many U.S. troops on The Black Swamp festival is a splashy art. stagnate my mind." Brenda Fussel, from the their southern islands, and sic and art festival," Xavier said. Many spectators during the fes- very good festival of the arts, ac- Kesey, who has been at the fes- Craig Blair, an artist from Maumee Basket Weavers, was that an agreement giving cording to Eric Nimberger, a tival the last three years, said his Weston, Ohio had his surrealistic the troops special legal tival agree the music is what here for the first time and said brings them to the festival. sculptor and glassblower from work is unique because he paintings on display in his first she would love to come back. status should be changed. Athens, Ohio who attends over 30 "For half a century, our "We heard that Debbie Davies doesn't use rectangles or year at the Black Swamp festival. Fussel and members of her rights have been stepped was really good, so we came to arts festivals each year and squares, he tries to cut out group were in the Acts of Art on," said Sotoya Gakiya, see her perform," said Jessie visited Bowling Green for the strange and different shapes and Blair said this area is very section where artists actually after casting his vote near MirelesofWaterville. first time this year. then put his work on them. open to art and that he is able to created their work on site. Kadena Air Base, the Air Others attend because of past Art of every size, shape, form Kesey added his art is his full- get a lot of good feedback on his Fussel said she was surprised Force's largest outpost in involvement with the festival. and style could be found on Main time job and he first realized he work. that many people were interested the Pacific. "I showed photography during Street this weekend. People had a special talent when he was "It's kind of surprising that a and asked questions about how to could find baskets, surrealistic in the first grade. small town like this in the make baskets and where can they See Black Swamp, page four. paintings, glass, wooden "I remember in the first grade. Midwest would be so open to art. get supplies. mm mm Opinion page two Monday, September 9, 1996 Tobacco industry causes its own woes in controversies "History" needs a second look Lots of controversy has been floating around lately A people without history is we have been conditioned to tory, published in 1996 by about the tobacco Industry and their ethics In trying like wind on the buffalo grass. hall as heroes; with snappy McDougal Llttel/Houghtan to keep their business afloat. Just in the past week, Lakota/Dakota proverb titles like "conquistador." Mlfflln, the "war" didn't seem all the Industry spent more than $ 15 million in order to The above quote greets They enslaved the native that glorious after all: The Gulf high school students from the people, tortured them, mur- War gave the United States a lash back at government attempts to keep their trade fly leaf of The United States and Wood dered native children, and gen- tremendous psychological in check. Its People, a history text pub- erally became savage beasts, a boost. After the debacle in Viet- President Clinton declared nicotine an addictive lished by Addison-Wesley Pub- title they had given the people nam, to many Americans it was they thought fit for extermina- drug last month, and tobacco giants are scrambling lishing Company in 1995. to be the next fallen hero, like gratifying to win a war swiftly It turned out to be one of our beloved Christopher Co- tion. and withjewer than 400 allied for salvation as reports surface that executives cov- three modern h|gh school his- lumbus? Stannard estimates that casualties. Millions of Ameri- ered up knowledge about the addictive nature of ciga- tory books I recently looked at. I chose two events to look between 60 and 80 million cans turned out for victory pa- rettes and the harmful health risks caused by them. I wanted to see If history up in all three texts: the police Amerindians perished before rades that greeted returning sol- the seventeenth century. The diers." The industry is trying to keep itself above water has "changed." Since I was a action that became known as high school student, I've had to Desert Storm and the "discov- Holocaust resulted In the In contrast. Iraq suffered with Washington by donating millions into lobbying relearn quite a bit of what I ery" of the New World by Mr. deaths of between six and 12 about 100,000 casualties. Most and political campaigns. It is also pouring money into thought 1 already knew. I dis- Columbus. million people, mostly Jews and of its water, sewage, and power its own defense against pending lawsuits — 13 by covered, to my chagrin, that an In his article in The Nation, non-supporters of Hitler's re- lines were destroyed. As a re- states seeking to recover smoking-related health care alarming amount of what I University of Hawaii American gime. sult, hundreds of thousands of learned in high school was ei- Studies professor David E. Over 97 percent of our Iraqi civilians, especially chil- costs, and another eight class-action suits filed by ther trite, sensational or just Stannard outlined a "discovery native people are gone. None of dren under five, died in 1991 smokers claiming that they became hooked while the sunshine blown up our patri- of Columbus." the history books made any and 1992 from such diseases industry covered-up information about addiction to otic tushees. "It has become fashion- mention of what Columbus had as cholera, typhoid, and started. enteritis." cigarettes. The main difference be- able to acknowledge what for tween me then and me now is almost five centuries was ig- The United States and Its Perhaps we are finally The News believes that the tobacco industry is that I can look in a history book nored but what outspoken na- People ends Its section on Co- learning that the punishment only sinking its own ship. Surgeon General's Warn- ahd see this phenomenon tive people today have made it lumbus with "...He spent his for not knowing the whole story ings have been printed on cigarette packages and called "history." a time period impossible to disregard - that last years In Spain, disap- is the doom of repetition. pointed yet stubbornly claim- On October 12 (Columbus advertisements for years. It's no longer any secret that that I actually lived through. the voyages of Columbus I saw the coverage of launched a bloodbath - while ing that he had reached the Day), find a young American smoking has dangerous side-effects. Desert Storm: the 1992 elec- at the same time explaining Indies." and tell them the truth. With all of this information about cigarette's harm tions: the concerns about away or even Justifying the Idiot. You've got a whole month showing up everywhere, it should be obvious by now multiculturalism. the environ- slaughter." Disappointed, I checked to find It out. out the coverage of Desert Andrea Wood Is a colum- that people will smoke, regardless. "Generation X" has ment and violence. I watched, In his article entitled and I lived it. "American Genocide." Storm. Mr. Bush's claim to ntstforThe BG News. Darts and been told since childhood that smoking is detrimen- And I wanted to see how Stannard details the gruesome fame. laurels can be aimed at tal to health, but any glimpse around campus and historians recorded it. Who was acts performed by men whom In The Americans: A His- [email protected]. teenage hangout spots proves that they aren't listen- ing. Any additional money that the industry dumps into trying to influence the government and for de- fense against lawsuits only proves that they know they're in a heap of trouble; it's like watching the sulk- ing child who's getting into things he knows he's not supposed to. The industry has tried to make itself look good by taking out some magazine ads and displaying stick- ers in convenience stores for some half-baked cam- paign against teenage smoking. However, Camel Joe still lives large on freeway billboards, showing that he can get the girls and always be the "big man on campus." Other ads show couples frolicking with amusement, or state "women's independence" with classy slogans and witty maxims. Perhaps, someday, the individuals that choose to ignore the warnings and medical reports will find the "slap in the face" — the dying grandparent, the cancer-ridden uncle. It's the bleak face that has long been covered up by a wealthy and exorbitantly-priced mask. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence"
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Genell Pavellch clinical dietician from the Wood questions and the focus on in- The BG News County Hospital, as group formation sharing." leaders. Myerholtz said the concerns Students with concerns about Myerholtz said concerns about can become larger problems if healthy eating habits can become eating and weight are big issues, not dealt with properly. more educated about weight, especially for college-age wom- "As far as eating problems go, shape and other topics by joining en. the highest numbers are among Turning Points. "There is a large group of adolescent and young adult Linda Myerholtz, counselor women on campus with weight women, so there are a large from the Counseling Center, said concerns, and this program can number of women struggling the program can be informa- reach them in a non-threatening with these Issues," she said. tional for students. way to help them begin to get "This can become more serious if "Turning Points is a program more information that they may not addressed and can lead to eat- designed to help those spending need to make positive healthy ing disorders such as anorexia or too much time worrying about changes in their lifestyle," she bulimia." their weight or shape and to help said. educate those people who may Jacoby also said the group is a Myerholtz said Turning Points have friends with eating prob- good way to get more informa- tries to focus on prevention and lems," she said. tion on healthy eating and socie- early intervention of eating prob- Elayne Jacoby, nurse practi- tal pressures. lems. tioner for the Student Health "A lot of people may have dis- Both Myerholtz and Jacoby Service, said the focus of the ordered eating where its not said they would like to have a group is not on treatment or quite right," she said. "This is a good response to the program therapy, but on education. wonderful group because partic- since it is dealing with such an Turning Points, a program ipants learn about nutritional eat- important issue. Myerholtz said founded by Ron Davis, a psy- ing to help them make healthy if a large number of students chologist from the University of choices." show interest in the program Toronto, is a videotape series Myerholtz said the seven-week they want to try to continue it on about eating concerns that is fol- program will cover many how-to a semester basis. lowed by discussions. strategies for healthy lifestyles Turning Points is co-sponsored The group will meet on and learn about the inappropriate by the Counseling Center and the Wednesdays starting Oct. 2 from ways to deal with weight. Student Health Service. Students 3:30 to S p.m. Each session will "Participants dont have to self wanting more information about include a brief video followed by disclose," she said. "This pro- the program, or those Interested discussions with Myerholtz, gram will be more of a classroom in Joining it, can contact the Jacoby and Carolyn McCrate, setting with opportunities for Counseling Center at 372-2081. Murder Continued from page one. Hospital. Kane suffered a knife Baker is currently being held wound to the throat. in the Wood County Jail on the bed that girl. She came out According to a high-school preliminary charges of murder Kelly Die Inch/The BC New. screaming and he went out the friend of Kane's, Jennifer John- and felonious assault, Mayberry back door," he said. son, repeated attempts to resus- said in a statement released Sun- A student from Japan looks at cakes In a showcase at Kroger Friday. Twenty Japanese students As Smith stood out front, he citate Kane by Bowling Green day. from Hiroshima Jogakuin University visited BGSU to learn American culture and lifestyle last saw Kane running out of the police and fire personnel were to Ash said police spent Sunday week. house, covered in blood. no avail. interviewing neighbors, and the "I didn't see anything happen Police do not believe either incident is officially under in- in the house. All I heard was Kane or Fahringer knew Baker. vestigation by both the Bowling screaming. She ran out of the Ash said Wood County Pros- Green Police Department and the house, went across the street, ecutor Alan Mayberry will con- Wood County Prosecutor's Of- and sat down on the front wheel vene a special session of the fice. of a car and passed out," Smith Wood County Grand Jury at an Joe Boyle contributed to this said. unspecified time this week. article. V YOU'RE INVITED TO THE According to Smith, the entire neighborhood was involved in the fracas, which lasted about an hour. "Everybody pitched in to help. We all had a taste of it because he BG was in so many houses," Smith said. "If we would have been two minutes earlier we would have saved her life." ****** According to Ash, Officer Alan 1/ MERCHANTS Carsey chased the fleeing Baker on bicycle, tackling and arresting Cycling * Fitness^ him near South College Drive. S "The police did a good job," Smith said. "He got on that bicy- FAIR cle and went right after him. 353-BIKE (2453) When I told him to get him, it was 1997 Bikes Have Arrived like siccing a dog on him." Tuesday, September 10 Baker was physically ejected Come See Us At The Merchants Fair from the residence of Randy 11 am to 6 pm Bates, according to Ash. Ba WHAT price beauty? DONT MISS IT! Free Admission Specializing in Acrylic Sponsored by: Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce Nails The BG News V Downtown Business Association Professional in Airbrush Design Bowling Green State University Full Set £35.00 Fill ins $20.00 Free Airbrush with any design of your choice Inside Woodland Mall i 419-354-1020 slews Nation page four Monday, September 9, 1996 Kevorkian helps in 40th suicide The Associated Press fice and as many as 20 police help. officers "pushed In a door," hal- "They break into a "He Indicated that family BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, ted the session and said they members had tried to talk her out Mich. - Less than a day after were there to "save" Correa, room of a woman who of it.... He had come here against police burst Into a motel room to Fieger said. is a paraplegic and is his better judgment." "save" a woman from commit- "Despite the efforts of those Thompson lost his re-election ting suicide with Dr. Jack Ke- thugs last night, Isabel Correa talking to a doctor. bid in the Aug. 6 primary to a vorkian's help, she killed herself ended her pain today with the Kevorkian candidate who called the pros- Saturday with Kevorkian by her help of Dr. Kevorkian," Fieger ecution of Kevorkian a waste of side. said at Saturday's news confer- committed no crime. money. Thompson has unsuc- "She said 'how dare they,' " ence. "We're here today to cele- Isabel Correa is not a cessfully tried Kevorkian twice Kevorkian's lawyer, Geoffrey brate a blow for freedom." on charges related to assisting Fieger, said Saturday in announc- Fieger said that after the con- criminal." suicides, most recently in May. ing the death of Isabel Correa. frontation with police at the Geoffrey Fieger Kevorkian also was acquitted on Correa, 60, of Fresno, Calif., motel, Correa had refused to Kevorkian's attorney an assisted suicide charge in had said she suffered from a leave the state without ending neighboring Wayne County. spinal cord disorder that left her her suffering. He held up a pink Werner said police had put the in intense pain for six years and sweater she had worn Friday, "Kevorkian committed no crime. motel room under surveillance forced her to use a wheelchair. "I saying, "This is the flag of free- Isabel Correa is not a criminal." after getting a tip from the Oak- came to die," she said Friday be- dom. Isabel Correa's flag of No arrests were made. But land County Sheriff's Depart- fore becoming the 40th person freedom." Fieger said the officers seized ment that an assisted suicide was known to have died with Kevor- Fieger earlier had threatened a Correa's pain medicine, a sym- planned. kian's help since 1990. $25 million lawsuit because the pathy card and her rosary. Werner said police saw Kevor- Kevorkian himself drove the police officers had no warrant. Police said the medicine was kian carry a box into the room. woman's body to Beaumont Hos- Police Chief Jeffrey Werner returned to Correa after she Thompson said the box contained pital in nearby Royal Oak at 2:0S said Saturday the officers didn't identified herself. And they said chemicals that included potas- p.m. Saturday and handed emer- need a warrant because they had six officers, not 20, went into the sium chloride, which stops a gency room workers a card iden- reason to believe a death was room. heart when injected. tifying the woman, a hospital about to occur. He likened the Fieger said the interruption af- Kevorkian said in an interview spokeswoman said. The medical situation to one in which someone fected Correa's mood. published Saturday in The New examiner's office was sent to is holding a gun to his head or "She was more determined to York Times that he has helped pick up the body. about to jump from a bridge. more suicides than the 39 he had get Dr. Kevorkian's help," he Tlw Amclated Praia Correa was meeting with Ke- Fieger denounced that reason- said. acknowledged before Correa's Residents of John Rissler Road in Jefferson County, W. Vs., vorkian at a local motel Friday ing. "They break into a room of a Oakland County Prosecutor death. Neither Kevorkian nor wade across a section of road swallowed by the rising Shenan- night when two officials from woman who is a paraplegic and is Richard Thompson said at his Fieger would discuss exactly doah River Saturday. Area Emergency services Issued voluntary Oakland County prosecutor's of- talking to a doctor," he said. own news conference Saturday how many assisted suicides they evacuation notices Friday explaining those who chose to stay that Correa's brother-in-law told have not disclosed, but the num- would be trapped by the river for several days. police at the scene that he was ber is believed to be small, the against her seeking Kevorkian's Times said. ************************* f^jX^^M^ 253 2595 ^£ Fran survivors 1 "1997 MISS OHIO USA " PAGEANT" * * Bring in a friend or family today! 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"Tony is a great kid, and he can was supposed to feature a After a 1-1 tie in the opener lead by example," coach Mel battle between running backs Tait, who set MAC records against Memphis, the BG kickers Mahler said earlier this year of Alex Smith of the Hooslers with 1,905 yards and 20 touch- sought to get the ball spinning the senior who was unsure if he and Wasean Tait of the Rock- downs last year, will undergo the right way in the UNH Pe- could even begin the 1996 season ets. But after both were in- surgery on the tendon In the psi/Nike Classic. The schedule because of a nagging ankle in- jured, Indiana's depth at the next two days and on the liga- included the noon Saturday jury. position made a big difference ment in three months. He will contest against Vermont, and a A Dave Kindl goal at 65:14 gave in the Hooslers' 40-6 victory. be able to take a medical red- pitting against host New Hamp- BG the win In a game in which Smith's backup, Jason shirt option and come back to shire, at 3 p.m. on Sunday. the score did not reflect the dom- Spear, picked up the slack play for the Rockets In 1997. The defense, which was notici- ination. BG outshot the tourna- Saturday and scored three "When I went out there and bly lackluster in the August 31 ment hosts 25-9, forcing UNH times, with touchdown runs of saw him (Tait) with tears In opener, was once again present goalkeeper Ethan Holmes to 3 yards in the third quarter his eyes, It was one of the in Saturday's game. The game make 11 saves. and 1 and 32 yards in the final worst moments of my life," went scoreless until the game's Scott Vallow, whose .52 goals- period. He finished with 73 Toledo coach Gary Pinkel 84th minute, when senior Steve against average led all freshmen yards in 13 carries. said. "It's the ugliest part of Klein found the net. last year, kept a tidy goal, as he "I liked the way the young the job when someone who Klein, whose goal came at dealt two shutouts. Vallow has kid came in there," Indiana works so hard and is such a 84:51, added another game- given up only one goal in BG's coach Bill Mallory said in ref- quality person has this happen winning goal to his impressive first three contests. The shutouts erence to Spear. "When Alex to him." mounting career stats. The goal are the 11th and 12 of Vallow's got hurt, Jason Spear came in was assisted by sophomore Tim short but impressive career. and I was very pleased with Bill Manolopoulos kicked Ashton. Steve Klein, whose goal won him. It was nice to see him two field goals and Eric Allen Bowling Green launched 23 the first game, assisted Dave step up and really come ran 24 yards with an intercep- shots on goal, keepelng Vermont Kindl's goal In the second through for us." ted pass for a touchdown for goalkeeper Chris Shaver busy. contest. The assist was Klein's the Hoosiers In the season Shaver made eight saves. 33rd of his distinguished career, Smith was injured in the opener for both teams. It also In the second game, it was and It ties him with Neil Ridgway third quarter as he was hit out was the first time a Big Ten more of the same for BG's unfor- (1980-83) for second on the all- of bounds and struck a wall Conference team had been the tunate opponents. Although it time list following a 22-yard gain. He visitor in a game with a Mid- was mostly due to the aggressive The Falcons, by winning both walked off the field and was American Conference school. nature of the attackers that BG's games, won the UNH Pepsi/Nike taken to the University of The Hoosiers dominated backcourt seldom saw the ball, Classic. The tournament con- Toledo Hospital for obser- from their first series. Smith, the defense was once again pre- sisted of four teams, and was be- vation, but the extent of his in- who gained 174 yards on 26 sent. ing played this time for its sev- BG Newi pkata/Dmc Kkraamky juries had not been de- carries before being hurt, ran Senior sweeper and co-captain enth consecutive year. The Senior Steve Klein scored the game-winner in the first game, and set a termined. for his touchdown with 11:02 Tony Dore, who went on record fourth team involved in the tour- career milestone in the second. Tail's situation appears to left in the first quarter on In- after BG's opener as saying that nament was Lafayette Universi- be far more serious. The diana's third offensive play. "defensively, our team played ty. The Falcons snapped host The Falcons continue their cently ranked third in the Great senior tailback is out for the Manolopoulos made It 10-0 bad as a whole," made what was New Hampshire's three-year seven game road trip next Satur- Lakes region, were picked by season after tearing the pate- later in the quarter with a perhaps the play of the tourna- winning streak of the event. day a little closer to home, in Ox- four of six MAC coaches to win lla tendon and the anterior 26-yard field goal. ment In the second half of the Steve Klein, Dave Kindl, Joe ford, Ohio, at the Mu Kelme Invi- the conference. BG's first con- cruciate ligament in his left He kicked a 34-yarder in the game. I .ending the defense back Burch, and Tony Dore won all- tational. Bowling Green will not ference game will be October 6, knee. The injury occurred second quarter on the series to its top notch form by example, tournament honors. face host and conference rival at home against Kentucky. when he was tackled after before Tait's Injury. Dore made what can only be de- As you read this edition, the Miami University, but will hope The tournament win Improves scribed as an nmazing kicksave team is still riding on a bus bound to garner wins against Central BG's record to 2-0-1 for the year. when UNH forward Zac Comey for Bowling Green, concluding Connecticut State and George BG will return home for a Sep- blasted a shot that got past goal- the first leg of a strenuous road Washinston University. tember 29 contest with Eastern Ravens show keeper Scott Vallow. The shot stretch. The Falcons, who were re- Illinois at Cochrane field. their true color Eddie Murray hits 500th homer Davit) Glnsburg LATIONS EDDIE 500." season and has reached 30 in only Early in his second tenure with Alan Robinson with a goal-line fumble recovery. Assosciated Press The crowd shouted "EDDIE! five of 20 seasons. Baltimore, Murray said his Assosciated Press Rookie linebacker Carlos Em- EDDIE!" for nearly nine "I never considered myself a biggest wish was that his 500th mons forced the fumble Woodson BALTIMORE - Eddie Murray minutes, and Murray came out to home-run hitter," he said re- homer would come quickly so he PITTSBURGH - They changed recovered. And Charles Johnson, hit his 500th career home run give the crowd a few heartfelt cently. and the Orioles couid fully con- their colors and their name, not playing for the injured Yanccy Friday night, joining Hall of waves. The game was further de- Murray spent his first 12 major centrate on getting into the their game. The Baltimore Ra- Thigpen, made a 5-yard TD catch Famers Hank Aaron and Willie layed as ushers cleared the field league seasons with the Orioles, playoffs. vens seemed just like the Cleve- to put Pittsburgh up 21-14. Mays as the only players with at of the confetti. hitting 333 home runs while It didn't quite work that way. land Browns to the Pittsburgh The Ravens (1-1) did no better least 3,000 hits and 500 homers Murray, 40, spent the latter averaging 99 RBIs a year. But he Murray hit No. 498 on Aug. 16 Steelers, and Vinny Testaverde in their first game in Three Exactly one year after Cal Rip- part of the celebration alternat- was traded away after the 1988 in Oakland, then went 12 games - still looked exactly the same. Rivers Stadium than the Browns ken electrified a sellout crowd at ing pacing the dugout and sitting season following a dispute that Including nine straight at home - Rod Woodson, in his first big did In their last seven, losing as Camden Yards by playing in his down. Then he emerged for a began when owner Edward Ben- without one. During that homes- game since severely injuring a usual as Testaverde (13-of-24, record 2,131st consecutive game, second curtain call and shook nett Williams questioned his tand, team officials stopped post- knee, intercepted Testaverde's 159 yards) again ruined any Murray became the 15th player hands with several fans in the leadership abilities. ing the number "498" on the first pass for a touchdown and chances of winning with critical to hit 500 home runs. first row to the left of the dugout. Ironically, many of the Orioles right-field scoreboard at Mur- recovered a fumble, and the mistakes. In the seventh inning of the Murray Is the first switch- have lauded Murray's presence ray's request. Steelers took out their injury Testaverde ran for his second Baltimore Orioles' rain-delayed hitter in the 3,000-500 club. in the clubhouse since he re- Murray finally hit No. 499 on frustrations on the transplanted touchdown in as many games and game against the Detroit Tigers, Aaron and Mays hit right- joined the team in a trade with Aug. 30 in Seattle, but went Browns 31-17 Sunday. threw a touchdown pass, but his he sent the first pitch from Fe- handed. the Cleveland Indians on July 21. homerless in the final five games Mike Tomczak, the Steelers' early errors helped Pittsburgh lipe Lira over the right-field wall. This homer came left-handed. "Eddie has meant a lot to me of the road trip. The Orioles re- newly anointed starting quarter- open a 28-14 first-half lead. Tes- His 21st homer of the season, a A rain delay of 2 hours, 20 and everybody," Orioles second turned home Friday, and team back, threw two touchdown pass- taverde was virtually error-free solo shot, tied the game 3-3. minutes severely depleted the baseman Roberto Alomar said. "I officials went about resurrecting es - one more than last season - in Baltimore's franchise-debut As soon as the ball cleared the crowd and left the stadium learn a lot from him, just by the celebration plans they had in and Pittsburgh (1-1) got a succes- win over Oakland last week, but wall, multi-colored confetti barely half full. But those In at- watching him and talking to place during the previous homes- sion of big plays from fill-ins for is 0-7 with seven TD passes and rained down on the field. Murray tendance gave Murray a pro- him." tand. injured regulars. 11 interceptions in seven career slowly circled the bases and was longed standing ovation that he Murray hit six homers in his Now Murray has a place In his- Chad Brown, making a hasty starts against Pittsburgh. greeted by most of his team- acknowledged with a tip of the first 25 games with the Orioles as tory with Aaron and Mays. adjustment from inside line- With Lloyd out for the year mates at the plate. cap after he reached the dugout. their designated hitter, giving Last year, Murray became the backer to the injured Greg with a knee injury, it again fell on A huge banner unfurled down Murray is hardly typical of the him 498 for his career. That's 20th member of the 3,000-hit club Lloyd's outside position, stopped the ivy-covered wall in center sluggers on the 500-homer list. when his drive for No. 500 turned while the Indians were at Minne- a fourth-quarter Ravens drive See RAVENS, page six. field that read, "CONGRATU- He never hit more than 33 in a into an arduous task. sota. FALCON VOLL€VBflLL HOM€ OP€N€R VS. WRIGHT STfiT€-7:00 BGSU Students show ID at door for easy admission M Tony Packo's Cafe <£SaS£$S ^COOLPEOPLE,(! UAO DIRECTOR POSITIONS AY AII ABLE NOW!!! 5827 Monroe St. Slyvania, OH is now hiring qualified individuals for the VS. WRIGHT STATE m CAMPUS SALES DIHECTO! following positions: 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY .TURALU'RAL AWAHENESS DIRECTOR AT ANDERSON ARENA » * Kitchen j»g~ ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR * Counter Service PUBLIC RELATIONS •Wait Applications available in the Office ol Student Activities 330 University Union. Please apply between 2 - 4 pm. Applications due: 5 Thursday September 12th by 5pm. No phone calls please. 'Interviews will be on Friday September 13th. 372-7164 FALCON EOE VOLLEYBALL S ^K/SS Monday, September 9, 1996 The B< i News page six Sampras struggles: RAVENS OSU steams Rice, 70-7 Continued from page five. Rusty Miller 1933, and handed Rice its worst ve ever got," said defensive Chang, Graf advance Woodson to make big plays. Associated Press opening loss ever. end Ndukwe Kalu. "They didnt The first one fell right into Backup quarterback Joe run up the score. They brought Sieve Wllsieln ■vith two serves to put the match his hands, thanks to Tes- COLUMBUS -- In a battle of Germaine passed for three young guys in and they did the Assosciated Press away, Sampras watched one taverde. the biggest and smallest touchdowns and starter Stan- job. If I were them, I'd of tried backhand go by him for 6-4, then schools in Division I-A football, ley Jackson two as Ohio State to score 100." NEW YORK - Pete Sampras double-faulted to 6-5, both serves Woodson, beaten badly bigger was definitely better. outgained the Owls 632-218 in Seven of Ohio State's 10 choked. He knew it. The crowd clipping the net cord and popping for a touchdown In the Tenth-ranked Ohio State, total yards. touchdowns came on drives saw it. Goran Ivanisevic cele- out. Steelers' 24-9 season- with more than 49,000 students Cooper said part of the prob- that lasted less than 2 minutes. brated it. "I basically choked on the sec- opening loss in Jacksonville on campus, picked up three lem was the Owls' man-to-man Jackson threw a 2-yard The moment passed in embar- ond serve," Sampras acknowl- and still not fully recovered touchdowns apiece from Pepe coverage. touchdown pass to tight end rassment for Sampras, and he edged. "Then I was waiting for from reconstructive sur- Pearson and Michael Wiley in "That's when it got out of John Lumpkin on the Buck- played an extra set he didn't need him to miss, and you can't do gery, cut in front of Mi- rolling over Rice 70-7 Satur- hand," Cooper said. "But our eyes' opening possession. The and most certainly didn't want that." chael Jackson for an unim- day. guys are fighting for playing next time the Buckeyes got the two days after throwing up and Ivanisevic didnt miss the rest peded 43-yard interception The Owls could have put all time and I want them to play ball, Pearson scored on an nearly fainting on court. of that tiebreaker, closing it out score with 54 seconds gone. 2,600 students on the field and hard. No, I'm not going to tell 8-yard run, capping a 58-se- Yet when he walked off after with an ace as a jet roared over- Woodson later was beaten it might not have turned Joe Montgomery to go out cond drive. After a 4-yard punt the third semifinal on Semi- head. in 1-on-l coverage by Der- around the result. there and not run hard. We by Phillips, who averaged 43.6 Super Saturday, he held up his rick Alexander for a "I'm totally shocked that the cleared the bench and got a lot yards per kick last year, Pear- arms in triumph, a U.S. Open fin- "The first couple of games in 17-yard scoring pass catch game got this out of hand," of players in the game." son ended another short drive alist again in defense of his title. the fourth set, I couldn't believe I that tied it at 14, only to Ohio State coach John Cooper Ohio State lost a lot of stars with a 22-yard touchdown run. Sampras, who will go for his was still out there," Sampras alertly fell on the Emmons- said. "We didn't expect that to from last year's team, Includ- Germaine's TD passes fourth Open championship Sun- said. "I wasn't mad at myself. I forced Testaverde fumble happen." ing Heisman Trophy winner covered 15 yards to Dimitrious day against Michael Chang, was a little bit rattled. I couldn't at the Ravens' 43. Shocked even more was an Eddie George, quarterback Stanley, and 51 and 60 yards to wound up with 6-3,6-4, 6-7 (11-9), believe what was happening. I angry Owls coach Ken Hat- Bobby Hoying, All-American Wiley. Wiley also scored on a 6-3 victory over Ivanisevic. needed to regroup and regain my Tomczak, who had one field, who confronted Cooper flanker Terry Glenn and tight 49-yard reverse. To absolutely no one's sur- composure." touchdown pass and 10 near midfield - obviously up- end Rickey Dudley. Jackson hit another fresh- prise, defending champion Steffi That's exactly what Sampras interceptions over the last set that the Buckeyes threw a But the Buckeyes had plenty man receiver, David Boston, Graf plays Monica Seles for the did, settling down, waiting for his two seasons until Sunday, 60-yard touchdown pass late in of firepower without them. with a 58-yard scoring pass. women's title in a rematch of last chances, finally gaining a break kept the ensuing drive go- the third quarter with a 56-7 They took advantage of three Jackson completed 7 of 9 pass- year final duel. to 5-3 with the help of a fan. At ing by improvising a 6-yard lead. bad punts by Rice's Tucker es for 151 yards, while Ger- deuce in that game, Ivanisevic completion to tight end "It was personal between ' Phillips to take a 21-0 lead in maine was 5 of 10 for 164 The Sampras-Ivanisevic match was about to hit a forehand when Mark Bruener on second- John and me. Ask him what the first quarter, and never let yards. lasted 2 hours, 20 minutes ~ a fan yelled out in the silence, and-5. Two plays later, An- was said," Hatfield said. up. "I'm a little surprised. I p about 40 minutes longer than it "Whooo!" Ivanisevic turned, took dre Hastings broke free of "Everyone wants to go for the It was the most points scored thought we'd play well and would have if Sampras hadn't his eye off the ball, and netted it. man-to-man coverage to golden game. Everyone thinks in an opener by Ohio State execute our game plan. But I done the unthinkable. Sampras The point lost, he scowled up into make a wide-open catch of you need to score 100 to get since beating Virginia 75-0 in didnt think the outcome would wanted this match over as fast as the crowd, but knew he could do Tomczak's 20-yard scoring recognition. I think the end is 1933. The 632 yards was the be what it was. In my wildest possible. He just couldn't quite nothing. Sampras closed him out pass for a 28-14 Steelers greater than the means." seventh highest total In Ohio dreams, I didn't think we'd do it when he first had the chance in the game with a backhand re- lead with 3:13 remaining in The Buckeyes scored their State history. score 70 points," offensive co- with four match points in the turn. the first half. most points in an opener since "That's the worst beating I'- ordinator Joe Hollis said. third set. Leading 6-3 in the tiebreaker, See US OPEN, page Seven. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9,1996 I12PMI 12:M) 1 1 I'M ■ KIIBULM■.»& at.Mi*n «r■ u^ivftrraEiii^iK&'iaMMILT^ IMJ,Ttmarmias■■.*riM'i^i*'*riHrrna^i»riwiiiiia^iiTi*:iir^.i^ii BROADCAST STATIONS rtews <•- roungano i lie nesueae poto a o. na me vrona iwni JL uuKwtg ugra (in awreoj upran winrrey A. news A HnitS. 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"He was fighting and moving, Cross-Cultural Conversation Connection City Express and his journey PC-Eudofa P 133 PBKWOI INCIUCJES SVGA MONJTOR ANCJ I 2 OB Hard Drive The Perfect Job For Mole And Female 8\ Mulli-Mcdia Kit CANON COIOR Bubble JET PRJNTFR $3 6 Voice Minlem li- Mil I l« HI \M Students Who Wont to Work, Stay In Shape, And Hove Fun!! Olhcf Systems \\ailablc ■ RPS now offers o base wage -Shifts to fit any schedule Buy Your Own Computer and Get Your Work Done When You Want above the industry wage Starr Times at Your Pace in the Comfort of Your Own Room. Enhanced base wages Night- 12:30 AM Tuition assistance Sunrise - 2:30 AM Work 3 - 5 hours a day Day - 3:00 PM IF YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES 5 days o week Twillighr - 6:30 PM To BE A LEADER IN OUR COMPANY, Bridge in service program Preload - 3:30 AM THIS COULD BE YOUR OFFICE. WE Will BE ON CAMPUS THURSDAY, 9/12 - STUDENT UNION FORT ROOM 10 AM-2 PM few ^^"peop/e will ever set foot in an office At 0C5 you'll develop the qualities you need to be- like this But then, lew people have what it takes to be come a Marine Officer Invaluable training that could a Marine Officer Officer Candidates School I0CSI is lead to an exciting career in aviation If you've got TUESDAY, 9/17 - STUDENT UNION FORT ROOM the first step towards preparing you for a yil#__*L___ what it takes to be a leader of Marines, you future beyond anything you could imagine could get an office with a spectacular view i*. h- n. it—jn, K.—» 10 AM-2 PM Captain Minor and Captain Anderson will be handing out more information and ' SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS ARE NOT NEEDED answering questions on Marine Corps Officer Programs at the Math Science Bldg. from 9:30am to 3:00pm on September 10, 1996. If you are interested, please come by or call 1-800-892-7318. page eight The I3C News Monday, September^ 1996 Changing th# View" Instructors Needed TROPICAL RESORTS HIRING •RUSH SIGMA KAPPA" INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE WOMEN'S Join UAO AND CO-REC ULTIMATE FRISBEE - SEPT. WANTED Educational Recreational & Pod Guards Campua Films Tutt 9:15pm, UAO Workroom 10; CO-REC (NNERTUBE WATER POLO - 28 hr* per week 419-693-4975 Entry level poationa available worldwide (Ha- After 1pm waii, Mexico, Cambean etc.) Waustafl. Campus Sales Toes 8pm BA 102 Tne sisters o' Sigma Kappa invite d SEPT 11; M DBLS, W SGLS 7 DBLS - Contemporary Issues Thurs 6 30pm BA 100 d SEPT. 12. PICK UP ENTRY FORMS IN 130 housekeepers. SCUBA diva leaders, fitness you ID our open houM on 1 non- smoking female sublease! needed counselors and more. Call Resort Employment Cultural Awareness Tues 7pm. UAO Work- UNtVERISTY F£ID HOUSE OR THE STU- ASAP Mon. Sept 901 from 9:1 5-1 OUOpm Job Opportunity In BG"! Services I -206-971-3600 ext R5S444 room at tne Sigma Kappa houaa. DENT REC CENTER. ALL ENTRIES DUE BY Own room. $2S0/mo ♦ electric Market Reaearch Intervi•*... Needed!! 4 00PM ON DUE DATE. Entertainment Tues 6pm. Call 354-2263 $5 2V hr, No celling Involved Woodcreek Farms Inc Full or pt. time workers. Union 2nd Fl. Faculty Lounge INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED INNER Flexible Schedule Must be avail, btwn 8am - 5pm weekdays Games Wad 7pm UAO Workroom 15 00 par hr Can 655-3086 TUBE WATER POLO OFFICIALS APPLICA- 1 non-amoking female roommate needed near Mln. 18-20 hrs. per weak Homecoming Tuee. 8pm location TBA Any questions call 2-2385 TIONS AND TAKE-HOME TESTS MAY BE campus, $21S/mo • uol. at' May 97. Call AZO RESEARCH fceni-Courses Wad. Bpm Unon 2nd fl. fac Lge Bringing sisterhood 10 hi*. PCKED UP IN 130 UNIVERSITY FIELD 353-2624/1037 13330 BISHOP RO. Outdoor Rec TBA HOUSE THEY MUST BE RETURNED BY CALL 3524115 EXT. 209 FOR SALE Publications Tuas 7pm 330 Union SEPT. 10, 1996 MANDATORY TRAINING 1-2 non-amoking female (•) tor new 3 bdrm. Pubhc Relations Mon 7pm 330 Union torn, townhouee. $345 mo. plus util 2 mi from CLINIC IS WED SEPT 11. 5 0O-7O0PM. Miscellaneous Worker Needed Publicity Tues 9pm. 330 Union •BUSH SrOMA KAPPA- campus. 352-0075 Spaoal Events Tuaa 8pm UAO Workroom PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU Flexible hour* - can discuss schedule. Jobs in- 92 Jeep Cherokee, 54,000 muss, awheel Travel TBA Ever wanted to be a celebrity in your own neck clude mowing, painting, shoveling, elc. Please drive. A/C, excellent condition. Asking For more into, cal 2-2343 PHI MUwould like to congratulate Sharon Slo- of the wooda? Train to be a OJ tor WFAL and ph. Mon. ■ Fn. 8-4 352-1520. 11IWOMYN FOR WOMYN MEETING $13.500obo Call352-3913 wed on IN IV 100 facilitator. be on the sk In one ehort week Find out Monday Sept 9m at UCF Blag e 00 more at WFAL'a into night Tuas SapL 10 at Mr. Spots is now hiring tor grill and sandwich prep positions. 1991 Ponlac SunbKd LE Black V-6 AlC 9:00pm in Weal Hall Rm. 121. 77k $7000 OBO Please call 354-7031. PRESIDENTS OF STUDENT ORGANIZA- Apply In person M F, 2-7pm Female SutHaasar - Own bdrm.. Stan* immed , TIONS. Don't forget to get your otganuanon Compact disc. AIWA portable dual cassette re- AOII- HUSH " AOII" RUSH 12 mo. lease 1255/mo. Call 330-757 9569 registered lor the 1996-97 academic year Reg- corder ■ $125 Video cassette recorder, sharp SERVICES OFFERED Coma meal me eiaters ol Alpha NATIONAL PARKS HIRING istration forms are available m the Student Life Looking tor non-amoking male to share apt. Poationa am now available « National 4 head ■ $100 Panasonic color 13" - $100. Omeron Pi TONIGHT br Open Office. Suite 405. Saddlemire Student Services expensea In BG area Please contact Call 352-1006. Ruan. 8 or 9pm al ma AOII houaa Parks, Forests A Wildlife Preeervea. Excet- Building Forms are due on September 11, 354 5801 ask tor Erika. Questions cell 372 2840 lenl Benefit. a bonuaea! Call: 1996 m the Student Life Office. For more in- 1-206-971-3620 ail N55446 Turn Exceptional girls into Couch $30 formation call 372-2843. Birth Mother's Support Group E xtraordinary woman One of the TOP 10 radio stations in the nation Desk $15 AOII' RUSH * ACHI ■ RUSH needs students for Music. Promotions, Traffic. Cell 352-1656 RUSH HELP WANTED For woman who hava pieced or are Programming, Sales. Metal, and OJ positions SAE considering placing a child lor adoption. COME TO WF A L'S IN FO NIG HI Fender equier Jazz Bass ATTENTION ALL STUDCNTSIII Gram, a Sigma Alpha Epeiton Tuesday, Sept 10 at 9pm in 121 WesiHaH 6 mo. old Barely payed $400 NEW 11 Awesome Trlpa! Hundred, of Student. Call 354-4673 for informaion. scholarships available from aponeorsll! No 'A True Gen Semen's Fraternity' ALL MAJORS WELCOME $300 or best offer 1996 All Sports Champions Ant Earning Free Spring Break Tripe a prapaynwnla, everlll $$$Caah tor cot- 353-2121 Come Join the largest & best fraternity Money! Sell I Tripe a Go Free) Bahamaa BG Pregnancy Center lego$$S. For Into: 1-800-243-2435 Plastic Company needs part-time help packing in the US. We're locfcng for some true Cruise »279, Cancun A Jamaica 1390. Pan- toys. Work a minium ol two-tour hour fwxibe oenDemon to come out and rush. ama Clly/Deytona 11191 ATTENTION www.eprlngbreak1ravel.com shift* per week, between 8am and 8pm. $5,40 per hour. Apply at Pinnacle Plastic Products, Finish mg Touches. Inc. Honors Student Association 1-*00-67843X 1st General Mesing 425 East Napoleon. Bowling Green. Thesis, dissertations, reports, erodes Will adit, RUSH $i 750 weekly possible FOR SALE Tuaa. Sept. 10 polish, and type your important papers. Call DELTA TAU DELTA mailing our circulars SPRING BREAKI 9pm Roger at 354-5125 for professional finishing Wed. Sept. 11th For into cat 301-306-1207 Earn cash! Highest Commissions R.EM. Watch lor locaion TBA touches Rales vary 8 a downpayment is re- Thura. Sept. 12m Lowest P rice.' Travel Free only 13 sales RUSH FREESUNOAESI quired. (Behind Conkim) Free Info! Cal 1-800-426-7710 PET SHOP BOYS Pizza and Wings WWW.SUNSPLASHTOURS.COM FACE TO FACE HeUo! I wHI typo your written papara lor a Babysitter wanted tor iomo. old twin* ROBERT POLLARD The only Fraternity with an SPRING BREAK '97-SELL TRIPS, EARN negotiable tea baaed on font, spacing, and Experience wrtwins preferred CATHERINE WHEEL DANCE MARATHON DANCE MARATHON Oil Campus House CASH, A GO FREE. STS is hiring CAMPUS length Call Elizabeth at 372-8990. Call Collect© 878-4865 BECK vinyl Apolcalions lor lha 1996-1997 Dance Mar RUSH REPS/GROUP ORGANIZERS to promote alhon Overall Chairs are now available in 440 DELTA TAU DELTA trips to Cancun. Jamaica, and Florida. Can Pregnant? All new, on sale Sudani Services Applications are due by Cashiers - Barney's Convenience Man* ac- 800-648-4849 for information on joining Amen Fro* pregnancy tests Confidential and caring. Sepi. 13th @ 5.00pm. Any Questions call Mdnignt tonight cepting applications at the toilowing locations. ca'ail Student Tour Operator. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy canter 3724)530 RUSH LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Madhaner Music Wed. 11th 7:30-930880 Night 1091 N. Main St. 1602 E. Wooster. or ful 143E Wooster THONONITHONON! STUDENT UNION NEEDS Meet me brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha servocarwashlOOOS.Main. SKVDIVE NOW IN BOWIING GREEN STUDENT STAFF 353-3555 Thura. 12m 7:30-0:30 Sub Night Student A group discounts. Visa & MC accept- Chiidcare needed. Tues & Thurs. 85.00 per hr. starting wage Please come to me 2 words. Free Food ed. tOrmns. from BGSU. 7:45am-12:15Mon.-Fn. student union • Falcon Neat or Prout Doing Okl you know we do silk screening ? Hall and ask tor me Food Service manager SKYDIVE BG 352-5200 Collegiate Connection i 372-0479 or 354-2954 Ski Color ado. Steam boat Springs Many shift* available, night or weekends. Loft tor Sale 531 Ridge Street University Approved $40 (419)352 8333 Free informational meeting College 91 udente • $10.25 Student w/ car needed for yard work Raking, Thurs .Sept 12th at 8 pm 352-3907 Entry level openings. FuH A Pt time No experi- weeding, etc 686-4527. Ohio Room - BGSU Student Union PERSONALS ence necessary. AH majors Call now. Will fill SUPPORTED LIVING PROVIDER - Persons BGSU Continuing EducaoorvOpHon Nice chair for $2S. Couch tor $25. and lamp tor Quickly. 419-861-0736 needed to provide direct care services to indi- Ever wanted to be a celebrity in your own neck $10. If interested plea** call 353-9239. of me wooda? Tram to be a DJ tor WFAL and Companion needed for developmentally de- viduals who have mental retarda- be on lha asr In one abort week Find out layed male adult Take to Rec Center, walks. tion/developmental disabilities High School Women's size 7 Qokerblades more at WFAL'a into night Tuaa. SapL 10 at The KARATE Advent, j. etc. Must have experience with dd. Flexible diploma or GED required. Flexible schedule $75 or beat offer Phi Mu would like to reconpnize Colleen 9 00pm m West Hall 121 Expand your menial and physical abilities to hours. 5 hours a week. 16 par hour. Call Salary range $7.25 - 12 97, based upon expe- Call 352-5360 and leave a message. McKeawnon being a great house director. the limit while learning SELF DEFENSE. Great 352-7143 after 8. rience Application packets may be obtained at FREE FINANCIAL AID' tor women and men. Wood Lane Administrative Services, Entrance JonUKSnow B, 11160 Gypsy Lane Road. Bowling Green, CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Over $6 BUeon in public and private sector l Mon. Sept. 9 end Wed Sept 11 Monday through Fnday, between 8.00am • FOR RENT 1430pm EOE grants and scholarships te now available. All Earn up 10 $20O0wmonth working on Cruise students are eligible regardless of grades, in- THE KEY YEARBOOK Ships or Land-Tour companies. World Travel. The Oavel is looking tor volunteer writers, pho- come or parent's income Let us help. Call Stu- 1 bdrm. upper, perfect for rjrad studani or qutai is looking tor volunteer writers, designers A Seasonal A full-time employment available No tographers, and editor* If you have an interest PUT YOUR dent Financial Services: 1 -800-6495 couple Quiet street. 3 hup*, rooms, kilohen. photographers If you have an event or slory expennce necessary. For more information in Greek life or just in newspaper work, please »»l F 55445 you would like to wont on lor the 96/97 KEY hupe bath. Totally remodeled, off street pa/k- call 1-206-971-3550axt. C55447 call Jenn Schab at 372-6716. VALUABLES cal Ann TODAY at 372 8635 ing. $425 * low uolitjot. 364-1633. Earn eaeh stuffing anvelopee at home. All Tony Packo's Cale OET FOOD AT HALF PRICEIM Apart men ta h>r rent What bands would you want 10 play at BG? matarlale provided Sand SASE lo PO Bos 5827 Monroe St Slyvania, OH For details, come to UCF at 313 Thurstm 2 bedroom furnished apartment Close ID cam- IN A Taking suggestions tor fundraiser concert E- 124, Plat he, K3 86051. is now hiring qualified individuals for the follow- or call 352-7534 by Friday. September 13 mail womencsnter@maiis*rvor bgsu edu ing positions "Kitchen 'Counter Service "Wait. put. UtiM.es Included.. Grad Students wel- Exp farm help needed for harvesting and fall Please apply between 2-4pm. No phone calls come 353-5074 SAFE PLACE. Dleage. 3 mi. S of BG. Transp. needed Why deliver pizza*?? please. EOE Rooms lor rent nee/ campus. 352-7050 INTERESTED IN GETTING INVOLVED IN Find • (Ob related to your maior NOWI A/C etc.. $i SO $250 per month Helmets make riding more comfort- CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS?? Don't miss tie TRAVEL ABROAD AND WORK Freahman, Sophomores. A Juniors Get Paid Back tor the pounds you Use New Cal Bob 353-4512 able and fun. Not to mention safer. Student Organizations Fair on Wednesday, Metabolism Breakthrough. Guaranteed results. September 11. 1996 from 11:00am - 300pm in who are NEW to co-op Make up to $25-$45 per hour teaching basic Protect your most valuable C CO-OP KICK-OFF Call (303)661-0162 the Lenhan Grand Ballroom ol me University conversational English in Japan, Taiwan or S. Winthrop Terrace Ape/tments asset. Always wear a helmet Friday. Sept 20th. 3:30pm Gymnastic instructors Level 1-4. Korea. No leaching background or Asian lan- 2 bedroom apartment Union. 115 organizations represented, prizes. !l7 0scamp MTMCTCU SAFETY FMNMTNN rood and fun. For more information contact me Perryeburg Gymnastics guages required. For information call: Still available. Limited • pas included Questions' 3722451 w Sudani Lile Office at 372-2843 874-9383 12061971-3570 axt J55444 Call 352-9135 SENIOR PORTRAITS BEGUM TODAY! Schedule your appointment now by calling Carl Wolf Studio at 1-800-969-1338. Photos will be taken in the KEY office, 28 West Hall, M-F, 10 am -1 pm, 2 pm to 6 pm.