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trideuy. Stpj. <*j /Los Angeles airport runway; 34 bicycle In front of the Administration Building Thursday afternoon. hanging from the trees," said ing on her porch when she saw were killed. Former student retains open attitude Science

by Robin Coe view. "I wasn't the primary or- He said there was a lot of bit- instructor The BC News ganizer [of the protest]," he add- terness between them because ed. Licate opposed the war and be- Editor's note: This is the first However, Licate said he lieved in protests. However, Jer- receives part in a continuing series about agreed with the messages behind ome had different opinions. people who have made an impact the protest. "Protesting was not honorable on the University. "The whole philosophy is that and not good for the [Universi- In the culturally rich city of institutions of higher education ty]," he said. "[Jerome] wouldn't accolades Seattle, a man who led the stu- should create individuals of soci- permit it." byJImVlckers dent body in ety," he said. Jerome was also bitter because The BC News 19 6 8-69 The residence halls essentially of the power Licate gained for through the took over the responsibility of the student council - now called A University science most con- parenthood when students en- the Undergraduate Student educator was awarded one troversial Government. Licate changed the of science's highest honors period the Uni- entire direction of the legislative Thursday at a press confer- versity has body. ence in Washington DC. when he I ever experi- Student government preri- enced, is living dents in the past had been cot.- an alternative siderably conservative ana lifestyle that Llcate usually were members of the fits into his Greek community, and thus view of life, politics and plea- Greek-oriented, he said. sure. "I was the first non-Greek Nick Lie-it c was the Student president," he said. Council President in 1968^9 - a tered the University. However, Licate pushed for repre- period of mass movements students did not agree that the sentation from the Black Student within the U.S. and the Universi- University should be a family Union in the student council and .ty. He had the job of governing paradigm. Instead, they believed also for more female repre- Hammond students during the Vietnam War it should be an institution of sentation on the campus as a Hammond, Senior McMaster Fellow at - a difficult time for many. government. whole. He was involved Jn the March During a March 1969 Universi- The student government was the University's Center for 5,1969 "illegal" open house that ty Board of Trustees meeting, only considered an advisory en- Photochemical Sciences, took place in Rodgers Hall to Licate and many other students tity until he was elected. Despite was the chemist to receive protest open house policy and walked out when they were re- the benevolence of the adminis- the award this year. other policies of the residence fused recognition by President tration, he gained political power The National Medal of halls. This protest and the voice Jerome. Jerome refused to rec- for student government. Science, which was estab- of Licate and his student ognize Licate and refused to rec- "No one gives the power," he lished in 1961, is awarded government changed the resi- ognize the African-American said. "You pretty much have to by the president of the dence hall structure into what it students of the newly formed fight for it." United States to honor life- Key flic photo is today. Black Student Union. Licate graduated from the time achievement in phys- ics, biology, math, engi- Nick Llcate, student body president during the 1968-69 academic "The dormitories were oper- "We [myself and Jerome] had i> University in 1969 with a degree ated like child-care facilities," very formal, if not icy, re- See AWARD, page four. year, answers a fellow student's question. Llcate Is now an Insur- See LICATE, page four. ance broker In Seattle. Licate said during a phone Inter- lationship," Licate said. INSIDE CAMPUS CITY SPORTS WEATHER

Undergraduate Student University students miss- The Bowling Green soc- Becoming sunny today Government's new district ing their pets can adopt a cer team is hosting the with a high in the upper 70s senators were elected, with new furry friend from the Kwik Goal Classic this and west winds about 10 more students running for Wood County Humane So- weekend. The Falcons take mph. It will be clear tonight office than last year. ciety. on the University of Dayton with a low in the mid 50s •■Page 4. •■Pages. Saturday at 3 p.m. again. • Page 6. Editorial The BG News page two Friday, September 9,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barnum news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco Joe Peiffer editorial editor City Editor Ear to the ground...

I ong lines at the Bursar are nothing new, long ■*-* lines at the registrar office are nothing new, long lines in financial aid are nothing new, but it comes to our attention that if these on-going prob- lems cannot be solved, at the very least we can see some semblance of organization of the offices. Why is financial aid on the opposite end of campus from the Bursar Office? To us this seems like putting toilet paper on one end of the campus and the toilets on the other. Or putting the bottle in McFall and the shot glass in the Union. Or... well you get the point. Baseball exposed on the lube rack The Non-Academic Functions Committee and Uni- versity President Paul Olscamp are recommending It has been brought to my at- ginning one of her soliloquies. they combine these services ~ hopefully this will tention that sometimes I have a tale and Ricki Lake were paired together to call a match of Auto "I mean, I was fat once. One happen soon. difficult time coming to a point. day I just decided to lose weight Mechanic Mania *** So if you're looking for a 'rule to and look at me now," Ricki says, The call might go something Somebody has done a bad, bad thing to the rock in- live by,' skip now to paragraph pleading for fat people ratings. 19. But if you're looking for a like this: between Kreischer and Harshman quadrangles. "Joe Customer is a man who "Here he goes, he's got the left little something to brighten your brake shoe off. He's replacing it When the University awoke Wednesday morning, the has had some squeaky brakes for 9:30 a.m. class, Read on, young ... the rachet's in - Ooh foul bolt! slogan "Incest is best," was emblazoned on the the past two weeks. For the past warrior, read on. Ladies and gentlemen, the nut sacred rock. Besides saying a lot about the family three days, the squeaking has be- who painted the rock, it is what we call an eyesore. didn't fit the bolt. He's got a new Pucker up and get ready 'cause come so loud, Joe is afraid his bolt - it's on, going, going, going, EAR feels the culprits could have at least been a wife will find out he is cheating the world's turning upside down JFoe it's in there, baby! Mike has fixed little more creative in their choice of slogans. Per- this morning. I'm talking about on her with their underage the brakes! Mike has fixed the haps adding the phrase, "PJO is a A-S-S or Kiss me the strike. Yes, as you know, it's neighbor," Ricki says with that brakes! I'll tell you Ricki, no one I'm a rock," would be a bit more appropriate. been about a month since the algae-sucker face she makes. can fix a set of brakes like Mike," Hey, this rock has been v symbol of University fun baseball players decided the "To solve his problem, Joe's Vitale says, ending the broad- work weeks as long as he's been come to Mike the Mechanic. Do and mahem for many years and is something stu- owners weren't playing fair and able to work. Although he often cast. took their collective balls home. you want to meet this guy?! ?" she Which brings me to my point, dents should enjoy painting. But, Jeez Louise, if comes home with greasy hands screams orgasmically. And with today being "B-Day," it's almost assumed that baseball you're going to paint the rock, don't be dumb. and clothes, Joey still enjoys a Enter Vitale, beady eyes the day when we find out if the good hug from his wife Mary Jo. players are irreplaceable. "No *** ablaze. boys of summer are going back On weekends, Joey enjoys pop- one can hit the ball like Barry Remember - the Black Swamp Festival is happen- "Joe Customer is in the work ing this weekend. It's a great place to see local art to the park, I decided to engage ping open a smooth Old Mill, go- Bonds. Greg Maddux is the best in a little fantasy role playing. ing fishing with his buddies and area ~ it appears he's talking pitcher of all time." and hear local bands like The Kind. It's also a good Not the kind of fantasy that has coaching high school Softball." things over with Mike. Take a Overlooked is how important place to people-watch, for those of you who are into me picking my nose in the back- You have to ask yourself if look at Mike's eyes. The way he and irreplaceable a good brake that kind of thing. And a little bird told me beers seat of a car in an Aerosmith there was an auto mechanics' looks over the car. I'll tell ya, is man is to you. were just a dollar. So if you've got the time and a video, but almost as fun. strike would radio talk show there no more exciting sport than Really. I mean, if a batter couple of bucks head on downtown to frolic with the Let's pretend that instead of a hosts find themselves saying Auto Mechanic Mania?" Vitale strikes out, he goes back to the townies. baseball strike the country was things like, "Hey, just because says. dugout and gets a fresh wad of *** crippled by an auto mechanic they're tired of working under I love Dick Vitale. You know tobacco. If the brake guy screws Congratulations to the newly elected USG "sena- strike. It's kinda fun when you the rack all day, getting oil spil- that no matter what the sport, it up your brakes, you could fly tors." EAR just hopes all the new-found power think about the possibilities. Kids led on them and having waitress can't be long before he starts through the windshield and be doesn't go to your heads. With all of this bringing up running around vying for famous glare at their dirty fingernails, making up terms. known for the rest of your life as of things, "suggesting" items and rewriting of re- auto mechanic cards. The cards does that mean that they have to "Look at this kid, he can really 'Johnny No-face,' and that's no sumes, we just hope you still have time to wait in line would have stats like: brakes re- let the kids down? dance around the barn. He's a fun. for the bars. paired in a season; mufflers "I mean, the average mechanic real 'U.H.P.'er. Under-the-Hood So the next time your mechanic changed per year; transmissions makes almost $450 a week, has a Player, baby. You know what I fixes your brakes and the guy plugged; girls called 'honey' and relatively rust-free Chevy Nova, mean, Ricki," Vitale says. does a good job, say thank you, given a discount because they two kids, some food and a two- "Well, Dick..." Ricki says, be- pat him on the back and ask for The BG News Staff showed cleavage; number of suc- bedroom house. C'mon, what's he fore she was cut off like an his autograph. If you're lucky cessful tire rotations in a year, want for playing the game of aulo Amish kid who gets a tattoo. maybe he'll sign your famous photo editor Ross Weilzner etc. "He's got the car up on the mechanics?" Kind of fun, huh? mechanics card. sports editor Mike Kazimore His bio under the stats might Wait, it gets better. Imagine if rack baby!! It's like he's saying, assistant sports editor Marly Fuller read: "Joey Buttafuoco (yes, big auto mechanics were watched 'give me the ratchet, give me the City Editor Joe was an auto mechanic), a 32 with the same amount of vigor ratchet!'," Vitale screams. Joe Peiffer is City Editor and a Joe Pfeiffer weekly columnist for The News. graphics editor Jim Mericsko year-old veteran out of Trenton, that fans and media displayed for "Mike is really trying to fix this car. He's living proof that Questions, comments or concerns Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan N.J. has lived In the town his en- baseball. We'll call it Auto Me- you can do anything if you put should be directed to jpeiffc special projects editor Robin Coe tire life. A consistent performer, chanic Mania And let's pretend Joey has been turning in 40- hour for just one moment that Dick VI- your mind to it," Ricki says, be- @andy. bgsu.edu assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski copy chief Dawn Keller Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams MAN ON THE STREET

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Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is "I'd always choose the stores "I'm more likely to shop at "It's easier to go to a store "Meijer is too big. I'd rather published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in that are closer. Stores like Meijer because I'm familiar like that rather than go to five go to a store where I know the stories or photograph descriptions. Meijer are just a big head- with it." little stores." where everything is." Opinions excpressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body ache." faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters Brian Hrebin Dave Stein Andrea Donatelli Kelly Houts i needed for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and Freshman include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. Sophomore Junior Freshman The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. . Purchasing Sports Management Pre-law Sports Management The BG News Headlines Friday, September 9,1994 page three THEY SAID IT "We've been seeking to get the nego- tiations started, but you can't do that unless you start talking. We've got to continue to talk." September 19 9 4 ITHREE •Jerry McMorris, Colorado Rockies owner Silent footsteps Top Albums ACROSS Weekly charts for the THE STATE nation's best-selling albums as they appear Keep on swimming year. The organism that causes it in next week's issue of The City Park Pool w il /remain may be carried in food, water or Billboard magazine. open Saturday and Sunday and feces. Reprinted with next weekend from 1 p.m. to 7 The most common way shigel- p.m., providing University stu- losis is spread is "person-to- permission. dents with one last glimpse of person, through dirty hands," summer. There is a $2 charge for said Robert French, supervisor of 1 II, Boyz II Men those six and older and a $1 cost infectious diseases in the epi- (Motown) for those under six. demiology unit at the health de- partment. 2. The Uon King Sound- Hand-washing is a critical fac- track, (Disney) tor in preventing the spread of Platinum. shigellosis, French said. Hands 3. Forrest Gump Ohioans infected by always should be washed after Soundtrack, (Epic) bacteria changing a child's diaper or help- 4. The 3 Tenors in COLUMBUS - A bacterial ing him or her go to the bath- disease that sickened about 640 room. Concert 1994, Carreras- About 600 of 1,734 passengers Domingc-Pavarotti with people aboard a cruise ship last week also hit Ohioans in high and 40 of 612 crew members on a Mehta (Atlantic) numbers last year, the health de- cruise ship sailing round-trip 5. DooMe, Green Day partment said. from San Pedro, Calif., to Ensen- (Reprise) Platinum. More than 1,400 cases of shigel- sada. Mexico, were stricken by losis were reported to the Ohio shigellosis last week. One person 6. Purple, Stone Temple died. Pilots (Atlantic) Department of Health in 1993, up from 3SS in 1992. Platinum. The health department said the 7. The Sign, Ace of Base number of cases reported last Device in scare was not (Arista) Platinum. year was the highest reported in bomb 8. Candlebox, Candlebox 14 years. Officials do not know IRONTON, Ohio - A suspected (Maverick-Sire) the cause of the increase. explosive device left in a paper In nearly 1,300 cases where age bag at a department store was not Platinum was known, about half occurred a bomb, authorities said Thurs- 9. August & Everthlng in children under 6, and about 290 day. After, Counting Crows of those were associated with The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobac- (Geffen) Platinum outbreaks at day-care centers. co and Firearms found no explo- 10. Regulate-.G Funk The centers provide ample op- sives in the device left Wednes- portunities for infection because day at Hills Department Store, Era.Warren G (Vfolator- infants and toddlers touch dirty Police Chief Rodney McFarland RAL) Platinum surfaces and put their hands into said. The FBI would investigate their mouths. the case as extortion, he said. Shigellosis, which causes diarrhea, vomiting and fever, strikes about 15,000 people a Compiled from staff and wire Top Singles reports. ikiy charts for the EXTRA,! nation's best-selling EXTRA.! In The News singles as they appear 19 years ago in next week's issue of University President Hollis Moore, Billboard magazine- Jr. returned to work Monday after a Reprinted with month's absence during which he permission. Platinum underwent treatment for high fever signifies more than 1 million copies sold. and minor infection at Toledo Hospital. l.m Make Love To You, Boys n Men (Motown) 2. Stay (I Missed You). Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories (RCA) 3. Stroke You Up. Changing Faces (Spoiled APPk«o/D*i*CuldM Rotten-Big Beat) Gold 4. When Can I See You, Helen Johnson lays flowers Wednesday at Milwaukee City Hall next to 491 pairs of shoes placed in Baby face (Epic) remembrance of people killed by guns. They represent the number of gun deaths In Wisconsin each 5. Wild Night, John year. Mellencamp &Me'Shell Ndegeocelio (Mercury) 6. Endless Love, Luther Vandross & Mariah ACROSS Carey (Columbia) 7. Fantastic Voyage, THE NATION Coolio (Tommy Boy) Contestant upsets Several Indian groups have for the virus that causes the 8. Can You Feel the asked Bauer, a blue-eyed blonde disease. Love Tonight, Elton American Indians who says she is part Indian, to The settlement, formalized John (Holly wood) Gold drop the routine. Friday, is believed to be the first ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - A "Even after being told that she in Georgia based on claims of 9. All I Wanna Do, Friday St Saturday Miss America contestant who will be insulting Native Ameri- emotional suffering from a fear SherylCrow(A&M) dances in buckskin under a burial cans and making a mockery of of contracting AIDS, said Brent 10. This DJ., Warren G, 8:00p.m., 10:00p.m., & Midnight scaffold for her talent routine is their spirituality,... [Bauer] has Savage, the plaintiffs' lawyer. (Violator) fighting attacks from American not changed her plans to perform Compiled from staff and wire 111 Olscamp admission $1.50 Indians who call the portrayal a dance dressed in a buckskin inaccurate and insulting. dress under a tribal burial scaf- reports. Miss South Dakota Kristi Lynn fold," the American Indian Bauer said she still plans to per- Community House Inc. said CORRECTION form the interpretive dance in Wednesday. the national pageant that begins The Theta Chi Rush ad Monday. Settlement reached in n the September 6 issue "It's to honor the Native Amer- of the BG News was £izz£ ican culture," Bauer said AIDS case incorrect. The ad should Wednesday. Others don't see it that way. SAVANNAH, Ga. - An $850,000 have read All Sports "The issue here is you don't do legal settlement will be split Champions 93/94 instead a dance routine in a cemetery," among 49S former patients of a of 92/93. The BG News said South Dakota Commissioner dentist who died after contract- of Indian Affairs Francis White- ing AIDS, even though none of apologizes for any bird. the patients has tested positive inconvenience. mm353-7272 BGNet Registration Monday-Wednesday 11 a.m. - 1 a.m. Thursday-Saturday 11 a.m. • 3 a.m. Jerome Library, Room 126 .,_ Who: When: Sunday Noon - Midnight BGSU Faculty * Grad Students Aug. 16—Aug. 23,1994 Aug. 16—Sept. 16 M—F 8:30am—5:30pm 'ONE 14" LARGE r Two Pizzas r Nifty Nine Fifty "^ Seniors Sa/Su Closed ■ One 14* Large Build Your | One 16" Extra ■ Aug. 22—Sept. 16 Aug. 24—Sept. 16 I ONE TOPPING Own & One 14" Large Large Two Toppings Juniors M—Tr 8:30am-8:30pm; J I TwoToDDinos 1 I Aug. 29—Sept. 16 F 8:30am-7:30pm; I Sophomores Su 5:30pm-8:30pm Sept. 2—Sept. 16 Closed Sept. 3 & 4 $6»s :$i395: $950 Freshmen Labor Day Hours 1:30pm—8:30pm Sept. 7—Sept. 16 For Information Call 372-0999 v. Campus The BG News page four Friday, September 9, 1994 Petition turnout for USG rises ASC9 s top priority Fewer off-campus students take part in voting process is communication by Robin Coe "I think it's the intense compe- Alan Grottle, district five sena- by Lawrence Hannan The BC News tition [of the elections that tor, said he would like to get stu- 1994 District Senator pleased me]," Mathe said. dents more involved in USG. Results The BG News Vice President Bill Wilson said "Not enough people are inter- ested in USG," Grottle said. Developing a stronger base of communications with students, Undergraduate Student he had hoped for a higher voter •District 1 faculty and the administration is a top priority of the Adminis- Government experienced a raise turnout and more campaigning trative Staff Council. in petition turnout for district activity. Brian Dicken, off-campus Matthew Hoostal •District 2 ASC Chairwoman Pat Green ,said she believes improving senators this year, although "I was disappointed to not see senator, said he is concerned communication within the University community is especially voter turnout dropped. some senators out campaigning," about getting off-campus stu- Chelsea Herriott important now that the search for a new University president At the USG Wilson said. dents involved in USG and find- ^District 3 has begun. district senator Matthew Hooslal, district one ing solutions to the parking prob- Kim Vargo "Like a lot of other organizations, we plan to be involved and elections senator, said now that he has lem. •District 4 offer input in the selection of the new president," Green said. Wednesday, been elected he would like to "As a result, It's very important that our message and our com- work with general fee expendi- Kim Vargo, district three sena- G.JackThetgyi 761 student munication to various administration officials be clear and pre- tures and parking problems, as tor, said she would like to create votes were •District S cise." cast, a 0.2 per- well as improve USG. a forum with Kohl and Founders Alan Grott "I want to see the Mathe- Hall to inform them of even's cent drop from •District 6 "We'd like to continue to devise a more consistent standard e- Wilson administration do well," happening in USG. last year. valuation form for the administration," Green said. "We'd also There was an Hoostal said. Julie McConaughy Chelsea Herriott, district two "I would like to represent the like to work on and, improve the daycare issue. We're also look- 11 percent in- ing to increase the scholarships we offer and look at the non- crease in stu- senator, and Amanda Herriott, residents of Founders and Kohl •Off Campus off-campus district senator, said Hall to the best of my ability," academic functions report that just came out." dent petitions. Jeremy Foltz Chairman-elect Bryan Benner said he agrees with Green that "I think I was pleased with the they are concerned about cam- Vargo said. Amanda Herriott pus safety. the council should try to improve its communication with other voter turnouts and results," USG Brian Dicken University constituents. President Jennifer Mathe said. "We need to make improve- Other district senators could Jason Willis ments if people are still being ai not be reached for comment. "Some people have said that they don't have a real good idea of The turnout for on campus Mike Schaller what it is we do," Benner said. "We'd like to improve that." voters was up from last year, but tacked on campus," Amanda Herriott said. She said the light- There will be a USG meeting Looking ahead to this year, Benner said he believes there is a the turnout for off-campus stu- lot for the council to do. dents went down. USG had hoped ing on campus needs to be Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the McFall checked and construction areas Center. The new district senators "We have some input with the search [committee] that is for a better turnout compared to choosing the new president," Benner said. past years. need better security. will be sworn in at the meeting. AWARD Campus fraternity honors freshmen Continued from page one. neering and the behavioral and computer chip design and im- social sciences. provements in photography and Sigma Phi Epsilon rewards two men with scholarship funds "These recipients have paved color copying, Neckers said. the way for a stronger economy, Neckers said Hammond is in by Jennifer Schab took place last week at the Sigma recently on campus. in high esteem. a healthier society and an im- residence at the University's The BG News Phi Epsilon House. The money "I was really surprised ... I It also helps the fraternity to proved quality of life for all of Center for Photochemical Sci- given to the winners was raised didn't think I would win it," get to know new freshmen, and in us," said Jack Gibbons, President ences one week every month. Imagine being in a balancing from alumni donations and from Kerekes said. "I knew all of my part give them information to Clinton's science adviser. During that week he meets act in a talent show - trying to funds budgeted with the fraterni- hard work and involvement help with possible recruiting. In his introduction, Gibbons with individual students, faculty, stabilize a plate with an apple on ty's dues. would pay off." "The balanced man is a symbol referred to Hammond as "the administration and post- it on the tip of your nose while This particular scholarship Kerekes was a varsity wrestler of Sigma Phi Epsilon," Bachman pre-eminent educator of the cen- doctorate associates. standing on one foot. It would be was founded at the national level and soccer player, a member of said. "Sigma Phi Epsilon had the tury in his field." Hammond said "Hammond interacts with stu- quite a difficult task. of the fraternity. Students Against Drunk Driving highest G.P.A. for active mem- he was very honored to have dents at all levels by serving as Believe it or not, quite a num- In order to discover who met and a member of a social action bers last spring, was No. 1 in received the award and ex- their adviser, discussing their ber of people perform equally the criteria and who did not, group. community service and came in pressed gratitude to his col- research progress and their challenging balancing acts on a hopefuls filled out informal ap- leagues who helped him in his progress as scientists," Neckers regular basis by juggling plications that could be obtained "I was really surprised... I didn't think I work. said. schoolwork, job, athletics, com- from guidance counselors in "I am also grateful that life has Hammond has been affiliated munity service and social activi- Ohio high schools. would win it. I knew all of my hard work and given me the opportunity to do with the University since 198P ties in their everyday lives. Application requirments in- something which I have gen- To help recognize those people cluded information concerning involvement would pay off. uinely enjoyed and which I be- The other recipients of this who perform such acts, members G.P.A., hours of community ser- Scott Kerekes lieve has also contributed in year's award were: Albert W. of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Frater- vice, employment, academic some small measure to whole- Overhauser, a Purdue University nity offered the Balanced Man honors, as well as involvement in some growth of the total human physicist; Frank Press, a distin- Scholarship to freshman males organizations, athletics and experience," he said. guished geophysicist; Elizabeth who meet the qualifications of "a social groups. Matt Bachman, president of third in the all-sports intramural Hammond is being recognized Neufield, chairwoman of the balanced man." These applications allowed a Sigma Phi Epsilon, said the standings." for his contribution to the field of UCLA Department of Biological Freshmen Brian Ferritto and panel of executive board mem- reason they started the schol- organic photochemistry, accord- Chemistry; John Cocke, a retired Scott Kerekes were the recipi- bers from Sigma Phi Epsilon to arship was so they could encour- Bachman said even though ing to Douglas C Neckers, exec- IBM fellow; Thomas Eisner, Cor- ents of this year's scholarships. narrow down the list of 35 appli- age young men to incorporate th • Sigma Phi Epsilon is promoting utive director of the University s nell University Biologist; Robert Ferritto received a check for cants to 18. Each male was then values and beliefs in diversity in its values, the recipients of the Center for Photochemical Sci- K. Merton, eminent Columbia $500 and Kerekes received a either interviewed in his home studies, athletics and social ac- scholarships are in no way ex- ences. Hammond's work has had University sociologist and hu- $250 check at a reception that over the summer or interviewed tivities that the fraternity holds pected to join the fraternity. commercial applications such as manist; and Ray W. Clough. LICATE Tammy Carstensen isortallo's Continued from page one. Happy 19Ui to in political science and sociology, He said he enjoys his job, really did much with it," he said. in the culture of Seattle. He loves and then continued his education which deals with the multi-media Licate said he hopes to write a music and the local bands in the my favorite at the University of Washington, in various ways. political novel and a novel about area. There are over 40 bars to where he earned a master's de- Licate is still involved with pol- the collective household he has choose from. Cheerleader gree in sociology. He has been itics. He does two to three fun- been living in for 12 years. "I've gotten into modern working for 12 years as an insur- draisers a year, helps other peo- In 1972, a mansion was pur- Japanese music a lot," he said. CALL 352-5166 ance broker at the Sprague Israel ple run for office and is also chased by Evergreen Landtrust He's not only interested in the [ Thinking of you Giles firm in Seattle. president of the Metropolitan in Seattle in what was then a music of Seattle, but the people Jesse NOW He has a different view than Democratic Club. In 1979 he ran marginal neighborhood. The and what they do. most people about why he went for city council, but lost. Prague House was purchased for "I like to take videos of things FREE DELIVERY into the field that he did. He wrote a novel for children $45,000 and is now worth over a going on in Seattle," he said. "I figured there was no one I because of the influence of his million dollars. The 36-room He has always been interested OPEN knew in insurance brokering and 14-year-old daughter Eleanor mansion has 12 people living in photography and he thinks I wouldn't be putting anyone out Bianca Licate. there, including children. Many documenting the people and cul- of a job because no one would be "She wasn't reading a great of the community activities take ture of Seattle is a good way to doing what I do," he said. deal so I thought if I wrote some- place in the house. pursue those interests. thing, she would [read]," he said. Licate said the experience has He said his book is a fantasy affected his life a great deal. about a 10-year-old girl who en- "It's very comfortable," he Here's a tip... counters another land that is said. more modernized, but then wants He said a different member of a tax tip. to find her way back home. the collective household does the "It's geared on the theme of shopping each week and the var- If you work for yourself environmental fantasy," he said. ious chores, and there Is also a and you make at least He is now searching for a pub- bank account specifically for the $400 a year, you must lisher that will publish his novel. house. file a tax return. Don't He presented the book to his "I might actually start another daughter, as welL collective household," he said. get knocked for a loop "She picked it up, but never Licate said he is also interested on this one. The BG News State Friday, September 9, 1994 page five Humane Society offers new friends Judge's by Heather Cvengros and Tracy Catlin said the society serves a Todd worthwhile purpose in the com- The BG News munity. decision "There are many animals who University students leave need homes," Catlin said. "The more than just parents and society does a good job on mak- ignites friends at home, they also leave ing sure the animals get the med- their pets. ical treatment and attention they The Wood County Humane So- need." conflict ciety, located at 801 Van Camp The Humane Society receives Road, may be animals in one of three ways: able to ease the by James Hannah owners bring in pets they can no The Associated Press loss associated longer care for; stray cats - but with leaving a not dogs - are taken in; and crue- DAYTON ~ The Ameri- pet at home. lty cases brought in by the police. can Civil Liberties Union on Dogs and The shelter has a capacity to Thursday applauded a mun- cats can be a- hold 12 cats and eight dogs each icipal judge who ruled that dopted from week, said Jeannette Corrigan, Ohio's year-old drunken the Humane assistant manager of the shelter. driving penalties are un- Society by stu- About five animals are adopted constitutional, while au- each week, she added. dents who be- thorities pledged to contin- lieve they can When the shelter receives ue to enforce the law. offer a pet a quality environ- animals, there is a certain pro- "The judge hit the nail on ment. cess the employees follow. For the head regarding the con- The society is selective in the example, when they receive a stitutionality of the law," cat, the shelter takes the animal adoption process. It is important said Chris Link, executive that the adopter is able to take to what is called "intake" for a week. director of the Ohio chapter good care of the pet and will oftheACLU. There, the cat is given a worm- make sure that the animals get "In an attempt to deal their shots regularly, said Peter ing solution to rid the cat of with a serious problem, Gorman, shelter manager. worms. Then they are given a we've given the police the However, if the Society does special exam to test for any responsibility that usually diseases. If they test positive, not feel comfortable that the falls to the judge. And that's they receive medication. adopter will take proper care of not the way the system the animal, it can refuse the The cats are also tested for Fe- works well." line Leukemia If the test is nega- adoption, he added. The BG Newi/Boh P.n Ko Under the tougher penal- The Humane Society is always tive, they receive FeLV vac- ties, motorists can lose cination and shots. in need of volunteers. Opportuni- Six-week old Tenuth paws at ber cage in anticipation of visitors at the Wood County Humane Society their licenses on the spot if ties are endless and consist of du- The Humane Society will keep on Van Camp Road. Dogs and cats can be adopted by students and residents who feel they can provide a suitable environment for them. they fail or refuse a blood- ties such as morning cleaning the animals until they find a alcohol or chemical test. home, unless they have a disease, and pet therapy. from spreading to other ani- in isolation to prevent the disease ter has volunteers who play with Repeat offenders and mo- such as Leukemia If they are mals," Gorman said. from spreading and receive me- the animals daily. Volunteers also do mainte- torists who drive under that sick, the animals must be put All animals are kept up-to-date dication. If anyone is interested, he or suspension may have their nance on the building and to sleep, Gorman said. with their shots and treatments. The Society recommends that she can talk to Peter Gorman, grounds and clean the animals plates and registrations "It is more humane to put the Once this is done, they move into the animals be "fixed," Gorman Monday-Friday, at the Wood impounded, their vehicles cages, said Mark Catlin, Humane animal to sleep than to let it suf- "adoption" until they find homes. said. The animals do get proper County Humane Society at Society volunteer. immobilized, or their vehi- fer, and it prevents the disease If the animals are sick, they stay exercise, Gorman said. The shel- 352-7339. cles forfeited, depending on the number of previous vio- lations. Judge William Kessler of Cincinnati debates gay rights Miami County on Wednes- Camp presents beer day said the penalties are The Associated Press percent to 38 percent, as a cny decision to appeal does not re- excessive, put unequal bur- dens on motorists and vio- charter amendment. flect discrimination toward gays samples, education CINCINNATI - The City The amendment forbids Cin- and lesbians. late the Constitution by al- Council voted Thursday to appeal cinnati to enact or enforce laws lowing vehicles to be seized The Associated Press But a gay-rights group, Ston- a federal judge's ruling that a based on sexual orientation. It ewall Cincinnati, said a vote to and denying motorists the voter-approved city charter also eliminates sexual orienta- appeal effectively means the city right to drive before a hear- FORT MITCHELL, Ky. - Don't look for postcards claiming amendment violates the constitu- tion as a basis for discrimination ing. homesickness to be sent from a summer camp held across the supports discrimination against tional rights of homosexuals. complaints under a human rights homosexuals. Sgt. John Bom, spokes- Ohio River from Cincinnati. The council, with councilwc- ordinance the City Council en- man for the State Highway It's Beer Camp time again at the Oldenberg Brewing Co., and man Bobbie Sterne absent, voted acted in 1992. "City government will be seen Patrol, said the penalties once again the session that starts Friday is full. In fact, the camp 5-3 to appeal U.S. District Judge Gay rights advocates sued im- are designed to deter first- scheduled for March 1995 is nearly sold out. as sanctioning legal discrimi- S. Arthur Spiegel's Aug. 9 ruling. mediately in November to block nation," said Barry Grossheim, time offenders and deal "We just said, 'Let's make up some kind of a beer experi- The council's decision followed a the amendment. They said it was interim executive director of with repeat offenders ence,'" Dave Heidrich, Oldenberg's vice president and general 4-0 vote Wednesday by the coun- unconstitutional because it would Stonewall Cincinnati. through vehicle seizure. manager, said of the idea to highlight the brewery's collection of cil's intergovernmental affairs interfere with the First Amend- beer memorabilia "We thought it'd just be one fun weekend." committee recommending an ap- ment rights of gays, lesbians and It's been so popular that twice a year a full complement of 175 peal. bisexuals to lobby city officials campers pay $250 to $350 per person - depending on how many The council's vote means the for passage of legislation. people share a motel room - to attend the three-day camp. city will join a private coalition, Spiegel in November barred the For this session, organizers have assembled 278 kinds of beer Equal Rights, Not Special Rights, amendment from taking effect STAR TREK for sampling. in appealing Spiegel's decision to until he ruled in the case. "Granted, it's quite silly in a way - a camp where people can the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- On Aug. 9, the judge perma- MOVIE CELEBRATION drink hundreds of kinds of beer," said Benjamin Myers, co- peals in Cincinnati. nently blocked the amendment. chairman of the North American Guild of Beer Writers. Equal Rights, Not Special He said it violated homosexuals' "But it's great - I could probably count on my hand the num- Rights Tiled its appeal last month. constitutional rights to partici- ber of places where you could find such a fantastic selection at The coalition backed the ballot pate in the political process. one time." proposal that Cincinnati voters The council on Thursday also Saturday, September 10th Campers arrive Friday and are given the camp bible - a note- approved in November, by 62 approved a resolution saying Its book filled with a schedule, recipes for cooking with beer and a list of available beers, their breweries and origins. Campers Future Now write their names on their beer-tasting glasses and learn the camp song. ("I'm dying of thirst! So please serve me first!") Woodland Mall Saturday's schedule includes a lesson in beer anthropology, a pub crawl in a trendy Cincinnati neighborhood, more beer tast- 354-TREK (8735) ing and a five-course meal prepared with beer. Sunday features "hair of the dog" brunch, temperance plays about the evils of drink, group photos and graduation, with certi- ficates from Ale University. 2 Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta > By the end, all can distinguish a double bock from an oatmeal stout. Diane Suchetka, a 37-year-old newspaper reporter from Char- lotte, N.C., said the Beer Camp she attended in March compared favorably with a much loftier experience. "It was about the most fun I've ever had on a weekend - ex- cept for maybe the Clinton inauguration," Suchetka said. "But ArA then, you can't really say anything bad about a bunch of people getting together just because they like beer." PROUDLY PRESENTS She signed up herself and her husband, Henry Gilbert, as a THE 1994 Christmas gift to him and persuaded two friends to go along. PLEDGE CLASS OFFICERS Her husband had made one good batch of homemade beer and wanted to improve his skills. President Jonikka Peters Recording Secretary Jen Zoul Corresponding Secretary Emily Lauer Ritual Heather Harvey ONE WEEK FROM SATURDAY! Treasurer Jen Fenske ; tWFO Social SueJusten TlcKE Activities Reagan Sandonoto 372-2762 Publicity Cynthia Kent Sunshine Trudy Stokes Philanthropy Lauren Brodie NMPC Nikki Carpenter Jen Klaus —1| Scrapbook Beth Boley # BG vs. NMIT Kathleen Cargnel Lisa Nash rTH*P.l6nYovEi. tprwent i AJT0 HOn-AHY your jtudent I.D, it WE LOVE OUR AGD PLEDGES!! tmsorj: Bum*/*, Food Two, the gate for adraiulon. Pepal-Coli, Sentlntl-TrBmnt, Wal'Mart < Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta 5? Sports The BG News Friday, September 9, 1994 / Owners reviewing new plan Falcons concerned by Ronald Blum The Associated Press winning right now." about Zips offense The proposal, according to NEW YORK -- With the the union, is based on a frame- season just a day away from work similar to the revenue- being canceled, striking base- sharing agreement owners a- Bowling Green head football coach G:-ry Blackney and his assis- ball players delivered a "taxa- doptcd last January. Instead of tants have been confused by the Akron Zips' offense, even though the tion" plan to owners Thursday a salary cap, however, it in- contest between the two Mid-American Conference rivals doesn't and hoped it would be accepted cludes a taxation concept in take place until Saturday. in place of a salary cap. which clubs could have any "Akron is completely different in scheme offensively this year. Un- Players presented their idea payroll they wanted, but would less they go back to the pass and pitch, they're more of a pro-1 pass- to owners during a 30-minute be forced to share a larger ing and running attack right now," Blackney said. "We really didn't meeting in the early evening, amount of locally generated know it until we got the films this week." and owners said they would re- revenue as their payrolls in- Zips head coach Gerry Faust unleashed his new attack on Temple view it overnight. creased. University last week, but his infant offense remained chained up as "If there's a settlement "They've got to have a the Owls held them to a single touchdown. within reach, or a possibility of chance to look it over," Brown "We've been working on defending the pass and pitch offense and that coming, I don't think said. we will continue to practice it, because who knows if they'll [Akron] there's a time frame on this," Negotiations have taken on a go back into that offense," Blackney said. Los Angeles Dodgers outfield- sense of urgency since Selig Without much success last week, Akron could revert back to its old er Brett Butler said. announced the deadline last style or they may just work on trying to develop their raw scheme. Soon after the proposal was Friday. The strike, which be- "I don't know what's going through their heads, so we're going to delivered, acting commis- gan Aug. 12 and enters its fifth work on defending both offenses," Blackney said. sioner Bud Selig said in Mil- week Friday, threatens to pre- The Zip offense features a veteran line that protects a new quar- waukee that the deadline, vent the World Series from be- terback. Matt Kaulig. which he set last week, "still ing played for the first time "We think a lot of Matt. He has a lot of savvy and has the confi- applies." since 1904. It is baseball's dence of the team," Faust said. "Everything is as it's been all eighth work stoppage since Akron's line protecting Kaulig has a combined 81 career starts and along," he said in a telephone 1972. is highlighted by the blocking of All.MAC honorable mentions Eric interview. A group of three team offi- Agosti and Mike Lyons. Both sides had said they ex- cials met with union lawyers One Falcon that will be trying to crash this experienced line is pected a formal bargaining late Wednesday night to dis- senior linebacker Vince Palko, who has a score to settle with Faust. session to take place Thursday, cuss the concepts the union "This game is really big for me. Mr. Faust never even sent a scout but it never developed. was considering. Union head to look at me when I was in high school. I really want to play well Players met with their law- Donald Fehr said the ideas against him," Palko said. yers and economists for most came about from additional in- Palko will be supported by a BG defense that is angered after being of the day at the union office in formation owners provided to picked apart by North Carolina State last week. With a little more Manhattan. They then walked players at the start of the support from quarterback Ryan Henry and the rest of the Falcon three blocks to the commis- Labor Day weekend. offense, the defense will look to shut down the Zips, no matter what sioner's office where three After that meeting ended at offensive scheme they use. union lawyers delivered the about midnight, Colorado The Brown and Orange offense will have to get things In gear in or- "concept" along with Dodgers Rockies owner Jerry McMor- der to complement its defense. The Falcon offensive line blacked out pitcher Orel Hershiser, Pins- ris and Boston Red Sox chief AP photo/Ed Ballry in the second half of the NCSU game as they ran only 11 plays and burgh Pirates shortstop Jay executive officer John Har- Management negotiator Richard Raviteh leaves bis New York held the ball for a little more than five minutes. Bell, Texas Rangers pitcher rington expressed hope that office Thursday. Falcon rushing stats were also on the verge of nonexistence. The Kevin Brown and Oakland Ath- perhaps the season could be the commissioner's office team compiled just 24 yards on 22 carries. letics catcher Terry Steinbach. saved. president Stan Kasten, former awaiting word from the union. "I was tremendously disappointed in our inability to run the foot- "To go without a postseason The full owners' group, St. Louis Cardinals CEO Stuart "I'm sitting here anxiously ball," Blackney said. "That's an area we are definitely going to have would be devastating to the which also includes Chicago Meyer and Milwaukee awaiting," Philadelphia Phil- to improve upon." game," Butler said. "Nobody is White Sox chairman Jerry Brewers vice president Wendy lies owner Bill Giles said from The Zips and Falcons have met just five times over the last 53 going to win and nobody is Rcinsdorf, Atlanta Braves Selig-Prieb, spent Thursday at his office in Veterans Stadium." years. The first meeting between the two clubs took place in 1941 and resulted in an 8-0 Akron victory. Bowling Green leads the series 3-2 and has dominated recently, winning 24-3 in 1992 and 49-7 in last year's contest. The sixth confrontation between these two rivals will take place at the Rubber Bowl in Akron at 6 p.m. Soccer team hosting Kwik Goal Classic by Christian Pelusl is hosting its annual Kwik The BG News Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic this weekend. After a successful showing last Head coach Gary Palmlsano, weekend in the Akron Children's who worked last year as Director Hospital Classic, Bowling Green of Operations for the World Cup in Detroit, hopes to take a little UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO bit of that experience and trans- late it into a better tournament. MIXOLOGY "We'd like to produce games different this year," said Palml- Learn to mix sano. "I want home games to be drinks! more of an event than just a hap- Be the life of pening." As a means to that end, the the party! University has enclosed Mickey Cochrane Field to make for a COMING SOON! more intimate setting. Not only Watch for more will this aid fan involvement. It will also speed up the game. Information "I think the enclosure will add sponsored by IS to 20 percent more playing time," said Palmisano. "Balls will be put back into play quicker, re- sulting in about 75 out of the 90 See SOCCER, page eight

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OAKVIUJ:, Ontario - Squeez- So he took a break, "played da- vacek, the quintessential jour- Most of those in the two- ■ very moment of free time ho ddy, took my son to Sea World, neyman of tennis, served 27 thirds full stadium awoke at could from a one-week break, things like that. Very relaxing," aces against Jaime Yzaga at last to cheer Novacek at the Nick Price was a late arrival for Price said. the U.S. Open on Thursday to end, perhaps grateful that the the Canadian Open. And he's ready to head into a reach a Grand Slam semifinal match was finally over after Price, who has dominated schedule that includes the Presi- for the first time after 30 early nearly 3 1/2 hours. world golf for the last 2 1/2 dent's Cup next week, a trip to exits. None of that really mattered years, arrived Wednesday just in Scotland, back to Texas, to Japan, Novacek, a 29-year-old from to Novacek, happy to get this time for the pro-am that to San Francisco, to Hawaii; the Czech Republic who logs far no matter how he did it. In proceeded the Thursday start of maybe more. more miles and plays more five previous U.S. Opens, he ..• national championship. With that schedule, he even tournaments than anyone else, never got past the third round. "I've only done this once be- considered not playing here. "My relied on his serve to get him Despite his height - at 6-foot-3 fore in my life," Price said, not- wife didnt want me to. She knew out of trouble as he scored a he towered eight inches over ing he usually arrives at a tour- how strung out I was," he said. 6-2. 6-7 (7-9), 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 vic- Yzaga - Novacek's style is best nament site on Monday, Tuesday "I told her, 'maybe any other tory over the man who upset on clay, and hardcourts have at the latest. tournament, but not the Canadian defending champion Pete rarely been kind to him. "You can maybe get by with it Open'," Price said. Sampras in the fourth round. Ranked 56th, Novacek has once or twice, but I won't make a "I've played maybe 60, >0 After playing so well against been a professional since 1984. habit of it," Price said. rounds of golf on this course, so Sampras, Yzaga played slop- He's always been a good The delay was necessary, said it's not like I need to leam it," he pily and slow in a terribly te- enough player to threaten the Price, who has won the British said. dious match, spraying 73 un- best. He just never came close Open, the PGA, a South African The only other time he's made forced errors and carrying on a in the Grand Slams, getting title and three American events. such a late arrival was in Mem- nonstop conversation with only as far the quarterfinals at "I was tired. I needed some plus a few years ago, he said, himself about his mistakes. He the 1987 French Open. time at home," Price added after "when my wife was pregnant turning his one-week break into a changed his shoes near the end "It was the dream des- APphotu/Klisc Amrndota with our daughter, Robin." of the first set, changed his tination to break the quarter- 10-day vacation. "It's like I hit .1 So how did he fare in that tour- rackets several times, but Karl Novacek of the Czech Republic reacts after defeating brick wall [in the third round) at nament? finals of the Grand Slams, and Jaime Yzaga of Peru. couldn't change the way he was I am endlessly happy that I did the World Series. "I won it," Price said. playing. it today," Novacek said. "I won doesn't take breaks. If he were the same level with the top "When you get tired like that, Price, who trails the absent "The Sampras match took a 13 tournaments. I have been a factory worker, he'd be at the you can't concentrate. There's Greg Norman by about $47,000 in players. too much going on. Your mind lot out of me," Yzaga said. "I playing Davis Cup. I have been plant early every morning, the race for the money-winning "I was once," he said. "I was wanders. I was playing well at was sore yesterday and I was playing Masters. I have been lunch box in hand, and his at- title, wants to make the most of playing the Masters with them. the World Series, but I couldn't an opportunity to make up sore today. It was hard." playing everything basically tendance record would be per- I was beating them and 1 was Novacek, who hit 78 unfor- that exists ta tennis, but I fect. apply it to the golf course. I was ground this week in a tournament the top eight player in the frazzled." that offers $234,000 to the win- ced errors while playing most- never went to play semifinal of He doesn't have to apologize world in VI. I was always top ly from the baseline, wasn't Grand Slams." for reaching the semis here, "At the same time, I decided to ner. 20. I was not winning any leave my management company much livelier in one of the Most top players work out regardless of the quality of the Grand Slam tournaments, hut I worst matches of the tourna- their schedules to take breaks match against Yzaga, though and there were a lot of negotia- He faces a 156-man field that was the one who could scare a tions going on," Price said. "My ment. There were fans talking during the year. Novacek he recognizes he's no longer on couple of them includes veterans Bruce Lietzke wife and I decided to move out of and Curtis Strange, each a two- Orlando. time winner of this title. 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byTomCanavan Giants media corps. "I think the The Associated Press offense Is the same offense they've had for years, except EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. - It they've upgraded the quarter- wasn't as good as taking credit back position." for the Chicago Bears' Super "Well, that's just my opinion," Bowl victory, or establishing the Ryan added. "He's shown he's Philadelphia Eagles' bounty pool, got a strong arm. He can run. or taking a swing at Kevin Gil- He's big. I was impressed with bride. Buddy Ryan struck again him." Wednesday, this time taking a Brown, who prefers to speak shot at Phil Simms. with the media only on Thurs- The ever up-front Ryan days, was not Immediately avail- slighted the retired New York able for comment. Giants quarterback and current When told that Ryan would ESPN analyst during a telephone rather face Simms than Brown, conference call by saying the Giants coach Dan Reeves smiled Giants offense was better off for a second. with third-year pro Dave Brown "That's probably true since running the show. Phil is not playing," Reeves said. Ryan, whose Arizona Cardinals "Buddy can say what he wants to. play the Giants on Sunday, said He's definitely got an opinion, he based his opinion on what he that's one thing about Buddy." saw over the past two seasons, Most of the Giants laughed including last season when after hearing of Ryan's com- Simms earned a Pro Bowl berth ments. by leading the Giants to an 11-5 "I don't know where he's com- record and a wildcard playoff ing from," wide receiver Mike berth. Sherrard said. "Dave has done "Well, he was around a good great so far. Buddy makes his football team that moved the comments and, right or wrong, football," Ryan said. "I've always he has his reasons. As a team, we liked Phil Simms as a player, but are confident in Dave. We know if you want to know the truth... If he can play well and we'll just go you don't want to know the truth, about our jobs." I'll tell you. Print it any way you Safety John Booty, who played APphMorTroyrVUbcn want." for Ryan in Philadelphia, said it Boise Hawks left fielder Kevin Young appears to be hit by a truck Idaho. Ryan also made similar com- was just another case of Buddy coming out of the left field fence at Memorial Stadium in Boise, ments in Phoenix on Tuesday. being Buddy. Simms, reached at NFL Films, "You know, Dave Brown is an Scoreboard Inc., in Mount Laurel, N.J., said up and coming quarterback, so I he had been informed of Ryan's look at it as a compliment to Dave," Booty said. College Football 17. North Carolina 1-0-0 512 Eastern Mich. 0 0 0 0 I LA Rams at Green Bay sentiments and did not want to APTop25 18. Ohio State 1-0* 497 Kent 0 0 0 0 I Pittsburgh at Cleveland comment. Linebacker Corey Miller, on- Record Pts. 19. Tennessee 0-1-0 482 San Francisco at Kansas City When asked why Ryan might of the few Giants who openly 1. Nebraska(23) 1-0-0 1,465 20. Texas 1-0-0 426 Saturday's Games Seattle at LA Raiders have made the statements, the likes to talk trash, laughed the 2. Florida (15) 1-0-0 1.462 21. Virginia Tech 1-0-0 352 Bowling Green at Akron Washington at New Orleans 15-year veteran and 1985 Super hardest at Ryan's comments. 3. Notre Dame (10) 1-0-0 1.413 22. Clemson 1-0-0 183 UNLV at Central Michigan NY Giants at Arizona (n) Bowl MVP said: "Because's he's "He is going to say whatever," I. Florida State (8) 1-0-0 1.388 23. Georgia 1-0-0 IIS Miami at Indiana Monday Sept. 11 Buddy." Chicago at Philadelphia Miller said between laughs. "He 5. Miami (1) l-OO 1.229 24. Stanford 0-0-0 III Eastern Michigan at Wisconsin The controversy started when 92 6. Michigan (I) 1-0-0 1.205 25 Washington 0-1-0 Toledo at Purdue C )IIUT Sports Ryan was asked to give his as- doesn't care who it is. The thing about Buddy Ryan is he is going 7. Colorado l-O-O 1.140 Ohio at Pittsburgh Friday Sept. 9 sessment of Brown, who won the Mid-American starting job after Simms, 38, was to speak his mind. He doesn't 8 PennState(l) 1-0* 1.112 League Overall Volleyball at Nebraska Invitational National Foothiill l.cnuuc released in a salary cap move be- care who it hurts or who it is, he 9.Arizona (2) l-O-O 1.053 W L T W L T Saturday Sept. 10 968 fore training camp opened. is going to let you know how he 10. Wisconsin O-O-O Western Mich 10 0 10 0 Volleyball at Nebraska Invitational 962 Sunday Sept. 10 Brown was 10 of 20 for 171 feels about you. That's the bot- II. Alabama (I) l-O-O Toledo 0 0 0 10 0 Buffalo at New England Soccer hosts BGSU/Kwik Goal Soccer l-O-O 878 Ohio 0 0 0 0 0 0 yards, one touchdown and one tom line and I respect that. 12. Auburn Cincinnati at San Diego Classic Semifinals, 1.3 1-0-0 846 Akron 0 0 0 0 10 Sunday Sept. 11 interception in his first NFL 13. UCLA Denver at N.Y. Jets 1-0-0 702 Ball State 0 0 0 0 10 Soccer hosts BGSU/Kwik Goal Soccer start, a 28-23 season-opening win "If he thinks we upgraded our- 14. Southern Cal Detroit at Minnesota 1-0-0 594 Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 10 over the Eagles Sunday. selves at quarterback, that's his 15. Oklahoma Houston at Dallas Classic Finals 1.3 l-O-O 593 Central Mich. 0 0 0 0 10 "I'm impressed," Ryan told the opinion," Miller added. 16. Texas A&M Indianapolis at Tampa Bay Women, golf at Redbird Invitational The BG News Pittsburgh hoping to sneak CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" 0R 2" A0S 1*(8 lint Maximum) $6 50 per Insertion 2'(16 line maximum) $12.95 per insertion'

DEADLINE: _One day prWf lo puMcaoon. 2 pjn. (The BG Nmrs is not rasponsible (or postal service delays) out of Cleveland with win BAIE& _ per ad are $.80 per line. $2.40 minimum. $.60 extra per ad tor bold fice. by Chuck Melvln much tougher environment." "It's something if you continue Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. The Associated Press Over the years, the Steelers to win, but it's nothing if you PREPAYMENT: is required (or ail non-university related businesses and indrvidualt. have been the Browns' biggest squander it later in the year," NOTICE: BEREA, Ohio - In Vinny Tes- rivals. A drive of less than three Testaverde said. « taverde's estimation, no matter hours separates the two cities, si- That's precisely what hap- TJie 8G MMP5 wil not be responsible lor error due to illegibility or incomplete information. Please come 10 204 how young the season might be, tuated close enough for some of pened last year. Cleveland won West Hat Immediately II mere Is an error in your ad. Jht BG Hews will not be responsible lor typographical it's crunch time for the Cleveland Cleveland's radio talk shows to the first meeting in October errors in classified ads for more than wo consecutive Insertions. Browns. reach listeners in the Pittsburgh 28-23, largely on the strength of area. Eric Met call's two punt returns The BG News reserves the nght to release the names of Individuals who place advertising In The BG News. The Browns must take a backs- The decision on wrether to release this information shall be made by ihe management of The BG Newt. The to-the-wall attitude into Sunday's The rowdy crowds have made for touchdowns, to Improve t(> purpose of this policy Is 10 discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily home game against the Pitts- Cleveland Stadium as unfriendly 5-2. embarrassing to individuals or organizations. Cases of fraud can be prosecuted. burgh Steelers, Testaverde said, to the Steelers as Three Rivers But Testaverde, who had re- because the history of the series has been to the Browns. Pitts- placed Bemle Kosar as Cleve- tells you the Browns can count on burgh has lost 11 of its last 12 land's starting quarterback the having a difficult time at Pitts- games in Cleveland, a stretch previous week, injured his burgh in December. reminiscent of the Browns' 16 shoulder on a 9-yard scramble ia. "It's important for us to at least straight losses at Pittsburgh the fourth quarter against the CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM win this one at home, because it's from 1970-85. Steelers and missed four games much tougher to go in there and Sunday's meeting also will give over the next five weeks, con NAME (Print). PHONE#. win," Testaverde said. "We the Browns a chance to go two tributing to a second-half slide ADDRESS _ should count it as a must-win games up on the Steelers in the that left the Browns out of the playoffs for the fourth straight PIDN#or ACCOUNT # game. Pittsburgh's place will be a AFC Central. season. (For billing purposes only) SOCCER Continued from page tin. Please PRINT your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wish it to appear: minutes being action." (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) AUPHA Palmisano also cited rule changes, such as the goalkeeper OMICRCMST having five seconds to play the! ball and the goalkeeper having to PI use his feet on balls played back,' \ by a teammate, as other reasons" why games should be more wide Dean's list open. "It forces teams to stretch Classification in which you wish your ad to appear: Spring 1994 their defenses back farther, even Campus & City Events* — . Wanted to the goal tender to pressure the; Lost and Found — Help Wanted Jill Burd Dawn Parsell ball," Palmisano said. "It also re- ■ Rides — . For Sale quires teams to be more techni- Becky Ellis Lisa Patton cally skilled and better decision- Services Offered — . For Rent makers." '»* Personals Melissa Guzik Jenn Pecchio* V* That is a phase of the game'. * Campus/City Event Ads: $1.00/ 1st day with a 35 word limit. Subsequent days regular rate. Joanne Johnson Tracey Scherpenberg IV' Amy Kec Christy Travise* V Palmisano has been very pleased' Dates to appear Mail to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) with this season, citing play from*) The BG News Laura Killinger Sharon Tucker his backers Tony Dore, Peter-; 204 West Hall BGSU Jen Lafene Sally Ann Davidson Kolp and Dave Michels and goal- keeper Dan Traver. Palmisano*; Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Heather Miller Amy Halda noted their consistency. Total number of days to appear (Checks payable to The BG News) "If we can continue to get the; Denotes 4.0 mid-fielders and forwards com-'-; Phone:372-2601 X Ing back in support of those guyt, \ ■ we'll be in good shape," Palmisa- no said. Classifieds The BG News page nine Friday, September 9, 1994

WBGU-FM THE SHARK AOll" OPEN HUSH ' AOII Omega Phi Alpha Subleaser needed 'or spring semester for a Painters positions kitenorvExterior. Experi- CAMPUS EVENTS Training for campus radio station - WBGU-FM Come and check out the Welcome Back two bedroom apartment Close to campus and ence preferred. 20-30 hours/week. Call AOH's this week at the 88 1 - will begin Sept. 12 m 203 West Hall. I* Sept 11. 1994 112 BA bars j45frmo & UM& Ca I 354-5002 352 2190 ^_^_ you are interested in being involved with the BIG TOP. Into about Open Rush. Executive Board 6 30pm WANTED. Roommate to share i bdrm. furni- Rally's is NOWHIRING Attention: Water Skiing Meeting most diverse radio station in Northwest Ohio We can't wad to meet you' Chapter 7 30pm shed apt. 2 blocks from campus. 11 am • 2pm and 8pm - dose Tuesday. Sept. 13 gel your pens & notebook and come on down AOll'OPEN RUSH-AOll (419)354 -3533/352 7912. S4.50 per hour: 352-8280 9 pm «n Room 109 BA Classes are free for all. OX'OX'OX'OX'OX All types ol skiers are welcome! WBGU-FM THE SHARK ATTENTION RETURNING STUDENT COURT The brothers of Theta Chi would like to con- Northwest Ohio's Music Authority MEMBERS: Prosecution stall members call gratulate Mike Hernandez on his lavaliering to HELP WANTED SPRING BREAK V5-SELL TRIPS. EARN Bruce Purdy and Defense staff members call AXO Kelly Murphy. CASH A GO FREE"' Student Travel Service* is now hiring campus representaDves- Lowest BELLY DANCING CLASS WBGU-FM ■ SHARK RADIO William Cook to get details for the first week of THETA CHI" THETA CHI* Traffic court starting Sept. 13 and Sept 20. If rates to Jamaica. Cancun. Daytona and Pan- DJ training will begin Monday Sept. 12, 1994 * 1 Awesome' Sundays Irom 6:30 to 8:30 further details are needed. Call 372-2629. ama City Beach Cam -800-648-4849. In 203 West Hall si 9 pm. WBGU-FM is took Parallax View Earn $2500 A Free Spnng Break Trips* Sell 8 ing for individuals interested m METAL-JAZZ- Barbara Ann - Dance with me Fnday night at and Tom Gorman Tnps & Go Free1 Besi Tnps & Prices1 Baha- Uptown/Downtown Now hiring. Floor walkers. It'sFREE Hip-Hop-Rib-Underground Rawk-lndie-- the BLACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL. BIG 2:00 pm Saturday mas. Cancun. Jamaica. Panama City1 Apply m person btwn 9pm-10pm. Mon.-Fn. in At the REC, in tne Combat Room World Muse--ska -Gospel-reggae-country et DAVES GONNA BE THERE. Your Huggy Black Swamp Arts Festival 1-600-678-63861 Downtown. E very body's Welcome I a). If you dig music, are interested in gaming Bear VAN DRIVER Part-time position to provide Sponsored by WSA valuable training experience or just want to get SSISSSSSSS transportation to and from sooal service involved come down to the FREE training ses- Big John-Gel your sweet buns down to PHI MU looks forward T A.S P. International 'S looking for highly mo- agency. Must be between (he ages of 21-65, sions. Trainees will be licensed and trained to " - a LACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL Friday to seeing you tivated, hard working sudents to till manage- BGSU ADVERTISING CLUB INFO NIGHT work ON-AIR at WBGU-FM. Bnng your pens, night I'm saving you a dance when THE KIND under the BIG TOPI ment positions m ail Cleveland suburbs, Akron. have a valid Oho driver's license and an excel- lent driving record. Submit resume to P.O. Box Mon. Sept. 12th 6:00 m Room lOCO BAA paper and imaginations. piays'Qjr* song. LISA W-Th-F i0-3oulsideol Canton. Toledo. Bowling Green lor summer of 1 tneBAi 738. Bowling Green. OH 43402. All majors welcome - Free Food WBGU-FM' SHARK RADIO Campus Poiiyeyes-Happy hour M-F 4-7. Tap '95 Ga>n valuable business experience, build See Ya' There •Northwest Ohio's Music Authority- beers: LITE. Warsteiner, Molson Ice, Guin- resume, receive college credit,earn ness, Whitbread Ale, and Sam Adams. 440 E. S7.000-S9.000 on average Positions are filled Wanted' America's lastest growing travel com- CARROT TOP is comingi by lust come, first qualified basis Contact Man What do U2. Notre Dame, the Blarney Stone court- By the smoke stack) RELATIONSHIP BUILDING GROUP pany seeking individuals to promote spring Sept. 20th in Scnerer at i -800-543 3792 break to Jamaica. Cancun. Bahamas. Florida. and Jen Gleason have in common? They're all 1 Have you lived m an alcohol or substance Kobacfcer Hall 6pm CARROT TOP is coming abusing home'' Ever wonder how that might af- ssssssssss Padre. Fantastic Iree travel/commissionBl Sun Irish) The first Irish Club meeting is Tuesday Sept. 20th in ONLY $5.00 fect self-esteem or relations hips past or pre- Splash Tours 1-800-426-7710. Sept. 13 at 9:30 in 103 BAA. Into 372-3363 Kobacker Hall, 8pm cash, check, bursar Eon Go Brought sent Ever felt co-dependent or overly respon- S'00/hour possible mailing our circulars. Tickets available starling 9/9 st ONLY $5.00 sible for someone else's life? If interested in WE NEED YOU cash, check, bursar For into call (202) 298-9065 UAO office, room 330 Unon. learning more, a RELATIONSHIPS GROUP is ll you can juggle, be a mime, tacepalnt. are Tickats available starling 9/9 st KOBACKER BOX OFFICE, and LOST & FOUND now being offered to explore these issues Call acsricsturist or an acoustic muskiaalBe EDUCATION BLOG. STEPS 12PM-4PM UAO OFFICE, room 330 Union. Shelia or Ellen at 372-2130 by Sept 16 for in- $i l/hr to start Do you have high stan- paid lor performing during tie University widi* 7 call 2-7164 or 2-2343 lor more into KOBACKER BOX OFFICE, and formation on joining dardized test scores Do you have a personali- Open House' SIGN UP FOR AUDfTIONS BY EDUCATION BLDG.STEPS12PM-4PM ty? Can you communicate effectively? 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Call Pam at tery G-od condition Call Andy «l 354-5134 Admission: $1.50 RIDES/RIDING LESSONS/ RESERVA- (free al your college office) Rush Sigma Kappa 352 312? or 352-6847 Sponsored by UAO TIONS NECESSARY. SLIPPERY ELM RID- Spring positions go UNFILLED every yesrf ING RANCH. 13596 W. KRAMER RD., BOWL Questions? 2-2-551 Cashier - applications now being accepted. A BLACK MOUNTAIN BIKE (MEN'S). EXCEL- ING GREEN. OH 419-353-5403 SELF-ESTEEM GROUP Ireland. Notre Dame, the Blarney Stone, Fun sell-service gasoline and convenience store. LENT CONDITION. S150 OR BEST OFFER. Fall 94 sign up for SELF-ESTEEM GROUP Social Events. II just one of these things inter- Howling Wolf D.J. Service Apply m person at Barney's - 161 1/2 S. Mam 353-6 026 (AFTER 1 PM). Come to Ml Muggs for the Best Happy Hours Meet new people, increase self-awareness, ests you. come to the first Insh Club meeting. Experienced. Quality CD sound, Wide vanety BO 7 days a week and the cheapest late night reduce stress, learn new coping skills* Call Browning 55-75 lb. compound bow. Great Tuesday Sept. 13 at 9:30 in 103 BAA Ques- "For A Howl ol A Good Time" prices in town. Join us for Sunday Football & Sheila or Ellen at 372-2.30 by Sept 16 for Childcare wanted for my 2 year old son. In my shape New sights. Comes with 5 arrows. Ask tions' Call 372 3368 Ireland Forever! Call Kevin at 874-7841 Sunday Steak Special 19andover. more information on joining. home on Mon., Wed A Fn. during the day. tor Man at 352-7396. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS FAIR will be Must have transportation. Cathy 372 2276 Delta Zeta... SIGMA KAPPA ■ DAWN THOMPSON Custom made foam core futon A frame, one yr. held on Wed. Sept 14 from 11OOam - 3.00pm INFINITY DJ SERVICE Can't wait to meet you under the Big Top in Congratulations to Dawn Thompson on being CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING old, with futon cover, S150 obo Kitchen table. Take this opporunity to meet with approximate- For: Fraternity or soronty events, Earn up to $2.000 plus/month working front of the BA. Wed Friday l0am-3pml Come chosen Tn-Captain of Women's Club Soccer! S25. IBM XT compatable computer w/printer. 'y 100 student organizations' representatives dances, parties, weddings.etc. on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. and see what sorority life is iikei Your Sisters are proud of Youl monnor. so'rware. $200 000 354-5002. and find out what's available m the way of Professional sound and lighting equipment. D2DZ-DZ-DZ-DZ SIGMA KAPPA * DAWN THOMPSON World travel campus involvement. Enjoy balloons, refresh- Call 354-0201 ask tor KIRK Seasonal A Full-Time employment available Dorm relr -trato' •- large size w/freozer. 1 yr. old. $80OB O Call354-7910. ments and fun" See you at the Fair! No experience necessary. Double Prints SORORITY DISCOUNT OAYS For more information e The Alncan Peoples Association invites all old LECTURE NOTES' LECTURE NOTES Furn , Luggage, HH, clothes, booksl Free everyday Schedule a paddWj or wood-tradibon party call 1 -206-634-0468 ext C55441. and new members to a general meeting on "Write for Class" has quality notes for as liM9 Sept 9 A10" 10-6 Packages Plus wilh THE GREEK MART and not only Sot.. Sept. 10. 1994 at 4.00pm. in the Taft as a dollar per day. (Based on semester pao 10333 Napoleon (E. of Olam Rd.) 11 ^ Railroad, Bowling Green do new members receive a 10% discount Room, Union Building. priong.) Bo. Chem, Econ, Geog, Ceo Call for Desk Clerk needed. 4pm-m,dnighi. Sal., Sun., on wood merchandise, your entire sorority deals'352-0660. EMMA-Will you go out with me? I'm your and Mon Work all 3 shifts. Long-term position geta a 15%discount for an entire week) Mountain Bike 20". GT Talera. EX biggest fan and would love to take you to the Stan ASAP Call 352-1520 Buckeye Motor WALK FOR A GREEN OHIO Pregnant? We can help. You pick the week, well stock the store. Age/Shimano components. Good condiDon. BLACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL Fnday Inn will be pass>ng through BG on Sept. 24th. It is a Free & confidential pregnancy tests. Call 353-0901 andaskfordetails. 1250.353-2927 (after S). night. SAY YES EM ...BRAD. grass roots etfort to bring environmental & support and information. You could only have it so good Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- social issues into awareness & action. If you BG Pregnancy Center. aiTheGreekMart. terials provided. Send SASE to P.O Box are interested m joining the walk or helping with Cai3S4HOPF FALCON FOOTBALL YOUR COMPLETE SOURCE 10075. Plains, KS 66051. coordinating, please contact. Melissa at Home opener one week from FOR RENT SKYDIVE BG WELCOMES BACK THE GROUNDSKEEPER 352-8343 Saturday vs. Navy - l:00p.m.i ADVENTURESOME ANDTKRILL SEEKERS Student Court - the Ml* aid* of the law Responsible, self-motivated individual lor We offer a first jump/skydive course. Call for Downtown litter control and general maintence FREE BIG BASH! wants to give you experience In the court- i bdrm. apt. available unmadiaiary student discounts. Visa & wc accepted. 10 Must be able to work 20 morning hours per Home Falcon Football! room. Volunteers needed to be justices, to de- Yaa. wa do allow patsl minutes from BGSU campus. 352-5200 week. Respond to Downtown Business Asso- One week from Tomorrow1 fend students and to represent the university ir 354 9800 BGSU's traffic court and Student Arbitration ciation. 121 E.Wooster by September 16th. FREE AIR SHOW hearings. Advancement and scholarships are 3530325 • CARTY RENTALS PERSONALS F-16s. SKYDIVERS, & FOOTBALLSI available. For more info, see us at Sept. 14 Ac- House cleaning assistant OPEN 1 Sublease eff&ancy. Falcon Football a week from Tomorrow tivities Fair, 11 am-3pm In the Union. Must have own transportation. Very close to campus 352-0976 AvailableOctl mruMay.SidO/rno. ' Gamma Phi Beta" Gamma Phi Beta' The Best Friday Night Happy Hours are at Gamma Phi hopes to see you Fast Freddy-Danos with me, buy me a beer, be my only boyfriend. Take me downtown to M.T.MuggsH! National Park Jobs- under the Big Top.. All women 4 bedroom unfurnished house. SfiOOVmo. ♦ theBLACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL Friday Cheap beers at a great place! Over 25.000 openings' interested in rush, into, days are With 25 cent hotdogs and 50 cent pizza slices mil Can 352-0717. Wed.Thuri ,AFn. 10-3. Come see night...Laura. (including hotel staff, cur guides, etc.) Benefits Ml 8pm. Open at Noon. 19 and over A bonuses1 Rooms avail, in BG home. Grad. Males Pre what being Greek is all aboutl Friday A Saturday Tom Gorman Apply now for besi positions lerred 352-1631 or 354-6701 (leave mea- * Gamma Phi Beta * Gamma Phi Beta' 8 pm, 10 pm & midnight and Parallax view Call; 1 -206-545-4804 ext N55441. sagel. 111 OlscampHall Come see the movie that had 2:00pm Saturday -JOINTODAY-372 8303 O.J.SIMPSON Black Swamp Arts Festival ANew Weigh Program covers everything on the right side of the lawl you need to know about weight mgmt. TOM GORMAN St. Mark's Lutheran Church exercise, Yo-Yo dieting, fast food eating NAKED GUN 331/3: THE FINAL INSULT and PARALLAX VIEW habits and label reading and coping with Admission: $1.50 Thanewtspels... 315 S. College Drive Bowling Green. OH 43402 food cravings. Taught by health educator. Sponsored by UAO 'Give' (419) 353-9305 or 353-6675 nurse. * Sign Up Today * Coming Sept 10'!! Program begins Sept. 27th GAMMA PHI BETA * GAMMA PHI BETA "Contemporary Worship with Communion" The sisters ol Gamma Phi Beta would like to ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI congratulate Cherl Grant on her pearling to Saturday at Span. Casual Attire Congratulations JODI CHAPPELL on yo.r Tony Smflh of Bluffton College. WANTED Mug Tug lavaliering to Sig Ep Mike Bravinl Sunday Worship at 8:30 & ll:00a.m GAMMA PHI BETA * GAMMA PHI BETA Love. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Beth, Carrie, and Shannon Attention Winter Vacationers: 3KJEPSIGEPSIGEP GAMMA PHI BETA * GAMMA PHI BETA I will care for your house (house sit) while you Pastor Ed wafden & Pastor Bart Muller Get excited lor the Scavenger Hunt tomorrow are oul of town for the winter. References giv- "3 bioeks south of campus" and the date party that follows. Get ready for en. 353-2006. the HUNT! ELCA — "me Welcome Place" GAMMA PHI BETA * GAMMA PHI BETA Female roommate needed ASAP. Apartment close to campus. Call 352-6078 ITS JUST A JOB!' ...related to your Major, that pays good money. Need i or 2 roommates for a spacious 2 bdrm. lhat looks great on your resume, apartment Call 354-8015, ask for Nate or BOWL~N~GREENERY thai could lead to a career. Jererry CO-OP KCK-OFF Preferably female roommate needed. Own Fnday. Sept. 16th room. Nice apartment. Clean, furnished. FRIDAY SPECIAL 3 30pm 1007 BA Building 1215/mo. * elec. Call 353 6069 ask lor Shan- non $4.24 SEAFOOD SPLASH! Lambda Chi Alpha Room for renl $172.50 * util. Pets OK. Ask fo Congrats Ted on your recent Soon 352-6867. lavaliering of Robin Cepikoff A variety of seafood and our of Theta Phi Alpha Soronry. Roommate needed lor fall & spnngi "own" clam chowder. From: Nice apt. Good location. Own bod A Your little. bath. Also. air. pool, laundry, a Inch clams, scallops, shrimp, and Pollock. University shuffle service! 352-9366. LIZZYLet's shop DI we drop at the BLACK Also complete salad bar, baked potato SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL. Ill see you there v^g. and unlimited beverage. on Sunday at 12D0. Your pal.CLAIRE Roommate Wanted. Non-smoker. Own Room. Mary Beth • Lei's talk art over a cold beer at Lance 655-3084. ys^=» the BLACK SWAMP ARTS FESTIVAL on Saturday. Is it a date? Call me. ..Mark [SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1994| Subleaser for Spnng 95. Cose to campus Money Orders Reasonable ream paid by semester. Two cool 9AM-10PM 39 cents roommates, laundry on premises. If interested Perrysburg Hts. Comm. Park Packages Plusi 11 Railroad, Bowling Green call Michelle 354-2148. i2232 Jefferson St. Need a Resume Builder Positions are now available on the 1994 Fall Perrysburg, Ohio Prairie Margins staff. Prairie Margins is the Un- (across from the Ol entrance on St. Rt. 25-lighted) dergraduate Fine Arts Magazine of BGSU. Any one interested in editing, sales, marketing, ad- vertising, magazine production, graphic de- sign, poetry, art. or fiction, contact Aimee 353-0218. 1HE f^DS The Perrysburg Heights Comm. Association CELEBRATION welcomes you out to enjoy a fun-Riled weekend of both Spring Break to Toronto Festival and Craftshow/Flea Market events! 4££m F.iperience Theatre!!! March 21-March 25.1995 FESTIVAL: is ONE Day featuring beer booth, food . 9 CENTER FOR CHOICE H booths, games such as Big 6 Wheel, Montecarlo, Dunking Confidential Health Care For Women D0YT MISS A FANTASTIC Booth, Ring Toss, Dart Toss, Bake Sale. • Student fee WEEK IN TORONTO! • Abortion through OPENING ACT: REDCLIFF Toronto Tour ENTERTAINMENT: Perrysburg Sophisticates, Toledo 20 weeks SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,199* Phaotom of tne Opera Mis Saigon Rep-'Roadshow", Red Devil Cloggers, Square Dancing, • Morning after SANDUSKY STATE THEATRE 8:00 P.M. Showboat treatment 109 Columbus Ave. Sanduaky, Ohio Ginny & Jerry's Holidaze Band, Alibi Band and much more! • Caring friend or Tickets available At Kobacker Bos Office relative allowed TICKETS 812 ADVANCE/815 DAY OF Just $390 Includes: for personal * SHOW AccoramoditiocisA'rijisportatioo/Limited Meals Craftshow/Flea Market will be both support For Information CtD Campus Activities: INFO CALL Saturday & Sunday, with items that are 16 N.Huron (800) 322-4787 eit 2-0691 new and used. Toledo. OH 43604 419486-9945/80O3S8-4787 1-800-589-6005 Sports The BG News page ten Friday, September 9, 1994

INSIDE FALCON FOOTBALL

Five years ago Vince Palko was passed over by Gerry Faust and the rest of the Akron Zips coaching staff. Saturday. Palko will be making tackles left and right at The Rubber Bowl - the Zips i IUI 11e field - but jusi iike the last four years he'll be doing it for Bowling Green. ■1 ' 'When I was in high school Mr. Faust never even sent a scout to look at me so I can't wait to go back home and show him what he passed up." What Faust passed up may just be the best linebacker that the Mid- American Conference has ever seen. Palko. reigning MAC Defensive MVP and Award ■ and Butkus Award nominee, has Accomplishment*: anchored one of the top 1994 - Dick Butkus Award nominee defensive teams in the named captain by teammates country the last three years. 1993 - Defensive MVP in the MAC This year Palko has set first team All-MAC his sights on winning *the first team academic all-league MAC title for the third time named captain by teammates High School: in the last four years. The 1989 - All-Ohio selection long road starts against 1988 - helped school win state title Faust, who is still looking for that elusive title. Favorites: Movie - Top Gun T.V. Show - Monday Night Football Food - Mam's lasagna Musical Group -- Bruce Springsteen Prof essicnal Athlete - Chris Spielman. Jack Lambert BG Memory - Playing Ohio State and holding Description of play them to 275 yards of offense and responsibilities: Class at 8G - Corporate design "This is a play that would go to the running back. On this play I'm looking for a down block from the guard. Then the fullback will come through and try to isolate me. My responsibility is to hit PALKO the fullback one-yard deep behind the "I can remember coming in as a freshman and offensive line. When I being in awe of all the other players. Sometimes I hit the fullback I'm trying played a little bit scared during practice, I didn't to get outside leverage and want to make any mistakes. But I think that helped force the runner back into the me because it made me concentrate a little more inside toward the "Mike- and learn the plays faster." linebacker. It's a pretty easy play to read because it opens up so quickly." About being nominated for the Butkus Award: "The first time I found out was when I saw the list on my locker. I was surprised. But at the same time very thankful to my teammates because team success is a prerequisite to personal success." "I have always set goals for myself. My first year here my goal was to be a starter. In my second season I wanted to be the best linebacker at BG. Then I wanted to be the best linebacker in the MAC. And this year I've set a goal to again be the best linebacker in the MAC, and also to gain some national recognition."

About continuing football career after i mnoKYf graduation: WEIGHT "I 've thought about it a little bit, but I've never SE&rH gotten too wrapped up in it. I think that there are a lot of things that I have to work oh before that could happen - things like improving my speed and quickness. "Really though, Vince Palko has to worry about this season and what needs to be done in odor to win another MAC Championship. "Who knows what the Good Lord has in store for me. I'm not going to think about it, but if I continue to work hard and do the things I've done in the past then maybe I'll get a shot at it."

^■^i ^H About hla interest In art: mmmm "My mom got me started into art at a young age. Whenever I was bored I always seemed to just Yaar Solo A«t. Total TFL pick up a pencil and start drawing different things. 1994 9 5 14 1-1 i She kept hanging my drawings all over the house 1993 65 76 141 19-44V 2 and encouraged me to keep it up. I.I ii i 1992 "Drawing was just something that I've always 52 67 119 4-7 1 loved to do, and hopefully I'll be able to continue SQUAT 199 1 57 41 9B 1-1 O doing it as a career. I'd like to be a graphic designer Career 183 189 working in a large market like Chicago or Atlanta."

The BG News/ Drawing, Mike Lee; Text, Mike Kazimore; Graphics & Layout, Jim Mericsko t'IMH I 4 t I . i i i t i i vv E E K: E N I> RE./ILITY Truns (CdDwiB sircDiBiy (5 Some Kind of Wonderful BG's local music group, The Kind, will headline a series of artists and bands with their unique style and sound at the second annual Black Swamp Arts Festival which kicks off today and continues until Sunday. 1% Big Dave and the Ultrasonics start the musical celebration while the art festivities follow.

EFIEATriUIBlES «U Where food and fun collide Junction gets tried, tasted and tallied by Janet Oyen. Find

out what she found out about the Main Street eatery. APPholo Carnival ride operator Kirk Lewia, of New Orleuu, alTUea Z> Kevin Staas lighlbulbx on Ibe giant wheel ride. He's done swimming. He's done Undergraduate Student ODIEIPAIKTrKGIEFnrS Government. And now he's doing stone carving. Andy 3 Events Here's what's happening in the burg of Bowling Creen. If it's Dugan and Ross Weitzner grill him on his latest hobby. going on, you'll find it here. 8 CD Review ■3 The Land Before Time Tesla's newest gets a close listening as does Milo Z's debut and IVter John Ross. Before Bowling Green was the bustling metropolis that it 3 Pretzel Boy Music Quiz has become, it was a tree-filled swampland. What hap- The salty twist is back and this time he's got an address. Play the game and win free music. pened?

w E K E N D editor's letter Before there was a city of Bowling Creen, let alone a University, there was swampland. Everywhere one looked, bugs buzzed, moss grew, algae prospered and tree roots exposed themselves. From these roots, new roots were made as settlers came and did RE./ILITY their best to make the swampland agricultural. They drained the Black editor Andy Dugan Swamp and from it came its largest community. Bowling Creen, The rest is history, and a very rich, deeply-rooted history at that. 'taffpi otographe Ross Weitzner And from that history has evolved the annual Black Swamp Arts managing editor Melinda Monhart Festival. The event is a celebration of the arts and culture that exist in managing: editor Dorian Halkovich ttijf writer both the University and community as well as a chance for people to Anita j. Michaels come together as neighbors. With over 8.000 people coming out to the ttmff writer Janet Oyen festival last year despite nasty weather, it must be said that it is a very •taff writer Josh Cable big deal! executive editor Clen Lubbert Where else on Earth can a once dreary swamp become a center of Copyright © 1994 by Weekend Reality. Reprinting of any community culture and the arts? Where else in the universe? I can tell materials in this publication without the permission of Weekend you it's not in the Dagobah System, and I'm sure Yoda is one envious Reality is strictly prohibited. little gremlin. Weekend Reality is an independent magazine published weekly during the academic year. Send all letters, questions, submissions or any other correspon- dence to 210 West Hall, Bowling Creen, OH 43403. , Andy Dugan editor

September 2, 1994 Weekend Reality Today the University Theatre production Film Theater, Admission is free. • Reggae Summerfcsl '94. of "Tartuffe" by Moliere will I* at • Olto Preminger's 1944 featuring Freddie McCregor. 7 p.m. in 401 University Hull. movie mystery "Ijiura" will be Judy Mowatt, Tony Rebel, and Open auditions for "The Birds" by shown at 9:30 p.m. in the Cish Michael Rose will perform at Aristophanes. For more informa- Pretzel Boy Film Theater. Admission is free. the Majeatic, 4140 Woodward tion, call the theatre department • The Fall, with Magnapnp, Ave., Detroit. Doors open at 8 at 372-2222. will perform at Blind Pig. 208 S. p.m. Advance tickets are $17.50. • The University International First St., Ann Arbor. Doors open •Toledo Cem and Film Series opens with "Coup de at 9:30 p.m. Advance tickets are Music Quiz Rockhound Club will host the Grace," a 1977 film directed by $10.00. 24th annual Jewelry, Gem and Volker Schlondorff anil Margarrlhe If all the world's a stage, it? After all. most of his Mineral Show today through • von Trolta. at 8 p.m. in theCish Thursday and we are merely players, then readers are college Sunday at the Masonic Com- Film Theater. Knglish subtitles, • The 1968 motion picture Pretzel Boy says CHANCE YOUR students and thus, they plex, 4645 Hcatherdowns Blvd.. admission is free. version of "The Odd Couple" ACT AND PLAY THE CAME! possess a certain amount Toledo. Open to the public 4-9 uill be shown at 9 p.m. in the Granted, the sally twist of intelligence, and that p.m. Donations: Adults - $2. Tuesday University's Cish Film Theater. admits he forgot to give the intelligence should be just Students and Seniors - $ 1.50. • Touki Bouki." a 1973 Admission is free. address to his potential contend- enough smarts to figure •It's Friday returns to the motion picture from Senegal • Arts and Ideas, a series of ers, but that's really no excuse, is See Ql l/.pagr three. Toledo Museum of Art for its directed by Djibril Diop Mambety, free 45-minute gallery tours lead second season, featuring will be shown at 7:30 p.m. and by Toledo Museum of Art and Band Listings galleries and adult and family "Bush Mama." a 1975 film from University of Toledo staff will be Listings...Listings...Listings... activities every Friday until 9 I■ i hiopia directed by llaile Cerima. presented at 1:30 each week. Weekend Reality listings run from Friday to Thursday. If you would p.m. Highlights each week will be shown at 9 p.m. at the Cish This week will be Clobal like your event listed in Weekend Reality, send it to Weekend include live music, a dinner Film Theater at the University. Coddesses, hosted by Carolyn Reality listings, 210 West Hall, BCSU, BC. OH 43403 buffet, a children's open studio, Both showings are part of the Putney, instructor of art history, gallery tours and free admission African Film Directors series. UT. Participants are asked to Music to exhibitions. Tonight there Admission is free. meet in the derrick Lobby Friday 9/9 will be reggae music by • Open auditions for the BCSU inside the Grave Place entrance. • Redline. Gamers Pub. 893 S. Main St.. 352-9780. Croovemaster and Alfred Theatre production of "Tartuffe" • UAO will sponsor "The • Razor Sharp. Suuthside Johnny's. 809 S. Main St.. 352-9837. Hitchcock's 1955 movie, "To by Moliere will be at 7 p.m. in 401 Odd Couple" in the Cish Film • The Kind. Catch A Thief," which will be University Hall. Also scheduled at Theater at 9 p.m. The film is • Rizzo. Howard's Club II. 210 N. Main St.. 352-9951. played in the Little Theater at 7 7 p.m. in 400 University Hall are part of the Lenhart Classic Film p.m. auditions for "The Birds" by Series. For more info, call 372- Saturday 9/10 • The Naked Cun 33 1/3." Aristophanes. For details, call the 7164 or 372-2343. • Razor Sharp. Southside Johnny's, 809 S. Main St.. 352-9837. sponsored by UAO, will be theater department al (419) 372- • Free Art and Ideas Callery • Mike Criffin and the Unknown Blues Band. KasyStreeC Cafe. 104 shown tonight and Saturday in 2222. Talk will discuss Creative S. Main St.. 3534988. 111 Olscamp Hall. Admission is • Vigilantes of Love will be Connections: the Art of Looking • Rizzo. Howard's Club II, 210 N. Main St., 352-9951. $1.50. For more info, call 372- performing at Blind Pig, S. First at Tapestry at the Toledo 7164 or 372-2343. St.. Ann Arbor. Doors open at 9:30 Museum of Art at 1:30 p.m. in Tuesday 9/13 • The "Findlay Area Artists p.m. Advance tickets are $5,00. the Herrick Lobby. Karen Giles, • Open Mie Night. EasyStreet Cafe. 104 S. Main St.. 353-0988. Celebrate," exhibit will be on • Photographs by Ralph Eugene assistant chairwoman, museum display until Oct. 2 in the Meatyard will be on display education will host. Admission is Wednesday 9/14 Virginia B. Cardner Fine Arts beginning today at the Toledo free. • Cravel Red. EasyStreet Cafe. 104 S. Main St., 353-0988. Pavilion at the University of Museum of Art in the Graphic Arts Findlay. For more info, call Galleries. Admission is free. Thursday 9/15 (419) 4244577. • The Ark Band. EasvStreet Cafe. 104 S. Main St.. 353-0988. 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Weelt^nd Realty September 9, 1994- 8 QUIZ From pa*r ttto. {Where food and fun collide out that all entries go to 210 WEST HALLM!!!! You people should be able to read minds by I Junction Bar & Grill offers comfortable atmosphere now! \ by Janet Oyen including a Revlon eye-make-up kit, fine entertainment for the college of appetizers from mozzarella sinks Like last week and every and the dining room is set with crowd. I had a good time hanging to potato skins to nachos. All of the week, winners will be selected I had the pleasure of wooden tables and wicker chairs out and playing darts. This kind of meals come in large portions. The following T^i-saiiy'it -._"-, dining al Junction Bar & with seat cushions. The center entertainment can turn a nice prices are also very reasonable, ■iaiili-i. The winner will receive Grill on Main Street in pieces consist of condiments and a dinner into a fun evening out. there are only a few dishes over five a free promotional cassette or downtown Rowling Green. list of alcoholic drinks and dinner The menu offers a variety of dollars. 'compact disc from the Madhatter I This restaurant has a specials. The dining room is well-lit dishes including sandwiches, I ordered stuffed mushrooms for Music Co., 143 E. Wooster. If I casual atmosphere: there with ceiling lamps. burgers, chicken, Mexican and an appetizer and the veggie fajita. there is a tie. or many ties, then I is a jukebox playing in The spacious dining room is vegetarian meals. These dishes The stuffed mushrooms were the winner will be determined the background, the walls complimented with a raised range from a bacon mushroom stuffed with herbs and cream through a blowtorch test; the last are decorated with the platform in the back. This is the burger lo a Mexican salad to a gyro cheese then fried; they were entry unburned will be the victor. usual beer signs plus location of the jukebox, a pool to grilled chicken to the veggie delicious. The veggie fajita was Pretzel believes it's better to burn fifties paraphernalia, table, and an electronic dart board; fajita. There is also a wide selection filled with cheese and fresh. My out than fade away! waitress was soon asking for drink TTiis week's winner was none orders. She came by several times other than Chad Wedeven of for drink refills and to ask about 17 Prout. Congratulations, the food. She even asked about me. Chad!!! Enjoy the music. And for The service was speedy, but not the rest of you that got left out, rushed. I took my time to enjoy my here's this week's quiz: meal, but did not have to wait for 1. What was After the the next course or a drink refill to Fire's only hit? (Hint: Isle, come. sang the same song, only much Junction Bar & Grill is a great chcesier - and the title is Ger- place for college students because of man). its relaxed atmosphere, the 2. What was the Dunn reasonable prices and the good Uurao song used in a James food. The next time you want to Bond movie in 1985? take a break from cafeteria and fast 3. What former \an llali-n food and have a fun evening out. front man sang "Yankee Rose" in keep Junction Bar & Grill in mind. 1987/ 4. The line "Don't waste your money on a new set of speakers, you get more mileage from a cheap pair of sneakers..." is from Details what song, by who? 5. Who sang HU Cot the Junction Bar & Grill I .nnk" with Sheriia I a*ton Where: 110 N. Main 6. What was Dee-Lite's Phone: 352-9222 "groovy" hit in 1990? 7. Who sang "867-5309/ Credit Cards: Discover, Jenny"in 1981? {American Express, Visa 8. These "babbling faces" Hours: 11 a.m.-lO p.m. sang "Burning Down the House" Weekdays; 11 a.m.-ll p.m. in 1983. Who were they? Prices are Falling on Fri/Sat.; 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. 9. What Aussie band sang "MoneyTalks" in 1990? Rating (out of five O): 10. Dire Straits sang what CD's and Tapes OOOO song in 1985 with additional vocals from Sting? $& $11.96 ^OSMO's COFFEE ESPRESSO 4 CAPPUCCINO FRESH JUICES

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4 September 9, 199,1 Weekend Re^aHty . Kevin Staas Novice stone carver takes shot at selling pieces of art at the Black Swamp Arts Festival "I'm also ijiler.ii.il In IHHI Aady: What kind or art do small. summer, if you want to put that in. yet. I'm also interested in explanatory alyle research. you do, Kevin? Andy: How long dors It take, Oh, hey, I'm also doing research that explanatory style re- That's what I'm doing with Kevin: I carve atones. on average, to make a piece. with my psych professor, Kerry search. That's what I'm my professor. He's sponsor- Andy: How did you get Kevin: It depends, like if I work on Hefner. doing with my professor. lag me." involved with the Black it straight through. I can do an Ross: Any relation to Hugh? He's sponsoring me. Swamp Arts Festival average piece in three days, but I Kevin: No. Aady: That's a lot Kevin: I applied. I had In submit just got dune with a piece that Andy: What has been one of going on. Would you four slides of my artwork and took me all summer. your biggest disappoint- consider all these there was a cummittec that AadytWhat b It? ments? things bobbles? viewed all the applicants and I Kevin: An Indian head. Kevin: I'm kind of upset that I Kevin: Uh....yeah. was aeeepted. I'm in the non- Andy: Are you going to sell didn't win the Pretzel Boy music- Hobbies or just interests. juried sertion; I won't be It? quiz. The USG thing is kind of competing for any prizes. Kevin: Yes. Andy: Are you gonna play like a job, but I kind of Andyi So are you just going Andy: Have you ever sold a this week? like doing that stuff, to he showing off your piece before? Kevin: Yeah. At least let me ask you stuff or are you going to Kevin: No, never. I kind of don't an Karly 80s question. Andy: Do yoa see be selling It, or what? want to sell it because I spent so Andy: Okay. yourself Involved Kevin: I'll be selling it. much time on it. I always tell Kevin: What song has the line "365 with this kind of art Andy: How much are you myself throughout the summer degrees?" la the latare? going to charge? when I'm carving that I want to Andy: -'Burning Down the Kevin: Yeah, but kind of Kevin: I don't know-l haven't make some income off it. I could House" off the 1983 album more on the side to even decided yet. I'm not sure have had a second job or some- Speaking in Tongues, Sire whatever I end up doing. because I've only been carving thing, but I didn't. Records. Aady: What do yoa I'm the feature and It'* my for a year or so. Ross (the photographer): Kevin: Damn it. Duges! think about the life so you ean ask me about Andy: How did you get Um...are we open to any Ross: What's your major? Black Swamp Arts anything" Involved in carving? questions here? Kevin: I'm a double major in Festival? Kevin: It's a long story. The first Kevin: I'm the feature and it's my psychology and history. Kevin: I think it's nii-e to piece I ever carved was with life so you can ask me about Rossi NOW I'm curious. Since have something local Danielle Barron, and I carved a anything. you're a doable major la where people from cement pipe in her art class. ***! Ross: Well, ok. One thing we psychology and history does around here can go and Everyone thought it was a pot. shouldn't forget Is that you that mcaa yoa're going to do show off their stuff. Aady: Why a pipe? are a swimmer, correct? stady the history of psychol- Andyi So, when will Kevin: Because my dad smokes a Yon are a member of the ogy? yoa have yoar staff pipe, is why. He got me started In University swim team. Kevin: I am interested in that. on display? carving when he came home one Kevin: Yes, that is correct. There's a thing called Kevin: I set up shop on day with some chisels and rock Ross: Do you ever urinate in psychohislory, where famous figures Saturday at 10 a.m. and I 1 ^H i for me to work with a little over the pool? are analyzed. Erik Krikson did a think it starts at noon a year ago and I've been doing it Kevin: I refuse to answer that on study on Martin Luther King Jr.. and goes until 8 p.m. ever since. ~^§£frr''*''r ' the grounds of possibly incriminat- and Hitler. It's not really accepted. And I do requests! - M H, , 1/ ^1 i Andy: Were you In the ing myself. festival last year? Ross: I don't believe that "The first piece I ever I" R E S E N T I carved was with Danielle Kevin: I got accepted, but I had will be Incriminating Barron, and I carved a my initiation for my fraternity Kevin: I don't think I like the way cement pipe in her art that day, so I had to cancel. this is going. 1994 BLACK SWAMP class. Everyone thought it Andy: What frateralty, Aady: Kev, yoa're a pretty Kev? was a pot." busy man on campus. What Kevin: Um....Sigma Chi (nervous other Ihiags do you do in ARTS FESTIVAL laugh). your life? What kind of art pieces Kevin: Well, I'm doing the art, I'm "III you be seUing at the a member of Sigma Chi, I'm on festival? USG in the student welfare Kevin: They're all sculptures out committee. I was also an KA one of soft stones, like alabaster and limestone. I mostly carve animals. And I'm just, like, Sept. 9: C^E starting to do humans. They're J(a(eidoscope kind of harder for me. Andy: How many pieces are Friday Night Kickoff you going to have there? 10% Off all DOWNTOWN BOWLING GREEN Kevin: I'm going to have about 12 FEATURING pieces for sale. Some of them are Brass Incense Holders "I carve atones." Reading by Appt. 3S Crystals, Books, BIG DAVE <> Jewelry, Incense, Oils, |-|oward's club|-| and Much More! 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Weekend Reality September 9, 1994 S ISecond Black Swan Some Kind of wonderful \Local band headlines festival with authentic sound and style I by Dorian \ llalkorU-h

Tonight one of Bowling I * ireen\ most popular I happenings is sel lo engulf I downtown in artistic I creativity and boisterous I vorul chords. The Blark I Swamp Arts festival is full I of handmade items and I creative endeavors but it is I also a focal point for local I musical talent to reach I wandering ears as they I pass frum booth to booth. Among them will be The | Kind. Frequently playing a circuit of .shows through- lout Cleveland, Columbus, I Toledo, Ann Arbor and I Howling Green, the band I has cemented their name I into some fairly large I markets. As a result. The I Kind earned an opening ■ spot during I'hil Collin's I most recent tour. "We were very excited I lo be offered the spot," [lead vocalist and lyricist, [ Jaime Church said.. "We [had worked with a [ promotions company in [ the past and they just The Kind will headline the Black Swamp Arts Festival. The band goes on at 8p.m. on the mnin stage and [ called us up and asked us then will play at Easy Street at 10 p.m. [ to play.** Although she is willing to reveal and "Live at As a sin-piece band her influences. Church declined to the Phan- [ complete with a female comment on the origin of the band's lasy," a seven- [ vocalist. The Kind defi- name. Instead she simply stated "we song EP. [ nilely has an original like to leave that up to everyone's They are also I sound. Their fuller imagination." set to record I instrumental base has "The band will have been together an album by [given them a flexibility few two years in January," Church the end of | bands ever achieve, explained. "Joe [Church] and I have September in "I would describe our pc'ii together for about five years. New York for [ musical style as high- We played as a two-person acoustic Interface I energy pop. It's definitely net and when we came back to Records. I dance music," Church Bowling Green we met up with the Before that [ said. "We've got an rest of the band members." happens, [ original sound so you can't After checking out the competi- though, check I really compare us to any lion in New York, Church migrated them out live |one band." back to Bowling Green where "most at their 8 Influenced by every- of the band is either from or went to p.m. perfor- [ thing from reggae to pop, school." Members include Joe mance at the [ Church admitted some of Church, guitarist, songwriter and Black Swamp b I her main influences lie in vocals; Jose Luna, percussionist. Arts Festival I bands with strong female vocalsand songwriter; Linda Curney, tonight or [ vocalists. Some of her keyboardist and vocalist; Jim right after I favorites are the Pretend- Armstrong, guitarist; and Mike Bailey (around II |ers and the B-52's. on drums. Together, they are p.m.) at the be "Being a female responsible for mixing their varied Easy Street p. [ vocalist, I've always been interests and influences to make that Cafe where I interested in strong female unique Kind sound. (hey will [ vocalists instead of those The band currently has two perform once [ who are just back-up EP's available at MadHatter's Music again, [ singers," Church said. entitled "High," a six- song studio EP

Weekend Reality np Arts Festival begins The Land Before Time Once a tree-filled swampland, Bowling Green has emerged by Sharon A, Tureo

t's hard to believe that the "Federal laws allowed for subsidies to help drain the swampland," said "The University is rich in the arts which benefits the town miles of flat, spacious farm- David Skaggs, a University history professor. "It's almost ironic — culturally," Tinker said. land that today, we would never allow such wetlands to be destroyed, but in the Another benefit that the festival brings to the community is a surrounds Bowling Green 1900s little consideration was given to the environment and to the common bond between the town and the University. "Downtown is a common ground for both the city and the was once a tree-filled land." swampland left behind by Without the migration of the Germans to this area, the land never University." Tinker said. "It's a place where everyone becomes part the mighty glacial era —but could have been develop.*! such as it was. "The Germans improved on of the community and togetherness prevails." that's exactly what existed the original drainage ditches being u-ed at the time, and began Several members on the planning committees are a part of the here 100 years ago. building drainage tiles," Skaggs said. "They are still in place today University community and many of the performers have University ties as well. University students also play a vital role in making the Tonighl kirks off the second annual and can be seen from the road." Black Swamp Arts Festival with the The University lies directly in the center of the Black Swamp. "It's festival a success. "Many of the 2S0 volunteers that help out are University huh energy blues group Big Dave and very obvious geographically that we lie in the center of the Black the Ultrasonics, hm that's only one Swamp because there is no drainage from a natural body of water," students," Tinker said. "Whole organizations come out to lend a event in the three day celebration of Skaggs said. "There are a series of ditches that lead out of the city." helping hand." Although originally anticipated to give area businesses extra the visual and performing arts that is Bowling Creen is the largest community completely inside the publicity, the overwhelming response that last year's festival meant t" rapture Howling Green's rirh historical culture. swamp. It was profitable agriculturally thus attracting settlers as time brought was never expeeted."Some of our downtown businesses Proposed two years ago by Arts Allied and The Downtown went on. Business "It's difficult to look at the farmlands this region is famous for and compared last year's festival to Christmas in terms of business Allocation, the festival is celebration of the arts which promotes picture that it was once a vast area of swampland," Anderson said. generated," Tinker said. economic growth and a strong community spirit. '"But a large part of Bowling Green's history lies in the changing of A survey conducted at last year's festival shows that 94 percent of "The purpose of The Black Swamp Festival is to create an our land." festival goers would return this year and 42 percent said they would awareness of ;»ris and foster a strong community spirit," said Not only will this history be captured in The Black Swamp Arts eat in an area restaurant or would purchase something from an Jacqueline Nathan, co-chairwoman of the event and head of Univer- Festival but our changing community will also be celebrated. area business. All said that by far the best aspect of the festival was sity Galleries. "We want people to be proud of our community and The festival originally started as a small idea, but it has taken off the music and community spirit. show it off." on a large scale since first introduced. Seventy-five artists from five states will be showcasing their Anil there's a lot to show off. Fight thousand people attended the festival last year despite work. Stretching from I ..ikr Krie to Indiana, The Great Black Swamp desolate weather — which is one of the main reasons the festival is "We want to stress that this is not a little craft show — it's the was the last urea of Ohio to be settled. being hosted earlier in September this year biggest music and arts festival in Bowling Green's history." Tinker It wasn't until the 1850$ that settlers from Northern Germany "The Black Swamp Arts Festival ties together a region that shares a said. realized that under the thick forests and wetlands lay what would rich history with Bowling Green at the heart of it." said Jim Tinker, Tinker feels that the Black Swamp Arts Festival is the beginning son- da) become the richest farmland in Ohio. director of The Downtown Business Assocation. "It shows that we are of a scene. "We want to help area artists become known," Tinker said. "In "It took tremi-ndous work to make this area farmable," said current but we have a heritage and there is a deep-rooted history Ihomas Anderson, a University geography professor. "The first here." the future we hope to produce a Compact Disk called "Out of the settlers removed every tree by hand and built a great many drainage The Black Swamp Mural, created this year, depicts this rich Swamp."' ditches without the aid of technology." historical culture, and can be seen all year round on Main Street. "For now though it's one huge dance party all weekend," Tinker A small portion of the area was developed previous to the Civil "A festival such as this defines our town as a center for the arts," said. "It's a welcome back party and a cultural event mixed to- War hut it wasn't until post-Givil War that the major work began. said Kelly Wicks, owner of Grounds for Thought. gether." Black Swamp offers plenty of activities Weekend packed with a variety of musical talent, cultural art and food and beverage b% Nicole One will be Big Dave and the Stage One 1:00 DePue Players (strings) 12:00 Black Swamp Brass Mountain Express (bluegrass. country) Pankurh Ultrasonics for high-energy blue* at 6 12:00 Imagines Mexicanos (Mexi- 2:00 Butch Schoen (Magician) 1:30 The Kitz (Barbershop) The festival will also have various p.m. The Kind, an alternative band, can Dancers) 3:00 Zanobia Highlanders (bagpip- 3:00 Tower Brass (chamber music) poetry readings on Saturday from I The Black will follow them at 8 p.m. and finish 1:30 Michael Peslikis Trio with ers) Strolling Performers p.m. until 4:30 p.m. The festival will Swamp Arts Festival around 10 p.m. Food will be pro- Mary Ann Russo Schlievert (jazz) Stage Two 3:00 Road House Trio (polka) host a variety of fine arts vendors begins Friday at 6 vided Friday by the Black Swamp 3:00 The Ark (reggae) 12:30 Pip (rock with Celtic twist) Stage Two Saturday and Sunday. Artists from all p.m. and continues Arts Festival. Various vendors will 4:30 Paddy's Nite Out (Irish folk) 2:00 Tom Gormand and Parallex 12:00 Depue Players (Strings) around the region, country and even until Sunday on offer food ranging from chinese to 6:00 University Faculty Jazz Trio View (Acoustic) 1:00 Sound Cheque (jazz, blues, some from Canada will be on Main Main Street with mexican to traditional festival food (jazz) 3:30 Tony Rios & Co. (I itino rock) rock) Street. From photography to baskets music, fine arts and such as elephant ears and french 8:00 Ernie Krivda Quartet 4:30 .Stephen Budd (Acoustic) 2:30 Richard Dean Chorale to watercolor, there will be some sort a variety of food. waffles Saturday and Sunday. featuring Paula Owen (jazz vocalist) Sunday (Traditional) of artwork to satisfy festival-goers. Friday on Stage Saturday Strolling Performers Stage One 4:00 Robert White and the Candy

September 9, 1994 6*7 album since 1989 off Ceffen and gospel sound it speaks to the style, intended to be richly what comes from the first Records, gives listeners a taste of listener. funky, becomes more and more instrumental track "Smooth what they're used to hearing with This CD is definately worth a irritating after each song rVt I". However, the following a little heavier groove mixed in listen. Producers have apparently tracks sound more and more for good measure. — Dorian llalkovich tried to exploit the idea that the like synthesized music. The CD opens with "The 000 lead vocalist and the band's After the first few seconds of Gate/Invited." I was a little namesake are both called Milo "Surfer Joe". I started to think surprised to hear some pretty MiloZ Z. This is a great marketing idea, of an instrument that I had not heavy guitar work resounding out heard nor seen since I was in Manic \red to Howl but as a musical concept it falls of my meager speakers. Some of the sixth grade, the mini-organ. oooo Mercury short. Keep in mind that such the riffs seemed almost reminis- All I could picture while After four years of labor in harsh criticism is warranted by cent of older and slower Metallica. listening to this song was a Teela New York City's gritty club scene, the fact that the instrumentals But the guitar work was clear and stereotypical grandparent sitting Duil A Nut Milo Z has released a promising in "Howl" are really sharp. obviously unaltered and Keith's at the mini-organ from which GefTen Records debut album entitled "Basic Shimizu*s outstanding funk voice maintains authoritative Jeff Keith and crew Need to Howl" The funk septet guitarwork, the intermittant but one of those dull tempo beats control of the song instead of sounded as the grandparent I are back yet again with attempts to make the difficult scorching sax solos, solid bass being buried beneath pounding I another album chock full leap from live performance to and percussions, and smatterings continued to play along on the percussion and screaming guitars I of their bluesy riffs, studio recording of "Daddy Kyes" Hopkins' tasly keys. like many vocalists seem to Going into "Camino Fuente" I pumping rhythm and The diverse group's first keyboard fills make for a hopelessly do. **The Gate/ I Keith's easily recogniz- release is in every sense of the talented and promising group of I fell a calm jazzy tone as if I Invited" seems to play with the | able grainy vocals. word a "debut" album, chocked musicians with bright futures. were in a club on a weekend question of where am I going Whether or not you full of the do's and don'ts of Instrumentally, Milo Z seems evening with a close friend. with my life...something we all I are a Tesla fan, you most studio musicianship. Judging ill-suited fur Top 40. Their songs Throughout this whole CD can relate to. I likely can recall their from the live reviews, much of have a natural tendency to the music sounded too close to u "Yvu ask where I'm going/1 I Top 10 single "Love the bund's true flavor appears to stretch out. with lots of soloing keyboard synthesizer for my don't even know where myself/1 I Song," off 1989"s The have been compromised in the and improv. However. Milo Z own taste. I do think that with amid say I'm undecided/1 just I Great Radio Contro- name of marketability. undoubtedly would like to enjoy the instrumental music each don't know." I veny, or the Top 10 The first two tracks are commercial success. It will be truck wus designed to create an The album continurs to twist I hit "Signs" from HMO's listenable, if not quite catchy. interesting to see what direction image for the listener. However, through typical ruck and roll I Five Man Acouatiral "Cet On Up," the funky, the group lukes, artistically and twenty-two songs is u little too songs with some similar beats and [Jan. infectious opener, and "Dog" musically, in the years to come. much. "rock-n-roir style lyrics until Signs, signs every- both feature searing guitar solos -iJosh Cable My personal favorite wu» entering some bluesy cuts. One of I where signs... That's from Shimizu. A native of Japan, i _|2a. the track entitled "The First the better cuts is "Need Your I Tesla and if you recog- Shimizu is an extremely capable Time." I liked the use of the Lovin'." Although it is your 1 nize those popular words guitarist whose presence on the r piano. If you decide to buy this typical love song of 'what would I I or even hear the elusive album is felt on each of the CD, listen to this track first. do without you' sentimentality, I lyrics buzzing through dozen tracks (and desperartely X*\ The free flowing, easy spirit the bluesy twang and rangy I your head then you have needed on several). His playing is sound heard in this piece is guitar work deserves a fair ■t I an idea of what you will quite diverse, a combination of bound to bring back u memory amount of credit for clarity and I get with their latest quality fills, scorching solos, and or two. purely enjoyable listening I release Biut ■ Nut. rich, exquisite (and sometimes IVter John Koss is u local As good as "Need Your Tesla weaves their overdubbed) rhythm guitarwork. musical artist. This CD is Lovin*" is, I'd have to say the best pure musical style "Want Me," the eighth track, available at Kindrrs, Madhatter cut on the CD "A Lot To Lose." throughout Bust ■ Nut. would surely falther without his and Imagine: The Unique The cut is more like a ballad with * ' t I Known best for their outstanding rhythm background. Boutique. a pretty slow musical introduc- r4\ I straightforward music The vocals are that bud. -Melinda C. Monhart tion, reminiscent of light chime- ooo I and their popular motto: Horrendous vocals are but like guitar work. NO MACHINES!, the one of the low points of "Howl." Another cut that deserves a PrIrr John ROM I band has once again sent Cheesy, inane lyrics are at the for second listen is "Cames People The Home men! Tape* I forward an album worth front of each song Several songs Ratings Play." With an almost folk-like Vol. 1 - Monkey I a listen. Their fifth boldly attempt to make political The title for Peter John Ross' and social statements, yet they're O Terrible work could not be more apropo penned so tastelessly that the because "The Buemeit Tapes'* OO Poor result is sheer disaster. is exactly what the sounds on this OOO Average Milo /. the lead vocalist, may CD brought to mind, a recording have founded this septet, but his OOOO Very Good done in the basement. foresight stops there. His singing OOOOO Excellent A soft. soothing feeling is

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