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L courtesy as a disk jockey. STEFANIE SIZEMORF. afternoon for a few days of "There is a limit. I can't get on STAFF WRITFR rehearsals, shoots and meetings. the air and say things like 'I hate all "It-was nice being in New York, girls 'cause they bleed.' " Dublin It's sweeping the nation and giv- but we really did not have much said. "I'll be damned if I can't use ing away millions—and Bowling time to sec a lot. They had to check the First Amendment." Green alumni are getting part of the our credentials and go over tons of Novem- Despite the First Amendment. dough. paperwork. We also had hours of ber about WBGU must follow the rules man- "Who Wants to be a Millionaire." rehearsals and taping." he said. the Rev. dated by the Federal Communica- a new ABC game show where one After the show, McDermott Jesse tion Commission. One specific rule oflO qualifiers answer quiz ques- returned to Park Forest. 111. where he Jackson is that radio DJs must avoid materi- tions which reward with cash. Cor- is a desktop publisher, just minutes wanting to al that is "patently offensive," rect answers could lead to a million before the show aired Wednesday be assassi- which is defined as avoiding dollar prize. night. nated. He obscenity, indecency, and profanity. To date, the show has given away "We got home, immediately went as far as Specifically, there are "seven dirty more than $7,000,000. turned on the TV and watched the say, "all we words" that may not be said on the Last week, before an estimated ■how," he said "ll was kind of need now is a shoot- radio. 20 million viewers, two Bowling strange sitting there watching Andrew Balcerzak, WBGU DJ. Green State University graduates myself on the show " Days later Schaffer played a pointed out that the FCC rules don't looked Regis Philbin in the eye and McDermotl made it past the song making fun of Hanukkah and allow DJs to editorialize the support went for the million. $32,000 questions and was faced made comments about WilliAnn of a specific political candidate. Recent BG graduate, David with the $64,000 question: "What As a result of controversial Moore, the president of the Toledo Journalism professors have simi- Fought, won an impressive $32,000 ship passed by the Titanic and remarks made by Toledo radio disc branch of the NAACP. lar views to the WBGU DJs about last Thursday, but could not be ignored their distress signal?" jockeys Scott Sloan and Denny Because of these incidents. the First Amendment and radio. reached for comment. He picked the Carpalhia and the Schaffer, University radio disc Sloan, Schaffer and other DJs from "I support free speech, but I Mark McDermotl. an alumnus answer was the Californian. He was jockeys are questioning how far stations owned by the Clear Chan- believe there are issues of taste and from the University Pop Culture wrong, but guaranteed $32,000 someone should go to entertain. nel Communications media empire constraint when you are talking alter passing the prior question : graduate program, appeared on One DJ said the F irsl Amend- were given "sensitivity training." about a limited resource such as "Who Wants to be a Millionaire '" "Overall it was a great experi- ment allows him to go as far as he Reactions to Sloan's behavior radio and public television," said last Wednesday and Thursday ence," he said. "Everyone at ABC wants. vary among WBGU disk jockeys, Melissa Spirek. a journalism pro- nights. He did not win the million, w is great and I was happy to be pan "What you want to say should but all admit there should be limits. fessor. but was pleased with his winnings ol die phenomenon." not be curbed by any authority." "Freedom of speech applies to "I'd like to think I'm a purely "Of course I wanted to win it all McDermott said that he really said Jason Dublin, the urban direc- everything, but radio is a communi- free speech person, but if you say but I was happy with $32,000." does not feel any different after WFAL, tor at WBGU. ty service and is based on ratings," something that offends a large McDermott said. being on the show, but people do Sloan, a BGSU graduate, may said Lisa laigenbaum, sophomOK amount of people, that's a prob- McDermott has been a fan of the notice him a lot more. have had a similar philosophy but biology major and punk/ska music lem." said Jim Foust, the head of show since it first appeared in 'The other day we were in a WBGU recently was reprimanded for com- disk jockey. "If people don't like the broadcast journalism sequence. August on ABC, but no longer restaurant and two girls came up to ments he made on the air. what you say, they won't listen." Foust said, however, he was sur- watches it. me and asked if I had been on the Sloan returned to the air Tuesday "Once you talk about something prised that Sloan had been off the "I used to watch it to calculate show." he said "I told them yes and deejays after being suspended Nov. 29. for the minority, you arc bound to air so long. how to get on (he show, but now that they said I did a great job." Sloan, a late afternoon talk show ruffle some leathers," Dublin said I have been on the show. I realK do Freshman, early childhood edu- host at WSPD-AM. otherwise Dublin, also known as DJ Dub. not watch it like I used to," he said cation major. Katie Nuitall has seen known .is "Scott the Sports Idiot." said thai von have to have some • See RADIO, page 6. McDermott was called last Sun- Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" react to day night and informed he had been and is impressed lhat people from randomly selected to fly to New BG made it on the show. York as one of the show's qualifiers. "I think the show is great because recent "When they called, my wife and I common people get a chance to got really excited." he said. "It was win." she said. "It's really cool that hard to believe, but we were very people from our school gol on the radio happy." show and won." McDermotl and his wife were fi.iwn to New York City Monday uproar i See MILLIONAIRE, page 6. in Toledo Yo-Yo Ma, renowned cellist,

MICHAEL performs sold out show LEHMKUHLE/ The BG Newt II \I" '"• viim \| \ ie> 't,l an honorary doctorate in ';.>.! W'RIIIK IWl RADIO — Annie Ma has collaborated with other Rakel, sophomore The 1999 2000 Festival Series u renowned artists such as Emanuel telecommunications the College of Musical Arts contin- Ax. Bobby McFerrin. Mark O'Con- (left) and Steven ued last night with the Lois M. nor. Isaac Stern, and Kathryn Stott Coco, freshman Nitschkc Memorial Conceit featur- (who accompanied him yesterday). telecommunications, ing world-famous cellist Yo-Yo Ma "She has a very strong music and pianist Kathryp Stott temperament." said Edgardo Sali- take a break in nas, a graduate sludent in piano per- between songs. The performance began at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Hall of the Moore formance, about Kathryn Stott. Musical Arts Center. Bach of these collaborations is Making his second appearance in fueled by the interaction among the the Festival Series. Ma performed artists, and often that process pro "Suite Italienne" by Igor Stravinsky. duces music that extends beyond the "Sonata in D minor. Op. 40" by boundaries of a particular genre. Dmitri Shostakovich, and "Sonata in classical or otherwise G minor. Op. 19" by Sergei Rach- According to the Los Angeles maninoff. Times, "With Ma, the cello found its Kroger covers up illicit images He returned to Bowling Green .K cessible hero: An artist possessing after nearly 20 years, having made tremendous technical brilliance and his first appearance in the 1980- musicahty". 1981 Festival Series. Smooth transi- One of Ma's goals is to under- Blinders have been added to local stores' display racks tions from one mellifluous piece ol stand and demonstrate how music music to another, culminating in serves .is a means of communication NIKIA PROPHET reverberating crescendos were the in both Western and non-western "We are authorized cultures. To that end. he has taken STAKV- WRITHK characteristic of the performance. to cover everything During the performance that last- time to immerse himself in projects ed about two hours. Ma. along with as diverse as native Chinese music except the title of the (and distinctive instruments) and the A scantily dressed model will Kathryn Stott. enthralled the full house. Just when the audience was music of the Kalahari bush people in no longer be greeting Kroger Africa. shoppers at the checkout line. up and ready to go. they came back and performed two extra paves. Laura "Duckie" Walgorski. By the end of this month all Marsha Sieman thrilling the audience even more. sophomore in cello performance 2,220 Kroger chain grocery stores Ma's performance was planned said. "I like his interpretation of dif- Sptikespeisanfrom Kroner's zone office ferent forms of music. Even with his will have special racks to cover two years in advance, according to popularity, he is down to earth and Cosmopolitan's "pornographic" Deborah Fleitz. Director of Public approachable. I had a master class headlines. These racks are being stop selling the magazine, Jessica Events. "Featuring a musician as and he made everyone feel so com- installed by management because Morin. from Kroger's corporate popular as Ma needs a lot of plan- fortable." Kroger customers have voiced a office in Columbus. Ohio, said ning on BGSU's part. We are luck) concern that the magazine is too Cosmopolitan is one of the top to get a musician of such high suggestive. three magazines sold in the U.S. stature." i See YO-YO MA, page 6. and the store doesn't want to lost- Born in Pans in 1955 to Chinese These racks will conceal the money. parents. Yo-Yo Ma began his cello cover of the magazine with a mag- studies with his father at the age of azine blinder that only allows the "Some customers like the mag- four, and in 1962. became the pupil title to be seen. Cosmopolitan is azine, so we want to have the of Leonard Rose at the Julliard the only magazine that they have product available for those who School of Music. He received the been forced to cover with a blind- enjoy Cosmo." Morin said. prestigious Avery Fisher Prize in er. Although not all of Cosmopoli- 1978 and is a graduate ol Harvard tan's magazines are sexually University, from which he also Marsha Sieman, a spokesper- explicit, Morin said she just wants son from Kroger's zone office to please the customers. said, "We are authorized to cover everything except the title of the Kroger's Columbus corporate SARA GRIGSBY/ The BG News magazine." office has been burdened with numerous complaints from the COSMO — Because of recent This is not the first time Kroger eastern United States Kroger loca- complaints Kroger,manage- has pulled this magazine. Cos- tions concerning Cosmopolitan's mopolitan has been described as ment has decided to install inability to be discreet. A Bowling new racks to cover up "porno- an edited version of playboy mag- Green Kroger manager who did azine. "Bedside Astrologer 2000," not want to be identified, said he graphic" headlines. Although "Sex Tricks Only Cosmo Would was not aware of any complaints it was suggested to pull Know" and "When Not To Do It made. Cosmo off the shelves com- on the Third Date" are just a few pletely, Cosmo is too popular of Cosmopolitan's January 2000 Yet Sieman doesn't think these among customers to discon- ■ Men's basketball headlines. new racks will affect sales tinue. racks up another MAC Although some Kroger cus- "The title alone will sell the victory over Miami. tomers believe Kroger's should magazine." she said. I page 2 The BG News Thursday, January 20, 2000 WORLD www.b9news.cont/fip The World Turks uncover bodies believed strangled by militants In Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS been cracking down on Hezbollah, which draws its support from poor- Mandela brings civil war to ANKARA. Turkey — Police dis- ly-educated rural Kurds and is United Nations1 attention covered 15 bodies on Wednesday, believed responsible for hundreds of UNITED NATIONS (AP) — bound hand and foot, strangled and killings in Turkey. Nelson Mandela brought Burundi's left in a coal bin and garden of an Some experts and foreign diplo- civil war lo the United Nations' Istanbul house, reportedly by mili- mats accuse Turkey's government of spotlight as part of a new effort to tants trying to form an Islamic state giving the group support and train- revive peace talks and end a conflict in a Kurdish region of Turkey. ing in the 1980s in exchange for help that has left more than 200,000 peo- The bodies, believed to be those in the fight against Abdullah ple dead and tens of thousands in of kidnapped businessmen, were Ocalan's Kurdistan Workers Party, dire humanitarian straits. found after police questioned two known as the PKK. At a meeting of the Security senior members of the militant Hezbollah has killed about 60 Council, Mandela chided Burundi's group Hezbollah captured following members of the PKK. but has never negotiators for having failed the a shootout in Istanbul this week. The carried out an attack on police or country and the continent by allow- group is not related lo the Lebanese other officials, focusing instead on ing the violence in the small Central militia of the same name. attacking its rivals. African nation to spiral. Police said ihey suspected the "Our zealous authorities pre- victims, who had been missing for ferred to turn a blind eye to Hezbol- Death squads kill 16 weeks, were kidnapped and killed lah when they were killing PKK unarmed villagers in attack by Hezbollah for supporting rival members," columnist Oktay Eksi BOGOTA. Colombia (AP) — Islamic factions. wrote in the Hurriyct newspaper. Rightist death squads killed at least The Anatolia news agency said Police killed Hezbollah's leader. 16 unarmed villagers following some of the bodies had broken legs Huseyin Velioglu, in a shootout in guerrilla attacks on towns and or arms, signs the men may have Istanbul on Monday. Authorities bombings of electrical towers that been tortured. found Velioglu's hide-out after dis- forced power rationing for hundreds The businessmen were all con- covering repairs at the house were of thousands, authorities said today. nected to an Islamic charity group paid for with credit cards taken from Some villagers were killed sim- and disappeared after allegedly leav- the missing businessmen, the Radi- ply for being friendly to guerrillas ing for meetings with members of cal newspaper reported. Associated Press Photo who pass through dressed as civil- Hezbollah. It was not clear why the Police discovered heavy machine DEATH — Plainclothes police officers carry the dead body of a businessman in Istanbul, Turkey, ians, a local official said. men agreed to attend the meetings. guns, hand grenades and dynamite at on Wednesday, Jan. 19. On Tuesday, paramilitary fighters Mehmet Farac. an expert on radi- the house, reports said. killed at least nine men in hamlets cal Islamic groups, said Hezbollah According to intelligence reports, police anti-tenor department, said sion quoted him as saying. thousand members. i outside Yarumal and murdered typically punishes its opponents by the group was trying lo shift activi- Velioglu was trained in Irai. How- Police say tlicy have detained Five Hezbollah militants wefe seven in a village outside Becerril, a kidnapping them, imprisoning them ties lo the west of the country to ever, visiting Iranian Foreign Minis- more than 1.200 Hezbollah mem- arrested in Ankara on Wednesday rural town in northern Cesar State. and occasionally putting them to escape strict police surveillance in ter Kamal Kharrazi that Tehran sup- bers in the past year, most after along with material used to make death after a trial. the southeast. pcfts the group. "They are claims Ocalan's capture in February. The explosives, the Anatolia news The Nation In recent months, police have Suleyman Ekizcr. head of the without proof." private NTV televi- group is believed to have several agency reported. In Brief Kohl defends his silence on financing scandal Jordan prosecutor indicts U.S. Hush's camp looks into while prosecutors close in on former aides McCain's campaign citizen for terrorist conspiracy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITTSFIF.LD. N.H. (AP) — THK ASSOCIATED PRESS pie. George W. Bush's presidential camp ' 1 \ "1 BERLIN — An unapologetic If found guilty in the State Secu- planned to send economic advisers Helmut Kohl played down a cam- AMMAN. Jordan — A military rity Court. Deck faces the death to John McCain's headquarters to go paign financing scandal Wednesday penalty. Arab told The Associated over McCain's tax proposals after prosecutor has indicted a U.S.-Jor- even as Christian Democratic lead- danian citizen on terrorist charges Press." being repeatedly accused of misrep- ers acknowledged that auditors have linked to the activil'es of suspected resenting the senator's plan. Deck, a Jordanian of Palestinian discovered more millions on party terrorist Osama bin Laden, the McCain's campaign dismissed it descent, received U.S. citizenship in books that can't be traced. * J defendant's lawyer said today. as a stunt. * 1987 but has been living since 1997 Kohl defended his refusal lo Khalil Saeed Dcek. 42, was in Pakistan, where he was arrested Bush economic adviser identify the sources of anonymous Lawrence Lindsey and Rep. Rob charged Tuesday with conspiracy to near the Afghanistan border. campaign donations. His silence has carry out terrorist attacks in Jordan Arab said he attended the interro- I'ortman. R-Ohio. planned to visit fueled speculation the money was McCain headquarters in Alexandria. SZJL and possession of and manufactur- gation Tuesday, during which prose- accepted in exchange for political Va., lo examine the senator's plan in ing explosives to use in cooperation cutors inquired about booklets and favors. with 13 other suspected terrorists, detail. "I never claimed to be a saint." computer discs containing bomb- Kohl said in a speech to Hamburg said the lawyer. Yunis Arab. making instructions allegedly col- Lawmakers debate on fate business leaders. "Of course I made He said his client, who denied all lected from Dcek's home in Pak- the charges, is being held in solitary istan. Arab said. He said no explo- of sex education grant mistakes, and I've acknowledged confinement in Amman's Juweideh sives were found. COLUMBUS (AP) — this. (But) I was never corruptible in visit! Penitentiary. He said Deck told the prosecutor Lawmakers will begin hearings to all of these years, and everyone who that he had refused an offer from a decide what to do about a pot of fed- knows me knows this." The prosecutor also accused LttnlSL Syrian militant in Pakistan to join a eral money for sex education so con- He pledged to keep his promise Associated Press Photo Deek of "affiliation with an out- troversial that laws were passed to not to name donors, acknowledging lawed group." which was not named conspiracy to bomb the Israeli Embassy in Jordan. keep the money from being distrib- he had little more to lose. PROTEST — Demonstrators protest as former German Chancel- in the arraignment sheet but identi- "I am no longer fighting for fied during two hours of interroga- Deek has been in police detention uted. lor Helmut Kohl makes way to a trade chamber in Hamburg. The education committees from office or for titles, but for my tion Tuesday as "bin Ladcn's terror- since he was extradited from Pak- the House and Senate arc holding honor." Kohl said. as the party's honorary chairman in sure from fellow conservatives try- ist network." Arab said. The U.S. istan on Dec. 16 on suspicion of combined hearings Thursday and Greeted warmly, the former a fall from grace stunning for its ing to force him to name anonymous government is seeking bin Laden, a leading an extremist cell said lo Friday, to be followed by a vote on chancellor was honored with a speed. campaign donors, was tantamount to Saudi dissident, for the 1998 bomb- have planned to attack U.S. targets whether to release $974,490 that medal for his economic contribu- Even the conservative Frank- expulsion from the party he ran for ing of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and tourist sites in the kingdom dur- tions by the Hamburg Chamber of would pay for teacher training and furter Allgemcinc Zcitung said 25 years. and Tanzania which killed 224 peo- : the millennium celebrations - Commerce just a day after resigning resources tor school districts. Kohl's departure, made under pres- START THE MILLENNIUM OFF RIGHT WITH fttarcos Pizza NEWIWE LARGE Night Owl Rentals J-SSBest 332 S. 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I looked into (he casket, but I world of all its good people. We ten- was — I knew he was close, and at need good people. We need them to the same lime I knew God was too. PEOPLE couldn't recognize the face of the man. In my heart, I knew this to be inspire us! We need grxxl people to It was if he allowed me to purge the remains of my friend, but the teach us compassion, but when all my anger at him. because He on the street cheap cosmetic job had painted his YOU rob us of these people. YOU knew I needed some to take Ihe face to look like that of a clown. slowly kill us. YOU chip at our blame, but when the anger subsided. Question: How far should a radio deejay go to entertain? Maybe that was the irony — the souls. YOU steal the reasons why I just accepted everything. fact that so many people were there, we live! You might ask me why I didn't turning the solemn occasion into a YOU sit on your throne motion- tell you his name or how he died; the circus. Even the funeral attendants less Silent. YOU have nothing to point is thai he was my friend and who greeted people at the door say to me. do YOU? DO YOU!" those details pertain just to me. and I looked as if they were collecting I waited for an answer, but He won't give you details to make his tickets. was silent. death more graphic for you. He was "FA@K YOU GOD! FA@K my friend, nol yours to get to know. Some of those who attended actu- away as I looked up at God — and ally came to pay their respects, YOU!" The most important thing for you flicked Him eff. while others came to just to see who Tears saturated my face with sor- to understand is that things happen I asked Him. "Do YOU have a — both good and bad. What are we would come. heart? Are YOU capable of love, row. My chest stuttered, and in my The price people pay for coming to do when they do happen — I sim- because I DON'T think so? Because exhaustion I found peace — and a Jessica Payne Kristi Ellis from a small town. ply say. accept them. GOD. if YOU did. YOU wouldn't glimmer of an answer. The word Freshman Sophomore I heard whispers about how he "maybe" appeared to me. Because if you try to fight the have taken this man who was capa- fights that you know you can't win. Psychology Broadcast died - whispers that said it was just ble of so much love! It seemed so simple, but it was Journalism an accident. While others gossiped you lose more than you have already "All the way, YOU would have never taken a the closest thing I had to an answer. baby." "Just far enough about the controversial possibilities. lost because there is nothing you can Derrick man with that much heart. If YOU The word "maybe" coated my to entertain, but The dead words became more do about them. Okommah GOD. were capable of love. YOU'D thoughts the way sugar sweetens Is this bullshit coming from my not to offend." important the dead man. The white understand the pain of loss YOU'D Senior noise was deafening. medicine. It made the insanity a lit- mouth — no. Because in that same Human Biology understand why I am crying for him. tle easier to swallow. summer that I lost that friend. I also I had to hide from the trivial and If YOU had a heart. YOU'D under- "Main purpose of the trite, so 1 left the funeral home to I thought that "maybe" he could- lost five more friends and family radio is to make stand why I hate YOU so much for members. I could have lingered in be alone, walking through puddles stealing such a good person from n't do enough in his present form, money. Do what filled with mourners' tears. I went because he wanted to care for every- my anger and regret, but I didn't. I you .need without me." accepted what had happened. outside, walking through exhaled I cried all my sad tears out. but one all at once. "Maybe" this was offending specific smoke. I walked through people the only way he could fully love the I knew that I loved all those peo- groups." my itchy red eyes could now' only ple as much as I could when I was that were trying to expel their grief sec anger. entire world. Then it happened. through the nicotine. there. I also knew that I kept them "What do YOU. Lord and Cre- (First off. I'm Buddhist in Actually, I didn't want to be in my hearts when I couldn't be with Dave Roth Jerry Link ator have to say about this? YOU thought, not by religion. Secondly. them. To all of you reading, keep alone I just wanted to be alone with aren't going to say anything are Sophomore Sophomore •God. I'm not superstitious. Lastly. I do your loved ones in your hearts and Finance Computer Art YOU? Why don't YOU lie to me? believe in a higher power.) they'll never leave, because immor- I walked to a nearby cemetery, Why don't YOU tell me that YOU "I only listen to "Just far enough and sat down, leaning against a I cracked a sincere smile. I felt tality starts with remembering. the radio when to entertain, but need good people in heaven! Look the sun shine down a little brighter, tombstone. around YOU. we need good people I'm on the potty." not to offend." I wanted to cry in private, at the same time f fell goose pirn David Tran is a BG News colum- here! pics Even though 1 was silting in a nist. He can be contacted at •because those tears were only meant Look how YOU have raped this !for my friend, but I wiped them cemetery alone. I didn't feel like I [email protected] 1 Crushing the egocentric mantle with both hands I am proud to be an American. people many of us are loosing our STAFF EDITORIAL Our country is known for discover- roots. Saying offensive things can be Do you must be drawn, but this line can- ing and inventing a lot of things Some say "I'm one eighth Irish," good. not be dictated by a fear of being but how much do we really know Yet somewhere between Scott offensive. The line must be drawn including the computer, car. and other technologies. about our history? Many of us are Sloan's and Denny Schaffer's when a comment could put a per- only the fifth generation born Amer- racial remarks on two radio shows son in danger or threaten his/her have an Heck, even our government is an ican and yet our heritage and tradi- last year. Northwest Ohioans have well being, but even that must be experimental form of governing. tions have faded. Why not start there lost sight of this possibility. evaluated for seriousness. Still we are very closed-minded and learn where your family came The First Amendment is our Now Northwest Ohioans have about ihe ways of the world outside from. livelihood. It is key to meaningful practically demanded Sloan's and opinion? of these United States. Learn about the homeland of dialogue and to understanding one Schaffer's vocal chords on a silver I can't say I was all that cultured your great-great-great-grandmother another. To say that radio hosts platter because of Sloan's com- before I came to college. I lived in and grandfather. Not only could (his must speak within the fine lines of ment about the Rev. Jesse Jackson help you (o understand your ances- political correctness is wrong. and Schaffer's comment about the same house and in the same town We for eighteen years. The most culture gave them a chance. Even the Back- try but it could also help you to learn And not only wrong, but con- Hanukkah. Yet please realize that I received was seeing pictures of my street Boys were together as a band more about yourself, and who you Straining. by wanting to limit their speech, for seven years touring Europe and grandmother's childhood in France, are today. We, as a country and as people, you could limit your own. making albums before most Ameri- Don't look at the stereotypical have grown because of the stimu- See. the beautiful thing about and learning the French lai.guagc. cans even knew who they were. lating and yes, sometimes offen- the First Amendment is the fact haven't I always knew that there was so traits like all Polocks are dumb or all It seems like other cultures come Italians have bad tempers; dig much sive dialogue. Imagine for a that it allows everyone to express much more out there than I had been through America in fads. A great moment a Civil Rights Movement their opinions, not just journalists introduced to. but I was never chal- example is this summer's invasion deeper. with protesters, commentaries and and those with means to dissemi- lenged to learn about other cultures of Latin music from Ricky Martin Try to find out what may have editors speaking only "acceptable nate large amounts of information. heard it been going on in that country politi- or countries until recently and Jennifer Lopez. So why do we words." Hard to imagine? That's In fact, every time a Schaffer and There are so many European or wait until everyone else says it's cally that may have forced your because speaking or writing offen- Sloan hater wrote a letter to the cool before we look into something ancestors to leave the country. Trace sive things, not for the sake of just editor demanding that the radio Asian movies, music, and practices that many of us have no idea about. for ourselves? your family tree, who knows, you being offensive, but for a purpose, hosts be refined or worse, fired, yet. Instead of listening to the same may find out that your ancestors can be good. It can stir up passion, they were utilizing the First A lot of European countries old radio stations, or watching that changed the spelling or pronuncia- spark change and on occasion Amendment- the one thing they model themselves after us. the West- popular American movie with the inspire meaningful dialogue. wanted to lake away from Schaf- ern world.We. on the other hand, tion of your last name because of teen heartthrob of the month, let's prejudices here in America. There is. of course, a line that fer and Sloan. won't even except their resources experiment, and try something new. without Americanizing them first. Rent a movie you've never heard I know there are some Americans For example, the movie "City of about or turn the dial on your radio. that arc very cultured because they Angels" was originally made in Ger- Most of the times these fads that have actually taken the time to edu- man. It was an excellent movie even come to America arc false represen- cate themselves about other cultures. before American directors repro- tations of that culture anyway. Think Some of us are lucky enough to have duced it. However, once American- of how many countries watch Bay- the traditions of our ancestors hand- ized the movie earned large amounts watch or Dallas and think it's an ed down to us through our parents or of money in the box office and in accurate portrayal of American life. grandparents. Besides all of this popular cul- I would like to challenge each of video sales. The movie business is you to go listen to some Japanese only one small aspect of the unique ture, look at the number of high music, practice the ancient Chinese ideas and customs of the world out- school aged Americans that are exercise of Tai-Chi. read about side the United Stales. bilingual I don't mean taking a lan- another country or culture or really In fact, many limes music is guage class in high school and pass- invest some time into learning that released in Europe months before it ing. I mean bilingual — being able second language. Challenge your- is released in America. A lot of to sit down with a person of that lan- self to learn more about the cultures house music and Techno is produced guage and having a real conversa- (hat helped to make America what it in Europe. tion. is today. And yet. we hear this music English is one of the hardest lan- Laura Salasek is a BG News months later and still assume thai guages to learn, yet so many other columnist. She is into long walks on this is new cultures are learning to communi- the beach, intelligent conversations. Many popular bands in America cate with us. the least we could do is and she loves to rock out to Japan- these days had released numerous meet them halfway. ese folk music. Contact her at albums in Europe before we even With the melting pot of American \ciht k'" lioimail.com

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r, >> fhursday, January 20. 2000 The BG News page 5 CAMPUS www bgnews.com/campus Flashing Our Briefs Students make tribute to 'Blair Witch Project' BG News Briefs Contest will prove as test of Observatory open for lunar fclipse i The University Observatory will young filmmakers abilities hi- open for public viewing of Ihe I ital eclipse of the moon on Thurs- NICOLE VAI.KK could not find the lent where they day from 10 p.m. until I a.m if the were filming. fky is cleai. Visitors will be able to STAH- WRITER "I was so mad at first because I watch the eclipse unfold from a thought Chris was playing a joke on rooftop observing area and view the In November 1999. two Bowling me." Fisher said "But then I real- ■noon and other celestial Sights Green students set off to make a ihrough the observatory's tele- movie tribute to the 1999 block ized he was serious." scopes Admission 10 the observato- buster. The Blair Witch Project" Fisher feels confident about their ry is free The tribute, entered in a web contest chances of winning. with 25.000 participants, was placed "I've seen all of the others and I Creative Writing Reading in the top five. feel that ours can win first place." he Series starts Christopher .Sanborn and David said. The Creative Writing Reading Fisher will be notified in a few days "Our project has so much cre- ficries stalls Thursday. Jan. 20 at if their creation. "A Tribute to the ative input, a steady heartbeat and a J7:30 p.m. in I'rout Chapel. Alicia Blair Witch Project. My Version" is lot of emotion." Sanborn said. "It ConrOW and Karen Craigo mil he the grand prize winner. takes the audience on a journey that leading poetry and fiction. Christopher Sanborn. a freshman leaves them silling on the edge of i visual communications technology theil seats." major, and David Fisher, a senior Summer 2000 Workshop to Sanborn is originally from In held in (.liana film major, met behind the scenes at Philadelphia. Pa. As a senior in high The University will host a Sum- the University production of "Hold school he won Ihe Communicator mer 2000 Workshop in Cihana. West Me." Award, a national award for journal Africa, from May 9 to June 5 with Sanborn was an actor, and Fisher Rebecca Green and Steven Cor- the stage manager Discovering a ism with his film "The Life and •nclius The main course objective is mutual interest in film, they decided limes of Milton Hershey." He also Jo immerse the students within a to enter a web contest sponsored by has submitted an essay to Real Contemporary African context from Artisan and College Club. World Online, a true slory tilled. |the pel sped lie of the arts in order to According to Sanborn. "We had "Losing a Father I Never Knew." •experience the vitality of the West to recreate the movie [The Blair He will find out in July if he placed. [African spirit. Witch Project] within a two minute If his and Fisher's Blair Witch time span, keeping the essence of project wins. Sanborn's future the film without giving it away." entails transferring to UCLA or A panel of judges chose the top another big school. linah-ts and members from College- Fisher's hometown is Norwalk, Campus Wire Club had the opportunity to vote for Ohio. He interned at the production then favorite. of the "Shawshank Redemption" Sanborn and Fisher have already and "Jack Frost." Fisher's plans NAACP hoycolt may keep won a $2,000 Sony digital cam include studying abroad in Spain '.Duke students from vaca- cordei along with a Blair Witch Pro- next fall. He will also be helping tion plans ject poster signed by the original direct and produce Rob Reiner's if WIRE)DURHAM.N.C. — If filmmakers "Princess Bride II. Buttercup's the earlj response from many Duke If they win the grand prize, they Baby." He eventually wants to .indents is any indication, the powei will receive a $10,000 scholarship of the NAACI's tourism boycott in move to California and direct his provided by Fire Talk to the film own films. South Carolina "ill keep some Duke school of their choice, plus a week students away from Myrtle Beach Sanborn's advice for young film- long internship at Artisan Entertain- lay But although students who makers like himself is. "Get ment There they would get to work support the boycott are doing so involved as early as possible. A lot on Ihe Blair Witch Pro|ect III. of people arc scared to get started, with fervor, others insist the issue accommodations included .will not keep them away bom Myr- but I've been involved in film since tle Beach's suit and sand allei finals They agreed that Sanborn. since sixth grade, and I'm already doing week he is a freshman would receive the what seniors in college arc just scholarship, and they would both beginning to do" share the internship. Accident causes flood at "Film is all about inner drive and "It would be great to win an inlet UCLA creating opportunity and not waiting national contest like this." said Fish- (U-WIRE) LOS ANGELES—A for it to happen." Fisher said. er. "It would definitely be a resume- Hood of watci ushered in opening Sanborn and Fisher's next project ,i.n for the newly renovated Morgan booster " The entire project took a week entails entering the Country Crock (enter alter a truck drivel knocked Commercial Contest where they ovei i fire hydrant Tuesday after- and a half to make. According to have a chance to win $25,000 if their noon near Westwood Plaza Fisher, making the production was MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News The Hood was one of two acci- actually quite easy. Their footage commercial is chosen. dents, occurring minutes apart, in was filmed in Bowling Green's very To view "A Tribute to the Blair FRIGHT — Trying to keep a straight face, Chris Sanborn freaks out as he discovers his friend, own woods off Napoleon Road. Witch Project. My Version" go to which true ks toppled fire hydrants. David Fisher in an all too real Blair Witch reenactment. No subsi.inii.il water damage was Ironically, while they were film- Ihe website www.collcgc.com/blair- reported intheothei incidem ing Sanborn actually got lost and wiichproject/watchfilm.

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RADIO Continued from page one. age of the reprimands in the new spa Union membership rises in U.S. reversing trend per. Foust sides with the Blade. Till \ssi» I vnn l'i:i ss Also, some high tech and com- "He reaches to be sensational and "The Blade probably over-blew it munications workers are beginning outlandish and I think that he a little bit." Foust said. 'The Blade WASHINGTON — I.aboi lead to explore unions at computer giant reached too far." Foust said. drummed it up. but I don't think ers on Wednesday celebrated the Microsoft, Internet book dealer Although Howard Stern, a syndi- they were making something out ol largest increase in union member Amazon.com, computer maker cated disc jockey, has been known to IBM. and AT&T, the telecommuni- nothing." ship in more than 20 years, saying take things too far. Foust thinks cations company. An Edgerton. the director of pub- they reversed a downhill slide bj Stern is more articulate and talented appealing to white-collar workers. Still, the Labor Department lic and corporate relations at Clear than Sloan "There are some people The number of union members reported that 37 percent of govern- who do outrageous things and there Channel, said the Blade speni an was 16.5 million in 1099. an ment workers, including local police is enough talent behind it." Foust "inordinate amount of time covering increase of 265.000 workers from and firefighters were union mem- said the Sloan situation." the yeai before, the Department of bers, compared with about 9 percent Additionally. Foust said, the Spirck believes the Sloan situa- labor's Bureau of I.aboi Statistics of private sector workers. dominate ownership of Toledo radio It is too early tor unions to tion is an "important case for indus- reported. But while the country ^^^ * by Clear Channel Communications added 2.7 million jobs last year, the declaring a high-tech victory, said try and academia to study because ol also poses a problem. In Toledo overall percentage of workers who rnisi Ken Goldstein of the alone. Clear Channel owns five sta- freedom of speech and radio moving carry a union card remained at 13.9 Conference Board, a business-spon- tions, WVKS-FM. WIOT-FM, to the web." percent. sored study group in New York. - WSPD-AM, WCWA-AM. and Edgerton shared similar senti- Nevertheless, union leaders said "I 'nlcss they can start to organize WRVF-FM ments. they believe the numbers will trans the office, days like this are going to Clear Channel Communications "I think he |Sloan| nor Denny late into more political cloul tor be few and far between," he said. \ ~%3*- 'For all g»Kxl news this is liom their doesn't take action unless they are didn't get fired because they would organized labor in the presidential threatened financially by on air election. point of view, this is a quite limited give ihem a second chance, but in comments. boust said. "In the year 2000. you're going and perhaps a quite temporary cele The Sloan comments also created the meantime it was good lot .ill ol to see the largest and most signifi bration." tension between WSPD-AM and the directors to go through sensitivi- cant activity that grassroots workers With that in mind, the unions also The Toledo Blade because of cover- ty training." Edgerton said. have exercised in an> poluic.il elec- are ti> ing to win over future workers tion." said AFL-CIO President John before they hit the work force Foi MILLIONAIRE- J. Sweeney. The labor federation has example. Sweeney was heading later endorsed Vice President Al Gore. Wednesday to woo students at Dart winning money on game shows. Continued from page one. One particularly bright spot lor in.mill College in New Hampshire. In 1988. a year after graduating union labor was a gain of 112,493 "We're turning the corner, but from Bowling Green. McDermott members working in the private sec we're not at our destination yet." ■ McDermott did not have any real was a contestant on Jeopardy where tor Traditionally. government Sweeney s.nd. "Our challenge for plans for the money if he had won he was retired after five days He the future is to remain focused and the million. However, he plans on employees and contractors have walked away from the show with to broaden our efforts." spending some of the $32,000 on been the stronghold ot the labot $42,000 in winnings. In fact, organizing director new furniture. movement, and while that remains When asked where he acquired ^^^* - \ "When I finally get the money. I the case, union organizers noted that Adams said that for unions to con- all his knowledge and the secret to tinue to grow in a rapidly expanding will probably put most of it in the the rolls from private industry had Ins success? economy, they must add between bank for later use." he said. otherwise been in decline since Pay attention in class was his ^^ McDermott is not a strangei lo I97.S. 500.000 and a million workers ,i "final answer." "The private secioi growth is a year not ,i small hurdle because —v. \ ^fl clear sign that our efforts lo think so many union jobs are lost to attri- strategically and creatively are tion. Labor leaders estimated that at beginning to bear fruit," said Kirk least 600.000 workers joined up in Adams, the AFL-CIO's organizing 1999, Inn the net gain was 265.000. director. To keep tip. the labor movement The novel approach has been to has been training and hiring more Associated Press Photo spic.id the union gospel through a organizers and doubled the variety ot occupations, not just the resources spent on organizing m the jobs that require hard hat- I last foui years The American Fedei UNION — AFL-CIO President John Sweeny holds a Washington example, in the last sen. 45,000 alion ol Stale, Count) and Munici- news conference Wednesday, where he announced the release doctors have joined unions and pal Employees and the steelworkers1 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics the latest government figures 75.000 home health aide workers union i.isi >e.ir committed more than on how many workers in America belong to labor unions. unionized m California M0 million to organizing efforts YOYO MA Did you know? Continued from page one. livals in the U.S.. programs that not only bring young audiences into Considered the world's foremost contact with music, but also allow It takes an cellist. Ma has 13 Grammy awards them to participate in its creation. Are you an to Ins name a true testimony lo Ron Scherrer, professor in com aluminum his diverse musical talent. In municalion disorders, and an avid November 1997. he was named follower of Ma. said. "Ma is a very can "Artist ol the Year" in the Cuanio personable man. and a very kind 80-100 phone Awards. The magazine noted. gentleman. He is an ambassador of "In a year of quite extraordinary education, and a promoter of the donor? ilncisity. the cellist Yo-Yo Ma has arts. He can play instiling on the years to cello. 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PHOENIX — Acting with unusual speed, baseball owners voted Thursday to approve the $320 million sale of the Cleveland Indians to Lanry Dolan and his family trusts. Dolan. the managing partner of a small law firm in the suburb of Chardon, Ohio, doesn"t plan any changes in the management of the Indians, who have won five straight BEN FRENCH/ The BG News Al. Central titles and advanced to ESTERKAMP— Over 4,000 fans packed Anderson Arena to see Baseball BG battle the post Wally Szczerbiak Miami RedHawks. the World Series in 1995 and 1997 — losing to Atlanta and Florida. Second half drive leads to win "I'm very, very pleased with DAN NIED the ball." them." he said of the Indians' staff, SPORTS EDITOR Matela chipped in with 11 sec- headed by general manager John ond half points and a solid inside Hart. 'The old axiom, if it ain't .333.The Bowling Green Men's game thai was missing from the first half, when he had a mere two points. broke, don't fix it.' applies here." Basketball team's field goal percent- age in the first half against Miami. "They put on a clinic tonight (in The sale, which needs approval .737..the same statistic in the sec- the second half)" Miami coach from the team's public shareholders ond half. Charlie Coles said. "I knew it was coming. They put on a show. They when they meet Feb. 7. will be a Anyone see the difference? It showed on the scoreboard tcx>. did everything." record for a baseball team, topping Down 25-23 to the RedHawks at the Indeed, (hev did everything in the the $311 million paid by the Fox half, the Falcons went on shooting second half. Defense included. The division of Rupert Murdoch's News tear in a second half which they Falcons held the RedHawks to a outscored their counterparts 45-38 .424 shooting percentage. However, Corp. for the Los Angeles Dodgers and made 14 of 19 shots. in Ihe first five minutes of the half, it in 1998. The Indians said the sale "In the second half we talked looked as though BG had their backs should close next month. about driving the ball." BG coach against the wall. Dan Dakich said. "We talked about Miami came out shooting, the Jacobs and his late brother. picking up the pace of play and get- RedHawks made four three pointers David, bought the struggling Iran ting the ball down ihe floor and dri- in the first four minutes of the half, i chisc for about $45 million on Dec. ving it into ihe middle." however, the Falcons kepi il close A combination of a solid inside during the stretch when guard Trent 9. 1986. The team, without a Series game featuring team leader Anthony Jackson made two triples of his own . title since 1948. endured five Stacy and star-of-late Len Matela. and Matela added a dunk. straight losing seasons through 1993 and a hot outside game from guard The defense then buckled down, holding Miami to only one more ; but turned around when it moved Keith McLcod helped the Falcons control the pace of the game in the three pointer. The RedHawks hit into Jacobs Field in 1994. The Indi- second half. only six of 16 three pointers in the ans have sold out every home game "We were down al halftime and half. dependence on the outside game since early in the 1995 season. we had a nice talk in the locker room," McLeod said. "We came out drew the RedHawks away from their Under an agreement already in BEN FRENCH/ The BG News and gave it all we had in the second game plan, according (o Coles. place, the ballpark name will remain PARDON— Guard Brandon Pardon drives the lane in BG's come from behind victory over Miami. half." "The more three's we hit the more danger we get in," Coles said. Jacobs Field at least through the PETE STELLA remaining BG got back into it with RedHawks. the Falcons, behind a McLeod lead the second half surge with 14 points, including a "We don't play defense, and we 2006 season. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR three pointers by Stacey and guard combined six free throws by Stacey Trent Jackson and a lay-up by three pointer wilh 6:30 to go lhal don't do the things we want to do. I "Under Dick Jacobs' steward- and McLeod in the closing 27 sec- gave BG a 50-49 lead that the Fal- think it was a factor." "Where is Wally?" chanted the Stacey to cut Miami's lead to 15-10 onds, went on to win the game. Also a factor was the Falcons ship, the Cleveland Indian.'.' slor) is with 10:09 remaining in the half. cons would not relinquish. BG fans moments before the tip-off "We were fortunate to win." "McLeod was sensational offen- shooting in the second half, missing one of the most remarkable I've ever of lasl night's men's basketball "I thought we were passive in the Dakich said. "Our kids played hard, only five shots, as opposed to 16 in first half," Dakich said. sively the entire second half." Fal- seen." commissioner Bud Selig said. game between BG and Miami. our kids played tough mentally and cons head coach Dan Dakich said. the first half. "1 saw a sign in the crowd that Three treys by Miami guard Quite a difference. "The club is in wonderful hands Jason Grunkemeyer in the first half physically. This was a heck of a col- "I thought he got into things. I said Where's Wally.'" Miami lege basketball game." thought he looked good shooting The difference between winning now with Larry Dolan." coach Charlie Coles said. "They gave the RedHawks a 25-23 advan- and losing. lage at the half. The Falcons ended BG shot 50 percent for the game, Jacobs, who had the Indians sell |BG| beat Wally lasl year too. It is behind a 14-19 shooting from the stock to the public in June 1998. pre- hard to play in Anderson Arena." the first 20 minutes by shooting 33.3 Falcon Box Scores percent from the field. field in the second half. Forward The Falcons rebounded from a BOWLING GREEN 68, MIAMI, OHIO 63 dicted the team will continue to pooi iiisi half to win their sixth Mid- The crowd of 4.050 welcomed Len Matela hit for a bakers dozen prosper. American Conference game over the the Falcons back onto the court after and eight rebounds and McLeod MIAMI, OHIO (8-7) "The industry is on the right RedHawks 68 63. Forward Anthony half-time and were treated to a dif- chipped in with 14. Guard Brandon ferent team in the second half (sec Pardon dished out a team high six Grunkemeyer 6-12 0-0 16, Lelhunya 0-5 2-2 2, Ensminger 1-2 0-0 2, track." he said. "I have total confi- Stacey led the way for the Brown and Orange, hitting 7 of 18 shots to related story). Two free throws by assists. Mestas 8-14 1-1 20, Taylor 6-17 3-3 15, Stewart 2-7 0-0 6, Allendorf 1- dence in the industry." end with 20 points. He also grabbed Stacey cut Miami's lead down to 45- "Matela made himself available 2 0-0 2. Totals 24-59 6-6 63. 44 with 10:40 remaining in (he Dolan wasn't concerned that five rebounds and four steals. and I thought Pardon did a heck of a BOWLING GREEN (14-3) money could be taken away from "Stacey hasn't played his best 103rd meeting between the two job getting him the ball." Dakich ball yet," < foles said. teams BG look the lead for the first the Indians — one of baseball's top said. Eslerkamp 1-4 2-2 4, Stacey 7-18 5-8 20, Matela 5-8 3-6 13, McLeod "Stacey gave everything he had lime since ihe opening basket when Miami was led by guards Rob revenue producers — by Sclig under tonight." BG coach Dan Dakich McLcod hil a three to give the Fal- Mestas. Anthony Taylor and Grunk- 4-7 4-4 14, Jackson 3-4 0-0 9, Pardon 2-4 1-2 6, Klassen 1-1 0-0 2. Totals the sweeping powers he was given said cons a one point advantage with 23-46 15-22 68. BG came oul of the gates on the 6:36 remaining. emeyer. They hit for 20. 15 and 16 Wednesday to restore compciiti\e points respectively with Taylor grab- Halftime—Miami, Ohio 25, Bowling Green 23. 3-point goals— right track, when Stacey hit a lay-up Forward Len Matela connected Miami, Ohio 9-25 (Grunkemeyer 4-6, Mestas 3-8, Stewart 2-6, Taylor • balance. to put the Falcons up 2-0 with 19:53 for five points in a minute plus to bing a game high seven rebounds. "We may be one of the losers in remaining in the first half. After that, give the Brown and Orange a 57-49 As a team, the RedHawks connected 0-4, Lethunya 0-1), Bowling Green 7-16 (Jackson 3-3, McLeod 2-5, 24 of 59 shots for a 40.7 percent Stacey 1-4, Pardon 1-2, Eslerkamp 0-2). Fouled out—None. that category, bul if you look at the it was all Miami lead with 3:55 left. A double clutch The RedHawks went on a 10-0 jumper by McLeod with 1:30 left from the door. Rebounds—Miami, Ohio 36 (Taylor 7), Bowling Green 27 (Matela 8). long term, it's something that has to run and changed the score to their put the game away for the Falcons. "We had a great crowd and it Assists—Miami, Ohio 10 (Mestas 4), Bowling Green 16 (Pardon 6). [happen." Dolan said. favor, 12-2 with 13 plus minutes Despite the strong efforts by the helped us a lot." McLcod said. Total fouls—Miami, Ohio 18, Bowling Green 13. A—4,050. Jordan hopeful to put air back in deflated Washington Wizards THE ASSOCIATED PRESS er is lo look in his eyes and see how land, but Pollin has no results to league's salary cap guidelines. scared he is. and I've seen that." Jor- show for it. The only club with a One area where Jordan should WASHINGTON — His Airness dan said. poorer record in the Eastern Confer- help right away is attendance. The is back in basketball. The NBA forbids players from ence is Jordan's old team. Wizards haven't sold out a game this Michael Jordan, who retired one owning teams, thus preventing Jor- Pollin also hoped that the team's year at the 2-year-old MCI Center. year ago after leading the Chicago dan from being a player-owner even new downlown arena would provide The arena sold its naming rights to Bulls to a sixth NBA title, joined the if he desired to do so. a revitalizing spark, but attendance one of Jordan's sponsors. struggling Washington Wizards Jordan said he was not severing has lagged as the team continues to "I think he'd be great in the job. I today as part-owner and head of bas- his ties with Chicago, and thai his lose. really do," Indiana Pacers general ketball operations. home remains there, nor did he say il The NBA has said il is eager to manager Donnie Walsh said. "He "This is new lo me ... being in a was any kind of retaliation against welcome back the player who in knows the players, he knows what it city to give my support to another the Bulls or their owners. 1999 ended his 13-year career wilh takes lo win. In dealing with his own team." Jordan said. "Normally. I am "My energy now is here and I'm five MVP awards. 10 scoring titles franchise, he'll know why they are in support of the Chicago Bulls." going to try to do the best I can in and unsurpassed worldwide fame. winning or not winning and what he Jordan said il would "lake some Washington," he said. "We've made it clear that we needs to win." time" to turn around the Wizards, Jordan, who lasl year tried to buy think it'd be a terrific thing to have Several complex issues in three- who are 12-27 with the second- a stake in the Charlotte Hornets Michael Jordan involved in the way negotiations had to be resolved worst record in their conference. since his retirement a year ago, has NBA in whatever capacity he wants before Jordan could join the Wiz- "Yeah, it's different," he said, been negotiating in secret with to be involved in. That's no secret," ards. Leonsis' group bought the hours before the Wizards played the majority owner Abe Pollin and deputy commissioner Russ Gramk NHL's Washington Capitals from Dallas Mavericks. "I don't get to minority owner Ted Leonsis. has said. 'That would be wherever Pollin last year. Leonsis also owns play. 1 don't get to wear a Wizards' "Who's the best athlete, who's and whatever he was interested in 44 percent of the Wizards and the uniform, bul I will have influence the best winner?" Pollin said in doing." MCI Center he has right of first with the players who wear the uni- introducing Jordan today. "Who's The Bulls were a losing team refusal to buy them both when form." the best athlete, the player who when they drafted Jordan in 1983. Pollin retires. Jordan also will have an owner- refuses to lose? Of all the players and he now faces a similarly daunt- Leonsis also had to ensure there ship slake in the NHL's Washington I've-watched, you say. "I hope that ing task in management wilh the Associated Press photo could be peace between Pollin and Capitals. guy can be pan of what I do.' ... Wizards. Michael Jordan is back in the NBA, this time as part owner of the Jordan's agent, David Falk. Pollin He said he will practice with the What a class guy." They haven't won a playoff game and Falk have feuded in recent years Washington Wizards. Jordan will also have part ownership in Wizards, a team he said was under- The Wizards have spent lavishly in 12 years, and their roster of high- over contract negotiations involving the Washington Capitals. achieving. on such players as Juwan Howard. priced, aging veterans will make it Howard, Strickland and Rex Chap "The best way to evaluate a play- Mitch Richmond and Rod Strick- difficult to rebuild under the h Thursday. January 20, 2000 The BG News Page 9 SPORTS www.bgneivs.com/sporls Ca in ove s in Penn ready for Cleaves matchup ^! addedlTfI^ a lew holes." he said. **£!*testify against me. We'll be friends Soil, his 68 left him righl in Ihe oul there. I just won't read his pulls THE ASSOCIATED PRESS came in and a guy had won the Big Penn said he musi fight the urge- BERMUDA DUNES. Calif. — thick ol ihe tournament with four tor him." Ten title and was the player of the to prove something to Cleaves. year, I'd want thai too. I could Casey Martin parked his carl and rounds to play. It also left him tied Wednesday wasn't the first time COLUMBUS — Even before "It's hard not to. Bui we're both walked up ihe 18th green wilh a wilh Martin, who played his first Martin used a cart against the he-! Scoonie Penn played his first game understand where he was coming from." mature enough lo know it's nol one- limp thai has become a way of life. round under a microscope. players in the world. He qualified ■ »t Ohio Stale, he said his goals were The applause thai greeled him had ' »implc: He wanted what Maleen on-one. that it's Michigan Slate "I gel nervous before I play, even for Ihe 1998 U.S. Open and lied for Penn has guided his learn hack as much lo do wilh his storecard .is . Cleaves had. from the depths, jusl like Cleaves against Ohio Slate." Penn said. if il'sa $2 Nassau wilh my buddies." 23rd. and also played two PGA Tour his courage. he said to 27 reporters who sur- events laler lhal year on sponsors The Michigan Stale star has led did for Michigan State, also a Big The Spartans (12-4, 3-0 Big Ten) Ten laughingstock a short time ago. haven't played in Ihe last nine days. In his debut Wednesday as ihe rounded him after his round. "Bui I exemptions. the Spartans back lo respectability, firsl PGA Tour member on wheels. winning two Big Ten titles and a Like Cleaves. Penn took his learn '.o Ohio Slate (11 -3, 3-1) has won three was more nervous because of you The difference now is that he player of the year award along the Ihe Final Four last season. And in a row. Martin calmed his nerves by chip- all. and wanting to piny well." belongs. Martin earned his card by ; way. while Cleaves was Ihe coaches' ping in for eagle and wound up wilh He held up his end of the bargain. finishing 14th on Ihe Nike Topr Player of Ihe year in the Big Ten. A year ago, Michigan Slate won a 4 under 68 al Indian Wells lo trail Martin didn't expect to be treated money list, and likely will play ,it -.' Penn has matched Cleaves in enn was the media choice. ihe conference title by three games David Toms by five shots in ihe Bob like any other PGA Tour rookie, and leasi 25 tournaments this year. many ways but may be down lo his over Ihe Buckeyes. Bui the Spartans The two became friends lasi sum- Hope Classic. lhal certainly wasn't ihe case on ihe Hanging over him is Ihe lours "last shot at winning a Big Ten cham- had Ihe inside (rack, thanks to Ihe -pionship. The defining moment mer, spending a weekend together in The majority of ihe gallery fol- first hole Alter splitting the fairway appeal and his own health. The rul- Chicago during a pholo snoot for Big Ten's rotating schedule lhal • could come Thursday night at Value lowing Martin under a hoi desert sun with a 3-wood. he glanced al a rule ing trom the 9th Circuit Court of City Arena when Cleaves and No. Playboy magazine's preseason All- placed Ihe learns' only meeting in belonged lo the media, curious lo sheet and then asked a tour official America team. Last Lansing. Wilh a strong finish, Appeals in San Francisco could be 110 Michigan State put their unbeat- see how the 27-year-old Stanford to clarity a situation that pertained returned any day. Of greater concern en conference record on the line Penn said of Cleaves, "He's full Ihe Spartans edged Ohio Stale. 76- graduate who sued ihe PGA Tour for only to him. "against Penn and No. 13 Ohio State. of laughs. 71 is the circulatory disease in Martin's a right lo ride would perform. Was his caddie allowed to ride right leg that makes it virtually "I didn't take that personally." Cleaves said of Penn. "I kind of Now the Buckeyes' fans, if not "When there arc a lol of cameras, with him between the 18th green impossible for him lo walk 18 holes Cleaves said of Penn's stated goal you don'l want to do anything slu- fell in love with him. He's a great Ihe players themselves, relish ihe and firsl tee.' over tour rounds. The leg is getting ?He's just a guy with a lot of confl- pid." he said. The nerves showed on No. 11. his guy" chance lo get Michigan Stale in progressively worse. uence and he's a competitor. If I Nol lo worry. Aside from missing second hole, when Martin lipped out Columbus. They meet a second lime "I'm not worried aboul the courts a 14-inch pull for his only boge) •>! from 14 inches Three holes later, he Feb 14 in East Lansing. as much as I am his leg." said Melin- the first round, and nol converting came up short on the 483-yard par-5 "It'll be an electric almosphere." da Martin, his mother Michigan State coach Tom Izzo several oiher birdie chances. Martin Mid chipped in for eagle from aboul didn't look like a player in his firsl 25 feel For one day. Martin showed there said. "I hope Ihe game is as good as was nothing wrong with his game. Ihe buildup." lournamcnl since earning his PGA "Thai settled me down a little card three months ago bit." he said. The Hope Classic, sponsored py Ohio Stale coach Jim O'Brien "1 could have really gone low if I Martin made another 25-foot Chrysler, is traditionally a birdiefesi said ihe Big Ten schedule is so had made some pulls." he said. birdie from jusl off the green al No. A score like 68 is a good start, but daunling lhal learns can't afford Ihe The lowest round on a windless 17. and added birdies on Nos 7 and rounds similar to what Toms fiadxrn luxury of "gelling even" wilh an day belonged lo Toms, a iwo-timc 8 lo gel to 68. Wednesday are required at soyie Associated Press opponent winner lasl year who opened wilh a The second round will be packed point. photo Indian Wells played the easiest i I "We havcn'l spenl much lime 9-under 63 al Indian Wells, one of wilh irony. Among ihe three ama- Ihe four courses with an average ot PENN— (right) talking about Michigan Stale." he four courses used in Ihe 90-holc teurs he gets today is Dick Ferris, Buckeye guard said. "Maybe at ihe Big Ten tourna- tournament. (he chairman of the PGA Tour poli- 67.72. while the toughest iraek Scoonie Penn ment lasl year people talked about Former PCJA champion Bob cy board who testified against Mar- Wednesday was La Quinla at 70.69 The lowest score at La Quinla was a has brought the us gelling anolher shot at ihem. Bui Tway was among Ihose at 64. The tin two years ago when Martin sued for the right lo use a carl. 68 by Fred Couples. Buckeyes to we've spenl no lime talking aboul a group al 65 included Glen Day and rematch wilh Michigan State." Sieve Pale. Ihe runner-up lasl year "As an individual. Casey ... I Only 14 players failed lo break respectability. and victim of ihe greatest closing think he's wonderful," Ferris said par. including Gary Nicklaus (74 > An Ohio Stale win would create Now he looks round in PGA Tour history. after his round. "We also feel wjlk and Arnold Palmer (82). forward to a big carly-.-.cason chaos in ihe Big Ten — Thai belongs lo David Duval. ing is an integral part of the tour." "You've got lo shoot like 88 leaving five (cams wilh one league matchup with who returned to the PGA Wcsi Martin and Ferris Llulled during under." Day said. "I'm only 6-undci. loss Should Michigan Slale win. il course for Ihe firsl lime since his 59. a delay on ihe 16th tee. and Martin so I've got a long way lo go. If .we Mateen Cleaves would solidify the Spartans' position Duval was nine slrokes worse on said he expects no problems today. weie filing oul lo dinner, we haven'! and Michigan ;is wh&1 O'Brien calls "clearly Ihe "I think he's a nice guy." Martin even valeted the car yet" State. hesi icam in ihe conference and one Wednesday. "This course seemed like the\ said. "He also went oul ot his vv.iv lo Even Martin can appreciate lhal of ihe premier learns in ihe counlry." No. 1 Cincinnati keeps on rolling with victory over Memphis M . , -- ... I ^mm r»" T^^^^Hnae THE ASSOCIATED PRI SS Bui instead of putting the Tigers 22 points. ended a 4-for-l6 shooting slump by away. Cincinnati struggled because Cincinnati stretched its home Cincinnati and enraged Memphis it couldn't make many shots, either. winning slreak lo 40 games, third- CINCINNATI — Kenyon Mar- coach Johnny Jones, who was tin scored a career-high 28 points, The Bearcats missed their firsl nine longest in the nation, despite going assessed a technical foul tied Ihe school record with 10 blocks 3-point attempts and led only 54-46 only 3-of-l8on 3-point attempts and It turned oul lo be pivotal Steve and steadied top-ranked Cincinnati with 7:53 left when Martin look struggling to keep up wilh Memphis on an off-target nighl as the Bearcals control. on die boards. Logan hit the two free throws. beat Memphis 75-55 Wednesday. He scored on a pull-up jumper, a Memphis tried to play Cincinnati Cincinnati kepi ihe hall and Mick- free throw, an alley-oop dunk and a Martin scored seven consecutive man-to-man at the outset — a very eal's follow-up basket rebuilt the points late in ihe second half, allow- dunk off a rebound, pushing (he lead bad move Martin look advantage of lead to 25-17. Memphis never gol ing Cincinnati (17-1. 5-0 Confer- to 13 points and starting the closing sophomore center Kelly Wise, scor- within two points again. ence USA) to finally shake free of spurt. ing on a layup. a one-hand turn- the Tigers. Cincinnati turned a close Martin became the 38th Cincin- around bank shot and a jumper in an Cincinnati's front line rejected game inlo a blowout with a closing nati player to reach 1.000 career opening 8-0 run. one inside shot after another — the 21-9 run. points and once again matched Ihe At thai poini. Memphis went to a Bearcats had 10 blocks in the first Memphis (8-9. 1-3) opened the team record for blocked shots. Mar- zone and Cincinnati bogged down, Associated Press photo hall, seven by Martin. Bui the rejec- game in a staggering shooting slump lin also blocked 10 DcPaul shois in allowing the Tigers lo cut it to 19-17 MARTIN— Cincinnati Bearcat Kenyon Martin scored a career — thcTigcrs went jusl I for-20. and 1998. gaining a share of Ihe record on Marcus Moody's bank shot with tions came al a price: Memphis was high 28 points in the Bearcat's 75-55 win over Memphis last thai basket came on a goallending wilh Rick Roberson and Jimi Ard. 4:38 left. in belter positions for rebounds and night. call against Martin Keiron Shine led Memphis wilh Pele Mickeal's dunk oil a drive had a 27 22 edge at halftime.

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Page 10 The BG News Thursday, January 20. 2000 SPORTS unvw.bgnews.com/sports Transactions Standings Fr© fcS£ w»«"Jr [id-American Conference Glance COLUMBUS. Ohio — The third weekly slate Wednesday's Sports Transactions ilen's Basketball wrestling poll for 2000. as compiled by the Ohio Bv The Associated Press Indians sign Will lo minor league deal High School Wrestling Coaches Association (first- BASEBALL Conference All Games place votes in pareniheses) with total points: American League Pel. W CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians signed W DIVISION I BOSTON RED SOX—Agreed lo terms with OF Marty right-handed pitcher Bobby Will, a 14-year veteran, to •Easl 1. Lakewood St. Edward (14) 140 Cordova on a minor-league contract. a minor league contract Wednesday and invilcd him to QMcron 7 1 .875 13 4 2. Maple Heights 118 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to terms with RHP their spring training camp. Bobby Witt on a minor-league contract. Kent 6 1 .857 14 2 3. Huber Hts. Wayne 109 Will. 35. went 7-15 with a 5.94 ERA last season with 4. Cin. Moeller 69 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Agreed to terms with 2B .857 14 3 the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. He made a team-high 32 B(, 6 1 5. Wadsworth 55 Homer Bush on a three-year contract. starts and led ihe team in innings pitched (180). com- Marshall 5 2 .714 13 3 6. Solon 53 National League plete games, shutouts and walks. M'ami. Ohio 4 3 .571 8 7 7. Fairfield 48 MONTREAL EXPOS—Named Jeff Torborg catching Win is 138-155 in his major league career with a instructor and Maury Wills running instructor. Ohio 3 3 .500 10 8 8. Dayton Carroll 34 4 82 ERA. The University of Oklahoma alum was i 9. Akron Springfield 32 NEW YORK METS—Agreed to terms with 3B Charlie Buffalo 6 .143 3 13 member of the 1984 US, Olympic team. 1 10. Thomas Worthinglon 17 Hayes on a minor-league contract. "We arc excited to add a pitcher with the makeup Wesl DIVISION II PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Agreed lo terms with INF and experience that Bobby Witt brings to the table," N Illinois 3 4 .429 9 7 I.Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit (7) 113 Luis Sojo on a minor-league contract. said Indians general manager John Hart. 4 .429 9 7 2. Cols. DeSales (5) 109 BASKETBALL E. Michigan 3 National Basketball Association 4 10 5 3. St. Paris Graham 78 Jordan's relurn not enough lo spark Wizards Ball Si. 2 .333 4. Clyde 71 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Signed G-F Mark W. Michigan 2 4 .333 6 9 5. Uhrichsville Claymonl 66 Davis lo a 10-day contract. WASHINGTON — On the day Michael Jordan 1 5 .167 4 11 HOCKEY became part owner of the Washington Wizards, his Cent. Mich. 6. Sandusky Perkins 38 new team put on one of its worst performances of the Toledo 1 6 .143 7 11 7. Olmsted Falls 28 National Hockey League PHOENIX COYOTES—Assigned G Robert Esche to season before a less than half-full arena. The Wizards Wednesday's Results 8. Buckeye 24 9. Lewistown Indian Lake 22 Sprinfield of the AHL and F David Oliver to Houston of lost to 104-86 to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday Akron 89, E. Michigan 81 OT 10. Salem 18 the IHL. night. Kent 77. Ball St. 55 Canton South 18 SOCCER With Jordan and President Clinton watching from the owners box and security keeping fans at bay. Bowling Green 68. Miami. Ohio 63 DIVISION III Major League Soccer MIAMI FUSION—Announced the retirement of D Washington fell behind 17-5 to lose for the eighth W. Michigan 77. Toledo 73 1, Sandusky St. Mary's (8) 97 2. Bedford Chanel (1) 80 Edwin Gorier. time in nine games. Saturday's Games 3, Martins Ferry (1) 78 COLLEGE Michael Finley scored 23 points lo lead the Mav- Kent at Akron 68 AI.VERNIA—Named Edward L. Haas men's and ericks. Dirk Nowitzki tied a career-high with five 3- 4. CVCA point baskets and had 22 points. Shawn Bradley Cent. Michigan at Ball St. 5. Akron St. V-St. Mary 38 women's cross-country coach. BUTLER—Announced the resignation of Sharon added a season-high 20 points. Tracy Murray scored Buffalo at Miami. Ohio 6, Loudonville 30 7, Beachwood 29 Dingman. volleyball coach, to become volleyball coach .it 17 points to lead Washington. E. Michigan at Toledo 8, Cuyahoga Hts. 28 Illinois State. Wizards center Jahidi White scored cighi consecu- Marshall at N. Illinois 9. Sycamore Mohawk 19 TENNESSEE STATE—Named James Reese football tive points at the end of the first half to narrow the Mavericks' lead to 48-47. W. Michigan at Ohio 10. Liberty Center 14 coach.

Williams gets late start in victory '■ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the U.S. Open last September, slugging shots as hard as she could pouncing on short shots and going until she put away No. 14 MELBOURNE. Australia — As for the lines, and running up her Dominique Van Roost 6-1. 4-6. 8-6 if she finally heard the alarm go off. winners to 34 compared to three for Wednesday night to reach the third Serena Williams awoke from linger- Pratt. round. ing jet-lag midway through her sec- In a tournament rich with upsets "You've got to get through it. and PL ond match in the Australian Open in the first two rounds. American no matter what you're making, like and began to look like a champion. Kristina Brandi. ranked No. 54, four double faults in a row, you've For nearly an hour in a stuporous knocked off No 8 Amanda Coetzer just got to keep going for it." first set Thursday, the third-seeded 6-1, 6-3. Five seeded women and Capriati said. Williams played as sloppily as she nine seeded men arc out of the draw For the "new" Jennifer Capriati at Mm had in a first-round squeaker. Then in four days. 23. there are no goals and no regrets, suddenly, she couldn't miss as she Getting through to the third round no future and no past, just the match pressed her attack to win seven were No. 6 Barbara Schett, No. 10 on the court, the point on the score- straight games in a 7-5. 6-1 victory Conchita Martinez, No. 12 Sandrine board and the ball in front of her. over Australian Nicole Pratt. Testud. No. 13 Arantxa Sanchez- After all she's been through, she Williams, the 18-year-old U.S. Vicario and No. 16 Elena Likhovtse- doesn't burden herself with expecta- Open champion, arrived in Mel- va. tions, her own or anyone else's. She bourne without her injured sister. Defending men's champion and tries her best to handle victory and Venus, just a few days before the second-seeded Yevgeny Kafelnikov asp* defeat with equanimity. tournament and hadn't played a advanced with a 6-3. 6-0, 6-1 romp It's all part of her one-day-at-time ft m match since Oct. 4. The rust and the over Daniel Vacek. weariness showed in the first round Falling from the men's draw were approach to life back on the tour. and most of the first set in the sec- two of last year's semifinalists. No. So it was that Capriati could ond. 7 Nicolas Lapentli and No. 10 shake off that flurry of wildness Williams lost her opening service Tommy Haas. Last year's runnerup. even when it might appear to others and fell behind 2-0. though neither No. 6 Thomas Enqvist. lost in the thai she was choking away the player hit a clean winner in the 30 first round. match with a 3-2,40-love lead in the points contested during the 19 min- Lapentti retired in the fourth set third set. utes of those two wretched games. against France's Arnaud Clcmcni Four double faults and a back- They played on in similar medi- with weakness from a cold, and hand clunker that landed seven feet ocrity lo 5-5, exchanging unforced Haas claimed a rib injury hampered wide cost her the game. Four errors all the way Then, finally. him in a 7-5. 6-3. 6-3 loss to Moroc- unforced errors on Van Roost's serve Williams looked fresh and quick. can Younes El Aynaoui. in the next game put Capriati behind Associated Press photo She held serve at love, then broke Four straight double faults to 4-3. Instead of flinging her racket or S. WILLIAMS— 18 year old U.S. Open champion Serena Williams was a little rusty in her first for the set with a snapping volley. blow a lead in the final set would be round match at the Australian Open, but won a 7-5, 6-1 over Nicole Pratt. Williams rolled from there, cut- enough to set off a racket-throwing breaking down in tears or sulking to ting down her unforced errors from tantrum in anyone from a weekend defeat. Capriati dug her way out of 32 in the first set to a mere 10 in the hacker to a hardened pro. the jam by yielding only two points second. More importantly, she Jennifer Capriati simply wiped in her next two service games and began attacking the ball as she had her brow and went back to work. breaking Van Roost for a 6-5 lead. PISRN€LLO'S Open Weekdays at 4 p.m.; Open at I unch Fri., Sal. & Sun The Student Union has •205 fl. moin Jt. 5 525166 Closed its Doors for u No Coupon Needed Just Ask ! WE'VE Small 10" ONLY Renovation 1 Item Pizza $4.50 Here is where to find us Add 2 cans of Pop-75c FREE DELIVERY during the renovation: 3524166 ENDS Jo-j- Voted Best (All phone numbers 93' • 94' • 95' • 96' • 97' • 98' • 99' 1/31/00 remain the same) SUNDAYS Union ID Night- Get in Student Union administrative offices 215 South Hall 372-2241 free with union ID. Space Assignments 215 South Hall 372-2941 MONDAYS Catering Sen/ices 103 Centrex Building 372-6951 College Night- Get in free Student Activities 204 South Hall 372-2343 with College ID. University Activities Organization 210 South Hall 372-2486 WEDNESDAYS Student Legal Services 401 South Hall 372-2951 Amateur Night- Toledo's Information Center Olscamp Hall 372-2741 Hottest at /Opm/ $100-$300 cash prizes'! Computer Lab 2nd Floor, Student Services 372-2738 Design Lab Amani Room, Commons TOLEDO'S WILDEST Little Shop University Bookstore 372-2851 WEEKEND PARTY! 112 University Hall 372-9633 Two clubs- Two stages Copy Center Twice the fun! ATM's SATURDAYS Huntington Library Couples Night- Bring in Key Bank Founders your lady to party witn Mid-Am MacDonald ours and pay no covert Dining Services: Commons Founders Kreischer MacDonald Check out our For updates on the renovation or for further information, please visit our LOVE Web site at: wvvw.bgsu.edu/offices/union/index.html BOUTIQUE 135 S Bvic «d roli-do 531 0079 Thursday, January 20, 2000 The BG News Page 11

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Call USA Spring Break for a special artwork free brochure, rates and ask how you can SENIOR PORTRAITS GO FOR FREE! ASK ABOUT OUR LAST CHANCE for as low LAST MINUTE SPECIALS!! 1-888-777- SENIOR PORTRAITS 4642 www.usasprlngbreak.com You can't delay any longer. Starting next Monday, Jan. 24, Carl Wolf Studio will be as $15 or $20!" on campus taking senior portraits for the Personals final time this year Portraits are taken in the yearbook office in 28 West Hall (Basement) from 10am-6pm daily. Por- A Attention A traits taken in dress clothes and cap and B B gown, which Ihe studio provides. Call Deadline 2 days SBEEKS X We now X 372-8634 to schedule a sitting have Greek A Don't be left out of the special A 2000 Key Yearbook! prior by 4:00pm. E letters for E your personal d> Senior Portraits Stop in @ 204 West Hall ads! I" Schedule 1 On-Line H $1 extra H Senior Portraits are next week and this 1 per line of I the final session this year Schedule your Call 372-6977 K Greek letters K sitting online at: A Stopln e A www.carlwolfstudio.com username bowllnggreen2k for more information M 204 West Hall M password 0037 N to place your ad N Or call Ihe yearbook office at 372-8634 Portraits taken daily 10 6pm in 28 West Hall $6 sitting lee can be bursared IT'S BURSARABLEI! !!!!!!!!IMI!#######*«*** Are you worried about your weight? The sisters of AT would like to New-Confidential Support Group congratulate Rachel Zychowicz Take a Bite ATTENTION RISING SENIORS! on her recent engagement to and on the move for Health & Joy Applications now available (or Jim Robinson. will encourage healthy eating & exercise Beyond BG Scholarship We're so happy for you! and positive body image. Pick yours up today at Every Wed 3:30pm Starting Jan. 26 APAPAI'APAr Mileti Alumni Center Room 170 Wellness Connection Due: Fri Feb. 18, 2000 by 5pm Unlimited tanning until spnng break. 372-9355 $45 or a month unlimited $25 (new bulbs) DAFFODIL DAYS A I I LN I ION ALL SlUUbNIS: Campus Tanning 352-7889. DAFFODIL DAYS Do you have a part-time job for Spnng? Coming March 20th Is it related to your major/career goals? Volunteer Fair at UCF Come and see if you qualify for Jan. 20 5:00pm-7:00pm SENIOR PORTRAITS COOP 050 Join us for Free Pizza LAST CHANCE a NO-COST transcript notation. SENIOR PORTRAITS Lend CREDIBILITY to your employment. Worried about pregnancy?? You can't delay any longer. Starting next Coop 310SSBIdg 372-2451 details. Free Pregnancy Tests Confidential and Monday. Jan 24. Carl Woll Studio will be Caring 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center. on campus taking senior portraits for the Confidential Eating Disorder Group final time this year. Portraits are taken in Women at all stages of recovery the yearbook office in 28 West Hall group support & encouragement Wanted (Basement) from 10am-6pm daily. Por- confidential interactive discussions traits taken in dress clothes and cap and Every Tuesday 7-8:30pm gown, which the studio provides. Call Women's Center, Hanna Hall 108 1 to 2 M or F sublsrs needed. 1 bdrm 372-8634 to schedule a sitting Student Health Service. Judy Millei (urn. or unfurn. apt. Close to campus. Don't be left out of the special 372-7425 for more info. $300 mo. No sec. dep Elec. only. 353- 2000 Key Yearbook! 9244. Delta Zeta Sorority Senior Portraits Information Sessions! Apt. located beside Best Western, own Schedule Sunday 1/23 7-9pm room, $267. Everything included * cable. On-Llne Sigma Phi Epsilon House Please call Yugo at 354-5417. Senior Portraits are next week and this OB the final session this year. 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Call 353-4620 Dancers wanted - Toledo's newest club needs. Pinnacle is within walking distance www.StudentCitv.com 451 THURSTIN Pan-time and Full-lime from campus. Part-time must work a mini- Efficiencies for summer and No exp. necessary, will train mum of twelve (12) hours a week. Up to 419-476-6640 $6.15 per hour plus attendance bonus to For Rent Aug. to May. Assigned start, opportunity for increases. Being de- Parking Starts at $320.00. EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS pendable could help secure a job for the Work part-lime, full-time, even put in over- summer and next semester. "Houses, Apis., Rooms 00-01 S Y " ^ BG Music j± 517 E. REED time hours, around your college and per- Apply M-F, 8am-4pm at: Pinnacle Plastic Houses; 916 3rd St., 6 bed-new carpet sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 Products, 513 Napolean Rd. Bowling 315 E. Merry Up 4-Bed-lncl. Utilities One bedroom for Aug. to hours per week or 40 hours plus over- Green, OH. 211 E Reed, Up or Down-New Carpel w^And Sound w^ May. 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From Aug. to Aug. have good communication skills, be 236 Troup St across Irom WBGU 12 and delail-oriented person lo work in a bright, enthusiastic and energetic. We are month lease, available in August. 4 bed- r team environment Assist with research. 150 1/2 MANVILLE willing to tram the nght person! rooms $225/month plus utilities per stu- writing, editing and proofreading copy for Very competitive compensation commen- dent. Call 352-8147, ask tor Alan. r One bedroom upstairs. press releases, paid ads. catalogs and surate wilh job experience $400 plus utilities. Limit 2 web pages. Excellent opportunity to in- For confidential interview, send or fax re- 3-4 subleasers needed Summer 2000. K crease your portfolio. Relevant work ex- sume to: Close to campus, 4 bedroom house on people. From May to May. penence preferred Preference given to Q-Zar Second St. Call anytime, 353-9440 303 S. Summit individuals desiring employment longer 5836 Monroe St r than 2 semesters. $5.90/hour, 15 Sylvania, OH 43560 Apis for 2000-2001 school year 352 6612 Four bedroom house $990 hours/week Portfolio required lor inter- Phone (419) 885-3460 1 to 3 person - 12 mo leases only plus utilities. Limit 5 people. view. Call Anita Knauss, 372-8181 lor ap- Fax (419) 885-3578 Sieve Smith 352-8917 or 367-8666 134 E. Wooster .V* pointment. Application deadline Jan. 21, No calls after 8pm From May to May. 2000 Talented, lake charge person for pre- Bowling Green school & toddler units in daycare center. Clean, quiet 2-BR down town-washer, [111 Entrepreneurs Wanted Pt time hrs. avail., work directly with chil- yard, pel ok. $485. March 1. Many other locations Student Painters is looking for highly dren & interface with parents. Call 878- 354-2910. motivated people wilh a great attitude 4190 for more info. available. 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