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University takes a Conference to close Earth Week closer look By Carrie Whitaker our amazing lives in the resources."' Schwenning said. CAMPUS NEWS COirOR prOCCSS." "We an' depleting resources SO What can we do for the earth? As l-arth Week conies to a The conference, which will quickly, ami this will show stu- there are small tilings we can do to keep from harming the environment. It you close, the Environmental Action run from I -5 p.m. in room 208of atSARS dents how not to deplete leel motivated, here are some ways you can help Group will present a mini-con- the Union, is split up into five dif- resources." By Miranda Bond REPORTER ference Saturday. The confer- ferent parts, Including a recy- laclyn Mercede. who is in • Do everything you can to avoid purchasing, using, and throwing away plastic ence will educate students on cling workshop, a iHiokmaking charge of the bookmaking work- or styroloam. This could mean using relillable coffee mugs or reusable plates With the receni outbreak of some simple ways they can help workshop, seminar on low- shop, said this section ofihe con- and flatware. Or you could buy colas in a can and not a plastic bottle Even recy- Severe Acute Respiratory the environment, members of impact camping, seminar on ference will promote the idea of cling plastics is more difficult than recycling metal, glass, or paper Syndrome, the University is tak- I LAG said. ecofeminism and a presentation reusing materials. • Whenever you can. buy things that are used. A lot ot energy is wasted making ing precautions to ensure the "The conference ... is going to on environmental effects of the Too many people think they new items II you want a hat. shoes, or even a phone you could go to Goodwill o> safety of its students and staff. provide a rich array of important war. have to buy new things," the Salvation Army and check out their merchandise SARS has been diagnosed in and thought-provoking infor- The recycling workshop will Mercede said. "We have SO much • Try to eat and shop as locally as possible Rather than buying a shirt that is several parts of the world mation in a fairly short amount focus on the process of recycling garbage in our landfills that we made of fabric woven in Asia, dyed in Northern Africa and pieced together in including China. Singapore, ol time,'' leannie Ludlow. interim explaining how the recycling don't use and could lx' reusing." Central America, buy one thai is fully made in the United States Think ot the gas you save in shipping alone it you buy things made in the United States Taiwan, Hong Kong, and director of Women's Studies and center on campus runs and the third part of the confer- Vietnam. At this point. Bowling • Try to reduce use ol non-renewable energy sources, including oil and gasoline speaker at the conference, said. describing why recycling is ence, a seminar on low-impact Cut down on the amount of time you drive or try to organize carpools. Green has not requested that its "It's a great way lo take a break important, EAu member Julie camping, will be led liv Bryan students studying in northern from the stress of end-of-semes Schwenningsald Information emtnbuted bykmme Ludlow. inliiim directa ol Women s Studies China return home, but has ter work and learn more about "It's about conserving CONFERENCE, PAGE 2 given them the option to do so. The University has also released several recommended precautions lor its faculty, staff', and students, in the form of an e-mail, in order to safeguard their health and safety. They have recommended BEYOND BG Speaker warns that memlH'rs of the campus cancel or postpone personal or scholastic travel plans to all infected areas. All University sponsored of pollutants groups that had plans to visit any of the infected areas between now and May 15 seen By Kendra ludemann road svstein. The area had been their trips postponed I'rograms REPORTER untouched In deforestation. scheduled in the affected coun- If one were to look at our plan- Meyers saw a monk standing tries after the 15th may also be et it would not lie bard to see the in a field doing what Peterson- canceled depending on future earth is dominated by humans, Meyers thought was praying developments, according to an and lames Peterson-Meyers' lec- Upon closer inspection, he e-mail sent to students. tUre Wednesday was Iodised nil noticed the monk was playing a Students who will be affected this fact Gameboy academically by the restricted Peterson-Meyers came to the "We live in an Incredibly glob- travel will have other options to University as the keynote speak alized economy," be said, lo fulfill needed requirements,The er for Earth Week. I le spoke in Peterson-Meyers, this was a sym Center for International front of a mixed group ol sin bol that what is produced and Programs will work with these dents and faculty in the Union the lesulls of that produclion- students to make accommoda- Theater. leach all areas of the globe. tions for them. Peterson-Meyers is the senior What humans do on Earth has Tile University expressed advisor to the United Nation an effect on the globe as a whole. concern in the e-mail about vis- foundation. I le earned his doc- After many years of liunuiis itors from Asia and Toronto for torate degree in biology at the damming water, the rotation year-end activities, including University ol California at speed of Earth bus increased ami graduation. They have recom- Berkeley, lie has co-authored the the Earth lias begun to wobble mended that if students have book. Our Stolen Future, The on its axis. Peterson-Meyers said visitors from these areas com- book focuses on the effects of The development ol harsh ing to Bowling Green, that stu- pollution on fetal development. detergents also has an effect on dents ask their visitors to recon- Peterson-Meyers has invested human development. According sider their plans. As an alterna- much of his time investigating to Peterson-Meyers, research tive, videotapes of commence- birds in the far reaches of the finds that Bispbenol A. a harsh ment ceremonies will be avail- world. I le spent many years as a chemical in detergents, has led able for those who need to can- field biologist studying birds to aneuploidy, which causes cel their travel plans before he decided to try some- birth delects in lab mice. As of now, all SARS patients in thing new. "Aneuploidy is the single the United States have contract- "Stuff happens that changes biggest cause of birth defects." ed the illness through exposure your perspective." be said. Me Peterson-Meyers said, lests are from foreign travel or close con- said people, not birds, were mak- being conducted lo determine if tact, such its healthcare workers ing decisions that affected land the defect, which is a cause of or those living in the same changes. Down syndrome, is caused by household. KMwtyhcpsBGNats Peterson-Meyers then began Bispbenol A in humans as well as studying energy technologies. mice. RIGHT HAND ON GREEN: Last night freshman Rita Hawthorne played inflatable Twister at Beyond BG. He traveled to western China, in SARS,PAGE 2 The event, run by students, was a free celebration honoring graduating seniors. a valley that was far from any ENVIRONMENT. PAGE 2 Bush tries again to sway Voinovich on taxes
By Jennifer Loven national security in one trip, Bush on the shop floor of a ball-bear- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mirrored the formula he has ingfactory in North Canton. Tor UMA, Ohio — President Bush employed in other recent trips the sake of our country, for the swooped yesterday into the and foreshadowed his re-election sake of the workers of America. home state of a fellow Republican strategy. (bngtess needs to pass this jobs who refuses to go along with his Democrats, meanwhile, pre- growth package soon." drive for more than a half-trillion viewed their own election strate- Voinovich says he won't yield to dollars in new tax cuts, deriding gy against Bush: Hack die presi- a pressure tactic that seemed to supporters of a "little bitty tax dent on national security but work last time Bush was selling a relief package." Tony Dejak AP Photo sharply question his economic tax cut. Bush visited Ohio in In a two-city swing through plan. February 2001 to promote that politically strategic Ohio, Bush " One thing is certain, Hush used the first stop of his year's $1.6 trillion proposal, and toured the plant that makes die we will not impose a ninth trip to Ohio to lean on Voinovich — often skeptical Abrams MIA2 tank, the work- Sen. George Voinovich, a about such cuts — announced horse of mobile forces that government on Iraq." Republican from that state who his support a week later. fought in lr.ui.' le devoted a sec- GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT along with Maine Republican Voinovich spokesman Scott ond speech of the day to touting Sen. Olympia Snowe has refused Milburn says Voinovich will not progress in bringing self-govern- Bush (old a boisterous crowd of to support lax reductions of more back any tax cut over $350 billion ment and security to the Iraqi plant workers. "One tiling is cer- than $350 billion over a decade. without reductions in spending, tony Deiak AP Phoi; people in the wake of the ousted tain, we will not impose a govern- "It's important that even in the face of Bush's trip to STARS AND STRIPES: President Bush speaks to a crowd at Lima Saddam I lusscin regime. ment on Iraq." Washington respond to some of Army Plant Thursday. Bush was promoting both his tax-cut package By fusing the economy and "Iraq must be democratic," die problems we face." Bush said BUSH, PAGE 2 and his continued emphasis on national security.
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BUSH. FROM PAGE 1 "I think he knows where I'm cuts over a decade. At the Army tank plant in on the road. A more formal confirmed two Ohio cities. at." the senator added. "1 think "Some in Congress say the Lima. Bush scrambled atop and address to Congress, proposed First in the receiving line, the economy needs a shot in the plan is too big" the president down from a mighty Abrams by some Republicans with close in Ohio Voinovich applauded as Bush arm. I just don't want to shoot the said. "It seems like to me they tank during a tour of the plant. In ties to Bush, is not as likely. deficit in the foot." might have some explaining to his remarks, he thanked the Separately, Bush plans to trav- walked down the steps of Air SARS, FROM PAGE 1 Force One in Dayton, Bush Without mentioning do. If they agree that tax relief cre- workers for assembling the best el t6 Dearborn, Mich., on In the United Slates, casual grabbed the lawmaker's hand Voinovich by name, Bush took ates jobs, then why are they for a weaponry "in the history of war- Monday to discuss the future of a contact with infected patients at and shook it as the pair chatted him and other opponents to task little bitty tax relief package? If fare." newly liberated Iraq. The Detroit universities or other public for about five seconds, both smil- for agreeing that some tax cuts they believe tax relief is impor- Bush plans to wrap up the war suburb is home to one of the gatherings has not resulted in ing. As the president made his are OK but not the amount the tant for job creation, they ought in a major address after war com- nation's largest Arab communi- reported transmission. way to the next person in the president says is necessary to to join us." mander Gen. Tommy Franks tells ties. Like Ohio, Michigan is an " For those living in Ohio, they receiving line, the senator patted kick-start (he lagging economy. Voinovich himself was absent him that hostilities are over — a important state for Bush politi- do not need to be concerned if Bush on the shoulder. Speaking at a North Canton from both events, something recommendation the White cally. they come in contact with I.ater, Voinovich told a reporter company owned by longtime Bush seemed aware of as he House plans to receive in the On Thursday, however, Bush someone who has visited a the two did not talk specifically heavyweight GOP donor W.R. noted "we got a lot of people next few days. Bush's address almost slipped and made the country where SARS has been about the tax plan. Timken Jr. — and at a private showing up today" and ticked off could come as early as next week, war-ending declaration ahead of reported in the past ten days," "We agree on the stimulus roundtable beforehand with a long list of local and congres- said several White House offi- schedule. "Now we have finished loshua Kaplan, director of package." Voinovich said, trying workers and other small busi- sional politicos. cials. a war — in the process of finish- Student Health Services, said. to play down his differences with ness owners — Bush pushed his Aides said the senator had They are considering venues ing a war—in Iraq," he said. Five possible cases of SARS the popular president. plan for at least S550 billion in tax scheduling conflicts inside the White House as well as have been reported in Ohio, but there is no confirmation that it has been found in the state. Globally many countries including the United States are Humans can making efforts to stop the ICE HORIZONS spread of the illness Some pre- EAG gives tips cautions include mandatory alter world, screening of incoming passen- gers at airports, and SARS-like symptoms are being quaran- create new tined, usually for seven to ten to help earth days, until it is clear that they do economy not have SARS. The University has launched CONFERENCE,FROM PAGE 1 that taking appropriate care of ENVIRONMENT, FROM PAGE 1 a committee that will continue Cavins, director of Outdoor ourselves is the exact same Peterson-Meyers said to track the developments con- Programs. thing as respecting the earth humans must make the choice cerning SARS. This seminar will provide and not destroying it," she said. to have a better economy. "We The conference has been "My office continues to mon- can wait for something to hap- examples of how people can itor the situation relative to the minimize their environmental planned to give students the pen, or work actively as a society opportunity to learn things education abroad programs," to build a new energy economy,'' impacts through the applica- about environmentalism and community member Sally he said. tion of seven principles. Cavins Raymont said. "I encourage Fuel-cell cars, which cmil said. how they can help the earth, Deanna lance, president of everyone to refer to water as a waste product, may "It is designed to clarify ques- virww.cdc.gov before making be one way that humans can EAG said. tions about what to do with decisions about traveling to any change the world, Peterson- extra food, how to take a bath "We hope students will leam Meyers said. He hopes some day a little bit more about things of the countries that are affected and where to put up a tent, by SARS." that school buses will run on fuel among others," Cavins said. they can do to help the earth," cells, and that schools can plug Ludlow, who will present the Lance said. "The environment into the buses for the energy lecture on ecofeminism, said impacts us all. So we should go they need. out and find what we can do to Senior lulie Schwenning. a people need to leam about the earth to better understand make our lives better by help- memlwr of the Environmental ing the environment." Action group, enjoyed Peterson- themselves. "We need to realize Meyers speech, "lie showed a Phtfo provided way to move forward with READY FOR THE BIG DAY: Ice skaters take a break from practice hydrogen cars." she said. this week as they prepare for Ice Horizons. The show will be at the Peterson-Meyers wants Ice Arena this weekend featuring Scott Hamilton. humans to realize that they must mow msw DQ va oawp make changes. "We are a vibrant, emerging, civil society of people If you sleep in a cold room, OTG raQLT!SrJKE) OS DOQBQB coming together to solve prob- you are mon lems," Peterson-Meyers said. DLD!I\!ia 2QDG OC0D G3Q Q/2EQL7CLT18B
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Do you ever wonder why found in the student directory. teaching a class and is fearful of teach classes and we should be authority" and seem to have no Now, if there were frequent University professors' home- I tie Graduate Student Senate being bothered late at night by a given the same respect the facul- problem with the printing of incidents involving students phone numbers are not listed in is currently trying to pass a pro- student, then simply take your ty receives." It is not entirely clear their personal information in the harassing graduate student the student directory? Well, to be posal that would omit all person- name out of the phone book. how omitting the personal infor- directory. Students who are resi- instructors, then this proposal frank about it, they aren't stu- al information of graduate stu- This right is granted to every stu- mation of the professor's is a dent advisors, officers of would be warranted and rele- dents. They would have no place dents from the student directory. dent: graduate and undergradu- form of respect. In fact, it is pre- Undergraduate Student vant. However, this does not in the directory of students. Now, So, the question we have for you ate. A student, after filling out the posterous to think that having Government and officers seem to be the case. the student directory does list all is: why? proper forms, can have their your name in the directory is a University Activities This proposal seems unneces- faculty members' office phone What is so bad about having infonnation omitted from the sign of disrespect. The inclusion Organization should be included sary. Instead of wasting time and numbers as well as all graduate your home phone number and directory. But let's get back to the of the graduate student's person- in GSS's proposal to prevent any- energy with a proposal, why not student instructors' office phone address printed in a phone- reason that GSS feels this pro- al infonnation is due to the sim- one from feeling disrespect. distribute a pamphlet to all grad- numbers. I lowcver. the home book? This is how people can posal is necessary. ple fact that they are students. Students who fall into these uate students informing them phone numbers and addresses find you if they need you. If you Shelley Clagg was quoted in There are other students on categories, especially resident how to omit their personal infor- of graduate students can also be are a graduate student who is The l)G News as saying, "We do campus who are in "a position of advisors, are authority figures. mation from the directory?
U.S. is not a place of free speech PEOPLE Wouldn't it be nice if BOB but banned from nationwide persecuted. M0SER radio play, (hanks to a memo Actors like Tim Robbins and ON THE STREET life was just a game? sent out by airwave monopolizer Susan Sarandon have held Clear Channel lint, which said strong to their beliefs and risen Who would win in a Guest Columnist games such as "Milu'pede" and the band's public statements above the public ridicule that the fight between Abe "Frogger," were not made for were "anti-American" and Baseball I (all of Fame has dished MATT players to make it all the way I am writing this in response should not be represented by Lincoln and SUSSMAN out, but no one should be faced " through the game. They had a to Opinion Editor llema ina's col- self-respecting radio stations. with that kind of ultimatum. The George W. Bush? Humor Columnist umn on why freedom ol speech And the strongest case of free point system. Today's games Dixie Chicks haw all but been don't care about points as is nothing to worry about in this speech persecution in our coun- banned from the national air- great nation of ours. Miss Ina is try is the same example that Mama said there would be much as they do about how waves, just because they dis- days like this. It's the reason many pimps and hookers you just one of many on this campus Miss Ina thought would make agree with the actions of our and in this country who allow her point, longtime NBC news B. B. King sang the blues. The can shoot or how many secret president. For the first time ever, theme song from "Friends" themselves to live in a vacuum of correspondent Peter Amen characters are unlocked. Madonna is even afraid to rock stated, "life was gonna be this blind patriotism. The true mean- reported on famines in Iraq life could leam a lesson the boat, and will not release her way" ing behind freedom of speech whose parents had been killed in from "Space Invaders" and most recent music video for I'm talking about bad days. has been damaged during this faulty bombings by the implement a point system of "American life," fearful of nega- We all have them. They can war with Iraq, and it's unfortu- American military. This type of its own. life would automati- tive repercussions from this happen quite frequently, yet we nate that an editor on the BG journalistic coverage should be cally keep track of how many nation's pro-war media. EDGAR RODRIGUEZ never expect them. Thankfully, News staff seems to have spent essential if the United States of points each human being In conclusion, Miss Ina is we deal with these days little time researching a topic America were really interested in JUNIOR, DIGITAL ARTS accumulated over the course of quick to point out that, not long through civilized outlets. before putting an opinion in ink. a bipartisan media that was try- "Abe Lincoln's got their life. For example, if some- Actor Tim Robbins and his ing to bring you an anay of view- ago, Iraqis would have had their Otherwise, the murder rate body said something funny, a wife Susan Sarandon are two of points on this war in Iraq. tongues cut out when .attempt - the reach." would be much higher. I kill "+100" would appear above his many Hollywood celebrities who I lowever, Amen was more than ing to speak negatively of their people with no regard for the or her head. Points could be have been persecuted for speak- just chastised or persecuted for government. Now I doubt that it law or The Commandments, taken away for tripping on the ing their mind on this war. This attempting to show the will come to that here in the when I'm angry... video game sidewalk or hosting a reality TV people, that is. year, tile Baseball Mall of Fame American public some tnith United States, but isn't it ironic show. 1 haven't thought the Suppose I had a week similar cancelled the screening of a clas- about this war, he was quicklv that we are working so hard to entire system through quite sic hardball film, "Bull Durham." fired by NBC. grant these personal freedoms to last week; one chock full of yet. emotional peaks and valleys. The reasoning behind this In Miss Ina's article, she can be and democratic options to the I'll take it one step further. When I got home, I sat down in could have been spun any which quoted as saying, "If you can't people of another nation, while Why not jump into the video front of the television and way. but the director of the Mall handle negative consequences those who are attempting to game world with both feet? life- embalmed my problems in a of Fame publicly chastised the that may come from your words exercise those rights here at needs pitfalls (not metaphori- rousing game of "Super Smash films stars, Robbins and then, and excuse my speech, home are chastised, persecuted r\ cal ones), question blocks and Brothers Melee" and "All Star Sarandon, for their "anti- keep your mouth shut." How can and, in Peter Amett's case, CULLEN MCCULL0CH well-placed spinning fire Baseball 2003." You would not American"' views, and said that any sane human being honestly severely punished. It should beams Once you have cleared SOPHOMORE, BIOLOGY believe the effect chucking their film would not be allowed fathom that there is free speech make you wonder what the true Nintendo characters off the the tough moving platform to represent the great game of in the United States when it is motives behind this disarma- "Lincoln, because he's got screen or hitting a grand slam stage, you can start jumping on baseball. clearly obvious that those with ment/ liberation/ occupation the old school." off Pedro Martinez has on the top of enemies who walk in I he I lixic I Im ks have been oil anti-war sentiments are being really are for Bush and Company. soul. It's like chicken soup, only one direction. Then you can I have not written a series of bounce off their head and onto compelling motivational books another enemy for bonus SSEO-c on this topic. points. Wouldn't that make the walk to class much more inter- HMM«\ /VNAYBe As I was playing my ITS T/"A\e FoR A Gamecube and wiping out a esting? At least it would wake A/ew APPROACH,,. flock of Pokemon with the you up before you got there. Mario Brothers Hammer, I had Not only would every day a revelation. Not only does offer variety to each individual, inflicting pain on ligglypuff but it would promote motiva- bring me happiness, but also tion, both intrinsic and extrin- life would be much bener if it sic. Each person would try and STEVE PARKER were a video game. record a new high score for his JUNIOR, DIGITAL ARTS The first reason that comes or her own personal best. to mind is the reset button. Life On a larger scale, we could "GWs got the bombs." should have a reset button. create a scoreboard infonning After all, Microsoft Word has an passersby of the hourly, daily undo command, athletes have and monthly high scores. throwback jerseys and "Back to Then, to give it a retro flavor, the Future" has the flux capaci- we would only post the initials tor. of the scorers. Imagine oversleeping for a Imagine the possibilities if final exam, something I actual- life were a video game. Never ly did last semester. Instead of again would one be afraid of leaping straight from my bed getting into a rut. People would to the Math Science Building in always hear those bonus point one clumsy motion, I could ditties, and nobody would ever have simply hit the reset but- get sick of them because they MARK GUNSTR0M ton, and set my alarm clock for never get old. like video games 8 o'clock in the morning — from the 1980s, life is impossi- WHERE DO YOU STAND? JUNIOR something I swear to this day 1 ble to beat. What do we want COMPUTER SCIENCE did anyways. out of life? Simply a high score E-mail your letters/columns to [email protected]. My next reason involves tak- and a few one-ups here and See Submission Policy for guidelines. "Isn't Lincoln dead?" ing a trip back to the nostalgic there. It would really make days of Nintendo and Atari. those bad days a whole lot bet- Virtually impossible to beat, ter.
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By Elliott Schreiner SPORTS RE PORTE» By Andrew dayman ries. Thus, it is safe to expect a playoff- SPORTS REPORTER The Bowling Green Softball like atmosphere throughout the week- team has been on a tear as of late, A week after suffering a 10-1 loss in end, as both coaches will be pulling winning 12 of their last 15 games. Bowling Green, the Wright State out all the stops. In past years, the Falcons have Raiders elected to cancel Tuesday's Hor game one on Friday, BG coach had streaks like this tlianks to their scheduled rematch with the Halcons, Danny Schmitz will send ace Kyle great hitting but not this year. citing an overloaded non-conference Knoblauch (2-3, 2.65 ERA) to the hill, The Hakims recent string of W's schedule. It may be an overstatement while MU will counter with Grant has come thanks to outstanding to claim that BG intimidated WSU into Harper (2-7, 6.44). Other probable pitching, and no pitcher has been the cancellation, but a young team has match-ups for the series include the more outstanding than freshman to look for the silver lining in any situ- Falcons' lefty Keith Laughlin (4-1,4.41) Uz Wabel. ation. against Mil's Scott Henning (1 -2,5.87), The Falcons' ace has been near- While they may have earned the BG's Tyler Saneholtz (3-3, 3.94) versus ly perfect during this stretch and is respect of schools like Wright State in Mil's Hritz Conrad (1-3, 7.63) and BG's giving MAC opponents fits. Wabel recent weeks, the Halcons have been Tom Oestrike (1-1. 4.05) against has accumulated gaudy numbers scuffling against Mid-American Marshall ace Steve Ziroli (3-1.3.89). during this time, racking up seven Conference competition, most recent- Clearly, the Halcons boast the more wins to go with her paper thin 0.61 ly dropping three of four games to divi- consistent pitching staff, but the Herd ERA sion rival Northern Illinois last week- have plenty of sluggers who can give Stats like these make her coach, end. Two of those losses were one-run good pitchers sore necks. Corie Icigh Ross-Shaw, think she has decisions, but moral victories are not O'Bryan (.362, 6 HR), Matt LaHleur found a missing link. worth very much in a highly competi- (.292, 7), Francois Larimore (.291, 12) "Wfc'vc always had great hitting tive conference like the MAC. and Craig Dziedziejko (7 HR) have dri- here, and our defense has gotten In order to move up in the MAC West ven in a combined 115 runs this sea- better since 1 got here." she said. Division standings, BG (12-16, 5-7 in son. "But we know that pitching wins, the conference) will need to play good Meanwhile, the Halcons have lilted and I iz has given us that" baseball this weekend, as the their team batting average to .298 for Thundering Herd of Marshall come to the season, with freshman Nolan Bui finding this trussing link wasn't an easy task for the veteran town for a four-game series at Warren Reimold (.350) finding his swing and veterans Kelly Hunt (.432, 5 HR. 41 coach. Steller Field. RBI) and David Barkholz (.327, 6 HR) After winning a state title and Marshall (14-25-1,5-11 in the MAC) still hammering the ball. throwing five no hitters en route to has been struggling in its own right, BG has won its last six meetings with a 19-0 record her senior year, having lost three of four games TO Kent Wabel decided that maybe it was State last weekend and a non-confer- Marshall dating back to the 2001 sea- son. The Halcons lead the all-time time to drop Softball and concen- ence game to Eastern Kentucky on series 43-10. trate on her studies. But after Tuesday. Today's game at Steller Hield has a 3 Ben SwanfBf 8G Ne« much contemplating vrabcl fig- With the Herd sitting in fifth place in the East Division and BG currently p.m. start time, while Saturday's dou- READY TO CONNECT: Bowling Green's Kelly Hunt takes a swing. Hunt is batting .432 sixth in the West, both teams arc in bleheader and Sunday's series finale with five home runs and 41 RBIs for the Falcons. Bowling Green hosts Marshall this VRABEl, PAGE 6 desperate need of conference victo- are each set to begin at 1 p.m. weekend, with today's series opener slated for 3 p.m.
NIU series pivotal for Falcons Men's golf heads
By Zach Baker After coming within one ISSIStAN! SPORTS tOITOR out of a no-hitter in The Softball team controls Wednesday's win. Ross- to Penn State its own destiny. Shaw said that I jzWabel will Right now, the Halcons are start the first game of By Erik Bell teams." ahead of Northern Illinois Saturday's doubleheader, SPORTS REPORTER "These tournaments arc not for a spot in the Mid- and is likely to pitch The men's golf team will look just 18 holes, and we need to American Conference post- Sunday's game as well. to put together three good put more than 18 holes togeth- season. The Halcons have "We'll see how everything rounds instead of just one this er." won 12 of their last 13 MAC goes," Ross-Shaw said. "But weekend at the Penn State The Falcons shot a 293 as a games and are looking to she'll definitely throw the Invitational. team in the first round, but fol- continue that success. first game." The tournament will be held lowed that with a 304 in the sec- All of which makes this Ross-Shaw said that Jody on the campus of Penn State ond round and a 308 in the third weekend's road series lohnson and McKenna University in State College. round for a total score of 905. against the Huskies a pivotal Houle are both likely to see Penn., today, tomorrow and The Falcons were led individ- one for BG. work in game two of the Sunday. ually by Craig Pickerel. Pickerel BG coach Leigh Ross- series. Based on the swings The Falcons are coming off a bounced back from a tough Shaw said that having a of the Northern Illinois hit- 12th place finish at the performance at the Wright State good series against Northern ters, the decision will be FirstEnergy Collegiate on the Invitational to tie for 24th place Illinois would be big for the made on who to start in campus of Kent State University at Kent State. Halcons. game two. last weekend. Winger expected Pickerel to "If we play well this week- ""When we see what their Bowling Green was in great bounce back. end, I don't know if we can team has, then we'll make position after the first round of "It was a nice rebound for win them all, but if we can that decision." Ross-Shaw that tournament. They were him and that's what I expected take two out of three. I'll feel said. tied with last year's champion, out of him," Winger said. "Craig pretty good," Ross-Shaw One of the players who Toledo, and just two strokes works very hard at his game and said. has stood out for the Halcons behind eveniual champion we both kind of expected |a Ross-Shaw said that by is left fielder Crystal Wilson, Kent State. They were also just reboundl after a tough week last defeating the Huskies, the who has hit two grand slams one stroke behind Miami, so week." Halcons can push them fur- in the last week. they were within striking dis- Pickerel had a three-round ther behind and get closer to Ross-Shaw said that tance of the three best teams in total of 221, firing a 71 in the reaching the tournament. Wilson has played a major the Mid-American Conference. first round, a 74 in the second "We can play good ball, part in turning the offense "It was disappointing how we round and a 76 in the third and hold them at bay," Ross- around. handled that second round," round. Ben Smnjet BG News Shaw said. "I don't want us to "Crystal's in a zone, and coach Garry Winger said. "It Although it was an improve- TOUGH PITCHING: Bowling Green's pitching is a reason the Falcons wait and hope for other she's relaxing at the plate," seems to be a trend in the last ment, Pickerel still felt he could have been so successful in their Mid-American Conference schedule. teams to lose to get into the three weeks. We did prove, how- tournament." Bowling Green faces Northern Illinois this weekend. SUFTBAILPAGE6 ever, that we can play with those MEN'S GOLF, PAGE 6
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MEN'S GOLF. I ROM PAGE 5 toial score of 225, firing a 72 In will be familial territory for against teams that thej are very Contributing to the great set- Championships next weekend. the lirsi round, an no In the sec- Winger, as ins old college coach unfamiliar with lor the most ling will he the Hlue and While At I'enn Stale. I would like to have done better. ond round and bouncing back ai Bowling Green, Greg Nye. is pan. Ii will be mostly teams game, which is the annual I'eiin see all aspects of my game "I was pretty disappointed foi a 73 in the third round. now the coach at I'enn State. from the East, with Akron the State spring football game. That improve, as this will be the last with the way I played al Kent Also placing for the Falcons Nye spent eight seasons at only other MAC team that will will lake place on Saturday and tournament we play before we State," Pickerel said. "I felt thai I were Chris Leake, \dam Cordes Bowling Green coaching the participate. with the stadium right next to prepare lo win the MAC could have played better and and Andy Miller leake tied for men's and women's golf teams. None of our guys haw ever the golf course, should provide Championships," Pickerel said. helped oui team finish m a bet- 59th place with a score ol 231, "Ii should be fun reuniting been over there, and it's such a a gieal atmosphere according lo I he MAI < hampionships will tet position." Cordes lied for 61sl with a score with him and bringing hack the wonderful setting in the hills of Winger. he nexi weekend in DcKalh, III., The ncxl-hifdicst placer for ol 232, and Miller finished 69th memories from my college Pennsylvania, so our guys are Pickerel hopes the improve- on the campus of Northern the Falcons was Hud ziglar, who with a three-round total of 236. days," Winger said, looking forward to it. Winger ment in his game and his teams Illinois University. tied for 35th place. Ziglar had a The I'enn Slate Invitational flic Falcons will be pitted said. game continues into the MAC Anthony to enter NBA draft
By John Kekis I'm vei v thankful thai he was here nothing more that I could gel out do in your life, and if it lake- one M!D PRESS with us." of college. And I'm going lo gel year, then so be It." SYRACUSE, N.Y. With tears Anthony had delayed making my degree sou can quote me Anthony's decision came soon- in his eyes and his voice Hem the decision until alter the sea- < > 11 thai er than expeeied — underclass- bling, Carmelo Anthony deliv- son, preferring to focus on win- In contrast to all his success on men have until May \2 lo make ered the news most Syracuse fans ning. I le led the I liangenieil dur- t he c nun. it was evident Anthony themselves eligible foi the NBA were expecting hut none wauled ing the regular season with 22 struggled mightily with the deci- draft — and left the Orangemen to heai points and lOreboundspet game sion, which hovered over him wilh mixed emotions. "I'm here in from ol you today and broke Lawrence Moten's almost from the start of the sea- "I'm disappointed because he's io announce thai I will not be freshman scoring records and son Me said he made up his such a great person," freshman coming hack next year." Derrick Coleinan's freshman mind alter discussing his situa- guard Gerry McNamara said. Syracuse's standout freshman rebounding mark, tion with his mother, Man. over "Ihats what people admire forward said yesterday, just 17 Ai the Final lour in New Eastei weekend, and his coaches, about him — how good a person days after he led the I liangemen Orleans, Anthony had a career- "It was a tough decision foi me In- is and what he's done for this lo their fust national champi- best 33 points and pulled down to make." said Anthony, who was aiea and this community onship, "I will he moving on, 11 rebounds in Syracuses semifi- raised by his mom in a tough "That's the toughest pan, bin mining on to the pros." nal win over Texas, lie then put Baltimore neighborhood. "I really t ,Hindu's just left us in a greal And just like that, all those up 20 points in the champi- don'i want to leave, lo hi1 honest, position. Even though we're pleas for Anihnnv lo stay One onship game victim over Kansas My teammates, I'm going to miss going lo lose our main guy, we More Year!" were forgotten. and was named Mosi them so much, hui moving on is slill feel real confident lie left us "This is a very happy day loi Outstanding Player ol the Final an opportunity lo lake care ol my the i Ighl way. and we all believe ii Syracuse basketball, and a sad four—jusi the third freshman to family. It's something I always was the right decision for him to one, too." head coach lilll cam thai honor, and the first wanted to do. and now I've gol g"" Boeheim said, his voice cracking since Louisville's Pervis Ellison in the opportunity to do that." rhe NBA draft is scheduled for with emotion, too "The guy sit 1986. Boeheim did noi question the |une26, and Anthony is expected ting here has done more for "I've got io move on," said move. IO he a lottery pick. I he draft lot- Syracuse basketball than any Anthony, who will turn Hi in May. "In my mind, this is the light tery will be held May 22. playei we've evei recruited oi "We won the national champi- decision lor Carmelo. asiiiuc h as Anthony is the first Syracuse that's evei played here. To lead his onship, I brought Coach we would like lo have him heie," underclassman to leave early for David Ouptey AI' Plwlo team to a national championship Uoeheim what he was waiting for Boeheim said. I le's ready to play the MIA since Hilly Owens opted EARLY DEPARTURE: Syracuse's Camielo Anthony smiles during as a freshman is truly a historic for 27 years, I don't want to make ai thenext level. College is to pre- not to return for his senior season the NCAA east regional final. Anthony, who led the Orangemen to it sound had. hill there's really pare you for what you're going to in 199). moment in college basketball. their first national championship, will leave Syracuse tor the NBA.
Vrabel utilizes vast pitching arsenal Wilson is in the VRABEL, FROM PAGE 5 somewhat reluctant io step Into she has control ol a screwball, a that she has relied heavily Oil her Ihe role ol stall ace riser, a i urveball.andachangeup." teammates and even finds them Hied out that she really did want to She had a haul lime coming in Now vrabel focuses on ways to to bea luxury play Softball and Howling (,reen as a freshman and being our num- trick batters, "I think I'm jusi one of nine play- zone at the plate was the place lo do it. ber one pitcher because ol the "I expected to learn a lot this ers out there helping to win "I chose Bowling Green because older players," Ross-Shaw said. year," she said. I've worked on games" Vrabel said. "With the SOFTBALL FROM PAGE 5 the season who weren't it isn't too far away from home," "But they are convincing her that what pitches io throw to batters, it's defense here, I feel that even il the around earlier in the season." WaMsaid.' I also chose it because they are okay wilh it" been a lot of work and a lot to ball is hit hard, it will still be an Ross-Shaw said, "She's defi- Ross-Shaw said "ll lakes a lot of Coach Ross-Shaw, she makes lust gelling to college didll'l learn." OUL" nitely hilling the ball well right of pressure < ilflbe big kids who you feel like a member of a family, i nake it a done deal I'c >r Vrabel who Hard work isnt the only ingredi- Probably the liesi part about now." have been doing il for a while." and I like how she does that" knew she still had a lot to leant ent lo Vrabels success. I let coach vrabel is her long-term possibili- Ross-Shaw said that the The Falcons will start ihe Ross-Shaw was happy to make about the game, In high school admits that there are limes when ties, which her coach is very excit- learn as a whole is coining doiibleheader against lire her a pan of ihe Howling Green vrabel admits to relying on her Vrabel can't hear any of her team- ed alxiui. together offensively Huskies tomorrow al 2 p.m. family overpowering fastbaU a little too mates when she's on the mound. "I'm jusi hoping we can keep There are some people Sunday's game will also begin "You never know how some kids much. But until the help of her "I'm in the /one when I'm out her healthy." Ross-Shaw said. "I coming around at this point in al 2 p.m. will turn oui," she said. "Hui alter coach and pitching instructor, she there," Vrabel said. " Ihe only per- think she's going to be a pitcher seeing Liz, we knew we had to haw has learned an arsenal of pitches. son I can hear is my clad, because other teams won't want lo face. I her." "I i/ is a really dedicated player," he's hcon coaching me all my life." would really like lo see her break a But getting used to college wasn't Id SS-Shaw said. "She came in with \tabcl also knows she isn't just a lot of records in her lime tit an easy task for vrabel who was a fastball and a decent curve, Now one-woman show. She admits Bowling Green,"
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12:15 p.m. Friday Fare Broken Nose IV Munoz Herrick Lobby. Toledo Museum of Art
It's Friday'til 10 p.m. Toledo Museum of Art
6:30-9:30 p.m. Club Friday Music Matt Pohlad and Friends (straight ahead jazz) Cloister
6:45 p.m. Public Tour Power of the Portrait Libbey Court
7 p.m. Lecture Motherwell's Black Antonio Varela Little Theater
7:30 & 8:30 p.m. North Coast Theatre Toledo Fields! Green Room
8 p.m. Toledo Symphony Classics Concert Peristyle
8:30 p.m. Lecture Nature Speaks: Van Gogh's Emotive Landscapes Dr. Judy Sund, Queens College and the Graduate Center Little Theater SATURDAY, APRIL 26
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Poetry Marathon American Poets Speak Little Theater. Toledo Museum of Art
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11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Family Center "April Showers Bring May Flowers." Using watercolors. cre- ate a beautiful coffee filter flower. Toledo Museum of Art
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2:30 p.m. Public Tour At the Table Libbey Court. Toledo Museum of All Area skaters look forward to Hamilton TUESDAY, APRIL 29 By Eric Hann Q: Is it true, that Scott SIHIW? bit, just because Scott I lamflton PUISE WRITER I lamilton's favorite place to A: K.M.: Some of us have will be there. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. (,): What should people skate Is at the Ice Arena in friends coming. M.I:.: I wouldn't Q: I low have you been Family Center expect to see at the Scott Bowling Green? lx' surprised to see students preparing for the show? "April Showers Bring May Hamilton Ice Show? A: K.M.: I never heard of that. there, R.W.:I hope so, I have A: K.M.: We have been practic- Flowers." Using watercolors, cre- Q&A A: K.M; A wide variety of skat- M.I.: I know he is from Bowling many of my friends coming to ing sense January and this past ate a beautiful coffee filter ing talent and age. H.W.: A really Green and he comes to skate WITH MELISSA ELLARD, see the show week ever) night. Ml.: I have flower. great experience for everyone here R.W.: It wouldn't surprise Q: Who is your favorite ice three different dresses, and I Toledo Museum of Art KELLY M0RAN AND REBECCA involved. me WOLFE skater of all time? have been working on my Q: If you had a chance to talk Q; How often does Scott A: K.M.: Krisu Yamaguchi, she jumps iuid spins on my own too. COMPETING FIGURE SKATERS FOR THURSDAY, MAY 1 with Scott Hamilton what Hamilton come to Bowling is a role model for young skaters. RAY'.: Practice, telling myself this BOWLING GREEN would you say? Green? R.W.: Michelle kw an. she makes is the opportunity of a lifetime. A: K.M.: It's fun and keeps me 10:30 a.m.-l:30 p.m. A: K.M.: I would say I have A: K.M.: He hasn't been back it look so easy and graceful. Q: Do you remember watch- busy. M.E.: Doing exhibitions Aides Meeting been a fan for a long time. M.E: since I have been here. M.E: Q: Are you nervous about ing Scott I lamillon skate in the and shows because you meet Sculpture Garden What was one of the hardest Once maybe every five to ten skating on the same night as Olympics? new friends, people seem more Toledo Museum of Art times he had in skating, and years. R.W.:They haven't given Scott Hamilton? A: K.M.: I don't. M.I.: No, I'm relaxed. R.W.: Being able to feel how he overcame over it. R.W.: us very much information about A: K.M.: I am excited for the not sure if I was alive or too like you are flying. 1 can't fly a 10 p.m. (Doors Open) He is one of the greatest skaters, that. show and to meet him. M.U.: A young to remember, u.w.: I saw plane, so I might as well skate. Shaking Tree and he got me into it. I honor Q: What is your favorite thing little bit, probably more towards him when I was four-years-old, Q: Do you think many stu- Nate and Watty's and respect him. about ice skating? Saturday I will be. R.W.: A little but don't remember. dents will come to see the
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LISA MARIE PRESLEY into her deepest thoughts on Being a fan of BLS, Pride and CD stops love, religion, her past and what's Glory and his work with Ozzy, I Their first two releases off of important in life. Madonna was hoping he would blend the Souvenirs, "Hello," and "Someone Save Us," are two dif- Latin musicians TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN enlightens us on her new discov- three sounds together and make B ery that fame, money and beauty a great rock/metal album ferent yet equally impacting Capital Records do not bring true happiness on because he is that talented and songs. "Hello," a ballad which tracks "Hollywood," "I'm So he does so a little on this album. makes me personally want to have grunge, Stupid" and the title track. The But one can't really blame slow dance in the crowd at one mother of reinvention also Wylde for making the typical BLS of their concerts like every When I look at the cover of shares with us her unconditional album because that is what the around me, is a song which Lisa Marie Presley's debut love for her hubby Guy Ritchie cover of the record says. What describes love and hate in the album, I can't decide what fea- jazz roots on "Love Profusion" and "X- you see is what you get, 1 guess. very first sentence. tures of her parents I notice first. Static Process." The real stand The songs that do change the With Jonah on the keyboards, By Joe BugBee This uncertainty resembles my outtrackofthealbumis tempo a little bit are the ones and Scott on vocals, this is the Ruiz, a native of Mexico, anticipation to listen to the PUISE wfiiER worked over three years to fin- album: Will To Whom it May "Nothing Fails." She sings, "I'm that stand out. The title track fea- one song on the CD that could Leo Ruiz says he and his ish La Revancha's debut ER not religious / but 1 feel so tures a Pride and Glory-esque possibly bring a tear to one's eye. group La Revancha (Spanish Locura (Spanish for "insanity"), Concern be a pop-rock awaken- moved / Makes me want to pray acoustic guitar along with On the extreme other hand, ing of her father or just a lame for "The Revenge") aren't afraid an album that was put out by / pray you'll always be here." She Wylde's soulful voice, which the rest of the CD, including the of bringing something different entry into the biz that Presley has first track titled, "Are You Alright," the label Cosanostra Music But prolonged for over 30 years? ends the song backed up by a makes the track a definite high- to the Bowling Green area In being signed by a small label choir. It is truly one of her most light. The last song, "Dead gives fans the same old RWB fact, Ruiz and his seven-piece The result is a mix of both -- beautiful pieces to date. Meadow" is a melancholy piano sound that they have grown to doesn't bother Ruiz, who is Presley showcases a deep, sexy band welcome the skepticism somewhat hesitant to sign with Madonna's lyrics are deep and ballad that showcases Wylde's love. that comes with a Latin rock a major label. vocal talent throughout the 11 insightful throughout the entire range musically and is also a Strong vocals, and brilliant tracks on To Whom it May band (not mariachi, Ruiz duti- "As an artist, you end up see- techno-influenced and guitar- highlight. But the best song on musicians playing strings so per- fully points out). ing less support and less Concern, though the tone and driven album. She shows great the album is the melodic rocking fectly put together on Souvenirs, depth of her songs don't ever "I don't get mad," Ruiz said. money (with a bigger label). range with her voice and on "We Live No More", in which will make your arm-hair stand "What it is is an opportunity for "With a smaller label, you tend really change, nor does it mark a some tracks it doesn't even Wylde's vocals sound a tad like on end; or maybe it's just me. distinct diversity from others me and my band to show peo- to keep the integrity of the pro- sound like it is her singing. Her Ozzys. In a lyrical tribute to (most of) ple there's more to Latin music ject in tack," Ruiz said. who have made similar albums. voice is controlled and she does- Speaking of everyone's favorite their alma mater OSU, "Age eigh- The lyrics, written by Presley, than what they hear. The The integrity of Ruiz's band is n't have to push or belt notes out TV dad, the most radio-friendly teen I am evergreen on a bus minute we start playing, the the diversity of its sound. are a different comparison to the like some divas She is calm and song is "Stillborn" which features Destination Columbus," RWB song compositions themselves. attention is on us." Olivarez said he thinks it is this Presley poignantly explores feel- confident. The album has a mix none other than Ozzy himself as creates reality of a freshman's In describing La Revancha, diversity that makes people of dance songs and mid-tempo a guest background vocalist. first days away from home. Ruiz said his band is a Latin want to hear the band. ings about her father in the sin- ballads. But every track seems to While the track only contains RWB defines college life. gle "Lights Out" (the best song rock alternative. If that sounds "It's definitely something dif- on the album): "You were a mil- come from a deep place. On about one verse and a chorus, it Souvenirs gives a voice to all of vague, Ruiz concedes then, ferent in the area," Olivarez lion miles away / And 1 was cry- "Mother and Father" Madonna still might be able to make a our personal experiences while when he said La Revancha is a said." The reactions been pret- shares her feelings on her moth- splash on radio. on this long ride through gradu- ing every time I'd leave you / er who died when she was five. It ation. This CD is sure to please Latin rock band that has a jazz ty positive considering the Then I didn't want to see you /1 As far as grading this album, I sound. large Hispanic population in seems that Madonna has finally would say it is only slightly above event the most fickle of listeners. still keep my watch two hours let her guard down. She is still on - Angela L Goiter Ruiz and fellow bandmate, the community, but people behind." average only because 1 have such lead guitarist David Olivarez mostly appreciate it because it her artistic journey — and she's high expectations for Zakk is different." The problem isn't with her letting us all come along for the Wylde. Like I said before, he is FLEETW00D MAC were at Howard's Club H in lyrics, but the way the songs ride. one of the best and most versa- early February of this year just Ruiz, who is working on his sound. Presley both vulgarly and hanging out. Word got out masters in business adminis- touchingly ventures into subjects - Rema Ina tile guitarists out today and can SAY YOU WILL (REPRISE) about Ruiz's need for a bass tration at the University, said sing on top of that. But BLS is a player and trumpet player. that so far, he feels he has of ex-husbands (in "Important": BLACK LABEL little too distorted, both vocally B "Maybe I'll squash you relent- Repnse Records Enter onto the scene Joe accomplished a lot, but there is lessly because you tried to crush SOCIETY and instrumentally, to show his Cemmit, who just happened to still a lot to da me"). Her resonance could easi- talents. Even with all that said, play trumpet, and lason "I've been blessed with an 77K Blessed Hellride is still better ly be mistaken for Sheryl Crow, THE BLESSED HELLRIDE Say You Will, the first studio Hogue, who just happened to amazing group of musicians though thankfully, Presley does- than most music out today. play bass. Those two just hap- and I actually have a record - Brian Horn album to feature Buckingham n't invite us to go "Soak up the B pened to know the final three out, so yeah, I've accomplished Spitfire Records and Nicks together since 1987's members that would round a lot," Ruiz said. "But I'm always sun." RED WANTING BLUE slick and troubled "Tango in the As far as new music goes, out La Revancha, percussionist thinking about the next step." Presley has made an impressive Night," is one of this veteran rock Francisco Cabanillas, drum- Anyone who knows heavy group's best. That certainly has debut and deserves accolades SOUVENIRS OF CITY LIFE mer Elijah Vasquez, and violin- for writing her own songs and metal music knows Zakk wylde to qualify as a surprise at this late ist Kat jara. A band was made. WILITWI-M'TIIIT is one of the best guitarists A+ date, especially since it is missing actually making it coherent. To Everfine Records Again. The sound you hear on THINKING?!? Whom it May Concern is a heart - around. His work with Ozzy its most reliable hit-maker in stage. Ruiz said, is a sound with wrenching opus, but it changes Osboume displayed his shred McVie. a world of influences. Police in Wichita, Kansas, only by the tracks that separate chops, while his band Pride and Buckingham labors endlessly, "I got into the grunge move- arrested a 22-year-old it Glory showed he can tone it stacking guitars of various tex- ment of the early 90s, and also man at an airport hotel — RyanCuretl down a bit and do some chicken When was the last time a CD tures under richly layered voices the progressive rock move- pickin', which means he can play came out that could be listened to create sound collages like his after he tried to pass two lorn sun oiiiv ment, like Pink Floyd. So I sort (counterfeit) $16 bills. some bluesy country rock music. to from beginning to end with- media rant, "MurrowTurning of bring more of a rock sound. MADONNA But with Black Label Society, out hitting the "next" burton? Over in His Grave." But Francisco, who's from Wylde has always been full- Easy, in 2003 when RWB The primary flaw with "Say throttle heavy metal, and 77ie Puerto Rico, brings a released their latest LR Souvenirs You Will" is the common malady Caribbean sound. .And some- AMERICAN LIFE Blessed Hellride is no different of City Life. of the CD era overlength. At 18 A- First track "Stoned and Drunk" A band that speaks directly to tracks and 76 minutes. times we have a Latin-ska Mavenck/Warner Bros sound that's from South pretty much sums up what BLS the romantic, and rock 'n' roll in None of the songs are bad, but America. is all about: drinking, smoking, all of us, RWB has shown them- if an all-time classic like Nicks' "This band is a fusion," Ruiz loud guitars and pounding dou- selves to be a staple favorite in "Silver Springs" had to settle for said. "This band in particular In her 20 year career, ble bass. At first listen, The college bands life as a mere B-side. "Bleed to has taught me when you're Madonna has inspired, enter- Blessed Hellride sounded like the Like their previous release Love Her" shouldn't be granted jamming with someone, you tained, shocked and reinvented. typical BLS album. But after a Sirens, in 2001, RWB adds lyrics immediate album status let them do their own thing. few more spins it is apparent and a musical beat to every song - Howard Cohen Now she gets personal. On her KNIGHT BIDDER NEWSPAPERS When you do that, you get fas- ■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■< latest album, Madonna lets us that he did spread his wings just that wraps you up inside of their cinated with the final product." a little on this album. world and doesn't let go until the
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SKATES, FROM PAGE 7 number of years, Ridgeway years show, while the rest are Those involved with the Ice Bressler started meeting with and expertise, the show Ices began designing the costumes as recycled from previous years. Horizons show are grateful to Ridgeway every Wednesday in would have to increase to cover show as well. a way of helping former designer Her system for designing the Ridgeways mother for making November to discitss ideas for the cost ol purchasing cos< Ellen Kuck. When Kuck retired costumes is a precise one. She her leam to sew. They say costumes. According to Brassier, "It's like an addiction. You just tumes,' Ridgeway said" ihey keep going and going" Ridgeway Ridgeway was asked to take over starts with a pattern and then Ridgeways dedication both on Ridgeway would show up the says as she rests in the lounge of the position, which she accept- traces it onto tissue paper or and off the ice is a great asset to following Thursday to practice would not look as good or have the Ice Arena. "It's good exercise ed. newspaper. From there she will the show. for her skating portion of the the quality ami care of being too." Ridgeway usually starts cut out the form and pin it "I have worked closely with show and would bring a com- hand made." While her main job for the Ice designing the costumes in together. If it works on the tissue Barb, and I can tell you that this pleted costume with her. Horizons show is costume December and volunteers paper, she tries it on fabric. The show would not be what it is Ridgeway then started meeting Because the shows take a year design, it is skating that eventu- between eight to 12 hours a day paper pieces are taken to the without her. She is amazing and with Bressler ever Sunday to to plan. ll»' next one will not be ally lead to her designing cos- on costumes, and puts in the rink and the parents begin to is willing to do anything to help measure the skaters for their cos- until 2005 and Ridgeway plans tumes. occasional 14-hour day. If she help. out," program Assistant Director tumes. on being part of it. Ridgeway was first interested can not get a design right, Ridgewa/s venture into Lana Mastroianni said. "She "Her creative talent is one of a in the sport by Olympian and Ridgeway says she will stay up sewing costumes may have does a tremendous amount of kind, and 1 have loved working "I don't haw a time limit on movie star Sonja Heine. After a until one in the morning to per- never happened if it was not for work for this show and all on a with her." Bressler said. She has when I'm going to slop. As long seeing a few skating exhibitions fect a costume. her petite size. Currently stand- volunteer basis. Ice Horizons been on her feet since November as I can still do it .mil it is fun. I'll at the Toledo Sports Arena, she "It's like playing the piano. You ing at 4 foot 10, Ridgeway says would not be the same without with this and she really has done keep going" was hooked. Ridgeway took part can never get it perfect and there sewing was a necessity as a child. her." a well above average job" in her first Ice Horizons show in is always something to leam," "My mother couldn't find Program Director Shelly Madeline Morcland, who is The lie I [orizons show is 1979, only months after actually Ridgeway said. clothes that fit me for my age, Bressler shares Mastroianni's also a major contributor to the Saturday. The matinee perfor- learning to skate. She says it was Ridgeway estimates there are and my mother said I had to admiration for Ridgeway. creating of the costumes, realizes mance is at l:M p.m. and there is an experience she will not forget. more than 200 participants in leam how to sew because she "Barb isn't afraid to work, and Ridgeways contributions play a an evening performance at 7::i0. "I could barely stop, but every- this years Ice Horizons show and wasn't going to make my clothes she isn't afraid to take on the much bigger role for the overall thing went fine," Ridgeway said. an estimated 250 costumes. the rest of my life," Ridgeway world," Bressler said. "Whatever picture. Tickets can be purchased at the After skating in the show for a About 200 were created for this said. comes her way she tackles." "Without Barbs knowledge BGSU Ice Arena Ticket Office,
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GUEST SERVICES ARE YOU SICK OF J.O.B.'a Zia's at the Docks of International Lg 2 bdrm- 304 Court, up, $675/mo. Club. Apply at 923 Fairview Ave. Please stop by Buckeye Inn and Accepting applications tor the Sum- $2000.00- $4000.00 PER MONTH Park is now hiring. Apply incl. all util Very Lg 3 bdrm -211 E Studios, 1740 E. Wooster to apply mer. Special Event Season. Event in person after 2pm Reed. $1050mo Inquire on 3 Bdrm 352-1520. and Concert positions available. avail. $900 mo incl all util. Also EH Bartender trainees needed Internships & Great salary and flexible hours. Be Scholarships Awarded & others avail Call 353-0325. 9-9 $250 a day potential. Local Child care needed in our Sylvama involved with virtually every major positions 1-800-293-3985 ext. 541 Valuable Work Experience home tor our 11 S 13 yr old. Must be event in Cleveland. Call for interview Excellent Income For Sale "Fully furnished efficiency. $465 for avail, tor entire summer, June 5 to and ask for Anne 216-426-7333. Awesome Atmosphere 1 person. Monthly leases, includes Aug. 27, btwn. 8am-5pm M-F. Must Lawn Maintenance Increase People Skills all utilities, cable, phone. Call have a car & ret. Please send 1 pg Now hiring for Summer Employment Part & Full time tor Spring & Increase Resume Value Buckeye Inn 8 Studios 352-1520 description of your qualifications to Raise money for BGSU while build- $500 Police Impounds! Summer. Call 352-5822 ing your resume, work a flexible Team Atmosphere PO Box 664 Sylvama OH 43560. Flexible Start Dates Cars/trucks/SUVs Irom $500 "Newly advertised Apt Listings. schedule & earn $7.25/hr. on cam- 1 Hondas. Chevys S more For listings 1 Bdrm, very Lg. Liv/Bdrm. incl. util Loving child care needed in our pus Call 372-0400 or email: INTERVIEWING NOW call 800-719-3001 ext 4558 2 Bdrm, good shape, incl. most util. LIFEGUARDS Toledo home. Part-time, tall and [email protected] TOLEDO AREA WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS spring Please call 419-372-9132 1-800-809-9006 Rooms. $225/mo incl util, next to Scioto Country Club in Columbus. PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUNI SAVE Cannondale rntn bike, barely ridder campus Also Erf & others avail. OH is seeking qualified applicants Maid needed 2-3 days/wk. from 8am MONEY! Sports camp in Maine. like new; rare SOBE Promo bike Call 353-0325 9am-9pm lor the position of LIFEGUARD (pay through early afternoon. Please stop Coaches needed; Tennis, Basket- Tired ot draining your Piggy Rock Shox Judy XC ($230 msrp) commensurate with experience, by Buckeye Inn and Studios 1740 ball. Baseball. Water-Sports, Rock Bank?? Summer Work Is Avail. Joe cell 440-821 -4918 $495. 03-04 apt /house 3 bdrm $750 beginning at S7/hr. and includes uni- E. Wooster to apply. 352-1520 Climbing, Biking. Golf. Archery, Internships & Scholarships awarded 2 bdrm $400-650 form and meal with full time Hockey & more. Work Outdoors, Valuable work experience Custom Screen Printed T-Shirts eff 1 bdrm $250 350 employment) and American Red Marketing Associate Have a great summer. Call Free: Excellent Income $6.95 and up-no minimum order Call 419-353-8206 Cross WATER SAFETY INSTRUC- Local investment advisory practice (8881-844-8080 or Enjoyable work atmosphere SIGN ME UP!! 419-354-6653. TORS (SIOWIv.), lor the 2003 sum- looking for an individual who is self Apply Online: www.campcedar.com Flexible schedules 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. avail, in serene mer season beginning May 24 and motivated w/excellent verbal skills Increase your people skills Ford 94 Mustang park-like setting. Includes applian- ending Sept. 1. Lifeguard positions for telephone-based marketing LIFEGUARDS- Summer & Fall hrs. Increase your resume value 5 spd. V6. Excellent cond. Sunroof ces, heat, and refurbished entries offer a variety of hrs. beginning at NO direct selling. Position will avail. High school diploma/GED & Team atmosphere $5,800. 419-353-3776 Bowling Green Village. 352-6335 6am. Apply in person or send re- provide right person w/excellent Lifeguard certification are required. Flexible start dates sume to Scioto Country Club, in opportunity to grow & learn exciting Salary $8.25/hr. Application packet possible earnings $368-$1250/wk Like new condition. Valley coin op 1 bdrm. unfurnished apt. care ot Paul Lausch, 2196 Riverside industry the right way. Competitive may be obtained from Wood County Interviewing now! Toledo area pool table Great for a college house $390Vmo. Available now' No pets. Dr.. Columbus. OH 43221 hourly wage. Fax resume to 419- Board of MR/DD, 11160 E. Gypsy Call 1-800-809-9006 $1200. Call Heath 419 494-8688 419 352-4650 FAX (614)486-8327 891-2281 or call 419-891-3100. if in- Ln. Rd, Bowling Green, Ent. B. Mon- Start making $$$ today! Clubhouse 486 4341. terested day Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm. E.O.E. _ ___ Check Us Out!! ■ ■■■■ nom€iuiuiDc www.homecJtyice.com MmMiiiH RELIABLE PERSON? "■■ SUMMER HUP -"* I Great Job Opportunities !! Hiring Students Part-Time NOW and Full- Time During Summer & Breaks RELIABLE CAR?. Flexible Hours & GREAT PAY !! s-f\4?asrr S^S^JMJS We offer 10-40+ hours / week DELIVERY DRIVERS WANTED Route Delivery & Packaging Positions "All Day, Everyday" $6.50 - $10.00 per hour FOR FALL 2003 Mon: 11am-1:30am Deliver BG News up to 3 hours every morning, M-F. Tues: 11am-1:30am 1-800-899-8070 Wed: 11am-1:30am Located just minutes Irom Campus! • REQUIREMENTS Th-Sat 11am-3:00am We Also Have Facilities in Other Cities, Call Us! -Reliable car (truck preferred) with insurance Sun: 11am-1:30am Lexington. KY 1 800-9333575 DaylonrSpringtiek) 1 800 283 5511 Lima Bucyrus I-800 8940529 Detroit 1-734 955-9094 -Ability to work M-F at 5:30 AM to 8:30 AM ClevelanoVAshland Pittsburgh 1 800 355 2732 >^>-7*7* Canlon Erie 1-800-674 0880 West Virginia 1 -800-545-4423 -100% reliable with an outstanding papa) Cincinnati Kentucky I 800 288 4040 Southeast Ohio 1 800 545-4423 Mansfield Ashland 1-800-8940529 employment history cash, checks Wo Experience Necessary. Train in one facility during school > r -i and work during summer break. We offer Schedule • BENEFITS I i SiyjJswi 3j»»s]jill i «i*« -Vrllar'll Flexibility. Start training NOW PllMl'S 31 Schedule an interview ASAP. -S10-S15 Per Hour 1 Large 1 Extra Large 1 Item www.homecityice.com -Weekends FREE 1 Item Apply in person M-F 8-5 PM 204 West Hall NEWS IWIIII* THERE IS STILL TIME YOU CAN FIND AN Congratulations (,rads AFFORDABLE APARTMENT 146 Lfl MAMYIUJi - One BR, upper duplex. Limit 2 people. $473.00 Mintfjrop terrace per month, deposit $440.00. Tenants pay utilities. Available 5/17A03 to Check Out Our Selection of BGSU Merchandise! 5/8/04. 400 E. Napoleon Road 517 E. REED- At rhurstln One Btdroom. I Bath. Furnished. Or Unfurnished. Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm School Year - Two Person Rate - $540.00 BG'S BEST One Year - Two Person Rate - $450.00 Saturday Hours: 10:00 am -2:00 pm 451 THURSIIN - Across From Offcnhauer. Furnished Efficiencies Sunday Hours: 12:00 am - 3:00 pm Best Quality, Best Service, Best Pricing! with full baths. Assigned Parking. School Year - One Person Only - $385.00 (419)352-9135 One Year - One Person Only - $345.00 email us: [email protected] T-Shirts • Sweatshirts • Coffee Mugs • Jewelry 521 F.. MEBRV - Clone to OfYenhauer. Two Bedrooms. Furnished. School Year - Two Person Rate - $685.00 Baby T • Baseball T One Year - Two Person Rale - $570.00 505. CLOL'CIISIHEET - Campus Manor • Behind Kioto's. Two £$, High Speed Internet Bedroom FumLshed. One Bath Plus Vanity. ,2?^" coming this summer. School Year - Two Person Rate - $620.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 Shuttle service to and tllB ftKfnNn ■ Two Bedroom Furnished. One Bath. W 1* ®FF School Year - Two Person Rate - $620.00 from campus. One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 707 ■ 727 THIRD . One Bedroom Furnished One Bath. 2 swimming pools. any one BGSU Item School Year - One Person Rate - $395.00 exp. 5/31/03 One Year • One Person Rate - $350.00 825 THIRD One Bedroom Furnished. PETS ALLOWED! 3 Laundromats School Year - One Person Rale - $440.00 One Year • One Person Rate - $390.00 701 FOURTH ■ Two Bedroom Furnished. One Bath Plus Vanity. 1 and 2 bedroom School Year - Two Person Rate - $620.00 Apartments Collegiate Connection One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 44S-4BS S. FVTKBPBISF . One Bedroom. Furn. or Unfurn. School Year - One Person Rate - $400.00 Heat Paid. One Year - One Person Rate ■ $350.00 810 815 FOURTH - One Bedroom, Furn. or Unfurn. School Year - One Person Rale - $425.00 Ride our shuttle to check us out One Year - One Person Rale - $360.00 Lot A 9-10:30 1-4:30 648 SIXTH Two Bedroom, One Bath Plus Vanity. 531 Ridge St. • BG • 352-8333 School Year - Two Person Rale - $550.00 Runs every 30 minutes One Year - Two Person Rale - $460.00 Mon.-Thurs. 10-8 • Fri. 10-6 • Sun 12-5 707 SIXTH - Two Bedroom. One Balh Plus Vanity. _ School Year - Two Person Rate - $535.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $450.00 840-aSO SIXTH - Rock Ledge Manor. Two Bed room. Tiro Baths, Dishwashers, Extra Storage Area. The B6 News is now School Year • Two Person Rate - $630.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 HIS SEVENTH -Two Bedroom. One Bath Plus Vanity. accepting applications for School Year - Two Person Rate - $545.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $450.00 H3fl SEVENTH- One Bedroom unfurnished. Summer a Fall 2003 Staffs School Year - One Person Rate - $385.00 One Year - One Person Rate - $450.00 725 NINTH One Bedroom Unfurnished. PETS ALLOWEPI School Year One Person Rale - $445.00 t One Year - One Person Rale - $380.00 Reporters • W0I1 Staff 7aa s. riMJ ET.E.TW, Bedroom Unfurnished, 1 1/2 Baths. School Year - Two Person Rate - $630.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $520.00 521 E. MERRY - Two Bedroom Furnished. CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Staff Editors • Copy Editors School Year - Two Person Rate - $685.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $570.00 841 EICHTH - Two Bedroom Furn. or Unfurn. PETS ALLOWEDI School Year - Two Person Rate • $685.00 Opinion Columnist One Year - Two Person Rate - $470.00 WE HAXT MUrV OTHER ONE AND TWO BEDROOM HVILD1NCS- STOP IN THE OFFICE FOR A HROCHURE. Photographers WE ALLOW PETS IN SELECTED HVUMNCS WITH A SXiS.OO NON- BG REFI 'NDABU: PET DEPOSTT Graphic Designers NEWS JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC a o s u 319 E. Wooster Street, Bowling Green, OH Located Across Prom Taco BelL RENTAL OFFICE (419) 354-2260. Hours - Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5:30. - Applications are available in 210 or 204 West Hall. Saturday - 8:30 to 5:00. vvvvwJohnnewlovcreaJestate.com • Deadline to apply is 5 pm Friday, May 2nd. • Interviews will be starting on Monday, May 5. 12 Friday. April 25.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM For Rent For Rent For Rent me unity urobbwi brough 1 or 2 sublsrs. needed. May 15. 03- 2 bdrm.. Furn Apl. avail. May Lg. 2 odm apl avail lor sbls May-Aug ' ' In '' ' 1 Most easily imposed on Aug 15.03. $250 mo (SI 251 plus $495'mo . gas elect 801 Fifth St 2003. WD in unit. 1 12 baths. $550 2 Saxophonist Coleman ulil. Own room Call 419 354 0257. Call 419-3440125 . util. Close to campus. 353-2269. " 3 Plant tender 4 dixit 1 subleaser May-Aug. 747 Clough 2 sublsrs. needed May 15. '03-Aug. NEEDKD 2 SUBLEASERS ' ' 5 Judd and Campbell Wsh Dry. DSL hookup. AC. private 10. '03 $233 mo plus util. 2 sep. May Aug 2 bdrm. close to campus Jt 6 Extinguish bdrm. 1 mile from campus 1ST MO bdrms. Call 419-494-8688. otf-slreet parking, balcony. Must 7 British peers RENT FREE! Call Liz at 354 7632 see. Call Heather 352-1923 ' 8 Island off China 2 Summer Subleasers needed * 9 Prairie Province 1 1. 2 S 3 bdrm. apts. within starling May 12. $200 mo. Own NEW HOUSE 3 bdrm. 2 bth. A/C. 10 Male deer ■ M |j^ M i 2 blocks ol campus lor 03-04 room at Sterling Univ. 353-3176 util rm wsh dry hookup. Fifth Si. 11 The man just school year Call 352 5239 $875 mo. Avail May 151h. 352-8872 mentioned 2003-04 Apartments 12 Baba Citadel's rival: abbr. 1 -2 subleasers needed 5 03-8 03. 2 800 Third St ""NEWLY REMODELED HOUSE ■ ! 13 Unite Chill bdrm.. 1 1 2 bath, w d. a c. turn. 3 blocks off campus Call 354-9740 3 bdrm den. 2 bth 5th St. S875.mo. " - 21 Look from without Actor Kilmer Must pay util. but rent negotiable Avail Aug 15lh Call 352-8872 22 'To Have and Still and 1 419-353-3038. Stephanie 3 bdrm house, close to campus Have _ vacation places, oftenl Prot. will share house w'Grad. ■ M Call tor an appt 686-3805 students or prot. 4 bdrms. 2 wood 26 Take to court Wife of Napoleon III 12 mo leases starling ! 27 out (scrape byl Convulsive May 17. 2003: 3-4 summer sublsrs needed burning fireplaces, wooded lot. across from golf course. $255 mo. 1 28 Mil. unit With 60D. duo ot this 230 N. Enterprise «D $900 »util. Brand new house May- ■ ' incl. util. 352-5523 after 7pm. 30 Trash in a review puzzle 1 Br - 1 person- $380 < util. mid Aug Kathy 419-353 1150 ' 31 Van Eyck and Pens 266 Manville REDUCED RENT!! Subleaser need- Vermeer "Hedda Gabler" $580 . util 3rd SI. 2 bdrm., tree heat • water, ed at Sterling May Aug Will pay 1st 34 Worn oul playwright assign parking, a c. laundry, balco- 322 E Court 04- 1 Br. & last mo. rent. Own rm. furn.. a*c. 35 Decade count Taxing month ny Start Jan.04-$500 Call 373-9820 1 person- $420 incl. all ulil. pool, tanning. & w'd. Call Courtney 36 Short sight Qom resident 415 E Coun»A BG Apts - 818822 2ndSi at 419 705-5848. ACROSS 38 Trial balloon Eager 1 Br- 1 person $320 . util 2 BR Apts. avail May or August Spacious 1 bdrm. bottom ot duplex Waistcoat $490 S gaselec 12 mo lease Peak on Crete on Wooster. across Irom campus. 1 Hay storage 40 Lendl or Pavlov See 49D Smith Apartment Rentals Smith Apt Rentals 419-352 8917 Lg yard & porch. May Aug. 419-352 8917 4 Trousers measurement 43 Long times '50s president Buckeye Sell Storage $435 mo. inc. all util 419 308-0464 10 Clarinetist Artie 44 Customs 2 bdrm. apt. & 3 bdrm townhouse Subleaser Needed 14 Important time 48 Infielder Ripken available for summer & fall leases. Store your stuff for the summer. 2 large BR apartment, private front 15 Canal site 49 WWII craft Call 352 5822 Many sizes avail. Call Buckeye Inn and rear entry, laundry room next 16 Scrabble piece 50 Use a sponge S Studios any time 352-1520 17 Way in: abbr. 51 -Billy 2 bdrm. apt. avail. May 15 $600. lo- door. $450 mo. Mid-May June-Aug. ANSWERS CLIMATE CONTROLLED Option to renew1 Nikki 354-3952. 18 Become disenchanted with 53 Lung filler cated on campus NO pets and yr 19 Surrounded by 55 Ms. Swenson STORAGE 3 J s 5 N J N J a V lease required Call 354 0229 Subleaser needed lowered rent for 20 Abbott S Costello USAF 56 Abbott S Costello AUS l' 1 ' i 20% Student Discount ■ 1 Ms •1 1 3 sBa X n a 2 bdrm. apt. excellent cond June-Aug. N Enterprise. movie movie * All Sizes Available. 419-686-0521 . '. 1 V it 1 Ms Close to University" Contact Anna at 214-1936. 23 To be in Toulon 59 Winged wader I s 1 i v A i '1 ■ i - 'J ■-■ a Call 686-4651. Female subleaser. May-Aug. Subleaser needed May 12- Aug. 12 24 Suppositions 62 Oxygenize 'J N 1 1 V 1 U ■ at Sterling Univ. May & Aug. rent 25 Threw out 63 Picnic invader '.' 1 >• tor new Miliken studio apt. $375 per H n V 1 .' 1 w ; s 1 ■: 2 bdrm. turn, or unturn. apts. 724 free1! Call Kim 352-6392 29 Soaks 64 _ it out (lightl 1 mo. rent neg. Call 419-575 1160 J 0 '. o i '1 V " : ' • • 6th St 705 7th St. $460 mo. 1 yr. 31 Smallest bit 65 Fishing nets ■ 1 1 For rent: 4 bdrm. 1 bth house @ * r. V •1 ! H - N 1 lease - $525 mo. school year lease. Subleaser needed May-Aug. Rm. 32 Guitar cousin, briefly 66 IV times XIII 516 E. Reed avail. Aug. 16 lor a 12 ' n V >c fcf 3 i Call 354 0914 In a 2 bdrm. $220 mo., heat, water, 33 cotla 67 Arabian gulf 1 '< 1 ■ mo lease $1050 mo. House in good j * M i 0 f S i 3 3 l s cable inclu. Very close to cam- 34 Knife 68 Sign up i 111 1 '; s 0 1 IS 4 ti I 1 2 bdrm. unfurnished for Aug 710 shape w.nice backyd . carpeted. 1 2 pus. A c, ott-street pkg. 353-4777. 36 Track gathering 69 Part ol a min. I 1 'i 1 • 1 1 ■'> ' 3 "1 N Seventh St Ouiet seniors & grads. block Irom campus, w off si parking 37 Abbott & Costello USN Subleaser leaser needed. Grad. Q i A «■» 0 d n 0 sHi N ■' new kitchens, heat paid. 352-3445 Unfurn. applic. mclu no dogs, sec movie l ilv .'j N dlv d dep required contact Student pref. 2 bdrm, garage. A C, 1 1 V ¥ 3 ■7 V H M; V i S -J i HM 0 jane at: |[email protected] very close to campus. 352-8863 >'. Subleasers needed May thru Aug Fully furn studio. Free util. cable. & House. 828 Filth St. 4 bdrm. VOTED BEST PIZZA 10 STRAIGHT YEARS phone Walk to campus. May rent washer dryer. A C. 419-352-5228 mo. to mo. only $595 or wkly. for Ezszn $180.1-419-360 3399. Summer subleaser wanted. New 2 PISHN€LLO'S 2 Cans Highland bdrm house. 714 A 8th St AC ; ffl€€ D UV€RV of Pop ! !■• on- avail : Mm Heinziiti yard. $ negotiable. 419-290 1509 '203 N. Main Jf 352-5166 $5.00 Minimum Management $820 mo. • util. 1 1 2 bath, w d. a c. Ask about our other Hw parking, walk to campus. Avail Aug. Summer subleasers 239 Manville en Weekdays 4P.M, Lunch Fri.-Sat.-Sun. delntrv specials Acceptre 130 E. Washington St., BG 16. 03-Aug 14. 04 419-353 5800 or 3 bdrm. house, close to campus. (419)354-6036 419 230 4420 Patty Call Brian 0'Jeff 419 214-4143 9 AM-5PM HAPPY WEEKEND!! Coca-Cola 1st month 1 2 off! TH »«■! Inl In Town Low Security Deposits! was originally Identity (for Highland & Jay-Mar onlyi colored dz, C (2:30) 4:55 7:20 [9:40] Jay-Mar Apts- Senior Grad green! The Real Cancun Housing, Newly remodeled (2:20) 4:45 7:10 9:25 with 2 bedrooms, dishwasher IURAKUI and spacious, beaulllul rooms. Anger Management Starts $510. 12 mo. lease. /^709 5th StreetA (2:35) 5:00 7:25 [9:50] 1616 E. Woosler Street APARTMENTS The Highlands- Senior Grad Bowling Green. OH 43402 Malibus Most Wanted Housing, i BOrm. spaoous (Located in Greenwood Centre) (2:45) 5:10 7:35 [9:55) la'ge closets all new windows, car- pet, some w new kitchens & baths 10% Bulletproof Monk Starts $395.12 mo. lease (2:10) 4:35 7:00 (9:30] The Homestead- Grad student Schedule is lor Housing, A C. $reat location, 11 h . Friday 4 25 03 - Thursday 5 1 03 ceramic tile, soundproof cons., discount Times in [ 1 show Iri-Sun only. 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Both. C/A dishwashers, sky lights, vaulted one coupon per person Times In [) do not show Mon-Wed. ceilings Starts S5t0 month. -7pm Shuttle stop across the street All other times show everyday! S500/month Full Year Lease dinner meal Sign up for ShowTime e-mails We II lake careol you Besl $2.00 Appetizer Buffet at Cinemark com price well-maintained, privacy Mon.-Thurs. For Rental Information: & dead boll security, large Bring Student I.D. Contact Jack at Win free movie passes for apts. 24-hr. maintenance. On 1-800-829-8638 one year on May 3rd! site laundry or Steve at (419)-352-7070 \^ [419)352-1150 Jf www.bghighlandmgmt.com •Free Delivery* [email protected] 1234 N. Main St. Call Today to Management Inc. Reserve Unit: (iraceland. 20X/210/212 GOOD SELECTION OF GRADUATE STUDENT HOUSING S. Church 352-1520 2 Bilrm 1 Bath Duplex I Car Oarage. Washer/Dryer Hours: 445 E. 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